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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-24
DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS.

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and Resources, P"sI'Io" """
Progress, F"r III" YEAR 'H'"'
DENTON, September H.
Special correspondence to the Herald
THE DALLAS HERALD having the great
est circulation in and out Of the stat"
Of amy paper in North Texas, we take
this uruorlmity Of placing before your
many readers, short sketch Of Denton
county, not solely because it Is Denton
county. but because it is, wc are safe IN
saving a fair average Of what the whole
North Texas counties are doing Den
ton county has five hundred and seven
ty.six Thousand acres Of timber and !
urairic lands, The cross timbrrs cover |
ihc eastern portion Of the county OF
about one hundred thousand acres. The |
western and northern part is a rich and !
beautiful prairie Of about four hundred
thousand acres through which IIows
four streams Of never failing mater
There is perhaps one hundred thou
sand acres in cultivation this season
and over twenty thousand, now prrpal-
ing for next year The population rs
I''l'l'n'''; W." - I''''o' iinn I'n .s
u somewhat low estimate NhIIo lht
'oll' "o'' ','I ''i G ,,,'' Ni;,gnn INN.
the union, settlers rom M'S7o"F" INN
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% acre Tor Improve" l'lIllH' "'P,"""'E WI
lorptiun and the character Of improve
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menus
ANIMAL rROhlCTS.
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ne centurion W " ''"llV'N WIN a.
I WAYS more fully appear from her prod
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,,,thrr,I from nll the information
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DENroN, September, II.


Since last January, improvement,
have been maNc to the amount OF three
hundred thousand dollars on houses
farms etc, and the county is now en-.
gagged in greetings magnificent court
house at cost of forty thousand dol
lars There are five grist and saw mills
located in different parts of the county
however, they are not capable of meet.
ing the wants of the citizens.
SCHOOLS.
Free schools will be organized Mt once
throughout the county under the new
law, and in the town of Denton there
are already two in nourishing condi.
ton The Masonic Institute is under
the guidance of Professor Keytc an old
and experience teacher. All denom.
nations, in religious point of view, are
well represented. The towns of Denton
Pilot Point, Louisville, Elizabethtown
and Bolivar have good comfortable
church buildings while in many other
places throughout the county, the fol.
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"White souls" are 1T for Heaven,
But ior this earth beneath,
Among the sweetest things
Are sweet and lGarl-whltc teeth.
By using SOHODONT YoH'Ec sur1
TO keep your tueth white,swcul and pure
Allied Encmics 10 Health

In many of the Nlrcst and most fertile dis
ricts of North and Tropical America air
and water are allied encmivsto health, both
being iupregnHtcd with the poisonous
uiiaSm0ta which produce chills and feyoE
bilious rpmiuents aud frDrlIe disorders of u
Still more malignant type. Fortunately, a
sure preventive and curative OF such de-
structivc maIadIcS isto be found in Hostel
trr's stomach Bilters, II vegetable prcpara-
ton, which Is infinitely To be preferred, potR
ON account Of lts enicacy aud freedom RON
all hurttul properties; to the d,leterIouN
mineral and alknloid remedies OF the phar-
macopmiu. 1t Is, moreover the rcigning
SPECIFIC for dyspepsia, debility, constipation
urinary troubles, rheumatism and nervous
ness promotes appetite and sleep, and ~ a
capital antldOte to depression ofspiilts.
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III Y ER SIDE
INSTITUTE,
LISBON, TEX AS
SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF DALLAS.
ELD JAS, II, MALONE, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. s. V. MALONE, Associate.

The next session of ten scholastic months
WIN open on Monday, September 1, 1876, and
time, paying Tuition Fees from date of en-
trance to close 10 said session, due always
in MlNAnnn nnlnNnf ON nnrr ~ "H
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NATIONAL LINE OF s7RANERs,

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships,
Une OF me pest and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit.
tam and Europe, Stceragc and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickeis, good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For pnr.
ucularS, ana to see plan ofthc steamers cab
SUI callat our office No. 100 Lamar 81.
Jan2b-dtt WE. LSrE K CO., Agents,
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W. r. LYTR. up MURPHY
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE,

E'NbIN S3AhNs.
Improved and unimprovea property in
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
of Texas.
For rent-Dwelings and business houses In
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstractiug and pGrlVcting titles aud estab.
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting OF
rents, notes ana accounts, by
w. 4. Lyle e Co,
Real Estate Agents, No. lO9 Damar street.
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Wanted-To Rent.
MlNnellaneoNs Wnnii.


HOUSE WuRk-A man and wife or n
ii woman ana boy to do general house
work. Apply ut Adams It LeOnard'g. 20-gt.
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For Rent,

muinder mt j, e. bogrl n or Illls "l''''' l--'
For Rent.
LARGE ROOM--Furnished or uniurn
a i.ned, with or without board, to n mar
Rcd couple, single lady or genlIcman. Pleas,
ant situation. Address \. Il, TINS once W.
nWELLGNG HOUSI.-L Large and suitable
} for n boarding house, near business
Addross. W ~, care this Office. Sept-I-@l
nWELLlNG-With three good rooms, we'll
J Stable, etc, on Pearl, near Bryan. All
dros, House. Herald office. septI2Zt
IEOUSi--A good house OF six rooms 30
III 90 BfOWdcr street, In the "CcdnrS.' In
quIre at the mouse, or of j. NJ, Hayes 2lO
Commerce street. Stpll''-l
1 AND-3UO acres ofsodded ana fenced land
| for rent on Pacific railway. AppiS TO
this office. scplo ~
STORE ROOM a portion ola store room
y on Main street. Location good, Address
II, care this office. Nrpt2--I
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CO. BY 4 POOR MAN-Who can NY
y - , nilord 1.-TWO tens aud a I'VE. me
Under may pay himself and leave the re-,
mnindcr ut j. {. Bogh'S or ms Office, l'-@J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-24

&OS ONO Worth of Mo. Lead Mining
~ - J,OOO stock to loan to settle bank
rupt claims, or to exchange east for goods,
AtureSS SloCk, postoiioe, Septl6.2t
Il ARM-A highly cultivated farm with
L good house, barn, orchards, etc., In nil
Address Editor Herald iyIS.tT
WATCH-A magnificent magic ease gold
Watch, for a secondhand buggy and
harness. Address box l7o, Nrni4.tt
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Wanted emalc Help.

,JNWO YOUNG LADlES-To learn the mil
| lmcry business. Good reference re-
Quirrd, Apply :. lKA'sON =, 81 Main
street. avptlA-2t
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Mantni-Male Holm.


4 = BOOKKEEpER - Clerk or copyiSt,
"A Salary, board and washing, until en-
ploycr is well enough satisfied with services
to raise wages. Best of references. Address
"a ." this Otlite. sept23-lw
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BOOk NOTES.

new novel Of English life. "Azalea," bv
O'ch clayton Is published by the Messrs. Harper
Rhoda Broughtnn', latest novel, ".Joan,r
pittun. w. '''
A beautiful edition 81 Moorc's "Euicurean"
WIN Illustrations ny Turner. has just been published
a now edition Of Aruoit's Element - phys.
~ WIN porif II of the author. and admirably H.
l1ststtd Is published by u. Appleton Il GO.
- The Abridged Classical Dictionary" Of Dr.
Niihim sinltn lHnrpcrsl Is an exceedingly cOmpaci
aud convenient manual, with numerous illutiratuns.
4 neat repertory for social amusement f. Mr
: 4. frosts Dramatic Proverbs aud CharAdcs Dics
ftDse.aldl. Actors % the home stage al nnd
lie "a.
he Messrs, Harper publish Mrs IIcnd rson'4
lr rItal cooking aug nAner owing" ul ine iuHks
luk "i inAtri books There "a no end anu !, one an.
pear 10 he ludicloas auu tasteful
m.ienitcent WORK Is Mr. Alfred Russell Wal.
ace ,HtoSraphica Distribution Of Animals" lIari
i..rli u T. ~ Two oc.lo volumes, sum rb'y il'us
lat ana :" al once lake rank the most aut NJ
tallft manual upon the subject
he "rCltldren'e Paradise." by Katharine 10,
re. o. /. lulnah sona) l. interesting lumt Of
,s.l Tor nu people WIN charming Illustrations ~
oI those purchasing holiday presents.
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secure his release on bail, and perhaps his fail
ure might vet have been averted. 81 have had
the fate, he says,"of CULVER among the Lilipu-
tians. His large stature alarmed the natives Of
the country, and without further inquiry they
pronounced him dangerous. For this reason
they Raroted him during his sleep with an
Infinite number Of tiny cords. Neverthe-
less, these little people gave token Of some
wisdom. They forbore TO nut CULVER to
death, but fed him and used him well,
whereby when they came to know him
better he was able to render them some ser
vice" II appears that at the height of biz pros
perity this prince of finance felt II essential to
disarm Jealousy, and mask, so far az possible,
his triumpbs. 1t 10 related that when the Colt
bus line was opened he gave In the Berlin sta
ton lust constructed sumptuous banquet, to
which were invited the most important person.
ages OF the Court and army. From this festival,
given by Dr. strousDerg, only one eminent man
was modestly absent, and that was Strousberg
himself.
with one exception he Is the only great Hnan
cier who has belonged to the guild OF letters,
who In the busiest hours of his life continued TO
cherish a taste for literature and to evince n
cordial sympathy with the members Of his
original profession. Like Fouquet, he has his
reward. The splendid superintendent Of finances
in the reign Of Lewis V. was proved, or al
legged, by Colbert. to be great defaulter. vet
gratitude and affection have so far wrought upon
the makers Of history that his portrait has come
down to us In colors more winning and noble
than that Of the statesman who supplanted him.
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Hon ne c'ppe,.
Win thoughts Of compAuionshlp only
n sit IN my 0l'ah .it.'o room,
Dos tod, de- lNiHuf. aud lonely.
". W hn,t tae Lmi issot i"epen.to gloom;
And muse and wonder and THINK
~ hard Ii tlt ta-i. II living
bi paper and ven AID ink.
Al, once, rcmeu %. faociei
lhai wiring wound yin me a name
The worli at that Inc seemed fairer.
Anh leafhed Tor ihH Oubh.c Of fame;
-, hlied Win butAlus 1t sire,
sai down e. labor au thiuk-
10 astonish mankinn hy me magic
ot paper ana pen anna INK.
began on an cp.r. ana nnlshed
aome t@tnn @ ii- rs. and no more
INen ssay,d q, " ,t'i '.g ludluiuI-utl
A drama, - hirl d'.l ~ Act -Four.
Ihtu colf ci lar COS ErltO,
Nor p Granted m .lirits 20 sink
Mas bound 20 got nc rs AMI honor
IRON paper anu res sud lax.
Aes Tor The dream tha' cherished
Nuen nrst luI npld ~ nen
Ana he uis-ry .nnia'di idrc lee illG1"n'
"n,fe now Is lhA go ili c0hragu 0us
Mhrre-wherc tr' 90 luphs dreamed o.
Nlai paper and yeu ..I lnA
once II caused ne '.-'i .ntArnrcr
HiN wrief'r ms .rai snd nv butter.
Ani u, :. ar. :, ,nlrl 3, iut;
>t1 ' ,s, i,I. OF m" l4. tncs muses..
D. ,.g Nurti iDr. hI',. tn labor
Ni'" tHp 'Ai ..u az luz
wr!'". twmntnrsnns romance,
"l i.ulle 'Af. 'N.us' lhiu-
nd n 'i',g,. T., '. W., ,s s9l ''nc''
Ai liI ,is,r, r,, ~. ' 'al .ae ~ia~.
Niih pap anlp. u...HI .6f
aa't won i.l.r v,.ti uor position
'lr ..'i ..c.
D. .N' lHn"f fHIff|f'1n.
NlI fII- .
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Dr. II. NJ Fields Note. OF Travel

Under somewhat attractive name
From The Lakes Of Killarney TO he Goid,A Horn
pr. FIELD has given Ms an old-fashioncd uarra-
tive II travel. such cgr-ory and superficial OBJ
ser,atons as naturally present themselves To- a
cultivated and intelligent man are here jottcd
down In l'cly aprreciatlyc, and uuprcten-
tous way 1t is plain that the author thor
oushly enjoyed himself, AMI to some extent hc
makes Us share his satisfaction. We need
hardly say however that this species OF bonl il
essentially an anachrpuism. In our day almost
every American of moderate mean. has rum
over Europe, and only careful and toler,llv cy.
hau-tive studies ul particular SUBJ ur places
ae at present ia much request. WceNccpt f
'"urse the work of such men as Thtuphllc Gan.
tier and Francis Wry. cor. among Americans. a
Charles Dudley Warner who bring 20 nor.
travail Of surface icuDu.euA artistic power {
a high order Probably Or. Field would mo-.
elaim To posscss Nc.r specific Qualifications
Yet his descriptive style is facile and agreeable
rejecting with di-t.uctnes. what lac secs. and
We therefore look forward with considerable IN
i"rc-t 10 his next Volume I'm which hc viii
traverse Held comparatively unNorAcd. ,i-it-
ny among other parts ~ Asia the dutch Em-
pure IN Java ~ which fcw persons IN thi, rouu.
Try have an adequate conception.
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| cioi egec, 4, ho.,,..-
va mos, all, a.. ., '"o uN's'ons VI Scotand.
attervord renoIlod Li. o"i'ess Vi splrit "hlch
| NOT aa vot rovoaioI a., -. ''O'" 'ue Al"ance hau
II we e.cen, a y,s,, y, nc,
sto, 20 III, 90 ,,his,, 49, o'os''ne ana the MIS-
| tho onoro,os =, Ne uao,"e, "n"u'nted in 1867,
90 IA, ,,,, 50, uu'inR the last
.gatrs, in,o,oranco T., ,,,o directed
II vears In SCOTLAND For oxar,nia ,a rs "n'ch
warn, f,,onds .rono ,ho rnoI,,,, o, .,'u many
spite Of fro,rns and bo,dshot,t,o ''''' !"
nf MIA bretbren I'm tho lSirk bold,v nroc,at.
n bigh priviIsoa IN i,no,v sucb man a.. -,
and .tnnIev and ,rs,,,c, M, ro,a,,,,,. ,, ,'"Nsie
tr,bu,ions =, tho pcr,odic,i " C,,, ,,', NV'-
conducted bv him No ,vas oro,,v or,,a.s,
the teetotal movement. vro,e :. ,r,c, ~, i" r.. ~
perance versus Abstinence" and no,, r..
round sltboush nubliclv renroocbod ,.i,,
baing an aho,,or n, dru,l.n,oss IL ,r.. -
tired M Iaueb,ns n, Tho s,,r,, l., ,,,ta,. 80.
poonle toIk 10 ,vorkingme, nob mi IL ,,sss,
fnI tbov s,v Won bava onlv from, s,v,oon -.
seveu,oen shiIi,r,, d, ,.o,l ana 90, : t,. -.
m N onca found vo,, ,,,,h n nina f., v,,,. -,
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ra,her sa, 90 htn, r,,, ,,,a ,..,,, ,,., ,
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and vera brousht ,,,,I,,, ,ho 80, .,,'',.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

Now is your tune to provide your
selves with Clothing and Dry Goods. j..
Conn 4 Bro. having determined to re-
move their immense stock il not sold
within thirty days. now offer their goods
at 40 per cent. l-sa than any house in
this county oan possibly do. Gail aud
satisfy yourselves Parties indebted to us
will please settle at once, as all accounts
remaining unsettled after the 30th inst.
will positively be placed in the hands OF
the proper authorities for collection.
Store for rent and safe for sale.
j. Conn 4 Bro.
Ell I'm Main St. , opposite NJ. V. st.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

EsMERALpA COUNTY NOMINATION Ms -
The Democratic County Convention OF
Esmeralds county was held last Tues
day. The following nominations were
made: For the Assembly, G. P Shake.
speare. II. E. Sargent; Sheriff. s. b.
Lott; Recorder. J. b. Hiskey. The
Surveyor and Clerk were passed. For
District Attorney, M. A. Murphy; Super.
intendeut of Pablo Schools. - Du.
vail. and p. l.. Traver and J. Fox were
nominated for County Com missioners.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

men are busily engaged in putting /. to.
gether. The erection OF ths esllows
frame. shaft-house, etc., are all und.r
Roadway. and the hosting works will
soon be ready for operations.
A correspondent OF the Denver Trib-
une. writing from Dead wood. says: The
smartess Alecks on all subjects here are
men from Montana. The best miners in
lean ground are men from California
The men who demand the highest
wages and earn the smallest are from
Utah.
The Gold Hill News OF tho 28th ult.,
talking about the Sutro Tunnel, says
Total length from mouth to face OF
header this morning 14.444 feet. Very
fair average progress is being made at
present. the face bling in favorable
working material. composed OF hard por-
phyry, with quartz ann clay stresks. A
heavy stream Of water flows from the
tunnel, sufficient to supply several mills
in case they were needed. And the
chances are that mills will bs needed
sooner or later. for very excellent ore
prospects and assays have been met with
at various points thus far already, and
the tunnel has penetrated the regular
broad Comstock ore belt for over 1000
feet. A bonanza may be run into by the
Sutro Tunnel at any time.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

The total yield Of the Consolidated
Virginia mine siuce 1873 was $40. 000. 900
nearly one.haf Of which SUN was gold.
The different Mormon primaries in
Utah have expressed a preference for
Grorge Q. Cannon as Delegate to Con-
gress.
OF the Ave newspaper men in Wyom.
ing. two are pos,masters. one is county
attorney, and another 10 assessor OF Uinta
county
In San Francisco the Knights OF St..
Patrick have incorporated for benevolent
purposes and to harmonize the various
elements Of the Irish race.
A rag dance 10 to take place at Seattle.
Oregon, this week. No one not dressed
in rags will be permitted to dance before
midnight The ragg-dest person in the
room will be given u prize.
The Democratic Convention OF Storey
donated 800, which the President and
Secretary we're instructed to telegraph to
the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers OF
Savannah. Georgia.
This is what the San Jose Herald says
Of Tom: "Ths bu,lion-tonRued orator
will take the bloody shirt into the upper
realms of spe' Gu in benaIf OF 4 pubIcau
enthusiasm Tonight.
On the first of October mail service will
be com MT need on about 700 routes which
were let under regular Advertisements, on
the 3lst Of July lnst, thus COM leting the
entire system OF mail transportation IN
every State and Territory IN the United
States.
Among the rich strikes recently re.
ported Is a body OF high grade milling
silver ore IN the Cactus mine, Inyo
county. 1t has been open d for length
of eighty feet aud a width of twenty,
aud its limits have not Yet been found.
The total receipts OF the Nevada State
Fair were $l4.s96 The disbursement ts
for speed and other premiums and ex.
penses aggregate about $l2 500. leaving
net profit Of over 80 0OO to be apple d
in the liquidation Of tho Sooiety's in
de- btednsss.
The Los Nictos Valley (Csl) Courier
states that two tons OF silver ore =. cently
shipped from Downey City to San Fran
cisco turned on, to b. nearly pure silver.
and that the three persons who owned it
r-aiizrd $4,000 each from the bullion.
The mine is situated in the San Gabriel
mountains.
The Eureka Sentinel says: The ma.
oh n+rv recently purchased by the Brit.
ish Mill and Miuing Company, from
Ploobe mining company. to be used 81
Connolly mine, on Prospect mountain,
has eli arrived on the ground and work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04
Col. Stone, of Virginia, having in the

Col. Stone. Of Virginia, having In the
recent Democratic Convention there in.
dulged In some disparsaing remarks
sgains, G. W. Cassidy, OF the Eureka
Sentinel. who is the Democratic nomi.
nee OF that county for State Senator,
that gentleman "goes for him " in Q
oolumn editorial and makes 1t exceeding.
ly warm for the aforesaid Colonel. II
won't do to tackle newspaper proprie.
tor on political matters; he holds too
strong a hand.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04
A Case Of Thirty Year, STANDING
EAST AURORA, ". Y, NAV 22.

EAST AURORA. N. Y. May %. 1872.
MEssRs. SETH W. FowLE & Soss:
GEsrLEMEs:-I was troubled with
Dyspepsia for thirty years. and tried sew
eral medicines advertised for the cure of
this distressing complaint without de.
irving any benefit from them. About @
year ago | commenced taking the Peruv.
ian Syrup, and after using altogether
twelve bottles / find myself entirely
cured. l consider my case one Of the
worst l ever heard Of, and l take great
Pleasure in r. commencing the Peruvian
Syrup to all Dyspeptics, BELIEVING that it
will be sure cure to them.
Yours respectfully,
j. T. BowNE,
Sold by all druggists. Sel7-lm
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-
The great remedy for Consumption.
This well.known remedy is offered to the
public. sanctioned by the experience of
over forty years; and when resorted to
In season, seldom fails to effect a speedy
cure OF ConRhs. Colds, Group, Bron.
chitis. Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Hoarseness. Pains or Soreness in the
Chest or Side. Bleeding at the Lungs,
Liver Complaint. etc. Beware Of Coun.
terfeits! Remember that the genuine
Wistar's Balsan OF Wild Cherry has on
the outside wradper the signature Of II
BUTTS" and the printed name OF the
proprietors. seth W. Fowle & Sons,
Boston" All others are base limitations
Examine the wrapper carefully before
purchasing. sel7.1m
Sole AaENCY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Coms,ock Record. San Fran.
cisco Post, Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news
papers, school books. stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco. Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. tt
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. g. Poujsde's, Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. AleYsn-
der's Drug Store.
HORSE and light wagon for sale.
II W. r. WILSON.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

A Maryland preacher. 10 order to draw
O full bous-, announced that on q Ger
tain Sunday evening he would show bis
congregation something they had never
seen before and never would again. The
church was crowded. The minister,
taking peanut from his pocket. said.
THAT you never saw BEFORE" and then,
breaking the shell. he tossed the kernsl
into his mouth, blandly remarking, land
you'll never see II again"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04

In Deadwood City. August %. Sam
Young. a barkeeper. shot and killed Myer
Baum. Sam having proved that he shot
Baum by mistake for another man, Of
course he was honorably acquitted by
the sympathisinH jury.