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WARM Strings HOTEL,

JOHN ID. KESSEf. Proprietor
TvSnIS POPULAR PLACE or RE.
/ sort. situated one and half miles from
Carson CITY. offers the best accommodation as
place Of resort to be found IN the Slate.
THE HOTEL
Has b,en thoroughly renovated and ref.ted, and
no pains will la spared to make comfortable all
Snssts who visit the springs. Those delightful
SWIMNlNG BATHS
OF pure. running water ere uncquhied i'll tn"
State. MEALS of The best i'll the mark tt. III
frs: class STYLE, furnished to order.
4 new Conc I'd Wagon conveys guests from
Carson City to the springs every hour. and VIII
cali for them upon orders lc:t ut any OF the 40.
tells III Carson.
BATHS ...........j0 cents
FARE. to ana from SFrin.s.1o coats
jyil
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q PpLICATION FOR A PATENT.

- TO tbs NORTH CARSON MI NJ. NO. No.
I. S. Lind Office, Ca son City, Sc,ais Harch
odd. ls1C.- Notice. il hereby given HAT tho
NORTH CAhsoN sSILNEE mimi, COMPANY, 10y
its authorized agent y. s. GOULD, whose post
,;tlicc address is Carson Ct y, Nefada, has ;!ih
Il y filed its application fer II patent Tor IL
lc.n Hundred linear ictt of the North Carson
Nine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred i.ct i'll width.
situate, lying and being in Eagle and Washoo
Valley Mining District, County OF Orrnnby,
and tate of Nevada, and known and deSJ%-
mated by the iicla notes and official plat iils
in this office as Lot 80 ~, in Township Ii,
north Range twenty EAST Of Monte Diablo me
r;9i:n the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
~ s,ein. rs follows, to-wit: Variation, lts %
cast CumnItI cing st Post No. ], at =. Z. cura"t
of the claim, OF the southern slope OF t6n
mount ala, from which point the section cornel
post a. The $. T.. corner II Section ii, l. 10 T..
T. 20 e. ri. d. NJ. bears :. o. iV T.. 16i1 feet
dis alt, and the flag staff Oh the dome OF the
state Capitol III CYr.on City bears ;. - o t.,
and running \. ~ ~ T.. 900 feet 10 Post No.
.: thence n a ~ v. TOO feet to Post No. 8;
thence 5. 40 ~ ". 100 feet to POST No. T.
thence S. Al" ~ J., 600 feet 10 place of boSiD
NM. cnutai.,ing G.ti'-lU0 acres. This c!aiInt'
bounded BY ut;isr known mines or mining
clsina. If; location of this laiLe is duly re
corded in the II. c0ri.rs Office of Eagle and
Eashor Valley Mining District Lt Carson City
Nevada in [; ok A of folio l?!, Any and all
y, rs.,jls ella iuiig adversely any portion OF said
North Carson 3iilu- or said mining ground as
hcrenhaf,.rc DIES c, ibi, ara required 10 hlo their
adverse claim with the Register Of the Cni'ch
States Land Office. Mt Carson City, in the state
licstion hereof. or ti.ry will be barred by rirGo
u '''' = y ' 4. WAlrZ. Register
T. d. EDWARDS Attorney. mh?5
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1 PPLVCATEoN FOR PATENT.


"A Motto. No. SIS, United States survey No.
a9-Unitcd States Land Office, Carson City, Nc
yada aIay 10th, ih1i-Notice Is hereby Sl|ct
thst the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
INt, COMPANY, i corporation duly incorIle
rated under and by virtue Of the laws OF tho
state Of California. having its principa! place
of bu.inc,s III The city If san francisco, stat
of CaiitoInis has thu day by A. 5. GOULD. it,
attorney iii fact AMI agent whose Post Office
addrcs is CiraoOEity, Nevada, iusdc appiica-
tiun for United States patent for fifteen hun.
,r,.l q 500, linear foet OF the Williams Lode,
lealing gold and silver luarZ aud other min
tfr,l, III pr cious metals, together with surface
ground six hundred GOO feet in width, fer the
convenient working thereof: sii'iate IN the Eagle
and Mashoe Valley Mining District Orinsoy
County. and State OF Nevada known ana ucsib-
mated on thu. field notes end official plat rs
United States survey lot No. ~, in Section %,
Township Is north OF range l? east. Monte d.
able meridian; the eXterior boundaries Of SAID
lot No. 30 being MS follows, 70 VII; bfSinaihI
Mt post marked No. l, U. 5. Survey No. -,
whence the south west corner OF Section 20,
Township Is north of range IL east. bears south
16o ~, west, s?5 80 feet: the Ayers ard HOP
kjus silver Mining Company scabln bears north
sj., west est, fee. and the discovery aud work
ing cuf and tunnel upon this mine besrs north y
ot;, ea.t J35 feet; thence running urst course,
north Is re west | 800 feet t. post marked No
T. S. Survey No. 80; thence scroad course, north
"A &c east 6UDfcet to lCst marked N".3I Ssi!f-
yey no ~; thence third cours, south lhlso
.ast 300 feet to post marked No. L. $. Survey
No 80; thence fourth course south 7A'.o west
go feet to posi- No. l, the place OF beginning,
containing 20 6,i-iGU acres: bearings expressed
iron, thr tr,,e ms ridiau with magnetic varis-
ton of l61s east. This claim war located IN
der the name of the Williams Mining Claim
and surrey made TO accord Herewith. The
workings aud improvements on this mine CON
sist OF an omen GU. 50 cct long, 90 feet wide snd
20 feet deep. aud u tuan,l run in the hill from
the face OF said cut a distance Of ,! feet. ca
cecdiug $50 in va ne. This claim is bonndci
,,ortherly by the Ayers Consolidated silver Min
inc Co,urnYy's claim; houthe,ly by the Loretta
C,snnnny', mining claim. Tie said mining
claim being roeoried III The Office OF the Re-
ccrdcr Of U2Insby county ai"r' saiu, III soiuih"
A fnlio l2e. any and al persons cluining any
portion Of said Ayes end Hopkins SILVER Min
ing Conlpauy's claim are required I" tile their
nax ..rse claim with tho REGISTER Of the United
states Land oiiice At Carson NiiS' neHadn, our
,,. thr sixty law period of Yu1icat!on. ar they
Will i.p barred by virtue Of The i,rovisiors of
tn. statute. tm!r7i 4. " iIZ. i;cs'st.'.
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nisrsttn aud importation II Moncolisns uyon
the u,..ssi end material intsrests Of tho county,

nisrsttn aud importation II Moncolisns uyon
the u,srsi snd material interests Of tho country.
Txr.fth--rhe Perutl.ean party reccgnizee.
with approx al, th. snbstantiA Al advance recently
made tOwsrd the establishment OF equal rights
for women. by the uany important amendments
Effected Ivy Republican LeGiisistures IN the
Laws which concern the personal and property
relations Of wives. mothers end widows. and
by thu appointment: and eloct!"n Of women 10
tn. sup. r,rtentscncy OF institutions OF educa-
t."u. charity and other public trnstS The
honest demands Of this class Ut Citizens fcr 40
iif,uual rights s,,ts privileges and imn:uni6ies
should be tTcstsSi with respectful confederation,
Th.r.aon,h --T:ie Constitution con:ers upon
Congress -Oysrs;Es Ccwer over the Terr1tufics
of thu TD,.e.! States :cr their government, ana
in the exercise of :,ia power II Is tho right ana
the duty NJ Congress IN prohibit and cxtlrpate
poiygan,y: s,,,t w demand such legislation as
shall secure this end and the supremacy OF
American institutions III xl1 orr Territories.
Fourteenth The pledges which the nation
has s;y.,, L, our soldiers AMI sailors must be
fu,filed. This great people Will always hold
those who rcci!ct their lives for their country =
or, ~ rYs,ioa il the kindest remembrance.
Fift.cr.h-Ws sincerely deprecate all Soc
tional feeling ana tendencies. aud we, there
fore rutc with deep soiici:Ude that the Demo-
cratic party counts. a. its chief hope OF success,
the electoral tGft OF a Cnittu
secured through the efforts of those who were
recently arrsyed against the nation, and we IN.
woke the eaInt 1T attention of the country 10 the
grsvs. truth that the SUCCESSES thus achieved
woui,i reopen sectional strife and imperil the
patiouai honor and human rights.
Sixteenth-We charge the Democratic party
with b.ir = the same in character aud spirit IS
when it syrnpatliized with treason; with max
ing !.s control OF the House OF Representatives
the triumph snd the opportunity OF the nation
recent foes: with ressSactins snd appiaudlnG NJ
the National Capitol the sentiments OF unre-
rruentsnt rebellion: with sending Union sol.
Gicrs to tina wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front; witt, deliberately rropos-
in. TO rcrulistc the plishted faith OF the Gov
errEiea.: with being equally false and in,bec!ic
il ove,.haicwipg the ends of Justice by lis par
tisan ,uismsnsEeme and obstruction OF inVcs-
tga.i,.r: with proving itself through the period
Of it's ascendency !M the Lower Houer OF Con
grcss, utterly incompetent to administer tue
Goyer1nI, IT. snd We war. the country against
trustsr. parry thus ,liha unworthy. recrtant
and in .spebi'.
sa;,u..-n.h - Tho National Administration
merits COMMUNICATION for it's honorable work III
the management Of domestic srd foreign All
and PRECEDENT Grant deserves tho continued an'i
hearty gratitude Of the American people Tor his
;atrio.ism and his iuiies'' services IL war una
il peace.
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.FFII Ia!-.
fhFFiEIa!..
lNRDDOSED AMENDMENT M,

PROPOSE AMENDMENT AMI
revision vi she Constitution Of the state OF
Nevaia passed a; the seventh session OF the
LEGISLATURE:
Resolved. by .i,c Assembly. the Seilate con
curylu.. Tina: the Constitution OF the state ..
Nevada bc amended follows
Amend Section one OF Article IN of thc Con
stitutior OF tlr state Of Nevada 81 a. 10 read a.
follows:
section /. The fiscal yes- sl,all commence Oh
tie frls. ,isy o; D..ceiui-,r III esGh year.
Passed InnUary ~, 1915.
Resolved 10y the Assembly. the Senate con
CURING, That or history. state, has faiisht
US tho necessity of revising the Constitutions
We therefore recommend The electors. at the
next election for members of the Legislature to
vote for or gIains. the calling OF a Convention
for the ,,iryn-s of revising the Constitution OF
the State al Nevada.
Passed February ~, 1875.
hereby certify III. foregoing i" he true cop
IL. frcra the original enrolled Resolutions ,n
Els IN INV offc..
Witu,ss my hand and the Great Seal Of
EAI. l>tate. August l, 1876.
Im;-isw J. Il. MINOR. Scc'y of state.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
ISOR AN ISCURAisI.E CASE.
DR.. Re HfrhaM's

COL DEN Il 4 L = a NJ
After ten years of trial on this coast, has proved
itself the only curative i'll certain class OF
diseases rrononnced by medical practitioners as
iucurable.
DIR. LIE RicbaH's Golden Rn1sn IN No. ]
Cures Chancrcs. first ard second sts2es: Sores
on tne Legs or Body. Sore Ears, Lyes, Nose. etc.
Copper-coiored Eiotches. Hyphilitic CatsrTb.
Diseased Scalp. and all the primary forms Of
the disease known as syphilis. Price. IS per
bottle, or two for 50.
,,r. LIZ Rfchuu's Golden BalsRin No
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheuna-
ti.n Bains in the Bones. Back of the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash. jumps
ami Contracted CORDS. Stiffness of: he Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indisrc!ion or abuse %
mercury leaving the blood pure and health
Price So per bottle, or two for 81.
DIR. LIE Ricbau's Golden SpnI.iS:,
AntidOte.
For the cure Of GonOrrhea, Girct, lrsitst;n
Gravel, md al. Urinary or Genital dissrrarg
meats. Price, Sc 30 per hottls.
DR.. lie Richau's Golden SPaniss,
Injection,
\ wash md Objection, fer severe cases Of Don
orrhea, Iutiaamato,y elect. Structures, and ali
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price.
81 90 per bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
Th.r,ic,h sni;n day Of sept. 1916

Al The iscir of !, II. e >r;; day. - pay s4't
,:.iiiiurus sr'sa.>;ue,,t thereon. .;'tser "i'b
costs q: sdvr-ti.,nE aud EXPENSES oi he sale
JOHN :. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City. Sc.,.,.naa- pin. iSTf. si"-ti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
A sra CONSOLIDATED GOLD

y and Silver Mining Company Location
Of principal place q: business. Carson C'fy,
Nevada J.ocs,ion Of woTas, Pyramid Lake
Mining District. Washne County. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given tha: there are dolinqient
roo. the following lescritod capital stock OF
tie Coupsay on account e Assessment No. -
levied August llth, 1875. the scyersl amounts
80: opposite tin nsri:s OF the respective snare
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
Also, Agents for DR.. Lee Richnn's
Golden Pills.

Fer seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. I'M
potency, md all diseases arising from Mastur
baton and excessive ABUSES. Price So per
bottle. The gonn1a ltCLrtN B.LsAM is put NJ
only in round bottlIe. On receipt of price,
these medicines will be sent TO all parts of the
county, by express or mail securely paclt }.
and free from observation. Sole Agents. Z. +,
RICHARDS / Co. wholesale and retail drug
gisis and chemists, southwest corner of Clay
and sansome streets, san Francisco. California.
anc1t-Iy
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=. I.aE;,. s.cre,ary-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05
TO the UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEOlES =
NEW READDlE0
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARx
623 Kearny street.


IA, Francisco, Established " 1854. foe the
treatment If sexual and Seminal Diseases eucn
"A 0oporrhea, elect, Structure, syphilis In
Skin diseases Of years standing and UlcerAteo
Legs successfully treated.
ReminAi Weakness.
Sen,ina Emissions, tie consequence OF snaf.
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraeed sexual
indu Irtnce is piacticcd fDy the youth Of both
s1Iea 10 en- almost unlimited extent, producing
with urerrinE certainty, the following train Q!
morbid sym ptons. unless conbated by scienti.
fic medical measures, viz: SalloW counten
ance. dark spots under the eyes. pain in She
head ringing il the ears, noise IKE the rushing
Of leaves aud rafting OF chsrio,e' uneasihses
.hcs,t The loins. weakness of the lirlbs, confu
sed vision, bluntei intellect, loss Of confidence
ditiidence in approaching strangers, oishkc 70
form new scGrAintances, diSposltCn 10 shuu
society, loss of memory, hectic fushcs, pimpies
and various tr,lptions about the faces, fuired
tongue fetd breath, coughs, consuinptIch
night sweats, monolnanla aua ife4ueIl ihsanas J.
n relief be not obtained, should apply imrie-
diatciv ;ther in person or by letter. and have q
cure effected by his new and scientific mode ~
treating this disease, which never tails d o.
fecting quick and radical cure
CURED AT ROME.
Persons at distance may be CUEED A.
HOME, by addressing letter TO DIR. GlBBoS,
,tatipr case, symptoms length Of time the dis.
ease has continued, and nave medicine prompt
Iy forwarded, free from damage and curiosity.
to eny mart Of the country, with ful! ard pam
directions, BY inserting Ten Dollars COIN, IN
registered letter, through the Postoftice OF
through Wells Fargo 4 Co: pac gags OF iheds'
cine will be forwarded to any part oi the 6 nion
Correspondents will please inform DR. Giboon
that they read his advertisements IN the APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. +. GlBBON.
"r.ia.Iv Box 1857 San Francisco.
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REVOLUTIONS AND rI.ATFORM
ssF THE RfE'i PLlCAN IA
3JOSal. CONVENTION.

r-st-Ti,- ritr.l ets.rs ri America j. u
ss,, ard mt I-a.,ric, aud Sy the combined
working. u: Na- ma; and state tinveIIiinents
-.,i,- tfs...r r.,ryetIv-. CONSTITUTIONS III" rights
~ - 49,, -.-l7s.t a. s..If"ti % Er,Is ard pr
..-r..r, al -1ai Eni .:,e ,'J'Cn"u welfare .'rn
~ l.CL-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

THO MAS ~ Il T. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

q. 4. BATTERMAN. Chairman
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

And N ascutisnce wiki law nr'i ~ nlttcr OF
the Et.ri ~. Trustees. INSIDE on TIE 10TH day
,f AIMS ,S 81. many shares nf each parcel o;
,u. ,tn.s H. may la n'rrs>aTy viii he s''i't ri
p,;ht,c .ur':,, It tht Cr'ICr Of IN S"tr'Iarv.
in Il e.. Nriah.;"iiu's jcweirN s;"F' III .h'
,I- i..'l - .arrslii street. t.ar uIi ,lfE. ~
ss.:a - ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-28

Col. 7. r. HmL.-The following CON-
plimentary notice Of our towpsmsn, Col.
Till, we clip from the Cowier.Jovrnol His
card published in that paper ri the same
date, declining to further seek nomina-
ton 10 Congress from this District, was n
real surprise to many Of his friends:
ave publish this morning a card from
the Hon. T. Y. Hill, candidate for Congress
from the sth Congressional District Of this
State, Withdrawing from the race. Mr..
Hill says, that, after a thorough canvass OF
the district, he is satisfied that he IL not the
choice Of the people. As a general rule.
there Is both wisdom and virtue In n reso-
luton Of this sort; bdt II will he hard to
make the people believe that Col. Hills
resolution does not owe more TO his modes
~ than to his sagacity. lie Is one Of the
truest men In the State. He is brilliant
and effective speaker. and there is no reason
why he should decline any contest. We
say this much in the way Of candor as we'll
as in the way Of kindness, for, without dis
paraeing the claims Of other aspiiants,
there was reason why this really able and
representative Kentuckisn should be
member Of the next Congress"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Buy your Quecnswarc cheap, at Smith a
Ram-cy's.
PHYSICIANS Prcscrip,ion-a speciality al
Chensults Drug Store.
SMITH q RAMSEY are selling Paints
Oils and varnhhe-, very low for cash.
M,cuiSr Belts and Rubbcrs for Sowing
Machines, at Anderson n McRobcr,s.
LARaE supply " needles for all Ma
chimes, 4 for - cis., at anderson N McRob
crt's
CuEck Springs and gum bands for sew.
ing machines for sale at Anderson a Nc.
Roberts.
"Ir's Delightful" That's what they say
~ the Soda Water al T.. X. Chenault's ,only
. cents glass.
Tur only pure Soda Water ever made in
town L. at Anderson A McRobcrts'-f from
.sei new silver fountrin.
vArcuE- and Jewelry u all kinds at %
" cent less than Cincinnati or Louisville
prices, nj r. H. Cheraults.
Tur most complete stock 81 Drugs ever
brought 10 Stanford, at 4. r. Chenault's.
Prices as low ~ the lowest.
Don't Pay Peddler. two prices when you
can buy the hes, spectacle made, At L. X.
Chenaults at $3.50 PER pair.
Alt accounts and notes now due me and
not settled within thirty days, will be
PLACED in the hands Of nm officer for collec-
lion. Respectfully,
July is, RI MATHEW.
TuE Beatty Piano, aud Beaity's Golden
Tongue Organs, ma ,ufactured by Daniel y.
Beatty, Washington. ". j., are highly en-
dor-ed BY all who have tested them, AZ TO
the si,le Of case, durability, aud sweetness
of tone. They are said 10 excel any other
instrument. in perfect construction. See
his advertisement In another column.
SrxsrsLs ApvIcE-Yon are asked eve
~ day through the columns 81 newspapers
snd by your Druggist 10 use something for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you
know nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now % give you satisfactory proof that
GREr~'s AuGrsr FLOWER will cure you Of
anu ttWliaAiN NNh
all it, effects. such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, IIabitual Cosiivene--, palpitation
81 the Heart, Heartburn, Water Brash,
coming up Of food alcr eating, low spirits,
Nc, We ask YOU To 20 10 your Druggist, b.
hon a Stagg. and get n Sample Bottle Of
GREES's Arousr FLOWER for 10 cent,
and try Il, or Regular Sire for Is cents,
two doses will relieve you.
Mn. DANIEL =. BEATTY, manufacturer
and proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and
Beaiiy's celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor
Organs, Washington, y. J., Is certainly a
very reasonable asd generous NAN 10 trans
act business with. lie makes this very fair
proposition To any who may favor him with
an order, Us follows: III the instrument
does not prove satisfactory after test trial
Of eve days after receiving il, the purchase
money will be refunded upon the return Of
the instrument, aud he will pay freight
charges both ways" This ia certainly an
exceeding. generous, and safe manner in
Which 10 transact businss with him. lie
warrants his instruments for six years. See
his advertisement.
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Msw NJ s~sess.
FAisTArr,

oH dear
THE trials OF life,
r,
y"
The dread Of old age
CERTAINLY brother Falsiaf We repent
US In sack-cloth and ashes. We know thee
whom thou art, just and true. Thou hast
been q good and prudent counselor, and
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FoR the information Of the many friends
Of the family, announce the safe arrival, on
the 18th inst, seguin, Texas, Of Miss Hor-
tense Shelby, daughter Of X. II. and Nan
ME $. Thompson, late Of this county Our
best wishes for the young lady's welfare,
and our congratulations to the youthful
parents. May they be spared to signaiize
'ns "'A' >e "
''
TnE track layers ON the G. ), X. X. will
cross the Hanging Fork to-day. They are
doing excellent work, and making rapid
progress. The iron horse ! think have
seen this figure used somewhere before)-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-28

MAT ELNoRE FouSp.-Matthew G. FL.
more, the young man who leil the home OF
his brother on the 3 inst, was discovered
in field near the house last Wednesday
by two boys, who at once notified Mr.. Men
ifee Elmore Of the fact. When taken in
charge, he aid he had lived on berries and
wheat during his absence, and slept on the
ground. Several hard rains had fallen on
him during the time. lie was in rather
emaciated condition when found. His rel
atives will return him to Anchorag, Asy-
lnm.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.


TINInF NOOUT ono AND hIIT TnIIfN fFOm TOWN
started In oompany with n Mr.. Perkins In
search ofa bee tree ,bou, nom some few
clouds were seen gathering. still the hunter.
persued the object OF their search until
they had reached the Alum Blum, on Cop
per creek, when Hash Of lightning struck
Mr. lSckens' who was IN advance OF MI
Perkins some thirty yards, killing him and
bis horse instantly The shock Mr.. r. re-
NJ. ~ A., r..,;n;n. oon.o;on.n...
NJ p h.a,n 40 ..,rch for ~. comn.n;on
nd IN s.w ,om.n,. so,nd Mn .nd H.
- II. 80
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REv. g. o. BARNES and family left here
for Chicago, yesterday morning, where they
will reside in the future, Mr.. Barnes
promised his friends that he would come to
see them and preach occasionally. lie left
us with the hearty good wish Of all Of our
citizens. A a christian gentleman, he de.
serves well Of all who may know, and have
known him. IL Is not true that he is to re-
ceive a salary for his labor, but goes to
Chicago without any fixed sum offered for
his ministerial work
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THERE is some talk Of an old fashion
Democratic barbecue in our county shortly.
Let Us have one by all means, soon after
the Congressional Convention here on the
10Th Of next month. We have had none
for long time. There should be a grand
Tilden and Hendricks pole and flag raised,
amid good cheer, accompanied with speech
Is. II would be the means Of arousing the
masses and bringing out a full vote for our
nominees.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-28

Wa learn that Hon. wm. o. Bradley
will speak here on tomorrow evening. and
formally announce himself as the Repub.
Iican candidate for Congress against any
one who may be nominated by the Demo.
cratic party on the 10th Of next month.
Let him comel A defeat Of 900 major.
ity awaits him or any other man who may
feel willing to run the race on that side Of
the question.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-28

Mr.. J. NJ. PLEAsASrs, a former citizen
of Lincoln county, and brother Of our es-
teemed countyman, Harvey Peasants, who
removed to the great State OF California
many years ago, is now ON visit 10 his rel
atives here. lie brought with him sam
pies Of California wheat, which are very
fine. lie says crops will yield from 30 to
40 bushels per acre this year. although 1t
WIS only the "droppings" Of last years
seed. lie says that where seed were regu-
larly sown, the crop would be nearly
third more.