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NEJ.I.AN1CSYOY vi v.

BurNss-J. Henry Cover
CoumisstoDcrs-E l.. Bohlitz, Chas. f.
Casscll, Geo. W. Stocksdalc, Van Il. Os.cr
CNerk-E. l.. Boblitz.
1ar CoNrtor-Cacb PrdliCord
T,.stlnust,r--,Joln Root.
C0nStgIlS-Calch Pcllicord and john
A. Rcnncr.
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SOCIETIES..

A. F.. and A. NJ, No. 155-Mccts every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van B. Oslcr, Secretary.
Il. Of p. No. G7--Mcct every Friday
night, X. of II. &. s., G. lIarman.
L. O. Of 0. f., No. 46-Mect every
Thursday night. John Landcrs, Sccy.
Mechanicst0,rn Mule and Femdle !Vman-
ory-Rev. Victor Miller, Principal; Chas.
E. Cassell, Secretary.
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COUNTY OFFICERS
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

Chnf Judgo-Hon. Z. I. Bowie.
Assoc,ales-Hons. John A Lynch and w.
Y. Bouic.
States Attorney-John c. Motter
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Merit-John Sweadner.
Auditor-Fred'k. j. Nelson
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night, now that she has hidden all
her beauty under a cloud Of drab. y
Miss milford, the young lady ad
dressed, colorod little at the Doubt
ful compliment, and gathering up her
pale blue satin dress she sailed state
ly away.
"Mjss Ross, said Mrs. Thurston,
bending her gentle face near Lita's $
twill you give me key to the lnys-
terry that 20 soroIy puzzles my guests
to.night-tho plainnes5 of your dress
on this occasion =
81 cannot at present, Mrs. Thurs
ton, replied Lita; bat at some flu
ture time l may. | hope you do not
think l have done anything improper.
| have motive that you would GER
tainly approve Of, if | were at liberty
to name it.
ooh, no, Miss Ross, nothing i'm
proper; but it seems so different from
your own girlish self, that it causes
Speculation in the minds Of many.
| But do not let it trouble you, | think
it is very becoming TO you, drab
I,,.y with its trimmings In short, |
have never seen you look 50 lovely
as tonight, though not 50 brilliant as
your wont.
80, Mrs Thurston, you do not
mean it ; am sure | am looking
vprv n)ojn Brother sid before /
left hd,no T looked twenty five, and
SO vcrv prim, and | have felt as if it
were true all the evening. 1t must
be vour nartjaIjty for me. Mrs. Thurs
|ton-ind decd it mn.t."
| "Not at ALL Lita: am quite So
rious in nv opinion, and have heard
others sav the same
"Iita Ross is Iitta Ross, dress her
a. vou nav" said ilht,heartpd
GIRL rs she Stood talking to her com.
IraNiops. "Jost see her rs she stands
there with the Iight falling around
her soft drab drn4. Lpt She looks
prottjer tonight than ever" con-
iIjpueI the poseInyh Girl. Look lIar.
rv " said Lizzie Gray
"Yo. iy1;o tInrc ar, few facns
like jita Ross, nrattier without orua-
meat than WITH"
Tae sumner e,,aon was thrown
oren and the tables, laid with silver
and cut oIYe, snrnorti0e all Tie
choice h,zujos Of the season, while
the long polished sido.boars were
suppl;ed with the richest wines, re
nonijoo prismat,c color.
"\nCs Ross, what can I help Won
-" manfred the gentleman who es.
rortol ito 10 tIo f,blo
Emf for = moment Liza was onito
oLIiv,ov3 She was thlnkine Of her
Lrothors promise and wonIoriac
what effect it would have upon Chls
Chostor
mo l,1;o, he'd Withdrawn from
thn c,nnor room bnt etil) tha oeu.
tIono1 inorrel or returned after
havinr o.rSrtnl }Lofr fair comm M
lone from tho saloon
,I,rol--L'rol pos. -lnro tol,o tl;y
sa,t bv mo onI vLi,o we SIM onr
,y;ro Wa will h,va . ch,t"
mr Loro ma o},o,i;on 70 tLo cl,+
b,+ tha ' winn a.. 7 mr., rrf,Ig,
"''' -
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thronged Mrs. Granyille's musical as
sembIies, "wiIl YOU walk with mo :?
I've something to say TO yQu-a few
questions to ask, if you Will not deem
| it imrertiloNt to DO 50.
Frederick readil, acceclel to his
request; and no sooner were they
alone when Chester said "Perhaps
you think it strange, but | an anX-
ious to know why you 50 suddenly
left off your habit Of taking q social
glass. 1t alarmed me. / said, when
ever I saw You turn from mc, is it
possible he fears to trust himself, or
what has wrought this change over
him p
"Yes, Charley, will tell you" was
the ready reyly. And then he pro-
ceeded to tell him the circumstances
that led to this change in his habits,
omitting to relate that his name was
particularly mentioned as the one
over whom Lita especially feared
the influence of her brothers exam
'llc.
Your sister is an angel of good
ness, Fred, and you may well be
proud Of and worship her. If more
ladies would take the stand she has
done, young men would have higher
Inducements to break from fashion,
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but you must give them up II COM
| ply with vour request"
81 will, Fred, J. will"
"And wear drab dress without
any ornaments p
"Yes, Fred
Next Thursday night make your
first appearance at Mrs. Thurston $,
Remember, you will be the subjsct of
many remarks, and will look very
plain by the side Of your showlly
dressed companions.
| 81 promise. Now, Fred, promise
me IN return that you will then and
there comply with my request
"Your hand, Sis. Aud now re-
mem her, as long as you wear drab,
and that without any ornaments, |
will refuse a fashionable glass. But
you do not know what a sacric, you
are making. should not be sur
prised We're you to rotract any day"
"Well Fred, We shall see. And
now kiss 10 seal our contract"
And Iita threw her arms about
Ter brother necN' &ot Gov red ms
lips with kisses, and then ShJed
aWay to hCr chamber, where sac eJac-
ulated:
"Ihank God, Charlie Chester may
yet be saved T.
Ana tie tears ralned down her
iace' ana when she again looked up
there was a subdued, rendered II9ht
IN her eyes never there before,
ANA TINS was I1ta NoSs, the pet OF
the l"mlIy-the lashoNabAe belle OF
the season. but there was IN her
hcart Ieal' amt on It was inscribed
her love Tor Charhe Chester.
NV ell, now, who d have Thought
1t LTed exclaimed, as ne fo,'"I
himself alone. Il Thought | had
touched her dearest IdoI ana that
she could no more deny herself t n2n
she could give ~ her uSht land
i'ut he II DO 1t So" 1t IN her eye,
And she right about CAarhe CheS-
ter; for no" | think OF 1t, h" S IN dan
gen, OF beng drawn INTO MmlIpooI
OF d!sS'p2uon'
Thursday evening came. treder-
lex Ao@S sat IN the drawing room
a|at'ag ;S the appearance OF L!'a.--
mere was a llBHh ruSIin9 step, ana
she stood before him, with her soft
hMr drawn smoothly from her brow,
and confined very plainly at the back
Of her pretty head, and amidst It's
glossy abondanoe were few sprays
Of Ae.lotrope. Her dress was sim
PIE drab silk, with low corsage and
short sleeves, received by felt OF
blonde,
'Como, Fred, | am ready she
said: "Aln | pre*entab.e"
"Nes, LIta, rreaentabIe perhaps,-
But one would take Yon to be t"en-
ty-hvc instead OF mneteen Faith. |
had no idea that it would change you
50 nnc4. Come, there lsan hour yet;
run and put on that rose-colorei
Grape and take the tastonnSs from
your harr, and let 1t fall IN curIS
about your shoulders. There's an
hour yet, and beIl w1Il assist you.-
DO It, now, to please me; that $ good
8Tl,
~ I, 1lnn1-- al
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4 shirt dealer advert;ses a bosom
warranted to wear longer than the
shirt. But who wants BOSOM lon
ger taan n.a snlrc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-06

Many a man who haa not u cent IL
his pocket owns D corn which he
would not allow you to step on fer the
world
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-06

A woman found house that
pleased her, but the back yard didn' t
give satisfaction. The fence didn't
contain single knot hole, and she
sad sho wasn't going to break her
neck by climbing on top an oIt bar
rel to see what was going on IN the
next yard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-06

A YoUTHrUL FEMALE PoIsoNEE,.
A case of astounding Juvenile de
pravity came to light in New York
last Sunday afternoon, in which q
girl II years Of age was charged with
aud admitted killing a child 7 years
old by giving him u dose Of oXa!ic
acid. 1t appears the child was re-
covering from an attack Of scarlet fe-
yer, when the girl persuaded him to
drink some milk in which she had
acid dissolved. The child sickened
and died; and the doctor in attend.
unce gave certificate that it died of
relapse of scarlet fever, and the body
was buried. Since then the girl has
been attacked with remorse, and In
one Of her fits confessed the crime
She is now locked up in prison, and.
the body of the child is to be disin-
tered and examined by physicians.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-06

There are many minds which ar
pear to have been cut bias and made
up that wa.
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NN and after Sunday, May Z, 1875,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows:
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 705 a.
NJ, and 3:43 P. M.
For Frederick at 7:05 A NJ and 357 p NJ
For Hagcrstown, Wiliamsport and Mar
tinsburg at / A NJ and TAO Z NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
A NJ and TAO p NJ
From Frederick at II A M and 7;40
PM.
EMMITTSBUEG RR-Trains South
will leave Emmittsburg at $50 a m, and B:
80 p m, arrive at Rocky Ridge at 7:l2 a m,
and 352 pm. North-I.eavc Rocky Ridge
at 10:43 a m, and III p m, and arrive at
Emmitsburg at ll:05 IN, and 7.40 p m.
}. M. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-06

Man does not want to oe IN angel
unt.I he has fa.red at everything eIse.
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BE KIND TO TIE AGED.-A9o,
when whitening for the tomb, is .
worthy object Of reverence. The
passions have ceased--hcpca Of self
have ceased. The old !ingar with the
young--and oh, how careful should
The young be to reward them with
tender affection and with the warm
est love, to diminish the chill Of ebb-
ing life. The Epartans looked on
reyorential respect for old age as Il
beautiful trait OF character. Be kind
to those who are in the autumn Of
life, for you know not what suffering
they may have endured, nor how
much Of it lnay still be their portion.
Do they seem unreasonably to fine
fault or murmur? Allow not your
anger to kindlc against them rebuke
them not, for doubtless MANY have
been the crosses and trials Of earlier
years, and perhaps their dispositions,
while in the springtime Of life, were
less flexible than your own. Do they
require aid
Then render it cheerfulIy. Forget
not that the time may come wher
you may desire the same assistance
from others that YOU render to them
DO all that is necdiul for the old and
do it with alacrity, and think not
hard if much is required at your
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD.

xass sssse-;.s7 - r. ,l
80 !. s. ] ]:
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. 15-Bcynard Co!Ii!lowcr.
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RATES or ADVERTISING

Job Work-CASH or DELIVERY
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NN and after Sunday, May Z, 1875,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16
The Fall Term Of this Institu.lOn llopen on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER O.

With full corps Of able and experienced elueators
The whole building has been put In fine order
during the vacation, and no expense has been
spared by the Trustees 10 make the College attrac
tive and home like in every particular. The build
Ing Is now completely furnlShed, lighted by gas,
heated by warm air, aud we'll supplied with waller.
The Institution Il well furnished with Musical In
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, ae.
The Conservatory Of Music offers very superior
advantages at modorate prices. To this Deplrt-
ment superior Pianist and Vocalist his been add
working order. l''H z. ''''f ,F'H
For terms or further information send for Cats
logue, or call on the President Of tho College,
aus l, ai MISS A:TAYLoR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16

DIVORCES a sS ss1 @isSsa sei pSS 'tsP; &
change d residence, On aEidayt testimony, iT In
compatibility, 6apeiAtion, etc, Advice mes: HEED
4 CO., Amstioan Law Agency, Plies oPera holse,
Cincinnati, o. se2-ed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.
N~S-~~ s-~~~~-N>~ssA S~~~~N~ ~~~ss-~--S~~S~~-
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA.

The Fall Term begins September 4th, with a
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished Professors
aud Instructors, with all the departments fully
equipped, and under the superintendoncy Of Rev.
John ". Scott, DID, L.IA D.. acting President,
recognized standing Is an educator, justihes tho
expectation Of continued and increasing success
Winter Term begius January 3. Spring Term
begins March q. For Catalogue or fuller iniofma-
ton address X. c. BEhKELkY, A. NJ,
aua6-S6W Secretary Of Faculty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16
J. G. HKRyEY, AuctIol
nRUsTEE's SALE.

'
BY virtue Of q Decd Of Trust made BY Robert
Seymour and Ella his wife to the undersigned
Trustee, dated January 7th, 1876, recorded In the
office or the Clerk Of the County Court d. Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed t1rast Book No.
Spage 90, ] will on I'm sa~ 81: I'D
SATURDAY, the 2od day Of September, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. n, proceed TO sell at
public auction al the front door Of the Court HOUSE
Of Ohio county, the following described real estate
that Is 10 say: a certain piece or parcel Of land
lying on the west Side Of Eof street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets In the city Of Wheel
Ing, In the State Of West Virginia. and more partc-
ularly described as follows The north half Of the
south half Of lot numbered eleven (li) IN square
numbered fourteen situated Is above described.
TRRNs OF SALE-0ne-half cash 10 hand, the
balance In two equal payments at six and twelve
months from day Of saIc the purchaser giving notes
bearing interest with good personal security, the
title 70 be retained until payment 10 made 10 full.
mob. W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
PRsDLEroS, CowDKs 4 PgsDLEros, Atty's,
No. 1914 Chapline street. aus
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MISS A: TAYLOR
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

RstablIshcd in 1880, offers thorough course in
bookkeeping and liz collateral branches Also
thorough inStruetlonIin the EngliSh branches, and
boys prepared In them for the commercial course.
separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student Sessions day and evening
Gail ut the College otice or address
aus JIM. RkAHIIER 4 CO., Wheeling, W. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16
~ HANNIBAL FORBES,
I -r HENRY N. RUSSELL,
seG-dAw Special Commissioners.
HlRUsTEE's SALE.

1lRUsTEEs SALE. a! r
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary Y.
Merritt, to the undersigned Trustee, dated the 2td
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records Of Ohio county West Virginia, 10
Deed Of Trust Book No. 8, pages 20 and 81, will
WEDNESDAY, tic 4th day Of October. 1876.
At the front door Of tho Court HOUSE OF Ohio cOuu-
ty, West Virginia. commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
proceed to sell TO The highest and best bidder the
following described real estate that Is to say "Lot
No. 7(sevenl in square No. y twenty -four), and
lot No. 8 (threc) In square No. q ltwenty-two).
Both Of aid lots arc In Joseph Caldwclls addition
TO tho city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
are both on the " eat side Of George street, now
called Wood street, and arc so fect front and 100
TERMS OF sALE-one-third cash, and the bal
aueO 10 two equal instruments ut SIX and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, with 30
eurity 10 DO approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J. ". MITCHELL, Auctloneer. r
WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. ., 1870. au2o
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FoRDssIALE.
TRUSTEES SALE. s.

IL .IgIr-afRfsI II4Jfa .fIIt
By virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY Mary Y.
Merritt, S0bi6Sh DIAdy and John L. Hobbs, the
two last n executors Of the estate Of Joseph Cald-
WE'LL deceased, 70 the undersigned trustee, dated tho
tWen,y-hrSt day Of April, A. D. 1s7S md recorded
10 the otdeo Of the clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust book
No. 8, on paSes S95 and Ssi, l wiz on
MONDAY, the 2sth Dayuf August, 1876,
commencing Ut II O'clock 4. n, at the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, In the city Of
Wheeling, proceed TO sell to tho highest and best
bidder, The following described property that IL 10
say: An, or % much rs may DO necessary 70 pay the
debt secured by aid deed Of trust and tho expenses
Of sae Of those two certain lots parcels Of land
lying and being htuate In tho addition TO the aid
city d Wheeling laid OF Into lots BY Joseph Cald-
well, and Delegated en- the plat Of the SqIIU q
lots numbered four and Eve In square numbefed
twenty-five, (lots md In squire 22l together
with al and singular tho tonement4 and improve
inents thereon or therrunto belonging. Selling as
trustee shall convey such title only % Is vested
Ia me by aid deed Of trust, which however n be-
leyed 70 b good. Bald lots will DO offered Tor sale
SeTantely md together.
T -, ..I[' GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee
&c. HKRyKf, ,ApctiOnecr. a. 1y3 i,
Tho above ale Il adjourned until MONDAY,
September II, 1915, commencing a. II O'clock.
lFF1I q. b. CALDWELL, Trustee.
JIG HKRvRT, Auetloneer. 49,. amp
.Ihea sale Iourned until W EDEESDAY,
October II, 1870, commencing at1l O'clock.
id6Tssai'i 'dG. b. CcklD WE'LL, Trustee.
b J. G. HRRyKY, AuctIoneer, = tfrgr III el2
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
TIE South Carolina Democrats

Tue South Carolina Democrats
have . new name for prescription,
which Is their most effective form Of
Intimidation; they call it "prefer-
ence. !" What they mean BY II 10
thus unblushingly explained by their
organ. The Charleston News and
Courier; I'VE promise to nay to
Republican voters: we shall, no
matter what the Inconvenience. en-
ploy those who are members OF
Democratic clubs and vote for Hamp-
ton, In preference 70 those who vote
for Chamberlain and Elliott. We
will give work to those who fol-
low Hampton and 60 with rs; we
will not give that work to tho.c VIC,
by their votes, seek to defeat, hurt
and ruin us. They who vote with Us
are our friends, and We will take care
Of them. They Vbo vote for the Rob
Der ticket are our enemies, and We
will have nothing to do with them.
Let the Democracy say this and act
upon it, and every Republican will
have one good reason for hurrahing
for Hampton for every dollar he sx-
poets to earn during the year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

In view of the present political condition
Of aGairs the Republican party Of Lyon Coun-
" In convention assembled declare the fol
lowing resolutions TO be their sincere declare
ticn Of principles without reserve % evasion
Firs-we endorse the platforms Of the Be
publican Nstional Convention 81 Cincinnati
and the Republican State Convention at Car
con CITY. and declare our hearty allegiance 30
tae principles set forth In the letter Of ac-
ceptancs Of our candidate for President.
second-In the domination of Rutherford
B. Hayes and william A. Wheeler We md
proofs Of the determination Of the Rspubii-
can party 70 support tried men and true We
heartily endorse them, our candidates. - men
OF the puress life and aims. and Ne point
With pride 70 tasm = being even above sus
picion.
atty Of favoring 70 the utnoss our mining In
dustries, % essential 70 the welfare Of oul
esate, we believe that they should bear theil
lust proportion Of taxation. and We opposs
any repeal Of the bullion tax. We also de
msnd that our nomiLscs for the LedslAturs
pledge themselves to this convention thai
they viii support no measure Intended TO IN
tsrfsre with the present lau under which
said tax 10 collected
Foursh-we view with alarm the unre
str,ined inmiQsaiou Of the Chincse into this
country = Detrimental 10 the best Interests OF
the land. and instruct our Legislative cAndi
dasss TO ~ every iseal e6ost to arrest thu
evn.
Fifth--we demand Of our county oficen
ths ssz1etsss honesty end tAs utmost visaisnc.
IN securing economy and promotinx tbs vel
fsss Of the people We demand that they be
ware of CONSIDERING any man % powerful y
% b. above or % poor = 10 BE- below the Law
The sGxictagt examination Of the accountS
our pesssnt oAeials show no evidence II dia
- 49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

THE result Of the elections recently
held in Ohio and Indiana is all that
Republicans could reasonably ex-
pect. The party has carried the
former state by handsome majority,
not yet exactly known, but estimated
by Dem ocra's to be from 1000 to
5000. In Indiana the vote has been
more largely Republican than at the
last state election, and several Con-
gressmen have been elected by that
party. The result in Ohio vas =
grand triumph. 1t was perhaps rash
to expect to carry Indiana, the home
of the Democratic nominee for Vice
President, and q state that has always
been true to the Democrats. The
result Of these elections will make
the contest from this forward one oi
great interes. and the ground will
be contested hotly to the close on
the 7th proximo. The Republicans
have lost nothing by the Democratic
victory in Indiana, and the way is 4.
clear for them now as il has been Al
any time since the nominations,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

WILL SPEAK.-A week from to-
morrow night Hon. VIM. Woodburn
will address the people Of Dayton on
the issuesof the campaign. Mr.. Wood
burn 10 . good speaker, and the peo-
pie of Dayton and Sutro win no
doubt turn out and give him good
reception. he served the people Of
Nevada well in Congress, and is per-
.fectly competent to discuss intsli-
gently the political questions Of the
sd.y.s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

CONRAD WIEGASD is a very eccen-
trio man. He has cherished the
silver business 30 warmly that it
seems to have overturned his better
Judgment. Either that is the cause of
his present gyrations or else the ef-
feminite praise bestowed upon him
by The Enterprise was too much for
him. 1t would be too much for al
most anybody. 1t 10 too bad that
the management of The Enterprise
did not forsee the affect its laudations
would have and spare = good citizen
from so melancholy an attack Of &C.
centricity. Mr.. w,egand preached
= sermon few evenings since which
no one would care to remember Il
he did not print nearly column Of Z
card in all the Storey county paper
explaining what he meant by it. Mr.
Wiegand's case is pitiful, and The
Enterprise il largely to blame for It
Had he kept straight = few days long
er that paper would have sworn tina
! he was immortal.