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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Grand Stock Revival in New York.

Grand Stock Revival In New York.
CHICAGO, November pa Tribune
New York special says: A broker says
the heavy rise in stocks results from the
efforts Of nearly every heavy operator,
Gould buying because be recognizes the
fact that he will be able to get higher
prices this week. he did not originally,
however. anticipate any such rise as the
present. Bsing q bear. he will shortly
squeeze the market by calling in his
large outstanding loans. He. however,
il a strong bull on the prosperity Of the
country. Few people appreciate the
work going on in the Southwest. He
will very soon have . round hundred
millions OF bonds on the roads be is sx-
tending and going to build 10 that region.
He will secure connections With Atlantic
roads. It 10 thought that has generally
been attended 10 already. and when
those who want six per cent. for their
money have faith enough In the pros
psrity OF the country and Gould to trust
Il to him, he will 60 on and surprise the
world by the extent Of his schemes.
This IL where his time and money and
energy are directed. and he is dssirous
Of seeing low prices for stocks. that
msney may be left free to how into the
channels he has dug for IL. / think TO.
morrow will show how real this ''sull"
movement 10. II 1t really 10 nothing
more than . manipulation movement.
there will be Q rush OF the more timid
bulls to unload. II there 10 o sufficient
number OF outside orders. then We shall
sustain the rates, Otherwise there will be
o decline.
Vanderbilt said yesterday Of the re-
ported alliance opposed to Gould Of the
New York Central system and the Atch.
ison road: "Thsre's not q single word
of truth In Il, not o word"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Ansr.oop ssrses Repor..

San FRAScIsco, November ass ?. ~
Alta. 81, 5s, 81, 81; Mexican, CT. ca;
Union Con-, los; Bodis, 100. 4 IS. s;
Sierra Nevada, Ia; Con. Virginia. Az.
Justice, l IS; Gould / Curry. 3 20. 3 IS;
Yellow jacket, 8; Savage. IN. l 70; Hale
4 Norsross. 81. 3 20, 3 IS; ophir. 5s,
81; Lady Washington, 2sc; Bullion. o5.
l; Crown Point, / Us; Potosi. ! 60. l So.
California. / IS. ~: Navajo. l 800. l 10.
o5; Crown Point. I; New York. 2sc;
Chollar. l 60; Bullion. l IS b5; Utah. 81;
Northern Belle. 81; Belehsr, CSC; Over
man, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
How % started.

The question Of how the smallpox
got under way on the Csmstock is still
an open one. The latest solution 10 OF.
fered as follows: Some time ago all the
blankets and bedding were stolen from
the pesthouss. 1t 10 said that the THE!
was a whit. man and that he sold the
stolen articles in Chinatown. Some oil
the blankets were bought at one OF the
opium dens. and it 10 surmissd that
thence started the disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
UscIs Adkison's Lost Ticker Recov'
sred-A Brace of Chevaliers d'In'
dusSPis Gagged.
r.r,Lo L,od,r. Nor,mb,r 20.

Eureka Leader, Norsmbsr 20.
Yesterday morning Eureka's active and
energetic Constable. Fred. German. 70.
ceived Q dispatch from the Justice oil the
Peacs at Cherry Creek directing him to
arrest two passengers on the Cherry
Creek stage duo here last night, named
James Cunningham and - Sherwood.
ON q charge Of assault with intent to do
great bodily injury. Shortly alter he
received q private dispatch from q resi-
dent OF Eureka now at Cherry Creek. in.
forming him that the charge Of assault
was merely . blind. and that the men
were suspected Of having stolen q gold
watch from him. and wishing them to
be thoroughly searched when arrested.
Fred. was on hand when the stage came
in, nabbed his two birds and took them
Immediately to the county lookup. On
being searched, Fred. found on Cunning.
ham q gold watch bearing this inscrip-
ton: presented to d. o. Atkinson, by
the Odd Fellows Of Virginia, New. April
90, 1876" The makers mark on the
watch il as follows: "Howard i Co.,
Boston; No. 8 .637." Cunningham also
pauned out an u~gly.lookipg knife, q pis.
tol and $40 in coin. Sherwood was less
opulsnt-enly q silver watch and chain.
q pistol and . bunch OF keys being found
on him. A telegram from German to
virRinia's Nasty brought the response
to hold the men for Q warrant that was
ON the way for the larceny OF the watch.
Cunningham came to Eureka from Vir.
ginia q short time before the fire, and
has been here ever since. He was al
ways we'll dressed. appeared to have
plenty Of money, did not gamble or
work, aud the mystery Of how he man
aged to live and dress 80 well and keep
in funds has been often discussed among
the sports and men about town. POSI-
bly, the results OF this arrest may explain
the mystery. Our reporter could ascer-
tain nothing a. to Shsrwood's artecs-
dents. Both OF the men are young and
rather preposssssing In appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Justice.

j. P. Cavalier. President Of the JUS
tice mine, 10 on the Comstock. He and
Colonel Curtis. Superintendent, are ar
ranging for the resumption OF prospect
ing in the mine. There Is strong proba-
biiity Of finding on the level correspond
ing to the 1850 OF the Alta the oontinu.
alton Of the ere vein developed in the
latter mine by the diamond drill. Dc.
velopmsnts will be made through the
Alta shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY

or Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained 20 wide .
reputation. a. ArsR's CHERRY PrcronAL.
which 10 recognized as the worlds remedy for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Its long.
continued series Of wonderful cure. In all eli.
mates has made IL universally known % q safe
and reliable agent 70 employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the iorerunners OF moro seri.
Gus disorders. II acts speedily and surely. 81.
ways relieving suffering. and often saving life.
The protection 10 Affords By Its timely use In
the throat and lung disorders or children. makes
It an invaluable remedy TO be kept always on
hand In every home. No psrton can sford TO
be without Il, and those who have once used II
never will. From their knowledge Of its com
position and effects. Physicians ure the CHERRY
Clergymen recommend II. IL 10 absolutely Ger.
tain In its remedial effects. and will alwaJs cure
where cures are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Cast LIN by the Sea.

BosroN, November pa Halifax
special says: A bottle has been picked
up on the beach on the southern side Of
Crowley's island. at the entrance to
Chebogus harbor. containing q small
piece Of paper. on which the following
is written !: May, lsSO.-North latitude
~ deg. A min, west longitude 40 deg.
AZ nin. Bark Jane Glasgow, In q fog,
sprung q leak three days ago; sinking
fast; all the crew work day and night OF
tho pumps. Yesterday all but one boat
gone. Crew OF eleven men taking to
only boat left. God have mercy on rs.
(Signsd.) Henry Lynch, Master.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
c. asd o. Railroad.

The Carson Times Of last evening"
says: "a large force Of extra men are
new employed at the Mound House
grading. putting in side tracks. etc. On
some OF the side tracks the narrow
gauge line Of the Carson and Colorado
railroad is laid between the rails OF the
Virginia and Truckee. No additions to
the present force OF trsck.layers on the
Carson and Colorado will be made until
the rails and trimmings now unloading
at San Francisco. sI.ship Western Belle,
begin to arrive"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

There has been considerable drip and
drizzls today. Sometimes q fake Of
snow would sail In. but its srdor was
o o dampened. The moisture caused
the sagebrush to be iedolent Of perfume
sweet as the honey Of Hymettus OF
aroma from Araby the blsst.
A letter from Grautsvills states that
Phillip Reilly. q member Of the Virgins
Miners Union. and formerly q resident
Of Virginia, dropped dead last week al
the old Kuicksrbocksr mill, three miles
from lone. He was buried BY the Grants
VILE Miners Union.
Those who wish to guard their homes
against smallpox should use disinfset-
ants. Carbslic acid. properly diluted.
may be used in halls snd rooms, while
watsr-closets and privy vaults should be
we'll dossd with chloride Of lime.
The individual scores in Sunaay's
match for $500 were as follows Wash.
inRton Guard-E. Burke. "a; h. Car.
dew, S. s. Curnsw. IS. Sarsfsld
Guard-L. A. Channell. IS; p. Fields.
80; Lieut.. O'Briep. 81.
The saluta,ion "How's your scab?'
is again prevalent and sore arms abound
The doctors are also doing . lively bust
ness making scabs and preserving people
from the smallpox.
There are not less than eighty tons oil
chickens and turkeys and geese and
ducks and quails and sags-h.ns ON the
Comstock for Thursdays feasting. Who
says Nevada has nothing to be thankful
over2
]. ". Msddrill. the State Printer, wal
in Gold Hill yesterday.
The District Court will be In session
again tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Bled 60 Death.

A slab. carslsssly thrown against q
revolving Jaw. caused 1t to break. One
Of the pieces. with six teeth attached.
struck A. L. MeCrimmon in the thigh.
ssveripg the femOral artery. and as
those about him did not understand
COMPRISING the artery aud stopping tho
fow Of blood. the man bled to death.
Deceased wa . native Of Minnesota.
aged eighteen. His parents reside 10
Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
A New Sign.

The San Francisco Stock Report thinks
it q COED sign that ere will soon be do.
developed on the Comstock. because
men are preparing to 60 to Arizona.
That paper adds /: "Comstocksrs always
do stay by tho camp during . dull sea-
son; get disguised in the darkest hour
Just before dawn. pack up their traps
and leave just a. there Is Q faint streak
OF light in the eastern horizon. 30 to
speak; stay away during the succeeding
season Of sunlight and %bonsnzas; and
then come troopipg back again just as
the ore output 10 diminishing and the
sun Of prosperity is vsrgins toward the
west once more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

A RELIGIOUS yIcrrM.-A youth named
L. G. Patterson has been committed to
the Insane Asylum. The particular
phase Of the mslady which has attacked
him il that he imsgines himself to be
such Q sinner that he 10 past all rsdemp.
ton, and that his soul 10 forfeited to the
Evil One, Q million OF whose imps pom
SANITY pursue him. he says he attend.
cd Moody and Sankey's meetings. Pat.
tsrson 10 . native o! Missouri. and but
nineteen years Of sgs.-S. +. Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Lively

Chris. wsidsmann runs . lively coun.
ter in the Fashion saloon across the
street from the News Office. Men con-
srsga,s around the end OF 1t at all times,
and have more fun there than eve in
the cosy club.rooms back. II any one
wants to know what Is up around that
special end OF that special counter. lei
him just 60 and see. Ten to n he
fuds IL a hot aud lively place. The
Fashion 10 popular. and so 10 Chris, and
both deserve TO b. In another column
will be found . standing invitation to
call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Alta

The drill running south and east from
crosscut No. 2. 2050 level Of Alta. had
this morning penstrated . distance OF
224 feet and for the distance Of say
feet had cot the ledge or ore vein.
Drillings appear to be OF the same quail
ity a. those from crosscut No. 2. but
have been sent below TO b asssysd. The
drill viii probably b sosn stopped. q II
IL even now believed 70 have reached the
esst wall Of the vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Getting After John KELLY.

NEW YoRK. November 23.-Ths Her.
aid prints an address, signed by the Oh.
osrs OF several Democratic Clubs here
and the Richmond Company, Staten
Island, and by several merchants and
bankers, declaring that they will never
sgsin-by money. moral influence or
vstss-support the nominee OF any State
or National Convention In which John
Kelly Is permitted ''to exercise his for.
ner psrnicious dictatorship" The doc
ument 10 addressed to Faulkner, Chair.
man OF the Democratic State Central
Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

Captain Bates and his wife. formerly
the giants OF Bsrnum's show. recently
made the overland journey from San
Francisco. They are each nearly eight
feet long, and tbs sleeping car bsrths
are only six. In order to secure q com.
Portable bed. they took the opposite sec.
tons. connected the upper berths with
an adjustable piece. and laid themselves
crosaSiss OF the car, the other psssen.
gers kindly co~nssutipR to the partial OBJ
struction Of the passage at night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
smallpox.

Three more children In Mr.. Currain's
family. living at the conner OF N and
Washington streets. Virginia, are down
with the smallpox. Ons OF the children
has . light attack. but the other two, IN
whom the vaccination did not take, are
very sick indeed. Mr.. Burns, brother.
in.iaw OF ex-Sherif Kelly. who resides
at the corner OF BONANZA avenue and
Stewart street. also has the disease In .
severe form. BE Is completely isolated,
however. and 10 being taken care Of BY
his wife, who has had the disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
John Mackay, Daggelt. John Nc
Cullough and the. Passion Play.

New York, November 20. - Int
World says: John W. Mackay and r.
N. Dsssstt OF Virginia City and Henry
Rosepsr Of San Francisco arrived s'
noon yesterday at the Grand Central
depot In the special car OF the Supsrin'
tsndent OF the Union Pacific railroad,
and went TO the Gilsey House. where
they were met by John Mccullough. the
actor, with whom Maoksy spent the day
Mackay will sail for Europe on Wsdnes.
day, to join his wife. who has been liv'
Ing In Paris for three years.
The ministers have carried the CUES
ito. Of the Passion Play into their pull.
pits. Rev. Hslford' preached upon the
subject yesterday In the Wssbineton
Square Methodist Church. and Rev.
Crafts In Brooklyn. and Tslmags an.
nounoed that he should take 1t up next
Sunday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
DECEMBER %, 8

and Including
DECEMBER %, 1890.
For the furnishing Of such Stationery - may
b required for the use OF D ate Oncers, etc I,
OF the state OF nevada. for the two , ears com.
1888. ss near ., may be- In the following GUAM.
titles, mors or less:
Dreams 10 10 Letter Paper.
~ rams - b Letter Paper.
10 reams 8 10 Mole Paper,
~ resms6 ID Note Paper.
10 reams u 10 Legal Cap Paper.
IS reams IL 10 Legal Gap Paper,
6reams 10 ID L-gal Csp Paper,
6reams Epgrossipg Paper.
2reams Enrolling Paper.
6rssm. ssIt0 Msuilii Wrapping Ispsr.
Sou Xxx VIII q Envelopes.
2yOO xxx 8 White Envelopes,
2DUO Xxx White Envelopes,
loo Xxx 10 White Envelopes.
sdoz. Csrter's Ink. quarts.
dog CArter's Ink. quarts. copying.
edoz Csrmine, I or, Glass Shoppers tCsrtsr's
Crimson Fluid.
IS Uoxes Dillott's 303 Pens,
80 boxss 6illott's t0t Pens,
IS boxes spepcerisn Mol Pens.
l3boIes Pacific X X. Pens.
IS boIes ksterbroot's Hpgrossing Pens.
20 boz-s Gillott'r 3s1 Record Pens,
dos. quarts David's Mucil,se.
QOZ. mOfRnn : btAuus huu bfusuos, LhIkus
Bdoz. Morgan's Stands and brushes, email,
gross round Fab-r peoeils,
grors hexsgon Faber Pencils,
\ gross hexigon red and blue pencils,
gross PACKAGES Treasury u citing,
10 boIs. assorted sizss Rubber Bands.
"a spools Red Tape.
dog. ~ inch rass-edged Rulers,
dvz. is inch Rubber Rulers,
doz. II inch Rubber Rulers,
2d,z. full bound Blank Books, per quirs.
ldoz. No. 8 Safety lnkstaLds.
10 II. Mc9ill's r. II. Paper Fasteners. A.
sorted.
lgr Is Medium Eyelets,
dog. No. IS Eyelet Machines,
dor. small Ink and Pencil Erasers,
dor. ls,ge Ink and Pencil KrsssrS,
doz. Knife Ink Erasers,
d q. 10 Inch thtars.
DOE. 10 inch Shezir,
dog Twine, I n balls. Rnelish TX. thick.
sdez. Twine. email. English.
rolls Tracing Cloth.
Bonds for double the value Of goods called
for herein must accompany the bids.
Bids 10 DO addrestld 10 the Board Of Kan.
iners Of the slste OF Nevada, Carson City.
Nevada"
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
JARPEH BABooCK.
State Board OF hammers.
Carson City. Nevada. November ~, 1850.
pol3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
.. Phruix" Cemisg.

Milton Mobiles. erstwhils we'll and
favorably known on the Comstock. and
who. with his Dramatic Company. 10
now d.lighting San Franciscans with
that paipable bit. "Pho9uiI." IL com.
ing to the Comstock. He writes to the
editor Of the NEws Us follows: 81 hope
to renew our old aud pleasant scqusint-
ancs OF ten years back about Dee'm-
Der 8. The tickle goddess has boon
kind to the poor player In the interim.
I hope she has not slighted you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
D.,.r,.r.. Last Ev..i.x.

Campbell. J Hall. Geo Babbidge. Gee
uoagland. N Campbell, J W Maddrill.
Thos Conley. VITO Elliott. Z B Stone
hill. Mrs X Lewis and child. ] Cole. I
Williams. W W Gillespie. J Gillis.
Rourke. W Bell. J Michael. r Gaines. II
L Lightnsr. q W Dickey. Mrs L Lyons
II Quail. A Young and family, Il J May
Mrs J Csburn. p Burke. II Green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Dead.

Thomas Hale. q native Of Ireland,
aged 45, who was hurt when the pump
rod broke at the Original Keystone
some time since. died at American
Flat at IL o'clock last night. At the
time Of the accident be was struck on
the knee BY = small piece Of iron which
fell l25 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
srOCk REPORT.
nan rraneisce Board.

-
NAN Francisco Board.
=
100 Eureka Con-. IS
$50 Grand Prize. IN 70. l ~
500 Argenta, 10
Northern Belle
ESQ Navajo, l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

children by both. He might, however,
legally live with his Ohio wife IN Iowa,
and with his Iowa vile in Illinois. but
could not live with the Ohio wife IN ILL.,
nois, or with the Iowa vile In Iowa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
arr,x.i. I'm. ssar.,nx,

Gopcevieh. D E Mccarthy. W s Todd.
J T Huling. Mrs Z II Taylor. Miss Stone.
= Wright. Charles Williamson. J Gun
bingham. J Thomas. J Wright. Mrs N \
Stone. Mrs Henry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

Liverpool proposes to spend sl5.-
000. 900 in bringing her water supply
from Wales, through sixty seven miles
Of tunnel, and dams seventy.two feet
| hioh-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
THE IMPERIAL FIRE OUT.

Preparations for sssumiuS WORK
Probable Damage Dess-speeo'
lasisas 60 60 she origin Of shs
Fire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
AcUE N FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking quinine. As
q simple purgative they are unequaled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-14
II. :. Hite's Patent Portable Heat Fender
and Fruit Dryer C~Ombined.l

The company have now in successful opera.
ton. all the required steam power machinery.
and are now manufacturing these useful family
articles, in numbers to supply any demand.
! his wonderful, yet siSaple invention, produces
an article of family comfort, and economy.
retains all the heat withln its limits: is \
saving of fuel, and no heat escapes from the fen
der 10 heat the room; consequently the ladies'
doing their cooking are not baked or burned,
when baking bread in the stove or drying fruit
and vegetables for the winter supply. The Ten
der is a great source OF comfort and economy to
any family; and its practical advantages can
easily be demonstrated.
" It'll pleasure the company can now refer to
the ladies and gentlemen named, all of whom
are now using this health preserving rticle: and
whirh they say should be in every household.
Dr. L. X. II. Smith, superintendent of State
Lunatic Asylum.
Mr.. DR.. il. Bolton, Fulton, Mo.
Mrs. Capt. Berry, Fulton, Mo.
Mrs. Alice brewster, ST. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. j. L. Ferguson, st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Ella Frazer, 1t Louis, Mo.
VIM. Seelen, Moberly, Mo.
DIR. d.. A. Pease, Moberly, Mo.
DIR. W. II. Christian, Molerly, Mo.
DIR. J &. reynolds, pastor of the Christian
Church at Mob rIy.
Dr. John :. Grasty, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. Mexico, Mo.
DIR. Thos. j. Gocch, pastor of the Methodist
church, Mexico.
Dr. John A. Brooks, pastor of the Christian
Mrs. }. NJ Mrnefee, Mexico.
AIRS. {. l.. Wade, Mexico.
Mrs. James b. Clark, Mexico.
Mrs. VIM Harper, Mexico.
Mrs. George Morris, Mexico. -
Mrs. Hon. \. ii. BuckHer, Mexico.
Mrs. John l.. Clark, Mexico.
The public especially the l~a,lies) are invited to
examine one of our Heat fenders,'' now on
exhibition il. Floral Hall. at the fair ground,
where YOU will meet with ladies and gentlemen,
who Will he pleased to give any desired inlorma-
lion. PARTIES wishing to buy will please address.
Il. F. DOBlN>, Secretary
Mexico II. r. NJ. Co., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-14
Not btt the Bills.

Last Monday evening We had a
little speed ring in northeast Mexico
not on the fair bills. Young VIM
Sims purchased II new wagon to
which he hntched a fine span of
mules. He was just making arrange
ments TO start to Texas. The mules
did not seem to want to wait and
started at full speed. Thinking
Texas was north they struck out in
full tilt, breaking a wheel off before
they reached the first quarter. Run
ming into the fence at Capt. Frost's.
they stopped ''never to go again.
with that wagon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-14

S. W. Watkins, MeAico's enter
prising barber, has made all necessa-
~ preparations to accommodate those
who wish to take a bath, either hot
or cold, at his bath rooms, in the
c. O. Morris & Co.'S grocery
store. Splendid barber shop attach
cd, with first-class BARRIERS in attend
ance, to shave, shampoo or cut hair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-14
FAIR DAILY LEDGER.
MEXICO, MO, SEPTEMBER IA.
Stock Items.

w ~ 80 t'N 'N
notice tina. ell the stalls are engaged.
More ant. better horses will compete
for premiums Il; our fair this week
than at asly other country fair in the
State.
Among the stock hourly arriving,
we notice .he following men with
stock:
Tom King. of Fulton, herd of fine
cattle.
DR.. Palmer. of Boone county, a
good herd of COWS.
c. Ii Brown, OF this county, some
fine bulls.
W. Il. Carter, of Mexico. has
.'Flower III the Garden" a lightning
dyer.
Daily Bros. Frankford, Kentucky,
have three high stepping trotters.
They will compete in every speed
ring.
J. Cariin, Of st. Louis, has four
fast horses They will compete in
every speed ring.
Capt. White, Of Charlton county,
has a lot Of amer
Colonel Doty. Of Sedalia, is here
with ''Steck." one Of the best trot-
tiers in the State, and will compete in
the free for all race.
JAS. Nichols. of Hannibal, Mo-, is
here with two trottcrs and a runner
Pat Grogan, of Sturgeon, with
three tro1ters. and Jim Crews. the
PAGER.
Col. Street, with two trotters, Il
PAGER aud II runner.
J. b. S%tanhope, of Audrain, with
two trottrIs.
Five PAGERS from Scdalia arrived
Monday evening.
Ed. Kendall, of Audruin. with sew
crai saddle horses, thoroughbredS
and trotters; also q pair of mules.
{. L. Quisenberry, Of Audrain,
with n string Of trotters.
Davis & Baynoham. of Galloway
county, with several saddle horses.
one PAGER AMI u pair Ofharness mares
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-14
\ New Candidate in the Field,

l am authorized to announce that
j.. A. Mcconnell has a catarrh cure
that stands a head of all remedies
for that loathsomc and dangerous
disease, Nasal Catarrh a cold in the
head, difficult breathing, dizziness,
headache, clogging, fullness or roar
ing in the head, give instant relief.
| guarantee a cure. Price Sips,
with inhaling tube. Prepared only
by l.. A. Mcconnell, Mexico, Mo.
For sale by II. Hall.