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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
Money tn IIsnk.

They tell a good sAry concerning Mr..
Harris. the veteran assayer. who was for
msrly In the habit Of occasionally risking
some OF his spare coin on tho fall Of q
card. In fact. ho was given to tackling the
terrible tiger In his lair. In 1869 the Board
Of Equalization for Geld Hill called upon
him to show cause why the valuation Of
his taxable property should not bo in
creased. He gave q full aud satisfactory
explanation ~ to his real estate. Finally.
W. ID. q. Gibson, who was chairman OF the
Board at that time, asked:
"Mr. Harris. have you not a good deal
Of money In bsnki" 49,,
"Yes. sir" replied the taxpayer. 81
have considerable money In bank
swell. you'll have TO pay taxes on that,
sir" said the representative OF the people.
'' How much have you In bankf'
"You Ought Ia know more about that
than I do. It's all In your faro bank
answered Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Gibson confessed that the laugh was
ON him. and asked the crowd out 10 take u
smile.
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The suspicious Of the community have
been aroused Of late concerning the fato Of
our most worthy townsman. w. II. Mescrvs.
II has been whispered around at tho sew
ing circles for more thar q month that he
was 10 be married. Nothing definite was
known. but all the Indications pointed In
the direction Of Mrs. Crockett, \ most
estimabls lady. who has resided In this
community for abouta year and who. though
Q comparative stranger, has gained many
friends. The wedding took place last
evening at the residence Of Hon. John ii.
Mills. II was = very quiet. u~nostentatious
affair. only n few invited guests being
present. This morning the happy pair
left Gold Hill for the Steamboat Springs.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii.
Mills. A they drove away Pat. Casey
was observed weeping As II his heart
would break. When asked the cause
Of his sorrow he said that u seemed
now more than ever that there was no
chance for him. lie has determined 10
part his hair In the middle. however, and
hopes to ind his affinity before he dies.
He believes that
late
VIII and .om. honest ssnder for . mate"
Pat wants IN do tue honest gander"
part Of the business.
The News extends hearty congratula-
tions Ia the newly joined. wishing them
unlimited Joy aud happiness In tho year.
they may live 10 enjoy tho pleasures oi
existence.
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TuE location OF the Occidental stone
quarry has been filed for record. A great
many so-called "mines' might be truth.
fully locatoi as stone quarries.
TRUSTEE MERcrR Is buildings barn just
south Of the new methodist Church on
Main street, Gold Hill. II will bc 30IGo
feat.
Ar the match yesterday, between Jack
O'Brien and Frank Monahan. the latter
put up $40 10 $50 on tho result.
]. d. MARTIN, agent Of the California
Rank, went below last evening. lie will
be absent two or three days.
FINE weather still continues. and We arc
liable to have 4 continuation 81 1t for
some time to come.
Tux trial Of sped u Owen Fraser's
horse did not take place at the rsce-traek
yesterday evening.
CHARLES FonxAS. Superintendent OF the
Ovcrman mine. has returned from San
Francisco.
TEE giraffe tank Vas working In the
Savage Incline yesterday raising water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
GRAND PRIZE.
TIE Chiefef che Tusearoras-Auuuat
Eisesiea OF Oaieers-A Valuable

The frs, annual meeting OF the Grand
Prize Mining Company was held at San
Francisco day before yesterday, for the
election Of officers. etc. Archie Borland.
n. Williams and Colonel Grayson were
among the heavy stockholders present.
and Colonel Grayson presided.
There were $500 shares Of the stock
represented. the Colonel personally or by
proxy representing over $1,000 shares.
The following named gentlemen were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year {:
q. ". Graysou. N. Herman. ii. Williams.
E. n. Hall and N. J. Mcdonald. This
mine IL the principal q In Tuscarora dis
trict. and although but recently developed
according TO the reports OF the officers.
presented at this meeting. IL has already
yielded $500. 900 and there is over $1,000
600 yet in sight. The mine Is well opened.
and Il now In good condition
for increasing its bullion yield.
showing god reason for believing
that dividends will be continuous for many
months to come. Two Of Halls roasting
furnaces are being erected for tho better
reduction Of q portion Of the ore which 10
not easily worked by the ordinary milling
process. The lowest point yet reached by
the main working shaft Is only nifty feot
below the third level.
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GHAsp Lop0E.-The following are the
officers OF the Grand Lodge. knights OF
Pythlas. ~ tho state 81 Nevada. which
IN ,,.o, A.. p.no xonJ.y. y. N. Null.
s.hy G,sni Chancellor G. ". Jones,
Gr.,, w. ch,nc.iior n. shannon,
Grand Prela,e Charles 4; ~LAash,on'
~rahu hcep,f .i .@so, r.aIaonss
'
Ngw GuSs.-The sarsfieid Guard To-Day
received from Lieutenant Governor Adams
a. .,...af .,.,.i,hrs ~spripefeld rides.
TN vii civ, ,he s.r.fleld BOYS an equal
chance with the rect Of Q "a military eom-
pahi.s. onu Sid ny, IN ar.t.ei,..
IN ,ims. There are siIty guns
." "' NV" .
RErAimNo.-The 'esey HOUSE. "a'" W
The old landmarks " "'"'
feJavshAsa. o.sa nsI .,,l.
anu w. SCUM rhs.a,,rs s",,hli.h.
=, I'm, ~ a'a'ia s,..n snd comfortable
before Winter sets in.
HIM tn ASsvrr.-Gsorse y. Ford has
- ~, In ,h. ann of 81 TO answer
....,,, ,non
~u.snsi vsi,.s onimhI. who was with
Ford At The time. Was discharged. Judge
Knox thinking he WAS moi authorized >"
hold him.
P~rNriso.-Thc main pump at the Hale
and Norcross Is running steadily at about
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against Stalatz. and have commencca
operations against forts Nosdra snd Tel
ostup, In Dngs Pass.
ApniAaorLr. sept. i0.-Strong hopes OF
q spct,ly victory IL Schipka pass are still
entertained. Tho TURK. by constant fire
night and day prevent repairs 10 the Rus.
sian works. Tho Russians are withdraw
ing their forces.
pm. s.,, On -pre.,d.n, Man, hon,s
msnifssio ~. GRATED an im,nen.. s.ns,.
ton ri. pon.n. a., al cisricJ n,,er.
snri.,d 4, a. .sp.,...,on ~ ..no .rrrcr.
Ar" mhi.h .n@, a. ~ mo-,
o-ut.uolsn ~ ,ho nannh,;.,n ns,sr. ~.
ci.rc, ~ ~. .".n psps w
III, ,sa,ia ~ NJ pss.,S.n, Me-.
Mshon's m.nlssS,o spo a,v - .is.sassi
certificate ds.igned ~ indaeo oiector. 10
support the ofdcisi esndiJstss and 10 an.
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A FRANCISCO.
a Senatorial Eieetisn Coutesiesi
On Trial for Arson.
lsrsciAL TO the GoLp HUI DAILY Nrw,.

BAN FRAscIsco. Sept. 20.-william W.
Morrow, Republican candidate for State
Senator from tho Ninth District In this
city. has made up his statement Of the
reasonssfo demanding q recount. In II
he alleges that by q fAlsiflcation.of the re-
turns the vote was made TO stand. Nor.
row 1857. Murphy 5000. whereas u should
rightfully have resulted In accordance will
the ballots cast. Morrow 3,219. Murphy
$500. lie also charges that at least 95 H.
legal votes were cast In tho district for
Murphy. lie demands that tho County
Clerk issue Q commission 70 two Justices
OF tho Peace 10 take testimony In the mat
tor.
Joseph Smith was placed on trial foi
arson In the Municipal Court today. He
was detected setting firn TO o Chinese
match factory In the southern portion OF
the city during riot week. Tho attorney
for the defense. In examining tho Jury.
challenged every man who lad hem n
member Of Tho Safety Committee.
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D...r.e,,v. w,.a Bier. :. I..,..

Destructive Winh usa~- A.. u~.t..
p,,,.v O.
oh inI pArfisi' Lar sep
TENDER 2o'-festcrday aftsrnoon several
houses were destroyed In the lower part OF
this pArish' Barns were carried Oh. the
sou.rouse 1 an ,o% asnses torn down.
aerce wind storm. HEAVY rsips oontinSs
today without cessation. The rich crops
are probably one.third DESTROYED, Tho
whole damage could not DO estimated.
,...m.. uu...,
" LouI,. SENT. 2o.-The steamer Grand
ps,rh,,. ,bo I.ree., and auest steamboat
On Western w.ter,. took are sbou, mid.
might and burned nearly to the waters
edge. This flames communicated from her
TO The steamer Carondelet. lying alongside.
All her upper works we're destroyed. Her
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
Yiae Furniture.

Il. W. Grant, the furniture dealer Of
Gold nill. has just received a new stock
OF elegan, furniture, in the shape Of chairs,
sofas, lounges and bedroom sets. lie las
all tho elegant novelties usually to be
found la such establishments. Some OF
the lines, and most convenient chairs for
children may be found at Mr.. Grants
store. II costs nothing TO look at them.
Call in and soc for yourself before pur'
chasing elsewhere. Special inducements
are offered to young people just com
mencing to keep house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
Calico Sorint.

All the young folks and 4 great many
old folks in Gold Hin aro to-day busy get
ting up their calico rigs for io-night'
dance. II will DO u calico social OF the
highest order. The ladies Of Gold Hill
never mako . failure Of such things. First
class music will lie furnished. aud the
supper will 10 A. line a. one would wish
TO enjoy. The Committee OF Arrange.
ments have left nothing undone that will
be conducive TO the comfort 81 the guests.
Tho weather will bo just cool enough ia
make the exercise delightful.
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District Court.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court to-day, Rising. Judge
Estate Of ". Lynch-IIearing Of proof
OF will continued till tomorrow.
oven ". Owen-Continucd I'LL io-mor-
row.
In the matter Of the application to take
the deposition Of John DETERMINATIONS
tinued till tomorrow at II o'clock A. ~.
Samuel Colnon vs.. John McCausland-
This cause IL being argued.
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leg Brokeu.

T.. +. Shirley, while working in the hos.
ton mill yesterday afternoon. at about 4
O'Clock, hal his rigbtleg caughtby one Of the
mullers Of the pan and broken between the
ankle and the knee. DIR. Schnabel, OF Gold
Hill. was called in and set the fractured
limb. At last reports the patient WAS rest.
ing comfortably. Mr.. Shirley resides near
the DEVILS Gate. II will he some time DO.
fore he IL able to 80 10 work again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

THE numerous young friend; Of Miss
Hattie Hall will 10 glad to learn that she
has returned from her extended visit to
California.
JOHN W. MAckAy. the bonanzanaire.
will leave Paris for home to-day.
We are escaping remarkably we'll from
fatal accidents this month.
MAJOR GEoRoE A. Rorir Is what his
friends now call him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
GOLD MIL.


The revised ordinances ofsthe town Of
Gold Hill have been printed, and make .
very neat little pamphlet Of &c pages.
With IL is printed an appendix containing
q copy Of thu. t~own,eharter. the rules Of
the Board Of Trustees. and the names Of
the town officers. There 'is also . list
Of all the officers Of the town aimee 1868,
Of which we give . copy for future refer.
enes. II will be noticed that up to 1865
the Offices Of Treasurer and Clerk were
nlled BY members Of the Board Of Trus-
tees. Following Il the list
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o,..r., Ton. rhsab.

A delighted audience visited tho General
Tom Thumb combination In National
Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening. The
entertainment was Of varied and pleas-
ing character. in some parts being e,'
tremely amusing. some OF GU people
doubt that the prices advertised arc really
held. but NO assure them Thai such u
the case. This il one Of the cheapest
amusements ever offered TO u people.
Miss Minnie Warren Is OF herself sufficient
attraction To draw = crowd In any COM
munity. Go tonight and take all the
little folks.
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nspscIAL ArTRsrION HRRK x.

Notice tho "star Rsmedies." iDr. Van
Dykes "AntL.bIiious Cure" u preferred 70 al
| other d,spept,c medicines. Firt. dses not
vr,pp. pcopnd, 70 does not nauseats. Third,
ID Il pl.ssant 10 taste and sleil.
"Trouy oil Vintmert"is prepared from LAfs
Taller. Trout, end Il the beet Linlmept N the
| sorld far Iahsilmstism. Neurs'eia and sprSins.
40 10 your drugsist. Get . sample hottie Of
s.eh, irre Of rhsrg,. frJut OIL. % cents pr
bJtiie Antthai,ous Cure. tine dollar. Aai5 ~
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rnon a plsrIrau1saxp guRlsr.

.I b.vr tried the PsxuvrAs ssnrr and the
remit f.ily sussins your predieiion. II has
nsds : rew man OF nc infnscd into my -
xm mes vigor and rneryy. anu no lopgss
vsmulogs and dsbiiiiAted - when yoa ls.t
aw ne. but stronger. hesrtisr, and VIII i.,Kes
capacity for labor, menial and physieai. th.n
n any time during the lest nva yearA'' r.'n
by all druggists.
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IScoRpoRArios.-The South Standard
Mining Company has incorporated to carry
on . general mining and milling business
In Bolis district. California. The direct
ora are q. @. Stevenson. q. II. Golding,
Wales L. Palmer. Israel W. Knox and
c. A. sanksy. The most Of these gentle
men reside In Gold Hill.
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ssrees Qassasiess.
lsr ruE a. AND p. rISs.l

lur rE a. AND p. uSs-l
s,S Fn,scrsco, sept. ?o-2;i5 p. NJ.
Bullion. 4 b, S. asked.
Belcher. Gs asked.
Gould 4 Curry. 81 bid. . asked.
Hale 4 N~orcross, c..
California. 2sh.
Grand Prize, lit.
Hornet. 1.
Eureka Con-, t5t bid. 10 asked.
Morning star. ) bid. ) asked.
Justice. i5a bid. i5h asked.
Northern Belle, Is.
Con. Virginia. 81. 32a.
Crown Point. 4 10.
Modoc. I 10.
Argcnta. 2 as. 2 ca. 2 Is.
Chollar. - bid. 35 asked.
Tuscarora. Ia
Ophir. lev.
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q. 10. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite tho Bank Of califor.
mia, avli Hill, hssps constantly on sasd al
fsvusits brands Of Imported c.GAn. ohoice bit
cigars. all hisds Of Chewing tobscca. meer
pchAum plpss, nuts, candles. hns e~utiers. and
tors and hncy goods Of all kinds. sp7s n
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ARRIVAL. sI,s uss.,ss
departure. I..s, E,-.,ns
Sasaay sehssi i'iesie.

The Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic
will take place on saturday neS,-septem'
Der I'D.
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ran rALAcR RATINa STAND.

For . foa,t Of beef uneIcelled In storey
county. 20 10 Thcmps II sfron's Rating Stapd.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North o street.
Virginia City. frrvh oyststs at all Loan In
svery siyls. Forty miners always on hand d
night. For taay, home s'ye of cooking. spd
the best and frcsl Gal VI Ill that The markets
,t,ori. the Palace Ealing s'.Dd has no .uns,lsf'
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CARD.

To all VIA are suffering from the crrcr' aud
in~discrstious Of youth. nervous weakness, early
10. ~. loss OF nlxnhsd I'd. str. ! will send .
receipt thxt will cure YOU. rnrr ~ cnAhak.
This gres. r.mviy v ~ diseo cred ~ n~irsl'n.
uy Ia souln Ame'ics. teni . self-addtersra
enyclop#, To the Risv. JOsi,pH T. lNNAs.
station d. Blble Hsupe. New YORK Guy.
mhHD I'm
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sGesigned November -. 1863. and :. A..
Kellogg elected In his steal.
Resigned November It'll. and george
W. Hardy wa. appointed in his stead. .,
Resigned December 9th. and Richard
Mercer Was appointed in his stead.
The contents Of the pamphlet are caro-
fully arranged and correctly inde,ed, max
ing II an easy matter to lind any particular
ordinance to which the reader may wish
to refer.
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COI.Ds n COUGHS.

sudden changes of climate are pourres cf
PaImoa1fJ and Bronchial Aifseiions. Take 81
once Browns Bronchial Trochsr. let the Gold.
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat 30 ever sd
slight.
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Monetary

Nav YORK. Sept. so-ii A. N.
Currency. o7@9Ts.
Silver. aga.
Trades. Ws @9i.
Gold opened at 81. closed at 81.
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upon the rightful accession OF q Republi
can President. whose conspicuous integ
rity, honesty Of purpose, wisdom, moder
alton and irmness deserve anu command
tho confidence Of the people give assur
snce OF pure, economical and benticien
administration Of public affairs. and thu
Afford an opportunity and encourage I
prospect Of speedy restoration OF conf
dence and revival Of business activity; hal
with unspcakAble pleasure every sign o
promise Of . final aud permanent paciica
ton Of the Southern section Of our country
under local self government. basel upon {
full recognition Of equal rights Of all b.
all. and cordially approve tho spirit ant
measures Of the Administration, Is wisely
adapted to hasten this result, as dlrectet
by . lust sense Of constitutional right and
duty. and ~ tending to promote q spiriI
Of peace and Cancellation between cittssni
Of sections. and o. already largely justified
by tho bettered feeling and condition Of
the country; that the faith Of the country
Ia selemnly pledged TO tho carly resump.
ton OF specie payments ; that public honor
and private interest alike demand the full
fllment OF this pledge ; that We approve
the steps already taken and rejoice at the
progress already made /; that we insls'
~ N secrre rrsumnti.n mon a dsv mo,
80 ,hsn shs, nov d,sJ hy law and ,hs,
n, n. ,ha dr,v n tha noScrnmcn, 40 rsin,
80 a." coin "a .ur."rcv ~ III ,ims. =,
~. -,,h A.. na,S stsnJ.rJ ~ ,ha com,
,na-c,.I world . ,hs, IN vo,l nj, retorm.
inc anil improyinr The civil service. which
re %penrhiIcsn ns,,v b.s nndertatsn AM
n which n sione stsnJ. Committed. ourbI
~ Ia ns..,.tsn,iv anil rcsolutelv csrrieJ
s-vf. ,hs, we }riiv ,ndorsc tIe inter.
sncss ~ ,bs Cipcinn.ti nlaiform and the
- -, .-s,sn,.n.a ., prc.idspt Have
=. thi. srhlsct, thst nominations 10 ofice
ought 10 h m.jo mon the solo r~esponsi.
hiIItv of Tho @orecutiye departments. with.
~, ;he Jic,.tiona ar contrul of members oi
Carsrsss that nathan service should moi
hs ssnected or desired from public officers,
~ sl,orId givs their whole -.eryice IN tins
nv.rnman, .rJ .hs neonle. and ,b.t M
,a,n ~ onicc shonid Jcneni upon untar.
n,.hcJ r~ersonsl character and the All.
,.c,sr, pcriormsnca Of o0Icial duties, that
We coriislIy sustain the policy OF the
,,nS ~ y. i m suIIIn ~ Ii. .I ai.,inet hedge
nnon these nrincinle,. and tbst We call
npon ali Tho departments OF tho Govern.
I'M ,o olive the prrsIdent their cordial
AMI ef6rctive support In making reform
Thorough, radical aud complete; that
the orier recently promulgated by the
prs.iisnt. for Tho purpose of restraining
executive officers of the Government from
exercising an undue and improper influ-
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The Presidents Reception
in Gen. Keys Home.
NOMINATIONS OF THE MAssAcHu'
SETS REPUBLICANS.
They Indorse the Presi-
dents Policy.
INK RAILWAY ROBBERY on THE
UNiJS PACIFIC.
Securing the Country 10 Search Of
the Thieves.
DEATH OF SENATOR BosY OF
MISSOURI.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN THE
EAsr.
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I'm, RAILROAD nsbbery.

lsrscIAL DisrArcurs No rms aoln Hiia
DAILY NEws.l
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Harry lleixEs' Monument.

PANAMA. Sept. 2O.-Thc Star asd h'i"id
says; Although In case Of the death Of
Nciggs. he made some time since very ex-
cellent dispositions respecting the persons
whom hs had Designated to carry out his
railway and cerro dc Pasco enterprises.
still his very name was and Is yet . tower
Of strength. and every one Of bis under.
.akings will DO retarded by bis loss. No
man In Peru has had the genius to devise
or the power to execute the wonderful un.
dertakings successfully completed by Mr..
Meiggs. and In face Of nnheard OF difficult
ties an empty treasury, false advisers aud
friends. All obstacles placed In his way
by savage nature. even earthquakes cou.
spirsd against him. but his triumph was
accomplished. and the 0roga railway IL tho
most magnificent monument that man
could leave behind him to recall his mem.
DRY 10 posterity.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-20
OBITUARY,

AMELIA LUcRErIA, daughter Of GEORGE
W. and MARY A. GEBHARr, was born Oc-
teber 25, 1857, and died March l, 1877 i'm
Graysville, Monroe County, Ohio.
LUcRErIA was very amiable Young
lady, loved and respected by all who had
any acquaintance with her. AT the age
Of IA years she united with the Methodist
Church, Graysville Circuit. She contin.
ued faithful member of the church of
her cheice until the Master called her
home. The last four years of her life
she was constant sufferer; very often
her sufferings we're intense, but all these
were borne with Christian fortitude She
never complained of her lot, although ii
was a painful one. For four years she
drank the waters Of affection, to some SO
bitter. but to her sweetened by the grace
of God. Her sufferings we're more than
ordinary, but Gods grace proved suffi
cient in every trial.
In the life OF the deceased the young
people of Graysville and vicinity have ar
example worthy Of imitation. May they
profit thereby.
Father, mother, sisters and brother are
left to mourn, but not always, for after 9
while they, too, will be gathered home, i
faithful, to meet loved ones gone before
where sorrow and signing are not known
and where flows no farewell tear. May
all prepare for that world Of light, happi
ness and love. D. g. SHIRER.
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MARRIED. March Sd, 1877, by
W. S. HARDEsrY, Esq, Of Malaga town.
ship, Mr.. BARNETT G. MANN and Miss
LYDIA HARPER.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. WM. PERE-
cor, Mr.. MATTHIAS DEvAUL and Miss
MARY C. BARLOW.
On the 9Th inst by Elder JOSEPH
DUNN, Mr.. JOHN W. HAMILTON and
Miss 0RTHA M. SLOAN.
On the 9th inst, by SAMUEL GRoUx,
Esq, of Malaga township, Mr.. JAMES
N. SLOAN and Miss SARAH N. NEPTUNE.
On the Sd inst, by ANDREW Twr.
MEM, Esq, of Green township, Mr..
Amos MCINTYRE and Miss LOUISA SOIL
On the 9th inst, by GEO E. Fore.
AKER, Esq, of Perry township, Mr..
JoHs. M. CINE and Miss NoRA HurF-
MAN. Sa Gs - =
On the 10th inst, by Elder NJ. TAY.
tLoR, Mr. JOHN TAYLOR and Miss ErHE-
LINDA WEDDLE.
On the 10th inst, by GEO. S. FORE.
AKER, Esq, of Perry township, Mr.
GEORGE w. ALLEN and Miss ELIZABETH
joy.
On the llth inst, by Rev. 7. HUBER
Mr.. LEVI OBLINaER and Miss CAROLINA
RIsr.