Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-06
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OLIVE LoaAY's name is Mrs. Henry A..
Deilie.
OVER seventy vessels were wrecked
on the lakes by the late g"le.
a Detroit girl of the period wears a
Z" beaver" and c%srries a cane.
ANEW YoRK undertaken advertises =
complete funeral outfit for S25.
Tue Supreme Court at Washington is
two years behind in its business.
TnE New York Express suggests that
perpetual motion is n womau.sutfrags
orator.
Is Virginia, a will written wholly by
The testator requires no subscribing
witnesses.
Two young Japanese have been sent
to school 10 o Massachusetts, Military
Academy.
The Louisville Courier.Journal thinks
that in twenty years there will be n pop
ula,ion of 500,
THIEVES in New York dress up as
policemen, with excellent effect in IA
cililating business.
PRrycs ARTHUR disgusts tho Cana
dams. When he buys anything he
pockets the change.
G~ARIBALpr thinks the pen is mightier
than the sword. He is now writing
letters against the Pope.
Two New York papers are disputing
whether the umbrella or stove-pipe hat
is the better " type Of modern ciriliza.
ton"
THE voting at the Ecumenical Couu-
Gil will be with red, white aud blue
balls, to express assent, dissent and
dSubt.
The following is the inscription on a
sign in u London street: "Messers.
p, Erad:cators Of Bugs to the Royal
Family
CHICAGO wants a supply Of domestics,
all its present stock Of females being
occupied either in getting married or
divorced.
EXTRACT from the last French novel:
1.-THE Countess fell back in \ deadly
swoon. Whea she revived, her spirit
had fed"
NSw HAMPSHIRE contains "Quoqrin.
napssakossasanasong River" o: which
it is said that the stream is not as long
as its name.
A THEATER copyist in London has
read and Transcribed $500 plays in the
last ten years, aud is reported to be still
living and
A HOUSE for the mothers, widows and
daughters of rebel soldiers, has been
established at Charleston, s. c.. aud
contains liz inmates.
The latest Islander in Trenton is that
twenty-five times as much money is
spent in bar.rooms there as in support
ing the public schools.
The elections being over, the Provi-
dence papers now devote their columns
to discussing the question whether. or
no. Roger Williams was a Baptist.
IT does not cost much to advertise in
Georgia. Some one gives notice that
he has lost three papers Of Sedlitz pow
ders and will pay q reward for them.
TnE first organ grinder has arrived at
Sal, Lake City, and inspires the Desert
Ners TO note that "Cirilization is try
ing with heavy strides to get this
way"
A KENTUCKY editor has had his hair
pulled out by a dry goods clerk for pub
fishing mn article on good II
is but Just to say the clerk lost his shirt
in the aifray.
IT will be gratifying to orerburdened
newspaper readers TO know that the
forthcoming report Of the Secretary Of
the Navy will be only half as long a,
its predecessor.
The gale last week so swayed the
Niagara Falls suspension bridge that 1t
was closed to the public, its destruction
being deemed certain. Tho bridge sur
yived the storm, however.
LITTLE four.year-old Carrie went with
her aunt to church. The preacher was
very earnest in his delivery, and she was
much interested. "Mother," said she,
when she came home ~ have heard
such n smart minister. He stamped
and pounded, and made such q noise;
and then he got so mad, he shook his
fists at the folks, and there wasn't any
body dared 60 up aud fight him
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