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Eina nee.
TO the Editor of The Herald :

Az VI 4uo
herewith notice the difference be-
tween bank notes without interest and
Individual notes with interest and call
your careful readers attention to some
which shows conclusively the differ
ence between individuals paying inter-
est and banks paying no interest.
!. Bank notes are promises to pay
individuals on demand, for value re-
ceived, without interest.
2. Individual notes are promises to
pay banks, for value received, with in
terest.
3. Banks put out their notes and re.
ceived interest on what they owe.
a. individuals put their notes and
pay interest on what they owe.
b. Bank notes are based upon the
public debt.
6. Individual notes must be based
upon three times their real value OF
unencumbered real property.
Z. Bank credit is based upon I'M
taxed bonds.
s. Individual credit is based upon
real property, taxed to support the
bondhOlder and to protect his credit.
.. Banks received interest both from
Their debts and creditors.
10. Individuals pay interest on their
debts and taxes on their credits.
II. The profits of banks increase
with the increase of their debts.
IL The profits with individuals dl'
hln,sh with the increase of their
debts.
ID. Banks receive deposits without
giving securities.
Ia. individuals who borrow deposits
must give good security or they VIII
iall to get some.
10. When banks rob depositors they
nave simply failed, with the sympa-
my of the whole public. When an IN
dividual appropriates TO bis own use
money intrusted to his own care,
ne is defaulter, q felon, ana
Is sent to prison with the curses
OF the whole community. Banks bor'
row money OF the government for an
Indefinite period without interest, on q
deposit of untaxed bonds, ten per
cent. IN excess of the amount borrow
ed, and during the time OF the loan re-
ceive the full benefit OF the security ny
drawing the interest. Individuals
borrow this money of the bank, pay 10
u ten to twenty per cent. interest ana
are compelled to pay taxes on the Sc
cnrity. Thus it will he fully seen the
policy OF the government Is to make
The rich richer and the poor poorer,
working in the interest Of an English
aud American aristOcracy. K. =. ID.
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Cation picking Association.

otne Editor OF The Herald
Recently the farmers near Vicks'
bnr0 held a meeting, at Mr.. h. b. VIII.
iIsi nlace, 10 consider the cotton pick.
inc question. The meeting was CON-
nosed entirely OF colored people and
small planters Of the neighborhood,
and among the resolutions adopted
was one which placed the picking at
tortv cents per one hundred pounds,
ar sixty cents when pickers furnish
their own rations. All the planters in
that section have Joined in the matter.
and declare that II any member devi.
ated from this course, that he will
thereafter be cut by the rest OF the or
panizstion Would it not be well for
our citizens to pursue the same course?
The present price paid for picking is
ruinous to the planting interests. The
picker is the only party that makes
ANYTHING on cotton. The renter gives
onethird for rent, one.half Isl per
hundred pounds) for picking, thus
leaving only one-sixth for the ginning
and baling and his years work.
Every Monday morning our streets
are crowded with wagons and teams
loading up with live freight for the
cotton fields. This morning we
were on the streets before sunrise and
were surprised at the hunter Of
wagons on Elm street at 30 early an
hour. Upon inquiry, found they were
after cotton pickers. Some of them
from twenty miles in the country.
On Saturday they must. haul this labor
back to town, where most of it will
lay around the grog shops and spend
their weeks earnings.
This labor is exclusively black and
the high price paid it for picking cotton
and harvesting is an inducement to
the thriftless negro to abstain from
farming; feeling that he can handle
more money by day labor during bar
vest, and picking by the hundred dur
Ing the cotton season, and pilfering
during the balance of the year.
Farmers, you are in your own light.
You can just as easily control that la.
Dor at fifty cents per hundred pounds
for picking as you do at one dollar:
and further, by putting labor at what
1t ought to be, you will force the negro
from his town haunts to the country,
to the cotton and corn and wheat
fields, where his labor is most needed.
A.
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-. .,y ,ne ola rhlaE WorhA.


aha Editor Of The Herald
wi n reported that there Is q sufll'
" amount Of money In the sinking
ecu nrovlded 10 redeem the bonds IL.
nop ~ y the city Of Dallas 10 the Texas
suup Pacific railroad, TO buy up at lea't
NV, auO az sald bonds AT The present mar
KEY an the council take the action nee.
W. m prevent the Austin ring from
esSl' swIndling the city out Of three
w sanr hundred dollars, Ms they did
~ ,a., August, when the comptroller paid
iN at az tor A 81 900 bond OF the Dallas
Wichita railroad issue, that could
s saua been bought wherever found for
n saNo or less. The Texas and Pacific
s soIIyoad issue can DO bought to-day for
,,on, any TO sixty cents on the dollar
rpa money accumulated In the sink.
i ~" mnd should be honestly used to
Inc up these bonds, now when they
" ma obtained at so great discount,
T SS sale of the bonds should he adver.
dssd 40 that others besides the Austin
,inC will offer bonds TO the comptroller
~ rs saIe and redemption. Every bond
,sdeemed relieves our over-burdened
,synayers from the yearly payment OF
rom seventy to one hundred dollare;
NAV will hold both CITY and state OIL
cars Ssrs responsible II they allow the fund
Nrovlded to redeem the bonds to DO
gobbled up by the ring of cormorants
ee,bo Infest the capital. GENIO.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West
its passenger and freight trains are SUR
passed by none In the state. Puliman's
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q 7. K'y
at q a. IN; Hannibal at 10 a. M, and Sedalia
Mt B:23 ID. m, running through TO Denis0n
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and HQus-
ton without change. connection IL also fnhde
Of sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the M,
X. & A. at DenisOn for 1t. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and oil
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all po!ats East aud Southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., FL. a \. A. for San
Antonio, the g., ii. n ii. Tor Galveston, the
Texas a New urleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line 70 Liverpool, Hayre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Us freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which Il passes, with It's cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and sdvantageous 10 travellers and
shippers in preference 10 Others.
ST Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 40 p. M, Houston at
$50 D. m. Hearne 1T rs p. m, Dallas I:35 a.
m. and Denfson at HAS a. m.
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Educational.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1877.

SEPTEMBER 20, 1877.
The College OF Hard Graduation MAJ
onened near corner of Commerce anc
Harwood. Let the friends OF mgr
scholarship rally around It; .a,
n. B.-Don't forget the Night schoo
~ Arithmetic and English Grammar
for the benefit of common schooI
teachers aud young men desiring an
education, who cannot attenu 'ho "''
schools. .,.r ,,,.,ps n
s2l-lw ]. BURDETIE NJ ! hi''' ~
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Horses an d ponI iorsalo, Apply
al the Singer Sewing Machine Office
s2O'lm
you want a. vuy an omnibus
orr Is The man TO serve you,-tt
Underwear IN all grades have mr.,
rived at the New York clothing house.
--l0tL
Choice Clarified sorghum at
Hagsarps, lett
Horses and ponies for sale, Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
go I'm
-haggart has new Millet seed,-l0
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john Il. Meyer has removed his
sock OF groceries, western produce,
liquors and tobacco from 2l3 Main
street to 5Oi Elm street, j. II. Robeson
q Co''a old stand, where he may be
found ready TO attend to the wants of
all his old friends, and us many new
ones NJ may apply,-tt
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Dissolution.

The firm of Witt & Stare has this
-. ~ ssa ~ dissolved by mutual consent,
Wy IS II IN witt assuming all liabilities
N W. said firm, and who alone =
authorized to collect all ueo'' uu'
firm. - continued al
the came pIr &c by Witt, CLARK q 20
+. A. STARE
e...t.t 1877 s2l.l0t
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COMMERCIAL,


rue monHlary market lssimewhat airing
Gn,,t, ioi outside business, hut tlurn II ample
plai pufpOses. ' '''''"'''
H1oLp, laying, large pieces %, small 1 u3
0v,ililg largo OF Hmal uo.
nlLN hA- hOmnnl,
Run n nul lit lo gold or silver In market
Es.ANNliANaE- OommerclaL a per cent
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aRAIN AMI mREAnsrrrr.

WHEAT Receipts moro liberal, fully
eluM ~ lhe demands No, 2 tod u lAal "
grades dOolD0o.
OAlS-.uc.
kll-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-Ac,
CORN-leXus, Ia shuck, 35aiOc,
Milltt SlUal2,
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HIDES Ann rELTRIEs.

lllDEs-Dy nlnt, II lbs ana upward, lBc. +,
dry INIT 10 lbs and upward, damaged, loo;
dry hint, kips ana calf, llc.; dry salt, 70 ts
ANA upward, llci green butchers bgc,
SHEEP PEl1s- Each, owing to wool, aOa
2Sei white wool, long, llc.i white wool, lall
oilp, luJAc,; black wool, lNo,
BuFFALO-Buli's, &C.; cows, Bc,
TALLOW--lu barrels $50,
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FIOtIi.

uh-Falr demand, which rs met freely
Nv me following quotations. CRESCENT. IN
SACKS - uO nan JHelnlO 80 10, Empiro Al b0,
AAA 81 AZ, Eagle % OO; Magnolia, la smell !,
y, lbsu, N Ni Iodds NM, N rs. state
star Mills Xxx, 81 W,
htAN ~frOm ~ To aic.
UukN MEAL-tDc.
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Nrw ORLEANS, September 25.-Flour good
demand tending upward. SupeTune "a iOi
Xxx IS OOaj p; NIX 50 5O9B ~ higher graues
s8 Thai %, Corn quiet, white cue; yellOW b'1ec'
oats demand falr, market hrm at lO9i2e'
coffee. demand fair, market frmi calgoes,
ordiuHry to prime, l11s@2lc. sugar quiet
and gtsady, common 10 good common 1855
fair 10 fully fair S@sAo; prime To choice ~
Msj1e; yellow clarified e149vac. MOlsssef'
nothing doing. Rice, goou uehahu' oruiua-
ry to prime jh@64c.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull lg2c lower. ,--,,..
"Niyht-Flour dull and easier, the decline
mninly on low grades. supreme WeAtei "a
and state g. OOG5 u, market CLOSING dulli
southrrn flour heavy, common 10 ialI extra
sg S5,,6 IA. good ~ choice s. O0gS 80. Wheat
100 lower with moderate trade, mainly
sSecuiative, 81 37Gl 45 White western corn
If loVer at 5jdjJhc. migrated western NIX
sd onts without decided change. Coiiee, RIO,
duiet and unchanged.
p.,r1MoRE. September 25.--Flour quiet
a,J nnehanRed. Wheat, southern, dun, SO
~ In,Ter; western steady AM frmi southern
yed good TO prime 81 iO4sl 50; amber u 0Z9
IS: western steamer 81 %; southern oOIh
mt and easier; western dull ana lower
sonthern white 6Sc; yellow 900.
r. Wheat-The corner In No. 2 winter req
whsat, september delivery, when coin-
,nenred on Thursday, was HmlcaDly auJusl-
81 this morning b both parties seliing On
II n as pIice To-Day anu tNp BzhtiSiueii
,,rers apDointed % name the price eacn tls!
Tor lie balance of the month. The adJqsl-
,nent was brought about by an afbluau D
commjttee which was appointed yesterday
| NV shorta The announcement py tls com com
n3tttes Of settlement wss recelNeu WIN
Measure, and the committee was r. peatenly
| fhssred ana unanimously voted THANKS oil
Inc corn and flour exchanges.
ar LOUIE, September 3 Flour steady
and arm. Xxx fall 81 609I IS; AAA DO q y
- al Wheat, No. red fall 81 81 Did. no,
~ 81 az. Corn inactiyet No. mixed 4zlto
| nsts easier. No. 26c. Rye quiet AZ o'gy1e'
parlsy dull and dropping. Whissy 81 ~
Porh iitm with fair demand at ~ O9l5 ~
/ .ssh sig 20 september Lard duh ~ tskeu.
pnIk meats firm and Inactive, ealeaOle ny
siIiis5S4sc for shoulders, clear nos snu
| cis.sr ~ es. Bacon IIgSzeStc, anu - ~
\ = ~ Tor shoulders, clear rims ana Clear slu.s
Caitle-Natives, light supply, pIiess, nV ~
rsiIv lower, Shipping steers = ~ q ~, vi
| ora1io natives s. S9i o0i IoioIad0 ls = 81,
81 IN Texans 81 1905 IS; indians y ~ q ~;
sheep-Lower, shippers slow, good 70 ian
CT g 2si -.
Hides and Wool.
a.uvzsrox, September @.-Dry seiectea
,-c. liam salted l5c; stack salted i4ei atL i.
.ssd lalf price; kip l5ci vet salteo - Tue,
| - -. facsad f00. butchers green f11cs
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active and hrm.
TUESDAY, MONDAY.
Middling Uplands... G5sd q i6i
Middling Orleans. zee, b1qd Ii-lol
Sales, 1900 bales; speculation and export
1910 bales; receipts 10000 bales; American =.
Futures opened l-32d cheaper. UplHnds
low middling clause, November delivery,
ga; september and October . ll-32d; Octo,
ber ana November ll-32d; November ana
January El5d; new crop shipped October nnd
November by suil 6is J.; December and Jan
uary 634d; marKet 81 adier.
Catcher and November delivery ll-S2d.
u. m.-Sales American 1850 bales. Up
lands low middling clause November deliV.
cry ll-32d; new crop Slapped octooef ana
NovemD Der by sail ll-3!d:
5p. m.- Futures closed dull
NEW ORLEANS, Septem Der 2.-Night-Cot-
Ton demand fair and market firm. Sales,
o bales. Receipts, net, SB2 o9ales; gross VIZ
6a,es, Exports, TO New York, - bales
Atnck ~ lI3 bales,
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Mark ct Firm Middling Htc, Low Mid
ding 9Jsc. Good Ordinary 8lac,
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest ~
Lowest temperature ".-...,..,..,.,.......... bB
Average temperature ut ~ IN ,...,...,....... ~
Rainfall In hes.,."...."...........,., 50-l0O
u. W. BA RN EFT.
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DALLAS, Texas, September TO- 10"

Rsferring to the above we thank our
nn,, customers for their past patron
HE ll,a cnd ask a continuance OF the same
asV t a We are making large addi,
tons to our present large anu Eve, Wei
..,n JaS stock, which are being Offered
Of extremely low figures.
Very respectfully, ,ny,u
se19sl0t CLAIM u i
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LIME Am CENIENr-

EMENT--ltosendle-- IN woylh 81 u barrel
Louisvillo, best, ltlo kept, $3.50 " barrel
Dallas, " 3d.,
PLASrEH Is worth 50 50 N barrel.
The supplyiOt the above mentioned arti-
les isample demand tAir market nrm,
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Fall and winter clothing opening
AZ the New York clothing palace.
stock large and prices lower than
ever.--l0.tf.
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referring to the above, | would peg peg
70 state to the patrons of the old nrnl
hat ~ I will continue the business at the
corner OF Austin street ana Iat tn lii u
Sn,ie | alone am authorized to se''le
the business of the old firm. ,.u,,,,
sptl6-6t JACOB MhOAi'
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NEW YORK, September 25.-Currency is
going to the west Ia considerable volume;
the movement to the south is beginning
Money active at . per cent. Sterling quiet at
sS,a. Gola dnli a We; SOW o. o. V,2s,
NEW ORLEANS, September 2j.-Gold 81 O2J6
4sl 036 sight a premium. Sterling bank
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Adams d 20. sell feed in any
quantity, cheaper than any other feed
store.-tf
Gallons embroidered bands in
com bination standings, at Blake, Jen-
kins q Boals. u
If you want to save a d hundre
dollars in the purchase of Il buggy, go
to Orr's.-tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. III.
B. Meyer will take any kind oil
yaluables in pawn,-tf
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, September % told 81 09N@
81 O319. Silver 9OAscgsl OOI5. Exchange, New
York sight llWlg premium. New Orleans
siglt par ami q premium.
NEW YORK, September IS. Stocks gener-
ally nrm except coal stocks. Money per
cent. Gold 81 OSls. Exchange long 81 1915
short 81 81. Government bonds firm. State
bonds duh.
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Adams n Co. have, without doub
received two car loads of the best ap.
pies that haye come to this market
this season. Dealers will do well to
eXamine.-tf.
- Matelasels In silver gray, sea
brown and navy blue, received by ex-
press this week, at Blake, Jenkins y
Boals. II
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Bay Your TItssis and ship Your freight
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been esfablishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning not
only the n. 4 7. 3. Railway, but Texas gem
eiFF I'll MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadway, N.l. - ~
Ger, j. b. ROBERTSON, Pass. A Immigra-
tion Agent, us N. Third street, 81. Louis, Mo.
"A. ALLIE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lol
CLARK street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, No..
burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Inform ! ton may also be had at the agen-
eiee OF tie NJ. X. a 7. Rail v ay, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stLouis
T. WALDO.
aenl Psss. . Freight Ast, Houston, Taxa
= ssai ss5f. Houston, xsz.s. isnsnn
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Cotton Statement.

For the week ending september "a, 1877
Furnished The HERALD by ID, W. Barnett
Reporter IN this CITY for the National Cot.
ton Exchange,
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GALVESTON, September 25.-Cotton-Re'
ceipts net 80 bales; gross so bales. Exports
none. sales 423 bales. STOCK G,299 bales.
Market frm, generally held higher.
TUESDAY. SATURDAY,
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OUR GOODS, LU MBER and SHINGLES
are kept In full stock by the wholesale donl-
ers OF Texas, whom we have supplied since
1872. augAddm
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sales 1000 bales Futures steady.
| september ii 32all Boo; October ii 2t@gll Bc
| Noyem Der IL ljGll l70; December IL llgll loo
| January II 221ll 2lc.
leans 80
sales, 5000 bales.
Consolidnted net receipts, 1862 bales; ex-
norts to Great Britain l,7o2 bales.
Close OF market-Net receipts none, gross
-. bales. Futures closed firm. Sales $4,000
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-Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams.-tf.
Call on B. Meyer If you want to
purchase jewelry at low iigures'--tf
Take your wives and sweetheart's
to see the nice ph@tons at Orr's.--tf.
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at THE HERALD office, and write out
your contracts.
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Great Through kOutB /!
AND
MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADR
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Fest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommodate
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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nfaanInafOn.

The partnership heretofore exlstlug
between Mauthe, Chase " Co', Is 'ii'
day dissolved by mutual consent
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--Burlaps sacks at HaggarPs.
B. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip,-tf.
Choice potatoes, onions, cabbage,
apples, ETC., at Adams " Co.--tf
-Sequens of all sizes in cream,
smoke and Goldfish pearl, at Blake,
Jenkins u Boals. IF
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uIaes and Wool.

a.nvrsrox, September 2s.-Dry selected
ne: iight sailed l5c; stack saltsa i4s, d an.
agsda mI s,sIfeese3 ioc; butchers green 10.
! Wool Nothing doing.
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--Haggart has lust received 800
pounds OF choice northern butter. II
Adams Il Co. solicit consignments
and fills all orders for grain, etc.--tf
--Bowrettes in all the new colorings,
received this week at Blake, Jenkins
u Boals. II
The cheapest staple and domestic
dry goods in town are to be found at
Blake, Jenkins ~ Boals. II
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Fred Manget, ticket broker, lie
Grand hotel, pays the highest prices
for tickets to all points. II you have
ticket to sell, or wish to buy one, call
and see him.-tf
The agony cravats, nicer than any
ever seen in Dallas, were received this
week at Blake, Jenkins u Boals. If
Fresh Baltimore oysters received
daily at the Delmonico. --sept7-lm.
Mr.. Blake has been in New York
and surrounding manufacturing cities,
during the last six weeks, selecting
the choicest, latest and most approved
styles and textures of the season,
which he has bought, and it is the best
assorted stock ever brought to North
Texas. Go to Blake, jenkins u Boals.
If
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes at Haggart's.
"A full line of jeans, blankets and
wooden yarns in stock, made and for
sale only by Blake, jenkins u Boals.
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September I, 1871.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-22
Don't Go without Money.

Professor Stewart, who has spent a
portion of the summer at Tuscarora,
publishes card in which the follow
ing passages occur: Impecunious
persons should hesitate before max.
ing blind rush to Tuscerora. Hun
dreds of men are fockIng to the new
camp from Idaho, Montana aud Utah
as we'll as Eastern Nevada. Most Of
these men are in search of employ
ment and are usually penniless when
they arrive at the camp. 1t is sim
ply absurd to suppose that this
swarm Of adventures can all obtain
work in new silver mining district.
Already the town Of Tuscarora is
over stocked with poverty-stricken
oilers, many of whom have not even
blanket to protect them from the
sharp winds.
To those who can raise means
enough to build shanties and procure
fuel and provisions tor the winter,
the present is a propitious time to
locate at the great bonanza of the
north, for in my judgment there are
'.millions in it."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-22
The State Fair.

The editor of the Reno Gazette
visited the Fair grounds the
other day. He found at the track
twenty-three horses, and among the
number he noticed Muggins, Jewess,
Mary Tomkins, Echo, Cottontail,
Kirby Smith, Nevada, New
York, Rafael, Cousin Vic, Pedro,
Black Hawk, April Fool, Marshal
Mcmahon, and others of less note.
Horsemen may be assured of fine
track and good accommoda in
Octocber.
The Society has also made pro-
visions for grand pigeon shooting
tournament; 100 dozen pigeons will
be purchased in Salt Lake and other
places for the occasion. Six hundred
dollars has been offered in premiums,
and among those who will offer
special prizes are Messrs. Liddle &
Kaedipg, San Francisco, NJ. NJ. Fred
rick, Virginia, and E. Meyer, Reno.
The tournament will be held on Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday, at 8
NJ. daily.