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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-07
EIED.

GAUS-On Thursday, October 5, 1876,
CAROLINA EUGENE, daughter of Rhine
hard and Mary Ann GauS, aged ii years, 6
months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of her parents, No. 81 Zane
str, ct, Island, at 10 o'clock this morning.
Friends OF the family are Invited to at
tend. The rules OF the Catholic Church in
relation 10 funerals will be adhered 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-07

BALTIMORE, October 6.-Flsur-
Steady and firm; western supertine So 10
(d)4 30; extra 81 7565 so; family
| S. 1901 %. Wheat Active and firm;
No western red 81 so; No. do 81 %
! GGl %. Corn-Western mixed at 56s
56jc. Oats-Less active; western white
39s 42c, mixed S4@36e. Rye-Scarce,
but frmer at GQ@65c. Pork-At SlS so.
Bulk Meats-Shoulder st &c; clear rib
9Ic loose. Bacen-Shoulders at S96Sic;
clear rib lOI@lOJc; hams l6@l7c Lard
Refined ll4@l2c. Butter-Stesdy,
firm and unchanged. Petroleum
Easier, but not quotably lower. Coffee
Strong; Flo cargocs lG@l9c; jobbing
lGi@l94c. Whisky-Nominally firm
at l4C.
CINCISSATI, October 6.-Cotton-
Firm at lOlc. Flour-Dull and nomin-
al. Wheat-Dull; red 81 1901 Is.
Corn-Flrm at 4Sc. Osts-Dull at $50
40. Rye-Firm at 66@6Sc. Barley
Steady at 81 0S@l u. Pork-Unset.
tied bat generally higher at II 25@l7 SO;
closing at outside. Lard-Dull; steam
lOI; kettle l03@llc. Bulk Meats-Firm;
shoulders nominal at 7f@7sc; clear rib
o.; clear 9i69Sc. Bscon-Steady at 4
@S@95@l0@lOfc Whsky-Firm at
81 90 BuLicr-Dull and nominal.
HoGs-S;eady; common light S. 00@
5 80; fair to good light SIS S0@6 90;
heavy 50 1906 10.
TOLEDO, October 6.-FloIr-Steady
Whest-Dull; No. l white Michigan
81 Il, amber 81 l.. No. , amber H.
hnois 81 Is, rejected red 81 OF. Corn
Steadyr high mixed soc. low mixed spot
and seller September 4Sc. No. white
4Sc, damaged 45c. Osls-Dull; No. .
33c, " bite sole.
PlTTsRUGH, October 6.-Petroleum-
Quiet and firm; crude SO 72B at Parker's;
refined quiet, buyers and sellers apart
25!6 !53c bid and 26c asked for Philadel-
phIa delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-07
GoyERNmENTs-Weak

RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm, especially
for coa issues, Lake Shore and North
! western.
SToCKs-The stock market was active
and excited during lhe greater part OF
the day, and a very large business was
transacted. At times considerable buoy
ancv prevailed and some shares reached
the highest price yet made, but in final
dealings there was resction IN some
cases among the coal stocks. New York
Central advanced to 4O9 and
closed at 3SI. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western advanced tO-7ls;
Delaware and Hudson Canal rose to 698,
and closed at g. There was considera-
J BILE realizing in these stocks to-day, as
, there was also in the general market.
! Michigan Central, after rising to As, fell
off the A, and closed at AL. Lake
Shore rose to 56S fell of to 55s and
closed at 553. New York Central ad-
vanced to l03, and Rock Island to l0l J,
but closed at l0l4 and 1905 respectively.
Pacific Mail rose to 29S and closed at %
Western Union advanced to T1s, with
last sales at ut. Northwestern shares
were strong late in the day, and
advanced to 3Gi FOR common, and to
GU for preferred, closing at the highest
point. St. Paul shares were weak, the
common declining to 272 and preferred
to 572. There was fractional recovery
at the close, Hannibal d st. Joe common
rose to l4!, preferred to "a; Wabash to
i and Ohios to IL. There was reaction
on these stocks of ! per cent. at the close.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
were 10000 shares, of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, 1000 Rock Island, r..
900 St. Paul, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1000
New York Central, 5000 Ohio, 5000
Wabash, Michigan Central, $4,000 Della
ware. Lackawsnns and Western, and
| $4,000 New Jersey Central.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October 6.-MoNEY-
Closed at 2@3 per cent. Mercantile
paper 4@6 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $1,000. Clearings, $3S,OOOOOO.
Sterling firm at 4S2@4S5.
GoLD-Opened at l09!, declined to
1921. and closed at 1893. Borrowing
rates l9l per cent. Loans were also
made fiat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
&ermifDteS.
laufell.

-Ba6renb Die IS It [. 6 o #" lest
init ben = 6nappIGdler tnSoute
ltana nuo ibrcM returning board"
ld0n tbut. bat 6srr 9 6nr5 nod an
l /. Snnuar 1873 gegcn bie1elben I'M
8un0es1enate fur6t6Gr g%eoonlett. Seine
6auptoornerfeile Don lenem Gage ltllo
folsenoe:
SD CLAUDE nidt, bob sic sic auI9efldrte OF
tentlite NtetnIn9 bauon llbcr5et9c1 tnlnet1. oaB
Die Selto98z artet i'll oer lepten SSabL oltrtD
cine cbrlt1c abltinlmun9 I'LL Staate Soutltala
sciie8t bat. Sein uerltdaDigcr Ntcni9 fnnrt li1
Ocr Neberscu9ung eut5ogen babgll, baB btelcni9en
SeIte, lUetGc oclt d u III [ o Ell 0eDattltrct@
pom Sabre 1872 %periibten, lelbt Dor oeI d III D.
IL lte n Ntttteln nibt 6urIdlbrtfen lptr=
nel, nm ltD ote Srltdte Iene5 @epaltitret9eS birt)
etlle SStsoerbollilg oclel5en ST erb0ltcll. - Ntdu
Dat e5 lnoDl b~enlcrtt, o1B, ais ole SSdbl tim :.
lS'4) etne beoeItcroe conlerDutloc WtutprltGt altlz
1Die9, Der returning board, bent ubli0ttt6 let1
Elrtctrarotter b%clalicn luor6cn mar, Die GSa4lOes
ribtt SSoc)el aut &O6et urnarbettcte, bls-grao'
ooet tfltiflln lcue cOnleruattuc IteDrbctt tn
cine rtpublttGnii DE crmatoeI
mar. A1l9eitDtS aler oteler Sor90l9e ltno alloes
ttr 3tdCDrtGtell, ole t) eltpTGuJelt babe, ertlure tD
IS ptet TIT l1etlle leterltde llebericu9ulI, o0B ote
NIT 0eotittcnoer Stlmmcnntsbr1ett 9eporneu hd'
pen; DAB lc pom Dem returning board' I'M bus
Gt9eDntB DER M0bl bctrogclt lpOroctt ltuo....
SS4" Die au3enlclne GntrltltuEg gc0en ole &eritber
nIele9 unre1tS nod erbObt, III Dcr litttife ~{)eLoelz
muth, oeit o09 eltrcdtetc Golt uon 2olltll0nn an
ocl lag 9tle3t bat, tnoeln es TT erb0beulter Sc
pllo ulo HuBe srtrG9en bat, mas Uruno 9e>
mug sur HcpOlutton gelpelsn mGrt, 2tIu
0c &ebre ut 10 alt ais bas unre9t lelber, baB er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

iagt, ftebt nit %geiunoen o0Lferre6tLi9en
@runolGBen in throfflten Nioerlprnbe.
0ie preubti6e Jte9terung bate allo tet7
mem Nnipruh auf Uttlitaroteulte oes Ar7
thur Stetnfauler, uto Die WetgerIH8
Der @eianDti6aft, TIN 81 i6iben, fann
nur oantt entl6ulolBt tperoen, DAB Der
8ater ii0 pei8erte, fit ieinen Sobn ote
Grfldrung ab3uBeben, oaB CT III ell1er
bon tbm ielblt tcit3ule5enoen Set o1e
u b / d t B a b e, nad 0en Ser. StaoEsll
auriid3ufebren.
6err Bancroft Oaois t6eilt in 8csu9
auf Die Glauiel oes 4. Artltels, iDolah
mad eillem 3netil9rtgen @tufeItbalte III
Der alter OetnQib argenD nnle1 Der0sl
fann, baB oer 3uriidgete brte auf 'ein
om%erifoullDes SurgecreOt oer3tdtet
babe. nit, Do6 betOe 9te9terun8en oieie
@Iaulello perite1el, o0B tn1eoem elnSeLnen
Sale Die oeutl1e 0tegteruu9 llI6t etulets
tia perfQbreH, i~onoern Der anerifantz
lAen 9te9terung @ele9enbeit 9eueu iou,
Die SbatunltGnoe 3u unteriu6en, OBJ otsz
lslben elHe lol6e Nunabn1e rehtfertisen.
Bel oieier @~elegenbett olrite es Mot
unintere1ant let1, gu erfabreu, pie 0err
SGnctort Oapts uber Die Nirtungen
oentt, Del1e Der Nufentbalt oer Oeutl0z
Amerttaner III OeutlDlanD BAT. ST.
ia8t b!eruber: Der BsrFebr ioLDer naz
turalIltrter dnsrttaullher 8urger NIT
tDren truberen SOnOsLsuten fam nur
elnen le9ensret9tn @influB baoen. Aut
Der etllel S.ite ertaDren Olelentgen,
Delbe gelonneu Itno, Dleber a%us5ulDans
bern. Die Bortneile, ipelDe oieles 2anO
Dem fletBi9eu Gtnpanoerer btetet. unO
auf Der unoern SetIe 9ibt IS Oenen,
tDelhe III DeulihIa no 5leiben, cine bel5
lere Soee bon Der 8lutsperpanollhait
uno Der @emeiniamtelt Der Snterelien.
iDel6e Die anertfanilbe uno ote oeutlhe
Jtatlon perbtnoeu. SOl0e @tnlulie,
Delbe oas quite Gtnucrnebmen 3iptldsn
Slpet mG6tigen JtattOueu bsfrdftisen.
oirfen ui1t uuteriOdBt wer0en. 0tItts
oeito went8er lit es i'll unierem Snterz
elie, oaB Der AufenibaLt unlerer Glrger
i'm NusIanoe nI0t Uber @ebibr uerlGn,
CERT werDe."
9orena 8rentGno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
N5achenfliche Sntrroi@ SSfaofS- Berhf,e1re.

laubte, boB eine 1olde @~tnfuBnabnte anF
bic 8otfsuermebyung, be3iehungSDet1e
8erminoeruug bic Ssfug1ille Der Ner3ts
Al iiberihreiteu i6etne. ipuroe Se. w
ceuen; 8rob, iebr grOb. 'oerr 9r. Ulet10z
Ter 9tns Damn bin uno berelpt8te 0dS 0e>
heiB beS %geiitDouen Staotsbeanten IN
Der i3elturg- 9a 6etrn 8erneScu aber
ieDr Diel Dardn liegt, Die 8efdblgIrg DER
Ner5te CUR Deleitt9ung oes 9eru8ter
usbelltanoes nab5utpslie1, iu'ro 1eoer
Woblmeillenbe gebeten, ibn nit be6ug7
liGeu Noridldgen al Die 6anO gu 8eDet.
WSir 9eben or. @rceQen3 %Dorlduftg nut
oen 3tQtb, ourd Elm eiGeneS 0eIeB Tr1lOS
ge6orne S%uosntnabsn lofort irgeno elmer
rumGntinen 6omitie 81 t~ncorpOttren
ulo 9tci0seittg ben 2lpotDefern cine
eigeueS uosu=Bb armafopOc auS5utolgen.
IS miiBte bod leltiam 3ugeben. Den1
Da5 nod Mot Delfen lDute! Die Gtl@
fubruna oes StopSentbum5 in Der Suz
oenl6aft Nundniens f0nnte eillem ipdz
tern 3eltpuIltte uOrbebalten blei0en.
Sic lit oa, Die unau5blet6li9e
g eeib1ange. DIE Straits StuIes
pom IL. September entbdlt Sol8enoes:
vunier 6reuuo W2r. 0enrD See pom
Land and Water" BET I'll leillem itn3z
item Gerfe ltb 10 Diele Wtllbe 9egeben
bat, Die @~cpObEbeiten uno Gtgentbum'
Iidteiten ner Seel6lan8e 3u bel1retben,
wWo ii1 freueu gu bOreu, oaB Die Bal1a7
giere uuo 81 II ,iere bes 0anpfers rJtes
tor" Der Dente in 2onoon antcn. elrz
ltilnnlis ole Gbatiaben Uecburgen, oaB
tie auf ibrer Jtelle nab oleiem 6afen
[Stngapore] am Wontag gegen Wftttag
EN- uu9enoDnlt1tS Seeungebener iaben,
oaS filr ole SeeihlGn8e geboLten miro.
IS war ungeidDr 70 SUB lang, etpa 50
SUB brett, bate etlen pteredtgen Gopf
init lbDar3en unO gelben Streifen uno
lab einem Salamanoer ie6r G9nllb." III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Gerf0li02ta8 SeS &otOtueittS ttit
2GMigiuforbcn.

Ber ii6 cine mebr ais senuBreide
Stunoe peribaffeu mill, Der faufe cine
~Auleitung CUR 6erlteuumg bon Gunltz
Ueinen". Die @rduel Der 0iftbraueret,
Die OG gcpreOi9t werocn, fDnneu benz
faltblutiglten W&enl6en Die Saore ltrGll-
ben, unO cine Samm5eeoulO fam ben
@unid niGt untcroriiden, OaB bic ur6es
Der folder 9te5epte uerbammt lperoeu
mO@ten. itA im &aBeniammer i6rer
%eIgeuen 9rOoutte 5u pdl8en in saecula
saeculorum. gSaS am auermetiten gez
tdlldt wirD, lit bcgrciTi6erpeiie Welie
Der 9totbwein, beiien Ou1fLe Tarbe mens
DIES perratDeriibe OebeimniB 81 BERGEN
I'LL Stanoe lit. lluo ger0Oe ieine Tarbe
Dlro 0e8enita11b finltliber Gr~3eugur.3.
Die plan3llOen Mittel, peI6e man oaz
3H anloenoet, @tnenrtnoc, 9eioelOeeren
II. |. To-, 1tno nod per9GltntBmGBig unz
l6utolg. Set bic 2luilinfarben aufsc=
tomWs9. 6enuBt man Tu@itH uno 9loz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Am3et4em.

G Deatcrz 9trcftoren, Di(ettantenz8 ibrer, aeieus
~ibaiiLiden 9ereinen %enipfeDlen ptr uniern ueuen.
ioe1en srIbienenen SDeetersGatetog, 5. Iuf., bis
auf ote neuslte 53ett iort9efibrt unO mad protttl9eu Ses
bIrintiien nno @rfGbrnn9en b%earbsitet. gratis.
y. 2ScTetts0 ann & 3d.,
131op6p5 54 Groaowap, gte1p 9ore.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Y J: { : :: : ] ! ::
lit Sic
GreBe OartilSeaas@ eoi5ijt
un0
Gf(lnobelts~
a1l9e ut tie 9 d to d d c.

OebiGitdt lit Elm 2tus6rnd, DsIder sebrauHt wiro, I'm
glrtmdnaeL auSubeutcu. Sic :dbrenoen geitaabz
tbeiIc oc5 Slutes iino in sertn9eism 8erbdltnib porbors
GebtIttGt. tonImt bdni9 por. @s werOen peri@ieoene
Srantbeiten baourb her6eiseiu6rt. Ote unte.en Grtrss
tnbtr lid i9wa0 uno totr fsine ~Gepc3ung p~.rlragen.
Ole 8lut7 @trcntatton lit rnregelmdBi9 uno meilteus
i6mo4. @erSftopien lit elm .9epobnlt@e5 9prptoa.
Sch ms : ifuntttonen mer6eu uur duBe,it idpa6 be-
iorqt. Ole Uiu5fslu weroer G69eipannt tHo bic seriu9ite
Gldti9ssit reruria ut GrmIonns. Das Atbem3olsn, %.
elcid in, lu1i9eu Suitaaoe leidt. Iuiro weientli4 Onrb
raidss @ebet, Gritet9cn pom Nnb0beH &C. eribmcrt. Dos
9(erperIyten, tit metftcns aubtr Srnnuu9. &rel,si9mcrz
sen. S1ninoet uito SDnnadteu iteIeu f5 oft Gin.
6eiti8e uuO bartnddi9e 9tenratsie i'm &opfe, Der 9eite.
tr Srut inO onOeren Gbsilen Des S0rpers limb i'm @ez
fot5e Der SrontDeit: Sic NnSIaetonnsen iiuo bdniig
eou: auf, ODER Ijieht iib utdt politGnois; pie Sale
ilte5t ipdrlih, Der @tnbI lift abpe6ielno Iebleno ober
lole, fur; unO gut Der @ta9en 1T on9s8riifeu.- Dian9et
or 9croouung unD an0ere llebel iin0 ole sepG6a Itden
Gpmptou,e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

GingriIf in bic Nec0te bcs 9olfe8 bic Gepolntion
ntlt rtr sum 0e6t, %lonocrG sur Ptlt6t
ndd1t.."
- Inter Sen Sprcngeln in goutitana,
beren N0ItimmuuS. iOeuu eS na1 Dem
Slime Don Hctlogg uno 0eno1en ge1t,
megen Ginihilhterung pon Sttmmge=
bern pom returning board" gu Jti6te &c:
madt peroen muBte, lit Der Sprens
gel W OrebDl e. Jlun h06en G0er
Olele Dnrtige OenIofratell ltnD 3tepubltz
fauer Die eioll9e l6riftli9e @rfldrln8
nG0 J}eD Orleans gelbift. Dap bort bet
Der Nabt Die b IL - ronung uuo
unbe drdnttclte ~ etnnngss
TretDett berri6te. Gelblt BON oor1
tigen reDuolttuntlden St1at5onlpalt,
bon oorttBen reDubilfautl men Sl0atSz
Seuats> &dnoIoattn. pom S9sriff, pom
NtO1fttur zines o0rtigen tepuOilfQntz
lneu Slatte5, Don oen 9ttgiItrtr BeaMz
ten uuD oeu1 DorttBen 0eDlIiteH oe5 SuII=
oesmari6au5 ltegt l0!6es 3eu9nlB Dor.
AeDHltbes 3eugntB l6uft III UteHge aus
tem . pren9el 6tGntltn eln, oeIz
len SttmMrn, DelU es nab Dem SlHle
pom &euo9g un6 so. gtnge, eDenfau5 alb
9elutelen GperDeI wlr0eu. 8ler5 bis
~fuufDun0erf SbiDar3e uno SetBe BON
oori DsaetDen elOlth, oaB ole Us q b | ln
gan5en Sprengel tnl NugeMetneu / leos
Ito nbllef nit A%uSlaDnIe etltger bru>
taller An9riffe aui lO!0e Jteger,
nelGe Oemofrdtll0 1t III nj / IL.
UtoreDouie uno Sraufltu 9aOen 3ulans
men cine bemOfr0lttUe UGe0rDett Don
400. been Nb ,~Oetiung ourD ben vre-
turning board" dngeltbtS oot9er 3eug
nile etu uIe0ertr0UllSer @cDalGHrel0
letn Dur0e.
Sn Tremont, bcm betmatbss
orte 0e5 Usrru 0aDe3 CT belt StL>
Deli 96l Stimmen, 9dpe5 aber uur 578.
Nue s tnnaD nj II Der s en-
tenntal Is o mint / o IL 5uiammel1>
genommen toerOeu etlDd 81, SO. 90 be:
tragen. Glsletdt ergle0t Otc GuT oen l..
DECEMBER angeieyte Nuttton Der Der
Gomntlltou gebortgen 0toluoe dlf Dem
Nusltetlun0eplab nod etue 9iblbe 3us
lage. Setreff5 oct Btfrieolgung Der
@lGubtger, morlnter in eriter 3ulte ole
3uHoestane, lit noD ni0ts entl1leoen.
Sim 20. Ofto6er lit in Oarmitaot Der
fribsre DentG : q mert t q II / d. e
6 6aupieIer OttD BON SoDm
ge1torbsn. 5Salt 5lpGn3lg Sabre lDi0i1ets
CT feline bebeutenoe &raft Der oeuti0en
8ibne in Jtew DOrf. gr tpar i'm Sabre
1922 III 0lauUau, Sa1ien. geborcn.
Ser aLte Self. 9apts befinoet
fih ouf benz 0ampier p9tori0tic". Der an
Is. 9topbr. BON QuseuStown nab Jteps
Dorf abfuDr.
3u Wi[ton i'll Bi5coniin lit bieIer
Sage eine TrGu lSbeeIer iI Ntter
l0l SaDren 8eitorben.
- Oas beru0mte gale GoGtege
sdblt %9egentpGrtig 1921 Sbiiler. Daoou
geb0ren Der tbeolo8iiden UafultGt 50 an,
Der iurtoil0en 80, oer meoi5inIlWen So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
GcT0tooAene 0lteOcr.

2%ebanor,9 g. $. %. San. 1870.
5errn Stebcns.
Metn SER! Sd i9rei6e bieie 3eilen, I'm Sic pom Der
Gor tinem Sobre mar i'd iebr qeIdpaGt. Meine @liepcr
luorcn 10 icbr onSei4wOaen, OaB tb uidt einmat in eineu
Mo9en iteigen tonilte. nnO cas- @eben perurlabte MIR
sroBe GGElerSen. SD bate teinen Nppelit mo wurpe
turner iAp3der. SGre Dteoistn idaifte mir Suite, mad
Iuenigen 99oben tbre5 @ebrauds. Wietne SrGIte na6meu
gu uno Der Mppetit itelte lid pieoer etn, 10 oaB i'd met
ren Dfli6teu ais NIrlerin in g%epobuter 24eiie no6s
tomnten tam. Nles oieies uerbaute i'd BEN VEGE-
TINE. Sbre bantbare
9crS. 6. 81. q. SiLoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
@trs. 6. 81. s. Eitoen.
Gite ooAT6uoi8e 9etGnmg.

@barGeSto II II, II. SUM 1861.
Serru s.. st. Gteocus.
Gesbrter Serr! SD be;euse hermit. bGs vEGETINE
mid pOuitdnot9 gebetlt bat. nad)oent meim S0auSarst
meiue &rantbett ais NuSSebruns besei@net uns ertlGrt
Batte, OuB i9 utdt uie[e Sage in .rIebsn Tonne.
Wss0. &cOltnta, 35 Goot Ctr.
Gte obi9eit &batIadeu limo mir p~eri0nti9 befunnt uno
Der ~GSaDrteit SemdB. u. .. Saputs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

DR.. W. Naber, S s S3's5 s: s''p S s'ss.' + +
&G6(i6f.m @rfoIoe 6renti6e 8rontbeiten nie: 8beuz
motismus, aftbma. %2nnssns. 2eoers nnO oanttranfbei>
ten u. {. 70. &eibIt6s 2eiben, ais periobii@e &opfs
i6m,r,eu. yiouns uus Observation-Disclosures werber
aTiIubfid oebtilt. piQen fir Srauen at 81 bis 81 per
Bor. Mti1 slutrsinisunsss @lirtr Dirtt in uieIenEdaen
9EunSer III 81 bic TlaiGe. Sur SrteIe nit 2 Dreiz
6entss u oStmarfeu merben beontwertet. 2eute tbun oa
beiten, perl0nli6 porSuipreben, menus m0sIi6 lit.
". Saber, NJ. D., SO. 15S Glib DesplaineSitr.,
1O5ep3NRw0 @bteaeo. 50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
@roBarti9er GrfoG9-
Serrn S. u. eteuea5,

Mertber Ierrl Sd babe VEGETINE sebrcu9t unb
erobte IS ais meine NiliGt, bic mir Dabur6 eeworbene
@oblt9ot onsuertennen. SIN Sabre 1862 lit i'd at oas
gent:iner S9rpdfe. berbelaeinbrt bur@ neberarbeituns
uno Wot9el an S6laf. Sd mar iebr i6wa9 uno abaez
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-16

lO45 A. x.-Cslifornis, ss,l asked: Hale /
Eorcross, 81 y bid; savage, lsb Alpha. lsb;
Gould l. Curry, ~ asked; Con. Virginia. 426
sold; Sierra Nevada, 24kb; Chollar. i3ob;
Union, lsss; ophir, 65 y b; Mexican. s3k sold;
Belcher, Ssh.
5P N.-Crown Point. 2Aii bid. 25 asked;
Andes. ib; Mexican. 3aAb 32Iis; ophir, 63si
Con. Virginia. 422s; Justice. 26&b; overman
7sb. sos; Julia. l54b; California, s7kb; Bull
Hon. sssb: Imperial. I3kb; Belchsr. Ssh;
Savage. is1sb. lss.a; Exchequer. lsb, 1919
Alpha Ala; Hale Il Norcross. 65a; Caledonia,
s4b Choliar. l27s; Best l. Belcher. 81 \ b: Crown
Point, 25b; Silver Hill. 9s; Union. 1&kb lax
ssled Confidence. 25b; Sierra Nevada, 23hb,
ga; Gould l. Curry, alb.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-16

A LITTLE MIsTAKE.-.Wen noticed
the other day an elderly lady driv'
ing a COW across the plaza. Imme-
diately behind her was an Irishman
returning from his work. who, see
ing q friend some distance ahead,
shouted to him, "Hould on. Mike
Howe" She instantly turned, and
with flashing eyes and angry tones
demanded what he said. II said
Mike Howe" "YoUR COW, is it, VI
she cried in a shrill voice, "your
COW, yon dogoned. long-legged,
emery Irisher; your COW. I'll just
show you whose COW that is" She
stopped to pick up q rock, while
Mike Howe's friend took strides
towards town equal to "Ruther'
ford" with an indignant. puzzled
expression on his face that was
ludicrous in the extreme.
MARRIED.-In Silver City, March
Is, by the Rev. Mr.. Eastman, Mr.
Edward Mayo to Miss Laura Stew
art, both of this place. "Ma.yor
always be happy"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-16

SILVER CITY LYCEUN.-The meet
ing was called to order by the Presi-
dent, and the minutes of the las. meet.
ing were read and approved. The
name of Doctor Schnabel was pro-
posed, aud on motion he was elected
by reclamation. The question fol
debate was then taken up, which was
"Resolved, that capital punishment
ought to be abolished" Mr.. McKen-
zie leading on the affirmative, who
was followed by Cronin on the mega
tive. The following gentlemen then
spoke on the affirmative-Messrs.
Gould and Il. A. Young, aud were
followed on The negative by Messrs.
Bidwell aud Griffin. The discussion
was then closed by Mckenzie and
Cronin. The question was left for
decision to the referees, Doctor Selma
bel and Messrs. Shirley and Filkins,
and they decided in favor of the
affirmative. The question for debate
on the eth instant is: "Resolved
that it is expedient to elect military
man to the Presidency of the United
States. " Speakers: Affirmative
Schnabel and Griffin; negative-Bid.
well and Shirley. On motion the
meeting adjourned.
JOHN CRoNIN, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-16

QUEENS ADVANCE HERALD. -
This is the title of a large eight.
page, illustrated paper, just re.
ceived, devoted to the advertise.
ment of Montgomery Queens Cen
tennial circus and menagerie,
which is nov in California prepar'
ing for the usual summer campaign.
The inference is that the we'll.
known show has received many ad.
ditions during the vacation, and
that the turnout during the present
season will be brilliant indeed.
There is something peculiarly fas.
cinating about a travelling show,
and the interest in it increases
rather than diminishes. On this
coast, such an entertainment is ex-
cessively expensive to the party
carrying it on. owing to the widely
scattered settlements, or towns OF
sufficient size to justify stopping,
therefore the people Of the coast
owe such a man as Queen debt OF
gratitude in addition to the popular
price of admission, for treating
them to such desirable exhibition
at all, but especially to SO good a
one. He hauls around q big lion
that is worth the entire price of adj
mission to see. Such men as
Queen are q god.send to the little
folks, aud are scarcely less welcome
to the older population. The
Herald" is q free paper scattered
far ami wide. telling all about the
moral bears" and SIGH.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-16
PIE CRUST.

The streets are commencing to
dry up.
| The sun was quite warm and pleas
ant yesterday. Keep it up.
Since being planted in our room
we are growing-discour
Is it any proof that logic has legs
because it always stands to reasoni
A pencil is sometimes more power
full than pick in revealing bonan-
Zas.
A pig is the most liberal of animals,
always having q spare rib or two
about him.
If a fellow is going to see his girl
and gets caught in the rain, he must
be rain.beau.
Wheeler is his name. He says he
"takes life cheerfully," but still there
is nothing dangerous about him.
If the greatest stand ever made by
civilization is the inkstand, what
can be said of the newspaper pen.
cll2
1t is a mistake to think because
some editors have red noses that they
drink. They probably sleep in a
bed with very red curtains.
The thing for fellow to look at
nowadays before marrying isn't
whether she be rich, witty or pretty,
but what amount of dynamic force
she may possess.
Nearly correct-a report saying
the South End mine shaft is three
compartment shaft, down eighty feet.
1t will be single compartment, and
is down about eight feet.
A crack of pistol was heard on
Main street yesterday, then another
and another; but it wis merely some
members of the Y. M. C. A. practic-
ing in the open air gallery.
The twilight steals over the earth
as mournful thought steals over
the soul. And in our sorrowful
mood, amid the shadows of the even
ing, we see stars in heaven that were
before invisible.
We believe the best possible def
milton for economy is, ''the drawing
in as much as one cam" for the rea-
son that young ladies apply this
principle to their bodies when they
wish to prevent waist.