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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-14
SheriR's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the District Court, in and for the
County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada. and to me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rendered
In said Court on the Gath day Of May, A. d,
1876, In favor Of J N. Curtis, and against Thorn.
az Jose, for the sum of six hundred and eighty.
six tS6s6.00) gold coin dollars debt, together
with eighty.two 26l00 1882 25-IOO) gold coin
dollars, tax costs and all accruing costs and
interest, have levied upon the following prop.
erty, to wit:
Two large work horses, 2 sets Of double har.
ness, four-horse wagons with wood racks CON-
plete.
Notice Ia hereby given that ON
Tuesday, the 5Oth day OF May,
A. ID. 1876,
At - o'clock m. I will sell all the right title
and interest Of said Thomas Jose In and to the
above described property, at the Corral OF J.
n Curtis. better known as Dolman's Corral, in
Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada. at public auc-
tion. for cash in hand. to the hiehest and best
bidder. to satisfy said execution and all costs
A. FLEE, Sheriff.
by G. BMDsALI, Deputy.
Dated Pioche, May ?ith, 1876. my25-td
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NOTICE
TO Whom 1t may Concern,

10 Wn0m IL may concern,
THAT LOUIS MACE, GIIssAN,s MILK MAN,
Il to leave this place shout the l5th. All
parties buying milk from him en- requested to
come forward and settls their accounts.
rioehe. March nth. lG7G.
ntr1l-1w WIN. O. 0LI66AN.
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susmRss DIRECTORY.



A tPs MILL A. ,. Blair. Superintendent
IA
A LExAhDk z. r. Drueg1ss and Apothscsry
a IAN osrees. opposite LAoour.
CaAs. aokDickk. proprietor rsn francisco
~ Brewery. Psnacs Flat
GvOHN JONAS. Generol Clothies,
Aalnst.. opposite Meadow Valley.
yAssiDf' 'ohN' cspitoi saloon.
" Main street.
n ns1 - N " S,ocs,... p possssis sno retail
-, Tsschsnd,ss' fovsr i.,r stssos A"o oeo-
ToHES DAM. DRY Good and , Clothing
H. Nam sfreet
ToHN ADoLPH L BRO. whois.aie ana
4 J Retail Deslers in Tobacco and C,o.r.
Hstn etrest, opposite Neadov valley.
DryrER sTanrRs M..dov VII, s.,..
r ALTA cArrf HsS & .osn, %iss. siSS
X II n nsSSapo SALOON. !. O xccorm,.,
Earxx.xr . m ,n,o,..,. Main s.a n strsss;
m Hsrdvsrs Cro.ts,y G,.s sru Dos nns
ffouse. furnishipe Goods. Main strest va" '""
IL ". y t,r,ssr A,an
Psos,.,on .,iotH;r9 Dealer ssc IN eroceass'
Stone Building. Main street, Phoebe.
n..dos Valley street. sna Ss. Gins
iion n s'ioe'' wholesale ana retail dealers IN
sn e s e, S. 1nss ID
count. cheeks I f. q s.s sel's Fargo Co.'S dis
i,rs s,or, psachs - w.. R.opr'e.o s u LAG
ton 10 Robinson. eche,i Orcel Ana Ghs,.y GU
GUFRIFD 4 RRiaACHfR asc r,.nciscc
" Restaurant and Bsfery. resdov Vsiiev
street, opposite Dexter Stables.
----------
A omos at Wells, Fargo 3 Cos
HENDERSON Z RIvEs. STOCK Brokers.
HueH WHITE. Fo.xssdins snd Commits.
Cos ssls Lsip; ". Z. GTid;n Agent Phoebe.
HAkM J. J. + CO., Dealers In Hardware,
~ Main street.
ID Main street.
HARRISON p, Dealer in Furniture. etc..
HARENBERa DIR. O.. physicisn and surgeon,
IA Meadow Valley street.
d Dealers In General hsrchsndiss. Main 81.
KOCH CHAS., Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
n Tobacco. sos sos sacrsmeto st.,
" Main street.
II ILENTHAL l. CO., 22s California street,
IL San Francisco.
MRS. MAHONEY, Millinery.
Nx Main street.
NJ once. L.cour street.
M IN Hardware. Mil and Ginins Goods. &c.
NkSBITT JAMES. Commission Merchant,
corner n4in and Lacour streets.
~ c ore; -. F.w. Clute. sup't.
4 Once next door to HalPin's.
NEW xOhk BAKERY, Lacour street,
Nro, Herman Horst, propr.
oDooonE"ii A. D. WI" Attorneys.
vox-rr LAcour street.
1AoNAA" 01AoA1'' Cooh heoo,
1vA cAAOVN, Ascour stroes' newman q
1, Mnnlstedt Rroprietors:
1yvnH DAIL6 RECORD, Newspaper and
soo trimming omce' WARDS building. Main
sUes;
Seiov , O. S.. ns.dS % VALLEY cot ~.
, TnMvpp
ANEn D. o., fVprietor. MEADOW valley
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to b. indebted to the Indepenusut
Markets lstsly run by Greenleaf Dobbins.
Will please call ct Lichtenstetp's Auction Store,
on Main street, sud settle their accounts tmme.
distely with J. N. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection,
Phoebe, New. Dec. Is. 1875.
dl6-s0i JIM. DOBBINs.
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DELINQUENT LIST.

Meadow Valley Mining Com pany.--
Location Of works. Phoebe, Lincoln county.
Nevada. Notice. There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment mo III levied on the twenty-sixth
day Of April, 1876. the several amounts set OPP
posite the names Of the respective shareholders,
IS follows:
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pIpIFAX.

V,HE RosICRUCIAN WERE A SECT on
i Philosophers who hourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and profecuuSS
profound researches into Natural Science eh al'
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discoyertn the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have peer
developed among them and other Alcbems.s,sm1
search for the Elixir vite, yet there is scensn.
truth ct the bottom Of all Alchemy and Asuoyr
~. They we're impressed with the proper'ie'''
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force
the extract Of certain plants.
- II - II Il "A -
ID due 10 the researches Of learned sch scholar
Europe among tho archives Of the Rosicrue'-''
II II made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS
Gathered ct such seasons Of the year when tnes
juices are strongest and virtues unimpan.s
forming combination unrivslled In the INV
ria medica.
PIPITAX
II an enemy to ell eorruption--it assisn J., ~ 10
fortiAes Nsture. Its manner Of operation ~
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores OF the akin an" nth
emunctories Of the body. the bad humors WI ne
molest u, giving relief even IN dlse's surh o.
most refractory aud difficult to cure. Ms.S.
Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sica ftjt
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billioueness. vel.
pleasant to the taste, mild in Its actioo, .n,ic.
GUS In lie effects aud uDsurpasetd ~ a. ner,.
Used - beverage In malarious dist i,,,a
trslises miasma and prevents fevef ana VIC ,cnor
Sold BY al Druggists, Grocers and L LILO
dealers. Depot zoo Front street, San frshe'>' -
s1T-3njr --
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$4,000 REWARD!

'1NHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
j for the arrest and conviction Of the man
who robbed the 6alt Lake Stage, about three
miles from Phoebe. on Wednesday evening,
March 18th, 1876.
BY order Of 8. d. BRAsrow, Asst Sup't OF
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Per ". e. GRIFFIN,
mrSi-u Agent
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A Ii BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
"A ma must be paid hy Monday, January
asth, 1876. otherwise they Will be placed in thu
hands Of the proper authorities for collection
Immediately altar that date.
Phoebe, 5annary 2lsts 1915.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN
i debted to me to call and make an immedi-
ate settlement OF their Indebtedness, otherwise
will be compelled to place the said accounts
in the proper legal hands for collection, and
will do go In q very short time.
CHAS. STEIN,
Lower Main street.
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:. And In accordance with law, and An order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made ON the twenty.
sixth dsy Of April, 1915. % many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may BE- necessary. will
DO sold ct public auction, q the once Of the
company. over the once Of the Union In
sursnce Company, No. llo California street.
Ban Francisco. California, on THURsDAY. the
tventy-ninth (29l day Of Juno. lS5s. ct the hour
g one o'clock Z. y. q aid day. 70 pay said
costs Of advertising end expenses Of me ssls.
!. ". COLBURN, Secretary.
Once-.Rooms over the once Of the Union In.
snsAncs Company. No. 41s California strset, San
sssss"cos SSu1ornla 1ell.td
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

7 THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate Of Margaret Pascoe.
deceased, to the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to eh'
ten months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said Administrator, at the ONCE
OF Bishop sabin, Attorneys at Law, at Phoebe,
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe. May 18th, 1875.
my20-td Z. D. TURNER, Administrator
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-10


Mississippi Politics The N-
peachaaenf of Davis gertaan.
MENpHs Jan. 29 An Ava
lanche Jackson bliss. special ko-
night says it II reported the CONF
mittee haye evidence rendering
Impeachment OF Ea8nt. Gnr Davis
cs sain There ~ Is question
ahont Superintendent It Educa-
ton Carsl0zas quilt BE VIII car-
tain ly be removed.
The committee Investigating the
case 0f Gov. Ames are retieent.
Notwithstanding ths voluminous
testimony tie impression prevails
taat tile Impeachment vii not 50
pressed as conviction is regarded
uncertain
Speaker kAerFs Letter DECLINE
fmg amy Naunfmasfnm.
PHILADELPHIA. JAN 29 THE
following il the fall text Of Speak
eF Kerrs letter To Mr. u. i'll.
Real
WASHINGTON. u g Jan rs, 1876.
10. ]. n. Reall. ESQ, FhiIadelphia.
Dear Sir Saverh days aga Il
received by mail, accompanied
with ynur card, 40 article over
your name. published I'D the Dela-
ware county Democrat. If Decem-
her Both last / perussd the art-
ele with much interest and many
of its views command my unqunli-
fed approved but I have only
lime now to thank you toF y0af
YefY kind reference To ma id lhas
article. and say that It IS not my
desire, Id auy degree uhateTeF,
that my name shall be used I'LL
connection with the national ticket
Of this wear.
The Indiana Democracy viii
present Is our next National Con
veutiop another ST her sons as a
candidate fan tile Presidencv
Gov Hendricks in whose advn-
csey for that high place I will
stand with them I'll hearty Cas-
operation III my judgments our
friends this year eau not Do better.
IL So we'll than n nominate Coy.
Hendricks. Il am, with great rs
speCt, very truly vours,
AI. G. KEan
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-10

CRY DKBTs The Governor ol
PenusYlvaria, IN his late message,
remarks
There IS no political problem
that az The present time occasions
ia much Just alaFm aud IS obtain
ing more serious and anxians
th0nghs, than the government oI
cities whose administration in
many sections ol the country u
Flraught with perils not only 10 the
mateFial prosperity Of our people
bnt tbe weliaEa and peFmancnce o.
tie Republic.
He gives q statement Of she
5e1ts nf nineteen American cities
10 1867, amounting to Sl49.0
000. aud 81 the same cities ia 1915.
which then amounted 40 $31Ss-
O00. 900. and SAYS
10 will not do 90 mock at the
voice 81 warming and entFench our
selves in tie belief that Che natusal
growth 81 our cities. and The CON
seQasnk accumulation ST wealth
ana appreciation of property
therein wiH liquid ass all she bonds
tais generation can impose upon
tha nexs, t0r experience Anf hls-
tory alike tsach that exttavag gance
grows wish indulgence and the
0nlB saie. Wise md honest course
TOR individuals and communities
@ parsua Is to i've within shelr
means ana pay IS thcy go
slis advice c0Hnes from adlssin-
galshed republican, bat Is issounI
and wise counsel neverthele
EN. 0. Dallsn
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The suceessEui raising 81 0ae
quality 81 to0aeco in lhe stern
portion oE North Carolina M Cite
attest agricultural achiarem
The probability of such d th.n
would haga been ridieulad
years ago. "a nav meshod oi Cps
ing bv curing the Leaf eff hs
stalk, bias also nesn introduced
Tie advantage obtained tliis
IS shown % the following yield d
go pounds of green tobacco naa-
half Of which was cnfad cn md
The other bali Of the staIs Ihas
cared I'll tle stalk, l2 lis &0 oz
stalks weighed, 3 lbs III ozs o
l9 lbs 5 ozs Cured cn stalk
lbs 1I ozs stalk on ibis top. s
lbs total 19 lbs 1l ozs s will
be observed that tha grand sosai
IS Just The same sxcepe 6 onnes
and ID this lnt cured oif Ills tak
l5 0uucas u somsthing ikR 8 per
cent IN the leaf Is gained while
the other gains ] pound ; bat thak
il ID worthless skaik Southern
Farmer.
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ORIGIN 0N cuEsAlIEs IS in-
terasting % sracs some surnomes
back "a their original meaning
The name Iasimar is D written oA
Latin Barker is synonymous itb
iannet: MilneF IS an old form of
miller Lander is q contraction 81
layandier, ashafEOman ban
mister is Che keeper Ot bafa
Iupmau-a name familiar % lae
readers of tba eWick Papers
meaus breeder 81 rams. which
nsed to he called tnps Tie
names Spinner Eneker Fuller and
Dyer, aFs derived isom gla w
manufacture carried un Is e
ish eolDaisss, who settled Ii
England As general rule ys
NIg Lower. ail names terminating
with ct Indicate some employment
0r profa an is believed ao
come from ths Anglo-sxou sk
mau benes sTter Is altmaa
Miller, miigmnn Webster is ths
old feminine fafm ,cl wehceF.
Spinster 0l spinner, Brewster IS
Brewer.
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"a. F0R cALoAsFEU PASS


Wii foo raanlagly scmi-weesly from lake
charles Is t.e sbuse calessisa eassl earsyine
ths ylnisad States Mai ALE aswn srd nl.
ffirE hs da8Hnh& smMuaHtioAa isF sRsht
uassenrsrs' ExcaleH indueamepss " hnatinR
aad nshing psrties
Esso as reaaa rip down end apl, vi aoF1
81 ap 0aiY, a.
fenpe aka etagIe Nondys ana 4aAfs
days 81 84.N sgsisss g Aeea8ss same
Ieates I1easoerg Wednesday ana saiREae3
att k.M aFFiDes at Aake taafse
Schedule Fnnnn a estNs As'A
feh RasF srlssal rani0E ms much sa
4H0S IS HEXa0AoS etsl,
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IN "lnReStiga economist
gives To 4 Philadelphia papaE che
result d Bis effort to feed his cou-
sSling family on an expenditure oA
about 8 dollar 4 week he tried
corn meal and found Ii insipid.
Buckwheat soon followed, and po
tatoas failed io sustain bodily
strength. Then oatmeal Nas tried
and at the expiration 0t tw0 wsa
says the experime0saE iound
myself four and s quarter p0aua.a
heayier. AIv wife had gaind ha
pounds, while the lad bed in-
creased over i've pounds 0ue
food outlay iog fourteen dAys VS.
exactly two dollars 6nd eighty
cents, Or less thac seven cents per
day lof each perEQn. e ara no
pursuing the saae course wihh an
occasi0nsl mixed meal
O. Bulletin.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
College Of Pharmacy.

The commencement exercises Of the
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy oc.
surred last night at College Hall, and
attracted very large audience. The
tullewipg addresses were delivered: On
behalf Of the Board Of Trustees, by 8. A..
Miller, Esq.; on behalf Of the Faculty,
by Prof Il. s. Wayne; Valedictory, by
Mr.. VIM. Rendigs, Of the graduating
slzss. The Alumni prize was awarded
By Joseph ii. Feemster, President Of
uie Alumni Association, to George T.
Greer. The prize In pharmacy
was awarded 70 Mr.. William Rem
dixs. The prize in chemistry was
aMarded to j. W. Rossiter. that in ma
psrfa medica TO George 7. Greer, and {
speoial prize for the second position Il
Geperal excellence TO Anton Boehmer
xse following are the names Of the grad
nkEes:
Chas. d. Angeyine, Ottawa, H.; An
ton Boehmer, Chas. Dlehl, 0eo.T. Greer
Rr,fl Hem. Cincinnati, o.; ia. Koller,
fiffn. o.: n. j.. Marshall, Aurora, Ind.
Wnl- Rendigs, e. N. Roberto, j. w. Ros
sffer. Edward A. Schmidt, W. g
ackaiekper, c. d. Wapgisr, Cincinpatl
o.; Albert WettefstgeSA, o1tllle2the, 2
- -.xLF a =, =. -
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APIeasant Entertainment.

The members of the Clionian Club were
last evening entertained at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burdsal, on
Broadway, opposite Webster street.
Dancing was given the preference over
other amusements, and was continued
far into the small hours OF the night.
Early in the evening the company was
iny yited into an adjoining room, where a
splendid banquet was spread before
them and heartily enjoyed. The feature
of the evening, however, was the Co.'S
tuning OF the young ladies. Each was
clad in Centennial style, with powdered
hair and Martha Washington caps. No.
ticeable among the costumes worn was
that of Miss Mamie Golfer. Her dress
was Of red silk with white overskirt
trimmed in blue and decked with blue
ribbons. Our grandmothers' idea OF
adornment in the shape Of black stars,
and similar figures on the face was also
copied. Miss Annie Muller succeeded
in making her dress an exact copy of
that given in an old portrait Of Martha
Washington in her possession. The Co.'S
tunes OF Miss Addie Bosche and Miss
Matte Lane were also remarkable for
their fidelity to the dress OF hundred
years ago. Among the other young Ia
dies present who were dressed in cos
tune were Misses Zipperlain, Doerner,
Kruse, Zoiner and Speide.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
Court Cuttings.

VIM. Timberlake VS.. Jas. Shut and
John Meyers. A suit brought on note
for $225.
Fred. Wielman vs. Jacob Wright. An
action to recover $78 damages, alleged to
have been sustained by levy on two
horses and wagon and load OF poul-
try. Verdict for defendant.
The State VS.. Nicholas Moran, indicted
for murder. The following is list OF
jurors accepted so far obtained: H.
Kiersted, w. A. Huntsman, S. W. Nor
row, Russell Green, j. w. Plumb, Gil
bert Dater, VIM. owen, W. A. Brooks,
D. T. Woodrow, j. N. Kinney, Herman
Cooper.
Viola Page pleaded guilty to keeping
brothel, and was sentenced to pay a
fine Of $100 and costs.
The Memphis g. Arkansas River Pack
ct Company against the Peabody Insur-
ance Company, of Wheeling. The case,
mentioned yesterday, is still in prog
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Amusem eIAts.

WOODS THEATER.-Mrs. Emma Wal
ler, the great tragic actress, appears this
evening by special request in Webster's
grand tragedy, "rhe Duchess of Malh."
At the matinee tomorrow Mrs. Waller
will appear in her great character OF
"Meg Merrilies." Tomorrow night
closes her engagement.
Next week "Hayerly's Minstrels," a
troupe that 10 especially popular in Gin
cinnati. and no matter how frequently
they come are always well received be-
cause they never fail to bring with them
novelties in every department. OF their
line. New music, fresh jokes and first
class hits can always be counted on
when "Hayerly's Minstrels" are an
nounced. ~,....... ..-.. ..-.
GRAND OPEnA-HousE.-Brya Min
strels continue TO draw good houses
They vary the programme SO much thai
those who have been once are delighted
with second, third or fourth visit.
grand matinee will be given tomorrow
| afternoon.
RoBINsoN's OPERA. HOUSE. Mics Mel
lie johnson, the charming actress, whit
supports Mr.. Sanford as "Topsy," IL
"Uncle Toms Cabin" takes a benef
this evening. Matinee tomorrow after
noon, 26 cents to all parts of the house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
Concerts Last Night.

The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra last
night gave the fourth concert Of the sea-
son, and it was pronounced not only the
best. but in all particulars the most sue
cessful one Of the season.
AT Melodeon Hall very fair audience
was attracted by the announcement Of
the first concert by Wiegand's Juvenile
Orchestra. The young performers &C
music being of GLASS not often attempt
ed by persons so young. They showed
the result of very thorough training. an(
| will doubtless continue to improve.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
Fhe nailroad collision.

The Coroner this morning continued
his inquest on the railroad accident ON
the Hamilton q Dayton Railroad, near
Glendale. B. F. Greedy, the Conductor
on the south bound train at the time
of the accident, was first examined. He
said his train was ON time at Glendale
and that Bigelow, the engineer, was q
first-class engineer and one Of the mos
careful men on the road.
No arrangements were made for the
south bound train to find whether the
north bound train had arrived or was
still ON the track. The train dispatcher
was always exceedingly careful about
providing this Information about the
other train going north, but the Con.
ductor on the Broad-gauge express die
not know that the other train was ahea(
OF him until after the collision.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

pose, and the abandoning the work for
want of more money to finish it, when
the object sought is even more important
than when we first declared for 1t.
Let us impress upon you the necessity
and effectiveness Of personal work. All
have an influence, which, IL exerted, Will
command immense power and sure sue
cess. Consider the question not only
for yourself, but use your influence in its
behalf with your neighbors and friends,
for an intelligent consideration OF the
question, we contend, is equivalent to
an Affirmative vote at the election.
In the completion Of this line the In
terests Of all producing classes are iden-
tical. Whatever tends to revive manu-
iaclures and trade will contribute to the
and operatives alike, just ! as good
times" work mutual benefits to all the
members OF the community. Expert
ence proves the soundness of this posi-
tion, and its worthiness as prime con-
sideration In the present emergency.
With these facts before the people, 1t
is the duty Of every elector to vote AYE"
for the appropriations. Let US finish the
work we have undertaken" and, when
finished, WATCH that it be worked in the
interest OF our city. 10 withhold
now the means to complete this
great enterprise would be looked upon
| by the world at large as proof that we
have lost faith in our future prosperity,
that we are disheartened and bankrupt.
The effect OF such impression at home
and abroad would be most disastrous to
our reputation and credit, and react dis
advantageously upon the city at large
and even upon it's individual citizens.
Electors! let US now stand shoulder
to shoulder and push this work to a
speedy completion; let our future pros
perity not be hindered by schemers and
| monopolists, but let us vote "aye" in q
body for the appropriation.
Respectfully, AMOR SMITH, JR.,
l.. A. HARRIS,
ALBERT SCHWILL,
| III. 10TH,
JOHN Il. BELL,
| A. Z. q. BoNTE,
| A. HICKENLooPER,
~ Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
Announcements,

The Cincinnati M@nnerchor will give
grand concert in Robinson's Opera
house next Wednesday.
"ObjectioAs and Probabilities, in Re.
gard to Immortality," is the subject OF
DR.. Wise's lecture this evening, in the
Temple, on Plum and Eighth streets.
For the benefit of the Relief Union, an
entertainment will be given at Thoms'
Hall, ON the evening of the 10Th inst, by
the Emerson Dramatic Club, new
amateur organization of this city, oi
which Harry G. Jessup is manager.
Mr.. Chas. F. Haseltine, OF Philadel.
phia, has rearranged his collection Of
paintings, and has invited number Of
citizens to private view Of them March
13, at WiswelPs Hall, Fourth street.