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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02

Her Majesty's good ship Pinaforc,
"A GINS, reached port and cast her
anchor at Piper's Opera House on
Monday. She was greeted by an
immense concourse Of people, who
seemed highly pleased with her fine
appearance and gallant crew. Con.
trary to the orders Of Her Majesty's
Admiralty, the Captain carried his
daughter with him, but owing to her
beauty and accomplishments, par.
ticularly her fine staging, his dis
obedience was overlooked. Besides,
his Lordship, Sir Joseph Porter. K.
G. b., being accompanied by host
~ his sisters and his cousins aud bis
aunts, could not condemn his cub
ordinate for the Infringement of a
rule he himself had broke. The
present company give sn excellent
presentation Of "Pinsfore," with full
chorus, a good orchestra aud excel
lent stage settings. There will be a
matinee on Friday afternoon. at the
conclusion OF the literary exercises
incidental to the celebration of the
Fourth Of July; also, one on Satur-
day afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
THE TEACHERS EXAMINA.
TION.
The Number or ApplicaRss-LyOn
County Well Represented.

The Number or ApplicanSs-Lyon
County Well Represented.
The examination of applicants for
teachers certificates, which had been
advertised for some time past, be-
gan in the Third Ward schoolhouse,
in Virginia, last Monday morning.
About seventy-eight applicants pre-
sented themselves, of which four
were males, the remainder being
females. Twenty-eight Including
the four maies) applied for certiH-
Gates Of the first grade. Among
these are Miss Minnie Leslie and Mr..
Bray Of Dayton, and Mr.. Baker, Of
this city. The Board of Examiners
(which consists of Messrs. James,
H. B. Loomis, and J. K. Browr)
did not carry out their original in
tention OF requiring every applicant
to sign their papers with a number
instead of their names. The reason
for this change, they allege, is the
dissatisfaction caused by like pro-
eeeding at the previous examination.
Ten questions are put in each branch
of study, and for each correct an
swer the applicant will be credited
with ten points; eighty points in
each branch Tor eight correct an
swers) will entItle the applicant to a
certificate. Ten per cent. will be al
lowed teachers for experience. The
examination will conclude this even
ing, bot the percentage of all the ap-
plicants will not be known for q
week or more.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
THE NATIONAL EMBLEM.
GratultOus Distribution Of Flags
to the Children OF Lyon and
Storey Counties.

to the Children OF Lyon and
Storey Counties.
During the past week about 5000
American flags have been given away
to the children Of Virginia and Gold
Hill by HiRolyte Roos, of the
Palace Clothing Store, ut 20 South
C street. in Virginia. Over 1000
still remain on hand. These
will he distributed on the Fourth to
the children Of Silver City. Dayton
and Sutro who cali At the store for
them. No charge is made for the
flags, Mr.. Roos considering the ad-
vertisement which he receives in con-
nection with their distribution suifi-
cient remuneration for the outlay
which they necessitstad. Besides, he
probably expects that persons who
call tor flags will be 90 taken with
the low prices he charges for his
really elegant goods that thcy Eill
return to purchase whenever they are
in want of anything in the clothing
line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. J. NJ. McGinnis Of tAis city,
arrived from California last Sunday
morning.
Last Monday . gang Of about City
men were put to work ct grading
aor the new side track from the v.
&T, Il. r. to the Eureka mill.
The alarm of fire heard ir this city
EAST Monday night was caused by the
burning Of the house Of John Nit
.chell, at the head Of Cemetery street,
Lower Gold Hill.
Aaron Hooper, proprietor Of tho
1Eldorado Saloon, in Virginia, has
been confined to his bed, for several
days past, by a severe attack of in
flammstory rheumatism.
The Board OF School Trustees of
this city will hold meeting next
Monday evnning. to take steps to
have the schoolhouse overhauled and
put in order for the next term.
George Cook has been enjoined
from extracting any ore from the
claim upon which he has been work.
ing for some months past. The in.
junction was obtained by the Leo
Company.
The William Penn mill is being
cleaned up for the first time. This is
preparatory to starting up perma-
nently, as it is hoped that all the
delays incidental to the working
of new mill age over. AT the next
cleanup the yield Of the ore will be
ascertained.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
A SUCCESSFUL AUCTION.
Cheap ChromOs Knocked Down to
nigh Bldders-The CentagiOn Of
Example.

Example.
A picture dealer came to Silver last
Monday with wagon-load Of chro-
mos and paintings which he exposed
for sale in the house opposite the
TIMES Office. A large number Of
persons visited them during the day,
and seemed agreed in the opinion
(Which was correcD that they were
the refuse of numerous auction sales
ia larger and Weather localities, and
that were not worth much. Some
half dozen we're pronounced pas
sable, and the Trustees of the Silver
City Miners Union determined to
purchase them IL they could be bid
in at a reasonable figure. About 7
o'clock boy was sent out with a
bell to advise the citizens that the
pictures were about to be auctioned
off. Many went, merely to" see the
show." and not to buy. Quite a
number Of pictures were put up on
the easel without finding purchasers.
Finally, in a fit of desperation, the
auctioneer put up two which were
bid in for the Miners Union at
$3.50 a piece. This was repeated with
like result. The crowd then be-
came excited, and persons who had
passed the most unfavorable opinions
an hour or so before became the
most spirited bidders. The auc-
tioneer's stock now went off like hot
cakes. Chromos, the original cost of
which did not exceed fifty cents
apiece, brought all the way from 81
to $40, and oil paintings which the
average connoisseur would unhesi-
tatingly have pronounced SO many
"daubs," brought as high AS $16'
Finally, the auctioneer, exhausted,
had to postpone the sale until last
evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
A Sensational Report Contradicted.

d. o. Mills arrived In town night
before last, and In q conversation
said that it was not 40 about his hav.
jung pun chased block of land In
New York City, m telegraphed. He
thinks it was gotten up for effect
10 show that capital was being driv-
.an away from California, because Of
the passage Of the New Constitution.
Reno Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02

Intending purchasers of clothing
and gentlemen's furnishing goods
will do well to examine the stock
and prices of the old established
White House, at IA South G street,
in Virginia. Abraham Bros, the
new proprietors, having recently
purchased the entire establishment,
are selling out at fifty cents on the
dollar. All the goods offered for
sale are OF the latest styles. and de-
sirsble in every respect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02

10 DIX SmWIC Oh AmGFICNn FIAT
The stockholders of the ak com.
panies interested in the sinking Of
a joint shaft east Of American Flat
npving ratified the agreement sub
-Witted to them, the details alone re-
main to be agreed upon. This will
require some three or four weeks,
after which work will be begun with
out further delay aud operations
prosecuted vigorously.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
Married.,

In Virginia, June 80, BY Right
Reverend Bishop Whitaker, Henry
Goethe and Mary y. Stock--both of
this city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
TURN vEREIN PICNIC.

TURN vEREIN PICNIC.
EIGHTH GRAND ANNUAL
PICNIC EXCURSION
or THE
VIRGINIA AND CARSON
TURN vEREIN SOCIETIES
will TAKE PLACE At
Treadway's Park, Carson,
Sunday July "a, 1879.
Committee Of Arrangements:
CARSON CITY.
h. Dsvid. Col. John RosseR.
George ruAy, NJ Meth,
Robert RMhut. &c. Young.
John Haub, IA LsnRstrof.
Henry HUBER.
Grand Gysmnastic Prize Exercises.
Foot Race. Sack Race.
And many other Games for Ladies', Gentle
men and Children.
Nothing will be spared to make the Picnic
pleasant TO all who attend.
The Best Of Music Will be at
the Dance Hall.
Good order will be maintained on the prounda.
and guards will be stationed on each
car to prevent accidents.
D]A COMMISSARY CARu
And an attendant, to take charee of lunch
baskets, will accompany the train.
The train will leave Virginia at s O'Clock
A. M. Returning. will leave Carson
st q O'Clock Pm.
Tickets flor the round >
trip, including admis-
sien to the grounsH Two Dollars
Children .-............ Half Price
Admission 10 Park -. Fifty Cents
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02

II BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
il turers and 1t the very lowest rates. and l
am determined TO sell ct very limited ad-
vance over manufacturers' prices, In conse-
Quence Of being overstocked with goods for
the times. All articles appertsining TO Arst-
class jewelry house on hand
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
Watch Repairing,

Engraving and Jewelry Manufacturing done
By 1rst-class workmep. The public are cor.
daily invited 20 inspect. No trouble "a
show goods.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
I'm AND AFTER APRIL l. 1879. I WILL
run Concord coaches from Sutro to vir-
ginia. By way Of Dayton, Silver, and Gold
Hill. in the morAing. returning the same way
in the afternoon.
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro At 7:l5. Dayton about 7a5, Silver
about $50. and arrive In Virginia about $50
O'Clock.
In the afternoon the coach will leave vfr-
ginia at 8, Silver at quarter to I, and Dayton
at half-past I. arriving at sutro at O'Clock.
s|Returnina. coach will leave Virginia
on the arrival Of the express, arrive at Sntro
about I2A5 O'Clock. and leave for Wiz
ginia about $50 O'Clock. arriving there about
half-past O'Clock.
RcPxssengers wishing TO attend the Sat-
urday matinee can return by the coach the
same day. without extra charge. If they notify
the driver On the up trip.
The coaches have been fitted up specially for
me, and are the most comfortable on the route.
FARE TO WRGIAIA.
From sutro, 81 80.
From Dayton, 81 25.
From Silver, so cents.
From Silver to Gold Hill. 50 ceuts.
From Gold Hill. rs cents.
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
ROUND TnIr RA1Ts.
From Sutro to Virginia and back. s. so.
From Dayton to Virginia and back. 81.
Tickets. good until used, sold at either end
OF the line.
VIRGIN IA OFFICIAL Allman's, next door
to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S on South @ street.
sUrRo OrxLoE--At Ryan Reardon's saloon
Florence avenue.
GEORGE BARTON,
Proprietor.
| c. n. HARRIS,
|ATT0RNEY-ATL LAW,
oFFiCE-Rinckei Building, Cor,
carson and Proctor Streets,
CARSON CITY.
win practice in all State and Federal Courts
J. r.. 5 II AW
nsALR IN
HAY. GRAIN q WOOD,
MAIN STREET, DAYTON.
SHOOK BoARnlD NJ TEE DAT OR WEN
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bag 5bndbelein ging BON Sob iiber
neine Sapferfeit.
SD per6e es benz 2oro Mellineton
meloen, iagte er guile BIT.
9as f6nnet Sbr MAIDEN, tuie sSbr tpout,
entaeanete i'd.
Oarauf famen aub meine Gnmeraben
mieoer sum 0ori6ein, Die litb ialplrt bat'
ten. 9tnn, es gina ibneu nabe on ben
Strips uno id neiB ntbt, ipie lie iin her=
auslaspelten; aber es ging ue)er an's
&dnoniren, 0enn Die 6ranSoIen tamen tDie
Der; bod es 9ine ibnen I6le6t, benn ld
hatte erlbredlih eelaoen uno bic &artdts
i6en ma1ten uiiite 20her. gBer weiB
aber. fuie es oennoh ge3angen more, tpenn
Die greuBen ni6t 9etomnen wdren2 90
cabs aber 2uft g8ir 9in8en por,pdrts
uno Die Sran3oien ben Rrebs9ang = fnr3,
Die Shladt iuuroe 9emonnen. 9Slr tas
men nod einmal Su Belud) nah Yoris
uno oann mars aus. Sb fam pieoer nab
gn9lano uno oahte, Tie tpiiroen mir bod
ouh cine Belobnung fir meme belobte
Sapferfeit en-aber-Yro1t Die Mahl.
3eit sic miillen Gtpas pDn Dem &um
9ebDrt baben-uno lie entlieBen MID tabl
nno tii6l. Mls if enolih pieoer belnitam.
mar unler alter Gurfiirit tuieoer oa. Sd
muBte iuieber 5ol0at meroen uno mir eitten
fali2en 3opf an ben Si6ato binoen, tule
Die Nnoern audi, Die feinen natiirli6en
batten, uno oils i'd enolib in Den Srieoens.
ltano Suriidfam, muroe id), mas i'd iebi
bin, Rommanoont Der Shmeineheeroe IN
unlerm S0rf, uno oas, Serr Nntmann.
lit au1 eine militdrilhe Steue, aber oas
beilloie 8ieb fam ih an teinen @eborIam
gem0bnen. Sie pariren nldt Orore uni
! Do trInp i6 blsrueilen einen 93napus aus
, 8er3weiflung, ieit mir mein 6elopsbel
mein guier Sirtenbuno. tootgei6oIIsn nor
ben lit, neil er bisrpeilen Idb neben6ei cir
Sa9opergniiaen ma6te. 9agegen hattI
ib nifts, neil i'd Elm iuethes Sera babe
bod unier iS0rifer, Der @robian, gOnntt
lbm oas BldlirDerguiieen ni6t.
Ser Nntmann lahte.
9ber, Serr Qmtmann, flihr Der tapfert
Sanonter fort, iparum ira9etSbr MIDI oos
Sci rubl9, erpieoerte er !: Die Gngldn
Der Orlidt 0as @eipiiieu. sic iuilien nt6ti
BON oem Bum ooer tie haben's Dergeliel
uno Su ernteit oen2ohnOeiner SapTerteit
Sas @eIAt oes Sirten perfldrte iih.
ad, Serr Imtmann, rief er, 10 lager
/ Sizes ibnen ooh aud ni9t.
/ Sas gelobte Der Nmtmann uno itattet
ieinen 8erid)t iiber bas Auifinben Oes Sel
ben ab. obne aber bes Sums su seoenter
uno es mahrte ui9t lan8e, 10 mur0e ihr
IeierIiCb Die goloene Waterloo 9ent,nilnS
iberreid1t unb eine biibldeSumme 5eloes
| Sbne 3neifel bate er oas Sahresee
od6tnlB Der Sdlobt bel gSaterloo il
| Sabre Dfters began9elt uno 5Dar in &um
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Gin sewanoter Qie6.

gu Dem beriidlti9ten BOliSei1pion Vibocq
fam zines Sages' Elm Wteni6, Der lib ibul
als ,Nngeber- offerirte.
.g8as fannIt Su ?" froete in 8ioocq.
%, ie6r piel !" anttuortete Der unbe.
fannie, Der ii6 Saquin nannte; .fiirs
@rIte perItebe i'd iebr p0rtheilboft einsu-
faufen, MAIDEN Sic einnal ben TerIuh.
.Nun gut. bier bait Su 10 6rancs, oa=
nit geb' auT ben Marft uno fauIe mir Stuei
f6Dne &apannen. SD nil ieben, ab Su
etipas @utes lpdhiit"
Ser Sienitiuhenoe periprab boIo tuie=
Der Surid 3u lein, uno sur beitimmtcn
Stunoe brahte er 8ioocq nidt nur spei
id,6ne pr6dti9e Gapanneu, ionoern au1
10 6rancs tpieoer, Die er gum Nnfauf oer=
ielben erbalten bate.
y9ortrefflid !" iaete Der Wteiiter, yiebt
ersdble mir ober aud, wle Su oas anee-
fanaen bait"
.Oas babe i6 10 sema9t. SD babe
mir BON eInem Sefannten. pel9.r Riidens
junge 1T, oeIien meiBe SADIE, WfiiBe uno
Sraatorb gebor9t. Sen Rorb fiiute i6
nit Steinen uno 5trob unb obsuauf legte
ih fir Sous CRIME Semitic. 9o trat
i6 5u elmer @sfliiselbdnolerin uno tanfte
uno beSahlte Die beioen Gapdnnen. Da
mein Serb i1ner mar unb ih i'm niht erit
abieben pollte, Bat id) bic sSrau, lie mir
lelbit hineinSuleaen. SID iteQte mid Dor
lie, biidte mid, uno mdbreno lie mir bas
8e1iigel in ben Garb legte, arbeiieten
meme Sdnoe in Der leoernen @eloial1e,
Die lie, lpie ole oiele 2eute, nm Die quite
seIhnaIt an Der Seite trug. Wtit Der
groBten 0orlift, um lie nidt su tiBeIn,
bolte in nun 10 auBer meinen 10 Ssrancs
nod fir 10 5srancs anoere fleine Uiiinsen
aus ibrer Saide. Seben sic, bier III
bas @elo.
rarbeltsit Ou oft auf Oieis art ?" frasts
9iboeq.
.Dtan thut, mas man tann," antiuor.
tete Der anbere.
.giun, Su ibeinit mir nicbt unaeSdidi
Su Sein. SD nehme Did in insinen Sienfi
uno tperoe Did bon nlor9en an bei1dfti-
gen. Sir beute seR unolaB Did bis oa.
bin nidt eriuii1en." Saqain ging.
9Ddbreno er 0ibocq ertlirt bate, Die er
Die 8eHiiselbdnolsrin betrogen, bate er es
Inid)t an erlduternoen 8eiten unb Beluez
gun9en feblen lailen. Gr hatte Sih ees
badt, bate Ieinen 3ufinftigen Bro0berru
mebrmals beriibrt, obne bic ihm ibulniqs
s. g; ~ nsrlehen babei aber Yi.
bocq cine foitbare solbene llhr nit Retfe
unb Berloden aus Der Snitbe sstamotirt
ohne oaB oieier bas Gerinaiie oapon ee.
merit. DaB Sagulrl IT'D nhtt ishen fieB
Derite6t iih BON ielbif. 0
WibOcq. oeIIen @annee giteIfeit uni
3orn in eineut tlirbt su beihreibenoen Auf.
rubr eerietben, iebte 8imneI unb Groc II
9smeaune, lin oieies ihlnuen Gpibbuber
babhaft 3u weroen. allein peher Die llhl
noh Saquin pdren uieoer auf3niinoen
uno nod mebrsre Sabre na1her burft,
feiner ieiner Spione ooer Nnetber ii, iei.
ner Mnfusisnteit ben 9lauetl SoQuin aus,
'ipre6tn.
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Cincinnati. sonntag, ben 19. Sftubrr 1879.

hatte ihn alIo niht getootet, fmr perruuns
bet, uno er batte lid aus Der Siitte gei1li-
den. udbrenb i'd idlieF. slls id ober an
pie Sbiir trat, mar i'd psrbIiiffter oenn ie,
oenn oieleIbe mar nod BON inneii feit per.
lhlolien uno offenbdr niGt ge0ifnet luors
ben.
SD mar on oieIem Saa al nibts Mnbe.
rem id6ig nls am sseuer Ill liBen, iiber meiu
Abenteuer nah5uoeltfen ttilo 3i perIu1en,
oos Hdthiel 5u l6ien; cber idD fonnte 5u
feinsm befrieoieenoen &eIultat fommen.
Nm tolaenoen Sag febrte nleir grii6er
5uriid, aber id belt es eeratben. ibm nihts
bon melnem nddtlihen @alt an Al 1a9en..
lDenigltens ni6t eber, als bis ih berausae'
fllnoen baben piroe, fuer ooer mas Der
ginoringlina mar.
Mn Dem aben6 febrte i'd na1 meiner
Sogesarbeit in Die siitte 3uriid. SD hatte
nlein critics @oloforn aefunoen ipenn
aud Elm iebr fleines - uno trat eben iiber
Die SdDelle, aIs idb meinsn 8ruoer ouf
einem Sfentel Iiben lab, nit einem God
auf ben Ruieen, lber ben er lid nihi tuenie
Sii ,uunoern Ifien. Nis er mid lab, riei
er MIDI su ld beran nno fraete mid, Oh
ih ibm GufIhluB iiber Die 3lpei 206er i'm
9ilden 6ieies ytodes aeben tonne. giatiir.
lid wuBte ih 10 wenia oapon mie er. Gr
Ia9te, er bate ben GDd In Der Gde bdngen
lailen, uno ibn loeben nit Den jfpei 261ern
i'm 2iifeuL Die wie BiIip!enlbiilie auss
idhen, b!nter Dem Shranfe eefunben.
Da fuhr mir Die @rfldruns pie elm 8lib
ourh ben Ropf: nein nlitterndhtliher
Oieb mar nihts Inoeres eeDeien als NETS
nes 8ruoers Rod, Der an Der Banp 9e.
ban8en batte = 8ei eenauerer Inter
luAung fano i6 aud ben Senfel, ben ify
otfsnbar ourdgelhoiIen batte, mOourh Der
Hof aur @roe aefaaen mar.
SD brauhe mobl taum bin5uSufii9en
iDelbes 8eldhter entitano, als ih meInen
Gruoer bic gauge 8eihif,te er36blte, aber
10 9erinpfiiBig bas Nbenteuer au6 ideiuer
mag, i'd tann guh Saasn, baB i6 bi
yta4t nit oem @olorduber ME perseIIst
meroe ll f1itA
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Der @oiordn6er.

gs mar an einem talten Nopembsrabeno,
S.s s.s :.:s - 9lfIr nm elm bellies Ramtnfeuer
berumIa6ea. Oniel Start url !; v1s 8 !:
faum elmer Mohe BON Auitralien 5urlids
geishrt mar, er3Gblte uns ollerbano BON
cen ginmebnern, BEN 6linia unO benz 2es
ben oieies selobten 9anoes.
M!s er eine Wsile i6tpieg, fragte id) ibn :
Rannit Du uns nidtiraeno Elm 4bentener.
iraenb gtpas. oas Dir ieIbit pailIrt lit,
er3dblsn. Onfel2
O, eripieoerte er, i'd babe 10 piele Mbens
teuer, groBe unb fleine erlebt, 6dB es mir
ihlper piro. ems terausjusreifen. Dot
iue lpir's iuenn Id Guh 6as ailererite, bas
id bort erlebte, erjdhle
Wir M.e srtldrten uns iehr erfreut bar.
|iber. Das Gsuer ipurbe nod einmal ee.
I9iirt, mir rldttn udber an bic belle
S5lamrne. unb Dniel Rorl bseann foIesn.
6tsmateH:
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Das G69lid)e uOlksblatt

foftet per pof obne Scnntagsbatt) 1920 per Sabr,
s4.eo bas babe Sabr unb $3.50 bas gierteIiabr wt
Sonntas sii.2O per Sabr $500 sas baIbs Sabr
urb $3.50 Sas gierteliahr.
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Manuigialti9es.

Sn Berlin wiro bonn /. Dft0ber an
i'm Werlaee con Otto 5enbe cine 3eifuHg
geaen bic Suoen bernusgegebsn meroeH,
uno slpar unter Dem Eitel Die oeufid1e
Wadbt, Organ Der alliance anti israellte.
&eoatteur 6es Blattes tDir0 Serr gB. wfdrr
BON Samburg iein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-19

ghiIologiide GriInoIid feit.
Oie @riinolidhfeit Der phiIoIo9en lit DIT
aeriibmt, Oft perjpottet. Oas 20d1ife oa<
rim biirfte unldnsft profeliDr Oiipfels
mener eeleiitet bnben. Gr ifloB ltb
elmer Expedition nadb Snnernfriia rein aus
benz @runoe OH. un SoraSeHs Nil admirari
,an Der aueue" Ituoiren 5a f6nnen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-19

@inRo o&bu6fiir WeIan !, o.
Ill d e eridien Dor ettpa Dier5ig Jahren
in Naumburg Darir tueroen lauter Diiltere
6peiIen su bereiten aelehrt. 9rGueriups
pen, &iu6aeiId i'm sslor, 5brdnen Draten.
1hwar5e Slide nit lhwermiitbiaer 5oucs.
&asouts nit 8rilIen, GhmdrssyBnr5els
Solat, Chocolate SDrten nit bitterem
ueber9uB, @efrorenes aus iDeinerllden
Gitronen, uno i9marse Raffeelul5en nit
2amento aus idtpar5em 9olIunoer. Mu1
elm 2iqueur miro ju MAIDEN gelehrt aus
berben 6ra9teu. aug faItenreiden pIrnen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-03


A Coin JoB.-The Altoona Tribune
remarks: The Middle Pcnitentiary
Commission held u meet at Hunting.
don, last Tuesday, when various csti.
mates were approved and considerable
other routine business was transacted.
The appropriation of 100000 is now
about exhausted, merely enough money
being left to pay for some unfinished
work on old contracts. The founda.
ton walls have been covered for tho
Winter and nearly all work suspended
about the new instiiniiN-, ----rs snas
Of quarrying stone for use next Sum.
mer. As there will DO no session OF
the Legislature this Winter, the MID.
die Pententiary is likely TO be at a
stand still for year or more yet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-03

He FOUND TOO MUoH.-The Phlla.
delphia Times says: at is suspected
with decided emphasis that Special
Agent Newcomb, who has so thor.
oughly exposed the rascality Of the
United States Court Clerk at Cincin-
natl, has been called off because he
was going too far. He was on the
trail of much larger game, and about
the time Newcomb was sent for to 20
back to Washington it looked extreme.
ly cloudy for some high officials and
some others who had occupied pomi-
nent positions. 1t wouldn't do to have
the Republican party of Cincinnati all
broken up on the eve of a vital Presi.
dental contest, no matter to what ex.
tent plumber may be spelled with a
big p. There is more or less encour-
agement now for a young man who
wants to hire out to a bank or an in.
surance company to steal a hundred
thousand dollars or so. If he can con-
scientiously return a few thousand
when be is found out be will generally
be allowed to live on the remainder" !"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-03


A SOLID Knock. The Harrisburg
Patriot gives the Civil Service Re.
former title OF this kind "Whcn Mr..
Hayes appointed to office the scoundrels
who counted HIM into the Presidency
to which he was not elected, be OF
course exercised the authority of ap.
pointment under all the sanctions
which attend the obligation to apply
the public funds only for public pur.
poses The public purpose to which
the public funds appropriated for the
salaries Of Wells, Anderson 4 Co, are
applied is TO pay the aforesaid Wells,
Anderson 4 Co. for the invaluable ser.
vices rendered Mr.. Hayes in stealing
and delivering to him the electoral
vote Of louisiana"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-03

WATCH THE NEXT JuRY.-The Leg.
islative bribers and roosters, who were
indicted at Harrisburg, in August,
for their corrupt acts last winter, were
put on trial last week but they gain
ed victory. The counsel for the de.
fense established the TACT that the
Grand Jury which found the bills,
was an illegal body, composed of TWEEN.
tytour persons to the great amaze
ment of Judge Pearson, who, like any
other innocent person imposed upon,
of course, quashed all the indictments,
and the gang is again free. We hope
the Judge will count the scalps of the
next jury before sending them TO their
room, because the roosters may stuff
twenty-five or thirty into the next
jury box. In our judgment the off.
GERS of the Dauphin county Court are
too verdant for safety. Sound morals
have received a severe blow in this in.
stance.