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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

CARRr 1T O~ur.-John Y. Paul, who.
as stated yesterday. has been appointed
truant officer by the Gold Hill Board Of
School Trustees, Is, In addition to re-
porting truants from school. going to
zee that the practice OF snowballing and
otherwise maltreating Cinnamon. com.
mon with some Of the larger boys. shall
DO discontinued. This is q good idea.
and We hope that John Y. will summari
ly consign TO the station.house any boy
guilty OF such un~becoming and brutal
conduct.
PRizr FIour.-Jimmy Trsvilllan ha,
accepted the challenge issued by Johnny
Sullivan. and the prospects for a prize
light Mt $3.50 or more q sido are en-
couraging. A forfeit Of 500 n side will
DO put up at tho Railroad Exchange
saloon in this town next Saturday. The
friends OF Sullivan wish tho stakes to
DO larger. rs they say $3.50 will not
cover his expenses for training.
AUCTION SALE.-At 1890 o'clock A. N.
next Friday January 2lst, N. N.
Friedrich will offer for sale at his
auction rooms on South G street vir.
ginia, between Taylor and Union streets.
a large and desirable assortment Of
furniture. carpets. bedding. crockery.
glassware. cutlery, etc.. also ten sewing
machines. and 20. 900 cigars. in lots to
suit. See advertisement.
Tnx SPELLING MArcH.-Ths young
folks Of Gold Hill are confident Of their
ability to beat their nsighbors beyond
the Divide. at the spelling match which
comes OF at the old grammar school In
this town next Friday evening. Doubt
less, II the weather proves fair. q large
delegation will attend from Virginia aud
test the correctness OF the belief.
GoSE To THE BAr.-Mr. Isaacs. Of the
firm Of Cohn & ~Isaacs. Of the White
House. South G street. Virginia, has
gone to San Francisco to purchase n
other large stock Of clothing. etc. COIN
X Isaacs arc wide awake and intend that
no one shall get ahead Of them in their
line Of business.
LErrERs addressed to Mr.. Basil Latu.
lipe. st. Bsnoit, Compt Du Lac Des
Dsna M~ontasnes. Province de Quebec.
Canada. via New York; Mrs. Lii Mil
lard. Montour. Yama Co.. Iowa, and
Mrs. Diana Willard. Of same place, are
nm -
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.,.e... 70 !. .o.D an. ....r u....
CALIFORNIA.
Sabmittsd = Fraudulent Tsachsrs'
Certificates -scanduious Conduct
ETA Tardy UndertAksr.

SAX FaAxcrsoo. Jan. l9.--1:3or. NJ
Arguments In the case Of wormser
Bros. vs.. Bank Of Caliisrnis. were con-
cluded yesterday, and the case submit
ted.
In the Bosrd OF Education last eve
ming charges were brought against su-
perintsndent Bolandsr for having issued
while Chairman OF the State Board Of
Education fraudulent certificates to
teachers.
A remarkable case was tried In Justice
Joachimssn's Court yesterday. On
Saturday. January ist. Hans Munsen.
. Scandinavian. died. During the next
day his brother. Oliver Munssn. en-.
gagged James McGinu. an undertaken, TO
superintend the funeral. STIMULATING that
hs should call at the house early Monday
morning to prepare the body for burial.
aud that the hearse aud carriages should
be ready TO leave the door punctually at
I o'clock. McGinnlfailed to attend to
business as agreed upon, and about
half.psat two o'clock Munsen engaged
another undertaken who came to the
house with . hsarso and carriages. Me-
CHM meantime appeared with a cor.
tess AND was told that his services
were not required. McGinn swore his
rival should hot bury the body; drove TO
the Odd Fellows Cemetery. whore the
grave had been prepared. and finding
the superintendent absent, asked the
%lsitsr's wife to show him the permit for
burial which he put In his pocket. On
the arrival Of the funeral party. when
they attempted to place the body In the
grave. McGinn forbade them with oaths
to bury the body without . permit say.
ing u they did he would dig II out again.
The party returned to the house with
the body. McGinn drove ahead and
shook the permit at them. and tainted
them with foul language. The body
was finally buried on Tuesday. q csrti.
asd copy Of the permit having been
obtained. lfcGinn at the trial admitted
the facts, but claimed that he was not
responsible, having NO authority to pre-
vent the funeral. The Judge held the
defense legally tsnablo, and said he was
with regret to grant Q non
suit.
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v TO
The criss sf cssasiax Chiiaren
In sehssi fsr several Cssseeu.
live nlsuss. Platnly stated.

Tho following communication sets
forth an evil existing in the schools Of
this county. 30 clearly. as also the req
sons for its general and immediate cor.
r%eetion. that We gladly publish ii in the
hope that it may accomplish the object
for which it is intended:
EprroR NEws-Sir: Children attend.
school should. under no circumstances,
Be debarred from the privilege Of q re.
cess during both morning and a.
ternoon sessions. II any teacher 10 In
doubt about the matter. let him ask the
the opinion Of any physician competent
to judge in ths premises. Some in
structors, with n view OF economizins
time, dispense with recsssss altogether.
This practice Is q criminal one. Other
teachers. with a refinement OF cruelty
hardly to be accounted for except upon
the plea Of ignorance OF the laws OF ma.
ture. are in the habit OF keeping In
children during the greater portion OF
nrs. 4. ,assons =, ;rr.snIsr;,;.s In ia.
nn.uan Sn.s a%.,ar,;on. .,a MI
ryans sna o,,sn csu.s ths ,un;l an
Undesirable amount Of torture.
ua.n,n. r.,s,pr A. ;rs;Jsn, rh;ch
ass.-n; = r..,.. a..."I 80. 90
gS1n sha,r.
Lauy Suuoik' ai9ot uoinS soms
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Tho Tids.Land investigates.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 49, The Senate
Tide-Land Investigation Committee re-
sumed It's inquiry into tho Ellis claim
this evening. Er-Attorusy-G General Love
was s1amind. but said. in brief. that he
knew little or nothing Of the matter;
that be had signed deeds. but did not
know what they were for. Creed Hay
mond will be examined on Wednesday
evening next.
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THIRD pispAron.
California nisiss Company Flee.
sisa : Runersd thasEs In The
Ophir observation-disclosures. III

Saw FnAScrsco, January 1913 p. ~
Tho annual meeting Of the California
Mining Company was held this after,
hoon, and the old officers aud Directors
reelected. 11
The Stock Erchan9s newspaper Of to.
day reports that j. g. Fair was this
morning appointed superintendent Of
the oPhir, vice Sam Curtis resigned.
There seems to DO some doubt about tho
correctness Of the report, as II wa de-
MED ct the Office Of the 0phir. and also
BY William Sharon personally. but there
are reasons for believing there Is SOME
foundation for IL.
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srArloxnny ANo IRwRLRY.

]. B. Marshal. at the Gold It'll Pos,
once store. IL sole agent for al
The San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the htest Rastern periodicals,
magazines. ETC.. received a. soop - published,
and delivered In any part of town. Blank
books aud stationery In great variety. blank
short notice. aold aud silver watches, elsekp,
and . dne assortment Of jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large clock
OF toys AM fancy goods. bee regular Advuf.
tisement In another column. IelS
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~ 1860.

The following dispatch was received
at this ONCE to-day;
Eprron Nxws-SIR; There il . dis
puts here about the date Of the great
fire in the Yellow Jacket, Crown Point and
kentuck mines; Quo party claiming that
it WA in 1865. the other that II was in
1869. There is a wager at stake, and
they request me to ask you to publish
the date and they will abide the deeis.
ion. Please send me q copy Of the
paper containing the information, and
oblige p. II. JrrrERs.
EMPIRE. January 10. 1876.
The FIRE began at the sOo.foot level Of
the Yellow Jacket mine. at about z A.
NJ. on Wednesday April Z. 1860.
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uxyMAN Mos. q, CO..

The w~elLknown Furniture Dealeu. lis Soath
G street, srs eiosing out their large stock, -
thry have lesssi a siore further down town.
and propose 10 open thsrr shortly with . nsv
.lorf. Meantime, they are selling furnitnre 81
cost prices a No. IT'S South Z street. II
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CarIIst Leader yye.h,...

MlDRrp. January 19.-Ths Csflist
leader Tristauy has notified the Spanish
Consul at Bayonns. Of his unressrved
submission 10 Alfonso.
General Martinez Compos' army IL
concentrating in the nsighborhood Of
Pampeluna.
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ASK = R~ssrassis..
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Quies Mouey narkes.

LONDON. January lo.-Ths demand
for money is very quiet at the Bank Of
England. There is little doing outside.
all suitable gold arriving IL taken for
.xooyt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

GRASp CENTENNIAL BALL.-As will be
seen by due official proclamation in our
advertising columns to-day. tho MEM
hers Of Liberty Engine Company No.
4, Of Gold Hill. are going to
celebrate their first Centennial an
niversary by a grand ball ON the I'D
OF February next, at Miners Union Hall.
In the selection OF Committees OF Invita-
ton they have included q large number
of the most respectable centenarians OF
this section. whose names are given in
tho advertisement. "A tirst-elass. well
conducted and well attended ball Will DO
the re.ult. The fire companies OF Gold
Hin are among the best organized in the
country, and are composed OF "a very
best citizens. and they are as ready TO
get up a first-class social ball. a. they
are 10 e,tinguish n first-clasa coniiasra-
ton. May their next Centennial an
niycrsary be ~ festive and pleasant -
this promises to be.
MECHANICS EXCHANGE SALooS.-Mc-
Donald, AMI Tompkins brothers have
opened q saloon OF the above name at
No. 49,, South G street Virginia, at
which they keep o full supply OF tho
best liquors. fine wines. whisky. oranuy
AMI other drinks. and the choicest cigars
10 10 found in tho market. They have
elegant and comfortable private club
rooms. for those who vish 10 enjoy .
ouiet evening. Give them n call.
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CHEMICAL KN0Tu.

Save me. health and money. Avoid qaaeks
and buy Chemical Strength. sold by oil
druggists. Instructions full, and q cure guar,
anteed 10 any case OF debllliating dreams (oi
seminal weakness), and AL alarming symptoms
excuses or any cause. CRANB q BRianAn.
Wholesale Agents, Ban Franeisco. Price 8,
per bottls sS
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Huspaadsa.

LONDON. Jan. i9.-samusl Bradford
& Son. extensive grain merchants Of
Liverpool. have suspended. Their la
bilitiss. though heavy. u Is thought viii
be exceeded by the assets.
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arrival. shi. n.rni.x.
n...reur,s I..se Ev,.Iur,
GoLs ,i,LL scaooL rEAcnE.s

The following communication was re-
eei,ed by us this morning and not be-
;,, .-..omn.n;.. h, ,hs real NAM. Of
".H-i-..s..,, ,,uo- an. r.r.,
inc au'no' W. Sn''" ~
editorial rule in such cases and consign
II to the waste basket. but ~ II Is well
x,;,,s, and contains reliable and prac-
.'...-.se.. ill w...
'ie"i A~ussesa'n
ception in its oase and puolish II. send
your namo next time:
Coin HILL. January 10. 1876.
Mn. Eprron: More than n month
AGO subjects were given out to the teach.
ers Of the Central and Branch schools
of this town on which TO write, and a. I
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Tuslaue.,s .eo.s
and see.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.rrclAL 70 rur coils ulLI sArIr .sv,
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The Austrian Nste,

wAsHrxoroS. Jan. i9.--Thsrs was .
Cabinet session yesterday. and another
takes place to-day. It 10 understood
that the Austrian motto on Turkey Is
under consideration.
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ar. nauen Xanted.

NEW YoRx. Jan. l0.-Hsnry @. Bowen
yesterday receiveda note from the Ex-
aiming Committee OF Plymouth Church
asking him to meet 8. X. White. q Wall.
street broker. before the Committee this
evening.
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Chrissias Csavsnsiss.

PnILADELrHrA. Jan. l9.-Pursuant 10
q call for Christian Convention. q large
number Of clsrgymen from all parts Of
the country assembled In the depot
buildings on thirteenth and Market
streets to-day. The convention con.
tained . number Of evangelical minis.
tiers, editors Of evangelical religious pa
pens, aud properly accredited Chris.
tians. Mr.. Moody presided and Sanksy
led tho singing.
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THIRD,

With the above facts defying contradiction,
10 n not . loss Of time and money not 10 give
rs . calf
Our BOOTS AND SHOES are the
Finest In the Market.
Our HATS, for style and Beauty, eants ~
beat.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
POMONA GRANGE.

The organization of Pomona Grange for
Anderson County was perfected on Saturday
last, in accordance with previous announce
,nent. The representatives of subordinate
Oranges met in Temperance Hall, and the
meeting was called to order by r. w. Simp-
son, Esq, when the delegates proceeded to
the election of officers for the ensuing wear,
which resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing, viz: R w. Simpson, Worthy Master
DR.. w. L. Broyles, Overseer; W. w. Rus
sell, Lecturer; ]. W. Provost, Steward /;
P. R. Brown, Assistant Steward; W. I.
McGill, Chaplain; T. B. Lee, Treasurer !;
J. W. Norris, Secretary; A. B. Bowden,
Gate Keeper; Mrs. w. L. Broyles, Ceres
Mrs. Anna Darricot, Pomona; Miss Bessie
McLees, Flora Mrs. ]. w. Provost, Lady
Assistant Steward.
A Pomona Grange was promptly organ
lied by the officers elect, and the Fifth De-
gree conferred upon those not having here
tofore received it. Twenty-four subordinate
Oranges were represented. and about thirty
five Masters, Past Masters and delegates
wei : present.
Various items of business were discussed
and disposed of in deliberative manner,
and several standing committees were ap-
pointed. A resolution was adopted tender
ing the thanks of the Pomona Grange to the
Sons of Temperance for the use of their
handsome hall. Adjourned to meet on the
first Saturday in April next at this place at
IL O'Clock O. m.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
For the anderson Inte,liqcncer.

The Democrats Of the Dark Corner Town
ship are respectfully requested to meet at
Moffatsville (Sherard's store) on Saturday,
the 18th day of January next, for the pur-
pose of recognizing the Democratic Club
of the Corner, in accordance with the sug-
gestion made over the signature of "Dem-
ocrat" in the last issue of the Intcuigcncer.
Now is the time to organize and to develop
our forces to meet the enemy, who are the
thieves, rogues and public plunderers, in the
coming election, and five do it with the de-
termination that should characterize US as a
people, sorely oppressed by vindictive igno-
rance, victory will attend US, and We shall
be freed from that degradation as people
and State, that has been unknown to any
portion of the American Republic since the
foundation of the government.
The plan of organization suggested by
Democrat" is, in our opinion, the best enc,
and we hope that the townships will all or
gsnize the Clubs, send up delegates to elect
County Chairman and Executive Commit
tee, as suggested, on salesday in February
next, to the end that en- early nomination
may be made by the Democratic party of the
County.
naDr Con,Yrn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
DELEGATES TO KNOXVILLE.

The committee appointed by the mass
meeting held in this place on saledsy in De-
cember last to select delegates to attend the
Railroad Convention which meets in Knox
Yille on the Goth inst. have designated the
following gentlemen to represent Anderson
County. We trust that the delegates ap-
pointed will make an earnest effort to attend
the proposed meeting, for it is highly lm-
portant that the citizens of Anderson should
be represented in any scheme for the resus-
citation of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and we
look forward to the deliberations at Knox
vile as likely to initiate programme for
the speedy resumption of actual work upon
this great enterprise. The delegates named
by the committee are as follows:
VIII. D. Gaillard, John B. Sitton, DR.. w.
G. Brown, Jesse w. Norris, B. F. Whitner,
E. NJ. Rucker, Joseph N. Brown, W. 3.
Sharpe, Thos. B. Lee, o. H. P. Fant James
A. Gray, John B. Moore, DR.. W. L. Broyles,
John NJ. Glenn and c. s. Mattison.
An effort will be made to secure transpor-
tuition over the various railroads at least for
half fare, which we trust will prove success
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on December 18th, 1875, at
the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. G.. M. Rodgers, Mr.. W. HOLBERT
PICKFiNS and Miss L. JOSAPHINE WIG
INGTON, all of Anderson County.
On December 18th, 1875, by Rev. G.. NJ.
Rogers, Mr.. JOHN SPEARMAN and Miss
SALLIE MARTIN, all of Anderson County.
At the residence of the brides father, on
the End inst, by the Rev. L. w. Tribble,
Mr.. r.. B. KAY and Miss F. E. WRIGHT,
youngest daughter of R. n. Wright, Esq,
all of Anderson County.
BY James McLesky, Trial Justice, on Sum
day morning, December 18th, 1875, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. R. P.
WILSON, of Greenville County, and Miss
LUCINDA ABERCROMBIE, of Anderson
County.
By Rev. G.. H. Cartledge, on Thursday,
December 23d, 1875 at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. JOHN L. TELFORD and
Miss MOLLIE ELIZABETH, daughter of
Mr.. Burton Rucker, all of Banks County
Ga.
On Tuesday the 4th inst, at the brides
residence, by the Rev. J. S. Murray. Mr..
JOHN DICKINSON, of Calhoun County,
Alabama q, and Mrs. ROSANNA SCOTT, of
Anderson County, s. G.
On December 2Sth, 1875, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. j. A. Porter,
Mr.. HENRY G. REED, of Anderson, and
Miss MAMIE E. CALCUTT, of Spartan
burg.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06
For the anderson Intelligencer.

MEssRs EDrroRs.-We are much pleased
with the communication in your last issue
signed Democrat" We endorse him
throughout, and do hereby call upon all
Democrats of our township to meet at Flat
Rock church on Saturday, the 18th of Janu-
airy next, at III o'clock q. m, to re-organize
our Democratic Club, andlet all attend. In
deed, there never has been time during the
existence of this government when any por-
ton of her citizens were oppressed as we are.
And were there ever an occasion greater
than ours to cause people to unite to a
man to rid themselves of despotism un-
known to any people beyond the borders of
our State? Eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty" Let oil the townships organize
and send up their delegates, as suggested by
Democrat" elect our County Chairman
ard Executive Board, and 60 to work, as
we are determined to win.
vARENNES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-01-06

Bolton Division, No. 90, has installed the
following officers to serve the current quar-
ter: W. A. Geer, Worthy Patriarch; "A. j.
strineer, Worthy Associate; ]. N. Carwile,
Recording Scribe; L. c. Todd, Assistant Re
cording Scribe; H. Armstrong, Financial
Scribe; George w. McDnyid, Treasurer
W. D. Wilkes, Chaplain; j. M Geer, Con-
ductol.; ]. T. Cox, Assistant Conductor; ].
K. Bnsazeale, Inside Sentinel; j.. B. Hall,
Outside Sentinel; w. H. Todd, Deputy
Grand Worthy Patriarch.
The following officers of AndeEon Divis-
ion, will be installed this (ThuHday) eve
ming: J.B. Clarke, Worthy Patriarch; w.
w. Keys, Worthy Associate; ]. M. Hub
bard, Recording Scribe; ". A. Rant, As
sistant Recording Scribe q. F. jones, Fl
nancial Scribe; A. j. Watt Treasurer; Rev.
D. E. Frierson, Chaplain; &. w. Hammond,
Conductor; J. L. FAINT, Assistant Conduc-
tor; ]. R. Smith, Jr., Inside Sentinel; G. G.
Langston, Outside Sentinel; VIM. Wilcox,
Librarian; VIM. D. Simpson, Assistant Lii
brarial.