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nRUM CORPS CALL.

Notice is hereby given to oil the members
Of the Wheeling City Drum Corps to meet in
the hall Of the Second Ward Market House
OH FRIDAY EVENING at I o'clock.
nope ]. B. HAMMOND, President.
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the choir, was followed by brief intalmis,
sion. In this selection the vocal music Eas
accompanied By the piano, played by Mis-
Ella Dillon, teacher q the Island Grammar
School. The former accomplishments were
by Miss Annie Morrison, on the organ. Mis-
Morrison Is pupil Of the class Of 81, at the
Washington District Grammar School, and
shows considerable proficiency as an organ.
list, for one Of her youth.
Prof, DeGraf then continued his talk on
the teaching Of reading, inviting any person
in the audience 70 ask such questions on the
subject US had suggested themselves to those
present as not having been answered in his
morning talk. A number OF points were
suggested, upon which the speaker based an.
other brief talk on the subject, Prof, De
Crafts manner Is earnest, and his own inter,
est in the topic on which he talks serves 70
riyet the interest OF his hearers. His pFinCi,
pal point was that there is too much oral
reading In our schools; too much attention
paid to the mechanical part OF reading. and
too little TO the clear comprehension Of the
thought He favored the teaching OF read
ing by placing book in the hands OF pu-
pill, allowing him to read silently, and then
drawing him out upon the subject matter OIL
which he reads. He defined reading as sim
ply gaining thought and giving thought
At the close Of his remarks he was again
piled with numerous questions which attest.
cd the depth Of the interest he had aroused
in the subject,
After the singing Of the RED, White and
Blue"
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DENTON1OuE.

An elegant tooth wash, In large bottles, only %
LOGAN doo.S.
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DOR SALE OR RENT
~ FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
| offer for sale the fine thrrOAtOry brick buIiint
situate OIL the West side Of MnrkCtStrptt, dom
below Second Ward Market llOllsC, formerly 0{u,
pied by Bachman 4 DuRt, IA Wholesale IJd0te
store. Tho building Is finished above the lnt hCSi
win eleven rooms and Is occupied nS a boarding
house, and tho Inst floor Is agOAnd elcgant,lON
room with cellar, and the room, both iOT rhJadly
and location Il the best for the produce bushes III
the city. Also for rent from LIST Of April next L,
Y. sllkIVER, l2ll Main street. jyaO
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day al
D1LL0S'S Jewelry Store.
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was devoted to lecture by Professor Z, v
DeGraff, OF New Jersey, upon THE Elements
Of Success; or, Bound 10 VIM 1t was .
really eloquent discourse upon this sugges
tive topic, and was full Of food for thought
for those just commencing to carve out iol
themselves career in the world, He dwell
upon the necessity for honesty, industry ant
intelligence In all the walks OF life,
AT the close OF the lecture business meet
ing Of the City and County Superintendent
present was held.
The programme for to-day Is a most inter
esting one, and the cOmmodious hall will NJ
doubt be crowded at every session,
As showing the interest taken in the gath
ering, both locally and In other parts OF III,
State, we append the following
LIST OF EDUCATORS
in all the grades OF school work, who have 5,
far embraced the opportunity TO enroll them
selves. 0iCourse the list will grow To muCl
larger proportions, to-day, as many have no
yet arrived from the distant portions Of tn
State,
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The second lecture OF the course now IN
progress at West Wheeling for the benefit Of
the NJ. y. Church, was given last evening by
Dr.. ]. n Smith, Of Wheeling, and Il was one
OF the ableSt and most instructive lscourses
we have ever been permitted 10 hear. Tho
DR.. gave comparative description Of man
on earth In Ignorance and man illuminated
by knowledge; then showed the necessity OF a
knowledge Of the relationship between extef.
nal nature and human nature, and the i'm.
portance OF studying ones self In order 10
avoid Injurious effects Of external agents,
Also the Importance Of governing ones self:
subduihg the passions and appetites and the
enjoyment Of being free man from habit
or Appetite The Doctor was very eloquent
upon the abnse Of sLimulants and opium, and
altogether his lecture was mastery through.
out. Notwithstanding Tie ihClemenCy OF he
weather the Church was crowded 10 its nj.
most. Rev Wofthington opened viii,
prayer, after which Miss Ham favored lie
audience with some fine organ music, and
the young ladies and gentlemen Of the ciIoiF
sang very nicely Prof. John O. Shea intro.
duced Tie lecturer. making sotne very habnv
remarks on the subject Of school progress hi,I
The entertainment was grand
success
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BuYthe Excelsior Baking Powder, II you
wish hOM and healthy bread.
II. II. LlsT, 1901 Main street.
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Attal package of "BLAcK.pRAueHT"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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]. c. Datdhll i; In plttsbursh.
Mt. ", shtowls u lying very low with In.
Illumination Of the lungs.
MI. W. II. Gamble returned from 1,alti.
more and other eastern cities last Saturday,
Mt. H. W. Catruthets, Of Cincinnati, Ina
been. appointed clerk OF the Kloman Steel
and Iron Company.
Henry 8, brown, Of the Webster Wagon
Company, LETT for Connecticut, where he Viii
visit friends aud relatives 80
Colonel Robert White has been In town for
several days looking after the interests Of The
W. +. 4 Q. Il II. Company.
The Misses Echols, who for some weeks
past have been here visiting Mr.. HnmbhrcvS
returned to theif home In Pittsburgh, lGsl
Saturday.
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WHEELING.


John NJ. Birch Superintendent; T. b. Nc
Cain, Principal First ward; Miss Sallie Ne
hollin, Principal Third Ward; W. II. Ander
son, Principal Fourth ward; +, II, CragO
Principal Sixth ward; A, NJ. Steven son, Prin
Eighth ward; w. f. Gaskins, PrnCl
President Wheeling Female College, Misses
Decie Hamilton, Virginia WhitesldeS,
Annie +. Reeves, G. \. Hudson, Ella Rob-
inson, Matte Crowthers, Kallle Johnston,
Ada b. Greer, Ella II. Greer, Elizabeth Clio.
han, Tillie Mcdonald, Sallie Thoburn, Annie
Thoburn, Ida II. Hood, Molie l., Smith,
Lizzie Cross, NJ. H. LETTERS, May Britt, Jennie
Whitesides, NJ. Il. Swift Lizzie Hamilton,
Lizzie Downs, u. Lizzie CarmaCk, Matte
Gibson, Edda Bingell, Jane A. Anderson,
Annie Ewing, Ella CharnOck, Minta Foster,
J. A. Grcenlee, NJ. Belle Kain Sarah A.
Scott, Lena Reigle, Virginia L. Hopkins, N,
Louise Butler, Mary Il. Hart, Mary A. Farls,
Kate p. Hall, Emma +, Snowden, Ida N.
Richards, Julia n. Wiley, Emma stroehlein,
Agnes +. Dillon, Emma J. Stephens,
Mary A, Battle, N. A. Davis, Mir.
lam Dean, Rlda l., Dean, NJ. Lou,
McCuiloch, NJ. G. Griffith, Lizzie McKennan,
Fannie +. BRADY, Lillian G. Jones, Katie NJ,
Steen, Anna s. Greer, Ada NJ. Drake, Maria
Ellingham, s. l.. Callendine, Ida +. Trout
man, Lizzie NJ, Dunbar, Amy Chapline, Ju.
lia u. Wilson, Annie Moran, Jennie L. Pat.
terson, Lucinda Sims, sallle Robinson, Kate
Todd, Mary Hughes Tillie D. Sutherland,
Mary G, Ryan, Mary ]. Arbuthnot, Mollio II,
Francis, Emma s. Anderson, MOlle u.
Kuhn, Minnie II. White, Alice V. 0xtOby.
Agnes Mcclure, I.eona Gaskins, Anna W.
Boyd, Mary RippitO, Retta WOlvingt0n, An.
ME l., Work, Mary Beshore Georgia b. Pen.
dey, Annie L. Todd, Mary N. Self, Martha r.
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was then presented by the Chairman,
and delivered bis famous institute lecture
How TO teach pupils to readr which may
be summed up In the following: l. DireriiOnS.
Present an object. 2. Ask questions about
the object. 8. Give information about The
object. 4. Show picture OF the object O..
Make drawing of the object. o. Name The
object. I. Write the word on the board. 6.
Pupils copy the word. o. Group words OF
similar formation and sound into phases and
sentences. TO- Teach the elementary sounds
OF the letters. II. When necessary, teach The
names Of the letters. H. CdUlioni,-1, Teach
words as wholeS. 2. Present about one hun.
dred words as wholes 3. AZ first only two
or three words should be given for a lesson,
4 At first give no attention TO oral spelling,
| O. Never let pupil attempt to spell word
audlbly while reading. 0. Teach words which
represent action, qualities relations etc, by
objects, or by their Use In sentence
Teach new words their use, meaning and
pronunciation. 8. Form chart Of the words
developed. o. Never let pupil read a sen.
tcnCe through orally, until II Is mehtnliv
read, that Is sllently-to ones self TO- Al.
ways commend every elTOrt-neycr discouf.
age the pupil. II. Be pleasant, cheerful.
frank, and make the children feel perfectly
al hotne. III ReNiS.-i Natutalness Of Of.
preston. @ Ease Of expression. 8. Accurate
articulation. 1. Ready pronunciation.
This was the last exercise before the noon
recess
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J. W. May, Principal, Luella Fulton, Anna
L. McCabe, Mary f. McCabe.


CllaS. r. shrsVe Superintendent, J. ",
schoheld, Musical Preceptor, Misses Sue
CrumbaCker sallie b. Updegrafr Matte G.
IlobenSack, Laura Swartz, Sarah HOyle, Mag
gle A. Ralston, Jennie NJ. Greene, Alice q.
Anderson, Kate Griffith.
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rnE caYarAL cAnEaA.

Nc stopped at the wsysids we'll.
Where the wafer Was cool and deep;
There were fssthery ferns 'twixt the mossy
stones.
And gray was the old wsllswssp.
He left his carriage alone;
Nor could coachman or footman tell
Why the master stopped In the dusty road
To d. ink at the waysids well.
He swayed with his gloved hands
The wrll.swsep creaking and allow.
While from seam and scar in the baoksts
aide
The watsr plashsd back below. -,
He lifted II to the curb.
And bent down 10 tho buckets brim:
No burrows Of time or care had marksd
That face that looked back at him.
He saw but . farmers boy.
As he stopped over the brim to drink.
And ruddy and tanned was the laughing
face
That met his over the brink.
The eyes we're sunny and clear.
And the brow updimmed By care.
While from under tho brim Of the old
straw hat
Straysd curls Of chestnut hair.
He turned away with sigh;
Nor could coachman or footman tell
Why the msstsr stopped in his ride that
day
To drink at the waysids we'll.
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TuNNEL.


There IL no authority Of law for . tunnel
location SU y by l5OO feet. A proper loca'
ton is the width Of the tunnel for S0O0 fvet.
There IL no provision Of law for patent.
ing tunnel locations, but lodss discovered
In running . tunnel may be patented In
like manner - other lodes. III
The right Is granted 70 tunnel owners 70
1900 feet Of each blind lode, not previously
known 70 exist. which may be discovered
in their tunnel.
When . lode Ia struck or discovered for
the 3rst time In running . tunnel, ths
tunnel owners have the option of record
ing their claim Of 1900 feet all on one SIDE
Of the point Of discovery or intersection.
or partly on one side thereof and partly On
the other.
Prospecting for blind lodes 10 prohibited
on the line Of located tunnel. wnile tne
tunnel is In progress. but other parties are
in no way dsbarr.d from prospecting ior
blind lodss or running tunnels, 90 long %
they keep without the line Of such tunnel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmasters in this State have Just
received an order making material changes
IN the classification Of matter sent through
M.,l.bls matter d the nrst class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially In
writing. except rs herein provided--Act
March 3, 1879. Section 8. ~ Statute. p.
33S.
The exceptions are ~ follows
I. Corrected proof-sheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the sAme.-sec-
ton ~, y. 3o9.
4. D.te aud name Of the addressed. and
Of the sender Of circulars, and tho correc-
,ion Of mere typographical errors therein.
Section ~. p.soo.
3. Bills, receipts and orders for subscrip-
tions ipciossd IN second class publications.
proyio.d such bills. receipts and orders
shnIl be in such form ~ 10 convey no other
information than the nsme' loeAnon anu
subscription price Of the publication OF
publicsiivns to which they rsfer. Sssuon
IS. p. S6l.
4. The name aud address Of the person
70 whom second class matter may Do SENT
and index figure Of . subscription oook.
and words or figures. or both. indicauns
the date on which the subscription IN sucn
mstt.r will end. Section "a. p. 36o.
8. Upon matter OF the third-clAss, or
upon me wrapper inclosing Tho same; tns
sender may wriss his own name or address,
with the word from" above and proceed
ing the same, and in either case may MAKE
simple marks. intended to desiynnte
word or passage Of the text TO which u II
dssired to Call attention.
8. There may be placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book. or Of any
prin,sd matter Of the third-clsss, sim'
pls msnuserip, dedies,ion or inscription
mich 10 connned 70 . simple address or
consignmsnt of such book or printed mat.
tsr. - . mark Of respect. and must mol
contain anything that pArtakss OF tho nsr
tnr, Of . psrsonal correspondence.
7. Upon matter Of the fSurth'cisss tn'
.sodsr may write bis o~n name ana "a.
sr,ss pr.csdsd by the word from ana
sIso tns number and name Of srneie IN
oi.s,d. He may also writs upon Or sts'n
40 nv such articles, By taS or isosa..
msrS or number. name or issssf' iss ~"
psss e ian6asasiea.
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Faithful to the Last.
Buriinotoa Hueksys.


"And 1 am ricb." she said. turning
her lace 90 that she could look into her
lovers eyes. PA says that when BE-
dice will have s29s. .0e0." Bot there
Was no shade OF sadness. NO passing
shadow OF r-nupcistion in his stssdfast
eyes. Twining his arms around her yet
more closely. hs said more earnestly
than he had spoken yet: "And am l
base enough to give you up Tor that
Think you will tear you from my arms
for thst7 Fairsst and best. believe me,
I do love you well enough TO overlook
your wealth. and II you will but come to
these arms OF mine. bring 1t all with you
nay. do not start; believe ne. for my
hsari 10 In the words-brins IL with you.
every whit. and sec II to my constant
heart IL will not make You even doubly
dear"
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TOWN BONDS cANcsL.o. m
Nos. l0S ana IVA, issueo august issn, ss
1879 tme' year que august ia1n' iooo'
Cancelled August iAtn' iooo. .-
OUTSTANDING TOWN BONDS.
M nm .mopnt s5OO0. due NAV lat. 1881.
So. ios .nd mo ,monnt SiO. .O00. due An.
'Su enst IAN 1891.
Sos. i06 and lO6. amount SIC, 1000, due
November ist, 1881.
Amount Of bonds. $40, 900 90
Intsrrst due on same 70 April
i5th. 1891 cas- 90
To,.i sa6. sos 90
Tn .rhm;,,;n. NV animal renort. a. re.
,,;r.J hv Law have deemed n proper
,h., ,h. ;.,n.vars and citizens shonld be
,.,s"-r,sd ~ ~. condi,ion m the town and
.vI -. an.nc;.i standing Al tho present time.
Tb. ansnces M the town Ara In a very
ha.,.h. cond,,;o, c,,rs,aerino Tho eItroms
dni,n..s NJ hnsinsss Tho nast wear.
r,.n ~..a,n M fror, tba diaerent brsnebes
., hm.;usss h.s he.n stesdilv on ,he de.
$3.50 ,hs rss, yesr and the Hoard Of
T.ns,aos h, w. heen Governed in expendi.
,n.as .ncord,nvlv Five thousand dollars
of the town debi have been liauidsted.
In the d,uerent aepsr'nen%Ss sno s,essess ~
care have oecn taken oy .ne o9.u,.secs LIE M W
have the running eapenlse,s pls,', =, 're s .1"a Ia
low as tney couiu Poss,o,y ,su W 'nsa' suu
satisfy .ne ei'xens ,xens - .n o,srv,h,n, con.
Ine VA wa,e' .,,s mor - aAT ~ ,hs Va. h.s, ~
neS'eo Win mua .us %s;n, % rna,,asr ~ @ ~ ,hs P,ra
9raer. lug ouie' Sas,n.v, S,,;,",s " % w ,aas'
pepar.nen.h w. nAI OSnn,. Us1n ,e'y .nS % m.;ns and
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The "orisinsl" Of "Uocls Tom" went
TO see 1t played on tue stage recently
ana wept profussiy. "Does IL bring
back th. memory Of ell times" they
asked him. do sorrows long forgotten
com. back to you and make your heart
seAs?" "No." hs said. ''it amt dat
I's. wsspin obsr. But. g.mmsn. II you
bsheld yo'selv-s portrayed - dat mis's'
BILE idiot p0'traysd me. wouldn't you
wssp7"
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"Ahv" sighed . stslwsrt Illinois Re
publie.n. ~ he glanced over his isvorit.
paprr and TOR once found nobody called
= liar or . villain. "the Tootstoot 10 not
what II was. There is NO ring to Il. lis
my pr,vats opinion it's getting r-sdy to
40 over 10 the dod.fottsd Deumycrats.
And he got up and went out to breathe
the air again IN the free land Of his own
beloved home.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NJorIoE rs GIVEN: THAT THE DISTRICT
tor the county q ssOsy having granted 70 DE
updersig I'd letter. trstamsntary In the ettsts
OF CONRAD wIk0AND. deosas~d. sn cred tors
OF said estate will pressnt Their bills 10 the
undersigu.d at the aseay once of the la'e oon'
within ten months from the date Of this notice.
JOSEPH PEnK'N5,
All @. q. STkVkHSbH.
ExecutorA
virsinia uty, October u. iasa !. ocse
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- = - = = . . 40
To COmslOck Mine Owners.

A aRsoy AND SUPERINTENDENT 30.
"A ncited. HavIng made mining Q speciality
for the psst twenty years; also. having been
previously associated with cvrporate industries
FOE many yesrs. am thoroughly quslidsd IN
faithfully Per orm svery requtrsment % Asent
following prices: Active working minas, 500
70 $500 pef month; non working minee excspt
annual holding work, - 70 too psf month.
Miues Hxamined aad Reports nsde
ofnos - Homestead Building. Gold niil,
Storey count,. Nevada. y
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Bal. in Co. Treas. June so. 1881. S66,7so "a
Respectfully submitted.
wM. N. BRENNAN.
Auditor Storey county. Nevada.
Virginia. Nsvsds, July 6, 1851. IL
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such q You mus. all feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that ~ public
servsuts you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you aud have proved
yourssivrs deserving tho confidence Of the
people Of Gold Hill. L. 7. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Per WEEK.
Payable to ths Carriers.
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DOa TAOS

noe TAOS
osn be had st the ofice OF the Chisf OF Police.
st the once formerly u.ed by the Town MAJ
sh.i. In the rear OF Yellow Jschst knsips-
AMOS MFRRITT, Chief Of Polics:
Gold HilI. June 20, 1881. lelSu
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STOOKs SOUGHT, SOLD AND OAR.
RIRD ON, MARaINs-

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
4 Hui do ordain:
SECTION !. An annual I'd vslorrm tar Of one
and ons quarter per centum upon the value OF
taxable Lrvperty within the Town Of Gold Hill
u hersby LEVIED aud directed 70 b collected ior
town purposes upon the ssseesed vaius Of su
such Axabe property made taxable y The laws
uf this tsts for State and Q. uniy purposes, In.
cluding the net proceed Of the mines.
bro. 3. The taxes levied BY section OF this
ordnance, aud to be sssessed AID collected 10
accordance Win the provisions of an ordinancs
entitled. An Ordln ,nce 70 provide Tor the levy
and collection OF tales ON real and personal
property within the Town Of Gold Hill. psssed
April Is, losi; and also. IN ordinance entitled
An ordinance 10 provide Tor thu time and
manner Of Ascertaining the value Of the net pro.
ceeds Of mine. fyr the purpose OF taxat on. and
10 provide TOR the collection OF such i.xes.
l.. T. FOX,
Presldent Of the Board OF Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. @. HIDE, olsrk OF the Board.
Al meeting Of the Board Of Trustees VI the
Town OF cold Hi. held April IL. 1881. Ordi
nance No. ils Was parsed By 'bo following vote:
Ysss-Tra.tscs h.rcsr, Dsuchy. Lsmsry and
President Fox.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A IL BILLS AGAINST THE TOWN OF
DAY, NAY "a, issi. Per Order go aaa.
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ANNUAL REPORT

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To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town OF Gold Hill: In accordance With
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. I herewith submit Q
report Of the financial situation Of ssid
town for the year ending April To- 1851
RECEIPTS FRox ALL SOURCES.