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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

The Coroner will hold an inquest In
vireinia, at 8 o'clock this evening. to
inquire into the u Of the death Of
Frank johnson. Who committed suicide
Tuesday night.
One Of Judge Risins's daughters has
.naintine on exhibition ct the Msehan-
a. Pavilion. San Francisco.
Complaints are made hat the l.diaa'
arr ,reeoriss whisky from white men
n vifsinis. $50,
Considerable iAtsfssi 10 nsaiissssa N
ssssh S~ussasisns By IL residents u The
Csostsek
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

The people Of the west owe . debt Of
gratitude to DR.. Aver for the production
Of Ayers Asus Cure. Its timely use
will saw much suffsrins and much dis
coursgemsnt, and we recommend Il with
the greatest confidence In its ability to
do all that 10 promised for Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
sr0CK sEronr.
- sruDsises Beard.

last zvlxmo.
20 Eureka Con-. 20
10 Northern Belle. 16k 1Sk
- Navajo. Csc
$50 Day. ~. . -
600 Albion. I 90
70 Dslls Isls, 400
40 Holmes. 6oc
- Bodis. ~
% III. Dicblo. 81
$50 MeClinton. lso. Ice q
$50 Tioga. <oe
$50 .Bsohtsl. I IL
IS Syndicate. 4se
$50 0oodshaw. 60c. 6ss. &c slo. 90
500 Queen Bee. 30
$50 C0ncordia. IL
lss Mono. 5 10. 5 10
1000 Orc. SOC. 43e
SEQ Bedis Tunnel. 5 IS. . 70. 3 90
S4o Silver King. 900
200 Double Standard. 100
rHis MOANING.
sss 0phir. Ell. ek. e.
$40 Mexican. 81
goo Gould q Curry. 7. TN. fk.h
$50 Best 4 Beleher, l1k. IN, IL
ass California. I 0s
1850 Savage. 81. 5 Is
$50 Con. Virginia. 2 80. 3 IS
500 Chollar. : IS. 2 80. 5. 5 ~
SIS Potosi. s 40, 8 Is. ~
$40 Hale 4 Noroross. I so. 4 50
$50 Crown Point. AZ
1870 Yellow Jacket. o. 81. 81 $50
1000 Imperial, 20c. 16c. l6o $50
90 Alpha. 4 40. ~
40 Bsleher. 81. 5 20
1898 Sierra Nevada. Is. lSS. l3k. lSt
ISL. i3%, isk $50. lsS. lsk
1876 Utah, liz. III
SIS Bullion. Use
Ito EIchequer. II
so Seq. Belchsr. Q
1910 Overmsn. I IS. I ~
$50 Justice. $50
TOO Union Con-. II. liz
$50 Alta. 4 20. 4 80. ~
$50 Julia. 400
900 Calsdonis. &oc
$50 Silver Hill. l5e. l0c
800 New York. lsc
2so Occidental. I IS. II
500 sutro. 25c
2Ss Andes. / 40. l S.. / ~
AS Scorpion. I 20. II
400 Benton. l
100 Golden Gate, ;
$50 New Wells Fargo. Toe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Arrival. rs,s ners,ss.

H Bswdsn. Bishop Whitaker and wife.
Miss Maggie Holmes. Miss h Reed. Mrs
Douss, Mis- Hattie Holmes, Mrs. Z Miles,
Nrs A J WEIGH. Niss Nay Cara. Ars ] Il
RYAN, Mrs. W @ Gray. Miss Annie Wilson,
Ms + II Bigslow. Mrs Z n Duprsy. Mrs.
Y @ Hillyer and daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Inyisasios social.

The distribution Of prizes Of the Cal.
sdonian Club will take place In National
Guard Hall, Virginia. tonight, com.
mspoing at 8 o'clock. Those who have re-
csived invitations will Do wise 10 attend
II they desire to spend q pleasant even.
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

A ssssai giass o. Hub Psseh hot or
odd ID . most welcome seoessory Of friendly
istsrcourse. THIS dslixhtfal beverage 10 pscu.
liaziy scssptssls e psssiss; Useork Z sus 'ns
DruSfists. Trade supplied By Richards . Han.
riroa. Assnts TOT ths Psofac eosss. ran ffan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Honor, 10 Ceperal Hancock.

Posrsxourz, N. H..Ausust T.-esn'
ersl Hancock passed East yesterday o.
,srpoop with his family. BE was greeted
1t the depot BY . large crowd. and ap'
pesred on the platform In response 70
e.lis for 4 speech.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

c Kirsehbrsnn. z Ki~rschbrsun. Z Miles,
Gates. Mrs. A Bsssstt. Mrs corcoran
and children, Mrs Tolmsn, Bessie Francis.
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LOST,

an MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL. YEs.
~ tsrdsy, . cuR pin with smethyst settisg.
u sans q he odaos Of the ooLp LII Nlv,
0esA HUI, Aaeass ., ieet ssA "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

still Alive and Apparently Improv.
Ing In Some Respects, but New
and Unfayorahle symptoms Ap.
pear swelling OF the Parotid
Gland - Conflicting Surgical
Opinions-Latest 0lleial lnfor.
nation Today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

EXECUTIVE MAsslos, wAsnrneros.
August $3.50 4. x.-Ths. President
has passed . very comfortable night.
sleeping we'll the greater part Of the time:
Thsss has bssn no further vomiting. and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

4 grand rcmc.ly rCJu.h-. Throat and Lung
diseases Sold hy druggists and the proprietor.
Prize So cents A. IL. MErTEE.
- W Fayctte street Baltimore Nd.
Baltimore, sept 3, 1850.
lr.A. e. W.Hs- ~ o.. Fg4-.esi., BIiiimgfe
~ p.1r sin. have been suffering Tor over
Two wears from Pulmonary Consumption ana
have tried an Kind, If me,iclne at AN expense
1r over two Thousand dollar without any tie
eiicd relief lh3l atcrribic cough, lost my APP
petite ndc,uld not sleep go night. Last June
Us, recommended Cob try your Fuim'na. ~
Suc. lt1' umo. 2 have b,cn using IT, a1d my
-ush is stopped ? sleep w.t. iJd have so'd
annr .i-e ] hcurtilv rcc'mutnt 30 90 amy one
-uacHne with lang disease. Wishing You AN
". A. WILSON.
NV cor Huntington and Charles street ave
uu,-,. ~ pa and 2t9 ". Pratt street
The undersigned AMI numerous others cheer
tU't recommend the above.
i,er a T. Gibson, W. ID. Rev. d H. Carroll.
R.y.- Wan s. Edwards, h. d. Rev. ). ). O..
Wcht,r. Rev job A. Price Rev VIM N. Vs-
born R.e. !. H. NJ. LENNON, Rev. \. = Hank,
gos H. 3D. ilerr;ns Rev 7. ~. Crowley Rev
ID Henderson. a.i 90 Baltimore. Md EeV. y.
F,,,.rr auI lte-. George y. Ls-ch, OF Washing
na. H g. Nc.. jaime, Gamble Haser;oWn.
Mar1ud.
F-. dr Pis.rof Hufrl 1reufe " y. Church.
Bdlimlre. january D. lo>o.
I.l e. Van-Dar Sir: have used the
"puInonl m mr family OR severe bronchial
Jroulcwith decidedly beneficial results.
Respectfully. ). j. g. W lusrEE-
l.fg ~f-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
Removal.

rINHr and, rsigred ba, removed biz TIMING
ESrABLI~HMEN1 iothc store-r noa nf y. ,.
Mary Brown. 90 Main street. hrpn.iir the Par.
sonage of th- NJ. t. Church. Snuih vh,rc b. O..
prepared 20 do ~ wofKmanllkc manner New
Work and Repairing. Prpmnitudc and reason.
able prices are rccommrnddt,uns which hope
will induce the public t. accnrd me- iair sha re
OF patronage. JOHN ;. EASTEKDAl.
pcfnh.f % 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
Boot and shoe Making
REPAIRING, &C.

rI1nE undersigned hasrcmorcd ~. Shor 10 -,
buildingon the corner OF Charles and ihsr,r
str-cts--in the building lately occupied D., Wi
rick & Weller. The characieroi thrun. d.p,h,
the subscriber IL well known and aprrccai .st,fl.
citizens Of Chaflcsfown srd vicinity. lti.baiSr
necessary 10 add that be Will cni,aror o. .u,tsi,
his reputation a. a reliable ~orknan. and ,i.ir,-
ecute promptly and unreasonable rates on ,r3,r.
given him-cilhcr for New work o. Rrfair,tr
JOHN AVIS oiWT.
May l6, 1917. April Is, ls.C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
The w est End
ALIVE AGAIN!

NOR the best selected and largest assor,' d
/ Stock 81 Gprds IN my I'm, call al the on'
~ ice Reliable Grocery o. tnrs II Rod. tck.-
You viii lind NV Good. fresh and inc IN quail
Thought irom thu brst hnu.cs IN Baltimore and
Philadelphia amung which are
SUGARS, COFrEES AND TEAS
Syrnns Of an grades Spices. Canned Fruits. Jrl-
li.s \ pplc sud Petch Bates Drird Apples. Pra
Chez aad Corn. p uars Eice P.tklrs. Maccatoni
c iur ctions Crackci, aud Cheesc, all grades
Tobacco and Sc@al.~.
Glass. Qu..n'.. Rockingham and Wooden Ware
Blcon-a,l kinds Fab b., thr dozen or hundred
90 supply the wants and drmtutsni NV MANY
Customers have ADDED % my ALREADY large si"cA
a fail line pi
DRY GODS. NOTIONS
Consisting. IN put. o. Dress Goods Ci'icues.
Brown and Bleach 81 Nis.in. Hosiery Collars.
Ov,falls Ready M,d- Clothing. and me hnr "'
summer Hat. Th,s, good. are sd down az
p itim Prices, aud iut. .,d tD s'ii them a. cheap
"a, any live man DO thc cin. Can and see M anu
viii Dr.vcit y &C.,. fh""D Dollars 81 v"nr Dad
dies" and invest th~ni where N'ur dijdes used {"
&C., hu.in"ss b iug now established un solid
basis. purpose making '"y r~ttu. isiuirnt per
iuIurnt institution. 1hauk'r To The gruria al
public tpr the iatg- and ihe. al pIfr"ragr bcsto"-
~ pluu nr DO th,. past h.pr Do, 90 '4ug nome hut
iue best good, ~ lowest prices and itir dca.inE &"
merit and .ucr a.r thr 50
r5.Al k,ni.oI Clnnt-y Produce taken IN ~
change Tor Glits. @ I'D, delivered Wlthm tbc
corporation.
Et,~ Customers can have Accommodations for
their horses IL thew wish without charge. o.
Respectfully. JAMES II. RODICk.
H'LE'AhN' James a. Eod.ick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
EETT E.EBER,
BRICK AID STONE MASON,
and Manufacturer of
NIACHIN Nc Dir OK.
". "a.

MY ola friends and the public generally are
VI informed that am prepared CD doall kinds
of Brick-work and stone Masonry ut the short
csf notice and anu also prepared tocontrIct 20
furnish 40. / BRICK for building and all pur-
poses Thanking NV friends for the patronage
bestowed upon me i'm the past, I solicit con-
tinuancc. and o. new orders promise the most
prompt and careful attention.
Nov. - 1880 LEVI BAKER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

HAVING c0mrletcd NV contracts .bro.A
which have occupied my sole attention 6r
nearly year past, am now nrerar,d foF rd.r.
in all the departments ~ House Building. al.
dress me at Charlcstown.
Sent IS, 1876 J c. HOLMES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
GROCERIES, SUGARS, COFFEES,
mr,.r nnrnro c1-pIrpO Ii
Plain and Ornamental
PLASTERING.

rI,HE.ubscribert takes advantage otthe Pressas
medium by which to inform the citizens oil
this and adjoining counties that heis prepared 10
undertake the
PLASTERING or HOUSES.
in anv stylethat may be desired, from one Coat'o
three. Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy skim
Carnices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
il desired None but hrst-class wnrkmen wlil be
employed 90 work that may be entrusted to me.
CLSTERNS CEUEyTED AND GUAHAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
thereby tender NV grateful acknowledgement
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business and hope by strict adhe-
renee to duty to merit continuance OF the same.
rs- All communications addressed to me at
Charlestown W Va. will receive prompt atten-
tinn {. FRANh GAbLAhEh.
March IS, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted 10 the undersigned q,
Y former Agent Of tn b. & q. r. T.. Coapsry
lor Freights. o. Commissions. or o. TIE iste linn
at starr, A Lock, are notified thsi pr .neri must
b. made az once.
July 10. ISIS. j. y. STARRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

Surveying and COnveyancing

7 Will survey snvwhcre. promptly snd .,
| short notice-accurscv gusran'erl Sr.-.,i
attention PAID "a connect 30 Herewith 10 DRAM
ING DEEDS or any other instrunrut- Of Wri,.s,
T. O.-C hafiestpwn, Jefferson Co ~. q,
Dec. ;, 1871, ) HOWELL BROWy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
Boot and Shoe Making.

rINHE undersigned having returned 70 Charles
town has resumed BOOT AND SuOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING, and selieits the
patronage of the public. Pr"mPtiinde' good
work and reasonable charges are the inducements
hrll oui for customers. Call upru me At the
shop ht-ly occupied by Thomas I. Npinks: on
N am str..t DAVID HECK.
April TO- 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

Dcccmbcr $50
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The Milton Literary Society have
elected the following Ulcers to serve
the ensuing term
President--Jos. NJ. p rker.
Vice President j s. G. File;
second, Annie N. Stroud.
Recording Secretary-Herbert F.
Mayne.
Financial Secretary-H 4rry E. En-
mis-.
Treasurer-Nellie N. Ewbanks.
Sergeant st-Arms-Mauriee L. Par
sons.
Crilic-Miss Clara A. Crabb.
At regular meeting of the Alpha
Beta Society, yesterday afternoon, the
following officers we're elected:
President-May j. Taggarr.
Vice PresideRls-First, SalleT Lof-
land; second, CorneliA ). Jones; hird,
john d. Brown.
Recording Secretary-lda L. Rob
elts.
Financial Secretary-Harry ".
Woodbury..
Treasurer-T lie A. Blizzard.
Librarian-Sallie T.. Loflaud.
Recording Libtarian-May j. Tag
gart.
Sergeant at Arms-John r. Holt.
Critic-Prof. James II. Crabb.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
NEWARK LETTER.
Correspondence OF Gazette.
NEWARK, Arril 8, 1881.

Correspondence OF Gazette.
NEWARK, Arril 8, 1881.
HANDoMK REstDKNCE-DrsEAsK sKs.--.FA-
tai AcoIDBNT-NRw MuLEs-- .oTARR
WAITS.
MIR. Rankin Armstropg's new resi-
deDce on West Main street attracts q
great deal of attention., and N without
exception the handsomess in town. A
valuable dog belonging TO the above
mentioned gentleman was killed in some
mysterious manner on Wednesday
night.
Diphtheria has made Its appearance
az last in Newark. All the child en.,n
a family living in .he lower pa.t of The
town are affl sted with il but n, IL hes
been kept very quiet IL prob.bly not
OF very msliguaut type. There IA
also said TO be one case OF scarlet fever
IN the town somewhere.
Thomas. eldest son of Mr.. Thomas
Major, he butcher, Eas thrown by n colt
and dragged considerable distance,
sustaining severe internal injuries, on
Tuesday last. DIR. Carter was imme-
diately sent for, who, upon examination,
probon"sed h,s 'njnries ofa serious ma.
lure From the Information CLEANED IL
appears he was sent into n fiaid to briug
the colt to the house, and as WAS con.
sidered very quiet hs attempted TO ride
IL whs IL at once began running, throw
ing him to the gronnd, but having hold
of the colts neck he WAS dragg cd and
trampl upon thus sustaining his in
juries.
M. John Stark. wlo had charge ~
the weaving = department in joe h
Dean a. Sous woOlen mills for quite a
nun her of year,, has iesigpsd tbat p'
siticn and rented mill at WAr"et>ville
Pa, where he purposes manutactnrinR
fancy cassimeres. Mr.. Stalk viii leave
Newark on Monday, bu; win n, a
once commence operations.
Mr.. JouD Atkinson, tie up town
liveryman, has traded his paning hoUt
TO Mr.. Samued Donuel for q fius pair oi
mules.
Tue weather Ia on. Of the maiu topic
Of the day among all classes, old {
young. ANON.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
PREsuMPYIYE.

The position that Wilmington
assumes in asking the county to build
her bridges, is absurd. The county
has no more right to build bridges In
Wilmington's city limits, than tho
county has to 90 to work and pave our
own city. Think of us here in New
Castle having to pay for the building
of bridges for the city of Wilmington.
The county has no right to do it, and
all good citizens will use their in
fiuence to overthrow any such busi-
meas. s.-Nsw Castle Star.
1t is rather presumptive on the part
Of the Star to speak in such manner
of Wilmington. Does not Whining.
ton pay at least two-thirds of the taxes
Of the county, And Furthermore Will
mington il Hundred OF the county.
and has as much right to ask tha,
bridges be built as any other Hum
dred in the county that does not paw
one-twentieth AZ much taxes as mi,
city. And besides. are not the bridges
as much an accommodation 10 the
residents of the county, aud ever
more SO, than the residents of thi,
city,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
OBITUARY.

Richard Blocksom, well known
citizen of Sussex county, died at his
residence near Milton on Wednes
day last in the 8lst year of his age.
The deceased was born in Sussex
county where he has resided up to
the time of his death. He was well
aud favorably known throughout
the county, and was highly respect
ed by all who knew him. During
his life he was a staunch democrat,
and had voted for every Democratic
President for the past sixty years.
The only public position he ever oc-
cupied was that of County consta-
BILE of Broadkiln Hundred. He
leaves a wife and seven children,
four boys and three girls, among
the former being DR.. J. T. v. Block
som of this city. His funeral takes
place on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
General News.

The body of the late Senator Car
penter left Washington yesterday
for Wisconsin, with the Congress
sional Committee and the other
members of the escort.
The provision market IN Chicago
was excited yesterday by a despatch
from Liverpool stating that the pro-
hibition on hog products bad been
removed. Pork advanced about one
dollar and lard fifteen cents.
Another severe storm sleet and
and snow prevailed yesterday in
Iowa and Dakota, and telegraphic
communication was interrupted at
several points.
The st. Paul and Sioux City Rail :
road was open for trains on Thurs
day for the fret time since February
Sd.
Thirty-three deaths from small
pox were reported in Havana during
the week ending Thursday. During
March there were ITO deaths from
small pox ard 3 from yellow fever
in that city. A mild form of typhoid
fever Is now epidemic in Havana.
In the Senate of Connecticut
yesterday resolution was rejected
declaring that "the Hartford Life
and Annuity Insurance Company
had no right to create a safety fund
department in its business, aud
prohibit the issue Of policies under
that system"
For the position of Commissioner
OF the District of Columbia, the ap
plicants are Sayles j. Benan, John
T. Mitchell, James r. O'Brine,
William Dixon and Samuel r. Howe
the latter of Zancsville, Ohio. All
are vigorously pressed by their friends
The Russian Minister, accompani
ed by Secretary Blaine, called at th'
White House yesterday, and pre-
sented his credentials to the Presi.
dent.
The Missouri river at Yank-
ton, Dakota, has now subsided to it
proper level, but the bottom lands
adjacent remain overfowed. Nearly
one thousand people have been re
scued from farm houses in the flood
ed region, but many others canno
be reached, owing to the icy barrier
surrounding them and 1t is feared
they will perish of cold and hunger
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
WHAT MALONE REPUBLICAN,
ISM COSTS THE PEOPLE

WASHINGTON, April 7.-DuTing The
special session the President has sent
2e0 nominations to the Senate. Twen-
ty-flye have been confirmed, and of The
remaining 265 only fifty. five have been
referred to committees. There are
also threeties awaiting executive con-
consideration. The Democrats since
March "a have made thirty seven mo-
tiOns to proceed to executive business
and the yea and nay record shows
that each motion has been defeated
by solid Republican vote aud Ma
hone.
The Supreme Court vacancy has on
several occasions Decessitated an ad-
journment OF that body for .aut of a
quorum, and no Circuit Court can be
beheld in the Fifth Judicial District
for there is no Judge. The business Of
that Court Is large and much important
litigation involving great interests is
checked because of the Republican eb-
struction. There is no Marshal of the
District Of Columbia and court business
is thereby at stapdstill. Important
consnlships,. district~atto attorneyships, no
end of Postmasl ershlps Esome OF them In
large cities) aud other Offices are vacant
and the public business IS blocked and
denied consideration in obedience to
Mahone's demand that Golha and Rid
dlsberger shall be installed in office as
payment for his vote.
| CHARLESTON, April 7.-At the open
Ing Of the United States Circuit Cour,
this morning Judge Bond ordered th,
continuance of all the election case,
until the April f1SS2) term of The court
and the witnesses some three hundred i,
number, were discharged until that time
Judge Bond said: "The District-Attor
ney wha has investigated The cases, ha
resigned, bis resignation has been ace ut
ed, another is said to have been appoint
ed who has not been commissioned Tn
witnesses Of lhe United States are poo
and have no money 10 pay the costs AZ,
charges necessarily attendant upon
prolonged stay in Charleston. We bay
no Marshal 10 pay their per diem an
none to draw funds from Washingto
for that purposen
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
PASSED THROUGH.

Sarah Bernbardt and her troop pass
ed through this city in the Express train
south al one o'clock to-day. The company
travels In handsomely furnished car
called the City of Worcester, and in
addition to sleeping facilities have acom-
plese culinary department. The vlVacl-
Gus aitistie was The object of int, les, to
All admlriDg crowd, as size sat at The car
window facing her sister, and with cou-
pie of gentleman we're engaged In a
game OF cards.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
W. +. M. 8.
ANNUAL SESSION IN DOVER, ON
"WEDNESDAY.

ANNUAL SESSION IN DOVER, ON
"WEDNESDAY.
The annual meeting of the Wo
mems Foreign Missionary Society,
was held in Dover, Wednesday al
ternoon, when the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year :
President-Rev. Mrs. s. @. Board.
man, of Port Penn, Del.
First e-President-Rev. Mrs. j.
Howard Nixon, of Wilmington Del.
Second ce-President-Mfs. N. G..
Alexander, of Wilmington.
Third Vice. ce.PresIdent-Mrs. c. III.
Wharton of Dover.
Fourth e-President-Mrs. j. J.
Smith. of Salisbury Md.
Fifth Vice President--Mrs. y. g.
Cleaver, of Port Penn, Del.
: Corresponding Secretary-Miss. Lille
Taylor of Wilmington.
Recording Secretary-Mlss NJ. Jones, ,oi
Dover.
Treasurer-Mrs. w. W. Heberton.
In the evening the services were
conducted by Rev. Cyrus Huntington,
Addresses were made by Revs. 8. G.
Boardman and w. G. Alexander, and
the pastor Mr.. Huntington. Music
was rendered by Miss. Stevenson and
the choir of the Methodist Church.
Resolutions were adopted rendering
the thanks of the association to the P,
w. d B. r. r. Co., for their kindness
in getting the members reduced fares
to the people of Dover for their kind
ness in entertaining the visiting mem
bers to Miss Nassau for her interest.
ing address, and TO Miss Stevenson
for the musical selections 80 kindl,
rendered. The meeting then ad
journed.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
SUFFERERS BY THE GREAT
FLOOD,

YAEKToN, Dakota, April S.-1he
watars of the great aood are subsiding
rapidly and the Missouri Is now rupning
In It's natural banks at this point. The
bottom lands aTe still submerged. Alto
Rother nearly one thousand people hav.
oeeu rescued from the farm houses in
the inundated region. In this couniS
alone many have not been reached iIs
con se equence of the impossible character
of the ice walls surrounding them ami II
ID feared they may perish from HI, nzei
and exposure relief eau reach them.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
FRANCE AT WAR
LONDoN. .Anril q 1pa

1t is stated in Toulnp that 4ho
French Mediterranean Squadron, con-
slstlng Of eight men Of war, will sill
to-day for Algeria. In the Chamber
oil Deputies yesterday the goyefnm, Mt
submitted sao a motion for a grant of !.
ooo, 00Of. for the Ministry of War and
i,oso. .ooOf. for The Ministry of Marine
to meet the expenses of the exneailIm
sgainsl The hhoumis. The grant was
unanimously voted. A despatch from
I rafls 20 the Times says :-"rhere can
DC no doubt thai France aims at pro-
tecling convention with the Bey of
Iunls, and will not withdraw until IL
Is concluded.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
LIEBIG co. COCA BEEF ToN,o

"G,ves more tobo than anything h,vs
ever used or prescribed" !" hays Pr0fesu,
Il GOuLLoN, NJ. D., Physician 10 t6s
Grzpd Duke OF Saxony, Kuight OF H.
Iron Cross, etc.
"The effsct Of The Coca borders upon ths
marvellous, and if .,ot clearly anihentI.
Gated by scientists II uudoubted v. -arlty
would be altoge her beyo d belief, ny,
Dr. WIN. n. SEARLE, Brooklyn. n. Y
II 10 invaluable In head Hfs tiout.
weakened memory. dizziness. determl.
nation OF hloOJ 10 the head, sick aud ner-
vons headache. Also highly beneficial
In palpitation of ;he heart and other
forms uf heart disenke, In neuralgia.
DIR psiaal affections. paralysis, dyspepsia.
mouthly suffering and hilinusness. Be-
ware of worthless limitations.
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