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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30

vETANTED-T0 PURCHA AsE--second- hand
wv -ono copy each: Blackstone's Commen-
taries, kcnt's do, Bouvicr's Law Dictionary.
Revised Statutes OF Ohio, Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary. Any person having any Of the
ebove for sale cheap, please send description.
brice, otc., to RICHARD ROE, Lock-box ta9,
ttepbcnyille, Ohio. no2Q.at
NJ Al<iirf~
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L'OR RENT - ROOM--A furnished front,
IL suitable for or gentlemen, at 68 Rich
mond ST., near Central ave. References ex-
changed no29-6tt
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TOR RENT = ROOMS - Four rooms and q
4, kitchen and stable; or will rent the house
alone. Inquire at A Stone street. no30-2t
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LTOR RENT-7ROOMS--l Newport. rooms,
II on Byzantine street, half square east Of
Cincinnati bridge. Keys at 45 Sycamore, Gin
cinnati. no30-2t*
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EoR RENT-ROOMS--T Two nicely furnished
IL front, on second floor; light included; $l4
per month; best references given. Call at Az
George street. no20-4t
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LNOR RRENT--ROOMS-Fo splendid second
Il story rooms, newly papered and grained,
separate gas meters, water, cistern, large eel
lars, best neighborHood in the city. at lO2 q.
Liberty street. no29-3t
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EOR SALE-HOUSE-Th residence OF the
r late Johu Henhing, 3sz w. Sixth street, be-
tween Mound and Park; 2-story stone front
of rooms, well Gnished throughout, and with
all the conveniences for desirable family
residence ApnlY ON tlle prenlises. nO!6-3t
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Y7OR SALE-NEWSPA SPAPER-Eigh column
IL country newspaper and job Office in West
arn Ohio, doing good business; material and
PEesses all new: will be sold cheap; proprietor
slck and must SILL. For particulars call on OF
address Z. W., No. College Building, Cincin-
natl o. no29-3t
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Fo two, at 1874 Front ST., New
ID port; IS q week. lights and fuel all in
cluded, also ferriage; nice home and good
board. no29-2t
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TIvOR SALE-LAND-7O acresef choice bot
II tom land, all III cultivation, on railroad
and near station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-W
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TSOR SALE--LAND--5U acres prairie landj
peighberhood, IN Adair county, Iowa, near
s0anty -seat. Or will trade for horse and light
epring- wagon. Address "W," this Office.
Iiv14-fI
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DOARDING--Tw or three young men can
ID be accommodated with good daY-board at
50 IS per week, in private family, at 32l W.
Fourth st. no29-2t
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NKTANTED - PARTNER = A competent
w pharmacist, of Is years. practical exper-
fence. desires to form partnership for carry
ing 90 the drug business with some gentleman
who wourl be willing to invest capital against
experience. Address ii, y. STERRlTT, 81
Green st., Dayton, y. nos9-8t
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The following is the closing report OF New
York STOCK Market, as received by Lea, Ster.
rett u Co, 23 West Third Street:
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BOARDING G-Parties can be accommodated
ID with pleasant rooms and good board at 81
E. Fourth street; also, day boarders; refer
ences required. no29-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI CHEsT-Good second
wv nand csrpenter's. Address, stating size,
Brioe &C., Post office box ,U4O. no29-3t
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TOR RENT OR LEASE-REAL ESTATE
IL Large lot and suitable buildings for lith-
ographers, engrayers, or light manufacturers
on u principal street; will rent in separate
rooms, floors, or entire building. Address ES-
TATE II. o. Box 9l0 no26-3t
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FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT-HALL-McCull Hall, S.
Il E. corner Fourth and Vine; hall contains
scenery and stage, and IS the most desirable
hall in the city for the meetings OF dramatic
or social clubs. For further particulars ad-
dress j. r. L., box o, City. no@0-ot#
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A LxrrKR from Norwich, Conn, to .
Hartford paper contains the following
story as told by George w. Fuller, n
submarine diver. who Is now In the for
msr city. "whilo performing ONT
work for Uncle Sam In oneof the South.
ern ports, where IL was customary for
those who supplied tho market with
early gardcn.truck to load their boats
and row them around TO tho wharf, 1t
happened that one day o burly negro
loaded his boat with wntsr-melons, and
had Just reached the dock where tho
usual number Of loungors stood watch
ing the operations OF tho diver. Tho
negro, ali unconscious Of his situation
was jeaiously endsavoring to dispose oil
his cargo, when Fuller suddenly
emerged, helmet FIRST, from the water.
,hrusting his goggle-oyes aud ugly head
before the astonished occupant Of the
boat, and soizing ono Of the largest OF
tho melons, sunk Immediately. With .
veil and o bound. the darksy reached
he dock. end neither stopped nor
turned until he reached home with the
tidings that do debble had 'iiscatod dc
melons aud was taken 'um down."
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the boara o, rnys'ciau. aAu Svi'ss.a.
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helps humanity IN n' susS. $780,. ~
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case anu mos.s.'y, w. ,o;,isai:
OF every snor. W n. 80 mi.
No,ning WIN 30 spo1 S%,,msntsrv ma
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pr,so,,L.-Tbo ocpinl c%ouptonnnct

PEnsosAL.-Tho genial countonance
Of John /. CHM illuminated our sane
tum for q brief period this afternoon.
John Is not a local itcmizer now. having
long ago got rich enough to retire
on tho interest OF his accumulations.
For the last four months ho has been
down TO San Francisco eating shrimps,
and has gained 81 pounds by the opor-
alton. He has come over here o to
take q fresh Poop at his old stamping
ground.
The PoruLln Gas MACHINE per-
sons interested in cheap gaslight can SEQ
one OF the Popular Gas Company's mn.
chimes in operation every day this week
after 10 o'clock A. N. ut Piper's Opera
House in Virginia. Tho company
claims that the gas Is superior to that
furnished tho city by the old gas com.
pany. They also claim that II does not
cost ons-ffth as much. Call around
and sso how their machine works.
A DISEASE BREEpEn. There IL a..small
sewer and cesspool in the rear Of n
boarding house kept by a Mr.. jenkins,
near tho junction OF the Chollar road
and p strcet. Virginia. which il directly
the cause OF the death OF three persons
and dangerous sickness OF n number OF
others. Tho attention Of some OF tho
city fathers was called 10 tho matter last
esening oy ~. hnHcis. w aou ~.
tive steps VIII DO takeh 70 ''mo'' 'n'
nuisance
lLL.-ioper' AiaIsh"ii. '''ona" VI .uo
ophir mins' was mkch ~ !e''e'"a' WV"
q mild form OF typhoid fever. lilo has
been complaining more or loss for q
week past pn ula nc, give up .no si W;0
su % go, ,Sa, ho Vii ho ohon, md
M" a. .t,oni - III. J.,;os o,o;n In A
~, ~" H. - y, nrss.rt oionnino
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This M0rnimg.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BoARp.
1856 ophir. IS. SAY. sA.. IS
Is Mexican. iSA. iDs. i3s
VA 6ouid 4 uurry. nv. Tk.E
~ itsst n releh-r. en-. tt..b
"a savage. ~. NJ
~ Cbollir peto.i. 10. cS. ~
~ Hale h Sorcro~-. - -. IN
i1 croxn Point. 2iS, 2iA
IS Yell"w Iscset. ~, 81
~ iclcher. u, "a. iSx, IGN. ijs. ~.
leo Alpha. Is. 10
~ kcutnck. IAN. !?
$50 imfyriAi. pS.ys
81 bullion. ~. tJS
- -eg lisich 2.
ca silver MN. ~
~" Occiientsl 3S.3
~ Oysrusn. 81
80 si-rrs NcvsiA. 10. u.
iTS California. "a. 49,. SS
2tn Justice. ;sS. ~. ~
40 New York. AZ
100 Con-. Virginia. 10. ~. Us. ss'S. ~.
2Sl
~ unio, Con-. ~. -.
ieO Dayton. N
Ia connienee, 10. 49,
B3 Iulis. Sc.
la hnick-fhock.r. IL
~ utih. irA.n
A5 Daltimarn, 3s.S
ll5 Caledonia. rs. ts
io LAZY hrysn. soc
Psciric STOCK EXCHANGE.
eoia OpAlr. 81. IS. uk. sN
su Gould md Curry, iTS, 49,. ~.
inn Mstiran. tss. laA. i9t
iS nsst and Ielehsr. IS. .tk
~ SsVafs.. -
m Crawn ~ nd. 3ts. ~
NJ Yellow Jacket. 60 "a. 6, AL
Isl lnpciial, ~. 10 bJo. -.
- knpirc MIL. 81
=, Dslch.r. n
~ ~. RIA Nevada, AKA
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10 1HE cI1lzENs OF COLO aILL

- -.
You are all invited 10 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It's full,
rich stock Of watches. chains. jswelry.
silyerware, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whsncver You visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceiycd In u courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street. who will al.
ways take pleasure in showing CUSTOM
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering It u trouble. but always TAX.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail 10 call and see him GRO you
purchase elsewhere He will send good,
Tor selection to any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing ali work which leaves his store; EN-.
ploying. az he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store-i3l
Kearny street only.
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ATxxAs BED IIuo.-A Sherman man

ATExAs BED DUa.-A Sherman man
who wal out in tho country burying
grain stopped at night at n dilapidated
farm house. After q ficrco contest with
the bugs and mosquitoes, ho had fallen
asleep. He slept about an hour when
he was rudely awakened. The old farm.
or was standing over him with n cooked
revolver, ono Of tho farmers stalwart
sons had him by the heel and was In the
act Of jerking him out Of bed. while tho
hired man was tossing the pillows
around with q three-tined pitchfork.
"'what have I dono?" he hoarsely asked.
Keep cool. stranger" replied tho farm.
er. "some Of the boys thought they
heard q Dsnison bod bug chawing up
the shuck mattress, but ! guess 1t must
have been wolves out In the timber they
heard; you q 60 TO sleep again" hut
somehow or other he could not.--Sher-
man Register.
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SAx Francisco, October G. - The
Board Of Trustees Of the Bank Of Cali
fornia met ut $50 this morning. and or
ganizsd by electins D. o. Mills, Prcsi.
dent; VIM. Alvord. Vice President
Thos. Brown. Cashier; Stephen Frank.
lin. Secretary; W. W. wiggin. Assistant
Secretary. Advisory Committes-Thos.
Bell, VIM. Sharon and Jas. Il. Keene.
In the Grand Lodge, I. o. q. T.,
yesterday. the report OF tho Grand
Chief Templar gave an encouraging nc
count OF the progress Of the Order. The
secrstary's report shows n total men,
bership within the jurisdiction Of 10, li9.
and also vindicates tho record OF Gen.
Bidwell with regard to his subscription
Of $1,000 to tho Orphans Home AT VAL
lsjo. The reports Of tho Treasurer and
managers Of the Orphans Homo present
n favorable showing.
a meeting OF tho creditors OF daxioin
e. Andrade was held yesterday. Tho
firm Is engaged in n general commission
business, mostly with Mexico rnd Cen.
trail America. They have also been en-
gagged in several operations In lands Oh
the Colorado river. with n view Of col.
onization and improvement In tho dc.
velopment Of mines In Sonora, and In
the construction Of roads In Central
America. Tho recent u~niavorablo state
Of tho money market and difficulties OK.
perisnced In the management OF their
Mexican and Central American enter
prisss have forced them 10 composition
with their creditors. No basis OF action
Is yet decided upon. Tho balance shoot
Of the Arm shows liabilities Of $l3O.OO0
In round numbers. with sl55, 900 assets.
Much Of the assets, however, are ut
present unavailable.
The State Fruit Growers Association
held q meeting today and took steps
locking towards the organization Of q
company to conduct q fruit market on q
large scale. and engage in the drying aud
canning Of fruit.
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Nav oy,, ~ i,,is Inv vas run over

RuS Ovxn.-A little boy was run over
by a horse in front Of Odd Fellows ball
on O street, Virginia, about o o'clock
last evening. His injuries were nos OF
a serious character. consisting OF q lew
bruises. The middle Of 9 crowded street
is hardly q safe place for very silail
children TO rscreate. and their dear
mamas should sec that thoy are kept 81
home out Of danger.
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!. %snRRocATINa q

In Q letter to Mrs. Lisle, OF Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribcs the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom.
panied by bleeding 1t the lungs, 70 haie.
she -ays. threatened TO suffocate me '
but tie Honey Of iiorchoupd and Tar has
removed every trace Of It." The letter was 10
A lady friend In this city. who has placed II n
The disposal Of q. N. Crtienton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

Tux CLIMnIsr.-Tho name OF tho gen.
tloman who climbed tho tall Flagstaff on
Fort Homestead, lait Saturday alter
noon, and rove tho flag halyards for the
grand jollifcation, was ID. s. Guinea.
Ills occupation Is that Of repairor for
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
therefore he knows how to climb mp
anything from a bean POLE TO q streak
OF creased lightning. lilo happened
along Just in time. when several other
individuals had tried II and failed, and.
with the assistance Of q pair OF climb
ers" attached to his feet, such rs are
used in climbing telegraph poles, he
vent to tho top Of the flagstaff AMI rove
the halyards. And IL only took him
Eve minutes to do 1t.
SrYIisH.-Thc Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company lately set tho example,
OF having a strcamer. with the name OF
the mine on 1t. floating from tho flag
staff on the hosting works oil the mine.
Tho good example has been followed by
the Ophir folks, who have raised b
Consolidated n trife. The ophir
s,rcamer is one Of tho gayest looking
things in the line Of flags to DO seen In
the city. They are very particular about
its health, taking It in out oil the COLI
every evening and wrapping II up care
fully in q blanket. Perhaps in doing
this they are having an eye to tho health
Of the eagle OH II. which is still young
aud delicate.
SoNE SrREAN.-Ths Enterprise oil this
morning. says; Al 5r. N. yesterday The
water works at the pan division oil the
California mill wero tried. and proven
to be fully adequate to squelch any con-
migration which might occur In tue
vicinity. A perfect deluee Of water was
thrown over two hundred and fifty feet.
and the whole country round ABOUT
sprinkled to keep the dust down.
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CHEMICAL.

Save time. health aud money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemical strength" sold BY all
druggists. Instructions full, and . cure guar
anIccd In any case OF facilitating dreams lor
rcmlnal weakncsr), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting rom sell.anuse'
Wholesale Agents, san Francisco. Price ~
per bottle u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

The beet place In Virginia TO get square
meal Ii at IIeffron's Eating Stand. In the Pal
ace saloon. opposite the P~ost-ofiee. Open
day and night. Private rooms for ladies. Al
tho pubstsniiaf luxnrics Of the market 70 PC
iound nj Hedron's. lie respectfully inyites his
Uold mn friends 10 call and see him. lyos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from tho errors and
indlscrtlons OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. otc.. will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREQ OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered ny Q mis-
rIonary in south America. send 9 .elf-ad'
drc.ssd envelope to the kcy. Joseph 7. lnman,
station ID. Bible House. New fork CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
HOARD or rowN TRUSTEES.

A regular meetin: Of the Board Of
Town Trustees Was held Mt the Town
Hall, Gold Hill. Monday evening. Pres
cut: Trustees wooley. Williams. Day,
Hall. aud President Mundell.
Consideration Of minutes OF meeting
81 September Goth deferred until next
regular iaccling. Minutes OF meeting
Of September 9Th read and approved.
Reports OF Committees.
No report from Finance Committee.
Committee on Streets reported Same
in good orler. and. OF motion. said eom-
mil,ee was instructed to have the ordi.
a ina regard to streets strictly en-
forced.
Committee ON Fire and Water reported
cistcrns all full and in good order. ~
usual.
On motion. tho Fire AMI Water Com
mitisc was instructed to- confer with
Mr.. Oycrton. the Water Company's SUI
perintenient, in reference TO repairs on
ci.,srn near tho railroad bridge across
Crown Point rayine.
President Mundell here stated that he
hal purchased horse. cart and harness
for the uss Of the town. rs instructed.
Committee ON Vault asked further
time to report. Granted.
The matter OF shelves for tho vault.
aud railing for the accommodation OF
the Board. was referred To Committee
on Nault.
Regular bills for month OF September.
consisting Of policcmen's and officers
salaries AMI donations to Fire Depart
men,, amounting in all to Sl.OO2.oO.
were. on motion. ordered paid.
A warrant Of $50 was also ordered
drawn in favor Of l.. Strothcr. for inter-
est ON town bonds.
The following miscellaneous bills
were. ON motion. ordered paid: Butler
* Melville. $3.50; James Lowery. Sill;
John Cowing. brick work ON vault,
$40: J.rtsll 4 Cummings, $50: j.
Fox, s2.50; ID. Mcleod, So.25: D. ii.
Gallup. Siia5. Total. sGi0.5O.
Eli for horse. cart and harness, $500.
was, ON motion. referred TO n committee
u the whole board.
The following; bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: W. n. Hall X
90. SIS 81: Thomas Wooley. S53 co,
Buffers hill. $40; II. ii. Carrick. lum-
I-r. S32i &c; Crown Point. lumber.
Si90. Total. seas 10.
M U.minvay's order for SlJ5 ON
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sr0cK REroRr.
.nrroErrn p,nr sr n. r. HEATING . col

lSkf0s'hp DAILY 81 u u hhArise . COL
=
Last Evening.
IAN f"A>'iso" stvSh BOARD.
as Hat and BcleLer, &C, a., t6k b
lsi Mexican. i9S
rs GslIsn Chariot.
ia yastics, 80 6h
go Opsir, 5Jx
aal Cslif0rpis' 4
~ Meadow y.lle, Az
ans RAYMOND A xiv. n ask
is0 Iur Ia c,n- isr- n ic'ilx L.
"a J.rl.,n
,.n 49,, a.
~. ~
", $500.
~ s..s,.'n.S
-
~, mnsssy,,s
- sshsnstt eso
li' o'h. NifsihiA. 1".S"
PACIFIC stucs yxcuAS.r.
49, v.u.. a.
',a
:, p.v'L.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

Election OF Officers OF the hank Of
CaiiferniH-Proeeeifings OF q
Grand Lodge OF Good rsmpinrs-
Compromising with their Cred'
ftoru-Thc Fruit Busincss.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL TO tn. s0LD HILL sAnr rzvs
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NHIrnRR FAILING TEETH,

NETTIIBIt FNILINU
Nor the peeping wrinkles OF time, 90 forelblY
tell Of advancing years a. your gray hair.
Ayers yigor restores tho color and. makes
y1ur appearance more agreeable to Others, -
well A. yourself. with fresh. luxuriant hair,
the innrmities OF age are far Ices noticeable.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
andsee.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

woRcEsrER, Mass. Oct. 6.-Hon. l..
W. Pond. Of the heaviest manuiae-
tarers Of machinists' tools In this city,
has disappeared under very mysterious
circumstances. Last Friday he went to
Boston on business, intending to re-
turn tho Same night. While In Boston
he collected - 1900, but instead Of ro-
turning, autographed his son that he
was going to Now Yord on business. A
portion Of his clothes were found In his
room. but man. money and valuablss
are missing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL n n oeLp ullL sAiIr xzws,
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Factory Burasd.

NEw YoRx. Oct. 0.-Ths bobbin fac
tory Of the Van Ripper Manufacturing
Company. at Passaic, New Jersey, the
largest Of the kind In tho country, was
totally destroyed by fire last night.
Loss. $4,000.
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o....,s. Side OF she street

We're in no danger Of igniting ; all thai
was needed for their preservation being
an occasional dash Of water from some
Of the MOBILES.
At the time the engines were chang
ing base. it appeared n II Beardsieys
new building. adjoining ford's. muslin
syitably catch ON fro and bs dsstroyed'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

tV-One ofthe arm is constantly In the East,
under whose Supervision and care Oh goods are
manufactured for their trade, taking advantage
In the huetustlon Of the marketand purchasing
Raw Material, which enables them In sefl
Goods Cheaper than any other House on the
Pacine Cnast. Those IN need Of Clothing will
consult their WI interests and money By max.
ing their purchases 1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

MEN were put to work on tho HOO.
foot level Of the Belcher minc to-day.
Tho full force has not yet been put ON
In other parts Of the mine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

A USEFUL SoAp.-The following is
commended by those who have tried it
for scrubbing and cleansing painted
floors, washing dishes, and other house
hold purposes. Take two pounds of
white olive soap and shave it in thin
slices; add two ounces of borax and
two quarts of cold water; stir all to-
gether in stone or earthen jar, and let
it set upon the back of the stove until
the mass is dissolved. A very little
heat is required, as the liquid need not
simmer. When thoroughly mixed and
cooled, it becomes of the consistence of
thick jelly, and piece the size of n
cubic inch will make lather for gal
Ion of water. Boston Journal Of Chem
istyH.