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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.

AIRS. @. n. COOPER. GRADUATE OF
Nl ingham University, 10 desirous Of erEan-
Ling : sls.s In ocid hiii. 0rd:n ~
Terms, - Per month uyia
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DELINQUENT SALES

MINT GOLD AND BILvER MIN
Vl ING COMPANf.-Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State OF Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
.owlngdcscribed stock, on account OF sssess-
ment mo. III levied on the 9Th day OF April,
1917. the several amounts set opposite tbs
names OF the respective shareholders, as
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oRACEY 4 RI0RDEN.
50.

Vrus KNOWN SALOON, 20. %
/ South O street. Virginia Cry. havirs b>en
recent y Irnovst d and ref. ted, 10 now the
rrutsst and most elegant falcon on the Com.
pt, OK. The proprittors arc now prepared 10
.nppiy their friends with the bet OF WINES,
nh ,ND H. whlsKlks and CIGAR. 81
south L ,irret. Virginia CITY. opposiie the Odd
Fellows Hall.
THOMAS GRACRY,
JuHS r. htOhDEN.
api9 m Prop ietorp.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

OROWN POINT GOLD AND ST.
u YER MINING COMPANY. Location OF
principal place Of business. San francisco,
California
Location Of works. Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing-dcscribed stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. s) levied on the sist day Of March.
ISL, tho folowiog amounts set opposite the
nance Of tho several shareholders, a.
follows:
Names. No oertif. sks. Amt.
Atkinson, Lyon D Co. Trus. 1900. To-. =.
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ruyTtd
ApY WAsnINuros MININ,

Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, ran Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold iiill. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice .. hereby given. that 1t . meeting Of
the board Of Directors. held on the oh day
OF March, ISL. an assessment tho, i0I OF sev.
eniy i've Cents per snare Was levied upon
the c.pital stock Of the corporation, payable
iinmeaisiely. IN United Stat~~ R,.d coin. Ia the
Secretary. NJ the once VI the Company. Room
u HAyward's Building. No. tly Osiiforpia
street, Nan francisco. California. And By mis-.
take. part Of the stock upoh which tho assess
nsnt was unpaid Was not published a. d-'in
QUEEN. and nj . meeting Of the Board of Trus.
Ices OF said corporation. held on the 10th day
of MAJ, is17. IL wss unanimously vo ell thst all
proceedings subsequent 10 raid assessment b-
ret aside, and that the raid Assessment be ruti.
bed and rtltsI.a therefor,
Any stock upon which this asse-sinett rhall
remain nnI..id on the rs h day Of June.
isTT. will be dsiinqu' Mt. and Adveitised Tor
safe Of public asction aud unlssa rayment II
made before will b sold 90 the Third day
OF July, 1871. 10 lay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF adv itisins and expcnsee
OF sale. sioch upon which this ASSORTMENT
(So lol has been already ia d 10 no; affected
b, this mott O..
by order VI the Board Of Directors.
ID. ]. THOMAS. Secretary.
Onlce-Room 81 Haywani's building. tio
California street. nan Francisco. California.
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cENAroR SILVER MINING CON.

SENATOR SILVER MINING CON.
y PANY. - Location u PRINCIPAL place Of
business. rso fnnc.sco. Cs,lfcrnis.
location q vslk., Virginia Minios District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Nvtiee q. hereby given, that 81 q meeting Of
the Bpard u Dirctors. hid On the LIT
day Of May. 1871. an assesrment mo. i6l Of
FIFTY C.bts Ter share was levied upon
immedisieiy. ia United states goid coin, 10
ilie secr, tGry. NJ the once OF the Company.
M. Nc Acsd.in IN lIulidlng. 30 Pine STREET. Ban
Francisco, California
ANY rtuct upou which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on Thurrdiy, IN. 7th dsy u Ju o.
1857. wilt be ~delirqurn'. And sdverilssd 100
m,ds before will be sold on TUkspAY. the
sth day ~ jun. ISL. to pay the delin.
gnent as,cssmebt. tog.ther with coats OF I'd.
~srrrising and e,p~,s . uf sale.
by order Of the B1a,d q DIRECTOR.
omce-No. ~ Academy Duildns. NJ. 80 Pine
. ret, sAn Praneiseo, California. mystd
LOCK INLAND GOLD AND hIL.
IL YER MINING COMPANY. Location OF
principal place of busin.'s. Han Francisco. Cal.
ifornis.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining DIS.
trict, Nevada
Notiee 10 hereby given. that ct Q meeting Of
tho board Of Directors. held on the sih day Of
May. ls77. m Assessment 80. la 81 Piflesn
Coats per share Wa. levied p the capital
ptoct oi the corporation, psysble immedisiey.
~ Uhitd mates eoid coin. to the Secretary. a.
the once of the Company. as California street,
Ssp Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain nnpaid on the eleventh uith) day OF
June. is1'. will be delinquent, and sdvcr.
ti-ed for sale A public auction. snd unlese pay.
msnt IL made before. will DO sold on sA1OR.
DAY. the tb'rtieth COtiD day OF June. 1871. 10
lay the delinquent assersibent, together with
casts Of Advertising and exrensee OF sale.
ny order Of the Eoard OF Directors.
J.w CLARK, secretary.
Onee-So. as California street, Room 9,
san Francisco. California. myIosd
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HAsAxs NAsroul BALI preserves sDd 70.

stores the compilation, removes irseiiss. ant
dAisss. II spphnuca eanset 10 dstsctsd.s
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ENGRAVING.

WHES Yru Want T, OFT YorR
nsnic. ,mtip ~ shs thirs IN that line en-.
r'Hv~i % po ns watches. siiversars. snd ell
that art NJ thing. va 70 l. Il. buTUh, -
routh O street. vxginis, and have 10 doos IN
eood rhspe. SON
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CAUTION.

MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
company.-sa ie No. - The public 10
ing describ~d stocs Of The Yellow Jseset silver
Mining Company. O. Tire zane was sold for
As.ss.m.nt No. Is. this 9Th day Of Msy. ls71i
In vho,s name. 70. ceriif. shs. Amt;
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LSoH's KArHAnon makes beautiful. Glossy,
luxurisnt hair; prsvents its Milling ost ~ turn
ing prsy. II has stcod the test Of forty rear.
y charningiy pshunsd, snd h. 10 rtva.
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EoULD 4 CyRRr Silver MIN

" mo C0MPANi.- Location OF principal
place Of business, San frAneisro California.
Location Of worts. virginia, STOREY county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting
18TH day Of April, is7T. an assessment tho.
S0j u One Dollar ttiI per snare Was levied
ulpOn the capital stock Of the corlorz-
tiun. payable immediately. In United states
g,ld coin. 20 the Secretary. nj tue once o. il..
Company, Room No; GU S.vsda Dl'ei, No. ~
Montgomery street, Nan Fnnelsco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rmaln unpaid on the tenth 10th day of May.
1911, viii be %delinaucit. and advertised
Tor salc at public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before will be rold On
THURSDAY, the thiry.nrt (sistI day OF Nay.
Win eosis Of advrrtiSins and expenses Of sale.
n, order Of the Board of Dirrctois.
AlFRED X. DURBROW. Secretary.
Onioe-Iloom NO. 90 Nevada Block, No. se
Monigomrry -tr- I. Ran Francisco. California.
MONTE CONSOLIDATED vl0lN.
IN IA MINING COMPANY. - Location OF
p%rnsipsl place Of bu'ines'. Fan Fra ei'eo'
Iossaon Of wo h. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada
hotioe 10 l,ereby given. that At . meeting OF
the board OF DIRECTOR, held 90 the isth day II
april. 1877, an assessmsnt mo. H. OF Twvnty-
live Cents per shArc vas levied upon the
capital stock ~ the corporation. payable iinme.
d,siely, IN United States Z I'D coin. TO tbs Nee.
rotary. at te once II the Company. hooin 10.
No. li9 California street, San Francisco. Cali.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
n man unpaid on the I'D day of MAJ.
1871, will be delinquent, and shvertiSsd for
sai. a peblic s%netion, n unless Isy msHt
ths lath dsv M lime. mi. 10 nav the dflin.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Hi9ts III untsrbaItenoer, als einsn ssluo
juneer Oamen in elmer it)Onen @egeno,
Dor elmer prGbtiaen NusIidbt 3a beoba1.
ten: man liebt iofort, pelbe BON oieien
hlblhen g6ssln 6liis.I uno iuelae nur
Teoern hnben. ses
Die @robitdbterinnen pflesen su Be.
baupten, oaB iie in elmer feinen Stabt nie-
mails leben m6dten, auf benz 2anoe aber 70
pisl man min. sic iino pie Die franteu
Rinoer, bic iith bereit erfldren, litb elm Bein
abfdeioen ;u laiien, tpenn mar bon ibnen
perlanet. oaB lie einen 26ffel 4rSnei
l6luden IoIlen.
Niemano liebt bic Natur nsniser als
cine alternbe Weltoame: II, fann berIelb.n
ibre euise Jugenb unb i6re unbersdn9lihs
G60nheit nidbt ber5eihen.
Dos mabre WeriidnoniB, bas refte @e.
fihl fir Die Natur habsn eisentIih nur Die
pertuunoeten 5eelen, bic Seelen, bic nod
6rieeen uno 2armonit biiriten nno beren
5tbninbt bur1 bas srbabene Gdauipiel
osr Watnr mtbr einss!aUt aIS seiiiat wirb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

9obes niht in GrFabruns brinsen, 10 boB
man niemaIs fuiIien tpirb, ner Der leBte
Sunseeiele oes 8ereins BON @befeinoen
aetpeIen iii.
Bon ben bun6ert @eienihaftern iporen
3ip6If geitorben unb ihre @insobIungen
batten Die reIpectipen Grben erhalten, 9ie
bisponibeI gebliebene Summe beitano alio
aus ben S8 anberen Sbeilen, jeoer I'M BE.
traae BON 10000 Srcs., urO ous ben ridt
sur 8eruenouns gefommenen 3tnien, oa
ia nit Der 3abl Der Nlitslieoer aub Die
nnfoiten Ii6 iehr perrinsert batten, Sll=
ionluien Elm Capital Bpm ettpn 100000
Ssres., bas non Der geiebliGen sSriit Den
Armen BON 8aris Su Cute fpntnien wiro.
Senri! ungliidlt1er Senri mas I0u
aber aus Sir tuerDen2 ? IpoItel 6es G6lis
bate. es bleibt 9ir ni4ts iibrig, als Sid
su perbeiratben
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5eirothsaefun.

Gin 9eIebrter, Der ni6t 3eit Bat, fi6
utn oas ih6ne 9elhle9t Su betiimmern,
iu9t cine 2ebenseefdbrtin."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09
Das 019lid1e Dolksblatt

IcFst per SO (obre sonntassbIatt) 500 per Sasr.
N6O bds babe SaHr unS $3.50 Oas BisrteIisbr wtit
esnntassbIatt ttt 40 Sa5r, $3.50 baS kaIbe SoBS
Rnb $3.50 bos gisstsIiakr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09
Mannigfaltiges.
WoIiaets sWtrorbnuno.

Sas 6erumeebeE nit brsnnenben Sds
badspftifen ouf SanSb6berJ Stdtlen, abs
triften unb anberen 8elulii9unesorten tit
BET einem Sbaler Strafe perboten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

gbre Der annit. @roShdHb.|
Ter. vNli1 freut es, asrr Wlilller, ban
sic neiner Ginlaburg fpIeten n1i0 uIzs1l
Souper beebrteu. saben @ie 0itf] l1rk
8ioline nitgebraft2 e.
SonfiinitIer. Die ioupift tlie Z
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

(Sn einem giienbob n.g oupe)
SiboeutfGer: rSerr Soft iit'f
beute taIt!"
8erIiner: vSas III bod feline Rate !"
9et uns in Berlin iinO mir an "A 6rab
sep6hnt.
9iboeutf6er: sd oanF i96n,
i'd babe ihon beute 9enug an ben 9 @rao. q
8erliner: y@as, 9 @rao? Bei 9
@rao ba tbaut es BEL uns in Berlin"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Gin Serr: .Obo. 5err Softor, cine
tleine &eiIe MAIDEN sic ?"
Softor: .Sa, meine Yotienten mill
len li1 bod aud ein ruenis erbolen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

pgi Serr Seies! ia CLAUDE gar, oas
Y0ltdment lit sana BON Wfarmor r -
yWarnm ni6t sars IS itebt ia oarauf.
aus Santbarfeit 1T es I"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Sn einem 9raaer Roffee.
bauie. .Sie iDeroen es ia eeiuiB nid1t
fir Inbei6eiben balteu, menn id1 sic
fraee, nober sic iommen? mohin Sie
reiSsn mas Sic lino? Die sic beisen 3
uno mas fur Elm 8ei9dft sic baben?@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

ISL GieI Elm 3eitport?~ fraote
Elm 2ehrer einen Shiiler. .Sa", altuor-
tete oerielbe; roenn man tann laeen ib
Glel ou GIel, er gIeI."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Ser bdufig @enuB nes 9fe6enia{Ie1
fdrbte Die IaIe zines 9berF6ritefs bHisfeI<
ROTH. Ginif nabm litb eill porlauttr iull<
ger Wenfh heraus. ihn, 5i bemerftli, bob,
oa bas Rupfer in ssranEfiirt geseniudxii9 e
iebr bod itebe, er bas ieiHe nit giltenf 12llr
Ben anbrineen f0nnfe. sd mar i{a01f
oaranf be0aft, ertDioerte Der Gbtri iorIfef>
uno Itbrieb odbir, aaei1 man antIDcrtste
mir: nSas miilIe Elm 9roBer gieI Isii1, ngr
meine 9laIe fiir Rupfer haIte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Auf eli EN- Bah in 8ien for6erte si,i
unqar elm Widohen sum 9an5e anf.
Oleie, lbres ueiBen Gieioes pegen beiaret,
mahte ben stfpas unloubern Dl0gp0ren
aufmertIam, oaB er feline Sanoihuhe an
babe. .9as thut ftiJ~. antgDortete er.
maid itb mid nanber.~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

lIngar. .6ein Sic 70 sut, mein
Serr uilo niolen ,Sie mir nieinen Wotey.a
- Wit BerBniioen, brtngen Sic mir i'm
lfiir Der. yGann i'd nidbt, neil IL iii
ihon senorbtn." .Sa 10 oas iii frtis
li1 =. bod, tpartsR Sic, sielsjbs baten
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-09

Gin frans6fii4er Ofisier sonffe
lt1 nit elnem Shpei5er. utt0 mari ibm
Dor, 6aB ieiHe Sonosleute fir Gelb auf ie@
Der Seite tampften, mabreno Die Ssransos
len, iagte er, ynur fur Die Gbre fdlRpften. =
rsSa, mein Serr", erfpi0erte Der Gnmeiser.
yieoer fdmpft fur oas, mas er am n1eiisen
brau@t."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10

Hook and Ladder Company No. l
was little late yesterday morning
getting out when the fire alarm was
sounded, the cause being their
horses were in another part Of the city
at work. This IL doubtless economy
on the part of'tbe city authorities, and
saves the hire Of team, but 1t might
result In serious loss. A day or two
ago our reporter saw team belonging
to the fire department hauling load
Of lumber in the outskirts OF the city.
liza fire had occurred at that moment,
the engine or truck that these animals
belonged to would have been late ar.
irving at the scene.
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The machinery to be on hand at the
fair will he immense. H
ID. M. Osborne u Co., j. ID. Easter n
Co., and Sample d Birge will send a
car load.
Davenport plow company will send
their premium goods from the st.
Louis fair.
Jno. Deere & Co. will be on hand.
Vandiver u Co., end many others will
be here. Many of them have their
goods on the way.
The Avery pillow company will show
full car load OF their well-nigh peer
less goods.
The South Bend p.ow men will not
he behind the others.
Indeed, the machinery exhibition
will be by all odds the best ever made
IN Texas.
Mr.. o. 2. Bowser has just returned
from st. Louis and says the attendance
from the exposition will be large at
our Dallas fair, IN all branches, eape.
ciaily machinery, stock and the fine
arts.
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Manufactures I'm aeorx,a.

Charleston Journal of Commerce;
The Eagle Phoenix mills at Columbus,
Georgia, have paid four dividends aggre-
eating eight per cent this year The
capital stock Of these mills is 81 ,250,000,
and the third mill, Just being completed
at cost Of sj00,O00,is included in prop
erty without increase of stock. These
mills have the advantage of water
power sufficient TO run twenty mills
and, particularly the last built one, have
the best machinery obtainable in
Europe or America. They manufac-
ture all kinds ofplaids, jeans, tiekings,
blankets, ropes, etc., but no prints
There are no print mills in the south.
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MARSHALL FAIR.

Attendance LaFRer Than last Year
Glass Hall shooting - la Bogardus--
DAiIns go the fromt, Ella ROwett
winning che NILE Dash in lI0yS.
Special 10 tho Horald.l
MARSHALL, October 0.--The Har-
rison county fair opened this morning.
The weather was superb aud the At.
tendance, In point OF numbers, much
larger than that OF Inst year. The
grounds, Including the track, were IN
first'olass condition. A number OF en-.
tries of most credible fruits and veget.
ables, both In their natural atage and
preserved, agricultural implements,
homemade wines and cordials, and
other domestic products, occupied the
time and attention ofthe committees.
Glass ball shooting from three traps,
Bogardus rules, excited great interest.
There We're tweuty>ope entries, aud
the prize, u cup valued at twenty-five
dollars, was won by A. ii Stuart, of
Marshall.
Dallas came to the front IN the races
In the afternoon, Major J, Il. Bark
ley's mare, Ella Rowett, winning the
mile dash in Lola,
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NJ, GANIBETTA,

English ANA neiRium Publications
nre not Correct Things ia Paris
The Goyorpmont Confident OF kleot,
Ing - Majority -GaInbeilH's Address
Tonight,
PARIS, October 9.-The government
on Monday detained all packages OF
English and Belgium newspapers,
which arrived at Paris railway attn,
tlons.
Tho ministerial papera announce
that Of the three hundred and sixty.
three republican seats, the winning by
the government OF one hundred aud
seventeen ia very probable, Indeed,
almost certain. The prospects are ia.
vorable that the government will have
a majority ofat least twenty. The left,
however, reckon confidentIally four
hundred seats.
Nj. Gambetta will address u great
meeting this evening, Six thousand
cards of admission have been issued.
Every precaution has been taken by
the organizers OF the meeting to pre-.
vent disturbances. The military All.
thorties have taken special measures.
They have stationed attachments of
troops in the place Chateaux Dieu, in
which the large meeting is to be held,
and posted guards in the neighbor-
hood.
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rat and serpent story.

A rat was destined the other day as
breakfast for serpent in the lafllm
dies Plantes. at Paris, and vas With this
purpose introduced into the cage Of the
reptile. II was unquestionably the
rats duty, on being brought up face to
face with the serpent, 70 have become
iacinated, and TO have obeyed The in>
stinct which is supposed to deliver such
small dear" an unresisling prey 10 the
destroyer Far from fulfilling the duty
additionally incumbent upon him, this
daring innovator flew at the throat OF
the snake, and bit It 30 Severely as 10
produce instant death, and los 20 the
eardens Of about two thousand francs,
worth Of serpents. This unexpected
result has however, had the eileet Of
determining the managers Of the jar
kin de- plantes 10 feed their reptiles on
dead animals, the faoinsfion theory
having proved On utter faiiurs.
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County Conru.


f. ]. Cowan, Esq. left last night ON
a business trip to Illinois.
Hugh L. Hazard, Clark spool
thread man, is at the Lamar.
Jere Coons, esq, of the Lake Shore
railroad, is.in the city, stopping at the
Lamar.
]. II. Hird, Of Ohio, prominent In
surance man, is stopping at the Lamar
hotel.
f. A. Russell and bride, of Lansing,
Michigan, are at the LeGrand. a'4
AID. Hickey, Plttsburg, Pennrylva-
mia, Il. G. Faxon, New York, w. III.
Abrams, Marshall, Texas, j. Il. Wolff,
Comanche, and A. J. Bussey, New Or
leans, were among the arrivals at the
Windsor by the trains last night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10

No Details Private Dispatches Indi,
Gale thai ohio hNs Gene Dem0crAtic-
General Ewing Claims the state
ricket and LegIsIatuFe-rhe work
mgmen's Party FOIL u Heavy Vote.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The re-
turns from Ohio Tonight will be com.
pared with the vote for Barnes and
Bell a year ago,
TOLEDO, o., October 9,-rhere has
been a light vote, propably twenty
per cent less than last year.
COLUMBUS, o., October 0.-1'he day
has been pleasant throughout the
state, which usually is construed IA.
vorably to republicans, but the fair
weather is offset by the apathy and
withdrawal Of republican votes to the
workingmen's and greenback ticket
The returns are coming In slowly, and
indicate a democratic gain.
In the compilation OF the vote no
account IL taken OF the greenback or
workingmen's vote although the lat.
ter is said to have polled hoavy veto.
In Hamilton county, comparisons
rs to democratic or republican gains
will be on the votes for secretary OF
state in October 1876.
COLUMBUS, o., October 0--The re.
turns from seventy voting preciHcts,
scattering throughout the state, not In
Guiding many from cities, show
Democratic gain Of 1900.
WASHINGTON, October 0.-Private
dispatches indicate that Ohio has gone
democratic by ten to fifteen thousand.
General Ewing telegraphs that one
tenth OF the state gives democratic
gains of over three thousand No
doubt carried the state ticket and leg
islature, independent OF Hamilton
county, which ia supposed to be ours.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Men of Hpirit.

Messrs A. Keller, late OF Bourbon
county, Kentucky, aud P. F. stephens
son, Of this city, have associated Them
selves together in the wholesale liquor
business, at No. Gil Main street, under
the firm name and style Of Keller q
Stephenson, where they will Keep
constantly on hand the best brands Of
WHISTLES, brandies, wines, cigars, etc.
These gentlemen have perfected ar
Engagements with the leading distil
leries by which they are enabled TO
offer to the trade superior goods at low
figures. Mr.. Keller being an old dis
tIlier, and Mr. Stephenson's long erpe.
rience in the trade, renders this one OF
The best firms In northeastern Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
A Summer q 90.

The above noted piano and organ
company consisting Of A. Sumner,
John Alcott and ID. Thorpe, one Of the
largest and best firms in the business,
have opened an Office at 1O7 Commerce
street, Dallas, and will hereafter do
their Texas business from this point.
Their sales last year footed up tour
hundred Instruments. They win be
found always ready to do the business
entrusted to them promptly and as
represented. The firm Is one Of char.
scter aud standing and we are glad to
welcome them to Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
On the streets Again.

We were glad to see on the streets
yesterday, Mr.. j. West Young, who is
slowly recovering from the painful
accident that he met with some time
ago, by which his right hand was so
badly lacerated by being caught In a
cotton gin.saw. Thanks to the skill
OF DR.. Chas. F. Locke, 1t IL not almost
certain that Mr.. Young will not lose
the use Of any Of the fingers on the
wounded hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Lexington OOurse--EkeDtucky wilkes,
PrOtine ana Magenta,

LEXINGTON, Ky, October o.--Fall
meeting of the Trotting Association.
First race, for three year olds, won by
Kentucky Wilkes, Red Jim second;
best time, 2:30l. Second race, three
minute class, won by Protine, Pompey
second; best time, 300. Third race,
2:27 class, won by Magenta, Glendale
sebond; time 2:25i, 2:24! and 2:253.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Indications.

For the gulf states Warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, stationary or
higher pressure In the eastern district,
light variable winds, mostly from the
north; in the western district south.
easterly winds. Cautionary signals
continue at Woods Hole, Boston,
Thacher's, Portland and PASSPORT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Geneva Movements Other shan Those
OF Watches.

LONDON, October "a special to
the Daily News from Geneva says :
"a severe earthquake was experienced
here Monday morning. Some build
ings we're cracked, but the damage was
slipht.u