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The State Superintendent OF
schools.

We observe that the present superin'
teudent OF Schools in West Virginia il
laboriously at work-uot in his Office
but on the stump, here, there and every
where, for TiIden and Reform. He il
the most indeiatigable stumper in West
Virginia. In wet weather or in dry, we
notice that Mr.. Byrne is always on hand
whoever else fails, at some point in
Weizel, or some other benighted Demo.
cratic region, giving the people light, not
on the subject Of schools, but on their
duty 10 vote for Reform" Unlike char
ity, reform, with Mr.. Byrne, does not
begin at home, or, more accurately speak.
ing, in his office. Perhaps it is not needed
there. Perhaps the office Of School Su'
perintendent is now mere sinecure,
The school system OF the State is proba.
bly, 80 we'll organized that il does not need
a Superintendent. II ii needed one, we
presume that Reformer would not neg.
Iect its duties and spend the amount Of
time in politics that Mr.. Byrne is spend.
ing, even in SO good a cause as Reform.
Mr.. Byrne's salary is $500 per year.
This is a large sum to pay for the Super
OF an Office that can run with
out Superintendent. OF course he
should be paid for his services. Hispay,
however, should come out OF the Demo
cratic campaign fund, and not out OF the
Treasury OF West Virginia.
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Panic In q Chinese Theatre.

SAN Francisco, October 3l.-A false
alarm Of FIRE created q panic in the
Chinese Theatre, on Jackson street, last
night. The building was crowded. A
rush was made for the single means Of
exit and many were tramped down in
the confusion. The police dragged out
twenty dead and about the same number
wounded. The Chinese refused to rem.
der any assistance and the performers
continued playing until stopped by the
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Colliery Explosion.

Porrsv1LLE, Pa, October 3l.-An ex
plosion Of FIRE damp occurred last night
in the Wadesville colliery, near ST
Clair. Three men named Dormandy
RyIey and Welsh were shockingly burned
but it's thought not fatally. The damage
done was considerable, and it will be
several days before the work Of the mine
can be resumed.
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ENGLAND.
Convicted Under the vagrant
Act

LONDON, October 3l.-Justice Flower
in the Bow Street Court to-day sentenced
DR.. Slade to three months hard labor on
his conviction under the Vagrant act
The counsel for the defense gave notice
for an appeal. pending which slade'.
previous bail was accepted. The sentence
Of the Court was received with mingled
applause and Kisses by the spectators.
A CONFERENCE on THE LAWS OF NATIONS
The next annual conference OF the
Association for the Reform and Codifca'
ton Of the Laws Of Nations is announced
to be held at Antwerp on the 2lst oi
August next. The Burgomaster and au.
thorities Of Antwerp will receive the
Association, assisted BY reception com.
mittee from Brussels.
THE TINES on GERMAN POLICY.
The Times says editorially: 1t is i'm.
portant TO observe that we have not yet
heard that Germany abidcs, and will
abide, by its alliance with Russia, and
though It will struggle 10 keep on good
terms with the other Powers, the govern.
nent Of the Enperor's nephew and friend
will remain most closely knit with his
government.
WITHDRAWAL OF GOLD COIN.
American gold coin to the amount OF
SIG, 900 was Withdrawn from bank yes.
terday for New York.
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Raid ON The Lotteries.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-A raid was
made to-day on 4 number Of lottery
places throughout the city, going under
the name Of the Kentucky Lottery, and
controlled, It Is said, by Simmons, Dick.
inson & Co., and arrested the parties in
charge and carried their stock to the
station house.
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Rooms OF OHlo,
COLUMBUS, October q, &c. }
Editor Democrat, BO,pling Green, O.:
"DEAR SlR: National success is as
sured. There is no event in the future
more probable than the election OF Til
den and Hendricks. The feeling in the
State is inlensiiying, and il our friends
will do their duty we will wheel Ohio
into line. We are claiming the State
for November. In your paper, from
this until the seventh (7th) proximo,
eLain tie National CONTEXT and hiS
STATE also. Be EARNEST IN THIS MAT
TER. Do IT ExuLTIN0LY AND WITH THE
UTMOST CONFIDENCE. Don't Be luketrdrm
in dis, but jsrpcnt The Republicans are
great y alarmed. They feel that thefshl
is gone. They are dropping. Keep them
there. Press the advantage which the
situation assures. There IA much 10 be gain.
ed by this evurSc. Demand the polling Of
every vote, that our victory may be over.
whelming and last through years. Gain
The Staie rih confidence. Do it with such
confidence as to carry eonrietion 10 our
friends and terror TO our enemies. Hold
meetings everywhere in your county.
Eruh al your meetings, and press each one
to go forward with assurances Of victory.
"Very truly yours, .i j.
John g. THOMPSON, Chairman"
The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
makes the following remark in regard to
this circular of Thompson:
"The confidential circular OF Mr.. John.
G. Thompson, addrcssed to Democratic
editors in Ohio, and which has fallen
into the hands Of the Toledo BIals, gives
the true inwardness OF the Dragging and
boasting that pervade the editorial col.
umns Of Democratic newspapers Just now.
They are to undertake 10 carry the elec.
tion by wind. It will be wind, and moth.
ing else. The betting is everywhere in
favor OF Hayes, and men do not put their
money up without first studying the
chances"
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ST. LOUIS, October 3l.-John stro:hers
and Samuel Wilson, both colored got in
to quarrel at 4 negro ball on Christie
avenue about o'clock this morning, dur
ing which Wilson drew pocket knife
and plunged 1t in Strothers' left breast,
killing him almost instantly. Wilson is
said TO have killed q man about year
ago in Chicago; he iS under arrest,
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SALEM, n. J., October sl,-The Salem
Court convened this morning, and the
State prosecutor moved the indictment
against James Weeden, John Clark, Sam.
uel Collyer, Martin Neary and Richard
Goodwin, for the murder Of the youth
Walker in prize 6ght. These are all to
be tried together.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Admissions to The Cenien-
uiul.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.--The total
cash admissions 10 the Centennial during
the past week were $500, ,023. The cash re-
ceipts for the week were S2s2,O54. The
Exhibition has been open lS4 days, and
during that time the total number Of
cash admissions has been 6,924,453 The
receipts in cash have been S3,270, ,4sS %.
The total number Of admissions in cash
and free, has been sy453,92S. II is con-
sidered certain that the financial success
Of the Exhibition will be such as 10 ad-
nit OF the payment Of at least 20 per cent
on the stock snhscribed.
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Reyeuue OmcialE.

wAsHHo7oS, octobsr Sl.-Wilson H.
Lane was to-day appointed revenue store
keeper for the Fourth District Of llli.
nois, and W. B. Sheriff. for the Seventh
District OF North Carolina, Simon II. Lu.
cas- gauger for New Mexico, and Robert
c. :Arc6ibald gsuger for the Seventh
District Of Indiana.
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NEw York, October 3l.-Arrived-.
Steamer PommeraniI, from Hamburg.
SAN FRANcRco, October 3l.-Sailed-
The Pacific Mail steamship Grenada.
QuEEEsTowN, October 31.-The steam
er ParthiH, from Boston, has arrived.
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TURF.


NEw York, October Sion accoun.
Of rain the opening Of the National Jock.
ey club races has been postponed until
to.morroW.
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ST, LOUIS, October BE. Tallen, who
was appointed 4 few days ago Chief Su.
pervisor Of Elections for the Eastern Dis.
trict OF Missouri, by Judge Treat OF the
us. Circuit Court, presented 3 Lat oi
supervisors 70 the court to-day, which
was accepted by Judge Treat and commits
sions viii besissued to them tomorrow.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Eipbtcen Years MT Sing Sing.

ELIZABETH, n. J., October Sl.-John
Murray, New York burglar, who rob-
bed the residence OF Gen. George B. Nc.
Clellan, has been sentenced to Is years
in the State prison and 10 pay the costs
Of prosecution. Murray was tried on
six indictments.
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A SENTENCE Of Fifteen Years.

NV YoRK, October 2l.-CharIes VIII
Hanson, alias Stevens alias Penn, con.
victed Of forging bonds on the New York
Central and BGtalo, New York l. Erie
Railway Companies, was sentenced to-
day to the State prison for 10 years.
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RelInciInn ncMnres.

ALBANY, October Sl.-The Printers
Union OF this city have reduced wages
on morning papers from $40 to sls; on
evening papers from Sl7 to SIC; on job
work from SIS TO Sl7; on book work
from Sl7 10 SIG; on weekly papers five
hours increase per week al same pay, Sl7
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LITTLE ROcK, October 3l.-In The
Federal Court to-day, Judge H. c. Cald-
we'll on the Bench, Benjamin D, Watkins
was convicted Of making counterfeit
nickels and sentenced to pay 4 fne oI
81 600 and one years imprisonment.
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OMAHA, October 3l.-one hundred
Sioux Indians left Sydney, Neb., to-day,
en- route to the Indian Territory on
tour Of inspection. They will pass
through here tomorrow.
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acknowledgement.


~, rnpk BUR, Of Berkeley county, vii.
.,s,.s Svr The peopl. OF the Second District
. follows; o,,r,v rbpr,day
SES Ea,,sStoTn, Friday Night November 3D.
y2'SsLJ yy2'SsrooJ, Preston county, SATURDAY
SISst November 4t6. r,xo,h.r 9Th.
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sherman, Sheridan and the Pres.
ident.

WAsh1SeroN,' October Sl.-Lieutenant
General Sheridan, who arrived here this
morning, in company with Secretary
Cameron and General Sherman, called ut
the Executive Mansion before the Cabi.
net meeting. They were close,ed with
the President for nearly two hours. Al.
terwards Generals Sherman and Sheridan
had lengthy interview at the headquar.
-. - ,ko n.r,,
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Gen. Dix Tor Mayor Of New YorL,

NEW YORK, October 3l.-L. Fl. Nor.
ton, Of Morton, BliEs 1 Co., has been
nominated for Congress by the RepubIi.
can Convention Of - district 10 this
city, nov represented BY, Mr.. Willis.
Gen. John A! Dix has consented to 40.
cept the Republican nomination for
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PosrA1 CARDS IN OCTOBER.

The number OF postal cards issued dur
ing the month ending to-day was 23,ll6,-
00O, being 2,e77, 500, or nearly Is per
cent, over the issue Of October Of last
year. This is the largest issue Of cards
occurring in any one month since the in
PRODUCTION Of cards, some three years ago.
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NEw York, October Sl.-Mr. Walter
B. Palmer, for several years President Of
the Tenth National Bank Of this city,
died last night. Aged 4S years:
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TORONTO, Octouer 3l.-The Globe to.
day announces the retirement from the
Cabinet OF Hon. Mr.. Geofron, minister
OF Inland revenue, on account OF III
health
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Thanksgiving.

HARRHBuRs, October Sl.-Gov. Hart.
rant to-day issued proclamation setting
apart the 30th day Of November rs day
Of Thanksgiving,
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LrTT1E ROCK, October Sl.-The Ga.atS.
has special which says'that the Rosa
Miller, sunk near Pine Bluff, Ia being
wrecked,
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oPERA HOUSE nrRNEp,

CLEVELAND, October 3l.--A FIRE at
81 o'clock this morning totally destroyed
Summers Opera House building at
Akron, Ohio, which includes the Opera
House, Summers Hotel, and several
stores. Considerable OF the furniture
and stock was saved. The building cost
1000, which, in addition to the hotel
furniture and scenery and fixtures Of the
opera house, valued at $4,000, was own.
ed by K. A. Sumner. His loss will be
$4,000, with q total insurance OF only
Sll, 900. Other losers are as follows: j.
G. Enter, hotel furniture, $1,000; John
W. Catwood, saloon, $500; Clark & Sum-
mer, grocery, s., 900, insurance for 81, 500;
". L. Bais, barber shop and bath rooms,
5000
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A Significant Refusal-Naturali-
zation Frauds Cannot be Ex.
amfned Into.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-The U. s.
District Attorney called on Mr.. James,
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, to-
day, saying that he had undoubied proof
Of numerous frauds in taking out natural
ization papers, and asked permission to
have the records for the whole year ex-
amined, This was refused.
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SAVANNAH, October Sl.-Total inter.
ments to-day three, all from yellow fever.
The weather Is very warm.
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REFoRNER Cracrait Of this city made
a speech down at sistersviIle, Tyler coun'
ty, on Saturday last. A correspondent
says ii was "blackguard" speech. He
says that part OF it was devoted to the
"Boys.in Blue, whom he styled brave men
in peace but towards in war" 1t seems
also that the Rsiormer made "derisive
attempts to initiate the hobble OF Grip
pies" Also that one would sup
pose from listening to Cracratt "that
bIackguardism and rebellion were ram.
pant, and good order and republicanism
at a heavy discount" According to Re.
former Cracralt, "the Republican party
and its officers are two thieves, between
whom the government is being cruciaed.' >
We infer that the RstOrmsr was ex.
ceedingly vigorous in his style at Sisters
yille-more so than at steubenville. HG
is doing great and good work in this
world between his lectures on Ruth and
his speeches on Reform. He will be one
OF Tildens brightest jewels when the &C
count comes to be made up.
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FIRE RECORD.


OMAHA, October 81. - The Belts
House, at Glenwood, Iowa, was destroyed
BY FIRE At 3 o'clock this morning. Loss
$4,000. Insurance not known,
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Democratic Tactics in Baltim ore

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-TWo citi'
sens of Baltimore have sent to the De
partment Of Justice 4 letter stating that
It is currently reported that the Sheriff
Of that city, through his deputies, is con-
templating the arrest Of sufficient num-
Der Of United States Deputy MarShals on
or before next Tuesday with the evident
intention OF weakening the force Of the
power and presence Of the officers on elec.
lion day, and that fear OF insufficient pro-
lection from the United States Govern.
ment in case Of the arrest Of said Deputy
Marshals has produced 4 profound sensa-
ton among Republicans, which makes 1t
exceedingly difficult to procure sufficient
number In some localities Of volunteers
for the position Of Deputy Marshals on
election day.
Officially Denied. -
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-sherif Mills
Of this city says the report that he intend
ed TO arrest the us. Deputy Marshals on
or before the election day is utterly with.
out foundation; on the contrary he will
assist the U. s. Marshal with a posse
comitatus ifcalled upon.
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Weather Report.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
0IFiCK OF THE CHIEY SIuHAL OPFIcER,
WAsinSOroN, D. c, November III A. 4.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

seem. to be brim full Of energy. We in.
fer that he is fine old bluff player. One
Of bis circulars to the faithful have just
come to light. It reads rs follows:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENr'L COMMITTEE !
RooNs OF OHIO,
COLUMBUS, October "a, &c.
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". II. CALDWELL, A. X sNITH, A.K.TEvESsoN
Pres't Brewer. Manager
, 1876-10-22
CITY REAL ESTATE

| 1I0I; sALE-B7 T. B. DOYD-RooM II. i4s MADl
ossf ana s +
bargain for some man with moneys 1t pays now ~ pc
ssoeo-one Of the finest dock lots in Chicago: righ
in heart Of city clear s0x1Y5. want small paylnen
ts irope IS s9r Mo
s7,U0-A splendid new octagon-1sont brick dwelling
and lot :sxi25, On Ada's.st between Wood and LIN
aes sfe a1a f!ls CT R
sts:; has every modern improsenens; ,e
x:so loeas saa aa fhs i earany
aft6.st. t. east front: shts Is just onettr its value
!; rooms oyep on SiiwaukeeaS. a bexeen
Iaulina-sts- Rents for SOU per month"; Decided oaf-
4oot-1es as1.5 east fsoSt on praire-.v'
n2Efa g dotiass and o sa.s on
between Paaiina md Wood Easy terms;
M fs9a o s1
sixth aud Twenty scycnth-ss. Clear and terms easy
Tor sALE-DT ]: i. KEELEE. les cLARk.sr;1; ~
T. Madison'sl'' near Aea''t1' s8ofe anu io'' OILY
s;os s!o5s ss' apa lot 5
Mfwausee-av' corner lot 60 feet fsont' and store
Wood-st.. near Polk, COOKIES. at great bargain.
vabssl-ar., north OF Eneicwood, ioox17o only $50
0gden.ay.. lots near yan Buren, and Polk.sts.
EnEle~ood Ga gckey.sd IT, near Sixty third cottage
soSd and 'o 4eA1 san De AaA4 49, oa's''a '"ue' oe
Settases ana lots in Vet sPa sonth Divisions.
MaSIsnns ncor Hood .cx13 ft hn,,d,ns
cf1ean. "s1A "S4' 7oAA"''' VAIN ''''a'Ae'''
.PoiE.st-. west OF wcstem.av.. houses and lots
cheap.
some Immense bargains IN property, city
Brick house rooms, on Polkst., near western-av.;
The nnest farm IN Southern Iowa. all in cultivation.
i.1oom house; 81 miles; fine hedge fence, I6o acres
T7oR sALECTWO STORY AND RASF2IEYT BRICK
1 esp nd M seed a 9fa aenet on Ses t
hepse lo! West side bsl9x
eheaP; re $50 ooo Business bosk East GhiceGosS
Parties In search Of cleap ood and accessible
~ city country. will Dc vel 10 examine our list 4,
f9wE47 9. CO. SsEta G!s57st ESe@ -
rent 9or abont III: gs nef on1b. ona
ioox3s, corner FIy. .flrst.st anil Cottage Grovo-av.
sn eoTnss anS 9S:a
A block in best part Of Maywood
corner dickson lb1fFH 81 p5pF S ESaa
12e and 13I Lasa1lcE
TOF SAIE-3yD EXCT TANCE-iSH'jiUYED AND
T. vacant business and residence property city and
supasona: hasee:st near Chestnut stone.fnnt bon,c
oontsro.st; o near Dearborn. lot 4oxloo.
wain1c, o'otory on3 5eo !,0ft nqnse' I
sO0p feG: [: e1STIEGb. :iYH1 Ii SO Lasac.st
FOR sALEGHERE ARE AKGA1Ss-MAD1soS-
au!!as s1q9 {e9; corner Jackson
= 5 enIy ri Sso I,s;e5a:ss
ad esc gn ssy Ssr fea
f5oSs ToS SSIEa sSTs LITTLE HOME; CAN n
, 1876-10-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.


~--,v~,.v --.rC
IE14 HEAL E31 A1x<s
,,,,@ re pI11,
EtOIe sAkE-THE SPECIAL AyTENI1uN uF fuls
chasers is called to the following list OF choice pas
EAtns
o,ac,s ~ chotca h,tnae1 nroneYtr tproyef
md roranf r'eeee ~ ea"'~e oA7''s9' ''9'~ -
In frnnftoe 1.77a.acst and c1rbourue.ay. uca
their nterscction viii seli to Improve on terms tt
'1lf Ioa q ronfnF Rer and
4nIeltect!on. on same terms
G5NlU0 feet OF Van Burcn-st and Western 'av
1G5S.35 feet Van Burcnst-. east OF Western az
- 5o0: great bareaia-
Lots on indiaua-ny north OF ThFticth-st. 500.
aIe ~ q easi % go ~ =. MI -
~ yvnnfint Waehfnsnrr " hcvge.n f,1ark anf
,,a.,ss 1,uus Sa 1sm1ston IN oauAe' oes"sSo e "
Lot curaer Milwaukee and Ashland -ays.. improved
Want o1eF.
sfrI{ IN near
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
TERMS:
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

Senator Morton has returned to
Washington from Indiana.
Ex-Governor William Cnzzeu of
Rhode Island died at Newport Sun
day.
The report Of the Sioux Indian
Commission justi6es the savages in
their outbreak.
1t is reported that the New York
World IS to be conducted as an ;nde-
pendent political journal after jan
uary lst.
The action Of the Senate on Nor
tons bill to regulate the counting Of
the Electoral vote is awaited with
great interest in Washington.
Ben. Hills recent manly course is
bitterly denounced by the Democrats,
and combination has been made to
defeat him tor the Senate.
John Mcdonald. who murdered
his wife in Los Angeles. Califoruia,
some time ago. was on Monday SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life.
Governor Grover Of Oregon left for
Washington on Monday. He has
prepared an elaborate argument sus-
taining his action in the Croniu case.
1t Is stated that the excitement over
the political situation is considerably
greater IN three or four Of the West
err States than in any part Of the
East, or even the 5 nth.
On Monday seventeen carloads Of
Chinsmen were dispatched to the
terminus of the Southern Pacific rail-
ro "A, where the work will he com
menced at once of extending the road
into Arizona.
1t is not thought there will he a
quorum of Senator's present in Wash
iagton daring the holidays. although
il Is understood that the Demo ratic
leaders of the House are hostile 70 an
tjoufnment.
A terrible collicry explosion oc-
CURED on Monday in the South
Wales Campany's pit near Newport,
England. Scvea bodies have been
recovered, aud many at the miners
taken out alive are seriously aud
some fatally Injured.
The Washington Capital af Sunday
processes T. have information that, AS
there is na law requirin-; the pr-sid-
ing nficer of the Senate to be chosen
firm amoag the members ot that
body, the Republican Senators have
determined ID eject General Grant to
the p ,s,uon OF President, ia case Of
need.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

FoUR AND SIX MONrHs.-Judge
Cole yesterday sentenced the boys
convicted Of misdemeanor, in throw
log . train from the Central Pscifc
Railroad from the track. to four and
elk months respectively in the
County Jail. One Of the boys is
fourteen years OF aga. and the other
aixteer. The younger of the two.
who 10 by far the oldest in crime.
drew the long term. The law pro-
svides no adequate punishment for
this character OF offsnse. six months
in the County Jail being the exten,
Acknowledgements Sentinel. l7th.
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INcoRpoaATroN.-The Farmers Co.

INcoRPoRAIoN.-The Farmers Co.
operative Association ut Wc>'e Ne
vada and Nor s,he,stern California ves-
terday flied articles Of Incorporation
in the Clerks Office in this county
for the purpose of CARRYING on the
business IT farming merchandising
commission, Insurance., banking aud
manufacturing Ctpitai stock $780,
900. divided into 1000 shares of $l00
each. Principal place of business,
Reao, Nevada. The Trustees for the
first SIX months are: John Cshlan
and Fred Haynes. of Honey Lake
Valley; G. w. Naples, OF Sierra Val
ley: Geo. Alt. A. A. Longley, J. c.
Smith and T. W. Norcross, of True
kee vslley.-Reno Journal of Mon
day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

- For Latest Styles Of Clothing
try N. RR0wN 4 Co., No. q South Z
ygtrest. Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

ArN. BROWN 4 Co., ~ South c
street, Virginia, manufacture their
own clothing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

1rN. BnowN 4 Co., the new Cloth
Ing House Of Virginia, guarantee sat
lsiactiou In al cases. Try them.