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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
1876. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

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 Author of My Summer in Garden, will describe Oriental Travel in his graphic and delightful style. Charles Francis Adams. Jr
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
Arrears of Pay and Bounty

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20

When young man watts in the crowd before church at the close of the evening service. and strains his eyes nearly out of his head to catch glimpse of his girl, and then misses her, it is a dreadful thing on taking his aching heart home to have his mother charge him with bilious ness, and get ont the tub to soak his feet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
American and Foreign
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20

of the bank-sneak gang, but one which requires far greater personal braveiy, though far less skill and tact, is to be- come cognizant of parties making heavy deposits at late hour, when everything Is rushing about the bank and the check desk is crowded. The ''sneak"' with 8 bank-book in his hand and business like air about him. taps gentleman with q flush deposit in his hand lightly on the shoulder and politely calls his attention to the fact that he has dropped some money. Looking upon the floor he sees a genuine ten dollar bill. and he stoops to pick it up, leaving his bank book upon the check desk. In an instant the polite gentleman has the swag and is upon the street, while, as the robbed and astound- ded depositer recovers himself and gives chase, he IS apparently accidently imped-
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20

i lCorrespoHaence of the Gonrier-Ieafnals '
 Tn the criminal colrAnns Of the Friday Chicago papers there was the simple an- nonncement that George H. Bangs, gen. eral superintendent of Pinkerton's detec- tive agencies, on Wednesday night, suc- ceeded i'll captu ing
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20

2s1 and 283 Broadw.y New York. Arms. Madison Sq, New York, Sewing Machines. Chicago, 837 State St., $. Machines and Arms. Boston 332 Washington St., Sewing \ achines. Cincinnati, 8I West 4th St., Sewing Machines. Utica, i29 Cienesec St., Sewing Ma hines. Atlanta, Ga., DeCive's Opera House. Marietta Street,
 Sewing MachineS Washington, D. c. 52l Seventh St., Sewing Machines.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20

dcNGr1E No. } Mtcil ne for Dea emFtctTiag and family use, (r.4 ly for nrli1ery only since Jupe. 1874, for rarg", perfection and variety of work. is without riva lin family or ,aerkshop.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
q. CiltjaeIS Guquircr, t. l. HI GOX. Elite. k POPri-tOr
 urssHEl8, CONS.
NH5 TERMS:

Szaszzzz Nsszrss- 58 per cent additional.
 Fas& sr@srz&r SzrSr-lSzs regarding thelength of h1ssx--ssr z1r5zzE1zzv advertisements Probate Ezszzzs xzL sse &<ss la sAres weeks. and all oth- -- aEgszzl-4zn-zzs II f-~ ssiIl fOrtddJ until aEAsreE zEz-
 E-@Ea~ 1kusx-lserS are entitled to four changes AE=Rsr sazz- sSgza (zct sfse1er than once . A.lz4Eks w1zAzszs e&ErSs
 Ksz-sv CT AEazE vsEEsy advertisements are pay akass ,Ez..--s.sv- xZ SsAer advertisements in ad- wMzA1N
 >5uzls ususSzss ss Bz-sA- Death or Marriage are a,z@rneE srVse @E cNrgs- OsStlAry notices, cents s@E 1ls-
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-20
A S10,c00 BRIDE,

merely for an opportunity to jump through the window of the cars saloon, so that Pinkerton was obliged to watch both men night and day; and after he had finally housed him at the office of the agency hera and William Pink artnn zras ra antar
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
THE LIGHTNING TRAM.
Arrangements Being Ffwdc fsr it's
Passage Over the Ceza-
srx-t .P,scffic

A few weeks ago TIE idea of cross ng
the coatinentIn the shortest time cor =
pe.iS,e with safety, occurred 20 .he
managers of Ja-ett Il Palmer. gland
combination theatrical troU ,e, now
,slaying 70 crowded house A New
Ycsk City. The iies was DO. sooner
concei we'd 'elIan negotiate ns were en-
teredsinto %Ttla railroad CO. hpanies for
Carrying 1T ont, aud 10 arrangements
sre being RiaI}e on th Central Pacific
to put it into prae tic Al execution on
their hne. On II .ursday June LIST
the froRPe, w.t. invited guests, will
leave New Iorb. City. They expect to
'-eaoh Chicago ON the evening of that
day. oIad crv As the Mississippi within
tH'efaey-too hours from their starting
tlesse. Ii no accident occurs to detain
the trail it will pass here Saturday,
Jsne I'd, and arrive in San Francisco,
on uie evening of the 4tb, where the
no ape purpose playing Henry V. for n
IL ~ nights only. We learn from rail
road men that everything will be in
readiness for this lightning train.
which viii only stop mt the terminus OF
divisions, and then only few minutes
| to change engines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERsoNAL.-Ed. Nanderlip left last
night for Southern California. He goes
to that genial cline for the benefit OF his
hralth. For some time past he has
been a sufferer from dyspepsia for which
the salt breeze of the Pacific, in his
ease Mt least. is sovereign remedy.
We hope TO see him back ere the wane
of many moons, tally recovered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francesca. May %, 1876.
Denies thc Allega ion.

Denies tho Allega ion.
Mark Mcdonald, candidate for Con-
grsss, who has been charged with at
tempting to bride delegates with Best
4 Belcher stock, pronounces the axe
CATION false in every particular.
Democratic Convention.
The IL delegates to the National
Convention Were appointed as follows;
Two to each Congressional District
and four from the State at lare. The
nomination of electors was postponed
until after the National Convention.
Chinese Gamblers Arrested.
Policemen broke into Chinese
gambling house last night, aud arrested
% gamblers.
Niagara Stockholders.
at the meeting Of dissatisfied stock
holders of Niagara mine, it was shown
that the incline had been sunk but ll2
feet since April, 1875.
PariGinsoniae,i
A man named Schadel from the
country, was taxed in by bunko sharps
last night. The il teryiew cost him
$3.50.
Trottsng Race.
The trotting race at the new track
yesterday between j. ID. Howell and
Lady Emma for $500, was won by
Howell, beating the mare 70 yards.
Drilling the Police.
About half the police reported for
drill at armory of Germania Rifles yes
terday. Lesson lasted an hour and
a half.
Raymond d Ely.
Only enough ore ia taken from the
Raymond & Ely to run ons.half Of
ten.stamp mill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
MAGNOLIA SALOON,

pETwEkN THE ENrRAL HOTEL AND RAIL
ROAD MEAT aARKEr,
BRIDGE STA EFT, WiNNEIUCCA,
WILLIAM WILL. PROPRIETOR
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REposUS.
Last IcvenEvas 's hoard.

40 Meadow Valley =. Il
$50 Raymond q Ely ~
500 Eureka III, IL.
600 Jsckson 3s4 80
800 Phoenix
$50 Alps 81.
lj5 Belmont az, ga
500 Adnms Hill ste
100 Ell Dorado South z
800 Leopsrd s1T "a
60 Gila Zoe
235 Northern Belle 80 34I.
$50 Ha-sey 75c
100 Panther ~.
40 Tybo ia b.
50 Fourth * July OK
90 Mansfield Ice.
600 Ponrmaa % SOC
% Cose 49c.
800 North Coso 700
go knlckeIbocker 60 50c
100 Globe sc
$50 Baltimore ~ 2
16o Silver HIS SI
1860 nayton 0Ia
100 Rock Island 2
,395 New York I. S7%
40 Gccidepta ~ AZ,
- Am,rican F,at /
800 Woodville 1$s, Ia
$40 Lsr'y Washington ~ .
205 Andes ),
100 florida 2as
100 Well. Fargo '50c
- Ward ,
100 Cosmopolitan T21Zc
200 North Con. Virginia 81
500 Prospect ! ~
100 Morning Star )
800 TROJAN 45e Doc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

RISING AGAIN The Humboldt is
again on the rise. The water yesterday
rose few inches, and when warm
weather sets in another food is antici-
rated. 1t rs not probable, however,
that it will get up again this season to
the high water mark Of ten days ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25
This Mornings Eunrst.

$40 Ophir IS 55s.
$50 Mexican 327s, 329+
- Gould 4 Curry l6
80 Best & Belcher SIS, J454
$40 California SO 70H
$40 Savage IS. ~.
2la Con Nireini. "a TAX
- aChollar Sc,
~ Hale & Norcross IS. 81
40 Crown Point l6 lGIS
-4320 yellow Jacket 81. 371Ib5
1874 Imperial 594 81. b5
$50 Kentuck 12Z ~
55l Alpha 81 5T1<
1l5 Belch~r 20s4.
>45 Confidence 90.
375 Sierra Nevada l4a+. IA
20 Utah 2l'4.
40 Bullion A,
800 Eycheqner 10. 1877 boo
265 Overman CD CT
rs Julia ~ III.
430 Caledonia 81. ga
$50 Lady Bryan S7lHc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

The CAUSE OF IT. = The eastern
bound passenger trains which lave
san Francisco on Fridays and pass
here on Saturdays are noticeably light.
The Eureka Sentinel says the reason
ascribed for this is the popular super
stition which designates Friday MS an
uniaeky day to set out on journey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

WEDDING CAKES. Charles Eberlsy
has been displaying his artistic ability
in the confectionery line to-day on
wedding cakes, from which We infer
that some loving couple will be made
happy tonight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

TENHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
n up in the most attractive style POSSIBLE,
with view 10 the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
The READING ROOM of this saloon is al.
ways supplied with the latest Papers journ.
rails AID Magazines. js2A II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

EMIGEAHrs. Ons hundred and
fifty omigrants last night, Many Of
them sre now provided with small
silver coins instead OF fractional cur
rency, ard those of whom they make
small purchases aloug the road do not
have us much difficulty MS heretofore in
getting them to understand the diff
ference between coin and ereenbacks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

TRAIN LATE. - The passenger train
due here Mt 800 f. nj. yesterday
arrived six hours late. The detention
WIS caused by a. " washout on the
Uuion Pacific. The train loft Odgen
iiue bdurs behind time, ever two hoa,S
81 which WAS aiade up on the Hum.
boldt Division.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

TRANSFERS ON THE WAR PATH. - This
has been q lively week, SO far, for
teanisters. Many of them turned their
animals ont in the foothills east of
town, and are unable to find them.
Some believe that ranchers in the
canyons have driven them off and
swear vengence against them il they
fud that such ia the fact.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

GRAIN. Barley is getting scarce and
is ia demand mt 2I.cts per pound.
Montana informs us that he purchased
IL, GOO pounds yesterday Mt that rate
This ought 10 be an incentive to farm
ers TO raise as much grain ms possible.
The demand at this season OF the year
is always greater than the supply.
Last snmmer, ding there
ar two grist mills in the county, and
the most extensive agricultural valley
ia the state, our merchants had to i'm
port car loads of -four from California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

CONSTANTLY KEEPS on HAND
Pope Augurs, Butts,
IRON. Auvils, Screws,
cumberland Coal Bolts, steel.
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells,
A xle Grease, Bits. Boilers.
II axes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, Betting.
\Vheelbarrows, Babbit.nc,al.
\Vire, Grindstones, Machine Extras,
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire. Staples.
on Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w oodenware. Teakcttles,
l-ron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes.
Mails, Scissors. Wash boards,
Egg heaters, Tubs,
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Coeas, Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples,
C7rtridses. Fla Irons,
Axes, Pumps. ETC., etc.
py3u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

| never hav met a man who didn' t
hav a more COMPREHENSIVE knollege ov
biz nabor's karacter than he did ov hz
own.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-25

~ iE man who killed Chavez, the
7" lf' 1rnia bandit. has picked the head
" d wants to exhibit it in San Francis.
CO. To do SO it is necessary to have
t lie permission of the Board of Super
visors, which, it is to be hoped, will
not be granted. An exhibition of that
character is simply barbarous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

The proclamation OF Governor Chamber
lain, OF South Carolina, ordering the dis
banding of "rifie clubs" throughout the state
within three days, Is the legitimate result OF
the disturbances which have marked the
political campaign In that state for several
months past. There seems TO be no denial OF
the fact that the rife clubs In many parts OF
the state have made IL point TO attend re-
publican meetings, distribute their MEM
hers, all armed, throughout the crowd, and
demand that half the time be assigned to
democratic speakers. Neither Is Ii denied
that on such occasions, while democratic
speakers have been cheered TO the echo, re-
publican speakers have been Kissed and
hooted, until In many parts Of the state al
Idea OF attempting TO hold republican meet
ings mas been abandoned. The South Caro-
Ina democracy do not deny this, but
plead Dad And oppressive government In Jus.
tincauon. Governor Chamberlain threa tans
10 use all his powers a. chief executive of
the state TO suppress the military orRanixs n
tons In question, but this don't seem IN
brighten the democracy q bit, since, unback.
ed a. he In except By handful of oolored
militia which he dare not use for fear M
BRINGING on Q war OF races, he u virtually \
Governor without Q following. On this point
the CHARLESTON Nous and Courier, Of 6atur
day last, says "Ths talk about disaxmins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

are their privs te property, paid for with their
own money, and they will not surrender
them. That, at al, events, will be our advice
The CosSier goes further and says 1t Is just Is
well TO meet the issue At once, and deter
mine whether sixty thousand white Ameri-
can citizens are TO be stripped Of every nat.
uTal and civil right because they are re-
solved to expel thieves from ONCE, to defend
themselves when attacked, and to elect q
just and capable government 1t closes by
say " If Governor Chamberlain means
revolution. in heavens PANE, let IL 60 ont"
These words are pregnant with meaning.
The rife clubs will not disband at the mere
command of Gov. Chamberlain, and the re-
suit will be an appeal To the national gov
eminent for aid to enforce the governors
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

Watterson processes TO believe that negro
voters are to be exported from Kentucky
70 Indiana, and 10 head the project OFF he is
circulating the report thatwhst theKentucky
blacks are really wanted for is not TO become
citizens, but subjects" and are destined
Tor dissection. He goes on to explain at
some length why colored subject Is more
desirable than Q white subject, and why the
demand for Kentucky negroes Is just now
unusually pressing throughout the medical
colleges in the great Northwest. "Two or
three thousand" Of them at least, he reck-
ons, will be needed during the coming sea-
son OF medical lectures, and the forehanded
colleges are now laying In their entire win
ter's supply. Considering that the Kentucky
negro Is rather creduIous and has q great
horror of dissection, Watterson probably
looks upon this as an exceedingly neat and
effective method 70 keep him out OF In.
diana.
Probably rs an offset TO Watterson's ruse
the republican managers will scare on the
white Kentucky Bourbons from going over
into Indiana and Ohio to vote the demo-
cratic ticket, by circulating the report that
the temperance crusaders have made those
states bowling wilderness by cutting OF
the supply OF whisky. "AIl's fair In poll
tics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09
Beading Matter on Every Page

Average ssces-s Daily CtrcsslatteH
scer 1S,O0O,-0etNI ssere thass
three ffssses tk1t 81 0NN ether
daily paper - WashjsStoss, 9ss6
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

by b. HI. WARNER,

CORNER JTH AND u 6TRKBTs.
HOUSE on Oorcoran street, between 18th aad is.h
streets northwest, rooms, ell moSern improve
i r5s dssSui
the city; gooa yard; very cheap
street peer Oonnecticut avenue; Delightful ioos.
ton; all modern inprov emena; Usage yari: very
.iay' .s sSes 20 in
Small BRICK HOtsE, two story and bassm.ns.
on G ,or street. near the o'pitol cost sss viii
An excellent property. No 3ss A street north.
Price, s d decide e oassa In walnut
rsans Sssss s.ss
water in kitchen. Offered at 9 great sscrinoe II
Tor sale; 30. 1916 9th strict northwest, large
LOT lA, two-ctory brick I'm r INT and two story
viii be soId 81 lees thsn vain. Il the lot '1''ios
Also, for sale, number OF o;hor HOUSES, rang
ins from $3.50 upwards, in ell parts Of the city.
ZOE EHr.
Gen Grants lido RI 18th and NV, IN. g., rent low
hsntsoney furn., Scott SQUARE Arl ton hotel
mass. venue, near l4th ST., Ia 70, turn l...-- $50
No $40 i1th street nor vest Furnished 1......asO
10th street, above l., shed ............ 9sg
No Is i6H ct n W, L, rooms, 70. l., stsbie-.-..s1
street shove l4th, tfuraisnec l.--...........ls
30 l4l2 and lii4 STREET q ", 40 rooms stable. 100
No sos norihr asst, isbed -. 20
No. ga Penna sv. ,Gover Gilman : drug storsi. %
80 nS Iltn str.et q w., II rooms, mod. imps.. rs
no $50 street e., Is rooms mod i'm Ds... Is
Pierce street, near l4ib and 8. (flrnished -. 81
No ing street routnesst, j. rooms. mod imSs s.
No lot o stree, southeast, rooms. Inse PIsoe IS
NV: cor. 9Th AID SITS. q " store 4 dwelIins..s0
no. 1906 g street northwest Furnished -. so
Mt: PIe.s.nt, rooms aud acre: Of .round.-. 80
lGtb street n.a1 n pnm - o.
DO 2O6 sth street .ou,hesst, rooms, mod TIM, %
no. No. aG " tah street NV 10 rooms, mod. irpi q
No. mo OH street southeast, 10 rooms noe im,. 90
Meridian Hill, 6foom.. md. imps ............. 90
10. 100 itth street northwest, rooms..-.... 50
70 IL fth street northeast, mod I'm %. ...... IS
No 10 18th street. rooms mod I'm pc ......... IS
10 zSS = street n VS. rooms, mod. imps..... IS
81 Store No tss 7th street south vest......... Sc
ia6 street northwest rooms, mod imps.. IS
New houses 9Th street. above P.-.............- IS
No; ~, Is and 10 street northeast, II rs, m $50
l43s street northwest ........ a.
LsSsdon Terrace sss stree, eriend.G.... 3
s.o,e e ~ S -. Sc rooms. gas and water
No &c he. Jer.sS ave- ssusnessi. n, i1,; =
Nos l5sl. i7ss, r,s street north sest......... Is
10 SO sth ssreet nortns.st, Q rooms, m imps- q
No az, az, 6S 3 e., rooms. gas and watsr- 20
20 1 "a, aver %
10. @ street sOuthe.st, fooms............... .
10. a. strsst soutbwsst nv. -. -nu n
70 II ls hr q g; ny, srooms and wsisT.... m
No ilos Psrk stres. nor,hsSst, rooms. N. T. Is
Nos. apd Foundry lscs........'........... Is
Go. 1910 sosh strsst porthvsS soo.s: Is...-'
10. no 10Th street northwest. room1 -..-..... 10
10, 1"' ''n ..tsss IL
shIsb pin bs syse by application q The ofsoes Of
=. n. WAhH1b, Sth and stresn. ssp1s-lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

II OF T.
I40s N u n. ", al mod, imps {. II rooms - = 100 o.
SIS I'd ct. n. mod tmps., furn /, 8 roons IS 90
1920 stu Of. ", mod imps TO rms .-...... IS
n - I'd st mod. i'm % rooms 1880. 81 10
St. bet. 10Th and Hist ali m. I'm. 10 l1o %
b st. u ", bet eth and 7th, oil m in, hrs 100 no
L st. n. " bet "a end 81, ell mod ina Au rs 90
Q. O., bet Id s., all m imp furn., "a rs $50 80
Isl ct ne, mod. imps, II rs:.....---....-. 500
nth q. %, " bet. and 3. mod fm - re- 1870
Coz corsn st. bet 18Th l<th ell m i'm, II n BO.m
q ct. Re. 9Th ard 10th, al mod I'm % Is r. 100 10
New Jersev ave /, near Capttol m. i'm. Ia IS Sc
Az New yersey ave-. all Md imps., n re- &c IS
406 New Jersey ave all MOD. I'm ps., 10 600
l.. II. FITZHUGH,
ocfS I'm 62S Louisiana ayenue