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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
NONU Il ENTS,
EEEADSTONES, Sc.
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL

the basement of the Lutheran Church. at Stroud sburg
Pa. The aim of this school is:
First to furnish practical education for the ord-
nary pursuits of life:
Secondly give special attention to the classics and
higher English studies
Thirdly, TO prepare young men for Colleges and Uni
veTsties
No efforts will be spared to make school-room the
the most attractive in the county. fe
Our work recommend
Tuition per term of ten weeks common English
branches), $500
Latin, Greek and German, each one dollar per term
extra.
The first session begins Monday, October 16 1876
For particulars address the Principal,
GEO e. KUNELE, A. NJ,
Stroudsburg.
or Rev. J. K0ILER Stroudsburg, Pa
REFERENCFs: Rev. F. A. Muhlenberg Allentown; !;
Rev J. Kohler, Hon. j. B. Storm A O. (iTeenwald j
Appenzeller, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Struudsbugg, Sept. y, 1876.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint.
ed in the best style of the art
Having tirst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmeu
engaged, the public are assured that none
but frst-class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September -, lS67-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
FURNITUREl FURNITURE |

Goods selling every day at Auction prices
from a. M, to p. IN. Goods selling at half
price to maks room for their new fall goods
Oct. ), '76. MCCARTHY & SONS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
SOMETHING NEW
A SHOE MANDATORY.

The undersigned would respectfully give notice tina
they have established ut Williams Hall building cor
ner of George and Monroe Streets Stroudsburg, Pa
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
SHOE NIANUFACTORY,

for the making of ali kinds Of Ladys and Gentlemens
and ChildrenS Boots and Shoes and Uppers. Particu-
lar attention paid TO
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
ANOTHER TROPHY WON
BY THE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS

These superior and beautifully finished in
struments SO far eclipsed their competitor in
volume purity, sweetness and delicacy of tone.
as to carry off the first and only premium Civ
en- to exhibitors of reed Organs at the Monroe
County Fair, held September 25, 1874.
Buy only the best. For price list address
Oct I-tfl j. Y. SIGAFUS
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
COFFINS and CASKETS.

COFFINS and CASKETS.
An examination Of the list will at once reveal
the cost of articles in this line, whether metal
or wood, from the plainest to the most elabor-
ate finished so that parties at a distance or at
home, have but to read to find the precise ar
ticle wanted at prices much lower than offer
ed by any other house in City or Country
These goods are all of the best quality, nothing
inferior being kept in stock, and will bear the
closest inspection, which is cordially invited
The list will be found to embrace all the more
recent and meritorious inventions.
Price List Of C6ffns and Caskcts fumihsed By
j. III. McCdrty & Sons.
No. Full size complete $50 90
No. 2-Full size 0 G top and nodded
base, complete so 90
No. 3-Full size, double top and mould
ed base, French plate Glass, handles
plated, Satin or Merino lining So 90
No 4-Full size, round corners rich
mountings, Merino lining, Silk
fringe 40 90
No. 5-Full size double top, full glass
Octagon ends, Merino lining, COM
plete 45 90
Imitation Cofins, full size SO to S13
do do all sizes, from 20
inches to 6 feet, in stock ] 90 per foot
Children's CofIiins. Walnut S. to SIS
do White Caskets, complete,
from #. inch. to 4 #. ) inch. $12 to SIS.
ChiIdren's solid Rose Caskets, kept
in stock, from = it. 10 inch to 4
#. 10 inch. trimmed and boxed $40 and mp.
No. Full size Casket, complete $3S 90
No. 2 do do polished, handles
and plate, complete - 90
No. 3-Full size Casket, polished Wal
nut handles, plate, thumb-screws
and richly trimmed, complete 45 90
No. 4-Full size beautiful Octagon or
bent ends, raised double top,
full glass, heavy moulded, Me
rino or satin lined, complete so 90
No. 5-Full size Gem Casket, in Wal
nut or Rosewood only, no sizes
under #. 6 inch price as trim
2 med, from $50 to $50 90
Style A-Wrought metal Burial
Caskets, full size, weight
from $50 to 400 lbs. plain
finish imitation of Rose
wood or Walnut, single
glass, from SIS to 500 90
Style B--Full size beautiful Cas-
kets, boiler iron, weight
from $50 to $50 lbs. double
thick plate-glass, beauti-
fully trimmed with satin
or merino from S15 to $50 90
Style Gull size wrought metal
Casket, glass covering,
whole top, inch thick,
bar, handles, silver corner
pillars, weight from $50 to
450 lbs. price from $3.50 to 500 90
Children's Metallic Caskets, all sizes, from 8
#. up. Prices in proportion.
No extra charges for attending Funerals.
September %, 1876.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23

of various kinds, and having an experience
of over Thirty years, in designing, and
building machinery for special purposes,
feel warranted in guaranteeing the best of
work. Have on hand, and building,
, 1876-08-11

qqartt:r Oc8 Sc ierais Oh ri6an in@bica>
90 empIana n. Eager om @ooic-Gretf,
@pomina 4. Nu9ult. Drei Grop Sns
e'aner, wcld)s DDS Gage tes @neral8
Ger.D TIN 19. DC 81. perlieBcn, iil6 + ct
on9efoumnen. BUR Seit Ger ADreiie bers
ielbeu flibrten ale cutoed Ell Gpuren 8,
Snoiaaer nutb oen Git lie 8iq@0ornr@cs
btr9cn mo teire %ein;iqc surtif. Sim 25
ooer 26. p. U'. perlicBeu ooe feinolidM
Sneianer i6r 2doer I'M SuBe Der Sta-
9orn>@ebir9e ms 5caen fib notb Den
0toItbu0e0epi 0cu surild. 10 OaB e5 icet
mnt6alih 1T, Gonticrc al Gen. GcrrD
ob;uiAtien. Sd befirdte, no6 Sic SnS
bianer lih &C. @flrerel n;rocn, oa III Der BE-
treIfcnoen @e0cno nibt seilop ct genuA
%porbrnocu 1T. UNI eilc 10 artBs aniubl
Snoiaucr III crnd1rtn. Wioracn fritz
,ps,oc i1 nit ciucnl aus 1000 Wtlnu be
itcbeupen G}mnon>o aufbrchsn. Gous
ten Ole Snoianer fiji als su itarf erp lien
70 wer;e id mid nit @cne al Gerrp per>
einigen. (@e3) @ea. Groof, Gri9ace @e=
neral"
, 1876-08-11


Mittbeilun9. Nuf GriuAen be-
merfen mir, boB 5crr Sobn Sob, mel
tber bon einem Negcr ongetla9t mar,
bcilen Suno geltnDlen 81 buben, ,pie i'm
Yoliseibcriht %unlerer 9cltrigen Summer
a~nseseben, nur iein Gisentbum pieocr
genommen bat, ba er BON Serrn &nlbe
Den Suuo Dor langerer 3eit sum Sc
1Ncnf erbaltcn, unb AUDI cine 2icen5 fir
IGN beSoblt. Gin Neaer, frii9er Yortcc-
per bel Sperm Golbe, bate lib Den 9uno
fiir5li6 urseeignet; dig Serr Sad iol=
DIES erfubr, 9ins er bin nub boIts lib
benlelben wieoer, mas i'm @srift beIt0.
tigt wuroe, mesbalb Der Holi5elri6ter
ni6t alein Den Sperm Sa1 entIieR. ion=
bern aud ben NeNer, Der i'm pertIast
in Die Soften perurtbeilte.
, 1876-08-11

Sorti9ritt. Sn Der City Sail
lit ein Selegrapb an9cbra9t, I'm Die
Stationen. lolIte ein Tcusr allsbre4en,
benohrihtigcn 81 fDnnen; aud fam
jett fir Die 5t0Ot=M ambulance telegra=
pbut luerpen. Capt. Spler id)eint es
lid lcbr onsclcsen lcin 81 lollen, cine
quite Or0uuns bort ein5ufiibrcn, 10 bat
or audi beoroert, oob, o~nitatt ME es fri
Der Der Tau mar, oqe @sion9ene mad
Der 8forte liiir5ten, ibr Glen in gm=
piang gu nebmen, Oielelbsn jtBt cine ST.
nie iprmiren miilien uno bann no6 Der
YIorte 81 marl@iren babrn, no jeoer
na0 Der Neibe feline Mabl5eit erDdlt
uno bann mieocr suri!d nab leincr 3sl=
le 81 9ebcn bat.
, 1876-08-11

8pIt3eiz @eri t. 6nl9enbe
BdUe fomen 0eltern in oielem 8ert0tt
5ur8erhonolnng;
Sobn Minlton, forbin, oltacfia9t Den
Cliffs Gmitb, on9e9riien nno 9cI6la=
gen AT boben, murbe e%ntlol1cn.
Mnrooret MeIton, ongeTlnyt tpeaen
Gielebibcrtretnng. Die Srou pon g or9e
90. Ileet ongesriffm uub zinc 9ortipn
3'petl6en 9eitoDlen 81 baden, arf 9eAte
per5hobcn.
gsoi6inston Mapo, fcrtiq, ongefla9t
,peeen 5runfcnbcit uno nnoroentll6en
Setraaens ouf Der @troBe, 'prros 81
gcltraft.
Gpbert Butler. farbis, aneetluet ben
gllcr. 9plmes, it., on9esriIfen nno &C.
iNiagen gu hoben, lpuroe entloI lcn nod
"s2,ah SoSpttiI6H, Farplg, o1,gctio9t
Sen Gbarlcs Griffin on9e9riffcn mo ben
0erln6 9emoht 81 bcbcn, i'm NIT Ell
mem Melier 81 lteAtn, wuroe onf 80
Sage in Die Sail gelonot.
s. S. Tren9, onsefla9t tpegen @e-
1cbiibertretung uno Snno pon Dem Gi=
gcrtbnm bes 90. .. Sose ipe99enom-
men gu babeu wuroe bis nfSpnEa6eno
nerldOben.
Martbo Sbomas, onscflast 8rettcr
non @snrp Mct9er 9clto9Ien 81 baben,
,pur0e e%ntlo|ien.
&c1A 8rown iorbia on9effast Gin
foiunes Gleio Don Tonny Gi6arolon &c
1tollen su bobcn, iuuroe entlahcn.
@m. 9iellon, angetIa9t cine Yartle
Sobot sriioDlen gu laben, wu,os emit
%lalien.
Yot. Coleman, farbis, onacfla9t ne
gen SrunfenDeit nno unprOentli6en Be-
traocns wuroe oul 80 Sage in Die Sail
gelanot.
, 1876-08-11

Gegen. @eitcrn fur5 no0 Mittag
erfrii6te una ein e~rqnifenoer &egen.
9erIelbe ficl in StrGmcn uno wnr einsm
@oIfcnbruW d0nli0. G5 wurbe Die 9uft
bebeutenb 0oourd obNetii1lt uno Su9lciN
Die &innIteine Der StraBen gercinIgt /;
bericlbe miro 0ud bosu beitrogen, oab Oo5
@ros nod mcbr wu0erE miro, mas ie<
benz Tremnen, Der Die 9rpbe Staot &i4=
mcnb beluAt, loBlei6 einen Se9riH Der
Slou1eit unicrer Gel60fte 9cben mllB.
, 1876-08-11

mir cu0 cipen9auern. ser bur68anfIir.
MIR 9Iiieen Ynb, II. feline SolSfoh
len i'm Sommtr 9ctraudt werocn> be-
merit, mclAtr nns Tim Il ubr loon nit
Ieincm @eldjrci: ygbn-rsr=r s Do oils"
aus Dem S6lummer medte, nno unQc-
ohtet hea Grlu0ens eints unlcrcn No0.
barn, Der wobrldeiutih aud aug lciner
Gube 9eltDrt, iein S0rcien 5n uutcrlaI.
fen, ununterbro9en fortfn0r.
, 1876-08-11

YoR-Offiee 81. 9. 9o@us. Gin
farbigcr Yolt= Glerf, 1T Don Dem Yolt~
meiItcr (?) SRI. San Sem. obselebt mpr~
Den, neil er obne Grlanbni6 ieinen Yos
fen perlolIen, nm fir sinen Neger Sc
Wiortis, seDen Sorgcnien, poltme,ltcr in
Yctsrsburg, gu ui%tumpen."
, 1876-08-11

Sum Sein@ bier. Serr Geo.
8nuernotor, welder bier cine olte be-
faEnie Wirtbi9aft an alten Marft bat,
1T lett mebreren Mnnaten in Ybilaoel=
p9ia, nor CT slei@falls s,uci WirtblNof=
ten, nobc Der AustcIlnu9 belikt. Seit
eini9en Sa9en b%eiinOet er lih bier, piro
aber, ipie mir 6Oren, nnr big Gnbe Die.
fer g80Ne ODER Mnfan9 naditer blsibsn.
, 1876-08-11

Ser @ronb SurD ii BERN ie=
fen. SolgenOe Jdfle wuroen pon Dem
Ypliscirldter nnterluAt uno Der @rano
Surp iiberwielen.
9aniei Mlacs uno Sennie Sobnlon,
bcIoc forbis, on9stlagt lpe9en rm9cleB-
lihen 3uiummenleben&.
Sbomos Sompfins, farbi3> an9etIa9t
lpeoen bps1o|ten Ste0ens.
, 1876-08-11

Ghla9tDiet. NoG hem geridt rss
MieDsmstfsr6 :. @immi, wurht felt A..
Nug, t,s gum 10. Ingut perfauft:
lao Sblen tradt:n non GerbtnIi9tr 5n
0utsn Scrte 81 i'll ST st. Sru to.
S1wsirr Stid, Ycrfalften gu g. 81
gts. Nsttp, Don esn6Dnlider Srtte CUR tfltsn
SAaafe, Mi tier 3u britfuS orts, brottsn A
a ut. 8rutto.
9a'ter per &cpf $500 su 5000 Spn Sc
pSbnli9tr bis 9uter Sprte.
QGmm : per @tiit ppn $i.25-3.25.
Milafibs Sersauf.eu YOn 1875 81 $4,000.
, 1876-08-11

8riuder. Gs linO eini9e Ggcnr-
lipniiten ppn philadelphia bier bcute in
Der Staot, morunter li@ 6 Ooer 7
Stobtrdtbe Der Staot Der Sruoerliebe
befinoen.
, 1876-08-11
GtaDt NibmDno.

Wetterberi6t ir heute.
G%tei0enbes, ocfotot BON folIeuncm go=
rometer; iHo6Ilide nno liiOwefli6e
WSinte; i'm MaQcmeinen ipdrmeres,
tbci1peiie poltiges Mettcr unS mD9li6er
gSeiIe @ewitter.
, 1876-08-11

Worolsbe 9urdfrH. 3ncin,or tSaIid.
Sphnfa96 auegsncrm n-Wrfurit 5 " Sp,
u. M. F7"p 0'@o
e onn, ae gnrunft 5g, 81. -psas
Notoiidc @ea-Eog. GGafid, nusoenem.
ontn Sennthae. - Antunft 1 is 81. M.-
pVFlVIas l.35 nnb S20 81. W.
siieIide gof. 3ptimor taarfb. eOru.
m9e d~usGsnpminfn- - Mnfunft 1900 W.
n ~ s'go ~ M M.- 9offGlub A 9. N. uns
gerataed;- gnsunft 1900 3d. ppa
t9tub l2.45 q. 81. S'
&iebmunh g. 0annine Gifenbobu. sSo,
12.45 q. ", ''''"'"1
9nnbi1Ie e. Grcessbprp. awtimor tin
itd,. @nfaaft 2-330 unb 9 8" 81. 49, rra
i9luB 20. ~. unb f2.45 81. 81.
T%armbiae. 3dali6, sruntaas aueo,ucuz
1ls1. Mnfunft 2.30 q. 81. = Wp(sldlna
~y.,ap'"ie 0gta @Hcnbnbn. Idalid
S'nhta9s eas9tneminen. 9nfunfi 6 81 81
- prltlblnb $50 y. 81.
Hyn@tur9 Charlottesville, @tauutpu. oph;ts
Sulpbfr Sprinas nnb pslIih Bon WbitesuI.
ggef SptthgS @nfunft 5 s, M.- Omit.
itlub $50 q. 81. $p'~
sssn gnint nnt @tatiouen MI ser 81 ~.
u. nno s.. q. 81. Saaiitt, gsnntaas o g%
npn.men; Anfnnft 1890 y. @a.- wpIt.
@loueeiisr, liter @sa pciut. ,SoGd.-ma
unit 1o.30@ 81. -pptldlue ~. Up.
Saspatannef, iitcr gifb oouI. tSori4
"nfanft $50 9. % ppGldlna 4 y. M.
,Sanaes &iher GamhfeY. Ir,imoy rSd,rs
10y. - @nfnnfk, Mcuta9s, Mlfrppd1s uns
9relta9s, N. @. - Yphl6Ius, Tisnifons
Aonnfrlfa9s unb Spanabsnss, $50 81 SD
Ganaf gafst. Gr.imnt n seest3d
!, an 81 Mftttmogs, 3reitaes unit @unntaos
q ~: = poffh0lub, Mpntaas, Mi1wud,s
"ao orfitags, 4 ". %. '
Short guns &nute. ;3ppeim II yva,eutiau
a. o. anfullft, Rlttrpds Mne gannotsnes g
~. w; 81 o, gsDlfl9lub, Dunnsriass HIND sonu
, 1876-08-11

3uge, pelde Hidme b rt 9: 70 9. Nf. t~erldicn, fab
rem tngfd. tsonnteas a~usSeRpmn,sn) unb baltsn an bsi
aaen esprbnliden Stationen.
3u8e, mslhi &ibmpne hin 1870 81. Sd. S%erIaHca,
fabren taaltd, une haltrit an tn 6anpber. Fruifd Cor
oeusoiae Charlottesville SSpb. Retum'S 'Niper, @reens
rrpS, gTabnsebprp. Staontpn. 6pibsn. Miatprp', erpp
nstet urp allen Stdticaen meitltf Won @lrstans
Nc rrt!sc aticn.3ise re iaHeu Atdmpn6 fir @pr.
sensptae unp alien 3mifdsn Statipnsn tdefiG &c snn.
tags aussenpnlnen' nm Ads 81. W. Die .@afaptere
, eles 3u8es treTen hin $40 q. so tn gBafE.n ton Elm
3iac fplninsn in glidnsnb an ME fplst:
grptse : Bug taeltd INT 9. M.
Pot 5u8td lid tSrnntass %auSsenpm. } Tim $50 VI @.
Wfte mpoatton,u tdsli6 (Scnntass ause. 1870 9.Mt.
3u9e, ipelte IN Ttin.pnb ahfcnn,sn, taltsn Bel rem
Stattonen an. nie pbei.
Die Bulge %perbinten f6 nit ben 3iaen Ter Iitn,pnb
frfrte Spn ais mad gtidinpno.
Ndbsre ansfunft wfsen preffe etc. strb IN no. S26
Nfatn Str., pbsr in ber : flee Der Guinpaenie ertbeilt.
Conway 81. Spw1re.
General @aTasier. nab Gidet. asent,
W. 81. 9. Dunn,
Sneenieur urb Snperinten> ent. 81
, 1876-08-11

Steuern. 0ie ginno6me Der in-
neren Stsuern Der Ser. Stootsn fir
biclen 0iiiritt betruseu 9eltern $l6,-
293.73.
, 1876-08-11

Gitcus. SpDn &obinlpn's Circus
tommt wieoer. Sic M9enten linb ihon
in Der Staot I'M lire Nnpronun9en 5u
%treffen.
, 1876-08-11
epufftlctfn Spn 8rieffa(fenx

Soa Na1ifn All ten apsj teIunbereu Wcasnu
ip.'nt ess Stsr1tfafsn bsfannt fns~ 500 unb
.l'ao ~ ~, 80 nrb us 81. AR. @pmn.
'"9s- $50 9. ~. unS z o. M.
- an Sst%ertagen -~ Geo g. gP. uns
Z VI; m. Wpn allen anbern aalten n,ersS,s
Sls Sf'efe hnf bsm &idpsy Der SrGaer onoeD
Hpl. U. 4. SaR Gem, u, d.
, 1876-08-11

ausruer. Mir miiIIen wirfli3
NIT Dem 9errn, Der liA tiirSll@ in Sis
put6" iiber bus S6rcien Der SolStoblen
8ertduIer i'll Den StraBen, furS na0
@onnenanf9dns beflo9te, iibereinlims
men. ocnn lett slniseu Mprsenom boben
, 1876-08-11
Nad Der Centennial III Sfenmng.

@idmrnb, gprf Silver unb)
G%bffapSdte @iisnbdbn ;
Gtper. Sffee Is. Wai 1876. J
Mn gsIu6er Der ,,@entenn,oI."
Nm une mad tiefsm 9dtum srercet auf 80 SAGE spn
Datum ibrsr Insit,lt,tne an aiiti E @rtur{ipns
Gtdet 3ptiben @itn,eno uno Tbiiaoeirtia viz grr
aissr sahn IN bi.fer Office fir IS rs aus saeten.
Stfte Stftt lthe 5u ta6en III Ga 6er'S 8?6 lRai frase
TN Grdarge Srtel uno II Ger s. tiice biefsr Gempaaui
az Ter Gfe Ger 23iten unb &pdtrabt.
y. :. y UuoIas,
mo Superintendent
, 1876-08-11
Ser Snbiamcr. &rieg.

8aibinston. 8. ausuit. 6otaeu.
M Depeldle wuroe bente Abeno tnt0aupts
, 1876-08-11
a'9me7a eeaeg A!arm- CsIearapb,

A'on'7o tfuer 9Iarm-G slsgrayb~
ella m 6 & e n.
Np. 2 @rRe guIbei Statipn..
w. 8 9peite poIisei Citation.
~. a Critic pOrisei @htiun.
"e. Sprtssnbaps, 3s 5tmbe, naDs
grpap. "'S
"0. o~so'Of ans sasSer SOUS" gssas
Stfabe, awilben Der 9ten ,,np fern
Mc. 2 Sfrfbeubaus. fstss ctr nal,
Syanflir. "" WY
w. 70 &pfetrs.
M'. g Gds ber 12ttn uuS main Ctr.
Mp' - edt Der t0ien unb 9srb @tr.
49, 10 effe brr item uns Cars Ctr.
no. 10 ede Der giie unb Wiain Ctr.
no. ~ SIDE Der 3ten uub DupaI ctr
M0. p GSe Der 255aarm u,b groap o.
Nf. % eds Der t7seu uut Marltoa etx
NO. ~ ede Der 17hu nup Malbiuatss
Ctr. 'S
"0. 20 Mftr's'Iis'n GiIsa. @nfe, =.
ST. r...
no. 70 Ode Der 5tsu uab @ain Cir.
NO. 81 Gds Der 14tsn unp Main Ctr
No. 50 Gff ber % Fen mt 9Gaiu CTR
Np. "a Gde rer 13ten unb gars Ctr
no. 3-5 Stietii6cs Nrmenbans.
Me. So Greaesar Giem=gEersrx
M0. Al Ode bsr 9tsu anb 0eig, Sis..
no. 2 sruae @trase sde Sail aau.
wv. 4-3 Gds Sprins uab Sine Ctr.
M0. 70 eas ct. Sanss unb Dusaf @ts,
no. 40 Ser benbcus, 25as ctr.
No. ST Sprigsubaus, 10 en-.
Ao. 5-2- ede Der GlaY I'M @ilmsr Ctr.
, 1876-08-11

@eriebuns. Ser @iAmono,
girginia, Enquirer" meloet, oob Der
onrti9e Siihnf Snn1ss Gibbons ols
9iilis. Sil6of (G%nobjutor) rad ser Grs
oiDj6le Baltimore perIebt meroen miro.
(Salt. &prl. y. 1O.l
, 1876-08-11

@nlo idlpB 9eltern Mtitiog in Jtep
Norf nit 1118.
, 1876-08-11

@etter. GsItern sei9te oas S5er
momcter nm II llbr Ntitta9s 81
GRAB.
, 1876-08-11
Wiliam y. }GYatt,
AZ. Gebilo aler,
so. 7OT y. 0rate Str.,
(GGe Ter 7tsn.)
(Gfe Ter 7tsn..
Sc dl d) NJ 0 n 5, 9 a..

u I Ut ~ IHU II ., Su.
0a i'd large 3cit III benz @si6afts %sspeIsn,
Bin id) 10 fiTgsri9tet, pae les ale NuitrGge ,ua
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Jdne fo,nen geitern in oielem 8ertdtt
understanding:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11

The Anti-Chinesc movement lately
inaugurated in San Francisco on
slch large scale, is taking practical
shape, as will be seen by the follow
ing dispatch of Monday: "Yester-
day afternoon a crowd of hoodlums,
numbering twenty five, Knocked
down and pummeled a Chinaman on
Mission and Twelfth streets. After
giving this evidence of bravery,
they valiantly descended on the
wash-house Of Chang All Yet, near
by, and with stones and brickbats
crushed in tlle windows and battered
down the doors. One unlucky Ce-
lestial, who stood inside, received a
severe cut upon the scalp from fly
ing rock. No arrests" Mayor
Bryant will have to stop this sort of
thing Or he vii not go to the U. s.
Senate in 3 hurry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11

IT'S reported that Jim Keene,
the great stock operator of San
Francisco, has made bet of So 900
that Con. Virginia will touch S57. so
within a year. If silver continues
to depreciate as rapidly as during
the past year, the sooner that and
all other silver mines touch bed
rock the better. 1t looks as though
old iron were going to take second
place to gold in the list of precious
m etals, for all practical purposes.
Trade dollars and half dollars will
continue to look as big and weigh
as much as ever, but their purchas-
ing power will be felt in the higher
price OF goods. Should Congress
make silver a legal tender next to
gold, then gold will be driven out
of the country, and altogether the
deuse is to pay, for the Black Hills
are not even good China diggings.
u
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11

THE death of A. r. Stewart, the
great merchant millionaire, took
pla re yesterday in New York about
ono O'Clock. The next thing in
order is to ascertain that he was not
as wealthy as generally believed.
Still VIC would prefer his estate to
hi, corpse. Stewart was great
character in his way. Like Stephen
Girarl, too, he was foreign born,
aud leaves no children to wrangle
over the remains. ....-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11


THEY have been doing a little
revenue reforming up in Idaho, in
se,+anc;rc one r q Gear Gov
-.1s,.., g
erhinent agent " -FOUR years iaoor
and confinement In the penitentiary
and to pay a fine of $50, O93 OF. We
s,d Tho followino naraoronb IN tbo
49,
Proceeoings Oh the COURT as pup
lished in The Statesman OF April
9th
The Judge. before pronouncing
sentence, spoke OF the high social
posi'lon WHICH Mr.. us .e hau nero :
na, bah;ts Of himself and family Of
the fact that he had never engaged
in any speculative business, but
hao always i,seu "i'ns" ms ineahs;
iisappeared and though the de.
PENDANT had had a fair and impair
tial triai. II had not oeen attempted
70 snv ~. ,a"nor A oxoant t ~ : eva, nT
ano,,nt by one of the deputies
Judge HOLSTER said that in the
coarse o. long luaicial career tne
~ az. was Tho mnst ns;nfnl thu,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11
A Blunder in Location.

take. We have always bcel OF that
opinion, but the report that the rail-
road fare between Philadelphia and
New York is to be raised a dollar
each way brings the matter afresh to
| mind. Whether the report is true or
not, makes no difference. Whether 1t
was A local or national influence that
fixed upon Philadelphia for the great
show. we are not so certain; but to
pitch upon the backyard OF New
York--the great metropolis and set
mort of the country-for such an eX-
bibition. was blunder next to a
crime. With Philadelphia there is
no possible competition by railroad
every avenue of communication is
in the grasp of one monopoly. That
city is nothing and never will be
more than an ovcrgrown vitlage-a
| monotonous, stupid place, with
neither hotels or theaters, compara-
lively, and the mere factof the Decla-
ration of Independence having been
signed there was not enough. His
torically and every way, Boston
would have been better site tor the
Centennial. for Bunker Hill made
the Declaration possible, in connec-
ton with the July sun and horse
flies of 1876. The city Of Client, in
Belgium, where the treaty of peace
was signed, would be about as fitting
place every way f'r the Centennial
celebration. Outside of Robert Nor
ris. the Revolution produced no men
from Pennsylvania worthy of mention
alongside Of Massachusetts, Virginia
and New York. Every American
who goes to the Centennial will have
to 90 to New York at extra expense,
and foreigners will have to pass
through New York to an out.of-the-
way collection of old fashioned brick
houses, for the purpose OF see
ing the show of all nations. How
much better it would have been to
have had the Centennial located at
Chicago city which would show
the progress of the country during
quarter of century more fully
than old Philadelphia has during
the past two hundred years. Nine
tenths Of the Atlantic States people
would thereby get little practical
knowledge OF the extent of the
country, and foreigners would be
amazed. In any light you can put
it, Philadelphia will be vexation
beyond estimation in this connec-
ton.
1t was at best, a sophomorical
sentimentalism that located the
Centennial at Philadelphia blum
der as'characteristic of the youth OF
nations, perhaps, as that of indi-
viduals. Would England think of
inviting all nations to q fair at Man
chester !; Germany at any other
place than Berlin; France, outside
of Paris, or Austria away from
Vienna2 1t is to be hoped that the
United States will have learned a
little sense by the time another GEN.
fury rolls around. Had the Gen.
,ennial been located at either New
York or Chicago, it would not have
come SO near being stranded fnan-
cially half dozen times since its
inception. But enough of this
growl for the present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-11

PRApo, a past President and also
President. ELECT of Peru, is announced
as comin. guest at the Centennial.
There will be more of those second
rate notables from Central and South
America than the United States will
know what to do with. Don Pedro,
Emperor Of Brazil, promises to ex-
haust the patience of the country a
month before the exhibition fairly
opens.