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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS.
G., ONDERD0NK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating to fruit culture In Western Texas during
the twenty seven years of experience and obser-
walton, upon our own ground. We have thus on.
abled ourselves to present TO the public list OF
fruits better adapted to our climate than can BIZ
offered by any other establishment.
+. Our pears cannot be excelled anywhere. Any
one who has good clay sub.soil and good drain
age need not hunt better pear country than this.
Our plums and grapes are Of the only classes
that have been und successful here.
Our accl mi ted list of peaches Is grated, with
single exception, from rev varieties originated
II ON seed in Western Texas. We do nos claim
that our peaches are better than every other, but
we do claim that our trees are proved as hardy
and productive as any scrub Seeding, while the
qualities are not inferior to the old lists.
We propose to introduce our fruits into the San
Marcos neighborhood. Wherever you can raise
scrub seedlings our trees will do equally WE'LL
his question Of combining hardness, productive
ness and quality is our leading feature.
We can supply good assortment Of ornamental
trees and plants.
Everybody 10 invited to come and see our orch.
ar Is, vineyards, nurseries and ornamental
grounds.
Our new abridged catalogue furnished free on
application. We refer to Rev. John Gillett OF San
Marcos. for evidence Of our reliability.
We have no travelling tree ped ilers.
B. W. Breeding is our resident agent at San
Marcos.
For further information applyto
G. oNDERDONK,
Mission Valley, Victoria Co., Texas.
Oct. 26-ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-02
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. C.,
Oct. a, 1873.

There is now apparent, all over the
country, an effort of class of Republi.
cans to talk up Senator Conkling as
the radical candidate for President in
1880.
There will be urged with great un.
animity by Southern members Of Con-
gress at the next session, plan for the
Improvement OF the Mississippi river
and guarantee by the Government of
the interest on limited amount,of the
bonds OF Col. Tom SCOTS Tex aud
Pacific railway Company. Perhaps this
wellundcrstood fact is the best possible
answer 20 The foolish charge that a
Solid South" will inaugurate revolu-
tionsry measures concerning the title
of Mr. Hayes TO the Presidency. VIVA t
the South wants. and what her Gelega
ton in Congress knows she wants, is
navigation unlmpeded io- the whole
year o. the great Mississippi river,
protect IN against the rivers overflow.
and Southern connection with the
Pacific. Intelligent men who ask for
these things. whether as a right or as
\ favor. will not bring about a condit-
Of affairs throughout the country
which would make the attainment Of
their wishes impossible.
1t Is said that Hou Matt Carpenter
aud Gen. Ben Butler have more lu-
crs,ive practice than any other men /
before the Supreme Court of the Uni |
ted States and the local Court here.
Rex. !
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-02

For Governor
A. B. Norton.
For Lieutenant Governor
Richard Allen.
For Attorney General:
+. w. Miner.
For COMPTROLLER:
A. Siemering.
For Treasurer /:
s. d. Wood.
Rr Commissioner of Land Office:
Jacob Keuchler.
Chief Justice Suprenae Court;
James Ii. Bell.
Associate Justice:
l.. W. Cooper.
The following is the National
Greenback Labor State Ticket" nomi-
mated at Waco. 1t will no doubt re-
ceive the second largest vote in the
State, but we are not aware OF its be.
ing circulated in this county:
For Governor-William III Hannah.
For Lieutenant Governor - General
james ) Rains.
For Attorney General-Fred " Chan
der.
For Comptroller-lIon II \ Spencer.
For Treasurer-Geo W MILESTONE.
For Commissioner General Land Of
fce-Hou Jacob keuchler.
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3Os Chestnxt ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
sSspecimens tent gratis II written for.
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Blanco County Estray.

TAKEN UP-by c. y. Wsugh ard esfrsyse be.
fore W wedekind. }. p. Precinct No. ;. one iron.
gray eel5inE. l5s hands high. three years old
Branded o. ieft shoulder V > AID scar o. the
fsshy pan o, right skoulssr.
witness. vi. NccARTT,
O.; ., - Gees Co
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"a The publishers Of "ARTHuE's
ILLUSTRATED HONE MAGAZINE are
giving their lady Club-getters some-
thing new and attractive in the way Of
Premiums. Three button Kid Gloves
and Dress Patterns of elegant black
six aud fue English and French
Cashmeres, are certainly strong induce
ments- See their advertisement 10
this number o. our paper.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-02

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor
Oran NJ. Roberts
For lieutenant Gorcrnor''
Joseph ID. Suycrs
For Attorney General.
George b. Mccormick
For Comptroller:
Stephen II. Darden
For Treasurer
Il. r. Lubbock
For Commissioner Of The Land office:
William G, Walsh
Lhiej Justice Supreme court:
George T., Moore
associate Justice:
NJ. H. Bonner
Congress, 9Th District;
Gustaye Schleicher.
John Ireland,
Legislature, 64h District:
j. V. Hutchins,
r. Il. Nixon,
s. N; Holmes, (Lndependent)
W. f. Delanv.
District Clerk:
B. &. Hardin,
A. b. f. Kerr.
county Clerk:
Ed. j. l. Green.
County Judge:
Sterling Fisher,
Ed. r. Kone.
County Attorney:
f. J. Manlove.
Sheriff.:
Ferg. Kyle,
D. A. Barbee.
James A. Wren.
County Assessor:
Albert Aeaton,
RS. Fortson,
B. f. Wilkes.
Joe. +. Brown.
County Surveyor:
Joe. z. Eve.
County Treasurer:
Fl. A. McMeans,
P. j. G. Smith.
Go. Commissioner. Precinct No. l
DIP Hopkins
Il j Markley
S + MeAllister
Jacob Sanders
Justice Peace, Precinct No. l
SB Mcbride
CIV Grooms
A G Danforth
Constable, Precinct No. l
Ed S Lyell
James Forgey
John Fl Patterson
A Fitch
Hide Inspector .
j. S. Davis,
4. j. White,
j. A. Dixon,
j. NJ. Adams.
The following is the Republican
State Ticket, nominated at Dallas.
We have printed it with all tn. other
names on it as above:
For Governor
A q. Norton.
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ESTRAE NOTICE.

ESTRATED-by Lewis n Nance, before e. W.
Grooms J. p. H. Co, Oct. ., ISIS, one bay horse
10 hands high, about years cid, branded Y y
right hind Leg swollen. Appraised at Sl2 90.
witness my hsnd October 3. ISIS.
Ed. J. l. GREEN.
Clerk c. c. Il. Co.
Nov.g-Sv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
sierra Nevada Increase.

The Trustees OF tho Sierra Nevada
Silver Mining Company have advertised
for a special meeting Of the stockholders
to be held on the 18th OF November next,
n the Office OF the Company, in San
Francisco. to take into consideration and
decide upon the proposition to increase
the capital stock OF said Company from
ten million dollars. divided into one
hundred thousand shares OF the par
value Of one hundred dollars each. the
present capital stock. to fifty million
dollars, divided into five hundred thou.
sand shares Of the par value Of q hun.
dred dollars each. The Stock Report
comments upon it ms follows;
And now comes the Sierra Nevada
Mining Company with a proposition to
increase the capital stock OF the corpor-
alton from lO0.0 900 shares to 900, 900
shares The public are taken by sur
prise. This announcement IL not what
they had been led to expect. A year or
so q 1t was understood that the com.
paly WOulu ue ui'iacu ihto univ WI
porations 81 5000 shares each. the
size OF the mine fully w%arrantinR such n
course. The $500 feet Of ground would,
Of course, make a handsome showing
under a division OF three. However. a.
we have remarked on previous occasions.
the insiders own the bulk Of the stock
and their rights there are none to dis
puts. Thus faf the management Of the
property, under Mr.. Skae's direction.
has been phenomenally fair, and this
increase OF capital stock, considering
the size OF the mine. is a very natural
proceeding. II the company had been
divided into three corporations the run
ming expenses would have been trebled.
As 1t is the increase OF shares will facili.
tate the handling Of the stock, without
any increase OF expenses. The prece-
dent for this proceeding is found in Con-
solidated Virginia and California. Con.
solidated Virginia has 40 feet Of ground
and California GOO feet. Consolidated
Imperial. with IGs feet Of ground. also
has coo, 900 shares. Sierra Nevada will.
therefore, DO the fourth mine to show
that amount Of stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
communicated.

EprroR News: Rambling through
curiosity q day or two since over por-
tons OF the Comstock lode In lower Gold
Hill, l was most ~agreeably surprised to
see the wonderful strides toward new
mining developments which have been
made by several OF the mining COM
panies in this section. While the atten-
ton OF the public has been almost solely
wrapped up in the rich Developments in
the Sierra Nevada and neighboring
mines at the north end, some OF the
heaviest capitalists in San Francisco
have been urging ON the great work OF
developing the southern portion OF the
lode, aud the activity here seen is very
encouraging TO the people OF Gold Hill.
Standing neal the new hosting works
Of the Consolidated Dorado Mining
Company. ! was reminded OF the gallant
600 at Balaklava. immortalized by Alfred
Tennyson. Supt. Corcoran standing
there Us the representative Of his com.
pany could eSclaim.
Hoiaiug works to right OF me,
Hosting works to Ieft Of me,
Hosting works in mont Of me,
steAnins and rushing things
Prospects most bright ahead.
Cheetfully the work Ia sped,
Fear Of . failure fied.
IIOpe In our bosom rings
or = BONANZA
A few months ago q visitor to the Alta
" III - al AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
Lost Her Peep-stons.

Recently while Mrs. Bowers. the well.
known Washoo seeress. was giving a sit
ting, a zephyr came along, forced the
door open and blew her light out. She
retired to an adjoining apartment to re-.
light II. and when she returned her Wis
itor had gone. Not only that, but her
peep-stone had disappeared also. She
was in trouble. The crystal was a
Scotch stone and very valuable. She
could not get another on the coast, and
her numerous customers could not wait
for her to import u new one. This all
occurred Saturday evening. She mourn
ell her loss all night. and on Sunday
concluded to send her spirit friends after
the thief. She dispatched them ont
after her peep.stone, and Monday night
1t was returned. not to her, but left at
tho next door, where she would DO sure
to find IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05

ANOTHER SAzERAcER.-C. @. Hull, OF
the San Francisco Chronicle, has been
elected honorary member Of the Sazerac
Lying Club OF Virginia. The proceed
ings Of the club have been engrossed by
Metcalf in his host style, and the scroll
| containing resolutions endorsing the
compiler OF Kearney's speeches 81 the
Monumental Liar Of America" will
DO forwarded to Mr.. Hull by Sam Davis,
VI Virginia, who yields TO his worthy
competitor the palm NJ champion econ.
omizsr OF truth on the coast.
RArrricArIoS.-This evening q grand
Democratic ratification meeting will be
held in Virginia. on c street, In front
OF tho Delta saloon. on which occasion
Hon. W. Z. +. Deal, General j. Il.
Kittrell, John McMahon and other
speakers will address the voters OF
Storey county on the political questions
Of the day.
NossurrEp.-By n special dispatch
from San Francisco we learn that In the
case OF o'R.illy vs.. Flood. being a suit
for u slice Of the bonanza, tho Court
this morning nonsuited O'Rsilly.
N~orrcK.-In another column will he
found an official notice that the County
Board Of Equalization will cease It's Ia
bors on the assessment roll Of the coun-
ty next Monday.
WV. SYKES has obtained license au.
thorizing his marriage with Nellie Dss-
mond.
ID. Z. MCCARTHY has levied execution
against the Wells. Fargo mine for $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
YELLOW JACK.
semsshiuE - % the Nature Of she
Disease.

The following letter from DR.. Pritch'
ard to the Memphis Avalanche will bs
read with interest:
EDITOR AVALANCHE: The amount Of
yellow fever we have in q given time and
place depends upon the amount OF fever
poison or fever producing material IN
the neighborhood, the building, or the
particular room occupied. Yellow fever
Is a germ disease. and there is no limit
to the amount OF poison that can be gen.
Grated in any location. room or building.
l believe enough yellow foyer germ can
be produced In q room to give the dis
ease to a COW. and am willing to make
the experiment II an unacclimated, full
grown. healthy heifer or COW and the
room is furnished me. That the inten'
sity or fatality OF the disease may be In
creased by local surroundings I think
can be well illustrated by the fatality Of
the disease In the late infrmary estab-
lished at the corner OF Second and Court
streets. where nearly every one died thai
went into II.
The physicians were old. experienced
yellow fever men. but some OF our
brightest physicians fell. from that ter
rible mistake Of putting them into wards
aud into a building rich and ripe with
yellow fever material. We refer. by
yellow fever material. TO the poison
found in schools. churches and othei
poorly ventilated public buildings. There
are localities. buildings and rooms that
seem almost too full OF the yellow fever
germs for any one to live In and not gel
the disease. 1t 10 not difficult to detect
II by the odor. Could We have powder
burned In rooms. buildings and on the
streets. II would save Q great many from
the disease. rs II Is one Of the very bes,
disinfectants known, and all this tall
nbout the firing Of guns is all right, but
the noise amounts to nothing. as 1t II
the sulphur and saltpetre that does the
work Of disinfecting. Yours very 70
specially. MAuRicE PRrTcnARD. III. ID,
MEMPHIS, Sept. 20, 1873.
We clip the following from the Apd
ldache Of Sept. IL:
As an evidence OF how fatal the fsvel
Is. we will state for the benefit OF I'M
acclimated physicians contemplating
coming to Memphis, that ten OF theil
fraternity have died during the past Il
hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
sho.,lnK Array In sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. ga shooting al.
fray occurred here last evening about z
o'clock. In the Mint saloon. corner Of
Second and X streets. in which Joe
Hurtado shot and instantly killed Jack
Denny. who was released a few weeks
ago from tho State prison, where he had
been sent for robbery. and Hurtado also
shot his brother Peter through the
right shoulder. The trouble arose over
O division Of some sixty odd dollars.
which the three won last night from u
eountryman. Hurtado begun shooting,
but Is considered justified from
the threatening manner OF the
others, who said II he did not
divide he should not leave tho saloon.
They also previously threatened to kill
him. Peters wound Is probably fatal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
rh. Pi.xns in enc sou.h.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 4.-Tho weather is
turning warm again. Number OF cases
reported from moor yesterday until noon
to-day. 30 /; deaths. II.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 4.-Deaths, SO /;
new cases. 203 /; total cases. 1928 to-
tai deaths. 5000.
PoRr GrpsoS. Miss. Oct. i.-The 70.
yer Is spreading in the county.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. "A special dis.
patch from Crystal Springs, reports the
deaths OF General T. NJ. Griffith. U. $.
A., aud his daughter at Kinds county,
Mississippi, OF the prevailing epidemic.
The fever is spreading there.
Baron RoUdr, Oct. 3.-Deaths to-day.
Z; new cases. sc.
MEMPHIS, Oct. lowing to sickness
and deaths among tho attaches Of ths
| Bank Of Commerce that institution
| closed It's doors to-day. The Board OF
Health reports 22 deaths in the city from
yellow fever for the past twenty-four
hours ending with six o'clock to night.
| Nine additional deaths occurring outside
the corporation line arc reported by the
undertakers.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 4.-Dr.
vandeman, Register. reports to-day no
deaths from yellow fever, but sixteen
new cases, fourteen OF them being col
ored. The outlook is decidedly unfs-
v~orable-ths warm days and cool nights
arc very rapidly developing the disease.
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. I.-The following
kilograms passed to-day:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 40 the Col
lector Of Customs Of New Orleans: Re
port by telegraph the actual condition OF
the suffering ahd want from yellow
foyer. extent Of relief on hand aud It's
suficiency, nature aud extent OF relief
indispensable. Write also fully.
(signed): JONI snknSAS.
Secretary.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct. ITO. Hon.
John Sherman. Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Washington, ID. c.; There IL more
| need OF ulu tnhn ever. luz Whht'eS aio
bare, industrial enterprises closed mp
and nearly every laboring man ont OF
employment. A meeting last Monday
of nearly all the charitable associations
developed the fact that with the exccp-
ton OF the Howards' the funds are near
ly exhausted. The Towards furnish no
statement Of funds on hand. II may
not DO consistent with their rules to do
so. Provisions are most needed, aud In
my opinion the New Orlans Relief Com
mittee IL the best organized for such
distribution. They have reported the
need OF G0.000 rations in addition to
what have been issued. ] have no idea
that that will be enough. Thirty char.
liable associations, through a commit.
tee, have made m appeal to the coun-
try, which goes over the wires tonight.
] cordially endorse their representations
made therein. (Signed):
GEoRGE 4. SMITH. Collector.
MoRuAS CRY. Oct. New cases o.!
fever since September 18th, III; total
cases. 800; under treatment. 100;
deaths. 90.
TmmoDEAux. Oct. i.-Seventeen new
cases to-day aud three deaths.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
AN UnpKN,ABI.R Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you lead . mile.
cradle, unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. Il 10 entirely your own fault and there 10
only ono eScuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptietsm. which has killed
thousands. Persrnal knowledge and common
reuse reasoning will soon show you that 0reen's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com.
pialnt. or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable
effects. such "a sick headache, palpitation Of
the heart. rour stomach. habltuai c~oetivrness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous prottration. low
the Western Continsnt. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF Its wonderful cures. You can
buy q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. jei0 COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
Presents.

Presents fort the members OF our home
soldiery. to DO contendcd for at the
annual target matches Of their respective
companies. are accumulating rapidly In
the shop windows OF Virginia. Among
others OF real value In the window OF
NJ. NJ. Friedrich. OF the Nevada Jewelry
Mandatory. ore two valuable gold
watches and chains. m for the Emmets
aud one for the Nationals. presented by
Senator Jones. There are also gold
watches OF less value. presented by
Senator Schultz and W. Z. +. Deal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
Make More Mines.

The proposition Of the Sierra Nevada
people which is to DO considered In San
Francisco November 4th, and which
proposes to make 900. 900 shares Of the
capital stock OF the mine. does not meet
with much favor on the Comstock.
There are too many stocks for the mines
already. Men prefer o mines and
less stocks. The old plan OF cutting
the mine up into three others would
much better suit the people here. There
is ground enough for four good mines In
the Sierra Nevada and even five times as
many mines would DO preferred to 1--WE
times as much stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
Town Taxes.

Town Marshal McCleery informs MS
that the town taxes are coming in eI-
ceedingly slow. and desires us to call
attention to the fact that the same will
be delinquent on the 10th instant. then
he will have to turn the list over to the
Town Attorney who will bring suit
against each and every delinquent adding
ten per cent for costs etc. BE warned in
time and cash up forthwith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
rLAsuEs.
Condsnsed Teisgr~ms from all Por.
lions OF she world.

tfons OF she world.
Acting Postmaster General Tyner has
ordered that no fines be imposed upon
mail contractors. or deductions DO made
from their pay because Of failure or ir.
regularity in the service In Alabama,
Mississippi, Kentucky. Tennessee. Ar.
kansas. Louisiana and Texas, on ac'
count OF the quarantine regulations.
The population OF Florence is excited
because Lember. OF the Internationals.
has been killed in n duel by au officer Of
the B~ersaalieri regiment stationed there.
The troops are confined to the barracks.
It is hoped the agitation will subside.
At Pensacola, Fla, IN incendiary fire
Thursday night burned n block Of build
ings. Loss $50, 900; insurance $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05

Trollich. J d Overton. J II Ellsworth.
J A Quinnsn, Z White. s v Mooney. J Z
L Dergest. II s Mcdonald. A Roos. n J
P~ottsworth. George F Mills. @ l. Dinon,
V d sabin. J Tobriner. d Block, George
q Taylor. c T Hubbell. VIM Meridsth. d
s Hill. J Counihsn. A Cults, EFT Wash.
burn. W J Thomas aud family. Mrs N Nc.
Geo. Mrs @ Leshor. Mrs Ragles, d Nc.
Glavin. Mrs X Arnold. IA Kennedy and
vito. A b Thompson. jim vimont. W
II Smith and wife. Mrs @ Stephens. Mrs
Fw Williams, Miss N ,smiloy. Mrs II
Stewart. Mrs Helen. = Hawkins. II Reese
and wife. p Finnegan. L HILL Ivsnco-
vich. T II Wells, Ada L Msrrymsn. s N
Pitcher, J Anderson, @ l. Webster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
Another Man Killed.

DowSEY CrrY. Cal, Oct. 81. Pol.
LORENZO killed Nicolas Collimas at Old
Los vietos last night. There a m
old grudge. Polloreno went TO n saloon
for his brother. who was drinking. and
started home with him. when Collimas
mounted his horse and followed. riding
against Pollersno. who caught Collimas'
bride, when Collimas drew a bottle
from his pocket aud attempted to strike
Pollsreno. The latter drew n revolver
and shot Collimas three times. killing
him instantly. Pollereno surrendered
himself 10 the constable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
After the hoard.

MeIicsn ~. bid. ~ asked. Bullion II
asked. Hale 4 Noreros- 2sS bid. 2sh
asked, Gould a Curry - asked. Union
Con. IFS bid. III asked. California i3A.,
sierra Nevada 2ss bid. Yellow Jacket "a
seller, Con. Virginia i5s seller. ophir
90 Asked Exehequer : bid. Crown Point
1874 bid. Savage 22S bid, 2is askek Gale
donia 81 seller. Best 4 Belcher u bid
Alma Is Asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
O,Lrarx,a 0rent Walk.

NEW YoRx, Oct. Alt II O'Clock
o'Leary completed $40 miles aud one
lap. He was unchanged in appearance.
Hughes was nearly exhausted. When
he gave up for the night he had com
plsted 500 miles and ono lap. Hughes
only walked 22 miles aud rested about
eight hours yesterday.
In the walking match to-day at 1880
p. N. 0'Lsary had made SIG miles, aud
Hughes 800. Hughes walks with the
greatest difficulty and seemingly intense
pain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05
osE OF rnE pRIourR.r CHARMS

OF . fair face is . nne set Of sosth. The ladies
being fully alive to this fact. pstronire sozO.
DON'T In preference to any other dcntifrice.
since they know by experience that II preserves
like no other the pristine Wilderness and clean.
lines. OF the teeth. and MAKES . naturally sweet
", Ath additionally fragrant. II IL one Of the
privileges Of the bsdux ser 10 look lovely, aud
that portion OF Il which uses SOZ0DONT has
learned that the article contributes In no small
degree 10 the end In view. All druggists sell
10. sell I'm