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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09
FIoG.IVEYToy.
RIvEaToN, Neb Nov. Goth. 1875.
December Ord, 1879.

December Ord, 1879.
ED. CHIEF Have the people of
this Republican valley, ever seriously
studied the advantages that they have
within their reach, without an lnten-
ton to convert them into a source Of
profit to themselves as well as Others.
Here We have a stretch of county,
about two hundred miles long, with
an average width of at leas, twelve
miles, by nature blessed with every
thing needed trn ia. raw materially 10y
a people; provided the people Will
make an effort to bring them up to
their proper standard Of usefulness.
In the mineral mountain regions of
Colorado, our main river has lis source,
within sixty miles OF Deayer City.
Denver City is the miners market,
where he sells hi, ore aud buys his
supplies. To bring us neal this mar
ket, then, by the means OF a railroad,
should be the earnest endeavor OF
every one interested in this valley.
We have the soil capable of producing
food for the miner We have the wa
ter power, capable of turning macilin-
cry, and We Lave the country that is
specially adapted to the health and
growth of cattle, hogs, sheep and
p, ul;ry, As well as the raising Of grain
and vegetables. The miners of the
future will need those thing, aud We
vii need the miners ore in exchange
for them. A railroad will bring Us
men ct capital and enterpli,e, who viii
take advantage of oar wa,er powers,
start factories, build furnaces, aud con-
vert the hides and wool of our cattle
and she p, into leather AMI cloth,
while the miner ; ore could be smeIted
in our furnaces and the various indus
tries attendant upon snch thing, like
magic, would spring mp in every loca'-
ity, throughout tine valley. With this
climax reached, a home m,rket would
be created for the manufacturing in
du,tries would naturally draw a large
population of consumers, AMI the
money which the farmer ;snow obliged
to send east. for the manufactured ar
ticle that he can not possibly do with
out. on the farm or in his family
would remlin at home in his "
vicinity, to return t him again, as the
psice of his next years crop.
The greatest strain on the financial
nerves Of the State of Nebraska. is this
one, Of icing obliged to import j
manufactured goods from abroad. This
Is nov beginning TO be understood, 10
the east As well as here. The indus
trial Arena of the east is already too
full of banded capital. for small indus
to be renumerative hence tho.e
latter are daily hooking towards the
sun, for new feids to risk their
fortunes and ,h,ir money in. They
vi | naturally chose those places, where
their limited capital they can
make mos, profit. with the least ex
pense. Nebraska gives every encour-
agemeat to men OF this kind, and they |
viii select in the State those parts Of
il where the water is most abunda.t,-l
feed the cheapest, and the outlet to
most practicable and profitable.
Tie iniative sten to reach this point
n u prosperity, is a railroad; TAP |
tai viii not get away from this chan
,el of commerce. And the Republican
rslley having every advantage tha.
,aturc could Afford it, it only rests
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Cattle, Cattle. Cattle
:S5 SALE

80 head Of cattle, IL head Of two-
year-olds, 10 head Of yearlinss, ~
head of calves, ant the ress cows
Which viii be sold cheap fss ash.
Also 4 good heavy draft team ucieh-
lag ahou, 30 hundred. age Saad9.
Price, horses and harness 800.
Ako q farm fsr rent, terms 1 fox1
year, or for 6ve years 20 acres bro
KEN good hcuse. rs feet Of st,bline.
Two wells. aud abou, Is acres of fan
rsoviHs. For particular, call on or
address Z. A Lane, OF A. Carrier.
Guide Rock, or at this ONCE. I0-st
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-.:::-s F3g.s - Es--s:.

iA'' @h"~
rough land real a large ely in Xas
York. 1, va, digilci into yart.s oi
about hi.f an acre, and SIX varieties "a!
fowl. were kept. Commenced ~ ir,t
-ea~pn with Two hunirei COMMON hens
bought of the surrounding farmers
groat cire being ,ahea To have as -iga
oi ,ickn- : among them. 4 contract
Sas made 70: G!I4 purchase ii eggs i"r
the best stock. AMI the next >prln.
iogn INN starting with three hundred
hen. IN merry 80 la Numbers, ~ 'oi-
ow,: Hamburg, P,iIni, Black Spa.-
III, Game and DJrking no., 0i
VIII ca were pul.e's rai-ei from the
eggs puIcha c /, aud not 4 sign oil a
sick chicken on the place. OWING great
IL, | Imagine, To the soil being a hight
gravel, well drained anu s.orlng 10 tie
south.
A, be procured eggs from the best
stock Ia the country, and purchased
some OF the best fowls TO start with,
he had a ready ,aie for egg, aud fowl
but disposed u' ou.y a few lhit yea [;
kept Increasing The stock for tire
years, wien, fancy poultry being at a
very high price, sod out, having made
enough to get into "A large mauulactur
ing bu>iae-, in the West, whore the
same qualities of pa .icnt iu1a,try aud
c~arefuluess conduct the business suc
c~e>,tuliy. At NY request, he gave me
the following items about management.
etc, Of fowls, and I'll ir relative value
under thi, treatment.
The first in eniion was t. raise early
chickens for New York market, and
so constructed the c.i,ken-house As
warm a. possible, in the following
manner \ light rough board shed
running the entire breadth Of the lot
tabout two hundred feet; best boards
selected for the sides and we'll battes-
ed, outside aud 10. Oh which, inside,
was tackled thick tarrel paper or fcit
six large windows opened to the south
and the roof projected some three feet
10 the same direction, pitching 10 the
4 Orth each lot of fowls had a room 10
o in, AMI a large shed to stay Ia
during the cold days, where they aid,
etc.
For early chickens, the Grey Dotk-
ingS wrre found much the best !; they
lay and hatch early and the chicken,
are the soonest rca Is 70: market. The
Brahma was not 20 good although
appearing a larger fowl, was not quick
in maturing, and did not make a good
spring chicken. For eggs during
spring ANA summer, the Poland anu
Hamburg were tOuni best, aud most
of the eggs We're sold at fancy prices;
found no difficulty in raising the chick
ems, because he always took great care
to have them sheltered from the cold
and wet, and was not troubled with
roup or gaps; raised over fifty per
cant of lt,s.. b,t,haj t,uud NJ hard
to get good hens to bach the best
were games over two years old; the
Dorklng- are good but rather awkward;
fifth toe IL IN tue way, aui they tread
on their chicks when cuBiiued. In
feeding, he found q mixture of the
small grains the best, such as oats,
wheat, bari Y, and considerable millet,
average quantity required WAS six
quart, 10 lfy grown .uxis they We're
led three tIuues IN the day = dhadt
Farmer.
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Journal Of Agriculture and
FAaIER.
4 wrrk y fee the sarI1. O--sal
aGS .-eutp siPsts.

4 Herk y f"- J-ip sarIs. Orchard
siS --sa,e stPsts.
The We L.. Journal a. AE..euItrre and
tITA r ia tHls .hi4iscn % IL monty
jour. "l tsrtCatare aaa sac -ScAiy de
.gLl Ar-aar. nd ! ass
lie great ie stag pspGiar fafa ami ire
-ieP reg 81 tGe -.ah.-
IL dep g~te.engsEr- cOn.iet 4at 1bsy cii;-
ct. G-al.e sslcsIla- t-esae-. .ua tn.
depaf fasns e always a. 81 god hinz< con-
tuy-tas D. tac ..lu4eI. U4 tac order. The
-. ar head ia guxh ihe ~siamn. Ieystsi
20 ,arIr iutcTe.t,. Aaf many hints OF house
hold utii!t. auI Ei3i a.gics e4a be glazed
b. those uhr VISA % become prnAiscats IN
tUeT Erm , sDi ~ t4ai- .rsstie- b classes
. IL pe gartsI-i-4 . Te4dinx tas JoarnsI &
sz!cuiTsgr and Primer. al. noiiISly mould
aARhkP REPORTS
are complete 1aihouti- aH4 reliable. an the
paper - worth tar -~4asrngtiaB price ,ioH-tJ
gsi its u. ket-. fresh IaI cil4SIc ever weeE
SeLd Tor II Read 1t. lake lis advice
aud II wal Jay you-
Me1 and women. boys All girls, old AMI
youag. give ht jou.nti Of AGRICULTURE and
Farmer a trial fur oGe year aaI see II y"u
have aBt male q good inEr>folvIt. I'll l. I
large page {, column ws-Eiy A-rI.a-tg-a
CIR i,ge AMI PAM ~N-s-ptEer. ana a. tree
1ycu p-t.fI-H sHi religious lG-cu-~t-E-. aad
/ : cha T. aud sell wIpE4p page ~. t6es 4; a
welcome si-it, r IN Thousands oi kpasetOldsi in
the great hi-.t--I.PI alley.
Csup a-rH aAnti /. - whbm liberal terms
wit. De gI.cu. want asea.. ia every town
a i yIiiag.
Semi ftr specimen copy free. AM ge ak
that y 4 -eG II "a names II y7gr friends.
20 that We uIy &c itt1"in specimen c8-lc,
suD cyip.IpE pr.cv. SO per -nAIm clubs
o: , IT mo c. ~ - e,,h. Postage. 10 ce1ts
mast ne seat VT each name. IL &c prepay
even paper ScHiuLt-
CHEM CUtDELL & co. Publishers.
30 North six d street. ~. Loai-.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

A. {. Pad1 ok BestTIre. Us. senator.
". Hitchcock. Omaha. U. = Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative
EXECUTIVE.
SILAs CARRIER. Goy.raor, Lincoln.
Hrup. Tx.chrck, Sec. OF State.
J. Il Weston. Lincoln. Auditor.
+ r Mcbride Treasurer.
Dec n .,brrts. Atty Gen.
J. NJ. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sop. Pub. Ins;ruc.
JUDO. AIRY.
,;eo. Il. Like. Omaha, Chief J %ssticr.
banIGao,t; Ssi5rsss City; Associate Jus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09

kcarucy aaeis more tenement
hguscs 10 does Rel CiYni
Corn j. 80 cent. per bp>iscl IN X ar
hey.
The L p. r. Il bal to psy Geo
J. Tuition s., 900 fn, Arua,e done Is
FIRE, se' ~ ore ofiheir b~,n ,tivrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09

70 ffAlblibtif w ktltI. dtt htI tstft ~
IN de u render il; "a pea ant and profitable
companion t. the home freside.
The commercial Department
is conducted with great care. and everything
possible ~ done t. MAKE the
Nj ,itki.'r REPORT
Such rs the farmers sod Bushes, Men Of the
Northwest can rely upon
The A~T-i:I,.lra. Department:
l. care uily edited by &c itienen Of ability
and experience.
Il Literature Locsi az: General News,
Foreign 4 Domestic correspoadeace.
And everything that goes to make
4 FIRSf CLASS NEWSPAPER
Is no. excelied by any publication in the
cvuutry Th, INIEK-OuEAN isa
y \ rI0N ! L y Z " 5 = j p i T..
one ia At viii be found useful and interesting
10 AmeyIc aus IA ever, pat Of he Globe.
While IL e. psciaily represents the
Graa. Interests Of the Northwest.
II is National in its views and comprehen-
sIve ia its newsga,hering.. Firm ia It's point
icai faith. u IL not bI ut,d, anu in all discus
per-ouai abuse.
lie iNTaR-OCEAN has tae Iarges, aygre-
gate circulation of any newspaper published
H. the nor Ewest. IL Is sent TO more han
900 Postoaices. distributed in e cry State
and Territory H. the United States. III III the
DrirI b trJyinces. end numerous toreisn
States and countries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09

~FOSTAGE..--Tae new postage law
janu ny. A. iS.5. Under this law the po.t-
aEc on newspapers N 81 be paid AT the office
where they are maiiei-
Money can D. eut Dy draft. moneT-oricr,
express. OF registered letter. AZ oar risk
Special arrangement, made " tn country
Publishers Tor clubbing with ,hcIr lublicl
hons.
SAMPL + COPIES FREE.
Address
ISrER-oCEtH.
li3 Lake ST.. chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09

Not aloae on il political character does
the lNfEH-DCEAN res, it, clsin- to p, pu-
lar favor. IL aims 1T IA highest excellence
IN all departments. and in tcis { a of pro-
vfesivejOurnali-rn aspires 10 position among
the best
The INGER-JCEAN makes especial claims
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Its columns are carefully guarded against
otJ ,~ciipnable IN alter. AMI every effort il
IN de u render IT Il pea ant ard profitable
companion u the home iireside.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09
he Peoples Paper :

Now in its eleventh year. claims the patron
age oi the pub Il uu Ihr bIoai grJahi
that IL il enphatn.a ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-09
The srte..Ocean.
THEE EDITIONS,
TE-I-y, sa.!-Tc-ZLY i DAILY.

Estab'i hel less than three years ago a. 4
Reprrscntu-ive Republican Paper. piedSeI
20 mIirt1in and defend tas principe, aad
0TsarIH"lDH OF The NatisDl. Republican
Party the lSt.k-UCL A. vas early pa h
al IT, The Forefront otJourHs.i,m aud achieved
-uc 'e-s unprecedented ~ ;hr history Oi
sg-i enterirISts By universal assent IL has
been as iSaci position u
TIE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-19
A Canine lmposier.

There Is y dog at the Louisville Post
oilioe who is = living lie. lie belongs to
no ono. Where he stays at nighta. and
where and when he eats nobody knows.
II would bs impossible for any enc but
an expert to speak accurately as to the
blood thai flows in his veins, but his
general peakedness Indicates that some
whore about forty years ago one OF his
ancestors may have been greyhound.
While ON his feet he has cringing. hu-
inflated air. a Observation-Disclosures
expression. ami he lays his tail close
10 his legs in = conscience-strieksn
way, ~ II he had at some time
In his life partaken OF ill-got-
ten mutton. As soon. however. NJ
tho little wagon with the crippled news
vsndsr has taken its station for the day.
tho whole appearance Of this abjsct
creature changes. He passss majsst-
ically under tho wagon and lies down.
assuming the air Of faithful watch dog
and pretending that he is guarding the
unfortunate man in the small vehicle.
The man doesn't know him, anddoesnt
need him. but he is safe under there
and is not only an object OF fear but OF
admiration. until night. Ho then sneaks
Away and il seen no more until tho neIt
morning. whom he returns to rercat his
wicked deception. - Loaisri!is Courier
Jolrsal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-19
rne rARApox oS TINE.

rug PARADOX OF TIME.
Time GOES. yoa sayf An mol
Alas, time says. We 80,
(lr s,ss. we're this not %,
What need % chain the hours'
Fof ysutn were aiways ear-;
fine goes. yca say'-aa mol
!ours Il ths sycs' dsesit. .tYkf.i
or man whose eying feet
Lad thrsagh ssms laDdseap, low
We psss, and thInk we zee
The rArth's hxsd surfAee Zee;
Alas, time say--ws .o'
Once. In the days Of old.
Your locks were curling gold.
And mine had shAnsa the crew;
Nov. in the sslfsame stage,
We've rsas ssd Ne sAvsf 80.
Time gess, yeu Ay- IN mol -
Oase. when my voice vas strong,
allsd the woods with song. -,
praise yodr -ts-s" and "snow,
Nv bird, tha; sung. is dead,
Where are your roses hs<'
Alas. time ssys-~e go'
nee, In what trassr-sd ways,
What backward fate dslays,
rhe hopes we used 10 kAow.
WHERE are our old desires
Al, where those vsaishsd hress
:. Tins xoes. yoa say -ah mol
How far. hos fAr. o sweet
The past bshind eur feet
Lies In the even .swi
Nov. ON the forward way.
Let us hsid hands and pray,
Alas, time sayr-we go'
-au.iiA lsb-ss ~ Gsof Wos'fs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-19

- ,,n,r,ox tn THE USUAL BOARD
y r.-, AZ. m.m.st.' 10 b. selected fron
sna,. ~. st.sIhoh.srs, who ~ili be eonsalted
upon al '~p"''AA' "'
Tn, object ef thls Company, D stated In
y. ces,ins sc ., y, n,h.,s,.s 10 mine. spon
uN, y, p''.,. \, m, c,p,.t,.k Lode. In th.
80 ~ S.SaI.. Ard 10 rork and dcyelsp the
s.s..
To provide fsad. for th's purpose. share.
,~iil IL .o,d Al Ave siollars esch, and i-paed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-19

f,x AND ArrrR MONDAY, YKsRuAkY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-19
LOST

fS1 si,s drawn ~ al Il The Hank Of csiliosnis.
Cjoli iIlii, In fayos of Peter Duhsy, is lost.
Payment Of the pans b stopprd. and the Under
VIII eoefbs fsvor b. iesving u q !hc nsnt.
'or 81 this once. Hrf feo iod'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


CAPT. DAY and Tom Andrews, the
former the victim of the csprie. 81 the
Raymond & Ely Company, the latter a
sufferer from an accident duly recorded
IN the APPEAL. coms in Tor the following
notices in tho Phoebe Record Of Nov IS:
The name Of Capt. H. II. Day. late
Superintendent Of tho Raymond 4 Ely
mine. is booked for departure on to-day S
Hamilton stage. Capt. Day has been
connected with the Raymond ( Ely
mine since 1872, and is esteemed by all
his employees, who are all his warm
friends, and ~ a matter of course are
very sorry to have him leave. The Cap
tain during his residence in Phoebe ha.
identified himself with its interests and
in every charity or public benefit was
never backward with his purse. He
leaves many in Phoebe to whom his de-
parture will be = sincere source of regret.
His destination at present 10 San Fran
cisco.
Tom Andrews was out yesterday in a
buggy, driven by Bob Wilson. This 4
his first appearance since he met win
his late severe accident.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

INcKEAsB OF CoI~AGs RATS on T,ADA
DoLLAns. - Yesterday We received
through the courtesy Of Superintendent
Crawford, the following piece Of official
information:
The Superintendent OF the t. s Mint,
at this place, has been advised by the
Treasury Department. that the coinage
charge on Trade Dollars will be increased
TO l per cent. from 18th inst.
OF course we do not know 1ha: the
e1igsncies of the service may be, but
from the standpoint Of general princi-
pies " it seems to as that Mr. Secretary
Bri.tow makes a very egregious mistake
in thus increasing the rates Of coming
Furthermore, as We nave said before,
there is no more justice or good sense in
the Governments demanding fee for
coming either silver or gold than there
would be in charging the man who goes
10 the Treasury to purchase gresnbacks
a certain price for the cost of engraving
the plates AID doing the press work from
and by which they are printed. There
IS no charge made for coming by the
English Mint. There should be none
here. Moreover, at this juncturs. when
times are hard. silver is at q discount,
and the country is in the midst of
struggle for the resumption Of specie
payments, it seems to US that the Sscrs-
tary i. taking the very worst time imsgi-
nabls to impose this additional tax.
TEE GUARDS BALL last night vsnt on
despite most Indictment night. We
were at the hall about O'Clock and
found it beautifully decorated with flags
and psnnants, pictures, arms and other
suitable decorations. Really We think
it is the handsomest hall we have ever
been in in Carson-sven much hand
somer than the old Moore 4 Parker hall
in its best days. We say the ball event
on We suppose it did, for though there
were but very few people present when
We were there the Guards seemed deter
mined to make night Of it and pursue
fheir jollities in defiance OF the horrible
weather. Sergeant Eoger, who showed
as round, said they had engaged several
usCks o,ueI conSsyances anu were
rdkd. . bring anybody who wanted to
come. Pity but the night had been =
pleasant one. for better preparations
were never made for ball in this State. |
The PRESSURE OF BUSINESS at the Coun- |
ty Treasurer's office on Monday (the |
tax payers distance pole), was so great
that receipts were out Of the question.
Prom what We gathered out of min
ute's talk with Mr.. Bostwick. yesterday,
we think We are warranted in notifying |
our friends and all whom it may con-
Germ. that their receipts will all be ready
for delivery next week. Until that time
good folks, possess your souls in pa
thence. !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
latest Styles in Niiiia-r. Gssdl
sbrps@ nnkigi... S.c.

Mrs. {. Cunningham Of ths corhstt Bioat
whose opening Of fall good. last week vaa 50
largely attended by the ladies' q Carlon, and
whose stock Of hcnnci.. artiII'Hal flowers. etc.
is - Dountifal. j. constantly i'll the receipt ot
ne. invoices Of all sorts Of things III tn" late Il.
PATTERNS pf hGt-, etc. etc. Also her fa'llltl's
fer fashionable dress masking a.c uGequa,lcd III
Nevada - her rrr reprGtst.un ioT tsgsnt htr
ud stylish tiiE.u.ing fully stts.;s.
THE FAycHIE.-Ths Bank ENcnsrge Ssloo,
Corner Of king and Ormsny strecte. j. becoming
the favortc resor, Of inis city. The Sus;
attraction ~ l'rcdtricksitirC Eeer, while t,C
best of wines. liquors ana cigars are. also. sold
At :!it bar. a sir-t class BrdrO hG.Rt for the
Amusement ut .-,lhto, y coli lunch NJ al hclrt
md h"aIt, good r.le'r fai all are ~ -.rri l. -.
igt.,1s 10 pubh> favor. i. Il. Brown - tie
lruorl,te r.
:. J, WHITE. NJ. r., ILysi'ina and Sers'an,
IL once Elo,e at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson street. IosIts the capitol
ieM-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

MILLINERY AND DREssnAKING.-Nise NcCarrick
4 Co. have opened a millinery and dressmskin
establishment next door to olcovich Brothers
store. The assortment is . beautiful one, hav-
ing been selected with great care and surpasses
in beauty and style anything heretofore intrs-
duced into this market. Special attention paid
to fashionable dressnasing. Ladies Of Carson
and vicinity ere invited to call ard examine our
new stock. uoyl2-l,u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

dred nouns past, Ike II besOlu oi paili!-
| cation, have not been. it seems. without
come lurking principle Of stern and omi-
| nous Justice TO lend force and propulsive
vigor 10 their onward course. In mo
ment of perverted giee the Democracy
| caused to be erected bsre and CHASTITY
pole wh-refrom might stream upon the
patient mir banner bearing such strange
and alien devices as they might invent
for the emphasizing Of their heresies and
the advancement Of their political male
factions. Year after year that spectral
staff has stood there. Haunting its
wretched bunting il the eyes of gods
and men, mockery. an abomina:ion
| and al object of divine tolerance and
human CONTEMPT. Eut there Is sn
avenging heaven: and ont of the clouds
which lift their angry heads o'sr the tops
, Of yon frowniug Sierra at length did
come blast before V icn that bleached
and whi'ened emblem Of a sinful and
diving Democracy went down. down.
down. prone in the mud. out of which
i. shall never lie lifted TIL doomsd2v
comes. IN something les. Unparalleled,
if no les. Lyp~rhorean. We Will sXplain
that thu, Democratic flagstaff, rotten at
bottom. AS such staff couldn I help
hsln&. got taken, brotdslde on, - Ess-
terday's zephyr. and away it went. We
Ike til" omen. 1t means that sEen L'A-
pres shall stand when the mi!deWed De
mocrncy shall have passed AWAY, It's
monuments and munImenfs all obiiter-
boasts and traditions buried bsncath the
for.lvin. and forgetting turf and astes
"a u''e' o'''''oN
BOwDES'S DALL TO-sIGET.-hnav on.
over the PIKE Nut hills, III the far East,
We saugh; glimpse OF blue Ky and
golden clO2d IS they peered through the
murk and gloom last evening, and We
said il was h.-lirc.r ot comm, srp-
L., WAN I-:-,.
'n'he Ap'N' ~ reg "''s"'
day opening with tins mornings dawn.
We hope and srpect TO zee the cloud.
rolled away and the bright light and /
crisp air Of fair weather. for this eysninp
is the time So. apart for the much talked
Of Bowdsn ball at Richsv hall the first |
tli. fall whore on. and ali or. invited !
.nssI, .;r-..,La- 20 ~, r,,-
attendance on thi, iubila,iop. for It will |
afford rare sport at = merely nominal
price, ana chance to SWING corners and
ehohaae ali win inc prettiest and rosi-
ISL girls INA. ever snook merry foot TO
ne 'une u INSPIRED csou''
one almost lose faith in human nature.
We saw with the naked eve last evening,
, wagon whose body was pl.tLoric with
ac..,l cans opa ,bera tba, s.ood !, ~.
''' "'opp'ns iA'H i's"iu1es' Vi cream
md seeming to court the very worst that
he shower could do. 1t looked like
o.ti,r.s.l'a -, h,. ,.,..
lalf of those cans and their contents.
seems to us rs if it were going too far
o ask nature 10 "fihS out her clouds
or .he furnishing u S'eai'hy and
lAlus sun suppleleh' 10 "hat had oeel
. uncoiaplainineiy ana la'ishIy Welded
'elI.
Boszo showed II. .oma miob,x hand
ON, bn.in.s. .nits chan q. bnu be.f
. -,
penny Pouho' sss'efuA!' ou' d.
% sufficiently clad at the time We de-
lined bis princely offer. You can get
lere for sixteen dollars, Th.r's the
uds for poor folkses money
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
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