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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Council Bluffs Jol;fic alton.

y large an'i enthusiastic jol.tication
rlse,ia:g was zhel tonight upon the
recelpl oi-rhe news OF the decisslo,r
,d' ,he U. S. supreme court affirming
the dscission of The ce!cull court fin
ing Council Bluffs as the eastern TEL
lnii,ns of the Union Pacific rail road
requiring the company TO move their
TRAITS into our city. This does away
with the -pdious transfer. Steps We're
taken to cresta renew depot for the
FLOWING rnilrouds here. union Pacil
,c, G. B. & G. aud c. 4 n. w. and
81. l.ouis ksmsns city and Co,nc,i
Blnils, and G. & /. Land the Sioux
CITY audi. p,citit..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Kellogg's Impeachment.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-After
seven anda half hours debate, atf4 30
p. m., Mr.. Wiltz moved the adoption
,pf report Of the majority of the
committee appointed to investigate
the charges against VIM. P. Kellogg,
with resolutions accompanying the
report recommending that articles OF
impeachment to be preferred
against him for high ciines and
misdsmeanors. The yeas and nays
were called. A. storm of yeas anc
mays q eeted the result. The ma
iofi,y report and the resolutions &C
companying the same were adoptet
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
THE RENAUr SUCCESSION.
An old Frcncl, Cinim Affecting
the Title To $50 square Miles
Of l1nnd -Invulvcd.

The following article, which will be Of
absorbing interest to those whose property
is in any manner, involved, is translated
from the Courier des Eta, Unis
Itis we'll known how enthusiastically
the French cheered ip 1910 the foundation
otlhe 'Ca,npagne-dcs hides" for the pur-
pose Of cul,ivating snd' developing tho i'm.
mense riches of The Mississippi valley: eve
ry bit of land turned into shares was quoted
al tie 1ourse Of Paris. -Four years alter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
ST. Charles. Mo Blowa Down.

ST l.ua4s. l'e.,. 2S.-A ,eriih|et
wind stern anujtn,tina almost 10 9.
,o.;g.s,o struck tire ifustAi per,ion 81
81. Charles, Missouri, Yesterday afier-
.naos. AID pnsslng d,..n as- ,nn}i' aud
Second street demolished or .lulcd
more: tiiin twenty oi more bn,i,inugs.
those tnust se.,,p..ly Damaged are
!, kramc.'> wagehpuse wrecked and his
tsl3ur w Il greatly be injured. l'',
courthouse "us u.irupl,d and ihe froni
uoyn down, the county jul WAS u:t-
rooted a,, wal blown down :iir.t
stories, l.ayilg the ,Ioncrlis cSstpse,i
| The uuuvelt hail a,u 81. Charles s;t-
wings ioauk; ,he gas works and pipes
agricultural warehouse were totally
destroyed. The lst Nat. bank will
have TO be pulled down.--sl,he county
/ oftice,G house aud the Deno
! cra,,c News aud Ztl,uug news pape,
offices German Me,hodls, church and
/. Old Fellows building were badly in-
Eiured James GoSme, employed al
I he gas works and little son wert
Killed, three or four others were more
or less injured. The storm Went il
the d,reciiou OF Portage Dessioux-alIc
is said .oshIvc destroyed several farm
houses and 'njneed u number Of per
: sons. The storm lasted less than tlv'
r minutes. The damage AT ST.. Charlie
is estimated at 100000, but this j
probably exaggerated.
!, ST.. Louis, Feb. 2S.-Thc advice
y irom,St. Charles state that the dan
9 age hy the tornado Yesterday is MUG
exaggerated, but that ii is still prob
: q able that the loss is. 100000 70 l5l
II Goa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
St Louis MATTERS.

Sr. Eotis, Feb 2S.-'l'hc supreme
court to-day refused 10 grant a mol
ctrtiortu'i .in'the contested mayoralty
case. Shortly after the decision was
announced Col. Brit,or sent a note to
Oversrolz, Informing -Astn-.lsat-- The
courts having declined to review the
action Of the city council, the contest
terminates in his favor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
FIRES.

.ircllsoS, Feb. 2S.-A three story
block on. the corner Of Main and 4,h
streets, owned by John NJ. Ps'ice, aud
occupied by stores ,ou the :grou.ld
floor aud offices and 4 hall above
burned about daylight this morning
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
An Important DECISION.

WAsulSGros, Feb. 2S.-The sur
prone court to-day decided that the
eastern terminus OF the Union Pacific
railroad is on the Iowa shore at Co"n-
ell Bluffs, aud that the Omaha bridge
is part of the road and must be opera
ted in c injection with the whole line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Democratic Caucus

WAsn,scyos, Feh.2S.-Thc demo-
cratic caucus committee is Still in ses.
sion at midnight ON the financial2quess,
.ion. Several reports will be made
y,by individual members tosthc dem:-
cratic general caucus.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Lynch Law.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 32s--Last night
"a party Of armed men proceeded to
the lebanon jail, thirty miles from
this city, and compelled the jalier. to
deliver up the key. They then took
from ,he,ccll Peter M,llerson, colorcd
an,nlleged murderer, aud hung him
and then rid lied his body with balls.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Prison Burned.

SANFRANclsco Feb. 2S.-'Fhe work
shops Of the state prison burned about
1855 this afternoon. Estimated loss
about 100000: No uinsurance. Great
excitement prevailed among the pris-.
oners. AL! are safe; the building
supposed to be set on fire by the pris-
oners...
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
/, Rabcoek Resumes Work,

WAsnlNGroN. Feb. 2S.-Gen.bah-
cock and LevilP. Lucky, this morn
ing resurtd their respective duties
a, the executive mansio.,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Demurrer Sustained.

The demurrer to the application for
a 'nan1lemus toscuforce The delivery
10 the Paris aud Duuv,llc railroad the
bonds OF shc ,ownsh,p were sustained
this u. N. bv Judge D,v,s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
NEW YORK.
Nrw TEMpEKANgis MON u.

NEW YoHK, Fob. 2s. Women
here abou,s are going among employ
.pfto have them pay wntkmen MVn-
days instead Of Saturdays in order
'hls to lessen Saturday nights and
drunkenness.
HoBblip.
James NJ. Tormery T. s. marshal.
Of tins district was arrested last night
md put in Jail, ut the instance Judge
Milton Brown, Of Jack sou, tennessee,
who charges romcry With assintlug
him with club on the road lAsl night
knocking MN sensclcss aUd ro51s11rg-
him OF ii large amount Of bonds which
Tomcry had paid him a few days be
fore at romery house.
VISITORS.
The CITY is full of visitors aud
crowdss,ill arriving.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
Jail Delivery.

NEWARK, IN. i. FEB. as.-NTa
prisoners, including several burglars.
waiting trial in the court house, cs-
capped from ificpliSof= =Ftststn -ts'sA;.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29
RI
council Bluffs Determined the
Eastern Terminus OF the
snlon Pacific II. II.
An Important Decision OF the U. $.
Supremss Court.
Steamboat Disaster Oh the Lower
Mississippi.
rc,,s.inio rornado at the
ia.sst,
Gen. Babcook Again at his Pest
Of Duty.
SOUTH.
srnAMEoAT MEEcN

STEAMBOAT WEECN.
MrMrllls, FEB. 22s.-l'nc steamboat
Osralo, captain 5pwnan, from 81.
l'rancis river, for Meinphis with 300
bales oil cotton, struck Il si,ag at Reter
Landing, forty miles belov here aas
eleven last night, and sunk in eight
feet of water. No lives lost. The
chief OF Au@asta brought thus up aud
Tire Ella is taking off cst.on which will
All be saved. in damaged condition.
The boat can bc raised. The wreckcr
RecHcrt will goato her relief.
ANOTHER BURNED.
The7s,enncr MsYrabell burned al.
yS',llcaksbnrg Yesterday: Two thousand
bales Of cotton were @htlrncd which
wA, fully Insured cfwhich tine Pnonix
of Memphis has 5000, and Green aud
Lees English agency $4,000.
| C1NelSSNral. Fcb. 4a.s..-lt is es;i-
mated .nn re!.able datss-li,al tlst=ehr
loss by The burning Of the steamer
| Marribcll at Njckshurg yesterday viii
reach over half "a million dollars. She
had u larg number Of passengers OF
board with valuable baggage. She
was believed to be the largest steam
er over the Mississippi or any other
river. Her extreme length of.-hull
was ;35225 feet breadth 81 feet. ln',hs
CONSTRUCTION of the boat over one mil
liuL i.ei of water seasoned oak was
used. sue cost Uv7-r ~ Il y " ln---ln-
Surance on cargo will fall heavily OF
~! =! and W 0aleans -GMde
II Wti.,rs. l'ncrc WAS inittsuIan.e ol
Il The boat in Gincinnlti.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29

'lhe paper from which wclran,lnle,nl
we imrt IN our possession tll .illrY!ctrrS
ard pnol, ci wnnt we have stated III re-
! cara 10 tiie lteDul, s,l,ccsslou
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29

WAs,,lSGTox, Feb. 2S.-Alf. Kerr
occupied the speakers chair to day.
Mr.. Holman presented . memorial
signed by 1917 soldiers oi Indiana, in
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29

The CITY is lulI OF visitors and
crowdss,ill arriving.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
Final TabIeauu.

SUCCESSION OF MARGUERITE TRAHAN,
deceased.
In the Parish Court of CaIcasiou Par
ish, La.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
/ Hcrmogeuo Guidry, administrator
of said succession of Marguerite Ira
han, deceased, has filed in said Court
his Final Tab'eau and account Of adj
ministrntion thereof, aud Of distribu-
ton Of the net assets thereof among its
heirs; and that If no written opposition
thereto be filed in my office, at the
Courthouse. in the town of Lake
Charles, in said parish, within ten days
from this 25th day Of September, A.
d. 1876, the said tab'eau and account
will approved and homoIogntod accord
ing to the petition OF said administrator.
ASA RYAN, Clerk of Court.
Sept .
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
Once Supervisor Registration.
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
October /, 1876.

SStObNA > iSso'
PURSUANT to provision of Act No.
/ 9 of 1875, hereby announce the
following polls or voting places in this
parish, for the election to be held
TUESDAY. Nov. Z, 1876:
I3t Ward-Pine Grove Church -
James Coles store. Old toll bridge, Ba-
Won Serpent, Iven A. Perkins store.
ID Ward-Lehmans store, Delino
Derouen's store.
3D. Ward - Lorrain's Mill, Lake
Charles.
4th Ward-Bagdad, O. R. Moss
store.
5th Ward - BENZ. saxons store,
Church near VIM NJ Dunn's residence
9th Ward-G. W. Richardson's store,
HamiltOn's mill, Church near Mctor
lands.
9TH Ward-O. S. Lyons Store, Lewis
COrkran's, SIaydon's mill.
While on my tour of Registration, l
shall appoint and swear in Mt least one
Commissioner of Election for each OF
the above polls, who, by law, is author
lied TO swear in the other two.
THAD. MAYO,
Supervisor Registration,
CulcasiCu Parish, La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
PAPERHANGING.
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.

HAVING OPENED THE ABOVE
I'll named SALOON, and stocked Il
with the vcIy best of Liquors, Wins, Cor5i,,
Ale, Beer, Cigars, etc, now solicit share ~
public patronage. have also a fine
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE
I will spare no means to make all who visit
the saloon spend their leisure momsnts pIeo,'
antly and comfortably. Never pass by without
going in and taking q SMILE. fe2O
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
pII CtI3AI
IT a Moor G2E2<<FF-2z NJ.


T--na-rLn ho,t IN MA o,7 ,,.,,ro,f.I
r,,, H., E~,.,,,,
~ L. -'' C'I?'
L" ptTSE"%in9 1alINF organ per-
sons should always De particular to get
the best, from the fact tNat tie best
cost no more thuu those of inferior
quality.
r.,
IEiI CiLM PARLOR ORGAN
:; a., ,,.,
III Sty' % h"ISH' "uF"NlNtY anu ul"-
SlcaI quoICleS has no superior.
THE CASES APE or .SOTTO
-A1'A1 W
WALNUT .
anu put t'Sether ny skilled WorEmen' anu !"
handsomely gotten up as 0 be an
OD@-.8r17~r,r mo ry-D,DTOD
y -'-' -A'L ~ 4 1 y -A+' L 4 ]AA'A4O-''
The following is a list of styles:
No. 5U-EIVE 0ClhvES, Two and one half
Princ III ,''i Fut SIX D E'2P Forte,
6ro@oI.j NnoG Swell; Patent "u'"
Va 20 HTTr E @CT " %i"I G"S'S' ana half
-'0' L 00LA' NO. Two anu 1, que D"''
n Us .! teeVS; e'ShT S'oFS-1 Wye WI "' 49,
iIrLn'lGOl, RI4to, Du!c'on3 u. " "a TrS-
i9S'G, 4feulo'o' fEl"ciP"1 t"S|, ,,r.i,
DIG foEloj An9e o"eHj patent 'D"'''
n, 90 T@SE SOW M, "ainGt en- e. borf
w. VI " L "0IHN no Two an" n onU
Prtndpol, Flute, DuIojapo, y y,:, &C.
Forte, Treble Forte; Enoo Swell;
ny. GO ISt,5n HT 10 THCN SoLlu wan boIf
sets of reeds, ten stops-DiapoSoo'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
LAKE CHARLES BAKERY
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to me for past
IA medical services will please come
forward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, ! will inform my
friends that owing 20 the cash system
adopted by the country, / will be com
PEELED 60 adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
arc made for the payment OF same.
w. II. KTRKMAN, NJ. d.
Lake Charles, January 9, 1876.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19

On September 18th, near Woodsboro, Sol
ONION Barrick, aged 70 years, s months
and 1 day.
On the 9th inst, in Frederick, Mrs. Ann
e. St"lcy, aged 70 years and months.
On the 10th of September, in Woodsboro'
Belinda T., wife Of Geo w. Shank, aged
53 years, 8 months and % days.
Near FoXvillc on the Blue Ridge Summit,
at her residence on Sunday, oct. 8, Mrs.
Eliza Arm Elizabeth Gray, wife of jacob
Gray, in the 5Sth year Of her age.
Farewell mother, thou art sleeping
with the cold and silent dead,
Loved ones are now weeping,
Mourning DER thy caskct bed,
Her spirit has taken its flight
To the Celestial city above,
To minglc with angels of light,
And dwell in the kingdom Of love.
In The gildcd fields of Eden,
Where the pure in heart DWELL
Where none but the just ard holy
The song OF saints shall swell
But while we mourn that thou art zone,
Cheer to our hearts is given
To know that God loved thee too,
And called thee up to Heaven
4 FRIEND.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19
WEUUiNlC,5TO WV MARKETS,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
lDrrcctcd arrhy BIZ .Shcelcr d Ripe Cut
yerton Drotc iarH&.
BALTIMORE, Oct.11, 1876

Ho@s-arlyals for the week 5,795. We
quote from $ to 81 and several hundred
unSold.
Catlc-arriyals 1903 Prices were t to
I IoWcr-in some cases !c decline as com
pared With last weeks figures. Quota
tons ,! TO 5! with but few at the lower
figure.
Sheep and Iambs-Thc number Of
sheep and lambs on the msrkct was $50
Butchers stock fair to very good, prices
ranged from 4! to 54c. Lambs continue
very duh and hardly quotabIc above sheep
prices. Stock sheep ranged from s? 80 TO
- for ordinary TO fair, selected lots 50 %
to - 50.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19
INJECTION NOTICE.

II
Notice is hereby given to the Judges Of
Election. and T. the voters Of Frederick
county, that an election will be held at the
usual places Of holding elections, in the
several Election Districts of Frederick
County.
On Tuesday, Noccm5cr, 7M, 1876,
between the hours of9 o'clock, q. m, and 6
O'Clock, p m, for eight Electors of Prcsi-
den, and Vice President of the United
States and for one member Of the House IF
Representatives, of the United States, tor
the Sixth Congressional District Of Mary
land. JOHN SWEADNER,
Sheriff of Frederick County
OCt5-Jt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19

lawful hunting and killing of deer in this
State began on the LIST inst, and will con-
tlnuc until the LIST of January next.
Nor SToLEN.-The horse which was
supposed to have been stolen from Mr..
Joseph Long, near Middletown, on Satur-
day night week, was on the following
Wednesday morning found dead in an OBJ
scurc part of the pasture field.
Mr.. Daniel Tillow, highly esteemed
citizen of Frederick, died in that city, on
last Sunday week, in the 81 year of his age,
a business career in the flour and grain
trade, for many years, justly entitled him
to the esteem in which he was held
ONE of our jealous young Republicans
was clean beat out at the depot last Friday
morning by an old lady who belonged to
the Democratic side of the house. Indian
ny went all right to suit her, and she don't
like the niger for nothing. SO she says
Our musical man delivered lecture on
home etiquette to the rude boys on Sa:ur-
day night, who loudly called for page five
Coon says he was boy once but was
never allowed to mix in with the men at
campaign meeting. Take the sound,
ready John.
AS this is the season for biz bects we
will introduce the campaign by two from
Creagcrstown, raised by our friend Clay
Cramcr whic,, weighed and 10 pounds.
These are certainly large ones and we con-
graduate the gentleman on his success Il:
Il beet raiser.
FAIRSQUAkE SThTEMEST.-Dr.Sc hlry'sI
Family Cough Syrup is guaranteed the
best article in the market for the cure and
speedy relief of all Coughs, C0lis, WNoCp-
ing Cough, Cronp and lmGrcl affections
No risk in using it. Only - cts. n bottle.
SO pleasant to take, even for little chill Ircn
CARDINAL MuCloshey, Archbishop Wood !
Bishop ShanahAn and Fathers Reilly, Far
reil and McConomy were in Lancaster on
Of last week, ON visit to theI
Father Keenan,, who was 4 rr)
,essor of Mi 81 I,yv's Co1,rn u,no fine
Cardinal ,hrn , hov of 1c y,s , .Dolor,
there.
Turpr ;s , v,,,,c ma, !, c,,r ,,y.r ,,,o
,,o,1.l ,ho E,od,,i, II. r,ir1,,, ,r,,r,lo,.
and was so much afraid that ne would miss |
mo train IN ,ho ,,,,,,i,,,r r,o, l,o ,ro..,,l
,;,,.,,,;, Lilo ,,,., ,r. ,;,,, l,.a.na ,,,
'''''''' ~ ms .''' '''' '''S''' '''". : '''
went 10 pea WITH his clothes on. he was
N time and SAW every thing that was to
be seen
MIR a. i. rhu"rH hAS rUEcEaStd lHt
Did log building and Ground oppo.itc c. L.
.,oss rs residence ON Church stree, from
Nr. John Rougrr. ana We understand will,
II Ct a new building thereon in Il short
ime. We are glad of this rs that old build.
nr has been an eve sore 70 the town long
,nonrh
TIE Mil9l,tuyn REGISTER man 'l,I'
he Centennial last week ard lhr Blooms.
,oro DldtclIov ,,oo the vpol, hrr.r, The
'Iarion fellow hasn't been there vet, but is
.uyio,lsly awajliu~ . GLANCE in the money
nur,.c, sn lhot he ,oo n,.,, "i.la Il i, -
y I'm, dcIinoupnt will nclp dcfy,v orr ex
,,n.c.g Ron IN
TuAnps -"Wl.t s,.9lIhc lo3e with Nv,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19

son and Capt. }. N. Chswell are now i
session at the Court House, each day, AM
the taxpayers of Brkeystown, Mt. Pleas
ant, and Crcagcrstown districts are re
minded that the Board is nov ready t.
take into consideration the assessments o
these districts. Those interested should
give 1t their attention, or they may rcgrc
it.
FILLING LAMps,-Always fill lamps il
the morning, when there is daylight t'
work by, and lamps and oil are cold, Dc
not pour oil from a can that has recently
been ayitatcd Do not allow a lamp t.
stand very long near the stove, or in any
warm place. DO not eXtingUish lamp by
blowing down the chimney; blow up from
tie bottom, or else turn the wick down
BY Il close observance to this you can save
great deal of trouble, and serious acct
dents.
DEATH or Mrs STALEY-Mrs. Anna
St"lcy, az aged and respected lady, died
at her residence, East Patrick street, on
Thursday night last, after lingering i'll,
ness, when she bore with chriuian torti,
tr,,o Me- e.,,o, vas ,,o r,,;c ,,f,no la,.
Moses Stalcy, Of TIKI: county, and has been
blind for number of years past. She was
:. ,,a on,,, ,.n.r,... ,. u.n e,,oo,
...,,.' ,,.aa.,. c,n,.,. ,,..,,, lac, -,
n, n,;no, C,,>,,,,nm. ,,,a pa, i p r,on
,.., - ,,,o p,c,,,,,1 r,n,a, ,o,,;n,;,,,
n'>A''i VIZ NJ Ii AH'' h"''' ',''"'''
"a ,'''''' N.''''' " '"'''' "'''' "0'' ",,'" -
marc c;iv last Tur,.,,y in tbn hqlh vc7r Of
his owe Same yr.r, aro Mr. Kcofcr WAS
Of ,hn "Ci,y IIoG" IN this
,rarn .rl NOR, ,ccoptIv ,rcpr,cl ,,c NO.
.;tiou NJ r,n,,r fo.rocrn, IN Mo- C,;,v n(
E,,,;mnrr ur Er,f.r had many friends
:, ,l,is nn,,,.y III. rao,.iue ,,rro hronrht
rn fr,n p,,,rn,r, and inferred IN Nj
p,i,.n, r,,.,cr,, r,., 'Tnnr.l,v -- rY.--0
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19
POLNTEUHNIC ACTUAL
B y SINESS COLLEGE!

\ n actual business institution, where
~ bookkeeping, acknowledgements
ship, stcnography, ,clcgraphy, etc, are
thoroughly taught by efficient and expert
cnccG professors. Young men and boys
are specially educated with the view of be-
ing competent to take positions n any bust
ness house Constant supervision and in
dividual instruction in each department
from five experienced instructors, who are
each specially skilled in Il distinct branch.
Full business course, al! branches, time linz
tied, y 40 ton easy terms Of payment if
dcsircd). Book keeping, including arith-
mclic and pcnmanship, only $40. Salts
faction guaranteed. An examination Of
our facilities and course of study solicited.
Enter AT amy time. Send for pamphlets.
Polytechnic Business College,
?0G Baltimore St, corner Chas., Bait, Md.
oCt5 BIN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19

LETTER LisT.--'l'hc following is a list
Of letters remaining in the McchaNicslown
Post Office, Oct. Is, 1876; Sophia Stout
fer, George Shaw, Reuben McAtcc, l.. W,
Browning
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
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In the nssh tines when oil wells we're the thems
wher,ou all eotsrprlsing minds were dwell
Ana every .pecuisior's isndesi dream
uaw great rvtrolsums aromatic stssam-
Ths fact Of yatures br,sth. plutontc cream
Spontaneously from bis own web upweiies.
Twelve ssntlsmen On nasnsy-mAkins osni.
Assembled In an upper chamber .pse'Vas.
To listen To 90 sotsrprislnc gent
While he 10 them woaid mahe II evident
Much money might be male for little sIeht
NJ any one safnciently -agsclous
TO furnish iands. by him 10 b. invested
In . locaiion be- hlm-eif had tested -.
The territory ~hsre that wen AID 'e''"'
!. III. ss., oil country In America.
Toe driii viii shortly r~seh hsiIeck.
bsing sirssdy prDmisingiy started.
We paid our money sni We took our st.sct.
Mhervat our dislntsre-tet friend drpareu,
And then marked. a. have marked bstofss
Twas not possessing rieh-s gre.' of -h'
That nxed the due psoPorion esch one uors'
Thoss Who have little alvaJ- si.s the noas.
Ana those give issss who have the sfesis., s"'e'
Oa them all bar'isns do n.n.i ilghtIy All,
walls come are like the cobbisr IN his .iAi
when into Que .m.ll hole he puts hts ii'ues~L
Why Assa hsr- rep-s' the obi. odd -toa''
We never sA~ ssain oar cherished pen
The reader vili have gu-s-rd "a, prs"ri.
Ana verx liksl, hnss- how tt- himself.
when tue shels enterpsfse had sone W ~
once more We stockholders eonvrn'd
I'm IN. ..ms s.ily weilrsmsmh-r-i spo,
We came 10 see where al our wealth VS. not
AMI 10 the r-st on, thsn. there, tha- ave
.ws poss Outsiders d. not fsi 81 sere
CAiihoash we're .siihsr more nor h'' '"Ai'
A,h.s,n, AZ. ,iae.d our li,il. -tore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

THs following dialogue is said to have
taken place in the entrancc-way Of 81.
James Hall, London. between Rubin
stein, Who was about to begin u concert.
aud an ilapassiousd old lady; "oh, NJ:
Rnbinstein, l am 10 glad TO see YOU. l
have tried in vain to purchase ticket.
Have You seat that YOU could let me
haysf'' Madam. said the great pian'
ist. "there is but ono seat at my DIS.
posal, and that you are welcome to II
YOU see ft to take u" 'oh, yes;
thousand thanks. Where is hi'. was
the excited reply. "At the piano. SAIL
Eubinstsin. smilingly.