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OUR
D9"W Goods!
DEPARTMENT
Consist In PAR. Of the following article.


Bonnie Silks, satins, Poplins,
Surges, Pongees, Alpaeas, French
cassimeres, Delaines, Linens, b.
tiste, Plaid Poplins, Grenadines,
Marseilles, Peques, French and
English calicos, Lawns, Hosiery,
Fancy Goods, Laees, Parasols,
MILLINERY and Straw Goods, Chill.
dren's Wear, Ladies' Linen Suites,
Alexander and Jouvin's Kid
Gloves, Genuine Jowelry, Perfu-
merry and q full Assortment of
Xanlee Motions.
Paper 1Ianglng5, Window
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mating,
Trunks, valiscs, Mattresses and
BLANKETS,
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'hH A'f"s
Notice !. hereby given that CHARLES T.. Gil.
lru' al tlkoI unniy. Nevada. nhn.r rrrncinaI
ridre nl hu>inr-s and pest UGlirc address. il
Wells. Eiko c""riy. NrNaII. has mI,ir urrli.
cLIlnn Tor II patent i"T ilIr "~iiuIliut I~.,tlc''' OF
mining clIim, situated in Railroad Mtniuy ,li..
met, Cnuniy 81 Flu, State al NcvldI, and
more particularly described in Ilir plat AMI
hrid notes on !Hc 10 this office as follow 4, 10
Wit. "
Beginning ~ 4 post marked No. !, &. :. sur.
Yey No. -. ami running thence Inst course +.
% deg. - Iuin. east ?D feet; to puSt marked
NO.. :. L. :. survey No. -: ihcncc srcnud
course ; II dee. II min. w lUDO feet to- I~Ist
marked No. J. u: > survey Sn. 80; whence Ilr
chimney al the Empire Ciiy Gumpany smrlIrr
t-nTS II u deg. e. aud Up River Peak bears -
deg. G; thcnce third cunr-G u IL deg. g. min. "
2lW feet 10 pnsi marked No. {. u. =. survey No.
~, whence Fine Mountain hears &? deg. -;
thence fourth course q - tiry;. Is min. . l.OWj
feet Ia pu~: iuHykrd No. | point uf beginning:
containing tour AMI tiny ~ninr.hunITcrIIlI, acres,
Courses expressed from the Irur meridian with
u magnetic variation ol II deg. 80 min. c.
That the ~luc'iiOn OF said mining claim or lnL,
~ nt record aIuI that The same may he innn a I'm
hook A., page ~. 1T The mining records of s,lJ
i"iii0ad AlIiIihg District kept at the town III
InllInn; That III" iII:u"S ~ tie ~ i,iuiur ,lYi s,s
nr?. 4" wit: the lIumIIoIht rnI Last tIu,mrc
on The north The wehionr M The east, the hoo
ny nn The south ani T. - Rhine on tho west.
Any nna MI pcrs"n4 claiming adversely tho
INNING ground nhuvc described. 0r any untI ,,n
ihrTrni. -" divided, surveyed, plated and ,p.
p"ird Tor. are iwrrhy mrilir,I thai nulvsS their
ADVERSE claims are iniy Hlvb accepting 10 Law
aud thr regulations hereunder. within .iDt,.
days tram the date irfcuT, with the l;rui.trIT
oi The Us. Lind Office ut EIkD, EIku CnnuIy.
STATE o! Nevada. that they will la bIrI.d and
lhcif rights considered waived by yirtu. ui the
nr%Ni,l"n- ri Tue act 81 Congress, May H., iN7g.
ana tIp nlalpInn1II a AL 4. 49,. -
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

y Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California /; ~lncatinn Of works,
Spruce Mountain Mining District. Elko rnun,y.
Standardization are delinquent upo the
following desci ibcii stock. Gal account OF ssSegr-
msns no III levied on the elsi day Of May.
1873. The several amounts set opposite The names
Of The respective sEn reh0lders. As lOllOws:
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And In accordance with law and All urhcr Of the
bonrd 81 IMrSSiors, ulale OH the aiSt day of
May. iSi:S 81 iaany shlTrT 81 each ISTcrl NJ such
stock A. Isay n, per~s-4ry will lie sDhI At public
aIrihI' -Hi Ihe office Of the CoulgIn' ,I:u0InS 81 4 ~.
Merchants Exchange. California STREET, San Fran.
cisco California. on SATURDAY. til. 18th day Of
July, 1915, ut the hour Uf Twelve o'clock
pON", IL .urh day 10 pay dtlinquSnt Sssrss-
T1Snt- thereon. together with costs Of ADVERTISING
AMI expenses IL sXlr-
LOUIS KAPLtH. Secretary.
OrFIcE-Eooma &c & %. Mrrriamts' Exchange.
California street. SLnEr7ucfSco. Csi- jy3-td
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORr.
Ia Quarter sndInE duly 9th,
z ~. ID. l97a. -
= ST TIE or NEVADA. 81.
CouSTr OF ELKo.I
AuDrIoAns oErsrx. July 9Th. 1878.

To Tie Honorable fssT1 Of COrHty CeaHifioHeI
~ EfIo LVuHiy. SSiS-GeHheM i herewith sub-
init my QnarivrY fclOIt Of the finances Of The
County for the term commencing ApIil Sth, A.. d.
1878. and ssdmg July 3,h. 4. u. 1875:
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Row ON Court Street.

Henry Hafer keeps a grocery and sa-
loon on the south side OF Court, between
Mound and John. Saturday evening a
woman named McAugh, living close by,
visited the store to make some pur-
chases. An angry dispute arose be-
tween the saloonist and Mrs. McRugh
as to the report circulated by neighbor
woman relative to a small fire which
occurred In Hafer's store not long since.
The row ceased temporarily, when Hafer
threw a glass of beer In the woman's
face and thrust her into the street.
Sne yelled for her son George to come.
A crowd by this time had gathered, and
soon after George made his appearance
upon the scene. Several brickbats were
thrown, but it is generally supposed
they came from Georges hand. One OF
them crashed through the window and
struck boy named Henry Friedhoff,
Hafers clerk, in the face, cutting it
badly, backing his eye, making an ugly
wound in his forehead, laying bare the
skull. He was senseless for time. DR..
schneider dressed his wounds, and there
afe good prospects Of his recovery,
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Court Cuttings.

Conrad +. Miller made an assignment
on Saturday, for the benefit OF creditors,
to G. f. Hornberger.
A motion for a new trial in the case OF
G. f. Plantholt vs.. j. III. Buening was
overruled.
The case of Joseph A. Hemann VS..
Rothan and Anna Maria Luhn was held
under advisement by Judge Cox.
I, Geo. Vugel vs.. Geo. Pflrrman, suit on
building contract; verdict for defend
ant.
Peter W. Buer VS.. Charles e. Cist,
Daniel Weber and Daniel B. Sargent,
A petition was filed in this case alleging
that the plaintiff Is holder of note
made by Chas. 4. Cist for So, 500 in Sep.
tember, 1871, payable in six months.
The petition was accompanied by an
affidavit for attachment, stating that
Clst had absc0nded with intent to de-
fraud creditors; also, that he fraudu.
lently contracted the debt and incurred
the obligation on which the suit was
brought.
The Egner case still in progress.
The indianapolis, Cincinnati d Lafay-
cite Railroad Company VS.. The City of
Cincinnati. The plaintiff in, a petition
filed Saturday, seeks to recover SIS, SIG
for rent of property held by the city OF
the plaintiff, the principal lot specified
being the old market space ON Pearl
street, between Elm and Plum, In front
of the railroad depot.
+. M. Reinberger has brought suit
against Henry Meyer for defamation OF
character. He claims SIC, 900 damages.
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lFrom the Denver News.j

A letter from Santa Fe. tells about q
seattle king" Of New Mexico: To the
southeast Of Santa Fe, near Fort Stan.
ton, is the famous Chisum cattle rancho.
containing about 1000 sections of land,
ON which Mr.. Chisum has at this time
81, 600 head of cattle. He claims that he
can ill an order for 10000 beeves, sent
him by telegraph from New York, on ten
days notice. Be this as itmay, he is the
"cow king" of Mexico, to use proyin-
cial phrase. He employs In all about 100
''cow boys" and "cow punchers"-and
in other words he employs mounted men
to picket the rancho day and night, win
ter and summer, to see that the cattle do
not stray of the pasture selected by him
for his own use.
And like sentinel walking his beat.
the cattle guards ride up and down the
lines and are relieved with due regular
ity. In the fall about this time. they
have the seattle drives" which means
taking these vast herds from the distant
ranches to market. They find a ship
ping point now at Wichita, or Great
Bend, in Kansas, or at Granada or Las
'Animas, In Colorado. And whenever it
is known at which point the important
"drives" will strike there Is where the
vuItures are found. The cattle men are
rough, generous, and often Incorporate,
and the gamblers and prostitutes of the
entire land look forward to fall trade
with great anticipations. Very often
the officers Of the law are set at defiance,
the cattle men and licentious women
run the town, and the entire proceeds Of
ten thousand beeves squandered in q
single night.
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Amlusements.

Miss Fannie Palmer, a young lady
quite prominent both in literary and So
cial life, makes her debut tonight at the
Grand Opera-house, in "Edith; or, strick
en- Blind" Miss Fannie Morant has
had the lady in training for some time
past, and speaks very confidently ofhel
success. Miss Palmer appears for two
nights only, being followed upon Wed
nesday evening by the Kellogg English
Opera Troupe, who open in "rhe Tails.
man." The "School for Scandap' at the
Wednesday matinee, with Miss De For
rest as "Lady Teazle."
Frank Frayne,e with dog, horse and
gun, open at Woods to-nig ght in "si Slo
cum" Mr.. Frayne is probably the fines
marksman in the country, and nightly
astonishes his audience by shooting an
apple off his wife's head, and other re.
markable feats, all of which are per
formed with an old-fashioned Kentucky
rife. He remains during the week, to
be followed next week by Joseph Proc.
tor as s'Nick OF the Woods"
Alice Placide at the National tonight.
supported by strong stock company
and long list of variety stars.
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A sea-serpent In Conflict with Whale.
tFrom the Liverpool Courier.l

The Zanzibar correspondent OF the
Western Morning News, writing under
date OF October 20, saye: "T6e bark
Paulin has arrived at Zanzibar, with
coal for Her Majesty's ships. When of
Cape st. Rogue, South America, q sight
was presented that made the crew
aghast-nothing less than great sea.
serpent engaged In q conflict with a
whale. 1t had wound itself twice round
the whale, and was twirling it with tre-
mendous velocity, lashing the water
into foam. The noise could be dis
unctly heard on board, and after bat
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Ting for some time they b. a o'sap'
peared. >ac-
"The serpenps length cen be In. n.'%s-
ined. It had two coils around o full
sized sperm whale, with thirty feet clear
at each end. Its diameter was from
three to four feet. They saw 1t twice
afterward. Once 1t came very close TO
the vessel. and raised itself about sixty
feet out of the water, as If about to al.
tack them. ] have questioned men and
officers, trying to find out any discreI-
convert to the belief that 1t was seen."
Another naval officer writes to the
Western Morning News to precisely :ae .ae
same effect; and the officers of Her
Majesty's ships on the station are said
to be convinced of the truth OF the story.
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LEGAL.

T EGAL-Michael Burns, of the State OF
L 4 Iowa, will take notice that John L. Wright,
Of Cincinnati, OHIO, on the 18th day of October,
1874, filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Hamilton county, Ohio, in case No.
44,743, against Michael Burke, Margaret Burke,
his wife, and the sail Michael Burns, alleging
chat the said Michael Burke and Margaret
Burke gave mortgage TO the said John L.
Wright on those lots in Cincinnati, Hamilton
county, Ohio, designated as No. 81, No. 33 and
the north half Of No 81 on a D at of lots belong
ing to the estate OF Stephen kemper, deceased,
as recorded in Plat Book No. l. page 372, of the
Records OF said county, to secure the payment
of $733 90, with interest thereon, at per cent,
from June g. 1872, as set out in said mortgage;
and that since the giving Of said mortgage
said Michael Burns has acquired an interest In
said lots, and praying that said Michael Burke
may pay said sum as claimed with interest, or
that said lots may be sold to pay the same.
Said petition will be for hearing January 18th,
1876. JOHN L WRIGHT
By STEVENSON & Maxwell, Atty's.
Nov. q, 1875. no22-6t-M
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GEORGE Brown, white knight Of the
razor, made Ga clean shave,n last week.
He shaved his employer, Charley Fair,
who keeps barber-shop near the old
Brighton House, out OF several Of his
best razors and $40 in money. Also
Superintendent Jim Morgan, of the
Work-house, who owed Fair q balance
of S23 90 on q horse trade, was ap-
preached by the smooth talker, Brown,
who presented to Major Jim what pur-
ported to be an order for the payment OF
said sum. The draft was honored, soon
after which Brown jumped the town, in
the direction OF Toledo. Should he re-
turn he'll board with Morgan spell.
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silver Wedding.

Mr. Dunholter and his amiable wife
celebrated their silver wedding at their
residence, 240 West Sixth street, satur-
day evening. Seven Of their children,
with their families, were present, and
the occasion will long be remembered by
the participants. Mrs. Dunholter was
presented with full set Of silyerware, !,
cutlery, and other beautiful and apprc-
PIRATE articles.
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RIVERSIDE, Ohio, April 1stb. ,am

RIVERSIDE, Ohio, April 10th, 18yH
MR. ARTHUR FORBRIGER: Dear Sir-Yo,ur
Drawing Tablet, No. 1, is the best thing Of The
kind have ever seen or used. intend to in
troduce the succeeding numbers, as need
them. This system must prove success, as it
IS the only one that Gamble used;by any teachers
Another important advantage "a, that sew
eral grades may be instructed at once. The
aids given TO the pupil keep him from become
ing discouraged, yet leave him abundauk
chance to make use Of his own powers. NY
scholars are always eager to know what theft
next lesson will be, as they can not nnd onh
until the present one is finished. The Teach
er's Manual, with each number, is very sua-
gestive, and supplies great need in that d.
rection.
In fine, your Drawing Tablets bear evidence
OF your being practical and enthusiastic ed
ucator In Art, while too many systems are goa
up merely to sell, and are successful only bes
cause they are as good rs any other extanh
That is now ended, for your Drawing Tablets
are very. much superior TO all Others. Witt
~ "''''' ~ FRANCIS Il WILSON,
Riverside schools
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CHILLTCoTHE, o., May 18th, 1875.
ARTHUR FORBRIGER, ESQ: Dear Sir-I have
had the pleasure Of examining your system Of
Drawing, and can commend it as systematic,
well suited to graded schools, and especially
that it commends itself as self teaching sys-
tenn of Manuals
We shall most probably introduce the system
into our schools the coming year.
Yours very truly,
g. A. CAKUTHERS, Sup't
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
December 9th and Tth, first appearance on ant
stage Of young and accomplished lady OK
New York City, well known in social and lit-
erary circles there and in Cincinnati. Misc
FANNY PALMER Twill appear in q new and
powerful play, especially adapted for her, and
entitled EDITH OR, STRICKEN BLIND, sup-
ported by the full Company.
Ladies Matinee Wednesday =" School fog
Scandal" Admission only 25 cents to all psrts
of the house.
Monday Evening, December 18-KIRALFY
World"
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presented below will
publication, practical hints
maintained different Tablet
novelty maintained with
OF
perienced when drawing books
OF
particular
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C1NmNNArI. NAV 2sth. 1s1k.

CINCINNATI, May 28th, 1915.
"FORBRIGER's DRAWING TABLETS" were
the beginning Of the present School year. They
have proved 80 successful that Principals and
Teachers UNANIMOUSLY favor this introduce
tion into the remaining grades OF our schools.
believe that the Tablet system Is destined
our country.
JOHN B. PEASLEE,
superintendent of Public Schools.
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Childrcn's Lives Saved for 80 Cents.-Ev-
cry case of Group can be cured when first taken by
DIR. T0BIAS'S VENETIAN LINIMENT. War
ranted for 2s years, and never bottle returned 1t
also cures Diarrhoes Dysentery Collie, Sore Throat
Cuts. Burns, and external palms. Sold by the Drug
gists. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
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GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.

Four Nights and Ono Matinee only, COM
mencing WEDNESDAY, December Sth, 1.-THE
KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
q. ID. HESS, Director The Company, headed
by the representative American Prima Donna
Miss
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Comprises the eminent artists: Miss ANNIE
MONTAGUE. Miss ANNIE BEAUMONT,
Mrs. ZELDA 6EGUIN, Messrs. CASTLE,
MA, MAS, c1akLESToN, aIdIS IN HAMILTON, 40 fEAKNf
Prima Donna Mime. j Jennie Van ZamdE
Wednesday Evening, ''The Talisman," }" KEEL
L0GG. Thursday Evening, " kose Of Cas-
tile" Miss MONTAGUE. Fri lay Evening.
LILLY OF Killarney" KELLOGG. Saturday
Matinee, ''Mignon," KELLOGG. Saturday
Night, ''Maritana," VAN ZANDT.
Secure seats aJ Hawley's and the Opera-
house. Reserved seats, orchestra and dress
circle, 81; reserved seats, balcony. 81 80; gen.
eral admission, balcony 81; gallery, 80 cents.
de4-5t
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TESTIMONIALS

solutely new, while it stimulates the curiosity
of the pupil, yet prevents that familiarity vita
the drawings which breeds indifference.
sincerely hope their success may be COM
mensurate with their merits.
Yours, PETER III. CLARK.
OF Gaines High and Intern. Schools
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II say, Pat, what are you about :
Sweeping out the roomW tNo," an
swered Pat: 81 am sweeping out the
dirt; and leaving the room."
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CINCINNATI, April 27th, 1875.
PROF. FoRBRIGER Dear Sir--I have OBJ
served, with care, your system of Drawing
Blocks, since their introduction into this
school, and am convinced that the plan is
as to lead, by easy steps, to the acquisition OF
that skill in the formation OF lines, and the
construction Of figures, 80 essential to correct
The form Of the Tablet, each lesson being ab-
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NOTICES.
A FORTUNE

For party controlling $500 or over, who will
Join me in Stock Speculation. Having valu-
able connections, success is rendered absolutely
certain. Address, at once, STAR, Post-ofice
box 5,035, New York City. no29- Nj, W&F
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ID. p e p p A R ID.
MANUFACTURER OF
Saddles, Harness, Collars, &C.,
No. 80 East Fifth st.,
de1s-1y, \, M&W CINCINNATI, q.
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hARaEsF CIRCULATION IN THR CITY.

For the aext "a hours: Probably
cloudy, or partly cloudy, NTH ii,dicd-
ti0Rs of rain to-day, tolloloed By clearing
end fair and cooler tUedther.
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AMusrMnrrs.
WOODS THEATER. 3. n,asss1. naS.SIHl.

WVVUD IuEA1EISs Manager.
Engagementfor one week only, commencing
MONDAY, December Q, OF the
FRANK FRAYNE RIFLE TEAM
In Clifton W. Tsyleure's Drama, :
81 SLOCUM.
ActI-The snare. Act 1.-THE recognition.
Act III-The mountain pass. Act IV-The cap
ture, faf
Saturd.y-SI SLOCUM Matinee.
Monday, Dec. 13-JOS. PROCTOR In bia
great specially, "Nick of the Woods"
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THB RAW, clustering winds Of winter,
search out the weakness of all who are
hxsdisposed to Lung Complaints, aud in
consequence, Colds, Coughs, and Bron-
chial Disorders everywhere prevail.
Those who have contracted Colds should
ba especially careful, and not impru-
dEutly wait until by constant coughing,
tiey 80 irTitate and rack their Lungs as
70 bring on themselves very serious
Pulmonary Affection. Let them rather
tzsGt their symptoms nationally, and at
snee, and by the prompt use Of DR..
Jhyne's Expectorant, cure their Colds,
p,d heal all accompanying sogeness OF
sas yhsst
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H O R B Bc @ H E2' -
DRAWING TABLETS. I.
Nos. 5, 6 and z

Are intended for use in Grammar or inter-
mediate Schools. a..
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lave been prepared to meet the requirements
Of Primary or District Schools.
, 1875-07-26

Seit eini9en Sagcu befinoet lid elm
Serr BON Bablotp in ~unlerer Stabt,
wel9e bieielbe Ii0 81 ieiner neuen Soei=
mntb Onsertorem bat. Serr pOn Bib
lon lit Elm &inltler als Srescp. WtaIer
uno bat einsm ,beoeutenoen &uf lib err
pprbsn; oerislbe 1T bier iu @irginia
lebr betaunt, ba CT als Sfftcir in Der
conieoerirten Mrmee oiente. SIN ben leb
ten Sabren belt er li4 in Spn9burg
auf, mn, .er mebrsre Yroben leines So=
leutss abselsst bat. IS loate uns lreu
en-, lpenn CT geans Muftrd9e erhalten
,uilroe, nm leinen bleibenoen Mufentbolt
inter uns nebmen gu fDnnen.
, 1875-07-26
StQrt Ni0mpnb.

0oIiset- Geri9t. Tpigenoe
SAFE famen oorsyit Tern in bielenSeri9te
Sur BerDauolung:
3bpmas BURTON inrbiA on9efla9t
mebrere Siibner, Dol elmer unbefannten
Berlon, geltoblen 5u BADEN, erbielt 80
Sage Sail.
Soiepb Gbparbs, MnsriH ouf @muIia
, Yetcrlon, $3.50 seltroft.
Mmelia Ysterion, 8eidimpfua9 oes
Solep6 Gbwarbs, ST. 9eitroft.
Sobn NnberIon. angefla9t Spei Mgen
i'm Mertbe bon S. bon 90. 9. Sill ge=
itoblen 5u baben, wuroe, lpe9en Mangel
ar 8emeile, fir ni6t l@ulci9 ertldrt.
Gs ,puroe aber, ba er Elm perod6ti9er
gbarattsr 1T, wuroe 8arsi6oft oerlanst
fir leil sutes Betrasen oni 6 Monate,
mel6e er ni1t leilten fonnte nno oaber
in Die Sail luanoern mmB.
Sonnab Brannon unb @nnie Nfiaer,
beibe farbig. angetlagt nnorbentlibe
@burattdrc gu lein, wuroen je $3.50 9e=
fraft.
s. s. Gubanf, @nsrif auf Mice 0ort>
$3.50 seliraft.
Dytta omtA 9uute"Irit $2.5o Sc.
Itroft. "'''
@einbarot Yobli9, @elebibsrtretun8,
81 9etraft.
s. 8. 0arpel, Wm. Gobins uno W.
s.. 8eaem, Sruntenbeit uno unoroentz
li9es 8etrosea auf Der StraBe, je $3.50
ssitroft.
, 1875-07-26

SOB zines befannten Deutldleu. Serr
Charles &, QuOwig Elm ~betanhter
Oeutlter pelher friiber in Der &rIesS'
seit IN Serbiuouns nit Scrru 0ogsr ole
confeoerirten gautaotn fir Die blell9e
Neaieruna mad)te, ltdrb 6reitag in ben
nSot Gptiuas" luobln CT aeaansen, UNI
lelne felt lauger .3eit, serriittete @ciuno'
belt ',pieper ber5ultelen. Ssit mebreren
Sabren iuar er Gouiul fir Ddnemart II
S9weOsna @ehe6rau itarbpor einiael
Sabren. a uuniiuoiye &luoer betrauern
.ieileM SOB. u
, 1875-07-26

nod piedei@t elm un9tld anridten, ooer
tie muifen iie an einen Baum ober
Gompenpfabl binoeu besbolb iolte oas
StraBen GDmite hofir Gorge tragen,
ooB nod mehrerspfdblc ansebra6t iper-
Den; ~leoenfaas oas einfadte Witte1 Die
9erorOnung oufredt gu baiten, Den 8ir.
germ por S9ooen gu bepabrsn uno ben
Bpliailfen bel Dem bsiBen @etter Mli6e
gu erlporen.
, 1875-07-26

a. 8e1ebabertretung. Yoli6ei=
&i1ter 98hite, itrafte am Samltag foI=
senoe perionen fir uebsrtretung Der
Staot9elebe:
Wi6olas q. Corners, So unb s,
@entrp SO tpegen, seneine Gsoensar@
ten i'm eriten Martt.
y IS. 6 Yelpin, murbe nm $40 9eitraft,
Deil er aleinem &ut1der erlaubt bate,
mseiebmdBise preile fin cine Mietbfut=
l1e al Derlangen.
, 1875-07-26

98as Die gonfiscation ces ni6t per-
Iieuert lein Iulenoen Sabats anbetrifft
10 lie9t Die 9ude nod Iebr i'm Dnntsln.
Wprldufis lieB Del Poli5eili6tcr gSbite
IL YplisiIien nod benz S0iiI beorbe,n
nm Die 2aoun9 81 bcwaAen. M11
:ynroe eiH @erboftsbefsbl 9eSen ben Ga
pitdn bes S9ifes ausseitelt. Der san
miro bcute nm 70 nbr i'm Yoliseise=
rihte ODrtpmmeu. +