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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-14

#:$ q; eS $i;; .ss is
r $9 si5asl7 s. GTia Prime MA smoFsa Iams
II dry salt Gaesc. do smoked 7c; S,onidrs pickle
ioSICis Ifwester ii' Nsto I'D. Do steam i5,ooc
ccaaory ESfTa pa i1g So
40 z1Da 70 Ems ShoSe q Ie hr oo Wesnrn
Ss d9 and W %%oa to- Ge Eggs
fnnS G Weern ac Cheese stay d iar
Sqe no. Far to Good 7@5e do nalt skins 12c
hng at 9%l3fc sugsrRaws firm but quiet case for
en nn Loaf Crushed and Powdered lo ernuaied lo5c
SUI ge noy test 4u1isI ~ eSv
era lsE demand; winter hTa ia i spring
cases &c ,WhisIney 9rnN esleIn. s. II u,o.,
t0 y Fed Fail 81 n3Rs IN gR' ass gsra
cmbcr 81 i5G$i H. oo A%$@'i a ST Il ali TIE
higher 80 49, cash Go o9 10 90 T. &C. G9
SSTiy%%ISer 4{cs5 6c;sGSr the ysar
stenoeT and an ne rye higher but scarce at y bid
Food o65ng dsma6d at &i7 90 nnE Meats strong
sc Esd e og s ean SGgn nna s g f, Sn ES
fc Clear hib l0c Clear sides l9ic Lard higher at at y
Wis6ey steady 81 o. egtip;-tionr pbis Wheat,
me9tsTloai 5000 6pls. Wheat 900 bush; Corn
rolEpo ]gly l$-Wheat quiet No. Red, July, 81 1873;
year acc Oats dull 80 S'. A9gGs y" BE- sep
d SHOT 2S Ind 1 q 8 asked y h 5 IRA A NS
All The e a Gon r y so ~ s,o 4ciG e s 81 iS SG
o. AuSg9 i".se id 6oS-c aake1 AZ the year 4Gl
Wheat, Si.ooO bush; Cora 80 900 Bush
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRApH.
IIyEnro9I, July l3Il2:So p m-Coton-Market quiet
10000 bales including 300 bales Tor specna;on and ex
low Middlis 'anse' Jug dei7eiy Gi.aca july
bi7i September and ociober delivery G7aad Futures
G'lsi Mdd'.g orleans s 3D. Low giddiing UplsnGs Cd;
q anas Mdds Gla 35 Jay d f7@%a c
n,r delivery 3aIa2 do y December delivery
LiyEnrooI, July $500 p n.-lne sales day
cigt.o !. 700 bales American
Low Mid nf CLAUSE July a"d Augui delivery, 6'ad; do
AlsrsrA, July 5.-Coon s,tay' 7Gsddiius IoTsc., Low
Middl,ns lnr; Good Ordinary o"Ic; receipts, bses
BAllNo,E July lsCotton quiet, Midddling Ne; Low
sEoT t. ,ie@t hritsn &c s4es coastwise, 90 baIes
yi n1ray IA, Ig i@ St,sn siey Niadans llac Igw
e3'ers 70 Great BRITAIN 81 bales stock, $50 lais
aiiCne IOS: Good Ordinary sa,c net receipts iG6
0S S ~ f'' s'Sf , IN i'm oAes ,,,n Low
MiGdaSS Us; G"'d ordna1 e-c; rectips ~ bales
GhINF~Io> - ly l"."aioa qaio; MpdlhV. l07sc.
eHlg' GIca itain 49, 6acs coa,iSise sos bales
lorl.'ii1f- juiy IA Cotton qnie, Mddiinr 1859.
M,Ili' AMI, h'-Sei''n rni Nidil3ns l9tc reoepts
Monnr, Jaly 10 o:ion q,uet NiddlrIc I0i,c.; Low
hac. El'rr cos,isc bale SHE'S 100 bales STOCK
y, EW ,,.A 5qy lamGo99 am MdGns lo7e
3o lx.cs ross. . bales ,1rors coae.ws, 80 bales
sales 100 bAc' last eNcaing, 1850 ba,s stock s92
ce Ear9 s asS. .4. p Nd"s los a re
bale. stock. $3.50 haies
nIlNnElP July Colon steady Mifdl'ng. u &c Low
halys; 70 Britain 5oo s.Ie,, s,n',crs
sNv,SSiI. july i$-'o tton srm: ulha.n- le>c4 Low
Mhig e.: Good Ordinary not receipts ARG bales.
horI, Jul'. laCottou quiet Middnna lo7-c. Low
Si1,,5 y Good ,'id'9ad 20: rtglts ~ bales
WiIn,SGroX. Jrly cotton T-n Msl' ~ i"i-c. Low
MlHtIi h"oa ordinary, r4r-. not - bulc
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CllCly{iTl SOlTnERN BiILWW,

OFiICT BOARD TRIFf1fs,
CISClANNT sol ruFEN RAILWAY,
ALBANY B!nlnAr. CINilAAAlI Jane. -. 1881. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
The Cincinnati Southern Railway viii receive sealed pro-
posas unt 10 O'Clock of TIL RSDAN August -, ISL,
The lease fi.r Cincinnati southern Railway.
OF lease. >uHiu.
pcaiiun
American Exchange National Bank. NcW-lork city
~
mcW-iaue, London. Irciand
Proposals be liIscie 10 the BaaSi az NT Of
Cincinnati southern Railway, Albany building. Cincinnati.
The Board ol Trustees the Sht reject any
all bids. Mills GREENWOOD,
II. N. BISHOP.
4.
r. \. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK.
Trustees.
NIHBEbP0LIS AND ST. LQBIS RAILWAY.
IOWA EXTENSION, ALBERT LEA TO FORT DODGE
First Mortgage Bonds limited $4,000
per mile Interest PAYABLE June December. Principal
1909. piir. and Interest; For sale
NORTON. BLESS 81 CO.,
40 20 MASS Al ST. NltW-NORk
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GAS STOCKS.

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MANA los ASST NOES r-tiy. ,-.oc d., ce4lt D,taa.
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s5'VhN ~ snbrrrlpnon to the capital stock
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'lir sto,S is.ll sno. '1p'i
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L'!RST NATION Al BtNE
DINNi.i. oOIDHNDO
'Nlli.b , IAIl.7 DEPOSITORY
Capifa. rais ia I'm o., =, s-t .n '' s1oon,o
~ n '.iSgffat'v i, '.,,I.,,. T.. "a g ,u.7. 80
Pr''i'li 90 )iGl ". kAS- Ii.i; Cashier T. 9. >Itl,
-ri,. 1 c,rrec a II Noe,t, ~ r., :,
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,,vM or COZ .',''iA' a. Fourth Na 'nl4 is'AA
H't-n '"4.' io4-Itil- ,om.lrrcial -sI-lA-i bank
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~ p'ltA' t+ii Nil T. = II " 81
WY NJ T. \, DAY
Il " ar
TRANSACT Fl.Nt.t, ..i--c ,>-r, t.pn,-r-,
AGE 80 II f- ~ " Xii ~ -tJ ,r.>
pFo.f. p,c ,ff.. A., IT,, ,v.,-..,. =. r..,
TINy-lOEk tfiY. J.nrS / Isl.
NOTICE il btrrly .ri..t tLa. thar. ,,ill l,n
- ~ ''' 81 - 'i'A' 'tl'i' VIII w
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Cnrppraiior Notices.

NOTICE.-POp0Sais fox Dredging az certain
4 isTs aB1 blA'als TIE NORTH one asf i.yss WI
The Department o. Docks u la
~ irlGaK. lNly =. l~> -
The Clts Reoozd copies 10y
Hail
NOTICE.-proposals viii be received NJ tbs
~ Office the Dciaruncn; PaOlc Chties
lion, sc SCaNe unti July d.. 81 f0 gr,,re-
I1es. ice. &c. Fer M information CITY RECORD.
for slle II No. CITY la AL
NOTICE.-SFAIED PROPOSALS will ia
~ oace 81 tlfe p,DSrllc,ll
until July ~, loS Cor Paving Regulating ani Grading
For luL Information CRY
Record. for saln ~ 40 = Clfr lial
NOTICE.-Sealrl pronosllS will ba received
~ department un-n July 1851
for FORAGE iu.l information Cy RecTd Tor sale
No. cry Han
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Proposals.
NAVY pAn0 IslcE

NAVY PAY OFFICE
90 BEoAIiw A. AEff-h ORA. Inr 9. 1851
PROPOSALS, SEALED and EMBOSSED N
4 ,o1c il Toy cp,~ Al lu he
ih~ oaic mini D. cloc. JnY .G. lS~
supple, 80 the hest oiusy. ID D. c-ivcrl before
rt of ~'tenr ISL, Tree ~ expense. AZ Tie Navy lani
New or:
BI .sEAV CONSTRUCTION AND REPAfEs~ l5ra
tons AD,lacitc Goa. steamboat size Tor tl-ius 22so
PEE
e cot'actori j. 10 place IA coal "a cari po,lel
fha Nna-f. ura.fr-
irecd Is be paid ior al the woisai 81 tie Novy
esdr~.
thu best Qnay Anthracite Coal ie dry aul .roe
slate
The rl-h reserved 20 reject NJ ~ IS Z
be- deemed adVluts tn Sc Government.
Two responsible SIRE prompt
ful delivery oi fnc supplies awarded
Blank ill hc furnishes tbs Office.
properly signed Ccrfifcl viii Sc
sidertSl THOMAS =. IsSNs FI.E.
PaNmast.T L. =. Navy.
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TOTAL ISSUE AUTHORIZED. g hno ooo

TOTAL ISSUE AUTHORIZED, 50 100000
Interest payable jan and July in NewYork and Lon
CON- and secured by first mortgage upon the entire linz
Principal due July l, 1921
This line railway sixtv-one nres in lona,h oo.o.o
AT 'he city OF leading Penn and terminates at avre de
Grace Chesapeake Bay, total length road including
pches somleso thus afordng the TO deep
water Tor the great anthracite regions and for the pr
uos ana manufactures Of Lancaster Counties
fehh ana Cecil County, Md, and passengers TO ALI
Southern cities and ports
Inc territory for which this affords the shortest and
the following:
ANIIIRAClTE COAL. 90 600 600
FARM PRODUCTS, BUSHELS. ....... IL 600 600
LIME, BUSHELS .-.........-.. - 1000 600
OTHER FARM PRODUCTS, DOLLARS. 10 600 GOO
IobAcCO 5000 600
'Oi La 1o> 100000
The above table indicates tonnage and ps
en- rs that viii pass this reach Baltimore
Washington, Norfolk and the Southern states.
ms road when completed viii Doe air line Reading
10 the Chesapeake Bay ana viii the Pennsylvania
fMroao and the Philadelphia Wilmington ant Baltimore
Road and other roads running and thus furnish
me most direct and cheapest aIlIa communication with
Baltimore, Washington. the south
inns road PASSES through and affords an orflet f.-
region the richest and productive coal iron lime
stone slate building stone agricultural and na in
Ire United states east Of the ADeglany Mountains
Inc ois'ance from Reading TO Baltimore by existing rail.
ways shortest route. is llG miles
only 81 miles, saving in distance ~ per cent.
Money received for this million m bonds 10 he de
posted in the United states Trust Company New YORK
and AZ Ia be sd only $4,000 pfr mie OF
completed road. and certificate OF completion ya
competent engineer of the Railroad Company OF
The Reading Railroad Company.
PRICE OF BONDS, PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
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Coparlnersilip Notifies.

Coparlnsrship Notifies.
NRw-N OK Juiy :. lSsl.
TENIiE undersigned have this day formed . O.
norsip for The general banking ta,i-
Ines, nj No :. Lg.1d~ag The NICl1OL-
iATNE * 90.
THOMAS ". NICHDI.
EDWARD HAT ~
A. ~. BARTLETT.
f'In'rrr y. y. 7 -kaa~ND
HOWAND p. BELL.
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european advertisements.

4 IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
Finest anl cheapc5t VI, AT stock lor
Soups. Made Dishes AID SauCcs
L IEBIG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OP
IL Aiea auahle and palatablr Tone IN an cas.s
OF debility. a and
ion which Nations should iee grateful" al
Press" q" lances,' " British Medical Journal .Sc
IEBlG COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF
II Meat Caution Senaine ONLY VIA fac .sirolle az
IaIon iAeuigs Signature IN Itue Ink i.zScl
4 IEBIC COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat To be had q. all StorekcePers CroocrS aad
thelnlstsSole for the fNi pes4te
only. &. David Co. 81 Mark Lane. Iondon tiisSna
Sold Wholesale by & Tilford smith & Naeat.e~t.
AckeT, Neral ConGit AZ kesson a. loDbsnS II n ~ = -
1hirl,or 4 Co. and Mcssls ". IL Schleie-ih a 20
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OFPRODUCE

Per N0r't Riesr. Vej3;'5 ngf Rd'r11Fs
NrM-Nnnf- Wnn-nnal,. mn 1 90
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11I3 Bonds.
L. V. L. RANDOLPH.
S2.5OO.OOO

Treasurer.
Rail- O.
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ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

DIVIDEND 80. A.
NEW YORK. JGly ,. 1851
Inc bora OF Directors hsve :,is day declared monthly
dividend OF Fifty thousand Dollars pava-1e o an ate, su-
10, al me once o. the company, No = Wailst
me transfer books all bn closed from oco x D m - .aa
sta until 10 O'Clock a . the 10Th inst
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OFFICE or Tux DENVER ,Np Rlo GRAx,,r H. d CO
F'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
Itincnd al one ami oDeiau per cent ON ilta carital
e oi ms company payable July y, ISL siocEhoicTs
81 ieN,pfH June 18th Mhe rrausfcr n,,s.
WIZ o-"SN 10 reopen Jaly -
WV ". sPAcKNAN 4rnnsn-.r
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~A7INC-. - F-!'-T an
r,x,rr " ~ ErN husK July Is. 1851. I
oia the usual mier'. uner provisions Of the bv
me isl months. ending
ar ie Istt 90 o. II lil CtT ali of
dollars fhrd
cay ealS Gr 18Th oi is aonih. 1ls incTsi at
to The credit ~ deucsiiDr- fhe
where d stands exactly - deposit -
Wiz! he hanks any finn.
eulIez. AMI allsI tie lsih - 1870 $500
Z FssDT nm
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TIM IT. PAUl, MISsE, rol1s Asn MANITOBA
kArINAY O. q WIZ ~

HAsSliiAL AID -. 5osI.vu RNLROai COMPANY
xx,,,, . - BRO pwkl, NED-NolS, July >. lsSl.
EVE DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY have
n ihis osa eegarod dividend paT cci fl.on "a
Preferred Stock ,aysole Monday, august ISL tais
OiLst ahe iran -i' boO1s 81 she Prcis1Iz-l
o-"sc- a . CLOCK MY y ai.- Teoaea 1, lsl
= 4 L l. ------ -
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r. = "a, -, 7, = = b ~ n
S'aiS 81 oaio WI ~ "i r. Ia Nltoan tSciifagr National
is,ik, CITY. rr~agfrsa
.ei.aitri a. o9Iosce n TINS ct. IN" rnr
be Closed FROM - lih iHof. e. lfi 4 ISL.
join r. it-N-f.tr. 4 nlftr. ~ --.-.
tLA4tl-t.r -fslt : ~f-N D. .ary ~ STA
GLO X. NASH. Alfur71-v- le--.l
OH md
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E'WENTY-NTNTH DIVIDEND.

~ ortloE OF rHE HOWARD TSsI'RasCE Co,srANT. }
C6 Maif-Sr-
NEW NonE Iuae % lSsIA
me Hoard %! Directors Of this ClDy have tiS DAY i-
c-2rrt DiNiDs'No a. FIVE 80 rf-a tF.Ng u.1 Ina
Capital Stock payable July !, l>Sl. demand
EafAS- 4. IA l. scerrsarv.
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EWINNE < DAY,

GAS STOCK and C:tv Z. H. stock af.d Bonds
Z. n-L-..- Nm - J. INV ---r -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Mr.. Gladstone has thrown off the mask
at last. He has ceased to pose as hui
name, tender-hearted old man who wished
to signalize the declining years of his life
by deeds of benevolence for her majesty's
subjects. He has even abandoned his
favorite role of the sincere friend of Ire
land, and has come forth as full fledged
British tyrant, exhibiting all the hatred
which John Bull entertains for the much
oppressed people of that unfortunate
island. He has throttied free speech,
stiAed the cry of liberty and put himself
on record as tortorous political fraud,
who, failing to win the confidence of a
nation by false pretences, loads her with
chains and forces her brightest and ablest
men into prison. i Boston Globe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12
A WoMAN's STRANGE DREAM.

A WoMAN's STRANGE DREAM. "A lady
in Bath was recently much alarmed by
dreaming that some one was holding her
wrist. Vainly endeavoring to scream
for assistance, she succeeded at length in
whispering loud enough to awaken her
self. After few minutes relief at be-
ing no longer under the influence Of the
dream, she became conscious that some
one was really holding her left wrist, and
all her strength was inadequate to release
it. Whether to call her hostess or not
was easily decided, for her terror rendered
her as speechless as she had been before
awaking. 1t could not be that any Of
her friends had seized her wrist in sport;
it was too rigid clasp, and had been
continued some time, for her left hand
was cold and numb. But just as she
should be able to speak in moment she
found the relentless grasp was that of her
own right hand, and not easy to with.
draw from its twin companion, so DIES.
perate had become its hold.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Hereafter, when there is Nationa
celebration to be given at any place,
Massachusetts, will do well to keep her
militia and roughs at home, and not dis
grace herself by sending them abroad.
The regiment she sent to the Yorktown
Centennial conducted itself in an out
rageous manner along the rout it trav-
eled. At Richmond, Virginia, the con-
duet Of the members Of the Massachusetts,
regiment was such that the Mayor was
compelled. to order them out of the city,
and Governor Cornell of New York ten
dered the Mayorthe services of the 18th
Brooklyn regiment for the purpose OF en-
forcing his order, but their services were
not needed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

General Sherman, in his report TO the
Secretary of War, recommends the repeal
of the law limiting the army to 10000.
He holds that no soldier should be COM
PEELED to do manual labor without COM
pensation and recommends the repeal of
the existing law to this end He speaks
highly of West Point and says the acad-
envy fulills its purpose.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

James E. Anderson of the Eureka
Leader has suffered a relapse. The SEN
tinel says he ventured out last Friday
and Saturday, and it is thought that he
took cold. He was very i'll on Sunday
and Sunday night, being delirious a
greater part of the time. His physicians
considered his condition little more
favorable yesterday, but it is feared that
the worst has not yet been reached.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Iowa does well for the Republicans,
but kentucky better for the Democrats.
We persume that each can be claimed as
the "banner State for its party. Ken
lucky, however, is far ahead of Iowa.
The latter only boasts from 10000 to
$4,000 Republican majority-the latter
number on full vote-while Kentucky
has just given majority for the Demo-
cratic State Treasurer of ll4,745.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Gentlemen, toast. Fill your glasses.
May the rich sparkle of the wine, the
delicate flavor" "Be continued in our
necks," suggested one Of the guests, and
the toast was imbibed slowly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Bob Ingersoll, in his reply to Jere
Black in the North American Review for
November, says Of polygamy: call the
languages of the world are not sufficient
to express the filth of polygamy. 1t
makes man beast and woman a slave.
1t destroys the fireside and makes virtue
an outcast. 1t takes us back to the bar
barism OF animals, and leaves the heart
a don in which to crawl and hiss the
Shiny aerpents Of the most loathsome
lust"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

The Upper Mississippi lead fields in
cludes 100000 acres; 100000 in Iowa,
400, 900 in Northern Illinois, and l,400,-
900 in Wisconsin The gross amount of
lead produced in this field since 1927 is
about $4,000, 900.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

An orange grower in Louisiana is cul-
tivating new species of the fruit from
seeds obtained from Dom Pedro's garden
in Brazil. The new variety rarely con-
tains seed, and has very high favor
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

The inhabitants of Deadwood came
near lynching tailor who had endeavored
to introduce the new style of tight coat
sleeves. They regarded it as a direct
blow at the poker industry.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Nine million dollars is said to be the
sum the Government has lost by the
fraudulent extension of the Star-route
SERVICE"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

An Illinois clergyman meets heart
broken girl on the train; tells her there
is better land; supports her fainting
form off at small station, and finds his
watch and $500 gone. Does it pay to be
good?
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

The Car has ordered that seventeen
Of the Imperial palaces and castles shall
be converted into educational institutions
for the benefit of the poor.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

Adolph Sutro, of tunnel fame, has pur-
chased the controlling interest in the
Cliff House at San Francisco. 1t is ru-
mored that he contemplates the erection
of family hotel and lighthouses.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

The Utonian reports the people of
Beaver county, Utah, making cider out
of frozen apples. That will make an ice
drink.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

A wedding on top of Pixies Peak was
reported a few days ago. A Kentucky
couple has taken an opposite course by
going under ground for the ceremony.
Henry McCallister, accompanied by a
small party, arrived at Cave City. Coun-
try wagons were procured at once, and
the gay company, which included a
Louisville clergyman, drove over the hills
to the Mammoth Cave. The great hole
in the ground was bravely entered. Eat
Man's1 Misery" was passed, the bride
crawling on her hands and knees along
the narrow tunnel; Green River, with its
blind fish, was safely ferried over, and
after an underground tramp of nine miles
the spot selected for the wedding was
reached. There" says glowing ac-
count, "under natures glittering gems,
with darkness filling the depth beyond,
and torches weirdly lighting the imme.
date space, the clergyman did his duty. y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12
Dissolution Notice.

rV,HE FIRM OF scHUsTRICH / KLEINE,
ness at Phoebe, Nevada, has this day Dissolved,
The business Of the old firm will hereafter be
carried on by Louis Kleipe, who assumes al
liabilities and collects all indebtedness que
said firm.
r'0'ne' q PA - '0ei' M. sCHUsTR1oH,
ap9.Im LOUIS KLEaNE
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12

There are two cats in the upper part
of the city, who, when they get vexed at
each other, stand on their hind legs and
box like couple of pugilists. Whether
this trait is natural one or whether
they have acquired it by seeing boxing
matches is not known by the owner.
They, however, have had several scien-
tific blows, which they deliver with pre-
cision, and usually with intense effect,
the claret often flowing, and tremen
dous growl at the same time. One o.
their favorite blows is that which il
pugilistic parlance is called the :" chop
per-" being delivered directly on the nose
from above. When this blow takes
effect the fur flies, for the animals nose
is so small that the fist Of the cat takes
in portion Of the face. Kingston IN
" Freeman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12
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This is the true spirit and will increase the prosperity Of
the people, for goods can be sold time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Antcpat
ing the wants and desires of the people in this regard we
will sell strictly for cash from on at prices that will
surprise the most credulous. We are now OPENING a..
immense stock of "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12
Down to the Bedrock!

1t seems to be the desire now of the people Of
Phoebe and vicinity to buy their goods low down. that is
at Bed Rock PRICES
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12
Rprm.

At Spring Valley, October 25th, to the wife Of
Henry Rice, son.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-05-19

At the beginning Of last month the
Eastern Of france railway station, Paris:
was illumiuntsd by the Lastin system Of
electric lighting. Altar having 70
ceived fair trial in The goods seetioo,
the electric light has also been adopted
in the paassaGsr stalion Of the Lyons and
MeditsrraneAn Company.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-05-19

Irish Potato Pie.-One pound mashea
potatoes, rubbed through scolander; one
pound butter, Dreamed with sugar; six
eggs, white and yolks separately; one
lemon, squeezed into the potatoes while
hot; ono cupful Of milk; one teaspoonful
Of nutmeg, and the same Of mace; tvo
cuptuls white sugar; bake In open shellB
Of paste; 10 b eatsn cold.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-05-19


quietly beside him.
"Sit down here" said the stranger; I
want to talk to you. Look, here is some
thing NICE" and he drew o handful OF
confectionery from his pocket. Eat 1t
while talk to you" .
1 held my pinafore to receive the gift,
and sat down and he seated himself be-
side me.
How old are your" he asked.
"Just si1," I answered. go,
"And where do you go to school. ne
asked.
ION the hill. at Miss Pierce's," an
swered.
Have you q nice teacher? Do you
love her p inquired the stranger.
Very much. Unanswered; very much
indeed"
And. TO NV amazement, the great tall
Gentleman covered his face with his
hands. and ejaculated-
WHO could help it? Do you think she
il happy ?" he went on. docs she smile
and laugh, or does abe ever feel cad
Tell me. little one."
81 think Miss Pierce il very happy,
I answered. II never saw her cry"
ssThe tall gentleman rose and paced "a
n and fro. and / heard him mutter-
"Hsppyi Il she happyf Ny sslhah'
pess shalf never break In upon her quiet
I Vim never arouse The sleepang pest b
destroy Tie happy present."
The hoast under my plna!oro oee'
villa vi(h alAEns and ny consecAoaeEy