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Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

Some recent suicides: John Muir
ply, of Marion, KY, committed suicide
because his wife plagued" " him.. S.
Connellee, well known builder of st.
Paul, Mimi, went to Oakland Cemetery
and shot himself through the heart.
He had been for some time greatly de-
pressed on account of i'll health.-A II
year-old son Of James MatherS, of Pooles-
vile, Warren County, Ind, hanged
himself. He left letter to his father,
saying life had been burdensome to him
for two weeks past, and that he had con-
cluded to end twill Chamberlain, OF
Burlington, Iowa, shot himself. He left
letters for his father and mother, saying
that he was tired of life and had nothing
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Of INTER EST.
1nal and Literary.

| ..hoda Broughton, author OF
|dg d. as Rose is She," etc., is shortly
|er ,oe married.
|me /-Mr. Newell (OrpheuS C. Kerr has
returned from Europe unimproved in
lew health.
/ Kate Field says Gen. Grant doesn't
pa know one tune from another, but all his
children are musical.
T.. "A daily newspaper is published
O% % this summer at the Tip-TOp House, on
A. A. Mount Washington, entitled among the
|e Y Clouds.
|en Mrs. Annie Edwards, the well
W. known English writer, has just cOmplet-
ed novel, said to possess extraordinary
Istt interest, entitled "A Blue Stocking"
Of twenty years ago the theological
| $ works of Germany constituted one
con fourth of the book publications of that
Euc country. Now the demand has so fallen
On off that the proportion is reduced to one
|h gtenth.
|G MIR. Swinburne is engaged in writ
wv ling study of the Bronte sisterS-Char-
|ccolotte and Emily-as poets. They left
81 little verse, but it was very delicate, fin
|Orbished, and characteristic.
+ L MIR. Hughes, editor of the Painted
IS Post On. " Gazette, was recently ad-
T tEmitted to the bar of Steuben County,
| ed and is the first cOlOred man admitted to
ESOcpractice in the State west of Albany.
Deg Mr.. Longfellow, in the course of
onhis work in preparing his "Poems of
| |'fCPlaces,n - has remarked that English and
|cOhGerman poets are much more affected
|e ,by local and domestic associations than
II 1.-THE poets of other countries.
ool George Dawson, of the Albany On.
|oNY) J0WnGl, can edit newspaper,
write charming book on angling, and
preach an instructive sermon. He now
D. and then fills the pulpit of some Baptist
ip@@Church around Albany of a Sunday
evening.
fed The Philadelphia Times is author
Ltity for the report that the wife of Rev.
NV. H. H. Murray Of Boston is studying
pa medicine at New York college to OBJ
|nIe, Jain diploma. Mrs. Murray, like her
m husband, is very fond of field sports,
abo Ind uses therod and gun very skillfully.
|atio The first book ever produced in
! aaEngland was printed by William CaX-
on in the Almonry at Westminster in
|aipt5he year 1477, and was entitled the
stall Dictes and Sayinges Of the Philoso-
|eof)hers" a copy of the original is eX-
|tateremely rare and valuable, fetching,
av. when sold, many hundreds of pounds.
Iasst is a small folio volume, very beauti-
|ciateully printed on ash-gray paper, with
| to ned initial letters, and is remarkable for
bv ntscyenness Of color and distinctnesS of
| gRtype. There is a fine copy of the
las n Dictes " in the British Museum, and
e hcdr. Elliot Stock is engaged in produc-
as ng fac simile of it by permission of
70 he trustees of the institution.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Science and Industry.
1t cost about 81 to send a ton of
wheat from Chicago to Liverpool.

1t cost about 81 to send ton of
wheat from Chicago to Liverpool.
American shoes are now being
largely sold in Germany, Switzerland
Ind France.
9S1%v "%;, Cedar Key, Florida, is about ship
rIa M ,ing large quantities of reef shells to
Epl Fernandina, to be used in the building
oin"of concrete houses.
in n The United States occupies the third
nss)lace in the list of hop-growing coun-
' IN vries, Germany taking the lead and En-
f gland ranking second.
yori -MiIk-beer is a new product of fer
rmsnentatlOn, in which milk replaces
' o wEater 1t is of a yellowish color, its
polensity is a little greater than ordinary
var)eer, and its taste less bitter.
anc -Inexhaustible beds of Ignite coal
cOlave been discovered on the Yellow
avOitone 100 miles from its mouth. 1t
II rOpurns eadily, and steamers needing it
d than help themselves.
che More than 100000 cans of corn
das4re now packed in Maine annually, and
y aniold in every part of the world, yielding
d b9 business to that State of about 81 ,25O,-
Pus 900, and giving profitable employment
Alto from 5000 to 10000 people during
sta1he packing season.
ecog "A method of burning petroleum I'M
chller steam boilers has been successful in
atel.taly. 1t consists simply in throwing it
ed over thin layer of asbestos, which, be-
isheng incombuStible, serves to retain the
|deiDil and provide large wick. Sheets
agOf paper placed beneath the furnace
beeyere not injured by the intense heat.
fve@ The St. Paul PtOneer-PreSS says
|COmhat it is safe to estimate the wheat crop
II 1o,f Minnesota for this year at fully 30,-
ldesO0,00 bushels. This estimate is based
lber5n the assumption of an average yield
Dannor the State at large of II bushels per
ng lcre. Thirty million bushels of wheat
uSte means $50, 100000 in cash, and $780,
anqO0, 900 means prosperity.
ap One of the important manufactur-
faH'd products of the small country towns
Ec'Sf New England and New York State
5 potato starch. 1t is believed that
h,learly 100000 bushels of potatoes are
frequently consumed per year in the
,..nnr%States of Maine, New Hampshire, Yer,
,r'ttpont and New York in the production
!" y, potato starch. The average price
uauTT I'D for potatoes by starch manufac.
1W" 3.D~ ers during the past season has been
Inv lH' >oentS per bushel. The aggregate
WY production of all the factories is
~ from 5000 to 1000 tons. A
gllU 1 potatoes generally makes
' It, q lads of starch, 250 bushels
s Being required for ton. As
t.,g -. nCarkct quotation of nota.C
barts
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

starch is about five cents per pound, 1t
follows that a bushel Of potatoes brings
only 40 cents after being converted into
starch, and the value of the total pro-
duction of potato starch in the country
is from SSOO,0OO to Sl,20O,OOO per
annum.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
RESPONDENTS.

ons for this papcrshould De
le name of the author, not
'lication, but as evidence of
art of the writer. Write
-he paper. Be particularly
names and dates, to have
; plain and distinct.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

Samuel B. Miller, travelling tree
agent, as if to fill the decree of poetical
justice, recently hung himself to one
that he had sold in Pennsylvania. Next
we shall hear of Hghtning-rod man
properly impaled on the point of one of
his irons, or of book agent smothered
with one of his volumes bound fast on
L:= N,N--,l
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

,hoda Broughton, author o
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-24
6 ss.ssseas. G1assins. etc.

Gross & n excl, Trcstburg, are day OF
nl4ht
zseHdy to provide for the last said rite
sst de Il. which comes 'In!Hillng V tn all
stTon~ or weak, rich or poor, and sholt OF
tad
Superb Gasacts and Collins claim their
care
al ever Tie hest you'll always find there.
Now, this sad duty we all must confess
As best onne where it's special jn2siness.
earclui autl com!,ltt" are their t":'iiitics,
" nown and achnoW lodged their ahlitit.
Vac htng sc need they're ready to suppl,
siFing- our turnIlure--Or, if We die
Z Undertaking our BURIAL they'll promptly
pay
ScedrI attention to ali OR friends say.
fsepeN}Iug eli Ills tAty VIE De the choice
Executors to make the muu!Mers rejoice.
Regarding both the dead and those who
1--we
'siley chccriulIy accord all they can give,
And to their desires do ever attend
knoN ing thomselyesa as the mourner,' true
friend
Even amid sorrow great joys they impart-
Sadtier as nearer the friend With whom
we part.
Much AS We love life vet still we must die,
And the mystery of the next to try.
anthis sad time oul friends may do tarWorse
= egIeCting o employ the nice, fine Hearse
devised to show lawful pride
10 all the friends Of the one who has
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions of the County Com
mlssoners commence on the first Monday
IN January, April, June, July and October
Commtsmoners-A. G. Greene, President ;
W. Il. Beall, Ashford Trail, B. l.. Tur-
ner, George Reuschlein.
Clerk-Dayisson Armstrong.
County Ireusurer-Robert Shriver.
County Snrreyor-John Schaidt.
CoI!ectors Of State md County Ttlres-
First Collection District, Orleans Oldtown
and FlintstoneJ Joseph b. Stottleme yer
Second Collection District Nos. Is and ID
-C'mberland,) VIM. Hall Third Collec-
ton District, (Mt. Savage and Frostburg,
james ID. Armstrong Fourth Collection
District, Homecoming and Westernport,)
Patrick Mullen.
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c. G r O s s 8 II 7 9 z E: C.,
--MASur4crURgRs OF AND DEALERS IN

Furniture, MAJ tresses, spriias SEEDS etc.
s.ood and stuunch Furniture Of every kind,
| Il lght down at the fine store we ever find
Or excellent make nj the --latest 81, Wit
] ST Stron" and so durable, all the " !rIc.
! Sc here ior Yourselves the truth which
/ We say
q, look how cur goods rule with magic
sway.
Nor forget that we. delighted can rest
sn which is ,o!d Of tie common a.ld hest.
{ certainly Erusthui~ las tGiIN confessed
| IL knowledge OF her manufactures possessed.
E.very1hn@ in here the f.n,y to tickle
a.aVish!y abui}nus with IJrGss u Nickel.
Fully stocked u'WaTs and ever so cheap,
| Usually small the profits they reap
81 cincn.ber strictly-largc sales rule the
= chance for COlnrs-We nll,t make on
" dimes.
M solemn fact We must this tr1''l declare
| That here none with Gross x Nickel COM
pare.
Useless it is to compete with work SO grand
IL ich, cheap, good-in sober truth made
to stand
f. en- md moving about from land to land.
VI ust not we seek at once this well known
store,
and find the goodly things we will adore?
sndted, rivalry shrInks in very dread,
Now that Gross & Nickel stand tar ahead
so come right along no "its" Ct ''nay bes" -
'Ho buy for yourselves, your girls, your
babies
81
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium,

I N Bank building, opposite ST. Mchars
A Church, Main s. Frostburg, Md
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes. Of the best and finest quality !;
Shoes of the best and heaviest make Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies /;
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
&c,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
B Boots and Shoes made to order Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leathe
and Shoe Findings on hand. [Apl 1r
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Magistrates Z:
Y r. Atkinson, Main str
G. Weis Wuter Street
Observation-Disclosures.
FROSTBURG:

FROSTBURG:
MNinery-Mrs Eliza Gross.
Photographs-A A Rogers.
Generm Observation-Disclosures Clary.
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Groceries, etc
Marx Wineland.
lothtng-B Stern
Drugs--NicNeill & McCulloh.
Furniture-Gross 81 Nickel, o Jarrett
& Bro
Uuutca,e--H & F c Beall
Boots and lShoes--William Thomas,
Hartman.
iSttdileS and Uarness-C F Hartzell s. Co.
Painting and Paper Hamging-James II
Hawke
Maeataist, Engines-R c Paul, Thomas
II Paul
Watches md Je7relry-D J Betz.
Liquofs-Otto Frey, B Stern
Soap Fact0!y-George Hill.
Fire Lnsarance-J S Metzger, John B
McCulloh.
CUMBERLAND.
Dyer and Scoure"--De. aid Paisley.
CH4 Hotej--J. Newcomer, proprietor.
Natdje Dealer-lsaac j. Millner.
1toneys--,J + Seiss, d W Sloan, Hugh
ey, Brace x Richmond
IiuloS-.J = W icsel.
BALTIMORE.
AAan Lin6-A Schumacher e. Co
WHEELING.
S2nl'-Edwarl Reid
WASHINGTON, N j.:
Pianos md Oigans-Daniel F Beatty.
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and ::30 p M. Sunday school at p m
every sunday. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at $50.
lcformed-Reg. J. Ruhl, pastor sorvi-
ces every Sunday at 1880 a III; Sunday
School at 2 p IN.
NJ. MichaelS Roman CathOlic-Mnin
str ct, Rev \ Z Schmitt, pastor; Divine
services or S'i.day Low Mass at : a N
Bigh Mass and Preaching at 1870 Il N
SUNDAY school at 3 p III; Fespers and Ben
edicliou at p III
Welsh Con"re, ati0nal-i5owery street,
Rev Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
at 10 m and p m Sunday School at 2 p
m Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
anu Glass Meeting every Thursday evening
NJ. +. rhurch-(colorcd) Oak street; no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Primitive acknowledgements Hall;
Rev NJ Harvey, Pastor; preaching every
Sunday morning al 1890 IL III and evening
at $50 p m, Public invited 10 attend
Presbyterian-Rev John Thomas, pastor;
services every Sunday at 1880 a m anu 90
pm Services in English. Sunday school
at 2 p m; Prayer Meeting every Monday
evening.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

John NJ Buchanan, President. Ellerslie
DR.. G. b. Eumenberg,
Jesse II Wilson, Cumberland
Geo Il Mckay, Secretary,
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COMFY.
Tho Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county commence : First
Monday in january: second Monday in
April. first Monday in October.
The TX regular equity or chancery terms
commence First Monday Of Janualy
third Monday of February; second Mon
day of April; second Monday of June
second Monday of August; second Mon
day of October.
OFFICERS
Chief Judge-Hon. r. II. Alvey.
Associates-uons. William Motter, Geo
A. Pearrc.
Clerk-Theodore Luman.
tate's Atto7mey-A Hunter Boyd
he11-John G Bauer
Auditor.-Maurice A. liealey
tomm5ss1onet&-John B Fay, r W Nc
Michael, G T Porter
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5O-CENT LOT.

HOf 90 cents we VIII SEND ABOVE SIX
articles postpaid
81 0> x.DT.
( pair Sleeve Buttons, stone setting
/ set % Spir;i Shirt Stud.
j heavy band Engagement Ring.
! SCI ~ Engraved Bracelets
j Ladies Long Gt,ard OF Neck Chain
{ Engraved Miniature Lock,t, for the
above.
Gents Heavy Link Watch Chain.
Lake George Diamond stud.
$500 s.os'.
Ladies' Neck Chain aod Charm.
! Ladies' Heavy 'a,aald Chain for
watch.
t set Pin and Ear Rings, Amethyst.
I extra fine Miniature Locket.
/ Cameo Seal Ring.
! very heavy Wedding and Engage
mrnt Ring.
I Gcnt's heavy Watch Chain With
Charm.
I pair Pearl lnlaid Sleeve Buttons.
+. Lake George Cluster Pin.
l pair (a) heavy band Bracelets.
$500 LOT.
| Ladies' Opera Guard Chrin.
F.! Ladies Neck Chain and Cross.
| beautiful Locket, (e@ 9ravcu)
| pair Band Bracelets.
| Gents Twist-lmk Vest Chain and
Charm.
/ pair Onyx Sleeve Buttons.
/ sci ~ Onyx Shirt Stids
/ lie" improved Collar Button.
| extra cut Cameo sea- Ring.
| Arizona Solitaire Stud.
| set Amethyst or Topaz Pin and Ear
Drops.
i Ladies' Chcmise Baton.
! Plain Ring, stamped Is X
$500 a.$sta'.
| Ladies Opera Chain, with slide and
tasseI, (retaii price .t:.OOj
! Gents heavy Nalch CLAIM with
Curb Charm, lfeiail price 5000
! Ladies' heavy long Arth Chain.
| elegant Chase VI mature Locnct for
above.
set Cameo Notation Pin and Ear
Drops
! par t2J heavy Chased Band Bracelets
tcnt SOLITAIRE - almond Stud.
Gents Cluster Diamond Pin.
par Amethyst or OnyA Sleeve But
tons.
. set (3l studs to match tie above.
elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ring.
Massive Band or Wedding Ring
new "patcn' Collar Button.
Ladies' Chemist Button.
Amethyst OF Topaz Ring, extra finish
The retail price Oft the Articles III each
ample lot aulounis 10 exactly IL tunes
,,e price We ask for the tut; Iur exam
he, our +. lot rctais Ion $40, our So
ii for 500
a SGiia; Es0Essaisse Goss.
ssuaaaing.cAsss u sts~i, Free.
loany one sending lis an order toi
ne above lois 10y eAprc@, Ia The amount
# SD, We viii send ItEi. one Suliu
toma.nc Gold Hunting Case WatCn,
rcnt ; or had!es' sizr, warranted to
eep perfect time and look lIjatil, a.
veil as SloU god watch. By mai4
'ostpaid, $I5.1O. This is our hes,
..;rf 80 hHLNss}, AID is woYtnu trial, |
= It.c watch U.onr vii sell or trad,
.,iiir lor fron 80 10 500 Gchl /
i Ladies Watch a.Cno, i, or So, VIII,
Hcayy Guuts told Pattern Vest I
hahn an Charm, or Ladies Opera
hahn with Slide ana lasscl.
hLMElibEi. s--Tnis offer only
o!us good unllI Jan. /, 1878. Af,cr
sat tii,,I We Silnil sell only IN T,t,u,.,. \
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allegany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday of each week.
OFFICERS.
Chief Judge-John Coulellan
Ass0cl0tes-C Slack, Robert Bruce.
Register Of W3lts-John Rhind
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. w. f. FUNDENRFRG

LATE RESIDENT SURGEON,
New York Eye and Ear Ipfrmary,
LAS LOCATED PERMANENTLY
L in the City of Cumberland, Md for
the EXNLUSIV E treatment of al Diseases
of the Es G and Ear. including those
of the Nose and Throat.
GB- Office, No. 20 South Centre Street
June2-y
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e5Y- For further information see adver
tisymcnts els, Where Wien calling upon on
pr5tinG to adrerttsers, sag you saao the aduer-
,5se7ut ut IN this llaper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-24
Post Office Register.

For Delivery of Mails-6.30 a m to p m
Sale Of Money Orders and Registering Let
ters-7 a m 10 s p N Cay" Office closed on
Sundays.
Mail betw'n FIostburg, Closes Due
Cumberland ard all
points east and west 8 As a m 4.45 m
Mail betW n Frostb,rg,
Piedmont and all
points east and west 3.45 p m 7.30 a m
Mail betwn Frostburg
and Grantsville 7.30 m 500 p m
G. II. WALLER Postmaster.
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WATCHES.
J Fl w f. T. r Y :!

-.O:-
- Omaine Gold, so extensively worn
III in Paris. was first discovered in
1870, by the celebrated French chemist,
Mons. d. BE Lainge, who manufacture
ed 1t into .ewelry, and for five years
sold it to the leading jewellers OF Paris
Tor Solid Gold. In 1875, when his Sc
cret became known ten Of the manu-
iActuring jewellers established a stock
company, with a capital of SIC 900, 900,
lor the purpose Of manufacturing Ro-
maine Gold Jewelry and Watches.
With this immense capital, and the aid
OF improved machinery, they are en-
;,hled to produce all the latest patterns
OF jewelry at less than one-tenth the
cost of Solid Gold, and of a quality and
color which makes it impossible even
for experts to detect it from the gen
tine
We hare securcd tile erclusipe agency
of the United Stntes and Eanadd, for thc
sale of all goods manufactured from
Z his metal. and in order to introduce
] hem in the most spce'y manner have
/ aut up assorted sample lots, as given
below, which we will sell at ono-tenth
4 the retl,U galue until Jnnua1y Isl, 1873.
\ Ino6 tho ISt
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DIE.ECToRY-
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49, l45 & l47 E. 23d st., New York.
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lcformed-Reg. J. Ruhl, pastor sorvi-
ces every Sunday at 1880 a III; Sunday
School at 2 p IN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-31
4 srLLsDlD SHOWING ron rmx
CoMSTOCK.

Even those OF as Who are sccu.,om a,
to the business d silver mining are 40,
to regard IL IS being attended with NOR.
shsn ordinary risks. I, seems to as tina,
she facts sss forth 10 the followine letter
~h'ch ss tsd ~ she San Fssocisco
Report are worth taking into account q,
presenting this sabjecs in new and In.
structive light:
Editor Stock kepor, The Chronicle
insists that 10000, 900 il q high price
for the Constock mines. Last wear ths,
produced more than half that amount.
osmely, SIS 100000. They will pro.
dnce $4,000 900. Surely an inves,mep,
shst reiun.s ~ per cent. . year is not
bad one.
All the mininR assessments ever col.
lsoted on ihr Psci,ic Coast were renaia
by the ptodaollon Of the Comsiook
mines las, year, The leading Coms,ock
mines have paid 10 dividends abou, $50
Wo. 200. Adj half as much more and
you get OF their gross product, $40. zoo.
Against this they have collected sssess.
menis amounting in all to bu, little over
W. OVo, 600, Let the Chronicle show
any other 'n'ins,Iy In the world with =
more ilattsring record IL il can,
Compare It, II you please, with the
favorllo secnriiy Of the East, railroad
stocks, Daring the las, FIVE years 81.
tUo .uo, 600 Of railroad stocks have been
wiped out OF cxis,ence. Two hundred
companies have dsfanited and been sold
for their bonded debts in that time. ana
II Is not likely that they sre worth half
OF that, The prospect Is that a. many
more viii so the same way. Nearly The
whole Of the money invested In railroad
stocks IN this country has been or will
Do lost, aud . great part Of thu. invested
in railroad bonds.
Now compare mining inves, ment. As
SHOWN above, with the favori,e invest.
ment In London the bonds Of foreign
governments. Between 1851 and ls33
the British public paid $500. coo. 900 Tor
~, 5oO. oO0 WU worth {nominal) OF these
bonds To-day they are worth but
500, 0OO. 0OO, . shrinksge OF 90 Der cent
The shsinkagc IL likely TO prove, in the
main. . dead loss.
ny continningt to bear the stock mar.
GET nov. tho Chronicle, A. you say, IL
injufing poor men only Il canno,
seriously Affect any oihas. The few tina,
have survived the wreck Of tho Winters
decline mus. also 60 where tho wood.
bloc .wiae,h II confidence canno, soon
be made to take the place OF dis,rust.
Yours respectfully,
O J HoIrIsrsn.
Salt Lake City. March 20. 1877.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-31

ALrHouoH there is no faro game At
Austin. there seems TO have been no
aversion upon the par. Of an individual
referred TO in the following. to tackle the
tiger Says the Stock Repor, Of Thurs.
day;
An incident occurred during the re-
moval OF Montgomery QUEENS great
mensgorie from their winter quarters Al
hss-srds to this city which conclusive
y proves that the name OF the King Of
Beasts. as applied to the lion, IN an IN.
deserved title. When the cages were
moved out, and right in the centre Of
the streo, OF Hsywsids. the large lion
ana 'he great Bengal tiger came in con.
tact, the former being the aecressor.
The battle waeed h-tcc,y Tor some min.
a,es. and the curious spectacle wns wit.
nesscd by nsmber OF people. Fur fiev
freely, aud the gigantic ielidsc u.ed
eiass aud teeth in bitter earnest. Final,
me hon acknowledged himself worsted
ana retired, leaving tho royal Bengalese
master OF The situation. Fights among
hyenas and such small deer are NO mn.
common spectacle in the menaeerie. but
" Is rarely such q spectacle can be Wit.
nes.ed as duel between the King o,
the African forest and the King .. the
Asissle jungle.