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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
Unsuccessful Exhibitions.

The people 81 Silver ar. not EASILY iapos 4
upon Oy travelling sao o. roupe thst
comes here with the lxpectation of making =
success of it and going away with NOR money
tusu I'll eaiue VITA nasi adsa &C u pretty
good reputation. uistriU.te attractive bills,
advertise IN the newspapers AM build BON
IRE, or nothing but empty benches Will greet
bean when the green curtain is drawn up.
The Alien sisters were pitronIzed timely, aud
al, were please W tn them who saw hem.
The minstrel performance that followed o
few days after the Allen Sisters LETT WAS by ,
means 50 fortunate. 1t seemed like al I'M
timely affair. not properly prepared, snd the
public appeared to understand the fact, and
tept away The troupe have evidently sub
sided. as We have not heard OF them since. 1t
WAS their first appearance, the one in Miners
Union Hall that We refer to. and the result
was SO discoursgins that they perhaps con.
GLUED fortune could be made more readily
in some other pursuit than the burnt cork
business. The few auditors vino sat through
the performance snd laughed and pitled by
spells. no doubt share the same belief 1t
it WAS Intended To be merely funny.
Following the minstrel hasco came another
one, although not quite 80 limeut.Uie, yet
just as complete. 1t Was to ue a panorama, or
u dioraIDa, We do Not Apow which. and was
advertised to picture every tina. IL AMI about
the Holy LAND that is at all worth the seeing
1t wa; not u dIOiaiua or psnOTaiii as III r At
be expected to draw IN d immunity AK tut,
(you can interpret the words draw Ii as
You please, and he right. 1t is not oy any
means r he ting upon the moral standing OF
TINS people, neither Is 1t putting their relisi-
Gus lncIluslous much below the risutI III
mark, to say that y pal Drama OF the BLACK
HIS gold fields u OF the Big Horn country
would quite eclipse anything hat might be
shown ABOUT the Holy Land. So Tar as attract
ing crowd Is Concerned The TACT Is, our
people have II keen eye out always for bright
prospects, and never fool away much usle
with anythin. that does not promise pretty
good assay OF remuneration They therefore
could oe Induced to manifest an interest IN
tne Holy Land only il obedience to report
that some new digging, had been discovered
there. Whether this fact operated against the
pr prictUr OF the uiuraiua panorama III ques
ton or not or whether some other fact ae yet
entirely occult operated against the audience,
has not beeu revealed 10 AL inqulrIng public.
Perhaps IL never Will be. Ii Is sufficient tor
the purpose of this item to say that sliIA
gathering assembled, awaited with anxiety
the turning On Of the calcium light. grew
cold aud sniveriDg In the sparsely peopied
rom. hustled with rising disgust until TOR
bearance was driven TO the wall. and with
drew en- mSsse. The money pail ON entering
was refunded by bland boy who stood at the
door, aud who was eutir ly ignorant oil the
cause of the non-appcarsnce of the Snowman
The latter has not since been heard from, SO
far as our reporter knows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

lLLUMINATIoN. - Dayton was beautifully
illuminated ON Saturday night. There Wa
scarcely . house on the man streets that was
not brilliant with lights. There must have
been many. hundred Chinese lanterns dis
played from balconies and awnings. The
people were especially jubilant because thei-
Old townsman. who.a they had IN @n only as
an uGassuming working man, was to appear
before them as 4 political orator OF some dis
tsut distinction. 1t Was lively night Tor
Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
4 Isr Or VOTER, REGIsrERED- FOR

- ne general eItct4ub. ucr@a! soVt IA Oer
:. 1870, ia 'JI Precinct. Lyon I, aaty. New
Anais nn h AAIJo
Atsins "A Adams u
Appleton WR Asnew Frank
AM e L AiltnJR
byr ,un WV Bery Alex g
bsttersUy wmN buTk OE
Brown v = Burgess VIM
Braut CT b-xlJ6
Buuehsr Walter Barrett A J
Bur nap Cal Barrett Geo
RruwnCA baier Louis
Bouhsm J A beilipser We
Bronson Bender John
Bouham Nm barton Geo
Barnes Parker Benson John
Brooks GA Blakeley Marshall
Br3nsrn walter Bradt Joseph
Crane Peter Conn Isaac
Campbell L 0obb George
Cooke RIA Crone John
Crockett l. g Crawford Jas
Coleman Jos Ounce Domingo
Crowuiagshield W Cole Calvin
Crawford Christianno
Caldwell I u LARK GSo ID
cooper Fred Clark
Donovan Jsnss Dodge W
Dallas 8 Davis
DolAn John Duncan Vim
Dodd A b Dopmau Chris
Doisn Charles DsuiAis Il "
Day john DsIaatei Suige
Deyo u
EaensH Estaei. Manuel De
Ely II u praSs
Estey d s
Fish &C Eans ThosJA
Els her Henry treifk Joseph
Guild l. A ealOr-,,lt Ernest
CIR, ell james godfrey l.
GHeen Wm Sstes Byron
Gas.trJacOb Ovre JOnn
Garrett y GAAvy
0aIIhrrIa esLey ~
Gupln Sruotr
hazlett &C.. A.asou Jacob
Harris " " nacAett L Il
humphrey w AayHes JamesP
Hawkins hunt L
hayes Louis Hodges A d Jr
Heuck John Hau,er JaMeaF
Haynes John henry w X
Hickey II Z Hayes Patrick
Hopkins Philip HaIues IA
Jaqua Il Jaqua George Z
Jones John johnson ID l.
keeue william kluyJ X
Keith v kennedy Hero
hearney Hugh AiucaId stewart
Leversee Isaac Lothrop jason
Lothrop john Lothrop welcome
Lethrop haeI LoIlus andrew
Lothrop edward Leonard John q
MarAWel d b Aldsley hObt
AarAweIl "nC Achlnstry Lee
Aarkwell ~ Mlllsap
Nalelt Charles Nc, abe A II
Moor AaIlUy edward
NcFadden Vim 5 kaIlott Lie
Mcconnell James Moneypenny Hiram
Mcdonald Morris AaIeo SsvaAIs
Nillsap W Il
Morton Uapl Nickerson RN
Norton Danl NasA q
O'kourke Nm O'Sears d n
Powell Joan Jr Patteu 10
Pollock hOs Porter n
Peudleton l. Purslsy Z
Quill NAAs
hiley rhos Ruby EJ
EeynOlds Roberts
Riley Vim Robertson L
Randall Gee P Ru. sell Nm
kuii.ou hose Manuel joseph
Reed Geo n
shaw CIV slingerland WA
smith John stegman Z
Sims J Sherman Frank
styles W Scott John
Sanders + 4 SwarI Jerry
seawell " II Stonell koDt
owart Walter Swart DaAl
schreder Otto schooley Wn
BAaW J2mesk scott JAmss
stewart ID
Tailleur u Torrance H II
Taylor n IyrrsI kIcAard
Talmadge l.
Van norman Vim
wiiloughby 3 Winzell Fred
Minecoop Wagner
Wingertsr u WoiVertoA
Wilson ii W asner has
Notice. VIII receive objections 70 the
right TO vote on the part Of every person reg
istered as aforesaid, until o'clock P. II. o.
the fourth day previous to the day of election.
ANY person whose name is erroneously En-
tered in said list, may appear Al my office and
have the same corrected previous to the fourth
day Of November, lss6.
N. C. HICKEY,
Registry Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

yaT For Geas's Furnishing Goods
try BROWN Il Co., ~ south & street,
Virginia CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

PoRS.-In Silver City. November l. 10 the
" of {. sabin, daughter
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

THERE is- mania for marrying in
Eureka.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

Eureka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-30

REFINED AMERICAN YOUNG LADY IN AZ
IA duccd circumuanccs wishes position 81 which shs
could gaia liveihood; gccd seamstvoss and a ous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-30
DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM

ZERO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAVE ZOE. FooM
LEsLEY yxS West 23d o. send ies bssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-30

nIsuoxEsT TRADERS UPON THE CREDULITY "
~ the unsuspectihg have oen sought 10 oss upon the
public fiery adulteracd exctants Identical with OF -
good az that comm sndng medicinal beverage and peer
less Weakness. Indigestion. travel 0out and
kheumA tisin, uDoLPHO WOLVES sCHlEDAt Ako-
MATIC SCHNAPPS but tho public ~ large have become
familiar with the gen
nine article 10 DO imposeu on hy commercials
, 1876-01-29

IS 10 20 days, 10 :ha. IL will 10 resn
that the Itch Is projected from destruction h1
Ktorms on the Ahoate where In nature 1t Ia do
positea. .qd f,om A. thss woad I'D aesopr a, !.
conhntnod this natural nourishmdus they nra
a.u.iy pg! nto tho p0n.'s "h"5e tnsx s.e 70 ,s 10
upon underground liver. II 1t In do
aired. Nothing lss yet bcon found That
tv which! many have noror noticed III tho fact
Tint Il il not uncommon 10 and doiosmed fr,.s
hatthcd, hut mono hkve ever hern known 10
grow nncceasfully. Thoy dln after con.uming
tho food contained In ttrtr nmhilica1 mack. Wo
Aavo IN hhnd now 2s.h0o California ratmoi.
which have been donated BY ths General Gov
ernt,ont At tho solicitation OF Mr.. FsIfbank, -
Sir. Fasbank paving for tho transportation.
Tho temperatnrD Of tho water for tho most
tito freezing point as po.hibto. In tho houno
hero the hlehest temperature has been &c do
grtes and tho lowest Las bten ~ degrees. Mr.
Palmer, Of Doacobol. our Commissioner, has
looked over out arrangements. lilo hes rtt1y M.
proves their convenience md admired thclr sue.
ccrsini working.
, 1876-01-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1876.

have rseourr. TOR year. 70 bill. t ereh.hee for sese
sm.l1 acrountf: From thu year 1851 thtta had ben
e.., !: III Imperial n.nS sImpy rcf,se 10 DO 10 frntn
HAnt Of nesna ,lthouea on svtrt b Of credit thsre
.a ,hs :. ,... .% .. nt =" s1
von it.a,st snass,"1sa % s'i I'll m.t,sr: ), .oses
rnmedy which VAN ks~ise extrciney unpractieat jfo
piled Tie Any million pounds serAaa arising from
ih's y the bss4 o ~ s1Snse s.; IN hs
s s1sh."se n ~ vef n sessss
e.9 Ting be,ss. :'s: pp:r ind Ana ,:a y. Y sss
brought shout. Ihe resnlt wse It htnt
she }ov ,nust 3ast tnd. and that al sn.ans FAR ne
mafntannr of thA artthe'a'E.nroFong+d To,' n -.
strr moment uhtn rr7y ,ea. rtrt"n,na M u.
parity u ,af~r and st'rr7. The rtchanaf capital saa
sfhaust>d. and s rar 'o' 1sren or<r to IT.
Iic,e wo tavc TIM nutAisn Government IN 1864
aud 'G3 on,1coEoring 10 sc%nnlu = rocond timo.
not In tho nodo in which i resumed on
the ia. day Of Januaes, 1910. BY retiring In
tns now ono hs pas. but on tho "Irecley"
Il. paper d. PR nnttl ita speoie .is
exhausted. and then closing ita doors again. IN
ts work, according to EokhaTdt It actually
pad out I15, ,0o0,o0o Of lo,n Of f5o.oDo.tNl,
rniscd for that purpose. and, having expended
tho remaining I35, 100000 in subduing tho Po-
llHt tnBurrcctton, waB Obliged 10 desist.
This method failed, but tho extracts from tho
1ionteur Encyclopedia Drttanntca and Eek
hasdt's "Ius.n ahon that for considerable pc
rtod prior 10 1854 redemption NJ par had boen
rnair.aiucd, and that tilis waa Exceptionally"
continued sven after tho Cr.rnean war until tic
| abortIve effort Of Won Ncutor in 1862. Who
suppoHes Tho Russian Government Houd hkTc
issued papcr currency every note Of which do
clarnd on Ito face that It was exchangcaplo at
| par fer gold At any bank In husain on demRnu,
and maintained /. n circulation for fifteen yoArs,
without scdeemng It At ala Who supposcs
tho Paris afonse14r and London Economtst
| would have predicted In 1888 and 1B5t
| that tho papcr currency Of nuseia would, ia
, 1876-01-29

-. Tho ooe1 of ohar oTa.
or hsns ~ "a se ss % s1 Ing
tbs oonpi.iasa IL seesdoa By jury II othar evtl
.. 1T 81; q eenrs Gov sr.as
rhsfs On. sorps.,.on ha. breo1s re'pon.i:
by .vsnc.4 h.r,tofors m.ds. Of by sse r,,raatts
of tunds previous 10 Tho paasaRc Of this aeti hot
e q. III. e
purcha4a Of hold stock Ia any other railroad ettdfa~
gcu, g. No pr,sdsns. Director, o,csr, agent, or o1n.
1oJa Of my railroad transpottaon en1ntn,,y. shall
b. lhttesatsd directly or lndirettty ia th" Furnishing
ess Il !. If
pssseugett, Tho neu owned, 1sssod contro'ed
Or o,er.tsa II such company.
railroad .ahar to construed to include III rail:
re.as and 1stl.sya opeFa..ssd I'D By s!..n nd
iTs thstn or b, otsr corporation. Or otlsrw.r. The
phr1se rhiltoad corporation shall h construed to
opers.es as .as rsrosa opeassa Ssa b.
II i II ss l; X: ri M51: II:
th. act sb. tase the regular published sehene
Of shtlr .aaH I,ses for ths tEapei.t.aa Of pssau.
raroals on tina 1ssh day q I1ns Aforesaid; and no
such fs,lroaa eerPofas!on a.l demand collect o. 70.
;; 9sa s .ue e teF1 Ct |sss esn ess
Milwaukee Il St, p1nl Hallway Company hnu tht Gut
iii sAt!ons on thsr respective lines within ts Blatc:
from w .t.tIoa within .A.. s.ts :: Tnfor r.!e
ad corporation shall b compelled to accept saa than
10 cents for transportation Of any passenger beswetn
s.s Sc. i,s ~. Il Ia = n 81 eaa
Chap. sl Of tho Laws Of 1874 enttol IAN aci III 1e-
utsa IA sst % .mrnd Chap u, of the iAv. d iSt.
entitled An act relating 10 railroad. EXPRESS aud elt-
graph companies in tho State 0f W!tconan' and tia
lrs' scetion oi Gimp lls Of Tho 1a"a OF 1910, are
HSo Ia. This net shall bs In force from and after
tho 1at day Of April. A. D.. ls7o.
An OblEcTroN nArHED.
1haye sall that this bin is likely to pass a. An
amendment 10 the Potter law. and, In mr. judy
ruent, IT will bu very grave error for tho Logts-
lattre 80 ot1o. It suits tho roads already built,
because tl,ey do nos need 10 borrow monoy; but
tnoBe lEnes OF new road, whose projectors wish
10 10 Into tho market with their bonda for sale,
viii have tls Potter law douto<l in their fscea
lust aB much AZ oyer. It ts tho moral effect, 30
| 10 speak, OF tho repeal Of tho law that Wiscon-
| ain nacda 1udt now a. much ~ anything else,
and until that IL DONE no now roads wlll
DO constructed upon borrowed capital IN THU
State. Tho Governor SAW this vcry clearly With
| d busipess mans sagacity. and recommended ita
repeal Instead Of its, modification, aud II the
| Legislature follows tho Governors hdVico tl!oy
will DO better than to attompt to patch 1t up With
| amendments.
DO NOT LtHE n.
am told that tho Granger element in The
| Iegfs!sture does not likO tho amendments thai
! have been proposed by bill No. 95, and somo oi
them intenl 70 rosist I'LL efforts to either almond
| or ropenl 1t. Thoy hNso alrpadY hold one cAuouf
| upon tho subject, and mnsteTod about llist1
| mombcrs. and resolved to hold daily moct!ngs
for tho purpoao of making tho bozt fight ihol
, 1876-01-29
DANGERS OF DIVING. y
Storiun OK Adyonfures l8encnth tho
XRYEH.

Storiun OK Adventures Dencnth tho
Wavess
It nppnars that the people on board ship
says Frank auckland ia hts LOG Book" had
tsied to escape, having first fliod their shirt
slooveg with dollarH but. ia getting up tho
rocks, many of thom had fallcn back and met
wsh 20 sph ~ o xosns .. NJ
had ever disturbed tho wreck since tho yesaei
went down. so Mr. Wood, famous dyor, anil
Ills friond cot To work to find out wheso sho
wns. Thoy put on their diving dresses. aud for
bottom OF the aea, in about 40 foot Of Whtcr,
aoarcling for tho treasure. This thny did BY
clearing away tho Hneds aud turning ovor tho
stones with crowbnrB, and fceing tor tho dollars
with their handa. Is the water WAS too thick to
soc. Tho wood part OF tho wreck issolf had
nearly persisted through lapse OF tirno and ray
agos of soa-Torms Aftor long and careful
search, At laet they csno upon the dollars; they
many had nlipped down atnong heap OF iron
GRO which had formed tho ballast Of tho 6hip.
Many OF tho dollars we're worn thin BY the action
Of tho wntor.
lars, Mr.. Wood had aoine curious underwater
adventures. Ono Of tho divers complained that
ho wao annoyed by lobster and couldn't work.
lIr. Wood loarnod the whereabouts OF tho lob
covered Mr. Lobster, sitting under rock, look.
ing az savage a. q lobster eau Look. His fceleEa
were pointed well forward, aud ho hold out blu
two great claws. wido open. In threatening
attitude. Wood knowing tho hab.ts Of iobBterd,
ofoIod thie fellow bis = ScI9Wbar' which he In
Lis opportunity he passed. big eigual,luo ovor
tho lo6sters tail. made 4 tast' snd ID stgnaed to
and away lew 1fr. Lobster. Lying up. through
tho vatcr into tho air above, With hls claws sill
great conger-ool also paid tho dlyof visit. Ho
Was nn inanense follow, and Kept swimming
Wood was afraid Of his hand being bitten, na q
congsr-col's bite is very bud. 20 oneo kpow .
brute took aIl tho flesh c!ean OF tho mans
finger. copgcr ia yory dangerous antma! to
man When diving in Tho water, However,
this con9or kept swimming around about Wood,
80 he took bis ciasp-knlfc ont and tried to ssa1
him but the conger would not coma netr
enough to bo "knlfel," It Was i long t1ne bo-
| foro tho couger would 90 AWAY; aud evon nftez
| Ao had gone away, Wood could not 60 on work.
| ing, because ho Was not sure that tho bFnto wna
. really gouo for good. md ho might hava come
/ out Of soma cornor 1t any minute and nipped hIt
! ttpgRs.
, 1876-01-29

EorrfspondeHce NtB York tribune.
Row, Dec. ala-1 H., hays 4! vsIy curious AM anu
which must not delay tu imphzttng, Or you NIL !
not bo the first to receiye 1t, ~ l tntend you
ahould bo. For though my information Ia At tho
preacnt moment 4'oxctuBlve," canpot expect
on authority which cannot doubt, that Torlonio
Prince Alexander the proaont head Of tho
Houae-hAs for worry many years past been
secretly engaged in making collection Of
antiquities, mainly Etrasosn Greek. anu nonan
dcgroo Of o1tent and Importance, placing II
second to no collection. public or private. 10. OK
iatenco. saye Perhaps to that OF tho Vaticant
Ny informant specially mentioned = colossal
Minarva IN bronco, Bono II or IA fsot IN halght,
and absolutely perfect Ia remnant Of anclont
art altogether unparalleled oy any thing that has
been discovered hitherto. The facllitios 1t tho
disposition Of priuoo YorlouIo for tie gathering
toge!hoF Of such museum azo very great and
special. Ho poeaeaseb land In very mauy vafipd
etes on all sdea OF lorno, and throughout the
Roman Province; and IL would see1n thAt for =
qus1tor OF contury or moro past lo haa boon
quietly. and. indeed, ono may Say seoretlv, push
Ing on excavations, aud explorations with the ut
most ansidntty aud IN unprecedented measure OF
BuccesH. l have not seen this marvellous col
! lection, 1t IL to bo understood nor, ~ far ~
| assured. moreover, that any application 10 b
| al)oWed to do 90 would h4ye no chance OF being
successful Nor will any s!!ver key be found
applicable to tho lock that guards theae hidden
Treasures, For to ubylate tho possibility Of any
adseIeten The Price, e. - an tesgs
coilection ID stored In wat old house IN tho
Trssteyole but rhy II ta's -. secrecy, r. nay 9My
matcblcss collection dep1ive tho world Of h!a
coneu,posariss Of the e;e;ufe u teastnG =, ~ :oef
uIe Of showing II 70 them, snd Of sho glory Of
beng its posHessos7 Why should Prince rotlonlo
10 carefully CONCEAL tho fact that he hss been TOT
years putting h!s oolossal wcAlth 70 purpose
which ali Tue world would with one consent deem
! LoporabIa aud admirable Too ~ which ques.
| t,ons echo may Anhuer, Whyl For 4, does not
Beetn likely tnat any other roply will 10 forth.
conngl Can It be that tho priucs has beeu
world; that, dtbdsiaipg tue yuigat lsalde award
cd to this. that, aud the other fortunate dseor-
eter OF statue. o., yase. Or ~ Urn. ot saT, +
eopheguy, he could only contans hitnsels With
revealing himself one morning to tho artistic
world ~ tue possesssr Of tto fnest co!!eotaon u
grand effsct 10 not ready Jet for tho drawing U!
Of tho curtain II 70, We eau only hope ths
tho ruomant os Eevsl4tioa ba not much lepge|
detsJedl
, 1876-01-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARpnRE OF TRAINS

F1rtAxar1oS ~ Exytn.xrn sfAnxs.-r satatdsy On
ceptad. sHnuday eresstet. lMonaay s9topisd. { Ar
ttts sunday At t:0o 4. N. I DAlIY.
, 1876-01-29

cH1EABoA NORTHWESTERN Kalt91t1
1Fet Qes'. q Ctarkn. tShssnsa aHh1, ar3 Is Csast.
H., earaes Kddiso~sf+, and al tes d4psts.
, 1876-01-29

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Dera. foo, n frkt't. anil Jont ef ntsrtYx~.oHd-4t
5SrArf1fts. n Cia.k soafAeets eorrer AZ Randolph,
dhd al }u{nsT HaHst.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-05
SALUTATORY.

Having purchased the Office of the
'tJEFFERSoNIAN" from DIR. A. p, MIL
LER, who recently purchased it of E. G.
DEWoLFE, have assumed control of
the office and the columns of the paper
from the first of May. Unable to be at
our post this week, owing to business ar
engagements elsewhere, we are indebted
TO the former proprietor for assistance
in getting out this number. Next week
We shall be at our post, and shall be
pleased TO have the friends of the office
call in and see US aud get acquainted.
We do not propose TO make any ex-
trayagant promises in regard to the
future of the ''JEFF."; we shall do our
utmost TO make il lively, readable and
entertaining sheet, which will be well
coined at every fireside; in politics it will
be soundly Republican, and devoted to
the best interests of that political organ
iZation. This much promised, we will
leave the future to take care of itself,
allowing the HJEFF. under our charge,
the privilege of each week speaking for
itself as it lays before its readers com
pendulum of the general and local news
of the day. A. ii. BALsLEY.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-05
MT. BLANCHARD DLETTER.
Mt. BLANCHARD, o., May 8, IS,

MT. BLANCHARD, o., May 3, 1876.
ED. JEFF. AS great many are talk
ing of visiting the Centennial this season,
we can boast of having had one of the
earliest departure for there, Mrs. Eliza
beth Uiz. for short Litzenberger, land
lady of the Travellers Home. who got
on her ''tin ear" one day last week, and
left for parts unknown, followed by an
accused paramount, known by the name
of Frank Hood. He and another col
league Cwhose name for the present we
will not mention) have been lettering
about this hotel for the past six weeks,
and whose conduct has not been that of
respectable persons, and such that it has
given people room to talk, and Mr.. Litz-
enberger cause TO complain; his com
plaint caused a "ridding out" and it is
said that the above named took the train
bound east. Mrs. l.. leaves five children,
ranging from four years TO fourteen.
Yale.
w. S. and Jacob Shoemaker, and Dr.
John Foster, have opened fine stock of
Dry Goods in the Old Odd Fellows Build
ing. They are excellent men and will
doubtless receive fair amount of pat
ronage.
EJ. N. Biddle & Co., have also replen-
ished their already large stock of goods,
and have secured the services of Mr..
Henry Grindle ian old employee again.
We all welcome his coming.
The dwelling OF ]. G. Miller, in the
southern part of this township, burned
to the ground last week. 1t caught in
the roof, but too late to eXtinguish the
flames. They saved most all the con =
tents. Insured for 800.
Our school closes May 18TH, and we
are Informed by j. A. Pittslord, Supt.,
that there will be public entertainment
in the evening, free TO all.
We are sorry to lose another citizen,
NJ. d. Hammond, who is to leave here
soon for Fostoria, TO engage in milling.
Rev. Priddy, formerly minister of this
place, spent day with us this week.
OTHRLLO.