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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-15
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Inc dOly 1Teo cohee houses AS
Gently established In England have
proved successful. At these cheap
eating rooms, conducted by 'tetotal-
ers, 4" no spirituous liquors are sold,
but dinners are sold at the rate Of
eleven cents . meal.
A Nashville washerwoman, find
ing in q lot of clothes q new fashion
shirt opening a. the back sewed it
up, cut open the BOSOM and sewed
on buttons, to the intense disgust OF
her customer.
An unfortunate man in New
York Is haunted by what he terms
"soul shadows" They used to come
upon him only at long intervals, but
since the tax on whisky has heen re-
duced he has them two or three times
q week.
A meeting of the officers Of the
army of the Potomac was held in
New York on Thursday night, at
which initial steps were taken to
erect a monument in the memory OF
the late General Meade.
The Boston board of trade has pass
ed a resolution asking Congress to
amend the bankrupt law. 80 as to
allow a speedy settlement OF the al
fairs of the insurance companies
now in liquidation,
A Georgia judge married run
away couple from Alabama the other
day, and at the conclusion of the
ceremony the groom whispered !:
Judge, be as light as you can L
havn't much money, and am far
from home.
One Of the most celebrated physi-
clans of Philadelphia, it is said, eats
two raw apples every evening before
he retires to rest, and thinks they
not only supply food to his brain,
but keep the whole system IN a
healthy condition.
India must be a charming place to
live in. An eminent physician has
recently published a book in England
which shows from statistics that at
least q, 900 people are killed in India
every year by poisonous snakes.
The Bey Of Tunis is a first-class
"Reformer." He does not appoint
committees to investigate charges
AGAINST dishonest officials. He simp,,
I've oyerhauls the delinquents and
orders their eyes to be put out.
The franking privilege, now doom
ed to go out of existence on the first
day of next July, was born January
10, 1892, and is consequently IN us
eighty-second year.
Memphis, Tenn, is making extern
sive preparations for the celebration
of Mardi Gras, on the 18th OF Feb,
uary. The President and Caolnet
will be invited to the city.
The Lord Chamberlain Of England
interdicted the barmaid shows which
for a number Of years have constitut-
ed a feature in the recreations OF the
Woolwich Gardens.
Nasty cannot be persuaded to go
to Washington. He thinks that con-
tact which so much christian
Craftsmanship is more dangero us
than Confedrit X Rouds whisky.
The Clark Thread Company, New
ark, N. j., employs more than one
thousand persons, Of whom over
seven hundred and fifty are women
and young girls.
A large proportion of the sheep In
the northwest are going to the dogs,
because a large proportion Of the
dogs are going for the sheep.
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valuable Coat Property For
kRIR.

NrorICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the undersigned wishes to sell I'm
vbole or In part) that portion OF coal nov
in his possession, amounting to about ~,
ares located along the Ohio river, about
ane-tbird Of n mile north OF the city limits,
to9e,ber with one acre Of surface ct the en-,
tTsnoe on the side nearest the river, ana
,hrae acres of surface around the other en-,
trance, back OF fulton. The vein OF coai
will vary from feet inches 70 zee. LI
nv m eaus of the county road, or BY the r.
". Xxx, X. r., as the entrance on the river
aide is not 900 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
srty. u.psuAJJ
~ IL ~
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For Sale.

TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELLiHH,
a with eight or ten rooms, situated on
LAT No. "A, northwest corner OF Centre and
Seventh streets, in Shriver's addition 70 the
city OF Wheeling. 10y,
ten rooms and good cellar, NOT ana co nfi
water mn and down stairs with gas In all
the rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Chapiine street, in the sixth ward OF the
sjtv of wheeling. For price and terms see
''' L. q HUGBEs,
nova Real Estate Agent
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LIGHT LAUGHTER.

1.-THE power behind the thrown"-
the foot that kicks you down.
Our 'school-boy remarks that when
his teacher undertakes to show him
"what is what" he finds out which is
switch.
Lapsus Lngu9-Mr. Caudle OBJ
serves that bee-stung Is worse, but
neither is comparable with woman's
tongue.
Hiram Green says: "The only
candle I know of, from which the
more light We obtain the darker II
gets is the Credit Mobilier s-'candal.
A young lady, at a recent fashiona'
ble-church wedding in New York,
seated herself::on the back Of a pew
for better observation, but seriously
interrupted the ceremony by a I'D.
voluntary sumersault, and attempted
TO stand on her head In the pew just
behind.
Six feet in his boots :! exclaimed
Mrs. Beeswax "what will the i'm
audience of this world come to, :!
wonder? Why, they might as well
tell me that the man had six heads
in his hat"
A Davenport man with three mar
riageable daughters has posted the
the following notice over his bell
pull: "Wood So a cord; coal, SOC: a
bushel; gas dear and bad. Parties
STAYING after 9 O'Clock will please
settle quarterly"
Tennessee doctors have hard time
of it. If the patient lives he seldom
DAYS, and If he dies the rest OF the
family want to shoot the physician.
A negro in Coffee county, Ga, who
bet 1915 that he could ride a roam
mule with q pine burr under the sad
die, lost the money. Hewas follow
ed to the tomb by Q large and enthu'
siastic guidance.
FScranton Is full of ingenuity. The
other day a Scranton youth was OBJ,
served sliding down an alley and
enjoying himself hugely. He would
coax q big dog up the alley, and then
when the animal ran back, the lao
would grab hold Of bis tail and sioe
down most beautifully. In playing
this game It Il always best to eslect !.
rood natured dog---ons who dossn'
take much pride In his tall
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February IA.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; no. z
red winter, l II, no. l amber Michigan
! rs.
CORN-Quist high mixed ssi, low
mixed 3sfc, no grade $50.
oATS-Quiss no. 2 34fc9A+o.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February IA.
GRAIN-Wheat easier, prices fell
i9lc. Sales No. 2 Spring, 81 2lt@
l22, cash or seller month closing
81 22} cash, 81 23f@l "a, seller
March. 81 26i sellers April.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
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WANTED.

WE WISH To ENGAGE THE SEP
w vices of at least one reliable, inteili-
gent gentleman in eve CITY, town and
county in the South. Business agreeable
and str city legitimate, yielding from SlJOO
to $500 per annum. For partic liars ndi dress
TURNBU l. BROThtR5,
io3O.egb Pubs, Baltimore, Md.
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For Sale.

IMPROVED FARM OF 100 ACREa,
i miles nom Ohio river. In Aarshau
county, 4 acres in wheat and 20 acres IN
grsss. Possessi IN given March LIST, 1913
Pr ce. &l5 per acre. one thfto down any
uhSe Wv. HO9E a BRO,
,ah,, VIVA. Land Agency, Market 81.
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FOR r z Mt.
FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
City Bank and lately occupied by Il.
w. stoner, deceased. Possession given
April !, 1873. X. ORANSLE.
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iIllioUrno ONE PACKAGE OF
WHlVKIRN Prot Halls Magic Com
UlHOAlllo pound win force the
beard to grow thick and
heavy on the smoothest acetwithout injury
In 81 days, or money refunded; % cents q
packaae. post paid, or 8 for 50 cents.
EDGAR JONES, Ashland. Mas
Ieull-r
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Canned Goods.
New York State and Western
Reserve Cheese.

IOO BOXES "MARSHFIELD" NEW
lUD York Goshen
50 boxes "Excelssor" n. Y. Goshen
50 Lake View" "
so "Union Hamburg
50 Western Reserve Goshen,
Just received and sOr sale by
decH NJ. REILLY.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
TIME HALL NOW OCCUPIED Ky TIE
Young Mems Christion Association.
Entrance next door to the City Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April lst, 1873.
ianS X. CRAN9LE.
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Desirable Residence For Sale.

r orrERMY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
for sale. II contains seven rooms, %.
.tdas Bath Room and Pantry; Hot and
Gold Water an Gas throughout. Lot Is
fest ON John street, with good stable on
sssy. II not sold before the 10Th OF Febru.
ary II will be for rent.
febs.a d. y. tALDW MILL
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MEDICAL.


By IN immenss practise. extending thrcugh :
period Of wears. having within that time tres: "a
many thousand eases Of those diseases peea.-e
20 woman, Z have been euabted 70 perfect nI.-
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the .hdi-
cations presented by that clas Of diseases wi:a
positive certainty and exsctness
To designate this .atafsl specific oonpoanaN l
have named IL
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will be held on Monday evening, February
10 at IA o'clock, in the Encampment
Room, Tor the election OF two Directors
from each Lodge in the citv. A general at
tendance OF the members is required, as
important business will be before the
meeting.
feD.-a 81 Monroe street.
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Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing all the latest novelties,
such as White and Fancy Shirts, Merino
and India Gsuze Undershirts, White
Jeans Patent Pantaloon Drawers, sus-
penders Half Hose, silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Bows and Ties, the --latest
order: a ct guaranteed. Call and see
me at my new and handsomely arranged
store, 10 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
sepl7 G. W. SEA BRIGHT.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEKIlH0.
United States Depository.

A general BANKING. kxehAAGs and Uoilse.
don bunns8 transacted with edslity and
promptne@.
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps bog sals In sums 70 suit.
New Fractional Currency and !, 4 and -
,oin always on hand for the aooommoda.
ion OF the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer.
8anksYs and others solto1to1.
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Agents! A Rare Chance!!

AZ nm REV A X ID
vi For any case OF Blind, Bleeding,
0h uUU itching o. liberated Piies that
Debings Pile Remedy fails to
cure. II is prepared expressly TO cure the
Piles, and nothing else. Sold by all Drug
gists Price, 81, 20. JaUe9o
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.oCrO0 VEG ETABLE AND FLOWER
,Ol UO Geraniums, Bedding Plants,
9ladiolus, etc. Send q stamp Tor
Dreer's Garden Calendar, i6s pages, illus.
-lrated, with practical directions. HENRY
A. DREEH, ia Chestnut street, Philadsi-
,phia, Pa. 1aS
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Fish.
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS.

the latest and best Improvements. Every.
thing that IL new and novel. The leading
improvements in Organs were introduced
trst In this establish ment. Established
1916 Send for illustrated Catalogue.
taN)-auh
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How, When and Where Advertise.

OEr E.ADvERrIsERs'G GAZETTE"
y Sent by mail for go. Address
GEO. =. POWELL q &C.,
taSO- eob Al Park Row, New York.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
HARD TIMES.

There have been but few periods when
. greater amount of loanable funds existed
in this market aud they can be had, on
good security, at rates equally low with
any that have obtained in former years.
How is it then that there are so many peo-
pie crying out "Hard times ?" 1t is an
anomalous condition, but one that may be
verified by taking a stroll through Cali
fornia street, between Battery and Mont
gomery. In nearly every case the wall
proceeds from gentlemen who have made
themselves intimate with the stock tiger,
visiting him in his lair, aud presuming to
shake paws with him. Bereft of mou-
ey, they seem to be also deprived Of ener-
~ aud push. Instead OF turning their
backs resolutely upon the Unsuitable mon
ster, and betaking themselves TO some leg
itimate avocation, they. hang round the
scene Of their disasters with woe begone
counteuauces, and pretty much that sort Of
feeling which confirmed, used-up drunk
ard experiences for drinking saloon
Each one seems to entertain the idea that
some good fortune is especially reserved for
him, aud, 10 the course OF long trustiog'
he becomes veritab'e Nicawber. 1t is
from such as these that we hear the sad
moan of hard times. 1t ~ they whn lend
somber aspect to everyrh ~ about t,e,.
They are . victim Of perfect gone in.nsss,
II we may use the expsassiou, and have 20
more vim or snaps about them than bar
nacle. We will give them little good
sdvice gratis. Quit loating about Californ
ia street; looking at the Stock Exchange
will not restore your money Apply your
self to some legitimate business, aud give
it your whole attention; divest your mind
OF useless regrets; stop erying -
milk recover your seli-re. set; teF9.~s
never to gamble again - sly rus zl1
avoid all deu1ore,z~ H-8o5s eaa
Francisco Commences
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
THE PATROE OF HUsBANDRY.

The idea Of the Order was originally
borrowed from an association Of Scotch
farmers IN North Carolina, whose object
was the purchase Of supplies at wholesale
aud at first hands, and the cultivation Of
social relations among its members. 1t is
not until the Spring Of 1868 that the idea
of these Scotch people first began to he
known to the people of the West. Early
in 1868, "Granse" was organized at
Itasca Minnesota, and this was the first or.
ganixation in the United States, except the
organic germ in North Carolina. At the
end of 1871, the order had been introduce
ed into Iowa, Minnesota. Wisconsin aud
Illinois; but up to the close of II its en-
tire number in the four States named is
estimated at not over $4,000. Since the
beginning of IL its progress has been won
derful. In the four States where it then
had weak army Of $4,000, its member
ship has increased to 100000, sand still
they come" The order has also been in-
troduced into a large proportion of the re-
naming States and some the Territories.
1t is its prodigious growth, and rapid ad.
vance, and general diffusion throughout
the country that give SO deep significance
to this movement. 1t Is already in active
operation in twenty two States, two or three
Territories, and in the Canadas.
"Tbe order Is secret society. omen,
as we'll as men, are admitted to all the priv.
ileges of the Oranges Members Admitted
to the first degree are known respectively
Is Laborer and Maid to the second de-
gree, as Cultivator and Sheperdess to the
third degree, as Harvester and Cleaner
and to the fourth degree, as HusbaudmaD
and Matron. The fifth degree is conferred
only in the State Oranges, which are com
posed of masters and past masters of the
subordinate Oranges, and their wives, who
are matrous. Those admitted to this de-
gree arc called members of the Pomona or
Hope Grange. The sixth degree is only
given to members of the Council of the
National Grange which is composed of
masters aud past masters of State Oranges,
and their wives who have taken the degree
Of Pomona. The emblem of this degree is
Flora [charity]. The seventh and highest
degree is conferred only upon members of
the National Senate, which composes mem
bers of the Council who have served one
year 10 that body. The members Of this
degree are charged with the secret work Of
the order, and constitute court of Im
parchment of all officers of the National
Grange. The function of the Council and
Senate are equivalent to those of represent.
atives and senators in civil legislative
bodies.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
THE EUROPEAN BALLooNvOYAGE

The Daily Graphic published the fol,
lowing facts regarding the coming aerial
tour to Europe: In all human probability the
Daily Graphic trans Atlantic balloon expe.
dition will set sail from the Capitol grounds,
Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September 10th.
There is some uncertainty regarding the
precise time as the weather may not be ia
vorable and the gas company may not be
able to spare the 100000 cubic feet of gas
required but it is hoped that the accession
will not be later than the 10th. The great
air ship is now well advanced toward CON-
pletion, and large force Of men is now
engaged in finishing the various apparatus
All the parts will be completed and got to-
eether in few days, when the balloon will
be publicly exhibited on the Capitol
grounds, commencing next Saturday aud
continuing day and eve ing until the
ascension. 1t was at first intended the
balloon should start without any prelimin-
ary public exhibition, but in consequence
of the earnest desire manifested by the
public and press, the Graphic Company
have decided to make the exhibition. The
following is description of the balloon !:
The nire great sections are each l76 feet
wide and 81 feet high when inflated, 1l6
feet; diameter when inflated, ITO feet !;
circumference when inflated, 335 feet !;
extreme length from crown cf balloon to
keel of boat, I6O feet; hight of car, Is
feet length of lifeboat "a feet; cloth re-
quired, 4,310 yards; 10 sewing ten miles
Of rope was used gas required to gil bal
loon 40O, 900 feet; weight of entire appar-
atus, 1000 pounds cost, nearly $4,000.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
ELECTION RETURNS.

The great political contest Of 1873, for
the apoils of Office, has been fought, and
the returns, 50 far As We have been able to
obtain them, are Is follows:
Shssta-Isaacs 126, Klots 70, Jackson
lis, Hull IS, Scott 81, Bickford ia,
Scott Ill, Van Schaiek 90, Taylor 1856,
Leary 14s, Thompson SO, Grim l06
Bracket 81, Hartmann IA, Gwin S.
Oliver 81, Schroter $50, Croker ",
Forster ~, jenkins g..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rs, Jack
son 80, L. Scott 9, Van Setback IS, Thomp.
son II, Bracket 40, Hartmann Al, Crock
er 9, Oliver Is.
Whiskytown-Isaacs %, Klot1 9, Jack
son 20, Hull IL, Scott Is, Bickford IA
Scott Is, Van Schaisk Is, Leary 49,
Thompson IL, Grim 81, Bracket 10
Hartmann 19, Gwin IL, Croker 81, Fors
ter IL, jenkins 0, Schroter II, Oliver IA
French Gulch-Isaacs 20, Klotz "a
jackson IS, Hull 80, Scott 80, Bickford SO
Scott 80, Van Setback 81, Leary A
Thompson %, Grim 3S, Bracket 26, Hart
mann 80 Gwin rs.
Buckeye-Isaacs 80, Klotz 46, Jackson
II, Hull So, Scott II, BickfOrd So, Scot
81 Van Setback AZ, Taylor II, Leary 80
Thompson 3s, Grim 80 Bracket AZ, Hart
mann "a, Gwiu 46.
Millville-Issacs so, Klotz 81, Jackson
60, Hull "a, Scott Al, Bickford 81, Scot
81, Van Setback Sc, Taylor 129, Leary So
Thompson 70, Grim 81, Bracket 4S, Hart
mann 81, Gwin SO.
Texas Springs-Isaacs S, Klotz Is, Jack
son IL, Hull IA, Scott 8, Bickford FL
Scott 2, Van Setback %, Taylor "a, Leary
5, Thompson 10, Grim 2, Bracket o.
Hartmann IL, Gwin 13.
Janesville-Isaacs IS, Klotz IA, Jack.
son 80, Hull 10, Scott 43, Bickford I, Scott
SO, Van Setback ID, Taylor so, Leary 49,
Thompson IL, Grim 81, Bracket Is, Hart.
mann So, Gwin IA.
Igo-Isaacs %, Klotz II, Jackson 20,
Hull IA, Scott %, Bickforl Is, Scott 20,
Van Setback IL, Taylor Al, Leary 70,
Thompson ID, Grim p, Bracket 16, Hart
mann 81, Gwin IL.
Horsetown-Isaacs 8, Klotz ID, Jackson
6, Eull Is, Scott 9, Bickford Is, Taylor
%, Leary II, Thompson 10, Grim 5, Brack,
EFT II, Hartmann ii, Gwin IL.
Eagle Creek-Isaacs q, Klotz %, Jack.
son 26, Hull "a, Scott 81, Bickford II,
Scott 80, Van Setback 10. Taylor so, Leary
80, Thompson Is, Grim 20, Bracket 10,
Hartmann 20, Gwin %, Mahoucy Is, Lind.
sey l6, Gleason 20.
Dog Creek-majorities-Hull 2, Bick-
ford 2, j. V. Scott 8.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
EMPIRE HOTEL !
I'D MAIN STREET, SHASTA, HH;
JOHN v. SCOTT, Proprietor.

TIME PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAvoRITE
L Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out and is now prepared to entertain guests in
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
fornia. The PARL0R and ROOMS are large
and commodious, and the BEDS and sleeping &C
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the wants of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL g. STABLE.
Attached to this establishment is q good COR
RAJ and STABLE where Transfers and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN ". SCOTT.
Shasta, June 18th, 1869. jel9
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

A Providence mai,ier per
chamber the other NJ. rt
without boots, prorru :fo gf a@t
bed. She knew at d g,aDee thai ,Eey A.
net her feet, but she diin't i7-a the ievei
of her head for all th,' "a she vent quiet
" down stairs aud told her father aoou. ,'lst
stray pair OF feet, and the old gentleman
took revolver and proceeded to interview
tAem 4e found n man attached to them.
IA excused himself by saying that he had
tesn chased 10 there BY mad dog; but
Ne cut Of the reach Of mad dogs now.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

All transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance, and eli job work on delivery.
We have quit wasting iok and paperia book
keeping.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

General Wise, in his prime could write
an editorial ftty-six yards long, but be is
getting old now and don't push them beyoad
forty or thsseabouts
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

lsEcruBE- Don't fail TO hear Professor
o9er lecture az Harmonic Hall this Fri
ssg evening.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

A poor widow in Union county KY,
lately dug up an old pot containing s., 900
in gold while digging for potatoes.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

Eleven swarms of bees settled on team
of horses at Money Creek, Mimi, and the
fastest time on record was Immediately
made.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

HAvING SETTLED HERE WITH FAMILY
ii for the purpose of building up permanent
trade offer Goods at the rery ie,cest living
prices and iuvite the public to call and examine
our stock. D. BREASLAUER.
Redding, Nov. 26th, 1872. [36.tf.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06
ID. ELL q BRO.

VUyHIs OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM HAS RE
i ceived lately large supply of desirable Fall
and Winter Goods consisting in part Of Dry Goods,
French Merinos, Black Alapaccas, Reps, Delains
and Prints, Cassimeres, Tweeds, James AMI Flanels
and Blankets and Fancy Goods, also Cents Cash.
mere and Beaver suits Suits Cashmere Pants, over
Shirts and Boys clothing. which they offer at very
low rates. Gents Beaver Suits from SIS to $50.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

ELECTION Election returns are incom.
plete but we give such as arc at hand
The election Of the Democratic ticket is
probable in Shasta, except Assessor and
Administrator. Both parties scratched as
though afflicted with the itch. In Shasta
pre- met there were but 20 straight Demo
crlrlc aud so Republican tickets.
In Johanna the Republicans elect Sher-
if, Clerk; Upton, Democrat, is elected
Treasurer. Brown, tor Assembly, has 200
majority. Nagle elected District Attorney.
The Democrats elect in Trinity, except
Sheriff and Superintendent.
Irwin is elected Senator in Sskiyou.-
The P ubicap candidate for Sheriff is
elected
kray carry Sacramento COun-
san .ancisco is claimed by the Demo
e-as7 a. (; will take day or two to count
r. vate. 3spuhlicaus claim to have elect
Ell some # heir ticket also.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-09-06

An Ohio school pa'am has killed ia
snakes o. bar way 70 and from school this
Su2msn1