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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02
Dedication of a Catholic school

Dedication of a Catholic School.
The Holy Trinity Congregation, on
Fifth street, below Smith, yesterday
celebrated the dedication of their hand
some new school.house. The building
is one of the finest in the city, has a
front Of sixty feet and is seventy y-seVen
feet deep. The first floor consists OF q
hall fifty by seventy-iYe feet, which is
to be used as chapel. The two upper
stories are divided into four rooms each.
The cost Of the building is 1900, The
plan of it being furnished by Architect
G. Brink.
Yesterday noon the societies of the
Church, accompanied by the Knights OF
st. Martin, ST. Patrick and st. James,
proceeded to St. MichaePs Church,
in Storrs Township, to receive the Right
Rev. Archbishop Purcell and escort him
10 the Church.
The procession consisted OF the follow
ing societies:
Knights of St. James, of the Cathe-
dral; Knights Of St. Patrick, OF st. Pat
rick's Church; Knights of ST. Martin, of
the Holy Trinity Church; St. Johns
Young Mems Society, OF St. Michaei's
Society of st. Michaeps Church !;
St. Bonitace Young Mems Society, OF
Holy Trinity Church; Plus Mems So
ciety, of Holy Trinity Church. When
the procession arrived at the School
house, the building was dedicated ac-
cording to the rites Of the Catholic
Church by the Archbishop, after which
the Pontitioal Vespers were held. In
the evening an entertainments was given
in the new School Hall by the St. BUni.
lace Young Mems Society.
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The Workingmen's party will have a
.rand rally at Court street this evening
II 8 O'Clock. There will he procession
shat will start from the Workingmen's
Headquarters, IA West Court, at 8
iclock, and will proceed on the line of
march from Headquarters to Vine, on
Vine to Fourth, on Fourth to Race. on
Race to Filth, on Fifth 70 Central ave-
Twelfth 10 Vine, on Vine to Liberty, on
Liberty to Main, on Main to Court
.treet Marketspace, and there Will be
dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

THE GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
the Grani Central Depot in New York,
has several special advantages over its
rivals. IL is so near the depot that the
traveller is spared all annoyance and
expense of carriage, baggage and ex-
pressage hire, while It's location is such
that street car and stage lines fadiate
from this point to all parts Of the city.
1t has elegantly furnished rooms, has all
the best Improvements, and Is run on
the European plan. Travellers visiting
New York, or on their way to or from
he CENTENNIAL, will find this hotel
par excellence in every respect. 1t Is
under the management of W. d, GARRI-
SON, and has become one of the most
popular Hotels in the City of New York.
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II EGAL NOTIOE.-Sarah Francis Miner d
4 minor, who resides in Bloomington, in Nc
Lean County, State OF Illinois, will take notIca
that James Rowe, Executor OF the last will
Of Robert Saviil, deceased, on the l4th day OF
Court, in and for Hamilton County, Ohio, alley-
is Insufficient to pay his dobts, the charges OF
administering his estate and pay the legacles,
and that 1t is necessary to sell the following
leasehold estate to pay said debts charges and
legacies. and to carry out the direction Of sad
will; that said Robert Sayill died seized Of the
following leasehold estate for 80 years, reneWa-
BILE forever, with privilege OF purchase, in
all that lot in Cincinnati, o., being Lot No. ID,
in Square No. 2. on plot OF subdivision in out
lots made BY David E. Wade, being the same
leasehOld estate granted by David L. w ade to
Fred. G. Koch by lease dated June II, 1840, and
recorded in Book 90, page 3l3. OF the Decd
Ri cords Of said County, subject to the terms Of
an agreement in reference to party wall and
line as recorded in Book 1863, page lU1, Of said
Records; that said Sarah \. Minor and Ellen
s. Miner have the next estate Of Inheritance in
said leasehold premises.
The prayer Of said petition is for the sale oa
said leasehold estate and promises for the pay
ment of legacies and tho debts and charges OF
administering said estate, and for the pur.
pose Of carrying out the provisions Of saiu will
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day Of November, 1876, or as soon thereafter ~
counsel can be heard. JAMES ROWE,
Executor of Robert Sayill, deceased.
CoPPoCk Il CALDWELL, Attorneys.
SEPTEMBER W, 1875. oc9. AIM
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
Grand OpcrR-hOuse.

Mrs. d. p. Bowers, well known here
Is every where else as a most polished
Ind popular actress, supported by Mr..
J. G. McCoIlum and the splendid COM
pany OF the Grand, opens a weeks en-
Iagenient this evening, the opening
llay being "Lady Audley's Secret;"
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Diana, or
.ove's Masquerade;" Thursday, "Mary
stuart" at the regular Wednesday
matinee the company will play Ham
eW with Mr.. Frank. Roche In the title
'ole.
Woods Theater.
Miss Geneyieve Rogers, supported by
Frank. f. Aiken's company, commences
IN engagement this evening in her beau.
iful and spirited play, "Maud Muller"
II half the good things that have beer
Jsid Of Miss Rogers and her Maud Mul
er prove true, we are to have \ week o.
delightful ent6rtainment. A Boston pa
per says: ''She has been termed on the
heater bills IAN emotional actress Il
s.a mistake. She is "a natural actress
Every thing she says or does is SC
perfectly easy and graceful that the
auditor does not for moment
Imagine that he is Witnessing Miss
Rogers act a part, but thai he is actu
llly in the presence of d Yeritable Maud
huller,' tie pretty haymaKer, immor-
>a,,z-u ~ Americas fayorite bard, Johr
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REPUBLICAN.-A Republican meeting
will be held this evening at the corner OF
Richmond and Carr streets; speakers,
Thomas c. Campbell, Esq, and Hon.
Stanley Matthews, and tomorrow even
ing at Clifton avenue and Vine streets;
speakers, Hon. Aaron +. Perry and Hon.
Stanley Matthews.
DEMocRATIC.-This evening there will
be grand mass meeting of the Democ.
racy az the corner Of Race and Thir-
teentn streets. Lieutenant Governor
Dorsheimer, of New York; Hon. Jose ph
Pulitzer, Of Missouri; Hon. John A.
Shank and Col. Fred. A. Raine will ad.
dress the meeting.
This evening, October 2, meeting OF
Sedamsville and Riverside at Sedams-
vile. Speakers: Hon. H. b. Banning,
Ii. e. Lord, Esq, and n. Bird, Esq.
This evening, October 2, at Reading.
Speakers: Hon. Milton Sayler, DR.. Gus
taye Bruehl and Charles w. Baker, Esq.
The Young Mems Democratic Central
Club Will hold their regular meeting this
evening at their headquarters.
The Democrats OF the Eighteenth
Ward will meet this evening at the
Fifth.street Garden to transact impor
tant business.
The members Of the Wallace Pioneer
Guards will meet tonight at the Third
Ward headquarters, at O'Clock, at 1L9
Hunt street.
The Fourteenth Ward Tilden and
Hendricks Club will hold a meeting to.
night at ~ O'Clock at their headquart-
ers, corner Of Poplar and Linn.
The Tilden and Hendricks Clubs land
all persons in favor of economy and
reform in the Administration }, OF Cow
ington, Newport, Dayton, Bellevue,
Lewisburg, Ludlow and Alexandria, are
invited 10 send representatives to the
Democratic Headquarters at the Grand
Hotel, on Monday, October 2, at 4:30 Z.
NJ, to meet the Marshall of the FIRST
Division, to consult in regard to the
grand parade which takes place on next
Saturday, October 7. Please be on hand
prompt as possible.
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Court Cuttings.

Emma Hayman against Stephen b
Hayman. This was an application fol
a divorce on the grounds OF extreme
cruelty, gross neglect and adultery.
John f. Terrence, Charles Lawrence
and Maria E. Biggs were appointed ad-
minlstrators Of Thos. r.. Biggs. Estate,
5000: realty, not known.
john II. Boellner made an assignment
TO John Eiler for the benefit of creditors.
The assignor carried on business Of a
feed store at Nos. 422, 424 aud 4?6 Race
street,
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Soldiers and Sailors Excursion
to Cleveland,

Arrangements have been made with
the Day Short-line Railroad to carry
the Boys in Blue to Cleveland and re-
turn for So. Citizens tickets 81 25.
Train leaves c., H. & d. Depot on Mon
day, October 2, at 9:40 P. NJ. Tickets
good to return until October 5, inclusive.
Soldiers and Sailors and Boys in Blue
meet at Hopkins Hall at s O'Clock p. NJ.
Monday, October 2, to march to train.
Tickets for sale at G., c., G. q l. Ticket
Office, Vine street, and at O., ii. & D..
Depot,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

Iti an old belief amongst the Turks
that they are to lose Censtantinople, and
there are not wanting some who think
that their power i'll Europe will pass
away with the present Sultan. A rival
to DR.. Cumming has appeared i'll the
person of venerable gentleman al
Beyrout, who fixes the duration of the
empire at four years. A Maronite from
Beyrout says tnat the mans prophecies
have had a wonderful etftct upon the
NJ ussulmans OF Syria, He i0reiold the
fall OF ABDUL Aziz several weeks previ-
GUS TO that event, and Is sure that his
words VIII prove equally true with re-
gard to Murad. The seer is said to OBJ.
tain his knowledge OF the future. like
DIR Cumming iral' tho haak of St, John.
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ImpOrtanttO to Persons Visiting New
Work. or the Centennial.

Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot. Baggage taken from this
depot to Hotel free. $50 elegant rooms.
Elevator. European plan Restaurant,
supplied with the best. Prices moder-
ate. Cars and stages pass this Hotel
for all parts of the city, and to Phila-
delphia Depot for Centennial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

AMERICAN COLOGNE.-A splendid
combination of the odors of the very
choicest flowers, fragrant, delicious and
lasting; Just the article demanded for
every iady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
convenient for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists and fancy stores.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

G. whittier. Miss Rogers is free from
all mannerisms, Is quite young, scarcely
eighteen, is handsome, modest, and
winsome, and, better than all that, has
real talent, and is, without doubt, the
greatest, although the youngest, natural
actress living" Ns
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

When a traveller can get the best ac-
commodations at a strictly first-class
hotel, possessing all conveniences and
advantages, at price no higher than
rates at other tirst-class houses, he is
sure to choose the best. This is the rea-
son why SO large portion OF the first
families and better classes make the
Grand Hotel of New York, their hotel
for that city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and II
specie payment is not resumed within
few years, they will doubtless be made
a legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty-five cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

what Every HKOrseman Wanfs-A good
cheap, and reliable Liniment. Such an article is
DR.. ToBIAs's VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENL
Pint Bottles at One Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts,
Calls Collie, sprains &C., warranted better than
any other. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
nlaca New York ...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

ky- In order to accommodate Eastern Advertls-
ersin the STAR Mr.. e. Duncan Snttren' No.n
Astor House, New York City, has been appoitnsea
States This will be branch office OF tne STAB,
Mr. Sniffen being authorised to make advertising
contracts ON our behalf and receipt AL coiiecHohs
therefor in our name
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SEEDS.
LEGAL.

NOrICE,--The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed executor Of the last will and
testament of Isaac Loeb, late of Hamilton
County, ohio, deceased, by the Probate C0ura
of said county. ADOLPH LOEB
THEo. GAZLAY, Attorney. .y.
Dated Sept. III. i8,6. sel6-3tM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

liz was ON his knees to her. His
face was flushed; his eyes cleaned pas
sionatsly into hers; he talked rapidly.
Nothing shall separate Us evcrmore,
my darling. For your sake ! will beard
the lion In his den! l will face death
ON the battlefield! I will akin the seas'
I will endure all harlships, all suffering.
all misery lie paused. and looked ga
Rerly to her. with his whole soul quivering
In his eyes. "will you do this for the
sake Of my love," gazing earnestly into
the burning eyes. EYES, yea; a thou
sand times yes "And II we wed. =
continued she. flushing slightly. will
you 70, sp first aud build the fire.
With a sh,iek Of despair he fed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12
uNRECOGNIxHD.
ny LskE pREank.


Meath tsnyAn tree. In Afrie lands,
A traveller rested frotn the heat;
Half buried In the burnin: .and-,
pebble -rntied at his feet
IL. picket u up and 10, sd with 10,
To-t 70 Aloit IN ii'e play.
Teen In . dreamy. asseni tt.
lie ear.es- threw II f,r away.
He who had roamed o'sr every Land.
With thirst for gold HE only guide.
whap IL lay fair withia h,- hand.
Ths wealth VI ini had nuns Aside'
within her bower q maiden fair
Lay dreaming Of love 10 be:
A love ~ pure - liie. are;
As constant a. the chanzelsss s.A
Ant Will. she dr.sme,i. that -unmer morn
A lover came. s.d kpelt tn her.
She lsigasi his hGnble .ait 10 seorn,
A.. bt I.hsi tns her vor-aippef'
She who bot dreamed a. poets do,
OF love one, the liv-long day,
Now JAILED TO recgnizs the true,
And cast her whole iifs's love away
q. blini. blind Fate. thou l,sd Il nsn
bywJst u lard o. understand
Thv mysteries ne eaunoi Ven.
Nor loose the held of thy .iong hand'
q, goddess crueli & ddsss bind.
Thou xho hast i.d %. all our DAYS,
Art sur. that bod ihs way cans, fnd.
That lice beyond lite. tsnslci mAr.i
Se.i thou hs.t wrecked frii macy A-hip
By steering xherc w.id waves .sr.h.iin.
oh, Loosen. then. that fatal grip.
And to our hands resign ths hsimi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
N o TIC e I.

i fully inform the residents of Nirginis and
surroundings that he has opened An
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
Or. sAoE,s cAIARRH REMEDY

In no Patent Medicine Humbug. got up
TO dups the ignorant or ~crsdulous, NOR
IL Il represented - bsing composed Of
rare and precious Substances brought
from the four corners Of the earth. car
risd seven times across the Great Desert
Of Sahara on the backs Of fourteen. cam.
els, and brought across the Atlantic
Ocean on two ships." II 10 Q simple,
mild. soothing remedy. perfect sps-
clio for Catarrh and "Cold In the
Hsad;'' also for Offensive Breath. Loss
or Impairment Of the Sense Of Smell,
Taste, or Hearing. watsry OF Weak
Eyes. Pain or Pressure In the Head.
when caused, as they not unirsqusntly
are, by the violence Of Catarrh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
Aetisn OF she Anti.Csolis Ciubs-
The "Crooksd" In che nay city
General News Items.

Aetisn Of ths Ansi.Csolis Ciubs-
The "Creeksdr' Ia che nay city
General News Items.
sAS FnAxcsco. May l9-l:30 p. NJ
At . meeting Of the Eleventh Ward
Anti-Coolis Club last night. The follow.
ing circular was adopted and ordered
sent to the employers Of Chinese:
SIa: I am instructed by . resolution
Of the Central Anti. Coolis Club Of the
Eleventh Ward to notify you that unless
you discharge all the Chinese nov In
Jour employ in N week from date here
Of. your name will be placed on the
black list Of this Club and published in
the daily press Of this city. All msm-
bers Of the anti.coolis clubs Of this city
are prohibited from purchasing or in
any way patronizing any firm. company.
factory or person employing Chinese
labor"
Fearing that this might be deemed in
csndiary the Club appointed q com.
mittes to wait upon the civil authorities
and state that nc violence was intended.
O'Donovan Rossa goes to Virginia
City tomorrow.
The Water Commissioners met last
evening and received communications
from people using water. many Of which
made complaint against tho sItortion
Of the Water Company. A schedule was
read and favorably commented upon.
though laid over for further considcra-
ton. which cuts down the water rates
more than 10 per cent.
The Democratic County Committee
hare begun the work Of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention. il Is rs
serted that the job was put up in the
interest Of Piper for Congress for this
district, and that delegates will be in.
structsi to vote for him. though other.
wise unplsdged.
No further Developments have been
made at the Bay View distillcry, but the
work Of following up the underground
pipes Is vigorously prosecuted. II has
leaked out that on Friday afternoon last
several workmen engaged in burrowing
for sub~tsrranean pipes suddenly became
affected with = deadly naussa and vomi.
ting. On Friday night the watehmen
inside the distillsry were also taken sick
and Saturday Sedgewick, Crane and
Clark were also attacked with tho same
sickness. This general attack was
traced to water which had been brought
from the prsmisss adjacent to the distil-
lsry. As the workmen had been drink.
ing this water since they wsts on the
premises, II is impossible to CONVINCE
thom that this particular supply had not
been doctorsd.
Langley has issued his Directory.
The estimated population is 2~73,3l5-a
gain Of ~. 200 in the past year.
Forty-sevsn Cinnamon were convicted
Of violating the cubic feet air ordinance
yesterday. and received the customary
in the police court this morning.
Relative to the dispatch recently re.
FROM Washington stating that ad-
from San Francisco stating that
charges had been preferred against tho
special rsvsnu agents here, engaged In
Investigating the whisky frauds, those
officials state that they are not aware OF
any such proceedings having boon in.
stitutsd and are disposed to consider the
q canard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
n PUBLIC
A. Earssss Appeal IN fts Behalf BY
ths Aasagsrs % Ne Weld HILL
Dsanasie Club.

-
IL IL q well sstablishsd fass tnatu
places Of amusement are not provided
"a, m. INV. NJ . community. tbsy will
.-
Pfoside amusement 'o' .ne
Their choice may not always be the BEST
for their Judgment 10 seldom sufficiently
1880, =. .,.h,. ,h.m N ;udo. cor.
nt.r;..,.
rscay. y u . VII NM so%n.s
engage their attention . neip mn
make short The hours Oh esenInes'
No doubt II would DO better u every pa
rent could or would furnish the nsess-
sary social and mental snloy%enu ,9r
thsir children 81 home OUT wnsn tuis
can not b. done. or II NOS oone, %
comes the duty OF every good eiuIsn 20
aid In some way me
evening resorts ior such IN as unAo'''
secure them for thsmselvo@
IA In all newly settled countries, mere
are . great many young men resulting
here who have no home, and no nome
comforts. BY giving them m oppoisa'
nifty OF enjoying . quiet evening ins
quiet manner. much In the way o ! Temp
TALON Wiii DO avoided oy tnem' anu w!
may thus DO saved from ruin.
IL Was Tor b establishmsn OF sucn
an institution that the uo'd nin
Dramatic Club has been iormed, ~"
in aid OF this object that their sntsrtain'
ment is to be given tomorrow saturday
evening. Mr.. NJ. q. Standish. Manager
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

PKSMASslrP.-All persons DESTROYS Of
.coui,;po tina vary hast pos,ibls STYLE Of
,--..,.., ,..,,,,x
handwriting Win 'hs s's".. "'"''
and upon the most reasonable terms,
ahonld read tho advertisement oi Mr.. u
ann. ,o-dsy. He will omen a writing
class in the old Gold Hill public school.
house next Monday evening: being
very competent, experienced tsaeher' no
will give the best OF sntisisotion'
r,xrurs. Arrrsrtox.-All members Of
A.. "a, MN "a. n.,.,,m.n, ,,o 70.
ou..t.d 10 moe, Al their rs.pectiyo en-.
gins houses tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock To Attend me funeral OF tneir ls'e
ieliow-nrsmah' Wiiiiam II. nunuy, VINO
was a OF Liosrty Engine NO,
An invitation to 10 presen, is ei'enueu
10 the fire pepar'inen, o' ',glniA o''y.
another column.
rrxra,L Norcx.-A,t.ntion Ia called
IN An. official notice Of John II. Mill.
---.,... :, Iu..,x r,,,,,. c,r,.,s
vs"nh.r. ~ ,hss ara
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JsI'rsk LIZ Lseds
-
NATIONAL GuARp H,IL.-.Tho audi.
sness a; this place Of amusement are
larger each evening Of the engagement.
This most clearly indicates that the per.
formsnccs OF the Amy Stone Dramatic
Alliance ara appreciated by the thsater-
going people OF Virginia aud vicinity.
Last evening The Pearl OF Savoy was
presented. and vas received with marked
approval by those present. The
psrsonaiion Of Marie by Amy Stone wAs
a ane piece Of acting. while Pisrrot vas
given by Mr.. Stone in his mos. sieellent
style. The other characters OF b play
were we'll Sustained. Tonight at the
same place will he given two Wives
and ono Love" This play was written
expressly for Amy Stone, aud IL one OF
ihe most powerful plays ever presented
in Virginia, Tomorrow afternoon there
will bs played for the last time the great
drama 81 Cigarette. the Little Leopard
Of France" ''Ths Two Orphans" will
he given to morrow evening.
TnE ALnAMBRA.-Ths new Alhambra
Theaicr. corner Of G and Union streets.
Virginia. was lighted up last night for
abe inspection Of such as hal tickets.
including members Of the press and .
few invited guests. The new pleasure
,ol. initiated Tn. drop
n".sie' :. ".,,h hnsins.. ..,l, and
,ur', NV, - anil ,niops an
".sP'N!.A -. wa,. n.,ntsd bv
49,. IN cooJ rbs paiscs
ai1. naay s;a,,n vh;ch NJ. B.rry Was
.s.;.,..I ~ U.,rv Il.ton. Ia real gem
Of beauty and art. The foot lights are
placed ~ that they are bs'ov ens 'e,e. %
the stage anu cannes N 90
audience inc new
nlarly opened to-mofro~ s'"HS
n.cop,r,os DAY. Decoration or
u.,.o,,., n,x vii, Ina obs.ry,d ON the
witt ~. n.,.u
,nsn, Comm.ndsr Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic has issued proclamation
To- this effect. and 1t In expected hal all
the military companies will Joan IN pay
ing homage Ia the memory OF those sho
fell in defense OF our country. and whose
ashes rsp"se amid the hills and sage-
"" ~ .,,
OMISSION OF vi" w
no service at 81. Pauis Church ON sun
Jny evening next owing to the expected
absence OF Rev. Mr.. Eastman. Amornins
service will be- held by him. however. at
b usual hour; ~ o ~ aa,;n;.,.,.J
n.y. cy. vii, bs SUNDAY school As usual at
.aorx
r.c-.A
M',s'iss' ~uO ,.un,v na.,nap.d ,b,ir
.an,s.nrIa,.J appearance until to-mor.
row evening. at which time a real good
entertainment will be gwen ~ ~;
MINISTRIES iH's
.--,.
=. ,-,u,,s, nm
,hS siI nov 70 pe, "s.s..s,, isnp,h q
time in their building operations. There
WAS som. growing this morning because
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
VACANT places in Ii. dental rank. will

VACANT places in the dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash. Sozopoxr.
From youth to old age. Il will keep the
enamel spotlsss and unimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
apsarl-liks whitsness. n the gums .
rcssa.s hue, while the breath 10 pure,
and rendered sweet and fragrant. 1t Is
composed Of rare antissptic herbs, and
Ia entirely free from the Objectionable
andinjurious ingredients Of tooth pastss'
etc.