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The Penn's Grove record., 1896-09-25
How The Honest Vote Won
AGAINST Dishonest Money.

Extracts from a speech ry MAJ {. Il. s~ehrstnsr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-09-25

at ten o'clock IN the forenoon and that the said
Raarts viii meet en Tuesday, the Thtr-
teeath day of October. merit a. the places Of
their respective Election districts or Nrecfncts
where the NEXT election will be held, az ten
O'Clock IN The morning, and continue IN session
until nine O'Clock IN Che evening, for the pnr,
pose Of tranSerfhine and making M iron the
esnvaesine hooks, two lists Of registers, Of the
names, residences and street numbers, II any
81 all persons IN their respective election dts
trfcts entitled 10 the right OF suffrage therein at
the next election, OF wi shall personally ar
rear before them for that purpose or who shall
he shown By the satisfaction OF such Beard OF
Registry and Election 10 have legally voted IN
that election district at tire last preceding elec-
tor therein for Member of the General Assem-
BY. OF who shall he shown oy the aftdaytt IN
writing ns some vetsl 10 thai election district to
hes legal voter tserein; and further that on
TUESDAY, tAr Twentysseveuth davof OrtohNr
next. the said Raars Of Registry aHd Election
will meet at the same place OF their raeeilae
aforesaid at ! O'Clock r. NJ, and remain IN SEES
sion until 9 O'Clock 10 the evening, for the ror-
pose OF revising and correcting the original
registers OF adding thereto the names OF all
persons entitled TO the right of suffrage In that
election district at the next election, who shall
appear In person before them or shall he shown
by the written affidavit of some voter In such
election district 10 be q legal voter therein, and
OF eraSinE therefrnm the name Of any person,
who, aftar q fair opportunity to be heard, shall
I've shown not be entitled TO vote therein by ree
son Of nDR.residenee or otherwise.
S.LUTHER RICHMOND,
County Clerk.
Salem, y. j. September IL, 1885,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-09-25
Ready
for
Fall
Business

@W8utt0WD
made for
your fall needs in the lines
that our trade represents.
We are out for business
and the best way we know
how to get it is to prove
that we have the popular
goods at right prices. The
new goods are everywhere
in evidence and your won.
der at the low prices for
such qualities will cause
you no surprise when you
remember that we buy for
CASH, in large quantities,
from makers and first
hands, and handle our i'm
mense trade as economi-
cally and carefully as our
experience and 'customers'
interests permit. Don't
buy until you see through
the store and then don't
buy here unless you are
convinced that it is in your
interest to do so.
Open evenings until 9
o'clock.
J. T. Mullin u Son,
Clothing, 9th y Market
Hats.
Shoes Wilmington
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

John Keufner, one OF the city's
inspectors, was shamefully and
summarily dismissed, without the
shadow Of cause, his sole offense
being an honest, Intelligent and
conscientious discharge of his
duties. Upon trumped up
charge, he was suspended for cali
ing the attention of the mayor and
and city engineer to the use of de-
fective material in the sewers. He
was assured Of reinstatement by
the mayor if an investigation
should vindicate him. An inyes-
tlgation was held, and John
kuefner was vindicated; but he
has never been reinstated. City
Engineer Pancoast declared that
he should not be, despite the may
or's promise; and subsequent
events have demonstrated that
the city engineers dictum is more
potent than the mayors promises.
The charges universally prefer
red and specifically voiced in tie
quoted paragraph from the Elk.
press are certainly OF sufficient
gravity to call for Investigation
an investigation which shall in
vestigate. Better abandon what
has been done, and charge the
money which has already been ex-
pended to "profit and loss" than
to proceed with a work which in
the end will prove a curse instead
OF blessing, for the city would be
infinitely better off with no sewers
than with a defective system,
emitting mephitic vapors and
poisoning the air with deadly
gases.
AS a condition precedent to any
investigation, the mains already
laid should be submitted to a
thorough and exhaustive test.
WEST END SOVEREIGN,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
SUNDAY MUSINGS.

1t has cost $500 to run the back
tax collecting business, and not a
cent has been collected more than
would have come in through the
regular channels,--the collectors
office.
Eighteen months has passed and
not a delinquent has been made to
come to time other than what
would have been paid through the
regular channel.
The cash collections for the year
will be sixty thousand more than
last year, and still we owe the Ala.
mo national bank.
For the year past up to March
first, the city collector has collected.
and turned over to the treasurer,
nearly $423, 900; about 1000 more
than the entire collections for last
year, and we still have little due
bill at the Alamo National bank
Of about six thousand dollars.
City Collector Umscheid has COL
lected and turned over to the treas
urer, $7,73S.SS for February, but
the city employee can't get a smell
of this until that little due bill at
the Alamo bank is provided for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

cital like the silvery sheen of a
decayed mackerel? But man is
never satisfied and "Jim," mind.
full Of all the pleasures and honors,
looks back upon that twenty EIGHT
mile ride as the disagreeable night
mare OF an unpleasant dream. Is
1t because of the absence of Mr..
Ogden and Mr. Terrell, or because
Of the presence Of Mr.. Nat. Sulz-
bacher?
"Jim" should not permit the in
ner history of his memorable trip
to remain problem of conjecture.
AT his earliest convenience he
should relieve the public mind of
all doubt and anxiety by giving
the details. Let him truthfully
set forth the individual incidents,
by giving names. Let him tell
the public who received him at
Fredericksburg; who participated
in and presided at the "magnifi-
cent luncheon" he enjoyed on his
arrival; who were his room mates
and bed fellows; what kid gloved
patrician with raised hat, graceful
ly saluted him as brother on his
appearance on the street, and
whether that same patrician has
shown him like courtesies since
his return from fredericksburg.
By rendering this Information,
"Jim" would crafty very gener-
al public curiosity and authori-
tatively affirm or dispel some ru-
mors of questionable combination
and ridiculous alliance.
OLIVE BRANCH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

OF action. The milestones OF the
past are only your guides for the fu-
ture. Avoid hastipess. Take things
deliberately. Do not jump to con-
illusions. Every jump ends in a
jar. Come down gracefully. Like
the man who goes up in balloon,
take your parachute along so that
you can come down gracefully.
Look before you leave your air
ball, to where you are likely to
land, or you will come to grief.
This teaches the need OF careful
observation of cool calculation !;
OF correct conclusion; OF wise
action. The young man or woman
who has boxed this compass, has
feelers out at these four cardinal
points, will not jump Iashly or be
likely to land with a sprained
ankle or a broken bone. These
Characterization, calculation, con-
clusion, action wisely directed
and employed-will insure that
you do not land in bramble bush
and scratch out your eyes, nor on
a pile Of rubbish and start a ten
don. II you would pass through
the world safely for yourself, COM
fortably for your friends, annoy
ingly to your enemies, look before
you leap. II you would land square
ly,stand upright after you do land,
and cover the intended distance,
look before you leap.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
A SERIOUS ALLEGATION.

70 the Daily LIGHT:
Under the leading of "The Sewer
Scandal" the Express in its We'd
nesday's issue editorially says:
at is common gossip on the
street that brick arches are being
laid without keystones other than
cement filling; that brick are re-
jected in one place and accepted in
another and vice versa; that teams
are kept busy all hours of the day
and even at night moving defec-
tive material that it may get lost
in the shuttle and finally get into
the sewer trenches; that twenty
six-inch sewer mains are being
built out of a single brick ring,
faulty at that; that the brick go
ing into the manholes is of such
character that the cement takes no
hold upon it and it does not make
water-tight job. These things
are matters of common gossip.
Some Of them are more than this
for they are founded on statements
made by the inspectors in the EN-.
ploy of the city,"
The allegations set forth by the
Express are but repetition OF the
charges which have been made ia
the press OF the city almost since
the inception of the sewer work,
but are they not sufficiently start.
ling aud specific as reiterated by
the Express, to suggest inquiry
and demand Investigation? The
issue involved, aside from the ex.
penditure OF a half million dollars
or more, is one OF trauscendent
moment to the taxpayers and citi.
Gems OF San Antonio, for it vitality
affects the health and lives of the
residents Of the city. Time aud
again it has been urged, and proof
rendered, that in these were being
used rotten cement, inferior brick
and condemned pipe in the con-
struction of the work. But the
authorities, with a blind faith and
inexplicable obstinacy, have per-
mitted the work TO proceed with
out protest and without interior
ence. Subsequently acquiescing
in the demands Of the contractors
I and foolishly submitting to the
childish caprices and prejndices OF
the city engineer, the mayor and
council have drifted as the Nutrient
swept them, without an yappar-
emit thought. for the =srest
or the city OF the epzen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT

Also Private Board, at 702 f. Cincinnati Ave.
Cor Calaveras St., one of the most Desirable
places in the beautiful educational suburb of
West End, San Antonio, Tex. Overlooks two.
thirds of the city. Main building thirty-eight
oy ntty-slx feet, two stories nigh, and has
galleries above and below, on three sides
VIII take small cash payment and give time
on balance or exchange for other CITY or
ranch property. -
William VIII, at LIGHT Office, where picture
and plan of house may be seen.
We also have in charge. for sale or rent.
other desirable West End property
30 I'm p. DE L. HILLIARD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

PAPER NovELs-2.O0O titles.
Best authors, 500-50c reduced to
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
For Ladies.

We have received our full
stock of spring Footwear.
The latest styles in Kid and
Russell Slippers. Lace, straps
and nullifiers. All widths
and prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
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AtWater|oo.

Some critics attribute part of the
blame for Napoleon sdefeat at Water
loo to good shoes. That is, the Ger
man Field Marshal Blucher's army
was so well shod, with good wearing,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
For Men.
-A@@@-

"Wolfson's" own brand, Bal.
and Congress, $500 Shoes. All
style toes. Our leader.
A full line of Burton and Pack
ard. Correct shape shoes" Kan
CARGO, Cordivan, Calf, Russet and
Patent leather for Spring wear,
S., 90 and 5000. rs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Spot the Traitors.

Some weeks ago We made mention
or the fact that 5 me people who the
Silver Party had been very kind IN
n'o gone out OF their way to defeat
ne Silver Party in Lyon this year.
we have been asked many time. who
these parties were, aud the i f,rma-
tlon has finally been demanded. That
we may not be accused Of misrepres-
entlng the wrong parties the state
ment is now made that w, J. Harris
Henry Wood, 0 of Rene. and Nick
fraeter OF Virginia, all pretending to
oe good silver men, were working in
thls county for one or more independ-
eht candidates., thereby injuring the
t'cket TO h best of their ability
Lyon County Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
a Reporters Detective Work.

For some months past tue Western
O"loh Company in New York hay.
been trying to locate some wire tan.
pers who got racing news inst a little
ahead Of anyone else.
Bob Davis. formerly of this city. was
put on the case by the New YORK
Journal, and in a few DAYS located
the place where the wires were tapnpd
n the two men who had m]anipu-
lated the scheme are now in the
Tomhs.
The me who stole the news from
the wires. selected a place where the
wires ran just over a chimney and
ran their wires down the chimney
mt" a room below. There was ALWAYS
a fire in the oom where some resin
Gus substance was burning and the
smoke obscuret the wires.
Bob rot in with the sharners NV
claiming that he was a hayseed SNORT
from Genoa, Nevada, and used to
Train horses on Frey's ranch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Cut This Out and Keen Il.

ID Scientific American gives this
recelpe which the whole world should
kno": At the first Indications of
d~iphtherta in the throat make the
room close, then take "A tin cup and
pour Into it an equal quantity of tar
and ~turpentina, then hold the Gun
over the fire so as to fill the room
with fumes. The patient on inhaling
the Tunes will cough out the MEM
matter and diphthe1ia will
pass on. n fumes OF the tar and
turpentine loosen the throat and TINS
afford the relief that has baf1ed the
skill of physicians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
The Ar Shin.

Ever SINCE a ltzht WIS sern in the
SKY ahov- S,cra nento anl il was
Supposed that an air ship Wac float
the natives Of Carson have e y,
their roofs and gazed out of windows
uhtli IL O'Clock each night waiting
for "A visit from the aerial mystery
put have waited in vain s mo
Shines they m~s-cons,rued Mars and
Venus, and the ligk. from the sitting
stars caused them to hold theil breath
waiting for the ~searchlight to peen
over the hills.
Saturday night the long looked for
event vas supposed to have occurred
n many men Of iepute saw the
hlckering light travelling toward the
Pacific Ocran. Those who went
home with Joy in their heart, thinking
they had seen the rgg-shaped invader
may have tired feeling when they
learn that they may have seen some
thing on the aine layout as Reno-a
star behind a cloud.
me funny men were seer in the
vicinity Of Never's ranch with q FIRE
haloon on Saturday night. but Of
couree balloons are used to lie on the
ground.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Fairs Victims.

1tr efday the APPEAL received = let.
Ter from d gentleman il M ntana in
WHICH ne 'i'"'tl Us III fact thai he las
ieao III APPEAL eXt.use of the muir.
oer u Fred smith 10y on- OF Fairs
as3assins, *nd Says lie can corrobor
ate every word f it. The APPEAL, has
received sev"ral letters from rart,es.
ADDING what fh.v know ab ut the
slllias OF Fred Smith. but they send
hothlng new as II rule. Our Mon
'ana corresponds NJ, however, saws
that Fair hired Bill Printess to XIII a
man tanned KING,
Well this Is another one Of Fairs
VlctlAs, new TO us. We have hea,
''i'' however by IA man perfectly re-
spohslhle and an old resident of he
C"instock that Fatr vas Responsible
LOT Tie death Of SIX men. S. m. 81 thu
statements made by our NJ ,ntapa cor
espohdeh would hardly u to prin,
Wltaout considerable confederation
Oae Tact h is quite INFER, sting to
the APPEAL, is Il statement bv HIM
'hd' ne ne the man in Astoria who
WAS ~lntrnsfei by Fair with 81, 900 for
5ir APPEAL, and WHO skipped out with
the money. He admitted that he took
1t he considered it not the
proper thing tn ask a Republican
newspaper to support a Democratic
c''nu1date for Senator. 10 this he was
quite correct, iiIt we never had tre
silSh'est KICK coming from the fac,
that be skipped to Oregon with the
money. He was a pretty good sort of
d fellow, as such men GO. and We
had much rather see him have tn.
Sl,ooo thai Fair. His name is with
feId from these columns, as its Dub
could only result in annov-
dnce 10 MS Innocent relatives.
We a further S ate that if anv.
ondy lhtrusts any person with money
TO Induce b APPEAL to fight its own
party III b interest Of an oprosinr
Candidate. they are quite welcome to
SKIP with n entire amount.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Presbyterian Sale and Social.

On Friday afternoon and evening
Dec. 18th, the ladies of the Presbv.
terrain Church will hold their ANNA,
CHRISTMAS sale at Armory Hall. No
admission fee in the afternoon tea
serVed free. A fine New England
supper will be served from s 70 ?
CLOCK and also at the close Of the
evening program. Full particulars
o' 'he evening entertainment later.
Admission % cents. Refreshments q
cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Fine Photographs.

4 Simas, the we'll known
San Francisco photographers will re-
main in Car~on but a short time
longer. The finest work at extreuo1r
low hgnres, Call and see SAMPLES
,'hd obtain some of their fine Cahinat
ahh Farls panels at cut rates. Stndio
opposite the Capitol on Carson St
nov 3 DIV.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
he jury Disagreed,

BRICK Mu!len's case zane before a
jury 10 Justice Hawthorne's Cont
yesterday. 1t appeared that he had
some trouble in the Magnolia and
was 'hrown out. On the sidewalk he
INDUCED in some language loud
ehouRh for a race track. He was ar
rested for disturbing the peace. and
the jury disagreed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
About the Diedge.

we nav. Noticed several items. OF
late. IT our exclanecs, about the
propos of dredging the Ca, o
river being a failure, aud that the
company was to be reorganized and
the river fiumeJ. One of our ex-
Changes go so far as to state that it
VIII lost about 100000 to fume the
river and that lumber has already
Been Ordered t. hegin the work, and
mat this is an3ther evidence Of pros
perity siuce McKinley's election.
We interviewed the Supt. Of the
comp ny this week and from him
learned that the above is all bosh.
n river is not going to be funnel,
no lumber has been purchased for
that purpus1, and there is no talk of
reorganiZing. The facts oil the case
are that the dredging plant now on
the river is a success, so far "a dredc-
ing the material is concerned. What
has been an obstacle is to save the
value in the material after it is taken
from the river. To do this the com.
pany put in quite an extensive con-
centratlng plant to catch the sui
phurets, and it has elite a lot Of these
sulphurets on hand. TO work these
a teaching or syanide plant will have
10 be put up, and this is what the
company is going to do as soon as il
a raise the money required.-Lyon
Coun ty Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08

AFent-CorrespOndent wanted fo,
carson City and surrounding towns
20 lock up busiress for monthly and
weekly trade papers; newspaper man
with "Nose' for news and husi,ess
can make good salary on commission
basls; exceptionable opportunitv il.
only good man wanted reference with
Application. Address, at once p,rp
Usher 1907 Bennett Building. New
York. w."
1rib cures bruises and sprains.
Inc next attraction in the show lima
will be a home talent opera.
A dog got mixed up in the Canito,
renee yesterday and quite a crowd
assembled before he Was released.
hooert Rountree's burlesque, "The
virtues OF Love-" will be produced At
Inc Episcopal Church Christmas Eve
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Mrs, Guinan is recovering.

MRS. Guinan is recovering.
Money ia juggling in the tax box.
Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Mrs Chas. Friend is in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Julia DUNCAN is visiting in
Carson.
Heavy Vienna underwear all WOO,
at Joe Platt's.
Mrs Shepard, who has been III. Il
convalescent,
Genuine Eastern Picked Pork at
Walsh & Wylie's
General Clarke was among Sun
days departures.
Frank Rivers de parted for Frisco
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dave SMALL is VISITING in
Washoe Valley.
VIM. by Doaue was somewbat
better yesterday.
Twelve people joined the Presbv.
terrain Church Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Bonnifield returned from
WInnemucca Sunday afternoon.
Wales Averill is improving and
and will 5000 return to the J,aka
LosT:-A gold glove bu,tonar
Finder please return to this office.
Tinney's hay yard barns, recently
destroyed by fire, have been rebuilt.
Holman House Boquet and G. Fl
cato cigars at Muller & Richardson's
Ed Lee, Tire Carson Salvationist.
Will travel with the Beck Jubilee
singers
Inc Salvation Army wound NC their
engagement with Carson sin ners last
night.
Bliss who was arrested for a
"Vag' Saturday, was turned loosa
he followed the passenger train to
Reno.
Alfred Murray a thrown from a
Morse and had his arm broken at
Mevets ranch yesterday mornip @
weekly Murray denies the above.
Mrs. Baker, of Virginia. arrived
saturday and will spend the Winter
with Mrs L A. Herrick.
Mrs. Kinkead has a pneumatic fri.
'!c'e constructed on the same prin- :
'ipie as a bicycle, only that if does '
reqnlre the side of a buildino 70
support it. c
"A good comfortable easy chair i, O r
rouse makes your guest feel At ease
gives him a pleasant i'm .-oss;,, :,
VI ms surroundings. " can ,et =.
"7S7 sort or chairs Of Gee kitzmyer a
ii you're in a hurry for groceries t.
here's always a wagon at vonr door n
eady to bring them t. you. We have b
Verythlng that's choicest in GROC- 1
MES TABLE LUXURIES, WINES ii
Lots Of danties not found i, tt
'her stores Prices no higher han
gu viii pay for inferior goods O.
walsh q Wylie, The Nevada Bows ~
10 Care a Cold In One Day We
axe Laxative Bronze Quiniue Tab. nc
%: All druggists refund the honey al
fails to cure. 25c. o.z
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08
Penmanship.

+. Nesse, teacher of penmapshin
Will begin Il two months course in
RAPID business writing aud figures
on Tuesday evening the "a, inst. at
the HIGH School building. He will
also teach a day class during the
hours of school. Terms: To school
children so cents a Month. eyenino
class SO, SO a month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08

a good many people are kicking
because the Prince of Wales smokes
% cigars. The APPEAL is sorry thew
uon cost SIS. If a clever tobacco man
III London can palm off ordinary mir
cigars on his Royal Nibs and oct
% APIECE the country isn't going to
suffer by it.
IL News Letter thinks tina. it will
some a be necessary for the mob TO
invade the office of the Examiner
an throw its type and presses into
Tue street. This is exactly what was
done in early times with the Neus
Letter. and the proprietor received
neavy damages from the CITY.
The fifty-fourfh Congress was raae-
sembled Yesterday ard President
cleveland sent his annual MESSAGE.
Before sdjourning Senator Call intr,-
duced a joint resolution askino that
the United States recognize the inde-
pendence of Cuba.
Another Nevada girl bids fair f.,
oooo'he prominent in the social world
IL from New York announ.
g 'he engagement Of Madeline Rom
.ph oi Reno, New, to Baron Gujdouon
Nl'hp'sch' He is young, handsome.
r. ,'ie ana a large pan of dough-.
IL 'he foreign noblemen would inves-
ue"'" ''e elalhs OF the Nevada girls
'ney "ou'd never look anywhere else
Judge Hawthorne is h candidate. for
oefgeant-at-arms Of the Senate u
lett the Republican party for the Sill
Yer party, and although defeated far
DUu'hatlon' he stood pat by silver
through the campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08

"nen baDy was sick. we gave her cas,o-;.
when She was a Child. she cried for Castor;.
"heh she became hiss, she chung to Castor;,
Vheu she bad Children. che On xa .h.,,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-08

Hume Yerington' will, form . .
partnership with c. E. Heath in the
insurance business,