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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

THERE is probably no way in which we can
benefit our readers more than by recommend
ing to them for general use Jolnsor's Anodyne
Imminent. 1t is adapted to almost all the pur
poses of q Family Med cine, and as a specific
for coughs, colds. whooping cough, soreness
of the chest, lame stomach, rheumatism, spit
ting of blood and all lung difficulties it has
no equal that ever we saw or heard of.
THE propriety of giving condition medicine
to horses, cattle and sheep was discussed and
admitted by many of the Agricultural Socie-
ties throughout the State last fall, and We be-
lieve that in every case but one they decided in
favor of Shori7an's Carulry Condition Ior7ers.
Good judgment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

WALNUT Ice CREAM.-One quart of
cream, one-half pound Of sugar, three
eggs, two ounces of English walnut
meats, pounded fine. Whip the eggs and
the sugar together; then add the cream.
Warm this until it begins to thicken.
Do not let it boil Add the pounded
walnuts and mix well. Freeze in molds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

THE New Zealand Government has
sent special agents over to England for
the purpose OF collecting a quantity of
small birds of various kinds, and col
ony of humble bees, for introduction into
that country.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

MosT people like to hear of good thing
We will tell them in confidence that, if they
want to be dressed well, they should wear the
Warwick Collar. An old adage says that with
a nice collar and clean boots man always
looks well dressed Remember the Warwick
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

A MATERIAL reduction of rates has re-
Gently been made by the Sherman House.
Chicago. Its proprietors are determined
that it shall continue to be the most pop
ular hotel in Chicago with business men
and the travelling public in general, and
they are accomplishing their purpose.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

Economy, comfort looks, all combine to
make SILVER TIPPED Shoes indispensable
for children. Try them. Never wear through
at the toe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

SEA FOAM BAKING PowDER.-In another
column will be found the card of the old and
reliable house of GEO. +. GANTZ Il Co, who
have won an envable and solid reputation
the inventors and proprietors of :" the best
Baking Powder in the world" All through
the Eastern States it is universally used and
countless praises are daily received from
dealer and consumer Those who have used
it will have no other, and those who have
not have yet to learn the delights to be de-
rived from sweet, pure bread.-.iniericdn
NIrsDdJey. ReDOrfer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

Fine new rosewood pianos for S30e.
Fine walnut organs, six stops, S125.
Good secondhand pianos, $50 to 800.
Reeds Temple Of Music, Chicago.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

WILHOFT's ANTI PERIODIC OR FEVER AND
AGUE ToNIC-This invaluable and standard
family medicine is new household word aud
maintains its reputation unimpaired. 1t Is in
dorsed by the medical profession, and pre-
scribed daily in the Charity Hospital and
other Hospitals in New Orleans. Wilhofrs
Tvnic Is thus highly recommended by the
leading medical men of the country. and is
worthy of such Endorsement. WHEELoCK,
FISLAY & Co, Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIL CO..
g Finished" Nail is the best in the world.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16

IT is far better to be sometimes de.
ceived than to DE always suspicious.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-16
ADVERTISERS

The American Newspaper Union mum her
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IONS. For ecp rate lists and cost OF advertising
, 1875-12-24

Richard 1srinsloy Nhotdan tlsatt will, ti,cao
t."narionH pest N manner peculiar IL himself
verbal rro'iRv. Whou.vct n,nnatrous story
Was told in hIH l,rnsoHco t,o world erlcnyor to
nntdo 1t hy ONO Of hs uwn coinage. nn,I cunsigu
iho narrator to confusion by fnIB..lonll murs
&larsoE than hla own. Unua iu hia Lleariuy y
tnorlnE atlvensnrur rAn thus: II wns tlsl!In,
one dag, Fay in n cnttasn cpd eprlnx fnIl of
Ga'iclnna g. tro1it md noun cnuglt large moss.
l'r'e what vas rcallr surprising, not foot from
tue ro!a rpr''g tl'oro was ono Of boiling water;
70 thHt' Thon rnn waited to couk .out
il+h all sou Ind 10 do, nfter booking tom irrIn
ll's ctit Ppring. waa 10 pop them directly into
me b''itlnE." The cnEnany all oxpre8sotl a.tnn-
istnens md incrcdnl,tv n& this mo,,alrons asHor-
ton Will, the exception of Sheridan. II
khoN;' said tlc. "of Il phenomenon yet IN ,ro
fnftr'a'1*. 1 was fishing QUO tlay, when c.tno
70 ihco where thcro wnra throo HptinKn. Tl,u
iirat was cod onu stocked with tsl,. tho srcpnd
boiling frf'nE. md tho third a natural fouu-
"aloltel butter nnd ,,aro|oyf" exoinino1 the
first s:ory-teller. "in,puasibloI'
, 1875-12-24
Hanging Of Henry Whito, Negro
Wli,-Murderor, Mt Guelph,
Cannla.
Things in En,l>ry' 3 Triu1 ut Lcavcn-
worth Going Smoothly with
tho Dctcllac.
A Thrilling Tragedy Enacted Wednesday
Near 0laremont, Mass.
account Of an tnglorious Ethiopian Scheme 10
Escape Jail Al Louisville.
PAID DEAR FoR THEIR WHISTLE.

PAID DEAR FOR THEIR WHISTLE.
LOUISVILLE, ky., Doc. GA mimbhr OF ror-
sons confined in tho city jail made desperate
attempt 10 eseapo tliH morning. Several
negroes who wera coutinc1 III tho 1car part OF
tho building Ind benn committing dopytiationa
l,y breaking wtntlow glass, furniture, assl be-
having very badlyln In general. Lnst nigh. Hov-
cras OF them stro flacea III n cell by ihcn1-
eelseE, and MI vent quietly till abont t o'clock
this morning. when q loud hnwt wns ralso!.
lyon res'airang. to tho ecene tho turnkey Ss-
coverctl that tho rasckl5 haa sos fro to tho
mattresses OH which they ha4t slept, with
tho evident nnrro,o Of .aa!nE their cue, apo 1y
overrowering tho jail official whsn ho Should
npon tho uor to let tlom out. THO boiling
burned rapidly, and in Il low seconds tho coll
dense With pmoAe and flames. almost Bulfo-
catiug shoao within. Tha attendant obtained
nssstanco as soon M possible and rescued tho
negroes from their petiluus poH.io,, but not ,t1-
III Aonie Of thosn wore almost strango1 10 tiratI
with smoke. Somo Ut tho mon woro unable to
stand when rescued, md few minutes moro
would lnro settled their dcnths. The prsonora
when taken away from tho tiro waro very "'ug
10 ho locked up anywhere. mud rnado no c:lo:t
70 escApo.
, 1875-12-24
An Old doll.

Tbs Newport Nous has this account Of vop-
erable and notable doll, 'tAmon8 the Iellrs
contributed BY Newport to tho Centennial Fair
which thu ladies' OF Providence arc carrying Oh,
IL doll believed to be tho oldest in tue country.
1t u Of wax. about III iuehoa liRL, aui hn
grown yellow viii age until it looks frishtfuy
Ike corpse. It boaats thu following history
l. Was imported irum pasis Is model of the
fashions Of the day. and MAS bought in rhsIar
de'phla by the lIou. Benjam Bourne. Of bristol,
WHO Was nenber Of Congress from l7y0 ID
Lille L. Turner. daughter Of III. Potter Turner,
enrEoon in thu Revolutionary army. M,si
Llllia "sa horn IL 1733. Tho dolls eyes s.:E
1noso, and it still neurs the hnery In Which il
crossed the oceul To Hlow tle ambitious nsn1u
IT tho Iu,lng llclubic how sAslr Partisan slates
uresytA."
, 1875-12-24


=, Tho comparative aaho with which Trance bean,
tho enormous taSa.ion rendered. necessary b,
the "ar IL one OF the BtaudnK wonders oi ths
timo. But the endurance OF tho Elty Of parl
than that Of tic country at latgo. Acuor1ius
to n. Loroy-1'eaullou, il tho taxation Ut lAus
was distributed equally over ,ho population,
every man, wnlnau. aud chlid In tho city would
day. In thts estimate ia inclu,lod tho consribu-
t1otia to the State aud 10 tho departments ~
Wsll ~ to tho municipality. Isoatr,ating our at
tent!on to this latter sun we tiud that tho ox-
rohdIsure Of tue PARIS mnnictpalty Ia nsaly .ion-
ole that Of the Kingdom OF Portugal aud more
than d1nb!o that of awedop. 1t exceeds that ot
Holland, Ii about tho same ~ that Of URvarta,
and approaches within E12u.000 tbat Of Belgium.
5nt Ueigiuul has population nhont two and i
halt times ~ groat as Paris. 1t will 10 Heou,
thou. ~ M..Laroy-DUaullcu IL. ronlarks 'that after
the ak great powers, Spain aud Turkey, tiDru 10
no nation or kingdom III Europe tho rcveuuo
ana expenditure o. wi''en T. notnl suepas9 those
tso tSt p.Its oss9 sud oz.,soraeary Gse e
ordinary expenditure ls cHtimntat to amount 10
~. l2o. .ooo boang an increase upon the osts!ua.a
I.eroy-lloaueu ia OF tho opinion that tic budget
for 1877 vii! show . still further increase Of,
porbaps, half a millIon, since the whole charge
caused by the loan raisel this year will not 10
will bo other additions. The oxtrnordinarY
expenditure Ia estimated to amount To I'll lGV,.
QUO, making tho tota! expenditure Ut ali llinda
1each ne1e scar, Tor city ct l.852 Un1 inllahit-
ahts. tue enormous sum of Ila,1S0, 000. Tha
al. Leroy. .Daauiicn is HAslshed, wilt prove 10 10
extraordinary and temporary. But with all In
ecslro to tako All optimist Wow Of tho Situation,
10 ~ forecd to admit tue probability that part.
~ least OF thsn deceptive heading wilt reap
Eear Es!.1 again and again in successive budgets.
With regard to tho Ordinary expenditure. ws
lind TINT very nearly half, or exactly E3, Ba000U.
u abnorbcd by tho service OF this lebt f4G0, COO
10 swallowed up by tho collection of tho taxes
not all imnoderato sum, it must be admitted
alnco 1t IL no more than 63 per cont Of the erors
receipts I620. 600 ts expended Ia publu charity.
and tho Prefecture OF tho Police coHts fB0U,0Da.
Finally, tue actual administration Of tho city
costs only f2240, 600. OF this amount, lighting,
paving. and 70 OF, take ,f801. 900, while the
E1bnditure on education, both primary auu eco.
DudaEy, 10 Gtti0 ovor I400, 900.
, 1875-12-24


Into ono Of tho largo JuwelrY aud fancy goods
oos Boston wn!ket, tie other 1Ay, ono fthose
customers that tho Loiiiay season sometimes
brlpgs to town. lie was hatd-landcd, loorc-
1nntol, broa..AlloudoEea Individual, carefully
dsesHad IN nav suit Of baggy. ready-usatle
clothes. q loMo-lauudrel shirt, md hat which.
although perfectly now. Waa threo heusouY bo.
hind tue present faBl1iou.
sanntorns up to onu OF the sa1eamon, with .
Ycry obvious attempt at being at homo a1uUuy
tue gliisering aplondor Of tho sa!ssroon. aud 4
goaoral mir u mot to bo astuniBhed or donu BY
son iloston folless," he inquired,
miot any brunzesf"
THO CLERK answered iu the Affirmative and lot,
tho way to q bowilderinK stock OF bronze ptatu-
ettes, clocks. etc. Tho yisitor Btatoi at them
for q moI!ent ~ an Interior African might huyo
at tho tir7t whito man lIa had eyer sap;,, md
fae1,' setting hia Int lIttlo nore firmly on Lis
"Whiel. = them Asgcra mout DO tie Venus
The trained salesman, with placid counto-
nance, quietly soplici:
II do not rouaeMltr auy by tlnt ttlo. aro
you sure that Mas tho nGn,b f'
Iho patron Of the line arts drew q large yellow
s.lE handkerchief frUiu Ills Lat, aud, tuuIluug
Ais tnco uneaslY, said:
l!gh lowi Mar'ar Bed that et thout OF Heyell-up
!shouldn't forget tho nninp. Thu lact is' sail
tho pllzzled purchaser, with a suiueu burst OF
confidence. "tLs faet is Cap hev iust put up
y noH telMeut unMA ~ south lltBklutlOfO', aud
Maria lowed sto'd like D brullxe III tho koopID'
aoom, slshin' Isko what sI.e seod onco iu cousin
sam stlane5s Paslor OIL beacon street. Cousin
Sam Ae writ tho nano oil u card, II praps I'yo
ST u now !" aud, diving into his breast pocket
ho lugged ont q long pocket bopk, from tj,o
dorth4 Of which ho p!ucko4 card mud lanIeti It
tu tho salesman.
:" ALI" Aa1d the latter, 'ttla yenus OF 31ile.
1,os,, nos ~, here a"e col'y, reproduction by
The customer surveyed II earnestly for = NO.
ment, anA tleu sgil
'.fo Aaint got perfect one, hey yo. Csn7
lhla Gro Quo las lost both her arms and rnt
dents I'LL down Lsr back" o~'
Iho patient sales1,uh explained that tho statu.
etto was copy Ut shs original that was found III
that condition. '~@"A 40
t'shohl |" commented Tho other, aud then hoxt,
taslngly, "dou't any OF tAeu, hays auy nlure
elose u That THIS 'ero oue'a ulsAt gown 'puaru
10 lave kind OF slipped OF on her,"
=, Again tue shopn,au, desplte his lwitchiuR mua-
c'os, explained to Ais attentive listrl,ur tiat 4
WAS ah Initiation OF au alcient Statue. jIn how.
ever. cooking Aia Lead on tho side, ,uaulrea:
,"Wail, now, What'!l you ta1 fur 1ier, iusn II
sae stal4ds E.. rappiug lls loay kuurklea pu tho
p1onz0, " II 1t wero buzz Hax.
"ono hundred aud lfty dollars Tor that sixo.n
said ths clofk. o'@''
Wlia-u's" almost sllouted the astoplshr1
Mo4'd'oa patto!l of tho arts ~ hulitl1ed u Eity
dollA1a fur lfunxe Kul 'tnout any 3ru.s, u1,l
sIeasco taB to her back Venun of aly Lowt
lcn.s u Your High, ntIuull aay. A 1uudrsl
ai1y do'isFs! Why. that's Lalf ths mortgage
on btothrr jim'u farm. Iuess hlarjar must
thought my na'ns "sa William u. AAtos, iusloal
, 1875-12-24
live for now that Sails Gono Kiss mo, Dco, els,

live for now that sal'sGon Kiss mo, Dco, els,
me-" s
hnotlor patlao,
"'liine M. Doc7" continues ths l.ing man.
"I'mo II III" "teplics tue Lu,tor. "Abuut ttm1
you woEa lcau."
More pnuaos. Tho hummer tries to t!io. bul
doeH hot s'ccosti. Finally 1lo Ketn up, aud, goina
to tho l'ar, EnntolttIoll,Iy roll,arkA.
.,.Cpnio boys. lot n lickrr"
Tie ''hova' ticker,
II, li.o myrtory being oxplaiuod. 1t appears thai
tHe n''l'st glanced around "4nudys", ,Ftlba and
came n'tt noar his scrsat,ru in stead Ut ro,ns
iaHttAiRht through him as 1t H,nud f,avo tiono'
lo man lsses, 'i'lcil tu the rl,sHcia,l's tIl.a,r
n'lattnous. Tins magnificent pllt Is offered Ia
tho asPtitnG amateur frco ol charge, ~
, 1875-12-24

VdAhIHHl9N EUFrfshutdc,lrS N0sto1 J0nrnaL
stIlwalt, hurley Democrat, vim has for
eo!no time osairo1 to Zoo his nslne on tho nav.
sicos. wa. rewarded yesterday by tho appoin.-
ment Of custodian Ut tue llaK." Ills duty was
70 hoist the ilAK over the IIall Ut the House vt
tno hour Of mestins, ani to lower 1t promptly
ftrtIuG, he was Oh 4uni to-ti1y* and, takinx tls
"stars and bs'ti,5" hu started for tue ti1x.staI
GU The roof fow uinutoa beforo uoup. Iiut
"thates nsuy Slip Let"eon "nu appointment
Aaa ~ olacs. Anu On xo4eAluy tl9 Kasret hs
, 1875-12-24

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23.-The G.and jury O., tho
CITY Court Inns been investigating bets On tic
late city election, md thus fat i.as xcsurued ton
Indictments two OF Which arc agaips, ,uo.nbura
OF tho City Council betting Oh tho las, election
was very much lndulgod in prior to votsac-t,ev.
hoiio liade bets Of ali 1ltch LII Sl0UUtG, A..
:otdIlg to tho laws OF tho stato all nlunsy Won
lu bottlng OH election shall hs gonIiacntel Gy t
alithorlten Tor tito beueIIt Of tbs scuuol- fund.
And tho buffers sentenced to fines,
, 1875-12-24

NEW ioEx. Dec. 23.-TLo names Of tho Tweed
s:'Ick Jury tnenty.four in number. nre as fol-
iowa: MoHhrs. eoorgc Ii. Board, Abuar ". Col
gH'e, john J. cinp, Basnuel i. Davis, WIN. L.
nvns'ts' Amos leo, JaH. s. Lowsry. john II.
LusweA' Lzra N. Kingsley, Richard Arnold,
!"hnAton. Emil Dtca1lun, julius II. CniIin.
Ley! L. alur'oH. Gordon .ior1ie, Arthur ], Pes.
tody, Geo. Cabot WArd, Francis il. Ihurber
AID Ielog Hall, '''''
, 1875-12-24

found that ho could not euueeze 1,,,nsetf nm
through tho ANAL ac,ittls-!to1e. M prlaotcr
hetis on ehrapo over triad harder 10 contract lbs
dl'n"l,Hlons, but IL was in vain. At lSst ho vas
torceu 70 Ftvo 1t llr md a mora slender Dcu,-
ociatt. hns been appointed .'cnssod,sn OF t,,o
tat." ~ '''o
, 1875-12-24

SPsetRI Ul*batth % 1hs lHlta10 TTfbans
f1oux CiTy, 1a Dec. 23.--Tna trial OF Tim
Woby fur x44ault with lunrtleroua iutentious OIL
lEs pei .on OF NuEssan IN the Jim River settle
pasnt III soptelaLsr lust MA concluded in tho
p.slzlss Court Ut Ya2kIoR ses.usday. liz WA
, 1875-12-24

of dohn l1iEgtnH;' nnd, Il >lnt his hat a tto
tirfner ho uA,tn hhsty cAIt fy:i thu store. and
s'tnel; Etraisht ltua Tor tao Eastern Ellrosd
station.
, 1875-12-24
FIRES.

At REQ OAK. IA
COUNCIL BLUFFS. In. Dco. ia fire at Tol
oak At o'clock t7lia morning destroyed tho Gu
tire east uido Ut tho Building, Oh tho pnblio
B1'saro. That sido Of tho squato WAS built solid
with francs. Tho ilro broso ont iu \ onc-stofy
building bclonEing to Ii. Hopper, of Now
ark, N. j., and occupied by j. J. Oohcrsou
~ wareroom. Tho fire, notwithstanding tho
perfect calmnoaa OF tho mir, spscad rapidly nul
III hbont two hourH that whole sdn of tic Hultair.
e1ccptli. tho building Ill which wns tho drug.
rt"ro OF Wlleelock q Clnrkc was in aslleB Tiu
ionpen biilidny vas ius.t'ca IN tho Keokuk State
story building owned by ", 7. johnson,
q q ,DttumNn,. and ocoapiol by LOWS Il
chllds hardware. Ny inxaranco gu tic
Siaa iosa sSou. os f4s i4svrs l. 'Ts ths Ghas
Of ~ Louis tor sl.o.to Tho noxt two woro
one.ntorv buildings. Tho first was ownod By H.,
4. thompson, md occupied NJ warehouse by
Il LeNB 's Childs. Loss OIL building. $500.
and md, occupled By. Mrs. II. r. I.owia AZ .
millinery esore. Loss OF, building, s5oo No
INSURANCE; Tho corner building was ow,.otl md
pecMpsa M aG " Jo4epi. Fisher ua grocery ntorc.
Mercantile Of Chicago; on goods, for at. zoo In
the Commercial Of st. Louis Tuo bui,Iiux, u
.tSwo,stosS, .Ss next north OF tho ono IN which
in 5a,ns0 is1o originated IS ,,t was owne by Whittier u
Z, tho nioreantilo OF Chicago ior Il 900 in tho
a one-stosy hullaing ownoi by T. ". Cra.,daif:
loss, sa0O; no Insurance; occupied by j. H.
Mclean MI o aEy-goods Rto,o; AfcLeau's loss,
9a'D. Next wcro two buildings, ono stories.
owned and occupied by Isaao payuo
NJ restaurant and tobAcco etoro,
loF8. about $1,000; some insurance on
goods Next was tho harness Al,ot, of
Thomas Gohgan !; loss, on goods 5000 lio ill.,
nnrance building owned BY Thomas Noxors
loss, 5000; no insurance. Tho next builtltDr
wah ona-story frame owned by T. W. CgandalL,
which was torn down 10 prevent further
sproad'ng Of tho fire. Wheelock 4 Clarke'a
goods wezo carried out in hasty uarner, Rul
damaged to tho o1tont of Soma 5000 Thu loes
Of Mr.. Ockeraon. who occupied tho building II,
Witch tue tro originated, Is about 81, ,0OO Iho
total loss III about So00U9. Tho fire. IL bolIorei
to layo been the work Of MI iuccndlary,
, 1875-12-24

HAVANA, Dec. 2J.-A report IL current TINT
William II. T"ced arrived heru last yuesdny on a
srhoonut. Several Now Workers. who know him
~ eight say tAoy saw him yesterday aud Today
n dlntIout p1sla uf tho city.
, 1875-12-24

Earrn. .+o7, ,o78
Aaruen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i28,2g
0rchaFd. l,3fs ,ts9
SmAu iEtlts..... 4as, 10
uefa,- 4l,!Gl, ,010
Daify. ........................" H,JJs,2l3
Fhrehs. 3,4G7,0-U
niAhulhcturca. s, ,!tG',10
noa! mined 2,SbD, ITO
aulialn9'*tohe. e.........".-...".......... 91,io3
Tho last threo items nro not oven anproxi-
mAto!y correct, as manufacturers refused 10 giyc
tho value Of their products, becanae, under tic
Taxation laws OF this State, II Ii for their utter
oht to keep their business from the public aud
tho Assessors. Not ono III ton arc M reported
Tho i.crcnRed value OF lands and towu.Iuts
sincs 1860 is Sl03, ,7O4 ,7l5.
'1ho hchool-BtattBtica Ellow: Public rchool-
houses, 9,o55; scholars, 6OG,3al; ratuo OF
aclooi.houHes, sof3,075; to.al expenditures Tor
schooi.purpoaes. eI.4a9.a7t. There arc % col
lege,, Acadenlioa and rriyn:e soloois ct which
22 are Roman Catholic.
Thus 1t will bo Beon that, In all tho various de-
partments OF tho Stato, there IL thrift ncd a
progress that are remarkable. The material
wealth added III Indeed enormouH, wh.Le tho e,lu-
cat.onal interests oyideneu tho Importance they
hold ~ tho hearts ct tho reopto. Iowa Ia tlvs-
tined to be tho banner State iu tho Union.
lAwKExK
, 1875-12-24

NEW YoRg, Dec. CA fro this morning In
tho buildings Nos. 10 and II Vcsoy street, caseti
losses amounting to SiU,O 600, tiistributed nmou q
number Of occupants, who nro mostly insured,
, 1875-12-24

The alarm from BOX 323 at 10 o'clock last eyen-
lug WAS caused BY q fro in tho two.story franc
building No. 1Go South Dcsptalnes street,
o"uod and occupied by John Pratt az dwelling.
Damago on building, e100: Insured Tor $500 In
tho Uuderwrisora', Of New York; and on furui-
ture. slO0; insured Tor $5g00 in tho samo com
DnUY.
, 1875-12-24

CONVICTED OF MURDER
a1onn1sTowx, Pa, Doc. 49, Dnslns rastorius
hna boen cohvirtol ot tho murder Of Issao
Ja'lte:se. \ nlot1or for now trial las bcen
maue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03
LiSi Of Nno Patents i,Iuod 10 he In,rnfoys NJ
pdeUac Siorr. RcI0rtrd by Cor 6 Cor,
Warrington, ID. e.:

%GeIfc Siopr. R7nrtd 6y Cor It, Cor,
Washington, d. e.!
sL.t EEvADA
a Machines for Removing Broken Drills from
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Machine for Saving QuicksiIvcr-J. yarncy,
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GENTLEMAN about to pass into tho
Public Library, with two ladies', lust even
Ing, found he had a frcshly-lighted cigar
to dispose of. There was n plcasant-look-
ing young Ind near the door, and he askcd
him to hold the weed until he returned.
Tho boy consented. When lie camc out
ho was so pleased with The boys honesty
that he gave him five cents, saying-
Don't you smoker"
eyes," snid tho boy.
"liow is it you didn't make of with The
cigar, thenH-many boys would have done
it," said the gratified gentleman.
VI don't know about that" snid the
youth. at must he n pretty hard- pushed
boy who'd run away with such u cigar as
that"
The Indies Uttered, but the gentleman
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