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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
Especial to tho SENTINEL.
California Sure for Tilden.
SAN Nov.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. b.
There have been a number of ar
rests TO day for fraudulent registra-
ton. The arrested persons are about
equally divided between the two par
ties. Democrats and Republicans are
working like beavers. There is con-
siderable betting on the State, Tilden
being the ravorite al 500 to $50.
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Since It's existence as . nation the
Republic has never Q SO important
. day IS this. 1t may almost be said
that our very existence as q republic
depends upon the verdict Of the people
~ expressed through the ballot box to-
DAY. 1t is q contest between the advo-
Gates Of an honest government |; of a
nation Of States held together by the
ties Of common interest and fraternal
love, against the supporters of a mill.
tary despotism and defenders of an Ad-
ministration, the corruption of which
has made US a by-word among the ma
tons of the earth and caused the advo.
Gates Of . republican form of govern
ment abroad to despair Of awakening
sympathetic throb with such an exam
pie rs the American Government has
presented for the last few years. We
have, however an abiding faith in the
patriotism and intelligence of the PEG.
pie. and arc confident that q victory
will bs achie we'd to-day which will
again enable Americans to boast that
they live under the best Government
that the sun eve shone N. All the
indications are favorable for the success
Of the Reform candidates. The sp'en-
did successes achieved in October has
put new life in the entire Democratic
party. Every member feelsthe strength
Of ton men to battle with corruption
and INSTRUMENTATION. Our skirm.
ish line has, at all points, bravely held
its position and, at many, wholly rout-
cd and dispersed the enemy. The
whole army is in excellent fighting
trim and eager for the assault to day.
Victory beckons them on and every
soldier throughout the length of the
line feels that the "eyes of the nation
are upon him }" and that america
poets every man to do his duty" in the
cause of honesty, economy and reform.
In = few hours in every State in the
Union thousands will be f1ocking to
tho polls with the zeal and enthusiasm
which rallied the noble army Of patriots
at Lexington and Concord. Free gov
eminent and its honest administration
Is to he reborn and re.baptized to-day.
Already the Eastern sky is tinged with
tho bright sun Of victory. Let us do
our duty here. Lot every friend Of
reform grid on his armor. ready to
advance at the first bugle's blast. See
that none are left behind in this assault,
that each may have his moiety of glory
in the result-in no spirit of revenge.
but that truth, equality and justice
may reward and reign unquestioned.
Leave not q fortress to evidence the
struggle. We are most ex~cellently Of
fcered in our national organization +;
tho hour has come to advance, and let
US march onward with the dignity,
frmne,s aud confidence inspired by
the justice Of our cause. Already the
lips Of the enemy are pale with fear
and their hands have lost their
strength their discipline Is gone /;
their ammunition wasted; and they but
battle with the excrements of their
once fond imaginations lies have
been their only weapons and they have
recoiled on their own heads. Demo.
Gratis of Eureka-ONwARD Let your
watchword be Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform-God and the Right!
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A solid Narsh against u solid
South. IL the Radicals cry. Let
shose who want . united North and
R0uth vots for Tilden and Hen
R~A
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REMEMBER THAT NO DEMOCRAT CAN
AFFORD TO LET TIL ELECTION PASS
WITHOUT STANDING UP AND BEING
COUNTED AMONG III REFoRMERs
WHO ARE TO REDEEM THE COUNTRY.
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TEE ELECTION OF TILDEN AND HEN
bricks WILL STAND OUT AS AN I'M
PORTANT EVENT In THE HISTORY OF
THIS COUNTRY. DON'T FAIL 70 MAKE
YOUR RECORD AS A PARTICIPATION In
TT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

TAKE COURAGE; DELIvERANCB Ii
AT HAND. THIS is THE DAY OF YOUR
EMANCIPATION. AND TILDEN AND
HENDRICKS ARR YOUR KMANcIPAT.
obs.
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ADJOURNED. - There viii be no
meeting Of the San Francisco Stock
Boards to-day, they having adjourned
on account Of election day,
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The President To Close C~entenui.
al exhibition

Atc tEcSItteb III ID tbsr Jnc SeuttHk1is
AL exhibition.
WAsHISGToN. Nov. 5.
The President has accepted an invi.
tatiou OF the Centennial Commissioners
to formerly close the Exhibition on the
10th inst. He will be accompanied TO
Philadelphia by members of the Cabi-
net.
The south Carolina Election to be
Conducted Under Military nuia.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 3.
The distribution of the United states
troops through the State will he com
pleted to- morrow. Four companies
will be assigned in squads to the poll
ing places in this city AMI along the
coast, but the bulk of General Ringers
force will occupy the upper counties.
ElnctiOn Excitement TiIden has
the Call in the PoOis.
New York, Nov. 5.
The excitement Owe the approach
ing election is intense, and this even.
ing the Hobbies in the hotels are crowd
ed with persons eagerly discu .sing the
result in this State, which may decide
the contest. The betting is very
heavy and the pool-room quotations
IdNbi llibCit Dub NhC
claim that these do not represent the
real state of the pools and outside
wacers are nearly eve on the State
ticket. The Democrats are giving
small odds on the general result. The
canvass in this city, owing to the fact
that the local Democratic ticket is al
most certain of being elected, is claimed
as calculated not to bring out the full
marty yIfe and this thu pnhlieau ne
urge, is favorable to them.
The Effect Of the Election Excite.
ment on the Centennial.
NEW York, Nov. 6.
A Times Philadelphia special says
the interest Is so much turned to the
election that the Centennial exhibition
Is being forgotten apparently, for it is
observed that visitors are rapidly leav-
ing the city, so that some large houses
are reported to be almost deserted.
There IL hardly a voter from a doubtful
State who will be found in the exhi-
bilion on Tuesday.
Municipal Conference.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
An important conference was held
last evening, which had not finished
its labors AT a late hour this morning.
There we're present Mayor Wickham
and corporation counsel Whitney rep
resenling the City Commissioners,
Wheeler and Nichols, of the Police
Board, Supervisor Davenport, District
Attorney Geo. Bliss and United States
Marshal Fisk on the part of the Gov
eminent. The object of the meeting
was to SO : a fair vote.
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EASTERN HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

LONDON, NOV. 9.
The Tines, in & loader, says we
think, with a majority of our country
men, that the chances are in favor Of
peace and of such peace az may assure
the well-being of the regions concerned
by removing every pre;ext for agita-
ton.
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Municipal Cor ference.
Pardon OF Fit:y-tw0 Communities
Conference AT GOnstantinopie.

PARIS. Nov. 6.
DEGREES we're issued TO day pardon
ing, or committing. the sentences OF
tiftv-two Communists.
The Momiteur, the organ of the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, says it appears
probable that all guaranteeing powers
will agree to the proposal for a confer
euce at Constantinopie.
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BORN.


Silver City. Nov. 2-Wife of John Freborn
adaugnter.
DIED.
Carson, Nov. John Fitzpatrick, aged %
years.
VIEW IO-DAY y.
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BICElOW'S HALL.

Thursday Evening. Nov. ., 1876.
Committee Of Arrangements:
is Douglas Dave Mannheim
Sam Rafael X Guiberson
l. Scott Louis Brandt
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w ANHTNb1UN, INON. d.
The President has accepted an invi.
tatiou OF the Centennial Commissioners
to formerly close the Exhibition on the
10th inst. He will be accompanied TO
Philadelphia by members Of the Cabi-
net.
, 1876-10-21

ta.ion, and various gentle aii1s to motion, the
tahc began TO rotate the pr'cst md his attend:
A.,tt, wl'u sat IN thu 1oor forming circle round
II, noted down encli letter that was In turn
touched by Tho extended strings Vt the rotating
tripod. These letters were put together, aud
OF the oraele. In tho rase nf tal,ic.turning
n the Inter days of the Empire, which has been
transmitted to us, wo find that ',oly uf con-
prctch.rF flcotlorus, whose cause they alyocnt-
81, would be tho si.ccessut. Of tho Emperor
mode Of tiivination; AMI concotying tlrat, ~ tto
lcttcrs IN y o. had been struck, there could
bc no doubt Of the ful1llment ot their wishes,
they hastily ovcrthrcw tl,e table, hurried ths
priests ont Of the house, and dispersed, lest
their evil deeds might be detected by tho lmper
ial officers appointed to enforco tic penalties
Incurred by dealers In magic. Fato, liowGver,
was too strong for them, for Tlscodoria was selz-
si and put to death, "a history can testify. while
Thcnlostus Buerecced Valens, und thus
redeemed tho oracle from the charge Of men,
1acity.
, 1876-10-21

Inv london Examiner.
.rrdjt' tha a1y persons who practlcc, or who dis.
aud snir,, t;asulonablo c1cress Of table-turning
btfora an,,snsoRahG n,,s Invoking are aware thut. upca aau,
lie pforss W. sa. ancestors had tables to turn,
nv ~ isone and ConstantinGi,jai o"' ~ LUZ
s manifestations of ,lt.turh.nco h,
Noy. y.u,aasy NJ range Of mobility alnunl, h,llnan
Ia 4" h'.af nv 'caf nothing Ia aucfcut htsfnrv Inv
,;scet. ~, enough Of the l,,ailuer In Which lila
deaytTsI ~ - nasolaahs IN carly Christian ayoa sn.
tnce ~ W assumed spiritual arrin.v r. iut},,,
n,aIe ~. movements Of tho LEGS al fuh1rs. 10
tcttng ,ts tnsasiolo that modurn processes ft,r ef
g.l. ,,, ~ same end arc ntertr In ,olnt II atr.
vii srarr.s as"ks.alsprlnE ~ ctEect Thls, wa think.
With tie uraau W. asslea eY thuse best arauaiutcd
xheu tAey srs iar. netn%l OF conducting staMes
Nbsan n'eh was as follows: 'A opo'"-
hI,,ine inea family or M ind,vta,., ,,
bryu,'l -. tioslnat!on In reuard In snInn 1ri,r'i
WI lad s +" pale q hulnan knowledge, rccni,rse
thtl.e arts, ptlest d., o professor pr,u.tltcti
lhgly, wie,, ss,uptfhu'nan 4, intelligence. Atsonl.
u4tIr init tae appointed uly gal,,c. The I,ili.
byari, h, ~ apIearel clothed In white aid
atsssi S.sa as hal1k email tublo stufdi,,1s ~,
sallcl iii 'e e., taud!ng Vt the cntratIco louf hu
trvn sI,russs"" s"e , threshold aud thu atrLum had
eslora trt uss.S @;Ia uf1Haatlc mud synlbo,c auqs
larut Vt H.. t1ea h; on Into tho principal apart
awsan ~. Sentve ot the Hour Tjis tai'1o liz w,h al9a
~u,l eIlt nn,i!vEhsd. must 10 nude uf innrni.
eaelIl t. HI"1st awe-lnspIring AUSPICES, had nj.
III khk. H. pase e Aetalllr ih,op cucirrj,,v If
gfAysu. wln!e !ettcrs OF The .irutE alplat,rt W.r.
.s.gut .,,ie ni!e ~ upper rim pure 4 n,ln,h.r ~
lsa4rn tnli i,Es, ,,, tu each pf which a siIyrr,yt
f,kr,. ~. Has suspended, ''''
Ina 't3e eu'l'ss II psnyurs. insan.
, 1876-10-21
THE DESl1LER SUICIDE.

Mrs.. Deshlar Mikes Statement Of Her
Wrongs-A Sad ltccltal OF Connuhlal Sor-
row.
!nisputca to iht7o Iork Herald.
CoLUHBus, O., Oct. 1O.-hfrs. DeshlcF, wife
Of Frank W. Deshlcr, who committed suicide Sat-
urdsy by shouting himself through tho heart In
the presence Of Ills wife, submitted to an inter.
view to-day, and furnished statements which
will make nearly Us Ercat sousation In fash
ionable circles hero MS the suicide itself.
Mra. ncshlcr says that ton days after her mar
rtage her Lusb0nd beat her for drinking wine at
party. At nuothcr time, willie nt party at
her fathes's. residence in Cincinnati, her lius-
baud called her up stairs aud satd she had been
hanging over young man. She denied this
aud be broke chair over her back. Upon
another 0ccaslo1 he locked her In room atitl
threatened to kill her, placing revolver to her
head.
About four weeks ago she and her husband
had an al-rEXht qnarret, he bontiag her md cal-
ing her all sorts OF vile isancs sllo told him she
was going to leave him, and should not return
true or falsc, md TINT II hu found TINT Ills sus-
p!cions were wrong she would return for tho
sake Of her child. TIE husband followed her
to Cincinnati, took bark all he Ind said, and
bcaged hor to return; she atayel away three
weeks, In the meantime getting an at1cetionatc
letter from him.
Mira Deshlcr stated that, upon her return
home, her husband met her at the depot and
she kissed him; he told her ilc lind [ldd her
watched all the time she was gone, aud was CON
vinccd sac, had behaved herself. During the
afternoon he beat her md kcEcd her lii tho
laee. After sucl, scenes peshler always begged
her pardon, and promised nover to treat her
lady again.
Oh Frllay she, her husband, and baby took q
long ride u the country. Ia regard TO tue last
Interview between husband and wife, OF which
reporters have THUS fur fni!ed to learn any par
tieulars, Mrs. Deshler suid: On Saturday
~tt~t1r t%4f<r
, 1876-10-21
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

In Dobson's aAlonograph Of tho Astattc CHR
opteFa," recently published, 11 sEcrlcs Of bats
are described. All but four Of these arc nattyes
OF Aslu.
A correspondent Of Hardrteke's Science Gossip
mentions tho euse Of q hcrFIng-gull NOW living
which was talcn from tho nest In lS:}3. tbs
bird IL a years Of uge.
It Ia said TINT, at Arlbracean Palace, In Meath
County, ireland, there stands horse-clcstnnt
which covers nearly q quarter OF an acrc. II
extends ovor tbs g1ou nd III thu san,c wxy as tho
banyan-trce, its branches falling and taklug
root In tho soil.
,Fhe gortlld latelY secured by the Museum ut
brought to Europe, 10 sailing, and fcass are en-.
marks for tho animal; aud now Dorlth "a likelY
to LOSE both the money and the gorilla.
Tho following list Of deep mines, taken from
L<s .Notntts, sh0wa the distances to which tho
rartha crust llas been pcnetEatett: "Vtyiers
mine, undkutnbcrg, Prussia, ~ u,clros; coal-
pit, xwirkan, Saxony, 604 mletrea; coal.plt
Wlgau, 7I6 metres; eoal-plt, st. Chaum0nt,
France, 6S3 metres. silserutne, konigslleEg,
Norway, 57o mctres.
6tatucs to tho brothers, Wilhelm and Alexan-
der von IluMhollt, are to bc erected In fEons Of
placed On each si1o Of the gate Whrh 0petls
from the UnlyeFsity.gardc Into tho 0pernplatz.
Nearly l00, U10 marks havo been subscribed Tor
t4o statue of A'exaudsr, aud the Emperor OF
tic national purse the amount neelru for tho
statue OF Wilhelm.
The European cuckoo never hullds nest, but
steals place fur zach aeparatu cE9 In tho home
oi sons other ined Occasionally tho eeg: is
found IN ! 'iest 80 small tsmt the cuckoo
staIIco, the cgg llas been lald' III the willow
wrel,'s nest, which is loI.Irtl, n1ltl has IN et,-
, 1876-10-21

When doctor wants "spcrlme,l" you may
pretty certainly count on his getting II. Tho
great surgeon, Jol.n Hunter, eft an example to
Tho profession when lo iour'lcl that puor devil
of an Irish giant. Hunter wanted tc giant,s
iullnenAe skeleton, aud tho glant knew 1t.
Eyory step ho took was observed by uunterlan
doteettycs, aud, finally, In despair, tho shadowcd
giant tied u stone to himself anl quietly drop
i'cd into tho THAMES, onv nlgAt. hut 1t vus llo
uau. n lnonth luter. ILLS 1,,areratel bones, neat
)y articulatrd with wire, cleaned whlts from
dark corner Ut Hunters private l.,,lseun. And
another fellow. who wua hunted like criminal,
was that New Enslahdcr WHO had crowlar
saot through l!is llustl whlo blastns rock. VI
golFss hu ought to hayo died. Every man be-
tore him wlo Ind slot clt,wbar through lila
brain lind immediately died, und allowed tho
Coroner to sseuro hIs rggul4r fee. but this fr!-
low, although Intended by half dozen rtysi-
cta'is, ,had refused to .iie. but the doctuss
made New Ensla''1 l,ot tor blu. 1le couldn't
go from H. aoar T. ~ well for bucket of
irom Boston a4l su!geoIns from Nsw fork, ala
the eu!ire !uculiy u Boston 1nuiirsl college
surrounded him when llc walked doHu town.
Ouu ulorn!u.. he was nissiuR. w twslYe
, 1876-10-21
ENGLISH STEEL.
A beginning ns What Will uappc

A beginning ns What Will Happc1
Lo4,doA 1fnasS.
"SuEFftELD CONG TO AMERIcA.n-Endcf
Che above heading the Sheffield Ddly Telegraph
announeeG that the wcll-known Sheffield arm Of
alessrs. Sahdcrson Brothers, stccl manufacturers,
have abandoned tile attempt 10 compete with
American nakcra Of steel In the face Of tho ligi,
protective duties levied In tho States on this ar
tlcio, an1 have resolved I'll establishing works at
Syracuse, IN the State pf New York, thus Is car
ttyst,g thewar into the enemy y'scamp." Tho firm,
u announcing their Intention TO rustomcrs In
the founders Of our house wcrc tho piUnccra Of
tho American trale, and wIro conspicuous
among tho eArlfcst manufacturers OF rast-steel
utter tho death of thu Inventor IN 1110 1t seems
nfaeturu of English steel to Anrrtca." The
new American, Conpauy, tl,ey add, WI Use tho
nanle and trnhG uturks Of the Sheffield house,
frou, thu same braads Of swedsll ilon "untii
American iron shall be found to equal It," Tho
manufacture at Syracuse will 6u tndrr the
siarEe u steel maker, practically trained ut the
men; and tic patents u tis EnglisI, tirn, tIcir
peculiar tnoles OF preparing cruclblcs, MIX
tires Tor melting, methods Of manipulating,
anl ull confidential Information Of whatever
manuta;t ;turo" win henccforth DO avutlable IN
the works Of the new American Company. For
tho future the shel!lsld tlrm announce that they
VIII contno themselves to the cultivation OF
their home aud Continental business, "rcta!n-
lug. Of course, very. largo interest In the
American Company" The Sheffield Telegraph
Rays that this attempt to Introduce S4eiileld
ladicappIng of HhaillelA steel In tie interested Of
tho tcelma!sersof Pennsylvania will be watched
with great Interest by tho Sheffield trade. 1t
quotes tho Iron dye, an American tradc paper,
which regards the step takon by Messrs. SAN
dcrsoi ~ "An admission on tho rart Of those
with tho lalgcat intcrcats nt stutc tlIat England
caAn no longer manufacture steel for thu Afnerl-
tsn market, md that the oMly way In which
Sheffield eau hold tts own against tic compctt.
tion Of American makers is to COMO here.n
The new venture, adds tho 4iys, 'sis an lmpor-
TINT addition to tho steel business Ii this coun-
Try, aud ah0uld the surcess Ut tho experiment
ofinaklng English steel III Ancrl.al reallxo the
anticlpations u those WHO have undertaken It,
we shall not be surpriscl to sce tho business OF
muru than oi,u English house with ths United
StAtes surrendered. to American companies
operating largely OH Engllsh capital"
, 1876-10-21
CAMPAIGN LYRICS.

i
rT,,,s - rt.,. e...s,.s n.,...,
t sp4"9.e" n, a,. no""e, q,
UNI ~ nAFe you neara the slad lld'ngt 1fom
v..!nnt+ MAINE MT. -. Wallace.
hGw the ttne re- i,oya' men resoF,d oncn again
Despsto sns iona g'ew!uH .! otofoy Ahd Dann.
neeote a ~ - " tsuo
n., .s,rw :, Hno Y ,ias.. insa HMt, 4.t5, VI I,.us,
Then Up wltb the banner; on high Jet It wave;
ho3 our Asye" ano "hceief inc Union VIII 1atc'
Ins ~, DemoelaN ialn WoaIt nave ~ hclleve
~. ton
nns ~. y. & N oeMa.G-they on!I aeGeiye
Ahe poUt, s'tnplo oapcs Wita thelf 6ham heIos'
"AIo!ai
laelf he1orm u nIl 9low,
III s.e.o ~ tneIs WI! sue oMton eItn1o".
nncn ~ TN tno t,9Mnesi nn ntgn Iet y waves
ro' ou1 A'"'cn n"" "neo'eE 'ae ohtoa WILL saVc'
AItm W.. ies ~ " Mgn 1uI !o'en hanner laisei
.s.. ~. y G y. IS ~ IT. onkhs ~ tsHeMnen
~ ~ .orid y" uuae - ~ ~. o"n Sasn na!e'
Nv "'"'" @ueeoea on 'He sesehen OF NoVem-
a,snn, ansm T.. ta.,h Hs ~ nh,so. a. ..
ArJ sh. i,nsns.. ~ nnn.. =. ~ ~ niiHm@ if@ ,,.
M aa1 ~ @ " IuoStae 70 ul!so uut U! n'Rnt'
Nv tho tr.s ~ az ,hn uss. mat Wase ,,,
spnsase,x,n sase; nj, Ar,,,,,,nr-.n
S'"''"'i iA1o' ''f' hi~H10An E"AHf*
,-----~-
ST. J0EATHAN's ADVICE TO V0-
TIERS,
, 1876-10-21

years the public heard nothing nbout him.
ehoEt time ago, an enthusiastic New England
surgeon wrote Ia the managers Of Hoaton
anatomical museum that he wa. on hfa way
back from California with TINT fellows skull IN
his posscsston. Onca they dIscoycr you have any
tte doctors; they viii follow yon BY ,day and
vatcs, under your window BY night, ycar iu
and year out, until they finally get possession
OF you.
, 1876-10-21

1AN<KA$%E1ALS
( 1vxScrs MADE o. DlAMoSDs, WATCHES.
Il
4s, Il; $;.lS s5i FL i Sssss IT,
4 FISs 0PF1KTuXlTY T1E MIXING NGXEY:
"a fs ssoy s. e ssa Sst' e M III e " with
e S's S sE0*sF SsSN s!Sis
house Is and ~ Van Bufcn n.st.. near state. ~,
w !sifi i:' @ psass q a'' TOR city property
%os s&1E4 E; III asSS4 1;; 2T5SsS5 f5fS|Sa s FE
eer,. corner K!a1le IND &sfl.:.ts:. Z i0 :: r: =.
ToM sALE.sl, 90 Fi!!sT:Moi;IuA0E SoTE;
eaaSt1 v nS5 e s9ss g. soqi ts property se
I AZ .ritEFAIEn q, SE0oTlATE L0ASs ON
Es. no dtay y @ y T.
s ess M s s6s
ea IT, E. eesfaaasaa s'a
T AN PREPARED 70 MAKE 4 FEW LOANS F0It
ES Sss: Il ss es SH4 f
81 SS hsA s;Es ;.ais; s ss!
pTx Ssqt ss SaSi sss ia SSs'sz 9.''t' DEAN
MONEY 70 LOAN INsUMs or q, so 70 81, 90
ST Gsa aH&sss.sa
EA5 81 rs!n;s s '''s' funds In hand
NIosEf 70 LOAN On HEAL EsTATR, IN SUNS
cent 0 - s g.
y AND 9 TEIi cEXT-MONKY 70 LOAN n s0Ms
e.. % eeR% q IS s;f
g. fsHfsK Il us: SSs s Il il @ %s'Ss,sa! sSss ss"aa'
$500 csssss cS s i Ga oR 4 IP1N IRSG GK
, 1876-10-21


r 0sT-sih REWAHIt-tlCT. -, A LARGE RED
~ GOV with wh!ta ~ aankA, large unlts spo!1 d
ls Fsld fur a,r return 10 W iaEk-ar.
kTltArEn-Fl:pM ilp sEuON.6T., 4 RED Gown
- tupof both huras cut UnS slu reward fur her u:
turn.
fi'AkEN up--A GRAY MARE ANOUT Il YEARS
IN xcishs nb u i.lM pouul4. lal9r! "
t.!AlLES hUs!At.., Gaf!ttr VI Twelfth Mud Wt4t
lutja. AI..'si.. Nv Al " .:i..a ~
, 1876-10-21

A 0ENTs wA$r;l'-lN EVERY CRY ANaTnW
IL TO sell Two VI Lie best aenK pew patel.1 buAl
tess nen on tho market Who VIII ri aruund hofci.
stores anl oter uAahH places and gtux f1r soethin9
thrnit Calhoun Aarh!nr' WORKS, iss f.f.I'as.
GENTS TANTkN--lOoH LlFK.lH6ukANCN
~ Avi!eios IL teA dlucrent atAtea lIlstAl lorna
nlkIt. lg9 LAsallu ,st
, 1876-10-21

Mrs. Deshler Makes . Btaternont OF Her
WronEs-A Sad ltecltal OF Connuhal Bor-
, 1876-10-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-PARk KfflGE-3.sTOttY DK1CK
sew 3,.to;;y: ~ So hos.e. Say 3aH dom.
The AIpxr aEe the chcspcst homes yt: offered snt
can be paid for n tnanth!y t, paYmcnts qf SIS
IioR sALf;-HEsr BARGAINS ABcUT CHICAGO.
toE1n ci!C 4Ht'-Rout HIdc lotA $l5os will aoon 10
worth 9ID; with ntw ct,ttage. t7:a.
WEtT HowxxEs GEoyE-lieauttfUi acro fots, $1Gn,
worth tn coil,on !os: 70 With n and zee thcae bsr
Uowncri q. II. 1tEYs 4 CO., i03 DearboIn.Et.
E0R sALY-fioo Will nuY 4 BEAUTIFUL LOT,
ons eiosk from dsrot. a. Lagrange. rn!lca from
in market, md shown fIsoj elstract ffecs
already on. IRA Nfl0WS. l43 la5ht.st., Room 4.
T1on sALE-MAnKET 0ANDENs AND POULTRY
farms; acres, cottage, k575t El down, 81 month.
y. Otec taya Saturday and Monday. j. q. EAlt!.E,
1eoom a. LIN HashnCtOn'sL
r taKet u EnRlcWpods frst.clas neiRllnrhDod; near
nepots Also, sefy 1nv res!denCc IN hauth Eyanltun
1sIttJS,. 81 NaaI,tnKton'st.