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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

LET WAR RAGE.--what transpired TUESDAY
in Salt Lake-the clubbing Of Marshal Max
we'll by the church authorities while In the
discharge of his duties--has been looked tor
more than once by the Gentle element OF
Utah. from the fact that General Maxwell by
his unbiased and strict discharge of his duties
devolying ON him. has rendered himself OBJ
noxious to the Mormon priests. AS much as
we deplore the Marshal's injuries, we cannot
but think the result will do more for the re-
iuvenation of law and order in the Territory
than anything that has transpired since it was
created. 1t will awaken the weak kneed to
sense of the wrongs that have been practiced.
to which, in spite of the earnest teachings of
a handful of preserving and just men, they
have heretofore paid no attention. 1t will be
but another faggot piled upon the shoulder
ing fire that is raging in the breasts of those
who have felt the wrongs Of the numbering
clan and will cause the flames to burst all the
sooner. Turn the war dogs loose and let the
battle rage. Right and Justice, instilled into
the innermost hearts of the wronged ana
chained Gentiles of Utah, will surely prevail
and the cowardly Dogberries will go the wall
as surely as Brigham Young will suffer the
penalties of the monstrous crimes he has CON-
mitted upon the defenceless victims of his
spite III Utah.--CoriHne Hdh.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

New STAND The stand for the
use of the Republican Ratifi cation
Meeting last evening, was erected in
front of the new ire proof of Louis
Goldstone, at the junction of Third
and Main streets most eligible
point.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

SI0NIFICANT.-Three saloons have
been established at Sutro in the past
ak weeks. Can 1t be that Sutro
wishes to influence voters ia and
about the Tunnelf tea~ t@.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

CANDIDATE.-O Our friend w. H..
Day is candidate for the Assembly
from Storey county. He is well
qualified to fill the office, but we
fear he cannot be elected, as he is on
the wrong ticket--the Independent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

GUATEMALA has been visited with another
earthquake, which destroyed large amount
of property and resulted in the loss of thirty
two lives. Between earthquakes and revolu-
tions the people of that country have but lit
tie rest. If the political structure is not shaken
by revolution Just about so often, an earth
quake is sure to come around, just to keep
things lively.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

To REsIaN.-It is announced by
the knowing ones in and about Day :
ton, that the Sutro candidate on the
Dem. Lib Independent ticket is
about withdrawing from the can
vass. We cannot indorse the rumor
from personal knowledge, only give
it for what it is worth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18
ADMISSION TICKETS. So.

Holders of Tickets entitled to FREE PAssA ~
on Omnibuses and admission to Dancing Hans
at Gold Hill and Virginia ad hbitum.
The most perfect order will be preselv.eSs'
and no disreputable persons will be admit' .Ss
Reliable persons will be in charge Of 81, w w
Cloak and Hat Rooms, and no charges WILL "
made to the Guests.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

GEN. DIx.-Gen. Dix is a soldier like Radet
zsky and statesman like Palmerston and,
like both of them, his ripe and rounded and
balanced powers never seemed so astonishing
as now when he is approaching his eightieth
year Why, then may he not be the candidate
of the Republican party for President in 1876?
There are Republicans who revolt at third
term for Grant and there others who repudi-
ate Blaine Why, then, can't they all unite
upon Dix and elevate to the Presidency this old
man eloquent who belongs to both the eigh-
teenth and nineteenth centuries, is at bnce a
Democrat and a Republican, and stands
equally well on the Buffalo, the Syracuse, the
Utica the Philadelphia, the Chicago. the
Baltimore, and the Cincinnati platforms If
there are those to whom his advanced age
may seem an objection let them remember
that the sage experience of venerable years is
not alleged in him with any weakness either
Of the understanding. the imagination, or the
judgment.--N Y. Sun.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18

CoLD.--The sky early yesterday
morning betokened a storm. Heavy
clothing was in demand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18
AGE N + S .
Republican Ticket.
Election, November 3, 1874

STATE OFFICE RS.
Governor,
J. c. HAZLETT.
"a Lieutenant Governor,
q, JOHN BOWMAN.
Congress,
WILLIAM WOODBURY..
& Supreme Judge-Long Term,
W. H. BEATTY.
Supreme Judge-Short Term,
WARREN EARLL.
Clerk of Supreme Court.
G. F. BICKNELL.
Secretary of State.
J. D. MINOR.
Attorney General,
MOSES TEBBS.
Treasurer,
GEORGE TUFLy.
Controller,
.rtlt W. W. HOBART.
surveyor General,
JOHN DAY.
Superintendent of Public instruction,
s. P. KELLY.
State Mineralogist,
H,R. wHTEHILL.
State Printer,
C. C. PowNING.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18
On SATURDAY, OCT. 81


The PIONEERS will form in PROCEsSios
in front of their Hall on B street, Virginia -
II o'clock NJ. preceded by the National oa''N
rs an escort, and will march down SUM-
avenue to street through street to oros.
Point Office, Gold Hill, and countermsrch "
Fort Homestead, where the
LITERARY EXERCISES
OF the Day will take place. These exercises
will consist of an
GRAFTON. ...... by W. FRANK SIE"A"'
AND AN..,.
ORIGINAL POEM. by R. H. TAYIoS
After which COLLATION. will y
served for the Society and its Guests. n "a
Procession will then again form and ress'A
Pioneer Hall. Virginia, and be disnisssu'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18
YON COU n T Y.

F1 For State Senate.
VIM. R. KING.
For Assembly,
w.C. DovEY. HUGH CABLING.
L. MORRILL,.
For District Judge,
VIM. sEAwELL.
For Sheriff,
R. A. COOK.
For Clerk,
ia. BoNHAM
For District Attorney.
G.. W. KEITH.
For Treasurer.
GEORGE W. SHAW.
For Recorder.
z. T. GILPIN.
For Assessor,
o. E. NASH.
For Public. Administrator.
l. LEvERsEE.
For Superintendent Public Instruction.
JIG. CROMWELL.
For Surveyor,
A. g. DILDINE.
For Commissioners,
J. r. SHAW, long term.
J. NJ. McGINNIS, short term.
School Trustees,
oliver Citv-C. A. CHAPLIN, C. L. SHERMAN,
THEO. S. DAVENPORT.
psyton--L. L. CROCKETT, W. G. HARRIS,
A. Q. LONG.
sutro-H THOMPSON, L. BARLOW, NJ.
CARR.
Justices of the Peace,
Silver City,. P. GOULD.
Dayton-M. C. HICKEY.
Constables,
Silver City,. W. MILLER.
Dayton-JOHN GEARHART.
County Central Committee,
WILL. THOMAS, THEO. S. DAVENPORT,
S. LAMB, W. BUNCHER, GEORGE C.
MoFADDEN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-18
Register,
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.

JOHN PIPER. ............... PROPRIETOR
WILLIE GILL. MANAGER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
u u.S Sc o m.

60 iebr ii@ 9err b. Bismard, Serr
.. &euoeQ uno oeren pff5i6ies Organ
bic R6lnii9e 3eitung ou9 bemiben MO
gen. bic Mutbenti5itdt Der sefdll9ten
8ulle su beue;ien, io,uie lie Die &olner=
>3eitun9 sebradt bat. 10 iebr bin i@ III
Der Sage, 5u be itdtisen, baB iie bas nie=
bertrd9ti9fte Sallififot lit. &aroinal
Mntoneui Ia9te 5u mebreren Monlisnori
Die iiber cine 10 mobloie ltnperi 9dn,tDeit
beftiir5t tparen: rMeine 9errn, tr6Fen
1ie li9; mir tuub bten es 1don por $500
9en oab cine faIIde 8ulle erl9einen
weroe. Sober nur bolblpe9s sebiloete
&atbolif tpirb beim erffen Blide ouf
oieIe 9ema9te 8ulIe bic Jali9beit erfen=
nen. Sd tann nur bic ionit 10 flpse
preub bii9e &esieruns ni6t perlteben, oaB
iie li4 oerart betrii9en lieB."
sSm freien ,lno inoultriellen stalien
blibt Der @tlopenbanoel. @or brei Sa=
gen fam Der Nbeno5ug bon Neapel in
Der Station &om an. Na9oem CT bier
sebalten batte, itiegen bic &ei ienoen aug
uno tra4teten., n.69li9t 19neq in ben
8abnbof bineinaufommen. Mebrere Der
&eiienOen Die nit ibrem @epdde au
tDun batteu erblidten 13 tleine &naben
bon 9-1l Sabren uno l Mdb9en bon
10 Sabren. Sic armen &leinen, nur
notbourItis in eleuoe 2umpen sebiQt,
sittertcn por broit. Gie uuroen ppp 2;
Mannern na@ Dem @artelqale oritter
&lal1e getrleben. Dieie $anhlunasmetie
fiel mebreren perfonen auf unb entriiitet
ilber Die Hobeit bieler beiben Manner
riefen iie Den 0elegaten Der Sfientli9en
Gi9erbeit, INN ibm Die @o1e 5u benun=
SIREN. 0erielbe be9ab li9 iofort gu Den
YeloeH uno fragte iie, tuo6er Die IA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
g / t E r d t II r.

Ser @enobott bes. s0ttIi9en
Sersens Seiu. Sir bic 9euti@en Mme=
ritas ersdn5t unb berausseseben BON
Hep. SoIepb @Dbbels in @ppinston, &D.
l. Sabr9an9, No. l. 9iele erbauli9e
unb l6on felt Sabren in 9eutl6lano
perbreitete Monotsl sl9rift erl l6eint nun
aud in Mmerifa nno toltet Der Sabr=
gang BON IL 9eften 5000, @ir MIN
i9en oielem unternebmen ben beiten Gr=
folg.
CECILIA @ereinsorean oes Qmer.
Gdcilien 8ercins. MonatsI9rift fir ta=
tbolil@e Rir9enmulit. 9apton 3.
S. Slider e. 8ro. Nerle9er. @ol. [.
9io. l. 9ieie pom 9errn @in9enber9er,
ProfeHor Der Mulit, 'reoigirte 3eiti4rift
ioa monatli1 eri6eincn uno totet filr
elm Sabr $l.0O, @ir boHen, bab ale
Yrieiter Or9aniiten uno @dnger in
&ir9en96ren oieie. >ui@ti9e 3eitl6rift
boltenooer leien uer0en, oenn unter alien
&lnlten, >pel@e Die STRIDE 5ur Uerberrli=
dung oes @ottesoienfes in ibre 9ienitc
nimn1t itebt Die Mulit in eriter &eibe.
Nber tie erfullt nur bann ibren 3wtd.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
Wl a + MuIIer Ser Qonboner Cor

M "a I Muller Ser 2onboner Cor
Respondent oes W. Boterlano beri9tet:
9ie fatbolii9e 8epe9un9 rimmt in @n9=
Lamb fteti9 5u, in Der ein5i9en @taot
2onbon traten in, Sabre 1873 iiber tau
ienb protel ltanten in Den S9oob oer alten
fotboliIden Mutterfir9e aurid, trob ober
pieQe;9t 9erabe, neil als lebte Raoicalen
Die @toatstir9ler perIudten, 1elbit 2aien
als YrGoicenten in ben &ir9en auf ftreten
5u laKen }. 9. ben Sonscritler Deor W&il=
Ter, einen 9eut19en, ,uel@er 5,par tein
outer @bri5t, tppbl ober Elm 8erebrer W&a=
bomeo's unb Buooba's 1T, uno oies in
Der @e1 e1tn1inl lter=Mbtei in 9ra5iD1efer
@ei1e borleste. May Miiller 1T Elm 9e=
tpaltiser@pra6forl9er, ,uel9em Die Welt
Die no9zlneue Gntoedung beroal1ft, oab
Die Mon9olen ober, tpie ct lie oDne alien
biforil9en @runo betitelt, Die Suranier
|Don BEN Snbo=@ermanen ober Sranen
|tpeientli9 ber19ieoen ieien, uno eaB Die
irani19en Mneel=@a9len ols bermaIise
6errn in Snbien nit bollem Re9te bic
6ortieen GinsebDrener, bie,ueil ielbe meiit
Suranier Ieien, nuter lire 8otmdbi9feit
eebradt bdtten. 9ieie Sbeorie bat ielbit<
perltdnblia 9ans England in Gfitale per=
1ebt, unb Mar Muller 1T uno bleibt oar=
um oer 9r0bte @elebrte ieines Sabrbun=
oerts uno oesbalb aud tuobl befu9t unb
befdbiet, au9 ben &atbolifen elm neues
tpabres uislamiid buoobiitii@ an8lo=
iranildes "gpan9elium gu preoigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

Cine 3 per 9<& a &C. Sic itolienii6e
seo9rapbil4e @eieql@aft bat aug NIeran=
oria nit ber Na1rirbt bon ben, Sohe bes
Toriders Miani peri6ieoene etbnoloeiI6e
@e9eni itdnoe, 70 tpie spei Iebenoe Snbipi=
6uen oer Mffa pber $iffu=Sifft= @tQmme,
Die oer &eiienoe Dem R6nis Wfun3a abge=
tauft bate, erbalten. 9iele Snb;pibuen,
bon oenen elm a65ebnjdbrises 40 3on,
uno elm ie6s3ebnjGbri9es 81 3ol1 miBt,
9eb0ren mad ben Mngaben Minai's su Der
bon 9erpoot bei6riebenen 3tpers .Roee
bic unldn9t luieoerum bur@ ben oeut1beu
Sort f6er @@tueinf flrtb entoedt ,porbeu iii.
&a6 ber 8ei6rei6ung bes 2ebtgenonnten
iit bic &ace oid6du9iy, biinnslieberis, nit
eingebogenen &nieen unb tuself1rmiger
@irnf f4ale, bat iebr lause @lieber, tupfer=
tarbene 9aut unb trouies ,uersortises
9aar. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

Ginber fdnen, unb mas fie rnti benlelben
ppr bdtten. Sic felen in Mioeriprldef,
unb ba lie iih nidt aeb6ris anspeilen
fonnten, ,purben lie auf 8efebl beSl' 30
lisei=8eamten arretirt ,Inbs in bas Sc,
fdnsniB ebseiiibrt.s Sos l0jdbrige
Md69en tpurbe einitweilen in oos &lo=
iter Der suten 5irtinnen gebra6t uno
bic 2uaben il, perl6iebene anoere MIple
sefibrt. Dur@ bos 8efrasen ber, Sim
Ser tellte li9 Bis jebt beraus bab iie
bur9 Die beioen Mdnner Don ibren Gl=
tern 9efallft ptrben, um nab Paris
|unb 9onbon sebra9t 5u tperoen mo- tie
Seiltdnserei erlernen unb gum Bette!n
pertpanot tperoen 1ollen. @dmmtli9e
&inber inb aus Der Serra bel 2aporo tm
Neapolitauif9en an Der @rense BON Ga
labrien. Was nit ben beioen @eelen=
8ertaufern sei9ebcn miro, tper tann es
wi|Ien? Wie 9rob aber bas Gleno in
Stalien 1ein mub, fann (i3 jeber lei9t
|porfellen, tpenn Gltern lire eisnen &in=
oer piellei@t uu ,tueni9e @oloitiide per=
taufen. 9ies iinb Die Tol9en Der Nuf=
fldrung, Gipili1otion uno Treibeit, tuie
lie bon ben Gorti9rittsmdnnern 9elebrt
tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
s. / 8 mt d IF.

gs miro gut @erbcrrli9uns 8ismards
une oes .md6ti9en 9eut19en &eides
GROCER 2drm ge16lasen iiber Die @efi-
9i9teit Der fran5Hfiden &e9ierung ben
1eflamationen Bismards 9eseniber, uno
slaubt man in 9etpiNen 3eitungen binter
bas @ebeimnib gefomlnen gu Iein> tuie
man bas toQe Sranfrei9 bon fernen
Sborbeiten betuabren t6nne (bur9 preur
bil4e 9robun9en). M09e fiir iol@en
ueberuutb elmer n1ablolen Yartei nibt gu
balo oas san3e beutI9e 8olf 5u biiben
baben!
Bir biirfen iiberseugt leiu, baB eine
Station bic Elm lnglid oas man ibr
fir ein babies Sabrbunoert auf9eboljt
81 babenglaubte, in Dem fur5en3eitraume
pom Elm paar Sabren 5u iberpinben i'm
StonS6e l}par, Aol6e 9robunsen i'm Mu=
ssaslid nur borum binpi'nut, I'M ben=
1elben 1pater belto ent16iebener entgegen-
treten 81 t6nne,i, Mas pQre pobl ous
penn arnlen Sornjlia se,pprben, tpenn es>
su!e es logar ni@t unwabrl6einli9 f9ien>
pen @6ldgen, ,pel6c Trantreid setrolfen,
unterlese'1 ,pare? Tiinfsig Sabre batten
pobl ni@t bingerei6t I'M lieb nur Der
9dlfte jener 9ait ou entleoigeu. Seine
i96nen unb fru6t6aren @egenoen, Die
gum 9roben Sbeil oiellltramontanen inne
baben, fno leidt 5u sablen; sem sr0bten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

gBie Du. mir, 70 id @ir. 2orb
Ma artueQ periiderte bel elmer 2onboner
Mhecuran5eelelll9aft feline M6bel; Die
Police 1@lob nit Der elm fa@en Gormel,
oaB, Die @eleul@aft Die an9efIbrten &C.
senitdnbe, nel9e bur9 Geuer 5u @runoe
sin9en, Dem 2orb Mogipsa besablen
ueroe. Ser cole 2oro meiit nun mad, oa6
unter ben perli9erten @egenitQnben feds
&iiten acknowledgement uno fiinfaie 6la=
I4en Samaica=&um ii1 befan6en: Die
Gi9arren Babe ct 9erau6t ben Sum sll
puni9 berbrau9t> mitbin 1eien beioe &C.,
genitdnoe bur9 Teuer perni6tet tuoroen;
Die @eieai i6aft muile linn pertrassmdBis
ben @ertb erleben> uno s!uar flnf @ui=
neen liir iebe &iite gisarren un6 cine
@uinee fir jeoe 5lai@e &uu,, tpns 5ulane
men a6t5i9 @uineen ausma9e. Sic @s<
ieQl@aft erfldrte ii9 iofort bereit> 5ablte
bic @ur,me aus, perfla9te aber Den eblen
2oro als - 8ranbltifter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

9as 9egatpon o.ebntau}enb
. ollars, tueldes Der peritorbeneSbee=
9dnoler Sacob @teiner in q. .. Dem BE-
brdii4en Maii ienboule- ousseitbt battt,
CAB Dem Wobltbdti9 9feitscommiN Ndr 9errn
Meper @terne> Der 9lei6aeitig prd ibcnt
jener Mnitalt 1T, 8eranlafun9, Die armen
tleinen PFeglinee oerielben unter leinsr
Anfibriins in Der bitern &dlte bes Bs=
8rdbnibtases Dem 2ei6enbe9dneniBe bei=
,pobnenbulaHen. @er hei6reibt aber feline
Gnttdn{9un8, als er i11ue marb, baB bur1
elm @ooieiue ieaes 2ssat beItitigt .uoroeu
pQr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

Ser rPfarrerpo Gontenais
in BET S@pei5 ipurbe gu 100 Srants
unb gu ben ofen perurtbeilt, neil er il,
einem 3immer bes Wirtbsbauies> bas e.
fir ii9 semietbet, 5u Willars &ate9is=
mus -l1nterri6t ertbeilt Datte. Ser Pfar=
rer BON Monti9ne5 tuuroe nit so Tranfs
9ebibt, ,peil ct in Yrieferfleibun9 ei,t
8esrdbnib sebalten. Ser pfarrer bow
@ourtemai@e< ;wuroe nm 8 Granes 9e=
biibt, weil rfh elmer S4eune MeHe &C.
lelen. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

Sbeil mad III es ,piit u. unfru6tbar, unb
lelbit Die f65nfen @egenben iinb mod
lange ni1t s6ie Der 2Dire, unb feline libe=.
ralen GleiI9manner baben melt naebr:
9unger lnb Durft lli,o ,peit tueniser.
JlobIefIe, Ge1tsgefiibl unb &eli9ion, als
bic Meniben Der er,pdbnten @esenben.,
i 9ie tfran56li59e Ee9ieruns lit ni9t NIT
Blinbbeit geI9Iasen, baB 5ie ni@t ein1e=
ben iollte tuie 8ismard 1t6 na9 elmer
@elegenbeit un,iieht, uu bur9 6ubere
Bertpidlungen aus ben innern li@ beraus
gu tpideln. e I'D Il. 4.G#g.5.
! Bas Der niel seplaete unb piel ge=
i9mdbte Wtann ,1iemals 9etbon bate,
oas 1T einsetrpHen. Ct ite6t BOT Der se=.
bieteril9en Notbtpenbi9feit, ale 9reiIen
Bi19Dfe, ben geiammten Glerus in Den
&erfer tuerf fen au laTen, unb bann? -
Sie 2ieberalen ,neinen, bic &eeierung
tuerbe ii9 our9 &eii iepreoiser gu belfen
tpi0en; allein bic Grfabrune m66te
,pobl ben Giriten iberseust baben, bab
oas fatbolii ide 8olf 5ol6en BON ber &e=
gierun9 ernannten Snoipiouen libel nit.
ipielen tuiiroen. 9a5u tommen Die per=
D ...... uno perteuf felten &ei9spablen,
uno oa6in 1T Der iibe Sraum bon na=
tionaler 8efrieoi9ung III tpeI9em er
16pelste itatt oelIeu 5ei9t ibm Die @irf=
li9feit PA Miqionen BET |9parse-
iten &ei9sfeinbe.
Ct 1uht 5roit in alIer 9erren 2dn6ern
unb tuiro aus9ela@t; ielbi bos bon ibm
10 biel seDdtl9elte Stalien min ni@ts
mil len BON einem Manne, tpie er in ben
GntbuQun9en 2amqrmora's fi9urirt. Gs
ldbt }id bober lei9t elm leben, tpie 9ele9en
Dem Manne BON Blut unb @ilen elm
Casus belli BON @eiten Trantrei9s
fdme, einerleits, UNI 1i6 aug oer innern
@4miere beraus5usieben, ansererleits,
um ben @4lag gu fiibren su elmer 3eit,
mo- Tranfrei9 nod ni9t o6llis 9eriitet
1T. 9ieies aber bentt : quod non, uno
mill lieber fiir ben Mu9enblid E9 oen,ii=
tbisen ols bas Bersnii9en ii9 perIasen,
ibn in benz Nebe, bas ct fir Mnoere se>
Iponnen bate, mod et>pas ldnser aappeln
gu lebeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

bisen ginri6tliig elmer einitpeiliaen
Bsttretuns bas 8erm6genfiir @e9nung
ber Gtene Dernaltet, 3mangsmaBregeln,
pelde5,,r Musfibrung Der Bel9logna6me
erforberli9 Ii1o, tueroen i'm Wertpal=
tungstuege getrofien. Ser gpmmiIiariusi
Abt ale hern1DgensredtIi9en gefagniiIe
bes bere6tigten Stelleninbobers mit pol=.
fer .rt1tlidsr Mirtung aus. Die Soften
Der Derwaltung .perben aus ben gtn=.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

In CoUNclL.-Tho following named
railroad kings met in New York on
Friday last Col Thomas A. Scott, ol
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Mr.. Vanderbilt, Of tho New York Cen
tral Railroad Mr. Mccullough, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
President Watson, Of the Erie Rail
road, have had conference on The
subject Of passenger and freight rates
between the West and East.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13
Alisfrllanrons.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
IN CIRARD row NsnIP.

The undersigned oilers for sale the farm on
which he now resides, situate in Girard township,
Cleariold county, pa.. formerly owned by Justin
j. lic. The farm confirms I2O acres, and Is very
desirahly located. The buildings are all new, and
consist of a large frame house, having good cellar
underneath, aud good water convenient; large
frame barn, blacksmith shop, wagon shed, spring
house, &c. Tho bnildings on This farm are u
good " not better than ON any farm in Cloarfeld
county. The land is or superior quality and in a
good staie Of cultivation.
Possession will be given in the spring, OF at
any time most convcnientto the purchaser. The
terms will he reasonable. Persons desirous OF
purchasing can aidrcss the subscriber ni Isconte's
Mills 7. o.. ClearGeld comfy, Pa, or apply in
person on the premiscs.
Any persons wanting any information in regard
10 The quality Of the land, the Kind af buildings
thereon, sc, dc., can get the information by cali
ing on Sheriff Pie, in Clcardeld MS he owned the
farm for a number of years, aud OF course knows
all about Il. WENDELL ENDRES,
Lecoales Mills, clearIield Co. Pa
January 2l, 1874.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

Tho Congressional Senate Commit
teo on Finances held long session on
Saturday on the currency question.
There is no difficulty among members
on tho general features Of free bank
ing, the clause of which they are in
favor, but there is no agreement on the
other branches of the financial bill
upon which members differ widely in
their opinions. f. 0IH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

The Secretary of War sent to Con-
gress on Tuesday the report Of Major
Merrill on the extension Of the Chesa.
peakc and Ohio Canal to the Ohio
river. The distance thirty miles, and
The estimated cost 81, 100000. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

The "tater bugs" are soon 10 appear,
three hundred thousand strong They
arc now resting on their oars, await
ing the coming Of the first man TO de-
matt their favorito fruit. That's what
one who knows says. N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

How TO DO IT.--The New Jersey
Legislature passed law last week
that no liquor seller should be licensed
in the town of Orange unless he paid
500 per year, and received the en-
dorsement of II property holders on
hisapplication for license, and no citi-
zen to sign but ono petition for such
license. The application must bc
printed in newspaper two weeks,
with the names of those endorsing it..
There is some common sense in that
kind Of legislation. Could not our
legislators try something Of that sort.
--Hazelton Ne,cs.