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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-12
Application for Patent
For. IL Mill Site.

L.. >. LASh pffi,', ,e-a
Eureka, Nevada, March u ie.'

EuTOku, NcNfuh, IN
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ne
IN the hichuond Miaing COMPANY ".pdby
virtue Of the laws OF The state oi ~.
has his day. ~ 4 thomas Wren, It's 9lIy a"
fhpsifrd agent, whose J,osHrhico 49, fov
Eureka, Nevada. filed It's al.n'lca.'ou WHATS
patent for FIVE acres 90 o ,iili s.e' histriet'
living and being il EJteka Mining ilsunIJ
county OF Eureka and State OF. NeNhua. NV
knuwa anil designated b. tho field potes aassa
oti.i VI plat on Tile in II is once US ~ N"
in unsurveypd lnnds. yu, M q
The exterior boundaries OF saiu Lo' N"
being ns ~foiloss, to,wit: oncinr ut q
posi- marked No l.. u. ;. survey No ai aud
Same boing post No. I OF survey no W,
ost No. | Of survey MI w, MI s'e FWr,rcLa
whence the flag staff IL ia town on 18th
bears N y dg A. IN W 2.,4W ~ MY nv a,otr-
ives, cornor OF tho Richmond Mining .S%
pany OF Nevada i.efnsry bniioIng po",yS AZ
az aam W $50 go it: THENCE rannlhe sur
d. " 10 IT to post marked No.2, Va - aid
yey No. 80 tho same being post No. & SSiG. ds
survey No. 81; thence second course \ caryv
y 80 It. to poet marked No. !, C.o;;,o ooo e.
No. W; thence third course ! "a ds M %,
to pcst marked No. 4. u.s. SsrvwYi, 9o n. to
thence fourth course S Sj1s Dig W w i,,bs
ost marked No. 3, u. s. Survey. NO. 10, M,
same bcing post No. 2 of saio 1nisTn "
": and thence fifth conrsc \ ~ us ming
Any and all persons claiming Adversely be-
portlop OF said Mill Site as herein ela
fore described, are required Regis
their adverse claim with IN 4 Office at
Eureka. IN the State Of Nevada, during 'n or
sixty DAYS, period of publication hereor, J.
they will be barred by virtue o. Ih MMHE
ions Of the statasa
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Application for Patent.
EfCI. "a Mil Site.

L.. OEFIcE.
~ II ~
Eureka, Nevada. March |. 1916.

wv ft"t - - - 'V'T
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho hiebmvnd Mining Company Of Ne
yads. a cJrlforation existing under and BY
vIItle of tbs laws of the state Of kcysda.
has this day, By Ihamas W rem its duly su-
thorifcd agent, whose postoifiec address is
hureAG. Nevada. til d its application iora
patent for five acras as n mill silC, situate,
lying ard beng in tftrn. n Mining bist,ist,
county Of HuFcsa and State Of Nevada. and
Know ami d%esirnatsti by the field notes ard
nGicini lla' on. hic II thus Office as Lot No. W,
in rDserre,gh labdP.
TlIe cxt rios bo,a,dar,cs OF said Lot No. %
being as follow, te-siI:
Variation l6's DIX east; commencing at a
pos; m?rked No. | Us. Survey No. W, the
.anIa b-iug post No I ot survey No. ~. mil
sitn survey. whsBce the flagstaff In the town
OF Euroi e bears \ u d. ~ ~ " ., 400 4, aud
the northwest corner % he ichfnond Mining
tom j,aEy nf Nevada isotbtrg beGrsS Tldg am
W $50 g 10 e.: ihefcr RAINING first courses
2, Dc " ~ kDB8-i0 #. 10 post marked MOI,
l.. ;. Sarstt No. ~: thc-cr second cour 9 )
ST. Ns " 80 ~ lusi marked No. ., US.
Survey No. ~; ih Ire ;iifd course 5 g.. &
y 100 4. 30 Pest mar.ed Ne. :, U. ). survey
No. o.; thence lunth Course ; slh de- W l7f
f.. To p.st marked Ne. }, -. Survey No. ~.
the same beng osI Ne. 2 a. survey Now;
lhrnce Il Id ecu rec y IA Sg " 2@l lilo It. 70
post nnrscd No. &, l.. :. survey No. w, its
same b.ing lost No. ) 81 survey No. VI, a6d
thcnre sixth GO ,rso y ~ 81 ~ M i 5Sl-loiL
to III c. or orgianing, containing i've acres
Any and all r%,rsons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Miii site as herell-
ba'ore described. are required 20 le
their adverse claim with the kegi'-
ter Of the United States Land ufece
~ Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, ,durhg
the sixty days. period OF publication hcreoi'
or they will be barred by virtue q ne pro-
mr2.bad Aegst r.
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And in accordance with law and an ordar OF
the botrd Of Directors, made on the first
list day OF March, 1875, so many shares
of each parcel Of such stock AS may be nuces-
sary will be sold at public auction, at tho auc-
tion hoose Of J Ohm Middleton ~ Son. No. 40,
MONTGOMERY street, San Francisco. California.
on
Tuesday. h 25th day Of April. 1875.
At tho hour Of one ~ O'Clock p. NJ, Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments there
on, together with tho costs of ADVERTISING and
expenses OF the sale.
~. ". TRAYL0R, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. ~ Nevada ijlocL, No. 30i
Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cal.
nlu-tl
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNEkSuIp HERETOFORE
i existing between Conrad liotz and Will
in the bakery and saloon business. at us
bakery. on east side Of Main street. north OF
Clark street, Eureka, Nov, has this day been
Iii solved by mutual consent, Conrad Hotz
having sold his interest in the property and
business ard debts due said firm TO Jacob
Koerstoler; and tho said William cheer and
Jacob koerstoler will hereafter conduct the
same business ut the same Place, as PARTNERS.
under tn, name Of Schcer y koerstoler; and
collect all bills and claims due the old firm,
and pay all debts due by it.
CONRAD HUfZ,
WIN. SCHEbR.
.u.a,e firm Of Ilotz 4 schoor.l
WM. CHEER
JACOB K0EkSTOLEE.
New firm o. Scbeer & hosrstole-.l
EurEKA, Nov, April l, 1876. api-lm
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site
NOTICE NO. s21.
US. LAND Orprcs.
Eureka. Nevada. MarS",

Eureka. Nevada. March ! 1874
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10"
~ the Richmond Mining CnmiHAT
nevada, q corporation existing nndapany of
virtue OF the laws Of the Sfeta ae and by
mas tins day. By Thomas Wren IT, IIenyada,
thorlzcd agcrt, whose postoa;ca uuiy au-
Eureka, Nevada. filed its apnl;coa aaress is
patent Tor i've acres as a mill Sta s',nnon for a
ing nnd being in Eureka Mini. 'ui ate ~
counIy OF eureka ard State o.. n%istrlct.
Official plat on tie in this of;cl a,eiu hctes and
unsurveycd lands. Lot M ",
rho exterior boundaries Of said Il.
being as follows, to-wu: LOT No. o,
variation 1jt9 de- east: comn,.-
post marked no. !, &. S. Svneins alta
whence the nagsrgf in the town'ey No. 30,
bears atl2 dg 20 N w 2.2Sl II All q Eureka
west c.arher of the Richmond Ine north
raiy Of Nevada Refinery bca..n ning Com
III 4-l0 #; thence running fri %, Dig L
Dig Il 794 6-lV II to post marked Nae . I44
Survey NO. 40; thcnce second cou,sn :, Us.
" aIl # to post marked No. 3. /" . PA Dig
No. 30; thence third course N X ds Suryey
to post mark ed No. 4, U. s. Survsr Y oS5 1T
thence fourth course N 81 Wul1h no. 9O;
marked No. 5,u. 5. Survey No. 10, ana !, post
fitl course N SIS Dig L 200 It. 10 nI rna thence
ginning. containing five acres p'ace Of be-
Any and all persons claiming adv.r.
portion of said Mill Site as here;rerty any
described, are required to sia 0eiore
adverse claim with the Registsr. nelr
the United States Land tfira " of
reEa, in the State of Nevada, d,r;rms an-
sixty days period of publication herso me
they will be barred by virtue Of the n,n w. Or
ioLs of the Statute. pio'S-
mr2-60d ID. B. IMMEL, Rer;,,s,
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NOTICE.

TAgkSON MINING COMPANY-L0CA-
u ton Of principal place Of business, san
+ rancisco, California. Location of Works.
Eurcfa district, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment {No. 81 levied on the 10Th of day Feb
rlary, 1875, the several amounts set opposite
follows:
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county, Nevads. at public auction, for cash in
hand, to th. highest and best bidder, to salts
fy said execution snd all costs, in T.. s. gold
coin. GEO. W. GILMORE. Sheriff.
By 5. b. BELL, Deputy.
EUREKA, Eureka county, New, April 4tb,
1876. ap5-td
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
II Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco, Cali ornia: location
oil gyrks, Eureka. Eureka county, Nevada.
NtTICE.-iher are Delinquent upon the
Following described stock, on aeeosn vi as-
sessineni--No. l-lcvied on the fsrt day Of
Ma, CHI. A. ID. ls1i. tho several mounts set OPP
posi'e the names of the respective s~iIare-
holders rs follows:
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N0UNTY CLERK, AND EX-oFFICI0
~ Clerk of the District Court of tho Sixth
judicial District, in and for the County Of
eureka, State. of Nevada.
CoNvEYANCtNC,
IN all its branches, correctly executed. 40
snowledgments, Anidavits. etc., taken in any
part of the town.
Office: Front corner room At the Court
i0u3e. d6-Sm
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES
DR.. c,HsoN,s

q DR.. c,RsoN's DsscEN-
Er,i SARI, No. GSs KEARNY ST.,
Pa corner Of Commercial, san Fran
szs5yxst4 cisco. Private entrance on Com
f4Nzz9 mercial street. Established il
1884, for the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonoTrh9e, elect, Structure.
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness
Impoteney. etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing, and liberated Legs, ETC., Successful
DIR. GIBBoN has tho pleasure Of annoo,-
cling that he has rotarDed from visiting ihs
principal hospitals OF Europe, and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time no,
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities ior the ale
Walton Of human su.iviiag.
seminal HcssAae&--
Seminal emission is the consequence o. self
nhase. This solitary vice. or depraved segasu
Indulgence. IS practicee cy the youth Of both
sexes e aa almost unlimited extent, proiuu-
ing with nperriLg certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms, unless CON ha.e1
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sailor
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the cars, noise like tbs
rustling of leaves or rafting oi chariot, ln-
easiness ab0ut tho IONS, weakness OF the
limbs. confused vision, biunted intellect. lose
Of confidence, diiiideDce in approaching strar-
gers, q dislike to form new 0cquaintancos. d
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
piupIcs anu various cfuptitEs Rbptt the iAFO
hectic Pushes, farred tongue, intid breath
coughs, consumption, night swcats. %uonoua-
MIA, and frequently insanity. II relief be no,
obtained, you should apply immediately, ci.
Their in person or by letter. ard have q cur.
Effected by his now aud scientific mode o.
treating this disease. which never falls d
~sEocting a quick and radical cure.
Cared at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED II
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr.. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage anc
curiosity, to any part OF the country, with
null AMI riuin directions for use.
By iucios:ng Ten Dollars coin in q regis
tered letter through the Iostofice, OF
through Weils, Fargo q Co.'S. a package 0.
n:edicine will be forwarded to any Part of the
Union.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor win please
state the name Of the paper they see this al
vertisement in.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address Dit. j. i. GibDuN,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
iyf. ly
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NOTICED!

YNO JAMES DukER AND Gus. GOULD,
i or their grantees: You are hereby mott
he'd that / have performed labor on the Muir
valley district, Eureka county. Ncvnda, to
the amount Of the legal assessment work on
said mine, as set opposite the respective in
forests according to he law Of Congress Of
the United States, approved May 10. 49,, and
the several acts a%mendatory therco and sap
Elementary thereto. said mine is owed us
follows:
Feet. Amount
James Duker. 80 81 10
nus. ~ w
X. q. Observation-Disclosures. sol 30 10
That unless within ninety days you pay
your proportion Of saii amount your interest
in said mine will become my uropertv.
X. IL. HENDERSON.
Eureka New. Jan. IL 1876. jal2-90d
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DILLHEADs. LETTEREIEADs ,
ID and eardL printed at ths SENTINEL
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United States Mail Line
BETWEEN
AUSTIN AND

EOUR-HOURSE COACHES, CARRYING
passengers and Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Ex-
press, connecting at Austin with the stage to
the railroad, and making close connection at
Eureka with Woodruff and Ennor's line to
Hamilton.
Stages leave Eureka on Wednesday, Friday
and Monday mornings, at 6 o'clock.
Stages leave Austin every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday morning, at 6 o'clock.
! naSr Passengers by this line will be furnish
ed excellent meals at the Willows Station,
where ample time will be given tor dinner
each way. j. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Office ut the Parker House, Eureka.
4-el9 jill. HINcKLEY. Agent.
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And IN accordance with law, anu au
order IF the Board of Directors. made
many shares Of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie alctinn at the eiiice Of the Company.
Room A. No. 40S California stree, San } raucis-
co. California, ON the
Nineteenth bay of April. 1876.
at the hour OF II o'c,ock VI. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
ge;bor With costs Of advertising and ex penses
Of the sale.
WIN. p. SH AW. Secretary.
0fics. Room 4, 20. 4es California street, San
Francisco. California. ai4'd
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M. R0CKMAN, III. D.
DHYsICEAN. ~gR.SE0N. A,

couch ur, Oculist and Aurist.
Graduate OF the Imperial MedicalC Colleges
Of Warsaw. rolaad, and OF The Pacific Medi-
cal Colleg, ,, of san Francisco.
Office on Clerk street. formerly occupied by
Justice H.. NJ. Beatty. mrl2-ti
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RGlakah CHARITY D2glCe. LODI

YIlE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L hebehsL. Charity besrec Lodge, | %. @.
f., will 90 held in the Odd fe.lows Hall,
on the FIRST and third FRIDAYS 81 each
month, atTA o'clock +. NJ.
WI. DAVENPORT, N. q.
DAN. NATHAN. Sec'y. .-tf
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@. Il.
'SlHEA A. 0. u. mest every first and third
I SATUisD II EVENING of each aonth,
OF S O'Clock, 1t tho corner of Cara and
Monroe streets. until further notice.
TICS. HALEY, President.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. Secretary. aU7
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-03-25
The Centennial Admission
Fee.

The price of admission to the
exhibition in Philadelphia will be
fifty cents, payable in one note.
The receivers at the recording turn
stiles will have nothing to do with
the notes except to decide whether
they are good or bad, and to drop
them in boxes, where each one
will register itself. An exchange
office of the Centennial National
Bank will be esta blished near each
entrance, to change money for Wis
itors not having fifty cent notes.
This money changer will be ex-
pected to have no more and no less
money when his work is done than
when he began. The Centennial
Commission, after much inquiry
and careful consideration, conclud-
ed that the whole system-absence
of season tickets and all-was
cheaper and more secure against
fraud than any other known. In
order that the cash in the boxes
may correspondent with the indi-
Gators, dollar note will not be re-
ceived at any gate for the admis-
sion Of two persons, nor two twen-
ty five cent notes for the admis-
sion of one person. No intelligent
visitor, however, with the facili-
ties afforded, need get into the
"cue"-an arrangement to keep in
single file those about to enter
unprovided with the required
note. In the event of resump-
ton of specie payments prior to,or
during the exhibition, the rule will
be amended to meet demands.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-03-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The democrats in Virginia are
making loud complaints of the ex-
travagance of their legislature
"What shall we say to Radicals =
despairingly cries the Lynchburg
Vfrginiann, latter such riots oil
corruption, such abuses of secret
voting ?''
A Democratic paper, the Detroit
Post, has correct view of the true
inwardness of affairs. 1t says.
When Belknap was married the
marriage notice announced that
"the bride was given away by her
distinguished kinsman, the Hon.
George III. Pendleton, ofOhio."--
Pendleton is a Democratic aspir-
ant for the Presidency. He gave
away Mrs. Belknap, and Mrs. Bel
KNAPP gave away Belknap, and
Belknap gave away Hester Cly-
mer, and Hester Clymer gave
away the Democratic House. 1t
was the most remarkable give-a-
way of modern times.
The Wyoming resolution in
structing the delegates from that
Territory tosupportBristowfo the
Presidency, proceeds in this man
ner: "His answering devotion
to the principles of the Republican
party, his enlightened views, his
steadfastness of purpose, his unas-
sailable record, his services in the
field te defeat armed rebellion, and
his manly and fearless struggle in
the Cabinet to crush out and pun
ish official corruption, would make
a candidate under whose leader
ship the Republican party could
not fail of victory, and a President
whose administration would be
characterized by ability, purity
and patriotism"
The New York Times gives
this pertinent reflection: 1.-THE
Democratic party must understand
by this time, if it has common
penetration, that it Is not going to
carry the presidential election by
throwing mud. All the disclosures
and threats of disclosures have not
advanced it one step. So far from
making any gains in the country
it has actually fallen off, for the
overthrow of the Grant faction,
which the Democracy could easily
beat at the polls, has brought to
the front the best elements of the
Republican party, against which
its chances are very SMALL"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-03-25
FACTS AND -FANCIES.

An Irish team is to be selected
to take part in the Centennial RI
fie match.
The town elections in New Jer-
sey, held Tuesday, show large de-
mocratic gains.
Wash Rockwell was shot and
killed Last Friday night in New
Orleans by r. Deposito.
Senior CASTELAR, made four hour
speech in the Spanish Cortes last
Thursday against the policy of the
ministry.
General George Lewis Cooke
declines the democratic nomina-
ton for Governor Of Rhode Is
LAID.
Golden Gate, Revenue, Foster,
Chance and Hook Hooking will
run two miles and repeat on the
Bay District Track San Francisco,
the 18th instant.
Speaker Blaine only spent $500
a year at Washington PA. )college
% years ago, his son, who is now
at Yale, has 81, 500 year, and is
not fast or extravagant.
The Greeley houses at Chappa
qua are offered for rent, with the
garden. at $500 year. The farm
is let to market hand, but the
property will be sold as soon as
times improve.
Bishop Piakney, of Maryland,
has accepted an invitation to
preach the baccaiaureate sermon
at the next commencement of the
Washington aud Lee University,
Lexington, Va.
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Treatment of Scarlet Fever

1t is aS unnecessary for a child
to die of scarlet fever, says Good
Health, as it is that it should be
blind with cataract. Undress the
child and bring it to bed at the
very first sign of sickness, Give
it, If it has already fever, nothing
but warm yoIrish lemonade, with
some gumarabic in it. Then cover
its abdomen with some dry fan
mel. Take a we'll folded bed sheet
and put it in boiling hot water ;
wiring it out dry by means of dry
towels. and put this over the fan
mel on the child s abdomen. Then
cover the whole and wait. The
hot clothes will perhaps require
repeated heat. According to the
severity of the case and its stage OF
progress, Precipitation will COM
mence in the child in from ten
minutes to two hours. The child
then is saved it soon falls to sleep.
Soon after the child awakes it
shows slight symptoms of return
ing inclination for food; help its
DOWCIC, II hCSCoooiy WiSh
tons of oil, saap and water. and
its recovery will be as steady as
the growth of a greenhouse plant,
if we'll treated. OF course, if the
child was already dying, nothing
could save it, or it has illusions in
the lining of the heart or brain; it
is much better that it should die.
But if the above is applied in uue
time, under the eye and direction
of a competent physician, will
guarantee that not one in a nun
dred children will ever die ofscar-
let fever. / know this will startle
some who have lost children alrea-
dy, but / shall go still further. /
maintain that a child will never
get scarlet fever if properly treat
ed. ia child has correctly mixed
blood, it will not catch the disor-
der if put in bed with a sick child.
This is still more startling, but
nothing is easier of proof.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-03-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Candi-
date i'm Trouble - Suit
Against Gov. VIM. Allen.

Proceedings were commenced in
the United States Court in Cincin-
natl Thursday by Allan Campbell
Macarthur, formerly governor of
Ohio, to eject Governor VIM. AL
len from his farm near Chillicothe
known as Fruit Hill, and compel
him to account to the legal heirs
of Duncan Macarthur for all the
rents and profits of the estate, al
legged to be illegally withheld from
them. Should the case be decided
against Gov. Allen it will leave
him poor man. The estate in
volved embraces 5000 acres of land
in Ross ounty,including a portion
Of the city Of Chillicothe.
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WOman's Exploits On Horse
back.
TVallejo (Cal.) Chronicle.1

Vallejo (Cat.) Chronicle.l
There is a young woman in the
upper part ofthe county, who can
be seen in the region Of Pleasant
Valley, flying about the hills on
horseback, leaping great yawning
chasms and ravines, and riding on
the precipitous hillsides, where an
ordinary equestrian would think
it impossible for horse to get a
foothold. She throws the lasso
with precision, and can turn the
stoutest bull over on his back with
as much ease as cook would flop
a pancake. Contrary to what
might be expected, she does not
ride la clothes pin, but in the Sc
cure side saddle fashion. This la
dy, whose performances create de-
served enthusiasm in her region,
is apparently not over twenty-one
years of age.
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The Fastest Running Vet.

iB00adScatte, (Gd.) Tunes.
II tell you what's a fact, men !;
none of you hain't never seed no
runnin.' / seed a dyer runnin'
wunst. Hit war a spike buck, an
he war stretched out till he war'nt
bigger'n a shoe string. Talk about
movin'! The shadder on a buzz
zard drappin' to kyarn amt no.
wher. / he'd a blue speckled houn'
what he'd a touch of grey-houn' in
him, am he war arter that dyeer,
He'd upped him in the thick, an
here he comes a fairly limberin'
through them fiat piney woods!-
Fore God, hit tuck my breath al
most away to look at i'm. He'd q
cotch that dyer, too, shure, but
jist as he got agin me he struck a
whalin' big pine plum centrely.
He stove his splintered bones three
inches inter the wood! The lick
iaered the pine straw Off the top
limbs! When he struck, his hine
legs Topped roun' the tree, ard /
hearn' the toe nails what jerked
out rattlin' agin the pines, fifty
Yards ahead. Hits Gods fact.