davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

Ai..ssar. 80 j 80 dstas lhess asAr.
s'ftsss M c&sEsli teeAns iafssnnta
piA iAr bssasi'sl reastry which scr.
13s Lake Patk village. Abd 81 eooe
steps g seesfs several hossasa
iHruth sat
al ea6a3 desiring 70 engAre some.
as eat s,ey . rAis,ag an3 islro.
o0ls3 stock INTO tbis oouaify.
aaEettA e.ai q secure those SECTIONS
fasbF iatet. or ibose ihfoagh
ahlth ron iislsg streams oi wsisr.
we bal iht pleasare 81 accompany
he Mt CaaGe.5 10 bis carriage ever
us pnbcIga portion q his plantation,
aal were sety uaeh Interested ID look
81 Me different kinds 81 tlo0ded
stock ~ Il which have been iaIo.
aaes3 8on.g DO past tao years 10
obe Geld &c faubd about 50 head q
Thoroughbred short bern cattle IN a0-
ataer were about 80 bead q fall blood.
Nfma bufse- There were ses.
el tsr 6el8s containing cattle,
a sheep hogs, etc. al u which
AL lafc blotd Az ID, barn We
bs8 lie pleasure Of seeing several
t6 agbUted Berkshire bugs, which
aB bounce The scales al the way
q ID $40 a. 800 pounds
Nd taa6 ~ u 81 the opinion that
og Armcf .haalj ia thns country, at.
temp 81 farm i siihoat keeping stock.
- te expresses Il. farmer is 10, a
lamgr unless d0ef He thinks the
6me not f,t ll.laat. wbcu farmers will
raa Pc tits aHd stock raising will be-
oa8,s universal among our bu-baudmen.
Ar & bias 50 bead u choice horses,
and about $50 head Of cattle besides
great number d small stock. such as
hogs. sheep, chickens. etc. He Also
has 1000 acres Of wheat and 100 acres
efoats growing this year. | zoe acres
If which l. in one 6eid, Mr. Smith.
who is manager Of the farm, is man
q ability a0d ENJOYS the implicit con
Glruce u iis employer.
Our visit to Lake Park, although
brief, was very pleasant, and we shall
not soon forget the hospitable people
whose good fortune it ID to be residents
lot a village possessing 50 many attrac-
tons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
A&nE pAua

Tke ae description o. farm
owrel IN 90 Arliagtou boy is taken
from ibe Pass Dakota Iim@ L p
silaatA g. kc PARK Minc 81 tho
Rs RISER
Lake Pax Para complies a.aao
Aerer asa 4 oAaeI ~ Thgma. II Can
aclt BuHlagia Ngmeat wao was
ose q sec earliest protectors q the
Northern pagae Rallraaa. aai was i5r
taaag years cue % Gee mosl efficient,
directors
Mauy yeArs before the sbnA whistle
Il lbe locomotive was heard Is this re-
Eiaa Mr. cAa6eld. 10 company With q
large psiiy g explorers. Travelled 70
aBd e. heguesa tie Mississippi sra tbe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
Misunderstanding NOTICE-

BEHhF y MGENs Estate.
Tue undersigned. having been appointed
The Hon Probate Court f0f tue Dlstfiet Of Mas,
elsstsf Commissioners, o feeelys. srGmlas And
6ajast sil claims and demands u eli persons
against lile eFtate q
Henry 3 Weed. lsts n Mspchestef.
ia sala Dietfact, decreased, sad I'll claims -
hl5ltsa in effect thereto. hereby give notice that
~ pl meet ~ De purposes Aforesaid, ~ TIE
dst!liag heuse a iierace BaiaHln, IN HaFpam-
giis in "a ntasAsstaF. - tbs iglh d. ~ be
esmbaf tsat ff3m % o'eaues . ~ . ueHs f9ar
oe.eaE 3 Is - sad day, aad thHs sit faoBiAs
fran ths iash day u FsGe 4. b.. 1913 il he iitss
anite8 b ssid G0an fgf s4id creditors 70 pre-
ssui lAelf claims o. a. foF elimination sed 81
iQWahee
A. ~, isi8
hlChAED " uKAN 80.
s8a EDWARD 4 1AMEsuk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

UBEIS CLAHK's EstAta
be undersigned. having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for the District u Man
ehester Cnmmissl0ners "a receive. examine ard
adjust all claims and demands ~ all personf
against the estate Of
Ofrn Clark, late Of Arlington
10 sAld district, deceased, and all claims "a hib-
tied Ia Offset thereto. hereby give notice that xt
will meet for The purposs siarsgaid ft The
lAte residence Of sAid decreased. Ia Az ingt8n, on
the 9Th 8Es n Sept' mbsr sui 20gh DAY 81 pssrtB-
Der from oclseb Hhui 0cl0ek y 10 On
each u said dAys, and that az m0uths from the
the 2lst day Of June, A. 1913 is tbs time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims 70 az iof examination AID al
lowAbca.
Dated At Arlington this llst day ~ Juss
A. . 1873.
CHAs. II. YOUS q. -.
GsN HENEY FAEAHtN ApM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
j. DEANS, KsrA1E.

state ~ vermont, hanehsstefi District r.
IL PrUbsts Court held It Manchester sithiu
And for said Distriet 90 tbs attn day Il JuAe
A.. D. 1878,
Ia Instrument, purpgrilHg v be ths isst Wfli
ard Testament 81 Nine ryk J. Dean, lAss " Ma
chester. ia sEld district deceased, being pre-
sehtsd b. a Moaison, the kzecnt0f therein
rgmsd, f9F probate, il u ordered " sad Coaft
that Al p-rsons concerned therein BE- uat!ael T.
appear - fsstqn lbsreof, e be hsid 81 tie
Pfobsts Oftss 10 HGbehesteF 10 raid district %
the i7tA day ~ Jaly D. 1879, 81 10 o'ei9ef. Ia
The f0feEosH. aud sboH eKase. II GuY ibsY have,
Against the probate u said VIII ~ whieh par
pgss Il l. farther ordered that fbls order be
published thfss wssks sneeeasivsly Is The Asa.
chester JouKAAL = nswspapas pflniea 81 Asa.
chester ~ thts state previous y sd iifle -
hssraae.
81 the Court.
ess A5rfsT. RAssf HOWARD. gadge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
] 81. GRlFFlTh o.,
BRADFORD HOGER1 ''"'
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

AMOS LAwHENcK's KstAte.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
Hon. prob.ta Court for the District Of Manchos.
ter Commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud ad.
just al eisima aud demands 81 al persons
against the estate Of
Amos Lawrence. late II Manchester,
IN tAid District deceased, aud all claims eIhib-
tied 10 effect thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the puTposes Aforesaid, Al the
dwelling bouss Of Horace W. LawTence, 10 Man
chester. on the 5th day IL July aud 9TH day 81
December neIt from Que o'clock, D. IA until
four o'clock ,. m, on each Of said days aud that
siI months from the 7th day OF Iane A. ~ 1873
is the Tine limited by ssid Court Ter said cred
itora TO present their claims 10 Us for examin4-
ton aud allowance.
Dated AZ Manchester. this 7lh day Of June, a.
~ 1879.
JOHN BATHS, 49,
4-3w WILLIAM r. TAYLOR. W" =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

/ n y THOMAS EsrArE.
state u Vermont Manchester District -
IN Probate C5Hr held at Manchester within
aud i0r ssiA District, o. tho 10Th day ~
Jane A 1873.
ireseni Hon h4anty Howard Judge
~ IBstt ufnoRt pufp0rting 10 be- the last VIII
kuA Testament oil n Is. Thomas late otArng
Ton IA said district deceased, belng presented ~
Il 7 hufd the EtttutDf theTeia named for
Probate. 81 is ordered by satd Court, thst sli
persons concerned therein bs notified 10 sDp4aF
Il = ssssi0u tEefoqf, 70 be held A. tho Probate
once a. FACTORY Point ~ Manchester. ia said
dlsiftei, oH the tIth day " July AID ri. -
10 Cciack ri hs 0runn0u. und sb9w eansA " sny
thty tare agA.ust the probate - said viii fof
whIeh puipasr it u further ordered, that this
order b. pabllsheg three weeks excessively Ia .
tie Manchester dGUHaAL, newspaper printed
a. MaBthsster 10 It's state, previous To ssia.
tine y hearing
49, the DuNrf
81 ATTEST. RAskEY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

~ its
n Las lhe psn
art ystffs asu gst s
,fnnatfu Fst taIfa
n So a ihta
te Fr m Naa
hal tea f 0ta q fifa "a
ua ta syru aas
taeg t 4e T h4fe
ia8is cay la res3 fat ptrsas aa1
psfsm asve a1egiks F'iy
baeL ,eytl.ag aaa base era .tg5
effsi sea Is zee search lat tas resalt
49, ista aeo P'eie fs.'au IlHifae
b. aiaai
q aae
na
mtt gs las aeas
iG o lat hase
la ibe h fflt
rnt aF.es uaay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
COMMISSIONER,S NOTICE.

~ LYMAN II. GIPFonD's Estate.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester, COMMISSIONER, 10 receive, examine aud
adjust sl CLAIMS and demands o ull porsons
against the cstate -
Lyman II clifford. late uf raet
Ia said District, deceased. aud AL claims eIhib-
tied Va OBJECT thereto. heiebg give ticr that We
will meet Tor She purposes 40 esAd At the late
reiideuce OF The deceased ~ lAri.et, on tho 9Th
day " July snd OIL ia, Of ccsPber next from
one O'Clock o. nt. until TOM ec.cct D 10, on
the 9Th dAy 81 June, u " o. il the time lin
tied ~ said our fuf said creditors 30 prt sent
their claim, to- us Tor e1aninata sud allowance.
Dated at Dorset. this b dry q June, D..
1879
J 81. GRlFFlTh c.n,,..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

tHt q aa aiIaufao1 aad
n 1 saII iafm ~
eehw ua tbe regular scaiee
g ases ti'leav disiie8.
see as aEfmg 5Hns except sGao aa0
t pa 5aaee ti#
viihaet4ag asI Legislation wb'gH
ea. Is. aa5 mtlha It.esI
l.gtsitsaa uarhsl tatHs manhai.s
bi8 uhra vas vetoed Tho President
subsequently, eUg d message 20 con-
gfcss se,uns arh tAe Importance q
making ,ha appropriations i7r marshals
bui M Dcmueta voted solijiy against
aus sppr pHal01 ~ that purpose aN
ccpi & contained the Objectionable leg
isl4Uar ussgaeatly the injury g tie
publie seaicetgeultiug lhewlUm must
real up9a them Thus the long extra
session has uni resulted 10 the Demo-
cfais carrying a single point which the
Republicans would mol haye yielded at
tie oaisti, tu, has resulted 10 large
expense aid much bad feeling We
hapc III country wll moss have a rest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
Rubber Paint.

Five wears ~ egQasienes has ptQ0e8 3 ths
Feafh.s - Msnfhetisr sna sslususeK tgvns thst
ihs Kaeiiof IAAai = % tesi pant aaies ens
rklsaa - nsstsf $50 e usre YaFss e. ysstss wi
sea ssfv suah laagsf iAka aHg utstf Sod tns
presents s8crs hsaa8.fal spFaartHee. Sod 81
itt rkAaa. aaa EtAaa af
ch. pCSHAM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

expense aid much bad feeling We
hopc ~ country wil naw base rest
huW ruIrrs GA FARr puoprsrs
The prices d farm products, cs.
peciAlly butta aud eboesc, rule very
low anj psopI often wonder at il and
ask lhe 900 iIaps. what causes lhe De.
precision ADD sill il continue
1bo principal cause is found ia Wcst-
en- competition a lcw years ago
Western butter was drug 10 the
market and could be sold only at Az
inferior price Now Western butter is
ig.ly up q due standard aud Western
CREAMERY bother stands at tho head Of
the lisl
Our Weston acihfen are smart aud
enterprs.as Iows They formerly
raiso1 whaat, but after repeated crops
even their lauds would not grow a
good crop q that article and the wheat
producing region moved further on AID
the farmers q Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa and other states
found they must turn their attention to
something else 10 order 10 keep their
farms Up they foua1 that stock raising
and 4 dairy were the only alternatives
IN order 10 make the latter pay they
must make better article aud they
have done 4 Vermont with Ter Sue
paslurage aud pure water ought 70
make q better article than lllinoisc but
asafule butter is 90 beserll il is
as good a ouF very best dairics
do make belie butter and get a better
price bat they are few at the present
time. Ii answer rs he question
whether tie Present Ipw prices will
continue, we may safely answer that
they wll uulsss Wc can produce 4 bet
trf ticie WhNc we have bcen A..
taostAt .laudsHl in the arl VI butter
i0skias aas mro raterpi>rg Western
nciEhtor- have tceu going abca1 We
have romg advantages over The western
states bat i won't % 70 re 10 sleep.
We car mskeihe beet butter aud cheese
IL mo uaad tat Ia order to 80 ii we
musI hatr the best breed q cattle, use
the most approved methods aud take
the utmost pains 10 rs manufacture.
We sac stay az the top II the list, will
we do ~ Dairy products hardly pay
al The present prices aud farmers must
either improve The product ia amount
and quality o. else give j up aud TN
something else They might e lim.
itei e1tenl tud the breeding Tor sale q
fne bloodcd stock profitable Tho ex.
porimcats Il stock raisers 10 different
peruubs 81 tbc state show that we can
raise "A 6ue hersce, ahd cattle. and
sheep AZ there aro 70 ihe world Our
climate and asses are well adapted
- fa's8E Hae animals which Sud a
ready mafsei F other states Addison
caeaty sheep Afe fayoably kaswn 10
escly state 3 he uuign ana our best
b9rees sai cs'tie are sought after by
stock f4tce i4 other states a good
prices Cars a8d Affection might DC
yeiope lhls br4uch d osiuess % an
unlimited eGtCbl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03
Photographs,

Ferreotypes copied aud Enlarged pictures or
ans thing IN my lne will be made al tht present
reduced prices few weeks longer. Call nos
aud save the extra price you viii have 10 pay
next summer I have on hand for sale cheap
a large lot ai Sftre0seopeH, bterfoscopic NieSH,
Picture frames &c. Alec glasses for the mes
convex glaze picture and come siik velvet nickel
rim frames made exprtssiy 80 PIT these pictuTss
m Cali aud see them At iny old stand near my
r, ridehce North Main Street, Manchester VI.
II. \ ALLEN.
FEB n, 1879.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

ANfANTEu
w lgmhsg iarh bosfas tskan Is -
change la5 fasA hga meal X, COLVIN
Manchester ncppt Va April z3f, is7a 8f
NOrlGE lhs IL te gise aoties thAl I ha,v
y gttsa ny seH ffanols Eddie Caninm. he
tins AettHg lhe remainder a hts miaaFily aud
ihst ttau claim some q bic earnings and psy
n1 aabts % bic CONTRACTING afior ths date.
FRANCIS C0uLoM
Manchester. VI June itth, lisa i8s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

REPORT Of the Condition OF the
~ Batienklll National lAak % Manchester. At
MAnchester to tbe state u Vermont, 81 the close
Of business daBe iifh. 1853
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

Iothf flfffbJt -
sraqE o. FEEMosr C0aaty y H-aniagtou
I. william n Back. c&shier a the batsspkill
Sstl8n4l Bant ~ Manchester, DO ~ulefnniY sstss
that the alsgze statemeHt 10 tfas, " tue bssi "
nv kao~lsdg. aud bsIssf
~ Black. Cashier
gabseribtG aud swuFn 10 before nls, this Slth
day n 5uue, ls7s.
A BLACK
kotsry Public.
Cpfset-Attsst.
A. /. GRAY.
T. J. nAELET Dire et0Ts
b b BuET0A
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

was washed ont yesterday, and to the
surprise of everybody, it contained in
free gold nearly twenty-fivesi;
Lyon County Times: A grasshopper
over four inches in length Was brought
to the Times office yesterday. He was
entirely green in color, with the ex-
ception of the wings. which were spotted
with white. He looked more like bird
than an insect and was sleek and fat.
Virginia Chronicle: At an election for
State officers OF the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians the following persons were
ell cited: For State Delegate. N. A.
Faeney of Virginia; for State Secretary.
Thomas E. Harvey OF Austin; for State
Treasurer, Daniel McFadden of Gold
Hill.
Tnscarora Times Review: Two Sisters
OF Charity from South Bend, Indiana.
have been in town for several days past.
soliciting aid for the rebuilding of a
Catholic University there. which was
recently DESTROYED by FIRE. They pro.
pose to visit most of the towns in the
State for the same purpose.
Ward Reflex: From G.. II. A. Bibbins,
who came in from Osceola few days
ago We learn that three nuggets were
taken out of Heckatborn's claim few
days before he left valued at $50, $56
and 500 Mr.. Bibbins thinks Osceola
would now be in an advanced stage o,
development had the first offer made by
Spencer been accepted.
Elko Post: There is no such rush
toward Yankee Fork jus. now as there
was month or two ago. In fact gravita.
ton seems to have shifted and the boys
are turning their faces and their toes
homeward. There Is only one man max
ing fortune in the whole region, and
he has not realized 1t yet. We refer TO
Marx Musgrove, who has started paper
there. H. is ready to retire as soon as
he can sell.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

From a gentleman who returned from
Bodie day or two since on his way to
San Francisco Reno Gazette reporter
learns that matters are looking rather
fshy in the Bodie mine. He says the
north winze has been stopped by water
and the ore taken out and sacked for
space over twenty feet wide. There ,s
very little water in the wipze, and yet
the work OF rigging pumps, pipes, etc.,
has been going on for q couple OF weeks.
he says the ore body is very small and
cannot be expected to run for down so
rich.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26
Notice TO the Public.

OwINa TO THE DROUGHT AND FAILURE
~ u springs throughout the Ststs all cousum.
ers Of Fl1sl Springs wster are hereby notified,
that while the supply 10 Ut the present tune
suhcient for oil legitimate use and for "Fire
Department" purposes, YEr n 10 no n nr. and
al uso OF nose for lhR1o AT7No, STREET SPHINX.
LHo. or washing ont Of buildings. II Tol rnx
PaEsHNT STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Any person
having pipe-oonnections violating the above
rule VIII nave their wstsf supply shut OF and
be supplied OMIT BIT CART.
VIM. II. LUBBOCK.
jSIs-tt Prsse Floral eprises wstsr 90
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

PERIsHED IN THE DESERT. We last
week learned OF the death OF two men
on the desert, between Panamint and
San Bernardino. They were James
Coleman, 80 years OF age. native of
Ireland. and James Hearp. a native OF
New Jersey, aged az years, both miners.
II appear they started from Panamint
to 60 to Arizona and, on the old Company
Road, between Postoffice and Lone Viii.
low Springs (tbese places being IS miles
apart without water between), both he.
came crazed. Word reached Psnamint.
and on the second day Jack Maggie started
out to rescue them. He found both
alive. bat was compelled TO go to Lone
Willows to get water. AID, upon his re-.
turn. found the two unfortunates dead,
One WAS yet upon the road. The other
having wandered some eight miles to one
side.-[ Inyo Independent. July 10Th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Four hundred thousand persons, &C..
oording to tho Railroad World, are EN-
ployed on the railroads in this country
and five times that many depend upon
the roads for support. 1t ia also esti-
mated that between $500. 600. 900 and
$400. 600. 600 are annually paid to en-.
ployes and 70 persons who furnish the
companies with supplies Of various
kinds.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

The President Of the Sanitary Com
mission at st. Louis, who has been ac.
tive In sffosding relief to negro refugees
fsom the South, says. inatead Of falling
Of. the exodus continues strong a. ever.
AAa there are no prospects Of II stopping.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

We observe that the name OF Hon.
r. M. Daggett has lately been taken from
the front page of the Territorial Enter.
prise and that OF the Enterprise Pob.
fishing Company" substituted in 1t place.
Now, tho question is. who is the owner,
OF the Territorial Enterprise. r. M. Dag
get or the Enterprise Publishing Cum
panyP
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

One of the aost successful base ball
players in Milwaukee Is black dog. who
plays right field. We thought the game
was going to the dogs" This black
dog may be an expert in catching a ball,
but when the umpire decides aeains. his
side, he can't sit on a fence and swear
with fusncy OF q Bristolian, and
threaten to mash the head of any fellow
who says the decision is just. The hu.
man base ball player will always have
this advantage over the four-leRged brute.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

1t is now thought that the late explos.
ion in Bodie was caused by the two men
Who went into the magazine fooling to.
gether. It is thought one of the men,
while sbylsrkipg, dropped a giant
powder cap, which exploded, setting off
the powder.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

The Secretary OF War, having been re.
quested. will forward to Memphis l 500
tents and rations for 10000 people for
twenty days, to be used in aid OF the suf-
ferers from yellow fever.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

The railroad suspension bridge over
Niagara Falls is to have its woodwork
replaced with steel. except the flooring
and ties. lesstning its weight about 200
tons and adding greatly to its beauty.
The work is to cost $50 900 and is to be
finished by the first OF November.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Major General Wool's monument, now
being made. Is said to be the largest
stone shaft of the kind which the world
has seen for 5000 years. Cleopatra
Needle is only nine feet longer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Mr.. Worth of New Harrison, wiscon.
sin. was a remarkably handsome young
man. He was engaged to marry q Miss
Dakin, q wealthy girl. She point. d
what she thought was an empty pistol at
him. and shot him in the face, disfieur-
log him terribly. She now refuses to
keep the engagement, saying that such
an ugly husband would make her con-
statly nervous.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

The health officer of Cincinnati has
published an order declaring the estab.
lishment OF quarantine against the in.
fected portions OF the South.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Ola grand total of "a. S42 men in thu
British army, 62 s60 h-long to tn.
Church of England. 20,872 are Roman
Catholics, 1925 Presbyter,ans, and 3 1856
ars Professionals OF Other denominations.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Abraham Lincoln's old law preceptor,
John I. Stuart. still lives and practices
IN Springfield, Illinois. He was in Con.
eress three times, and once beat Stephen
A, Douglas 10 Congressional campaign.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

well. little girl, did you have q nice
time playing yesterday" "Oh. yes. sir;
played l was fashionable lady. and l
Pat on mamma's hair and atomachs."
Mamma faints,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

A New Haven chiId's father eloped
with another mans wife, and its mother
eloped with another womans husband
The little one goes to the poor-house.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Since the opening OF the mines 10 Utal
the total product of bullion by that Ter
Etory ia $44 900. 900
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Coffee will now grow in Florida. and
numb.r OF planters are about to go in
the business.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

The internal revenue collections Of the
Government for tho past fiscal year were
$1l3, 1895 900. This is So 900, 900 in e1.
Cess OF the previous year.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26
FOR CAST

This is the true spirit and will increase the prosperity Of
the people, for no goods be sold on time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Anticpa
ing tae wants and desires of the people in this regard we
will sell strictly for cash from now on at pricas bt III
surprise the most credulous We are now OPENING an
immense stock of p-'s oil
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

1t appears that Mark Twain has not
had the mumps in Paris, after all. WhM
the foreigners took for tho humps was
only Marks natural cheek.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

A European diplomat recently intro
duced his mistress into the first circles
OF Washington society as a "lady
friend" and the propriety people are
sadly scandalizsd. A correspondent says
that this worthy foreigner was about
to visit the Pacific Slope, and as Aris-
tarchi Bey. Envoy Extraordinary of His
Imperial Highness, the Sultan of Turkey,
has just arrived on this Coast, it is high.
ly probable that he knows something
about this little matter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

90 to Poujade's for Pure, Fresh
Candy.