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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. IS.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO. 10.

limited STATES SURVEY NO. ls9.
x~SIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
u son City, Nevaas, Aug. 26, 1876. Notice
is ne-ehv given tia; the Silver Lea cold
ana SllveY Mining COMPANY. corporation
undsr and hy virtue of the laws OF the stste
Of Nevada, hiss this dsy by william Il King,
,ts aalv authorized Ss~nf, whose post once
.itsrrss is a; the ku-~ks Mil. Lyon county,
Nevada. INSIDE application fer patent for one
thnuS.ud 1000 linear feet Of thu Silver Leaf
Lode. bearing gold ana silver. s'tusfed IN the
Devils Gate and Chinatown mining district.
Lyon county. state Of NevstS, tnSe'her Mic
surface ground six hundred Ger fce' IN width,
said claim being designated on the Official ria;
in this once as I. $ Sarves Ne y, IN toNn-
shin rs, north Of range u. VI d ", the eSie-
r,or boundaries Of sad lot No liz being as
follows to.wi,: BEGINNING II post marked
;sentics, with the $ W Garner post Of the ST.
Louis cas-, T. s survey No. e, snd runnin.
fri course s 40 degrees, w $40 feet 10 post
No , whence hesrs post marked Lyon cocn-
" line y 6 degrees 10 minutes w flagstaff
on Mt Davidson y IL degrees y minutes
~ ,sl,est smoSa s,scg en- Saceor hosting
works y. 81 degrees E., tsllest smoke s;sck
on Backeve hosting works y. - y degrees f.;
thence RAINING from salc post No, :. second
course :. - degrees % mtuutes Il. 100 fes'
10 pos, No. 3. thence. tairt. COURSE \. q Dc
yrees Il coo fee; 10 post Ma !, whence hears
Is, y section corner on essi flne Of section :.
township l6, north range q derives b. Y. y.
NJ y tS degrees 10 minutes T., distant 1904
feet, the S w corner pcs5 OF the En- igrsnt.
II ca'sv : Saryev Nc, ~ :. 9iss Z, dis
tsnt as y feet. thence running from ssie post
No / fourth course. y - degrees - minutes
W. - feet 90 post s: thence, ffth course. \.
3sA degrees " s. Isl feet the y. ". corner
post 81 the Emlgrant, Jv-, Co I. ;. Survey
No ~ ga fee; To post No, &; THENCE sixth
course =. % degrees W, 2sI feet ~ post No. ].
the roiu, os beginning IL 1910
acres Bearings expressed from trne meridian
magnetic vsrisiiop lt degrees 40 minutes D.
The labor ana Improvements consist 81
shaft 81 feet deep and tunnel. exceeding i've
hundred dc,lla-s In value Said cisim IL partly
bounded on the east by the kmigrsnt. ir.,
Conapaty's claim and partly on the north by
the 81 foGis companys claim, ana on lhe
west sna south hv no known clsirnsnfs The
notice Of location is duly recorded IA BOOK !,
folios az and as Of the records Of the Devils
Date and Ceina,own mining district,
LYON county. NevMds ~ Silver GUY, IN
The oEce OF the Recorder OF ssid district
ANY aud sill persons clsmiue adversely ANY
norton of said silver Leaf 8old and silver
Mining compsny's said claim are required
within sixty GAYS publication herv-recf - NE
with the register % the United states Lane
I O.sce nj Csrsca CITY, Nevsas, their protest
I and adverse elsim or they will be barred by
virtne q the provisions 81 the STATUTE
kagss y. HAhais. hsA'sier-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
rr ossrrH MINING c,Mr,Sr.-Lo-

II OSsUrH MINING CHMfANf LII
cation of principal pi>ce OF hi-iuee
Az t,rsncisc,, California location 81 works,
D. VIA ste District. Lyon county. Nevada. -
Notice ID hereby given that At $ meeting OF tae
Bosrd Of Directors, held on the Fiftccnth day
Of august, 1879 Az assessment NO. !. OF FIFTY
cents per shsr- was levied upon tae esriss1
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately
In United States gold coin. T. the SECRETARY
- the once of the compsny, No. tis CAsitor-
uta ssrsst, Room No 5. San Francisco, oasi-
sornia And Anr stock upon which this
assessment shall rernsin unpaid on the nlne-
teenth tlsthl day OF September. 1875.
win be deemed delinquent and Will be daily
a ADVERTISED for sale st pnelte sussion, and an
sas payment Is made hefore will es sold on
THURSDAY, the twelfth tifths day OF oeto-
Der, 1875, to paw Delinquent assessment, TO-
eesh.r with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sAle.
Nv order Of the Hoara OF nir-c.o-s-
EDwARD r STONE. SECRETARY.
Onoe-No Ala Caaforaia street. Room No. J,
San Yranciseo. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
Delinquent Sale.
.ANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING

uNANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company Of principal rlse.
II business, San Francisco. California bo-
cation OF works, Lyon County, state of
Neysts Nosica--Th.re Sre eelinauen, upot
the following d-scrihcd stock, on account of
assessment mo. :, levied on the ssth day of
July, 1876. the several amounts Sc; onro-
site the names Of the respective shsrehald-
ers ~ fellows.
No of No. Of
Names Cer'ts. Shares. Ant,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
n NOTICES!

ENoR IIcENcEs, SILVER WILL m
taken to the amsant Of Five psllass. On
al sums hove that the usual dtncunns viii -
made. h A. COOKE
Sheriff Il Lyon Oounty.
Dayton. New. June s. ISIS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
Administrators Notice

gUVo cREprToRs.-NoTIcE Is HEREBY
given by Isaac Leversee. the under
sisned. adm inistrsto- of the estate Of NJ. !,
nrtshois. deceased. 10 tae creditors ~ and al
p~rsons having claims against sad deceased 70
exhihit the same with the necessary vouchers
within four months from the first paelteafina
Of this notice 10 the undersigned At his Office
In psyfon Lyon county. Nevada.
ISAAC LEvERSEE. Administrator,
JOHN POWELL. in, Attorney for the Estate.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
coin AND SILVER

"LASG0W GOLD AND SILNES
" Mining Company.--I.ocstion Of principal
plsce Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate Min
tus District, Lyon County. Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given that a. meeting
ef the Trustees of said company. held on the
Ssh Say Of August. 1876. an assessment, No 81
uf Fifteen lisl Cents per share was lcvied aPca
the cSpital stock Of the corporation, psyscie
iTumedixSely in United States gold conn., 20 the
Secretary q the once OF the Company,
ANY stock upon which this sssess-
,oenS shall remain unpaid on the eth DAY OF
Reptember, 1876. will be delinquent and sdver-
tised for sale at pablo auction; and unless
rayment is made before, viii be sold on SAT-
tRpAY, the Sctn day os September. 1865. 20
nav tn delinquent assessment. together with
sosks Oh advertising and expenses q -sie
JNo. A. REtCHEaT, Sec'y,
onse; 80 Piae street. Rooms ~ and Il.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
NOTICE.

LN0R PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MIN.
Il ing tar silver viii be taken b the amount
81 nve dollar. On an amounts above tAat
the usual discount will be made.
q. y. NASH.
Aassasor Lyon County.
barton. New. Jnns II. ls76.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
LYON COUNTY TINES.


AMAZON CONSOLIDATED MINING
u company.--Location of principai place
10 Sunineua SHn Er~acieco. Cal.--lsocasion Of
vosAA Devilss Gate District. Lyon coonty,
Nes.ula- -Nctice b herc6y gwen. thar ~
susssins 81 shs Trastees cf sstd company. held
ON - u day cf August, 1878. an assessment
ma y Of E1fseea sisl Oents per share wss
lsvked upoa ths capital STOCK Of the corpora
tiop. payable immediately la gold coin Of the
unitsd States. 10 the Secretary. 1t the Once
IL tAscsupAny. Any stock upon which this
snsealsnent nhali remain unpaid on the 9Th day
Of osP4ember. 1870. wild be delinquens, and
advertised for sale ~ public auction; ana
unless payment il made before viii be sold
on SATURDAY, the S0th day OF september.
lS76 ~ Nv Tn deiiuouent ssse>smcut, toseth-
r. With costs Of advertising and eyperses OF
~. mo A. REtCHERT. Sec'y.
Once. $50 Pine street, Rooms 10 and II,
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nv gACMARlAEI. viii Assistant.
u . ean always - found = hi 0hop
NAN 6T1Exr, aMyKK ClTY, prepared 70
Do HAEn CUTTING. 6uANR0OEH0 -
sihls NO. epss I'll ssy sssasS eivs hin
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08

- LkNNS SULPHUR SOAP 10 real.
- tive inspiration. II vas happy thought
70 combine the rsmsdy. which Of III ceAess =
oeneAeial N the majority Of eataneons dts-
eess9 with . pleasant and pure soap. ~
meens n which u can b hrcu9ht II conta6e
VIII a9seted pexts. oolA svRyvhsuo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

The following awards on horses were
;eadf;
For tie beet harness stallion, five
years Old and over three entries. Pre-
tatum 10 } Ii. 8feansn's Echo
For tbe hest harness stallion. taur
years old and unter five; two entries.
Preiniam To F. NJ. Crutcher & Bros
horse from Cynthians, KenJueky
For the best gslding, five years Old
AID ever. Premium 30 George Bent
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

First race Iiile dash, for ponies
under soIr,eea hands high. Entries:
Blue Tail Fly, StaoleiieI,fs hay mare.
Thruckmoftau's black mare, Billy,
Redbird ard iind>ay's bay geiding.
Won hs i.inssasis imy with Billy seq
end. Time, 2:i;s. Ie the pool. before
the race Blue Tail Fly was the favor
tie.
Second facr--l'wo year Oh states;
mile dash. Ea.fies: Jack Hart, by NJ.
?. Har;;.I. G. Mccoy, rs L. NJ. Lilly;
Hood, hy j. Batcheint; Stanley. by
Cra;cher Rros. MecaY was an easy
winner. Time, f:59l. Ia The pools
AeCoy Was ten 10 three agsinst the
iield.
Third race mile heats. Entries:
JenBie Gamble, hy J. NJ. Chapman;
Ella Harper. hs T. a. Gay. Ella Har-
per, /, |. Time I;ass, 1874. In the
pools Ella was favorise. to /.
Fourth -Trot,ing to harness.
nile heats. Entries: Lucy, lg Il. L.
Burris; John Baker, by w. Garry,
George, by J. Needaam; john, by F.
Margrave; Lady Bishop, by ). H.
Brennan; Darrell, by Peter zorger.
Lucy, ], ;. !. LAZY Bishop. ., 3.
Darrell, :, !, twishdra~aj. John, 4, /,
2. George, 5, distanced I; Baker, dis
tance,i. Time, a;oiI, 2s5a, 3.eoa.
In the pools, Lady Bishop was the
favorite, about even with HE field, and
came in heaa on third heat, tut was
adiadged laser from repeated breaks.
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tally, kuow We have good eonss
anoug Us, and the exhibit OF bread,
meat, cakes, ielllep, hn,i preserves are
too tncsgre. Our fatmerl wives have
not eon'c 10 the froot es they ought 10
have done, Tor they share largely tn
home manufactures.
One thing was theirs. which could
hardly Ice exeeiicj. two bars OK seap /;
bui when VI remember how careful
housewives pride themselves en- their
baireis % soar, they oueh, TO have
moro there. IL is 80 lie h.ped before
the fair closes, more at The home in
dustrlcs viii he exhibited
Ca turning TO view oihrr depart
uents, We fond the sun set,inl aud the
ladies with their witehing work had
stolen oar afternoon; aud homc,. ard
hound VA the necessity Of the hour
There were not NJ many persons
there AS we hoped 20 see, hut with
bright wcsthsr to-day. let all turn on;
10 encourage the brave workers, and
stimulate ourselves.
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Mn. = 4. tAcssox.

Mr. Jackson displays . seif-coapler
and iooser forears, also a cotton press
with osciliaiing lever. These invsn.
tiens heiong co Dallas county and de-
serve the attention OF RAILROADS.
aEssiss. LaoNrs AND NyMAU.
Praprietors ofti.e Tifin Well Boring
and R,el; Drilling Machine Works
OF fii'in, oiaio, shosY cue of their ma
ehines. II is a very substantial np.
rssring anger aud did some work on
the erauni viii. much evenness and
celebrity. Mr.. Joins Campbell is the
isst;@rai tFsseiiag agent.
NR. ". IL. BArsRR,
another well hofer ia the charge of
Mr.. q. Samme. WAS put in motion
sterday on the grounds, aud worked
handsomely. 1, zig propelled by hand
or horse power. The man ufac.ory is
located at Paris, Illinois, of which Mr.
Banser il proprietor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
sware. In tie arrnn.

Roadsters ia harness, stations four
years o.ds. W. c. Mckinney.
Matched horses to harness. ". Il.
Robinson. Tom and Jerry.
Buggy mares. w. n. Page. (Beu-
iah BurgessJ.
Gelding OF ali work. W. II. Robin
son.
Fastest racking mare or gelGing, J.
Z. Barkiey, premium.
Blood bull, three years old and over,
J. n Hill, Alvaraio, johnson county.
Best AYRSHIRE bull, j. II. Morton,
Dallas county, honorable mention.
BIoodeG calf under two years old, O..
W. Cameron.
Sweepstakes blooded bull, William
HaiiiEes Indian Chief.
Bloodei bulls under two years old,
\. III. Willett doe Hunt.
Biooded COW. three wears old and
over, james Richardson, Missouri.
Best display Of horned cattle, sweep
stakes, w. +. Gordon, Missouri.
Best hloodei bull, two years old aud
under three, " illiam Wiley, Dallas
county.
Biooaed COW, two years old aud uu-
der three, \. 81. wiiiett, Ellis county.
Bloodei COW, under two years old,
". Z. Gordon, Missouri.
Blooded ccw, any age, sweepstakes,
William Wiley. Dallas county.
Best Texas miieh COW, DR.. F. L.
Hughes.
First Premium, bale Of cotton, wss
awarded to Mrs. Ii. y. Boyle, Harri
'son county.
Second premium. bale 10 cotton, wa.
awarded 10 :. Ii. Msrshsil.
Third premium, bale Of cotton, was
awarded TO b. NJ. Baldwin. Harrison
county.
Honorable mention, for handling
and ginning, Nathan Nesbit, Harrison
county.
Honorable mention. fcr staple, B.M
Gasp, Hopkins county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28


The receipts yesterday were 81, 40 60.
The sgri@ultnrists OF the country
turned cut 10 force yesterday.
Professor Leslie walks The rope every
day between two anslfoar O'Clock.
Four thousand dollars worth Of
pools were sold yesterday on the races.
Fhe seventh day Of September the
first nail was driven at the Fair
Grounds.
'srhe biggest thing In Texas @as
the Unanimous verdict of ali ON the
ground yesterday.
Teachers are granted the privilege
Of attending the FEir wlth their
schools On SATURDAY.
II was announced from the stand
yesterday, thai the Collin County Fair
would open at Mckinney, ON We'd
nssday, ihc 3Ist instant. and continue
four days.
a Platform at the east end Of the
Anlphitheaser broke dowa yesterday,
and one lady, whose name tue re-
porter coa,d not learn, WAS slightly
hurt.
The improved ehurn Of Mr. Jordan
confines TO attract great attention.
Mr. Jordan sells State aud county
rights Southern States. aud Is now
selling California aud Texas by coun-
ties
There viii be a competitive drill Of
the fire companies OF the State for the
gold medal, at the Fair Grounds, on
Saturday, at four o'clock D. M. The
Daiiaa boys are requested TO note the
fact. for PHE Herald would not like
to see them beaten.
an announcement WAS made from
the stand on the race track that ], LII.
Brennan had lost his pocket book, q
red leather eie, viii, papers IN it, val
liable TO DO one except himself, for
which be viii ;sy tss Tetusner Of IL a
rewsrs. Of tea dollars.
parties going out to the Fair grounds
viii fihi the new arrangement OF SELF
lug tickets at the Pacific depot is quite
= convenience Ia both psssesger and
conductor. When you do get your
ticket, for goodness sake have itready
/ when the conductor calls out "Tickets,''
TfS.s fs..If,.. f,.,p.f Ea;~ kl.-~.~l
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28


This gentleman places a Caikinfs
Novelty ciothes-washer on exhibition.
II was secorded the delighted atten-
ton ofiDauy housewives. This wash.
er TOOK the first Premium al the Cen
teunisi.
w ?. = JoRBtS
Lexington, Mississippi. ses.is US the
invention % one OF lis citizens, in an
Improvement on eAuFn power. Il
works. with great ease, aud produces
the eoasniosiity ia seemingly faSu
lous short tiToe.
&s. grSsELI-
One Of our leading broom lnanu-
factGrer,l has splendid lot of broom
corn on display. il is of Dallas county
growth.
sLAEg's SAN MILL
In close proximity . the log con-
tributed by the Mautaa's saw mill, is
its fellow, from the above mill. This
tremendous piece Of timber measures
four feet nine inches through, and is
about the same length OF Tie other.
They are both remarkable groSths.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
speed al the Fair

The programme was, FIRST, one and
half mile dash. aud the entries were
Ella Hopper, by I. a. Gay, Belle Bark
ley, by J. 81. Chapman, and Urele
Tom, 10y G. b. Morris. The horses
were brough, o1t aud made a very ex-
citing race, with the following result:
Belle Barkley took the lead sud kept
il all the way. Ella Harper gave up
at the last half InlIe. Time, I:i5.
Two HIIE HAT
Best three in iive-iIr-t heat entries.
Sam Harper, by 7. a. Gay, jennie
Gamble, by }. N. Chapman. Result
sam Harper l, Jennie Gamble :. Time,
$50.
Second heat--sam Harper !, Jennie
GsmLie ,. Tine, S.56i.
EEird heSt-Sam Harper /, Jennie
Gamble p Time, i:33.
TE.uTrtSg.
George Woife enters Lofer, rg.; L.
J. Ryau enters Pluck, b e.; Fleming
enters Crockett, ;. & Jones cutters
Pilot Temple, b. &. Mile heats, best
three in Eve, free for all.
First heat-Piuek l, Later Pilot
Temple ;, Crockett 4. Time, 2:2ss.
Second heat Pluck ], I.ofer ., PHO;
Temples 3, Crockett 4. Tine, 2:229i
Third heat-Lofer !, Pilot Temple .,
Pluck 3. Crockett was withdrawn by
Consent of the Judges.
Fourth heat Entered Pluck, Pilot
Temple and Lofer.
RESULT.
Pluck ]. Lofer =, Pilot Temple 5.
Time, 2.s3!
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rssian 30

The Influx of visitors arriving yester-
day, upon all incoming regular as well
as excursion trains, exceeded largely
the most sauguine anticlpatious of the
Fair directors and all Others having
the success Of our exposition at heart.
Early in the day the principal hotels
of tie city we're filed, aud serious fears
were felt respecting the comfortable
accommodated of our guests. Many
of our energetic citizens went quietly
but effectively 10 work. however, to
secure rocns. aud ii 4 90 be hoped
tha every visitor was daily cared for.
For fear that on to-day there may be
yet accommodation wanting, IaE
HERALD woald request that cur hos
pitsbse Citizens viii notify Major Bas-
keryili what number of rooms ut their
private residences eau be accorded to
our visiting friends.
Yesterdays lovely weather was OF, a
par with that OF the two presedisg
days; il was simply perfect, and too
enchanting for nou.esthetir reporter
TO picture. Nearly everything has
now become systenizsd, and Is work-
ing smoothly and agreeabiy. Frac-
tlous erauks haze been duly oiled !;
stiffened gearing Strengthened cut;
faulty steam pipes repaired, aud all
the appliances and attributes Of varied
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
SHORT HoRN CATTLE.


Among the fine cattle on sxhsbirlsa
At the fsir ground = IsdiAn Chi@L .
short horn call. OsBei Is Mr.. HAT
iives- DE Is beautiful animal. "a
no one az ali interested IN ds- stsrk
VIII neglect the present oPI-srt;lnlty ID
visiting him The follow iug : h.
pedigree;
Metal label.
Red. Bred b. John A. cane. -.
Bourbon e0uuty, hentackS. CAlxe-i
April 18th, lS7S. Sired by Duke Osirs-.
lls.0.
Dam Indian Princess ith By vlc.sr
5,h, s27.
Dam Princess sih b. RsPreseala-
tive, i5os.
3 Dam Wood Nysph by Imp. Earl
of Seaman, 1854.
4 Dam Ellen by Milo, 7us.
Dam Young Lily BY Imp Cous..
1854.
6 Dam Sylvia by I.aeksali. e-sl
: Dam Stately BY RonulCs sas-
Dam by Juniper, Il+A
Dau by Snowdrop, 5lA
10 Dam by White Comet, lEsa
II Dam by sou OF Charss'- Ssrsx
Bull, So.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
o..rI,sht Thousand Visitors on
tbr Druund--increascd At
trurtrgrtionS.
,.r. FlfIg', Ilciory over Ella
.,rrsr The FASTEST Timc on
r,fs lgur,, by Five SrcoHts-
,.,.-s from 40 Pcr'ilas Of North Texas
fsr, Department, Filled with Ex-
sbis Fine RaCi1s aad Trotliua
N1llsts 5lOoded Cattle.
StttND DtN

r..rrs. r...H. dag 81 the fair was
...r,,.,.rIar. Uut b found machinery
=. rI.g afs position, wurkmen
Is.yatu. engines, hammers siIll more
.,r...4.l.,a. tut witbai an inilnite
.rr...rn.r upon the rush and hurry
.,,f..H.r Tho weather was simply
,.,rmgana.r ln Us LONELINESS, the air
.s-g,Hd n...rg. there was not iieck
...8ita ...u THE whole heavens Ia
Ta-up..aa FHud of liis-giying sun
.r.rs tua, ru.ri upon the earth. Al
r,.4yh ile excursion trains do not
srrfurf running until to-day. Wis
r.r. f-uu u.I PORTIONS Of North Texas
uero arrivals loo Jae eity Sll tay ye~
,.g.sy. auI tow Ing out TO the grounds.
..r-r .u .l- excursion train, which,
rrssrihe a.m,uHic supeEirteudence
o.CEpu JauHsuu, runs every twenty
minutes. or ina motley class Of vehi-
e.. wl..s such a city as Dallas can
oHy p-y-eni.
Tls Far may now ue considered an
assured .lut-s When 1t is remem-
tsrri thst .ar whole thing was accom-
p.I.ned 100 about ,wo months, It Will be
admitted o. the CrosSers' Club even.
that remarkable drEree OF energy
Dos been displayed. This is our first,
bat by uc means our last fair. Next
year ,;iii g,eairr improvements viii
b. made the premium list Increased,
aaJ many Uf She drawbacks OF the
present done away With. With thu
Increase ot the stock, larger aud
more general sdvcr. i-ement OF the
hr ua'.. rsr erection ~ larger
eaHJ stand. su cur.rsed arena with
seals aud ro0i aud other couvenieucts
TIE slrcyss Il the next will tee s;iii
greater. LIT every citizen. then,
srsugtheu tbs hands Of he directory
BY attending let there be no per
snnal Or selfish acfiDn. let all pail to
gsthgr ,or the cumman ambition oi
making cur fairs hereafter AZ brilliant
ADD attractive a. possible. and. above
al, financial successes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

The premiums and .ssplaa..- v~~-
awarded upon yesterday To x.--.
Hases & Co. steam candy nanaAr-
turers OF Dallas. fsr the largest ..a
iuest exhibition Of henaenads &C.
dies. Their estabiishmeEt = II NJ.
BIB Main street. snd - dung A ever
Nheining Business, the orders beinE
much isrger than they eau 6iL
The lonx-.xpected eaey show oil
Positively come or to-day ~ t~-ls-
O'Clock, In the Mzio baiidinx. Ne
iremole for the COMMITTEES. ne Hrss
priNe VIII be pair of gold sruslsts 81
bracelets; the second, a silver kslss.
fork and spoon; the third, a aas-.
dollar dress. The eommittse III
spend the night before IN -s-k-tstA
snd ashesr Prayers and me.il-Atian.
The trouble will begin a. t1sav~.
sharp.
X V. fompkins' display sboxS.s II
fine effect 10 day, all The r--r-s- "a
engines, and the cotton gia-. zth
pres, being in motion. A large narn-
Der Of people visited this sNhibstsou.
and We commend all ssraaser- q s.ll
upon Mr.. I. We hope in or us1s -
Sue To give our friends = more thorolsh
description of the variety OF zazahln--y
displayed.
Ma. Joseph OlliihOrn. Sho has
charge OF the cotton cleaning nAzalu-
on exhibition at the Far grcGn,i-. ~
hurt while explaining is ePerzltes-N
La picking up An arm fail Of esttsn %
run through the machine, a piecs 81
iron Tar, about six inches io1g. xz-
thrown into the machine aloBs xra
Hie oo;ian, and when thr0wn ga.
struck Mr.. oilith0TR on the ne.d AL
@noekeei him down fortunately Z "a
not hurt him Seriously.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

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Among the stables Of horses % tie
Cru;cher Brothers. Hutchings. Tsx.-.
We noticed particularly yesterday Tie
splendid trOttiug stallion "Irot~oa.t.r
a four year old, by Edwin Forr--s1
dam-an inbred BeFtram snAre, che
dam OF ''Cratcher Boy with = recsr.i
OF ...3t.l. Owing Ia his lameaess, he
vii not star, ia the tros-. Hat
colt l. deciGetii- he finest staii,Sa %
the ground price :, 5oe; was shoSa
in the harness ring and won the Fxsss.
"Magg AIlep," by the esleesal-d
Honest Allen," out Of the -Sesr .
'Diek jameson Of Ksntueky- UlisA =
record Of 2-26-is black ally. eos
year old; Is we'll broken 10 harue-s.
aud can show 4 record Of S-ess Al pre-
cut.
''Bessie Bird,"a very fine harn--s
mare. hy .'osd Joe DoSning' Of Kee-
tueky dandy "wagoneT,~ a. sy8k .
Bird
"Chesterfieid.n one yezr sl,a -
"Almont"i dam-by md FORREST. .
is also well broken to harness. ssa
shows speed.
Several other good ones stand .loa<
IN the same stables. out space forss,s
further notice. Messrs. Crctch=r 4
Bro Propose visiting the MeE iansy
and Austin fairs with their stahs-s a
6orses- Parties desiring TO Perehass.
can address, Crutehsr h Cr<,ehsr,
Hutcilings, Texas.