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The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Notice..
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
CnuntY of CraNford,

STATE OF ARKAE6A5,l
County Of Crawford. :
ths April term a sss 4. Slsss 1sl:xs 60; Ss
their accounts current Tor ssttls4soS q eAp -
tors. Executors and Gusrdiang Ne s.De N4 -
Law, via,
g. NJ. Hays and B.J. Brevs. sxssstsw q ess.
jno. s. srsdi. snd ". i. 4. 6iSisS. sssesasw 4
Hiram Fresdis. d.ssa,sd: ssss SscsVt 60
trix Of B. p. Perkins, asst account eqfQ61e
L. &. White. administratar Il bssia u1penssss.
decd, final .ccount current. .
Wm. n. Yaden, guardian ~ eewoG 0oUesl. -
ceased, enal account currsPt ..-...A.
And all psrsons iptsFesas1 p ees 80 ESe1 -
Sis tbsir exceptions. Il any tAsy lesA - &
tths ssoosd day sf tbs nsst tsfo e sXosSs|
. such accoun;s, or sny items tAessef.
i Witness .s:..of. As.s s
Is 30 sdsxsd, this, tAe ~ SeE & Al
o.. 1876 Ed. 4. SCOTT. CO..
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Goodbye, jim.

The prisoners C, mined in the upper room
of the Jail in Van Buren, made their escape,
Friday night. about Q o'clock, by breaking
out rafter, and then making hole in the
wall, dropping themselves to the ground
There were four In all, Jim. Paralee, Alex.
Quesbury, - Mooney, and an Irishman.
who had been confined for breach of the
peace.
They had been removed from the lower
room to the upper In order to give the work
men an opportunity to lay the stone-hoor.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

Here's an argument in favor OF cheese
Prof Peck says that in this country,
where cheese is least used. one physician
to every 500 persons Is required. In
Switzerland and countries where it il
most used, only one physician Is needed
for every 10000 persons.
Let no single man escape" is the
leap-year motto for the ladies'. t,.
A typographical error-An ign orant
youth attempting to learn the printing
trade
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling slowly, with four feet
on the bars.
The Hughes arrived Saturday night, and
went down, Sunday morning.
The Maumelle arrived Monday morning,
M goes down this Tuesday morning.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

1t is said President Lincoln once said
to Senator Fessenden: What is your
religion ?" Not much to boast of, but
| suppose am as much q Unitarian as
anything" "Oh, Unitarian" said Lin
coin. II thought you might be an Epis-
copalian. Seward is an Episcopalian,
and notice you swear about as he does y
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

The county convention In Franklin was
held on Saturday last. at Ozark. We have
not the official proceedings, but from post
al card we learn that Hon. Jesse Turner was
the first choice, and Hon. s. r. Hughes the
second for governor. Crawford for auditor;
Ross first and Beavers second choice for Sec
retary of state. The instructions for other
officers we did not learn.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

tB- The greenback convention, at lndian-
apolis, nominated Peter Cooper, OF New York
for president, and Newton Booth, of Califor-
mia, for vice. president, on the first ballot, and
the convention adjourned sine DIN. Milt.
Rice. and Bro. Tobey, of the Grange worked
together in harness In the convention. 1t was,
no place for democrats.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

TfHE well known and long sseooeoeea
Ferry at Van Buren, AraeooaD. = -
under the charge of the suhsss1eor. 1AAneo-
prietors having recently put od I.af3e Aev
Steamboat, and with careful ane expetaooeea
rerrymen. they feel confident shat tAsy ~.
give universal satisfactiou to tha trnve1ieG
public. Their aim will b 70 nees ~ u.
creasing demands Of the large emtgrane tsss.
eli to Texas.
The st Louis. and sherman, TexaA u. y.
Nails are carried over this Ferry, Walsh 70 9
good guarantee that It b the shovteoe - veil
as the best route for travel Of all kiD4s.
This Ferry has the largest and bsse eeea %
the river, and can cross s00 wagons an toaQ4
per day and no retention on either tank Nee0
be expected. Enclosures for stock su1 pAe6o
for travellers are being built on both sl6os st
the river. and no pains will b spevsd - -.
commodate the public. We shall 0lgese -
continue to make this the popular rssss -
and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.-Fsrry Aeeosais must b sett1e6
Monthiy--No deviation from tAis rule.
II. c. RO BARDs, Pvep~fssss
Van Buren,, Feb. 4, T3. n
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

EF- Col. Jameson, late an attachee of
the St. Louis Globe Democrat, has been
ordained Baptist preacher Who says
the natural atmosphere Of even radical
printing Office is unproductive of good !?
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

eY The Presid' mt has refused the applica-
ton of Mckee, MCGUIRE and Avery for par
don. They were convicted members of the
st. Lonis whiskey ring. Mckee Is one of the
chief owners and publishers Of the Globe
Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

tB- It is said that Col. Tom. Fletcher lost
his cane" over the mountains. The mark Of
it was left in Richland township. Washington
county, as they instructed for him as second
choice for governor.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

sY- The Ohio Democratic State Convention
adopted greenback platform and sent Hons.
George Ii. Pendleton, VIM. l.. O'Brien. Gen.
Geo. W. Morgan and Thomas Ewing as dele
gates at large to the st. Lo uis convention.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

When loafer enters the sanctum of
busy editor, and the editor says, "Giad
to see you're back" what does lie mean
"Beiles " call great many people to
church.
Mcn of decision-J Judges.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
UNITED STATES
MARSHALIS SALE,

at the front entrance Of the Court House, In
the town of Van buren,. Arkansas, and be-
tween the hours prescribed by law for judic-
ial sales. sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder the following described real estate, to-
wit.
Lots l, 2. 7 and s in Block 8.
All of Blocks 81 and 81.
Lots Is and 16, in Block Is.
Lots IL, II. and l3 in Block l6.
Lot l3 in Block 20.
Lots to 16, inclusive, in Block 80.
Lots to is, inclusive, in Block 80.
Lots to 10, inclusive, in Block AZ.
Lots to l2, inclusive, in Block 73.
Lots 2, 5, 6, 5, 8, 10 and north half Of
ii in Block 35.
Lots to inclusive in Block 81.
Lot Is in Block 90.
All of Blocks 5 aud s in Drenuen' s
addition to the town of Van Buren, all
in the town Of Van Buren, Arkansas.
Net and sw4 of section 6. township 8.
north. range 81 west, containing 322 9.l0
acres, more or less, situated and lying in
Crawford county, Arkansas
Also all the right, title, interest. claim
and demand Of Charles G. Scott and
Charles II. Drennen in and to the right
OF ferriage and ferry privileges across
the Arkansas river, opposite the town of
Van Buren, Arkansas.
Said real estate and ferry privileges being
levied upon as the property Of Charles G.
Scott and Charles II. Drennen to satisfy an
execution for the sum of twenty-five hundred
and four dollars and seven cents (2204 or
with interest, and twenty -one (2l.00) dollars
costs. issued In favor of McGehee. Snow
den and Violet. and against Charles G. Scott,
and Charles II. Drennen.
Terms of Sale.
Three months credit psirohasers 70 Civ
note and bond with security for the purchase
money, or cash az the option OF the purcha-
ef5
JAMES f. FAGAN,
L. 5. Marshal, Westcrn Dist OF Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

Artificial flowers are now highly per
fumed
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

Moving tor new trial-courting a
second wife.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

Van Buren,, May 10th.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05

sd babe aQss bepaGt 8ettina.
Do eS mir. wie es i@sint. nidt per-
aSnnt Ia, Deinen Batter III retten, 70
mS&te Id w~sniSfens NIT fstnen 3inbern
sulammenbletteu."
8ettina fcnnte I'D rcr Slid nt@t
balten Ibrdasn Ger Greupe liefen fbsr
ibreW ansen nnp fe antporttts nNiss
nanpen auf Der @eIt nebme Id ltebsr
gun, 0atter, unt t@ Seripre&e Dir DOT
Soft, baB td etne braSe unt lieteSuQe
0ausfrau fetn wfa."
Ni6t LANCE nu&ber fanet 8artOlc
unb Natanc. 8sttina 9aste tbnen.
mas ssldeben /; bic bsiben 8ricer ga.
ben NIT Grfucen ibre 3uRimmuns unit
umarmten iuudjenr rem finftisen
S9waeer.
"Nun ml7en wtr ater aud ,u zen
Gltetn", faate Natauo, ,.eenr aud fl
mdGsn ibre3ufim muns 9eben. Wor.
eer, tperbe Id Sud I'm @efdngniGs unit
in Der S~trenanfa!t mslpeu, um pie gr.
lnubnis zines Selu&ss 80 srwirfsn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Jbr babt feline Gntf6nloiauna

6abt ibr irsenb cine Gntl&uIbtsuns, reau
itr an Dpspeple uber 2eberfrantbett leteet! ST
ba etu @rune ~purbauben, rarurt TIT ent BON
Sag 40 Sag tn Rlasen tber Sanern Mascn,
ROpfidmerseu, babitueae gsriOpfuus, bsraflu.
pfeu, berabrennen, Na6srauftOBen, Nasen.
lGmer3en, @elbe Gaut, belegfe 3unge uub
l&leHttn @eGHmad i'm Munee, @utfpbsn Der
Gpetlen mad benz Gfsn, NieoerssiH!asenbeti
etc. ereeben iolItet 2 Stein, So IL belttmmt euer
eigener Gsbler, tpsnn tbr 90 ttut. @sbt an eu-
ERIN @pcibster --- unb bolst etne 6lalhe
uCn O reens augnf 8loper fir IS.
@ents ; eusre Seilnne it IGer. Abfr ipenn tbr
Saran smstfslt, hann nsbnit Elm Wlpbfaal&Gen
fir 10 Gents unb srrlr&t %. !3pet DOZEN
perbeu eu1 bsIffn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
x.

Natauc tsgab fI@ lowobI gum ST.
renbau1e. ats aud gum DpsenpaIafe,
UNI far Absl ron Mini unp ote Ssiy
ni9sn bic grlautnis gum @tntritte su
srbaIten. SIN 9rrenbaule Fsl IS niGt
lauer, aber I'm 0efdn8niGe, 100 btsbsr
lsrss @efu@ abselGlussn rOrpen mar,
verffant man {IA nur Febr ldwsr eo;u,
une Is teburFte Ger SaEssn D1rne lsis
uer 8ererlamfeit, ebe man ftp oa3u ent<
iaIce.
Am fpIsenpeu Gage iolte Ger 8elu@
bsi Der Watter ~lattFnosn. Ste mues
ten NQe re6t gut, bas IS rustcs mar,
neil Der Wutter pas Qi6t BEG 8erffans
css feblte, aber benno@ eebpt Die tinps
liGe 9iebe oen Gang. I'm usur utr
mp0tsn fe f6 Aue Dor Gem 9etel 8aus
sr trsfen.
Der Wprssn brad 70 I6sn unt rofe
an. ME Abel nod fstnsn In @eneote
erlett bate cas nil wabrlid piet Ias
gen, penn ote @creen In Der Gasuusne
fart baben eSsn 70 lebr tbren unpers
sletdliden 3auber. wfe Gle ballamis
lden Na6te. 9luf Gem MaGer mar
aGes ei3t unc @lutb ; bic parpurnen
0eQ@eu erl&ienen rie elm Meer Don
walIencsn NO1sn, ;wfl9en cenen lido
| elnee @noelsfSpfs nit IeuhtenrenNeugs
letn empurtau@ten uno Dem iuneen
MOrBen entgeeen leuGkten. Seltf
Die alien paldfs raret nit efuer, rolf
gen SPINNER dberbau9t uno lhisnen
li& dter Na@t Yaidnet III babsn.
2an9e Dor Der beaimmten Stunoe
fane Ntel i'm portieus UNI rpartste NIT
unasbulp: enelt6 bSrte er Natano's
warnun8syuf ben CT fsts aus;ufpeen
pR5ste, trenn er NIT ieiner @cneeI I'm
cine Ode BOG. 9a!e srldisn ct bod
aufsertdtst sniiden ben Mauern.
6sute Wprsens fab ct 70 fol, uni
lslbftewuBt aus, wte tie Npbili bee
Candle sranee, wsl9s Niaipnen cons
monbinn.
sd patf ftol3 unb frob Ietu," fluff
etten feline eippen, "penn 8etttnA'a
Srdutisam TT Elm Gpelmanr pom rein,
llen Wa6sr, rtr au6 IN ren orn,en
BIumenmdohen tas refine 8lut BEL
3enene su fhdsen reie, @sneeis, cat
uns 70 LANCE perahtet miro sueeheben
mdl1sn. tas unisr @sidle9t nod AGs
tuus pereient unp srbdlt."
Bartclc, wel9er NIT Der S1uefel
In Der TeIse fas, bate fd fonntdeltd
9efbmidi. Bettina mar In Dem Elm,
fu6en SIeiee, nit ben, ie auf Der pias.
ia 3a erl4efnen rfeste, ater fs batti
cen S@muf nit Dem V anselest unt
stne rotbs GamsQie ms 6aar eeRedt
lem 8rdutfsam bte 6anb entaeoen.
f'redsrr, frrad fe fGelmiid ,abeI
Don WlnA ii Dir bic Hsue nod MIDI
9eftmmen, taB Du einsm ssnssIanilRen
SIumenmipdea bte 6anp eeret6t?'
.Nie pirr BE Hsue fonmen. Gstti.
no." %antrcrtets CT, ,,benn bic gtIen sor
Ndn3 rpetrsn purG pie 0erbinpuns
nit ben 3snOne nur nod bbber sesbrt
aber wayf Dn aud fetne 3snone, tp6rs
eft uRp tlisbeit Du Elm rtrfli@es BLU
menmdbten. 70 waree i'd Did bennp&
um Ietner lelber UiIen Iteben."
sd CLAUDE Dir, NbeI," antrprtete
Ne nit einsm l~unften ed&sln ; 0wdre e.
Mot 70, 70 wirpe DIR Der Mutb fsblen,
cas befdmuste 0appsn Der 3snOne an
zen Stammbaum Ter GrIea BON Wdn,
aa bdussn. Du baft In Detner @abl
Gem 8Orurtbsil unb Der 0era@tung aes
troBt unb oarual pere:snf Du nod
msbr Gisbe, als trseno Elm damn aui
Gyben."
(Gcrtlesur6 fcl8t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
WQrnu11Ql

Wir balten es fit unlere YFt1L elm
pertrauensspueS Yutltfum por lpges
rtannteu Peddlers une arberen eeutert
~ traruen. peI6e sebaltloie Nebi3fs
men, nur auf beren 8tatsteit fueenc, In
ben Worft tu brtnBen.
Dieielben MAIDEN li6 fein @epiGen
baraus. @erpufuns, @sbrau@ssa Emmett
Jung ia 3eitunssan,eteen pom Or.
MM8nf &Dmf9s 6amiliem=WIe:
Dtjilten na9Buapmen uno TIRE Mil&s
uusca eeutsn unter benz @oEsuB Der
StQiafttt aufsucrdnsen.
bltst eu4 Dor p!elen Suadialtsrn
unp ballet fsf an hem felt bsinabe einem
talben 9abrbuncstt IN tauieneen 8dQen
tewdbrten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05

'(OPFb'
esser: allie Sranfbeften bes
M a a 8. Der
eeber unp ceS
unterletteS,
tnlcfern ie aus 8er16leimunG
a~nsebdufter Rrubttite1 unb
DECENTRALIZATION
entfanbsn finb uno- 8ldbunsen uno
BERT opfunsen peranlaGsn. 90 wie
Die Iropfen BE Iusfibruns bes StOf>
fss berirfen, Der Die Sei9werne perans
last, 70 nsbHeu |e bic Symptome une.
.3ufdQs meg. bic aus iener Suels ent>
iprunsen tuaren, /. 9. ntbt nur tie
toIitartisen eetbl9msrsen, fonpern aud
Die easot abbdnsissn 8elbwsrbse ces
6auptss unb Der Bruf. BEN Sdwins
Del, tas Drddsn ure BE Dafsrtstt ees
8opfes. DanfelbeIt ber ausett unb Be-
tiemmuna Der 8ruf aud bas beiawer,
li&s Nus> unb Gtnatbmen, 3ufdQe,
psI6s %bsioncers ben 9ypo9cnpriaen
Dfters fir9terlib tnc.
0esen: allie eetpen bes
wetbltden @ef&Ie&tes.
Geeen:
gpllbIattstett
S@wermIt bt9tett
8Iet9fudt
Ien9flt6tett
uetelfeiten,
Stnma6ten,
Rppfs unb
@Iteberf.dmer3en
9er3tl opfen,
GsIbu1 I.
@eaen: Ratarrb unb 9tDG>
icbmnpfen, wel@e eewSbnIi@ l&nell
ssbeilt pereeu. tnrem bic Eropfen ben
ldarfen, fudsneen S@Istm auF5ieE
uno abflbrfn.
0eaen: entsinhltdsn unb hronts
idsn 0benmatismms> sss'n0t @ t.
eoat1s, rsmttttrenre unp tntermititrenre
TtebeL sesen Sraufbsitsn bss Blu.
tee, osr Nterea unb Der 8laie. @eeen
CDspepita,
oosr 0sroauunes 8sl9nercen, Rppfs
ldmer1 SdulteridmsrS 8etIenmure
Ger Sruf, 9uten> laures Muffoesn
aus Dem Wasen. SGpintsL l5lsGten
@eihmaf i'm Wunbe, @alec Ieiren,
6er;flOpfsn, S@merssn In Der Nisrsr.
0essnp, unb bunptrt anrers Erant-
belts Grideinunsen, wel@e bur6 I'm
perpauli9feit erseust tpernen.
Gesen: Santfranfbeiten,M Nus:
foliage, S9wdren, SaI3Fdfe, Gles
den, NthGsr, @elGptra Gartunfsl,
&inswuru, @rinpfOpE faIimme Aus
gen, Rotblauf 8rdse, SGprf Wies
farbe unb anbere Eranfbeiten Der 9aut
1T Der @ebrau@ Der Eropfen BON ur>
OerslethIi@er @trtans. Cine NJ
GIaf1e miro IN fat olen
GdGen ben unsldubisiten BON Der @trs
flung cieies 6eilmittels ibfrseugen.
6altet Gner 8ltlt rein ttnb
bie 6ejmnbbeit Cures SrAa:
nismns tpirb Die SOl8e iein.
Die GIaIbe
vSambrrger TrDpfen"
foftst so gepts, opev du 6la.
lden swet Douars, fno tn aGen
peutiGsn ~gpOtbsfen 81 baben Deer pers
ben eieGeIben nod empfane Ger GeItes
fret na@ oaen Ebeilen Der 8eretnfeten
Stoaten rerlanbt.
Wau abrelIre.
A. VogelGr & Co.,
BALTIMORE, md.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
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u.f. 10. u. I. 10.
u Eaufeu rini5t, rente EG an be Bu6baukluue sur
49, MiibIbaues ". 8ebrIe.
ysets!tHeR gratis. Al 6suth Ga Gaat Str, Gblaas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
sicosp ~p,spAroH.
Preparing 20 Receive the Austria
Han Centennial Team How Nan
Francisco Feels over the Custer
staught~r-rhat suisids sf Rose
kyltnxe.

s,S Francisco. July $3.50 p. NJ
The Directors Of the Californis Ride
Club at their meeting last night made
arrangements for the reception Of the
Australian hifls Team, ius on the nert
steamer.
A carpenter named Cooper fell from
the second story Of q building on Mont.
gomery avenue last evening, striking ON
his head. lie will die.
The news 81 the killing OF Genera
Custer and the complete humiliation Of
the Seventh Cavalry. caused considsrA.
ble comment yesterday among military
men. A gentleman is this city who Is
in a position 10 know. states that the
troops at Bsnicia are hourly expecting
orders to depart for tho scene of war,
in the Indian country, aud ALREADY are
making preparations for the campaign.
q. II. Butler. the husband Of Hose
Eytinge, the actress who attempted
suicide at Chicago recently. 10 IN this
city arranging for the appearance Of his
vile at one Of the thsaters. He denies
that she attempted suicide, and says
that she accidentally took an ovsrdsss
of laudanam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07


We hal the pleasure Yesterday morning
Of viewing for the first time. in full opera
a., A.. n.u c,,.o,d, .uc,ion fan. re-
49, s....,.,.,a....
eehtiy efeeteu nue. 'hc 'ul.'"
10 Colonel James q. Fair. at the mouth Of
| th. oil lover Gouli AMI Curry tunnel.
r,t. q. L.uJ, x.n,i,.,ir, .ch.,
~ .n,ra,. .i,c.,sn, I'm IL. oY~s,,ion. AMI
-.
results !" awning ever oe'o'e e'se'eu on
the line % III Comstock. superintendent
Fair. who always has his eyes open Tor
ANYTHING In the shape OF Improvement In
mining machinery. found n OF the fans
in operation at M ~ the coal mines In
Pennsylvania, while on a visit last sum-
mer IA the East. and struck with Its great
Success a. a veniilstor. brought with him
on his return a plan 81 the machine. and
at the same time ordered from the manu-
f~seturers al wilksbarre. Pennsylvania. tho
Guiboldt patent arms necessary for the
construction VI the fan. Upon his
return 10 Virginia City, = imme-
diaie order was given to the Pa
cihc iron works In Nan Francisco Tor
the manufacture of boilers. engines n
other necessary running machinery. This
machinery CONSISTS OF two upright engines.
each having q lt-inch cylinder and 3linch
stroke The steam for these engines Ia sup
piled by two 5i-inch tubular boilers. each
IL feet ia length. Either engine has sum-
ci-nt power 10 drive the fan with ease. In
case the other may need repair. This ma
%chinerS, on it, arrival. MAS erected at the
immediate mouth 81 the tunnel. The
mouth and siles ~ the tunnel were then
boNel up air tight. anal a chamber % feet
IN height AMI II feet In width. constructed
ia such a manner that the entire volume
u air drawn through the full size of the
tunnel could have M otlrr exit than
through m .-csI-, purposely constructed
Ia the top of the chamber. In the center
u this air tight chamber IL built the fan.
IL being again inelosei in = easing .
feet In width. in the top of which Is
the essapr. On either side is left
AN ol.n space through which the air
Is drawn when IA. fan il ia melton.
The diameter of the fan is ~ feet. anil the
paddles = feet in length by 3 feet in width.
Under orlijary circumstances II IL run al
a sps,l ~ 10 H. sO revolutions Per minute,
which sl-c,l eau he greatly increased when-
ever IL j. desirable 10 10 .o. At the time
~ our visit. th. air drawn from the mouth
% the tunnel hail about the sls~i Of q
strong yale. or MAS travelling at the rate of
about oO miles psr hour. The simplicity
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

Cu,Np,oys or N RIM Cno,s.-Com.
stock Rneampmen, No. .. I~ndependen,
cbsmpiou, Of the Red Cross. have elected
a. at. a. -. .,,,;,. n.
.ns .oa'n.. r,,,n.n, ca,nns. MI.
~ Mn. Pa,in.n, co"n..Ior
60. yann,. ssnior Ghsn'nion NJ. y
n &c.. cs,,sin "a an. 1T, IT I non
-. w,,,rl a..,asr, Co.. I.iyL,.
~ H,Sss.,ar. Nj" All. NJ.
~. T,-..nsas I NJ Wiisan. Jnnior
Ch.mn;on chsrle. Mathews. The officer.
were Installed July >.
roor.r,c,,o ron Co,x.-This afternoon
/. ar-t.cl..s ioot.race took place near the
Gold Hin Central s~chool.house. The con.
,..,.,,. wsr. y.,.. uu6 and ]. p. Nc.
"laaJ Ths 80 "a. tar nnr.. ~ sioO.
'Ii.,an.. i@S rsrJ. HIM ,sve M, oman.
sn, ,.n e., anil l.at him three. Time. n
s.,onJ. ruvsne Marley arteJ n. referee.
A rr-msteh has been made between the
men for sim q side ald .'iie,'s nave p~ ~
~, .ian. .ns lion An. .rtici...
: - nm,
ThE "htStL'"" i"'
Cornish wrestling tournament IN virginia
eonjuciel by Henry Stephens and James
v,,.,, whi.h commenced ON The n I'm.
,s .an.,n'Ie.i xss,srIav with the
s=aiia~;ny r.,uit Vim. Pellon. Isl prize,
. aifr.d Willi.m,.s N prize. $50
John Scholar. 81 prize. SGD; Fred. James
tih prize ssvi Mm' .holnas' 9n p'T,s mr.,
son,..,, ,h=,onyhon, we're very animated
..uw.,. All s,,anJ.I hy Isry. rrovJs M
'p-'
Bo,Rp ~ Town TRrsrrrs.-The Beard
Of Town Trustees held a regular meeting
On Monday evening last Th~ i"~'
Marshal wa instructed To appoint for the
Fourth fur special policemen for the day
W. ~. a,nann, 81 liant 'iGo were ii.
iox,,I. TranL Tapliabue was appointed
Tuxn Surveyor. without salary. Adjourn
Ell until Monday evening next.
Tur M,srnrs' B,LI. At SILVER. The
hall given by the Miners Union % Silver
c,,v :, hi, hall a, IN. evening M IA,
ee,1'..s IA. ma, Lriili.nt sf.ir Of m,
Kind that has taken place IN iha ,own
Tor years Inc a''rnuan.r we. hs
We music soou, aau "" ."p al III
The haii WAS p'e'"'s aN', an .. 81
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saxs or rus SOIL.
seosshing About che Pfutss-The
wild and Cisy Indians The Tribe
Ineroaalug.

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Many Of the Piutes who came into town
to enjoy the delights Of the Fourth. still
linger around the streets Of Virginia.
There are numerous points Of difference
between the men and m from the
Wild. and the Indians who make their
homes in the suburbs Of the city and pass
their precious time upon Its streets. The
outsiders retain more Of the fashions Of
their fathers In their dress aud have the
stolid manner Of savagss. They go about
with coats Of dressed buckskin. profusely
ornamented with fringes Of the same
material. The women appear to better adj
vantage than their town sisters. Calico.
the bright colors OF which are dimmed by
dirt and wear. or an old silk dress hang
ing in tatters over n ragged balmoral pet.
ticoat. do not look as we'll on an Indian
maiden as 4 short skirt OF buckskin with
squirrel trimming. Moccasins reaching
above the feminine ankle and clasping
tightly that pleasing portion Of anatomy.
are superior for summer wear TO army
brogans. through various parts Of which
the heavily-coated epedermis u exposed 10
the public gaze. The town Indians have
\ sharper aud more intelligent look than
their wilder brethren and seem 10 pride
themselves on their superior knowledge OF
life. A NEws reporter this morning
observed Captain Bob 10 Chief who
has become 80 civilized that he
accepts n cabin rent free from q
white friend.) plotting four wild brethren
about q street. showing them the sights.