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Prof. b. Kellogg, of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, delivered his lee
ture on Expression" at Academy Hall,
last Friday evening, as advertised
There was large and appreciativc au-
dience who manifested their gratiflca-
ton by unmistakeable demonstrations
lie delivered it extemporaneously and
did not call it a lecture but familiar
talk. He showed how children begin
the exercise of thought by picking IN
knowledge and storing 1t up in the
mind, getting it by observation, the
FIST expression being imperfect, as
when he sees horse move, his idea is
expressed by the word horse. Then
comes the putting of ideas together,
which is thought. lie illustrated the
idea of gathering the raw materials for
thought and the subsequent putting
them together by reference TO the miner
who digs the gold ont of the earth and
the skilled artisan who, ont of the raw
material, fashioned the gold watch.
Expression comes from putting togeth-
or thoughts. The work of the man
who performs the second part Is more
, valuable than that of tho one who gath
ers the raw material. The speaker said
: the modern public schools, especially
those of Brooklyn and New York were
mere examining schools, calculated
rather to crowd in the raw material
than to elicit the thought which would
give expression. lie said the child OF
ten years now knew more than Arts.
| totle ever thought of knowing. II was
. n thoughtful, scholarly discussion, full
of apt illustrations and interesting and
witty anecdotes.
The Addison county Council of the
Patrons of lIusbandry held its delayed
December meeting in the town hall. Al
1880 A. NJ, on the Sd instant. Tho
, council was called to order by the mas
ter, Col. Il. S. Stowell, of Cornwall
d, Several officers being absent, the va
! cancics were filled by appointments b,
the presiding officer. The motion
:, made al the September meeting, Il
= amend article 9TH by striking out IN,
> clause with such oranges as shall in
! yite them" was lost. Reports wer,
- presented from the fifteen oranges, ex
cept two, in the county. They showed
0 that the order is in very fourshinf
5 condition, and on strong footing
: Mr. Stanly, the lecturer, sent in his res
0 ignation, which was accepted, and A
# X. Carr was appointed for the day. A
s motion was passed that hereafter th,
$ afternoon session of the county council
Il should not be public. After a song b,
!, the choir, recess was taken until two
5 O'Clock, the mean time being spent IL
lpartaking of bountiful collation. ar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23
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Following Ia Tho la.t onicial letter Of The
o..--..-.,., :, a.. -. 60.
superintendent VI "' N"'' No
dated niue. to the Secretary In Nan Fran.
cisco
AZ NJ T,,y,o, tn. mr.. ho.,is. nm an.
-,h al OIL ,o,n .,Iit,h ia,.i. eontinn.
~ IL Iii Tha orr s,,,.c,,S Jnrinr
II. 49,, - .haxs ,,sciis.I imnrn,.'
~ !. - ..i,s
IT, s,h iss.I LIT, h.. hs., advanced
a." r,.. III - -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23
R...'. shsssiss scr.pe.

-
Tuesday evenings Reno 0ais,'s has . full
report Of the shooting ARRAY between Ed.
Naples and Harry Dougan. The NEWS has
already published the most important par.
ticulars. From the Ga,sns we learn Thai
the first shot fired by ID ougan entered the
body Of Naples midway between the navel
and the pelvic bone and passing downward
aud tn the right. lodged In the pelvic bone
or In tho right thigh. Dougan then threw
his right arm around Naples and attempt.
ell 10 shoot him In the back. but tho ball
entered nearly between the shoulder blades
ani ranged across the back. producing .
painful iiesh wound. The third shot passed
between the two bones Of the right fore
arm. fracturing tho upper bone. The
fourth ball passed through tho ilsshy part
Of the right arm. near the shoulder. Dou-
gan's fifth shot was without effect. A
has already been stated, Naples 10 we'll
Known in Gold HLl. having worked for
l.. T.. Fox. The report that Dougan Tor
merly lived In Gold Hill isa mistake.
From the circumstances Of tho case. u IL
thought that Naples was the aggressor.
aud that Dougan. while not acting strictly
In self-defense. was In . measure JustihA-
BILE In his shooting. Naples did not hre .
alut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23

n. W. GEASr. tho Cold Hill furniture
dealer. has a lot % new fashioned crailes,
and the married portion % our eommu.
nifty has commenced investments.
A bESEFu will DO rendered Mrs. Kelly
nj Piper's Opera House. Virginia. next
Saturday night.
Tur T~roubadours will occupy Piper's
opers House ON the 9Th. 9th and Ith OF
next month.
JouS sxir. President Of the Sierra Ne
val. Mining Co.. has gone to Nan Fran
cisco.
TnE Virginia Aldermen have been AeP'
busy refusing brides for tho past TWO
weeks.
GERMAN LEVEL Is what some OF . po-
litical A.pirants now call Dutch Flat.
JIMMY DUKE. the weli.knov nuisance oi
Virginia City. has been suppressed.
ARCHIE BoHL,SB. the mining expert 10
again visiting the Comstoek.
GRIZZLY FRrScu Of Silver City has been
aijadgsd . bankrupt.
Tux Geigsr grade ia in good condition.
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Mr.. Charles d. Hines, who, with an able
corps Of assistants. has been busily Gu
gagged for the past two weeks at Virginia
in canvassing anu gathering information
for bishops Directory for Virginia. Gold
Hill. silver City. Carson and Reno. for
1889, will commence q similar canvass
i'm Gold Hill tomorrow. IL IL TO DO hoped
that our c~itizens aud business men will
extend all facilities and information neces.
sary for the furtherance and completeness
OF tho work. thereby giving material ~.
sistance 10 the canvassers 10 their arduous
task. The work will consist Of = single
volume 81 COO pages. containing . COM
plete and reliable registration OF all resi-.
dents, and q full Classified business Direc-
tory. information relating To the growth,
population, etc.. Of those places, their Nh.
nicipal Governments. Educational lnstitn.
tons. Religious and Benevolent Associ-
atoms. Mining Interests. etc.. making 1t
most useful book Of reference for every
resident. Price. 81. u. q. vAndsll will
DO tho publisher. and ID. NJ. Bishop & Co..
the compilors Of various Directories In
California, will he the compilcrs oil this
work. Its style will be unexceptionable.
aud when completed 10 will bo much the
beat, and most convenient aud reliable
work of tho Kind ever Published relative IN
this section. Tho first issue will he fol-
lowed up by regular annual issues hero
after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23
UNCLE Josh COMING.
The Finest Comedy In kxistsacs %
be Presented ON she Cenastsck-
secure Yuar Neats la Advance.

Denman Thompson will commence his
engagement, at Pipcr's Opera House, yir-
ginia. In the character Of Uncle Joshua
whitcomb. next Sunday evening. This 10
said 70 DO the greatest dramatic success Of
tho present season. Several Comstocken
Who have visited San Francisco recently
are waiting impaiiently for another chance
70 shake hands with the old man. Tho
San Francisco Aryoaaui Of the 9TH instant
gave this expression This week at
Emerson's Opera House. Denman
Thompson closes most remark
able and prosperous engagement-a run OF
~sieiy-sis performances-something that
has been unknown hero since tho famous
run Of "Arrah na Pogue" at the old Net.
ropolitan Theatre years ago. And strange
N say. the business Is yct profitable.
Uncle josh has not yet worn out his vel.
IN The run could possibly be contin.
ucd to tho u hundrcdth performance.
and 10 paying houses. bnt suburban en-.
gagements have been put on 50 often. and
90 many excuses and subterfuges used 70
extend the stay here. that managers arc
getting ugly. and demand that their con-
tracts be filed. arguing that Ban Fran
cisco has hal enough. and that they can.
not be coAxed or bought into allowing him
10 remain remain with us any longer.
And 20 tho old farmer must leave US to
run 70 fires somewhere else, and with his
wealth Of sentiment Amuso other people
and charm to an enthusiastic appreciation
other places.
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Arrival. Yesterday Msr.,.r.

TCowan. l. DiernAn, T Prcal. j Young,
G Davidson. l. + Drexler. q W Johnson.
N q Sullivan. " Sullivan. John Mitchell,
A Beacon. Al Mason. ID Beagle. l. Deck,
n Costello. q n fiurschutz sr. II NJ Levy
Ms. n Ash. J T. Curtis, Mrs Jas Cohen.
II Dickson. Mrs ~ bray. G Duukiey'
Mrs williams. Mrs O'shea. A nanak, Miss
n Mahoney. ID W Parkhursi. w Leetc'
John NeDougAl. Mrs Kelly. LIZ Blake
Miss Anderson. Mrs J Duncan and child
NJ d Cohen and family. Mrs NJ l. rhomas'
\ Moitz. NrsJ L Smith. Judge L. Aui'
W II Oliver. l. Heyes and wife q heiiner,
Mr.. A LemAnzer. ID Criitenden, W NJ
Thornton.
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the WRONG MAN.
How Dai.iel Proved That re Was
Nos Mattsu.

The Elko kadsps~doai Of last TUESDAY
gives this amusing description OF the ar
re-, NJ ID. palziel, who Was mistaken for
tie defauiting book.keeper. Aaiim ; Just
a, the cas-, bound train was leaving this sta-
ton sunday evening. . gcntleman Who with
his wife were upon the depot platform.
tipped hurriodly up 10 the Deputy sheriff.
who was also upon the platform. and
stated that he jus, recognized a psssen-
gers in one Of tho cars, the defaulting
book.kseper Of DrvIler 4 Co.. Malim. and
his wife.
A liberal reward has been offered for the
capture % the former. and sheriff Seitz.
being at a c informed Of the facts,
boarded tho train just ~ II pulled out.
with . view Of Arresting the ASCENDING
party. and returning him 10 where he 10
wanted. in the Western portion Of the
State. The Sheriff proceeded at once TO
business, but q thorough rumaging Of the
coaches and Q critical scrutiny Of all their
occupants discoverAbls. revealed but one
person who came anywhere near answer
Ing tho mcager description given OF the
party In question. and he tho officer 81
once levied upon, much TO the passengers
surprise. When informed 81 his supposed
identity. his (Dalziel'sl establishment WAS
only exceeded by grief that . prominent
san Francisco journalist should bear 90
striking . resemblance to beggarly blk
Of = ~book.keepor a. 10 subject him 70 the
humiliation Of arrest On Q charge Of any
thing less than q $500 libel.
Indignant at being suspected OF 81 paltry
q crime As that charged Against Malim. tho
scandalizcd journalist Immediately proved
his identity by . full display Of his creden-
tials. consisting Of . clean s~hirt-collAr. q
pair % soiled socks. and . vial Of invigor-
ating cordial. carefully slowed In . Con-
n.cticut cigar-boK which no had consider
ately deposited with the porter. This
showing. together with the exhibition Of
IN unsholespme looking stack Of dunning
~lsttrrs AMI I. D. U's Mas regarded ~ sui.
iicicnt evidence In acquiital. and he was
permitted To plunge onward Ia his career
Of literary ~luxuriousness.
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sps"... l,aaa.,, Wee. Gr.a. Loom.

speaker kees Grnnt Looul-
Ing Up.
Prrrsnrno. May 2~3.-speaker Randall
anirms positively that the investigation
did not mean that Hayes was to DO put out
and Tilden put In. 1t was idiotic to talk
Of unscatlng Hayes. The committee will
report In three weeks. IL will simply
gather and crystalline the evidence which
Is familiar already, and will place II on the
enduring records OF Congress a. . vindi-
cation OF the conduct Of the Democracy
during the canvass. He incidentally TO
marked that General Grant would DO the
next Republican candidate for President.
Arranging for she Investigates.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-The Democratic
members Of the Potter Committee wero
for . long timo In conference this after
noon. exchanging views Is to the course OF
the investigation. Representative Hale
aud other Republicans have requested tho
chairman not 10 call tho committee To.
gcther until the return Of Representative
Hiscock, who IL expected from New York
tomorrow or Friday. when tho committee
will organize for business.
Three Chiidrea s~ufYseated.
DuBuQuE. Is, May 22.-Three children
Of . farmer named John wormkey were
suffocaied yesterday by tho burning Of
sticks thrown into . wood box. Wormkey
aud bis wife had locked the children In
the room and gone to work in = cornfisld.
vermssrs RepubIisan Cssdidass
for 0osersor.
BURLINGTON. w.. May 23.-The Repub-
lican State Convention to-day nominated
Colonel l,cdheld Proctor. Of Rutland. for
Governor.
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n...,,v,e. ,...s 1vess.s

" Hayes. John skae. M Taylor, =
K.l,y. " Cromwell. Miss J II Smith. Mrs
Joe Morrison. Miss d Laws. Miss NJ Cay.
u q Scott, Mrs Paul and daughter. CIV
Chapman. II Eckley. N foulks AMI family,
Mrs Gall. Mrs Psirchild. " Bixby. John
Leach. Nr. J W Bruner. Mrs A ID Ballard
aud daughter. J y Young and family. Mrs
n Geesey anil daughter. A Couture. j &
puulap, Miss y l. Farg,
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suturs s~asssrai.

J. ". Carriek. eldest sou Of u worthy
fellow ,ownsmAn. Ii. II. Carrick. returned
from California this morning. Young
Carrick has been absent from home Tor
i've months. attending school ct tina Golden
Gate Military Academy. lie 10 well pleased
with the institution. and expects 10 remain
thcro until lao can come out with . nrst-
class education. Tho youth looks well In
his uniform, which gives him . decidedly
military appearance.
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r~...,,, E,..I.r.

VIM Niernaum. q Z Gignoux. A Craven.
II Armstrong. ID Giidmaker. T. Le'e-lue'
PA DOYLE, " II Oliver, " Denuitt, John
Berry, John Chsjy. II Harrington. James
Flake. u Robin, 7 l. Dawes. hurccnwooi'
l. Deck and family. Mrs CT German, J a
Dawson, Mrs dass. 7 W W Davies, Mrs
J W Green. II ID Jones, J u Marshal. Geo
Hedges. Mrs " T. Biileman. u Payne,
Mis-. II Io... \ Ro.onthal. ia Clark. L
Tx.Ill.
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REr0RT.
ssn Yranetses hoard.
LAST EVENING

LAST EVENING.
30 RAYMOND 4 Ely. > 50, III
G5 Eureka Con-, ON
COO Alps, 25c. zoe
1O.Jaekson. ~
500 Newark. IL
90 III Dorado South. lOc
$50 Leopard. t5c
1000 ella, 4, 9Oc
ITO Northern Belle, 1A,1F SO
800 Husscy. SOC
705 Manhattan, 81, G..
23i0,De Frees. 10, 10 ssh
4s0.Grand Prize,'3a,.J
22osArgenta. 3Oc
800. Navajo, sc. 2oc
COO Endowment. SJc. soc ~
$500 ~InJep~nience. : 20. , 10. "a 22o
400 Silver Prize, sOe
100. Day, soc
2i0IHamburg.
2%00iIIornci. i5c
400. Hillside. IL
SIS Maioc. 1 20, IL
800 New. Coso.;i.i5. 70
% IOiie.
100 Bechiel. "
100 Tip Top, ca
800 HOmestake, q
coo Leeds.'l.
Is Silver King. lOS
2O5 Star. I 20
IiO Justice. 4 20. 4 Is
lies Uon..yirsinia. i2t.. 10 b3o. i21. b5
sc5 Julia. 10. ~, ia. IA b.
1oao Ward. 1 20, I Is, 20
1855 California. i7A., Ia b5. ia. IN.
ia ~
40 E1lilDn. . 20. ~, G5
Sass Alta. I. ca. G'..6s
SEQ Benton. I 20. 1 ~, I 20
rs s-Uaxs. ~. So. "a IS. ss. 81
~ .errs Netal.. { 10. 4 IL, 4 10. 4 u
S5 0yerman..7s.N
200 Utah. o
100 Hale 4 Norcross. 50
$50 Alpha. iOt.
C5O Ophir.'3i. 33h
$40 silver Hill. I i5. II. I %. / 10
ESQ Succor, 3Dc. 25c
lsj Union Con-. 4 81, 4 20. 4 10
10 Yellow Jack-t, Ia
495 Excheqaer. 2 ca. AIS
CJ Mexican. 81
rms MORNING.
1856 Ophir. 33s. $751;. %. ns. u. 3js.
33A, Ia
73J Mexican. 81, .. sk.Si
Gas Gould 4 Curry. Ca. Ca, ca. Gh
go Best 4 Belcher. l5k. i2As, las b5
$500 California. ~. ISL. Tts, ia. Hs.
Es. IL. b. l7A., Ia
30 Con. Virginia. i2s. i2r. i2As. l2s.
l2A
ii5 Savage. o. 81
60 Chollar. Potosi, %, 22s
GC5 Hale S'Norcro.s. 81. 81. 81 b..
81. 50
iliO Crown Point. ~, . ca. "a
$50 Yellow jacket. TAT.
lOGO Imperial, 75c, SOC
100 kentuck. "a. "a
20 Alpha. iOS, iO's
n Bslcher. 2 ca. ~.
1910 Sierra Nevada. 4 10. IL. 40. al
40. a.
10 Utah. SA
Gro Bullion. ] 10. , %, , 10
GO E,ehequer. = 20. = G5, AIS
4l0 Oserman. IT,. ~, "a
2i05 Justice. A.. 4 10. 4 -, 30
100 Confidence, "a
$50 Alta. GI.7
1850 Saccor, zoe
3s5 Union Con. 4 40. 4 Is. I -
1880 julia. ~. ia. ia bio ~
100 Caledonia. I 20. Gj
100 silver Hin. IL, I ~, l i5, Ia b30
100 New York. i5c, Zoe
$50 Andes, zoe. i5c
80 wells.fArgo. Toe
495 Ward. IL. I ~. I 30
300 Crown Point l.avine, .
300 Lsviathan. zoe
600 Trojan, zoe
$3.50 Benton. I 20, NJ
100 Boyle. 30c
800 Grand Prize. J. J 10
20 Northern Belle, Z
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The Herald Expedition 70 she Ssssh
FROM N. PLUMMRit, VI. D., OF
AUBURN, N. II.

"Ailhough ayeise TO couutensneing patent
medicines. I cheerfully make IN exception OF
your very e.ecll'nt lung preparstion-Dr. Wis.
tsr's Bsissm Of Wild Cherry. This preparation
have upcd In my prsctios for more than ten
yearu past. and have always found u 10 be OF
more s~fectual service than anything within my
knowl.dee. I recommend II with the greatest
confidence 90 those subject TO coughs and pol.
noLAry complsints." boId by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23
A mOusRmoI.D PgRPUMR.

Ivory family able to appreciate and ssIOy the
pleasure Afforded By . really heal thiui and dc
iIcious performance should supply themselves
With the genuine Murray q LAnman's Florida
Water. Ills the most delightful and moot Last
Ing Of al fragrant waters. mys I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-23

THH PALACE SALoos.-S. r. Williams,
we'll and fAvorably known by all old Com
stockers. can DO found ct the Palace
saloon. No. 7 North O street, Virginia.
People will find this . very convenient
place 10 visit between sets At tho theater,
and tho best Of wines. liquors and cigars
can ct oil times DO obtained at the Palace.
A LEcruRE.-Fsthe Rogers. pastor Of
~. Columbkiln's Church. brighton, Mass.
will lecture In National Guard Hall. vir.
ginia. on Friday evening. May 24th. Sub
ject-" Ireland's Past. Present and Fu-
turc." The proceeds are to DO applied
toward tho erection Of . church ut
Brighton.
PoR THE CoScERr.-Mrs. Frank Layton.
ono Of the finest musicians OF tho Com
stock. will leave for Ian Francisco next
Monday evening. Tho lady will 30 for
the purpose Of assisting In the great con.
cert, having been especially engaged for
that purpose. Mrs. layton will worthily
represent Western Nevada.
AFTERNOON DAsoNo.-Let II not be
said that tho people Of Western Nevada
arc behind the rest OF tho fashionable
world Ia matters Of style. In London
they have afternoon dancing parties. a
more sensible suggestion could not 10
made. Let the C0mstock follow suit.
This way Of dancing all night Is getting
played out.
A PiSE PAISrISa.-Thc most famous
picture Of tho present year is 10 be brought
to the Comstock. James q. Fair has pur-
chased Toby Rosenthal's fine painting.
SEMINARY Alarmed" which drew 10
many visitors 10 Snow 4 NAYS gallery.
The price paid for IL is said to DO 5000.
A PoruL,R SoSn.-The new song en-.
titled baby Nine" which was sung with
such effect by T. Is. Dixon, Of the Haverly
Minsirels. has arrived ut the Gold Hill
News Depot. II Ia In sheet music ar.
ranged for tho piano. There has Q .
great rush for tho piece.
CmuRcn TausrEEs.-M tho meeting Of
tho members Of the Virginia Presbyterian
Church yesterday. tho following named
gentlemen we're elected as = Board OF Trus.
tscs W. d. Gray. W. N. Holland. An.
drew Fraser. q. =. Babcock and ID. q.
Miller.
ASST ssxESr.-An assessment OF 20 cents
per share Ia levied by tho Caledonia Min
ing Company delinquent on the 2ilh Of
June. See official notice Ia our advcrtis.
Ing columns to-day.
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virsi.i.'s Mel, COL Teachers.

Al tho last meeting Of tho Virginia
Board Of School Trustees Miss Hodgins
wa, transferred from the primary depart
msnt Of the Third Ward School TO the new
school In riowery. Miss Katie Neall was
nromo,ed 70 the position made vacant
by the trsnsfer Of Miss Hodgins. Miss
Holmes vas appointed 70 Miss Nealrs po-
.i,ion. Mary O'Toolo Was elected teacher
I'm tho fourth primary Of the Third Ward
school. Mario Mallon was appointed
,sseber Of the new primary school about
70 be opened ON Washington street.
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O, II. GALLUP.

O.. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank OF califos.
nj. Gaia uiIl. Keeps constantly on hand ali
fnyorite brands Of Imported C.kafr. choice bit
eicsrs. ali hiads OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. One cutlery. and
toys and iancy Foois Of all kinds. apr
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A CARD.

To all Who Are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weshnsss. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc., I will send .
receipt tina will cure you, PRHe OF cHAhnk.
This great remedy vss discovered b. . mission.
arr In Bouth America. scnd . selfaddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JusEPH T. iNhAh.
station d. Bible House. New Yoff CITY
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Arrival, ss,. a.sstss.

r sheron. u Quail. J o Gregory. G q
Ia,tsrman. W Pine, A Wilson. II Richards
J T. Elliott. = l. Wood. \ A lngham, Mrs
\ ID Briggs. Miss West. J = Stoekdaie aud
wife. Mis-. N Ross. \ A Chapman. CIV
CHAPMAN, ] " Carriek.
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Three ChIdren sunseated.
Gettims Bssssr.

Mr.. shermeler. fsmiliarly known among
his many friends as skimmerhorn," has
been dangerously III for some time, hav-
ing been stricken with paralysis In tho
right side. He Is getting better now, and
there arc many In this community who
will be glad to know that ho has hopes OF
q speedy recovery. Mr.. Shermeicr has for
years acted Is clerk and accountant for
George Emmett, proprietor Of tho Gold
Hill Foundry.