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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
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Central S.hool-Hish School Depart.

Central S.hool-digh Scnooi depart
ment-Libbie Salkeld. Teacher: Mag.
gle Gillespie 80. Fannie West 80. Nellie
Greenwalt 80, John Mcdonald SO. An.
ME Mudd 80. Edward Luby 80. John
Mcneil %, Alice Henderson SO. Annie
Chegwidden 81. Mary Randall 90. vii.
liam Metson 95, William Likens %,
Rosa Swaney IS.
Central School-A Grammar Depart
ment-Miss N. A. Everett, Teacher:
Willie Phelan 80, Nancy Greenwood 90,
Mabel Williams 90, Lulu Thurman SO,
Leon Hall 95. Minnie Haub IS.
Central School-B and @ Grammar
Dspartment-Mary Mcdonnell. Teacher
Lucille Jacob, Luke Kief. Willie South.
ey, Willie Ramsey, Mary Holmes.
Central School--D Grammar Depart.
ment-C. 8. Wentworth, Teacher: Mary
Lowe, Mary Gillespie. Agnes Gillespie.
Charlie Likins, Willie Douglas, Joseph
Reilly. Orally Hall.
Central School-A Primary Depart
msnt-Nellis R. Lynch. Teacher: Uriah
Cameron, John Dsegsn, Henry Jacob.
Frank Mccarthy. Maggie Hanlsy.
Central School-B Primary Depart.
ment-Cassie Henderson. Teacher: Gar.
vey Logan. Johnnie Kenney, Albert
Thorburn. BERTHE Horsford. johnnie
Cook. Ignatius Fox, John Burke. Harry
Maxwell, Mamie Black, Alice Mas,s,
Carrie Ogg. Nellie Mack. Lily Canty.
Central School-C Primary Depart.
meut-Gsorgis Wright. Teacher /: Pearl
Hall, Nina Lee. Ella Taylor. Willie
Ahrsn. Charlie English. Myron Hors.
ford. Charlie Laity. Joseph wykoff.
Central Sehool-D Primary Depart.
ment, A Class-Ella Butterhsld. Teacher;
Annie Hooper. Lille Young. Lille Gum,
Libbie Cowan, Belle Cross, Emma
Noble, Della Penross. Carrie Richards,
Nellie Hanlon. Alfred Craze, Eugene
Costello. Daniel Dorns. Leven Fox.
James Kenny. Harry Lee, Willie O'Brien,
Willie Schwsiss, Andrew Jacobs, Willie
Lsundsr. Willie Burk, Willie Doans,
Joe Hawkins, j. Andrew Cannovan,
Samuel Burk. Albert Sharp, Willie Fox.
Central Sehool-D Primary Depart.
msnt, d Class-Ida N. Lynch, Teacher:
Blsnch Cahsn. Mary Croker, Carrie
Englis. Katie Fillion, May Gallagher,
Daisy Moore. Maud Jones, Mamie Max
vol, Sadie Mesgher. Manuel Wilson,
Irene Barry, Nellie Haderle. joey Had.
erie, Lena Rolfe, Charles GALLAGHER,
Arthur Jones, William Simmons. Willie
Campbell.
Divide School-A and B Grammar
Departmeut-A. b. G. Davis, Tescher:
Calvin Gavin. Fred. Tobsner. Mike
CAVITY, Frederick Tobener, Chas. M.
becker. James Hesley.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Department-M. L. Castor, Teacher:
Willie Hathsrell, John Mshoney. John
Casey, George Frock, Frank Petrie,
Willie Gavin.
Divide School-A Primary Depart.
ment- N. F. Hurley. Teacher: Josie
Hernon. Claude Kenyon. Alsck Cook,
Frances Niles, Katie Frock, Susie Akin.
son.
Divide School-C and D Primary Do.
psrtmsnt-G ,rtis E. Flanagan. Teacher:
Mamie Gallagher. Cordelia Dendrund,
Annie Thomas, George Dsndrund. Bsr.
tie Bowling. Henry Thompson. Willie
Booth. Fary Pequigney, Hugh Mcguire,
Clyde Hovey.
American Flat School-MiIed Grade
Depsrtmsnt-Lizzie Armstrong. Teach
er: Otto Lawson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

among the greatest sufferers. Men who
have capital are afraid to invest, and the
result Is that Improvements OF all kinds
have stopped and mechanics have been
thrown out OF work, Not . few citizens
of means have moved away and some
have transferred their business to other
cities. There ia perhaps no other Gov.
eminent In existence where Q mhn ike
Kearney would be allowed full sway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

The Peoples Entertainment Society
has taken root in England. 1t began,
at the instance Of Q Mr.. Bethune. by
inviting q few people to spend an even
ing in o Lambeth district Of London)
schoolroom. The charges for admission
are from two to twelve cents. The room,
lights and ~pianoforte are the only OK.
penss. tho music being given gratis by
noblsmen, gentlemen and ladies. These
entertainments arc becoming very popu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
Californisns in washington.

WASHINGTON. March o. Senator
Sharon leaves this week for San Fran
cisco.
Berry is preparing q speech on the
Chinese question. -,
Ben Holiday. Jr., is assisting his
father in securing the passage OF his
$500, 900 claim.
Mrs. Pachsco, who has been suffering
severely from paralysis, Is improving.
Mrs. EX-SENATOR Stewart left last Fri.
day for San Francisco. She has arranged
that her mansion, which was partially
destroyed by FIRE . few weeks $50. Is to
be altered 30 a. TO form two dwellings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

Tho Ave wives OF an Indiana man are
buried side by side. He long desired to
place a Tombstone at the head Of each.
but the cost deferred him, until be hit
upo an economical method Of lettering.
On every hsadstons 10 the Christian
Of . wife only, with an index
finger, accompanied BY these words;
.,For epitaph, see large stone"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
Help n Time or Need.

1t is we'll for the good people Of the
Comstock to understand that the pro-
cseds Of the Emmett Guard ball. to be
given ct National Guard Hall, Virginia,
on the 18th instant, will be at once for.
warded to the sufferers In Ireland and
will not be held while people there are
starving, 40 10 the Herald fund. The
ball will bs worthy Of patronage on 1t.
own account and doubly % on account
Of the good to b done with the pro-
eSsds,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

The bridegroom was not present at
the time appointed for u wedding at Har.
uuu,, Georgia. The bride, who knew
uis bashiulness, said his courage had
pr, b,bly failed him. Somebody sug.
pestsd liza, u horn be blown to call him,
and this was done. A responsive whoop
was heard rom the woods near by, but
the young man did not appear until q
scouting party brought him in BY force.
II was not until he became fearful Of
losing the girl, whose patience gave way
to anger, that he mustered courage
enough to face the ceremony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
The MoIement OF chinese East.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Ths papers have
at length awakened to the fact, and are
dsvoting considerable space to the com.
ing Of the Chinese. There 10 every in
dioation that before long, II the influx
OF Chinese continues, Chicago will raise
strong an cutlery against them a. Cal.
has done. The working classes
have already taken the alarm. and meet
ings are proposed to protest against the
immigration OF Mopgolians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
DeiAocratic State Csatral Commit.

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittse will meet in Virginia on the 22d
instant. at IL o'slock A. N. The mem.
beers Of the Committee are as follows :
Storey county,. B. Hill, Matt. Cana.
van. ]. A. Mahanny, 7. A. Atkinson, j.
X. Cowen. 0rmsby p. Cavanaugh.
Jr. Douelass--Dr. E. D. Block. White
Pins-Peter Weber. Eurska-D. Z.
Bailey. n. r. Churchill. Lyon-w.
n. Battsrsby. Esmeralda-J. N. Far
we'll. Churchill-W. G. Grimes. wsshoe
Ross Levers. Lincoln-Gsorge t.
Gorham. Humboldt. W. Greenwich.
Lander-George L. Dinsmore. Elko-
J. p. Edof. At large-w. G. Thomp-
son Of Storey; ]. II. Dennis OF Elko.
George W. Cassidy and n. B. Chsmbfn
Of Eureka.
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hoy and 0us, Again.

On Monday last, the little son Of one
of our citizens. while playing with his
sister, . bright, sweet child Of Ave sum.
mers. got hold OF his fathers gun which
had been left carelessly standing in the
kitchen by the thoughtless parent, point.
ed the gun at his playmate and saying
iokiuply. I'm kill you." pulled tho
trigger. What must have been that boys
feelings when hs found that be had lied;
that The gun was not loaded, aud that
his innocent little sister had knocked q
portion Of his nose of with q stick OF
vood
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

Mr.. Standing Bear. the distinguished
Indian chief, heard Joseph Cook lecture
the other day. "Hsap smart man."
aid iir. Bear at the close Of the lecture.
"Talkss, talkss, talkss. Big sound.
Who wind him up p" mo-" said Mr..
Cool. when hs heard Of u, 1.-THE Indian
cannot b civilized. Hes an internal
brute. and ] can prove u"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

A pompous, fat Methodist psrson,
leading class, came across Q lame sister.
Thinking to comfort her about her
inHrmity, concerning which she was
exceedinoly sensitive. he said: "My
sister, thsre'l be no cripplss In heaven"
"And no ~purse.guts. either" she snap
ped out, winding up the remark with q
hearty "thank God"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
WV CAN'T TAIN

without showing the condition Of our teeth
EVER laugh exposes them. In order no. to b
canned Of them let ~ us thss standsrd dsna'
n,c. soxopoNr. which 10 sure to hssp them
-s,,. ana s-potless. No tartar can enerust
I'm "a csnfer afsct the enamel. no spsclss
1880 tsfesr ths dental bone. II
ss,ssulsriy ussd. Il u . botanical prspefsnon
s.d n bSnsacial sdscts On The tssth sno sum
ars mArvelouS. - u remoyss no
and readers the gums hare Anof"J'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

Ia Paris, lately. lady visiting Q
friend wished. on leaving. to pat . pet
bulldog which wa chained up. The
dog. from some inexplicabls cause. VA
thrown into an aoosss Of fury; by Q TIRE.
mendous effort he broke his chain and
dew At her. actually tearing away the
Mhols Of her nose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
MRp.

Tn Ill Who are .suasass fron the 1rocs and
,,a,rr,uoas Of you.h. psrvous vess.ess. early
Ascsy. ioss Of manhood. etc; y VII nEaHaS
s-sss rsmedy VA discovered by missaon,
~. ~ south Knesica. Ssnd Q elfsoarsss
savelops 70 he Rxy. JesxRs I. nxAs ~
D.Nsv Yosk city. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

Disastrous Effects OF Kearneyism.
WASHINGTON, March s.--Ths Star pub.
fishes the following sditorially : Ksarn-
syism has been - disastrous 10 business
interests In San Francisco - q CONNER.
eiIl panic and the hhering classes are
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09

II. d.l.y.atr.iai d sali'an'd for $40
Ithis afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-09
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
W. Z, COPELAND

. RsPEorFuLLY ANNOUNCES HrMsELF
N 70 the votsrs Of Gold Hill - . candidate
for the oacs Of Town NsshA, TO - slsetsd
% 1eA1ayyx NAY a. nsxt. os@'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27
LAND, sTOCK AND CROP.

Jas. Paxton sold to Robt McAlister
Is yearlings at SOS,
- Hemp has climbed up to $40 per cwt.
and the tendency is still upward.
u. NJ Hail sold to David Prewitt 1872
wethers and ewes at 81 IS per head.
-Sixty-three head Of yearling mules
sold in Clark county this week for $3.50.
Robert McAlister sold to f. S. Mes
sick, of Mercer, Is head Of good calves
at $50.
- Twelve shares of Second National
Bank stock of Richmond, Ky, sold last
week at Sl2l.lO.
A eve belonging to Mrs. lack Elkin
gave birth to four lambs last Saturday, all
Of which are living and doing we'll.
Squire J. S. Murphy informs Us that
all Of the fruit buds are safe up to this
time save pears, which have, almost with
out exception, been killed.
j. NJ. Copeland, Jr., of Tennessee, has
succeeded in disposing Of his large drove
Of cattle at $50 to SIS; $50 for milk COWS,
and SIG to $50 for young cattle.
- The peach crop having failed in Bour-
bon county for several years, the farmers
have decided that II they do not produce
this year, that the trees shall no longer
cumber the ground and will lay axes to
their roots.
- WINcnEsrER CorRr-The Sun re-
ports 1900 cattle aud a good market. The
best grade Kentucky steers brought 81 to
81 %; 500 to 1000 pound steers brought
$3.50 to 1925; yearlings brought S2j to
$50 per head calves, Sl2.5O to S23 per
head; mountain stock. q To Be-, according
to quality and size. Mules sold for $40 to
sl2j. Plug horses ranged from S25to $50;
good common drivers, $50 to 500.
- LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI In the
former place cattle are little higher,
Good to extra shippers are worth A to
i65; best butchers - 10 Al, thin to good
? 10 ~ cents. Hogs are also looking up
with choice at SiiO TO SiGO; good light to
good heavy 81 to Si31. Sheep-Commpn
10 extra 81 To o cents. la Cincinnati eat
lie are worth all the way from / 30 cent.
or common, to Al for best shippers Hog.
rom $1,000 Si75, and sheep from o 10
y cents.
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EOCtL NOTICES.

CLoyrn and Timothy Seed ut Ovsley a
Higgins
WArcnr, mud Jcvcliy repaired and war.
anied by Chcnaut a Penny.
" YOU wish a good glass Of Ale or Beer,
call NJ J W. Rulers Ale Saloon.
A Lkn0r stock of Landrcth's Garden
seed ct Chenault a Pennys al fresh, no
Old seed.
PAINTS, White Lead, oils, Nanishes,
Window Glae, az bottom prices NJ Chen.
ault n pcnnya.
Pnruurny Toilet Soap, Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes. and toilet ARTICLES Of
40 Kinds ai Chonault a Penny
A large aud splendid line oi Saddles.
plow Gear and Harness OF 90 kinds At
Harris y Nuunelley's, With priccs away
down.
Nrw Cnor laudreihs Garden Seeds
put up in sealed packages and guaranteed
10 be- genuine, fir sale by McRoheu. a
siagg.
New YorK Early Rose and Peerless Irish
POTATOES. the largest and hcst varieties
known, can h. had Tor sccd ut Owslcy n
llirgins
Go 70 Marshall a Ruplcy's Tor Spring
aud summer Suits. In ohcapncss, style
and quality they cannot he excclled by
any. Give them a call and see their prices.
Best cement In the world nj McRoherts
n Siarr's for - cents bottle. viii mend
China, glass, marble. wood, bone. leather,
JET, coral, icvclry, earihenwafe, porcelain,
Ne, &c.
SrnAYFp on STOLEN From my pfemi
.es, on the Rush Branch Turnpike, on Sat.
urday night, February p, a hay mare, 10 |
hands high, about ! YEAR, old, thin In or |
der, one fore foot white. Any Information /
given the owner or left ai this Office will he |
gladly received John Narnon, colorcd
TAHLER's Buckeye Pile Ointment l. the /
hvoriie remedy for that terrible disease,
Piles or llemorrhoids. u q the favoritc
remedy because it never fails 20 cue the
most obstinate ease when uscd according
10 directions DO not fail 10 avail yourself
NJ the rlief afforded by this invaluable
but call NJ the drug store for
fablcrs Buckeye Pile Ointment. Price
IN cents, at McRobcrts aud Stage.
10 You are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Bliousness, or
my disorders of a sluggish liver, poitaline,
ir Iahler's Vegetable Liver Powder, will
'ure you. Taken In time, Il will save a
loctor's bill aud much suffering. II has
cen used successfully IN many cases
ahere other remedies had failed. Dyspep.
ia Is a common complaint, and anything
iilurding reliefis gladly welcomed. Porta-
aline j. only 80 cents package. and will
'urc you. "A McRoheris aud Siaggs
To WESTERN ENiGnANTs Having been
ppointcd GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENr !
4 Cincinnati Tor the NANDALiA LINE,
or the States 81 Missouri, TRAs, An
,ANsAs, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CotoRAno,
'AliFoENIA, and the WESTERN TERRIro- .
M, am fully prepared 10 furnish, rRrE
"a application, Maps, Land Circular, Civ.
ng Soil, Climate, dc. Lowest rates made
~ passengers, household goods or stock
all on. or address. GEO. A. KNIGHT. |,
ienl Emigration Agent, y. T.. Cor. 9Th f.,
ud Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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jos. Faulkner, nm aged and respected
citizen Of this county, died 10 his home
wednesday, in BIZ 10Th year. Funeral ser.
vices % family residence atiUA.M. Friday
- Hemp i worth g. in our market, but
is very scarce James aud Sim slaughter
have IT, only crop Of any consequence in
the county. Hemp seed j. worth so;
timothy seed, $500; German millei, sl.2l;
bluc-gra~, Soc. to 7jc.; orchard erasa,
sl.05i red clover, s.; sapling clover, $3.50
- MAnRiED.--At the residence II Jas.
II. Baughman, in this county on the 2jth
inst, Mr.. Thos. A. Bradley to Mis- Alice
Rice.-~Ai the residence Of the brides
father on the 9th inst. Mr.. John V. Cren.
shaw, Of Winfield, Kansas, to Miss Eta
Pulliam ......At Dr. Ayres Office on the
23rd, Mr.. H. H. Williams to Miss Rena
Covert
A new through freight schedule for
the C. $. u. W. went into effect on last
Monday, but Is only temporary The pas
senger trains will remain unchanged undi
March the sth, when M entirely new ADD
complete time table for both freight and
passenger trains, will be issued The Grit
through train passed our depot on SUNDAY
and was gaily decorated and labeled.
-- PERsoNAL-Dr. Turner, who was in.
jured some time since has been seen on
the streets.....M Mrs. Il. l.. Salter j. said to
be greatly improved. Miss Lutte
Kimbrough and Miss Allie Taylo-,
Of Clark county, aud Mr.. Jas. Van SAINT,
of Flemingsburg, are visiting Miss Matte
Jones......Mr iona y. Nichols, our former
County Clerk, WIS in Danville last week
J. G. Crawford formerly Miss
Cowan CALDWELL, Of San Anlonia, Texas.
is visiting friends and relatives in the
county.
The celebration of Washington's
by the Literary Societies Of
Centre College was attended with the us
nal routine Of gayely The End Church |
Turing the exercises in the murning was
Tiled and at night crowded. The music,
with the exception Of Pinaiore selections,
was good. The speakers in the morning
were Il. ?. Dunlap, W. +. St Clair and J. |
W. skinner in the evening c. X. Barrett,
J. ?. Mccartney and r. W. Knox. After
The exercises were concluded at the church |
he crowd went in different directions on
livers missions, some to their homes,
many to the supper at the Hall, and those
4 an ;.nrighteous tendency to get their
lippers and then to the Hop at the Mill
arv Institute
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"no you DESIRE Colonel wcih, 10 state ans.
thing srcadoiiy about ihc Mt Vernon laiioi
Ans.-"No. ltmust .'aud on is own mof.i..
soe 90 3. aid 20 fcfu "ncfssi Matte danI
tnow whether or not addressed her in that uay
The letter wa written huniciiy, late DO uieht and
under peculiar circumstance. A man o. apt, 20 d
woman ao utterly hrotcn-hcarie,l and dependent
To- iall into method Of 4ddrcss more familiar and
even more tender than would hc approved Of by
BIZ wife Or Mr Urandy The evident purpose of
the letter was 10 cflain some appareni neglect In
wrtiag, 10 reconcile her to going 10 a hospital D.
her physician had advised, 10 cheer her up gener-
ally, and 10 assure her that vas stiu what sui-
scribcd myself faithfully her iricnd.'"
Q.-"Will you give the name Of Miss Coleman's
seiueer, and any facts connected withuT
Al viii not There s nothing to make ~
necessary. % would DO no any rood. u might
DO harm"
Colonel WEIGH Is liberal and generous
hearted man, and we can easily see how
he was led 10 help this woman His
statement is honest and straight forward,
and there il no doubt As to the authentici-
ty II the letters given, but We think
the Colonel owes It 10 the community 10
give the name Of the vile aeduccr, 10 that
II no further punishment could he melted
out to him he could be summed by all de-
cent people. We have a slight clue to the
soonndrel, hut can give no further infor-
nation now than that he is a married man.
We admire and applaud the course that
DR.. Craig has pursued in the affair. Tn
Of who her foul seducer was, bat
conscious that she needed assistance, he
expended both his money and his time in
her sunerings, guarded the Sc
cret Of her condition with jealous care and
would have kept, Il in his power, her
shame from her doling family. DR.. Bro
naugh who, by request Of Dr. Craig, called
several times to see Miss C., says DR.. Craig
acted a. he advised, and as al physicians,
who are gentlemen, would have acted
p. S.-We forgot to state that in a letter
10 DR.. Marcus, also published in the En-
iuirer, Miss G. says that the gentleman who
vas paying her board was not her seducer.
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RELIGIOUS.

- Elder Milton Elliott will preach at
the Christian Church at Crab Orchard next
Sunday at II o'clock.
90 The District Conference Of the South
ern Methodist Church will be held here on
the 10Th Of March. A number Of distin-
guished preachers will be in attendance.
Rev. Walker Lackey, a oolored preach
er Of this place, has just closed a three
weeks meeting at Walnut Flat, With 2G
additions to the church, all Of whom have
been "buried in baptism"
A young theolog. from Dlnville,
whose name We did not inquire, preached
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday, and
came nearly forgetting when to quit lie
was evidently trying to initiate some Of his
preceptors
- The Baptists are repainting and re-
pairing their cnpola, which should re-
mind our dear brethren of the Presbyte-
rian church that theirs is in fearful need
Of immediate attention. Rain pours in
through it and is fast running the handsome
inner walls.