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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
ASSESSMENTS

AursoIa-io cents ves share levied peesm-
br nth dshsquent February 9Th; sale
day, February ssh.
Consolidated lmpertat - cents per
.h.rr. kviel December 18th: delinquent
Jssussy aith sale day. February itth.
Cnbtues-s cents pr share; levied December
iiih: delinquent Jahusrs isth' sale DAY
fsbsuau 18th.
S~sssisaas~A Inapertat q cents ~
,hsn. levied Dscrnissr iath: d.iinqnsnt
ysnssry 7ith; sale dsy. February iah'
(rsvu Fsiss Rastss IL cents pcs ,h.re;
isxi.d Dscsmber 18th: delinsu.nt Jsnnar1
IA, sale day. February io'h.
As.,s.ey Consolidated 81 per -harr; lev
iedS savsplbsr g1d. delinquent pccenhsr
13d.
flssSia-a3 cents per share. levied Dcccmb .
sih: dslinqusu, Js"uap i1ih; sal" dsy' fco
ruwy sth.
nsyssssd q Eiy-ti per share. levied lie
csmbsr sth: delinquent January 18th sale
day. February sth.
aup>siar-i0 cent. pc share. leNi.d p-ceia-
Der iMh: jsiinqueatJ anus y 18th; sale day.
Yesfuary sth.
Aaaas MIL Consolidated ?, eents per
share; levied Deoemb.r tth; del,nl"e.i
January nth; sak day. February a.
s,.s~s,saisau-ls cents psr -Lar,; levied
Dscs~bsr SIN. d~siinaaeni January i,th'
sails day. January si-t.
Knlskerboeksv-tt ~ psr sharc ,oii i-
,as,. - cent. per share tnewi.-uel; les.ri
November iJth; iellnqnsnt pseeno"f e' :
sak day. January hh.
Isah-s2 Der share; levied Nov, mecr ista'
d~sIisau.nt pseembss soth; sale day. jan
uAry 9Th.
PeysAaa-,O cents p~r .Lsre. levied venl.
ber 9ist. delinquent Dse.mhss sSh' sale
DAY. January sth.
..E.H lagI@l NLIn
Der aah: delinquent D-c.mber eth sale
day. January IA.
Ntaxavs-s Is cents rsr share: levied Dec m
esr eth; d~slinqusnt January s'h' SAFE nay
January nth.
Atlantis. consolidated - Is cents yer
share: lev Ell October nth: delinIn'n nj
Nosesbss ss,h sale day. January ad'
cuivsr-A cent pr s.are; levied oSioIer
AN; delinquent N.scmhsr 10Th; sale dO
January N.
NtaxarA-25 cents pr shArr: le,iei pseenl'
sef 9Th: delinquent January s'h' ssie cay
January 18th.
Glssgsw-is o-tts pr shave: ie,ici peesm
Der 9Th; d-ilnaaeni January io'h' 'a'e''
January ALT.
n.,slw.r, Ce.ssiidatsd-0 osni. %,
mar. levied D~eenber Ith; deiirpurh'
Jspus,y ioth: sale day. January 5oth.
Trslss-as cents pr share. levied Deeenusi
ian; d~slisgusni January i'th' sale ''''
February sth.
passy-is cents pr -hsrc; levied pscemos'
IN: delinquent January ""' SAW
uary 5ist.
l..i.rss.-s cent. per share. levi.d NO
v,mb~r iuh; delinquent heesinhsr 'nh
rss dAy. January Sth'
Aua.Ss-90 G. nts p~r -bsr; leslsd No',m
Der 3ssh: dsiinqusnt January ""''"" ''
January 2sth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

QUE REGULAR MINING REpoRI
F0e rHE WEEK ENDING
JANUARY lesh.

The steek Market rhsrssSsy Dsar.
Dessd-rhs Balls Retire upsa
Their orusl-0sassal Ds0srali-
nation md alaaghtsr The
dreams OF she wsaadsA-whss
Will this C.usi war bs over p
Mines - the Rsssae-Ths sslia
Csmssoek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
Briiiiant Prospect.

Firs. Young Geld Neutrality-suspicious.
me Bob.
second Y. @. H.-whatf ur2
First Y. @. HIM goin' to be married.
Sscspd Y. q. 1.-THE dooss you are !
What d'you want with = wifsf Yer a. poor
- Q rat.
Fint Y. q. H.-oh. I can guess j can
stsnd the restaurant man on FUR Two
most q easy a. fur one. Got enough 10
treat1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings In the world ais
those suffering from dyspepsia and liver com.
plant. More th.n ssventy.hve per cent. OF the
people In thu United stafes sre an 'cied with
ihe,e ,xo dissa.es snd their ~rfrcts;. such %
s,ur stomSeh, sick headache. hsbltual costive-
ness, palpltsii"u Of the heart. heart burn. Va.
ter brash. gnAwlng and burning pains q the
pit OF the stomach gel ow skin, coated tonsns
IN, dIsasrr,abIo TASTE In the mouth, coming
nm Of food amer eating. low spif,ts. etc. DO ~
your d usslsi and gets 75-cent bottls OF An.
rust Flower or q sample bottle for 10 cent?.
Try 1.-two dosss viii relieve you. AGENTS:
CliANR 4 BRIGHAM, wholesale Druggists,
san francisco. Califoru ~ om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
A -suprocATINa COUGH.

10 . letter to Mrs. Llsls, Of Chicago, . well
known coutrlbutor TO the Western press, shs
sscribes the cure OF dangerous cough. accom.
panied by bleeding |. the lung.. 10 Hale.
Honey of IIorehound and Tar. my cough
she .ayr, Z" threaiened io ru1ocats mo :
removed every trare OF IT," The letter was To
= lady friend In this city. who has placed Il a
the aIsposal Of O. N. Critirnion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pike's Toothsehs Drops cure In one
rnlnuia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
pRoM a DIsrINauIsnRD JuRIsr

~ have tried the PERUVIAN srnup. and the
result faily sustains your prediction. 10 has
mad. Q new man OF me Infused Into my sys
tenn new vigor and enemy. I am no LOGGER
tr-mulo.s and dsblliia,ed % when you last
siw me. hut stronger. hearti-r, and with higsf
c~spaSity for labor, mrnial and physical. than
II any time during the last Ave years." sold
by al druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

LYox's KArrAnox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood The test
Of forty years, Is eharmingly psrfumsd.
rnd has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
a~estores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and ~sallovness; makes the skin ssft,
white and delicate. It's application ean-
not b detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
DIVIDENDS.

s,niissuss-s7 per .harc. segrcssting tiusl
OS drcisr~d December s'h; rs,ab'e pe'
esnber 18th.
Consolidated Virginia : 81 per sh,rs
sssrrssiing Si,nsO.uvo. declared pessn's'
afE rSvahls Dscsmber nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

TIE eucalyptus tree IL doing wondsrs
In purifying the psshlsntal Remain Cam
pagna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
rIl~scILLlIEous.

IRREGULARITIES.
,. . <fLL, NE rssf'
STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
ArWiLLA WesT's
WESTERN MINING AGENCY,
Rooms ~ sod 70 Hsyv,rd's Buiidiug.
Iis CaIifsrnia street. 10. Frassi.es.
nsvs.or-No. Z Lsid.sdor6 street.
IIAvIN0 RESP JNsiBLx AGENTS. We
III are prspsred TO bar and sell mining stocks
In Lopdon. New York snd Ban frsneise,.
Mlnias eompsaIss incorporated aud working
capital iu'nished.
II Parties slships to obtain information
or the transaction Of business can epvly. 70 Dr.
Oraers promptly attended TO.
PSstofiee ~, III. oezs sn
$50. q. pANA. LII. DssxLss'
l.. p. DREXLER & CO.,
STOCK
OFFICE,
Oda Pslisws' B~siidissi
O arRRRr .......----vIR0iNIA CITY
sssehs ususss. ssia SD Carried
% mapEiss.
Msssy Leaned % Apprsvsd Securities.
.S S%sT.;sG,e; 3. in San 'n''''''' / ! r.
MORGAN q Co.,
nsosrEas AND wHOLrAO
AL KINDS OF ~
FRESH OYSTERS.
Ne. ~ CALIFORNIA MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
Tue trade 'upplisd with the eholcsste'
New Jerk fransplan!ed Oysters,
The mos, delicious oy,ters In the world;
CALIFORNIA AND sn0ALwATRR
nay OYSTERS,
In any quantity. ct the LOWEST RATES,
fresh non our own Oyster Beds.
EARTHQUAKE ATTENTION PAID TO
COUNTRY ORDRRs.
~ Oysters e~srefull' put up In psetass. Of
. hundred o. mors To- suit and promptly
MORGAN 4 co.
San Frsneiseo, Cal. Nov. n. ls1e. no1s On
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
MCCULLOUGH AGO.
tL.is X. RUHLINo & COL
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
" and Assayed.
VIZ GUARANTEES OUR Always
tn essform 70 the stsn iani Of the Unitss
states Mint.
i'm MCCULLOUGH : 90
RIA D ALLIE
Wagons Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Gold Hill.
nAviNG A GOOD SUPPLY 0v
d all kinds Of WAGON MATERIAL, ~
an ully ~ pared 10 execute rysry de.
.criptiou OF heavy and light work In my
line OF business.
and Repairing done on short n'tice. There u
PAINT SHOP
Oa ths premises. Carried on By ons nf the beet
Paluiers On Oh. Cnast. There 10 aisoa
sHoGINo SHOP
Att.ehedto the estsbIshmspt. and q o but
a.. ....s ,n..hsnlra ara emDlUved. |
All WORK IN .rantrcd to givs satisfaction.
IIara.wssd Ls.ssr .sd Wagon Ma.
tsrIais fsr saie.s
Nm J. RANDALL. Prssriets..
HOME ENTERPRISE.
CAPITAL STOCK. o 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
r.i.n Consolidated.

The prospecting ON the i3oo-feot level is
being pushed ahead As fast as possible. aud
50 far with very encouraging results. The
main north drift on that level. driving fer
ward through The center Of . ine vein VI
quartz. is showing = steady improvement
ia both looks and assay value. The wisrs.
sinking GU the same vein farther 10 the
southwark. Is making god progress and
give. good assays in both gold and silver
improving In value as greater depth Is at
tainsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Present depth Of shaft. SIG feet bslow
the ioo-foot STATEN, with the bottom in
very favorable qsartz. with strsaks Of
porphyry and clay. Coed sinking progress
Is made In this material. shift OF men
are put 10 work clearing out the main
wr., drift at the 100 foot level in order TO
ascertain 10 the west wall 81 the ledge has
been reached at that point also. " note
the dip Or Inclination 81 the same - re-
lated TO the strata In the shaft exploration
below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Driving the prospecting drift On the ESQ.,
foo, level IL making excellent progress.
During the week . fns vein Of ore. rang
ing from three 70 eight feet In width nas
bean opened upon by this crosseut. Tie
ore In this visn 10 rich and will TO all ap-
pssrsacss mill from $50 TO $50 per ten.
Everything In and about the miAe Il n
De ysry bsst 81 working order. and the
work is bang fsrwsrdsd ct . very rapid
rsts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
yellow Jacket

Til. face % the crosseut at the north
line on the i9io-foo level. 10 in quartz
carrying some pay ore. Al the 2olo-foo'
level ,b. cro.scut vest is in go feet north
nom the south WINE; face In quartz and
porpbyry with seams Of good ore. Drift
Inc both east and south. also frsm the
.oath vinzs makes good progress. The
new shaft is sinking in dry ground at pres-
emit. aud is timLersd " the depth Of S2o
feel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Sinking the main shaft Is making the
best Of progress. considering the extreme
hard rock sncouatsrsd In the bottom. II
IL now dsvn li60 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
south Cemssoek.

The fine quartz vein developed by the
main drift east At the sOO-foot level shows
= width Of fourteen feet, with no east wall
yet. Some strcaks In II assay ~ high ~
$40 TO the ton. The west drift al the same
level 10 also bsing pushed forward. and
during the past week Twelve feet has been
added to its length. Face In ledge per-
phyry and quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Face Of north drift In favorable working
vein matter. with strsats and bunchss Of
l~ow-grsds ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
nsxieas.

Tho min. looks very favorable in oil the
prospecting sections. wsrk 10 bsing
uu.bei ahead on the 1900. i&65. 1000 and
i7O0lfoct levels. The main north driit ON
al. tTnlfsot level 10 steadily advancing
.lour the west wall Of the ledge. the f.ss
In .pleuiiL vein matter. which. during the
week, has shown q slight though stsady
improvement in the value Of the ore A.
saws. A crosscut. to prospect the Ssis'
will be started shortly from this drift.
Lady washinEsss.
The drift north FROM the main east cross
eu, at the s5O-foot level 10 nov in ~ fss''
.till following the excellent and very prom,
isinc srs vein heretofore mentioned. and
Which ,till holds out we'll In beth vteh
and appearance. Il is propsesd 70 s,ss
VINE shortly 10 ascertain vhst " OOH
lie below the level Of this driff'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
is.peri.i Consolidated.

Driving the north drift from the bottom
Of the south Wine on the 2i35-foot level
Is making good progress. The north and
south drifts from the bottom Of the north
Wine on the same level are each advanc-
ing in very favorable ground. The east
crosscut ON the 200O-fost level affords no
change Of value TO report. During the
first part Of the week . di~sarrangement OF
The pumps at the 2000-foot station occurred.
causing . slight delay In the WORK on the
lower levels. Everything has been re-
paired. however. and 10 again In the best
u running order.
Nsrsh Consolidated virginta.
A strong dow Of water VA s%neountsrsd
on the iiOO-fest lsvel during the fsrs part
Of the week. which created q delay Of three
or four days In sinking the shaft and driv-
ing the prospecting drifts on the li00-foet
level. The pumps were. however. kept
busy, and last night the water was again
irsiasi TO the bottom VI the shaft and
work resumed at all points In the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

The Hope mill has been started up on
ore from this mine. The ore yield form
the 350-foot level IL gradually iscrsasing.
Everything working we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Sinking the shaft 10 making the bsst Of
progress, the bottom being in very soft
and favorable ledge matter. The ma
chinery 10 In the best condition possible
and the sinking Ia being pressed forward
with great confidence. In expectation Of
o iadipg . reward for their lesg and
steady perseverance,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

sinking the main incline is making
good hsadway. The east eross-drift on the
C5O.foot level 10 steadily advancing. the
face In very favorable vein matter. The
north drift on the fii.fsot level. running
Ito connect with tho Justice mine. 10 alse
making the best Of progress. Otherwise
nothing new.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

The prospecting drifts or the 100.
1000, 1900 and l40O-fost levels are all
making the bsst OF progress. with nc new
or important features " record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
Lady Bsyas.

The erection Of the new pumping ma
chinsry Is making the bcst Of progress,
Mr.. ]. y. Thempson. the contractor and
engineer. has all confidence In having
everything In readiness to start into full
operation In ten or twelve days at the
farthest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10

Sinking the shaft 10 making the usual
progress, the average bsing two and n
half feet per day. This rock In the bottsm
10 not quite 80 hard. but the dow Of water
10 still very strong. Tho north drift ON
the li5o-foot level. running V connect
with the south drift Of the 0vsrman. 10
Advancing IN very favorable ground. and
has about $50 feet to yet run to esnplsts
the connection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

Fred Dalton, founder of the Streator Mon
tor and afterwards connected with several
different papers. has settled down to the pub
hcation, at Canton, H., of journal, called
The Illinois Master WOrkman-an organ OF
the A. O. L. w.
DR.. Mary Walker, who had got to be quite
a nuisance about the treasury department al
Washington where she daily besieged the
Secretary tor an appointment, was on Friday
of last week mildly but firmly" elected by
force from the treasury building by the prin
cipal door keeper.
The Joliet Artesian Well Company have
The contract for digging an ar,esian well at
Lansing, Iowa. They recently sunk one al
Prairie du CHEN which is said to have the
finest flow of any we'll in the country.
The La Sale Democrat of Thursday says
"A ve'year old child of Mrs Andrews, OF
his city, was badly scalded on Saturday last,
by the upsetting of kettle OF boiling water.
The little sufferer is lying in critical condi.
non with its body, right leg and arm terribly
burned DIR. Gllett is the attending physl-
cian."
At the democratic city convention In Chi
oaso the other day Perry II. Smith was nom-
mated for Mayor and Clinton Briggs Tor city
treasurer The next highest candidate to
Briggs was r. f.. Goodell, who received SO
votes. In the South town, John HIse was
nominated for collector.
4 meeting of the stockholders of the OF.
,awa, Oswego & Fox r. Valley railroad is
called to meet at Chicago on the 18th prox.
We suppose Ottawa will hardly feel it neces-
sary to send delegates TO that meeting, as the
recen, decision of the Supreme Court of the
q. s. leaves ii doubtful whether she owns any
stock in the company.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
From Garfield.
GARFIELD, March 10, 1877.

GARFIELD, March 10, 1877.
send yos report OF school district NO.
1, Usage township, furnished by the teacher,
j, II. Jennet.
Term beginning Nov. Is, 1876; closing
March Is, 1877
Whole NUN Der OF pupils As. Females 10,
males 20. Average age Of pupils IL years,
average attendance 80. Pupils over lG years
TO- Visitors during term, %; patrons WIN
visited, 2; officers visiting, A.
Highest in Glass A in reading, VIM. Rohan
Thos. Slrosnider; in German, John Jenne,t
VIM. Jennetl, Annie Larkin. Highest in
Glass A IN arithmetic, John Jennett; in geo,
graphy, same: in writing, VIM. Winter; spell
ing, Maggie Larkin, L. & Jennett, John Jen
nett Highest in Glass b in reading, Jos
Weller, Hattie Learned in arithmetic, Thos
Welsh, John Hallgan; in writing, John Hop
per, Fred. Lechner. Highest in Class G II
reading, Eddie Larkin in spelling, Cooley
Miller, Josie Weller, Lizzie Larkin. High
esI in artt ndance, Willie Hopper, JOSIE Wei
Ter, Lizzie Larkin. Highest IN department
Maggie Rnhan, Lizzie Larkin, Colley Miller
Thos Whalcn, Mary Whalen, louisa Lech
ner Fred Lechner. Teachers salary pei
month, $50
Mr.. Jenneit has taught this school for
more than five years, aud the manner in
which he conducts it has given such satstac.
ton to patrons and pupils that the directors
have wisely concluded to employ him ano'h'
er school year Speaking as one Of the pa
irons, would say that that partly serves to
explain the limited amount Of visits by the
patrons.
Two deaths have occurred in our vicinity
IN the last week. Rachel York, the widow
of Pleasant York, snd Mrs. Vanhorne, close
neighbor OF Mrs. York, 9 days later. Mother
York was IN her 73d year aud was among the
first settlers Of this part OF the county.
Republican caucus on the Gath. Democratic
on the eth. Zach expected to put the right
man in the right place. GREAT SCoTT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
From Utica.
UTICA, March Goth,

UTICA, March Goth, 1877.
1t is only occasionally that we are able to
say that q concert was given at Utica, but
now that one was given, and that, too, by the
young folks of the town and vicinity, and one
that was grand success, 1t Is indeed pleas.
ant to speak of it, since 1t opens new source
of pleasure and gives our rising generation
an opportunity of displaying their histrlonic
talent by way of explanation we must say
that it was a religious concert given under
the supervision of the Rev Mr.. Falls. The per-
Torrance consisted of singing, declarations
and catcchelcal exercises taken from scrip
ture. The catechists were classified and va
ried in age from ten to eighteen, or in other
words, :rOm innocence to kiss me if you dare.
Before the performance began the hall was
full to OVERLOOKING, and contained at least
tour hundred spectators. The exercises were
opened by Mr. Owens singing class, who
softly chante6 "Let the Lower Lights be
Burning" Mr. Dodds followed by reading a
passage from scripture. lie might have kept
the audience from talking had he read in a
manner that was audible. Miss Manda Full
lers class was then asked to repeat the first
psalm. The repetition was given in such a
confidential way that very few heard :he con
tents. Fruits of the Spirit was well
and distinctly rchearsed by Miss Esmond'.
class Oladdic Aimes and Berthe Schmeid
ing detained Demosthenian like. In voca
display and promising ability, Mis- Crosia
and Spencer Owen not only did justice L
their respective parts bu. carried away III,
admiration Of their hearers.
In quick and correct response Mrs Lewis
class displayed intelligence and familiarit,
with the subject under discussion.
Mr.. ZImins spoke at some length on Sun
day schools and their effect on society. Iii
defamation was good, but he wandered iron
the subIec too much to nave it concede
that his composition was faultless
Misses E. and z. Crosiar, NJ. and L. Dodd
Miss Erwin, Miss Davis, Miss Julia Peckhar
Miss l.. Cook, Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Car
wright acquitted themselves well.
The. teachers of the respective class
should teach their pupils TO speak loud ar
distinctly, sud thus eradicate and overcon
fault which an audience finds great troub
in eEcusing.
An entertainment Of this nature will
given here once every month.
Having gone TO the concert unprepared, v
are unable 10 give the programme In full, b
should any lady invite as to witness the mel
for having neglected to give her mentio
we sha.. graclousfy accept JAcoBUs
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How to Kill Moths.

is not troubled with moths eating their carpets
furniture and clothing. To get rid of the evil
our friend JACOB GAUL gives us the following
recipe, which he warrants to cXtcrminatc the
pest:
Put 8 ounces of gum camphor in l gallon OF
benzne; shake until the gum is dissolved. Pour
the liquid on the article until all is saturated.
In some gooIs the liquid may change the
color if all is not saturated alike; but when Sc
done cannot be discovered. 1t should be kept
in kerosene can. Articles cleaned should be
kept away from the fire until perfectly dry.
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THE COURTS
County Court.


Al. The People, &c, for the use OF Solomon
C Barnett, VS. Arthur Mclntire, Debt Finding
for defendant and judgment for costs. Appear
to Supreme Court granted.
49, John NeT vs.. Newport and Raymond
Distress for rent. Finding for plaintiff and JudS
mcut for Si94 and costs.
IN PROBATE.
Hachaliaa Merritt, deceased. Inventory, ap'
nraisomant hill and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection and petition for sale OF chattel proper
ty approved. .,
Estate of Nancy Lowell, deceased. VIII adj
mitted to probate.
Estate of Endre williamson, deceased. Rcpor'
Of accounts approved.
Guardianship OF John strelglc' minor
Guardians report Of accounts approved.
Estate of John W. Stahl deceased. Report o.
accounts approved.
In the matter of the insanity of Salmon Price
Conservator's bond approved.