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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-19
5ie @binefs,, @erfolsstss8 It, Gali=
fortsiete.
slmfresun8 aui Dem Sd)auplasc oer tebtet
4t1rotbate,t. - &nonDmc 1robbriefe. -

8i9ilams= IS ou,ite'n 1t. i. ~.
SanSrans siSc 0, ben II. 0taT3. -
Cine &cpeide aus @bico in Suite Gouutp
meloct, oaB oaie!bit in Solge bon 0robbriefen,
welde elmer srobcn 2lnsabl Siitger pur6 Die
Boi suseIdidt wuroen, 9robe Nufregung
berridt. 0ie Griefe laltteu: u&nleotsen
Sic iid nnerbalb Is Gagen Sbrer dlineiilden
arbeiter, ODER Sic psrOen Die 6ol9en 5u tra.
gen babeu." gtu Ssamter erhielt eiGen
3ettel. pelGer i'm por Dem SSeriude marnte,
Die M0rner Der iiini Dor &nrsen get0oteten
@bineieu Al entoeden, Denn ibm iein etgcnes
yeben lisb lei. Die giirger teoen BON ber
Silouns bon Si9ilan5 -@onlite'n; ole Selob=
urngen, meld)e anf embedding Der Nloroec
ausaeiett linb, beluufen iid uuf $500, BON
lpeld)cn $500 BON oem Staate an9eboten
fuo. 3lpst iuuse Mdnner umben geitern
Abeuo auf GerbafltSgriinoe bin feltgenom.
men, uno bic ltmiianbe iteuen Die SdlnlO oeS
e,nen oerielben beihabe anger 3meliel. Die
Angele9enbeit erregt alsemelne Iuffegun9,
uno Die preiie ittnalt entiaieoen tarlu itoer
eiu, oaB Die Sdulolgen entoedt uno 5ur
SStrafs oe2oneu ruer0eu mitiieu.
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Die slrbeiter.l1nrmbess in serantoss.

9 Scra mt n, 3d., Is. Wfut3. = Die n
Sen Miueu angelteuten Uiaidlnlten bielten
beute eine 8ebeimIibung, uuo es perlautet,
oab eiu AuSitano beid)lofen murbe. @ing
Wafenpeliammlung auer @rubenarbeltel
Dleier Gegeno iOll nlor9eu ftattfin0eu, I'm
Sdrltts i'll 8:treif Der 2ObnreouftloH einSu,
lel.en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-19
5tc 6. ssabresfeter Der Gonsa,s,te,

JteusY OFT, Is. Ndr;. Ger Saarestag
Der '2epoiution pom Is. Mars 1871 i'll YartS
puroe berte Nbeno onrdj ELL Bautett ullo eis
men Sat- in Seetbouen.oa1" gefeiert. ~.
>. 5anieu fitrte osn-SorfIt. Die Seier ers
foi9te inter Den 4uipisien bes Sereins Der
&ommuniitsn 6iii9tlinge, unb Der Gttrag ioll
gum Ssiten Der Samiliel Der uad 9tsu Aie=
ocuieu transportirten @ommuuifeultrdf fllnse
perpenoet tperOeu; Die ytettoa@ @iunabme belief
iid) auf iber $1,000. Sie 6S. fSouoebla',
Aleranore, Spnton, Martelet uno SGmab
bteIten SortrGqe.
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8rGnOe.

Bittsbura, Ya., 18. Widrs.-Dien Sort
Bitt Sampffefel Sabrif," @tsenthum Der
9p. 3. D. Carroll & Comp, branuie beute
friib nieber. 8erluft $4,000, Berii9eruua
S25. 600. Die G'eberelbefiber Wtlion, Snbz
Der & Comp. n,rliersn $l5 900, unb ste Rei=
iiEgfabrif Der 0D. Mlnsfielo & Comp. rpurne
i'm Betraae BON $4,000 beiddoist. Ssiot
6irnlen ltuo psrThcrt. Ser uriprnng ees
sSeuerS lit uidbt ermitteft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-19
Gtt, &tno oas Spfcr Der Srunfind)t
Scitter WS6rferfftA

NemeDori, 18. Mdr5.-@llen 9euine,
in Ger. 26, 0iebfrabe, Brooflpn, wohnbait,
iiberlieB am letten Santiago ihr Monate
altes aiuo anI fur,e 3eit Der Sbbut einer
ytadbarin, Jtamens pannab 9ousbertu.
als 6rau Dtplne suriidsetebrt ruar, entOed!e
fie, oaB 5raa Daugbertn itd m,ttlsrpe1le be
trunfen uno fiA in Der Eranfenbslt oerart aul
oas Sinh selest bate, baB oas asstere sritldt
mar. 6rau Dougbertp pnrbe pelbaftet uno
miro rpegen Sootihlass prossifirt rperoen.
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Gttt fd1trarses SG,e,slat.
Wprs= t,s1o sel0if,m ogoperS4sti,.

brad,te sclteru abeub IN giswart, Ms, lei
ncr Gtisiihirei.er Marp Rattbsips, nit mel
der er eincn &6rtDsdlel gcbabt bate, nlebz
rere Stldmuuceu bel mo perludlte Sarauf,
Nd ST eridieben. Seloc liesen in etnem po'
lpitaIe IN fritiidem 2uitanbs barnieter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-19
9tnireattt,a itt &e,,faG,,.

eoutsUille, Sp., IL. NldrS. SIN 3an-
calier, ap., ioflte beute q. s. Senncep, mel
der Der Gemorouug letues Sruoess angeflaet
mar, cui Sefehl oeS @sr1fts ms @efdn9ntb
abgcfiihrt .peroeu. llnter,pe9S enti fob er uilb
mari lid) in elm @ebduoe, mo iid) 25 &erlonen
ibm auitloiieu uno Den Set0rDen Grob boz
ten. 9le Sd)eriiIsuadle feuerte IN oas paus
uno uerwunoste etnen Nann. Das @etGuoe
NJ rb jest bon 100 Dtanu belagert, nno man
befiirbtst ibltmme lln.mben.
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selbitmpro ether 9reimmeaa)t5tS=
ffsnrfnees

@liSa t e 3, N.=S., II. Diars. Gath
Jtem, SO Sabre alt, beQing bcnte Wlorgen
5eibitnoro, inOem iie ii1 III elmer Gtterne
erirdufte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-19
Baltimore, Mb. W}outag, Deu 10. W}dr3 1871
Die seier ses ct. Watrias=saaes

9te sSeier oes st. Yatri6s=Saaes.
P Pbtla p b a, II. DfdrS. = Der
ct. Batrids=2ag vurbe heute IN iiblder
Seie bur6 8erleien Der Meile in alien fath
&irden uno ipdter our6 eiue 8arape, an
speld)er ith ollc biet9en fatb. gerelne bethel
ltgten, gefeiert.
u tp.Oor II. WGrs. - Srob bes I'M
giinitigen @etterS bielten bic irilben Mititdrs
unb @iuil= =Srganiia Die iibtifs Baraoe
5ur 6eter oeS ct. Batrifs Cages cb. Ser
OfaDor belt auf Union SqIare cine 9tepiie
iiber ben Seh,ug ab.
Die Friendly Sons of st. Patrick" btelteu
beute abeno tbr SO. Sabresbanfstt in - Del
nonico'S" ab. General SHERMAN mar ar=
lpeIeno uub beantuOrtete ben ereu Sonit.
Sn 8rooflpu fano ebeaiaa5 Der iiblid)s
lln3ug datt, isood mar cine berdhtlid)s ab=
nuhne Der Setbeilt9ung i'm Gersteid)e su
friibereu sSabren wabrSunebmen.
9tep y OFF, II, .Uidr,. - 0epeid)eu aus
Bolton uuo anoerenS Staoten Heu=@u9laub's
iopie ans Cincinnati meloen, baB Der ct.
9Satrids Sag in Der bertUmmlld)eu 9Seie
9cfeiert muroe. Su Bolton mar ieooh Die
9emouitratioa ntht 10 9rob, tpie in friiberen
Sabren.
q / d NJ ND, Sa., II. War;.-Sn 5olae
uSp Vol Ytti llyeupeuS uiHtt@ uhu JltYtlIult tlttp
uuroe Die auI beute usraufaltete Blraoe nid1t
a5gehalteH, uno Der ct. Batrtds=S Gag rpuroe
nur onrdD Selebrtrung nes6odlamts in Der ct.
BeterazSatbeb begangeu. alu Abenbe
fano etne Sbeatcrporfelung gum geiten Der
biefgen armen fatt.
2outs, l7.Rdrs. s.-DerSt. .Ya!rifSz
Sag murbe bier buth @elebrirung zines poh'
amtcs in Der Walahi STRIDE uno au 9tab-
mtttags onrdl elusn 6eitsug gefeiert. 9bcnhs
fano Elm Sautstt ltatt, peld1em or.S '@OHnor
Bonner, Wt,t9lieo oes brtliden Barlamerts,
beituohute. 9aa sBettsr mar b0d]it giintig.
@barlefon S=&., II. Wtdr5. IN
Der beutisenBaraoe CUR Seier ossSt. .Batrida=
Cages bstheiligten ff aie speiBeu Dtlitdr.
@ompagrie'n, oeren ausriiden aa 2Salbiu9-
toms @sbultsta3e uerboteH puroe.
Utempbi3, 8, II. Mdr5. - 9ie peridicz
oeHen 1riIt,en Sereiue feierten beute ben
Rameustag tbreS S9nthelIigen ourd cine
Baraoe.
SanTranSiseo, II. Mdrs. - Ser
ct. Batrid8=5ag rpuroe beute in eatipred)en,
Der Welie asfeiert; tie Denomination wHrbe
pom herllid)}fen gSetter beaiinittat.
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Bareau bes 0aSltAt<Gompa8nte
pom Baltimore,
Rr 10 Gn.,fb Gfr0Sf

g1r. 10, SOUTH StraSf.
ofe....9tilises SeiSmateriat....e &c ofe
gBir BADEN cine uorsiislide GuaIdt BON eofes por=
rdtbs uelhs luir bem ublitum oils etn ernpieblens=
tpertbes Sei;material far bdLslie unb anbere 3pede
oiferren idns leidt 6euer o lit frei uon nrsiris=
teiten.
Yefelunsen fueroen in bteiem Sireau ooer In Der
Tabrit, Sub bon eeaoenballitr., au5enoinn,en.
preis $3.50 pro @asenlaoung, in irsenb eineln
etaottbeile ab9eliefert.
ISfe3-El Samss 9. Smcumcop, Gefr.
SRrs. Gor'5 Juoianiid,es ossetabiliid)es 9es
colt, felt % SaDren als bas sroBIe glutreinsunss=
Wiittel Der @5esen!uart betannt, uirb nur in SIR.
1771a, VaBette=, Noro.ueitsG6e Oct Gnta,us
etras, subereitet uGo lit Del oien Apotbetern su baz
ben. taus26, 12DitefJ
aBr Wan beiebe ben
,,4or0 Baltimore"
COLLABORATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER
ebe man einen anberen fauit, 6ei
$. &. WeAenb,
[gept2S, ,12Oftegl ST. 18, @ermanftr.
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&d1fMAffndirfdlfeff

San6ranSisco. IL. Mars.-Der
Dampfsr ,&nb Of Befina" ia pom 9ens
Spns p,a 0otphama bier eiueelauisa.
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SelearapbiiGe 9epel9ea.

[Seriate Der naociirteu 4reiie- ,lr Den pSeuti4eu
@orreiponbeAten".l
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Gpe3ial=N =Noti3elt.

VeHtS - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U1We VsYtWUS'
ftnb su ba6en In
VT. 80, 8esmats; nabe &t8bttttabe.
YaHen porSislid far @1ublaben, Blreaur, Bii1ers
idrdnte u.i.tu. Ereis rebusirt aui Dollar.
(5ebr24, 1TstD
Or. 9. n. umoertpooo,
6opatbifder Ar3t,
III bon Sir. 255, Noro=gutatpfrase, rab 9fr. 1Os,
Noroz@barlestraBe, gesosen, TOO eriene auimersamz
feit ben ipeseaeu Sranbeten bon rauen uno sinoern
.piomet.
8lreaufunben BON $40 8ormutass nnb bon 3-4
uno6-7 nbr Rahmttaas. (5anO, 3Utte, ,1.a.aD
arabiabrs=Ysuiter iino Jest bei &eeIer, Hr. 5,
Observation-Disclosures, Sarnun's 6otel seaenlber,
CUR Nniidt. 3ui6neioen, Daten unS 3ubebor bon
ieineu =3eieuneshii eine SpesaIitat DiaH
fpree Dor, ebe man anbersmo fault, uno erlpare oa=
burd5 elm Dritttbeil Der Soften. (Uls2, ,1NhD
Woberts' " aIs=nnoI teif d,sG rtraft
gtabshaft uno ftarfcno.
8ejier, aIs aebertbran, sesen e d sptnoiuht,
euftrobrenait gutSuEbuns unS anoere
eunsen= uno =Beidneroen. Bei seerpenz, ,shar=
lad= uno anbcren gieberE ais ndbreuees 2onieum
aur Ser6eifabruns raider Hno coltdnoiser @sneiuus
ebr ptrtiam. Gut sesen Sps2epfe, appetitIofsfeit,
4erbauunssleiben unb anssineine Sdmdde.
Sn alien apotbefen su la6cn. [Sen.5,1S!l
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SpMfTetea&

Mew Srleans, II. 1idrs.-9ie De-
notratiids geiebgcbuug MRS bis gain 80. 3.
Wits. in Sisun9 blelbeu; Die Sltuation be
5iiglld Der gSabl elass SunoeSeHators tit un=
nelGnDert.
s;tmd,bad aus oem repneliEaaiSd,eu Staats=
Gpnirte geitcfcn.
gt e ~ > cleans 8, II. Nfir5. - 9as
beute cine Geriamlnluna, uno y. 81. g.
Btn1bad rpuroe tiE @inllange init eiusr friis
b,r au9eno:nmeneu &elolutlou nit % gegen 4
Stinmtn aus bet Organization gritoBen. u.
Dumout purbe barauf gum SoriBsr peS 60
mites cruGhlt.
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Sapanna, II. Tar3. : General Wfar-
tines @ampos reii'te beute pisosr in oas Sn-
mere ab.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
A Tax for Fs g Purposes.

A petition has been presented to the
Board Of County Com missloners, pray
ing, that special tax be levied on the
real aud personal property inthe town
of Wiunemucca, for the Rurposeospur-
chasing hose. cart, etc. for the use of
the town. IL is hoped that this tax can
be levied aud collected this fall. as it ia
absolutely necessary for the safety of
property III case of hre, that the hose
and cart should be provided.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
SPECIAL Locals.


s
The Alleghanians Vocs lists and
Swiss Bell Ringers, 6rst organized
twenty six years ago. and whose name
has been the household word of the
music loving people of all nations, aud
whose continuous travels have xtended
to all parts of the civilized globe, i'll
appear at WiDnemucca on Thursday.
October IL. in Centennial Hall, and
every one who enjoys good home music
music that will take you back to the
good DAYS of yore," and make you
forget dull care. should attend their
delightful concert. Their Repertoire
eo,braces choice collection of Voca!
Quartettes. arranged in their own
peculiar style; also. a variety of the
sweetest English. Irish. Scotch, Ger
man and Spanish ballads extapt;
Humorous Songs. Duets, etc. Arias,
Cavatinas aud Scenas, from works of
the most popular Italian and French
masters. In addition to their usu,l
choice selections of Vocal Music. they
will play several pieces on their new
Swiss Bells,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
PhOtogra Gallery.

Visitors at the Fair should not fail to
call at Tandy's photograph gallery and
have their pictures taken. AS an
artist HI C. Tandy is nnexcelled'on the
coast, and all who want first class like
uesses of themselves to s.nd to friends.
should embrace this opportunity to
secure them Call at the gallery west
side of Bridge street and examine
shecimens of his various styles o.
pictures. oct lw.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

HAVE You any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint Is
there any reason why you should go
on from day to dry complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Cosiivness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Heart Burn, Waterbrash,.
Gina wing aud Burniug Pains at the Pit
of the Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue aud disagreable taste in the
mouth. Coming mp of food after eating,
Low spirits. &c. No! 1t is POSITIVELY
Your own fault If yon do. Go TO your
Druggist aud get a bottle Of Green g
August Flower for rs cents your cure
is certain. bit if you doubt this. get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it
tao doses will relieve you.
Ageats Crane Il Brigham. Wholesale
druggists, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

A man named Hamilton, who is sus-
pected of being connected with the re-
cent stage robbery GU the Eureka aud
Ty DO road, was brought here from Sac
ramento, where he was arrested, aud
locked in the county Jail for safe keep
ing. Yesterday he was taken east by
one of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S. detectives,
ard IS to be tried at Belmont, the rob
berry baving been committed in Nye
county. of which that town is the seat
of justice.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

j. D. Minor. Secretary of State, is in
town. He came to see the people and
the fair, and spend few days among
old acqnaintances. p. w. Johnson,
left Yesterday, for Elko, where he goes
into the forwarding business with
Messrs, Smith and Wilsey.. Clay
Merritt arrived yesterday from Chicago,
where be has been with ear load of
dressed meat. He met with some mis-
haps on the way, but the meat reached
it's destination in good order. ueverthe-
less. We are promised fnll particulars
of the trip. and the prospects of the
business of shipping meat from Nevada,
to the east j. j. Hill. State printer.
arrived here last evening from Carson
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04


We are Indebted to Rev. w. c. Gray
for the following list of appointments
made at the Annual, Nevada. Confer
ence of the M. E. Church. at Susan.
Vile:
CARSON DISTRICT. D.. HAMMOND.
P. Il.
Truckee. N G. Luke; Carson. j. d,
Hammond; yirginia.C McKelvey; Gold
Hill and Dayton, Warren Minis; Walker
River. N. w. Pratt; Ovens River. L.
Case
AUSTIN DIsTRroT w. G. GRAY, P. E.
Austin, John A Gray; Winnemucca.
N F. Berry; Eiko aud Tuscarora. G.
B. Hiukle; Uaionville, j. W. Pendle-
ton; Reno. w q. Gray
SIERRA DITRIcr A. P. WHITE. P. E
Sierra Valley, L. Ewing; Indian VAL
ley. T. S. Uren; oney Lake Valley. E
D. Hines; Surprise Valley. F. III. Willis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
Corn ueOpia.

j. M. Barrel, an old resident of Win
nemucca, and one of the most enter
prising men in the State. arrived here
last evening from Tuscarora, which
place be lett yesterday morning by the
Battle Mountain stage. He speaks well
of the new mining camp, but thinks
Cornucopia will do to tie too. The
Leopard company of that camp pay of
regularly, now. The Panther have
their hosting works very nearly COM
pleted. and the outlook of the camp
looks favorable
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short OF Funds.


Yesterday afternoon, as train No. 2.
passenger west. arrived at the station in
this Place, a lady from Tuscarora. in IL.
health and short of funds. with little
girl in her charge. stopped off the cars
aud took quarters at the Central Pacific
Hotel. where she made known, her sitn-
alton TO some of the benevolent gentle-
men of Winnemucca The lady had in
her possession. at the time, set of very
handsome jswelry, bracelets and ear
rings originally costing something
over 800 which she offered TO dispose
of for a mere nominal'snm. sufficient to
pay her own and child's fare to San
Francisco. Shortly after Mr.. Bonnifield
had drawn mp paper for rifle, and
fiftv dollars was soon raised at one dol
lar share, and the drawing took place
last evening. when Massrs Siegel and
Stodtfard were the lhckv men. both
throwing forty-three. II being the two
highest number and tie. it was little
difficult for the gentlemen to decide
which should have the first choice. ae
cording to stipulations, but we presume
it was amicably settled this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

The Paradise Valley public school
will open next Monday. October Sth.
J. b Case, who has been teaching the
ideas of young Paradisers how to shoot
for several years. has been engaged as
teacher,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
Gone 20 Warrington.

Hon J X. Lnttrell and Hon. Romu-
aldo Pacheco. Congressman from Cali
fornia, passed here yesterday on their
way to Washington. There liz some
doubs as to the election of Pacheco
whose seat is contested by P W. Wig
gington.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

Henry Hoppin, of Canyon Creek. has
large lot IF WOO. here, which he in.
tends to ship east. SO We were mista-
ken in saying a few days ago that N.
Levy Il Co. mad made the last wool
shipment of the season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
Take Notice.

Any person or persons. loaniug or
selling the Badges or Passes, given ont
by the Society. viii be subjected TO a
forfeiture of all the privileges granted
by the Society. 1w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE FAIR.
The Races Yesterday and p vilion
Last Night

A7S ANfkhS'
Another pleasant day at the track
yesterday The air was calm and COM
fortably cool. Ia the forenoon
PIUTE PONY RACE
came off for purse of $50. Several
eutres were made and FIVE started.
All attempts to get them off by the tap
of bell. failed, aud finally Chief Naches
took red flag and signalled them off
at the first attempt The Piutes are
honest riders and did not attempt to
take any advantage of each other.
They brought their ponies mp in line
80 that string stretched across the
track at the start would touch the ears
OF all of them. Opce started. however.
they whipped and whooped and urged
their ponies to their fastest gait and the
best horse won the race honestly
There WAS also
RUNNING RACE
In the forenoon. single dash of
quarter of a mile for saddle horses, for
purse of $50 The entries were,
Shirk's Clipper; Crowley's Black
George and Bells Cricket Race won
by Clipper. Time. 35 seconds.
In the afternoon running race for the
Soclety's premium OF $500. mile heats,
best three in five came off The entries
were. A. Evans Ballot Box; L. b. Stu
arts Sooner, aud H Sears Red Dol
lar.
The odds in the pools were two to
one on Ballot Box, with few takers,
all The pools sold on the race not
amounting to over $500. Ballot Box
Won the race in three straight heats,
! aud Sooner took the second money
Time. 100; l:54; l49H,
THE PAVILION.
The Pavilion was opened to the
public last evening. The display is
very credltable, that OF fruits in par
ticular. excelIing all furmer exhibitions.
The display of vegetables though
superior III quality is inferior in
quantity to that OF former years. The
Brass Band, which visitors say is a
credit to the town. enlivened the scene,
aud the ball was crowded with visitors.
the altendancs being much larger than
last year 1t will he open again this
evening and all who desire to spend all
enjoyable hour should attend.
To-DAY's RACES.
Following are the races filled for
to-day: Sweepstake lurse OF $500. free
for all three year olds, mile heats to
| harness:
L. w. Norcross names, sorrel year
old FLY, Pedro, sired by Black Bird
driver, Norcross j. A. Blossom, names
sorrel 3 year old stallion, California,
sired by Ethan Allen. jr., dam, Lady
Langford, driver, Leadoetter.
Running RICE, single dash of three.
quarters ola Eie for premium OF $500
L, Laswell names Sooner. A. Evans
names Ballot Box. T. b. Stuart, names
| Skaggs. w. Ii. Sears, names Jerry.
| These are the only races tillee at In
test reports FROM the Eutry Clerk, r.
1 w T.apiS
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BY the day. week or month, at
reasonable rates. by Mrs. G. A.
Kreukle.
Inquire at the premises. opposite the
depot. oct 2 I'm.
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THE Family Provided with Glenu's
Sulphur Soap need have no fear. If it
ia used freely. of Salt Rheum. Scald
Head. Ring Worm. Itch or any other
Of those annoying and dis6guring eruo-
tions. which children are so apt to con-
tarct at school.
Perfect blacks and splendid browns
are created by Hills Hair Dye.
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p CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
Fndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc, l will
send iecipe that will cure you, FREE or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in south America Send q
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r.
INaAN. Station D. Bible House, New York
CITY.
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DR.. M. w. Parsons. the well known
dentist, has arrived in town aud is now
prepared 20 attend to business in his
line Orders lett mt the Lafayette
Hotel Uil receive prompt attention.
septic IT,
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Adjourned.

The Board of Commissioners met
yesterday and adjourned until sext
Tuesday. They found it impossible to
transact business. when everybody Was
at the races.
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- Range OF TEN perature at this station
yesterday: Highest, so deg; lowest, IS deg.
Range, IS; average, 442 deg.
JsO. HEALY,
Corp'I signal Service, u. y. A.
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Bullion shipped

The Arizona Mining Company. of
Unionville. shipped from Mill City. last
night. two bars of bullion, valued at
81. I04 98,
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WNWO OK teamsters and two wood packers
wanted imm-di ly. wages $50 com
per month. None but competent and ex-
perienced MEN need apply. - t~A+
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling, Camp Nc
Dermit. OF to the undersi gned at the wood
ranch, on C.t1yon Creek.
f. p. BROUGHAM..
Canyon Creek. September "a, 1877. If:
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Geo Cphir, r. 1917.
$50 Mexican. IL, 1919.
405 Gould Il Curry. 1917. 1917.
800 Best Il Bricher. 2oA. 2Ol.
$40 Cahforhia, 81 309+.
$40 Savage. ~. 79s
sac Con. Va. 331.. b5.
40 holl,r. So. 35%.
$50 Hale 81 Norcross. 6s+. 6s% b5
S8j Crown Point. 400 450c b30.
$50 Yellow jacket, 9s.., OK.
1910 Imperial, lis. l20c b3O.
$50 Kentucks7A
5l5 Alpha, 1873 l5s4 b5.
435 Belchery 50.
1910 Bullion, II, 1917.
1890 Excheqner, lgs1, 1872.
$50 Overmau. 244. 25. b25.-
22l5 Justice. 1554s 1914.
1910 Sucoor. 800. 355c.
100 Daney. soc.
200 Baltimore. 95. 90c.
800 Silver Hill. 62s, 6%.
800 Challauge, "a.
1850 New York. 40. 75c.
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STOLEN.

ENRON Charles Kemler's' Stable in Para
4 disc VALLEY ON tae night of September
18th, q large iron gray horse branded on
left hap; also, "a sad lie ard bride.
A liberal reward will be paid for tn
horse. et- HGN,.Y LILIES,
Paradise. September %. 1871. tt