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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
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ni9t u~nsrDartet 9efOmmes segSe4e SrO-
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DER Die cine SGlfte Ieincs 2ebens ouf et-
mem BauerboTe, uno Die ali6ere i'm So!ooa
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anbersr Meul6sn 2eib ltumpf uno sefiibi-
los 9epDroen lit, bod uno babel bob
er Sas G1relben wieber auf nno los es
no1 einmal. vSa, un6 am S6lulie bic
Ie trofenen &omplimente, bel 0eren IS
Ginen f~rieren muB, Oieie Sanatifer 81
SauIe, ruel6e mir INNER UOrgsfiibrt pers
Den ME S9redgeitalten. Satrid 8a=
trid! fiiriua9r, ib bdtte Gu6 fir Uerniinf=
tioer, porurtbeilsfreier oebaIten. Sbr babet
Treili6 ni9t benfsn f0nnen bnB, als Sbr
Die Sober anieBtet. UNI OieB 81 I6relben,
STR Die 3utunit zines jun9en Wtannes 81
sertorsr, cine iunss Seele nit unid9lis
dem S9merse su criiiaen %be9unnet."
go bcgann Der MonoloQ, ben GOuaro
wobI cine Babe Stunoe fortipann nur
muu6mul i9wiss feline Gimme, uno Der
befti9e Sturm, wel9er in ieinem Snrern
tobte, l6ien fir einige Qusenblide li6 gu
Iesen, aber nur fir eini9e aueenbIife, in
benen er wieber urb INNER tpicoer iene
3eilen BON Sater Yatrids SunO las, 10
bab Der 8rief balO in tauienb Galtsn 9e-
lset mar.
Sollen mir Idnser bsi GOuaro %uerlusi=
len, BEL ibm, Oeiisn Sofnunssn iebt aae
gebro9en iporen, ME bic Sriiblin9sblit6en
wel9e Der NOrbminb pritDrt. Nein, foIss
mir, lisber 2sier, UNI DEN Mann fennen gu
Iernen, uel9er Gbuarb aus Der getribniB,
Die ibn 10 md9tis, 10 eri9iitterno Su er=
sreifen besann uno peroerbli9 fir IGN gu
werben orobte, ~re!tete, ia Der feline 3utunft
enti9eioen ioate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09

&enu mir in jenen Sassn on Die Mit=
rasstafel in &ei9manns Saitli9em Sauie
%getommen ndren, 10 piroen uns eepib
5tpei Serren aus Der Sil6gsIeli9 aI auf=
9efalen iein, bic ni9t melt BON chamber
ioben. Ser Cine BON bielsn beioen mar
Elm Wann i'm bliibenbiien 2ebensalter, Ieir
Soupt6aar mar blono ME ser i96nitt
Slabs uno iOr9fdtig gei9eitelt, bas @e=
li6t bate einen freunoli9en Iusoruf,
tuel9er Den Seelenfrieoen anbsutete, Der
I'M Snnern oteIes Wannes ipobnte. Ssi-
ne Sleiouns mar BON bunfler Sarbe, uno
Die i9parje Salsbinoe nit Der tpeiBen,
idu6erli9en llnt.rlage ito9 pOrtbeilbaft
ge9en Die blibeuoe @eii9tsfarbe bes Srem-
ben ab. gr lpra9 ni9t piel, bieler 8ait,
Dem man feline notwithstanding Ibfunft
oeutli9 anIa6 untcr6ielt CT li6 einmal
nit ieinea Na4barn, pel9e bel slide Die
2ebbait9feit Der Staliener ni9t perlieB, 10
merfte NON an Ieinem accente, oaB oas
Stalienii9e nidt feline Mutterlpra9e mar.
S9On lett 3pei Sasen NOR bic auimerf.
Iamfeit nnleres Sremoen auf ieinen eegen.
i~iberiyenoen Sii9na66ar geri9tet, uno
oft bttra9tete sr nit unperipanotem Blife
ienen SOnOesling, osilen 9luss 10 milo
anb bitter bismeilen auf6libts, nn0
oeIlen @eli9tsausorud einen 10 tieI me-
lon9olil9ea 3u9 on9erommen bate.
Ntit pel9er Saf Ipeiste oieIer Sii6senpi=
ie, pie piele S9iieln nit benz i9madbaf-
teitsn Snbalte mics er bon Ii9, Die Orange
pom Na9tii9e Seritidelte er in ieinsr 3er-
itreuibeit, itatt ie in S3ei6sn gu l9neioen.
IS mc9te elm i9peres 2eib auf Dem Ser
sen bieies junsen Sremben laIten; 8aite,
wel6e in ieiner Ndbe iaBen, man1mal
leiie Se~merfunsen iiber lsine lett 3ipei ga.
gen 10 gdnsli@ perdnoerte gri9einuns.
Ser Slid mar gu Gn6e, bic meiIten Sd
tie batten Den SpeiIeiaal perlaIien, einise
ioEeH nod oa, lieben ii9 &affee rei9en uno
lu1ten Die toit6are 8erniteinipibe berpor,
ipel4t Den unentbebrli9sn Glimmfen9el
dnfnebmen ano gum Miunbe fibren iolte.
Dem Stn6le .jenCs Srem0en, wel9er, Sl 10
man6er Semerfun9 6sute @nlaB eeoeben
bate, nGberte li9 Der reiuli9 eetleibete Serr,
beIien mir SuerIt Seoo9ten, uno ri9tete an
oen iunsen Mann, oeiIen Bid 10 trii6 mar,
Iolgenbe Worte; ,Wlein Serr! SIR. tommt
mir tpie Elm alter, Doer, ipenn i9 ri6ti9er
ia9en ioa, ie5r junger 8efannter Dor; ia,
i4 tdni9e mid ni9t, ieiO Sbr ni3t Gbuaro
Yercp, unb 1T nidt Der 8ii9of BON @pr=
ceiter Guer Yater?~
rSo," lagte Der Sonoerling in langge.
0ebntem ausorute, unb fabte Den 6rem.
ben I9arf in's au9e; raber wer ieio Sbr
oenn, uno uOber fennet SIR MIDI"
ygouaro, tsnnit 9u @iQiom &erlinss
ton ni6t me6r, nit Dem Su als &nabe 10
oft nno 10 munter 9eipielt bolt, nit BEN
5ulammen Du in 9OitOr Siebmans Sn.
ltitut 81 2onoon ;ipei Sabre unterri6tet
puroeit, nit oem On 10 manGen S6alts=
ltreid ons9eiibrt 6oit?" ontmortete Der
Sremoe.
,8iliam 98illiam ! Uel6es ,3ulam.
mentreifen! rief nit characterization @u.
&c isner Son oerlins aus, uno ~Itiirste lid
in Die arme oes SuOenbfreunOeg. .glber
fomm, LAB uns auf mein 3immer 0eben,
wie sliidlia bin i6, oab i'd Did bier ses
funoen babe
Die beioen siusen auf Gonaros 3im-
Ter.
.Nber pie tommit gu bierber, uno ipa.
rum iiebit Su in bieiem ir06liden 2onoe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09

erpioerte Der nsbsn Dem Bette Stehe: Dc.
Ser Granfe reidte Isinem treuen Yfeser
Die Sano, lie mar 10 a6gemasert oiele
Sane, tpeIae nod Dor sinem Wonate 10
trdfti9 Dos Sawert geIibrt bate; Die
Stim me oes Ierpunbeten tlans sebro9en,
unos por je6s Woden botte Fe nod 10
frdftis oiesleidte &eite.l9aar sum Sample
angeFeuert. Ser arme ianf in bic Slisn
ieines 2asers Suriid uno Siebsrtrdume be-
mdfti9ten It'd leiner pieOer. Sn turSen,
pertpirrten @orten irra6 er BON ieincr
wsinsnoen Mutter, bon ieiuem &0niee
Satl y. rno bitten tapIerem 5eeriHbrer
benz pOntsl Sbomas". gta9 elmer @eile
wuroe or pieosr rubiger, oos Muee, in
wclbem bus leste 6suer sliibte, mari einen
unru6isen Bid um6er, als tucrn Ps sttpas
iufte. rGsiit uorbei," ioste Ct nit oer Gu=
BE zines &riesers. Der nit DEM Sooe per<
traut 1T sSilemanps bobt Sbr nod
Dem Yrisfsr seienost,' Der MIR Die tsili3e
@eesebruns rei9su iOl."
vGs lit sei9eben, Iieber 6reuno goer
Iitar BON ~hnlerer lieben' Trau miro elei6
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

A dispatch, dated Salt Lake. but which
obviously comes from Salt River. reaches
us this morning, which ought to have
been sent to the London Hour for the
benefit Of the British victims of the
American Minister in England, Mr..
Schenck. This dispatch states that
it is reported 1.-THE Bay City Tunnel
Company have struck large and rich
body Of ore some two hundred feet be-
low the workings OF the Emma mine,
which Is supposed to be the Emma lode. .
If this be the " Emma lode.' and it ia
only one-half as heavy as the Emma
load" which Schenck has clspped upon
the shoulders Of his country and its
reputation abroad. it ought to be the
prize discovery Of the age.-lNew York
World.
The above fippant paragraph from our
pretentious New York contemporary, is as
unjustly deprecatory OF valuable Utah
mining property as the growls Of our
British cousins. The dispatch from Salt
Lake which the World makes SO light of,
ia founded upon genuine discovery oil
ore made beneath the lowest workings
attained by the Emma Company; and
this establishes the truth OF the Oft
repeated SAYING that IL the stockholders
had gone diligently to work and placed
the management Of their interest in hon.
est hands. instead of the defrauded
stockholders now having to growl over a
profitless hole in the ground, they would
be the owners of one OF the most valua-
BILE mines In Utah. Salt Lake Trib.
une, LIST.
All will no doubt be glad to know thai
the Emma has struck it big, but it will
take time torecover from the shock. A
realizing sense OF it's truth is slow in
forcing itself upon many. A conHrma-
ton OF the above would be comforting
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06
BONDHOLDERs.

Al much talk has lately been created
In regard to the action Of the County
Commissioners regarding the payment
Of the interest on the bonds we herewith
append q communication from gentle
man who is we'll posted on county mat.
tiers and knows whereof he speaks. 1t is
worthy Of the consideration Of all who
are now furnishing the county with
supplies. "Theis interest should be
taken into consideration as we'll as that
Of the bondholders, who purchased
county script at very low rates. Give
the county chance. The Commits
sioners Of this county mean no repudia-
ton. The following will explain the
ground On which they stand:
Parties holding Lincoln County bonds
In San Francisco have received letters
from firm in Phoebe stating that the
Commissioners of Lincoln County have
repudiatcd. BY one sweep Of the pen, oil
bonded and interest bearing indebtedness
Of Lincoln County. In justice to the
Commissioners, who in their efforts are
trying their best to uphold the credit oil
Lincoln County at home and abroad, we
deem IL just 10 state facts. Among the
several taxes to be levied is an interest
tax on bonds; also q general county tax.
Both taxes state their purposes: thu one
for paying interest, the other for paying
the general expense OF the county. In
levying interest tax. which is fixed by Law
At forty-hve cents ON The dollar, it was
supposed to produce in the interest fund
from SIS, 900 to $40, 900. General county
tax 10 also fixed by law. not allowing the
Commissioners to levy.mors than what ia
necessary to pay the concurrent expenses
Of the county. In virtue Of the law oil
general county fund tax, the county has
contracted and given certificates Of in.
debtedness ON the fund. Now, If the
money in the general county fund is used
for liquidating the interest on bonds, the
result can be easily seen. Our Jail doors
will have to be opened and criminals Sc,
at liberty; neither can the jailor be paid
NOR the prisoners boarded, as supplies
cannot be obtained for nothing. We will
not mention the hospital aud other ex.
penses that cannot be abolished. What
We desire to say in full is this: that the
order Of the Commissioners to the Treas.
urer to pay what cash there is in the in
terest fund to the bondholders, each their
pro rata, il just and correct business
view. The bondholders can gain moth
ing by commencing action against the
county. No court can compel the pay
ment Of money from an empty treasury.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

Meadow Valley Ilining Company
Location OF principal place Of business. San
Francisco. California: location Of vorks, Ely
Mining District. lincoln county, Nevadx.-
Notice % hereby given that Of . meeting
OF the Board Of Trustees Of this Company, held
on the twenty-eighth t2sth) day Of December,
1875. an assessment (No.lO) Of Fifty Gents (5Oc.l
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable Immediately, in United
states gold coin, 10 the Secretary ct the once
OF the company, rooms over the Union Insur-
Ance Company. No. 4l8 California street, San
Francisco, csiifornia.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTH ,5thD day Of
FEBRUARY. 1876, will be delinquent, and I'D
vertised for sale At public auction, and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on
Friday. the third t3d) day Of Marh, 1879, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expense Of sale. By order
Of the Board of -rustees.
T.w. CoLBURN. Secretary.
Omce-Rooms over the once Of the Union In
surancc Company. No. AIS California street, Gan
Francisco. California. jsA.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

A Hebrew merchant from Q Western
city went into one of our large Wholesale
houses the other day and said he wished
to buy 81 500 worth of goods. He was
willing to pay 81 200 cash and give bis
note for ninety days for the rest Of the
bill. The firm looked up the house which
the customer represented. and came to
the conclusion that his note wouldn't be
Of much value. They concluded. how
ever to sell him the goods he desired.
making sufficient advance in the usual
price to cover the amount of the note.
The sale was made, and the bill amounted
to $1,45O. The purchaser paid the ST.
200 and drew his note for the rem aindsr.
Nov, mine vriends," said he, II wants
you to gif me Won present. 1 always has
q present after SO big BILL" "Well,"
replied the merchant, eve can't give you
much Of present. but you can pick out
a necktie for yourself, if you wish. "No,
no, / wants no necktie. wants silk
dress for mine wife," 30, we can't do
that" said the merchant. "but I'll tell
what l will do. We will give you your
note" my note! No, Ply gracious. I
takes de necktie."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

The Salt Lake Tribune publishes list
Of the ladies who would be "at home :"
on New Years day to greet callers and
pass the compliments of the Centennial
pear. Judging from the array Of names
but iev. II any. were able 10 90 through
that list.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

PLANcHAs LA PLATA.-The following
from the Arizona Miner. though of not
very recent date, istoo good to be lost:
Thos. Cords. Esq. who has Just re-
turned from Tucson, informs us that the
long sought for Planchas La Plata Mine.
worked century or two ago. by the early
Spanish explorers has actually been
found BY man with some such name as
Ross Krutz, about ninety miles southe ast
OF Tucson, near the Sonora line, This
is the mine which Spanish history saws
yielded pure silver in such large pieces
that the Government confscatad il for
the use OF the crown. as something 40
extraordinary that the Government was
entitled to It. Governor Stafford, aud 4
few other gentlemen of Tucson are To-
Gated in the discovery.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06
Dividend Notice.

V,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
Il BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
that 1t the monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, the REGULAR DIVIDEND WA
declared for the month Of December Of
Per Cent.
On the amount Of capital stock, payable at the
Bank In United States gold coin ON MON
DAY, the 10th inst.
J. W. WRIGHT, Bank Manager.
Phoebe. New. January eth. 1915. ja5-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

RE0uLAR DIvIDEND.-Ws notice that
the Consolidated Virginia stock comes
once moro to the front with its regular
dividend Of ten dollars per share. pay
able Immediately. James G. Fair, the
superintendent Of that mine. arrived in
Ban Francisco on the evening Of the 4th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

The original portrait OF Washington,
painted from life by Savage in 1863. is
on exhibition at the Centennial rooms
in Boston. Two others, taken previous
to this by the same artist, are in exist.
ence. Charles Francis Adams has one
and Harvard College the other.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

HEADS THE LIST From J. ]. valen.
tines statement of the amount of pre-.
cious metals produced in the States and
Territories west Of the Missouri river, az
Published in the Call. IL will be seen that
Nevada not only heads the list but pro.
duces little more than is derived from
the combined States and Territories with.
In the section named. And yet We are
not proud. The year just past was. in
many portions of the State. considered
anything but q prosperous one. We
speak for this immediate vicinity; but as
many other mining sections have had
periods Of doubt to pull through, we now
have ours, With this exception: there is
no room for doubt as far as Phoebe is
concerned, for that her mines are per.
manent no ono at all conversant With
their character calls into question. The
time will come when stream OF bullion
will 60 out from Phoebe second in volume
only to that Of Virginia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

A Dstroiter, who didn't exactly know
how to get letter registered, sen.
some money away the other dsy. and
he wrote on the envelope: Registered
with two-dollar bill inside" FEARING
that this might not be strong enough.
one OF his friends wrote: "I'u svear
that saw Jim put two dollars in this. y
The man who fools with that letter will
get into trouble.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

At one OF the meat markets in Salt
Lake City during the holidays grizzly
bear and . mountain sheep we're among
The attractions.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

PArMAsrER.- The Enterprise says a
letter has been received by gentleman
In Virginia City. from friend at Ward
District, White Pine county, which con-
tains the following in regard to the "Pay.
master" mine:
We have one body OF ore west Of the
old shaft that equals in richness and al.
most in quantity any Of the "big boz
nanzas Of the Comstock. During the
last eight days. working two men in the
ore-body, wo have taken out and sacked
ready for shipment thirty tons Of ore.
ten tons Of which give an assay value OF
81. 200 per ton, two tons. which We call
frst-class, goes as high as ZOO per
ton. and the remainder OF the thirty tons
goes frum $500 to $500 per ton. We dry
the ore on kiln before sacking and are
thus Afforded chance 10 sample closely
and obtain correct assays. The ors-body
10 large and hundreds OF tons OF the same
kinds Of ores as those mentioned are in
sight. The ore is OF the galena variety.
carbonate. carrying heavy masses OF gray
chloride OF silver. 1t is very easily, mined
and 10 almost entirely free of waste,
think the future OF Ward ia established
beyond doubt and that it is destined 10
be big camp in the course OF the mex,
year.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

The Eureka Sentinel thinks that the
COL business in that town has gone quite
far enough. Additional notices have been
served, and all, so far. have taken hasty
departure. It is possible that bad men
belong to organizations OF this character
quite as often as the other sort, and in
that case improve the opportunity to get
even on any against whom they hold an
old grudge. This il one phase the vigi.
lance committee sometimes assumes, and
in such case great deal Of mischief is
likely to result. Vigilance committees
should not be countenanced in any CON-
munity, except where the civil authori.
ties are powerless and where II is impos-
sible to convict for the most dastardly
acts, or where the officials themselves
are 90 corrupt that II would be folly to
attempt the enforce ment Of the Law.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

An IScIDENr.-Not many years since
cirtain miners working far underground.
came upon the body OF poor fellow who
had persisted in the snffocating pit forty
years before. Some chemical agent to
which the body had been subjected-an
agent prepared in the laboratory OF nature
had effectually arrested the progress OF
decay. They brought it up to the sur
face, and for q while, till thoroughly eI-
posed to the atmosphere. it lay the i'm
mage of a fine. sturdy young man. No
commissions had passed over the face in
death-the features were tranquil, the
hair jet black. No one recognized the
face-s generation had grown since the
miner went down into the shaft for the
last time. But q tottering old woman
who had hurried from her cottage al
hearing the news. came up and she
knew again the face which through these
long years she had not forgotten. The
miner was TO have been her husband on
the day after that on which he died.
There we're no dry eyes when the gray
headed old pilgrim cast herself upon the
youthful corpse and poured into it's deaf
ear many words of endearment unused
for forty years. 1t was touching con-
trast; the one so old the other 30 young.
They had both been young these long
years ago, but time bad gone on with
the living and stood still with the dead.
Il London Herald.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

HEAVY DgFAuLTER. = The following
under date Of Buffalo. December 30ih,
did not reach US in our regular telegram:
Jos. Bork. City Treasurer. left for New
York yesterday. given as reason that
he wanted to raise money to meet peg
sonal obligations. but, in fact. rs We sub
sequent'y learned. to escape the i'm
mediate consequence Of heavy defalca-
ton. 1t is impossible at present 10 de-
termine the extent OF the dtfalcation,
it is thought to be about a quarter OF q
million dollars. His second term was
Just drawing to close, so that for four
years he has had control Of the city 8
funds. His bonds, S175. 200 by thirty
five Of the most prominent and wealthy
citizens. Before taking his departure be
made general assignment of his prop
erty, which was estimated at $500. 600.
It is thought his assets will fall far short
of the amount. The defalcation has been
very extensive. His real estate opera
tons built up the eastern part OF the
city. known as East Buffalo. He was
prominently named as the Republican
candidate for Mayor last term.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

An old man in Baltimore, who has
been great favorite with children, gave
three little girls some cakes, last Tuesday
evening which he had carried in his
pocket. After eating the cakes the girls
were taken i'll. and one of them died be-
fore physician arrived. The lives Of
the others were saved by the prompt use
OF. emetics. On going to the old man 4
room he was found dead in his bed. An
examination OF his pocket showed that
he had carried matches with the cakes
and the phosphorus had poisoned them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

Mr.. Frederick Barnett, of London, has
recently patented o design for a new
bridge on the following principle: To-
ward the center the sides Of the bridge.
ceasing to be straight. are constructed so
as to form parabols. A basin is thus
made. While the vessel is passing
through one side of the bridge into the
basin the others remain closed, and
similarly, when it reaches the second
side the first is locked; and thus, while
ships could pass through traffic need not
be stopped.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06
NOTICE.

A. the ProcHK DAILY RECORD will hereafter be
run BY the RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. all
advertisements from this date must be settled
with said company only. No one is authorized
70 contract debts for this Company unless by
the written order of r. 9. CROWLEY.
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Phoebe. December Gath. 1875.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06
ATTENTION,
PROTECTION bose CO., NO. 2.

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
i Monthly Meeting Of Protection -
Hose Company, No. 2. on -
Friday Evening. January Z. 1875
At their Hose House, Lacour street, at O'Clock
As the regular monthly business will com
before the meeting all members are requested
TO be present.
By order Of the President.
ct A. Z. ARNOLD, sec'y.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-06

Goods Of quality uncommon,
Clothes admired by every woman,
Coats to stand all kinds Of mauling,
Suits suitable for New Years calling.
Clothes to suit each race and nation,
Pants unmatched in all creation,
Clothes for young men and for children,
Coats for beauty quite bewiidering.
Clothes that men and boys sigh for,
Blouses in fact, that babies cry for,
Clothes for soldiers, clothes for sailors,
Suits that grace the work Of tailors.
Suits for few paltry dollars,
Fit for gentlemen and scholars,
Gloves for walking, riding, driving,
Hats that dull faces look alive In.
Suits for youths. light, airy, dashing,
Clothes for men Of taste and fashion,
Goods for features bright and jolly.
Clothes to suit faces melancholy.
Colts for big men broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and for curly,
Coats for travelling. hunting, sailing
Goods rsin-proof in storms unfailing.
Suits for winter-fifty styles together
Goods for every kind Of weather,
Goods Of silk, cashmere or beaver,
Clothes that almost wear forever.
Goods for the most fashionable places
Gloves to drive to the races,
Clothes fit drawing room to enter,
Clothes for scenes Of sweet adventure.