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THE EVENING NEWS
OOLD HILL, i i &ATUIDAT, OCT. 10, 1174
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Mallslaw* *M*r%lv«*a To-morrow.
M. K. Cut'Bi n. Ooi.it Hill, liiviiio
aan Km will l<« lialtl at thia cliurrli.
U»m»rtuw (Sumlayi Morning, U«t.
Mr. t'ran,)«ut<>r. oltUialiii^. Praarhiug
At 10', a. M. and V, i- m . Sunday
Sahool at J J; r. ». Allan- intilad.
Sr. Jou> * Curam, (iou> Kill. -
Thru will Iw ilitinr wrtii* at Ihia
ihnri'li ti>-inorrn« at r. m., K.».
B. S. K.ntiuaii ntHi'i.iliii^. H»al»Mta (raa,
uail all ar* i-unliallr iatrita>l. Snml.iT
Salum>I at I :.'Ui p. M.
Kt. J'ln.'a rnrn-H, Virginia City,
thara will lw iliTina aarriaa to-morruw
iaoruiu|t at II o'rluck auil in tba avaa
iug at T J!'. IUt. \V. It. Jativjr offlciat
lag. Saiulay St-bovl at 1^:45 r. n.
Hiliiiioc*. — K«vor*n«l Mr. Mo
Qrath will Iwturr in llm National
(luanl H.ill, Vinjmia City, Sumlny
avcuiiig at H o'cliH-k.
Katr. Knock Pi'KLBT will jiraaah at
Aaiarican Flat, t«v-uiorrow . Sun.la* > at
3 oVlo. lt r. M. Sunday aokool at I hi
r. m.
I'lna'a Una* Horn*. • -The Ojxrn
Hone* waa densely crowded hut night
the occasion of Mr*, I'banfau'a beue
fit. The play of "Aurora Floyd" wa»
placed upon the stag* in good atyle. and
gave g»n»ral natiafaction. Mr* t'ban
(ran ia the title-role waa faultlessly cor
rect. Her Anrura Floyd «u en* ef tba
l>«at enterpretationa of the character «•
witnessed for many a ys.ir Mr. Saw
telle. aa Melliah, waa a womans idea of a
model hutlwud. Inviuj;. e-'U tiding, truth
ful ami true. Willi# (till, aa Kl«w liar
grave, waa oa hideoous aa could wall
Imagined aa raapecta make-tip aoii acting.
Mr. Kdiuond'e rendition of tha charm
tcr of Cai>taiu Italaigh Talbot was in
that gentleman's best ntvlo. Mr. Itil
liugs a* Captain Prodder waa immensely
entertaining. Tba balance of tba |«r
fnriuara acquitted themselves very cred
itably. Taileure'* avnsational drama,
">Vaa Rba IU|U?" »u r«p*ated aa a
Manner piaca thia afuruotm ta a good
hatiaa. " Aurora Floyd " will ba given
agaiu thia availing. Mra. Cbanfrau
makes a farawall appearance on Sunday
availing la " A Wife's Stratagem " and
" Littla Toddlakina."
Tin CuMuu lt«D.—Next to a good
maal a Rood bad it ona of tha graataat
luxuries known to man. Tha Crandall
ataal spring bed baa alraaJy gaina>l tba re
patatioa of tba beat. cheapest, mint corn
tenable and andarabla l>»d in existence.
Tbay ran ba kapt abaolutaly fraa from
tannin. Thoaa of our reader* who wi»b
to aiafn i ne tha naw atyla of bed can do ao
by aalliag upon J. Cornwall, No. X)
North C atraat, Virginia.
Mak»rt(Li> Ur»u> Tsiuirr Kxrtnwiox.
The annual target excumion of tit* Sara
field Qnard w«. held at tba Caraon Itace
Track t> day. Tha boy* want down on tha
aight o'clock train. Thar* ara some
go.vl tbola in tha company ao that we
■nay expert to hear of aotne Creedmonr
buaineaa, whan tba reault of tha day *
work ia announced. A large auiuber of
fiua pri/e* ara to b>< c«ui|>ata>l for.
OaiMMATtru..— A geutlamau reaiding
in town, having occasion to aand a tela"
gram ta a friend in llano, wurdad it aa
follow*: "If yon cannot aand the horae
up, I will go down and get him to-mor
row." He wiabaa ta know which ia tha
proper verb to uaa in tha aantanra re
ferred to, "go" or "came," and why?
Six-Tmart Miuar! —Tba several Re
publican Cluba in Oold Hill will iiaaem
bla at their headquarter* thia evening,
al OJ-J, sharp, for tha purpose of march
ing in procaaaion to Virginia. to atun<>
tha grand ralifleatioa meeting to be bald
at that city to-night.
Tows Jan.- -Tba only occnpant of the
town jail laat night waa a drunk and die
orderly.
■ EETISU or TMK rioncu*.
A r»gxilar Mmi-monthly meeting •(
tha Pacific Coaat Pionaara w*» held X
their Hall on B itreet, Virginia City,
evening before lut, I'reaideut McMhii
in th* Choir.
After the naual reading and accept
ance of th* minatM ot lut meatitig.aud
other preliminary iUaii o( Vu*in**», th*
•taction ot
Haw laaibtri
Waa in order. Gaorga Daly, of Vir
ginia City, and Thamaa E. Howard,
whaaa application* for membarahip at
th* laat meeting ^are referred to tha
proper committee, war* balloted for and
elected. Tha following
Pr*M**la Mr Mmktnklr
Wera received amd raf*rr*d: Charlaa E.
DeLang, 0. X. Morgan and T. A. Lang
acr*. Virginia City; N. J. Oillat, Gold
Hill; D. H. Hall, Eureka.
Caele Billy ■*«!»«.
l'reaident McMean* atated that ha had
received a eommnni cation from tha
fanioua old pioneer and proepector, Un
ci* Billy Hogan, who waa now raaiding
or (topping out n*ar Elko, aipreaaing an
*arn**t deaire to join thia Seciety, and
hate hi* nama enrolled among thoaa of
hi* bruther l'iuneer*. I'nole Billy ia
*ary old aa w*U aa vary pacr, and
•ot at pr*aant able U> forward tha reqai
aita admiaaian fa*. H. M. Jewett mov*d
that th* f*a ba oiaittad in thia caa*.
Thia, however, under th* t'onatitution
and By-Law* of tha Sociaty, could not
ba don*, (>ib*en aaid he would obviate
tha diitieulty by paviug it himaalf, and
iiamudiately haaded ia th* eoin. Hi*
brother Piotn-em. liaw*T*r, would not
allow htm tha *ol* privilege, aa all waat
ed a chanca to pool ia, therefore the
coin wu returned, and th* hut paiaed
aroiiud More thaa enough waa imme
diately ra>H«d. and it waa agreed that th*
aiirplu* ahculd l>* applied to th* pay
ment of I'll*!* Billy'* monthly duaa
ahead. Me will ba i*IIot*d for at th*
ntU uioeting.
PiM(«r (•Ukrallu.
The Committee eu the coming
nnuual celebration -October tha Slat
lb* anniveraary of the admiaaion of Ne
vada into the 1'nian—reported prepar
tiona well advanced. It will bf after tha
iiaual atria: procaaaioa; collation at
(iolj Hill; aratioa, poem, ate.: and a
ball. In order to accommodate tha pao
ula of bath ilnora, there will l>a two
hall*: eae at Virginia aud the othar at
Gold Hill, aiunltaneoualy, with tha 'Ima
line ruauing batwaan, all aight, no that
tha participante, can attend Imth balla
if thrv like, ona ticket adaiittiag ta With
hall*.
Ob motion the rrp«rt waa aiUpte<I and
the committee given full pawara to go
on aud |>erfect all naeeaaary arrangc
inenta.
A communication waa reoiived from
tha National Guard, tendering their aer
vicea aa ewort to the l'ioueera am thr
«cea»ion of the celebration. Accepted
with thank*.
A aeriea of reaolutioua. relative to the
death ot Mr. Cody, a maiubar of the
Hociety, were read, received and adopt
ed, and entered epread upon the min
ute*. On motion the Hall of the So
ciety wua ordered to be dra|>ed in mourn
ing for thirty day a.
Doaail**< 1* the I'aktaal.
Frank Stewart, Librarian, reported the
following luuulflcent liat of deuutiona to
the great cabinet ef tha Hociety aiuoe laat
ineetiag:
Fine •|>o<-iiiien'i of ruby ailver, frem
lUeae Kiver, by Joggle* Wright.
S|>ecitiien of auriferoua ijuart/ite from
El Morado Canyon, by W. Frank Stew
art.
Hich aidphuret* aud crvetal* from the
Cnuatoek loda, by Jake White.
Silver or* and ametbval from the
ttphir aiiue, by George Uray.
Gold-bearing eopper or* from Ilealy'a
miua, near Canon City, by W. Frank
Stewart.
American ailvar dollar, date IKIfi, by
J. L. Carter.
Hich gold. ailv*r and other oraa from
the Stniup Jc Adam*, Northern Hell*.
Major Tnmpkiua, Tipton and Mount
Diablo ifue*. Columbua, Eamaralda
eounty, by II. Sweetapple.
Spe«mien of copper, geld, nntimony
and galena from tha Olover mine, Oold
Mountain.
An American half dollar, date IHOM,
by J. W. Nova*.
A large and magnificent apecitaen af
gold, copper aud galena ore. from the
Oriental miua, (Sold Mountain.
Rich green aad red oiida copper or*
from I'aauniul.
Hplea lid ajM i-inieua of Imrata of liuie.
unmanufactured borai, etc., from Col
umbua, by H. Sweetapple.
Hich aulphnret ailvar ere from the
1300-foot level of the llelcher mine, by
Geerge Sandcra.
Ancient copper and ailvar roina af
very ancient date*, a valuable eolleotion,
by 5. O, Mayer, of Virginia City.
lloliviau dollar, by Mr. Moera, of the
Iatrrnational Saloon.
On niation, a apecial vote of thanka of
the Society waa prreented to Mr. Sweet
apple and oth< r douora of tha above.
Tha I'lix-ba eeeere.
A communication from P. Holland.
«l tha l'lm-ha ftoml, tendering th* do
nation of a r«s'<il»r file of the Kfonl
from Jala, »** r**J, and on motion re
called, nm| th*- thank* of tha Society
tendered in return.
Other communication* on variou*
ginllani warn acted upon, anil other
itaiua of buiueaa matter* diacuaaad, anil
the meeting adjourned.
Pmummi RmtM.-OtM of tha luaat
enjoyable occaaion*, iu tha way of a
aocial minion e»er incurring in Gold
Hill, took place at tha Maynard Ilauaa
Uat •Toning. Tha hoepitahla landlord,
J. W. Xoyea, and liia estimable wifa anil
faniilr. entertained a boat of invitail
friend*. in bonnr nf the praaam-a of
Mra. t'nitrliar auil Uwa UcClare from
Auburn. California, old fnamla of the
Sf»«' family, ami noar on a »iait to
tbaiii. Tlia numbered abont
xTaiitr, including many from Virginia,
and among them thraa or four clergy
■•n. Tba parlor and all a»ai labia miu
adjacalit waa crowded. and everybody
appeared to feel a| honia and ha«|ug a
good tiina. Tliara waa plant; uf
id aaii* and ainging of a vary
high order. und although th*
room waa limitatl, tha marry ouaa
managed to gel up a quadrille and a
waltz or a<>. The piano found akilful
manipulation*, and Mr. McKee with
hi* violin, and Charter Kaith with hia
guitar added murh to tha muaical Toluma
and effort. Tha ainging by Mra. Out
rher and Mra. Higgina waa aa aapecial
treat. Mr. Hall and oilier* aaaiitad vary
ably. At Un o'olock tha entire
company vera invited to ptrUk* of
a choice collation in th* apaciooa dining
room, and all did ample juatico to tha
good far* of thair hoapilahl* and moat
worthy entertainer*. Mora niuaic and
gan«ral ganinlity followed. and at tha
midnight hour all hamla went horn*
happy.
ScuxiDi.—Tbc Miner*' Union Unue
ltand, our new muaical organization,
eetorted tha Hold Hill portion of th*
D*aao*raejr up to th*ir mtiflaation at
Virginia eeaniug l>afor* laat. Preeieoa
to starting, they treated tha Niwa office
to a tlua aeranada. It i* an excellent
l*ud of muaic.
nur ward urruicAi clce
l'ureuaat to call, a meeting of the
First Ward Unioa Republican Club,
Gold Hill, wa» h«ld at the ball of Yellow
Jacket Engine Compear No. 3, ou Wed
needay evening.
W. D. C. Oibeen, aa member of tba
County Central Committee. called tin*
meeting to order, and W. N. Hall wax
el acted temporary Chairman, and A. C.
Hay temporary Secretary.
On aotioD. a Committee of three,
conaiating of W. D. C. Gibeon, William
Eaaaie and W. H. Smith wan appointed
to anbmit a Constitution far the regula
tion of the Club. They submitted tbe
following which waa unanimously ac
cepted and adoptod.
Article 1. Tbe name of thia organ
ization ahall be the Firat Ward Union
Republican Club of (told llill.
AaT. 2. The aiembera of thia club
ahall be tboae enly who will bare tbe
right to Tole iu thia precinct for State
and County officers in 1874.
Aar. H. Tbe necasr.ry • |iialiflcationa
far membership ahall be aa follows: lie
ahall be a citizeu of the I'nited State*
and State of Nevada, and a regiatered
voter of thia prec.net. He (ball pledge
himarlf to vole for the noraincea of the
Republican party nt tbe enauing election.
Aar. 4. Tbe officer* of thia club ahall
be a l'reaideut, two Vice Preeideuts and
a Secretary.
After a recess of ten minutes in order
to give opportunity for signing the Con
stitution, tbe meeting waa again called
to onler. The Chairman anuounccd
that tbe first bnaineea iu order weiild l>«
tbe election of permanent officers, and
iu a ahert a|>erch, replete with well
deserved complimentary remarks be
placed in nomination tbe name of W. D.
C. (libaon, aa l'reaideut of theclub. Mr.
(iibaeu wae immediately chosen l>y ac
clataatiou.
A. C. Hay waa neiainMed for l'srtnan
ent Secretary uad alao rhoeen bv accla
mation. O. C. Muiideil and II. il. Car
rick were cboseu Vieu Presidents.
On motion, it waa voted thut tbe club
should turn out in praceeaiou on Satur
day evening next, nad march tn Virginia,
in order to attend the graud Republican
ratification meeting, and on motieu a
committee of Ave, consisting of William
Kaseie, George Rogers, l>aniii Sheebau,
Timothy O'Connell and l>avid Steamt
were appointed to make the ntcesaary
arrangements. Ou motieu the I'resi
dent waa added to tbe cemmittee.
President (iibaeu announced that be
had secured Miners' I'uion Hall, for the
meeting of tbe club every Tuesday even
ing hereafter during tbe campaign.
On motion tbe meeting now adjourned
to meet nt fl'.J, sharp, on Saturday—
this—evening to attend the grand ratifi
cation meeting at Virginia City.
NECOXD WARD HCPI II.ICAN
cm.
A 'meeting of the Second Wuril It<~
publiciui Club, (lolil Hill, wi\« held, pur
muul to call, on Wedaeailiy e»*ijiup, at
the 11 nil of Linmlu 1Io*a Company, No.
3, Lower (iold Hill.
John lUmlitll, 1'reaiilent of tlie Club,
called the mooing to oriler, ami utatcil
it* abject*.
C. C. Htevenuin win now, upon mo
tion, alw'tml teinponiry (*bniriinili by
acclamation, iuiiI look lb* petition witli
a few brief hii.I appropriate remark*.
S. W. Chnbbuck w<u iiMo elected tempo
rary Secretary by acclamation.
On uietien, a committee of tbr*e, on
permanent organisation, waa ap|>oiuteil
by tb« Chair, coniUtint; of John Itan
JhII, Tbomul (lallagber iiml Thoiuiu 11.
T«ylor.
The Committee reported n countitu
lion (*liuil*r to that uf the Flint Wunl
t'lnb, published al«>ve\ whicb *»« read
anil uuaniinoualy oiloptril, with tbv con
eluding section to amended a* to make
the temporary officer* already electeil the
permaurnt officer* of the Club.
Capt. T. U. Taj lor was uoiuiuatcil tor
Vice I'reaideut, ami elected by acclauia
tioa.
The Club being now fairly reoiyan
i/eil, tbe tint bnainc** in nnler wu* tlie
cleetion of a Finaucu nml Kiecutive
Comoiitter.
(>D motion, the l'raaident, by *ti(;
geition of the Club, np|H>inted a* eueh
Committee A. McMartm. Thouiiu Galla
gher. Anthony I'm, Charles Holding
ami Benjaniiti lliueltine.
After a reoeea to allow all te *ign the
constitution who wUhed, the meeting
adjourned to meet on Saturday ithia)
e»»»inn, at CJi o'clock ahurp, in order
to atteml the grand ratiflcatlon at Vir
ginia City.
Crrami' Tir»rr.—A fourth ti*k*t (or
count/ and Slut* officers, is in th* field.
Ilia atyled lb* Citl/tnis' Ticket, and in
clu<laa al>out na equal umnlx-r (roiu Ilia
llepublican aud Democratic nominees.
(mm* Dixm*.—J. T. Il*ek«r, prapri
a(or of tha Gold Hill Iwkery and chop
holla* ia prepared to aorva tip a gain*
dinuer to audi of hi* patrous at feal the
need of on*.
Ti-kmy Dinn*k.—Mr. J. W. Xoyea,
proprietor of tli* Mayuard Hon**, will
treat bin gneeta to n *pleadid turkey din
ner to-morrow. Dinner ready at 3:3*1
r. x.
BrtLPixo iMrsoTKMixra. Mr. I«aa<
Krock, foratnan of th* Overman, i* erect
ing a haudaouie. ooar-lookiiiK cottage a
ahort distance above the work*.
Iuraovixii.—Doctor Hall waa out on
tha itraat to-day. He ia getting along
tiuely. and will' U abl* to throw away
hi* crutch** ill a faw dm h.
Cocohs ami Col.l».—Tho»* who ar*
suffering from cough*, colds, liouwene**,
■ura throat, etc., should try Jlrowu'a
ltfsnihiul Troche*.
UtunmuTioN.—Tha whole nuiubar of
I>ereana registered in Gold Hill, for the
'all election, up to th* preeent time, ia
3,070.
MrrKotoLcxitCAL. In Oold Hill, nt l'J
M. to-day, tha thermometer iudicnted a
temperature of C'.l degree* in the *had*.
S< iii*>l ArrKM>»\i ». — Th* w^ol*
nuialwr nf children attendiug the (iuld
Hill public schools ia aliout XV).
lUaooran.-Tha Dank of California
building, iu Gold Hill, i* being rtroofed.
Til AnctrxT 0od,-Vi have received
a copy of a very peculiar nnd innter
eating book, entitled a "lliographical
anil Descriptive Catalogue of 'Th*
Ancient Hand," composing the Spirit Art
Gsllarr, being llfe-aire hiut portraits,
painted with pencil, by Wellu ami Pel
Anderson, apirit artist*, with aoiae ac
count of other aucieut people who lived
50,000 year* ago." It ia published by
tha Pacific Art Union, Sua Francisco,
ami further particulars relatire iu our
advertising column*. Th* portraita re
f*rr*d to we bar* Been aud consider them
vary 8a* and intonating picture*, a*ide
from th* curioua mystery anrroundiug
th*m and tha manner of th*ir produc
tioa. Thar* are 'in of theiu ia all. and
An* card photograph* of th* full a*t can
b* obtained by mail aa well a* the hook
aboT*m*ntion*d by aending te J. Win
chester, box 454, Kan Francisco.
Amain* Flit Kcaooi.. — About 30
popila are in attandanca at n*w achool,
recently organized at American Flat.
yiee Kercheval is meeting with excel
lent tueeeaa in teaching the yotmg sage
bra ah era.
TELEGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[IRCUI TO TO (OLD nllX DAH.T «IWI
POME8TIO NEWS.
Kojatly lu Ka(* The C«h of Dork
•rj.
F*w You, October 10.—A Pari* cor
respondent un that tho Princoaa Do
Bonrlwu (Madame I'arkina) whaaa hua
band ia now in Paris, la utterly destitute
with tbraa children, bagging for wark,
and aaking a loan o( tba am all aum ol
f'JO. ll«r aunt tha ex-Queen e( Spain,
lirea but a (aw door* away, but will not
help bar, und nona of bar Royal rel
atives will giva ber a sou. She ia now
deluding on tba charity of Aniaricana.
Tha name correspondent publiahaa a let
tar from Dockeray, tha American con
victed in Cuba, in which ba aaya: " I
waa acnt off ao abruptly from Cuba that
1 am here in Santardor Prison without
manna, without clothing, and altnoat in
a MiifTrring condition. I hnve written
Mr. Cnahiug at Madrid, but aa yat have
heard nothing. Tha Lord only kuowa
what will be tuy situation or fata in tha
face of the present impotency of our
Government in iU dealiuga with Spain.
Butler <• be Beaowlanted tor Ma
tun.
A Iloatou apocial aaya the caucnaaa at
Salem to-night take away tha laat ahadow
«f doubt of tha reuoiuination af (Ian.
Duller, in which tba moat effort waa
uinde, and nlthough Duller waa oppoeed
by (ien. William Sutton, undoubtedly
one af the moat populor gentlemen in
town, bin delegates were elected by a
Tola of I'JH |a 91. Ill Uloueeater waa
ahowa tho moat disastrous reaolta of the
aiiunbbla in tha Republican ranka. Laat
week Buller carried tha general eaucua
by au average of 5 to 4, while to-night,
iu the atrongeal opposing ward, tha vote
waa U:l to 41, an average in' tha city of
mora than 3 to 1. In Nswburyport
tharu wan an effort to jwstpons tba nom
ination until to-morrow night, hut tha
revenue officers eame to tba aid of tha
Duller party, and tha |M>atponament waa
defeated. Then ii motion waa made for
uaa of uhe check list; but tha Chairman
ruled it out ou the ground that tha chock
liat hud no htmiueaa in a general caucus.
Of course, nfter this, there waa no uao
iu talking, und after Col. Stone, ono of
tho candidates, bad plaiuly hinted at a
l>olt, tha cnncua proceeded to a ballot
und fleeted l'J Duller delegates.
The I'luanelal Nil nation I'nnofi
* Panic.
"I'll* Trilninr'g Sew York commercial
iliapntch any« a cartful inrrtiy of buai
iiint circles allow* a general nerrou*
feeling prevailing, liut bejoud a faw fail
ure* of »mall bonaea thar* ar* no facta
to indicate coHiiaarcial ainbarraaamant.
Ouoortw* afternoon papera diipUjr a
pauicv diapeaitiou, ami publieh many
niifoniiilwl rumor* uflecting m*mb*r* of
ainall bouaex, but the general diapoaition
of the uewapupera ia I* uroiJ iliacilaaiou
of tbia aubj*ct until it force* itaelf on
tluir attention luor* abeolately. The
feeling in Ibat agitntiou will produce,
what nil feur, general doubt ami demur
nli/Htion, nml that auapiciun will leiul
inevitably to failure* wbicb ought not to
be. ami to it panic which ought not t*
•xiat.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
(•rum. to tiis uuun ant. daily
FROM 8AN FRANCISCO
The YVeatlier-lluu ting ■ DtfkilUr
-ArrUnl taiwl lb* Haeblwery
Murk EtrlltMMl - llrM<D>r
4'elebrallau.
8»n FbanitIwo, Octolwr 10—1:30 P. m.
Tli* weather in cloudy soil cool, with
indicntiona of rain.
There ia uo further new* about tlif
defaulter, Henry Casey, bat a lining
fnrce n( offlcere are acouriag the roan
try Ittneru her* mid Half-Moon llay,
■nd tliure i* a »trong probability that
they will enptur* him.
The aleamar Montana, from Lower
California and Mexican porta, arrived
to-day.
II. ltlolr will start for Arizona and
Mexico next Tuesday an Imaitieea con
tacted with th* Tucaou and Ouaymaa
Railroad.
A law |>ortion of tha machinery of
the writhed steam tug lUerue haa l>**u
sav*d, and if tha waathar continual fa
vorabla, quit* nil of it will b« rcmorad.
Twenty-live man ura atlll at tha aceno of
tha disaater.
Tha excitement in tha mining ahara
market continues, and there ia a groat
crowd on California at rait again, com
pletely blocking tha aidewalka. It ia
reported on tha atreat that prices are
wall aaatainad.
A large number of meml>ers of the
Father Matthew temperance organization
hare assembled at their hall to-day to
celebrate with literary eterciaes, maaic,
and a grand procesaien, the birthday of
Father Matthew.
< I rollback*. !»l(«'JI!i.
OAKLAND, CAL.
• omul I>ra.l.
OtiMmi, Cal., October 8.—Clans F.
I'-hler*, nf the firm of Khlers k llrand,
licpior merchants, doing basinesa at 332
Clay atreet, Han Franeiaco, was fonnd
dead ataut half-paat ten o'clock tbie
morning near th« corner of Third and
Oakland streets, with a pistol wonnd
through hi* head. The Coronsr has
charge ef the lrndy, auil will hold an in"
• pieat immediately.
Ucxaway.--Mr. Hurley's lieery tsaiu,
while Ntanding at tha railroad depot,
(lold Hill, thie afternoon, became fright
ened at th* anorting of a locometire
which was palling ont far Virgiaia
City. They jumped an th* platform,
dragging the wagon after th*m, and then
took it down the platform or sidewalk
between Stern's grocery ator* and the
locomotive until they rearlirt Main
street, when they shot into th* railroad
cat. overturning the wagon aad tripping
up themaelvea. Neither wagon nor team
aastaincd much damage.
llairzr.—Old .Eolus waa on th* ram
page this afternoon. A stiff breer* from
the southward, together with th* i>r**
ence of dark deads, eeemed to indicate
that a storm of soma kiad Is rloa* at
haad.
Dl. PRICK'S DI8PKMART.
DR. PRICE'S
DI8PENSARY
No. 22 South (' Street,
VIRGINIA CITY NEVADA,
(Whole Second Floor Knterprlac Iltrlldlnj)
Olllre lloani
• A. «. lo 4 r. and 0 In I r. a. Con
mlUllon Free. Humiliation, ft. Keea. |3
to »».
NKII.I.KII. ATTENTION
04rM to *11 claaaea of d[»es«c». No idle pre
tenalona or Impoeure; no flattering or eiperl
merit,; no Injnrlona drum; hul careful nam
Inaltona anil the moat reliable treatment; the
beet ramedlea approved bjr aclence and eiperl
ence, which may cure ton ch dleeoureued
and hope lea..
NPKCIAI.TIK*.
Dlaetkea or the RYK and KAIt, TIIHOAT,
U NHS and IIKAltT, LI VKit and KIDNRYH,
and all Chronic, Oonalllutloiial and ltlood !»!•
Aelhma, Catarrh, Itheumatlam. Neuralgia,
Kpllepajr. Heroftila, Pllea, limp*), l>jr,|>c|»ia,
elf., cured.
Ladle, uul oI health aaeurvd nt prompt
reller.
CANCKKS and TI'MOItH relumed without
the knife.
INFALLIBLE REMEDIES
Hureat ami ualckcat knoern fur all PHI VATIC
DIHKAMKH of both wnea. young and old. Thn
worat caaea of HTKICTUKK and t llltONIL'
VKNKKKAL DINKAWK ■ uulckljr relieved.
NO MERCURY need.
Where rrom laul treatment an/ aymptnm re
malna, a radical cure ilionld Ik- aouijht at owe
trom DR. I'ltlCK.
Traveler* attpplled Willi Medicine, etc., at
abort notice.
TO VOC'TIIM AMI .tIKM.
Th« nnljr prrfrrt run*. |>rrniiiirnl and relit
hie, fur MMlMU WMkMaa. Nwvihim llililhtjr,
Imimirnrr, etr., wnilli $l.i«»> In lh« nnfor
Innate. Nn i|U« lii ry nr ilM i pllon. The fulle.t
Snarantrr t'nrn. Alt l>min<» •trlrlljr rond
rntlal. Tbow who rannol rull In |xT»iin
fhonld wrltf their rate lully married nr
«lni(lr, rau«-, .Jmptnm., duration "t lime..,
etc., And Inflow $5 fur frr and Aral nil' llrlnr.
AodrtM
R. PRICE, M. D„
Virginia Cllli
A KKMARKAHLK (TKK OF UK A K
XKSS S
I publlafi llil* rard for the liencflt of Dr. II.
Price. «Hooth C *treet, Virginia Clly, In u»»
bounded gratitude for what hr hi- 4fiM fur me,
and for bla aklll aa a pbytlclan and aurgeon:
Deafnea* la horriblet It rendera a per*un
unlit for any bu*lne«. I have been afflicted for
ovrr three year*, entirely deaf with OM W and
nearly draf wlili tin- other. I *a* (NOWMtd
rd to I)r. Price by Mr. Joe (larncr, engineer,
of thia city, a well-known citizen, whom be
cured la*t year of deafbea* of tweiitir**«-vcn
year# atandlug. The Doctor punctured, a* be
explained to me, the mutuhraua t)<i.pana-a
aerloua fcorgkal nitration. I plated n.\-.ir
under hU treatment a week ago, mid, *tramru
to aay, In tlala abort time I have rival nil my
hetrlug. K phyalclau iMl 10 |M-rf»»rm MMI
enrea ought to be natrontxed by all tufferlng
from tlmllar affection*. My thank* to him,
and I hope thia card will bring him many pa
tient*.
J. BOONS, Union Potiudry.
Subscribed and aworn to before me till* 4th
day of February. A. D 1*14.
WILL II. nrRKALL.
(•eal.1 Notary labile.
rrs>: or ixtiibxal < axk>:u.
Waimmiiriii. NeT., Aug. 8,lHTf.
U It with feellnifn of heartfelt loy that I tes
tify thU f.»r the benefit of Dr. H. Prlfe, ti South
C ntreet, Virginia City. 1 had been <■on fined to
my bed for two inontbn with Internal Canker
of the Month and Stomach. My ft tend* hatl
gUenmettp. 1 wan Informed that Dr. Price
had rured a man In (fold Hill lanlyearofa
canktT on bin noM. no I wrote to him. It In
hardly to Im» believed, hut from the flr»t done of
medicine I received from hliu I ItepMi to mend.
I am now lit perfect health, and look a- well a«
I ever did. I recommend Dr. Price to uvery
one.
WM. HUHT, Wadn worth, Net.
A CARD.
Cnr* tf Nail llhfum of forty.Ave
Year* Ntaudliif.
Mill Citt. Nev. Aug. 10,1871.
D* Pmn-Dear Sir: I MTVeipectcd to be
able to write vou audi a letter a« thin-that 1
am cured of the Halt Kheam after nutTerlng for
ao many yearn. Forty-five yearn ago It came
out In my neck, ear* and heed, and then on my
whole body. I wan. I may nay. perfectly raw
with It. In th«i Winter my hand* l>rokn out
and dlnabled run from work nearly all Winter.
When I wan a irirl there were not many patrut
medic I ue* made, and I had to dei>end ou »uch
aalvee at DelgklHirn recommended. About
thirty year* ago patent medlctnen cam** In the
mark«uand I have lined •VMftMig that han
been advertlnnl an a patent medicine to purify
the blood, from that day to thin. Sometlmea I
c<»t nnmethun; that partially relieved me. and
what I thomrht wan going to enre me. hnt every
thing lont It* Itmgtll on roe after a while.
About nix montha ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I tnunt nay I had faith In It
from tbe beginning. >on were no hlghlv recom
mended by a great tnany of my ac<|utlntancee.
I want you to publuh thU In your cltr pajier.
eo that people who are nufferlng fr»nn Melt
Itbenm may know what will cure them, for I do
Dot believe there ever wan Mich a ca»e an mine.
MILS. A. Oil ASK.
A CARD.
Cure ol Wont ('air nf KhrumatNm.
Dk r*iri-D»»rKlr: I rnffrml from nhrii
matlara durlnc l.«t Wlnlrr mora lhanproran
wrllr I «»• hwlrlildrii til Wlnlrr. nitfr in
■II th« Mm flr.il . hi Iw.r. 11 makr. in.
abnddrr In tblnk «»r niv pain, at rr.ry < tiangr
uf wratlirr. 1 hail llk.wlwa humor arlllrd In
m» l*ft rj*• I rnnld not opto It all Winter. I
tried all phytlrtana. all olmm<-nt», hnt >1 rt>j»«
anil awntlmi nmllrlnc. tn tie cot. without an;
ben.lt wbalrvrr. A happy ilar ll »*• Inr m<
when I Mir your adrrrtlM-mciit and mmmi-nred
your treatment. I Iwvan to Mai raplillv I
pained elerrn pound. In fnarteen dar* I am
nowaa w.ll a. e»er. ami rrrnmmind
roar treatment to ail; olio Iron bird with Rhen
■MM.
Yaora truly, JDHKI'll RWBIX.
A CARD.
BR II. PRICK, *1 Smith C atreet. Virginia
Cttj, baa cared m. entirely from a lonir-etandln*
dlaeaaenfth. .lomach and llw. for which I
tried la rata for raara tbe tnwt prominent
phyelclana.
I dm It ibt dnty to pablUb tbl. fort, rerom.
mendlu* Dr. Prlc. to all prreooa auffrrtof from
•Im'lar affeetiona.
R. L. HlflflW*.
Ylrglnta, Octobar U, 1(T(. «1» id
GMTUSMESH CLOTHIXC, He.
THE TRAN8I1
••..or....
VENUS!
18 NOT MOIIK ANXIOUSLY AWAITED B1
lb. A>tronom«r. .nil Bcl.ntl.t.of th. wort
than tb. tran.lt of GOODS from Ea.l.ra Marl
to lb. VVIIITK IIOL'KE CLOTHING STOKJ
bjr tli. hundred. of cu.toaere of
COHN A I8AACS.
EYELESS FISH
Art at bom. la tbt Mammoth Cart, where >1
I. a dilution and a >n»r. -oat ward .how, In
wanl pmptliiM. and darllnlnf reputation—bal
In tb. WHITE IIOt'HE all I. open aa Um dajr
and th. h*itrr and brlsht.r th. .jr. lb. mort
will thcj iMnall lhat I. there to b. .mi,
wbrlhrr th. ownrr. of th. rjt* h« ll.h or m.n.
COHN' & ISAACS,
....Of TBI....
WHITE HOUSE,
....orrin tub....
.° ba
C P
E E
8 8
T ...AND... T
8e
P C
A I
E O
HCH
MOST EXTUSIVE STOCK OF
SUMMER CLOTHING
Kvor fxliihllftl In the Hlate of Nevada.
AI¥ AFRICAN PIGMY
Could pill In lila rjt ill the " mtw of trad*"
that roll lulo tbe rmpty, crbolnif ravrrii« of i hr
Mammoth Cav». but to mnova In a month lb*
WIIITK llol'HK tafea of a dajr would wi*ry an
ARMY OF ARABIAN GIANTS,
Socrrai la the rnah alnre he laal arrival of
•• nobbjr" Mil (VMrahlr,
Spring and Summer Goods,
All (old at b'M prim th»n nlbrra arc charting
fur oUI, inualjr, ahtlfworu abodiljr.
tWOur rnalnrarr* will h<«r In mind ibal
our Immroar (lock of gooda orcnplr* bat ONI
MTOHY -no top ttorr aitarhrd and that Ol.'R
" MTV I.K " IM IN orK (IUODH, and not In th*
nii'ii who aril tlwm—firnalTa dignity and
aualrrllr bring baul»h«l.
COHN & ISAACS,
"WHITE HOUSE" CLOTHIII STORE,
So. It Neath C UrMt,
VIRGINIA CITY. NIVADA,
•«*) if
Important Announcement.
BED-ROCK PRICES
• ••.foR....
CUSTOM-MADE ILOTHIVG
«... AHD.a*
FURNISHING GOODS!
JT IH WITH (1KKAT IIKOHICT THAT
G. ABRAHAM,
Merchant Tailor,
NO. 23 NORTH C STRUT,
VIRGINIA riTY.
In for ma till cnalnmora and Ihe pnMIr that,
owlnir In th* larifii Inrrraarof bualnraa la hla
Han Kranrlaco houar. whlrh now m|Ulr*a til
hla altrnllon. ha l» compelled lo rloaa out hla
liiialnraa In Virginia. and Im thrrafure offer*
Ibe public ■ chance lo obtain Ihalr
(TNTOM-MADK CLOTHING
At mora than 33 PER CEJiT. I.ESH THAN
I JtLAL. •uil »t wore than SO I'KK CENT.
I.KH8 than *11 other hnoaea In Virginia.
Having alrnulr a ltrj lares Hock on hand In
Kan Kranrl.ro. he will aril hla stock bar* at
prlcra which rnuat b* an 1
IXDITKMKNT TO PIRCKASKBH,
Kalhar than ahlp III* gnoda back In Han Fran
lacti. A rail la rwgneatrd. when all ran tiara
In* an.ljinl^e fur themaclvra that
CLOTHING
['an haonlrred at iirlrss which moat romaand
> i|iiIck dla|Kaalot th* atock oa hand.
FURNISHING GOODS
HT SO I'KIC ('ItNT. RP.LOW COST, to "dear I
out the balance ol atock.
Th* following Hat of prlcea will (bow III* |
SACRIFICES DAILY MAOIs
rl n* Black and Ilia Dm* ■alia, M«| |
I'lna Frrnrh Caaalmfra Malta, |U|
»'l no Frtarb and Kafllab Dlaftaal |
(oata and Yeatat M*t
I'lao I'raarb Rntm Hark Caala, |M|
I'lna Prrark fklarkllla Hack Caala,
MOl
Flar I'uMlam Paata, (I3i
I I ar Vrltral VraU, (1*1
I'aarj Hllk Vaala, lift
And all othrr r«»la In |>toportloa.
c. ABRAHAM,
13 NORTH C HTRKKT, TIKfilMU, |
. ... AKO. . .•
15 and 33 Hccond HU., FrtWl*o. I
JjM i»
FOR BALK!
APirRMSIIBD HOUSE, SITUATED ag|
a abort dlataac* bslow Port Boar- M
■lead, and containing bar room, will b*«K
•old chr*p for caah. For partlraNn Inqalr* of
MATUEW HOWE, oa Ik* praalM*. •*■ lw« I
flEXTLEMEft'H CLOTH IMS, *tf.
ON EXHIBITION
ASD I'Ol MALE AT
; BANNER BROTHERS,
C»ru*r V mm4 Tartar ilmli,
VIRGINIA CITY.
THE UR8EST, MOST BEAUTIFOl
....in....
MOST MAGNIFICENT
itoi'K or
SPRING CL0THIN6
EVER DHOVOnT TU THIS MTATK:
SO RICH IN FABRIC,
80 SUBSTANTIAL IN MAKK,
SO SUPKRB IN 8TYLE, AS TO
SUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS,
....mn....
So Exceedingly Low in Price
AH TO AflKKKAHLY AHTONIMII
THE MOST ECONOMICAL.
I
BANNER BROTHER*,
WHO ALWAYS BTUUr....
TO PLEASE THEEt PATBONS
....am Drr»am» to....
Kim all HRtvior* Errom
DURING Till t'RBMBNT HEAMON,
....AND TO COKTISri....
SUCH STRAIGHT-FORWARD DEALINGS
Aa hart won for tbrm the rmprrl and eatcrm
of ihflr fellow <ltli*na
DEAL WITH
BANNER BROTHERS,
... WIIO PgR»|«T....
IN REDUCING PRICKS.
{Buy All Your
CLOTH I n:c
... MOV....
BANNER BROTHERS,
....mi... #
ONLY LIVE CLOTHIERS
Iff VIRUIJIIA. NEVADA.
orl If
OPENING OF THE
FALL CAMPAIGN!
We Defy Competition!
EVERYTHING COE8 I
R008 BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE
Xo. W South C Hired, Virginia.
ROOS BROTHERS
HAVK JI'ST iibckivbd tub I.ARllKMT
Involcs of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Krar brought Inln the Slate, con.Ullnr nf (he
LATKHT hTYLKx «.f
BUSINE88 SUITS.
DRESS SUITS,
BEAVER SUITS,
CHINCHILLA SUITS,
Tha be.1 made BBAVRR and CHINCHILLA
OVIKCOATM, anil the bc.1 larlmjr or
(ipnls' Furnishing Goods
K»er offrrtfl for mI> hrrr, together with a full
Hot of HLANKETt* of ill colore, and a Knit line
or WIIITK KAMILY HLANKRTH. Rl'BBBH
IIOOIMt, TRl'NKM, VALIKKM, IIATjt, CAPM.
HOOT* aad BIIOKM.
Wa India the public lo glre ■ »l«lt to oar
• lore ltd ho coo* I nerd thai no ona will par
chan good, *lM«h*ra alter hating mhi Iba
quality aad Tarlcty or our*.
I'KICtJt I.O» iTk TUAN r.VKK 11
R008 BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE, [
If*. 33 tooth r alrffl, t'lrflala.
oc4 Id
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AOENQYi
GOLD HILL I l NEVADA.
A. J. RAL8TON OBNBRAL AUBNT j
TRIM AOINCT M now CRI
pared U> renin depoalta or coin or dallton,
fllh.ro* (IPRN ACCOUNT, or to Imu. CBM
TIFICATBH Ih.r.fnr, payable (at lb. option of
th. holder) In Oold lllll or Han Praacl.ro; lo
maka collection., parcba*a Bullion at th. »o.t
rarcrahl. rat*., or adv.nc cola I hereon when
rorarardad to tha Parent llaak In Aaa Pranclacoj
aalli Villa oI Kxrhange, aad tranairta Oeneral |
Baaklag Baalaaaa.
CHECKS FOR SALE ON
LONDON. BANK OF IRBLAND (Dahlia), |
PA BID, NBW TO KB,
BAN FRANCISCO. BACRAMKNTO,
DO If TON, PORTLAND (Or)
A. J. EAMTOJIi fltNral Aftil.
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