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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-14
: Recently one of Che Western river stesn

Recently one of Che Western river stesnr-
boats grounded and the sudden stopping OF the
machinery alarmed an old lady, who exclaimed
"What is the matter? what is the matter Z?
"For Gods sake, tell me the worst?" exclaimed
one more anxious than the rest. Atter short
pause hoarsc voice from the deck replied
''Nothing, madame, nothing, only the bottom
Of the vessel and the top of the earth are stuck
together"
An Indiana paper refused lately to pub.
lish culogies gratis, but added: eve will pub
lish the simple announcement of the death O
any of our friends with pleasure"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-14

"A cynical man says the reason women are
so fond of writing letters is that they rejoice in
the opportunity of saying all they wish without
the possibility of an interruption.
"A gentleman who had been victimizcd by
a notorious borrower who always forgot to pay,
called him one of the most promising men OF
his acquaintance.
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SINGULAR CASE OF FEIALB ADVENTURE,
Devotion AND DEATH. One of the most re-
markable instances of woman's attachment to
man and heroism under adversely came to our
notice to-day. To begin at the commencement
we will state that in 1860 young lady in the
CITY of Auburn, New York, the daughter OF
wealthy parents, eloped with young, man
named Niles, railroad engineer, and both pro-
ceeded to Cleveland, Ohio, and afterwards to
Toledo. They were pursued by an infuriated
brother of the young lady, and in the latter
Mace to avoid detection, after the marriage
ceremony had been performed, the young lady
arrayed herself in male attire. In this dis
guise, and while selling apples, she passed her
6rother several times on the street without re-
copnition on his part. Shortly afterward, early
in The war the two went South to Nashville,
Tennessee, where Niles procured employment as
locomotive engineer, his wife engaging as hre-
man. still keeping up her disguise. Between
Nashville and Chattanooga shot from a rebel
inflicted serious wound upon the engineer,
and he was taken to the Government hospital at
Murfrcesboro, Tennessee. His wife followed,
and to her careful nursing Niles owes his liie.
When sufficiently recovered to endure the hard-
ships of travelling, they returned to Clevelamd.
few months later the alleged gold dis
ccyerics at Mandock, Canada, attracted them
thither, and the wife accompanied her husband
still in masculine garments. Inc Iicisst'ucs
of her career exposed to hardshlps ana accl- @
dents, were too severe, however, ana lew
weeks since she died at Cleveland, alter nrici
illness. Niles, who is now In this city, IS Il
man of about 10 years of age, and does not re-
fer to the heroic devotion of his wife but in
terms of the warn,est admiration.-OshSosh
Northeastern.
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A woman has no natural grace more be-
witching than sweet laugh. How much We
owe to that sweet lawgh # turns the prose OF
our life into poetry; it filings showers of sum
shine over the darksome wood in which We are
travelling; it touches with light even our Slee:rr,
which is the image of death but gemmed. With
dreams that are the shadows of Immortality.
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"NLy son." said a man Of doubtful morals
putting his hand OH the head of Il young ur,
chin, 'I believe Satan has got hold OF you.
81 believe SO, too" was the reply.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
TIE JERSEY CITY CHARTER.
The Germans on the Situation Fierce Oppo-
sitiOn-LeanliZed Robbery.

The Germans on the Situation Fie rec Opp0.
sitiOu--LeanliZed Robbery.
The Germans of Jersey City held q meeting at
Cooper Hall last evening, ut which the proposed
city charter was discussed, Mr.. Jacob Rlngle pre-
sided. The speeches were all Of denunciatory
character and one speaker declared that there
was time when property owners had more cause
for alarm than now, when a clique OF corrupt men
were conspiring to plpnder the people and enrich
themselves: 1t was further remarked that NOT q
citizen OF any responsibility has ventured
to endorse the appointment OF Bumsted
on the Board OF Public Works. a. levy OF
upwards OF SS,o00,o00 Is to be raised for
the purposes enumerated in the proposed charter,
and 1t Is designed to entrust the expenditure OF
such vast sum to men who have openly boasled
that they would spend ten thousand dollars to carry
the charter and the commissioners named thereon.
Al one period of the meeting very hostile senti-
ment prevailed and several individuals declared
their intention Of proceeding to Trenton and de.
nouncing the scheme. The members of the Legis-
latre from Jersey City came In for their share of
the denunclation as being in league with dishonest
men instead OF representing the people.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

pay an extra bonus. Mile. Hallier-Doss had last
night We should say, about $500, or less she -,
lndeeu an artist OF whom any Italian teacher ann ~,
we have swarm OF them IN tins city, may ne
proud But two dollars was TOO much on cold
night to all even the first rows OF seats.
THE GLOBE THEArRE.-After the usual olio at
this theatre last night anew Irish drama according
to the playbllls) was produced. If tie rubbishng
nonsense had been called series OF negro minstrel
in Irish it would be more like the bot p00,q
shunied at before the puolic last night In the
opening scene bloodthirsty detective sloucned on
wrapped III double folded old horse blanket looking
more IKE starved out Shawnee than a man In civil
lized life. He aiterward made two attempts at
lighting one, two, three duels, wearing long watch
guard and Astrakhan cap This Irish drama was a
series or some SIX scenes without coherency, Ian
guage or plot, winding up without any finish but
tableau.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUIc.-A very select
though an exceedingly slim audience attended the
first OF the series OF concerts and readings to be
given at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in aid of the
Pounding Asylum and st. Mary's Female Hospital 1t
must be attributed to the coldness OF the tempera
ure without for certainly there Is sufficient charity
and philanthropy among the wealth ana intelli-
gence OF the City OF Churches to fill the Academy
from pit to dome upon the mere announce
ment OF such treat for such pur-
pose. The programme was an excellent one.
1t embraced superior musical, operate and poetic
recitatons Mr.. Joseph Poznanski presided
at the pianoforte. Mr.. Isaac Poznanski received
an encore ior his excellent violin playing in his
'Caprlce Americana But TO Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa
belongs the palm OF the evening. Her reading and
Rotations were beautiful and touched a chord in
every sympathetic heart. The .,BellS of Shandonr
were rendered with entirely original and sweet,
ringing snect such as only an accomplished daugh-
ter OF Erin could give that gem OF Father Prout. An
encore awaited the lady. who, upon coming forward,
gave "The Sister of Charity new and charming
poem. In part second Of the programme Mrs.
kossa recited in her most spirited style "Fontenoy"
me applause was great Madame Lussan sang
"Robert tot que j'alme," with good effect Miss
Emma o. Terry's rendition OF LA Floraja' tBeyig-
sweet voice. Mr. J. r. Thomas also lent the har-
mony OF his voice to the occasion. The concert was
under direction Of Madame Christine Walsh, assisted
by j. M. Loretz. The Irish eXiles occupied private
box and gave frequent evidence OF their enjoyment
by applause The second concert Will be on Thurs.
day evening next
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
EUR OP-AN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MAEKET.-LoSDoN, Feb. s-43) p.
m.-Cohsois closed AZ W Tor money and the account
American securities cosed easier hvetWentv honda I
sO 1862 500 ls65, s0 1857 s9 tenforties s9 Raiway
stocks closed du rie easier at le Illinois Central 1895
Atlantic and Great Western 2S10. 'S
FRANKFORT oUssE.-fRANKroRT, Feb. 8-United
States hvewenty bonds quoted % for the issue
1862. - 1890 "
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvIRpooL. Feb g.
$50 r. M-Cotton closed heavy. Mdding uplands. 7ssd
1Ad mddng Orleans, 7sd. 3d. The sales OF the day
s.es o at to April
LIvERPooL BREADsTUFfs MARKFT.-LIy ERpOor Feb
6-4: r. M.-Wheat-keo Western No TO No l. Ius sd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERpooL, Feb. g.
l.30 T.. M.-Naval Stores quiet. ~
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET.--LoNDoN, Feb "a 20 p
M-Linseed oil, 10 los. spirits petroleum, la 6 ID Cal
higher.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERp. Feb. 4-Pe.rolcum
closed declining; quoted So fr.
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Mount washington IsfcteorO!c2ical Report.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1871.
Observations taken at seven p. M.:-Barometer,
2355, being change OF plus "a; thermometer, IL
deg; relative humidity SO; wmo, W. n. W.; We
locity OF wind, thrty-fve miles per hour.
When on Saturday the thermometer fell to 40 deg.
below zero we thought 1t had reached its lowest
point but it continued to fall until at three A. M.
on Sunday 1t was SO deg. below zero. During the
night the gusts OF wind musi have been more than 100
miles per hour. THIS Is probably the severess
weather ever experienced, as a temperature OF "a
deg. below Zero-the lowest record-when 1t was
comparatively calm, would be no comparison to 5s
deg. below zero accompanied by terrific wind
IL Is perfectly clear tonight above and there are
but few clouds in the valley.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRusRY 8, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship Abemane Backwood Norfolk, CITY Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Francona. Bragg. Portand-J + Ames
snip lheresa, Mudgett. Antwerp-Thomas Dunham's Ne
phew Co. -
Bark 81 Bernhard (NGl. Bahr, Cork-C Luling & Co
Bark Laura tNGl, Wimsen, Bremen-H oop 4 Co
Bark American Union, Baker Sevila-Jas Henry
Bard Bard Union Br,, Green, Santander-J Bensusan, Jr.
Bark Ukraine Melcher, Havsna-J Ward & Co,
Harvey.
Bockmann. ' ~
mann. ~
Brig China (Br), Hersler Port Medway Ns-G Philips
Collins.
schr Watchman, Nauger, .Aspinwall-G Vessels.
Scbr Sparte, Smith, Baltimore--Wm Chamers
Steamer Fall River, Holmes, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


Fighting the Erica Giri's Rcfarm School,
Newark To BE Further Dissected.
In the Senate last evening petition was presented
from the citizens OF Paterson, asking for q repeal
OF the laws of last year respecting the Erie Rail-.
way. Similar petitions were presented from resi-.
dents OF different parts of Passaic and Bergen
counties.
A bill was introduced to establish reform school
for girls. Another dill introduced to enable the
Board OF Freeholders Of Hudson county to con-
struct o road TO the county farm and pOorhouse.
In the House, Mr.. Wilson Introduced an act
creating a new ward in Newark, to be called the
fourteenth. Tne act to incorporate the Widows
Home, OF Jersey City, was lost.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
WiDENlkG OF BROADWAY.
Meeting Of Property Owners

1'@e's'H'o u
number OF Broadway property owners, who feel
that their rights have been involved by the bill re-
Gently introduced into the Legislature repeating the
act for the widening and strengthening OF Broad
way, held u meeting at Lyme Hall, Sixth avenue,
last night, to take some action In reference to the
matter, and to ascertain what rights they really did
possess. Large investments have been made In pro.
perry on the Inc of the proposed Improvement, and
II II Is not carried INTO eject a large amount OF
money Will be lost,
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
az ssn G Mszcq Vera Cruz Jan
to Aiexandre Sons
,Sss Steamship kneht johnson, Georgetown, Dc with
Steamship Fanta, Doane, Philadelphia with mdse to the
Bark Herha tNor, Arentsen Port Talbot ~ days. with
passage and Ssg ine weather until coming the coast,
s o Haa nsS ne weather ra,
has been IL days from thence with heavy and
Bark Olaf Nckesen Nor vugt Bordeaux 5s days, with
Inst 1G ira% pss sssi s
suey HAD ns weather until coming on the coss then
Brig punked Br. Wharton. Thomas Jan TO- with wine,
de % soyd & az HncSsn Was in the latitude Of Bermuda
and have been since then getting New experienced
S'n sssS s. ess SPOKE seSs9s'h Ss9s hasio
Or Er,a hence p.Tsno for Rot Eoterdam aen; ,
20 M S TO lon 70 s r NV
been sens a's q Hasras l0
schr Anna hitting ot Castne Hutchinson, Demarara 30
fine weather; 4 days north Of Hatteras.
10 w sas COT
berg Had fine weather to Barnegat; has been days
G9 Sa 9saEs F1s' Cobb
days with sugar to Rabra Co vessel TO Evans Ball Co
schr L Kssam, Lasal, Virginia.
The ship General Berry (of Thomaston), from Callao
spill Founded TIE Cape Nov G had no sE trades
crossed the Equator Dec 26 in lon 30 4O pilot Feb
from boat Christian Bergh No 49, Dec lat % 80 Ion 30
u, ship Amelia Thompson (Br from Glasgow, bound s.
1h lat ~ NJ Ion 30 6 spoke bark aom (Br) from Liv
erpool for Boston (!).
Passed Throu yh Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUry.
steamship Gancns Walden, Boston for New York, with
"use 70 II Dimocx'
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg New York for Portland.
SAILED.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
IHcEAIlaRlsM IN BElOlr, WIS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8, 1871.
Four tenement houses at Beoit, Wis.,, owned by
B. Brown, were destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. LOSS $4,000. Insurance $ls,0oO-in the Con-
tnental, North American and Phoenix. OF New York.
and Western companies. Nineteen families occupied
the houses. The fire Is supposed TO have been the
WQlk Of An inCendlarY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
LARGE FIRE IN EAST SAGINAW. MICH.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 6, 1871.
Hovey block. IN East Saginaw, was destroyed by
fire Sunday morning Total loss $40, 600; insurance,
$4,000.
The station buildings Of the Michigan Central Rail.
road AZ Galesburg were destroyed by fire last night
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
THE WEATHER THROUGHPUT THE COUNTRY.
Intense Cold i'm Maine.

Intense Cold i'm Maine.
WIsCAssEr, Feb. Q, 1871.
The mercury indicated SIX degrees be low zero at
nine O'Clock saturday night. and ten degrees below
SUNDAY morning. A violent northwest wind pre-.
vailed during both days. There has been no mail
communication westward since Friday.
The kennebec river is frozen over at Bath and the
ferryboats cannot run.
on Saturday night the farmhouse OF David
Bailey Jr., III Wscasset destroyed by Ore, vita
the contents. The properly was uninsured.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

shipping Notes.
There are several schooners In the between Hart's
Island and Sands Point bound South. Ice very heavy to
Sands Point Steamers pass through He'll Gate with great
difficulty River frozen the eye reach. The
steamer Elm City, bound East steamer Traveller bound
South got completely fast the ico opposite Whtesone
yesterday and were considerably delayed in consequence
Marine Disasters.
n For disaster to schr Ralph Souder from Philadelphia
for Trinidad aud to English Titan, at savannaa
Mar see special kilograms from Kingston, ia, in news
columns.
SHIP HKRscnRL-The ship reported ashore the West
Bank 9th inst the Herschel from New York for Ham,
burg She was pulled of without apparent damage and pro-
ceeded TO
SHIP BEACON LIaHT (of 81 John NIB, Frye from Green
ock Tor Rangoon reported by telegram from me captain
nj Alden having been lost She was built AT Mono
ton Is 1862 registered 96 owned by Robert Blar
OF Carleton and Others and insured In 81 John for &Q
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

and 10 come for the recovery OF the confscated pro-
perty shall he as successful as those already cQp-
cluded These rumors may be taken Tor what they
are worth. Miss Carrie Lester says, however, she
doesn't care whether the young Russian Is worth a
cent or Million and that she has money enough
for BOTH
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record wllsnow tie changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day or last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
A RUSHING RUSSIAN.
Young Coun, Who Believes "Faint Heart
Nc'm Won Fair Lady"

The scrapes and Escapes Of Count Witk'ewi's-
Tha, Story Of the Diamond Ring and t-s
Paste Brilliant-Arresssd aad Acquitted
Laying Siege to the Heart and Hand
OF Young Hsiress-Ths Relatives 4
Object-she Will Marry Him
trDie-Exoiting Romance
Grand Tabsau1
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

The Ice Crop.
PoUGHXEEPsiE Feb. @, 1871.
The thermometer is at zero. The Hudson river
ice crop VIII be harvested entirely by Wednesday
night. All doubts now at an end. larger or a
better crop was never cut before.
seven ice boats reached Newburg today from New
Hamburg and Poughkeepsie. 1he boating Is excel
lent.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States.-Dcseron, &C sufficient cause; no
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice free
MOORE h RlCHARDsON Counselors, lS0 Broadway
MO MORE MEDICINE.--ANY INVALID CAN CURE
~ himself without medicine EXPENSE by Du3arry's
delicious kevaena Arabica Food, which has effected over
1O cures OF Dyspepsia, Consumption, Diarrhma and all
W 2o IL IDS &iU DUBAkRY co. 1853 William street, New
York, and at all druggists and yrocers'.
fNHoMAS r. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORK
Il Grocer and Tea Dealer has reduced the prices of
Kinds family supplies CAN and barpana ~ 0so areen
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

Snowst0rm in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Feb. O. 1871.
Cold weather prevails here. sight fall Of snow
last night, followed by seet.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

The reunion Of the graduates OF the late senior
department. Twelfth street school, will take place
at the school building, Twelfth streetanear Broad.
way, to-day, February 4 al Lal- past one O'Clock.
Patrick Terney, man forty years OF age, was
found yesterday in shed al the foot OF Fifty third
street, East river, suffering from exposure to the ex-
treme cold and want OF nourshment. He died
While being conveyed TO the station house.
James Morrison, alias Brady the noted burglar,
who was arrested on Sunday for breaking into the
jewelry store Of Joseph Lewis, No. ss BeecKer
street. as fully described In the HERALD OF yester-
day, was committed for trial yesterday at Jefferson
Market. by Judge Shandley, without baIl.
The official returns from the First district Of the
Twelfth ward, which district was estimated In the
last report Of the new census, shows a population
OF 3,l14, being $50 less than the estimate and re-.
ducng the Increase for the city from 7501 to 6l5
The entire population, as reported, is 944, ,047.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
METEOROLOGICAL RrCoRD.

Monday, Feb. G-11:47 r. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT, |
SIGNAL SERVICE, UNITED STATES ARMY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Massachusetts Weather Report.

BOSTON, Feb. G. 1871.
East and North.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
A Cold Snap in Pennsylvania.

COId Sh0p IN PeNnsyivnnla.
LANCASTER, Feb. O. 1877.
The thermometer stood two degrees above zero
this morning To-day was the coldest day Of the
season.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
HIount yynshinaton aEeteoro!esical Report.

Barometer correc.ed for elevation and tempera-
ture.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

Average temperature yesterday ....... To-
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
5 HIP PIN NEWS
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07


dome, but that Montaand has suddenly left for we'll
understood reasons, on the last European steamer
In each case the second act Of the opera
was taken, apparently without much regard to
whether 1t were the best open to selection or
not. In "Les Brigands" silly sang the most popu.
lar n,orceau OF the opera-the Laughing Song'-
and was greeted with deserved and enthusiastic ap-
plause. "Barbe Bleue"-so much OF 1t as was
given-was, 1t must be confessed little duh, with
The exception OF the very, very anatOry song with
which the act closes. But the interest or the
audience was again enchained by lersnis careful
singing and admirable acting In the "6rande
Duchesse:" and Aimee as La Perichole was
charming patchwork performance; and, as
the audience was mainly composed Of opera
bO1!fe enthu lasts, who knew by heart the
pieces presented, it was toerably well received.
Stil even to these seasoned ha6,t6s, IL Is doubtful
able. The ballet, as usual, took up considerable
portion OF the time, and LupO and Albertina WED
with each other IN exciting the enthusiasm OF the
house. The daase ser5euse worked into "Barbe
Beue" was especially successful. but the new
pas dc camcam in the .'Grande Drchesse, ,e Sew was
excellent, ana the orchestra still bears testimony
to the care and skill with which 1t is drilled
SrEISwAY HALL-MLLE. HALLIERDossI's Con-
CERr.-This Is a terribly prosaic age, and despite
the romantic character OF the above named lady's
history very few people went to her benefit concert
last evening. She IS very good artist-in appear
ance somewhat ike Parepa, and possessing
q fine, clear sweet-toned. well cultivated
soprano voice. She deserved, indeed,
much better recognition OF her talents than
what the metropolitan public seemed TO give her.
Her assistants were Of recognized merit. Miss
Marie Krebs, the talented young pianist; Miss Gra-
Ziele RIdgway and Messrs. Le0ni, Bartlett and Bna
appeared. The first played Chopin and Liszt and
the others sang In their usual style. Perhaps rea-
son for the very small attendance may be given In
the fact that the tickets were placed at two dollars,
and OF ten OF regular Conccrt-gOers IL
willing TO pay 80 much, unless their wives want 70
see what new toilet Nilsson wears, and then they'll
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
SAILED
shipping Notes.

lark Either 4 Sophie (NGl, St Johns, PR.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-29

SOMEBODY says editors are poor. where
upon Western paper says: 'Humbug
Here we are editor of country paper,
fairly rolling in wealth We have a good
Office, a paste pot, double -barreied gun
two suits of clothes. three Kittens, a
Newfouedlaaa pup, two watches, three
day aud two eight shirts, carpet on the
floors, pretty wife, have ninety cents in
cash, are out of debt. and have no rich
relatives. IF We are not wealthy, it is a
pity"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-29
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Some weeks ago mentioned the fact that the
Hon. LlyWelyu Breese, Secretary of tate, visited
this city and personally inspected the books and pa
pers OF the Milwaukee Mechanics, Mutual Insurance
Company invitation OF the officers the nstitu-
ton. The Secretary expressed himself satisfied with
the manner in which the business of the Company is
conducted and since then has issued the following
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-29
Of tickets, as follows

The drawing of prizes will
take place Immediately after
the Concert, and will be con-
Quoted by the following gentle
men, who act as drawing com
mittee:
Leopold Mann, Of JOS. Mann &
Co.
Cyrus Whitcomb, Of the Wi5con-
sin Leather Company.
John Oswald, NJ. D.
j. NJ. CONNIE, Village President.
Chas, Winkelmiller, Proprietor
Of the Two River Tannery.
Cooper q Jones, Neshoto Lum-
bermen.
All prizes will be paid on
the day after the drawing.
LOUIS LANDER,
Pres. Turn Society.
ROBERT SUErTINGER,
General Agent.