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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Nmntuter $40.

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in irsenb elmer Bsiie ein GiuueritanbniB
er3ieIt uirbe, 1T uon nun an 9erbo Der uns
ferer offi,ielIeu goIitit feinbIide, Diaa
aber ber ibr freunbli9e unter ben ,mei pras
teuten. Sa penn Dia, es re9t sei9idt
antellt, tr es iosar ni9t unm0sIi9, bab
bic uon Qerbo semietbeten &eblabidnsibsr
ODER rSuiursenten" ud9fens einmaI pou
Dia,iiten uub Mmeritanern semeiniam &c.
iast, besisbunssueiie an Bdume sebdnst
merben. e.. .....
Die2asein @uba 1T 70 unerfreu:
lid wie ie. Gls Martines gampos nor 8
Weonaten nit 80, 900 Mann antam, wurbe
bas 8eripre@en sesebeu, baB nit Gnbe bes
Binterfelbssses Der 5riebe berseiteQt isiu
'usros, bod 3eist ii4's iest, baB bic uou
ben spaniern errunsenen gortbeiIe serin=
ger, iiao afs bic ibner susefastenNadtbeiIe.
Die S@assummer 1T e,i96pft. Das @olb
Reist tdsli@ i'm greiie, &rautbeitsn raffen
bic ipanii@en Sruppen bin snb bic Sniur:
seuten iinb itdrter als ie uorber. Dann
ioa bic M6rberei wobl elm gnbe nsbmen I?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Anstdnoif&e 2snmof&aa.

Sn OeRerrei& fat bic cse4ii@e
Bep6lteruns wieber einmaI ansefansen.
ben samen Der 9wietra@t In bic tinfli@
suiammensebaIte Diels0pfise @onar&ie
aus3uRreuen. Seitbem bas 1earsben Der
llnsarn, cine nasparii&e Sonberresieruns
3u e,lansen, pon 70 bur@sreifeubem Grfolse
setrSnt mar. il Elm ,eriesenber @eiit in bic
ilapii@en GIemente ber Hep6lteu,na. ,nter
bensn bic Gae&su obenaniteben. sefabren
unb bic Nnfeintunsen Der Seesienina in
Wieu mebrten Nd pon sinem Gage gum
anbern. Das SRersi&ii@e Cabinet bat
alle bieie Sonberblnbelsien NIT elmer iols
den 9sa&Rdt bebanSeIt. bab - f4eint,
als Oh bic llnrubsiiifter BARN Elm 5si&sn
Der 9&wd@e erblidten. Daraufbiu ia.
ben bic Gae&en bur& ibreu Gabrsr, ben
Or. Rieser, In elmer &brefe an bas pans
ilauiitii9e GeRtraI Gomite In Mostau ei.
nea sni@Iub bes Sheuei9ii4 ilauij@en
Glemeats an bas raiilf@e Slassntbum Of.
fen smptoblen: s@ublanbs Mubm iit aud
ber gse&en @abm. Der boffnunss
polle aufi&wuns, n uel&em il& sesen'
wdrtis bic Iapii&e NeIt bsfnbet. srSfinst
uns ausiidtsn, BE wir ni&t msbr fdr Gan.
pamentaI' 'astilsl, sei&weise benn far baB
Qinieuseri4t zines alteae&ii&en MiaiReys
ebne asertefeailIe bisuseten sebsateu.A
50 1autsn bic @erts. in psl@eH bic Sfers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Neuefte telesrapbifde pepefden,
OeutiH la n b.

&5In, rs. Suni. Sn einem nabe Der
Stabt selesenen RartofTeIferbe entbedte man
seiiern ben Colorado. Rafer. Oas Gelb 1T
gisentbum eines Nessers, ,ueI@er ameri.
tanii@en Sped ansetauft bate.
2onbon, 81. Stunt. Cine Spe,iaI:
bepei@e uon Berlin iast, bab Bismard,
ebe Ct uon Riifinsen mad Berlin aurads
tebrt, wabri@eiuIi9 ua@ GINS reiien uirb,
um ii@ baisIbft pe.i0nIi9 nit benz aaiier
3u beratben. Ra@ t,r,em Mufentbalt in
Berlin, besibt e. ii9 uon bort mad 0arsin.
GnsIanb~
2onbou, 28. SUM-. @eneraI Grant
unb gattin trafsn beute i'm S@lohe Winbs
for Elm unb werben bier Bic morsea bic
@dite Der &5nisin iein.
2oubou, 20. Stunt. Sn Der beutisen
0eriammluns ber Netiondre Der Direct
llniteb States Gable Company" beantrass
ten bic @esnsr bes aenber'i@eu 8ori&Iass
bic Abaimmuns unb wurbsn nit 4l2s ses
gen 2725 stimmen sei@Iasen. Die A.tios
udre Der anglo: ameritanii9en 3abeI &C.
ieui@aft waren beute ebenfaas periammelt
unb saben benz Blame lire 3uitimuuns.
wOna@ bic swei 9sieai9afteu ibre &C.
i&dfte auf semeiniame @e&uuus betreiben
iollen.
2onbon, q. Suni. 9orb Obo 8uf.
ieu, Der britii@e @eianbte in Berlin 1T
beute Worseu babin suradsetebrt.
2oubon, %. Suni. Charles Brab:
laugh unb Nnnie Bsiant, ,peI@e pesen
gerSHentli@uns elmer 5Iusidrift uniirtlis
den SnbaIts proaeiRrt unb iberfibrt NUTS
ben. iinb ,u ie ie@smouatIi9er @sfdnss
nibitrafe unb elmer @elbbuBe pou $1,000
prurtbeilt worben. NuBerbem muBten iie
Blrsi9aft fur lire anitdnbise Muffabruns
wdbrenb Der ud&iten swei Sabre seben.
Bis 3ur Gnti@eibuns bes Ginwanbss, bab
fi9 in Der Mntlasei@rift, elm 5OrmfebIer
befuubeu babe, wurben bic Gnse.lasten
auf bas geripreden bin. bic ueitere Vers
Siientliduua Der SIuaidrift sin,uitelleu unb
DOR @eridt .ribeiaen ,u wolIsn. iobslb
ibre Mnweienbeit uerlanat wirb, einitweilen
auf freien ssus aeiest
Osierreid.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

ottn0eu t0HH eI 0ewtB ut9t uuu W01e %
Sa@e ber YreHe, ieben Jall, IN wel9em
elm BunbessB sBeamter i'm iibertritt, 10 lange
Siientli@ 3u raseu, bis Der tlebeIfanb BE.
feitist ober ber Abminiitration tas @eftdnbs
niB abserunsen III, baB bieie MaBreseI nies
mails I'M Grnite semeint mar. Cine uabre
Ansit bat bieie WsabreseI ben ultra repus
bIitauif&en 8eitunsen einseiast. Sis uers
urtbeilen bieielbe IN ben mabIoieffen Nus:
braden. Sablen II, bod infictudbis, baB
iie ibren GinFub auf bic Hunbesbeamten
auf bic Art uerIieren. a#s g>
uniere miierable Snbianers
poIttt bat 3u einem neuen Blutbabe Mnlab
sesebsn. Sn Sbabo 1T Elm aampf swii@eu
ben 9se3 perees Snbianern unb ben Deiben
aussebro@en unb, ME ties sew6bnIi@ ber
Gau 1T, Rnb aud bier bic Snbiannosens
ten S@ulb an ben uersoifenen glate, inbem
Fe bie fonft rubisen gse3 gerees 70 Ianse
beiableu unb uibbaubelten, bis iie ben
IemaB ant aussruben unb aber bic @eis
Sen beriielen. 9anse wirb ber Rampf in
Sbabo wobl ni&t barern, ba Der Starnm
Der ye3 Yerees ni9t fart 1T unb bic Der.
ct. @ssieruns fi@ beeilt Gruppsn babin gu
.ienb:n. Ginise bunbert Weni&enlebeu wirb
eri.bo4 ber webI toiten, ebe er beenbet If.
brigham Douns unb mebrere ieis
ner beruorrasenbfen @etreuen iolIen wesen
BetbeiIisuus an BEN Maiaere anf Der
Bnswieie In anflaseauitanb ueriest ietn.
Die HebSrben aber far@ten, bab f@ bic
Neoruonen Der 0erbaftuns ibrer Glbrer
nit @ewalt miberieten werben unb wolleR
besbalb baait warten, Bic bic Banbes'
truppen tn lltab Ueritdrtuns erbalten bas
ben. Rriessieeretdr Wegrarp bat benz
@ouperneur Gmorp uon lltab bic perIans.
ten Iruppen ,useiast. uerbdIt ii& iebo@
In Betreii Der Nittbeiluasen, bic ibm aus
benz Woru.onenlanbe ausesansen iinb, iebr
i&weisian.. Ssur sibt CT su uerifeben, bas
bic @esieruus sa @ailiuston auf aIeguen.
tualitdten porbereitet iei. 5 ii
@ieesf@eint, baben bic 6inri@s
tunsen ber Moup Masuires in pennipls
uanien bts iest nod ni&t bic s5ru&t setras
gen, bic u.an bauon bdtte erwarten f6nnen.
Die S@redensberl@aft in ben 2obIenres
sionea fat nod ni@t aafseb0rt. Bel
pittston U. Seranton wt,tbi@aftet bic uns
beiIpolle Hante ebenio i&limn. als friber.
60 inS In ben Ietten Gasen 8 Worbtbaten
3u per3ei4nen, mad wie uer werben .SarS'
aettel" seianbt, sbue bab man bic llrbeber
bes tlnfass aur @e@eni&aft sieben t0nnte.
Die Gur@t Dor ben @ewaIttbateu bat in
2u,erne 60. 70 aberbanb senommen. bab
mon aue &oblenbre&er bewa&en ldbt unb
Superintenbenten anS Oberaufieber taum
ausjuseben wasen. Msan mag baraus e..
iebeu, bab bas 6dnseu allein bic &ube In
ren aeblenresiouen ui&t berfellen fann.
5dr 2eute. bic ni@ts mebr aa uerlieren unb
alIes gu sewinnen baben, perliert ieIbft Der
1ot am @aIsen feline s&reden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

Iue an3eisen ienbe man ipdteitens
@outas Norgen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

anjeisen fur Yienies. 9ottsrisu, @lidsipiele
&C., ale BEN Settle Der fatb. air&e iuwiter, fin.
ben feline Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

auswdrtis. aa,etsen maHen v0rauste,ash v.rsea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

5eiratbs- unb 1osesan3eiseu NIT Spru&
$3.50, obne Spru& $i.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

@runb fur cine Mobilma9uus Der Nrmee
uorbanben. Sollte es i'm 9aufe Der Greiss
nifIe notbwenbis uerben, bic @ren,, @ars
niionen 3u ueritdrten, 70 bebaIte ii9 Osits
reid tas @e9t uor, iol@e S9ritte su tbun,
wie Der s9us ieiner Snterehen iie er,
beii1t. ..n >,..: -..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
greise DEF Snzeigea.
Seben 3sa Der Spalts PER $500
-. - 6 Nonate. $1,000
- - 3 Rpnate.....S 600
3ucal>N Noti,ei,.

ttnter 5 3alen BREWER mertsn niHt ansensm.
men. Ghr iete 3eile 8repier obsr bsren &aum
eas I. Ral 10 Gts bic RG&fen Nale 5 Gents
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
MEcHANIcsTowN, May Z, 1877.

Board Commissioners of Mechanicstown
met. Present, President, V. B. Osler, e.
w. Foreman, A. Slick, E. L. Boblitz, and
D. C. Martin. E. L. Boblitz elected Sccre.
tary. On motion, any person who shall
drive any hogs running at large within the
taxable limits into the pound shall be al
lowed the same fee which the bailiH re-
fec shall not be paid if any hogs are driven
from without, into the taxable limits The
President appointed Geo. w. Foreman, A.
Slick and ID. g. Martin Street Commission.
ers. Con: missioners OH Finance, ID. G.,
Martin. Geo. w. Foreman. On motion
Bailiff be instructed to collect unpaid taxes.
On motion Finance committee was in
struCted to make an estimate of probable
expenses of corporation for ensuing year.
On motion Geo. w. Foreman was instruct
ell to correspond with Supervisor and Sec
rotary of f. & E. Turnpike Company in
regard to repairs upon pike within taxable
limits of corporation. Sec't'y.
A FREE CURE. For Consumption,
Bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, throat and
lung diseases. Also sure relief add per.
manent cure for general debiity,dyspepsia
and all nervous affections. by simple veg
ctnblc medicine, which cured a venerable
missionary Physician who was SO long a
resident of Syria and the Fast, and who
hes freely given this valuable specific in
thousands of kindred sufferers with the
greatest possible benefits, aud he now feels
it his sacred christian duty to import to
others this wonderful invigomting remedy,
and will send FREE the original recipe
complete, with full directions, to any per-
son enclosing stamp tor reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, N. y,
go. Box 16)
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
M AR r IL ..

On the Goth of April, 1877, at the residence
of the brides parents, by the Rev. DR..
Dichl, Louis f. Dennis, of Baltimore, to
Miss Emma +. Fox, daughter of G. F.
Adolphus Fox, Of Frederick city.
On the 18th ulto, at the Lutheran Parson-
age. in Frederick, by Rev. Dr. Diehl,
Grcenbcrry G. Branc to Miss Laura
Wilcs, both of Carroil's Manor.
On the 25th ulto., ut Schlcysvillc, by Rev.
DR.. Diehl James w. Howard, of New
Market District, to Miss Annie Corn
ingstar, of Frederick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
TRUSTEES SALE :!
On Saturday. May 26th, 1877,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
and mt the same time and place the said
trustee will sell the Real Estate, being :.
THREE.STORY BRICK HOUSE,
well laid off, and finely finished, suitable
for any kind of business, well of good wa
ter at the door, and out houses in perfect
order. Also, fine large stable, well ar
ranged, with excellent garden. Lot fronts
sixty feet Immediately upon the pike and
one hundred and fifty feet back, the same
being the most desirable property near Me
chanicstown, and should command the at
tention of business men.
TERMS OF REAL EsTATE.-Onc-third in
hand, or upon the ratification of the sale.
tho balance in two equal payments of nine
and eighteen months, bearing interest from
date secured by good security. After tho
payment OF all OF the puschase money, then
the trustee will execute a good and sulii-
cicnt deed in fee simple. The purchaser
at the expense of conveyance. Terms If
personal property Cash. Possession given
at any time
ABRAHAM LOHR,
aTrr4tS Trustee
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
DI Z ..

On the Goth ulto., at her residence, in JEFF
ftrson, Miss Anna NARROW, in the list
year of her age.
Near Lewistown, Nd, April 1G, 1877, Bar
bara A. Taylor, aged G5 years, mos.
and days.
On Monday, April 10Th, 1871 near Fred
crick, after lingering illness, Ella May,
youngest daughter of A. J. and Char,
lottc Lease, aged IA years, 9 months and
1G days.
Died Suddenly Of Dropscy, on the 12th
ulto., Adam Nussbaum, aged 70 years
and : months.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
PRIVATE SALE.
Valuable Real Estate

TNIIE undersigned offers for private sale
l. his desirable property situated one
half mile south Catoctin Furnace, on the
turnpike, near DR.. McPhcrsons, contain
ing 4 Acres, No. l land, improved with
STONE HOUSE, spring house, stable,
wagonshcd and corn crib, and all ncccssa.
ry outhuidings. Excellent spring water
near the dwelling. Abundance of choice
fruit, such as apples, pears, peaches, quin-
les, crab apples, cherries. and all kind Of
grapes.
Possession to suit purchaser. Terms
easy. Cali on or address,
JOSIAH SClIiLDKNECHT,
Catoctin Furnace,
apr2G Gn% Fred'k Co., Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
MECU1 NICSTO WV MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly 5y Geo. W. StocA@7ale
WEDNTSDAy Nav z
Ncar advertisements.
DR. II. G. RADCLIFFE,
DENTIST,

Has located at Mcchanicstown, Md, and
vii he found at the residence Of Miss Mary
Long, Church St, near railroad. win in.
cludc Emmitsbnrg among his appoint
mrnts, and can be found 1T the Emmitt
House ON SECOND TUESDAY Of
each month"; if rainy the next fair day All
operations pertaining to the profession per-
formed in a satisfactory manner and mt low
prices win always be found in Office at
Mcchan;cston on Saturdays. Persons
waited on at their residence if desired
without regard to distance.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
ORTGAGEE'S SALE.

BY virtue ola power ofsalc conferred by
a deed Of Mortgage executed by Francis
+. lloves and Salome Hoves his wife, to
John Clark. Mortgage, dated on the Sth
day of February, in the year 1872, and re
corded in Libcr c. NJ, No. 7, folio 722 &c,
one of the Land Records of Frederick
county, the undersigned, as Mortgagcc,
will offer at Public Sale, in front of the
Western Maryland Hotel, in the town of
Emmittsburg, in Frederick county, State
Of Maryland,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10

On Saturday. lime End, 1877,
at 10 o'clock. q. m, all that
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP-
ERTY,
being part of a tract of Land called Gear
rollsburg," situated in Frederick county,
State of Maryland, heretofore sold by said
John Clark to said Salomc Hovcs when
sole, and now wife of said Francis +.
Hoves, and now in possession of the said
Francis E. Hoves and Salome Hovcs his
wife. This property is situated in Fred
erick county, State Of MARYLAND, one mile
West of Diminishing, IN Frederick coun.
ty, State of Maryland, on the road leading
from Emmittsburg to Harbaugh's Valley,
adjoining the lands of John X. Taylor Il
Brother, james HospeIhorn, Benjamin
keihotz, Andrew AMMAN and others.
This land is fully described by courses
and distances, metcs and bounds in the
deed from Brady r. johnson and William
]. Ross trustees, to John Clark, dated Jan
uary 18th. in the year 1861, and recorded
in Lihcr B. G. f., No 6, Folio 800 &c,
one Of the aforesaid, and contains
1T ACRES OF FINE LAND,
more or less, and subject to the cncum.
brance of the right to use the water re-
served to DR.. Andrew Amman by said
deed. The Improvements consist of good
two story
LOG HOUSE.
a frame weather.boardcd Barn, aud other
necessary outbuildings. Also, thrcesto-
ry
BRICK MERCH ANT MILL,
with good water power an0 tenant house
Terms Of SaIo prescribed By the hougagt
CASH JOHN CLARK,
mrs 10. 5 Mortgage
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-10
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of a power Of sale contained
ID in mortgage from William Ulric,
and Francis L. Ulrich his wife, Of Emlnis.
burg, Frederick county, Maryland, TO Isaac
Hyder, executed on the nth day of De
cembcr, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Liber
G.. VI. No. 8, folos 1886 &c, one of the Land
gage was assigned by the said mortgage
to the undersigned on the 14th day of Oc-
tobcr, A. d. 1873, the undersigned as as
signcc thereof will sell at public sale at the
Western Maryland Hotel in Emmitsburg,
Frederick county, Maryland, on
Saturday the 18th day Of July,a.d.1s77
at o'clock, p M, the following property
and real estate conveyed in said mortgage,
all situated, lying and being in the 9Th
Election District in Frederick county, Ma
ryland, particular locations of which are
given below: list, That
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
situated on the north side of the Main
street of Emmitsburg, which is bounded
by the property of Mrs Barbara Smith on
the west side, and by a lot at present occu-
pied by James McGui gan on the cast side,
being that portion of Lot No. % on tho
Plat Of Emmtsburg. which is at present
occupied by the said William Clrich and
Francis E. Ulrich his wife, and on which
said house stands, and which fronts on said
Main street the width of said house. The
house is two stories and an attic his Ii, is
BUILT OF BRICK,
and is a comfortable home. I'd, also u lot
containing
TWO AND OXE-HALFACRES of LAND
more or less, situated within the corpc rate
limits of EmmisburT, on the north side of
the North alley of Emmilslurg, bounded
by the lot of Michael G.. Adclsbcrgcr on
The west side, and on the cast side By the
lot formerly owned by Joshua Shorb. Said
lot is in fine state of cultivation. 3D. also
SIX ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, living about three quarters Of
n mile north Of Emmitsburg near Poplar
Ridge, aljoDing the lands of George p.
Beam and Williams s. Guthrie. which
bound it on the west side, the lot formerly
owned by John Barry, deceased, on the
south side and the Poplar Ridge road on
the east side Said lot is Of tolcrably fair
quality.
Terms Of sa7c as prescribed By the mort
gagc.-Onc half cash and the balance in six
months. The cash payment will be paid
on the day of sale or its ratification by tho
court.
CATHARINE LILLY,
Assignee Of Isaac lly(lcr Mortgagce.
JOHN c. MoTTEK, Sol.
may10-td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-23
SOME HINTS ON PAINTING.

We are free to confess that we have never
taken mnch pleasure in contemplating the So
called works of art of Mrs. Kingsbury. Her
self a mere copyist, painting pictures by rule,
as other women do worsted work, we have
always regarded her teachings as bearing but
a remote relation to true art. However, any
thing that awakens the taste for the gentler
pursuits and the higher efforts, and which sets
people to thinking of something besides that
which is material, sordid and commonplace
must exert more influence for good than for
evil. Yesterday we saw at Mrs Chas. Bick-
nells residence, highly creditable copy, in
oil, by that lady's hand, of a brightly colored
cromo Autograph of some of the Maine
scenery. 1t is very promising amateur work,
very promising indeed. Now if Mrs. Kings
bury's scholars, or any of them, would really
learn to paint, satisfactorily, let them 60 to the
supreme teacher of all, Mother Nature, her
self An apple, or a plate of nuts, geranium
leaf, a bit of still life, such as bowl a vase,
piece of lace or any such domestic and
easily procured subject, carefully studied is
infinitely better than all the copying of other
peoples work that can be done in a lifetime
Painting is highly fascinating pursuit, either
regarded as pastime or an employment; and
while we would not discourage even the max
ing of copies of pleasant pictures, we urge our
lady friends who have learned something of
the effect of colors, to practice painting from
natural objects.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-23
NARROW GAUGE

There is new narrow guage railway, which
never received dollar of subsidy from the
State, or assistance from parties in San Fran
cisco, in successful operation in Carson City,
which deserves especial notice. 1t runs from
the barn at the lower end of the Orphan
Home property, to the woodshed on the same;
has one side track out in the direction of the
artesian we'll, and another up to the round
house; complete in all it's departments, both
with regular switches and signal standards.
The road is constructed in style that would
make Surveyor Anderson wish to resign from
the " & T., if he should pass over it. Every
thing is complete. A tressel work is con-
structed over ditch, an d a car with regula-
ton fange wheels runs over the road &C
cording to a regular time table after school
hours Mr. Webb is Superintendent of the
road and the complement of officers is full
The car runs on time, and is always filled
with passengers. For a first class narrow
guage railroad commend US to those little
fellows down at the Orphans Home. They
are as ingenious and bright as any youngsters
in the world. Their play amounts to science,
and the fun on the outside of the house is
the notice of all lovers of little chill
dren
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-23
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An Ordinance to amend Section of Ordi-
nance No. 30, entitled can Ordinance Gre
ating the Office of Street Inspector, and de-
fning his duties; also for the regulation of
the sewers, drains, vaults, streets, alleys,
sidewalks and public squares, and to pro-
hibit their obstruction.
The Board of Trustees of Carson City do
erdain:
SECTION 1. Section Three of said Ordi-
nance is hereby amended SO as to read as
follows:
Section 8. The Street Inspector shall have
the general supervision of the public thor
oughtares of the city. 1t shall be his special
duty to see that all ordinances and regula-
tons made by the Board of Trustees, in re-
gard thereto, are promptly enforced. The
Street Inspector shall also have the powers
and perform the duties of day policeman and
Street Commissioner, as now regulated and
defined by ordinance
Approved. D. A. BENDER,
Attest: President pro TEN.
ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
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1t is one thing to hold the reins and an
other to have the means of continuing to hold
EN-. Yesterday there might have been seen
wagon with unmistakable marks of the
country upon it, standing by the curbstone
opposite Carson street shop. The good man
had entered the place of business leaving his
faithful spouse sitting in the wagon. 1t was
noticed that she held the shotgun. The head
of the house might keep the reins and do the
driving; but the sacred rights of the second
in command were duly guaranteed 1t is evil
dent that the full accomplishment of Wo-
mans Rights is but question of time.
DEPARTURES Hon W. H. Beatty, of the
Supreme Bench left last evening for Sac
ramento. He received a telegram stating
that his father, well known here, was very
low. 1t is to be hoped his illness is not of as
serious nature as is supposed Jim Hume,
of Wells, Fargo & Co., left on the same train.
He came down from Virginia on Wednesday
and was up at Glenbrook yesterday Of course
nobody is supposed to know his business, but
he is always at it whatever it is.
RETURNED FROM BoDIE. Geo. ellison
returned yesterday afternoon from Bodie
He speaks in terms of confidence of the bust
ness prospects of the new camp He thinks
he will remain among his household gods dur
ing the Winter-which we think is wise |
conclusion in a man who has due regard for |
the comforts of this weatherish world.
The Pogonip clustered like real storm
king and not mere mountain braggart yes
terday Wish he might pipe up a more fruit
full time, something with some rain and snow
fakes in it for example.
THE AU FA1T CLUB will hold their first
party ofthe season thisevening at the Theater.
1t will be very delightful reunion, The past
record of the Clubs social successes guaran-
ties this
THE ALARM OF FIRE last evening was occa-
aoned by some vagrant sparks from chimney
n the County Building The gale was at its
hight and the street was highly excited.
Adam Uhls snug little meat market seems
o find favor in the eyes of carniverous
Adam deserves success. 8
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TURN VEREIN BALL.

The Turner's have preempted Thanksgiving
evening for ball at their hall 1t is needless
to say that it will be delightful affair,
Astounding with good cheer, good music and
dancing. See the advertisement.