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, 1873-09-05

C1NorNNArr, Sept. 4.-Tho attendance at tho
Exposition to-day and cvcning was good. Art
Hall Ia entirely complete tomorrow, Or at leaBt
Saturday morning. 4 very full art catalogue
will bo out. Tho agricultural department. looked
full last night, hnt articles have boon coming in
rapidly nll day and closely fllling
mp tho space. Everywhere except In Art
and Floral Hatt tho work Of preparation and
addition of now articles minglos with the dis-
play Of those already In position. By Saturday
ovorything thnt is coming will DO in.
MoRBrs John B. Drale, J. Irving Pearco, and
George II. Latin, Of the Chicago Exposition
Committoo arrived this morning, visited tho
Exposition, aud examined tho books Of tho COM
mission. they will return tomorrow night.
, 1873-09-05

spteia1 Dsnatch o Tht Chicago 1ribuns.
Fonr WAYNE, Sept. 4.-Maggie Vol, charged
with infanticide, waB before tho Grand jury to-
day, but no indictment Was found. Two promi-
nent physicians testified that the girl had mover
hcon mother, and therefore could not be the
person who gaYe birth to tho child and after
wards drowned 1t in the canal. Tho police arc
nov searching for tho guilty party.
, 1873-09-05

From Tic Htto York IFibNne.
Az It WAS not lifting TINT ball0on should
cross tho Atlantic without a representative Of
q capable correspondent and applied to tho
Graphite for place In the air ship. In reply no
wero informed that thore will be only room for
four III tho balloon, and TINT tho party viii con-
sist Of Mosssa. Niso aud Dopsldson. naylRAtoE.
, 1873-09-05
tMsAMAPoLis EXPOSITION.

Ing Of the Indianapolis. Exposition will tako
place "Wednesday, Sept. II, commencing at 2p.
N. Speeches will DO mndo by tho
Mayor OF indianapolis, Senator Morton,
and Gov. Hendricls. In tho evening q
grand musical entertanmont} will ba
giyen by an aggregation Of nil tho musical Or
ganizations in tho city. numbering about GOO
persons. Tho work Of preparation ia nearly
completed. Half-faro arrangomonts have been
maao With al The loading railroads, and largo
crowds are anticipated.
, 1873-09-05

Fonr acorr, Ham,, Bopt. AT ploasantou,
ironing, abe either poured kerosene on tho fro
or upset the lamp. uor clothing caught fro,
aud abe WAS burned to crisp and died this
morning. Her mother was alao badly burned In
trying 10 rescue her daughter. Tho houao waa
burned TO the ground.
, 1873-09-05

Epeeia1 Dispaseh to The Chicago Ttibuns,
8r. JoaEpu. Mo-, 6ops. 4.-The gale, or whirl-
wind, which pasaed over this City night before
sults than at first supposed. The grand E1-
position buildings, upon which $50, 600 had
boen expended, wero blown DORM ana damaged
, 1873-09-05
Knnsns City Livestock Market,

Sptcfa1 b7spateh to 7'he Chicago Tribune.
KANsAa CRY, Sept, 4.-Cattc-necetrta TB8 a11ir-
meutn, s23. Trnnaaetions mostly at former prlces,
and offerings mostly sold and Shipped Winterod
$llah@l.2ahs good nat1vo aud Ta1an cows,
Hoga-1nquisy br1ak from city dealers, Closed firm
at $37t9J.80; choice, $685..
, 1873-09-05

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-1ho Gazette special
from Madison, Indiana, states that at bail four
miles from tlat place this evening William
Dosol fatally stabbed Joseph Ringwolf.
, 1873-09-05
FIRES.

4 I'1nn3nR-NIllt IN tho 1Vcst side Dc-
mtroycd--1; 1;nt irnntcd Loss, 100000.
At half.past o'clock lhst evening au alarm
Of fire was sounded from Box 209, flames
having beon dscorerea by Tho watch
man In tho p1aning-mlll Of Holtslnndor,
Randa1, Dauiola Il Co., located at tho cornor Of
eangamon aud Carroll attoets, known ~ tho
phunix Mills. A fire In \ planing-mill Ia
generally ot short duration,, speedily ox-
within liz roach, Thia vaa no exception. III ton
minutes aftcr its discovery tho mill Boomed to
DO On fire In avery part, and tho hoavone Wore
lurid With tongues OF aano. Tho Depart
ment responded to tho alnrm promptly. The
magnitude Of the fire oallod for . second
alarm, but for coma unknown reason 1t wab not
eont in, and somo engines cams to tho t1ro vol
unfairly. their men having seen tho flames from
tho towers. Tho building In which the mill
t,re, tho material Of which aided much
In tho prevention Of general oonilsgTntfon.
The fro was rel managed, being confined to
tho main building, which waa surrounded by
franc structures, hl1ed with mouldlngs and plno
lumber.
As near as could be learned, the
fro originated near tho eontro OF
tho building, In tho planing-room. This makes
it's origin . myetory, @ no fro Was within twen-
ty foos. Tho only reasonable theory, aBido from
supposing 1t 10 b tho work Of M incendiary, u,
TINT It Was started by heated journal. Tho
building was vol nttod with machinery, most
ofwhlch waa l1roparably damaged The losB On
maohinory and ssook VIII roach csc, 900, upon
to tho absence OF tho bookkooper, We are unable
wna carried Tic building was damaged
to tho extent OF $4,000, which ia fully
fS!f51a lyman Sagos aSss number Of
hare been thrown out Of employment, and had
their tools Destroyed.
, 1873-09-05

Ocean steamship Novvs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.-stoamship City Of Mon
treal, from New York, aud OlrcasHan, from Que
beo, havo arrived out.
EEwponr, Sept. 4.-Arriyed, steamer Caator,
from Nottordaln.
, 1873-09-05
FAIRS.


NEBRASKA STATE FAIR.
Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Mob, Sept. 4.-l'ho State Fair Of
Nebraska is nov ID full blast. Tho display ia
not AZ largo as was anticipated, but still very
croditabto to now Stale. Tho number Of on-
tres At thoo1osing OF tho books WAS 200. Tho at
tendance yesterday was very largo, and the ro-
ocfpta to-day at tho gate up to o'clock were
over $1,000. indicating about 1900 people on
tho grounds.
, 1873-09-05

Tho Temperance Law in yVtGconatn.
ap<e,al Dsspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-To-morrow Mayor Lud-
lngton will issue proclamation ordering con-
formation to tho provisions Of the Temperance
laws. All saloon keepers who fail to tllo Donds
before tho 1D!A will be prosecuted according to
law
, 1873-09-05
War Department Weather Pfognosti-
cntiOnS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-In Now England
cloudy weather and ruin ase probable. tho winda
veering to tho southwest aud weBt on Friday,
with clear mud clenring weather. For tho
Middle Statos and Lake region, westerly and
northwosterly wind. aud generally o'oar weather
during Friday. For tho Northwest generally
clcar Weather. For tho Southern States, cast Of
tho Misaissippi, gentle md frosh winds, mostly
from the southwest and wost, and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional coast rains. The low
barometer north Of Lake Huron will probably
movo eastwa1dly to tho st, LaNIonca Valley.
, 1873-09-05

CouNo1n BLUFFS, Iowa. scpt. 3.-The regu1ar
so1ni-anunal Conference Of "The Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattor-Day Saints "-anti-po-
1ygamy hlormons-conVened hero today. Bov-
arc in attendance, and IL is expected that tho
meeting will bo an unusually interesting one.
Joaoph Smith, son Of tho founder Of Mormon
ism, Is President, and ia loading the meetings.
, 1873-09-05

Special Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune
nooHgoRD, H., Sept. 4.-1he grapa vinea in
this part Of the country arc being destroyed by
small inaect which has lately made its appear
ance. Dir. Jeffrics' vineyard ia already ruinod
There is but slight prospect Of any grippe crop in
copAe4NenCo.
, 1873-09-05

speciul Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AunonA, H., Sept. 4.-The salea Of the Aurora
Board OF Trade to-day consstcd Of 10000 lbs chetp0
4 lok@loHc. Bought by richards, duocn l. Co., r.
Chicago.
, 1873-09-05

| DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 4.--A man giving the
| arrested here this morning Tor forging tho sig-
| nature to cheok for g. 500. Ashley is man Ut
fine appearance. and aa.l to be respectfully con-
, 1873-09-05

Nxw YonK. Bcpt. 4.-A apocial to the Tribune
from NoW brunswick, N. j., Ash sayss "Tho
greatest excitement has prevailed hero Blnco
Monday last oyer the xu1Q9rcl dafalcRtlQn Of G.
, 1873-09-05
Pcorln County Republican Nominu-
lions.

Special Dispatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
PEon1A, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-The Republican County
Convention mot here to-day, aid nominated tho
following officers: County judge John @. Yates;
County Olork. John D. hlcOlnro; County TroaH-
urer, 1asao Taylor. Miss Mary A.. Whitoslde,
formerly Of Chicago, WIS nominated for County
Superintendent Of Schools.
, 1873-09-05

ground. Tie location iB 2G0 milos woBt OF
Omaha, and the land whs Boil to Mr. Richard
Costnlnan on tho 7th Of last January. 1t waa
thon raw prairie, B'tuate within whnt was long
uudorstood to bo !" Tho Oroat American Desort."
Il was thon thought that nothing would grow
tl,oro for want Of rain. This year they have
bad quito enough, and whom thorn haa boen any
difficulty 1t was onllacd by too much ratn. Some
aeolior. Tho ntalkH wero thirteen foot high,
aud very thick aud a.rong, tho ears full aud roll
sot. People who Heo those productions coming
from tho section which has always beon decried
as tho poorest psrt Of tho Stato, muBt oonciudo
that Nebraska would be . yory poor country to
starvo in.--On1aha Herald.
, 1873-09-05
EASa1lc County Anti monop0ltRtss
Nominating Convention.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-Tho Anti-MonopoliBtss
County Convention, which mot horo to-day, in
pursuance Of q previous call, was decided sue
cess. It was well attended by gentlemen ,shoBo
antccodents politically had boon strongly nopub-
lican. Thrco Of tho persons nominated until
within year had been Btrong Republicans. Tho
ticket Ia For Judge, Hon. o. II. Gilmnn for
County Olork, e. L. Moad !; for Trensuror, sam-
gel ": Raymond; and for superintendent Of
Schools, II; Williams. Worry toraoly worded res-
olntiona donouncing monopolfes, protective
taritfs and speculation and fraud::by mon in high
places, were passcd. Tho proceedings were hsr-
uonious, and tho ticket Is remarkably good
ono.
, 1873-09-05
UUHN I'HlCKETT1 IIEBIUDut
". T. Il. FENNEssY, Secretary.


II.
obtain returns. In this city the count will not
be completed before Friday night or Saturday
morning. Enough is known to assure conl-
ploto victory for tho Peoples Anti-1lailroad-M
nopoly ticket tor members OF the Legislature,
and most OF their municipal candidates. The
contest for Mayor and Chief Of Police iB very
close and doubtful. It is clamed by tho Domo-
Gratis Tho total vote in the City is 90, ,2l0-much
largor than was expected. Yesterday afternoon
Carr issued orders to his railroad cohorts to
abandon tho Republicans and 60 in body for
the Democrats. They did 80, but 1t was Of no
avail.
The returnH from the interior como in slowly.
It ia impossible to make correct estimates upon
thom now.
Sacramento city total vote wns 1000. The
Republicans claim majority oyor the railroad
party Of 800 to 400. The Tax-payers say the
county will moro than Offset tho majority in the
city, and give them tho victory over tho railroad
company. In most of the town. hoard from,
The Independent Peoples and Ta1-PaycrB ticket
La ahead,
SAN francisco. Sept. 4.-on1y 5000 xotcn had
ticket WAS then ahead of both tho others.
A dispatch from Gov. Dooth ut sacramento,
gives 1000 majority against tho railroad. That
city was o stronghold of tho company, which
gone ti-1tairoad; btockton gives 900 1nde-
pendent; Yolo and Denicla 80 Independent. In
dications mako certain grand victory through
out the State over tho railroad: Twenty-four,
nountioH, thus far, elect autt-rallroad men. and
four Republican,. Full returns from Marys-
willie City, give Republican majority Of 40 oyor
the independent ticket. The vote OF tue city ia
B57 It is Impossible to form any estimate OF
the majority Of tho Ant-Monopoly ticket, In
klis city the fricndH OF QAl0f Crowley bollovo
that he ia defeated.
BAN FnANo1Boo, Sept. 4.-No complete roturn8
from any ward OF tho CITY, TAa rooplo'R logi8-
latiye ticket keeps the load. Rotl1rna from the
interior aro imperfect and confused, but enough
hc1fo fof ffruf rfai nj fa
, 1873-09-05


Special Disua'ch to Ihe Chicago 7rlbune
PERM, ILL.,, Sept. A meeting Of farmers
and laboring men was vol attended this after
uoon, and organized with William Monroe as
Chairrnan and William E. Mcdowell Secretary.
at tho opening lively discussion waa hold upon
4 resolution looking toward the calling Of NOM
mating convention, and il was voted down. Ad-
dreEsoB were nude by Mr. George Minicr, Mr.
James Robinson, the lion. Q. l. Roberts, and
others.
Resolutions wero adopted that both political
parties being tho tools Of grabbors and naonopo-
lists, therefore NO, tho farmers and other labor
ing mon. declare ouraolveB entirely separated
from both political parties, and that no will
stand shoulder to shoulder with all who will MD
uB in tho coming struggle Of labor against
capital; that tho qualifications for Office arc
honesty and capacity; condon1ning tho salary-
steal, aud inviting the mombora of tho General
81 ABcmbly to resign.
4 resolution condemning protective. and en-
aoraing royonuotarin was lost. Finally roao-
luton was presented to call nominating con-
vontion, to meet at Pelin on the Sth Of October,
and it was adopted
, 1873-09-05
Enrmcrss Convention in Fulton Conn.
II, Illinois.

At meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
Tho Fulton County Farmers Association, 1t was
decided to call meeting Of The several Farmers
Clubs and drapges in the county, ut tho Town
Hnll, in Avon, on Wednesday,, Oct. ], at 10
Is disposed Of. The subjects to bo presented
before the meeting will be-: i. Presentation of
Credentials; 2. appointment Of Committees
B. Reports Of Standing Committees; 4. Express
rounty oflicera for ensuing torn; s. II aecepta-
bio, nomination Of County Clerk, Treasurer,
Judge. and Superintendent. Tho baHis OF repre-
Bontation shall be ono for each thirty three NOM
bers, OF fraction thereof, who shall be mo1nbers
County; &. Presenting of Reaolutions; Z. Ro-
ports from Officers Of Associations 8. ntiscel-
laneouB BUSINESS.
JouN pn1cKErr, President.
, 1873-09-05
and the Graphic correspondent. The world
momory Of tlis family oirolo for ita account Of
RAIL WAY INTERESTS.

Tho Eric Railway Company Declares
Dlvadonti-PrOflts nnd Loasea on
tho Hrntn 1Rohd nnd It's Branches.
-, From tas NtD York 7Tttnnt. Sept. ..
pose OF hoaring, President Watuon's ao1hi.an-
nual report and declaring dividend Of 8)4
por cent upon tho preferred stock, aud OF 1
por cont upon the conmon stock of tho Com
aividond Of the, Company is on six months
earnings, tho Dlrectors go back nino months,
md inclndo the hoavy Fall business, and then,
having obtained an average, deduot one-third
from the whole a1nount, aud call tho remainder
Of this allegation, Tribune reporter mado in
quirieB at tho Eric Office yesterday afternoon,
but was unable to sea President Watson. 8. L.
II. Barlow was proaont, hoWovor, aud when ro-
minded o. tho story, ho stated that It was cntire-
tho report OF President Watson. 6fr. Robinson,
from tho Committee to whom Was referrod tho
subject OF the accounts prepared and presented
BY tho Auditor, and Of . dividond for tho alx
months onalng Juno 30 on tho preferred and
common stook, statod that ho Ind oxaminod tho
statements presented BY the Auditor. and had
asked and received from him auch explanations
as aecinod tequisito, and ho believed that thoy
nino months instead Of af1. Tho reaton for this
ta that when tho last dividend was made
tho accounts wore not wholly complete, aud
9ofteon a the earnings and oxpeneos from 9opt+
w W 11cs OR A644t Wof0 68tlnAtG1A BHE Iuo
ACTUAL earuiuga exceeded aud the actual OK
ponsos did not roach tho estimates. For tho
purpoae, therefore, Of showing tho axaat stata Of
TIE amounts on June 30. tho statoment inoludos
tho throe months referred To With tho frat six
months. OF 1873. Tho variation from d six
months statement IL only tho difference be-
tween tho estmates aud tho actual results for
for thoHo three months. Tho following is tho
statement Of the profit and loss account, ind
shows tho balance Of earnings on hand aud SUBJ
joct to division June 80, 1878:
Sept 3oDy ba'ance Of account. II
Leas Dividend No. 10, On
preferred stock to Doc.
81, 1879, paid March IT,.
Less Dividend No. !. on on @'''''t'''
common stoek 10 Doc.
81, 1872, paid March IT,
4ota.As.. ...........s. Jus ,Cup.UQ ..a-, .a
Balance to credit
- proot, and lost. 1,1sa,o7e.27
gago.................... 3,85o.oo
NJ earning for ths ains montha ending this d.y:
Cosl........ 2,851,17l.B5
Pnssongert., 1884, 1898
Mails Exp. e38,244.os
his. aourcos. 338,0o8.s7 ..-
Lcsa amount charged out
Gon1 expenses $513,512.0i
p;a1'fsRs :tp;ion papt. 4,sr4,s17,s4
E1p.Road OPT 2,Sas,17s.s0
Stoek Dspt. sas,147.at
-- 1, {,775, ,s41 .sa
a. oa1 aso no
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

Love is an idoa-beof reality. The
idea you can get along without the beef
you must have.
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PeLerson's lIaqa.ine for January. e a

PetcrsOn's Magazine for January, is a
magnificent number. The Trailing Ar
bulus," by Frank Lee Benedict and
The Marriage Certificate" BY Mrs Aun
S. Stephens, two interesting stories, arc
commenced. The number Contnius sup
erb fashion plate, fue steel engraving a
number Of patterns, and other good things.
Two dollurs per annum. c. j. Peterson
300 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Publisher.
A woman in town asked her husband
where she would got ticking fora new feati-
er bed; be replied, where you eau get tue
tick"
Love is an idea-beof reality, The
idea you can get along without the beef
you must have.
.1>N~~-~~>E0-s~<~>~~>
The way to make the public'S eyes ad.
vert to your business Advertise.
Boys, learn a trade. A boy without a
trade is worse Of than short.tail calf in
ay.time.
Praying for the poor is all very good,
but when accompanied BY some loaVes and
fishes, it is much more forCibo. Try it!
e.~~N~~~-~~r>-~~
The only trade not depressed by bard
times watch makers; they continue to run
on time, and employ the usual number Of
hands.
The Post Office in this place will be clo-
sed Christmas day from Ga. N. to 4
p. m.
Sisson the Jcweler, is offering bis stock
Of JeEelry at cost.
Don't drink rny intoxicating liquors du-
ring the holidays.
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osrcrIyo.-We wish our patrons, one
If "a Merry Christmas and Hap.
wv y a MAylho choicest bless
i p ~. Il eighteen hundred and Seveuty-frur,
h ,.' .bor,rel upon the patrons who pay the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

4 List of ClaimS AHOWed at the
December Term, 1918, Of the
(nlIl,fu COuJf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

The several churches are making ar
the enjoyment Of Christmas
bv giving The children their annual treat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

Our prominent dry goods houses, not
outstanding the paunicky times, are doing
a fair business. Reason why--tbcy sdvor.
,;so cvtcrsiycly, ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

A boy named Donald Mcdonald, of
Mason City, had one Of bis legs broken in
two places, last week, in one Of the coal
banks of that place, by water cart run
ming over him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

During the Lutte bish.watcrj it covered
the new bridge ever tea milo creek, below
West Columbia, causing the traveller to 60
back among the hills ill he headed that
classic stream.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

To End the toughest, pIuckest most
adhesive and least let,go,nbIC red mud in
crestion, try q horse back ride through
Me interior Of orr county
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

Our experience, and the history Of the
past eighteen centuries, iuolineus 10 the
belief that 10 matter how we'll you treat o
shotgun, nor how you bring /! up, it will
bang the stufings out Of you the first time
it gets q chance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

The Writ County .HeRtOr has been en-
Iargod TO a seven column sheet. The
Mentor deserves the support of the people
of Writ county, as it is good local pa
mar
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

A faithful printer is likeuod unto an
ardent lover because be 'scts.up" agreat
deal aud employs an occasional "em'
brace"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

A woman in town asked her husband
where she would get ticking fora new featli,
err bed; be replied, where you eau get the
tick"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

There arc five Sunday Schools in our
toWu-tWo Presbyterian, two Methodist
and ono Episcopal. There are children
enough ia the plaoe--Old aud young-to
have good attendance atall of them =
We say to every parent, take your boy and
girl BY the hand and go with them to
Sunday School.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-25

MARRIED AT the residence Of the
brides parents, December 18th, 1878, by
Rev. W. H. Harrison, Fillmore Caney, Of
Jackson county, to Miss Elizabeth S. Bar.
nett, of Mason county.
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"Public Document" are once more to
DO fraukod by congressman. This will be
welcome news to the keepers Of country
hotels, who have latterly been at a loss to
supply their drawing rooms With entertain
ing books
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-24

BRIsroL BULLIoN.-From Judge Hall, |
of Bristol District. who favored US with
a call yesterday, we learn that the smelt-
ing works of that fourisbing district
shipped to San Francisco ON the 21st
inst, ten tons Of bullion. Eureka must
look to her laurels. 1t costs $50 per
ton to lay this bullion down in San
Francisco-S30 per ton from Phoebe to
Palisade, and $40 from that point to
San Francisco. Judge Hall says that
heretofore the Central Pacific Railroad
has only charged so per ton on bullion,
but the price has recently been raised to
500 That's the way the railroad folks
encourage the production of the precious
metals in our midst Judge Hall re-
turned to Bristol District yesterday.
An OLD CoMsTocKER.-M. Medin, one
of the first settlers on the Comstock
range, and for many years in business
and large property-holder in Virginia
city, but for some years past resident
Of Hamilton, White Pine, has been in
town for two or three days past, looking
at our mines and business. Mr.. Medin,
accompanied by his wife, informs us
that they propose to attend the great
Vienna Exposition, and will make tour
through Europe during their absence.
He has been an incessant operator in
this State since 1860, and having accumu-
lated considerable of this worlds goods,
now proposes to enjoy few months
pleasure.
Observation-Disclosures the gen.
eral complaint Of dull times, to Judge
from the new buildings being erected,
some: folks must have an abiding faith in
the future of Phoebe. j. r. Staples is
erecting and has nearly completed large
frame building on the corner of Phoebe
and Eugene streets; the Water Company
is making large addition to their Office,
almost amounting to new building; H.
Lewis new fire-proof store is about ready
to receive the roof; and the list might be
extended ad intinitum, and an extended
walk through town reveals very few no.
tees "to let" Good time coming.
SUPPER FOR THE ODD FELLOWS BALL.
kelly & Donohue, the celebrated cater.
ers of Meadow Valley street, have been
engaged to get up the supper for the
Odd Fellows ball tomorrow night, and
they are making the most elaborate ar
rangements therefor. There is Io doubt
it will be one of the most elegant and
sumptuous displays of edibles ever
spread in the mountains.
BILL-HEADs are as neatly printed in
the RECORD Office as in any of the Sar
Francisco establishments, and as
cheaply, when express charges on the
foreign work are deducted. Business
men will note this.
To ARRIVE. The following passengers
will arrive from Hamilton to-day: S
Werthermer, A. Marks, Mrs. Hoffman
Miss Hoffman, Lottie Geer, and Mrs
Gardner.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. C. p. Hall, wife o
} Judge Hall of Bristol District, has arrive,
from San Francisco, and is in future 60
ing to make Bristol District her home.