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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
Aifonso's Fancy.

With the annual close of the bull ring
comedies every autumn the second race
meeting OF the year in Madrid. just as
the bull fight is the popular amusement,
par excellence, where the people rcvel in
all the fierce excitement, the good humor
ed iollity, the pleasant equality that makes
the young grandeo sit close to the common
mulelccr or workman, the horse races are
u pastlme where tho upper classes fancy
they amusing themselves because it is FASH
ionable, and the multitude stared in undis.
guiscd astonishment at the rows of hand.
some carriages and drags filled with ladies
and gentlemen who arc betting and making
books during several hours The multi
tude only evinces some interest when the
race actually takes place, and the Jockeys
in their blue, yellow or black ard white
jackets inclte more curiosity than the
horses. Your Spanlard can not admire the
fine, active, slim, thoroughbred horse, as
his ideal of stecd is an Andalusian crossed
with Arab, prancing, curvettiug, stepping
slowly to display its snowy tail, rounded
form and heavy curved neck. What Cas-
tilians DO begin TO like in the races is that
it affords a double opportunity for sight.
seeing and for gambling. The agencies
for pools arc beeieged with natives shUu.-
ing and asking tickets with the name of
the fayoiites, and the most forward in the
new spurL bet and make bets with zest
and fury worthy Of Longchamps in Paris
or of Epson Downs on a Derby day. The
Madrid race course IS beautifully situated
ut the extremity Of the Rocoletos and Cas-
tcllana drives in a sort of hollow plain sur
rounded by rising ground and hillocks that
afford for the masses natural amphithca-
tro on which they stanc by thousands on
foot and In every Imaginable vehicle.
Down below, near tho course, are four
handsome stone and wooden stand support
| cd by light iron columns and with iron.
/ rallied terraces right and left of the roya
pavilion that is tho center of the paddock.
The stands are crowded with bourgcoist
and young men eagerly surround the
"poule" agency, but the center of the al,
traction IL the paddock and great tribune
near the royal pavilion. There muster il
force the bellies of Madrid society in Gle
giant toilets, vicing with the ladies of TIT
diplomatic corps; ministers, judges, gen
erals, deputies, bankers, grandees, younl
arlstocrats, and busy plutocrats have al
come there to bet and luuch merrily, ant
there Is as much flirting going Oh there a
In every gathering of Madrid high life
King Alfonso himself leaves the younI
queen ana the princess In tho pavilion an,
mingles with tho distinguished crowd, nov
discussing horse-aesA with Duke Fernal
Nunez, Marquis V. HameJor or Mr.. Dav
Ice, the owners Of the best studs, or OK
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
What They bought.

"Sty chl)dron," said New Haven man
to his son and daughter, both along in their
teens trlne, "if should give you each
five dollars, what would you 10 with II 3"
II would buy something to read,' replied
the boy, the light of intelligence beaming
across Ills counlenanco. 'And L. said tho
girl, with enthusiasm, "would buy somc-
thing to wear" "You both do yourselves
credit. 1t is natural that a boy just on the
verge Of manhood should seek to improve
his mind, and glrls Of your age, my dear, -"
as he stroked her curls, "always are think
Ing of good clothes. Here 10 the money,
use your Judgment, both OF you." The
boy bought full collection Of "Wild Bill;
or, Life on the Painsn novels, and the gill
! i've dollar set Of diamond JeweEy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.

that she would surely kill hlm if he did not
do her bidding.
She said 10 him II never thought this
of you, Morgan Duke. When | rejected
you thought you would bear it Ike a
man.
| He replied not, but glanced at his watch.
"Half-past twelve" he said.
"To work 10 was the stern command,
and Viola stepped forwsrd and brought
the revolver nearer his head.
81 can't get them out," he said.
"You must, "was the reply.
II drove them in a with sledgc." :.
81 did not hear the sound"
''It was deadened with my coat"
The girls face grew paIer than ever, and
she glanced fearfully up the cut.
'rake them out ~ she said suddenly {;
'the train Is coming. hear it,"
Tie 'vil!ainous station master heard tho
rumbling and again turned to the ties.
"You have your choice" Viola said to
him. "a bullet or All unobstrut 1 track. /"
She watched him as won..a never
was doing all that could be done to undo
his wicked Work, and while she watched
her heart grew still beneath tho rumble of
the express.
Hell soon oall me-" she said TO her
self. "rhcrc there!"
Tho familiar shrieks cleft tho cool Octo-
Der air. but they brought no joy to her
heart. She was not at the old window be-
side the light he loved to hail from his en-
Rine. Perhaps she would be the first to
kiss his cold brow beneath the stars at
Gwynne's Cut. She almost shouted for
Joy when she saw the first tic drawn from
the guard by the desperate man.
"Quick the sledge! break the guard |"
she cried.
''God, never thought of that" he said,
and the next moment no was shattcrlng
the long guard with the heavy sledge.
AT that the tie was broken, and he thrust
the other ties down into The long opening
he had made.
AT that moment the train, rounding the
S"rC .ldouCo iutO tlc CuI, dllU tllO uaSulIlS
headlight, not twenty tect away, almost
blinded the eyes of the twain.
Morgan Duke stepped from the track.
He looked up and beheld the gloam OF trl-
umph in the girls eyes. In an instant
grim look of resolve settled on his face.
On, thundeting came the tram. He sprang
forward and the next instant 1t disappeared
in the woods leaving Viola alone with the
mangIed remains of her rejected lover.
With tears In her eyes she bent over the
shapeless mass How could she fail TO
life
Tho next day brought Ed. Gordon TO her
side and mono too soon, for the poor girl
was almost prostrated with the excitement
of the night.
The company presented Viola with u
beautiful house, when her husband took
charge Of the car shops. l know she will
never regret her night in Gwynne's Gut
with her rejected lover.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
women Oh tho Bench,

Some years ago tho eminent lawyer
Henry w. Paine, of Massachusetts tried
Il case for lady client, but did not receive
decision in his favor, although justice and
equity would have warranted 1t. AS he
aud his client were leaving the Courtroom,
the lady, who Is we'll known as al exponent
Of wonlan's rights, said TO him:
''That was rank injustice"
Certainly, madam, Mr. Paine replied.
''Mr. Paine" tho lady continued, "whcn
we women get a chance to sit ON that
bench, such injustice will not DC posi-
ble."
With one of his rich, rare smiles the
great lawyer said:
Madam never expect to sec q greater SET
Of old women than are at present on the
Massachusetts Supreme Court bench.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
Another Good BOY.

A Detroit grocer was The other day hum
Srily waiting for his clerk to return from
dinner and give HIM chance at his own
MONDAY meal, when boy came into the
store with basket in his hand and said:
81 seed Il boy grab up ti:is ere basket
from the door and run, and l run after HIM
and made MIN give IL up"
"My lad, you are All honest boy"
eyes sir."
"And you look like good boy
Yes, sir."
"And good boys should always be en-
courugcd. In box in the back room
there are eight dozen eggs. You may take
them home TO your mother Il ID keep the
basket"
The grocer had been saving those eggs
for days and weeks To reward some one.
In rewarding a good boy he also got eight
dozen bad eggs carried out of the neighbor.
hood free OF cost, and ho chuckled u little
chuck us he walked homcwards.
The afternoon wancd, night came and
went, and once more tho grocer weht tc
his dinner. When he returned he wat
picking his teeth and wearing compla
cent smile. Ills eye caught u basket o
eight dozen eggs, as he entered the store
and he querIcd:
"Bcen buying some cggs2"
"Ycs; got hold Of those from Il farmer
boy" replied the clerk.
"A lame boy with blue cap ONT"
"Ecs."
1.-TWO front teeth out2"
"Ycs."
The grocer sat down and exlmiuod thu
egg. The shells had been washed clean
out they were the same eggs that good DO.
had luygcd home the day before.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03
Art Treasures OF the British Museum. !.

The hidden treasures Of the British M u
scum are soon to be exhibited. A timely
bequcsI falls in to enable the trustees, who
possess jewels, to acquire jewel cases, and
10 make the Greek antiquities, which re-
mained for 80 many centuries buried near
Athens, aud for 30 many years buried near
Bedford Square, open to public admiration.
The difficulties of obtaining access to the
print room will now, perhaps, disappear,
and the liberal management whicr has
made the reading room a source of cOinf"rt
and instruction be extended to other do
partmens There is something PECULIARLY
ayerse, as the Daily Nc,Os rema'ks, in Il
set Of regulations that admit the public to
take down, handle and copy from valuable
books and at the same time surround the
inspection Of prints with restrictions and
formaitics. 1t is only Il few months since
tho trustees sold of Il portion Of the rarest
prints, of which they had duplicates, in
order to acquire q collection OF cxtraordln
airy local interest. That tho building in
Bloomsbury should be literally congestcd
with treasures has long been kind of stu-
pid national boast. The $500, 900 left by
the White bequest will be well spent in al
lowing l.ondoners to enjoy what thoy have
80 long and 30 fruitlessly possessed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03

Ami moi an peu, mae coattnde---
Love me y LtLls, but Keep IT up.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-03

--"he funded deDL Of Philadelphia is
$.O,970.t4l,
There are 900, 900 fewer acres ,nn-
der wheat in England than In 1874.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19
Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening Nov ~ 1881.

The prevailing course of the wind was
from the North and northwest. Weather
cloudy. - rr.t wtUI
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19

Prof. Sweets dancing school COM
mences next Thursday. ST. tt 81
The demand for goods at the one price
Bakery is too large for any stale goods
to be on hand. Mrs. j. L. Jewell.
Elegant line of ladies and children
furs at S. LeGault & Sons.
Fresh goods baked daily at the reliable
Palace Bakery. .tl
lie. DeGOwin, the East Side Grocer,
still has few cans of canned goods
which he will sell for 81 per dozen.
Ladies, gents, and childrens under
wear in great variety, sold very cheap at
Hempstead's.
For good tea get some of the Japan,
new crop, of |. +. DeGOwin, on the East
Side.
Becker can fit out the smallest family
to the largest lumber camp with crock
cry.
John Becker for groceries.
Becker is receiving large invoices of
crOckery 10y every boat. agt
John Becker's-next door to the post
Office,
John Becker sells groceries cheaper
than they sell them in Detroit.
Good green tea this years crop cheap
er than the cheapest at l. 4. DeGOwin's,
the East Side Grocer.
Bedroom sets at Becker's from 81 to $15
per set.
Pigs feet, tripe, sardelts. sardines
Labrador herring, salt white6sh at
Becker's.
Nice butter at John Becker's.
Be sure and get Becker's prices on
crOckery of all kinds. Next door to the
pOstOffice.
French China platters and Japanese
tea pots just received.
JOHN BECKER.
Those apples are immense at John
Becker's.
If you want nice looking hat or cal
go to H. l.. Greenthal & Cos.
For suits that look well and wear wei
90 to II. l.. Greenthal e Co.
Ladies will save money by examining
II. l.. Greenthal & Co.'S stock of cloak
and dOlmans.
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OYSTER SALOON,
ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSEIEAT.
ont iurEue uue association. pour lis pratt
que dc la medicine ct dc IL cl.ilur.i..
mai 81
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-11-26

Nine Duloncey he Sc dontait
pas dc CO que re!erme pa,folS
d'humiiiatiou, pour leg femmeS
qui he sont pas rntitrement tom
bees, !eur liaisou avec certaiIs
hommes meme du K mc!:'err
monde.
Soft, dit Rita sans ayouer hi
sans nier qu'el!e cut aime NJ. de
Bleze, je vcux bicn vol;s donntr
Cette prrnve, mais settlement
apreS avoir tait une dt,n:elt ten
tati>e aup:es du comle. pour obte
mir dc hui cc quill ma rromiS.
Sill me refuse, j- n'aurai plus de
homogeneous i garden. Tontetcis
ie liz vons livrerai CO document
p%lecirux QUA unc condition, c'es,
que =: Nine dc Bleze plaide MT
Jour cUntle son mari. mon nom re
se,a pas pronon.e. L~'impo'ta"'.
pour votrs annie, scra. i &c mo
ment, &c p.oduiro cette leitre
sans quill y ait inteltt a savoE
lni Ia hi Il ,e,niSe. VouSy enga
grz VOWS, pour ellie
-Je vous jure, madrmoise''',
dc Ia tacon la ..lus tolmelIe, que
ja,nais Volre rOm tie se,a prOu"n'
ci. MaiS, qnani a,lr, Z v"nS r'i>
unu decision ST n &c E:eze. 81
chant que NuHS ave. entit les
mains uuc piece 81 d~an.rreuse
pour lni, al.ait vOnS donner les
LOT. 500 t%:rllcs! Comment au,ai
il de vos n%ouvelles
-D'nbold, madame, JIG cIois
bi,n que NJ. de B!eze Ir>ter;'
sour'l i ma prochaine reclamation
On dit quill perh Ell CO moment
=, aucoup d':Isent; ct il isno"
tout 4 iait quc j:ai fait pho'o1r;
rhivr IL brouiiion de Sd lettie. il
ptnsc douc que mon parti sera
pris d.ici fort pen de- jours. QUAINT
i ia facon tie vons bonner dc mes
%nouve!!es, je men vols qu'uue sc,
lIr vcuS cc!irt. 81 \OnS me le PEI
nrtteZ.
SAILS 'aucun doute, Car celia
est SANS danger mon mari no,
vre "mais les lc,trrs Iul me sob
ailleSsees. n vote premier mo
j'accep;erai. Je dem+me 81
rue .e liz Chaussee>d.Antln,.
-A!ors, i bieh,0t, madame
fen snis pc rsuadee.
-LaiSSeZ- moi NOns Serr,'r !;
main, tn voas remercianl bici Sill
ce,enent.
Mime Dnloncey await, pour ];
second lois, teniu q la duchess
Sa main fiI,cMent gantee. Kit;
!, Ia saisit It III ,rcss;. atcc ir"nchl
St.
, A SNirre.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATEE
SEASONS.

AIR. JOHN HOSiO, p. .OPHIETilR;.
vi du RESTAURANT L QUATRE-SAIsoAs
preyieut SEES AIMS dc i ti,lt. {. lie la can
payne, ainsi que lie pn!,lic EN- gcncraie, qu
y transtere son restaurant du No. I:5:5 dc
Ia rue de Charities an No. lll dc la iuem,
rue. pres de St-Luuls. Ii profile de ccttc oc
c:sion pour renercier le pubic ct solicit.
en- mer,e temps la continuation lie son bicL
v~clllant patronage. II iniorme en- Outrc sc-
:,nis quill II dies salons particulars au pre-
,nier, ct DIES chambres mcublccs a louer . Z
schiains GU au m0is. Les pcrsoNnes d. al
,ii!ee ii dc Ia can,Vayne y trOuveront tout ar
ecIn.nri desirs ble.I = restaurant serH on, ell
,uu'a LML. 8 fcy "a.
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The Startling Novelties aw-1o0 Performers, Male and Female. A Core.e of
DmInutIye Shetland Ponies, smaller than New Founaand Dogs. A Troupe Of
H1ndoo Jngglers. The Circus embraces morcE queArians, more Vaulhrs more
1!mnats' more Clowns, more Athletes, than any show in America.
Two Performances Daily--Afternoon and Evening.
GRAND STREET PARADE At TEN O'CL0cK 4. 4.
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DEU MEME PAETlE
INTRMEs.

FEMME Dc MONDE Ell DANSElSh
Que Gtes-vous alors!
-Kien, j'attendis commc j'at.
tends encore aujpnrd'hui, pete d
prouvrr que ie mai fte entire les
mains da com:e qu'un slmp.c ms
trnnpnt.
-Et cette preuve!
TEST lie fac-simile photogra
philue du brouilIon dc Ia lettie
recae par Mile de Frryas, brouil
lo1 oui etait lie Ia main meme de
NJ. de B!eze. j. vais vOus IL fal.
40 vvir.
Rita s'6taitlanceSc verS 81 cham
bre 4 coucber.
Par l.G,,uile solution dc conti-
5nuit6 qui existait entire les PORTE
res derriere lesfuciics ii etall
bot,i, NJ. dsAu6erty, ainsi quit
,lsavait dtja tait chez Foxmai', de
vorait Ma,thc DIES ycux. |: iii
semblait que, 10 ces co"fide!.cts
don't il etalt .r'auditeur, sursir;tit
pour lui .luclque jour %l'occasion
de easner IL pari Qu'i; await enga
.g6 avec Said Pacha.
La danseusc tut absente deux
minutes 4 peine.
~Teuez, madame, fit ellie c"
m.ttaut sous les yeux lie Marine
.l.emeuve photogIaphique don't
ellie lu, await parl6, voysz!
--C.est bien l'ecriture dc n. DC
Blezs! Csest bien Ii III letire qua
rccue MA pauvre annie! s'ecfia
Nine Duloncey, un pue ettrayee III:
la ruse employees PAL Isita pour
.corsrryel une preuve lie Ia colnlii
scit1 du comte. Et il ignore.
Nj. he Blezc salt rie,. Je 'ui
al rendu sou brouilIon quill Il blu
az, II s'imagine ccrtainement pou
yoir tout nier- ..et ne pas mo pa
Yer les cent c%iuquaute m;lle francs
.qus.l mo doit.
-Si 10 vous offrais, moi, cette
,so;nme en- echange dc celtic photo
graphic.
Etcignant reclair de con'oi,ise
,oui eulammait e regards, lsll;'
,epondit Ell souriant
lie nc saurais me dGcider aus
Isl brusquement i un semOlaoio
smarche.
lie yous en- prize, ell mon nom
.at,u nom de Nine de B,eze! Mon
annie ne vous u pas fait de NAL
Lorsqu'elle a spouse 10 cointe, ellie
icaorait quelles relations existait
entire vons ct lni. II fault, voyez'
yous, que Marguerite sc separe
dc % mari, Gar quclqae jour II Ia
tuera! D.aii!euiss sill ne Ia tue
enos. ellie mourra de chagrin.
Nine Duloncry, qul s'etait lr-
>vte. pressait les mains dc la dan
sens. dams les sicnncs ct lui pan
lait CONNIE 4 une annie. lie ctrar
de Rita Sc gonflait d'Ci suei!. Unc
FAMINE du monde IL suppilai'.
File pouvait, a son g'e, II fare
,,leurer on lui causer une Jole I'M
mense. Sc souvenant que cetse
scene await un temo,n, ellie la pro
longeait a plaisir ct jouait avec
lea Sentiments de Get ange lie bo''
is qui s'humiiiait.
-Je vous ell %conjure, repe;a't
lsadorabie Marthe, do%nnez.uoi
.cette epreuve ; moi je vo'ls doune
raj les 10000 francs que vous
doit N, ae Bleze. 81 vous sa>iez
.combien sa copduite ensers sd
femme est horrible Co matlh EN-
core il Ia iujuriee, pressure bat
.tne. Pensez done, il menace ue
iui faire gutter l'hotel lie Feryas
nour ysamcner dams un apparte-
,ncnt a lul. Vous voyez ceite
nauyre Marguerite seuIe avec le
.comte. Je me demande comment
vous, 81 jolie, 81 charmante, aSez
mn ai,ncr un pareil homme!
Ia ballerine .accueiilit cette der
MERE phrase lar un SQUIRE .plsin
.u.A.ttt ut.
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&. & Cs::.

-IMpOItTATEURS De
Marchandsscs seoAes. eh'dagtt'ts CT
-iMfricaiaes.
Cotons, 1ndienaes, kudans, Eon
~neterie, Mpuchoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue lie Charities, pres Canai
NOUVELLE- ORLEANS.
Cette maison dcja bi.n counue par SCH
ancicnuett go ans d'existcucc} ct lie bias
prix TIC scs articles, Otfre aux uharchanas
des o.npa.ncs. Fass.rrimrnt lie plus conn-
pict ct lie plus virie dc marcaau.!iacs sc,i,e
Cettc m.tison rescit chaquc sema:nc &c
nuveaux cnvois .n NOrd ct dc rLuroue
met IN sOin tout particulitT il r~eiuIlir les
cs qui Vi sont adrcsses' I'll sept 20 Ia
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the DAILY IlMES.SIlk

dollar year. eS for six montha, or
T0r three months. Has the largest cifculo.
ton Of any paper In Cincinnati. Isthe ~
advertising medium ani't the best paper 81
readers who would know of the Woridt
dOina1 as promptly as the news can b In
parted. Address Times-Star. C~incinnat,Q
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FEUILLETON
LES
GRIMES DUN ANGE.

PAR, RENE De PONT JEST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
THE SUN FOR 1881.

l.. All the worlds news. 90 presented that the
reader will get the greatest amount OF informs-
ton With the least Improbable expenditure OF
time and .yesight. TIE BuN long ago discov.
ersd the golden mean between redundant full.
pese end unsatisfactory brevity.
IL. much OF that SORT Of news which depends
less upon its recognised importance than upon
is' Interest. to mankind. From morning 10
morning 4 Buzz prints . continued stoy Of
deeds, plans, loves. hatss. ana troubles. This
story 10 more varied and more interesting THAI
any romance thai was ever deyifed.
LII. food writing In every column. and frssh.
mesa. originality, accuracy, AID deeorum In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE..

NoTIoE Is GIVEN. THAT THE DISTRICT
~ Court Of the First Judicial District In and
for the county q Storey having granted TO ths
unabridged lettsfs testamsntsry in the eststs
Of CONRAD wIk0AND. dsossssd, an creditors
Of said eststs will present their bills 70 the
updenigned % the asssy once Of the late Con
within ten months from The dsts Of this noies.
JOSEPH PEhKiN5.
q. Q. STEVENSON.
Virginia oity. oesoSsr y. 100. ocss
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tees.....................i1e21. 100. 100 ..
And In accordance with law. ana an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
eighth tssth) dsy Of February. 1881. % many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock - may DO
necessary. will be sold At public auction. at
the once Of Parker crittenden. Room IS,
Mtrchsntf Exchange building. San Fran.
cisco, California, On TUESDAY, the TWENTY.
Sixth (26ih) cay Of APRIL, 1881.
at the hour Of two O'Clock p. 4. Of said day,
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and sx.
penses Of the sale.
J. n. BRAZRLI, Secretary.
0face-Room No 3, safs Deposit Building.
No. s2o Montgomery street, Ban Francisco.
California. 9
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THE NEWS
WEpNEsDAY. : : APRIL %. 1881
our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipers' 0psrs House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
AGENCY Nevada Bank Of San H~raAGsco,
O street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. d. Yrsnksl. Main street. Cola Hul.
T. q. NsQarn. LOG South Q stRsst VIZ
sinis Oily.
CLOTHING AND 1uRNIsHMa GOODS.
Banner Bros.. Corner O and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
D. ThOrburn. opposite Nsvs once.
Main street. Gold Hill.
o. H. Gallup. opposite Bank Of Gold
Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hasbrouck q Hall. Main street. Gold
Hill. opposite Yellow Jacket g,ns-houss.
John Jones. Jr.. Main street. Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. $50 South o street. Viz.
FANCY GOODS.
d. Thorburn. Main street. Gold Hill.
D. W. Chubbuck. Postofsos store. Main
street. Gold Hill.
ROUNDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lover Gold Hill.
George Emmst. proprietor.
Homo Foundry, ksno. Andrew Fraser,
proprietor.
GROCERIES. PRovIsIoNs. ETC.
y. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold Hill.
T. b. Medium. Main street. Gold Hill.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and R~sstaurant Main
street. Gold Hill; J. p. Becker. Pro
prietor.
City Bakery. a. North O street. Virginia
Oily; Tixmeisr 4 Armbruat. Propris-
tors.
HARDWARE.
W. N. Hall 4 Co, Main street. Gold
Hin.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
City q. w. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKETS.
Fountain MARKET. Main street. Gold
Hill. @. J. Waidsr, proprietor.
NEWS 'DHPOTS.
D. Thorburn. opposite NEWS oface.
Main street. Gold Hill.
y. W. Chubbuck. Postofacs store, Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr.. j. U. Hall. Main street. Gold Hill.
FALCONS.
Comstock Exchange. opposite Liberty
Engins House. T. i. Finch. Agent.
kashion, Main street. Gold Hill; B. b.
Turnsy. proprietor.
0ibson's. Main street. Gold Hill; W.
d. q. Gibson, proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot
4, Gold Hill.