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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
cA1tcHIsIna 1Hr TEACHERS.
The Examinations Resumed this
Morning Ply sioiezy Questions
The General Average Attained
By Seeond Grade Applicstas-

Tho teachers examination was resumed
this morning at the Third Ward School.
house. Only the first grade applicants
were in attendance. the examination for
second grade certificates having been com.
pleted on Saturday. There are no new
names to record, save that Miss Lizze
Greenwood. a pupil Of the Gold Hill High
School Ia trying for a first grade license.
Chemistry WAS the first subject disposed OF
this morning. II Is 4 strange freak Of the
Law that all who desire to teach In any
school Of . grade above the primary shall
pass an examination In this branch when
| there are only two schools In Storey county
that the study Is required to be taught.
Outside Of this county there Is not. proba-
bly,. . school in the State where chemistry
could be taught. even were IL desirable.
To teach II properly requires hundreds Of
dollars worth Of apparatus, and even then
our common schools can only give the
abc's Of the science. IL 10 . study that has
no business TO be attempted by the CON-
mon schools. But the Board Of Examiners
are only following the instructions Of the
law on the subject when they examine APP
p~licants in this branch. physiology gues-
tons were next given to the would.be
teachers. The following are the ten test
questions In this study;
l-Dcfno physiology and hygiene.
What are capillAries. l~ymphatics.
veins. arteries, membranes, tissues, and
musclesp How il arterial blood dis
tinguished from veinousr
3-Describe the circulation Of tho blood
Of an adult.
i-EIplain the rationale or phenomenon
Of fainting. of drowning.
Show many bones In the human bodyr
teeth ? ribsr
G-Name the different parts Of the eye.
why il II unwise TO battle directly
after eatingi
s-what are the constituent substances
composing the teethr
9-lIow Is the temperature Of the
body prevented from becoming too high ?
i0-what injuries might result from
striking q child ON the heall
This afternoon the examinations wore
brought ~ 4 close. Tho papers Of appli-
cants for second grade certificates have been
examined with the following results Mrs.
Mary q. Mallon 81. Mrs. Lucy Sheppard
70. Mrs. Fanny Legget 81. Miss Lena
Berck IS. Miss Anna Hernlebo II. Miss
Winnie Timmons n. Miss Ida Holme. 70,
Miss Alice Smith II. Miss Mollie Holmes
u. Miss &. Courtney 10, Miss Mary
Richards Is.
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- n.. Nfun...,. .a.o,. 80,
AVIAN ~ Aoohe! 'eA"' iA'
away on G street. 'irsini'' yesterday
Neither the horses NOT uf''er "e'e hui',
though the carriage was overturned and
the tongue broken. The horses ran int
the show window at Banner brothers,
H. sioct AMI was NO, broken. The mold.
ing at tho north corner Of the window was
| mashed on.
NJ. p,.,,.. VIZ ron.o,,,,,.a VIZ.
cinia and Californi, mines made another
-, :, ,.,,,,,o, LA, a.,r,J.v svsr.
.hp"e" 900 -. -. :,
ing. Coz soD.n.ss"S W NLwan, ,nnira,ns
tbo bullion accounts for the current fiscal
month. stand rs follows Consolidated
Virginia, s6ed,7m ii; California s'Os''
''' 'V'
STILL WITH os.-one poih' worthy OF
consideration with our people Is the fact
that II Managers Osbonrne 4 Robertson
maxi any NUM- Iii rn, IT. csrri.d I'm,
y, Az "onn,,x hmt will rcmsin in mi.
community and will DO spent here. Do
not forget this. Buy . ticket q attend
the opera this evening.
W. Rosr. tho man who numbered ths
houses OF ,iigln'a Ii.y anu uo'a ,h.;
has returned ron hri.ona. NJ 'A''I"A'
- ~ nm H.. =, r..
fEhsoNAL.-.rro'' mn n'"e'
,9n . .sG,o iau W.. 5pi,igr ,ronnd The .tres,s
- virrinia ,his morning.
rur .n,srnri.iny citizen. Of the town Of
49,. ,r,,,,nn mon mil. ,,,cL near
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

More llood shootIug.

Tho members Of the Emmet Guarl have
ben practising industriously since the
CALIFORNIAN picnic. and seem determined
to make 8 desperate struggle for the big
prize offered BY the Miners Unions. Yes.
tsrday two members VI that company
Eugene Marley Of Gold Hill and j. b.
Burns Of Virginia City-shot o match OF
twenty shots for $40 q side. Tho shooting
was over the National Guard 200.yard
range. and was strange ground for both
contestants. Gold Hill was successful. the
score being as follows: Markey-5 0 0 3
35l354343i Ssh. J.
ID. Durns-i i344444444343 .
+-7G. While the NEWS acknow.
lodges the skill Of the Emmots, II still
wishes most heartily that u Sarsfeld
Guard may hold 50 closely the bullseyc
that the other companies will have no
chance IN win.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
ror.p..sh,. cree. show.

The great menseeric and circus comb.
1t. ii ..cr.,.,,,n he. cot tbrourb
nAAo' AA1 -.,-s.
and gone. Tho gu~yascutus' tne rAeA0i''
nus, the elephants and tho camels have
d.,.,,sJ taking THAR village with them.
i~,",--.,..,, ,o,a.d THAR
Like the Araus' 'ne! menu! "~.
tents and a. silently stole away auiiss 'ns
still watches Of last night, and this after
noon and evening the natives OF Carson
enjoy the pleasure Of their society. II
was by far the best show that ever visited
the Comstock. and the people Of California
will acroe with us In saying II Is the best
ever secn on the paci'ic coast by long odds.
EVERYTHING advertised In the animal or cir
Gus line was shown and performed. Ev-
orybody got the full worth Of their money.
and now Il Is rdacti " . positive necss-
sity that Forer u;h must some with his
show TO the Coinstock regularly every year
hereafter. All other shows will hereafter
be Judged by the standard he has estab-
lished. and pronounced bilks OF the int
water IN they fail 10 come up TO 10 fully In
every respect. The menagerie department
Was simply immense, and not 70 DO ful.
ly "taien in" and appreciated In 0
single visit or . day. There were more
strange animals than has ever been
dresmed OF In Comstock philosophy. A
10 the circus. Il was fnt.rate. and plenty
OF n, There was the regular old stand up
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Drp~rsur~. Saturday Evening.
MunuRR WILL. OFT.

A few years ago August Flower MAS discov
cred In b. = certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. and . few thin dyssptie-
mails known Ia their friends hos EASILY aud
quickly they hal teen cured by its use. The
~, At merits % Or~.n'- August flo~cf wefe
heral ell through the country by zoe %.nn-rer
10 another. until. without sivettis y. Is sac
has lreome iiumcn-s. Druggists In every town
in the usitcl States ar, selling u. No psrron
.nff.ring with -our stomach. alex heaf sehe.
costly. ne.-. pslp,isiicn Of the heart. tnd'ses-
ton. how .ririt-. etc.. can take thrce do-c- Win
an. r.iis O. ,lo 10 yoar irucvist AID ret q bottle
FOR IS r ni- anil Try u. sample bottl-- ~
.. den Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
CourLnSo wuu rur LAw.-The sil.

COMPLYING wiru rHE LAw.-Tho Sil.
YER Hill and Challenge Mining compa.
MES have filed certificates Of incorporation
anil corrected lists Of officers. and the Best
and Belcher. Alpha Consolidated. Rock
Island. Pacific Mining Company and Alta,
the required certificates OF officers.
FIRST COMMUNION. At tho 8 o'clock
mass yesterday morning at ~. ratrick's
Church. Gold Hill. Rev. Father Haupts
officiating. first communion was admins.
tered to thirty-two children. selected from
those who were confirmed by Bishop
O'Connell tho Sunday preceding.
To Executions. @. G. Stevenson and
". @. Dewey were among the departures
Saturday evening. They 90 to Elko to eI'
anime the affairs OF the State University,
Of which institution they are Regents.
THr School Trustees Of Virginia City
meet tomorrow to elect an Assistant fol
the Fourth Ward High School and to
transact other business incident TO the
reopening Of the schools.
T. N. SIMMONS, who had his leg broken
ON the night Of tho Fourth Of July. hai
iu,, got out Of the County Hospital. HI
says Dr.. Kirby Is tho boss on mendins
broken limbs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Merchant Taller.

1t is with pleasure that vi notice the
fact that A. II. Schulz. the tailor. has re.
turned to Gold lIill. lie has lived here
before and Is favorably known TO many Of
u citizens. Mr. Schulz says he 10 ready
to make all kinds Of clothing TO order In
the finest style and at the most reasonable
rates. AL his fabrics arc Of stylish pat
tern aud finish. Cleaning and repairing
neatly and eIpeditiously done. His place
Of business is opposite Jones' drug store,
Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Acoustic Canyon.

Words spoken on n side Of Gold Can
yon are heard with striking clearness upon
the other side. The sounds are telephoned
across the intervening space and may be
as distinctly noted a, IL the speaker were
standing by tho side 81 the listener. This
Is Of course duo to the peculiar formation
Of the country. Ncighbors who live on
opposite sides % the canyon talk together
quite readily when they live as much a. a
mile apart by the way the road runs. II
il not that far by the air line. however.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Inainn E'ereteiiinx.

Jack Masee, Of the Delta Saloon. who
IA. ius, returned from a rough trip in the
Sierra Nevada mountains, says the Indians
where he has leen are prophesying q so
we're winter. They base their ausurie.
upon the fact that the pine trees arc loaded
down with cones. This they consider .
sure sign. Last Fall tho trees were almost
free from cones and the Winter was un'
commonly mild near Silver Lake M IN
Hope Valley. The Indians arc looking
forward with dread 10 the coming cold
season. To Masee's suggestion that their
signs might fail they only shook their
heads. When the a~boriginss believe any
thing they are very strong In their opin'
ions.
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SElF.MuRpER.
a NAN SHOOTS iIlNsEIr WITH
A DERINGUR.

Peter r. Isearn. Drivra 60 Despera-
lion by the Perseeutions sf His
nsther.ia.Law. nakes an Insane
Attack Upon His wits-lu Order
to Avoid the Disgrace or n Pub
lie Trial Me Takes His Own
Life-rali Particular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
srOcK REPORT.
sAn Francisco Hoard.

Tiu MORNING.
so ophir. 49,. ~
10 Meaiesn. ~, ~
ttO Gould AMI urry, -, 50
80 Rest and Bsleher. is',. IL
go California IN, ny
40 savage. ~.
40 Con. Virginia. -. SA
10 Hale : Norcr is.. t6S, t60
35 Ysnox Jacket. o.. o..
$50 Crown Point. $50
i9n kentuck. ,
$50 Alpha. iOs 10.
$40 nslehsr. as
100 bullion. Gt
itO Utah. los. l0t.
80 siefrs Stvsds. aO
s0Excheqnsr. 81
10 ~eg. Bsleh-r. Isl
40 Oysnman. 2tk. AK. -
800 Justice. i0S los, 10. i0s.u
?25 silver Hill. 2x.s
40 Alta. ~. as
$40 LeviAthAn. tsc
- Andes. sc
40 TroI.n. Use
go Union Con. 4 81. tS
~ Julia. rs
1853 Caledonia. so. lbs
\ solid silver. ~
tsr Peytons. II
- EnrekA -. SiS
Z sierra Neysds. ie5
81 1pe SKATES. 23c
" Mexican ~
10 usstow Valley. ~
=. Easeka. 81. Sls
as Alphs. TO-.
avs Gould and Curry. 81
80 YellOs JaTket. -.
t0t Gould AID Curry, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
VACANT PLACES

In Inc denisl rahk. will never occur u So' arr
particular with your testa. and clean'e them
every day Nth thu, isnou. ioo,h.wash, ZoZo
DON'T. fcm yoath To old age " VII a.ei
tue enamel ~-yotle-- AMI unInpsinui. Tbs
teeth of persons h use ZOLJLoNr have
pearl Ike Wilderness. aud the gu'a- a fO- s,s
Inc. ~hiis the hrsaih 10 pur Del. aud rerdsres
sweet sui fragrant. u IL campo-d 81 r.f'
1nii-rpilc herbs AMI 10 entirely iie- RON tL'
objectionable ann iiJufi0s.~dnsrVdSent- Z"
TOaih rA-tes ,tc.
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Moaetary.

NEw YORK. August "a III A. NJ.
Currency. 9CGt96t.
silver. 5a5a.
Trades, 9ih 1905.
Gold op.nel at a.. closed at "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

liz the past seventy.two years. Of
1853 persons condemned to death ~
Austria, only 6G9 were executed. Tue
rsiQninc sovsreigns having been averss
70 capital punishment. and having par.
donsi or COMMITTED the sentences Of
A.. 1sk.rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
,rus pA,.AcE EATING STAND.

ror . r,.st of beef unsieelied In storey
cou.,y. go 10 Thoma. Hefiron's Rating stand'
I'm Inc ralsee saloon. 80. 7 North y sireet.
Viry n,s civ. frr-h oysters at all boar. IN
every style. Iovty miners always On hahi ~
riehi. for tasty. home style oi copAIns. snu
m. ~, AL me- e., Of al that the markets
,rori. the paisre Eaiirg stand has 10 superior.
TRY II. AP'S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

TEE Bavarians ore digging In an an
Gent churchyard OF Munich for the
bones Of one Of their kings. They
have opened many graves and srhumsd
the Wondering skeletons without sue
cess. They hope to identity the remain.
by some crown. sosptrs, or other relic Of
majesty that may have bssn buried with
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
,-rrr,.L Arrg>r,oS HIRE.

Notice the "stAr Remedies" pr. Van
D,kc'- Anil bilious cure" u pteis'rcd ~ all
Other d,-p+puc m~dieins- flrst. u dees not
y,,p. second, 10 dos. not hau.cate. Ihlrd.
Ia l. plsasant 10 lasie AMI -asl.
"Tr0ut Oil Uintmsat" j. prepared from Lsis
T.hos Trout, anil q. the beet 1.iniment IN thu
World f0f k~hsumsii-m, Neurssis and -prsin-.
90 tn your druggist. get q sample bottle oi
..eh. iTc~ % chang. Trout Otl. 20 cents y. I
b,ttl. Antlbilious Cure. Que dollar. autt iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
IRON A DISTINGUISHED Jun,sr.

~ have tried the PsKuyI.s srRrr and the
rr.ult fllly -ustain- yOur prediction. IL has
,a.is A new man of me -inia-ei into my sys
teln ncw vl,or snd er.nsy. ! am no htssf
trcnulon- AMI d-hiiitsisd ~ When yOn last
-sw me. bat stronger. tesru"r, AMI WIN hreet
ssn,sit, for lshor, mental anil physical. than
Al sny time during the last dive years." roai
BY all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
4 CARD.

To all oh, are suffering nom the errors and
Indl.srstion- Of youth. nefsoas weakness. early
decay. loss 90 marhooi. ETC.. I will send .
F.e.fut that will cure YOU. fEkE 80 ciiAhas
rhis great remedy ~As dl.eosered by = nis-i0n.
ar, I'M south America. send = self -adl,e--sd
.ny.,op 10 the REV. JUsEPh T. iNMAN,
station u. Bible HOUSE. View i"tk chS'
mhgD en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

Tar CzlR. according 70 tho London
Poa. apprehending . general desertion
OF his body.guard. and m~istrusting it,
faithfslnsss, has resolved to disband the
corps. II consists s~xelusvsly Of Cir.
cassian oiacers Of the Mohaumedan
faith,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
a. m. GAL.i.up.

q. II. GALlur. opposite the hank Of caiiio''
ni., 0old Hnl. hseps constantly on hand ali
favotiie brands OF imrortei cssar-. choice ou
riyars ali III a. az ehesing tobacea. meer-
srhsam pipes. nuts, candies. hns suilery. and
ioy. and i4ney god. of all Kinds. sp5s M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

The stage coach drivers 10 the White
Mountains, despairing OF managing
their leading horses with the whip. car.
~ ioads OF small stones. which they
throw at the proper tunes with salutary
Affect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
t0anbssta 20 be Prosecuted.

PARIS. Aug. 27.-At the Council Of
Ministers 81 which President Mschshon
presided, II was decided TO prosecute Gam.
BETA for tho speech which no delivered 2,
Lille. Tho Journals which publish IL will
also In prosccuted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

uY n 4. AID =. ttLf"EAfh ii>k-l
SAN Francisco. Aug. 27-e;i5 ?. n.
Justice. iit.
Eureka Con-, iS.
Caledonia. SIS.
Northern Belle, ia.
Belcher. ~.
Raymond & Ely, iGt.
q erman. &c.
Grand Prize, i5r.
Justice. NJ.
Argenta, lao.
Dcirees, i.9.
Crown Point. $50
Bullion, I.
Savage. GU.
Grand Prize, i5a.
Ovcrman. 25h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

Iaox', KAInAIaos raakss bssuuiai. glossy,
,uxur,ant hair; prevents lie falling oat OF turns
an, srsy. II kss stood the test Of fony .yssxs.
s~ehsrmingly pertumsd. and has DO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

CHRIsTISE NILSSON gave the rsosipts
Of one Of hsr recent London concerts to
4 hospital for throat disease In that city.
The receipts amounted 10 ovsr 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
VALUABLE AND nELIAnl.I.

lro~n's Broi ehisi Trcches are invaluable to
thoss srposed TO ssddeu chahees, arIriing
prompt Islfef In Coagts. tolds. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

Isv =, .sO p. Irlsas,ru uSs.l
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A dispatch dated Erzeroum. Saturday.
says the Russians advanced upon Kurnka.
ra and wcsinkay on Friday. but were COM
PEELED 10 retreat after Ave hours engage
ment, during which some Of their ammu.
milton cases were exploded by Turkish
shell. A dispatch from C~onstantinople
says q telegram was received there that the
Russians lost 400 killed and wounded In
this affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Murdercd by q Tramp.

WATERFOWL. n. Y. August 27.-stsphen
Barber and his wife were shot by . tramp,
81 their residence in Belmont. Franklin
county. last night. Barber 10 dead aud bis
wife 10 not expected to live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

ss-s VS. ~ AAs1
Constitutes for an army the only prsctics.
bic line Of communication In this section
Of the Balkans. On the 2ist, when the
lighting began, the Russians we're little
over 5000 strong. with 10 cannon. The
Russians. on this day. had mines In front
Of thoir trenches, which were exploded -
the heads Of the Turkish asssulting par
ties were massed above them. Il 10 re-
ported that q large number Of Noslsms
were blown into fragments. by Thursday
evening the Turks had 10 worked around
on both the Russian tanks that n seemed
as though the claws OF Q crab we're about
10 close behind the Russians. and that the
Turkish columns climbing tho Russian
ridge would give q hand 10 each other on
the road In the rear OF the Russian posi-
ton. At this supreme moment 2 Russian
generals. expecting ~immedistely 70 DO
snvironed. sent . telegram TO tho car.
telling him what they expected. low they
tried u prevent 10. and how, please God.
when driven into their positions hey
would hold these until rslnforcsmens
should arrive. At all events, they and
their men would hold their ground 70 the
LAT drop Of their blood. Ate o'clock thsrs
was . luil In tho fighting, Of which the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Latent from sonth America.

PANAMA. August iS.-Callao dates to
August LIST report serious earthquakes at
Coquimbo and Serena In Chill. The eI.
tent Of the disturbances and the amount
Of damage IL not stated. The cable from
Callao south 10 broken. owing to the
earthquakes. Details Of news hsrea'ter
are not received. Many priests are l,av-
Ecuador on account Of hostility Ia the
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
Wells add Anderson.

NEW YonK, Aug. PA Washington
dispatch says Wells is there to settle his
accounts rs naval officer, aud Anderson Is
10 look after his private claims for prop.
erty destroyed In Louisiana during the
war. They both state that their visit has
nothing to do with politics. Anderson
p~ronounccs the recent proceedings 10 Lou
lsiana against them as vindictiye, and says
there will DO no cessation Of bitter politi.
cal feelings there until the United States
Senatorial election Il concluded.
Wells says the Southern policy Of Hayes
meets the approval Of Southern Republi.
oans. excepting those who went South
after the war.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12


Mrs. O b. suErLER, and family, are visiting
relatives at Lima.
Mr. & Mrs. T. h. OBLiNsER, and baby, are
on a visit to relatives at Germantow n, Ohio.
"We're going home to--Norrow," Warren
county, Ohio. That's where W. P. MILLER
has gone.
General APATHY, who has been absent on
furlouVh FOR about four years, again took com
maud in Ohio on Tuesday.
Mr.. GILBERT BEACH was visited by his
brother-in-law, Mr.. s. J. ALLEN, OF White
River Junction, Vermont, this week.
Miss MARY z. BEAcH started several days
since for Chattanooga, Tenn, having accepted
position IN teach in the schools OF that city
Mrs. HEERY SuiTH and daughter, AILEEN, ol
New Orleans, who have been visiting relatives
at Saginaw, Mich, Toledo, o., and Mrs. i. G,
Lock Mrs. ) "a sister,, Of this pla,e, returned
home to-day.
We were pleased to receive a call on Satur-
day from our old friend, Mr. FaED. FooT, Of
Kent, Ohio, who. accompa MED by his lady
were visiting friends In Tontogany and Perrys-
burg.
Mr.. JOHN BAMER started on Tues day eve ming
for Hutchinson, Kansas, expecting to be absent
some FIVE or six weeks on a tour Of observation
in that State and Nebraska. The readers of the
JOURNAL may hear from him while he Is in
that section.
Our old friend, Mr. VIZ. HAYES, made Ay.
ing visit to Perrysburg on Saturday. He il
now engaged in keeping a retail groeery in
Clyde, Ohio, and while at Toledo on business
took advantage Of a few hours TO visit friends
and home,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-12
U. q. Church AppoIntments.

The following appointments were made
in the Fndlay District by The late Confer
ence of the United Brethren Church:
Bluffton MisSiAu~-Lyman Sharpe.
Columbus Grove Stat'n-J.W. Eastman.
Ottawa Circuit-J. Coup.
Tawa Circuits. T. I.aue,
Findlay Circuit-T. d. Ingle.
Salem Circuit-R. French.
Carey Circuit-A. W. Holden, c. L. Bev-
ington.
Van Buren, Circuit--G. French.
West Independence Circuit-I. Grouse.
Fostoria Station-T. J. FIarbaugh.
Hamler Mission-D. O. Tussing.
Deshler Mission i. Frees.
BOWLING GREES LLsT.-L. MOORE, p, E.
Auglaize Mission-Z. Kirk.
Beaver Creek Circuit-John Ridley.
Weston Circuit-H +. IIartEell.
Portage Circuit-O. III. Ramsey.
Fast Toledo Missiop--H G. Bevington.
Elmore cireuit-M, Dewitt Tong,
Sandusky Circuit-L. J. Osborn.
Eden Greuit-Wm. Mqtbers.
BelmOre Circuit-A. J. Nichols.
Pemberyile Mssion-J Beaver.
Millgrove Circuit-C. Hepley.
Port Clinton Mission-B. Strgble.
j. Il. Seiler-COnferenc Evangelist.
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University.
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bein University.
J. A. CrAyton-Soliciting Agent u. B.
Seminary.
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College,