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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02

The snow in the eastern portion of
the State is badly drifted. The rail-
road trains are running plows.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02

BEAN Il Co., Pacific Coast Advertising Agency,
lilo Montgomery St, are our authorized Agents
II san Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco,
and Cigars.

just received by DAVIS 4 gibson a large
assortment of Wines, Liquors.,
and Cigars. which are offered to the trade at
anprecedently low prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Flour.

DAVIS x GILLSDS have on hand 5000
Sacks of FiOur-vaiiO us brinds hich j.
offered 10 their customers at LESS that the present
cost price of Flour in California with freight
added.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Cooking and ParlOr Stoves,
Stove Pipe, etc.

DAVIS 4 gibson have just received an in
voice of Cooking and Psrlor ,toves, Stove Pipe,
and Cooking Utensils. which will be sold at a
small advance upon cost.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
China Rice.

DAVIS 4 gibson have on hand COO mats OF
No. l China Rice, which was bought before tbs
rise and will he sold al a bargain.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Tinvvare and CrOckery.

If you want to purchase Tinware and Crockery
patronize DAVIS 4 GILLSON.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Agricultural Implements.


Farmers will please remember that DAVIS q
GILLS0N keep a large stock of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
BalinS Rope.

just received by DAVIS 4 gibson 10000
lbs. Baling Rope, which is offered to
farmers at low rates.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Ground Feed.

DAVIS x gibson have on hand and for sale.
at the LOWEST possible rates, . Tons of
Ground Feed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02

INFoRMATIoN.-In the new Eclectic
Primary Geography used in the Pub
lie schools of this State, including that
Of Carson, we find the following in
~teresting intelligence on page 56:
Nevada lies West of California on
the arid plateau. 1t is not adapted to
farming. but its mines of gold and
silver are very productive" Again,
further on, appears the following:
Utah Territory lies west of Nevada"
No wonder compulsory education is
becoming fashionable! 1t requires
some compulsion to digest some of
these school books.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Cor. Carson and Sixth Sts..
CARSON t NEW.


If you want GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES,
cheap, call oa DAVIS & ellison,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Paints and Oils.

All kinds Of Paints and Oils on hand, and for
sale cheap by DAVIS l. GILLSON.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02

on hand, in season, which will be sold at a srlal,
profit.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Clothing, Boots and Shoes.

II yon want q stylish suit of Clothes, or a neat
fitting aud seryiceable pair of Boots or Shoes. go
to DAVIS & 0ILLSON'S.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
Hardware, WOOdenware,
Powder and Fuse.

If you want to purchase Hardware, Wooden.
ware, Powder and tuse, call on
DAVIS L G1LLSON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Sd|ertiiBsS erfuuf.


yin. staft uno In 6oIa, srss 8sidldendtuts : BE.
ftblss tFieri faciasI ots Dbtrs8erihtts Der Staot Bal.
ttnort tn Der Ria9e bon fuufr Il Guon, Ium Ssbraufs
Don gBtnb jan, 8t9sn Daniel ebsipurib babe Id mt
Seihlde btl,8t uno In Yiducung stnorrntn aIts 9tedt
ht8tntbun uno Snttre he ots beia9itii Sanid eb.iporit
an unb aut orn 1ruro pld he nit ben barauf hthsn.
ben Seb6uoer. In osr etaot Baltimore gtlsssH uno.
tptt folat, be ldrteben .
Detisl,s lang. an Der gorooN.gde Der Pratt. une
9teits tiitoBe an otbt bann 6hltdp. lauas otr Noroietts
Der SratihrdBe. etnbunotrt nno orfiuunlpaniis 5uB,
msbr obtr Ipsntaer. bis Jur Iptitieie Der 3uneansA utp;
oann norbilh. iduas BET ~spsflttte bon Duncan . antp.
sinbuuotrt 5uB bs an tins 10 dn8 byeiit Alsn oann
I'd fitlt, ieuBs Der Sujiette Osiaeter Nutp u b nit benz
Jisuie bs gtorun6.s b~ttie,ben in 8tnIeinldaft init ben
nngrerJenoeu bau,eru. tihbunoeIt unb britinrjpanjis
Gus. mspr ODER ~ipeaiStr. bis jur Df'ette Der Is btrertr.
mo oanu liollb, lauRs Der Dnisiit Der gbtietiirabt
sinhuuoert 5uB iuriid bis suu Hnidnos punt,e.
hub made tn bternii betauut. Dap Id an Ger @ertdtts'
bausibAre IN nr Staot Baittnore Az ontag. ben n.
WpdtJ 1871. MittGgS 12 ubr, aues Srtereie oes
btldgien Daniel eb pOrlh an uub gu Dem obenbt ifrte'
bsnen uno nit YeiaIas be!esten et8snibanis ~nsrfaufsn
peroe.
9toinsunssn: Eaariabluus.
Muanfus Hilbert. 6a.rtH;
q. u. Bennett q Gpmp,, Nuft.
(5i.6,s, 60,2,4.6.8 6. 7v,2,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Wcrmalterss Y erfanI

LIE BON
tp.rtbboTem Pa6t- 8rurbti9entbum,
Isbr paNeno Far IuIhe BsrIopeu. lutIhs QBaaen II. Qfsrs
baltsn. an Der Pondnb : Musp, ttBt kBIIccrRrake
gsnanHt, nabe @ager hrdAe unb Sdrforbs Hpe.
RraFt zines Dtirttss hes Artts . @sritts nsr stabt
Baltimore mtrb Der uutfrJttdnttt as BetDalter II ous
taa. ben 10 Wt6rI 1871, Nddmtttngs u 4 utr, auf 81.
Feutli6tr MUTTON bas ndhfebsuo bsitrtsbsnf 9iests
tbuu; an Ort urO Sttle llr' Yertautt a%usbtetet:
Den ganSen 9runbplGS NIT gsbdneeH, tn Der
Gtabt Baltimore gelt9,n unb tptr tolat bsldrtrbtu an
Ghittte ber bouans = NHtp, Dts ne itbt aut 80 DUB ts
ptitsrt IN. III Der Gntferuurs bon %unerfdbr i2i ifuB 6
3oG n6roIih bon Der Rotbot . &dt Der pouGnb . Autp
nub gdaetfraRe In Der Wttttt Der Sdet0e mauer Juii1sn
BEN bauie nuf BEN ikt Ju bsihtttOtuotn Grlnbftds
UNI Dem i'm Suotu urprsnjenttn Saute %antanetno /;
bann fDrhlth. largs Der opUunosH uep, IA 5uB 8 Sou
bis aur iiowshltt,H Sdt etnts BON Bet'r 0Btcor an
gJln. 6drs aui %. September 'tB hbtrlrdatntn Slunbs
FudeS lin 9ibtr q d ylr. ll2, DOL. 295 br 2aub.Nr.
btJe bon Baltimore eingetragtnl onnn 6hl;h, ldras
btia1tem 8runotAdt, go ttuH odntl nbrblih, ~tbtntaus
ldnas atnanntein Sruuottlde, 10 tuB BITS III elmer
Steinmduer oGnn Iib0tlth lauas b,iagtsr Wautr. Is
SuB 8 3oH; ndun lilbltb, parallel nit Der Souant'Al'
lu, l3 Sus Oann ptnlid bis unb parallel NIT her frit'
Sa Ielbe III elrer idbrit6sn @rnnplnttbs BON Sis IN.
tsrrpOrisn unO NIT sinsm insihodt9sn ittgtIAttHerntn
Rspbnbdufs btbaht.
BerfautsbeOinguneef ipte I'm Deirei por9eIhriebtn
elm Trtttibeil bulr, Der Ret IN q uno IL WtDnaten bic
Grebitlablunatn oJm Berfautstaae all 3inten tragtno
uno Dnrn 5ur 3utrteoenhett ots Betpalttrs trbolitrts
9lotsn ucftdstt pofr Wues baar, nod Dem Beliebeu bel
SduFets. Rbenn be Bdars5 utniie ntni am Bsrfdutss
taae ~binterItat pirb. nut sin GspOitt oon $500 Dom
Qauftr ssmuht ptrotn.
1872 Serrmann q Brown feb. 8erpaIttr.
VT. 81, 81. PdulhraBe. 3immtr gir. 4
D. y. e9pper, Wutt.,
1885 9.52.5.s.6ll Sr. "a. Ssf.s,alttuOrthraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
G6egifssW criant.


sFE sineB
qroB.n Sorroibss non materiat, Was
i1tnsrie'n &C. II. 7 10. elmer Reifrcd Aabrtf
auf bffsutIt6sr Qutftnn.
IN Holae uno traft zines Dsfrstts ots Ober- geridtss
Der Sidot Baltimore Dom 20. Febr. 1871 IN Der BE.
Yohl uno Anton Yobl. ihrtn Gbenianu. ,perbs Id I'm
esrtduisloiale ntr DO Y II. Bennett 8 Comp /,
ylr. ~ nno 3 Sib. Gbatlss frabe. SpnHerhag. ben
ID. Wa6rt. Wtor9tns 10 ntr. etrfn aroBen unb nerfh.
pouen Yorraib bon Wlaidirttit'n, Iu elmer Rstrpd'
5abrtt gtbcteub, ctrtouieu; oetitlbe uf1faBt
etnen grofsu Sprrotb DON &tdblcrabt, Bot.
gen. sSebsr . SsEs. Sdnbsr unb Original . Beers
paduug. ans' fInsene Albeit. Gpr ftttsn. BsSss.
bdnosr. fefsoIs. Htoblaef,le NIB anottts Wa.
ttrtai 6etner:
snm gefdbdft ssborise WdSd,intrit'n ars: F3obrs
mdtdbinsn, 3anssn. SeHene. Slattetm 10,
wsids Elm eompitt,s VI No,ttnieni biIoeh uno Der bsionbts
rem Nufuis,tl onistt Der bnn5ler metib tno.
BeDtnsuu9 : BadrJabllng unn btr gtriaut unbseiugt.
Spbn N Deois, 66.ritf /;
(bS-64l ". G. sJsnnstt & 0omp.. Hutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Ru berfdufcu.
g8A pan0fb unD (SeihGiisplab. /

Gin 9uesp NIT uultabartm 8aas nit Sti6tIs tn
e%oupltttm BuHanbt. 9tddIufraarn bet Sdmts Me-
a1ther. G9sh Der aIbsmdris. uHe Saur sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09

Blu %perfdufen uHO su permietben.
$50 90 bAbidt il,int 6Suisr. isoss 5 Simutsr uni
ks:;v Seu ' euibalteub Die Sage IL lDfaen Oh innehet
l41 uub Sdonhet ntdt lu hbtrireftsn, ndbe etnen
Whatts geonSunart [ ht unN btnia. Rahluiragtr
BIT g.. Sridtrb. Pr Al5, BCH B~dIttmprtfr
8. Sbhrt bftltd non hrr giimorefrGbe.
(TRdrl7 Ia IIU{t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
ScrfetgeruHgen.
8crpaIters,gsrldn

E.8I wv
~. btB
Yl0Bss gr. 10, T'nssSirOBs, RruutlirEtrei.
RraFt zines Gslrrits ots RrSts.@sriaits Der 6ta6t
Baltimore mtrbsH be unttrltidncitu ais RGrUdIier anF
s~ttsntIkber Hutiipn in 5roni btB pilates Bonner tag,
btu is. DRdrl 1871. Sladpiuags 4 ubr. has 2 q. tpdtae
Aisaetarinsrne BouS NIT 1iHtsFaebduce unb
GTunbhGa. Sr. 10. SsusftaBe. %bsrtdmfru. IS Ii Is
Rus brett uno 10 gus TIT. nit btm 8tbraudt elmer 8
5uB brsiirn Nqtu. tptlbe In bic SbdHtk HraBt thhrt,
IN 9snetnihaft NIT BIN duartnlenotn pduietH. gppts
audi BEN glak TN QtHtfrarunoe. ptiher NIT btmIelbtn
in Bsrbtnbuug jtsei. bic Srouit an her eHOistte her
Shamesfrubs. In bet Gniftrnuug BON IS 6HB q Sou
mtti't pom Der Sdswsf.9de btr gBoItts uub abarntss
frabt bann Dtflid e,btnp, l1ugs bfr 9bamfsfTaBs,
% 5ub 8 3ou bann ihotDtflih l6 fuB 10 9ou.
oaHn 6alla 3 6uB, unb eagn noIobhIi6 80 5uB bis
Jun I'm aneBpunttt. Dbtgts gruuotiasut6um III
srunoItr Itrti uub itBt oils siRt gDirtbi2aft uHO gsObH'
hauB haust,
:stauisbtOtnsuTesn elm BriittbsI baar ON Der.
:~auistaet, Elm Brtitibtil In 6 uuO ttH DrtttibeI In II
WuHatsH nit 3initn pom Bettautstaae.
y RaitmanH uub
Spbn y, sing. BtruaIter;
Ar. SAY, Bsts5aprtttitr
&nm. 3 Gpptr q Gpmp.. AIit.
(46,S 81. 4 4 g. S,6O,2SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
ga G8ailrns6 eri9tss Betfaaf
80. bon
ipertbDDnem @runSeieeuthum

an Der
Canton 5 &Oenue, nobs AunftraBe. - @runos
nistbe | Gent.
Der untsrIsiGnt's NOminiarator bss peraor5tusn
@aIbiustOn ABRAMS tutro aut YsisbI bEs seatiGn.tss'
ridts Der Staot Baltimore btuts. ben 9. WtdrJ
1871, 9lahmttags 0 uhr, an OFT unb etGut has mad.
ftbeno btifriebtnt, isbr tmpfsbltnsuertbe GtStntbam
oeriuufen. ndmlih .. ...
Den sanltn S~runbpTas NIT @ebdusen an Str
StDiGtts Der &GutDn iNuenne. nube NnnttraBs, 9elfasn,
IS FuB brett uno 100 fub tiki etbsnb.
Die 8tbduoe 9r 277, 9anioH.aotnutl bthebtn In
stusut Jwtih6dtetu b0lIerntu VDobnbdnIt nit 2~'ft6diBtm
ltsasltrtntrHfu ptntttaebauoS uIo ttne Eildltr 'gBtrt'
t1tt i'm ptnierarunbe
acknowledgements. tps BON Ssridte ooratidtis.
ben bic baltr baGr. ben Nltt In 4 . ionattn init Sim
len uub Senebmtattr Slberbsit.
@Iunbulietbt nur l Gent 9, Il. q. abrams,
Abmtntitrdtor bss Osrttorbentn
Waibtrstou Wbrams
@. q. @pper. Autt.,
48,60,4.9l Jr, "a, WsH'B ulttniorthraBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Grrpalte ss8rrVaui

.E1nA BON
metropolitan, FIR sirsn Seit6itspluB pnIsnoen
BahtsB runnriNtnthum on Der
Rprbs0 Gar pIIHS', s~pifbrn her Baltimore HHb
SdpsttcfrGae,
qraft zines 8sfrttts osS Rrtisssrthtts btr Gtaot
Baltimore ptrb Der unttrlethnete ais gerlualter auf
Dfttptliter MUTTON an YIabe WR pntda. ben IL. WGrI
1871, RadbmtttagS baIh y nbr. oas unhHtbtHb be-
IdrItbtns Giaentbum ,um Ssrtaufe nusbiettn
Sds sdnBs @runbIffif nebh DISQUALIFICATION,
In 6tI Siaot HalttH ore urtptu uHo. pf tolgt belhEits
btu on Der bethititt her 9arOltntitrGte In Der 9ntitrs
ruua pon Ill Gus 8 Sou hhblth pon Der 5iofpth.Sdt
Drr q atoItHes unO hnptitehTabs. uno ON dnfdnespunitt
oss ptetieu 8petlss ots uunIeH Stunorhdts, Delhes Uon
b. grben. ct at, an 4. Npttl 1855 on 6bonus y.
Wlafou tbtrlhriebtn muroe aniurgeuN bon od norb.
LID ldngs Der AnroltntitllBe, Is 5uB Qtbenb barn
pshlib, beinabt rehtDtnirlta ntltoer AGroltnehrnBe unb
batanel mtI her brItten 9tntt beB btidgteH pdnitn
SrlubfDdeB, 80 95uB 6anu n0rblih. parallel nit ber
GaroItr tfraBe. Z fuB oaun psalldl. parallel NIT be.
iagttr brittsu GtRts, urgttabr 9 Rub bis au bic Jpetie
Gtntt btIdgttn gaujtn 8tunOnides; 6ann iuOIid. ldnps
btia9tsr Ilutiten Stnte, nnattabr IL 6uB. bis Ium @uet
btritlbtR. uub bann Otlth. ldnes belaater brttlCn Gtntt,
81 5uR bis Innl AniAI Sspunte mil BEN Sebrarbs'
tt9ts Eintr 2 t5uB bteiien oil Der 9torbisitE BIS Sruubs
ttdes I~s9eRDtn Nutq batlsIbs Ut elmer idhrItdth
8runbn isihe non S26 "untermntitn Itnb gtbraudlt ben
notbliben Btbel uno bic WtauGr in 8emfnihdft init
BEN nsbtnon ~itshenbeu pdult. Die Bdulthisittf fnb
tin IlDtih6dtgts IiegslA einsrnes 9Sbdaee
acknowledgements, ME oRr6 oGs Setret oorat.
ihItsbtu: Gin Dtiittlstl baav ben Reft In 8 uub IL
WiOnateH. Die 2rtoitlaDlungtn BON Betldutstage m
3iuien trdeeno uno outh 9loitn oes aduitrs. Tr 3u'
fritotnhFit oes BerlDalters %tnbotrt. gefhert ebtr Aats
bGar, nab oeS Rduters 8tltebtn. NDCnu bic Bduriunntt
ntht an Wctidutsllss btnttIleat iDtro. muB Elm 8spOii
bon $500 pom aalltr g'ms9t Utrssn; -
9r. ba. 81 YaulttGbe. thinner ylr. 4
&amutl q. @pptr, Auft..
t43,6,e.5 5.s.6ll tr. 81. 2Btr'BaltiulnrtiirabE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Rr, sOS, Establishments
44-)
f4 8irGan Der Stra6eus 9arGbrn4s.
1&A. GDmmiEdrc,

SD'hH@NP
baltimore, ben OF. febyudr 1871.
Ets StraBeits8 utdlbrits' IS omintfiHre maiden hterrlti
bstannt, oaB fe IN teberetniiinInun9 nit abitnitt 7 Der
bonn Wapot uro Staotraih %trldiitnen 8croronung, be
titeIt sGtht BrrorOnut9 pe9en N~usibuu9 a%siotfer. ptt'
ft Beb0rbe Iu'ebenbet Seiugntle IN 6inNht duf biz
6traBen her StaOt Baltimore bic am 3. gprtI 1866
btit1ti8t purbe, .
uut ~6fItntIihtr Nufttou
Ereitaa. hen II. WldrJ 1871. Yu6rntttdn ! ubr, I'm
SIdan9e.Y srtauislttnnt6 m Der Staht BGlttu1rrt
cen aqnsen srunbpids pbfr isnen EhstI hsFsI.
ben. ptlter n'ht Bun1 Bttte tintr 90 n. brtttsn StraRe.
276 fu6 iholih BON Dtr BGie,s. 5piiGtn Silnror. unp
8ultonfrdBe gtlsatr, iDtlhe IN JDlgt elmer pom Eiir9trs
%rrtifier uno StGbtratbt paltttttn uno am II. Nootnihtr
1879 etrrhu1taisu YtforOnurg gsbfintt rpsrstn iOu, lie.
gen, %osrtauien psrotn
Vdmlt6:
BEN sdn;tn GruntpidB w'lter nidt junn Bette elmer
TO fuB brsiten Strnbe, "a lus itbiih bon ber Bafrr.
tiroBe a leaen. mie it icbt BON Der @tIfor. bis lur ful.
fpnhrobt ptbttfti Mrs. gtb6rt, on sintm 4untte PIG r.
N Soa pehlih non br Stihette bfr @tImptHraHe an.
~t1nssHb; nann lprtlih lQr9s bsr ginroisits teiagttr TO
f5uB brstten StraBe. unpeid1r %! 5uB 64 $ou bis an
bic rtuie pes ihr >. 3 Goro abst ldGstn etasrtbums
pebeno; naun noro6HIih, ldnas teia9ter Qiutt, uratT1pr
IS Sus Damn ~iiio6nlid 1874 5uB TX 9ou bis Jun I1s
fnR5spuhtts beritlbe III AMI bGn Nlar en- VI unb v NIT
Dem fudfdbtn II btIsttnft Der oorbfi apis @ruhoplab
miro ben Nu11gen. iuelhs ~htlnitbtn lir Die Borthsts
Der @t6tnHna isntr bJ 5u6 breittn Strake anatlebi
porbtn. untetlDoli rn ottfonlt.
Der ooer 0e Hdutet lpfrben aebdltett ietu, BhrAf&afi
i'm ooppelten Ytttaae Der anutlunine bufiirlu etbsn, oaB
beiustes Rauf9cIo or BEN 3u9e be5abit peroen pirb, an
p<l6em Die %GommiNdrs berttt iiao, Btib BON benz 10
OtrfaGfitn @rlnbr Ju 8sbtH.
Spbn o. E8dssnsr.
Spbn Z. DureiHs uHb
Sames q. Suisp,
EH Fen Sirisr; SItri; GommiEar.;
5000 u. ~. Sennttt q goms.. Antt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
3u bermtetheu.

FsH Girt qduoH'ut, lex Ndsr unFaHtub. NIT gts
~ bGuntn uub Rtbtuqsbduotn. tn Quitm 3ufanoe.
- nit i~Oioiti9et 8stBnabnnt: ioWie ttnt anotrt ron
$50 Gdsrn, ia Yleile Don Der StaitsSttnls. Na6Iu.
frGasn bel piram Rnufmonn an ben BsrinntshaH'
ben Rr. 3 ttrtn9tun', ar. 81. esntre. uno Rr,
q lnnnnEnrHlnrHE LhR & 81 2 81
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Table Conversation.

\ great deal of character is impaired
and received at the table, Parents too
often forget this: and therefore, instead
of swallowing your food in sullen ST
lence, instead of severely talking about
others, let the conversation at the table
be genial, kind, social, and cheering.
Don't bring disagreeable things to the
table in your conversation any more
than you would in your dishes. For
this reason too the more good company
you have at your table the better for
your children. Every conversation
with company at your table is an edu-
Gator of the family. Hence the intelli-
gence and the refinement, and the ap-
propriate behavior of family which is
given to hospitality. Never feel that in
telligcnt visitors can he anything hut Il
blessing to you and yours. How few
have fully gotten hold of the fact that
company and conversation are no small
part of education.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Mystery Solved.

Annie Brown, the notorious snake
woman, who has been battling the ply
sicians in various places for some years,
but who has lately been an inmate OF
the Wayne Co., Infirmary, has at last
been discovered to be a fraud. We
learn from good authority that DIR,
Firestone, under whose watchful care
Annie has been for some time, has dis
covered the s'snake," or "what is it,;
that would protrude from her mouth
while she was in convulsions. 1t ap-
pears that the DIR. was watching her the
other day, while she was having one Of
her "spells," and noticing something in
her mouth, he seized her by the throat
to prevent her from swallowing and
compelled her to disgorge the "reptile; :
which proved TO be nothing more mol
less than piece of black india rubber
that she had been accustomed to slip
down her throat and then, with her con-
vulsivemovements, raise up and let down
again. All honor to DR.. Firestone fol
the patience and skill he has exhibited
in this work of discovering her "snake,
ship" and we trust that the gentle An
ME will now stop frightening people
henceforth and forever, by swallowing
snakes in this unnatural manner.-Cda
ton Rep. d Rep,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Horrible Accident.

Wednesday last about II o'clock &
terrible accident occurred, arhich caused
the death of one man, and ,sounded an
other badly. As the Mail train aya:
leaving the station on the p. Ft. w. &
c. r. r., a buggy containing taco men
Henry and VIM. Gettis, eeas crossing the
railroad on Main street. The horse be-
ing gild started dozen the track, instead
of crossing over and before the train
could be stopped the engine struck thu
buggy and thre1 out both men, one be.
ing caught under the engine and dragged
along some distance. Nearly every bont
in his body ,oas broken. He aoas instant
ly killed. The other aras thro,yn on tht
side track and had his collar bone ant
arm broken. He aeas not considered
dangerously hurt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Remarkable Case of Living Without
Food

I The venerable Mrs. Iarnel, who i:
eighty-seven years old. has been sick, al
the residence of her son-in-law. Jacot
Eberhardt. for the past four months
and is the most remarkable case we have
ever been called upon to chronicle.
She has not taken any food or nour-
ishment whatever, except little
sweetened water occasionally, for the
last twenty-five days, and still lives.
While physically very helpless, her
mental faculties are remarkably good
for one of her age. Mrs. Yarnell is one
of our oldest citizens, having been a res
ident of Wooster over sixty years.
H'o0ster Republican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
His Head was Level.

A New York wholesale grocer, who
has become rich in his business, has late
ly made the following revelation. He
said his rule was always when he sold a
bill on credit, to Immediately subscribe
for the local paper of his debtor. Sc
long as his customer advertised liberal
ly and vigorously he rested easy. But
as soon as he begins TO contract his adj
vertising space, he took it as evidence
that there was trouble ahead and he in
/. variably went for his debt. "For," said
he, ''the man who feels too poor to make
his business known, is too poor to dc
business" The Withdrawing of an ad-
vertisement is an evidence of weakness
that business men are not slow TO OBJ
serve.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Another SMindIe.

The latest mode of swindling farmers
is on the tapis. The article now offered
is wrought iron plow point fitted into
hollow square, the economy of which
is wonderful. Those who have been
bitten find that wrought iron points
cost more apiece than entire shares OF
cast iron. As these plow point swim
dlers are understood to be making a
hurried sweep through the country, pa
pers desirous of saving their patrons
pockets, will direct attention to this
swindling scheme. 1t cost the farmers
of the West about two hundred thou
sand dollars.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
For the REPUBLICAN.
THE SUMMIT,

Holmes county has summit. !
know it, for / have been to see; and
assure you that it is real, with a
living, moving, working population
of something more than one nun
dred, all adopts with pick and spade,
headed by a Colonel and several
Captains whose business it is to
keep peace and harmony in their
domain, in which undertaking they
probably average success.
Its principal productions are clay,
sand, and stone: found in great
abundance in the several pits. The
chief articles of home consumption,
bread, meat, potatoes, gunpowder
and whisky. The three former used
mainly in the manufacture of mus
Gle, and the latter two, though not
used precisely alike, produce very
much the same effect. A full charge
of either will start pieces of rock
and other missiles flying in all di-
rections, and the unfortunate, who
happens in range, will surely receive
an "unlucky hit They have a
villa of respectable appearance, ro-
mantically, situated in the midst OF
the wildwood, with its pleasant
shade and primitive beauty: beneath
whose leafy shadows is 4 swing for
the pleasure of those who delight
in such recreation.
| must not omit to mention the
only article, namely empty whisky
TASKS, which so plentifully abound.
that many of the more industrious,
gather and carry away enough to
provide themselves with all the loose
change, necessary for the purchase
of tobacco and other luxuries, in
which they choose to indulge. Ii
An unusual amount of excitement
prevails from various causes. The
visitors are almost as many as those
of Saratoga or any other noted re
sort. Strikes are frequent. Hands
strike for higher wages, 4 sub-con-
tractor, occasionally strikes for parts
unknown, leaving neighbors, work
men, and ETC., TO mourn his untimely
departure; and sad to say they
mourn "as those having no hope"
But the most telling strikes are from
flying missiles. 50 ~
In the estimation of many, the
Summit is place of renown and il
certainly has n remarkable popula'
tion. Here you will find the sons
of Erin, spade in hand, with ready
wit and flashing temper. The solid
dutchman, with wheelbarrow and
pick, and the Yankee, lean and lank
dashing ahead in his untiring chase
after the almighty Dollar" while
there are others whose nationality
is not SO easily traced in form and
feature. Some Samson-lille making
sport for the rest of the community
We would advise all those who have
any curiosity, to visit the Summit
and see what they can see.
RICH LAND.