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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

DRYING UP A YANKEE.Did you ever
come across one of the pecuhr Connecticut
Yankee who would talk everstingly, guess
at more things, and ask moreluestions than
there is hair on a cats back?
| presume you have, but dot suppose YOU
ever heard one dried up sooer and more
squarely than Dave Larkin d it recently,
while on the road from Snake liver Falls to
Oak Ridge Center.
Dave is stage driver, and haas much dry
humor in his make up almostny one you
meet.
The Yankee took an inside scat the Falls,
and having talked two Of the psengcrs to
sleep and tired out the third on SO that he
could not answer his questions, q upon the
outside at last, TO take ride Will .arkin.
For one hour his lncessant tome ran like
the needle of a sewing machineand Dave
being rather slow at replies, the lnkee had
to answer more Than one half ofhbwn cues
tons.
AT las, the stage dsiver comphlv worn
out with his insatiate gabbe poied to a
neat 10y house by the side of thc,oad, and
said:
There's been woman lying IN ut house
tor more than i've weeks and til haint
buried her yet
'Hain't blried her yet:' ciclaimetthe OK.
cited Yankee. You don't tel me SC What
on earth might the reason be-
She amt dead yet calmly pspont Lar.
kin.
This dried the Yankee up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

\ new addition to the advanced theolOgi-
cal literature OF the day is shortly to appear
from the pen of the popular clergyman Rev.
Petroleum v Nasty, whose sweet aesthetic
strain is in one respect like the voice of the
turtle, it is everywhere heard in the land.
Our clerical friend is to occupy his summer
pastoral vacation IN preparing for the press
volume entitled The Morals of Abou Ben
Adhem'-the same whose tribe increased.
This new book from this prolific author will
deal profusely in the sweet charities of life,
as is evident from the authors dedication
which is to consist IN the following tribute to
his mother n.law. 1t is always something
if mans mother-in-law likes him. The
happy relation between the Rev. p. V. n. and
his semidcmi parent seems to be mutual,
ecstatic and heavenly. Let the whole earth
listen and applaud:
To my
MOTHERIN.LAW,
whose
DISTINGUISHED SERVICES
in caring for
MY WIFE
during
seven critical periods.
and likewise for
seven children
during tcething, measles, mumps, cold,
And
other diseases incident to childhood. re
ceiving therefor only what she ate, mer-
its not only praise, but alteration;
and whose leaving my house-um-
brella and ALL always at the pre-
else time when there was no
more hard work to do was
consideration
ITSELF
! DEDICATE THIS VOLUME
As the least that can do in
acknowledgement
swearing, however, never to forget
her
while catnip grows, soothing syrup is maed
and
REASON HOLDS IT'S THRONE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

AN OLD SToRY.-A French arccdotc, re.
Gently unearthed, matches some of the stories
told by iokers of our own day: Some time
since Il certain woman had sogreat pain in
her tooth that she ran through the street like
one mad, One day, seeing that the pain did
not abate, she went to the village surgeon TO
have it out; but with all his pains he could
not unroot it, whereupon the woman drew
herself from his hands, crying and braying
with the pain she felt Now, returning TO
her house, she met an archer with his cross
bow on his shoulder who, having inquired
into her distress, declared he would help her
out Of it without pain. The poor woman
who cared not, so the tooth were out, let him
do as he list. WhereupOn he tied the tooth
with strong bow-string, whcrewlth he strung
his bow to a well tcathered shaft on the bow,
and let fly, thinking that the tooth would fol
low the arrow, but the tooth was firmly rooted
and the woman weighed but triflc, SO that
she was carried away with the shaft, and
dropped into pond half Il league from the
spot, and was rescued thence by two fisher
mpr ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Local option IS been agitating "a lady o
Austin, Neb, lr husband told her il wa!
'optic1al' with + whether he should bu,
her gilt-edged ible or new bonnet. Sh,
'rastled' with thhbject for three whole day,
and riien optional or the bonnet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

4 waswitithe word whoa brought
horse disn ba young man to dead stol
That's a inc east of yours, says the wa,
Yes, prt,y pod sort of an animal, but i
has one failt He was once owned by bu
cher, aud Is sn to stop whenever he hears
calf bleat.' Ng doesn't say whoa 10 thu
horse any mort
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Aunt E-was trying to persuade little Ed
dy to retire at shutdown. You see, my dear,
how the little chickens 20 to rOOst at that
lime Yes Aunty,' replied Eddy; 'bnt the
pld hen always goes with them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

DO bats ever fly in the day time: asked a
teacher of his class in natural history Yes.
sir said the boys, confidently. What kind
of bats" exclaimed the antonished teacher.
'Brickbats yelled the triumphant boys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

You never saw such happy lot Of PEG.
le as we had here yesterday said a landlady
. Indiana to a newly arrived guest; there
ere thirteen couples of them What! thir-
len couples just married" oh, no, sir /;
Hirteen couples just divorced
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Darwin acknowledged himself sold when
his little niece asked him.! serlously, what a
cat has that 10 other animal has. He gave
it up, after mature elaboration, and the sly
little pus answered: Kittens
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Aunt Bella who has just read aloud, The
Burial of Sir John MooreD-'Ncw, then,
which of the verses do You like best"
Jack with alacrityj-'O! | know-'Few
and short were the PRAYERS we said.'-Puhch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

a young gentleman remarked TO his female
TX peculiarly beautiful WAS that her
went by" quickly asked the yorud lady
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Yes, SIR SAID Fourth of July orator
Putnam went right into the VOLTS den, drag
ged her out, and the independence of .Arneri
ca was secured
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

\ Kansas girl wouldn't be married without
a yellow ribbon around her waist, and boy
rode eight miles to get it while the guests
waited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Il year ago young man would be real
good to his mother on the promise Of Il shirt
which buttoned behind, but now stch pro.
mise wouldn't swerve him an inch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

%, George, your sister is nice girl, but
she does dress her head up So Yes said
George; but it is the fashion; there's moth
ing i'm IT, YOU know
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

Said Young America TO his papa: Pa, be
YOU Tritisherg' Yes, my son, | was born
in England We'll, We whipped you,' re-
tOrted the youngster
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

JONES OF NEVADA AS A SPELLER.-ln the
days when boiled shirts were Sunday lux
ury, the owners of those articles had their
names stamped on the bands below the plaits,
and as the fashion of the vests were not toll
Grated at that time 0hls was not in the eari-
er years of the reign of George HID the
name of man could be easily ascertained
by glancing at the wristDand, which was full
ly exposed to view. On one occasion Mr..
Jones had attired himself hastily, and in his
hurry had put on q shirt stamped with the
name Of his room mate-J. Owens 'IIello'
said friend, you've borrowed a boiled shirt
for your holiday oh, no. said Jones, this
is my shirt well, there's another mans
name on it, pointing to the convincing
proof, j. Owens But quick as a fash, when
Jones saw his mistake, he turned it to his adj
vantage; oh, this is the way our WEIGH
folks spell the family names, Jo-we-ns,
or Jones as you call it, Dye see"-AuG
Calit0yHia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

4 member of the Saginaw county bar, says
the Detroit Journal Of Commerce, was recent
ly in one of our thriving interior towns on
professional business In. the office of the
hotel he was accosted by a very agreeable
gentleman, evidently Of the genus drummer,
who wanted to know where he was from
The legal gentleman, not exactly relshing
the strangers familiarity, answered shortly
From Detroit The next question was, For
what house are you travelingg For my
own You are. May ask your name?
You may Pause-enjoyable to the lawyer
embarrassing to the other. We'll, desperate
ly) what is your Nance Jones' What
line are you in?' 4 don't understand you,
sir What are you selling dmpatiently)
Brains (cooly). The drummer saw his OPP
portunity, and looking at the other from head
to foot, he said slowly, Well you appear to
carry - d small line of samples Black
stone says he owes that drummer one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY j. ls74-QUADRUPLE SHEET


UFORTmG-DOGs. BIRDS. 80.
A BEAUTIFUL. LARGE, FULL FLOODED TRAINED
dIes. xiS log - asraa uown srsch Once
zsuss aocs vs an IN psrsss ords Win Ss .oS
great bargain Can be seen 81 the Office Of A. WARD.
Tor sALE-A BRAUrLFgL GREY HOUND, OF tx.
West Twelfth street.
ERANcIs BgrLER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds o. Dog. 3. Buer.s inialble Mango
Doss boarded trsinsd &C. Medicines for ali II diseases
T. n. MgYRR, NO AMIry STREET, NEAR
% ds S nss Sst rscsvsd ron the mp
Dandy Dinman terriers and KING Ohsriss spsniois. -
+ Spring xs.siss-russaas ss june i SsSo'o'
Nc iS5 ncEses that have asyeT bsstsn
! :sfs:s
E S 81 snS n. Ssys beaten
:S
ar:s Sc i hSys sS,,s beaten
sS ssssss maj Sd beaten
R No AZ csS" .. nsS
10 .sconS and 500 70 third. - IN.
AZ s a s a s. r. Be he Sss
Association. Entries comply with their rules
Entries will close at T. Johnsons Americar Jockey
Club Room, rwentye ighth street. corner broaaway,
New York. Tuesday, May 10, at O'Clock +. N. All
communications to he addressed to Geo. " oakley
Superintendent l89 Montague street. Brooklyn or at
Johnsons rwenty-eighth street ana broapaway new
GEo. ". OAKLEY. superintendent
RIO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK. THE HOUSE AT
the main gate and the Saloon under the grana
stand and Hching Privilege Apply to PHlLLF
DATER, the Aibenare Hotel. or to W. H. VAN Cofi,
at the Park.
nrn nnn pURsR
$lU.UUU AND FOUR ELEGANT GOLD MEDALS.
GRAND STALLION RACE
~ CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE UNITED STATES
Tuesday, September Is, l6A Good day and track
purse OF $1,000 will be given. to be trotted tor mile
heat best three in nve In harness, over the Mystic
Track Medord Mass Boston, open to al stations
in the United states and Canadas $O to nrst morse
5000 to second $4,000 to third and SUO to the fourth
Also, elegant gold medal to each stallion winning
premium.
| t CONDITIONS
Entrance per cent OF the purse Entries to DC
addressed David H. Blanchard, Revere House BOSTON
Mass who gives the and has entire control OF the
this occasion only Entries to close tuesday
! May s. 1874 at the Revere House, at O'Clock r. VI.
entrance money to be paid or before september
1874 Owners respectfully invited TO enter over tnefr
| own signature.
| DAVID II. BLANCHARD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
REPORT OF rIIE GRAND JURY.

The following Is tho final report
made last evening by the Grand Jury
Of Storey county In the Distric, Court {:
10 the Honorable the District Court
OF the First judicial District: The
Grand Jury for this. the March term.
beg leave respectfully to report tina.
they have carefully inquired Into all
matters brought TO their notice. and
have found i've bills Of indict.
ment, a. follows: Que against John
Miller. alias spanish Joe, for grand
larceny; one against All Lum, Ter
murder ; one against Thos. Telly, for
grand larceny; u against Harry
Jackson. for burglary ; one against
Thos. Carroll. assault with n deadly
weapon; and ignored u bill against
John Hickey, for obtaining goods UNI
der false p~retences.
On examination OF the affairs OF the
township officers, they have found VA.
rious sums due from tia Justices OF
the Peace and Constables, aud have
instructed the District Attorney TO
take tho necessary proceedings for tho
collection Of the same. We ind from
this examination that many OF tho
township officers have Jailed TO CON-
ply with the strict letter OF the law,
and some irregularities have occurred,
and we therefore think these officers
deserve censure.
we think the County Commission
srs have paid some bills without that
G ...,,i,v that .hnnll ha 0xergl<-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

A. Meckins, one box OF flowers; Mrs.
Chas. ii. Daley. u box OF boquets;
Mrs. 8. Cooper. four beautiful bouquets;
Mrs. Geo. 1. Lammon, one large box
Of flowers; Mrs. George A. King, N
large box containing a number OF sle-
CANT wrsaths, stars, crosses and bou-
qusts: George Warren. one bsx game
description; Mrs. S. A. Tompklns,
one box OF elegant bouquets; Miss
Lizzie Taylor. Of Sutro. one basket OF
flowers, aud Mira. Horace Adams, OF
sacramento. one basket Of flowers.
The floral contributions were unu-
sually large. Capt. j. Ii. Matthew.
son attended to their reception. Mira.
f. l.. Buckingham and Miss Jennie
Wilson OF Fiowcry. Mrs. ID. NJ. Rear
don OF Gold Hill. Mira. T.. Strother.
Miss Diamond and Miss Bacliart OF
Virginia. assisted In arranging the
bouquets. The celebration, taken all
In all, was In keeping with the event
intended to DO COMMUNICATED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
FROM SUFFER- GREEN,
CAL.
Fearful Mininy Accidcnt-fivc Men
Killed.

SUFFER- CHEEK, May 30.-A fearful
accident occurred here this morning
Ia tue Consolidated Amador mine.
Tho last cage was being h0lsted at q
o'clock, containing i've men. when the
bolts holding the reels .brsks, detach-
Ing the drum from 1t aud letting the
cage and wire rope run down Into
the mine, n distance Of LOO feet,
aud killing all on 1t. The names OF
the victims arc James Moyle, who
leaves n wife aud three children ;
Luke Glanovlcli, who leaves a wife
and six children ; Samuel James, fam.
lily In the States; a. A. Corliss, who
leaves a wife aud Fra nix Fallon, single.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

Prryp's OrsRA House.. There was
a good attondinee at the Opera Heuse'
last evening. to witness tho presents
ton Of Bulwer's beautiful cor'"dy OF
.Noney." Mr.. Charles Pope ap.
pearsd as Alfred frelyn, which part
he performed In n most thorough. per
feet and interesting manner, eiieit,ng
frequent aud hearty applause. Miss
Ellie Wilton. In the character OF cara
Douglass. performed her part win a
sN~setnes, OF manner, grace and ease
that wa, admirable. while Barry, ii
the character of 'Grayes," enlisted
the appreciation OF the entire audience
In his happy rendition OF his pA!t re.
ceiying n hearty encore at tho etd
the third act. Walter Leman ~ Sir
John Vesey, John Wilson rs Captain
Dudley Smooth. Nellie Cummins n
Georgiana. and Miss Louisa Johnstone
rs Lady Franklin, all played their sew
sral parts with n readiness and apti-
tuds that showed n close study aud APP
probation OF the merits Of tho piece.
The dancing Of Mile. Bonianti, Marie
Gaugaln and the corps dc ballet was
excellent, and the audience dispersed
well pleased with the entertainment.
Tonight will be presented tho great
NAV OF "Damon and Pythias." with
Sir. Pope as Damon, aud Tomorrow
evening the "Robbers" will be re-
psstsd. Those who have not had an
oppsrtunity Of yet seeing the present
fine troupe should not loose the op'
portunity, but 90 at once, The house.
will undoubtedly be crowded Tonight.
LoyELY.-ws are indebted to Gen.
Fred. Emit, OF Franktewn, wa'h0e
VALLEY. for the largest aud most rag.
ran Bouquet Of flowers we ever Jaw Or
or heard OF, for "a special decoranon
today. IL was hauled up on the cars
last evening. and weighs a ton.
A FAyouAnI.x NoromErr. Inc
good reputation Of Browns Broncn,s'
Troehes for the relief Of coughs, coius
and throat diseases, has given ths'n u
favorable notoriety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
STOCKS y MINES

The week closes upon a still further
depressed market aud with rather OF n
declining look. Stocks are decidedly
cir to-day - ophir especially. The
Ophir mine Is not looking particularly
good just row, but has a tine chance
TO Improve. The balance OF the
mining situation Is very good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL To rrx GOLD I'LL DAILY SEws.l
SAN
Decoration Day The weather
The sun Rises Again. recn-
backs.

SAN FnuScIsco, May 30-l r. NJ
Flags are at half.mast all over the city
and OH tho shipping In the harbor.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
will decorate the soldiers graves at
Lone Mountain.
The weather Is oppresslvely warm.
The Daily San is to be issued again
on Monday, with II. +. Napthaly rs
editor and proprietor.
Several military companies have
gone with the Grand Army OF the Re-
public to decorate the soldiers graves
at Lone Mountain, aud the parade OF
civilians Is quite large.
Greenbacks, S9ng90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
s . IDA.
The best for BAKING purposes Is
Jous wIGuT & Co.'s.
my:o I'm

A WAY R,rib. safe AMI easy way to make mo
ney. Is to procure territory to Introduce the latest
useflIIny.ntion that Is wanted every DAY by ever,
Que. every where. who has a family, iul-siL.i
sewing Machine with Table AMI rrealie Tor only
$40 that does the same work as a machine you
would pay So l0r, rapid, smooth and iIn, makes
= seam - strong that the cloth VIII tear utiote Tue
ali ~otk anI the Improved hutton Hole Worker used
by us anly. Agents only ne~i show them In opera.
tion TO sell In ever house they enter. 81 AMI up
warts cleared daiiy By smart AGENTS. No such ma.
chine was eyer oncrrl at any such price. I,no soil
LAT year, ls.0D families use them. Demand in'
creasins every day. where they become knowh.
Ministers. Judges. Lawyers. Eiitors. Machiuisis.
Tsllors. etc, recommend them as perfect. Rights
given irpe TO nrst applicants. II there IL no agency
in your place, write torit OF buy anethlne Tor your
family or a relation, there l. none better or socheap.
Machines sent Ia al parts of the country on receipt
OF price, sin Real advertisement BEGINNING ga
sayssi IN every Family" IN another column Of this
paI.r, Address the PropFietors. RourHt J. Mn.
haas A Ia. hi Canal street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30
OAKLAND, A
Dreadful Liquor Excitement.

OAKLAND. Cal, May 30.-Therc Is
great interest being manifested here
over the local option contest. Large
numbers Of ladies and gents are en-
gagged In working for the success OF
the temperance cauie. Free lunches
are provided In different parts OF the
town. Button-hole bouquets and Ice
water and coffee are being presented
to the anti license voters by tile ladies'.
The result thus far appears
to be quite favorable to tho latter.
Ia the first precinct the liquor men
are making strenuous efforts to defeat
the ticket, but much challenging j.
going on, and the Indications SO to
show they arc not ahead. Tho city !.
much agitated oyer the contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

SMALLPOX AT SILVER CIrY.-Thcrc
Is a malignant case OF smallpox at
Silver City. II Is that OF a niece OF
Claus Becker. arriving from the East
n few days ago. This Is the first case
of the disease occurring In this section
for the last three or Tour years. IL l.
being well taken care OF, and not
likely to spread.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C. Norman. the great
A~,troloci,t. Ia. returned to Gold Hill, and 10
now ready to be consulted In reTnru y, %m sns
bc,r. from . 4, n. TO . r. n. Residence, TO
ncsr ,trret. rear OF the Eclipse Stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

WALLER on CREMATION. AL good men who
deal fairly and squarely by their fellows will be
pleasurably remembered kng after their soul.
shall have returned 20 the companionship of
the lust, and their bodies are properly crcmstcd
in tSe most approved modern style. There are
plenty Of men, however. Who deserve TO be
kurpi before death for their inherent wicked.
ne,,. and amor. these are elothln: dealers who
swlndie their customers by selling clothing not
worth half 10. price. such men ought to be
eremaied. and their stocks Of clo,hing. with
them. Call al my store. In llalr- buildisc.
Main street, opposite the Office Of the GolD
HUI News, when you want clothing, and ] will
do you honest aud square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

So.rrxrrrn. OF the Metropolitan Boot and
stare. ha. removed to ios South q street.
Duy your Boots and shoes OF him,
a. he il selling cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-30

20. the very beet Photographic, 90 TO Bradley
A RuIofson's Gallery without sTALhs-
~LsCRND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Eontrumery street, San Francisco.