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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

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@tpaS fur 8arnut, glus gperitspile mirb
benz Cumberland +, Gourier" BON Bpei boff.
nuasspollen 2entudier Spr0blinsen gei6ries
ben: Nirs. Chambers, bic 1i9t iebr mel.
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pon pier Sabren, .ueIder 1876 Bfunb mieat,
inb Gobert Nan an bieiem YlaBe bat einen
fGnf Sabre alien Sobn, uel6er 2l1 Bfun6
,pieet. Dies iinb Tbatiaden, un6 Ibotias
den Iaifen iid ni6t Ieu8nen.
Rit Der Bride 3uii5en ylep gorf anS
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bic ber 8oIfsuiB Erpee6 unb Bee6er setauft
bat, iinb srpar uoaenbet, babel tntro eS aber
ou9 bleiben, benn sur BoLlenbung isnb nod
10 NiIIionen Dollars erforberli6, bic fsin
Men56 baron nagen min, ebnebin neil mon
nidt sIaubt, bob Die Bride BON ireenb mels
dem prattiiden Ruben iein tuiroe. Die
2ente mGroen Elm paor UsaI aus 9ea8ier6e
barfber geben, Sann aber gum Idneaeren
SortfOmrsen bod bic Sampffabrea beuasen.
- AIs ber 3us 6er gsifonri, ,RaniassS sSeras.
Babn in ber Radt pom II. ouf 10. April
f9 BET Station 8Iue Sadet IN, SnbiaHers
@ebiete naberte, pHr6e ibm Elm 2i1tFgnaI
gegeben un6 er belt an. @s heIIte It9 aber
balb besaas, SaB fein 8abnbebieniteter bas
SignoI eegeben batte. Denn feds ober a9t
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feuern. auf bieiem befanben fi9 iebo9 13
YoIijeibeamte, ba man, ppn @ebeinapolisiiien
serparnt, einen &aabanfoq porausgeieben
bate; fie erwiberten bos Seuer fr6fti8, 3rnei
, 1876-11-24

sp<ciai Dt.patcA 10 ms T1ounA
BELLEvlLLE, Nov. 23.-1'he Government Inns
lntcrccdcd TN behalt Of James hfcQuillan, the
wlfc-murlcror, who was sentenced to be hanged
tho Goth Of December, and to-day committed Ills
sentence to imprisonment for lie IN tho Penl-
tcptIary.
8pectaf Mtpatch 10 Tie Tribune.
HAMILTON, Nov. I3.-'fhe trjn Of Francis
Alden, charged with shooting and killing Night
Watch,nau Jefferson, tho 10th Of October, CUM
mcnrel yesterday aud concluded to-day. liz
was found guilty, and sentenced to bo hanged
the 12th OF january. Tho dcfcnse act up d plea
Of insanity, but Without SUCCESS. Two pron,-
tndnt lawyers from the United States wero pres
ent watching tho case in behalf OF tho prisoner.
Tho Judge, III passing sentenre, sasd: o. can
not look upon you as d fclon without the deep
the use to which, you nglt hare put the talents
you had, and tho caro- bestowed upon yo1l by d
mother WIN s tlescribcd Dy os,c Ut tho witnesses
no toa of t9 sst ~ II H., u e %ot S,a!I
men Of tho Lar Ut Ontario | haye not strained
any point Of Inv agatnst you. THO jury. have
recommended you 10 mercy, and eEall for
ops u I ersy 1e t xaea css S from rom baysm
spostcd people, ruside 10 Rochester, N. Z.
The 0ranl Jury, to-day fctnrned true bill
e sKsGss 's n Ms:as 6 oas VII u to ss xes IT,
lest merchants In the city,
Special Ntpasch 10 The Tribune.
HALIFAX, Nov. -3.-1'l.c trial of G. Watson
and T.: q. 1iampton, fur rubbing tie Bunk Ut
Nova Scotia Of $I1,0t commenced In the SUI
premo Court to-tlay. Warden Mexican, Of tho
Pennsylvania rcnltcnttary, was called is 4 Wit
hess, but tic pr.soncrs' counsel have 50 far s1le
ccetle1 In preventing his eyidonce being nc
ccptcd. It is understood tint lie WIS called To
testify to thu bad character Of the prisoners,
md tilnt ono Of tlcm had been m inmate III Tho
Pennsylvania Pcnltcntlafy. The trial will lust
several days. --. ,-.-
Special Dfspasch to Tas Tribune.
MONTREAL, Nov. %t.-LeWis Lcatldcr, a mcE
chant of Ut. Hyacntlic, was arrested to-day Tor
forging nuto tor $t}1O ln tho naulo of Bernard
Hastien j. Co.
George B'ndley,a commission merchant, 10 un-
der arrest for obtanug money under false pre-
tcnscs by fatslng money on q che * On tue Con-
solidatcl Bunk, lu which institution lie had 10
money.
, 1876-11-24
BILLIARDS..

NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-The bIl1lnnl tourna-
mcnt WIS resumed this afternoon, the game be-
ing between Maurice Daily and Jor Dun. The
former was the winner In tho twcnty-sixth in
ming, having nlade the necessary 800 points,
while his antagonist scored but :::3e:,. Tie vim
npr's highest runs werc 4B, IL, and Gu; nlotl's 3
were ", 6a, and 10. Time u game, one hoar
AMI forty-tyc minutes. Winners average,
II l+2D.
Albert Gar1licr and CyrI1le Dion were CONTEST
ants In tho first game oi the evening. Dlon was
tue wilmer in the tlirttutn inning, bis highest
scnses being 81, 10, md a. while Garney's Iigll-
eat 1ure were 81, II, aud 10l. Time IT gan'e,
l:.5 Winners average, 10.
The tust ganc Of the evening was between
Jacob Sehailcr md Gcurgc Slossur. TlIe ga,nc
ing. schaiIcr madc 15i. Slossons highest runs
were 81, ~, and 23. SclntYcr'e, a. 52, 81. Time
Of game. one hour mud fifty mInutcs Winners
average, U49.
, 1876-11-24

Congressional Rcgufae!ons~.-Ths Naval Fund
Txhnustcti,
Epecidt Dtsp1feA TO Tns Tribune
WAsnfzoTos. .. c., Nov. I.-The House
Committee on Appropriations was to havc met
to-day. There was not y quorum present. Ran
dali, Chairman, and fiate arc ut New Orleans.
Singleton and Wheeler havs tclegraphel that
they cannot be here until Dec. 2. It Is scarcely
probable that there will bo quorum much be-
fore Congress convcnes. Three Of tie appro.
priatfon bills, however, hare been nearly pro-
pared by tho Clerk, subject to Committee re-
vision. Tie estimates are nearly alt tabutated.
The Republican members Ut the uouac WHO
hive arrived express the opinion that the MP
prupriation bills will not be reached
thts wintor: that the pressure OF poltttca,
business, mud the debate anu excitement attend
Ing the cuunt Of tho Electoral vote, will prevent
the uousc from preparing or debating approprl-
alton bills. DcsIdcs, these gentlemen think It
will be Republican policy to prevent The
passage Of tho bills at this session, ~ experience
has demonstrated that tho bills will be mora
fairly treated and tho interests Of tho Guycrn-
mcnt butter served II tue whole subject Of
appropriations is taken from tlse Present.
ssss ssnee. '''a sa eaed 'Gea se.sIe q liz
Forty-lfth Congress. would, of cuurse, be
necessary bcfore the end Of tho fiscal
year. It Is possible for President Graut, before
The expiration Of tits term Of o!gc, to cali the
next Congress 10 mect 3farc1, 5. There arc
sumo surface Indications that 1t will be Kcpub-
lcah poliry to permit the appropriation bllfs to
go over to such called session. Another argu-
incnt used Is that the condition Of tue country
nay be such tllut It would be Of vital Importance
tu have n ttcw Congress- organized, an.l Speaker
chosen licfarc tho 1olg reccss. It Is DOUBTLESS
within tho power oi tic Republican m!rosIty Of
the House TO prevent tie passagc of approi,ria-
tlUl bills ut this session.
1t Is now understood that construction work
There Is ito money to pay tho worksnen. tle MP
pFupratfon ut the last Eessiou layiug been very
sMaIt.
..Ja,nea II. Dupont, Inspector Of Customs at
1nsucctor.Gcncrnl Of Steamboats,, vice Uuruu,t.
, 1876-11-24
THE PRESIDENCY.
A perlllous Tlme--The Inauguration OF Tvs
pEe4tlunts Threatened.

A porlllous Tlmo--The Inauguration OF Two
pto4t.lsnts Threatened.
From. sfGF Correspondent af ia .St.o lark Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, l0.-In q recent
letter discussed ,nost Of The questions aud ST.
uatio,ls likely to ariss from Presidential cleo
tlon ~ close ail.l Of 80 loubtful IN issue, that
one Of ttu great political parties Of tho
country would uot ayluicsce readily III
the falrhess Ut this declared result. l did not
cutlp!icAtsai syatctl u the Eluctural CullcEe
aud tue euunt by tho TWO Houses lavu ptacca
III Americans course. heeuUsG wished tu learn
wl,ethcr tue peril were really imminent VI tltif
running upon Il. Thcre n!ay prays ~ 10
either st1o Of this rock. hut lust liow, rs Anierl-
eal,s Anxlously peer Into tlu llsts vi tho uncrr.
taln future, tho way looks narruw, ana
tl,s rock l0oms up with terrible Iae'lare.
thus danger ls not Of i wraig!e III Congress uyer
tic Electoral yoto, ol a,l ctlSrt t ,luur tle an
nuulleenlelt vi thu result, ur Ut III attempt tu
rcslst tLa inauguration ot u rtcsaent. It il !
tt,uhlu inaugural That Americans haye t0 fear,
auI two Presidents, each rla!nIny tr bu proper
ly installed III Tic ullic, each !sIekel by s!uw
1T legal u.nl constitutional aathurtty-uuc sup
ported by thu 6elsa,u Aul tAe utuer by tllu
lluHsr. How rali sllch p!lcIisI.iuuon urlsci
alAca n,Drc easily than many U! tue eonthge,-
rse5 lhut have UGrl discussed W liAbly tu NTuW
out u thu situation.
Let u snpps,su tho doubtful result iu Florida
xna Luu.stana ~ bs converted BY tlis Returning
lizards Ut these statcs tntu q Republican, yicto-
Eesturat C''..gcs assemble, a1"! ths result Ia
la5 yu.ts for Hayes uni lsl lvr ;ltticn. The
Republicans f0Ftify themselves with tlIu wi
tlclleo sustaining Tho legality Vt The astlnn of
tito Doa1ls. atd tho tlesAocsats gather test n"ny
to show that such " ston WIZ partisan and fraud.
ulcnt. aiattoFs drift along until ahs day ''1etl
for upeniux and counting thu EetlFna IN
Jolnt Convention Of sAe two Haaavs. Thu
, 1876-11-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

HEAVY FAILURE IN suErP1ELD.
~ nesnos, New. &.-AIfred Allott, l,catl Of a
h..u " accountants In Sheffield, has failed. Lta-
'4aes Ia Estimated ut Il, ,050, ,oOo.
,.ns nnosaoS, Nov. 23.-Al.rcd Allott, wtose
isns1: titars was announced yesterday, was an ox-
i rnona ao9ii'aster and colllery proprietor. He
Ion Wsisa WasiSsa Y = PARTNER with tho Iiensllaw
Seapany IL Eorts;npto,,siirc r md ta nabY ta
tfa9s es sag u cornwall. Depression III the Irotl
uu.s; IL. H. utai9Esunate speeulatluus iu America
H. 3 ELECTION,
Hon., onas1'1eson, ns Liberal, was alectcd to tho
0ppos,,nt.a. ~ eo'n'noua fruln 1rUlne again by the
hsn... =, huAols DENIED.
hi, nuuH. nusa. Noy. 2l-5 Il. .nl.--rhe I7tnes gives
u,.us,s, ng formal contradiction to tl,u rn11,or
Lord E.saon on ~ Stuck Exchange yesterday tint
svuii iSa;nossnuld "a llas rcsxnrd uiil Lord bcrIy
L1e ~. Js !''s saecessor TAe 1Sn.e1 a4itls: awe
fouaaasio authority 10 stata that there Is ~
"''a Ia tue C4biust.h ' N'p0' - - o''S'"'
, 1876-11-24
SPAIN.
MN A~

LONDON, Nov. 23,-A telegram from, Madrid
nrunounccs unfounlcd tho revival OF the runor
Of the intended marriage Of King A1funeo will.
the daughter Uf tho Dnkc tic MontpensEcr.
MApHtD, Nov. 23.-1n tho 5euatu Monday tho
question wns raised whether, If tho steamer
Nfnrttzuma reached United States wators with
her piratfcnl crew on board, slle could bc setzol
and the men arrested, notwithstanding the n>.
ecnte Ut an cxtra.ltton treaty with tho United
Statcs member Of tllo Ministry replied
there would probably 10 difficulty III securing
tlAt result,
, 1876-11-24
OCEAN MAILS.

San FRAaclsco, Cal, Nov. s3.-1t IL reported
that tho Paciau Mall Company will shortly es-
tAbllsh T. monthly llno ot steamers between this
port and Honolulu.
Robert J. Creighton, Resident Agont In this
ttty Of tho New Zealand Government, says, In
hls testimony before thu Postal Cou1nIsalon, IT,
, 1876-11-24

6IHt7u9 7H5pu1tH 10 3Ht 1F1bHH4s
DRrno1r, Mich, NoY. 23.-Ntfs. Miller, Of st.
Paul, unu OF thu most notorious thieves In the
Northwest, was arrested here witt, llcr pal tu-
day. largo quantity Of dry goods WAS found
on her person, slowed away in hcr clothing.
which WAS constructed with vlcw to b,tslnesg.
Other pluuder was found ut her hotel. The
whole, aggrogating several hundred tlullars In
value, has been Identified by Root t. Co. and by
Edison, Moore IL Co. ~ tllers.
, 1876-11-24
PHILADELPHIA,

pn1LApaLrHM, Nov. 23.-On and after to-
morrow tho charge for admission to tho E1ht.
btiun Grounds will be rs rents. The unwilling
and dedication ceremonies Ut tho monument
Y.nblsmattc Of rYlisoas libosty eFsytod BY tllv
place GU ThanksgiYing-D
, 1876-11-24

COLUMBIA, s. G., Nov. 23.-Thomas Dent, son
Of the Sheriff Of Highland County, was shot md
fatally wounded by State Senator john Coel.-
run, Vt Anderson County, hero just nIght. Tho
tlilleulty grew out Of political discussion.
, 1876-11-24

CINCINNATI, Sov. 23.-The E'4afrer's special
says i've prIsoncrs, named llcnry Hciner. Charles
Rcad, James Lyons, Frank llghdcll, and John
Moore, escaped from the couaty-Jull ut Zaucs-
vile, y, lust night, BY overpowering tho guard
while locking up for tho might, mud lave not yet
been reeapturc1.
, 1876-11-24

Deputies providing tlat military honors only bo
Rtyon TO military members dying In actigo scr
yre. It H. Thought crisis Ii thus nyetlcd. Tho
bill syas referred for investigation.
, 1876-11-24
FRANCE.

Ftu. 0'ssSEN AFXREHU.
As IEs. ".,. Nov. G3-In or1ier to apttc|nato
sub ~. 4ths III tho Loft III connectfon
.xy s."s ss Interpolation askinR why tic ,nlli.
4ibr ~, u @E'!cFs tho funeral OF wi members
e. kshs'asrd IT. i4 esscs whvrc ii,s de.rnsaH bayo m
laairy 1,ffnsi' without religious cctumnlos, til.
( SA@'1sa I'LL t.,-aay Ii tAa Chamber Vi
, 1876-11-24
JOURNALISTIC,

SV3c30F D|9p0Ich to 1he 9TI9Vxs.
GRAND tAplus, Nuy. AJ.-rnu Ev1AtaW Argns,
daily paper startol here to-day, ls q small sIx-
column shect, independent, at ~ cents week.
II. ". Tarbox, late Of the. Laily 11n.<s. ii lls
ptoprietur, publisher, aad e4ltor.
, 1876-11-24

VAUDEVILLE, Nc, Nov. 21.-Four men at
tackled tho watcl1nan Of tbe Watcryllle National
Bank last night and bound md gagged hin.
Before they could get to work On tho bunk they
were discovered by anotEcr wutehlnan, aud iod.
, 1876-11-24
AFRICA,

tox. CAPE coloNY TROUBLES.
la, wv" Aov' 1.-A pElsale telegram states
urr NJ n 'eafs are Increasing al over the fron-
iirs a. Ihpc ,app n Lnlony. Native afra!rs on both
ery AMI ite IT, hrti.t, bosilers are very unsattatar
, 1876-11-24
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2J.--WIlllan 8. Woodward,
formerly grcat operator in stotks In Wall
street, who failed In the Rock Isan1 corner OF
1871. recclycti Ills discharge In bankruptcy to.
lay. Ills debts amounted to nearly $3,0J0,0O
, 1876-11-24

CHARLESTON, Nov. 23.-EIglIteeu negroes
eugugctl IN tho lutte attaek OIL the Constable And
pusso at StaiYonl's Cross Roads, IN Beaufort
County, hare BEEN 4rreatcd.
, 1876-11-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 23.--Thc steamship Clrcasslan,
from Montreal, hns arrived.
Steamships Greece and England, from New
York, and Eaderland, from rhladclphla, haye
also arrived out.
, 1876-11-24
OBITUARY


NEW YonK, Nov. 2a-John Dyatt, q we'll
known actor, dicl yesterday, aged III.
, 1876-11-24
THE WFATHFR.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. M-1 d. m.-For
tho Luke region south and west winds, cloudy
weather and light Brow, with slight changes In
temperature aId prcssute.
1ttrAL ngAkNYATtowk,
, 1876-11-24

cnsoAuo. Nor. -.
75Me. Har. 7Er Nu.I Hina. II. rfHihfr
e;51a III, 20. u 81 II IW., frvstl.. .Ut Fair.
ll:lHa ri, 10 H. ~ II Nv, SreHI!... 1t. snow
2:lyi n itu. iI+ ~ II W. fresh. .., ElnLy.
J:aIp ill., |A,. l3 .a III W., fttAE.. u n.y.
N.ub tG IjQ, TIL n u Is, W.. frc2t. lElcAr.
lula .. ILL., A.l7t u W H. W., fresh. ...rlC
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20

Hotel Accommodation
Livery Accommodation !!
Stage Accommodation

Livery Accommodation I!
Stage Accommodation
nEsSRS. JOHN 4 ALFRED BENEFITS
VAKE pleasure In announcing to the
u travelling and resident public that their
new and commodious hotel, the
SILVER HOUSE,
SILVER CITY, NEVADA
Is now thoroughly and completely furnished
and ready for guests by the day, week or
month. The table will be supplied at all
times with the very best the market affords.
and the Rooms are large, well ventilated
and desirable. They maintain 1t as thor
oughly hrst-class Hotel, in all of its appoint
ments. and confidently solicit the patronage
Of the public. In connection with the Silver
House, they have large and weli-stocked
LIVERY STABLE,
And are prepared to furnish Horses, Car.
rtages and Saddle Animals, at . moments
notice. Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for Ptcnics, Parties, etc. Horses Boarded
and the best of care given them, at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain on hand at all times.
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences Of tirst-elAss Stable. They also run
the
Silver City Stage,
Connecting promptly with the Morning and
Evening Trains, and the Gold Hill and vir
ginia Omnibus Lines.
Clean and Comfortable Stages, good Teams
and careful drivers. The patronage of the
public Is respectfully solicited.
Hay, Oats, Barley and Wood
FOR SALE!
In quantities to suit, and delivered to any
part Of town.
JOHN BENEFITS,
AND
ALFRED BENEFITS.
Silver City, New, May 10. 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY
Chats by the Way.

A ponular actress who died recent
~ left an unprotected husband with
out any visible means Of support.
In Norway drunkards are com
PEELED to sweep the streets. It is to
their interest to keep the cutters
clean.
Nineteen hundred dollars worth
OF mutton ha been slaughtered by
dogs in s .lauo county during the
past year.
Ducks and geese are very plenti-
full in the tules in She neighborhood
Of Stockton, affardiny ample sport
for amateur Nimrods.
The San Jose Herald says: John
Brown jr.. son Of oil John Brown
Of Harper's Ferrv fame. is practic-
ing law in San Bernardino.
Those who bet hats on the national
elcctiol are more interested in what
spring styles will be than what WIN
ter fashions are.
A London joker remarks that it is
quite natural for newly married
couples To turn pale, for the cere-
m,ny itself makes them wan.
Hamlet had horror of pawn
brokers. In one of his lucid moments
he exclaimed, sadly, "Oh, Ny profit
tick soul! Mine uncie!"
A Detroit man who died misera-
BILE death in garret the other day,
declared that his first downward step
was acting as judge at baby show.
,--fres Press.
When you hear the wife of an ugly
man shrieking- from the garret via
-dow. you may naturally suppose that
it's the opera of lamher more.-Cin-
cinnati Times.
Letting Well Alone.-"Oh, Mary,
the Wells got broke, and We can't get
no water; and oh, haint it prime
Feyther says as p'raps we shan't ave
to wash for fortnight"
The man who manages hand-car
cannot be called chief engineer, and
il you style him hand.car chief he
might he COMPOUNDED with the wipers
OF tl locomotives.
A petition is in circulation at
San Jose collecting the Common
Council there to appropriate 5000
yearly in aid Of the library institu-
tion Of that city.
"What side of the street do you
live on, Mrs. Kipplel asked counsel,
examining a witness. "On either. sir.
II you go one way, it's on the right
side: ifyou go the other way. it's ON
tho left"
A physician wrote a prescription,
and, as the patient went out Of the
room, said to him: ~ wish you
would let me know If that does you
any good, for have myself been very
much troubled with rheumatism
lately"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20
A Local Returning Board.

They were playing poker, and
Pomp held a full hand. His eyes
g,istened with conscious triumphs as
he put up ten cent bet and gszei 1t
his opponent expectantly
II raises dat ten cents" remarked
Pete.
VI goes quarter mnre," insinuated
Pomp.
~ stand you and raises anudder
quarter" replied Pete.
VI continue on de war-path, and
4hops down de last thirty cents" an
swered Pomp. placing six nickels on
the table.
III kivers she pile and calls you,"
remarked Pete.
"Full hand" said Pomp. turning
/, his cards. "What you gntl"
"A pair, and de game am unde-
cidei."
.Whats dat" Undecidedi Dis
yer chile takes do pile"
"Not by a long chalk. Dis case
will now be referred to de Returnin'
Board, who will examine into de par.
ickelars. Dar's plenty more good
cards in de pack, and why didn't l
ret 'emi Oars been intimidation
and fraud, and meanwhile de Return
in Board takes possession of de
spoils," and Pete reached out his
hand.
Then tho other side denied the
right Of the board to meddle. and
when the reporter left the horrible
demon Of civil war was dancing a
wild dance in the neighborhood. and
= policeman was marching up to me-
,dia(e with . club.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20

nESSRS. JOHN 4 ALFRED BENEFITS
NAKE pleasure In announcing to the
u travelling and resident public that their
new and commOdious hotel, the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20

vuVHE MOST SUPERELY FuRNlaHED
"Btt House" In the Urited Ststes. Every-
thing for sale equal to any nSSt'clsss house on
the Coass.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-20

VuVHIS house 10 situated beside the Railroad
u track, and Il Is but . step from the
building to the Cars Of the q. p. X. Il. ON one
aide and those Of the v. 1 T. Il. h. for Steam
boat, All the attachments OF First-class
Hotel are supplied. All the Passenger trains
stop In front OF the Hotel
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-31

The Hon. VIM. 8. Holman, of
Indiana, in a recent speech in the
House truthfully said: "Every
measure of finance and taxation
since the close of the war has been
against labor and in favor Of capital,
and that the country is now suffer
ing from policy dictated by selfish
and remorseless cupidity seeking to
augment the advantages and power
of wealth and taking from the
mouth of labor the bread it has
earned,' and that only through q
reversal OF this policy and the en-
actmeut of laws of finance and taxa
ton equally just to every interest
can our prosperity be restored"
The only way to reverse that
policy and thus relieve business
and help the workingman is to turn
the present party out of power.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-31

Rev. Mr.. Joel T. Dawes, Presid-
ing Elder, requests US to state
that he was unable to fill his re-
cent appointments at Walkers
Chapel and Pleasant Hill, in con-
sequence of sickness, and hopes
the brethren of those localities
will accept this as sufficient ex-
cuse for his failure to appear at
the time appointed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-31

We call special attention to
the notice of Percy Baker, Tax
Collector.
We hope our people will give
this matter such attention as will
result in a saving to them Of
costs and trouble. We cant
flank" death and taxes-thev
must be met.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-31
Special Motice.

We wish it distinctly unde,.4...
that we will not publish ~ 49,.
OF any candidate for oiice. ~.
payment is made in adyanse- =
the candidates nominated - =
willing TO pay for tho a,.c.s..
ment we shall not announce 49,
shreveport Times.
The Times is exactly coer, =.
we have maintained for ~ ~
eleven years, although darias ~
time We have anRouuced -
than 100 nominees, for Mil r.
Telegraph never received : -
Thus, with papers, bat MT s ~
other trades and callings,-the 49,
chant, physician aud othera -;.r
whom the candidate and a. s,1,s..
both deal, bnt who arc joiutl, irs.s
ested with the editor in aen,is.
good government and in beifli.s,
up trade, and who might = -
ably be asked to give away lTs;.
goods, as the editor to wear a ~
type and presses and pay a. -
in the gratuit0us ADVERTISE p
the names Of candidates fer -
Tue Democratic press q Lesi1i.s-.
has been for eight years The 49,
unremunerated slave Of tn neer1
and the asylum whore anIifisrs
political leaders have taken 49,
without pay aud without pfjea ~
people have subscribed liberaliv ~
papers abroad, and Ieft their ~.
papers literally to bex ~ -
while on every hand, the edleev ~
been urged to Increase cvsrv ~
his efforts, and very olfeC. -
bitter but thewghtless snrena.
asked why he has not enlsrrea ~
sheet, or why it is there b not -
life in his editorials. Ard IL IIsI
ere in the party and Tho nea ~
bienDially solicit oHs.e ars nj ~
exacting Of the newspaper. &Osr
paper" they are accustonea % -.
lis all right and will ee1tainly ~
She course We istjSszte III e1f1ar
is good easy fellow, and work. -
principle" Very trae, pseniaent
citizens, but principle Is NOT csrreacv
with the type foundry Or Tho 49,
maker, nor the grocer, bsekes, .
printer.
Tho cosntry press has suffered =
iong-so that dire necessity i ~
ing it to exact eompensseieo r. il
vofk-IOuachita Telegraph.