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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10
A DMIMsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given ihs, Letters Of Ad'
ministration on the estate Of N NJ. FARwELL
late Of Pike township. Clesr6sld county
Pa, deceased, having been duly granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted 70 said estate
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands viii present theu
properly authsnticated for settlement withouI
delay. ~ L. N. TARwELL,
Administrator.
6lss Union, Centre Co., Pa, April Il, '7s-a.
MunRAr a aonpoS, cisarhsid, Pa, Attorney
for Adnittrator.
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CAUTION

All persons arc hereby cautioned against
purcbasing or In any way meddling with the fol .
lowing property now in the posssssios Of John
II. Park, Of Lawrsace township, Wis Three beds
and bedding, cook stove, pAflor stove. 3 pigs.
0 sheep, I flaming mill, plow, harrow, 1 set
chairs, iouage, I clock, ! COW, twoycar old
hsifsr, spring calf 20 yards carpet, eultvstor,
] cupboard and contents, l table, and bureau,
~ the same belongs to me, and is left with him
On loan only, subject to my order at ony time.
R0BT. wRIaLEY.
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Papers, Deeds, Mortgages; Judgment, Rt'a'
ticn and Promisarv notes; White and Pahh
ment Brief, Legri Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Vf
Sheet Music, for eithor Piano, Flute or Vieh
constantly on hand, Any books or siaiissrl
desired that may not have on hand will be orders
by first express, and sold at wholesal. OF ',al
70 suit customers. l will also keep reriodi"
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Market ST., Ciear6eid. lat the Post 0fiee
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IL tho citizens OF Cleardeld and Slciaiu. hi
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CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned against par.
chasing OF negotiating for certain Note, given
By the qndersisued to Joseph Sbinefclt. calling
for One Hundred Dollars, - have not received
value for the same. and will not pay II unlssI
eompsllsd 20 10 do BY yroesss o. la..
JOSEPH A. KEPHARr.
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, 1876-08-18
TELEGRAPHtc NOTES.

ET. LOUIS, No., Aug. 11.-The ncwsboys'
strtke on the Enzti"g Di5pasch virtually ended
this aftrruouth u goodly nulnbor Of seva tplinr
the ,,apc,s IT. the old rates. During tho strike
thr t,aper wills disposed Ut through ncwsdealcrs
a. tho rcgulnr prlres, md large part Of the
c,.tions ure sol,I over the otAcc counter Ut full
retail rates.
OMAHA, Seb.v Aug. l7.-Kntghts Of Pgthtase
excursion left h..rc for Philadelphia to-day.
NEw YonK, 4 ug. 17.-Sups. Glyier leaTcs to.
night Tor Wastli srton with I petition Of 4, 600
cititens requesting the salnres Of lettrrrhrricrs
to bo r.nst2tel " 81, 000 per year. The petition
IL tnlorscd by Postmaster James, and will oe
prcscntul 10 Eos1nastes-GeueEul Typcf to
morrow.
Sptctal Dtfpasca 70 TIE Tribune.
PEoEtA, ILL.,, Aug. l7.-Sercu carloads Of
e1cursionfsts ieom Wnrrensuufg and Dcratur
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 17.-Elf II. Murray,
United Status Marshal Tor Kentucky, sent bis
resignation to Washington to-day. lie has
hell the office six pears, aud says the etep Is
voluntary.
The steamer TEotnpson Dean sold hero to-
day Ut auction for ::H,000 to Capt. John D.
Adams. Hhc wili entur the Memphis Rul Nav
Orleans trade, alsI WilI be commanded Gy ".
=. Miller. Sho Originally coat about $co00o0.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. lI--S. u. Cochran,
rrsacnt ri Bcrca, Is miles distant, wus found
by the 1A.ire hcre yesterday afternoon In LII In.
toxIcateA condition und tskrn to the police stu
tfun. coyl!r1n Was discovered dead fiji his cell
al MI early hour thss ulurning. 4 pust-1nortcsu
examination tndcutcu that death resulted frum
lluuur.
, 1876-08-18

LlAEItOfIss
~ tte Edttar R5 The Tribune.
Cr1cAco, Aug. 17-Thccolufnunlcatio of ''4n
IN your Issue uf t0tlay, bcin: Of such glarng
iSnosancc Uid stupidity ny tn the quality OF
stone, would like to correct him aLuut certain
statements II" r" hua thu least ilea tbs form
alton Ut stone, why tlocy he send In I'LL anuny-
NOUS communication fs he afrnid Of bcug
tuatlc tho laughing stock Of ull practical stone
mena
WIN Mr. 80" have the courage to asecrt TO
tt1c stonccutters of Chicago, W]so have
worked limestone frpns leu 10 Twenty-Five years
that the sune cuntails ciay aud sauhl Come,
drop your lkgh-tonrI words abou. "Disintcssx-
tton, disruption Of exposed particles, uongcla-
uen Of wuter foSced into stone by wind, /" anJ
other silly expressions, aid Io!lt cut to us the
largo amount of pebbles, clay, and slnd In the
stono-yarls Vi Ch!cagu. You will tl,err lind tac
stnnc In all shapes a,id siZcs, and, thu stone
does contain these impurities, you ought to
ba nblr to easily lind tho same. WIN sIr. - ="
prove by cxpericnc md facts tNhicl, tho Com
ntaaione,x arror:ing tu his idea ssoull bealr lu
tnnd) that limestone III not lit for steps,
columns, Aild rapsf
Ican prove b, facts that lucstonc ia us good
anl durable building muserial y l,as ever been
used III Chica%;su ind over vii! !a;. Can you
show mo 4 slnslc tnstuncc wllesu limestone llas
been uacd for steps, a,ld the lvast care taken iii
selecting 4lc STONE, that tlry ure unt In ust as
gond a. .,, s'n.ltlo " ny WIN hrst put ',nf iou
wv u pies -. p,Wt s.iai 0,ai ~ 'tso" .n
M - .'' ui.r ~ VINE ' tm WI
sne '1o1 = ts.nr ~ at s.onc oa
s!deSalks,-tl.p ucst ot ,, any s!,y i
Ln.s EMILY, ,a t,t ~, ao,, u ~" ~ Gtsss 1.s
MGfo usss .h. ,'a ,n: "suI . W sWs, LIZ.
~ sno sraue ,,Is. -. .snI IL, ~
sttnc. .,..,. Ill ,.,,,.,..,, ..u.,,,,.
no% H " tna. Ny ~. lsanI;!i atei,'tsets'
uo " n,..ss n.! i,',:ar;s ~ sa,u, ~
H.os ~, Nv ~ H. ,.n,. ,ros, tnI1 ,.. 49,
t'lestone ioi Ile usc'aei a "ateF t:uict sil!,tf
, 1876-08-18

MADISON, Wis., Aug. l7-Thc suit for llbn
against the Commercial 1ymes of Milwaukee,
brought by Assistant United statcs AttornryJ.C
Alckenney, e.1ne up for trial this morning be-
fore Judge l'ra'cy, III the Municipal Court, $. U.
Penney for the prosecution, unI ]. u. Flanders
fur tbs .ieicnsc. Il motion ftT change Ut
venue WIS tnudc by tho defense, which was
backed ~ at!Is!ayits which went to show that
Judgc i3Falcy WIS noL competent to sit in ttlt
plso On 4ecol1lt ot rreyio'lo prejudice Ut thc
Judge aga!tst the course ot tl": t,e'Antrtsa!
IGutts IN tic 1nuttrr. 4 lengthy uaid pcrsonal
argument followed, iu which .Nr. FluAdcrs
elntucd that Mr.. MCKINNEY would hc
far ,oEc justified ln hrindng suit
against Mr, STOREY, 1t t'c Gh!saeo THs.. tut By,
ir tAckcntley) .ikre not do II, but turned tn the
Co,nh.treilt 1IfHts, u pAper With but kniIl eupl-
tal, and hoped To crush Il 9ut Of existence ~
cutalllnE Ii into Il EautracteA nilu expensive law
suit. str. Ftuney assured Mr. F!atltrs thai
A!ur woulI not abandon the Chicago 1tnts, but
in good tiau would 10 fur that paper also. lie
I.rnpDscd Il, ser which would he recognized, It'd
1nw ar the pEess.
The arg,lnlr,lt wns mt concl,ascl until about
s p. ILL.,, wl,en the Court graliteu thc HiutlnR,
al!d the t1,sc Is Carried u t!ie Daac County Cir
cuit court,
, 1876-08-18

1T. Josgpn, Mtel., aug. l5.-Thc Postmaster
knows, What The public do not knuw, t,1at tho
postal-carti, though very couycntcnt 4nd chraI,
Is not 50 sure u tho lcttrr. The Postmaster
says thut the postal.earl ani the letter arc
treated on the rua4 with equal Consideration;
but IN spite u eare cAr.la will stick to letters,
aul It ls 40 uueomnon thing to IND letter as
CliARo, With ca1d stuck to its tack. directed
tu koIue other vtty. Sometimes card Is received
with no uasssags ou It's back, or card With !
message ls dropped In the ls,x but wanting
direction. Cards sttrk together, nuil direction
may bu written ou the faeu Of number onu unA
message 0n the back nj uulnLcr Two. The
two llut: together till they IRE tu]ositcd IN tllc
ol!lcc, whcn they hcro!le separated auL useless.
Important messages should never be put on
curils. Letters aro suIc IL bt swift travellers,
ani papers ase slow vi, ~ Ia,ssss ct th'.9 ns
paper drposlteu IL tha sslae oliice 1t thu saule
tiiue- G.4.
, 1876-08-18

a rost,on "a Postmaster in l4o''le'nna' ne WA
a1.o ]yccum lccturcr, and corrcsponded Win
several newspapers
uTItEK DEATHS.
Among other t1catha recently reported ny
mail a,,yicea nru tlutFc IT Dr. 4. W. AMn'toa.
mn, Of the must distinguished German musical
critics and historians, wfn whs nie III scho-
v,ss,s collat,srators IN the Niue Ze'tsc'rtt J"r
Wusn, aud whose principal works are "CultuF-
als,orlscl,c nilt1cr," " luntc Dfntter," and
q History Of Af,!sEc"; nf THANK Il. GRAHAM. for
many years faithful ana efficient correspondent
~ Inc Ccyctanit I,eutcr; Ut thc Hon. HRNiAMtS
FIELD, who had acquired considerable political
lIstIpction In New Ynrk; md Of rrof. X. G.
Cu,LpEns, the Professor Of Pail III The un'.
ye1slsy Ut London, a,ls, hssittant OF tue learned
Ds, 1sosT, In the 1xlia House Library.
, 1876-08-18
REC1mENTAL REUNION,

The fourth trennial rcunlon Vi tie Ninety
second Regiment illinois Volunteers vii! to
isc!sl ut Oregon, Og'c County, H., Sept. l. Al
invitation Is extended t0 ttic rnnlraalcs Ut other
eu1n,I,ana4 to ioIu With them In d ronswa3 Of tla
friendship Ut other dyys. The ladies VI Oregon
nud their friends. Maj. K. n. \. Hawk, of Mt.
Carroll, will deliver this ultltcss, which Will bo
followed by tuasts md responses, business
meeting Ut the Reunion Association, dress
parade, social reunion, camn.lru sturics, ctc.
The Music Tor thu o1raston will D,u furnished BY
tle nyrun cor,ut Dau.l. The Committee lii
tend III pulus stl4ll be spusCl tu lnaku this the
mort enjoyable stfuir oi the kiul held III ll!lnub
StttLE fha Mnr.
, 1876-08-18
&fts sru.uu .r

WA1,KEH't VHIEEY.
n fte Hffyut df 7'kf T'rftut<

WAtKERt QftafY
n tie Edt,af af 7kt Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. li.-A fGw wur1s on tile stone
questlor, |! Jou please.
The "ising" Commissioners {tt,-caE1rtD Who
dcafrc to awar.l the contract 10 E1 Nulkcr ut
ai e1tcss Of S1G0 0o0 over The 1owcat bitl,1er On
limestone, ol the county fia!f of the building,
or equivalent to s5D,'O0 on the completed
structure, argnc that Walker IL the only q,lurrv-
owncr 1t Lctu1nt who can furilAl stone thick
enough to construct the columns unl pilastcrs.
Hut what do experienced hutIdcra, contractors,
md architects, say Of shts tlcli ledge nf Wall-
et'h! Messrs. Vim Ott1ri, Ginger, Mes*inrrr,
Esan. aud others, declare that IT. Il totally usllit
fur usa In columns. lNcauke Its nature Is such
tint cntIre cxpusurc renders 1t liable to ea,ty
tlisIntcgration mil deny. or II, co.:stit:,.
cnt .rarss you hare tsad letters III your Ia4~
pcr describing them In fntl, aml tic discussion
ss The Con,mittec.nrctns fully drew fnr.iI
from ulciI Who stcak by tho rn1tl. lie.c will
remark that tho geological discussion before
:url! pa.k Of 'g,'orn,iusca AZ Carroll, Me
I%'sy s G1sty 81 se eaSn GGy st5f ears s s't 81
] would like to knuw what the bltplsi1pa&1 Cnr-
roll or lbs other enlightened" :" fellow Ring
sErA kHnw nt,o1It stratli1ct! or lauatetl STONE,
or pf any u the tuany Important questions In
rnlveA in the solution Of tho stuuc awasd-cx-
ccpt Il lc tint Ut sehcfnEng.
1t Is conceded that my othcr q,nrry at
Leitl0ht cAn furnish st1Uc fur the llDtly vi the
struttusc, u.nl the bids arc much lcss THAI
Walkers. Then nga'n, with granite cu!ulnt,
whicl. wuuld bc everlasting, or constructed
wholly nf bedford 1llncsto,,c the county ami
city wuull effect saving Of half million DOL
larf, bcsides possessing 4 building, Elanlsutnr
and durable, credit tu Chicag1, utll tornrncu-
surate Will. ita growing culnmercal Importance.
No llnncst man can justify tue awHrd of the
contract to Mi. Walkcr. and, much "a. the
R!ngstcrsn mar pretend to be iusluactlate,
and inclncd to act fairly AMI Justly In this mat
ter. there s* strong suspicion nf fratntuIsnt in
tent In their persistent advocacy Of tle Walker
hid. tunos has It that Ciem fcrlolat Is direct
ting this "kluE " movement. The business 70.
lstions hetweeil Walker md him are very istf-
inxtc. 10 preserve these relations with profit
to hnseIf he has, 1t ts said, put thc scscw OH
the "l.tnEslcrs,' threatening them thHt he will
squeal on t.enI, and SECURE their conviction and
consignment to the Penitentiary II they Will nut
do bis hiding. Events almost Justify belief
In this llnor, for certainly 10 men with my r.
gard for their regulations would t:.'n11nlt such
ligl..iIantcd outrage ~ tie j" Rlngstess'' ro,t-
template, uulcss uldcr sosne such pressure US Is
referred to.
The public, l am sure, will know how to act
Tllen the end Of this matter Is come 10. With
great respect, SIDsGn1urI.
, 1876-08-18

KNEa CarncI-Ch!fAEo. q; st. kUHtS, =.
Twu.ba4e hts, Pike, !; Mctic1ry. J..
Tntal bases on htts-St. louiA, ~; Chicago, l.
Left on bascs-ChicaEo. !; 81. Lou!s, 4.
UAscs ui4 called bails--.thsot. l.
EmpIrc-Ms. Walker, Of Cincinnati
NTTCAL vs.. ATHLETIC.
6ptctat Dlspt.ieh 10 Tie Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, fa., aug. l7.-Ihc ground
vas in poor condition from rain. lfu1tfkwor,h
aud Start were III, neclltel and Ienbcl, Of Fha.
t!elptia, playing instead with tho Mutuals.
11alltna,!'s pour plnylug In tbs fifth ,unIng g4yr
tive runs.
THE ACNHt.
, 1876-08-18

Healing the Sick aAd Cuflux The LBs BY laying o<
1IAnls and Masuetc aunipulstIons, stc.. Rt PAl4Ek
,1uESE tAsor !. Aafsca FEeu daily from ~ a. u. -
y u,
, 1876-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

l3uFnett'a Cocoz!ne---.i perfect dresstnG for
t!ir hais. Tho cocoAlne hUfda Ia liquid Iufua =
l.1sc proportion Ut aeodoEfxed cocoauut uli, pre-
psrrd c1preAsly iot this PURPOSE.
, 1876-08-18
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON. D. t., Aug. Iii a. n,.-For
tho lake region. talllns barometer, s.atonary tn
rising temperature, castcry to tuuthcry winds,
and partly cloudy weather. With possibly ou:a,
sluunl ra!tS.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-08-18

Ilun. carnvd-Atulual. l; Athlptfc, :
First haAe by ersnn+--aluttMl, i; Athletic. 0.
isnrlrG-G, ". Walton, u[ thu OlYMplc Club.
V,ule OF Eanc-'rwo laurs.
!pe.jat INspatcA ts 51s Tribune.
l.orIavlLlE, Aug. l7.-So gamt to-day
Faiu4 puatpuueu uiltf tu-IuorroW.
, 1876-08-18

S,sa rsa ipneg 1m. sssssond Is and Courier neck bs
& Asn s, rf;aingt1a ;aa sa Preston r.; ran IN tho
Ens*t M lsat I'D I'll entering tho last hn!t,mtic,
wsn Pennington gradually closed up the gap,
sla a,t' wrn ,, by l.df length. Ting, ',:a51.,
t.ts inf F,s bh1issp u p fSr -. d.
t:over-srnok, Cl,ignon Cult, Princess, Sister Il,
bassctt l,otns,az!ne, md Planter Colt. After
several ialte stlria, the aaE dropped, with Prin.
s esSa9 4ats II m'2 s gsa and tbrssp s s,o, H
To the end, C'ovcr.l,rU,k, whu had I to or run
af"n1 and s o;fr hor;s. bc'oE good sceona
The flag dropped 70 a good start for the
distance " miles. aray Nun sat ous
M tb asks-se xna s3,' 9.,a 0Swf ~ yl t. t.
Of, and after sharp running to the bead u tho
stretch took ths ieai ct ra.tt!s,g paee anil won
,S,a, y ,lcnEth' W.T.. Vigil second aad Gray Far
s,. fe<ttai b'seatca e 7ns TrtbvaA
the aysarold cots Ysollet and s Fiee.,yins, 'e 81
ewnsa sss g. S'te yps y As s ;.' oFss p. az
to have taken place this month, Is on. Tie racs
was to have been for s2,0o1. One thousand
dollars l s forfeit taoney wa paid by Kin:,-the
racc being thrown Oil asount Of cracked hoof
On Nlcollct, rendering training impossible.
AT kHSosnA.
H14cfa! Hep1tcA "a za< Tribune.
treated % : d4y's rases ou the Kenosha Driving
Park oy Mr. Iuhn l}usll. who leased the track
for to-luy. There were two races-one for i.
minute l'orsca and frcc-for.all. In the 3
tne. Il was won BY Ben Jcwctt ia threo
straight hcaia, Whaichone second, Bay Jim
third. In thu frcc-for-all there wrtp five eu-
tries two sta4ting-L!zzlc and Dictator. The
rA1e Ma won by Lizzie.
Special 1ttpaicA to The Tribune
MEHnorA, ~, Aug. ,l7.--Thy third days
continuation Of splendid weather, a crowd II
spectators, and track In such fine condition ~
To lie almost dcypil Of dust, while tho many
points directly communicating With II would
comrare taSorahly With tile sandy descrtn Of
The ihrcc-nlnutc horscs were thc first On Tho
list, and OF the fifteen entered the following
only came for thc word, and contested I've
tao,-s;;kV to the first, sl5u to The eccond, so
to tic Third, and SG0 " the fourth:
;laneEs!ie ............:.........1 O l 2 l
E!!en !si. :: ..''.'s.'''"....'.....
M Litus I9m: .....,......,...."..3 >
at-s:3,Is; a:J5iE;; 3::S: .:55; 3:o+
The eecoml was for all parcrs, fire en-
tie: anu trse ,. stafters, purse Of 100 $40 to
The hrst, $lOu to tho second. Prairie bird being
dlstancet In tue tirat heat, IL was left between
suelsrr 5tata and Sorrel lilly. On suspicion VI
foul driving, John Murphy, owner ot Lady L,
gust q ls owner. Paul Waltcry, notwi.hstand-
lug which sorrel Billy took the hcat. The next
two, however, were taken by Murphy, which .iu-
c!area Sucker Statc tue winner.
Sucker ,!.I Htste'........, ! ?
fms@s:; .5; s:2o: rs: a:a7.
The 2:J3 race remains unfinished till tenor
row, and the meeting will not conclude Until
, 1876-08-18

The 2:S race remains unfinished till to-mor-
row, and the meeting will not conclude Until
Saturday, when !.tlilc dash over eight Aur.les
und l5.initc walk between Gerughty,of Menlo-
Il, and Oddly, Of Chlcago, for Sl0t side, comes
oil
, 1876-08-18

1ftAS-.:.!xNs -:"8t 1:-5.
In the frre-forall Fullerton won the pole. the
Maid sueolAl ntHlinu third. Tho scoring x1ts
outguEooualy bud, thu fault of B.Aliue's lriSer.
Tlr Aatd hroke tbrcc ttalrs IN tbs rst lcut ul,tl
oucv in t!lo second, Lucille acte.l iluIds ,,neiy
throughout. iodine lost by breathing. Fuller
tou w,ls very unstea,ly, losing GROUND by break.
Ing: III 3Iiu second aiHl third heats Holinr euld
sSJ aud 4GN aud xU0 anti $4S against t!u field,
tAc Maid barred. Nublv lna4lu NJ effort for last
tulr.
SUMMARY.
AtIu0HlAu SlA44+ st.s..st4 :
Lucille Golli4ust.. ....,..-..............a :!
-
'uIsa a.NpErsl H., ;i,: t,S: .4;, = ,s,
eccond heat I3!t; t:07at: l:Ia; :.:l8k. ght1
hsaL n: 1:17M: l:4UA: :.:1hL.
, 1876-08-18

TIE T[1IkE.
d UTICA.
uTlcA, ANY, t7.-O~,r 10000 we're In attena-
anet ut tho raccs to-day.
ln tho ::N class Proctor anl Frnn,s anld ut
<S0 each agal'.s. S0 for thu deld. until utter tho
tirst hcat, when Frank lrl Ut $1U0 to $50 for tin
hvll. Proctor broke hally throughout. Frank
won easily 10 tArau stratght hcats.
Summary.
F|uAk !
, 1876-08-18

AlA. Hinith-Don't YOU takc the Cltr's part
iuto consideration to certain e1tensl
tcctctl.
Atr. Wolf denied TINT there wouil be 20 per
cent of wastage.- The stoe VIVA QuarrIcu lurEer
than w..s needed, a.ld ha,l to 9e rut down:
Mr. Egan said there would be considerable
wattagr, aud tho probability Wis the couuty
wolli l,a called on to paY for Is per ccnt nlotc
st.hle, II thu whole job weFc nut lct to ono nsu
AID. van Osdcl-Docs your estimate Include
Mr. Et,.n-The estimate i. about the sct,ul
quantity that will bc required II will take
Hi ,0ul eubir tett,. asvor,i!g u ths aclscdulc.
Commissioner McCa1lrey calta, II the contract
wa,::'lIyh!c'!, tls county would have y employ
sevct1u MN to Inspeit tile stuc " delivered, rs
The rclteci could not be on tllt dock MI tlc
tune; and The salne difficulties would bc nut
with NJ In thu construction III the ll1saue Asy-
lun mud Hospital; the cutters coni1Ilatnrd that
they could nut Eet tue HtuIe t!'ty "ntel, and
thu county lall to pay ssyrlal tAuusunu dollars
fur tie1tEas.n
nh. a.sarH
said. as thrrc seemed 10 G4 disposition to
ulltIw the c1,utfactors II Mollfy thclI Gtas, hc
wrre allowed Il, scdure his bid 10 rs ccuts, It
wus mobilization VI Lat lie originally put it.
II modtl!cattGus were t. Ee considered, the
SinEcr l. Taieuit Stunc Company would like to
Developments, l.u was satisfied lc could buy
stul.s ej.capcr than he cou!d furnish It froM his
quarry. tAppause.l :.
Col1lut5sloner Cieary-alolldcet!on is tho
rule.
Commissioner Conty-Ddn't you stats tho
other luy, when You handed IL your ptopVs1'
tl,n, that yuu thnught Il MIS- tAtr nAef
Sir, atnE.r--l ,!il, hut aln sutistel, from
tho discnsslon, thut ! can buy stunt VI Il less
rate, ttlr county Ut cuursG furnishing lhe
Muncr.
Commissioner Cleasy-Ilc ts Tildcn nau-a
retol,ner.
slE. stnscr-We Wish to suodity our bid II It
Is IN usiry,
Commissioner Oucniher-1!ow much lower
will Wolf, Price &: TO. 20!
Mr.. leice-1Vc aon's p'opaac any modification
At All
Commissioner johnson did not th!uk thc,s
wills any IH.,dtheutiun in Walkers btd. His bid
Was Us cents.
Commissioner Comfy nuYeti that tho Invest
bid be takeu mp, aul the bidder called Oh to
learn wh4t Euarantco hc would glva tor the
performance Ut tho cuntrurt.
colnlntssonrr Eleary sa!h That Commissioner
aclinldt's child WIS dying, al'd hu had CONS
home.
Commissioner uuenthcr remarked that Mr..
Schmidt had requested him to ask thu Conl'
mtttre tn take 10 actlun until he WEE present,
Theirs being ,lo disposition to do anything,
Commissioner Cunly Mli1tleW bis uutlun, uI.l
, 1876-11-03
Ode for the Occasion.

-. p.,uhljcan ticket at last has hecn made
I.-, Ine dslearate down To n ju-tice-the grade,
dnsbilityJ gradual; no eminence theirs
~ fhe ion OF tho card Bro. Jonuthan sWenrs
Sol darned II he amt took aback,' " such
,fit,s turned upside down it win read quite as
ror the ssiii man they have put in the delegate's
vo,ig 40 for a Justice, provided his Gnace
hi limited number Of ciSes, and tried
N iet whisky alone, and let politics slide,
And would weigh truth and Justice and not
His decision would win; 'mongst the rabble
that floats
In This haven Ofcommerce / say with regret
TTould be hard for this man, he has not done
AID the a. ute attorney they're talking about
Though al present an ln-nlan, will hpd him
NJ, me ides of November, and have TO 20 back
~ his uncle "A Cross-un, and hen If they lack
ANY cash, why reopen their hank, or reload
Those photos and nave the SnOqualmie road
And see Bishop Bagley, and get him 10 send
A gang of his coolies TO lend them hand,
on, That doesn't pay, they can get small
From The. phe Bishop sufficient to start saloon:
Rut fancy see with prophetic vision
The moment the 7ih has given its decision
With carpet-bag armed,and their eyes stream
ing brine
Messrs. Jacobs and Inman step over the line
,
But they'll each get some Office, they won't
get one here.
Now I'm not up before You for ONCE, you see,
Nor am Collector Of Customs mot me,
And i've not been enabled to get MP such steam
AZ the medical man Of the merchant marine;
And I've ne'er been surrounded by African
breasts.
Nor talked with the devil; and, must he con-
fessed
was not shot &C mpleteiy TO pieces, nor hurt
In the war. and wave not the ensanguined
shirt,
Ihave noteve the small pox, 50 will have no
call
For ths Patent fog-horn OF Point Wilson at all.
No, I'm only a Democrat, simple and plain,
Gas my vote against jacobs. will do II again.
/ IbelOng 10 the country, was bred In It's woods.
Have courted its maflens and bathed In Its
foods, .a ... .
And there are many thousand just such as
lam.
who vii stand to the polls, and do that which
Three cheers for Paul Judson Hurrah for
viii White SClO.