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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23
Letter from MIR. BraxtOn.

The following letter, which came to hand,
unfortunately, late-contains the views OF the
Hon. E. NJ. Braxton, Representative of the
Fredericksburg District
Mr. Braxton anticipated the action of the
Executive Committee 10 calling State Con
vention, and, as will be seen, ne lays great
stress pom the importance Of preserving unity
in our State organization. -PetersCurg lndee
WASHINGTON, May Is 1872.
DEAR SIR: In reply to your letter touching
Presidential matters. [ would merely say, that
the peace and quiet of the Virginia people,
should be the first consideration with all that
feel sincere interest 10 their happiness, and
as the welfare of Virginia greatly depends upon
the supremacy of the Conservative party with
| in her limite nothing should be done, or left
unregarded that would lead to a division of
that party, and thereby place power once more
in the hands of the Radical party. Virginia
is now in the Federal Union, where in my
opinion she will remain she must nevertheless,
think, act and take care of herself In accordance
with her own judgment, as to what will best
promote her domestic tranquility and future
prosperity Virginia interest should not be
ieopardized by national question, the solution
of which can be of little advantage to her peo-
pie, so long as the Radical party maintain the
coptrol of the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives of the United States. We can not
afford to lose the control of our State no matter
orho as President 1t seems to me therefore
in view Of the Presidential surroundings, a
State Convention of the Conservative party
should be called, to give expression to the
feelings, sentiments and desires OF our people
whose judgment and decision, | am sure, will
be accepted by every true son of Virginia, as
the path Of duty in this important period OF
our country's history. Very truly yours,
ELLIOTT NJ. BRAXToN.
Council OF RED MEN-The Great Council
fire was kindled in Lynchburg on the 18th in
slant There was full representation from
all the Tribes in this jurisdiction with one ex.
ception. No previous session OF this grand
body has been marked with more harmony.
Many very important changes we're made in
the general laws (which will probably work
hardship to none" but result in good to all.
The session was brief but very laborlous At
ter the transaction of considerable business the
Great Council fire was quenched on the morn
ing of the 18th about o'clock
The success of this Order is no longer mat
ter of doubt. We find that there are. now ID
the United State 4OC Tribes in good working
order. The total membership is about So, 5000.
Total amount paid into these Tribes during
the past year reaches the sum of $500, Sc. 81.
A portion of this amount was expended as toll
lows: For the relief of distressed members,
$5l, S2l %; for the relief of distressed widows
of deceased members, Sl,5SO.
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NO. 81 PRINCE ST,
Between Union and Water streets)
Wish to inform their friends and the public
generally that they have received an additional
stock Of imported goods,
WINES, LIQUORS, etc,
and offer the following articles a: the lowest
prices: Best Lager Beer and Reading Ale,
klein Wine Madeira do, Port do, Sherry do,
Clarct do, Catuwba do, Champagne do, French
Brandy, Plum do, st. Croix Rum, Jamaica do,
KumeI and Bitters, Whiskeys of all kinds
Holland Gin, Swiss Cheese Limburger, Hol-
land and Green do, Westphalia Sausage Hol-
land Herring, Russia Caviar, Sardnes, French
Mustard, Tobacco and Segars my l4-tf
4 ELLINGTON HOME SCHOOL FOR
n YOUNG LADIES,
No 60 South Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
House formerly occupied by Mr.Zeph English
Miss ELIZABETH 2. RIVERS,
Principal.
Refers 70: Rev. J. J. Bullock, DID, and Col.
c. +. Suttle, Alexandria, Va; Anderson Armis-
tead, Judge VIM. F. Giles Mrs. George Pat
terson, John S. Tyson, and c. Hughes Arnlis-
tead of Baltimore. app
EOR SALE-The subscriber wishing to retire
IL from the fishing business will sell, at pri-
vate sale, his entire outfit on Mr: Elias Hore,s
shore. consisting in part Of SEINE, ROPE,
BOATS, OARS, HOGSHEADS, aud all imple
ments connected with 4 large and well fitted
fishery. For information call on or address Mr..
+. A. HORE. at the fishery, or JOSEPH +.
RAMSEY, Baltimore, Md. my l4-2w'
NEW WALL PAPERS.
The largest and best selected stock of WALL
PAPERS and DECORATIONS ever offered
in this cty-new designs selected with great
care from the best manufacturers.
All orders for Papering private or public
buildings promptly executed with artistic skill.
The many years experience makes me conf
dent of giving satisfaction to all who nay favor
me with their patronage. J: P. CLARKE,
ape No. 158 King street. Alexa.
TPHOLSTERY.-Th subscriber is now
" fully prepared to do all kinds of RE-
PAIRING and UPHOLSTERlNG WORK
the entire satisfaction of all who may favor him
with work He will also attend to putting down
Carpets and repairing Mattresses.
my lin No. IA n. Fairfax st.
BARGAINS IN HARDWARE and CUT
- LERY, at IS King street, corner of Royal.
The subscribers have on hand large stock of
goods in their line, which were bought before
the great advance in prces-all Of which they
Will sell NJ Slilhll OL CosL.
A trial is all we ask Call and see.
my II j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
BAGS BAGS, BAGS
Having taken the agency of large Eastern
Bag Mandatory, we shall keep constantly on
hand good assortment of GRAIN SACKS,
which we offer to the trade on the most favorable
terms. NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
NH Is No. South wharves.
T UMP PLASTERl LUMP PLASTER!
IL LUMP PLASTER
To arrive, per schrs Skylark, II w Foster and
D B Everett, cargoes of SOFT BLUE WIND
SOR PLASTER. Will be pleased to sell from
vessels at market rates.
my 13-tf w. A. SMOOT, Shoots wharf.
~ W. X E E R l.,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY, MECHANICS TOOLS,
NAILS, &c.
Also Housefurnishng Goods,
Wooden Ware and
Japanncd Tin Ware.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

STRAWBERRIES AND PEAs.-A move! scnne
was exhibited on Market square yesterday at
ternoon. Some thirty five or forty wagons,
loaded With strawberries and peas, We're crowd
ed together near the ferry Wharf. So great
was the rush that one of the wagons was driven
against another and completely ''tclescoped,
and the mules drawing it were slightly injured.
On inquiring the cause of all this crushing and
iammiDg together of wagons We learned that
they had come from the wharf of the New
York steamer. which was loaded to her fullest
capacity and could take on no more cargo
These wagons were awaiting their turn to be
carried over to Portmouth Tor the transfer of
their loads to the Baltimore and Philadelphia
steamers.
We are Informed that the ferry gates on the
Portsmouth side were closed so as not to allow
the egress of wagous-the Baltimore boat hav
ing on full load. A large quantity of straw
berries and peas was left behind. These will
be shipped to-day Later in the season all
these berries would be spoiled before they
reached New York, but there is not much dan
ger of this now. We will soon be in the height
of the trucking season and it will be necessary
for our truckers to have every facility for the
shipment Of their produce. We hope we shall
not again hear of such state of affairs as that
which existed yesterday afternoon. -No1Jolk
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23
A ELLINGTON HOME SCHOOL FOR
n YOUNG LADIES,

EOR SA LE-The subscriber wishing to retire
Il from the fishing business, will SELL at pri-
vate sale, his entire outfit on Mr. Elias Hore,s
shore consisting in part Of SEINE, ROPE,
BOATS, OARS, HOGSHEADS, aud all imple--
ments connected with large and well fitted
fishery. For information call on or address Mr..
E. a. HORE. at the fishery, or JOSEPH +.
RAMSEY Baltimore Md. my l4-2w*
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tOnlac river
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and Fancy Planes for sale
i wholesale and retail by
mz23 J. E GARLIN s. SONS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17

PiT1sBuRa, Nov. --Monon gahala
ave feet three inches. about stationary.
Weather growing cold No arrivals.
Mary Dsvage departed for H. Louis, and
Henry Prob.sco for Cincinnati.
EyANsvILLs, Nov. Weather cold
ard cloudy. Mercury 20 to 81 River
risen thirteen inches, and Is stationary.
Port list--Down: Chsrmcr 4 p IN; City
Of Cairo | am; Sam J Hale 4; B. H.
Hurd pm; Arlington 8; Grey Eagle 8.
Up: Fayette 8 AIN Florence II Nash
will. pm. Business active.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 16.-River falling,
with II inches on Harpeth shoals.
Weather cool and clear.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. .lG.-No arrivals.
Departed; Mary Huston for Louisville;
John Kyle and II. Z. Yaeger, st. Louis;
MayAower, Memphis. Weather clear and
warm.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. ls.-The river block
AIDED by ice at this point at noon to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l8.-Arrived vicks-
burg, Keokuk; City Of Chester and Legal
Tender, Memphis; Atlantic, New Orleans.
Departed: Bertrsm, for Keokuk Grand
Tower, Memphis; Kellogg, Cairo Mary
Alice, Now Orleans Exporter, Arkansas
river Y. W. Strader, vicksburg. River
falling, weather cloudy and cold.
VIcKsDuRs, Nov. i6.-Down James
Howard and Gov. Allen. Up: Au-
chitta Belle and Fannie Lewis. Weather
clear and cool. River falling
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17

$4,000 for domestic missions for the en-.
suing year. Among them are the follow
ing Oregon, $1,000! Pittsburg, $3.50 ;
Rocky Mountains, $4,000; st. Louis,
5000; Southeastern Indiana, $4,000;
Southern Illinois, Si4, 900; Tennessee, sll, :.
600; Upper Iowa, $500 West Virginia,
$500; West Wisconsin, 81, oCo; Wiscon-
sin, $4,000; Wyoming, $1,000; Arizona,
$1,000, and New Mexico $1,000.
SNOW.
WHgyLISo, Nov. lG.-lt has been
showing almost steadily all day. Wealth
or very cold. On account of the horse
disease, coal can hardly be obtained for
love or money, and fears Of suffering on
this score arc entertain cd.
SNOW STORM.
KINGSTON, On, Nov. ie-A snow
storm prevails here and several steamers,
propellors and schooncn have been com.
PEELED to put back.
six INCHES or SNOW.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 16--Six inches
Of snow fell tonight.
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HORSE PLAGUE.
HORSE PLAGUE.
BUSINESS ALMOST SUSPEND
ED IN LOUISVILLE.
THE MALADY CONTIN UES IN
NEW YORK.
NO ABATEMENT IN THE EPIC
OTTO IN MILWAUKEE,.
[Reported Espe cially for the Bullctin.l

[Reported Especially for the Bullctin.l
NEW YORK, Nov. lG.-The dropsy
malady among horses continues and is Of
very fatal type, stablenen, however,
think the worst has passed in this city and
neighborhood. Commodore Vanderbilts
Mountain Boy died yeste day.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. &c. The epizootic
still RACES in this city with little or no
signs of sbs:ing, and reports from the in.
terror show it to be- spreading through the
state. It's almost impossible to find teams
to transfer baggage from hotels to the de-
pot. A funeral procession passed through
the streets yesterday the hesrse heing
drawn by oxen.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l6~-Ttc horse dis.
ease has stopped nearly all business. A
few horses and mules are unaffected
Oxen are being used for freight transi,
throughout the city. Volunteer compa
MES Of citizens have been organized in al
wards OF the city 70 draw engines TO tn,
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the Disappearance Of tho epidemic. II is
believed to be passing away now, and the
disease il assuming a milder type, and
there are now but few fatal case'.
LoUIsvILLg, Nov. lG.-Tbe epizootic
still prevalent. Ok and donkey teams
substituted; light wagons are hauled by
men. Coal has advanced to 81 per load,
~ being charged for delivery. Railroads
are refusing to receive freight for deliv-
cry here; great inconvenience resulting
from the disease. Citizens pulled the en-
gines to fire to-day and last night. The
plan worked well, extinguishers being used
freeley.
wAsnIsoroS, Nov. l6.-Horses gener-
ally seem 10 be improving, About two
thirds Of the usual number Of street cars
were on several lines TO day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
FOREIGN.
EUGENE HOLDS a FETE AT
CHISELHURST.
THE POPE DECLlN ES TO RECEIVE
HIS ANNUITY FROM THE lTAL-
IAN GOVERN MENT.
ETC.
ETC, ETC,

Reported Especially for the Bulletin.l
rUGrSIEs PETE.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Emprcss Eugene
held fete at Chiselhurst yesterday.
Many visitors were present from Paris. A
number of regiments stationed at Yer.
salles sent boqueis.
AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPH.
A banquet in celebration of the opening
Of tho Australian telegraph was given at
Cannon Streets hotel last night, at which
three hundred persons were present.
SEIZURE OF ARMS.
PARIS, Nov. Ii -Twenty.three cases Of
Marseilles rifles, which were intended to
be sent to Carlis,s now in Spanish pro-
vinces, have been seized at Perpiqean by
the authorities Of that town.
U. s. WAR STEAMER.
, The Y. s. war steamer Shenandoah has
arrived at Marseilles, and will shortly
sail for Tunis.
THE POPEs ANNUITY.
ROME Nov. l6.-Signor Zollo, minis
ter of finance, has addressed al OFF,
cial communication to the pope, guaran-
teeing the payment to his Holiness of the
annuity voted to him by the italian par
Lament. Cardinal Antonelli has sent a
reply to the minister, informing MIN that
the pope declines to receive the annuity,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
A NANDCHILD BRUTALITY
MURDERED.
ETC.
ETC

[Reported Especially for the Bulletin.l
YOUSD GUILTY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1G.-Tbe Louisville
Presbytery rendered a verdict OF guilty
against Rev. DR.. Gilbert ii. Robertson on
the charge Of drunkenness, lasciviousness
and fslsebood, and sentenced him to be de-
posed from the ministry and Suspended
from the privileges of the church, until he
shows repentance fitting him for member
ship.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. l5.-About lE3O
tonight trapese performer at Wilds
opera.houss, named Harry Maynard, was
shot and instantly killed by asporting wo-
man, named Minnie Fisher, who is
now 10 custody. 1. is claimed that the
sho, was accidental.
EMBEzZLER ARRESTED.
New York, Nov. l6.-Charlcs King
ha. been arrested in this city, charged with
embezzling $50, 900 while manager for the
Arm Of Corcorsn L. Co, at Rio Janeiro.
BRUTAL MURDER.
PErERsBoRo, Ont, Nov ia lsborsl
named Briton, who was working for 1
farmer named Payne, near Stoney Lake
murdered his wife, crushing her head in
and cut the throat Of . child Of Paynes
The murderer was arrested and narrowly
escaped lynching.
BOLD ROBBERY.
TIrusvILLE, PA, Nov. l6.--The resi-
dence Of John Watson, one mile from thii
city, was entered last evening, immedi
ately after dark, by five masked men, who
after binding each member Of the family
compelled Mr. Watson to open his safe
from which $4,000 Was taken, after which
he was likewise found and the robber
made good their escape The unfortunate
ones were not liberated until after mid
night. No clue to the perpetrators.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i6, sp -Proba-
bilities-1n the Northw west and on Upper
lakes and from thence to the Cult and
South Atlantic coast high barometer,
clearing and cold weather, with north
westerly winds veering to northerly and
easterly. On the gulf and lower lakes
and thence over the Middle states north.
westerly winds with occasional light
snow and high barometer, weather clear
ing by Tomorrow. In England south.
essterly TO nor,hwesterly winds, partly
clearing weather and light snow tonight
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
ARKANSAS SEVEN HUN.
DRED.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM DIFF
FERENT STATES.

reported Especially for the Cairo Bulletin
THE VOTE IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. l5-The Gazette
publishes the returns, official and unofiicisl,
from every county in the state, which give
Baxter majority of over 700 for governor.
RIcHMosp, Nov l6.-Ofiicial returns
from all counties but one, give Grant
1875 majority. The county to hear from
is reported to have given Greeley 100 ma.
jority.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF DELAWARE.
WILMISoToS, Nov. l6.-Oficial vote
of Delaware gives Grant eos majority,
and LoAand, Republics- for congress, S52
majority.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
RIVER NEWS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. l5.-Clear and cold
River falling. Departed; Shannon and
Andy johnson, for New Orleans Potomac,
and ArmAdilic, for Cincinnati; Batesvillo,
for White river; Fort Gibson, for Arkan.
sas river; st Louis Bella, Pike, Andy John.
son will tow the Katie to New Orleans for
repairs.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l6.-River falling
s feet s inches canal; 3 feet 5 inches chute
Weather clear and cold; mercury ranged
81 to 80. Arrived, Mallic Rsgon, Cairo'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MOVE IN WALL STREET TO
ADVANCE THE PRICE OF
GOLD.
SNOW STORMS ALONG THE
LAKES.
ETC, ETC,
ETC.

lReported Especially for the Bulletin.l
ANOTHER WALL STREET RUuOR.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l8.-The Democrat
New York special says a movement IL ru-
mored to Ne on foot in Wall street to al.
vance tho price OF gold or 10 cents The
largest operators in the street are Jay
Gould, Henry N. Smith, Rufus Hatch and
others, among the rest, are said to DO in
this bull combination. They are trying to
lock up at least $40, 0Oo,O 600 OF coin just be-
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CRIME.
REV. GILBERT II. ROBERTSON
FOUND GUILTY.

BOLD ROBBERY AT TITUSvILLE
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22

BISHOP Bros. have just received large
and fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such as Ferina,
Pinaud and Wright's Colognes, Lubin's
and Phalon's Extracts. Florida Water,
Pomades, Hair OIL, Cold Cream, Creme
de lis, Laird's Bloom OF Youth, Bazin's
Tooth Paste, Steinberger's Glycerine.
Honey and Elder Flower Soap, Lubin's
Soaps, etc., ETC., etc., which, together
with full stock of Chemicals and Medi-
clnes, they are selling at the lowest mar
ket prices.
Is ALL CASES, OF whatever nature, DR..
D. Ii. Whepley guarantees sure cure.
N cases OF venereal diseases, piles of
long standing, chronic diseases, etc., a
cure is effected without the use of mer-
curry. lie cures piles in short space of
time. Consultation strictly confidential,
Office at Mrs. Pyless Lodging House
Room No. 5. - a.
Tax PAYERS, ATTENTION. Treasurer
Philips desires us to Impress upon tax
payers the Importance of paying their
taxes without delay, as but few days
eapse before taxes become delinquent,
and additional costs will he added.
Money will be saved by making prompt
payments. n l2t. n 25,
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment OF pure drugs
and patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods. paints. oils, turpentine,
lamp chimnies, etc. o2-1m
IMPORTED HAVANA Cigars of the fol-
lowing brands can be had at Wilson &
salomons': Flor de Morales, La Presi-
denta, Villar de Villar, Ell Rio Sella,
and other brands. Also stationery and
news matter. Peg o20
CIRCULATING LrBRARY.-Folk & Levin
on Main street have just received the
latest and best publications at their ex-
tensive circulating library, and they offer
H TO the public at % cents per volume.
Call and see them. i..ts 4 a.i = 10, "a.
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had ut BurraQe's
Drug Store, Main street, directly oppo-
site Lacour street. Ji lE..Al Ito2.lm
CUTTING L Co.'S California Canned
FRUITS, Jellies and Jams are far superior
70 all other brands. For sale by ali first
class grocers.4 e. 'L.t - ~ -
y. wIEDERHoLDs Circulating Library,
nam street. q Also, Cigars, tobacco, sta
aW9nery, etc.. etc. Opposite the foot OF
meadow Valley street, ! ffrFfFz- T's.s.
A pleasant hour may be passed at
tS,ancy's Saloon. where all the papers are
Aept on file for the use Of patrons. n16
all kinds Of lamps, Jessep's steel,
sn IN nails, &c.. at J. J. Halpin 4
w. 8. east side Main street. o29
Correct Geographical Time at W. Man.
PP,ns,s !: Jevelry Store, opposite Wells,
FARGO q Co. 9. an, - oc1G.lm
HARRY HOLMES will attend to all order
81, otsd paper hanging. Apply at the RECORD
A'0' itttl hih ,al 9aa e. MOI.
sis '-'a ne A''' "'a'sa' + ! Asu,x . ,nos
Cranberry Sauce At
,W0OYAo S.ASHM BROS
and cA.. snit t. Substantial
~ ''-ils4 g. AsHIM BROS.
s. AsatM / BROS.
'"''rn" ".'. s-lt Pickle. -! e
niS cAed Pigs Feet At 49,.
e,g,tI .l'f#,tnS 3. A6H1M & BROS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22

CAVALIER J. B. E., office adjoining F. Wheeler
4 Co.'S.
SIDES B. f., at Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express,
Assayers, ~
CAHIIL John, ~ Beene's drug store, Main 1t.
Cook X. M, opposite Phoebe works.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22
CHECK LOST.

~ SATURDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER IT,
s ns.o drawn in favor Of Edward Musrhv A AT
chscH pig cautioned against negotiating said
pioch, Hs payment either at Hamilton or
lesye i. ~. y. Seon stopped. The finder Will pIease
pio Irss feiks McAlpine's.
s'm EDWARD MURPHY.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22
TIN ROOFING


SAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN,
- forms the public Of Ficchs and vicinity that
he II now prepared to execute. 1t abort notice,
al orders for Tin Roofng and Rect Painting In
the best style and with all tie latest improve,
ments. Satisfaction guaranteed In eli eascs,
All Orders left at.the News Dsnot Of Charlea
wiederhoid, will receive prompt attention.
sef3.tf SAMUEL ". BARErM,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22

BOOMERANG, Banner Person, proprietor,
Meadow Valley ST., above Dexter stables.
CAPITAL SALOON, Mike McCluskey, proprietor,
Main street. adjoining F. Wheeler 4 Co. y
CAPITAL, Main street Bullionville, Ed Thomp.
son, proprietor
CLANcEY JAS, Main street, east side, above
above Meadow Valley st.
DRY VALLEY SALOON, John Mccall, Dry Valley.
FuLKs McALPIN Meadow Valley street, adjoin.
ing Dexter stables.
HAMILTON Il. Main street, I'D looming Wells Fargo.
HEADQUARTERS SALOON, j. E. Lucas, agent,
Panaca Flat,opposite old Meadow Valley once
Honrberg G., shooting gallery. old Hurdy House,
opposite Lacour. ',&
LYNCH, j. c., corner Main and Lacour ct
MAGNOLIA, Bullionville, J. G. Williams, prop'r.
OCCIDENTAL, Bulhonville, Converse McMa.
hon, proprietors.
PEARL HOUSE, Banner 4 Pierson proprietofs.
Main ST., next to Felsenthals.
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, west side Main street
above Lacour ST., Schustrich Klein, prop "a,
RIALTo SALOON, Gray h Co., proprieters, Mead,
ow Valley street, near Main at.
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERY, Goedicke h Schmidt
proprietors. Lacour ST., below John Roeder's.
WAND P. H., southwest corner Main and Mead.
ow Valley streets.
WILKINS D., Lacour street. above postofice.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22
Hotels and Resta urants,

ARCADE CHOP HOUSE, 8. Higgins, proprietor
east side Main street, next to Halpin's
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT Gill Pryor, pro.
prietors, Meadow Valley st., near Main st.
GRAMBs' HOTEL, Mrs. Grambs, proprietress,
Main ST., east side below Meadow Valley st.
LAGRUE's RESTAURANT, next to Theatre Meadow
Valley street. -rt-I r :.
EVANSVILLE HOTEL, Mrs. Pascoe propyietress.
Main street, opposite Record office.
MEADOW VALLEY LoDaISG HOUSE, Mrs. u. A,
Caldwell, Proprietoress, Meadow Valley It,,
adjoining Theatre.
MINERS BOARDING HOUSE, Fanny Cashmsn pro-
proprietres, Panaca Flat. ..I'-F.
NATIONAL, P. Trapet proprietor, Main street,
opposite +. Wheeler Co.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, Bullionville Geo. B.
Curchill proprietor.
WLMANs HOUSE, d. I. Wilmane, proprietor.
Main street. opposite Record office.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22

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