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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

Peavine silver Mining Company
Location of Works Ely District, Lincoln County,
Nevada.-Notice is hereby given, that at meet.
ing OF the Board Of Directors held on
the 18th day of May, 1873, an assess.
ment tNo. A. of Twenty five Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary at the office of the company,
No. 426 montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF june.
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 18th day of July 1879,
70 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors
G. +. BALLOON, Secretary,
Office-No. 426 Montgomery street, San Fran.
eisco' CALIFORNIA, up stairs. mylstd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

To BE VOTED ON.-The question Of
granting a subsidy to railroads, as pro-
vided by an act Of the Montana Legisla-
ture, is to be submitted to vote Of the
people. in the counties interested, at the
next general election in August.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

The Japanes Government is about to
establish on engineering college in the
city OF Yeddo. Attached to the college
there is to be a technical workshop and
chronological museum.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

The New Endowment says an unusu-
ally large number of strangers are in Salt
Lake, and they are coming daily, from
east and west.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

CRIcKETs have appeared in immense
numbers in Deer Lodge Valley, Mon
tana, and the farmers are in despair and
the Indians are delighted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

The tree upon which Tarpey was hung
near Monterey, CAL. has been cut down
by his friends.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

BAR mining between Idaho and Fall
river, COL, is quite active. Several par
ties are meeting with success.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

BUEL, Nevada, is the port of entry for
the fourishing mining district named
Lucin, on the western border of Utah.
the mines being all in that Territory, and
the town about half mile beyond the
boundary line. The Corinne Reporter
thinks Buel is destined to be town of
considerable importance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

PRoGREssINa.-By next week thirty
five teams will be at work on the Salt
Lake, Sewer Valley and Phoebe Railroad,
and the Superintendent expects to be
able to grade half mile a day. New
Endowment
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

IT has just occurred to Kentucky
woman to sue the father of her five chill
dren for breach of promise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

The Salt Lake Herald publishes card
denouncing the Sewer Mining District in
Southern Utah as blk,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

A TELESCOPE has been erected which
brings the moon within eighty miles of
the earth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

II. J. BIDLEMAN, of Austin, has been
stricken with paralysis.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

The Virginia Chronicle hears it stated,
on pretty good authority, that the man
agement of the Belcher mine is about to
pass into the hands of New York capi
talists. Nine and ten per cent per
month interest, with almost a certainty
of continuing year or more, would send
Belcher up to high figures on Wall street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

Hence, argues the World, "if pres
Ont vitality were test of future growth,
Methodism and Catholicism are dying
faiths, and Mormonism is thriving and
living faith" The general result, at the
same ratio of respective increase, through
the present and the next two decades,
would be as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

WORK has been resumed on shaft No.
/ of the Sutro Tunnel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18
Probate Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Seventh Judicial District, County of Lincoln,
state of Nevada-State Of Nevada, County OF
Lucoln.-ln the matter of the Estate Of ED
WARD 0'HARE, deceased. Notice for Publica.
ton Of Time Appointed for Proving Will. ETC.
Pursuant to an order of said Court. made ON the
18th day OF May, A. D. 1873, notice is hereby
given, that saturday, the 3lst day of May,
the Court Room of said Court, at the town Of
Phoebe, in the county Of Lincoln, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving the
will of said Edward O'Hare. deceased, and for
hearing the application of JOHN DONOHUE
for the issuance to him Of letters testament
ary-when and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated May II, 1873.
49,, By order Of Court:
us. p. b. MILLER. Clerk.
- By NJ. HASFoRp. Deputy Clerk.
BISHOP L SABN,
Attorneys for Petitioner. mylstd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18
THE FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
MORMONISM.

The New York World and the Salt
Lake Tribune havebeen exchanging idsas
in regard to the increase and future pros
poets OF MormonisE. The World gives
some astonishing figures, showing, by
comparative statistics, the growing
strength Of the Latter-Day Saints in
America through two decades-the adj
vance of Methodism, Romanism and
Mormonism being given a, follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

CHINESE WARFARE.-The Paris Temps,
in its Chinese correspondence, reports a
horrible fact which marked the surrender
to the Imperial troops of a city occupied
by the rebels. Sin-cheff, which had long
been in the hands Of the insurgents, has
fallen into the power Of the army II
but little blood was shed during the siege,
after the capitulation, all the defenders,
to the number of 600, were beheadei, al
though they surrendered voluntarily.
Each English adventurer in the service of
the Chinese army, and at the same time
correspondent for the Shanghae Courier
was present at the execution. All the
victims died courageously, eIc!aiming to
their butchers that their death would be
avenged By their children. Some of them
were unwilling to wait for that period,
and they threw themselves upon the sol
diers, Of whom they succeeded in killing
four, and wounding several with poignards
they had concealed in their sleeves.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

OK last Sunday Thomas Edward Gal
lagher, son of Thomas Gallagher. of Gold
Hill, aged 211s years, was drowned under
peculiarly distressing circumstances. 1t
appears that the little fellow was playing
about the rear OF the Gold Hill Quartz
Mill, when he accidentally fell into
tank containing three aud half feet of
water A man who was standing across
the street and saw the little fellow fail
into the tank, instead Of running at once
to the place and taking him out, went
into the mill to find some one TO whom
be could communicate the circumstances.
The amalgamator having been told of the
accident, spent some time in finding the
right tank. He said he thought the
chid's heart beat once or twice after he
was taken out of the water. The boy
was carried home and every possible
effort was made to recall him to life, but
in vain. The child was remarkably
bright and interesting little fellow, the
idol of the household.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

by the doctors, showed that the neck
had not been broken, and death resulted
from s.rangula.ion One Of the physi-
clans says that the suferings Of the nm
fortunate man must have been extreme.
RICHMOND, May 1G.
The inquest IN the duel case was con-
Guided tonight. The jury found q YER
dict that Mordecai came to his death by a
pis;o! shot wound, inflicted by McCarty,
and the seconds were accessories thereto.
The verdict also condemns the surgeons
for participating in the affair, and for
not given information to the police in
time to prevent it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27
North Gay Street Column.
ABOVE THE MARKET.)
Old Town Millinery House,
No. 25S North Gay street.
nAITiNonF

NVlLLlNEHI aud Ladies Furnishing Goods.
wi Bnnucts aud Hats changed to the latest
New York styles for less than half the cost OF
new ones. aud L. look as we'll. We have a fine
assottmcn, vi Flowers aud Feathers just ARR
we'd from New York t. which We invite your
attention. aud also ~ the Fall and Winter
Bauncts and Hats vt the Latest New York
STYLES. Ribbons. Ribbon Nelvcls. Vclvctccns.
Silk Velvet, aud silks.
~ ALL COLOKS.
Hose from t. o. cents and Baibrgeans 80. -
aud &, cents. Easllcs. breast cxtcntions. hoop
skirts. mcriur vests aud pantalcts collars cuffs.
lace collars aud scaris. nand Boxes gwen
away with zach Bonnet aud Hat Fine assert
meut vt Wooden "c,'is. Childreu's Cars. Bon
nets. coats. lccrius. sacks. Hecds. Ne. also
Ladirs Hoods. s..
rs- The above good, will bc sid cheap
e.- rlcasc cali and examine var Goods be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
Mus NJ Z. SKlFrEk 4 co.
July lV - N''th NaN ~.
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sURsCnIPTIONs.-Is1i.

NAaFHnis NaaAHiNr, one ycar..............sl 90
fteo lnfladst VfsTaymsnt ~ 4 :. postage by the
ratiishsFs.
saAfcF,FfiaHsi O. utAFsa's MAGAZINE. MEEEtr ani
NaGan, sifrsaf fer y.aT tto 90 or f,ro ~
HfrrsFs Ffrfaaeais O. addFsfs Ter war 81
frtred
A. kEfra CPS - sftsF ~ MaeAEtSE. wTEkLr 81
Hans Hsu q fnrffief gFais for snsrg Club y fVE
srnsrafsaAs 81 e. % sstA, ~ Fsrlf1Hes 5r Sif
cfst HsF 80 %, NifAssf erira cory Taliags lfgfs
- ~ Fstaerthfrt ~ ~ qfMcfs uarrf rfcsirtf.
hsek NaAAsrs can ~ smppiisd 81 any time
Camplsta set ~ MAnFMns MAaAEtxE. nos com.
psfana a. Nalames. 10 neaf cloth hindnE, will he sent
~ enpsss fsight ~ eKrense q purchaser Coz e. 3
- sslams Siarlf Fsiaarf, - mai leffraii, a. o.
CalA eAssa. faf hn1nn. - eenta. ~ mati, postpaid
N FessEs 90 MkaFsns Mtaantsn l. - cents year.
WhirA asst - pal1 81 Ne fNtfrritfF'f pest efhcc
AAasess BANTER HRurifEhs, New Yafh
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@Oetrp.
~ MEMORIAM.

Ring out, Wild bells to a " ild sly,
The dying cloud, the frosty light:
The year Is dying IN the night:
Rms cut, Wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old. ring In the new.
Ring, happy bells. across the SNOW
The year u gaing. let him 80:
Ring uui the false, ring In the true.
Ring out the grief that saps thr mind.
For those that hctc Ne see no more
Rtng cut the ftud ofrich aud poor.
Rims IA redress 60 all mankind
Ring cut slowly dying cause,
Aud ancient farms ofpafty strife.
Rms IN the nohlrr modes of lif,,
With sscct,T manners, PurrT laws
Ring out the Nani, the care. the sin.
The hithicss GOODNESS of the times.
Rms out. ring uut my mantntal Thy mes.
Hut rang thc fuller minstrel IA
Ring out fal.c pride la place and blood,
The civic siandet aud the spite
Ring IN tie love " truth aud 81 ght,
Rms m the common love u good.
Ring out old shapes " toui disease.
Rms nut ttc narrowing lust Of gold.
Rms uut the thousand wars 81 old.
kins IA the thousand years II Ivacr
Rus IN the valiant man aud free.
To- larger heat. the kiuihrr hand
Ring vut thr iarknrss ~ thu land.
Rms tn tho christ that - a. b..
rrasyion
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marry NEH iE.iR.

- T,uiuta.
Harry Ny~ Year. love HAPPY Nrs Nsaf
Isu fsity ftct came bouniihE uraf,
tsu itttie hand shut out the hsht
shut out The sunshine. cola and bfight
Tsu ruEui.h r4ts. ukv stars uu the sea
udrf thsif Ashrs laoatd du-n atme
Ia tender lps sac tie gt.stins drsf.
Harp Nc~ Year, love Harry Nss Nc.t''
otiy "us shmp.- ~ he .ot Srusnb halt
Aud The l'tit 81 had. ue.tiu. thrtt
unis size fay f.um the starry rtcs
Lighting ms uwu 18th sl,i surprise
AUD lo M taifs hAih fasuaaat
SAN A. tir s4uhtstn.- tfi ghfrr ilau they
Hut IL ec' H. hnk.uug shtsV roth sleas.
HAPPY ~ Near uapps N,s Nes
what bath ti- 800 Seaf b.,n. from th....
~ o. uit srI..t musiush
Aulr h..'ui fIuni t.s t..s las.
4 ttstIr l.et. ilun O.. f,fsaI1 say.
hand = ..c. m.u. shall clasp 90 ui..r.
\ love fn 1--we lu one u4trb lHfr--
~ mt hut mIrs uus stuii- afd traf.
Happ, SIS l.s. ihpr' N,a Nsar
WA t.sas. tli.s N,s N,.r urt. 81
NJ sFs.lfatkttl. u.4sta.It
\ el4sltt.l r.ai. 70 4. shtf 4.tl.
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\ i.aft a.r..lr o. m4fulruEt
\ ta'c thrr shi.Ieuas ..uly. "Ftacc
tt. psarl SO ..r. uh stu hiHst ieaf
Harps Nce IA HsII, N,~ y
EUdeg fads hl.s
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stBst lslPTiONs. 1874.
Ternsaa

mama NrHttt. onr trar......... .......Sa pu
~ % inrluis' prepayment &C : postage o, thc
Tatlishsu.
NstscuffteHs - Hama MAGAZINE. MTEAtN. iai
buas O. ass atfFsss feF sftr, fi1 ~ f.1 -
Hsrpsrf lsFteiiftif g. 1adfsff far gtff g.
pifiaes Tiyitls - tAs isscrihsr ~ 10 es. ,tfe
lived.
~ Erfva copy ~ efAsr n MAatttNr WttkiN ~
NsH,A ~il - fsrgiisd grafu ~ srssg r'uio IINu
-uHscAiRsAs a. - - eaeA, - rs.tfftHcf or ~
fsss fsr so a. rsfAauf sFfEa %; If'Ig, gtsiii,
- fAs ss1s FiasFf ~ ~ gfsess sAfFs rrtfirs.i
Hsrt Nsahsrf can ~ supplied ~ ans time.
Tie Annuai Volumes q NAhrEH's MEGAtN. tu neat
glsth hading, ui y sent ~ express fer 80 cNtrnse.
~ o. 90 each 4 r7sp'sfs 81. comprising NfrfnfsfH
iiusss. sent receip u cash 1T te fstr 81 g. -
80 vol. fTstgh ~ sFIenfs u I'urridfsr.
The psstaEs on ~ sEFras MTEgtN g. - cents year.
uhieh mast b. I.ad 81 the fa'srriief's Iast office
Aiifsss HARPER nRnTHrRs Nv YorA.
''raaassttaaahiy the hrst Sustained oufL of the
kind IN the World.
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Naiicss = a. I'rssf
The ever increastns circulation u this exc lrut
raenthly pfoVes 80 continued adoption popular Dc.
srrs aud needs fndeei, whcn think into how many
hemss u Psaetrates every meath. consider Il
eae % The educators a. veil entertainers Of the pub
he mlnd. fsr ~ vast popularity has been rs no
sl.ai 70 siaPid Pssjadiees OF dcpravci tastes 5ioH
ClaAr.
TIE ehsfaeteE shich this htgdfias possssscs far
fey, entsrpfise, aftstc wraith, aud literary raitur
that has ksPt pace uith " u has not led the times.
shoad eaase s coudactoFs % regard u with lusihab
samplactnry u also entltlss them great caim W.
% the pahc rFatitade The hfg1siHe has done good
and not evil al the DAYS Of ta liz - Faffga Efgls
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no-~wsli. M. -. kow a. ysa ls@lr- said
= friend b. dsfsatsd eAnaiiats isw anys ago
slls siectien. 4 iesl, ssppasa,- W Feplisl.
sas isaEafas did" lies uas that Way
sid ~. -LaaaFus vas iisksd ~ desl, asd -
val"
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| must decline il.
NRTrtg IIlsrtSGs.

with muttercd OK. lamation. he would
scarcely have wished he ri in poli.e circles,
the eaiiied fortune hunter tossed the note into
the hre' and carefully dressed for New Years
SaI,a 10 houses where tn wealthy Ir. Hart
w nephew might still hope for +, smiling
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ee-A pseaehsF 10 an lliinois iosa. whils lag .
lag Ne cnfasr s,ons 81 hls new ehaFrh not hong
siaes, sid. ~ boys ssd eirl. do their sparkling
a. eharrh, say amen 20 a. I have dsughtsr
uksn cherish a. the apple ~ my s,s. When
she y q saitahie ars, haa ralhsr shs sboaii, .
eaaFard 10 ths koasr 81 Coa has In q thsatis. %
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zg-A sssioas sharss has b~ss hroaz ga ssAias,
a seAnvi ifachu 10 Illinols sks ap.ciAaslisss a
uhieh are -. lmmoiraity ParshAlty =.
keping disoTdly schoali cAfFyiag unlsas
utpinef TIE eommiiise MAJ uho wrote The
qasfisT.
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mo-A LADY wishes some ene woaii iuveat :
-iesametsg, b attach ~ neal ped IA. - thai
thsir huabands when thsy want O. iasi step
dawu g. The pat oNcs~ II ~ sveniur
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EsrABLrsIrED 1890.
II. vORsTEG's
2HAT AND CAP ST0RE,0
No. 23o North Gay Street,
10 doom NORTH or rnE MARKET.

Y REEP constantly on hand q large assort-
ment Of SILK, FUR. FELT. WOOL AND
STRAW HATS. and also CLOTH. PLUSH, FUR
and all kinds Of Winter and Summer CAPS.
Also. UMBRELLAS. LADIES FURs, aud
all kinds Of Fancy Hats and Caps for children,
which I o0er al very low prices.
GD-COUNTRT PEOPLE will do we'll 10
call upon me and mako an examination Of my
stock, and they will find that they can buy
cheaper from inc than elsewhere.
efr-HATs AND CAPS Of all kinds MADE
TO ORDER.
98O Remema Der the Number. 28O
II. voRsrRe.
July I-ly.
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weass mas A. E,HuausKE - o. ling the
ofsssfsntr - . thFea,snsd esfthqasi r. . Saath
Aafftrat fsirffsniliss sat his bn,s tag With
hisui hsyoai the limits of The falrd seton -
The cpnvalsion DID not turn ap wh doe, ba,
tle yraRgsisfs remained IN their pis Il sa'ri,
80 ~ iollssius nots from ih- 10 pro. ufrd
thsW ftral
"bsair - Sod the sasthqask, i ,ng here,
ani lahs hoa,- Jour boys
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- We fsIaicc g. learn that man "a HI
u"ia iaa vented aHeN button hoic Wehave
l.Ig 't,t that new batt1u.Aslc VI. required
by nuf advanced civilization. aud cpraui
thai american ingenuity has a. las ,upyl -
tt u Interesting a. con lecture u O.. invent
~ npiy patents the hole By tsclf Nrwauii
Q So - see him walking q ,Wn o. " htngtan
With .vrfal hundred hu',ou-hn'ss lr',c "a hrs
3 .rksi none y them attached g. the cloth. 4
uan might carry great many - them. We
shani think ani irw hundred hang- holes
Huf p.s.t huira haafdea
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rs-A gentleman. we'll known tif Do. e
brarisctians. vas asked What par, of h. ln.
SCENE o. vas "a the habit II eouiftl utiue 60
che Lffi's Treasury. Il 10 Mt knav saii he
II i4 very much a. Tho samau 1r va. "a.
Hiaps ior the sxeeiistc 90 Il her fhut - pc. p
sac gui - a. much sugar - her 'onscisnce
utllns ~ Then shu, her - sni pat
"a hsanafai more. give AL nv 'iscie',re
avpFsrss. sud thea add hsndiai without
anting a."
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OK MILE HOUSE.
TO EVERYBopY!

TUST RECEIVED AND
81 READY TO BE DISPOSED OF
GENTS CATERS,
LADIES' CATERS,
MOROCCO BOOTS,
SLIPPERS. &C, &C.
u every kind aud quality. for Ladies, Gents
Misses, Youths and Children. Also . few fof
the BABIES.
This Is the best assortment Of Shoes ever Of
fered in this market and I am determined "a
sell them right on. Don't fail 10 put foot in
10 some Of them.
May 3i.-k eftAs. n. Offaw.
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lss- sympathy. s,ys johu Pal IS some.
iaias vhich never slihhaia ffo,a lhos- IN
trealis ~hs,hsf thsy happsn 10 b. friends OF
not i'.rft naihihg msan ahoai M ! Cad
TOO. hat Que Eau 80 araund Shedding sympathy
ga al sides flf wvsks ~ = time. willaa, slsni.
ihg = cva' OF he.ug a. much pefs,aal ne9assai.
eues "
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Periodicals..
Prospectus Tor 1874 seventh Tear.
TIE ALDINE.
An Illustrated Monthly Journal, IHlVsr,allJ admit
ted 10 be the iiandsomest Periodical in the
World. 4 Representative and Companion
uf American Taste
Not Cor Sale ~ Book o. No, Stoces.

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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
The illustrations 81 TIlE ALDiSE hav. ssna ~otli
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10 Aiditiou a. &c.. ~. Us 90. "a, ller, 20 Go. S.t,on
81 Acadrmy aud pt..t t4ted American aftsta. III O.
ALDINE s.lt,H.,.ies .Aamp!,s II a. beet f.f.ls.
nastefs, selectsi sst4 a.i'w - the hlshssi sfttt
.sccyss ani Efeatrst genial interest IA4s t.e cut
subscriber 10 IliE AIH!AL SIS. a. tftius cst "a
o.s Of tue
The quart. y un'.i Ii4ir' nrlsss ..st.ts r..a.
M0fsh aud -. Woodland
The Chfis'H.4s tssuc bt ls51 ~,ii sf t.a sita. o.
signs appropriate e. the stason. b. . O. -,.. al.
~ti! tHtPsss o. aitfAe'i"ns atJ 90 ttr
PTesaisli TOT I-.t
Every .absrrih,r = THr AibINIt. .-..
. 81 receive par - rht4u.s o.. .... %. loose
s~fr - Btsd 10 oli ~ 81. i4bt. ff 10 IL a ,Nt
~ Thomas NstAu Whose goat '....al. 4...+.. -.
purchased sy t"nff-'' g. .." t..-.sA- ~ .ft
,4iyrets Stfe chosen g. .f.''.. 90. taast al I.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

CaniNG roR PAssESGEn.--A VIII known
rhilhhelPhian vent 10 Pittsburg n low days
ago and when lac entered the sleeping car tho
thought struck him that he might get 10 walk 9.
ing about during the night while asleep. as he
was something IL n somnambuliat, aud walk
on NE platform into a better worlI 81 no
wehl 10 The brakeman aud gave him n dollar
Win tulct instructions that IL he saw him
walking around the ear IN hia sleep, 10 seize
him aud force him back at all haE1ards.-
lhsh the fhlladclphian turned in aud soon
MS tsFcTbcrating snnrc echoed the scrceeh Of
tbs locomotive. About two O'Clock LOOMS
aSoke' aud a. the air OF the car seemed stif.
ing "a" determined 10 gu on the platform for a
ire-h breath Of two. just as he got !, the door
we osaAenan saw him, grRspsd hin. aud held
hiin down. When the Philadeiphian recover
cd AZ breath hc Indignantly exclaimed what
TO you mean Let n,e up. tel, you ain as
vide awake as yon are" But the brakeman
rut ahathcf knee 10 his breast and "a .ted that
the man was asleep. aud then he called anoth
~ IRA keman, aud after IA terrific struggle, dur
10 "tha unfhr,unair secstyed ia fnps al
bios '-4num.rsblr. the railroad mAn iammed
h-n itt1 a birth. put trunk aud eight carpet.
baEs "a him, aud then sat un HIN t. L I'D u IA
Iowa unil morning.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

EL0UR, MEAL SALT,
II SHOES. NAILS, MACKEREL,
RABBITS SOAP, COAL OIL,
Cheese, Hats, Maecaroni Starch, Crockery,
Smoked Herrings, and many other articles TOO
numerous 10 mention. All sold 81 reasonable
prices BY CTfAB. r. CHEW
Feb. Is.-tL