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Society Meetings,

INF1NITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE M. @.
End and 9Th Monday OF each month, in Re
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock ?, NJ
W. X. Bennnger, s. X. e.; 3. II. Gnhnm.
&. X. r. 5.
ENApRN HUTTEN LODGE. No. CSC, l. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in Reber's Hall. Alfred Beck, N. q. N.
b. Reber, Secretary.
MRrUCHEN TRIBE. No. 232. Imp. o. Of r. M =,
meets in Reber's Hall eve y SATURDAY.. II.
l.. GaGgus, Sachem q. W. Delhi, @. OF II.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on Wednesday evening OF each week, at 7:30
O'Clock. in Public School Han, Weisspnrt,
Pa. @. W, Sohwab, s.; Jac. BrOng, &. OF r.
LEHIGHToN LODGE, No. 234. X. of p, meets
. O'Clock. II. Gaumer, q. @. T. II. Ratclin,
X Of r. an d S.
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UPON THE FEMININE

DLEMISHES UPON THE FEMININE
ID CoUNTBNANCE, " Of II compiexional ma
ture, speedily vanish when GLBNN'S 80 L.
pies. BlOtches, R0ughness, Reduces and Tan
are invariably banished by this Incompatible
clarifying ageut. Eruptive ailments, sOres
cuts, bruises scalds, and other affections and
injuries of the cutcle are likewise removed by
IT, SULPHUR BATHS nave long been re.
nowned as the best remedy for skin diseases.
rheumatism and gout. GLENN'5 SULPHUR
SOAP is in every respect as etfcaclOus and far
cheaper. By opening the pores ana promoting
a vigorous superficial circulation, this excellent
article contributes to the heath of the entire
system as well a. to that OF the cuticie. Since
its introduction tOpublic notice II has repeated
lY been commended by the medical profession
and press and few external specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all classes. 1t
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them. and dlsinfects clothing and linen impreg-
mated with disease DaDdrutfi Is entirely eradi-
greatly to be desderated by persons whose hair
is thinning out in consequence OF dryness of
the scalp. Those who have used OIntments and
liquids without avail for the cure Of eruptiOns
OF an obstinate character, will find, II they try
1t, that GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP removes
scorbutic complaints lTremediable by less efn.
caciOus means, and prevents the recurrence Of
such disorders
sold by Druggists, Grocers and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Price Csc. per cake I Box f3 cakes)
75c., sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of price.
g. N. CRITTENToN, Propr, sixth Avenue,
New York
HILLS HAIR AND wHIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown, soc. July I, 1s77.
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Democratic County Convention.


The attendance at Mondays County conven-
ton especially in view OF the fact that but
single nomination was TO be made, was O strong
lemlnder of the more prosperous days OF DEM
ocracy, so large was the crowd congregated
Although the convention would not meet before
about the hour Of noon. some of the delegations
were already on the spot at any early hour
hence much of the interim was devoted to wire.
pulling, NO called. Up to about IL o'clock. Mr.
Meehan's chances for the nomination were the
better Of the two candidates but shortly before
the convention was called to order, it was evi.
dent that Mr.. siewers had gained the inside
track. At about noon, Hon. II. Leonard, char.
man Of the retiring County Committee, called
the convention to order and shortly thereafter
q permananG organ cation was effected by toe
selection OF the IOlOwlng officers President,
Jos Lynn; Vice Presidents, N. NJ Bedford aud
Charles Murray Secretaries, A. II. Bowman
and Con. O'DOnnell. Thus constituted, the
credentials OF the delegations were called Ior
and presented. From summit Hin two drlega
tlOns having presented themselves. and Lower
Iowamenslng beng objected to, committee
on credentals-(John s. Lentz, N. NJ. Belf0rd
and Charles Murrayl-was appointed by the
chair, and while the committee was YET in ses
sl0n, tue convention TOOK a recess for dinner.
On reassembling at 2h O'Clock M, the deci
SION OF the committee on credentials was nm.
nOunced, and in consequence tne summit Hill
delegation. headed by Mr.. L. +. Glldea, VITA
crew and the Lower TOwamenslDg delegation
were sustained.
Nominations being then declared in order the
names OF Messrs. p. ]. Meehan and + H. slew.
ers were presented; after which. on motion he
nominations closed but before proceeding to
ballot, John CralR and JOS. Lynn were appoint
ed delegates 10 the next Democratic State Con.
venu0n. The routine Of the convention being
now finished, the necessary balIOt to q. a.certain
who should he the parJy's nominee for the Dis.
trtct AttOrneySnip was taken. as follows;
Siewers "a Meehan 20
The former was thereupOn declared the chosen
candldnte. on motion the nomination was made
unanimous, Adjourned.
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=
We have very little change to report in the
situation of the anthracite coal trade. The
sources of the supply OF coal continue the same
as at the date OF our last weekly report, namely,
the Scbuylkill and Lehigh regions. The north.
ern coal fields are comparatively unproduotive,
though 1T is expected that the differences be.
tween Mr.. Parrish the president Of the Lehlgh
and wilkes6arre Coal Company, and the men In
his employ there will be speedily adjusted nnd
WORK fully resumed. The miners have demand
cd, anG do still demand. an advance OF rs cents,
ana blr; Parrish, We are informed, had cOnced.
go IN advance Of 10 cents, on which offer work
may be resumed ere this paragraph reaches our
reahe1s. To the extent that production is in.
creased IN the wyoming region will the tonnage
OF the LehiR1 Navigation and Its connection Oe
improved. The Lehign Valley Railroad reports
q steadily increased coal tonnage, and viii be
further advaDtaged on coal resumption in the
wyoming region. The receipts at Perth Ambov
show during last weeK an increase, with fur
tner slight reduction of stock on hanu This Is
well. and proves demand for coal in excess OF
ITS production. The SchuvlKill coal reRiOn,
through the Reading RairOnd and the Schuyl.
Kill Canal, continues TO pour eacn succeeding
week an immense tonnnge into the market.
For the week ending on Saturday evening last,
September %, the shipments were l92. 900 tons,
against 1865 49l tons In the corresponding week
last year. OF this amount 5000 tons went to
Port Richmond and in the same time 81 900 tons
were shipped thence. During the week the
Reading Coal and Iron Company produced 9S 900
tons, and for the nineteen DAYS Of the current
month 900 tons. This large tonnage. 1t Is es.
timated, will Ue swelled during the remainder
OF the month TO an aggregate OF over 4OO 900 tons
or fully up 10 the production Of the month of
august. A most favorable feature connected
with this heavy production is the steady reduc.
tion, month by month, OF the stock of coal on
hand.-Public Ledger, Monday.
The folio wing table shows the quantity of coal
shipped oyer the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week enGing Sept. 22nd, 1877 and for the year as
compared with the same time last wear
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-Milkmen visit watering places at
Pill seasons.
Borrowed books ought to be home
ward bound.
Thanksgiving will be the next pub
ic holiday.
4 There are 25 boarders in the Lehigh
county prison.
Sixty, six persons are now confined
the Easton Jail.
The Easton Grays contemplate
Faisinga d rifle team.
Now is the time to experiment on
he free use of printers ink.
-Snipe shooting is in order, but
portsmen report the birds scarce.
Judge Laury, of Laury's Station,
aises radlshes twenty.seven inches
ong.
Large Prime Oysters at T. T.
3rady's this week, at $1.20 per 100,
: pened.
"A Cory (Pa.) manufacturing COM
Pany has just sent cargo of its goods
o China.
New styles of fall winter boots,
hoes and CATERS, at T. D. Clauss' very
heap for cash.
The manufacture of brooms has
cen introduced into the Northampton
+ cunty prison.
The mellow haze Of autumn al
eady hangs over the river, mountains
nd uplands.
Col. Hendrick B. Wright's petl tion
pr supplement to the homestead bill
as 5000 signers.
Fall and winter styles OF hats and
s. APPS, for men and boys wear, at Il. d.
,lauss', at very lowest cash prices.
On the Northampton county poor
ouse farm the yield of potatoes the
resent season amounted to 1875 bush.
DIR. G. T. Horn, was in town q
ew days during the past week visiting
is old friends. He returned to Balti
'Ore Wednesday.
David Ebbert can still be found
milling around his livery, and furnish
pg teams at very low prices to all who
ish to take ride.
Call at this Office and see soecimep,
job printing. We have Just added
bother lot of new and beautiful typ,
our original stock.
Mr.. J. A. HON is nursing a yer,
ad thumb, caused by fall dOwL tn
ank leading from the WeisspOrt bridg
the l.. V. II. R., short time ago.
IT, d. Clauss, the tailor, is now re
eiying his fall and winter goods, sue
finest cloths, ,cassimeres and Vestings
hich he is prepared to make up i
test styles at very low prices for cash
If you want a clock, watch or sew
G machine properly repaired pleas
II at NJ. Hagaman's store, Pennsville
arbon county, Pa, and you can be &C
pmmodated. c.
If you need anything In the print
g line, II will pay you to call at thl
ice before ordering elsewhere. Plai
ID fancy job printing at low prices.
j. X. Rickert has still a few of thos
gible lots in Rickertstown to dispos
If you feel like securing goo
me call and see him He is also sal
Siug flour, feed, lumber and coal at I'll
vest rates.
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Astonishing Success. is the
duty OF every person who has used Bos>
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP to let its won
derful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia,
and in fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use 1t without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any
case, and we consider 1t the duty of all
Druggists to recommend 1t to the poor
dying consumptive, at least to try one
bottle, as 10000 dozen bottles were
sold last year, and no one case where
1t failed was reported. Such medicine
as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be tOu
widely known. Ask your Druggist
about it, Sample Bottles to try sold at
10 cents. Regular size 70 cents. For
sale by A. j. DuIling.
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Advertising Rates.

We desire 1t TO he distinctly understood that
no advertisements win he inserted in the col
umns Of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may he
"e setved from unknown parties or firms unless
our ONLY terms
Advertisements for 1 year. per inch each
insertion 10 Cts.
six Months. per inch each insertion : Cts. 8
81 Three MOntha 20 Cts.
Less than three months. first inser.
ton 81, each subsequent insertion Is Cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
Nv. MoRTHIMER, Publisher.
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Special Notice.

HENNHWH NUNIUN9
There will be a congregational meet.
ing In the LIST Presbyterion Church OF
this borough, on Wednesday evening,
October 3d, Immediately after the usual
prayer meeting, for the purpose of elect.
ing three Trustees and such other bust
ness as may be brought before the
meeting. BY order of the Board,
PHILLIP MILLER, See'y.
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The improvements thereon consist OF large
TWO.STORY HOTEL BUILDING,

IAIo lhI,II mail one and One-half dozen OF the
VIC VIII most beautiful new ChrOmOs IA
French OIL cOOr ever seen for 81 90 They are
mounted IN X 10 bacK enamel and gold mats,
oval opening, aud Out,ell anything now before
the pubic. satisfaction Euurunteei. Two
samD es for IS cents, or six for % oeutS. send
10 cents for grand illustrated catalOEue with
ehrOuO Of Moonlight on the Rhine, or 20 cents
ground. j. LATHAM 4 co 40 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass. Headquarters for ChrO.
i WORKS lJuae D. I'm, so so A Fortune.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
gantauha, OytI, 1877
Special Notices.

HI II UUoIA BIG HORN,
URH0HN NA EHhHN and the Great
UbIOOM MuhEHSO Northwest, q
large 100 PAGE
Book. containing full information of the cOun.
try, with maps and illustrations, will be sent
free to every one sending sion for six mouths
eubscriDtOn to the DAKOTA HERALD. The
HERALD is a large 32-column journal, aud ~ hll
ed with entertaining reading matter, both ort
glnal and selected. 1t is a Western Jnhrnnl OF
Western Ideas. Specimen copy sent free-
Three months with BOo6 for as cts. the price
Of the Book alone is rs cents Address,
THE HERALD, YANKTON, Dakota.
Sept. %, ls77m3
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The Carbon Sdrutatr.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT, 90. 1877.
Local and Personal.
JOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons knowing themselves to be indebt
led to the late firm OF SEMMEL & GABEL,
sare requested to ma re payment within SIXTY
1DAYS, or the accounts will be placed in the
hands Of a collector. j. L. i3ABEL,
Sept. 10. 1877 -3w. LchightOn. Pa.
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DIED,

GUTH In this borough. on the e0th INST,
susan EhEaOeth, daughter OF Paul and Mary
Guth, aged G rs 1 month ana q days.
HONOR the 2lst inst, IN TINS borough, Mary
Anne jane, daughter OF j. A, and Caroline
AOm, aged q years, mouths and a days.
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FRANKLIN LEsH,


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Late Resident Physician Of Harrisburg Hospitdl).
OFFICE: Next door to the Union Church,
wEIssPoRT, PA.
" Special attention given to the Diseases Of
Women. Consultation in English and German.
Aug IS, l877-0mH
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situate in Franklin Township. in the County Of
Carbon, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows. 70 wit Beginning at
stone thence by land OF Daniel Krum south
thirty.three degrees, east one hundred and one
perches to the middle OF the POhO POGO Creek
thence up Ill said Creek north seventy one de.
grees east six perches thence north fifty
three and a half degrees, east six perches;
thence north thirteen ana a quarter degrees,
east en- pcrches thence by other lana OF SAID
Daniel Sot north thirIy-twO ami half degrees.
west forty five perches TO stone In the middle
OF pubic road leading from Maria Iron WORKS
towards Laury's Forge north fifty. nine degrees,
east two perches thence by land OF said Dan'l
Solt nOr'h thirty-three degrees, west fifty seven
perches to q stone thence by the same south
hfty-seven degrees, west twenty two perche5
and elghLtenths to the place of beginning,
containing.
FOURTEEN ACRES and TEN PERCHEs.
more or less.
The Improvements thereon consist OF Two.
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with
Basement twenty three by twenty. eight feet,
swiss Barn thirty by fOrty-five feet. Pig sly
twelve by twenty.three feet, and other out.
buildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop.
erty Of Joseph Greensweig. and to be sold by
w. RAUDENBUSH. sheriff.
Sherifs once, Mauch Chunk. sept %, 1877.
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@If you find a X (cross)
after your name on this paper,
ftsignifies thatyour subscrip-
|tion is over due, and that we
need the money. So please
remit.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Tue undersigned having been appointed. by
the orphans Odrt II Car D"n County. Auditor
"a make distribution OF tie funds m the nun0s
of Theodore McCOrmick, Administrator OF the
Estate OF Bernard McCOrmlck. decd. Will utienu
TO the duties OF his appointment AT tie Oftoo Of
Allen Craig ESQ IN MauCh ChunK. on Tues.
day. the card cav of October. 1877 Ht O'Clock
A. NJ. wnen anu where all parties interested
may attend. h. r.. LUNGSTREEr,
sept 22 ls17 wa Auditor.
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OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Carbon county
and to me directed, there will he exposed ut
public sale at the Court House, Mauch Chunk,
Carbon county, State of Pennsylvania, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1877,
st or C O'Clock p. M, the following real estate,
described rs follows, Co wit;
All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF LAND,
situate in East Penn township Carbon county.
bounded and described as follows BEGINNING
at stone thence by laud OF vii lam ]. smith
south slxty-seven degrees west eleven perches
to a stone thence by the same north twenty.
public road leading from west Pennsville tn
SchuYlRi county thence along in said road
south siNtY-seven degrees, west one perch 10 q
stone In sald road thence by land OF William
]. smith north twenty.three degrees. west
eighteen perches TO q stOne thence north siAtV-
seven degrees east twelve peTches TO a stone IN
a public rOad leading from Leh- htOn to Penns-
vile thence IN and along said road south
twenty.three degrees east twenty-five peTcne5
TO the place OF beginning, containing one aUre
and one hundred and thirty-three perches strict
measure,
The improvements thereon consist OF a large
TWO.STORY HOTEL BUILDING,
thirty.twO feet deep by fifty feet in front, 10
KI CHI I'm twenty by Jweuty-twO feet. On u o
first doOr and in the same building OF the hotel
Is good sized STORE ROO u wei adapted for
the merchantlle business, aud also q WarehOuse
attached fourteen by slXeeen feet.
There are also TWO LARGE STABLES nd.
Jacent TO the property and belonging to It, one
and the other thirty.six by forty -une ieet Also
| q WAGON HOUSE nine by fourteen feet, Dig
| sty ten OY fifteen feet and other Outbuihugs
Seizeo and taken INTO execution Ms the prop
| erty OF Henry NOthsteln anu to be sold by
| ]. w. RAUDEN Bush SheTiff
Sherit's ONCE Mauoh ChunK, sept. -, 1871.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ OF Uert rdeids, issued ont
Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Carbon county
and to me directed, there will he exposed ut
public sale at the Court House, Mauch Chunk,
Carbon county, State of Pennsylvania, on
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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of VEN. Ex. issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Carbon County,
and to me directed, there will he exposed 10
public sale at the Court House in the Borough
Of Mauch Chunk. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1877.
at One o'clock p. M. All that certain
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1877,
LOT OR PIECE OF LAND,

st on C O'Clock p. M, the following real estate.
described rs follows, Co wit;
All that certain
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-02
TINE NEWS.

The engineers of the Grand Trunk
railway struck Friday and abandoned
their engines. bringing passenger traffic
to stand still along the road in conse-
quence.
The Montreal express train broke
through the bridge near Pittsford. Yer
mont, Saturday night. There were forty
passengers on board. yet none were
seriously injured.
The Chief Justice of Florida. speak
ing outside of his position. says he has
no doubt that Hayes is fairly entitled to
the electoral vote of that State.
The sub Congressional Committee at
Columbia. South Carolina, have COM
pleted their work, and give the State to
Hayes and Wheeler by about 800 major
ity, but show that Hampton and the
entire Democratic State ticket are
elected.
The bullion yield OF Nevada for the
year 1876 amounts to $49, 381, 900.
Destructive snow slides are reported In
Little Cottonwood canyon, Utah. the
past few days causing the loss of several
lives.
A heavy snow storm is reported all
over the East and extending as far South
as Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Reese River Reveille has been
changed from an evening to morning
paper.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
A NEW YEARS SERMON.

On Sunday night, at the Episcopal
church Of st. Peters, Rev. II. l.. Foote,
the Rector Of this Parish, delivered
New Years eve sermon which should
have had larger audience than it did,
so excellent and timely was its charac-
ter in all respects. He preached from
. text which il to be found in Genesis
XLVII.S: Sand Pharaoh said unto
Jacob, How old art thou." The row.
eeend gentleman eloquently and
graphically described the scene Of this
meeting between the splendid royalty
of Egypt and the most famous of the
Patriarchs Of Jewry, the Israel him
self. The mutability Of human life
Was illustrated in the contrast which
is presented by this King, enthroned
amids: bis magnificent retinue and
brilliant court, aud this simple but
stately dweller In tents whose home
was in the wilderness, whose Occupa-
ton was that of shepherd, and whose
journey through life was toilsome
pilgrimage. The undying fame OF the
chsstened and wise Jacob, iilustrious
for his nearness to God and life of holt
ness, was contrasted with the evanes-
cent glories of the Monarch of the then
all powerful Egypt, and the superior
claims of virtue and the herOiSm of a
pure and holy life were made manifest
IN a most striking manner. The moral
lesson taught was that which is al
WAYS present to us in the question of
"Iow old art thou How have our
years been spent: how are we pre-
pared tor the rapidly oncoming future;
what is the outlook across the far
spreading vista of the dawning year?
The retrospect of the year tbs: is gone
was full of thought and thoughtful
suggestion; and We were reminded |
that but few of US could stand the test !
OF 3 rigid inquiry into the past, and |
none could too hig hly resolve for the |
future. This very seasOnable and sug- |
gestive discourse was fifty ended with |
che well-known verses from Tenny-
sons sin Memoriam," the last of
which reads:
Ring in the valiant man and fre9,
The larger heart. fi.e kindlier hand; |
Ring out the darknass of the land,
Kin. IL the Christ thai "a to be!r
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PIX" writes from Carson to the
Eureka Sentinel: As the people OF your
town have contributed so literally to-
ward the orphans Christmas entertain
ment at the State Asylum. ! thought a
line from headquarters would be read
able. Permit rue. publicly, through your
columns. to thank the many kind citi-
xens of Eureka, who so generously as
sisted us, and to assure them that their
kindness and liberality is highly appre-
ciated. Our Christmas was in every re-
spect . grand success and the programme
thoroughly carried out. and the little
ones satisfied and delighted.
NOTWITHSTANDING the North Carson
has ceaeed operations ior the present,
considerable prospecting IS being done
elsewhere throughout the valley, and in
some places the indications are favor
able for future developments. Nothing
would help Carson SO much AZ good
silver mine in its vicinity: even the Leg
islaturs itself would pale in comparison.
In conversation with gentleman from
Ward, We we're informed that an active,
enterprising town has rapidly sprung in
TO existence IN that new, famous district,
and that in the spring new impetus will
be given to the place already SO energetic
and rich in its mines. Tbs Paymastez
is everyday producing vast quantities Of
ore, and other localities are scarcely less
favored.
WHrLE in the East the people are suf-
fering from the snow and cold, here in
Carson it is SO warm that y midday fire
il almost unnecessary. It is a bracing,
invigorating climate now. but the SHOWS
will come yet. and when it does come the |
Capital is not the cheeriest place in the
world.
TIE late strike in the Belmont is ex-
planned by the Superintendent as fol.
lows: Tho 53O-foot level cross. cut
through tho ledge, feet vide. feet of
ore assays from $50 to 800 per ton
Will mmence drifting north and south.
Water diminishing"
TIE new easlieh.s at the Capitol were
lighted last evening. and their appear
ance added an additional attraction to
the grandeur Of that building.
SoHE of those who received yesterday
affirmed that the callers were the "iol.
lisst" they had known for many . year.
Nh. G. B. SKss1oxs Of Virginia City
was "a . visit to his friends in Carson
yesterday.