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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
WaBre9eln 9ceen Ole 2anoftrei6cr=
SlaGe ttt TetpIYorf.

Song bfeepiie, 81. y, II. Sftbr. -
@eitern wur0eu hier nah OtaBgabe oe8 neuen
Seiete8, na4 wel9em e8 ell ltrafniiroi9e8
Serbreaeu lit, in ben Setreb Der @iieubabnen
einsugreiftn, brei Qanof freider arretrt, bic Iidl
alS blinbe Yaia9iere auf eineu 8abn5ug be-
geben uno eineu Srtmier miBbanOelt b0tten,
Ser cine muroe auf 80 Gage in OaS S3uAtbaus
gsidift; be beiOen auoern peroeH beute per=
urtheilt Derbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
6dlaertfrfH.

8ofton, II. Sftbr.-0em M0rOer albert
Son, wel9er anl 10. SftOber gebangt perocn
ioute, lit ein Nufi6u6 Der 9inrif)tHn9 bis
gum l3. 0e5enber 9endbrt mOrOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
Ser @el0ntorft.
Wnrtnn nerhaftef .
Gtm SanfprdftSent 3tt fiimf SSabren
Qtt61fh0ttS t1rr1tffhciIt

QeaOeumortb, SauiG8, II. Ottbr. -
s. 9. Erasfer, YrdiiOent Der o@riteu gtotO=
nalbanf BON g3tdita," mproe beute wegen
llnteri1leii8 5u fitnf Sabren 3udtbau5 per
urlbeilt. Der YrOSeB oe8 Saiiirer8 1T nod
I'M SaunC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
Sopop,, 1f,,fprSdfrifs nerhnftet.

Nem-Y OFF, II, Sttbr.- gS0lter u. 9aE
milton, Elm Agent Der 8rauerfirma SbOOt &
Gperaro, nuroe beute perbaittt unb Oem Sc
fauqniiie iiberrpieien. gr lit angcflagt cine
Sunlme i'm Setrage bon etwa $1,000 Hnter=
id1laQeu I'll haben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
0assGanoelaber. @oslSanSs5assr; aas1sanStaoer.

g8ir baIten ene peridiebenartise uno umfansrei6e
Sammlun9 Don @aeeiur,dtunas slrtifelm,
Ytante in Ssrpitall u. @ersoIonuB, altertbamz
iidlem @rnn (Yerde Antico), sSmpertatz II. frans
sodld,er Sronie umIdbt, alleBeit auf Eager.
s8ir bl6en in oen Bre en- oler g8aaren cine Serab=
ietuns etntreten Iaiien. t. y. Seuioiun 6 So,
g2r. 5, ,9tpro=Sibertnitraf,
Seionbere Iufmertamfet iuiro Der SIeirobrenz
IIu6 EyoSPnrffbtIIun nPminmet (S0ft3 oJtp las q
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jebof mad furSer Debate bis morgsn. lin
llbr ytadmittags pertugte itb bas Sau8 bis
ndditen Samita9 nit Dem GinperItdnoniile,
ouB an ienem Gage feline @el9afFt uerri9tet
t1prhert in1fsr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
Nna nelhe Sricber.

Sac nOtlle, 6la., II. Sftober. -
2(uS 6ernaneina lanfen giiniti9ere 9tatrif
ten eiu. Seit lebtem Serid)te ituo weOer
neue Stcrbefdac, nod Grtranfnngen oOr9e'
fnmnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
-Siffftfn Nttn !"

Sttawa, q, Ont, II. 0ftbr.- Die Gestez
run9 bat Naf]ri4ten BON Sort g8alih bonn
s. ,. NltS. er9alten, in uelhcn gt9tS iiber
tr9enomelfe llnanneAmli6feiteu nit =, Sitting
Bull" erlpdbut miro. Die amerifanii6en
@ommiiidre fino i'll SOl9e oerSdmpfe nit ben
ieinbIiAen 9te5 YerceS in Sort Benton 3uriid-
gebalteu worbcn, uno Die caltaoif)e Yeb1roe
bat oaber Die fir ieue @ommilion beitimnte
@sforte Der beritteneu 9oli;ct 10 lauqe ;uriifz
beoroert, bis Sen. Serrg iie requiriren mtrS.
Sitting 8uu" itano in SegrifIe, iid) all oen
6uB Der GppreB- 6iigel, stlu0 80 Wteileu BON
Sort g9Qli6 eutfernt, ;llriid,usieheu.
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9ermiI6tc 9cpeI6en aus Ste,ps
9NTntf


81 tu-D orf, II. OttOber.-9er lett Sauz
gem id)pebcnoe YrO3eB Smiiden bem 9rn.
Same8 Sar9ent aus 3of)eiter, 81. g., uno
Der uDule God Gomp. in Se8ug Quf oa8
Yatentred)t etue5 @ombinatiousidlolieS fir
8cloIpinoen it jebt ourd ctnen Sergletd sum
Nbihluiic gtbrad)t mOroeu. llngeiQbr 1000
8anf,n, lpeld)e oa5 fraglid]e ShloB benusen,
meroen burd ben 8rgleib Der Gefabr elmer
gertd)tllden SerIolguu9 megcn SerleBun9 ocS
Batentred)ts eutbOben.
- Sob er0iiuGte 81 1929.
- geitern iino bier angetomuen: BON Sul
iibcr Boitou Der QampIer Yeooo," Don @las=
gow Der 0ampicr State Of gteoaOa," bon
mitteQdnOnden Sodfeu Der Oampier 80
lombo."
- Der Serid)t iibW bic gcltern gtadlt er=
folgte 2lutunft beS 9ampfer8 y2lragOn" Don
Briitol mar uerfriibt.
- Der llnteri9agmciiter Sablte beute fir
Sntereiien $1,000 uno iiir eIuge5o9eue Sb~
ligattonen $54 900 ans.
- Die i3oll @lnnabmen betrugen beute
1871 900.
Ser 0elomarft-
Stem 0orf, II. Sftbr. - @el0 leift III
6. gSe6jel rubtg Su 4.81. Sob id)loB
rubiq III 1929. Sunocs Sbliqationen
ifJloicn itettger 1881er Coupons 11Og,
ueue 1865er 1853, 18G7cr 1919, 1868er 1921,
neue 6iiufer 1913, 1O.4OT Coupons 1O8.
9lttien i6loHcn ilau uno uicOrtger; gtep=
OOrter @euhal 107, Grie l3, Yate SbOre 68&,
Sainoiier @entral IT, BittSb. 814, Chicago
gtortbweitcrn 38g, Yrtoritdten G4g, 8od S.
lan0 1902.
lluteridobamt5 SilanS: @olO $1O2, ,l39,=
| 1,9G; Gourant $43, ,278, ,55O.5O.
Wtorton per1aftct.
YSila0 clip b ia, II. Oft. - @egeu ben
Srn. Sobn =. IiortOH, @raiOenteu Der
yWtarfetItraBen 8abn= Comp" D,tTot beute
eiu loaftbefehl wegeu WteiueiO8 anSgeitellt.
Der &ldger lit l9r. SEQ. g8. Siders, Yriuatz
(
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spe,ial.Motiaelt.
Gtuc Garte.

YIN AGe, peld1e on ben Sol9en BON Su9enbiiinosn
neruoIer Sdrdde. @ntfrdftuns, 8erllit Der 0luns
nesfratt &C. Ieoen enoe id nj Ell elm 6eBept,
oas fe furirt. Sieies srose Seitmittet murbe Don
enem Ndliiondr in Shbs2lmerita entoedt. SGidt elm
abreiirtes @oupert an 9seu. Soepb &. Snman, Sta=
tion D, 8iblezSouie, g.=g. 9itp.
(Stt.S.tS, tam. ,j.a.G.O
Die menen tarfiid,en mno rui1iden eleftro.
dbemiid,en, WerfmriaI=, SdtpeieI= unb Eampf=
baoer in 1r. 147, Saratoga, nobe @utawitraBe,
fnb iest Iir Serren unb Damen In poler 2bdtstet.
(Seph0, 12Wtet)
8,
rnteoinste Seiluns BON ainber @bolera, 8nbr
Gommerleioen IL. /. iu. burtb ben @e6raud BON o.
nebraters inbionii tbem 9umm il Gprup
(Indian Gum Syrup nirb in aIen 6dlen sarantir,
ODER bas 9eIb suriitertattet.
(Sulti9 3Utte ia. 2. .1gB'eg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
Mehe nadl Nem @eiten!
f!Ei[Ell7I:z!;S:z S:zs;l1:z!sz33 :3SEz;3

Wr. un6 3, Woro SbarIes SfraBe.
SageSlefttonen iebt i'm @5an9e. S9aer tonuen gu
ieber 3eit eintreten.
Die I6enoIettionen
fir iedS Dfonate beginnen
Diputdg. Den 1. Sffpber.
Sie Initalt nmIaRt einen b0d1ft sriinbIi6en uno
poafdno9en StublenfitrluS; beriei6e becb in Bud
fubrung in ihren oerbiebenen Sranhen, ipie iie in
bep beften Geidaftshduiern sau9bor lit Sdbonidret=
bett in freen, raIdem unb ele9antehl Stple; faufz
mdnni5d)cm Wed,neu ber 6eien 9e6rdutlidlen SIZE
tboben; @eid,aits= =ilntcrpeiiuu9 ourd) Serlnittez
lung uon geidditsbGuiern S,anoels: uno Sanf=
nerfehr, Der ourt unier alusauidipfem, einitIieBz
lib t6adbliber GeibdftS N6i6IHiie nit Sbiaoel=
bes 9aloes, prattiib betrieben miro. q ei t tsz
.@orreiponoe ems iuiro ourd tbatd6lihe arbeiz
te Srefe, Die nit Der Po 6eforter Deroen gelebrt.
2Segen Be6insungen, 4atalogeS u..f. menbe man lit
peronIid ooer itriitLit On obiae gloreie. l223T-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
sl,tfihlaa Der irnd,trntet,.

G9tcago, II. Sftbr.--Sle Naten fiir oie
8ef0roerung uou@etratOe unO iOnitigeu6rad)t=
9iitern Der 4. Slaiie nadl benz Often iino uou
beute an nm ) Gents pro @entuer er6Gbt nor
ben. Die 6raduate na6 gtep- 9ort belauft
iidl bierna6 auf 40, nadj Bottom 45, Ybtla-
Oelphia 38 uno Baltimore 81 @eutS pro
Seutuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18
WeIdaitss@esweiler.
9l6er6attgeratbe ltno Samereiet+
Nprris, Sbomas s. sobn, glr. AZ, etaGtitr.

9lt 0ic Samen!
s.. Seat, 6 Sobnc, SIR. 1874, SiozYrooblDo1.
&. Seannerst, (6aar u.i.ip.) gtr. 62, 9eringtonr.
Dollar Store, gtr. 22O, y. z5altimoretrabe.
Soais Seiber, Sr. f67, siiOsSIoa6ipap.
Sanfe,t mmo Samamtcrs.
rSemtSd,e Sanf," Gde SoGlbapz unb galtimoreItr.
nVereimtste 9emtid,c 9anf," Gte galtmoreitr. II.
BoitzSifice=Quenue.
nSeutid)e Gentral Sanf," "@orreiponoent"@Ge=
bduoe.
r9entid,e sparbanf," gte gaItmOres u. ptnetr.
&um,ner & Seder. SIR. ri, Southitr.
Waine, g., n@orreiponoent">9ebdu
Srnwbanoer.
@iIb. $. Tetnbarot, gir. 10, gioro @apftraB
8mtter, Gter ,sno Sd,peiser=&die.
camping 6 Vopc, gr. 80, Snbz@barlesftr.
sSresfo=Sefprateure II. S5atsmalcr.
Gmmart s Guartlep, SIR. %, gartitraBe.
Cobb INTO Silberipaare,t.
Mnauit Stemn,t, SGT. 284, gtorb =8apitr.
0as=G;nrid)fitngen.
g. .. 9aotoinm * Comp, gtr. 5, gt.=sibertpftr
Sserrcn=&letSer=gSaaren.
N. z. CLOTHING HOUSE, Sir. 1874, gReits8alz
sabm, Se.o., Mr. los, gBeitz SaItmoreftr.
StrDhlneBer, Geo, SIR. 50, g9eit=Sapetter.
5raneis sd,lsnnes, S.>as.@@te baltimore unb
Sbarptr.
SseeIer, yr. i, ytorbz@aIuertftr.
Sopfel 1tno Wfals+
Bose & Ridetts, SIR. 10, gHoz9apitraBe.
&oncr 1tto Ssamotaid,em.
coleman, s., Sapettez, spiiden Gjaps llnb Greoe=
oeridttabe.
XeoerzSsanoiisns.
8. &lees & Sobne, Jir. Is, Saratogaitt.
tarntor=glrbeiten.
Sasb siiton, SIT. 40, gsenzSaltmoretraBe.
Weotsi,tiid)es.
Wpgeter, ". & 60, SIR. 4-3, 1bertpIir.
Vrele, 3. s. & Gomp., Iu9. Sartb, Nr. 1874,
SomerD, N.z9,
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0ute Glrt0m9sltH&t
Ill
uieSrigen Preiien! uieOrtsen Prciien!
in
@analtafer'S
3Wei88eT6dft, 3wet89eid)dit,
llr. 166, mef-p -paItimOrefr,

3pet88efMdtL Smet99e1W1ftS
DIT. D66, l1rf-gaItimurefr.
G(eaante anSase uno lleberr6de
fur &>srrsm nno &naben
SSanamaters 3petg. SeId,aft,
slr. 166, gSeitsSaIttmoreitr,
SScimc 5nd1s,
&altuirs
1tno anoerc 2lnsiiee
tuerben Out Seieuun9 in
Wanamaker's iOanamaker's
3pei8 0eFd)dft,
Nr. 166, @eif : 9altimurefr.,
an9efertigt.
Ssite Gualitdt uno 3uoerldiiige arbeit
Ymr ett Sreis, Nmr etn @reiS,
uno 3iuar
Der ienrig ftc!!
SeSss &letounssftii6 ,utro earautirt!
SeoeS stIeioungSfttd luiro aardnttgt!
BE- 3uuortommenoe auimertiogntet oart Seoer
tetS perli6ert letn in
g8anamafer's
2Sauamafer'S
SWetsiIeiOereeidatts, SWeiatIeiSeree!d,aite,
3WetsfIeloer9ei1atte, ,Sms'etIeioerseidlatte'
gtr, 166,
GGeit Baltimore StraBe.
SttUbes
(24G,52, "a, I0,6, ,S2, 8. "a, ,3O0.6l
Oriental gaG-StatR
gum Serpanoelu grauen, rOtben o6er fu@fa
gen 9auptz oNer Sartbaare8 IN ma
tiiriiCb GuSiebenoeS brauues
ooer ihmarIeS.
9eIar grtifet eriant, Uie es iid tei einem BerIu&
berausiielen tplrb, ieoen erfor0erIihen 3ne6 uno
Tam nit penger 4ubel, ais tr9eno zines Der semobna
Ibeu Saardrbe= D(tel anselpenoet iusr6en Sieienia
gen. lpeldbe i'm ongeuenoet baben, ertdreR, oas eE
ieines 9leibeH nttt5at. gu bGbeu 6ei
Setb @. Ddnce,
(EahYoi 19) Rr. t09 Rsit -pnltiuars Hrnse
AS0f1el ASaNeI
sur 8eiIe in's Auslano beIor9 nnerbaI6 "a Stunbeu
n. 0tatne,
GGt hsr SaIttmoIehrass uno 9oRsO Office apeHRes
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Grmutbigt Den llnternebmungsseift!

5as @arDIdnoer @prebbud, DIRECTORY,
cine neue unb niibltbe beibretbenbe 3ulammenftelz
lung BET Slfsmttel uuo SanoelsportbeiIe bes Staa,
BADEN miiiien. SebeS @ounp ie6es 95oitamt itno
pom Satleuten beitrieben, un6 tbre Sage Qenau anz
gese6en; be59leben Der lreis uno bic Seidaffenbeit
afer ersieIten Brooutte; Namen BON aaufeuten,
eanbtuirtben, Grangers, Sir6en. 9aioren, IerSten
unb @opotaten nebit anoerer neuer unb fpertbpoler
Gustunit. ). sranf Setpis & Somp.,
tSft,17-)JSr. 3 Gin >(S3an- SfrdRe Baltimore
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Ser As. GonsreB, Grtraftbuns.

Die be5trtttemem sise I'm senate uno Reprdz
iemtantenbanie.- = Srnennnn8 pon Vlltz
aIteoern Der ftchenoen Gomtte'n oee Sez
i,ats = 8ioerruf oes Sauferotteeie5es
beamtraet. nes Sauies bic
ton Enu1ffnn
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Selegrapbiide 9epel@ett.
.]nlanS S-Depe(den.

7 ' =
[Sert6te ber "aociirteu sSreie' firr oeu nDeut9eu
@orreIpoRoeRten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-18

s.. Seat, 6 Sobne, gir. 1874, GiiozSroaooon.
&. Seaitnerst, (Saar i.p.), gtr 62, 9ern9tonft,
Dollar Store, gtr. ego, gS.=5altimoreitrabe.
Sobn u. Gomber, yfr. 78, 2erin9toniir.
Xpuia Sielter. SIR. f67, Gin -Yroabpau.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03

A steamer, Plying ON. the Latter.

A Steamer Plying on. the Latter.
Some two months ago a little steani-
boat. built in the east, was taken
through here on the cars to Wads-
worth. At that. place it was fitted for
sea and launched on Mud Lake. where
it is used for fishing purposes. The
steamer makes ten miles an honr aud
brings fish from the lower end of the
lake, where they are quite plenty, to
the upper end, from which place they
are sent to market. A resident o
Wsdsworth. Informs the Reno Gazette
that Mud, or Winnemucca Lake is
about six miles wide aud thirty five
long. and is higher now than it has
been for years, although some two feet
lower this fall than in the latter part of
spring This lake ia about 80 feet
lower than Pyramid Lake, aud at it's
lower, or west end is only about six
miles distant. The waters of the
Truckee river empty into Pyramid. and
afterward to a greater or less extent
flows through slough into Mud Lake,
hence. the gradual increase of the
latter body of water. Mud Lake has
silver trout, Pyramid darker colored
trout. The waters OF both contain
more or less alkaii and other salts
Pyramid Lake is nearly eight times the
size OF Mud Lake aud is much deeper,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03

The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday. pursuant to adjourn
ment, all the members being present.
The District Attorney having pre-
scented and filed the delinquent tax roll
for 1876, amounting to $3.50, il was
ordered by the Board, in consideration
of the fact, that the value OF the pro-
perty on which taxes were delinquent.
would not warrant the collection of the
same by legal process, that the tax DO
remitttd
The Board then proceeded to consider
claims against the county, pending
which it adjourned until to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03

Visitors at the Fair shonld not fail to
call at Tandy's photograph gallery and
have their pictures taken. AS an
artist. H. G. Tandy is unexcelled on the
coast and all who want first class like
nesses of themselves to send 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 OF
pictures. aa oct. l lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03
The Illinois Mime rrouble.

A.. Smith. who formerly kept y watch
making and jewelers. store here arrived
from Silver City yesterday having sold
out his business there. He Informs us
that Kennedy. one of the principals in
the Illinois mine shooting affair. died
the night after the affray, and Thomas
WAS still living when he left, Sunday
evening" Though othsrs besides
Thomas and Kennedy We're implicated
in the affray, no arrests were made.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03

HAVE you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is
there any reason why you should go
on from day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache.
Habitual Costivness. Palpitation of the
Heart, Hart Burn. Waterbrash.
Gina wing and Burning Pains at the Pit
of the Stomach, yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreable taste in the
mouth. Coming up of food after eating.
Low spirits. &c. No! 1t is POSITIVELY
your own fault If you do. Go to your
Druggist and get bottle OF Green s
August Flower for rs cents your cure
is certain. but if you doubt this. get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try is
two doses will relieve you.
Agents Crane Il Brigham, Wholesale
druggists. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03
Death at G ELENA.

Mrs. Liyooia Clifford. died at Galena.
last Sunday. Mr.. Trousdale, of this
place. went to conduct the funeral ser
vices. which were held yesterday. De-
ceased. resided in Galena for several
years. aud was highly esteemed by all
who knew her.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03
Road 90 Tusear0ra.

A number of Paradise farmers are
building road to Tuscarora. When
the road Is completed. S. j. Chambers
stage aud fast freight line will probably
ruu by Tuscarora TO Cornucopia. The
route is represented as being a good
one for summer or winter travel.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03
A BRAVE B@UrE.
The Record of a New FOund La nd
Dog.

The Record of New Foandtand
Dog.
An exchange gives the following as
the record of a brave dog that lately
perished: I'm 1862 man with de-
lirinm tremens jumped overheard from
the schooner Hero. on a voyage to Lab
rador. The dog bounded over the
tatfrail. and fer half an hour held to the
man with his teeth fastened in the coll
lar of his wooden shirt The delay was
occasioued by the capsizing OF the first
boat that was lowered. In 1864 the dog
saved baby that had f,llen through n
sewer hole in wharf at Catalina, n,
f. He jumped through the hole and
was too large to, Swim between the
posts of the wharf. but he held the
baby's head out of the water and swan
briskly in every direction in search of
an opening. In 1869 he saved the life
of Swedish sailor, who, while drunk,
walked into the land wash at Bonavista,
N. +. Between 1870 and 1873 Billy
saved three children and one grown
boy. Thenenforth his strength failed,
and all his fangs felLout one by one,
until last winter be had not one left.
He was large, genuine Newfoundland.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03

THE Family Provided with Glenn's
Sulphur Soap need have no fear. if it
is used freely. OF Salt Rneum, Scald
Head. Ring Worm. Itch or any other
of those annoying and dishguring erup-
tions, which children are SO apt to con-
tarct at school.
Perfect blacks aud splendid browns
are created by Hills Hair Dye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-03
LOCAL INTELLlcENcE.
TIRE FAIR.
Interesting Raees--s4ively Pool Sell
tDg-stO Arriving-Pleas-
amt Weather.


amt Weather.
The weather yesterday, the second
day of the fair. was all that could be
desired for racing. The air was calm
and cool and the track in excellent con-.
dition. A lively interest was taken in
the races. Pools sold like hot cakes
ut an old time town meeting. though
the number of people at the course was
much less than in former years. For
THE FIRST RACE.
For the Soeiety's purse of $3.50. free
for all horses raised or owned in Hum
boldt county. best two in three to
harness.
Myrlck Carrel, named Mig,
j. T. Harvey. named Black Bess.
l. L Richard. named Lawyer.
Mig was the favorite. Race won by
Mig in two straight heats. Time 1903
and 3:i9.
THE SECOND RACE
For the Saeiety's purse of 500; free for
all horses in the State or in California,
east of the Sierra, mile heats, best two
in three, attracted all the sporting
men to the track. Tue entries were:
Clay Merritt's sorrel stallion. Doc
Weldon.
A. Evans grey stallion. Cousin Vic.
Ii. w. Sears bay stallion. Red Dollar
T. b. STUART b m :. Emma Skaggs.
Betting was lively on this race; the
mare was the fayorite in the pools;
second choice. Cousin Vic, with Dollar
and Weldon in the field. There SEEM
ed to be considerable jockeying at the
start, bat ut the SIKH score the horses
were tapped off. The mare and We'll
don taking the lead, the horse next the
pole aud the mare on the outside, main
tanning their positions around the track
with Vic and Red Dollar at their heels
~ tup hOAO btiNi1h, "uCh NV A"s~
took the lead. aud won the heat. Time,
1:50; Weldon. second.
THE SECOND HEAT.
The horses came up. all apparently
in good condition. for the second heat.
and at the third score were tapped off
They ran shoulder to shoulder to the
the half mile post. where the mare and
Red Dollar took the lead and kept it to
the home stretch, when VIC took the
second position and came in abont two
lengths behing the mare, which won
the race and money. Time. l;50.
To DAYS RACES.
The trotting race announced for to
day did not fill. and entries were being
made for running race.
STOCK AT THE GROUNDS.
Comparatively few stock entries were
made at the Grounds. last evening.
With the exception of John Guthrie,
who has made eighteen entries of Dur
ham cattle, Merino sheep, Berkshire
hogs. horses. etc.. farmers are very
slow in getting around with their ami
mais
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Men Wanted

TWO or teamsters and two wood packers
4 wanted nnm5 diately. Wages $50 com
per month. None but competent and ex-
perienced men need apply.
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling Camp Nc
Dermit. or 81 the unders gned at the wood
ranch, on snyon Greek.
r.. p. BROUGHAM.
Canyon Creek, September "a. 1871 If.
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DIR. NJ. w. Parsons. the well known
dentist, has'arrived in town and ia now
prepared to attend to business in his
line. Orders lett ut the Lafayette
Hotel will receive prompt attention.
septic tt. dN
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Take Notice.

Any person or persons, loanibg or
selling the Badges or Passes. given out
by the Society. will be subjected to a
forfeiture of all the privileges granted
by the Society. Iw.
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A note from Susanvllie informs us
that Rev. N. f. Berry has been APP
pointed to this Circuit and Rev. Mr.,
Hlnkle to Elko, by the NJ. E. Confer
ence.
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BY the day. week or month. at
reasonable rates, by Mrs. g. A..
Inquire at the premises. opposite the
depot. tAtH @8N1 oct. 2. I'm.
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A San Francisco clergy man says that
only one tenth of the men in ubat city
never 60 ia church.
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~ Range 81 tenn berature at this station
yesterday: Highest, s. deg; lowest, Al deg.
Range, II; average, 1876 deg.
JsO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service. U. y. A.
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The Pavilion

The Pavilion in the Court House will
be open to the public this evening.
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STOLEN.

ENROM Charles Kemler's Stable in Para
n disc Vale, on TIE night of September
18th, a large iron gray horse branded on
left hip; also, sadiie and bride.
A liberal reward will be paid for tn
horse HENkY lilies,
Paradise. September %, 1877. If
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MIL FOR SALE.

A NEW Teu-stamp Quartz Mill, with
IN Pans and Fixtures complete, within
Is miles of Minnemucca on u good road,
for sale. aasE tHe
For terms apply to FRANK NARAMORE,
Winnemucca, Nevada. Sep. 81, 1871 If
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Of y many years old to f7O or siCo for
an Abyssinian Girl Of from IL tn II or
ls, and from $50 tofSOO or even el0OO.
for q high-class C.rcassian. Adult wo-
men slaves whn have already been In
service are cheaper. unless their skill
in cooking. neediewOrk. OF some other
useful art, balances the vice OF temper
or other defect, but for which they are
rarely resOld. The price of males above
the AGE Of childhood varies from 80 or
$50 to $40 or eiOO. Abyssinian youths
and men ranging considerably above
The neutral class Of eunuchs
have still higher value. but these are
now found in only the very wealthiest
Mosiem families, the rigorous prohib.-
ton which the law enforces against
their production within Egyptian terri
tory having greatly reduced the supply.
and correspondingly heightened their
price II may be added that
the whole of the slaves imported into
readily adopt the established
faith. and soon become the most blgot-
ed and fanatical section of the Moslem
populatlOn."