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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PCBLIC SPEAKING.

On next Tuesd.y evening, October
10th, Col. A. &. Els will address the
citizens oi Wtnnemucca on the politi-
cal tissues Of The day al Centennial Hall
lie Ia u good speaker, aud will deal
With :.cts aud Ggar.s OF Interest to the
public at tue pr. seat time. There ARE
but few Ds,nocr.tio speakers in the d - Id
III Nevada. and everybody should avail
themselves uf this opportunity to hear
our next meiuLer ut Congress.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
THE LAST DAY.


The Rnres In tie AZ eruoon, mnsi
Scenes at ths Pavilion Las,
Evsn
The Fenri, Aunulh Far If the Hum.
boldt ID A. ~. IL IL. $. closed las,
evening.
Yesterd ,r afternoon ended tb. speed
contests Tor the soriety's purses.
The first nice WAS single dash of on.
quarter OF mile heiweph Sleepy Bill
and EWIgrant, which WAS won.by the
later in 0:23I&, and was one of the
closest contests of the week
The second was Que half mile aud r..
peat, for which Vulcan, J"hnuy d
Long, Loaf~r and Mile Red w.r,
enteltd. FIRST and second heats ana
race won by d. Long; time, O.53 and
O:534.
Tie attendance ut the grounds was
not so large as on the preceding days
but b.ttiug ~as fnlly as lively.
THE PAVILION
Last evening was brilliantly lighted
and filled With visitors. The band
played lively airs and ever, body seemed
to enjoy the scene. The prizes award
ed III the "a lestrienne tournament were
presented TO the fair winners by T..
Blennerhassett. who MAS selected b,
the President Of the Society. Alex Wis. :,
TO make the presentation speech. Miss
Fnunie Wandering received the GOLD
watch, Mrs. L. l.. Rlchard, the Chiun
tea set, aud Mrs. II II. McColly. the
silver fruit basket. The silver cups
awarded Miss Mamie Shaw and Miss
Ross, not having arrived, there was
some disappointment in consequence.
few lively remarks were made 10y &.
Cheuoweth. Superintendent of the Pm
WHOM, who complimented the ladies on
the display Of their handiwork ON ex-
hilition, and impressed upon those
present the necessity of taking an in-
terest III these annual fairs, aud bring
lug samples Tor exhibition. At the
close of the Exercises ut the Pavilion,
the fair and the gay hasteued to Cen
tenn,al Hall to participate in
THE GRAND BALL.
given under the auspices of the So
ciety. This affair was one Of the bes,
attended, and pleasantest OF the kind
ever held III the county. The music
was excellent, and the happy thion4
joinsd in the merry dance, aud waltzed
aud ehassaed until the small hours oil
the morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
Registration Notice.

.NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Registry Books for Indian Town.
sap, Election Precinct No. 3. Humboldt
county, Nevada. are noW open, ut the office OF
tue Undersigned, for the registration of the
names OF the qualified electors in said town
ship anu election precinct ut the gen, raj cleo
ton. to be held IN the seventh day of Novem.
her. 1876, and will continue to be open for
such registration between the hours of l.
o'clock =. N. and . O'Clock p. IN. of all leg /
days, from the 1T day OF July, 1876, to AMI
including the 2Uth day Of Oct, Der, 1876, and
from O'Clock y. IN. 10 O'Clock p m. during
the ten days IL. 1t preceding the said 10Th day
of October, az, on which day at p. M. the
the said registration shall close. All
Ma uralized citizens must produce their
naturalization pape, to be stamped accord.
ine to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss.
L. F. DUNN, Registry Agent.
Spring Valley, September %, 1876. 29-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

LEWIS BRorHsRs' ELIMINATION. -
The last entertainment of this de.
servedly popular troupe will be given
this evening at Centenpiai Hall,it being
che occasion of the complimentary ben
eft rendered Prof. Chas. A. Lewis by
many Of the leading citizens Of Winnie.
mncca. An excellent programme has
been arranged for the evening. The
entertainment will be given immediate.
ly after the close of Mr.. Wren's speech.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Registry Books for Humboldt Town
snip Electi n recinct No. u, Humboldt
county Nevada. are nov open, at the office of
the undersigned, for the registIa alton If the
names of the gu Lifted electors in said town.
snip aud election precinct at the general cleo.
ti0n to be hela on the Seventh day of Noven-
Der, 1876. and will continue to. be open for
such registration between the houis Of 10
O'clock a. m aud o'clock p. m. of al legal
days, from the LIST day of July, 1876. 10 and
Including the goth day OF October. 1876 ana
from o'clock p N. to y O'Clock p. III. during
the ten days next preceding the said 10th day
Of October. 1876, ON which day at O'Clock p.
M. the said registration shsll close. All
naturalizcd ciClzens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord
ing to Law, Or come prepared To prove their
loss.
L. A. BLAEESLEE, Registry Agent.
Humboldt use. september ~, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
DEMOCRATIC GEA IRAL con-
MI1"I EE

There will be n meeting of the Dem
oerstic County Central Committee held
III the Recorders office ut o CLOCK
next Monday evening. October 8. Ali
members OF the Committee are re-.
quested to be present in person OF
10y proxy. q. L. BlLES. Chairman.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

JUSTICES CoURr.-The examination
OF Ed. ellis, charged with shooting
James Huber, was again continued in
the Justices Court to-day, until the
2lst inst. The case of Peasely, charged
with violation Of the lottery law. was
continued until next Monday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

STRIKES IN CoRNUcoPfA.-Wsl learn
from an authentic source that soms
very rich ore has been struck, within
the last week, in the Panther and the
Hnssey mines, at Cornucopia. Our
informant had not learned anything
definitely. however. Us to the quantity
of ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

FINE JACKS. Geo. B. Payne arrived
here yesterday with twenty extra fine
jacks aud jennies, raised in Kentucky.
They remained over here to feed aud
rssts and will be taken to California.
Their music is very enlivening to per-
sons living within mile of the corral
where they are kept.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Il AEaXBY GIvRS THAT
~ the Re2isty Books for Star township,
Election Precinct ; Q. I, huuhoIdt county
Nevada. 1Ee new uf,en. at the office If the
unaeI signed. for te regis r.lti,n of the
names ofths Gu lifted electors in said town.
thlp and eL:ctInn precinct at tha gon NE al cleo.
tonic be held ON the seventh day OF Aoyem
ber, 1876. sud Will contiEue to b. open Tor
su'h REGISTRATION aatne.n the hours Of IT,
o'clock II. m. and 6 O'clock .. IN of all l. gal
days, IL II the " day OF suly, 1876, tuand in
cindhg the "0tn dsy OF october. SIS, AID
froEl : o'el ok y. Ia TO O'Clock D. IN dncinp
the ten days next preceding the sid 20 day
oi 0cteber. 1876. IN which day at q o'clock p
III. the said registfati II stall close. Al
ntturalil.d c tiZ lis mist produce their
naiiuralzati papers to BIZ stamped accord
ING to law. or come prepared TO prove their
loss.
PETER WOOLCOCK. Registry Agent,
Star City, 81 ptember Is, 1916. 29-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

DISTRICT COURT. The October term
of the District Court commenced last
Monday. at which time court ad.
journed until to-day in consequence of
the fair. Now is the time for persons
wishing to get naturalized in time to
vote at the Presidential election to get
their papers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

OFF ON THE MORNING TRArN.-J. C.
Hagerman and L. Biennerhassett, Til
den and Hendricks. Presidential
electors, left to-day for Battle
Moantain. where they will address the
citizens this evening. They intend to
speak at Enreka. Hamilton, and Austin
before they return.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

PREAcHrNa.-There will be Divine
Service at the schoolhouse at IL clock
A. NJ. and z o'clock p. NJ. tomorrow,
Rev. G. B. Hinkle officiating. Sabbath
school at the usual hour, 2 O'Clock p.
n. All are invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

SHIPPING CATTLE.-Dsvine & Tod
hunter, of Southeastern Oregon, have
driven band of fine cattle here, and
will ship twenty-five car loads of
them to Melrose, California. this eve
ming.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK sspohr.
Last Evenings Board.

so Meadow Valley zoe
% Raymond & Eiy So 5X
595 Easeka l2A 1914 bj
30 Jaoksou ia
100 Belmont 2
a2700 Leopard ga SIX $50
go Noitoern Belle l311. 70 go
235 HnHsey soc
500 Gcn Tuomss i5kl%
$50 M~nbatieu 164 l6X
200 Grnesee Vaiie, Z
$40 New Coso "a 70.
1850 P,U:Ean BE 3Uc
$50 Yellow JACKIE, 235s 23ss So
1876 Con WI 90 5511i b5
40 Gonl" ~ Curry Az
80 Meaican 2G 2514
1879 Si-fra Nevada ii M
lG0 Grown Point TX
730 Savage l5s. l5s. b30
i740 lmprrinI Aloe
500 Ol,hir 4Gh 46s.
3lo justice ~ ~
270 California 6011a o9x
so Caisdunl. va
1870 Union Ii 1919
90 tholInr II 10
90 Cut,f'deuce ID
80 Alph III 49,.
25n ExrteQ"er 1874 80 1917
1895 B,i.imuie rs "a
$50 Hale and Notcross 0 OK
THE Mornings Board.
1850 0phr II 49,.
$50 Mexican 2o1s 26 b5
400 Gnu!d and curry AZ Az
$50 Best and BE cher 45ss. ~
$50 ta!'iutnia CO.. 60H
200 Savage 1914 i5ss
1885 Con Va 55A 80
80 Choiiir as lJL
1885 Hale aid Noic.oss 9Lt 9L
t20 Grown Point ~ llX
1870 yellow Jacket 2iH 24t 10
3ll5 Imperial ia 42Oc
40 kentuca I05. l0i
400 alpha 4G1s 46s. b5
l65 Be;cher II II 80
5o0 Ercheqacr IA Ia
1000 Sierra Nrvud, ~ nv
El35 OvernDn 77I 1914
335 Justice ~ 1879 ol0
6l0 UaIoa Con III az
sxx~.21czsazssusrsn-uw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

The Wares In tiSe AZ srwoon, ard
Scenes at tiis Pavrtivn Last
EvJn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-07

The Fenrti, Aunual Far If the Hum.
boldt ID A. N. Il IL. s. closed las,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Summer 265.

fOlsefries sur 6OfSe 5absn, bs6en
Gnbe ni@t ab5uieben wars. gSas aber
cine tiirfii@e !6erri9aft in Serbien an6e.
lanst, 10 itimmen bic bebeutsnbiten 0tdn,
net oes Sanbes, ia ielbit Die @jesner bes
ietisen arieses barin therein, baB es bsiier
pare, baB ieber Serbe iein 9ebsn auf Dem
S9la9tfeIoe ansbaute, als baB man ii9
ibr unterlpiirfe, senn Die greueltbaten ser
Eiirten in benz eroberten 9anoe iinb uns
9laubli9. Die S0rfsr werben in S6utt
nnO ati9e selest Bic Mdnner, greiis uno
&tnoer gemOroet, Die 6rauen uub Mdo6eu
seiddnOet.
Die Giirfen ba6en BEL Guci pon BEN
Neontenesrinern cine tii9ti9e S9lappe err
balten. Nfabomeb Gaida riidte NIT 90, :
600 WtAnn in Die S9lu6ten pon Suci,
ieine 9lrmee wir6e pon allen Seiten anees
srlfTen uno nabm na@ fur9tbaren gerlulten
bic 6lu9t. Ste puroe bis Boogarita per-
folst. Ntan i6dtt bic SerIuite Der Sirfen
aui 5000 Mann. Gs ioa bies bic blutia,
ite S3la@t I'M sansen &risse aeweIen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
3c6 eAr6eiteH a0er Art prompt nna 6ilri9
ansgefi6rt.
Office ber Gazette
20. 442 Mainiirabe, ;tuii6en 4. u. 5.

Ibl9luB. gSie Die Der uoraussebenben, 70
iit aud Die 9lufiibruns bieier letten 9lbtbei>
lung in ieber Sesiebuns cine AUDI Die GEE
ipannteiten Grtpartunsen befriebisenSe su
nennen.
Die slntis8asnerianer wollen in bieier
Sonbidtuns nibt uiel Melubie finben, bod
ertennen iie an, baB iie bas sr6Bte 8ert
oes Gomponilten lit. Sic baben uornebmz
lid baran aus;uieeen, baB Basner beur
bramatiI3en Clement ben Torrans uor Seur
lpril@en seseben babe.
am S3Iuiie Der SoriteIluns CAB ii5 Die
srOBte geseiiteruns funo. @asner wuroe
itiirmii9 seruien unb banfte fir Die Sei=
falsbeseusunsen. WtOrsen al6enb pirb
ben @Onnern bes llnternebmens Elm Seiteiz
fen seseben perben, Bel weldem 8asuer
eine 4nipru9e balten wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Ans,ag aus ben telegraph. grpsfbsn
. euti Ian 5.


Sapreutb, Is. atus. Gtwa piers
tauieno 6renbe iinb bier, um Der erlten
aufiibruns bes Sting Der Nibslunsen"
beisuwobnen, worunter unsefdbr iedsia
geri9teritatter beutl6sr ameritaniIder uno
anberer 3eitunsen iinb. @eitern Gbenb
fanb gu gbren bes sroBen grsisnifss elm
srOBartiser 6adeIsus itutt.
2onbon, IA. 9lus. Der vOatlp
Rews" miro Don gapreutb semeIoet: Die
auiiiibruns bes SoripieIs gum Sting Der
siibelunsen"; nSas &beinsoIb, bssann
um Sonntas abeno Inn ieds llbr. Sober
Sis i'm 3ul9auerraum mar beiest.
sluf Der Sirltenbibne waren II. u. Ser
&aiier Dom Yeoro, un6 bic @roBber;oae
BON aRedlenburs, Sa9iensBeimar uno.
Saben. Ton beriibmten gomponilten
paren anlueienb 9is;t unb @punob. llns
sefdbr fiinf;is slmerifaner befanben ii3
inter ben 3ui3auern. Oas 9lu6itorium
blieb wabreno Ser san;en Oaritelluns in
Ouufel sebIllt, ba alles 2i9t auf Die Sabs
ne cousentrirt mar.
SeifaIls' Sunbse sebunsen luarsn nur am
S9luile Der ein,elneu 9ltte erlaubt. Die
aluiiiibrunS mar cine beuunoerlnsspiirbise
unb Die 9eiitunsen bes Sr9eiters waren
beinabe uolenbet. OaB leeteres ben SIits
fen Der 3ubOrer uerborsen blieb, erbObte ben
gifett nod bebeutenb.
@asner wurSe am S9Iuiie Der SoriteIs
lung itirmii3 beruOrserufen, Iebnte ie6O9
bic Sulbisunsab.
Sapreutb, IA. 2lus. Die slufibs
runs Der rBuItiire", bes eriteu S6eilss
Der Erilosie, besann um pier llbr Na6.
mittass unb oauerte bis nm balb ;sbn llbr.
ginsn bswaItisenben ginbrud ma9ten pors
sisli9 Der 1. 9lft unb bic SdluBlcene,
ais ber sanse Sintsrsrunb Der Sabne ii5
in ein Gismeer perwanbelte. Die Beaeis
iteruns Der 3uidausr IieB iid beute ni9t
bdnSisen unb bic goritelIuns wurbe wisbers
bolt pOn geifaasi itiirmen unterbro1en.
slm S9luiie zines ieben slttes wurbsn bic
Sauptoariteller itiirmiid serufen. Der
Oidtsr aber, iowobI ais bic &iinitler, psls
9en bieIe gbrsnbebeseusunsen saIten, bieIs
ten baiir, baB ibr gortretsn Die @inbeit
Der OariteIluns itOren .uirbe, u. saben ben
Guieu fein 9sb0r. &aiier Wilbelm nobnte
Der sluiiibrans uon slnfans Bis gu gnbe
Bel unb fubr am S9luB berielben naeb Sos
belsberS.
Sayreutb, is. glus Ser Srueite
Sbeil uon gSasner's Srilosie-Ser vSunse
Siesfriso eini6IiebIi9 sweis
er Yaulen uon ie elmer Stunbe, a5tebaIb
Sunbsn. Die geseiiterrlns Der SubOrer
wu9s nit isSsm glfte unb srrei@te ib,sn
Sobepuntt in Der SdluBicene, in pelder
SrunbilSe auf bsm SeuerfeIien erIpa@t.
SeiOnoers fsieInb wirtten auf Die SubOs
rerl9ait iernsr bic Seenen, in pel@en Sas
3wisssiprad swij6en Siesfrieb unb benz
@alSpSseleiein portommt, unb Der Muss
gang bes srifen slttss, no Der iuuse, tabne
Sslb iid aus ieinem seripIitterten Sdwert
Elm neues Sdpsrt i@miebst.
@apreutb, II. aus. Wait Der .@Sts
terbdmmeuins" selanste beute abenb bic
erfe Mufiibruns bes Wasnsri@en Msiiter.
psrtes, bes .@ims bes 9aibslunsen", sum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Sabsans Dubuque, Sowa, Qin0as oeu 22 Augna 1876.

geb0riseu 0dnbereien in ben Staaten
Ranias unb Jtebrasfa wurbe paiiirt.
9ta9bem Biper, Seebe unb @ilion pon
Soma gu 9ausmit9lieoern bes seneinIdaft.
Iidem ausi6uhes fir Brdfuns BET dinsiis
i6en Ginwanoeruns ernannt uaren, erfol9te
unter BEN sew6bnll6en 6ormaIitdteu Ser
tasuns bes 44ten GOnsreiies, iuoSu mir
Soft lei Oanf uno Nmen iaeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

3ur Grtldruns obiser Ospei9en fisen
mir bin;u, SaB 8asner in benz bereits be-
ribmten @erfe v0ting Der 9tibelunsen" Die
alte beuti9e Gage uon BEN gtibelunsen our
bramatiiden aluifibruns sebradt bat. Oas
8srt serfdat in 4 Sbeile: &beinsoIb,
8altire, Siesfrieb nnb gOtterbdmmeruns.
I'm sur alusiiibruns gu selansen, naBte
elm eissnss foitipieIises @ebduoe erridtet
wsrbsn uurben bic beiten Eonfiinitler aus
gan; Oeuti3lanb sufammenberufen.
@roBbrittanien.
Man9 ter, 15. Iug. Dem y@uarz
sin" wirb Don 9onSon teIesrapbii3 beridz
tet: 9israeli's Innabme bes Imtes bes
9orbs sSiesel6ewabrers bat in bemielben
MaBe iiberraidt, wie feline @rbebuns gum
Yair. Wtan wollte ibm basur9 eineu
gbrenpoiten ii9ern fir ben SAD, baB feline
geiunbbeit ibm ni9t erIauben iolIte, bic
6ibruns bes Sberbauies in beHen ud9iter
Oidt su iibernebmen. Mtan eripartet, baB
ibm gu benz SiteI zines @raien uon 8eas
conlbire nod bic zines 8icomte 6ubenbsu
uub Baron Oisrasli perosu uerIisben pers
ben. Der Saronet Cir Mi9ael 6ifs
Bead, SbersSefretGr fir Srlanb, miro
ruabrl9einli6 bic Steue bss Sir @barles
2lbberlp, bes BrdiiOeuten Der 6anoelsfam4
mer, i'm Cabinet eiunebmen, fails bieier
gum Bair erbo6en iperben iollte.
@biubur5, IA. aus. Der Scots
man. idreibt: Sin sepiilenbafter gorres
iponbent ueriidert uns, baB OisraeIfs @rs
bebuns gum @titsliebe oes Obsrbauies Der
erits S9ritt gu ieinem 0tiittritt ais Winia
| iterprdiioent iei, Der iebo9 wabrideinli9
erit bel gesinn Der nd@fen Seiiion bes
Barlament erfolsen weros. Oils Der ueue
Yremisr pirb Der g,raf Oerbp, Der jesiss
Winiiter bes auswartisen, ssnannt.
9onbon, IA. @us. Oie &Snisin ieets
am Samitas i'm Osborne Sauie auf Der
Ssle Of Bisbt OisraeIi gum 9orbsSieseIs
bswabrer elm.
9oubon, Is. slus. tSsnry 9otber,
graf uon 9ansbale unO Mitslieb Ses
Oberbauies, 1T seforben.
Der Seriud Senrid gauil's, ben gas
nal gu ourdi9wimmen, miBIans. Ga
uiu bIieb ,uSli Stunbe I'M @aiier unb
mar iebr eridOpft, ais er an 8orb bss
Sdiiies senommen wurOe.
9onoon, Is. glus. Sin Telesramm
BON Calcutta iast: Der geridt, baB 9Orb
9pton im tommeubsn 5ribiabr bic @snes
raIitattbalteridaft pom Oitinbisn nieosr;us
lesen bsabii9tise, lit iaIi9.
@binburg Is. glus. Oas Stan6s
bib bes sroBen 4lritareiienoen, Or. 9i-
uinsitone, iueIdes ieinen Ylas.iu nnuiittsls
barer RGbe bes ,ScottsOentmaIs srbaIten
Bat, wuroe seiten entballt.
gbin burg, II. 9lus. Oas pon
SdOttlrno benz Inbenfen bss psritorbsneu
@emabls ber SOnisin gittOria, Bring aIs
bert, erri9tete Oenfmal warSe bsute 9iad=
mittas uon Der aOnisin isIbit fsierIi3 ents
built.
6ranfrei6.
Yaris, l6. Mug. Wan ipri4t bapon,
baB Der Sriessminiiter De Giiiep nit 9tdbs
item benz General Yerdant Ylae MAIDEN
werbe.
9aris, IS. Nus. Der Yrdiibent
Weac Weabon bat lel I'M @efansniB iieens
BEN gommunarbs bic 6reibeit sei@enft.
| @esppten.
9ombon, II. Ius. Gin aus ruiiii9sr
Sxeae tomntenSss Eelesramm uon Ilers
anbrisn in Iesppten, an ben yStanbaroA
iast, baB gerltdrtunsem nad Abeiiinien abs
asb,n no uutsr ben Xespptsrn cine gmpOs
run sgsJebra@en iein iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

an,eisen fur gienics, 9cttsrien, @lifslpiele
&c, ais hsm G3site esr fatb. 8ir9e suwipsr, fu-
ZEN feline @ufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

slae an5eisen ienbe man ipdteitens
Mnntas M|ursen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Seiratbs- unb SobeSanseissn nit Spra&
$3.50, ubne Spru1 Si.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
greise def Snzeigeu.
9neal> >Noti,em.

Inter 3silsn BREWER pwtsn ni4t anssnom-
men. 8iif ieee 3eile BREWER rbsr beren Haum
eas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic nG6fen Male 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

gaswdrtiss an,sissn mafsa Sprausbs;aslt Hersen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-14

DR.. Phillips has moved his office
over the state Savings Bank.
DR.. A. a. Johnston and Mrs. John
son have returned from Houston.
Mr.. 5. y. Strsttou, the grain dealer,
has returned after an absence of some
weeks.
H. a. lloyt, Esq, formerly of lu-
diauoln, has settled here AS junior part
ner, of the house of Coffin n Hoyt,
druggists.
Major Helm, one OF our most popu-
lar members OF tho bar, who has been
dangerously Ill, Is convalesciug, and is
now considered out of danger.
The many friends ofMrs. Scripture,
will be pleased to learn of her safe ar
rival among her friends in Missouri,
whom she is visiting this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr, who have
resided at the San Jacinto Hotel for
the past two years, have taken apart
ments at the lie Grand Hotel perma-
nently.
Bishop Garrett, OF the Episcopal
church, visited our town, last week,
aud while here preached to large su.
dience. For sound, scientific and logi.
cal reasoning, the Bishop has few, IL
any, superiors, in America. He is
truly capable workmen, and needeth
not To be ashamed. Decatur Tribune.
Mr.. l.. w, Lindley, from the large
commission house OF J. Ii. Dowcll 4
Co., OF st. Louis, is in the city and
stopping at the Lamar House. The
house he represents il one Of the
largest In st. Louis, and our merchants
who anticipate shipping wheat to that
city will do well to see him at once
and make arrangements with him for
shipping.
Mr. II. w. Teasdale, of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad, gave us a
call yesterday. AS assistant general
passenger agent of his well.known
road, Mr.. Teasdale is widely and favor
ably known, and it Is only necessary
to say he will make living rate to
st. Louis and return to insure n large
attendance at the future great conven-
ton on the 9th instant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-14

The friends and patrons of rHE HER
AID will please bear in mind that the
counting-room, in which oil matters
OF business only are transacted, is on
the ground floor; that no advertise
ments will be received anywhere else;
that all advertisements from parties
with whom we have no account must
be paid IN dduonce; that all advertise
ments must be handed into the count
ing-room before o'clock y. m. to in
sure insertion in the next days issue,
and that all job work, except to parties
with whom We haverunning accounts,
must be paid tor on delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-14
Another Elevator.

THE HERALD is informed that Mr..
Church, ono of our most experienced
grain men, has broken ground for an.
other grain elevator opposite the com
press on the Central Railway on the
grounds occupied by Mr.. Crossley's
residence. This is an important step
towards making Galveston shipping
port for grain for foreign markets and
very creditable to the foresight and
enterprise Ci MIR. Church. The new
elevator will store thirty or forty thou
sand bushels of grain aud thus enable
MIR. Church to receive and ship the
large orders he has on hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-14
A NOnlDIiInent.

The opinion OF Judge White con-
frming the decision Of the District
Court in the case of Wesley Jones,
sentencing him to death. pays u high
compliment to the forbearance and
lawabiding moderation Of the people
Of this county under the most eXasper-
ating circumstances. The truth Is our
people were calm and forbearing be-
cause they had every confidence in the
officers Of the law, and their deter
minatiou to uphold the majesty of the
law and deal even hand ed justice to
the black hearted tiend.
The people take the law into their
own hands generally only after 1t has
been fully demonstrated that the otli-
GERS ofthe law are either powerless or
indifferent about carrying out the law.
SO long rs tue laws are strictly en-
forced there need be no fear Of mob
law, but it is to be feared that so
long rs man can kill an
other and get free, while If
he steals II cow he must go the peni.
teutiary; that Judge Lynch will con.
tinue to preside in Texas oltener than
the Judges elected by the people, and
that Judge Lynch will sentence many
u murderer and thief who otherwise
might go free.
The only safety for society, for lib
erty and the commonwealth, is the
strictest enforcement of the law. let Us
hayo done with the sentimental farce
of trying murderers and letting them
escape justice by technical pleas, socia,
position, money and legal quibbling
only to over punish their Otlenses with
misplaced vigor. There is too much
strainlng at horse-thieves, and swal-
lowing good hearted murderers and
clever assassius.