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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31
MONEY TO LOAN

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Applications received for los 80 ond
and upward for3 to years 'l -
farm realty. en-
The Oskaloosa Coal Cor"hS "'e -
livering coal on short notic 60 any p r
the city Leave orders 9Th Henry L.
Briggs at Mays 81 Briggsfus SUN
WmE Vernon hnslhe finest lot OF
California Pears eve'roughtto n''' ~
Charlie Ross has Jot yet been touna,
but the place to buicheap goooS n"''
LEVI HA,lBLEroNs southeast C ofner ST.
TO THE DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
OF MAHASKA COUNTY.
Notice il hereby given, that W. l.. DOT
land has been appointed Deputy d
Collector in and for Mahaska county Iowa,
who will proceed Immediately 10 coiie.'
the DELINQUENT taxes on personal property
as required by section $50 of the Code OF
1873. 1t is expected tax payers Will DC
prepared to pay when the Collector callS,
as il is desired no one will be dlstresSeo
Nv \ " and sale of personal property
Fl HENRY EN- VI R. K iSItil w.
Treas. Mahaska Co., Iowa
By A. A. KENDIG, Deputy. 80
We have the best Kip Boots ever offered
for sale in Iowa. We claim for it all that
superior material and skilled labor can
make it. Every pair bear our trade mark
and are fully warranted.
&c. GREEN g. Son.
Leave your orders for ice and it will be
filled prompt and then you can have ice
cream and lemonade and it keeps butter
nice and sweet, don't do without ice when
you don't have to freeze your hands to get
it home. Johnston will deliver it in good
shape. AZ
MONEY TO LOAN,
notes, judgments and other securities
purchase. Inquire of
80 LISTON McMILLEN.
ATTENTION.
have the best stock of goods in the
city, you that want groceries, queensware
etc. during the Fair, and Friends meeting
please callaand see my goods. --,s~
51-W2 S. j. BUTTON. y
We.have boots and shoes to please every
body, at prices that must be satisfactory
to ALL We manufacture goods to order
of the material in the market and guaaan-
tee q fit. Don't forget us when in need of
anything in our line.
w. /. c. GREEN & Son.
Boots and Shoes, PHELPS & GOULD.
Go to S. ]. BUTTON for CHOICE GRO
CERES, PROVISIONS, &c.
To please all we know is impossible
yet we shall ever strive to do our business
50 that all just and fair minded people
will approve of US. Confidence is neces-
sary to success, and we propose to labor
with that end in view. Come and see Us
at E. NJ BEATTY's, north side of square.
Come and see us and you will be sur
prised at the cheapness of Boots and
Shoes just received at E. M. BEATTY's.
The best and greatest variety of GLASS
WARE and QUEENSWARE at
S. J. DUTTeN's.
A New Invoice of FRUIT JARS Just ar
rived at S. j. buttons.
BOOTS and SHOES
at the ghost" of former prices at
E. NJ. BEATTY's.
FOR SALE,
a nice pet bay mare, six years old without
blemish, with harness and buggy, cheap
for cash, or good note. Also other horses
and cows on time.
stiff w. TENANT.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Eddyville Republicans organized a
Hayes and Wheeler Club with 100 mem
bers, last Friday night.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Henry Else base returned from the Cen
NAL looking as young and bright as boy
of seventeen summers.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Pat. Wycof of San Francisco, Cal, Miss
Anna Turner of Wheeling, Virginia, and
Miss Barum of Bellair ohio, are visiting
the family of Col. John Loffiand in this
CITY
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Leaye your orders for ice and it will be
filled prompt and then you can have ice
cream and lemonade and it keeps butter
nice and sweet, don't do without ice when
you don't have to freeze your hands to get
it home. Johnston will deliver it in good
shape AZ
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

wm.E. Vernon hng5he finest lot OF
California Pears eneIrought to market,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

SAVE MONEY by buying your School
Books and Stationery at Beecher Bros.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31
Masonic Protective Association

The annual meeting of the members of
the Masonic Protective Association of Os-
kaloosa, will be held at Masonic Hall, Os-
kaloosa, Thursday evening, Sept. 2, at7:30
p. m, for the election of Directors, and
such other business as may come before
the meeting. I'll. c. LEIGHTON,
Pres
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

FARMERS LOOK HERE!
You can get your produce weighed on the
we'll tried "FAIRBANK'S" scales as low
as the lowest at III. HOWARD'S. 52tf
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31
FALL WHEAT FLOUR

SUGARS and all kinds of choice family
groceries can be had low for CASH at cast
side. 2w HOWARD's.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

When other dealers are out of any kind
of books don't pay any attentinn to them
when they say there is none in town, but
go to BEECHLER BROS. and get the
book; they ALWAYS keep their stock full
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

DR.. Scott has removed his Office to the
Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Charlie Ross has Jot yet been 1ounu'
but the place to bufcheap goooS n"' -
LEVI H.,,BIEToN,s southeast orner sq'
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

We.have boots and shoes to please every
body, at prices that must be satisfactory
to all. We manufacture goods to ordel
of the material in the market and guaaan
tee fit. Don't forget us when in need o.
anything in our line.
s- /. G.. GREEN & Son.
Boots and Shoes PHELPS q GOULD.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

ut Eastern prices at LII. HULL'S.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Go to BEECHLER BROS for SCHOOL
BOOKS. e-.s..-...
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

FALL WHEAT FLOUR.
Will have in few days as GOOD as the
BEST and as CHEAP as the (IIEAPEST.
KANSAS FALL WHEAT FLOUR of 4
different graCcs.
2w52 II. HOWARD.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

ATTENTION.
have the best stock of goods in the
city, you that want groceries, queensware
etc. during the Fair, and Friends meeting
please call.and see my goods. --.s-
51-w0 6 I DJrTTON =
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Read Rice & Hinesley's local.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

Come and see us and you will be sur
prised at the cheapness of Boots and
Shoes just received at E. NJ BEATTY's.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31
C.;tv Hat Store one P-ico.

CITY Hat Store, East
Side.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-31

- - JOHN +. LACEY,
q 80 n Atty tor Plaintiff,
, 1876-10-19

Lust gear thc Republicans wrcnc,ctl tic State
ont Of the|s lant!s bY 5.5i+ majority, md this
scar they hayo ncasly doubled that minority on
thu yoto for Supreme Judge and gave BARNES,
their wcaisest man, 1850 majority, Docs
that inicatc anything to 'f'tLpEN's ndvantarel /
1t n mt true hat "tlo HAYES ORGANS have
a,smittrl tint INDIANA Was csscMslal tfa Tlcput.-
Ican triumph IN November" The C...4 can't
.sat,e ous lsepuhlitan Journal which las made
aty suctl admission. What They "allnttte.l "
was, that Indiana WAS essential 10 TiLpaN's
cleetiuti. II HAYES carries ltsustana tic can be
elected In spite Of tile Solid South, reinforced
By New Yorl: anl Cornccticns. bnt The lsc.
pnblIcans expect to carry New York, and, il
they do, HAfEs' election Is perfectly ccrtain,
no matter how lndana votes III November.
But Indiana Is not yet lost to HAYES. There IL
another election to bo held In that State before
It Chit bc set down for Tl.pES. Has tho C.7L
noticed TINT ths independents pollcd 15,o0
votes at thu late election In 1nd!anal It Is
clearly I'll their power to defeat TlLpaN In that
atatc, mud the r.-J docs not know but they
will do It. HArrs las only TO gain sixty votes
per county to win the State. We can uarnc u
dozen counties where he will gain from 160 to
800 votes Oh the October election. Indiana has
not yet determined to bccono Il tatl-pacco to
the "SofId south." Tho late contest in
Hoostcstlootn was tho first day at Shiloh, wheu
tho coufc0cratcs hat tho advantage, but tho
second lay told very different story.
, 1876-10-19

A serious impodiment to the successful
operation Of the. revolutionary scheme d.
viscd BY JEaE UzAcE, and adopted bya coun-
Gil Of Democrats at Washington, Is found in
tho fact that the twenty-second joint rulc Of
Congress III not in force, not having been in
cluded n1nong tho rules adopted by the Hol,so
at the beginning of tho session. For this
reason it will be impossible for tho Contea-
crate House to arbitrarily reject tho Electoral
vote Of any State, and 1t will be necessary 10
coucoot 6onle other dovilish doyice for de-
feating tho will OF the people.
, 1876-10-19

The South Bend {1ad,} Rtgist.r teles to ex.
plain the extraordinary Republican loss that
was sustained III ttat place at thu late election.
1t gives thu ns the reason:
South l]end is d manufacturing city, SIMPLIFYING
nlnHy hundreds Of workfngn1cn. sincn thu oiec.
tlon OF 1872 s0lne Of our manufacturing establish
mcnts which employ from 800 to quo nun zach
hare colpn$seA targ0 numbers OF Polandcrs and
other foreign help. Especially was this tho. case
during 1875 and lB74. They were employed be-
Vt tae!r peculiar adaptabtiitY to tic tranchps
Ut labor they we.e employed In, md because they
would work clcapcr than oshof ha1p, TIicso nun
n9asly all vote tho Democratic ticket. The largo
proportion Of these ase Ignorant and the casy too'a
1f Democratic politicians who have taado them
the special ubtct for political attentions and have
nsed them to ont-yote the settled population VI tho
city and county. This Ia TACT which calnnt DO
snocessfHlly disputed.
The Register thinks tho Republicans will do
better at tho November election. It says:
THO Democrats had strong county ticket, which
added largely 70 their strength. IN the November
election Va caa safely prolnlso that III, Joseph
County will rednem hcssef md give good round
majority for IlArEs. Stripped Of the local tckot.
with nothing but the issueso OF the Presidential earn.
october election. Th!a muy bs aiarkcd down 10
our prophecy.
w hopa 1t will come true, rs there Ia no use
in talking Of carrying Indiana for HAYES unless
auch places as South Bend do better for him
than they did for Gen. HARRISON.
, 1876-10-19

ORDERS have alroady been issued for va
rious dotsched bodies of troops TO report 10
Gcn. nuoEp ut Columbiu, s. G. Con. snEn-
MAN stases that tho available force in the
Military Division Of the Atlantic will not o.
ceed 5000 men,
, 1876-10-19

III ihta caso tho Governor Of the state' rep
resc''ting his utter inability I" s'1pl'ress ll's
ntu'sd nnt organized Resistance to tho law,
antl tala domestic vsolcnco ngni'lst t''o rights
ana liberties OF majority OF tho people OF
tho stAte. has applied to tho United Statea
ior tho protection Guaranteed ny tue conai''
tuition. Tho President h"s ny proclamation
ofaefed the d'soanumcnt OF those bodies OF
armed mon, an'l Their dispefsion to thesr
homes, anu haa ordered force OF the unitetl
states troops to tile State to preserve the
, 1876-10-19

A now Grand Jury hns been i,npanelea III
the United States District Court in this city.
It will oct upon tho cases Of several PROM
fnent leaders of the Cook County Democracy
who have been nr1estea Oh the charge Of de-
frauding the revenue by means OF the
~ ,.rno1.nd y
, 1876-10-19

Tue cu1cAan Tu.auns viii discover that the
pcep's lhink u very ..aggrsshlvc inpres." f,aa
Msiuu ata Vermont It was hardly nbtc 10 bold IL
last years uaoritics nna lost On tho sose Of ls7.
In.uhfo DAAEEa barely COVERS llArKs' majority,
with t0ts 10, 1Ou larger thnm last ycar. Thu Ns.
publtcans have iost ln1tana hupsle4sy. and tt was
= Stats whIch tue Hare. usxans hato admitted all
aunR was essenllal to ltspulacan srinlnph IN No.
win II. -L0u!sviitt ttGaritr-Jaaraal.
Thu C.-J, Is getting tu bc " careless Of fucts,
and as reckless IN statement, rs tic TlLpBa
org4a Of tho "putri.t sulnLnlsccnce ln this
city. There Was no election IN Vermont lost
year, but In 1871 the Republican majority was
~ ss24. This year It fs $500 larger. Is that
"narrlY able to hold !ts lust ma]osity"f Last
year the Republican maIorlty tu Maine WIS
3872; this year Il exceeds 16,GW. is that
"barcly holding It's last malority''f 1n 1S7i
tho De.noeruts carried Ohio bY 11.a03 1u1osity.
, 1876-10-19

Greenbacks ut tho Now York Gold E1-
chnngs yosterlay were at tho mercy of tenn
porarily insane men, and at ono time sold as
low ns ssat. Tho closing quotation WIS sps.
The prospect Of o great war III Europe was
the hallDw exouso for this successful forny Of
tho guld-hutla.
, 1876-10-19

higher, ut 33ic casll and aasc for November.
Eyo was i'rn:ccr, ut cole. barley cloaed
weak, Of $50 for October and 85o for Novom-
ber The hug markot was active md firm
for hcavy grades, but light were fully loo
lower. Bnles at $5.0oa6.25 for inferior to
extra. Cattle wero .lull and weals. Sheep
were aolivo and castor. One hundred s1o1lnrs
In gold would buy $111.25 In .groenbacks at
fi1n cnae
, 1876-10-19

Tho fnli list Of appointments mode yes-
ten'sy ity the Rock K}tcr Conference is
printed in another column. II will DO Seen
Tint Chicago loses soyeral preachGys Of
prominence, whose puly,its will for tho en-
Huing year bo filled by fresh infusion of
ministerial taleut.
, 1876-10-19

The equestrian statue erected in Washing
ton in honor Of the memory Of that gallant
soldier, Gen. JAMES 0IoPuEnsoa, WIS yester-
tlny unveiled with imposing ceremonies md
interesting exercises, Gcus. I11oHEs1oopEa
and LOGAN were the speakers Of tho occas-
4nn
, 1876-10-19

THE UrtoA0o TRIBUNE makc, aora ,,n.u,.
marks ot, The JAMES md YOUNGER cascs ",oa ns =.
reget Is that they are TOO truthful Thc esa1s9a{ san{
sstwfsn .n hs RspnG!lcan ii nns,oe,
InanltcstlI IN favor OF tho former, thst s g
Jeet !of wonaeF how great city iiks 81 Iosts sso
grey up undor tls Latter THO election Of F'Se NJ
welfare Of Missouri than tho hniiatnss ~
Dozen railroads from one eaA Of Tho sia,e a' a H.
, 1876-10-19

rus cttloAao TntIuME. discussing the "eoashern
question. thiuks that "a 4ma.l annual tug for
.eloo. VIZ accomplish r1t!tisa regeneration a1d
than thu shotgun or revolver Perhaps TnH
IIIEENk rs3u1a ~ tho recent shooting VI Rentle-
mai c0n4ccted with thu ChIcaXu schuols by n,tsns
Of revolver; but IL It really lafass to tho South,
1t Ia un retoI1 that wlrrt tts OWL parly IN tho
SCulA has levied that atsn1al tox," mud 1erte4 1t
, 1876-10-19

The newly-clectca Legislature Of In]l,n,
stands rs follows: senatc-RepublIea,s. "a.
Democrats. Is: Independents, 8. Ifousr..n..
publEeans, IS; Democrats, 45; 1udcpcndop.. !
Republican majority on Joint tatlot. Q ~
, 1876-10-19
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1870.

TRANo1s PaEsroN BIA1n, Senior, the father
of MokraomEny aud Gen. FRANK P. BLAIR,
died in Washington yesterday at the age
,f
, 1876-10-19
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yues.e0p' noo 'naatowteas aaos'o VI 'n'o'os5'
~. ~ s.4as 10y ouoaA ua1o ueoa p'ssoa -
sma soosay aIu eouton'A. ~, W, y. etase' ia4t-
.u.*ls, ana 'o4eela'ne, "'su .'n nlu,noi moopi
s.uneus , ne.m ss"nss osns ~ a'o .aoo.nao1o:
"au .Aos.o, .', o"SAAf WARMING NY pl",soa "
Nutm 'lIa p'osy' "au oto1uoi ewiso
pfosemng lun"nsts' nuu s1Sa. eso"us aufs-
| i.B 'A.o 4ao4s so''ontte'eS "A'ao"s iesA'o ~
.uo 1ts1o W .ocotno'1on necessaEs ~ ee1
taoF"' 'nus' s''e ua sa'''So spAe,on' !" 1ao
oaf Eyes "nts soe tue1e N no' so'''e o'a
"o"'a' n"oB.ae .1oa 'ne 'eseB.npn-pose' OF
holae e.s'ng oeo'Acs p'isnaeo WIN scafae1
!o'tcs 1ol e"t'ng onsaac''aeo ooans 1oF l''s
euns'ay o'''nes. .--....-
Inc lev. mr. fAaSnuhsr acknowledges
n'nsot tne authof OF th'6 7unoay ohi'ot-
Lure -, "nlcn nus preehten solomnly aoopteo'
"has ooes no ohee Us hl6 nfat resolution
condemns Inc issuing anu feau'ng OF aocniar
sunday papers. spoaklog Tor LIE SUNDAY
, 1876-10-19

As there is q possibility TINT Turkey may be
carved again, possibly l'y Thanksgiving, the fol-
lowing historical description Of thu carving q
century aud half ago, which VIC take IRON
tic New York Evening Iost, will 10 interest,"
Ing: !.
rhs htsme pharment Of Turkey, which now for
ths ssco.,4 Or th!r ls ii this century srsn,s I'M
n!ntnt u by nv n,sans ~ original Russian Idea.
last century, Cardinal AnEnuSt pabllshrd plan
- for placing thu Turkish KnlpEre Under thu au-
tlso.ty At cGrlsttan pnton&atra. It Was ID effect
ta r1tenA thy ao,aaon u ths 0srlnaa Eu,peIur 10
10 the nalsan; to gtse Cyprus to Sardinia, Ishodes
and A!eppo to tho Netherlands. Cfcto and Bn,yrna
20 EnElaNd, the Negrupont tEHbtafl to Prussia,
gsnls 70 spaia, Alg!st. TO Portugal: and Tf,po to
sia, md to p!Hee the i,akU Of GorteRr Esnpasos
III Cansth.ttnnplc. utllvt tlu Fmpreass CaTH-
AAlNk. HouANxupp wreatc1 AsoW AslA t|Iu GTlinea
from lhs milan @ Annut Harm. wttp w,s snn,s!'e4
kuttuk: katnart(je; France I,y stXh! o. conquest,
hnlts A'arSta an. Tho Nvysv,HNl u in tse territory
VI tfetcr; hut attsrMl rue IL sill suprvtnr III the
other pIacra, for wh,It., nura than 1tu years auo
oWHsra WARE 10 I1 provided auohY Tho E4eoponI,
ru!eIs hy dtytno tight.
, 1876-10-19

9; MA shadowy Ut startling ramor reathes as
tessss 5 as 81 a ansassts s os ds e. 1Ss s @ o
whel! they s;an.tsashty rallc4, arg discussing
IL eks sas q ,n.5 saSs sn e' ass M
H e.e Ths Eoy, asy # Ill., s Il @ Sn5 sEe s sg. ga
man III possession. lt!s thought by those who nro
count for morn before than after tho election and
they argue that nobody but unAEr can carry out
the 8tAesne.
Wo ncrer knew before that sour-mnsh had
that effect on M editorial brain when taken ut
2ocloes at night. 1Yo have hcard OF sod-corn
juice, when itnb!bed III too largo quantities,
causing the npparit!ona Of snakes iu mcu's boots
but It Is somethu1s naw to Us TINT genuine sour
n,as1I, a1fopathtcaf1y tukcn shortly before day.
light ahastld cause "sl,adawy but startling
rumors to rcach' and pcrrado the editorial
cranium Of the neutrality-suspicious. kind
described In tho above extract. hf1kH Nc
DONALD, since he reformed OH faro, monte,
and bruce Eancs has been extensively hlYcr-
tsing tho virtues an1 safety Of. pure Kentucky
sour.masl,, picdgtng his wor1 ot huuor that It
WIS perfectly innocent amusement. no matter
at what hour Of thu night is was absorbed. But
~ ecchlS lhat he aas ecsH lslayulE, coAt-
lcnee-gnnlc 0n Ills customers. for It ap-
pears to prolnco s'Eaaowy and startling
rumors to rcaei, thc head OF whoever
ventures upon its socicty Mt Il: m. "Rcform :"
OF son,o Kind Is inanlfcstly necessary to pre-
vent foo!tsl,uesa. Perhaps Nh anttdose might bo
found in doubling the quantity. We suspect
that It WIS shallow draughts tllat Intoxicated
WArTgRsoS's brain, and that II 10 would drink
deep 1t &ou1d sober bin agal1, for VIC assure
him in fraternal s,ueority mud confidence that
Gen. HAYES Will "stick regardless Of " "coups, u
and that ',u will bo c!octcd President on the 7th
of November anl enter upon tho discharge OF
his lintics on the It'll Of next Marrh.
, 1876-10-19

~ lS m sn% fHroqs ss'SsH, ~ money been
becn permitted to 70 10 thu sne, tn@ ,seheos h1,s
E0"FltF' J0HrRdl. "' "oks'-LoRttffIs
VIII the toar.Jonr. have thok oktw,ust,,,.
tl'o States wlscre Tic scoo.taY 1cvs - H.. y. ',ao
"tto'ett by tho Nepub1eaus an,1 IL. "a, ~. atea
permitted to % to tho dogs ~ Don, ,ha ','o0'
e'oar' refer to arkansa4 wherc Tho ,rho, ,oe 1s3
~efc ee'ze'} npon by tho State th'aH1' nuthort,n,'
eaned for otf'cr purposes, nni fhs ,,',, con-
scliools closcdl iii does, II ,nu.t l"s p1lis
per that this barbari<m was co,ntnn,aa 's.ein'
Democratic party, who grabbed Tho srhoa, y sas
anu slut up the free schools, S"'S''1saat
, 1876-10-19
ANfuSEStENTS.

Abclplf TJ,rntrr.
Monrna 1trset, corner Dearborn. Variety entet'
eminent
, 1876-10-19
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Tuoa. J. TURNER LODGE. No. 400, 4. F. md 4:
osiocs coa!er tc T6iHI beHce, Il FREQ Masons lsil
{Ain Esp; Adg.}. q Est MonIpett All ineml,sra r.
WALLACE q. DOUGLAS. 6ccs
, 1876-10-19

COSMOPOLITAN LODGE, No. o, r.. Of T.-Ail
members requested %, attnd tho regular colrcn.
tf1n Of the Lodge tlA {TnufydaY1 oFeEinE, 0ct III tor
huiincn aud work on the ~ rank. Members Ut Sitter
n. i. IVES. Z. ofs1s. md {.
, 1876-10-19

1tuvctlysE Theatre. =,
Randolph stFect, between Clark and LhSa1Ie- Enef'
sons M!uttreys
, 1876-10-19

1Y1otl's nIuAenn1.
Monroe street, between State and Dearborn. Mter'
noop. ''Drcntns Of Dtluslon" and "Our Country
Cousin." Evening. "Bunlssht." )
, 1876-10-19

"oa chcesedom," as tho Western 1,o....
counties arc called, pauncd out pse,,v 's.sfsa ssM z
tho recent election tn Ohio. Tic Repnhl'..s na1 It
ma1oritcs given By tho Rcscryc eo,,s,,a. a''eaa I,
Tuesday week were rs fo)lows, ""ses last
, 1876-10-19

NlcTlcAcrss VhcntFes
NpdIsop street. between statc and Dearborn
Engagement Of Icseph Nurrhf+ "EcrTy GpH."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

PENCIL CARroArUREs.-t may not be
generally known thst We have q Mast among
Us. Ha"y" were put to the word Of course
oil would say that We have plenty. Leaving
the ~ OF and we have just one His hsndi-
work may be seen a, Harry Dougan's saloon.
Two samples oft will be on exhibition to
day. One was completed yesterday and
tackled ON the wall. As : speeimant Of rough
pencil sketching it Is very excellent. 1t is
worth the while to drop in and see it, The
artist informed US last night that he was pre-
pairing another one in his studio. He did not
say what il was TO be. 1t will of colrc be =
local hit of some sort. These caricatures are
quite an attraction, and the beauty of them
is enhanced by the fact tina, there is no
hidden part about them-no sell. They
sr. purely works fof art.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Oua CAsSoN.-MAny have heard the voice
OF the little thunderer that has been announc.
Ing political assemblsses lately. but We ven.
turs to say that few have seen it and that still
fewer know how it WAS made. 1t is simply a
piece of an old shaft that was broken at some
Of the mills and bored out on . lathe at the
Trench mill by 10 Trench. It is strong
little piece, but 1t is somewhat unruly when
in service. Mr.. Rogan. the cannonnier whs
hrss it. has to take along . log chain when
there 10 to be demonstration to chain it
down. Otherwise 1t might jump around IN
pleasantly. When the canvass is over the lit
tie thundsrer will have to keep still till ne 1t
Fourth Of July.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
Am usements.

The Virginia critics speak in high
praise of the Berger Family now per-
forming at National Thsatcr. The
character of the performance is novel
and attractive, and the audience, ac-
.ording to the reports, were pleased
from the opening of the entertain
. m emit to its close.
The Alhambrs Theater 10 under a
new management and is id to be
very successfully conducted.
Tns grand school bail to b. given
in Virgins Tonight promises t. be II
most attractive affair. 1t will be
held ia Coo er's Hall, Narth c
street Among the attractions PROM
scd for the entertainment are lee
lures IN "What shall We Il, with our
g'r,sF" IL he delivered by Colonel
Bob Tayler and H,n. Boo L ,wery.
B,th gentlemen are compete. t.
speak uprn the imp ,rtSnt subject.