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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Illinois Central r. R.

The only route running through cars betwecn
Warren and Chicago. The only route 10 st.
Louis, Cairo. and the South and TO
Dubuque, Sioux City. Omaha and west.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Buy Your Plants
Az HOME
Where You can have Large
Variety to choose from and
can get them as Cheap as
anywhere in America,

beg TO inform the people OF Mineral Point
that my collection oi grconhnunG plahtr IA the
lnrgest In south western wisconsin. NY ryH
tenn OF propagation Ia simple aud my success
Inns been 20 complete that nm enabled to soil
plants this spring cheaper than ever. VIII
not be undoraold MyGollecton Of plants con
slnts of AbutIlonr, Achyranthnscp, Achanas.
Anary iror, Ionyardlnp. negonina. Oallap
Carnations. Dusty Miller, Golenr, Cigar Plants
Chryanthomnms, Euonms, Forms, Fuchs
thirty varieties, Fcworfcwp. Goraninms largo
collection, Gladlolus lleliotropo. WINK plants,
1vies, Coprosmas Uyclamons. Fibonians. Lnn
tonanr, Labclinp, Mossen. Must plants, hrlt
terry pentr, Passion flowers, Poristropius.
Popormoniap Potuniaa. Pomegranata, Prim
rosoa kcnruoniums, Ropcs, hmiln, Sweet
AlyHsum, Salvias, Trtomaa, Tradercontlas,
Vincns, Vurbennn, Volonicna otc. nm pre-
pared to roll most Of tho above plants al 10 cts
each, 4 for 90 conls 10 for $500, largo plants
fcarcc pants and novelties nj equally low
prices, My plants nrc In nno condition, ara
true to mime, and Gnu be relied upon 10 give
sat islaction. ISAAC BUCKLEY,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
This is an entirely process of constructing the plate by
which means guarantee perfect fit in every instance
IT'S ADV ANTAGES.

sttis uniform in thickness giving the perfect Ruga shape
of the mouth that the articulae speak
distinctly
2dIt polished both sides and will not nate the mouth
and is easily kept clean, which gives it the qualities of
gold plate
3dIt and elastic which makes it much stronger than
other plates.
4lt that food will not work between the
and the of the mouth and will not start drop
while speaking or eating
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
State of Wisconsin--Circuit Cour

Iowa county.
Mathew Bollcs plaintiff, vs.. Enstace ). Cooper,
defendant. ,,,
The State OF Wisconsin TO the said defend
ant. ,v,,,,t,
90 DAYS after service ofthis summons. exclusive
nj the day OF service, and defend the above en-
Titled action, In the court aforesaid and IN case
sfyour failure 30 to do, Judgment VIII 9o ron
of inc Complaint; OF which a ccpy Is here.
with served upon you. and You are hereby
notified that the summons and COMPLIANT IN
said action were duly filed IL the ONCE OF the
Cierk of aid Circuit Court, nt Dodgcvilo.
Iowa County, Wisconsin. on the nth day Of
March, A. ID. 1879. .,m,, n,..0,. .,r.
r. o, Address, Mineral Point, Iowa county
Wisconsin. ,oa
Dated March 18Th, A. ID. 1879. $50
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
Iowa County Court--In Probate.

lOWu OOHHlJ ooHiA - '''"'S'
In the matter Of the cstnto OF Julia Strong.
deceased.
Letters tcstamcntAry having this day
been issued to Morcn NJ. strong Of said
county. and rlx months from he date hereof
their claims against said deceased for cxamlna-
tion aud allowance.
II IL ordered TINT all claims aud demands
against the estate of said deceased bo received
and adjusted before the Judge OF this court ana
for That purpose he will he nj hls Office IN the
village OF bodgcvlllo On the first Tnesdny oil
each month during tho term above limited.
And II In further ordered aud directed thal
the tlmce and placca for examining ana allow
ing claims, and tho time liiniicd 10 creditors
To present thuir claims bn given by publication
for -four successive weeks In tho Iowa county
Democrat, u weekly newspaper printed IN thls
state.
Dated, DodgcvIlc, February 18th, 1870,
By tho Court.
2pa JOHN r. JONES. Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
IMMORAL Point II. n.
rLArrEvlLLE DIVISION

MAI.
aaS ,,,, sssT an "S M,S, wTrr y,
do Belmont ~ Arrive Calamine, 10 %
Arrive Calamiuc. $50 Leave do 10 -
Leave do Eda Leave Belmont, II 0a
Arrive Mini Point % Arrive rlatteyille II ~
FRFiGRr AND ACCONM0DA Tf0N.
Leave llatlevllle Is Leave calaminc I 40
do Belmont ans do Belmont "a
Arrive vaiaminc aOO Arrive r,atteviile 4 ~
tw Passengers leaving Mineral Point AZ 600
A. Al. can reach Madison At IL, N, tho came
day nv Way " fros port and Caledonia.
Sl..s, u, GALE, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
EDWIN OSBORNE,
JeWeler and Engraver
ENGRAVING

make engraving a specially. Articles pur-
chased At my store viii be engraved FREE q T.
CHARGE. am the only cpgrcyer N the city.
Call and SCENE y. OSBORNE,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
SUMMONS.
State Of Wisconsin-Cilcuit Cour'

0tate OF w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O""i'
Mathew ROLES plaintiff. We. Eustacc j. Cooper,
and Mary A. Cooper his wife. defendsnls.
The State OF wisconsin, to the said defend
ants, and each ofthcm: .,,.,.
Won are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons. ex-
elusive OF the day Of service. ana oefena thc
above entitled action - .ne couas r ,ndCmsn
viii bc rendered against you according TO the
demand Of the complaint; OF which q copy is
herewith served upon you. And you are fliflh er
notified that the summons ana complain ~
this action was hlcd In the office 81 the clerk oil
the circuit court, at Dodgeville, Iowa County
Wisconsin, on March the 18th, A.. %. 1879.
j. M. SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
P.O. Address, Mineral Point, Iowa Co. VIE.
i,.ted March. 10Th, A. d. 1879. 1915
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
FOR SALE.
In so .4cre Farm in Iolca
County.

Thirty i've acres improved. GOOD frame
dwelling house. Good time On payments or
Will exchange and pay boot for larger place
near Mineral Point
- psrtie ilsrs inqa'ss 4 TIL. oass, pet
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
SPECIALITY

TO persons having badly fitting plates made by other Dentists
propose give PERFECT SATISFACTION, or no charges
will be made, AND THEY ARE TO BE THE JUDGES
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
SUMMONS.

Circuit Court--Iowa County.
Jobn KrIer plaintiff, Va. Nicholas Krlor. Eiz-
abcth Kricr. Henry Kricr. Margretha krier,
and Snsannah KreT, defendants.
.The state OF Wisconsin, to the said defendant
Nicholas Kricr.
Yon arc hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of thia summons, cx.
elusive oftbc day Of service, and defend we
above entitled action IN the court Aforesaid (;
and In case of Your failnrc 70 TO do. Judgment
will BIO rendered against You according to INC
demand OF the complaints of which copy II
herewith served upon you.
LANYoN 81 SPENSLEY,
plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. Address. Mineral Point Iowa co. VIE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04
A CARD.

will insert the best artificial Teeth Morrisons Patent
Plate for the months without charge Persons
wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will call early
after the expiration Of the time shall charge the royalty Of
the patent
J. w. ODGERS. DENTIST
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
susre Tunnel Distances.

Hofman's new map Of the Sutro tun'
mel contains bearings and distances
along the lateral branches, and from
them to the several hoisting-works along
the route. From It the following are
taken
North Latsral-From end Of curve to
q point 100 feet west Of the @. and O.
shaft n, 10 degrees, 80 minutes, .0l
seconds W., 2,738. 1913 feet /; from q point
100 feet west OF q. and @. shaft TO q
point 100 feet east Of Sierra Nevada, N,
degrees, 40 minutes. Al 1.6 seconds
E., 3,558. 303 feet ; from q point 100
feet sast OF Sierra Nevada to APPOINT 500
feet east OF Utah. N, II degrees, 66
minutes, 10 2-5 seconds W.. 1859. 1888
feet. Total number Of feet In north
lateral, s,855.514.
South Lateral-From station o, IN
Julia DRIFT to q point 80 feet east OF Jack
ct, g., Is degrees, 81 minutes, 81 SEQ
onds E.. 3.639.806 feet from Q point
80 feet east OF Jacket to o point 200 feet
west Of 0verman, g., SO degrees. 20
minutes, 20 3.5 seconds E., 3.428. SO6
feet. Total number Of feet In south
lateral, 7,068.114.
Total number Of feet In both lateral
drifts. Is. 1914. 62S-equalt to 3.0l5 miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
Dying for . Pipe.

suxxrsvnLs (or.). Sept. 29.-A
brutal affair occurred here recently, the
particulars OF which are - follows: Az
David Troy was riding in his wagon In
company with . Mr.. Hugg. William
Martin approached, having in his hands
q heavy club about 80 inches long and
az inches In diameter. and jumped into
the wagon and demanded the return Of .
pipe. worth about twenty-five cents,
which he had loaned Troy q day or two
previously. Troy replied that he did
not know where the pipe was, a hs had
given Il to someone else. Martin then
Threatened to beat Troy's brains out I'm.
less the pipe was at once returned.
Troy said: You will have to beat. for
I don't know who has It," No sooner
had he uttered these words than Martin
struck him with the club. knocking him
into the back Of the wagon. Huae
grabbed the lines to prevent the team
from running away, while Martin con-
tinusd to beat Troy over the head anu
shoulders until life appeared to be OF.
tinct. when hs prsoipitatsly fed. and
has not yet been captured by the officers
who are in search Of him. Troy now
lies In . very critical condition and but
small hopes Of his recovery are enter.
tanned. he was noted for being
peacesble man and o good citizen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
mu,ie and Drauinx in schools.

The matter Of teaching music and
drawing in tho public schools Of Vir.
ginia has for a long time furnished the
papers OF that city with something over
which to wrangle. These branches have
been discarded by the School Board. and
the members give the following reasons
for doing 30: They allege that there is
not O member OF the Board who 10 not
anxious to have these branches taught
In the public schools, together with every
other branch OF useful knowledge; but
the school fund for the past three years
has been from $4,000 to $4,000 in
debt. and not only the taxpayers but in
many instances the parents Of children
attending the public schools have per.
sistsntly importuned each individual
member OF the Board to do away with
these ornamental branches, or. al they
call them, the "hifalutin notions Of
music and drawing" The Board con.
sidered the matter carefully. as well as
the methods by which they were taught,
and last term decided not to have music
and drawing taught by special teachers
employed for thar purpose; but II II Is
the wish OF the parents and taxpayers to
have them re-established. all they have
to do Is to make that wish manifest un.
.mistakably. and the Board will engage
competent teachers. This Is the present
position Of the Board in this matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
GRANTS RECEPTION.
The Virginia Cemmistec heets and
Organises Tritle Grand Asr.
shal-finance Committee, Etc.

The Citizens Committee Of Virginia
on the Grant reception met at the City
Hall lsst evening and organized by call.
ing Mayor Young to the chair and ap.
pointing Captain F. @. Lord and B. F.
Wallace Secretaries.
F. A. Tritls was chosen Grand Mar
shall with authority to appoint as many
deputies and aids as he sees ct. BE
was requested to invite the various soci-
cites OF the city and the people OF sur
rounding towns to participate In the
proposed reception.
E. B, stonehill, John W. Mackay,
George A. King. n. g. Gillette, F. A.
Tritls and John 8. Young were appoint.
cd q Finance COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gillette said he believed Il was
the understanding that the Savage man
sion was to be placed at General Grants
disposal during his stay In the city.
The General and party would there find
q place to sleep and all they would re-
auire to eat and drink, % he did not
think from what he had seen Of the
General that they would be very s1trav.
agant.
It was agreed that the Grand Marshal
and Aids should be requested TO attend
to providing Q programme for the whole
reception, reporting ct the next meeting.
Adjourned to meet next Monday even.
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. Sept. S0.-The hop crop Is the
smallest since 1860. The blight 10 gen
srsl In Kent Sussex and Worcestershire,
At Fordham there are moderate stocks
Of ysarling and old hops remaining in
brewers hands. but there are few offer
ing in the market. A considerable i'm.
p~ortation from America and the CONT.
nent 10 probable.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-Notices Of 10 Pc,
cent. reduction OF wages were posted on
Saturday Of nearly all the earthsnwsrs
and china manufactures u the Stafford
potteries. The men are determined "a
resist this reduction, which will affecl
$4,000 operatives.
The British ship Langdals. Captain
Jenkinson. which sailed from San Fran
cisco on June IA, has been wrecked neal
Carnsore Point, Wexford. The Captain,
his wife, three children and four OF the
crew were drowned.
The mass meeting summoned for Bat
urday In hyde Park, to dsnounoe the
incapacity Of tho Govsrmsnt and do.
mand an appeal 10 the country. proved
a failure. The attendance was meager,
and NO prominent leaders were present.
The single scull race today between
John Higgins and B. W. Boyd, for s400.
over tbs Thames championship course,
was won easily BY Boyd.
PANS, Sept. 30.-Pdncs Jerome Bon.
sparts goes 70 Italy 10 visit his son. with
whom he will aftsrward 60 to Chisel.
hurst to visit Empress Eugsnie. prior to
her visit to Scotland, whittier she goes
at Queen victoria's invitation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30

elder boy threw o RATA and caught the
younger around the ankles. then In o
spirit OF mischief tied the RATA to the
animals tail. The calf becoming fright
sned ran, and dragged the little fellow
several times around the in~closure, In.
juring him 80 severely that he died . few
hours after.
TnucKxE, Sept. 800. W. Whitney
stabbed George Thomas during an alter.
cation here yesterday afternoon. Thomas
was the assailant, and Whitney drew Q
knife and inflicted Q terrible wound
under Thomas right arm. He Is mo.
msntarily expected to die. Whitney
claims TO have acted In sslf-deiense and
surrendered himself to the authorities.
SAN LUIS ODrsDo, Sept. S0.-Jacob
German was caught in the machinery Of
the Nspoma Mills near this place, on
Saturday and Instantly killed. He leaves
. young wife ct Santa Cruz, whore he
resides,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
IPiperss opera House.

The Kennedy Juvenile Pinaiors party
performed In Reno last evening to Q full
house. the occasion being the opening
Of the new theatsr in that place. To-
night they will delight the people Of
Carson. and tomorrow night appear at
Pipsr's Opera House. Whoever will
take the trouble to think yer the scenes
and recall the songs OF "Pinafore" and
then over in thought picture all as being
done by children from three to ten years
OF age, all In downright sober earnest
with the business In hand, will get an
idea Of the ludicrousnsss OF the per-
formanoes Of this company Of little folks.
A girl Of Ave will amuse o whole house
full by simply dressing in her mothers
garments and paradins In the parlor.
Such fun will be multiplied tomorrow
night at the Opera House. and the
season will be one Of rare enjoyment.
Reserved seats at the box Office. Matinee
Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30

SAN Francisco. Sept. 3O.-At noon
yesterday General Grant visited Wood.
wards Gardens, where he was accorded
tho most pleasing and interesting re-
oeption since he has been In the city, by
the children Of the public schools Of the
city and county, who were gathered to.
ssther there for the purpose to the mum.
Der Of over twenty-five thousand. The
General rode In, accompanied by Presi.
dent Heister, Of the School Department,
Director Flake, and John Russell Young.
The enthusiasm OF the Juveniles was i'm.
menss, and the air rang with their loud
and continued cheering. The platform
Wherein Grant was presented was
strswed with flowers, and floral offerings
greeted him In all directions, even the
ground hs walked on being carpstsd
with flowers. A brief address Of vel.
come was made by President Hsister,
which wal appropriately responded to
by Grant. After enjoying the sights
and pleasures Of the gardens as much as
hs liked, the General took his departure
for Millbrae, where he dined with D. o.
Mills, returning to the city at II o'clock
p. N.
General Grant leaves at 4 o'clock p.
n. to-day for the Yosemite. There 60
with him Mrs. Grant, Ulysses, Jr., John
Russell Young. General ]. F. Miller and
daughter and Miss Flora Sharon. The
programme involves Q day ct Stockton
and o day ct the Big Trees on the way
into the valley, q stay Of two days In
Yosemite, and . direct return, when
that brief time Is spent In sightseeing.
On the 9th Of October he dimes with
Senator Sharon, and leaves for Oregon
tho next day.
In the wsll.known case Of Sprsgue,
convicted Of the murder OF More, In
Ventura county, and sentenced TO DO
hanged. the execution OF which sentence
was deferred pending an appeal to the
Supreme Court, that court denied the
motion for Q rehearing and remanded
the cause, With directions to the court
below for carrying the judgment into
execution.
An accession to the estate Of the late
Marx Hopkins has come to light. About
o month ago @. P. Huntington, while
here, casually mentioned that he had In
his possession 0 lot Of United States
bonds. a~ggregating between $4,000, 600
and %. 600. 900. which he purchased
some time ago OF the request OF tho de-
ceased. He had supposed they were
included In the inventory Of the estate,
In which be was mistaken. Suoh .
small item having been overlooked by
the executors OF the estate, thsy Will
now be added TO the inventory.
Denis Ksarney said In his Sunday
speech that his purpose In calling on
General Grant was TO invite him 70 be
present at the sand lot meeting on Sum
day.
CoIros, Sept. S0.-Two boys, aged
ten and four years respectively. sons OF
Mrs.. Poole who lives on Q ranch near
this plaos, were playing with Q pet year
Ling calf yesterday morning. when The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
Il. z. Conference Appointments.

wNNrNuooA, Sept. 30.-Ths Mstho'
dist Episcopal Conferences. Bishop Gil.
bert Haven presiding. adjourned ysster'
day having been in session since the
25th. The following are the appoint.
ments made:
Reno District, W. Carver Presiding
Eldsr-Reno. @. MoKslvey; Carson. E.
O. Willis; Gold Hill to be supplied; Vir-
ginia City, w. O. Gray; Truokse, T. 8.
Uren; Susauvills, A. P. White; Indian
Valley, L. Even; Quincy, N G.. Lake;
Sierra Valley, N. W. Pratt.
Austin District, ]. D. Hammond. Pre-.
siding ~Elder-Winnsmucoa and Para.
disc, F. II. Warrington; Eureka and
Ruby Hill. r. A. Kicker; Unionyille to
be supplied; Tusoarora, ]. W. Pendls.
ton; Elko to be supplied.
Rodis District, G.. B. Hinkle. Presid.
ing Eldsr-Bodie. G.. b. Hinkle; Cole
vile and Bridgeport, w. Minis; Mason
Valley and Pine Grove, ]. T. Ladd;
Owen River. F. N. Willis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
Avv,va,s shis Morning.

Nr W II Gray. Mrs d W George. N p
Wolf. + Kieffsr. Mrs Thomas. II n Fred.
rick. J b Hayne. J @ Damn. II Cohen.
Nrs J s stacShouse. Mrs c W Narden. J
n Campbell. J Bray. VIM Meadows. h
Davsy. Thos Berry. Thos Richards. d b
Harlan. @ W Garrison. DR. Kirby and wife,
Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs Z d Sweeney. J Lynch
and wife. J Piper. W Hodges. r Peck
ham. W Mcqueen. A st Armand, A Doris.
. Brown. L d Frankel. X Gallagher. !
Sullivan. A Davis. W Sowden. L Fried
man. Robert Iugles. q Birdsall. II Roos
and wife. Miss Flora Roos. II p Metcalf.
A Wolfe. Theo Wolf and family, J Han.
Ian. " d G Gibson. N G Henly. D Gal
land, p Mccullough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-30
HIuH SCHOOL CABINET.


Following Is list Of the donations
made to the High School cabinet and
the names OF the donors:
CRYSTALS Of sulphur-Prof. 8. A.
White, San Francisco.
C~rystalized salt-C. q. Golding.
Big tree specimens, cinnabar. gypsum.
carbonate OF lime. Yosemite specimens,
manganese and ore from the Standard
mine-s teacher.
Shells from Santa Cruz-Miss Salksld.
A large specimen OF ore from the
Gould & Curry mine. three specimens
from the Trojan, and copper ore from
Alpine county. California-A. Lackey.
Fortified wood from the 450 level OF
the Rock Island mine, quartz crystals
and ore from the Oregon ledge, White
Pins-EI.Gov. Basdsl.
Silver ore from Crown Point mine, ore
from Meadow Lake, ore from Ophir
mine, yellow carbonate ore and molyb.
dsnits Of lead from Con. Eureka, red
oxide OF copper. gslsna-bearing quartz
from Humboldt county, quartz with
crystals OF iron pyrites from Eldorado
county, California, ohrysocolla carbon.
ate Of copper. from Nevada, California,
silver ore from Humboldt county-W.
8. James.
Black dyke, Crown Point mins-H.
Balch.
Three packages Of silver ore from
Lesdville, Colorado; also specimens OF
ore from Paradise mines-A. Z. Martin,
the assayer.
The trustees and teachers are now
making an effort to secure q library for
the use OF the pupils OF the school. Now
book cases are to be furnished for the
library. All contributions OF books will
be thankfully received. For oil such
credit will DO given to the donors, and
the books labeled. arranged on shelves
in the cases and kept for the use Of
teachers and pupils.
One OF the recitation rooms Is now in
use as q reading room. where the chill.
dren frequently assemble at recessss and
at noon while lunching and spend their
time proAtably. This should DO en-
coursged and the hope Is expressed that
the donations both to the reading room
and cabinet will be liberal.
Following 10 the list OF papers received
at this reading rooms:
GoLp HILL DAILY NEws-Donated by
the proprietors.
Virginia Evening Chronieh-Donated
by Mrs. Beckwith.
Sutro Independent = Donated by the
propristors.
Boston Daily Advertiser and San Fran.
cisco Daily Posl-Donatsd by L. vii.
liams.
Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslis's ~.
astrated-Donated by s. w. Chubbuck.
Scientific Amsriean-Donated by Matt.
Gillespie.
Norwalk (Ohio) Reflector.
New York Dramatic Mirror, New Eng.
land Journal Of Education. and Pacific
Coast Journal Of Observation-Disclosures by
one OF the teachers.
Newspaper clasps have been furnished
by the Masons and by Mr.. Thorburn.
Donations to the cabinet are solicited,
and also the reading roo and library.
II the good people Of Gold Hill would
pay o visit 10 the reading room and see
the number Of scholars. many OF whom
have neither suitable books nor papers
at home, who congregate in at that small
place at every opportunity. and the
eagerness they evince to obtain informa'
ton from the books and papers there.
they would certainly contribute some
thing towards its attractions.