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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-23
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mes Mameas i3immerman befinbet. bic
2eide eines neuseborenen 8inbes entbeft.
anf senanntem Ylase tpobnen mebrcre
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beuutten. obne NrsmObn gu idSpisn.
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nen unb entbedte bic 2eide.
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CONNER beim @raben zines yrunnens
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setrpilen, I'M mad benz Sel su bcbren.
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8urnet County. eridOB einen 6artigen
Nomcns Self Deit.
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Der Sunta Sc 8abn eineu GrrreB= Bean,
ten fdpB, 1T lei 9Ypns Citation Derbaftet
pcrocu uno befinbet fA in Der Sail bon
Barleicn County.
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eountp cine neue Staot ausselest uno
'ibr ben 9eanten eecn seseben. @tn Wann
NantenS WatbemS entoedte neulid Sob
len in senanntem County.
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net. Der @esen bat benz ncu sep1laaten
2onbe SGaoen setban uno pielen @runb
,pesseipaiden.
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Sobn s. Sones BON Burnet beim Nelfeiz
gen ieines WagenS, 9erietb unter bic Wa=
Der uno Uurpe aberfabren unb aet1btet.
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in Mari9al libel mitseipielt. st sab
bolelbit cine Uor(telluns uno wurbe bo.
bei pent Yublifun, nit giern be,rcrfen.
Gr risf bic Yclisei CUR 9alfe; bies bate
inbeb bic Solse, baB er tpesen Midtbe,ab.
lung BON Staatss iinb County. .QicenS uef.
baftet purbe. Gr be;ablte bieIelbe unb
madte li9 bann id!eunislt capon.
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babnarbeiter 9eatberman auf Der geraa
Yacifcbabi1 iiberfabren unb setSbtet.
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6cultcn idreibt: Soultcn als See(fabi
| 1T feline Gbindre i,ebr. WaS tunse 2eu.
te nidt gu erleben sebadten. bos uerben
ate Qeute nod leben, ndmlid bic Nnfunfi
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;. +. am Bapouenoe Der Wain -Strase.
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@i4ti8teit Der Gtabt erfennenb, cine
YermeIiuns fiir einea Sdiffssganal bon
Clinton, bsm ietisen 8orbafen mad Der
Manbuas bes Bbite Sat 8aYou Scr=
nebmen laNen uno baben bic Snsenieure
beridtet, oaB Elm - SUB tiefsr uno 100
1uB breiter Sanal nidt msbr ais 1885,
2sO tcifen uno ourd ben Duraitia Der
idarfeu 8riinlmuuBeu i'm Buffalo Babpu
leidt bsrsuitelen iein marbe. Die 0ie.
sierunS 1T nit bieiem Yeriht einperifan.
ZEN unb leste ihn nit elmer Gmpfebluna
sem Gcnsreiie Dor. Der fir bic erlten Ir,
beilen pcrlauiis s25, 900 bewiaiste. Nad.
benz einmal 70 piel setban. wirS es mid
idmer balten, ben eOnsreB sur yemilli
auna bes ReiteS 3u bepesen smei ODE,
brei Sabren ipiter wiirben saun Dampie,
nit einem IiefsanS BON 9 SUB bier Ian
ben f5nnen.
- petrefIs Der 8ieb3udt wiro BOZ
! VSrne sel6rieben: Die Yiebpaioe laBi
niats gu miiniden ibria, bas @ras III
iebr i&Sn, Yieb I'M Sutem Stanbs, Wild
fiibe ersiebig. GiniserlnaBen CUTE Wtild
fiibe brinSeip bier $2O-25; seben BEL Bio
fec Wraswaibe 2 @allcnen Wild pei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-23

Mtllionsn pon Msnidsn lsiosn an
bem furdtbaren llsbel, 5dmcrrtut.
ben eenannt. Dem Or. 9. Silatee,
mad SABRE lansen Sori&uussn, II ss &C.
lunesn. bas uor3iislidlts Setlmittel,
ANAKESIS senannt. gu s.fncen. IS III
pas Bsits, pas nod is oasewel,n. Be-
weiemittel bteisr Bebauptun9 liesen bei
1auisnesn idriftlid sur giniiat prr.
Musenbltdlide 9inperuns ber @hmsr,en
uno. bet Mnmenouns uad 8orldrift,
politdnbtse Sur ,usefdsrt. .. Nsu1db.
ter & Co., Bpr 3946, Stem yort, fhiden
auf gerlanesn probsn 10 fenfrei
mad alien plabsn In rem Ser. @taaten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Equallzlnp the Railroad.

Winnsmueea Silver State. September Al.
The Board Of Equalization met pur.
suant to law; present, Z. II. Scott.
Chairman. and L. N. Carpenter. and G..
A. Lsgrave, Deputy Clerk.
It appearing to tho Board that . full
description Of the personal property OF
the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
. corporation. does not appear upon the
Assessment Boil: 1t IL ordered that tho
Assessor amend said roll 80 as to CON.
form to the statement furnished by the
General superintendent Of said comps.
ny.
A complaint having been made and
fled With the Clerk OF this Board. by
j. T. Halloot. complaining that the As.
SCISSORS valuation OF certain property.
assessed to the Central Pacific Railroad
Company. should be changed and COR
r-c,.d, by adding thereto as follows:
144X miles OF main track In Humboldt
county, assessed at the sum Of 1857. 900.
to be raised to 90, 3l2, 900; 8 SO Tooth
miles Of side track. assessed at the sum
OF $2s. 900. to DO raised to S39. $40; and
l44H miles OF telegraph line. assessed
at the sur Of $1,000. to be raised to $l0.-
837 80; also that Humboldt coupty's
proportion Of personal property aud rol.
ling stock will DO 1851. 060; 1t 10 or
drred that the Clerk notify said Central
Pacific Railroad Company that the Board
will act In the case on Monday the 28th
day Of September, 1881, Of 2 o'clock p.
NJ, and that the Board Of Equalization
find Il necessary to add 10 the assessed
valuation OF the above mentioned prop.
srty rs prayed for In said complaint.
The Board adjourned until next Mon.
day at 2 p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Enrland's Sympathy.

LONDON. September 23.-Ths Times,
discussing the court mourning. says: II
10 seldom that such m announcement
carries with Il so deep q sympathy and
the entire concurrence not only Of Q part
but Of the whole British nation. Gen.
eral GsrHeld's has been truly Q heroic
caresr-heroio In its beginning, in ito
long struggle and In its end.
Lord Brobsou, son Of the Earl Of
Meath. writes the Times: at Ii to be
hoped that IN early opportunity Of pub.
licly expressing the deep and heartfelt
sympathy Of oil classes In the United
Kingdom will be given"
At q meeting Of the London Common
Council yesterday. the Lord Mayor pre-
siding, the following resolution was
unanimously carried:
RESOLVED, That this Court hss received
with the utmost sorrow and regret the
intelligence OF the death Of President
Garfield. and dssires to express its deep
sympathy with the American people on
the loss Of Q statesman who has BEEN
held 10 such great respect, not olly BY
bis fellow countrymsn, but by the whole
world. Il desires to convey to Mrs.
Garfield aud her family . respectful q.
preston OF its sincere coincidence In her
irrsparabls bereavement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
CHOICE

The contents Of the North American
Rsvis,c for October cannot fail to arrest
the attention Of all readers. Every ons
Of the topics discussed 10 Of the highest
present interest. and nearly all Of the
authors are eminent American states.
men, publielsts and l~itteratsurs. Sem
ator John T. Morgan. Of Alabama. con-
sidsrs "Soms Dangerous Question:
namely. certain emergencies arising In
the administration OF the United States
government. for which adequate pro-
vision IL not made In the Constitution
or the laws. Among these questions
that Of the succession to the Presidency
In case OF the inability OF the elected
incumbent. holds = conspicuous place.
and 1t is treated by the writer with
much learning and in the most judicial
temper. Professor George P. Fisher.
Of Yale College. contributes Q profound
study Of The Elements Of ~Puritanism."
pointing out wherein Puritanisn was
transient in its influence. and wherein
permanent. A stronger vindication Of
Puritanism perhaps never was written.
Senator George F. Edmunds. Of Yer
mont, defines the relations which exist
between 1.-THE State and the Nation"
replying to an article by the Hon. David
Dudley Field that appeared in the May
number. d. g. Gilman. President Of
the John Hopkins University. writes Of
''Ths Idea Of the University" drawing
the line Of distinction between the col.
lsgs and the university. and showing
how the latter institution is the indis-
pensabls organ Of . generous. liberal
culture. A timely historical paper IL
that Of Mr.. Sydney Howard Gay. "'why
CORVALLIS was at Yorktowp." Under
the title. "Shsll Two States Rule the
Unioni" the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
discusses tho perennial tariff question.
which he insists 10 . subject not for pol.
i~icisns. but for econonists. to be set.
tied. not In the councils Of politicians.
but BY . commission Of manufacturers
and business men. u. Desire Charnsy,
in the ninth Of his valuable sreheolog-
icsl papers. sets forth the grand results
Of his researches among the "Ruinsd
Cities Of Central America" Finally
Colonel II. B. %Carrington. in an article
"wsshinston o. q Strateeist." proves
oonolusively the title Of Washington to
BE- esteemed ''Hrst In war;"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
PREsIDENr

Upon taking the oath Of Office yesssr'
day. President Arthur made Q short sd-
dress appropriate to the occasion. hs
ferrinR to the wise provisions OF The
Constitution providing for the Prssidsn-
tiai succession in an emergency like the
present. he said:
Man may die, but the fabric Of our
free institutions remains u~nhroksn. No
hiahsr or more assuring proof could q.
ist OF the strength and psrmsnsncy Of
populsr government than the TACT that
though the one chosen Of the people BE-
struck down. his constitutional successes
10 peacefully installed. without shock or
strain, except the sorrow which nouns
the bereavement.
Al has been heretofore stated. before
the death Of the President. Mr.. Arthur
said on one or two occasions that should
hs bs called to the Presidential chair
through the Intervention o! death. be
should make no changes. but vsuld
ssdssvor to simply follow in the course
marked out BY the President and en-
dssvor 10 carry out what no had 20 ably
commenced. In his address yesterday.
10 reiterated these intentions as follows:
All the noble aspirations OF my Ia
mented predecessor. which found ex-
preston In his life; the measures de-
yised and suggested during his brisf
administration to correct abuses and
enforce economy. to advance thu pros.
psrity and promote the general welfare,
to insure domestic security and main.
tain friendly and honorable relations
With the nations Of the earth, will DO
asrnered In the hearts Of the people.
and IL will Be my earnest endeavor to
profit, and to see that the nation shall
profit, by his example and experience.
Mr.. Arthur secs NO immediate trouble
ahead in any direction; everything 10
going along smoothly and well. and no
extra session OF Congress 10 considered
Necessary. The address concludes thus:
Prosperity blessss our country. Our
fiscal policy Ia nIed BY law. 10 we'll
grounded and generally approved. No
threatening issus mars q foreign inter
course, and the wisdom. integrity and
thrift Of our people may DO trusted to
continue u~ndisturbed. Tho present a.
sures q career OF peace and tranquility.
The gloom and anxiety which have en-.
shroudsd the country must make reposs
especially welcome now. No demand
for speedy legislation has been heard.
No adequate occasion is apparent for an
unusual session Of Congress. The Con-
stitution defines the powers and fune-
lions Of the Executive a. clearly a. those
Of either OF the other departments OF
the government. aud be must answer for
the lust exercise Of the discretion which
IL permits and the psrisrnsnes Of the
duties II imposes. Summoned to those
hish duties and responsibilities. and
profoundly conscious OF their magnitude
and gravity. ! assume the trust imposed
by the Constitution. relying for aid on
Divine guidance, and the virtue, patriot
ism and intsllissnes Of the American
people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Miscellaneous.

VIENNA, September 23.-Ths death Of
President Garfield has deeply impressed
Emperor Francis Joseph. While hs was
at the army mansuvers, daily reports
were forwarded him In regard to the
condition Of the late President.
LONDON. September 23.-Ths King OF
Portugal has teleersphed his condolences
to the United States. All journals o..
press sympathy. At Rev. Mr.. Spur.
geon's tabernacle, yesterday. Spurgeon
besouRht prayers for the widow and the
American people.
The Cologne Gazette says: MAY the
Americans. over the remsips OF Presi.
dent Garfield. pledge themselves to q.
tirpsts place hunting"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Barbee District.

W~iansmueea Siirsr State. September a.
L. A. Blaksslse. Of Humboldt House.
was in town yesterday. He informed %
that there are ten men at work In Bar.
bee District, within three miles Of the
station. Judge Bsrbss has two mines,
which are showing up vol and producing
rich ore. Rich float was found or the
surface, and cuts were run into the hill
to find the leads from which II was
broken Of. This way Of prospecting
was successful, as two good leads, which
have every indication Of being psrma.
nent, have been found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
San Francisco Items.

SAN FRAScIsco. September 23.-Thso-
dors Perry, oilsr 10 the mixing room Of
Whittier, Fuller & Co.'S oil works. Ere.
mont street. was killed this morning BY
being caught In the machinery. Bis
arm was torn Of and chest crushed.
He was q native Of Greece. aged thirty.
six years.
The body OF an unknown man was
found on tho beach near Fort Peint this
morning.
The Belvidsre lsviss an assessment oil
twenty-five cents Q share.
The San Francisco Stock Board will
not attend the funeral obsequies Mon.
day as an organization. so many Nom.
bers being affiliated With various So
cieties. The Pacific Board will attend
in o body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Humboldt Fruit.

There 10 NO longer any occasion what
svsr for importing any fruit, says the
Silpsr State, except grapes, from Califor.
mia. - the home product Of peaches.
pears. apples, plums, Aectarinss. etc.. IL
sufficient to supply the demand. John
Guthrie brings fruit TO market regularly
from his ranch. twelve miles south VI
town. and Charles Zimmsrshesd keeps .
team on the road steadily bringing fruit
from his ranch In Busna Vista valley.
]. W. Brown. Of Coyote Creek. has also
Q large crop. % has also NJ. E. Bushes.
Of Pleasant valley. 8. B. P. Pierce and
Mrs. Isabella Lamsnee. Of Paradise.
have. We are informed. raised large crops
Of apples aud plums. 30 the county 10
we'll supplied with hsms-rsised fruit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

A new lighthouse. in which the cleo.
trio light 10 to DO used, has lately been
completed at Msrseillss. The cost Of
the light Is seven timss less than the
cost Of that which Il will replace. Tho
new lighthouse win be ons Of the finest
ON the French coasts. The light. which
will be equal to $500 gas jets. will be
visible al q distance Of twsnty-ssvsn
niles-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

ExoRkNrs.-0ver enc hundred emf.
grants passed vest yesterday. The tain
which conveyed them toward the setting
sun rsnained here nearly two hours,
and II was remarked BY many who saw
them that they were . class Of people
that any community might Be glad to
have settle in its midst. a. they ap.
pssrsd to 10 wsll.to-do kind Of people
and acted like ladies and gsntlsmsn.-
Wimm1eea Stpr Stats, 6ptamb~ q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

The English minstrel company which
las just made its hrst American appear
ancs In Philadelphia 10 said to excel In
ballad singing. being free from those
nasal tsnors and phenomenal altos pscu-
liar to the minstrelsy Of this country;
bat Ito jokes are the old ones to which
~ have been accustomed for % many
ysars. and there 10 little Of the plsnta-
lion nero Characterization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
W. Il. Yspderbilt has. /. /, r.port.d

W. Il. Vanderbilt has. Il IL reported.
offered $3.50. 900 for 200 acres ct Green.
vioh. This piece Of land commands a
magnificent view Of the Sound. and 10
knew a. "Fisld Point" The New
Haven Journal says: "a peculisrity OF
the town 10 that the land 10 held ct high
figures. A few families own . great
many acres. and there IL q sort Of family
pride In keeping them and handing
them down to their descendants. Meet
Of this property 10 taxed at farm rates."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Scarcely any disease to which human
beings are subjected 10 10 thoroughly
discourasipg a. Fever and Asue. The
periodical return OF alternate chills,
fever and sweating. 10 terribly deprsss.
ing. Ayers Aeue Cure 10 the only rem.
edy known, which 10 certain to cure
permanently. by expellinR the malarisl
poison which produces the disease. II
does this surely. and leaves no Ill effect
upon the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

DULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of business,
ban Francisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Gold Hi Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice II hereby given, that ct . mectinR OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the tveuty.nrst
(2tst) day Of September, 1881, an assessment
mo. ~ OF One Dollar t$tl per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
tion, payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin. TO tho Secretary, at the ofnec OF the
Company, koom 3, Safe Deposit Building. No.
s1S Montgomery street, Ban Francisco. y.
ifornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTY SIXTH
(2e BY day Of OCTOBER, 1881, viii be delin-
ouent sad advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless psyment is made beioSs.
will be sold on TUESDAY. the fIF.
TENTH u6,hD day Of NOVEMBER. 1881.
10 pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF Advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. y. BRAZRLL, Secretary.
Oface-Room No. .. bafe Deposit Building.
No. s2s Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
California. se2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Tho liver is the organ most speedily
disordsrsd BY malarial poisons. Ayers
Aeue Cure expels these poisons from the
system, and is q most excellent remedy
for liver complaints.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

"Hub Puseh" IL delicious With lemon.
ade, One Ice, soda or milk. Have u ready for
the welcome or parting guest. Sold By all
arocers, Wine Merchants and Druggists. Trsds
supplied by Richards 3 Hairison, Agsnts for
the Pacific coast. ran Francisco.
6Hn A WEEK. tia Q day Of homo eestly
0IE made. Costly outnt frss.I Address Tzu1
Zoo. Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
NEW TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

LII VI UNCLAIMED LETTERS
RrMAININa IN THE PosTorrIcB AT
II Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada. 6sp.
tembef a,, 1881: II mot called for within one
month they viii be sent TO the Dead Letter
once ct Warrington. D. c.:
Abbott Albert Morton Thomas
Butler MS VIM OUonnoy Maurice
BeAisAJ Rsddipg
Brady Martin Richard Cora
Dauohy VIM Reed David
f1kstmnons b Richards krs Susan
Harrington Mrs Bouthev Ivsy
Ieddy Thomas Tols Pr
Levisthan Ming Col veercamp VIM
foRxIoN.
Nanuel Fsrrsirs d Rozs.
9. ". oHUBBUoK. p. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-29

Th, uosian GcographicalSoci has
decided 10 make earnest and continued
cforts to rescue the survivors OF the
Ieannctte and will send out a eompIe'e
and we'll equipped expedition for that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-29
That Confederate Cash.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2S.-MajOr
William J. Davis, at the time the Southern
Confederacy went down General Brecken-
ridges Adjutant General and Chief OF the
staff. now Secretary of the Louisville School
Board, and Captain J. X. Briggs, formerly
Assistant Quartermaster General OF Dib-
biel's Brigade and now a member OF the
banking and milling firm of n. Long & Co.,
of Russellyille, contribute to to-day $
Courier-.Jo,lr1lal very definite information as
to what became of the remnant OF the Con-
federacy treasure that was moved from
Richmond by order OF President Davis.
Major Davis shows that bullion was ex-
changed with the Richmond bankers for
one hundred and seven thousand dollars Ill
coin and distributed in equal shares among
the officers and soldiers of Breckenridge 5
command. Captain Briggs details the dis
tribution OF all the money under Mr.. Davis
immediate control, and says that the Pres,
ident personally ordered him to pay all
alike. pro rata. This Is very definite and
specific information and thoroughly dis
poses of anything that may be left OF Gen.
JOhnStOn'S S charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-29
BEI.liAIRE.

No meeting of the City Council has been
held this week.
Mr.. F. Il. LOomis, OF Marietta, is in the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. sos. Wilson, OF Stcubcnylllc, Is a
guest of Mr.. Will Smith.
The funeral Of Mr.. Arthur Stewart took
place yesterday afternoon.
Colonel c. s. S. Baron and family, OF
Bethesda, were in the city yesterday.
Carroll Yost is off on o weeks visit to
friends in the neighborhoOd of Darlington.
The little child of Henry Bodies at Ben
sons Ferry, is getting over the diphtherla'
A large number of young ladies in this
city intend 10 receive calls on Monday, JAN
uary I'd.
T. A. Holcombe, CT the passenger depart
ment of National Line of Steamships, was
III the city yesterday.
A number OF young people from this
place intend to attend 4 bail at Barnes
Vile on Friday evening.
A very pleasant social OF the Presbyte-
rian Church. was given at the residence Of
Mr.. Henry Over, on Tuesday evening.
Miss Sallie Fry, sister of Mrs. Adam
Rockenshousen, died of congestion OF the
lungs YESTERDAY, aIlei Il aPioiOH6SN' ''NN
DIR. Geo MaSer and wife left yesterday af-
ternoon for Parsons, Kansas, where they
will reside in the future. The Doctor has
built up fine practice out there.
There are any number of candidates for
the office of mayor. in the spring. and out
of the host OF candidates a good man
should certainly be selected.
The United PreSbyterians give an enter
tainment at the City Hall this evening for
the benefit OF the Sunday school. 1t will
undoubtedly be pleasant affair.
The bean supper given by Spangler Post.
G.. A. r., on Tuesday evening, at the City
Hall. was a grand success, but as yet II IS
not known what amount was cleared.
The tri-county Farmers Institute opens
up at ST. Clarsville to-day. We have not
very many farmers in this immediate yic;n-
ity, so Beilaire will not probably be very
largely represented.
A movement is on foot 10 have the cloth
ing and dry goods houses close up at . p. ".
after January lst and it appears TO be fav-
orably received By all, bat there is, as
general thing, one to be found who will not
agree 10 such a move.