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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

OUR LUCK.-The gentleman who
drew the capital prizei in the PIacervIlle
lottery informs US hat nearly all the
large prizes in that scheme yer drawn
in this state. This is encouraging, and
there is no reason whvaIl of Us should
not draw a valuable prize. Brooklyn.
Alameda county, Cal, Will give away
$4,000 in gold coin on the 18th of De
cember neXt-withOut fail. There are
2,l66 priZcs-one chance in every -.
The prizes range from s. up to $40, OQp.
This i the mO> liberal schedule Vet
offered TIE public on this coast, ARC
the managers are thoroughly re>pOn-
sible. koppel Il Plat, clOthierS, cor
ner of South Carson and GhHrd streets,
are agents for the sale of tickets in
this city.
81 ,O0f.-We wish to remind our
readers that this Is positively the last
chance to purchase tickets i'll the Fol
som Gift Concert which takes place on
Wednesday next. The first prize is
10000, the second 5000, then ONE
live OF $1,000 each, and so on down to
s20-in all 667 gifts, making $4,000.
We advise all to get at least one ticket.
AdOlph Jacobs, agent.
LAMPS ENOUGH TIE SCPPLT THE
STATE.-T. Beer i. Bro, at Empire,
have just received an immense invoice
OF fine coal Oil lamps. direct from the
mandatory At the East, which they
offer for sale at under rates. They
of every description, from the
finest kind of parlOr to the smallest
lamp. Call and examine them.
% linz
NoTICE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Toll Road, about two miles
Carson. from W. d. Torreys0n,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line of sur
vey and claimed by me.
= +. ID. SWEENEY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12
ESTRAY CATTLE !

I7HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ~
Cattle strayed on to the pasture NR3
of JAMES WOODS, KINGS CAN N.Y.
NON ROAD, Ormsby County, New, ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

WEDNESDAY, October IL, 1871.
J. McCausIand and II. Mencke, res
pOndents, vs.. Robert Blair ct al, APP
pellant>; argued and submitted; res
pondents' counsel allowed ten days to
file briefs. Deal, for respondent, Nc
Cau>land, Coseltt, for II. Mencke; I.
L. Haydn for appellants.
w. Saunders, respondents, vs.. w.
II. Stewart, appellant; submitted on
briefs; respondent allowed ten days
to tile brief.
Court adjourned TIC the 18th instant
at 10 o'clock a. III.
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extended from the foot OF the noun
70 diversion OF travel lronl Keno TO
that point by raII- On aud alter the
18th. Woodruff X EnnOr Will run their
fine coaches over this new and sp!eu-
did roa,!to Virginia. Passengers from
this part of the country can theN 90
lnN way of \irGiniaj from here r.
Reno with only nine miles OF staging.
and that over Il Hue r0at amt Town
grade, avoiding the rough road II
JONES y ItoBEErS.-At latest ac-
cunts young Roberts, one OF the eN-
capped cohNIct~' was at lamp lhde-
l~ehdeh''. III cll"E-e oI tHe HhlI41"IE'
His wounds are said to be painful but
not dangerous. The latest from Jone>
l. that he was 50 hotlV pursued Ill the
Sierra Nevada mountains that he hal
been compelled 10 abaudon ms horse
I.nfi.,ta,j ,L.r ~: nnarnn{ a,ij W.;
be captured. Private parties at Bishop
reek nave %Ileied reward Of oI'"0'
"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI. fleId'
one Of the moS accomplished and YER
.ati1a fap,aln readers and lact urers Of
oN'''' ma INV
II 49, WIN 7I'o
AT she carson Iheatcr to-ihofroW ffl-
uaN evening. rs Queen Eil|apeth
ana Lazy "aN 4l"ihei ohe mas ieN
equals and no superior>, while her
Of the six Ages of Woman and My
NH'>keIN are HIe>I>i"oIe. me "pA
Ho' ''o" ot,Si' -" may *
- 49,"
PRUIrT.-The negro convict. Marion
PruItt, VINO walked OH at the Tune Of
the late break ROBBED the camp OF
some sheep men IL Hope Valley as he
was passing through. The herderS
pursued and captured him, recovered
iueIi PIottitH am 4et Hini S9-no'
Wet. \. few DAYS afterward he passed
through Murphy's, CaIaveras county.
Tto Lo., :,
7Nr'7
49,. hoiI i ..r.i-
mh nil, .uul,
-,
nc d sidIi't 'ui'I-"ut, LauIcS WILL "c
"Cr - I"ai7oN -
skates will he - cents. The hall has
d ne" moor oI me pe>t ana hafue>I
'iesO" Ilie' Il - {" "'oo'" d.
FRIsBIE.-The widow Frisbie thinks
there is no ground for apprehension
as to the safety of our fellow towns
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

ThcrmOmctTical observations, made from
no'clock Il. m. to t o'clock p. IN, by K.
{. Guirndo, druggist, etc, No. - South
Carson street:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

October l, 1871:
ONE LARGE OK, color brindle, marks F on
left hip, points of both ears, slit under left car,
circle cut out of light
ONE LARGE SPOTTED OK, SO on LETT rump.
II , on left side.
ONE + OK, white spotted belly, spotted
face. black around the eyes, point off left ear, 9
on left horn.
n YEARLING STEER, line back, white
legs, red with dapple face, ' mark on both ears.
Parties claiming must call at the Justices
Office and pay charges. oSlw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16
Greeley a. IL TOmato Crusler.

When NJ. Greeley was at the Minnesota
State Fair, a few weeks ago, somebody gave
him very ripe prize tomato, weinglng about
three pounds.
Nr Greeley wrapped it in his red silk hand.
kerchef and placed 1t in his coat-tail pocket.
The good man walked around for while,
sitting on various benches, and finally riding
in spring ess wagon up 20 town.
When lie got to the hotel the crowd called
upon him FOL speech.
He went upon the porch and felt for his
handkerchief 70 wipe his brow before he be-
gan.
When he had inserted his hand in his
pocket, a thought seemed 70 strike him He
grew red in the face lie looked mad he
swore one of those effective nine cornered
oaths which he alone can construct, and then
he pulled out his handkerchief.
1t was an awful mess, and as the venerable
journalist gazed upon it, and upon his fingers,
he turned away and went to his room to think
up some suitable language in which to ex.
press his feelings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16
Guogst Of Fun.
Turning TE;-hwav~.u


Not many years ago, an Irishman, whose
finances did not keep pace with the demands
made upon his pockets, and whose scorn of
honest labor was eminertly unfavorabie to
Their being legitimately filled, borrowed q
pistol one day, when poverty had driven him
to extremity, and took the highway conven
lent 10 where he was most likely to find Il
heavy purse.
AJolly old farmer came jogging along, and
rat set him down instantly as party who
possessed those requisites he so much stood in
need OF himself. Presenting his pistol he de-
manded him to "stand and deliver"
The poor fellow forked over fifty dollars, but
finding Pat somewhat of q greenhorn, begged
for five to take him home, distance of
about half mile The request was complied
with, accompanied with most patronizing
air. Old Acres and Rods was knowing one
Eyeing the pistol, he asked Pat if he would
sell it.
is it sell the pistol! Sowl, and it's that
same thing I'll be after doing. What will We
be after giving for it p
"Tll give you the FIVE dollar bill for it."
dome and done's enough between two
gentlemen. Down with the dust, and here is
the toll for you"
The bargain was made by immediate
transfer. The moment the farmer got the
weapon, he ordered Pat to shell out, threat
ening to blow his brains out if he refused.
Pat looked at him with comical leer, and
buttoning up his breeches pockets, sung out d:
elbow away, ould boy duce the bit of
powder is in it -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

MORTGAGE SALE.-whereas, by their Ger.
w tain deed Of mortgage dated the eleventh day April
D. 1870 and recorded in the Recorders once In and
county Of ssse and state Of Hin DIS In Book l2 OF Records
Gru her husband granted bargalned and conveyed
10 John SETTER OF the said county OF La Sse South
OF Lot lumber Eight ISL Block Number Thirty Co., in the
Town OF Marees, IN said county OF La Sale and Of
bearing date with said mortgage hundred dollars
due nine months after the date thereof and bearing
At the rate OF ten per cent;
And whereas It Ia expressly provided and agreed in said
mortgage that default be made in the payment not.
and Interest thereon according It's terms. the
hes and assigns authorized to sell and dispose OF said
premises thereof and al right benefit and
OF redemption Of the said Csthsrine Grube and Francis Cru
oer her husband their heirs and assigns public
County Court House in Ottawa In said county and or
Illinois, four weeks public notice having been previously
en- OF the slime and place OF said sale by
newspaper Published the city OF Ottawa in said county and
TO make execute and deliver TO the purchaser purchasers
OF the premises sod and Of the proceeds of said safe pay
the whole amount OF the principal Snd interest due said
promissory note at said deg OF sale with all attorneys
costs OF advertising and costs Of SALE and pay overpu
II any, to said party Of the erst part;
note and interest according the terms thereof and the
remains unpaid;
Therefore, public notice h,rby given under and by
virtue Of the powers given In said deed OF mortgage SHALL
January si2 sell public auction the door OF
the Court House In Ottawa In said La sale county for the
highest and best price the will bring In cash.
described the mortgage deed Aforesaid with the sppurenan
ces terennto beonGag and will execute In full the powers
and delivery of deeds said sale In
Ottawa, Nov. Is. Is;i.-asSw JOHN SETTER.
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A patriotic gentleman in Mendon has les
sened the Governments expenditures 500 per
annum by marrying a soldiers widow, Go
thou and do likewise Patriots to arms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

A Louisville paper contains the following
dialogue:
Hello, dar niger. what you axe for dat
old blind mule, hey p
well, dunno: guess mout take thirty.
five dollars"
"Thirty-tive dollars! I'll glib you five"
"Well, you may have i'm, won't stand on
thirty dollars-in mule trade"
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\ party of epicures dined together at q
hotel. After they had drank an enormous
quantity Of wine, they called for their reckon.
ing. 1T is absolutely impossible that we four
men drank SO much" stamnered one.-"You
are quite right replied the waiter: but you
forget the three under the table,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

An intoxicated man saw two cars passing
HIM the other evening, with red and blue
lights in the front and rear. His fuddled
brain comprehended colored lights, and he
was heard to say to himself: ''Must be pretty
sick-sickly here; they are running drug
stores around on wheels"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

It's cheerful TO he sitting in railroad car
gong at the rate OF forty miles an hour, and
have man pass through the train and put a
tract in your lap entitled, "Prepare to Meet
Your God"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

What is the difference between rhodo-
dendron and a cold apple-dumpling I-(Per-
iectly obvious, and yet nobody ever guesses
it)-Why, of course, the one is rhododcn
don, and the other Is u cold apple.dumpling
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

A grief stricken widow telegrashed to the
friends of her late husband: "Dear John is
dead. Loss fully covered by insurance."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

A sick mun was told that his wife would
probably marry again. "All right said he
"for there will be one man to lament my
death !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

II can speak seven different languages
said convict as he entered the penitentiary.
"No matter" said the keeper; "wc have
but one language here, and very little of that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

In Racine there is Il hotel called the Hug
gin House. 1t Is a great resort for young
married people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

Baltimore city.car travellers object to hav-
Inc an extra scent given by colored passen-
gers now that the tax on railway fares is abol-
ished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-16

MORTGAGE; ssA l. f. on Il lIA l. E.s-.
~ TATE.-Whercas Charles Higgins and Mary Higgins
MS wife did, on the fifteenth day Of August r. ls
deed OF the premises hereinafter secure the rsv
mcnt OF certain prossory note Of that date executed and
delivered BY the said Charles Higgins to the undersigned
SAID Edward Rose for the OF hundred dollars
BE to the order Of Edward Rose In year. with interest
me rae OF ten per ccut per anuur payable annually and
winch said mortgage recorded IN Book 49, h OF
the EccordS OF La Sale county lllinois:
And whereas In and by said mortgage decd the said Edward
Rose and his legal representatives authorized and pow
cred to sell said real estate In said mortgage mentioned In de-
hu OF payment 81 said note when due after having sver
city of Ottawa Illinois and to apply the proceeds OF sal, sale
to The payment Of % EXPENSE advertising selling and con.
vcyng including attorneys fces and N the amount dus on
said note 60 rendering the ovcrpus, to the party of
the first part
And whereas default has been In the payment OF N.
secured by said note and mortgage and also In the
OF the interest accrued the said note except the
sum OF ten dollars and said money secured by said
due and payable;
will. Monday the 18th day OF December A. D. ISL at the
of O'Clock In the afternoon for the purpose OF pay Ing the
money secured BY said note and MORTGAGE together with the
interest accrued thereon. and IN pursuance OF the power
sale contained In said mortgage. offer and sell pbi.
10 the highest best bidder there for cash. the following
described premises, viz: Lot one az In block ninety eight
t9 In the State. Addition to the town (now city, If Ottawa
La Sale county illinois, being the same described In said
mortgage and will then and there execute and deliver TO the
purchaser decd OF conveyance OF sad premises In pursr
ance OF the power OF said mortgage. -
Nov. Il, lSil-sw EDWARD ROSE Mortgage.
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STAI>E OF ILL NOIs, la sALLE Co.'s
- Circuit Court MeveQk to February Tenn A. Si2.in
Chdncrp.
Caroline N. Davis rs Charles H. Davs-BII for Divorce
1t appearing from affidavit hle In the ONCE OF the
clerk OF said court that raid defendant Charles H. Davss
not resident of said state. ana said complainant having
fed her bill Of COMPLAINT in said court on the chanc.rY
side thereof the sd day Of November 1871 herein
and summons having been issued thereon according
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant Charles
H. Davis that unless shall personally be and appear be-
fore said court at said term thereof to no held the Court
House In ottawa In said county. the r Monday of Feb
rary next 1874 twhen where said summons Is
able and plead answer demu: except TO said bill the
Will he taken for confessed against the
things therein prayed tor dccrccd accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK Clerk.
KICK 4 RtCKPoRp. Solicitors.
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oRi;r yt RI a. ser AAHpI ~, APPLnAIloN FOR

~ ORDER TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
Public notice 10 oil persons concerned IS hereby given
,hN Use undersigned William Wenncr. guardsn OF WI.
lam itrne Minnie Reeule minor Children of Daniel
Reene late OF Ia Sale county OF Illinois deceased
viii apply BY pettion, 10 the County % La Sale
y azores AID the fret day Of the thereof
holden n The Court House In the city OF Ottawa IN said
y on the hr't Monday u January lS, for order
nor children in and to the following described real
uad In said which IN fee by deed
ted December H. 1865 recorded in Book lOS OF Deeds p.
a. OF the Records OF said county by wsn NJ. Simpson
MIME :eeme vie and children OF said Daniel Re-re, de-
ceased. that Is TO All that portion OF the NJ W. NV
Section X Township SIS North, OF Range E. 81 p. NJ Wit
beginning AZ the NV Of the Town OF Homer plated
south on The west line Of aid Town OF Homer point op-
por the NV corner Of Book IL In said town. thence
the west line of said section S. thence the line
Of said section 20 point due from tic place begin.
ming thence east 10 tie place Of beginning, containing ten
and onefourh acres more or essfor the support OF sid
minors aud for rsinvcstnent for their benefit.
necembers. ISL. WILLIAM WENNER,
EASh j. CRAWFORD, sor,s Guardian as aforesaid.
CHOoKER HUNTER. loo! H. -ay
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him
merchandise
hundreds and thousands constantly being saved
civilized
like
anls the cu,rest
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zeQal.

MORTGAGE SALE OF n k;Al Es-
dated The y 1;is e:. - a. q
e. ss. non Se;a
to Edwin Fay and edercf 4 SSsrSceS he ssssl Thir.
Bset Fs:i!: a. i % sin.l
own q Ottawa sso the northesst quarter OF Lot Two
Of ss.a county, Of Z. sas sna 81 Sat" o. Illinois.
10 sec the OF premissory OF
sand ss enc YEAR after dss one for the sum OF
~ thousand Dollar. and due years after date and one
after date with interest ate of per cent per annun
payable ahsually from date until paid;
mortgage cefau Be made n the payment .f said
tines the said ne se ps s me
win Fay and Frederick A. She wood their heirs and
dsn Of the said TnOihy B. Mshony and Mary Mahony hs
south OF the Court House In 6ttasa IL said County Of
Ia sale in the state Of Illinois for and best price
been vousy given Of the time Of such sale BY
% one OF the nexspap:rs At that time pabhed In tie
deed deeds Of the premises sold and ont
cpsle iaere., due principal and interest due SAID
notes at 'sd day Of sale with all attorney
DIT I any to said party q the nrst part; -.
ssory notes mentioned In said mortgage that
eyeray due i. and three years date and OF in
e ; s:d ~ p sy da lie Cd .y
March ISL SELL assign and transfer 10 me his interest
Therefore public notice hereby given that under aud by
yr'Ie Of The powers given in and by SAID mortgage decd
day January ss sell at public auction at the south
ssS- Of the Cos!t g9". n Il The said county
deed aforesaid with the ppurtenances ernno belong
mortgage deed in regard TO the execution ana delivery 0,
deeds to purchasers Al said sale and in regard 10 the sppca
Ottawa. Dec D. ls7l'-.~ FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD
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NoKIGAGE Sale OF ZEAL Io.s-

Nj TATE.-whereas, BY their certain dccd Of mortgage
dated The fifteenth day OF December ls6s and recorded
Of Illinois, In Book No l22 81 Tmothy D. MaAony and
Mary MahOny. his WIFE granted barganed sold and
% the undersigned the South Thirtysx t Feet Of the t
StetyslX ,sS Feet OF Lot One in Block Twelve ~ and
In said Block Twelve ~, In he Original Town Of Ottawa in
The city OF Ottawa, county OF La sale Of Illinois to
secure the payment OF one certain rromsory OF
date with sad mortgage, for the OF Thrc thousand Dol
lars and due two after date with interest rate Of
date until paid;
mortgage that default be utc il the pay Of said prom.
l,ory note or the at the aforesaid At or
tunes tte said interest due
signed authorizeo sell and dispose premises OK
uon OF the said Timothy D. Maheny and Mary MahOny his
WIFE, their heirs and assigns thetein public auction the
ouh door OF the Court Houec In OTTAWA In said county
La Sale In the state OF ao Tor the highest and bes price
the same Will bring In cash. four weeks public notice having
been previously given of the time of such sale
nen ia one Of the newspapers al that time published
The purchaser purchasers such sale good sufficient
deed deeds Of OF premises sold and o of
the proceeds OF snch sale pay the whee the prn
cPa or nree. dse or Pnci2, and que on aesd
costs OF advertising and costs OF sale oyerius f
any 10 said party OF the first part;
Ana whereas default has ben made In the payment the
said pronssory and OF the interest thereon IRON the
Eth day ~ December A 1870:
Therefore public notice hereby given under and by
virtue OF the powers given Ia and by said mortgage deed
day OF January i2 at pu bic ,action at the south
door NJ the Court House In the said county of La
Sale, In the state OF Illinois for the highest best price
the same viii bring Ia cash. the premises described in the
belonging and Will execute fun the powers mentioned In
SAD mortgage deed Ia regard TO the execution delivery
Of cee purchasers al said .e and regard the april
Ou.v. Bee 3 ,s.isw FREDERICK A. suFPwooD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-21
pilot TOWN ITEMS.

Railroad.-The Columbia & Port Deposit
Railroad is now under contract from Mr..
Snyder's contract to Safe Harbour, to be
finished in fifteen months. Work to COM
mence thirty days from date of contract.
l was up at the famous Wild Cat Rock, on
Saturday. From the top, in Grubb's field,
to the river, is about 600 feet, which by
blasting is almost perpendicular; it is a
splendid bluff. The ice in the river is COW
cred with stones of all sizes, thrown there
by the blasting The view is magnificent.
You can see Phite's Eddy Point, 10 miles
above, and Hartford, York, Lancaster and
Cecil counties spread out before you. l
think if some enterprising photographer
would take a picture of it he would make
hit.
Dcah.-Mr. Joseph Balance, a well
known citizen of Fulton Township, died Oh
Sunday night, of apoplexy, aged 70 years.
Deceased was member Of the Orthodox
Friend congregation, and favorably known
in both Cecil and Lancaster counties.
ton this time, that no Supervisor will trust
himself on them on any emergency. This
is not very plain. Does our correspondent
mean they are so "good" or "bad that
the Supervisor would be afraid Of spelling
them OF breaking his neck?]
Routandscilc.-The Iron Works of the
Mccullough Iron Co., have resumed work.
There is protracted meeting in progress
at the Harmony Chapel, with great success.
understand that there will be petition
presented at the next meeting of the School
Board, for the purpose of getting the use
of the Rowlandsville Academy, for the Rev
Mr.. Martin, Of the Episcopal Church.
This is the first inkling We have had of
there being an Academy at Rowlandsville. ]
Rock iSprings.-Mr Null Ell is erecting a
fine building to be used as Young Ladies
Seminary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-21
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

ReHgious-The protracted meeting which
has been in progress in the Bethel n. E..
Church, at Pivot Bridge, about two weeks,
is becoming very interesting and doing
much good. Preaching every Tuesday and
Thursday mornings, at II o'clock A. NJ,
and every night during the week, at Z
o'clock.
Navigation Opsn.-The navigation is
again open, and trade has been resumed
through the canal. The Ericsson Line of
steamers have resumed their regular trips
between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Eramtnation.-The annual examination
of the Bayard Public School will begin on
Tuesday, Gath inst, and continue until the
31st. 1t is the request of the teachers that
the parents Of the children attending the
school shall be present, and as these occa-
sions are generally full of interest to all
visitors, we should suppose an invitation
would be sufficient to secure the presence
of the fathers and mothers.
Musieal-Prof. Hegenbothem, of Balti-
more, has been here the past week, trying
to form singing class, but failed through
lack of popular interest.
MISUNDERSTANDING are of frequent
occurrence in the I'd District Mr.. Samuel
Simmons and Miss Mary Lum were mar
ried, on Tuesday night last, at the lesidence
of the brides parents, by Rev. Mr.. Esgate.
There are a few more to come yet.