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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11
NELLUIOID JEWELRY
" FERGUSON & SCHNACK
CHEMICAL analysis discloses tn

CHEMICAL analysis discloses the
fact that among the many articles
used for food there are only two,
wheat and milk, which contain all tue
elements of the human body, and in
the proper proportion. Other articles
such as butter, sugar, syrup, and fat
of all kinds, are wholly casbonaceous
or heat producing, so that if a human
being were to attempt to live on these
articles alone, his brain and muscles
would starve. By actual experiment
it has been found that man could not
survive two months on sucl, diet.
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SHEnIFf'S SALE,

G. NJ. BAYLEY g. PoND)
Ninth judicial District Court-Parish
of Rapides.
10y VIRTUE OF AND TO Salts
- fy a writ of Fieri Facias issued
and to me directed in the above enti-
tied and numbered sui', have seized
and vii! offer for sale at public auc.
ton, in front Of the Court House door,
in the Town of Alexandria, La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of MAY,
1877,
the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain piece or lot of ground sit
uated in the village of Pineville, Par
ish and State aforesaid, fronting on the
Harrisonburg road, with front of one
hundred aud forty-three feet; bounded
above by Cemetery road, below by
lands of Mrs. Charles W. Boyce, and
in rear by the Catholic Cemetery, to.
gether with all the buildings and i'm.
pruyements thereon, consisting OF
dwellings, store, warehouse and ont
buildings. Also a certain lot of ground
situated in the village of Pineville
State aud Parish aforesaid, fronting or
the Harrisonburg road, with front O
one hundred and two feet, aud running
back i'll parallel lines four hundred
feet, bounded above by lands of c. w
Gillette, and below by lands of w. w
Jones, and in rear by lands of W. W
Jones.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH, subject t.
appralsement.
H. NJ. ROBINSON,
Apl, Is, 1877. Sheriff.
Printers fees $1,000.
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SHEnIFF'S SALE.

oSs'! vs. e''''' No. So.
Mrs. Leonora Carnaham)
JUSTICE CoURT-PARIsH NATCH1TocHEs.
RY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
II writ of Fieri Facias issued and to
me directed in the above numbered aud
entitled suit, have seized and will Of
fer for sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 5th day Of MAY,
1877,
in front of the Court House door in the
Town of Alexandria, Rapides Parish,
between the hours of II NJ. and 4 p. NJ.
the following described property, to-
witt
Eighty acres of land, thirty in Guilt
walton, the balance in wood land; boun-
ded above by lands of James Vallee,
below by lands of VIM. Carnaham
fronting six arpents on Red River. with
all improvements thereon, belonging
and situated in theSParish of Rapides,
| Louisiana.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH, with benefit
of appraisement.
II. NJ. ROBINSON,
March 81 1877. Sheriff.
| Printers Fees 5000.
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PROBABILITIES for Sunday: Slight
precipitation of milk, accompanied
wafer, on front doorstep; gradually
i'slng temperature. occasloned by alb
eace OF button on shirt band; de-
preston of barometer, caused by clo-
',nS OF free lunch counter. Increas
~ pressure of female equator just
who're m ehurch.--[N New York Evening
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

ONE of the reasons why Mr..
Hayes offered the position of Post
Master General to John Hancock
was in the belief thst he was the man
who signed the Declaration of indie.
pendence.
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Died.:

In this Town, on Friday night April
18th, 1877, IRENE KYLE, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Staples, aged
8 years and 5 months.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

The certificates Of the members
Of the new House of Representatives
are all in Clerk Adams hands, and
show that there will be lat Demo
Gratis and 1877 Republicans whose
seats are free from contest, leaving
nine cases of contest.
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The Packet Bart. A bic had g
good freight this trip, and reached
here at noon Monday. At sharp
noon to day she leaves for New Or.
leans. Her clerks favored US with
New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

-SECTIoNALIsM and hate may be
dead, but they are the worse smelling
corpses on this continent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

ANOTHER kind of lunacy has
been discovered in Rapides-a mania
for office.
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Married !:

IN this Town, at st. Francis Xavier
Church, by the Rev. Father j. B. Ave-
nard, on Wednesday, April llth, 1877,
Miss MARY Z. SMITH to Mr.. WILL
LIAM NJ. LEGRAS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

VIZ need but one new departure
now-the departure of Packard and
his gang of thieves.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-04-11

-PAcKARD's piratical ship is 60,
ing down defantly, with the bloody
shirt nailed to the masthead.
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State Of Louisiana-PariSh Of Rap
ideS.

Succession Of Stephen Duncan Linton.
PROBATE CoURT-No. 24S.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ j. NJ. Wells, Jr., Administrator of
the above numbered and entitled Sue
cession has filed a provisional account,
and that the same will be approved and
homologated unless objection is made
thereto within the ten days prescribed
by law. j. FL. RANSDELL,
April II, 1877. Clerk.
Printers Fees $500.
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Mn. Hayes is yet in luck. He
now enjoys the opposition of Wendell
Phillips.
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Notice to Tax Payers!

HAVING RECEIVED THE APPOINT
Ill ment Of Tax Collector for the Par
ish of Rapides from FRANCIS Il.
NICHOLAS, Governor of Louisiana, l
take this method Of notifying all par
ties who owe State and Parish Taxes,
that am duly qualified to receive the
same. All who owe Taxes and Licen-
ses will call on me at my office in Alex
andria, where l will receive and re-
ceipt for the same. 1t is expected and
desired that every citizen will show his
loyalty to the Nichols Government by
paying promptly the Taxes due.
II. ?. LUCkETT,
April 4-tf Tax Collector.
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.--~s~> o.

-THE South is not sold, but
solid.
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TO CONSU MPTIVES

THE ADVERTISER, HA WING
L been permanently cured of that
dread disease, Consumption, by sim
pie remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it. he will
send copy of the prescription used,
free of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHI-
IT'S, &c. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton will please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON.
1914 Penn St., Williamsburgh, N. Y
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NEW THIS DAY.
TEMPERATURE

AS REPORTED BY FERGUSON scHNAcR
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-03-29
WHEN.

When the days which now are dying,
And the moments which are flying,
sall have ceased for us forever, with their joy
''" ance and their care,
Will the early friends who love us
r. Come to shed their tears above US,
IN the hours winch stiil remain 10 them 10 suffer
and to bear'
Itis sad that hearts which treasure
Earth's affestion, now must measure
Il little span their living, as certainty their
death;
But Ills harder, those we cherish,
As we fade away and perish,
usv forever cease to love US, with the passing OF
the breath.
For the bond OF eartf1's affection,
And the fondest recollection,
with the passing of the years may pass and leave
the dead alone.
Only love which is eternal,
Only joys which are supernal,
esn rive back the lost affection for the vanished
days atone.
"All the dead are dead, >" the stole
With philosophy heroic
Whisper: ''And they cease forever, like the
ceasing of year."
To thy blackest depths, Avernus,
Itwere better far to turn US,
Tsu to listen to the teaching thus impaired with
sneer
For there are no dead or dying,
Though the voice of Rachel, crying,
hstill mourning for her children, and will not
be comforted.
And beyond deaths gloomy portal
Life is life, and is immortal;
fey who sleep and have departed are not num-
/ bered with the dead.
On fond recollection's bosom,
Safely folded, lies the blossom
Gs human love undying, and which fadeth not
away; &#
And the memory shall cherish,
Never more to fade or perish,
1 Al the lives that touch our own lives, safe from
ruin or decay.
oforget the dead, for never
Can the living die; forever
4 Shall Life once given last us, though il breathe
but for an hour
Though the roots of life earth holdeth-
Only there, above, unfoldeth
from the half developed blossom, at the last,
a the perfect flower.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-03-29

Moody to the Bostonians: t Talk
about America and England being
Christian nations; there is not. q
Christian nation that would make room
for Christ if he should come. Not
city on the face of the earth would in
vite Him to come if it was put to a
popular vote. There is no room for
Him. The world doesn't want Him.
Not only that, but how many churches
there are that would not have Him. -
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WINNIE'S FORTUNE.

The handsome dining-room in the
Hsyberry mansion was ali a-glitter with
ioods Of gas-ight and the genial glow
II the fre-for Mr.. Josiah Mayberry
ns very "queer man." according to
is wife's opinion, and this fancy Of his
bhave nasty, ashy fires all over the
Psndid mansion before the weather
hane cold enough was one of his
eccentric freaks,''2 Mrs. Mayberry
sued it, with a curl of her lip, a toss
atne head and smile, almost of con-
Mph directed at the hale, hearty,
hnsst faced old gentleman who had
harrlsd her for her pretty face, ten
ears ago, when he was an immensely
neh widower with his handsome half
gown son for not undesirable encum-
lnnce. y -
They were sitting around the hand
sne table, discussing their 7 O'Clock
inner, with the solemn butler and his
sl0rdlnate in silent, obsequious atten-
aa-these three Mayberrys, father,
I, and the naughty, well dressed lady
Nwas wearing a decided frown of
aplsasure on her face-a frown she
y barely power to restrain from de-
snslaung into a verbal expression of
1Ser while the servants were in watt
and which, as the door finally
ss. m'a On them, leaving the little party
@ sa0e over the wine and nuts. burst
at1 impetuously:
N, declare, Mr.. Mayberry, it is too
,ss.,l - nave gone over the list of in
n. sscns you have made, and to think
y not one-no, not one-of our
ahong them, and such a horrid lot
Il DPle as you have named!n
Is,an ~; nnayoerry slipped his wine con-
/ !, '! !. Told you, didn't I, Marguerite,
ss;0.s M was my inteation to give an old
-. unea dinnerP And BY that l
Il n, ano mean, to whom it will, in
NV s.ue cause for thankfulness. As to
lsss,s ss q grand fuss, and seeing around
s see only the people to whom a
M 'T' unner is an everyday occur
~. shall not do it. And as to the
Issmsa sS o. ], my list being 'horrid' and
~ 49, J, Y you are mistaken, my dear.
me,n't U. snem I'M have a worse failing than
~ There is not q Common,
IL n n,ps psrsSn 2 among the ten names on
s,mrasyOerry's good old face lighted
1sgSsrrv,,ss "a as he spoke, and Ernest
sd,a.s ssys handsome face reflected the
ssrs Ia w and pride he felt in his
@ayeerry flushed, but said moth
i \ i.1.;w new from experience that, kind
4, ,adulgent as her husband and was1 H,na
ssre times when he suffered no
saaa uom ~ :, his decision. And this
~ VIII have dinner ordered for -
w @ 1t used To be when I was a
be,,s re will have roast turkey. with
hrnins sauce, and mashed potatoes
ssl ~ ps, :, BOILED onions and celery,
biz ~ . sae table at once. For des.
NJ =, M.e M.aeese and cider, and nothing
hlar. guerite. shall give the or.
ID. Nsshn, n, or will you attend to it?"
Mlmacy perry twisted her diamond
A w, don,t
ss orSs. u ask me to give such an
=" him! I have no wish
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by the explosion of a saw-mill
boiler at Rockford, Ind, Geo. Roush,
one of the preprietors, was instantly
killed; Adaliska MOI gan, aged Is, IA
tally injured; and Robert Pyle, another
Of the proprietors, severely injured.
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And even Mrs. Mayberry admits that
it was good thing that her husband
gave that dinner, and when she expects
to see Mrs. Ernest Maybe an honored
guest at her board, she candidly feels
that she owes every atom of her splen-
dor and luxury to the violet-eyed,
charming girl who wears her own hon
ers with such sweet grace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the thirty-drt
day OF August. ls71. 20 many shares Of esch
parcel VI such stock - may Be necessary will
be sold at public auction. at tho once OF the
Company, ti9 California street. hoom s. Han
frsncisco, California, on THURSDAY. the
tho hour Of I o'clock .. y. Of aid day. 70 pay
said delinquent assessmsnt thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and sxpsnses OF the
'As' Epw y. STONE. secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08

NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Sentinel says The dep
relations Of the petty larceny thieves
Who at present infect the town are be-
coming both bold and numerous. and
the annoyance that the public Is sub
jested TO by the scoundrels Is getting To
b almost unbeanbls. Not q night
passes but some one IL dsspeiled OF
property. and Il Is no longer safe to leave
any portable article exposed. weduss-
day night sixty bars OF iron were stolen
from one Of the furnaces. and no trace
has yet been found Of Its whereabouts.
A bale 81 charcoal sacks was removed
from the front OF . store ON Main street
last evening. with the same results. and
the erewning act Of meannsss was per-
petratsd on the property Of Mr. Zott-
man-some persons whose highest ilight
In crime would never reach above rob-
bling . hsn.roost having entered that
gsntlsman's blacksmith shop and a
tonly cut up and destroyed about 200
feet Of fslting. Some Of these FOUNDERS
and thieves will. in the nea future.
smigrate from Eureka very suddenly II
they do not succeed In controlling their
psculating instincts.
The many friends in this State OF
General Tom. Williams will regret to
learn that he lately made q pretty heavy
losing through the flight Of . dishonest
contractor. He had let . contract for
$4,000 to construct certain levees at
Grand Island. Tho work being finish
ed. he paid the contractor. who abscond.
cd without paying his employees. Cali.
fornia has q statute Of her own, and the
claims Of the workmsn operated a. n
lien On the property. Under this state
Of Affairs there was no urse left open
TO the General but to pungle again
which he did.
The Tuscaron Consolidated Mill and
Mining Company has incorporated to
work In Tuscarora Mining District.
Eiko county. Nevada, with $40, O0O. 900
capital. Directors-M. Mayblum. A.
F~isishhacker, =. d. Palmer. J. +.
schafer and ]. s. Doe. The Directors
held q meeting. and elected NJ. May
blum, President A. Fisishhacker. Vice
President : &. L. Palmer. S~uperintend.
emit, and II. b. Land. Secretary. with
his ONCE at 40i Montgomery street. San
Miss Emma Whom, OF Austin, daugh-
Of DR.. W. W. Whom OF that place.
from Vienna. where she IL now
undergoing q urse Of musical training
- follows: "I could not wish for more
brilliant progress than l am making.
Marchesi calls me her California Night
Ny voice in these four months
has grown 70 strong that you would not
recognize IT,"
The Eiko Independent OF Saturday
says : DIR. Linderman, Of the Mint. and
Hon. Thomas Wren. our Rsprsssnta-
tive in Congress. passed east by the
train last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
D

Through the liberal courtesy Of Son.
ator Jones the News ofiee has received
q sort Of special d~ispensatien or cloud
bsrst Of public documsnts-hvs bushels
Of them. They consist Of full reports
Of tho doines Of Congress during the last
two winters. speeches Of members. 70.
ports Of committees and secretaries,
laws passed. messages OF the President.
reports on mining. finance. silver. agri-
culture. the army. Indian Affairs. etc.
There are also valuable maps and sta
t~istics, and many other things too
tedious 10 snumsrats. but the whole
constitutes o valuable addition 10 ear
ofaes library for which We arc apprs-
cia,ivsly thankful. Those books. neatly
bound, are . thousand times better and
moro convenient than the slipshod
pamphlets which have constituted the
Congressional records for the last two
years. That stack Of pamphlets We
shall most chesrfully consign to the
devil forthwith. and he will sell them 10
the Cinnamon at four bits . hundred. TO
do up lunches. clothes and things In.
We feared. whom the dnyman dumped
this load Of books In front Of the Office.
Shat IL -. A.. ..-o- "a G--- -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
HUMBOLDT DISTRICT FAIR,
nm Nay OF she naess-Ths Live
lisss nay aaa Largest CrsWa ~
the Course.

lFrom the winpsmueea Silver State. Oct 81
The weather yesterday was all that
could be desired for outdoor sports,
consequently the attendance at the Fair
grounds was larger than usual. Lager
flowed freely. whisky drinking was In
dulged In to Q considerable extent, and.
II stalking It straight" Is m infallibls
symptom Of Democracy. there was not q
corporL's guard Of Republicans on the
course.
The first race was q single dash Of
half Q mile, for the Society's premium
Of $3.50. hnt horse. $l25 /; second. 80 ;
third. $50 /; free for all horses raised or
owned In Humboldt county. The en-
tries we're Joe Guthrie's Lucy. Lew
Morss's Greeley. H. W. Ssars' Jerry,
aud Ed Lyng's Mustang. Greeley won
the race and fst money, Mustang sec
oud and Jerry third. Time. fifty Sec
onds.
The second race was q quarter dash.
for q premium Of $500. first horse. 500;
second, S75; third. e26, free for all
horses owned In the county. The en-
tries we're John Bells Old Jsff. Joe.
authris's Lucy. Charley Monros's
Stumblsr, L. b. Morss's Greeley and
Ed. Lyng's Mustang. Race and first
money won by Greeley; Mustang. Sec
ond ; Old JEFF, third.
The third race was for the Socisty's
premium OF 1000; hnt horse, 5000;
second. $3.50; third. $50. two miles
and repeat, free for all horses on the
coast. The entries were Swesnsy's
Emma Skaggs. stuart's Sooner. Evans
Ballot Box, and Merritt's Doc.
Weldon, Afterwards Withdrawn. This
race drew q large crowd to the track.
The mare was at first the favorits In the
pools, hut toward the last the odds were
In favor OF Ballot Boz. A put up job
wal strongly suspected. though while II
was generally conceded that the marc
could beat all compositions In mile
heats. very good judges thought
Ballot Box was too much for
her In q two-mils race. No difficulty
was experienced In starting. Ballot
Box took the lead and widened the gap
between him and the mare 70 the three
quarter pole. Meantime bets were Of.
fsrsd and taken that the mare would
pass the mile pole ahead. That Il was
arranged for her to do % was proved ON
the hsms stretch whom Ballot Box was
held up until the mare passed hin. and
went by the Grand Stand ahead. The
public lost all interest In the race after
this plain showing Of an understanding
between the riders and the hackers OF
the horses, The heat was won By Bal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October is.

i. BALINETTE SrAkE.-FOr thoroughbred
.arsi NJ s nv nssh y, o.s .na : hsis
ME. rnsrancs eAn Inv aiiv shst h.. nrs.
viorsiv ~on : ,scs .hsi2y c.r,y av. nounds
sSirs: any ally that has won Two races. sisIt
ponnds extra; any MY that "a: woa tnns
.n,ssnc on pou"u' 'A"~ 'eoo"a W." ~~''
snusnoe'
. srvIp. u,xnto.p-n..h M an. and
= ousSte, nile ires fas al. RptI,ea 10 cio.s
sspumoer ! ; ss,gnu ,nnSancsa ssps,moe ~
s%oss.Ia. esc nj. ,yd..ns w, sc.s.sx a. a
Zoo. sscond Sorss 10 ave entrance
ali ion.s n Nevada ana q c.i Hns m', e.. ,, u t he
IA I'm ssoond hn,sa ,sns sr,,,yec
Ws,csts - nj A"'' " nv"
"s'k"
a. RUNSINa,-Dssh of tvo miles. free for
fo ai 'I ssecsd be-o y ,s ave cu.r.pe.'
Ts,ss os NOR, mammalian. x,u he r.ou,red
70 nii The above staks.. p soci.,y Val
wi i w, e =. r an ,or rnns ~ , not c...
oaa ~ " n.ponsao,e w nonc. ~ Nv 49,
SECOND Day-fuesday' OcI0Der To-
rporr,vo ~. ann, a.. am,
q Lnoi ,aNo; ru'.s' tooI 80, ~"
m,,en et ~ 'Nsrs nv nv c.iisa,n,. sss0 ~ ~ ~, =
sisr,s Nevada. frst' &Ssoi second. siSoi
'hiau, S,oo. a.. ,.u.-,.. ... v m
v,u.eu, MI ,ns iSV n sn'.s NJ;
CnAmoetiain names p,n yewess T.; presa
nsmnes nonuy ~ N.sno.s
husyins; j. wilson names 9. b. hevsdA-
-,
u,is. s a. nso1; el.,,, !
niue nests; .nreo IN n,e; w hArness IT, UT
,,,.a n.x-w.d,..d,v. o.,on.. Z,
~.u.
!. ~ we ME- ma
fepeasi ,ree tcs ~, norses ~ Ss'AIs 49, ~ az.
second, 500 third. 800.
Q. RUNNlN0..Purse. etooi one mile apd
ifrsPesti ns'ior ALL rns! t''o' seeond' t'~i
u~
=. uNNINo:-. furse, ~; dash OF raj
miis' ~ 'of ALL rns'' si"' seo0hd' s'e'
pou,,h n.v-rhu,,a.v. o.,oh.. 70
.-,.
10. TROrTlNd -Purse ti.0o0i milo heafs,
two IN three, 70 haine,s frce for all three.yeer.
olds In Nevada md California s.ss Of the siena
rev.as' WV
ioGisn. s',oi,s A.. ,.u.-,,. .,,.
ny !" Iiii,s NJ n W. psmc.
49, nshsi,a. p "a No.rn. name :
psdn.. A n Gsmb Nance e Tom Pox, IA.
p ii~. = rsiiso,n,.
nos''m
II, TROITrNG,-Pure, $500; class, free fr
SsoDtsecond. S;co, Mir. sioo' Entries 70 cIosc
octnSsr An.
Yifth Dny-Rrlday, October 10.
n. RUNNING Purse. sso0 two miles and
r-pcat free for all. First. $500; seccnd. t2oo;
Is. RUNNING. Pure, 5000; mile and ~.
peat free for all horses In nevada and Callfor.
mia east q the sierra Nevada. First, $50;
second, $50; third, 500.
-.
u. TROTTlNo Purse; Ssuo; doun,e tesn'.
Cloeed without required enu1es' money W
Do onsfed IN ano'nsr oisse'
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spso,AL PREMIUMS.

RQURsTRiANsHIP.-Grs ladies' Tourra.
ment for the most accomplished and graceful
lady ndefr. Friday. October 10. 81 IL O'Clock y.
Ths bociety ofers four prvmiums, which will
consist Of the Soeirty's silver plate, valued re.
spectivsly at 500, SO, $50 and t20.
SPECIAL PRRMfUMs.--IAdy's hat. value
t25. gift Of Alvarc Evans !; standard edition Of
poems. gift Of =. N. Jamison.
The isdy who 10 sdjudgsd nist shall have her
choice Of all premiums oferedi the second
lady shall have second choice. and % on. u II
cxpeeted that other special premiums Will b
added To this list By private contribution.
None but ladies Of tho highest rsspectability
win b allowed 10 compete for prizes. Ladies
Wishing 10 compete for prizes Will please send
names 70 secrstary. indorsed By two members
Of the Bocisty.
For any desired information address
JAMES II. poRLAxD. sserss.1.
Reno, Nevada.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08

IT wa . wise prscaution for the Re-
publican Convention Of New Jsrssy 70
resolve against ssctarian schools for
the coed OF that Stats 10 entirely do
fsnseless. and the Pope cesld have
sailed Into Bsrnsgst Inlet almost any
foesy night and upset the consttu-
fjonal Amendment.