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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-gscheduls taking eject Nov p, lsSS.l-
-SoRTH BOUND
No. 2-EIpress-srrives $40 p N
leaves $40 ?. m.
80. 4-Mall-arrives HAS a. N.
leaves 1888 a. m.
SOUTH BouED.-
No. l-Express-zrrives 2:5S p. m.
leaves s:i2 p. N.
No. 3-Mzil-arriVes 40 a.
Leaves AS q. MI
YAZ00 BRANCH
80 i2-Sorth--leaVes 100 a. IN.
No ll-S0uth-arrives 7:l5 p. mi
Except sunda!sl
L. F. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Ageat
J. W. COLEMAN, A. q. z. A.
]. NJ. TURNER, Div supt
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28
Stock Of Groceries in Jackson.

We handle the Finest PATENT FLOUR; also a
Great Variety of CANNED FRUITS; CANNED
MEATS; Choice CONVECTION RthS Etc.
We have the Finest CIGARS, TOBACCO and
CIGAKET TIES Ia the city. And sell cheaper than
any house 10 town. W. also have a large stock Of
LIQUORS, which n entirely separate from our
Grocery Department, such a. WHiSkiES, WINES,
BEER, CHAMPAGNE, and CHAMPAGNE CT
DER, etc.
We ask all our friends and customers 70 come
and price our goods before buying elsewhere.
Respectfully yours,
nov25. 49, +. GOLDMAN & co.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28

We are receiving fresh goods in this line
every day, and can furnish you with any
style and quality you wish, and give good
value for your money.
Don't fail to see our famous Hamilton-
Brown, $3.50 Shoes. This is Shoe that
has no equal in the market for comfort
and durability.
Want of space foreids any further men
ton Of the many tempting prices-bnt we
invite all to come and inspect our stock.
n@- 1t viii cost nothing TO look and
may save you many dollars.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28
CARPETSl;

Hemps at lSc, 25c, and 9Octs. Finest
Tapestry, Body and Velvet Brussels, at
prices that can be duplicated only in New
York City. No trouble--no bother about
making and putting down, we will attend
to all that for you.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28
Parties Visiting New Orleans

WHO DESIRE SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, near
w CANAL STREET, in central location at rea-
sonable prices, can obtain Rooms, with or without
Board at the elegant residence No. Q North
Rampant The Exposition steam cars pass at
the corner. fdec 2, 'S5-3m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28
H. r. WARE,
-lttOrney-at-LaW.-
REAL ESTATE
Collecting Agent, =
JACKSON, MISS.

TWO HUNDRED AND FtFTY.Two ACRE
oT lASb-Four miles south from Jackson, on The
|. c, Rail Road god house Z Ooms; 100 aerw
he sold very cheap.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28

I Have in Ny Hands for Sale.
A large quantity Of REAL ESTATE, situated in ,hs
City Of jackson, in Rankin, Madison, winAiea,
Noxubee, Lincoln and sunnower eouHties, vhish
will sell at Low Figures, and receive "GHEHs's
BANK cKHrieATKs'' At FAR ToR THE SAME
II. r. WARE,
Real Estate Agent.
oet ID 'a-am
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
TIE fsnt,e stae .ius.

The Bodfe Sta re line cal 8 attention
to its time aad rates in q card under
New To day. Mr.. Monroe, the propr.
eios has. supplied new coaches and
inst sis,ckland every Thing is conduct.
ed in II sale and systematic manner.
The time il always made aHd the care.
fulraess OF the management gives an
almost absolute guarantee against acct.
,dents or delay, The comfort OF pas.
seaeyrs receives strict attention and
nothing Is lvfs uAdone, winch will
tend TO make. the "Trip over the mount.
ans agreeable This is the best and
easiest, route to Yosemite and parties
desirina TO visi, this, celebrated valley
should consult the time cables and
rates Of the B"die Stage Isine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Candelsrfs N6p<s.

The following. items are from The
ir| Fssars of last Saturday:
Paul Lawson left last NJ onday for n
visit TO his Canadian horne. 1t is said
That he will return with life partner
Miss Maggie L. Edwards came up
from Fish Lake THURSDAY sysuing
aud went On through to her hosne in
6entoi yesterday, where her fatAer
was quite seriously injured the, other
day BY being thrown from horse.
The draft at the Mount Diabla has
Thrown so many of the best players of
'he Chloride Base bali Clab out OF
employment that the saatgaAisatfon IL
practically disbanded. 1t will be n
mug time before Cand,.laria sees an.
o'her club Of like excellence. The
bIacklegs and Caiamiries are still to
'ae fore, however; and> by the. way,
captain Hays, of ihe latter caeb, split
sanger couple nj weeks ago aud has
s'aca been acting as umpire. He is n
modea Of rapid DISAGREEMENT and dis.
nns~ished himself by his co-rec,
Judgment and gentlcmSaly and ccof'te
Gus decisfNns. nH4 ,se
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
8ishOh Crock Cabin ~.

The following items are from the
Bishop Creek Register OF last Tharsdsys
l. P. Spith of round Valley, has
been seriously i'll for the last few days,
but will pull through ,sli right. =
+ Prof.. Ford, has seen disabled by rheu
matism during the hast week or two,
80 much so rs 10 prevent his giy;ag
the band their usual lesson. He IS
now able to walk about, bat IL by no
means fully recovered
While the Levy Bray>Shaunon party
were in Yosemite Valley, they heard
news Of the burning of the town oil
MADEIRA. The intof.s.,ion now at
hand states thai the saioon of Richard
son (Jim) Il Johnson {Rii Co. was the
only businsss lloase ltfl Standing Tue
fire, winch occurred July solh, DIES
'royed about 3Ss,D0e worth ol property,
!nsated Tor nearly $a7 ,5oo.
4 = y
Some specimens of oats now III this
'"ffice Beat anything in that line We
have seeh for long time. The gram
VAS raised oa the ranch Of Al. MatltcK
and is OF the Welcome" variety. One
pound Of this seed was sown three
years ago, the first years return being
40 poands; this years crop is between
10 or Is rons. The specimens given
as were taken at random as they came
fn,tn The machine, and making allow.
anee for stabble, stand between five
and six feet high The grsiu Is very
large and heavy, and will weigh lis
pounds to the sack - 49,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
isAyo Items.

Tbeafdilowlng Items are fros, the
fnso Tsdefsntsn Of last Saturday.
Harry Mlghels, mail clerk on tn, c.,
& G. railroad, Is Spending vacation.
ut Independence. He hunts a good
aeal-ip. ,le orchard, and spends
-pleasah, hours ashine--in the patlnn
He appears To enjoy the fun ever so
mnrh' aud grins fran ear to ear all
the time.
Spme days aeo NJ. Moldupn was
putting shoe on his horse, piece OF
iron flew up and hit t.ln 10 the right
eye hurting II severely. a, He went 10
IAN Francisco. last Tuesday TO ha,e
The eye treated by an occulis, as there
was danger Of losing it entirely from
infiamation.
BY an inexcussble blander among
The maifcierks on the G & G. railroad,
the newspaper mail due at lndept nd
ence last Wednesday was lift lying
somewhere along the linz of the rail.
road till Friday. AS rule the clerks
are very careful. and the mails ure on
time, but such work rs this ifrepeale,l
would at once rob them OF this good
character.
Reuben Merrymsn, of Bishep Greek,
had an accident last week BY which
one OF his legs WIS broken, A palt
wasfastened by long rope in u yard
near. his house, he heard the ANNUAL
maize colnmo,ipn during the night
AND went out to discover what was the
matter, The night was dark and MIR.
Mefty'nan went where the rope was
fastened, took hold of IL and Traced il
u, the cali this he found had got
tangled upi The rope and was thrown
down. He freed the calf w.i- b ,inep
sprang up, made sudden jump tor.
ward, aud Ne HE rope was coiled
anund the mans leg he was lnlpwn
down violently. and the leg was
broken above the ankle Mr.. Merr,
man lives alone, a short distance from
town; three or fear days passed before
any one came near enough so he could
make known his condition, but IN
soon rs this was reported he was at
once well cared for by the members
of the Inyo Veterans Ciuo, to which
he belongs,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Constitutional ,mead rnents.

ssa.
= The Sccrc'nry of State has, Issued
The following circular 10 the County
Commissioners Of the several counties
in,the State,
SIS DRrANraesF Or srATR,
CARSON CRY, Few July ~, 1854
To the Cnuby Commissioners OF
'A----- Conh,y--dree,snvs You ARE re,
alluded that NJ two saccsss,ve sessluns
OF The Nevada Legisla,uh VIA lsss
and 1880, three proposed amendments
IN the Constitution were approved by
Two thirds VI the members elected to
earh House and therefore under the
law il Is necessary that the. said pro
posed amendments. shall be submitted
10 tho electors of the State for Their
approval or rejection, ri the ensuing
election, Novem Der I'd, 1886. For con
venience in prep ring The ballots, ant
IA nfder that the canvassihg of tn,
votes may he uniform throughout TIN
Stale, il is suggested thst the form pre-
scribed snail be as follows;
az Proposed amendment No. Re
sarding future amendments o the Con
,,iiu,l m. May lie subin 1t d to tn
people after approved by one session
of the Legislature. ...
Proposed amendmen. No q Re
qnlres one years residence In the Stat,
in add ton 10 other legal qualifications
TO Mcguire the right OF voting.
Proposed amendment No. 8 Pro
vides thai State School Funds may b,
invested In United Stats bonds, tn,
bonds Of this State or the bonds O
o,her States.
In issuing your no ices of election
it is requisite tina; you should include
! the matters h,reinabove mentioned.
| have the honor to rem tin, gentle
men, your m,.st ubedieni servant
JOHN VI. DpRMER.
#,.sa Secretary of State.
L
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
fvr Asss,s sor.

+. Jerry Quinn says he wild be candr
for County Assessor tef~re the kepub.
lican County Convention. Jerry was
elected last tim by a big round major
icy and :;his faithful and careful man.
ser Of performing his work has
greatly + increased his popularit,
Neither fear nor iavor has been Shown
bui everything pertaining 10 his Office
has been dome strictly according To
law With. no interests, but those of the
county IN view No better Assessor
ever l.rk,d over the property, vi the
coany snd no stronger candidate cail
tie pat forward by slre Republican
party.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
s--AsSsa-Gaunly lteps.
The following news items are frrn
this itsoe County 2'im.s of lasi sstar
uaS.

The following news items are ffrm
this ,itsog9 County 2'tmss Of lasi sstar.
dss.
The ftsme'of Mrs. ConaeaGxs new
h0iliing is hp, and II IN calculated
that Il viii be ready TO occupy by the
tirst of next month,
The WATER IN The Carson river /.
quite low AT The present time II It
ialis much lower the Eureka m,ll viii
sueh hang 0p is stamps,
A teuuctioh NJ % per l 900 feet has
been invite N lumber shipped ov-r
The Carson L Colotado road, when
shipped In carload lots
The Rock Point mill ditch broke
last Tuesday evening. Ii was quickly
repaired and no damage was dope. TO
amount 10 anything.
That Nepe,a soil is wonderfully
productive il demonstrated by the fol,
lowing fact: Some months agaM j.
Marsh, of Fort Churchill. built fence
around oue or his,meanows along The
bank of the river, and FOR posts used
young cottohwoo' aud willow trees
A gate WAS made in the fence and an
extra heavy post put iii the ground
for the gate to SWING on. II was
noticed that a number Of the green
pnsts we're sending nut branches, bu,
no attention WAS paid la this tnct
After cutting The first crop of alfalfa
IN this HeId soaie cattle were turned
into the enclosure through another
gate, away from the river, rhpy wert
soon found outside oi the fence ind n
man was sent to find out where the
fence WAS broken. He toNnl the fence
all right. but upon coming TO the
lowrr gate found it raised sboul Nv.
feet in The air--high enough for ca'tl.
to go. under. The post to which The
gate WIS hinged had grown that much
and carried the gate up with IT,.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Bug probh

Gas. pipe bed,tesds are securing a
footheId in the market. They ARE mol
especially gorgeous, and there. is no
room for carvings or F'reHch pannel
work, hut the perfect il. 'manny from
bed bugs is simpiy capt,va.iag, Hos.
pital managers Recognized this long
ago. Gas.pipe bedsteads also take. W
less room, cost aess for transportation,
and can betaken to piecer and packed
in a small space. Dents are impossi.
BILE and scrs'ch.s are quickly covered
with liquid bronze size, which comes
il bottles ready for use.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
+, A Pout.Onac~ Wanted.

There il need for a Pos, Office al
Lake City. A large nuWbe Of miners
are employed in Hawthorne dis'ric,
and they are obliged TO depend IN
chance fot the delivery of their letters
or wait until thew come to Hawthorne.
Many places with not nearly so much
nceo for good mail fseiIitfe. have in.
weekly and some even daily mails and
The gold disaict in which the Lapahas
is situated should receive some xtien.
ton from, the Pos, Once Department.
rAis District will have working
population for years 10 come. Now,
!, lsa gold producer and the develop
mcnis are s,neular!y Insignificant AZ
compared with the extent and promi e
Of the District. The recent rich dis
coveries in the Lapanta have given 4
fresh impulse 10. prospecting on the
basis of actual work and the hard
W ,rking men who endure privation
and discom fort in the effort Ia increase
the actual wealth Of the country
should receive. ss much consideration
in postal Accommodations as the 10.
habitants. OF dead and alKrst forgot.
ten camps where the cost Of each de.
LIVERY Of the mail sack more than
equals the cancellation OF stamps tor
a whole yexs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Alumsaufn

1t is reported that recent discovery
will permit The manufacture of the
metal aiurhinun at about 81 per pound.
Aluminutn was discovered about 50
years auo, hut has hitherto been too
costly for general Use, lhoagh its prop
critics have caused iaany SCI. n,itic
man to look at it longingly, as the
probable basis of great revolution in
rnanufactares. 1t can be made TO rival
the diamond IN hardness and the gold
In ducllity, white FULLY as malieable
as the latter aud withstand the effects
of water better than amy Other. incyal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Another Striks,

Last Sunday another discovery was
made in the Lspants. This 10 a nine
inch vein Of good ore which would
of itself make profitable niue.
Both The recent discoveries have con
iinued with un sign of decrease. and
the value Of the mine 10 rising rxp.
idly. - -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
Ju.tie.'. c,,st.-.,. . snow, J. p.

justices Cysstt--;. 3 Snow, J. p.
August 9Th. State vs.. John. Mil lsap
charged. with grand larceny Defend.
ant held to answer under bond of $500.
August 9Th. State vs.. j. ). Millsr,
practicing medicine without a di.
ploma-The defendant not appearing
the hearing wss continued iudefi.
hitely
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

The Following are the arrivals 81
the Lake View House since last Wed
nssday.
j. r. johnson, San Francisco.
ID. IL. McNet', Columbus.
Geo. P. Randall, Dayton.
James Gundry. Lspanra.
r. Murla, City.
TT Murphy, City. &
BENZ WlllIstis, Candelaria.
Gustav. Wingerter, Dayton.
y. W. Miilssp, Cat Creek.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

In compliance with Tire wishes Of
numerous friends Il. z Pixlcy. today
declares himself as . Candidate and
will 20 before the RepHbHoan County
Convention for udiniTatidn 10 'tbe office
of Comfy Clerk. Mir. I'ixley rs
thoroughly c.'mperent eofill the office
satisfactorily. HE Mas haa1muoh expo.
rience in various llues 'eii bhsiRess is
Obliging, diligent wnd popflsr and
will, be one of The strongest candidates
before the Convention
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

Forty toms Of Lapsnra ere, receatly
worked II the Thom ,soA sAiil in Gold
dill yielded over sa2e ateh Asioug
"the Ltpanta corlfHdes To send ont
gold this section wsli .dl sulfer 'muek
sarough tho 'iepreeissi0h e.,f silver.
inc new dwcovery rs Improving and
we iuture III the tnihs promises leore
srslh.n,lt than ever.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
DISTRICT COURT.

May Term. 1896 s-Aon. NJ. A. Mar
phy judge.
Northern Belle Mining Co. vs..
Southern Neyadt Mining Company
Ordered Chat. order of this Court OF
May 9Th, dismissing &C ion, be set
aside, and that the case be- reinstated
on calender as b, fore. ~
D. Tubfuo vs., Esmeralds County
Defendants demurrer al gaed and sub.
mhted
ID. Tubino vs.. Esmeralda County
Demurrer af'd .fendsnt aver ruled.
Adjourned TO Monday. August 18th
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11


s.sAbe pew lanes e,sammesfe!h,s,
Judge Murphy Tetttor Carson yes
uhsy.
Van Als,ine is receiving fresh fruit
,my day ~
fresh fruits arriving daily at r, H
nights.
Standard oiue calico just received
NO. F. TAYLOR. .g
Isccs and embrolderies Just received
uO.F. 1aylor's.
Anew line of SHIRTS and shirt-bosoms
40. F: TMyhm's.
Have vow tried thar Kenucky whis
hsy al Tohinp's
Mrs. J. +, Boiler returned from
Bodie lasl Saturday.
Try Angels tine coffee, and see il
ground in the new mill,
Three hundred pounds OF babbi,
metal for sale at this office,
Hats of all sires to s,.it all Age.
Just received by o. F. Tayier.
A few sacks OF extra wheat for sal,
At Wabusks, by &. P. Loveioy.
A few tons nf gro,n harley for sal,
at Wabuska by e. P. Lovejoy,
Jakey stock Is supplying the town
with fresh vegetables from his ranch
Fine new Mason Valley potaioe-
for sale at Wahuska, by. E, P. Law Joy
O. Crutchcr Is delivering the Hnes,
kind of wotsi, promptly, on receip, OF
order.
1000 Woodbury. fruit jars at Sum
msrfield's, Call and see the, new
patent All sizes, pints, Quarts and
gallons,
Nuns Yelling, French Yelling aud
ladies' busters and novelties just ar
rived a, o. +. Tdy,iits. r. : -
Bourbon Whisky, Holland Gin,
French Brandy and California Wines
at the Peoples Cash Store.
Try Cognac Cocktails chewing
tobacco at Van Alstine's. Tue beat
plug ever put IN The market
The barley crop OF Knapp and
Forbes has hecn harvested. Indian
horses are industrious eaters.
The Lynn County Times has bscome
semi.weekiy> Dayton is improving
and the Tsmesis ge,,ing nearly all OF
the paying business =
The most astonishingly bcaefcia'
results have followed the use of Re,
Star Ceagh Cure by those effected
witb throat and ling sYuubies, Price
twenty-five cents
The next annual conference Of Tn,
n. e. Mission Of Nr~ais will be he IL
At Virginia City, cesnmcncins Angus
18th. ss!shop Henry ". Warren viii
be the presiding officer.
Mono county has passed new orcli
nancs licensing the pas,u~ing of sheer
within its limits. repeating the presan,
Oae. The new ardin ance basis the
license upon tifs number Of sheer
pastured.
.-..9 -.-s-
A hue derrick.po,e fell and Sc
verely injured the foot of mechanics
engineer E. R. Hpyt at thefNew Or
leans Exposition, ald after only three
applications of st. Jacobs Oh, all The
swelling and pain disappeared
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r. =.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

Respectfully Submitted
+, Y. Il. RICE.
County Auditor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-07

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
city Briefly Put.
A $4,000 Btir.story warehouse will soon be
erected by Thomas w. Smith on First street,
near II,
Albert g. Holland was yesterday accepted as
tnlesman to I'LL vacancy in the panel of
petit jurors of the criminal court
The charge OF stealing a barrel OF whisky
and lot OF wine from Ben. Cooley has caused
William DClsnidcr to he held iOt the grand
jury,
Michael Brown, a marine, for whipping Ada
Austin IN brutal manner was ycsteruny
fined go by Judge Smell, and put under per-
sonal bonds to keep the peace.
John Frisby, colorcd oyorcoat thief was
yesterday given six months in jail for stealing
two coats, the property of Charles Fletcher
colored, and Fred Selinger, pawnbrOker.
A harness was stolen from the barn of T..
DickerSon about | O'Clock yesterday morning.
u was found hid, and taken to the stat lon
house, where Mr.. Dlckerson recovered his
property.
Charles Fletcher, who was arrested Monday
for stealing Il shawl of Mrs. A. a. Hayes from
the carriage step of Judge Lorng, was held
in the police court yesterday for further
testimony
The explosion of con of oil In the hands OF
n colored boy, named James Lewis, yesterday
morning, while he was making a fire with It,
may result in his DEATH He is now ut Freed
mans Hospital.
Alfred Hoffman, homeless boy 10 years
old, was sent TO the reform school by Judge
Smell yesterday at his own request. He stated
that he came from Benedict, Charles county,
Md; that his father was dead, and that his
mother was in the insane asylum.
Frank 1eslie's Illustrated Newspaper Of thl.
week contains fine portraits of the new
Swedish and Danish ministers, with their BIZ
ographies, by Frank Smyth, OF Virginia. In
the same issue Is splendid Illustration OF ~
evening reception at the white house,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-07
BuildIng of a Now Nose.

An interesting operation in surgery has been
performed at Providence Hospital by Dr. Ham.
lion, surgeon general of thr marine hospital
service, assisted by Drs. Hartigan and Hick-
ling. 1t was for the purpose of supplying John
Shgehan with nose in the place of one he
lost some twelve years ago. Since that time he
has gone about with only bone, minus the
septum and cartilage, for u nose much TO his
disadvantage. The operation consisted Of TAX.
ing flap from the forehead twisting itaround
and forming nose of 1t. A triangular section,
with one point of the triangle between the
eyes, was cut in the forehead. The skin aud
flesh were cut down TO the bone, the flap be-
ing left attached to the flesh between the eyes.
The Hap was twisted around until 1t hung over
the proposed site Of the new nose. The skin
about the old nose was then cut and the flap
was sewed in, and a very good.looking nose
was the result. The nose will be Of a Greclar
type and he win be able to blow II aud II will
answer all the purposes of the first article hC
had OF the kind. This operation is an old one
having been practiced In the earliest days o.
surgery, though this is the first case OF the
kind in this city for twenty-five years,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-07
Yum Ynm,s Dnmnge Suit.

Miss Agnes Earle who was recently the
prima donna at Hcrzog's Ninth Street Opera
House, and whose engagement was lately
closed, yesterday entered suit against the
management, Daniel Herzog land Jos. stras-
burger, to recover 5000 for breach of con-
tract II Is stated in the declaration that on the
10Th of october last the managers engaged her
services, for prima donna roles, for the season
of 1906, commencing with Nov. 30, at $40
per week. unless sooner released on two weeks
notice. She remained in the service. OF the
management until the I'd instant, when she
was released without notice. The $50 Is
claimed to be an amount intrusled to the man
agcment TO be advanced to her agent in New
York, which they neglected to do.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-07
A ynIuaJIo medical Treatise.

Tho edition Tor 1856 OF the sterling MedIcaI
Annual known as Hosetters Almanac IL
now ready, and may be obtained, free of cost,
OF d sS' sot,S ueaIeiS ~ ai
In every civilized portion Of the western hem.
isphero, This almanac has been issued regu-
larly at the commencement of every year for
over One-hflh of century. IL combines, with
the soundest practical advice for the preserya.
tOn and restoration Of health, a large amount
ofinteTestlng and amusing light reading, and
the calendar, astronomical calculations, chro-
biological items, &c, are prepared with great
care, and will be found entirely accurate, The
Issue of IIOstetters Almanac for 1886 Will prob
ably be the largest edition of medical work
tors, Messrs. Hostetter& Co., Plttsburg, Pa, on
receipt of 2Cent stamp, will forward copy
by mail to any person who cannot procure one
In his neighboTho0d.