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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

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fat 2utber I'M Subre 1922 9el9risben
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9Nos mir Bis jebt ijber oielen 0onoel
6erit0tct bo6en, lit QllBerlt 0orotterlos,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

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bar.
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iricben ni0tpic0erberl ltellcn tonntc, 1onbte
CT ols 8otl l0ofter ben 9ele6rtcn Nleonoro
no6 9cut16lonO nm Den ltnruben Elm
Gnoe 81 MAIDEN. SIM 9(nfanae oes
sobres 1921 mar eine GeiDsueromm=
lung in gBprms ouf ueldcr Der &ailer
un0 Mlconorp erl 0ienen. Sic firbliben
@treitisteitcn tomen sur 5probe uno Die
Gbur5iir1ten ppn Ga91en un0 Der pfalS
uaren Der @a6c 2ut6ers su9et6on. Diele
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oen 8cl6lub fobte, Den Suffer ouf ben
Gei6stoo fommen 5u lollen oamit er
feline Sci linnun9en frci ouslprc6cn t6nne.
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i6m an, gelobte a6sr bab Dem 2utber
nur Die ein5ige Tro9e 9cltellt >ueroen
loQe, ob er feline Srrlebren SurildneDmen
ppQe poer nid)t.
9(m l6. 9lpril 1921 5o9 Suffer unter
9rpBcm 3ulauf Oes @oltes in gSorms
Gin. 9lls Der &oiler i'm lob, lpro4 er:
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MAIDEN. 9(ls 2utbcr por oem &ei6sta9e
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sic &iidrcile no6 SSittenber9.
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ser Beoin9un9 boB er ouf Dem Wege
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liebli6er @e9cnb> >uo 2utber lid) elnige
3cit perborgcn Dlelt.
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Gen @trcit smil6en2utber uno ocm&Dnl9e
6cil,riA VIII. pon Gnglono. 0ieler
Gtreit be9onn i'm Sabre 1921. 9os
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

9utber fat nal 9elast er lei oom III.
@eiit befeiien. 9eun urtbeile lelbit, lieber
2eler ob Suite: in 1einem 8enebmen
9egeniiber Den tpeltliben GiirIten pom III.
@eilte ooer BON lonit jemanoen beleilen
mar.
3ur g @9ul fra9e. Sn ieiner
346 item 9}ummer 1&reibt oos 98iener
Yoterlano; ~6olsenoes lntereNante uno
perbiirgte @elpra6 5tpil@en 9r. Blunt
! l9li, Ocm booil6en @robmei1ter Der
6reimaurer, uno einemg gon1 1erpatipen ent-
6illt fur3 unb biinoig Die ean5e @ad)~
loee. Na9oem 2ebterer auf Die pad)lenoe
Gnt9riltli6ung Der neuen Generation
binse>uieier, 9ab Buntl9li bic Mntlport:
rWir Daben i'm Sabre lS4S un1eren
3met Die at6eiltilde 9tepubliD our6
oen l1mitur5 i'm @troBentampf 5u er-
rei9en 9elu9t. 9ie Tation mar ober 5n
fart. @etocm baben mir Den lougs
lomeren aber li9eren Weg, Die Gntdrilt'
(i6ung BET Sueeno our6 Die @@ule
selpd6lt." v9lber heoenfen@ie oenn nidt"
er,pieoerte Der Gonj jerpatiue, roab @ie
cine 9anae Generation perSerben?" vWas
liest I'M @on9e Oct Welt9el4i6te ou ei<
ner @eneration Treili6 mub Ie seopfert
lperoen," ertuioerte rubis 9err BluntI9li.
Diele MeuBerune 1o1te iiber ben plan
oes mooernen @9ulmele lens Die Wu9en
0ffnen, lie be,peist, ,uie nabe @ib bic
6reimourer Der @rrei9un9 ibres 3ieles
9lQuben."
8irginiI9e Ge6ern in
@agot et,pano oelt. Sn COLORADO
>pur0e Elm &oblenflob entoedt, tuel9es
6tdmme uno Melte Der uir9inil9eu &C.
oer (red CEDAR III glan5enoe borte
&oble> pol ltGnoi9 Dem lo9enannten @a-
cat 9lei6eno perlpanoelt entbdlt. Wenn
fernere Beoba9tunsen bieie Sbatia6e
6etQti9en uno 0as umsemanoelte 9olj
nidt etipa ols Elm 2i9nit ooer als 9em0bn-
l6e Braunfoble i6 berausiteqt 10
miro oomit cine luidtigc Grase be5ii9-
l6 oer Bilouns mineralil6er &oble ibre
20lun9 gel funoen boben.
- Gin 2ebrer er5ablte in Der
@6ulc Die @el6idte BON Colon uno
&r6lus. Mls ct bic Q8orte @olon's
1pro6: r9}iemano lit Dor ieinem Sobe
gliidlid Su preilen," benertte ct Die l1n=
oufmcrtl omteit zines &naben uno CAB
linn cinen @erlpeis: r9u un9e5o9ener
Sun9e, pirt 9eluib ni@t milIen, tpas i6
9elo9t babe !" 80 ia, 9err 2ebrer,
iA weib es." ~ "9}un mas Senn?"-
! u6ie bobcn 9e1ogt 9}ien1ano 1T Dor ei=
nem 5obe 9liidli6 in YreuBcn."
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rcr: Mfon 1oa nidt 9louben, nit mas
fir 9inoerni1len Der s(nl6auungsunter=
rid)t su fGmpfen fat. 9}eulid) 5ei9' i6
eincm meiner @Gulbubcn eine &ielfeoer
uno fru9e i'm, BON uel9em 5blcr lie
bcrtomme. ST ruff gang iiberseust:
vWom G9mein - ~0ummtopt" lo9'
ih, lett ponn fat bcnn bos S3meln
Ucocrn 2? - 9o lperrt ct Bic Mu9en auf,
ais Of linn 9robes l1nre6t gel6eben
, mdre unb III uft 6reili9! SD bob 9eltern
meincm Soter &ielf feoern taufen mllnen,
unb ,pic i6 fe gebra6t bob, fat Der Wo=
ter ge1a9t bos linO @auf feoern !"
+ .nc Lac, f., 80 n;c
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-27

SSiuit bu bcinc Tcinoe beiie9en, 70 mcroe nie
bibig obcr grob.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13
HASH.

We are pleased to see that the
Enterprise seconds the Dayton and
Columbus road building project.
We reprint its article on the first
page. Maybe you don't believe
that "abduction' story. We have
no time to photograph the occur
renee. =. The blessed rain ..... Don't
forget that this is Sunday. You'll
think of all these things when you
get to hunting around with Judas
Iscariot for cool bowlder to sit on.
...... Mr.. Catlin, who has been seri-
ously ill for the past few days with
heart disease, is convalescent...... We
are presented with magnificent
imperial photo of Mrs. Oates. Any
one who hasn't an iceberg rolling
around in his heart can't look at it
without wishing he was married......
There are two of the sweetest and
loudest-voiced singing canaries at
the Silver House that we have ever
heard. They can sing almost as
sweetly as Mrs. Oates...,"A manu-
script letter thirty-st.r feet long, on
one sheet of paper, was mailed at
the Silver City post office on Thurs
day, to a newly married gentleman
now at Tahoe, and it wasn't from
his wife either...... A great deal OF
profanity would be saved in the
Post office department if people
would only put their stamps on the
upper right hand corner. We don't
really expect to meet many post
masters in the "streets paved with
gold". :. Carson attended the Opera
Wednesday night. An irate gen.
tleman threatens to take the TIMES
by the fOrelock. We don't care how,
so he takes it....... A barber is man
of many 'airs...... Circus week.......
An average of about rs letters are
daily mailed at the Silver City post
office. 80. Many a man has gone out
of this world just as he came into
it-flat broke. They were prin.
cipally editors.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13
FOUL ABDUCTION.

Tur keySi bus ger sebt,s C hic kibus.
And now the spirit of extreme dew
iltry has possessed the feathered race.
We are sorry in being compelled by
the facts to lay the charge at the door
of the noble bird who so universally
and so grandly presides at our holt
day feasts; but it is none other than
the carlet-wattled, vainglorious old
gobbler who has done the deed-a
crime compared to which the abduc-
ton of Charley Ross is as insignifi-
cant as Mrs. Beecher in the Brooklyn
picnic, or gray hair on the head
of navigation. We make no apology
for the copious flow of Latin which
renders conspicuous this burst of
latent genius-don't know what it
means, neither do you, and that is
why it is interesting. Ad-
JOINING THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
dwells a good natured, roostercultu-
rally-inclined German, the bounty
of whose table is daily scattered to a
pair of noble turkeys, .half-dozen
Puritan hens and two improvident
roosters. Actuated by the attraction
of her pastur' and stimulated to "nest
hiding" by illustrations example, a
modest appearing hen has brought
out fine flock of young chicks, who
are
THE PRIDE OF MOTHERS HEART
and wise enough to not fool away any
time in speculation as to who is their
mother-she who laid or she who
Matched the eggs. What with indus
trious scratching for the brood, and
an occasional escape from the ragged
edge of the ROSTERS conscience, poor
chickabiddy is kept busy from early
morn till dewy eve. At one end of
the yard is deep, open cellar, wall
ed up by masonry--a regular cave
OF gloom. In an ill-starred moment
of paroXysmal flight from the inn
proper advances of chanticleer, the
mother had forgotten her little flock,
and sought refuge in a neighboring
yard. Meanwhile, the proud "Tom,"
with wattles purpled, wings stiff
tened and tail spread, was indulging
his dignity in his usual strut over
the domain, when one of the little
chicks came in contact with his
royal wing, and somewhat ruffled
the feathers and temper of the vain
bird. And this is where the fiend-
ish deviltry comes in. We don't
want any one to believe it unless
they want to, but we saw it with our
eyes. "Tom' paused in his parade
at the interruption, cast cautious
look at the true inwardness going on
in the other end of the yard, and
seized the little chick in his ponder
Gus beak. We expected to see him
Kill it at once, but we were disap-
pointed; "Tom' did nothing of the
kind, but with
A SLY WINK AT HIS MATE
he waltzed off to about sixty feet
distant, and, extending his neck
over the wall, dropped the unfortu-
nate chicken over into the chasm,
where it fell unframed, but far from
the reach of maternal solicitude. AZ
ter his unmanly caper, he gave Il
loud gobble and quietly returned to
his strut, as if he had not committed
deed for which
A WELL REGULATED CONSCIENCE
would smite him with the remorse
of Cain. If this is not another argu-
ment for Darwin, we are at loss to
know what to call it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13
Mining SOCK Report.
Morning Board.

~AOh hbOoH0s
SATURDAY, June 10, 1875.
2345 Ophir, AN. As, 44A, Az, As BIS. AZ b3
1890 Mexican, 10, 18A, 1885,
100 Gould Curry, 17h, III, III.
IS Best 4 Beicher, 46i9, 46
800 Savage, 100
40 Chollar- Potosi. 70
40 Hale 4 Norcross, SO
72O Crown Point, 3Oh, 30A
60 Yellow Jacket. rs, 76h
70 Imperial, GU, 6's
80 Empire Mtil, AZ
10 Alpha, IS
rs Belcher, 27A
20 Confidence, 16, 16k
As Con. Virginia, 800, 397
$50 Sierra Nevada, IL, 12ll
100 Daney, 52hc
1925 California, So. 5sk, 5sh
$50 Bullion, AN. Al
Is Seq. Belcher, 80
900 Overman, 60
555 Union Con, 90, Z t3O
so Lady Bryan, 4, 37s
165 Julia, IAN. 12A
80 Knickerbocker,
no Baltimore, AZ
SO Utah, 6
20 Silver Hill, ~
$50 Dayton, AZ, "a
140 Rock Island, ~.
25 New York Con, ~
Is American Flat. so
100 Lady Washington, Ia
400 woodville, az, 2h, ga
10 Raymond 4 Ely, 81
735 Eureka Con, IS, sc, 649
70 Andes, 4,31
435 Prospect, AZ, A
1850 Jackson,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THE telegram from Havana, CIV
ing accounts of a terrible earth
quake in New Granada, whereby sixty
thousand lives were lost, reminds
us very forcibly and painfully that
Mr.. II. j. Conner, correspondent OF
this paper, is at present In that
country somewhere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

IF has always been query,
4" where do all the pins go to-" A
Battle Mountain girl can account for
one Of them. She got it stuck in her
throat, the other day, and came near
becoming tho principal attraction at
a funeral. 1t is queer that just as
soon as a girl can spit over her chin
she must go and cram her mouth
full of pins.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THE little daughter of Mr.. Martin,
so dangerously ill with scarlet fever,
is up and nearly we'll. The disease
has LETT her deaf, but DIR. Kirby, her
physician, says she will recover her
hearing. He thinks the epidemic is
abating.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THAT QUARTZ WAGON AGAIN
1t really seems as If Waddell's old
quartz wagon has a grudge against
Mrs. Hill. Not long since we gave
an account of it's getting unlocked
and running down the grade into
Mrs. Hills house, breaking down
the fence and running into the par
lor-causing about $75 worth of re-
pairs to be made. Last night about
half past six 1t turned loose again,
and came laundering down the Pla-
"a hill like mad. 1t made straight
shoot tor the front gate, and never
stopped until it had laid the fence
flat, tore up the shrubbery in the
yard, and landed against the dwell
ing with a shock that made the very
shingles rattle. The damage is not
quite so heavy this time, but Mrs.
Hill says the vicious antics of that
old quartz cart are becoming monot-
onOus and that, as it seems bound
to have her life, she will have to
move the house or Waddell will have
to take the wheels off the wagon
when he leaves it on the Plaza. 1t
is presumed the break became loos-
ened from some cause, and on dis
covering this fact the wagon at once
made for its natural enemy. A 5000
ore hauler running down steep hill
into ones front door, is not pleas
ant contemplation.
MICHIGAN EDITORS beat the world
at politeness. Some friend has been
sending Johnny Dallas (the Dayton
stage man) the Grand Rapids Post,
and now comes an elegantly printed
postal card, informing him, with
flow of eloquence and a dozen ex-
cuses for the dun, that he is in ar
rears ninty cents, but, that if che
has not got the money just now, its
no matter'-he "can send the
money the first time he has it to
spare" Send him fifteen cents of
it, Johnny, and tell him you'll pay
the rest in annual installments if the
mines hold out.
STREET.-We are under obliga-
tons to Mr.. Boisot for the following
street quotations at $50 last evening:
Con. Virginia, 395 bid, 400 asked;
California, 57A bid, So asked; Ophir
Az sales, Best & Belcher, 45H bid,
46 asked; Mexican, Is sales; Point,
80 bid, 30H asked; Belcher, 27H
asked; Sierra Nevada, II bid, l2H
asked; Andes, SO bid, SO asked;
Union Con-, 81 bid; Bullion, Al
bid, Az asked; Julia, 11H bid;
Woodville. pa sales; ella, 50 bid,
SIS asked.
THE stock market, as seen by the
report published this morning, is
still weak. Gold keeps well up in
New York, and until it goes down
again there are little hopes of rise.
The fluctuations Of Ophir are worse
and more numerous than the tlirta-
81. ri
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

WE have been compelled by press
OF matter to leave out some few ad-
vertisements this morning. 1t does
not occur often. and we feel certain
this apology will suffice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

P. H. SHEA cut his throat with a
penknife at Rocks livery stable,
Virginia City, Wednesday. infict-
ing terrible wound in the wind
pipe, but not succeeding in carry
ing out his design of committing
suicide.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

ABOUT every young man in town
'toted" a rose bud in his button
hole yesterday, but we wont say
anything mean this time. 1t plaques
the boys so while their girls are gone
to the Lake.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

Quite delegation of Cornish boys
were down from Virginia last night,
and made Caspar's Saloon musical
with the melodies of many songs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

JOHN MURPHY, the man brought
from Dayton before Judge Gould,
yesterday, for assault and bat
terry, settled the suit by paying
costs of arrest. Judge P.'s injuries
were slight, and now, again, sails
we'll that ends wclt,"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

STOCKTON STYLE.-This is the
way they combine business with
pleasure in Stockton. The Herald
of that city, some time ago, con-
tanned the following notice: "Born.-
In this city, February 23d, to the
wife of Thomas @. Jersey, boot
maker. All the latest styles made
from the very best material"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

Mr.. CoRECCo GILDo tells us that
he is selling 200 gallons of mil.;
daily to citizens of Virginia, Gold
Hill and Silver. He has nearly 100
cows, which have cost him from S75
to Sll0 each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

The Tahoe tourists, who went
away from Silver in their thin
clothes to seek some place where
they could I" get away from the dust
and heat OF the city, are having a
gay time sliding down hill and
practicing on snow shoes. Now IS
the Winter of their discomfort.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THE number of tights" around
town yesterday, would lead one to
believe preparations were going on
for the rendition of the Black Crook.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

A NICE little herd of fresh cows
were driven through town toward
Virginia City on Friday. Several
sleek, fat calves trotted along with
the herd, all unconscious of the
melancholy fate which awaits them
on the trail to lake Washoe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

"DAN DE GUILE" is now domi-
ciled with Mark Twain, at Hartford,
and is busily engaged in preparing
his book for the press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

Justice is striking from the shout
der these days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THE office of the Cosmopolitan
Mining Company, in San Francisco,
is removed to room Z, No. 507,
Montgomery street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

"MR. J. PHILIPS, Virginia, p.
box" and Wan Sing & Co., Chinese
Merchants, Stockton Call" wont get
their letters unless some one pays
Postmaster Davenport the postage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

A LETTER for "George White, Sill
yer City, Nevada" is held for post.
age at Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

Monumental Engine Company,
No. 6, whose house is on the Divide,
have issued challenge to the whole
Pacific coast to play any other
steam engine for 81 900 or more.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THE new building for the Dayton
hosting works is one of the most
imposing sights between Virginia
and Sutro. Mr.. Paxton is the boss
architect, and has made good job
of il
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

THERE is nothing particularly
new in the way of mining develop
ments since our last issue.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

REV. w. r. JENvEY will hold re-
ligious service at Dayton at IL A. NJ,
and at Silver at 1880, this evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

The Piute House, Lower Gold
Hill, was burglarized on Thursday
night to the extent of about $ll5.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

The wrestling and prize. lighting
fever is still undated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

GAMBLERS HEAvEN-pair-o dice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

The holders of Dayton will take
notice that an assessment of 81 per
share has been levied. See notice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

SIx-PAGE addition this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-13

ASSESSMENT of 81 per share on
Silver Hill, delinquent July 18th;
and one of fifty cents per share on
the Daney.