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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
the TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Lass Nishcs neesisr Substitutes
Objected se-Eiectiss Of Omeers
Programme Commissee

There Was . large attendance at the
meeting OF the Teachers Institute Of
Storey county at the Fourth Ward school
house. Virginia. last evening.
The programme prepared for the 90
ession was carried out and afforded O
pleasant evenings entertainment for
those present.
Miss Katie Connolly. . First Ward
(v~irRinla) teacher. had been placed on
the programmes for select reading. She
svsilsd herself OF an established custom
and procured q substitute. This fact
wa made the occasion OF sundry re-
marks by County superintendent Booher
d%enunciatory OF the custom OF procuring
substitutes for Institute work. THE
remarks were made at the request and
instance OF the Virginia Board Of School
Trustees. the gentleman ststrs.1
A motion to disspprovs OF the custom
In future instances failed to receive q
second. and the matter was dropped.
Music was furnished BY Miss Minnie
Pyns and Miss Bessie Nicholson.
The election Of officers Was held and
resulted in the choice Of Mrs. n. b.
Swift Of Gold Hill for First Vice Presi'
dent and Miss Eva Slingerlsnd Of Vir'
sinis Second Woe President. Mills Van
wsgsnsn was chosen Secretary. The
County superintendent 10 the President
OF the Institute under the socisty's BY
laws.
T. B. Gray Of Virginia and Mrs. N.
H. Swift and Miss GsorRis Wright oil
Gold Hill were appointed . COMMITTEES
to prepare Q programme for the next
meeting Of the Institute. which will
OCCUR on the svs ning Of October IA.
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70 Meet O.. Gold Hill.

1t is probable the next meeting Of the
Tesehers' Institute will DO held In Gold
Hill. II 10 conceded that the Committee
on Programme have the tight to desig.
nate where the session Of the Institute
shall bs held and a. two Of the Commit
tee this time are Gold Hill teachers the
Central building will probably be chosen
a. the meeting place. superintendent
Booher, President OF the Institute. 10 10
favor OF meeting 10 Gold Hill every other
time and believes It to be but just to res
idents OF Gold Hill to give them an ops
p~ortunity Of attending.
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Specimen cIoudbursts.

Provo City ~. IT, Enquirer, Asyu'f "a.
Captain r, B. Hopkins came In from
Cottonwood Springs. Castle valley. on
Friday afternoon. where he bad been
carrying on . general mercantile bust
ness. We learned from him. as he was
about to take the train for Salt Lake,
that at I o'clock on Sunday last be
heard the omipous sound OF . cloud.
burst, and on rushing out Of his tsnt
the water struck bin up 10 the waist.
he was able to keep bis feet. however,
but everything around him-tsnt. stores
and oil their valuable contents, were
carried OF by the food. he stood there
without hat, coat or vest. oil these arti.
cles, together With Q valuable gold
watch. which were In the store. being
swept away along With the rest OF bis
property. For some time be searched
around to sec what could be saved. bot
nothing Was left but . few bars Of steel
and some other things OF trifing value.
He found 0 sack Of -four lodged In the
top OF o tree some distance Oh. The
loss to himself will probably amount TO
about $4,000. The railway grade and
oulvsrts in many places were washed
away.
During Sunday and Monday there
were oloudbursts also at the head OF
Soldiers canyon leading into Castle
valley (Which 10 the msip road OF travel
from the north into Castle Valley. and
washed everything before them Into the
canyon, 90 that II 10 impossible now TO
travel By that route. Wagons loaded
With goods and supplies Of oil kinds.
had to return to Clear Greek to await
the making Of . new road before sup.
plies can bs furnished the hundreds OF
graders working In Castle valley. e..
forts are now being made to build . new
road down White river canyon. from
Horse Greek. following the line OF rail-
rosd grade already constructed, by which
road 10 10 anticipated the hundreds OF
teams now camped 1T Clraf creek Will be
abls to proceed In . few days. We learn
also OF cloudbursts ct Castle Dale. the
county seat OF Euery county. through
which considerable damage was done to
property.
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Tho Guilty Hereto.

CHICAGO. September lo.-Ths prose
cution and defense In the trial Of Rev.
Mr.. Thomas. for hsrssy. summed up
Yesterday and the case vent to the jury
at late hear 10 the evening. II they
sustain the charges. their verdict will
s.pd the case to the Conference for trial,
otherwise Il will drop here. There was
o~ousidsrable excitement during the
speech Of the Prosecuting Counsel.
Parkhurst, who made use OF these
voras: "Thsrs are srsy-hairsd cody
men In this city. there are broken.
hearted mothers 10 this city. who are
weeping over the ruin Of their sons,
whose downfall In thester. going. dan.
cling, besr-drinkins and oard.plsyins b.
gan with their accepting these views
from DR.. Thomas" The speaker was
loudly Kissed at times, apd rstortsd
shsrply upon the audience.
LirSs.-At midnight the jury breueh,
In . verdict sustaining al he charges.
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neai kssass Trsssisrs.

Following are the transactions In real
estate. a. recorded In the County Record.
srs. for the past week:
A. Plumby and wife to p. L. vuoano.
vich, Virginia. the west bali OF lots ! and
2. block 249. range G.; consideration.
$500.
Sophie Quinstts Of Gold Hill. to Addie
L. Tiddy Of the Same place. . tract OF
land and improvements near Fort Home
stead, consisting OF l7.l00 aarss: consid-
Grafton. $3.50.
A. II. Johnson and wife to Charles
Kelly, part Of lots 8 and 8. block 23l.
range o. Virginia; consideration. $l60.
A. II. Jonsson and wife to Lonkey 4
Smith-EAst part Of lots s and 3. block
2sl. range I. This property has .
frontage OF "a fs.t on Ridge street. Vir-
sipis, and runs back Ito feet. consider.
alton. $50.
John E. Bropby and vile, BY az
Sheriff Williamson. to Nevada Bank OF
San Francisco. 10, 2. 22xl00 feet, block
46. range Casper; consideration. $500.
Deed given In pursuance OF . sale made
under execution six months ago.
W. 8. Ferguson has alsd . certificate
OF sale. transferring the property OF John
Flstisry. being the ssst portion OF lot ..
block I. range o. Gold Hill. to Lonkry
4 Smith OF Virginia City; consideration.
$l76. Property Was sold under juds-
m.nt rendered In favor OF Lonksy j
Smith. August II.
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The Caldwell Brothers will net b
taken to the State Prison bsfors Mon
isy-ths commitment not having bssn
plsesd In the hands Of the Sheriff In
tins to execute the order today.
A chipaman has been arrested In Viz
s,nia for selling liquors to Indiana. he
Wa peintsa ont to the ofnesrs By the
Pi.,ss. and whom arrested offered . bribs
70 them 10 Be let 60.
John Church. . printer we'll known on
The Ooustook, intends smbarking IN the
nswspspsr businsss 81 Empire CITY,
Coos solaty. Oregon.
Ths pay rsll Of the Enisrsns Pros
,sstss Company tsil,sz City, fer An
~ " Sliis.
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Judge Edmonds. one Of the bright and
shining lights o: Spiritualism during the
latter part Of his life. once said: "Ths
soul Of man. shroudsd ~ Il 10 In this
gross covering Of clay. has its innate
and peculiar y~ssrnings for some definite
idea Of what shall be its condition alter
death"
The ''yearning'' spoken Of BY Judge
Edmonds derives much satisfaction from
the revelations Of spiritualism. Spirit
uslism teaches. and claims to demon.
strsts. the certainty Of . conscious ex-
istencs after the death OF the body. To
those, therefore. Who have lost friends
by death the belief OF reunion In the
.'swset by-spd. by" affords much relief
and consolation. But It Ia not the pur-
pose OF the writer to give an essay on
Spiritualism. He merely wishes to
direct public attention to . notice In an.
other column Of . s%pirituslisho perform.
o Q TO take place ct Piper's Opsrs
House, Virginia. tomorrow (SuDdsy)
evening. to be conducted BY Miss Annie
Eva Fay and the Fay.Brsddon ~orssniza.
lion OF noted mediums. Those who
desire good seats will 90 early.
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Michigan's Great Ca'amity-scenes
or Distress and Revolving Horror.

DETROIT. September 9.-Rrports from
Sinalic and Huron counties say that on
Monday. preceding the approach Of the
Ere, there was . darkness and copper.
colorsd appearance Of the sky. Later 1t
changed to red. and BY the middle Of
the afternoon 1. became SO dark that
lanterns we're q necessity In order that
people might find their wy out Of doors.
This condition OF affairs continued until
about 8 o'clock Wednesday morning.
when the wind shifted from west to
north, which cooled the air and brought
. slight relief.
In the woods were many dead OF every
age, presenting q revolving Appearance
The bodies were scorobrd and charred
by Ars. The high winds that prevailed
cut of nearly every avenue OF escape
and large burning masses would BE-
bodily lifted up and borne great dis.
tancss, and In many instances start hfss
In fresh places.
Up 10 Wednesday night forty.ivs bod
les were found within o mile In the town
ship Of Paris. Many o are missing.
Nearly all are Poles. Whole settlements
are swept clear OF buildings. crops and
fences. In Delaware township and oil
the country south Of Forestvills from
the lake, seven miles back, not . house
to the square mile is left. They were
new settlers and had small clesrings.
aud the Are swept them like . hurricans.
| They lose all and " for their places.
Many Of them fed to the lake. The
shore line has been crowed With human
beings, cattle. and everything that could
get to the water. Eye.vitnessss from
Forestvills say that the utmost confusion
prevailed there. Many could not see.
Oos man, who had lost oil. was both
blind and crazy. and bad TO be led to
the lake. North Of Sanilao the hre
Monday night was terrible. sweeping
almost everything. but seemed to leave
tho houses. People had no warning OF
the Are Ut this point.
Geo. Furgsson, Of White Rock, who
has been ON the road since Monday. re-
ports that he has sron lie burned bod.
les ct one place. he saw four wagons
bearing eight %cofius. with man
walking behind alone. 1t was bis en-.
tire family. Another man was following
three collins. Every farmer lost some
crops and fences. The latest reports
are that the back townships are burned
over With large loss OF lie.
Wednesday night the burning district
between Dickersvills aud Sand Beach
was visited by q rains,orm which put
out . considerable portion Of the drss
and cleared the atmosphere.
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Fivs Murderers Hanged.

LITTLE Rock, September 10 Five
murdersrs were hanged at Fort Smith
yss,srdsy-Brown. MCGOWAN and Podg-
cit, and two Greek Indians, Abel and
Amos Mandy. Only forty or Atty spec.
tators were admitted. Podgett confessed
the crime, but justihsd 1t on the Plss oil
s~slf.dsisnss. MCGOWAN made . similar
speech and said be was ready to die. but
hated to leave bis wife and children.
Brown said that his only regret was thu.
be accidentally killed q young man. and
asserted that hs did not have . fair trial.
The Manly brothers, through an inter
prefer. admitted the crime and said they
were ready to die. The trap was sprung
and ell died inside OF hftesn minutes.
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Dissriss Cs.rs-si.i.E. J.dss.
The following business has been trans.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report
John Auslum. F. Blskely and John
Kelly. indicted on q charge Of burglary
Guilty - to Auslu@ and Blaksly. Kelly
not guilty and discharged.
Indictment No. 2 sgainst same par.
ties qusshed by District Attorney.
Anglun and BlAksly sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Gray ". Dobbie-Plaintif allowed by
eous.nt to produce papers.
Richard Mercer W. Simon Oga OF al.
-Dsmurrsr overrulsd and each defend
Ant given ten days to answer.
ophir Mining Company W. Ben.
Row.-Complsint demurr.d to BY Dc.
isndsnt; demurrer ovsrrulsd and ten
days given to prepare for trial.
Margaret Evans VI. W. @. Evans
Defendant placed on the stand to show
cause Why he should not pay alimony;
continued for further time.
Mary Dunn W. William Dunu-Ds-
fsndsnt's counsel rendered NO objection
to default; divorce granted; custody Of
children awarded defendant.
State W. B. Il. Carrick ct sl.-Hsar-
ing Of argument to demurrer.
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Nsthedist Church. Gold Hill-Rsv. E.
4. Walker, pastor Prssbytsrisn Church.
virginia, will preach 1T 7:so ?. y. All are
cordially invited. Sunday school ato Pa.
Of. Patriek's tCatholic) Church. Gold
Hil-Nus will b celebrated ut ~ A. u.
tomorrow.
st. Johns Church. Gold Hill - Sun.
dsy.sohool ct I p. n. AL are cordially
invited 70 attend.
Presbyterian Church. virginis-hsv'
&. ]. Walker. pastor. will preach All A.
y. Subject: Tho All.Sesipg Eye" SAB
bath school at 1850 ?. =. kvsrypody
welcome.
There will be divine service NJ Grace
Church. Silver City. tomorrow evening y
7:so o'clock. Rev. George N. Eastman ON
oiating.
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SIERRA NEVADA.
VIE ssa UsSesssssbls Thsessss-A
b Small striagsr OF ORE Esceau.
tsred BsieW she 27o0 Level.


Al 10 usual when there happens To b
vacation OF the Stock Board. an excite
ment vas yesterday raised on the streets
Of Virginia and Gold Hill. by the report
Of q strike In Sierra Nevada. Nobody
knew exactly where the Development
vas made. nor hos much ore there wal
found; In fact, when the rumor wal
traced down IL vas sscertained that
somebody had heard somebody else say
that Mr.. So and.so had learned from .
friend that . rich body Of ore had been
ron into In the Sierra Nevada mine.
Few stopped to consider whether the
story was plausible. but excitsdly rushed
about, trying 10 purchase the stock on
tho street.
. UNREASONABLE THEonY.
The report seemed to have instantly
revived the oit-repeatsd and as often do.
MED stories Of an ore body being covered
up In that mine. Those who firmly be-
lieve In the existsnos Of ore st the north
cod 10 sufficient quantity TO pay are
many, and they we're Wild With excite
ment yesterday afternoon and last night.
They expressed . arm belief that Sen.
ator Fair had taken personal control OF
the mines for the purpose OF opening
the long covered up BONANZA known to
exist tin their mind).
DIDN'T WANT TO BIZ LEFT.
Everybody dealing In stocks rushed to
the ofios Of their broker early this
morning. anxious to buy and seeming
afraid that there would not be enough
stock to 20 round. The large orders
naturally caused the price to advance.
The buyers found plenty OF stock to all
their orders.
wuAr TIE STRIKE AMOUNTS TO.
All that could have possibly given rise
to the report Of . rich body Of ore In the
Sierra Nsvsda IL the fact that the joint
Sierra Nevada and Union Consolidated
wipzs ran into a stripssr OF ore about
fifteen feet below the 2700 level. II
amounts to nothing greater than a dozen
or more like ~stringrrs encountered In the
same wipzr from the 2400 level down.
Men who are posted believe the stock
will be selling for less . week hence than
Il was last Thursday.
Senator Fair has frequently said he
believed he had . valuable mine In
Sierra Nevada. and he still thinks 30.
He Ia dissusted. however. at the Wild
rumors on the street at present, and IL
non oommittal on the subject OF ths last
strinser OF ore found. He says: "Should
I say We have ore. there are parsons who
would swear It was not 30; and should l
say We have no ore. another set would
declare Il vas untrue; therefore ! shall
say nothing one way nor another
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
n.,,e,s.. n,.eh,.G ,rNo.h,.s Mere

R. Thurman and ]. Fisher. two boys
sged about seventeen. have been arrested
for HOUSEKEEPING. They were found 10
the warehouse Of the Virginia & Truckss
Railroad at the Baltic Switch. An en-.
trance had been Effected from the rear BY
breaking, In Of board. The
accused assert that they did not
break Int the house. but found
1t open and walked 10. The windows Of
the place were boarded up when the
house was vacated, but some miscrssnts
have entered BY the way the boys arc &C.
cused Of doing. and smashed the psnes.
torn the paper and lining on the walls
and committed n%uissno-s there. The
railroad employees propose to put . stop
to such practices IL possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

The case Of the State Vi. B. H. Car
riek's bondsmsn was on trial In the Dis.
trict Court today. The State was repre-
ssntsd by General r. II. Clarke. Hon.
William Woodburn and District Attorney
Hiles. The bondsmsn were represented
by Hon. B. O. Whitman. The morning
was devoted to the hearing Of arguments
upon the demurrer entered BY the de-
PENDANTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
ILsfs ssneshisg.

The Carson Appeal Of this morning
tells the following: Night before last q
woman came down from Virginia City
and 90. OF at Empire with nine children.
Just % The train was about 10 start she
b~okoned to the conductor and remarked
.'Pl.sss sir. will you 90 back and look
under the seats and see II I've LETT anyf'
The conductor. assisted BY several pas
sepRsrs, made an examination and
found . little t~wo.ysar-old fast asleep on
one Of the seats and restored II TO its
mother. who called the roll and started
for homo.
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Windy Neather In Delaware.

WILMINGTON. Del, September lo.-A
gale approIima.ing . hurricane ragged
here last night, the wind blowing at the
rate OF ffty miles per hour. Serious
apprehensions are felt for the rios crop
now harvesting and large numbers oil
planters have been TO the signal ofios
seeking information.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

Arumor has gained e~onsidsrals circu.
lstion On the street that the Hale 4 Nor.
o hoistins works were to Be closed
down. Tho rumor probably started
from the stoppses Of work In The wins.
from the 240O lsvsl. The mine Will not
BE- closed down. The men who were
engaged In sinking the vinxs have ossa
put At work repairing the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

The Msysvills (Ohio) Bulletin say:
that q monument has lately been erected
near that place by the sons OF Q lady
whose name was Savage. Her father
prohibited her marriage with an attract.
I've man In her own rank OF life. and,
bitterly ressnting this. she married a
oolored musician Of polished manners.
by whom she had three sons. She and
her husband lie buried In . picturesque,
secluded spot. which she selected. on
their farm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

when Cold Biasss blow. or when
Summer hes, and dust parch our throsts. "Huo
Punch" 10 equally acceptable. With hot udtor
It far excsls ordinary toddies. and It 10 m.
eQualed with nns tce. lemonade. milk. etc. IL
mskss q splendid might cay" taken. upon
going TO bed. K.tp Il In readiness. Sold by all
arocsrs, Wine Merchants and druggists. Trare
supplied by Richards 4 Harrison. Agents for
the Pacific coast. ian Francisco.
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Guiteau's Birthday-He II Getting

NEW Yolx, September lo.-A Nms'
Washington special says: auitssu be-
cam. forty years old yesterday. Hs ID
In good health and weighs . little more
than he did when he was nrst iuphs.
opsd. In some way hs has discovered
that the President has been taken TO
Long Branch. The questions which
be asked seem to indicate thai
be 10 studying the use Of the plea Of in.
sanity. He 10 anxious to discover how
a verdict Of insanity would Affect his
liberty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
Missionaries to Europe.

NEW Yosx. September 10. The
Tribune says: Ira D. ssnksy left this
city yesterday on the City Of Berlin.
Moody will leave Quebec 10 . fortnight
and Join him 10 Euglsnd. where they
propose to hold . series OF revival meet,
ipei. extending the work Into Scotland
and later Into Ireland.
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Good Water.

Hor spRIsos. Ark. September TO-
The Sentinel claims that the Presidsnt's
stomach was relieved and toned up by
the water sent from here on the recon.
mendstion Of Secretary Blaine. Who bad
nsed n.
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Ysa,hiai Cs.vie,s.

In sentencing John Anslum and y.
Blakslsy to one years imprisonment In
the State Prison yesterday. Judge Rising
regretted that there was not . rsfor
matory school In which he could connne
them. The boys are aged thirteen and
sixtesn years respectively. They were
convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING. The Judge
gave them the lghtsst sentence possible,
sdmouishins them to take heed OF this
Lesson snd to reform their ways when
released from confinement.
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rln nsasua.
4so ophir. 7.7k. II
$50 Mexican, liz. ltk. l1k
1910 Gould 4 Curry. II. ~ bs
$40 Beat q Bslchsr. II. isk
lllo CLiiornis. SOC. $50
1875 Savage. 8 oo. . 10
~, Con. Virginia. I ss.a
Has chollsr. 2 Is. AZ. ~
1910 Potosi. 3 IS. 8 20. ~
ASS Hals q Norcross. <-os. Ale
100 Grown Point. 10
$50 Yellow Jacket. 81. ~
50 Ksntusk. I 70
lao Alpha. Z. 30
s25 Bslchsr. q IS. ~. "
10 Confidence,
al20 Sierra Nevada. Il. 3ok. s0<. IN,
2oR. 9iN. II
ITO Utah. ~. i3t. liz
1915 Bullion. 1. I o5. ssc
loo Exchequer. I 10
50 Seq. Bsleher.
100 0vsrnan.
225 Justice. 75e
22is Union Con-. 1fk. 1fk. I'm. II
4io Alta, 4 IS. Z %. ass
400 Julia. 40o
$50 C~s'sdonis. 500. sSs
400 Silver Hill. loo
50 Lady Warrington. 100
$50 Andes. l 70. l 30. II
7i0 scorpion. I IS. l %
400 Benton. $50
2is Eureka Con-. 27k. Tk. as~
100 Northern Belle. II
$50 Day. z 10. AIS
$50 Albion. I 30. I "
HOO North Belle Isls. SOC
$50 Bodis. 81. 81
900 Holmes. soc
100 0ila. 60c
400 Bschtsl. 95c
100 Goodshaw. t6d
$50 Blsskhawk. loo. Zoe, zoe
so Mono. 3 10. 3 90
400 Syndicate. zoe
Is Addsnda. loc
% Nsonday. Toe
230 Orc. $50
$50 Bodis Tunnel. 2 20
2so Martin Whit. eoc
$50 Tiptop. 81. ~
$50 Silver King. II
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com.lxl Attraod,sl WinpipR!-Ths.

Comsly! Attractive! winninR!-These
expressive words are often and properly
applied to the fair ladies Of u favored
land. who keep their hair abundant and
natural In color and lustrs by the timely
use Of Ayers Hair yigor. The vigor 10
safe and agreeable. and Its effects are
very lasting, making It the most eoonom'
iosi, and at tho same time tho most ben.
eicial and elegant Of toilet preparations.
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Alleges % - lassss.

Appleton Pluulsy living ct 81 Ridge
street. Virginia, has nled an application
asking that his wife Annie Plumlsy b
sdjudssd inssns. and seat TO the ssylum
ss Stockton. Ns. Plaalsy will b e.
snizsd at } e'slesk this aftsrnoen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
Drought In ohio.

COLUMBUS. September lo.-Th' e.
trsms drought 10 beginning to bs ssri'
ously felt 10 this locality. and sparks
from locomotives have destroyed miles
Of fencing and done considerable aam'
aos 10 the grass and other crops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10
Arrivals rs.s nerssss.

w Nocurdy. o Conner. I u Owen.
J d Hspworth. r Kirmun. Annie Kirby.
Mrs. 8 Cole. Mrs Hazard. L Lonksy. Ars
Howell. Charles colburn and wife. Miss N
Pond. Miss D Tolles. Miss jackson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

The Committee Of Inquiry As to the
Gre last Sunday night have concluded
their Investigation. They will report
tbs result In q day or two.