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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
&nhnEn4nRrnnhe.

St.Qouis, 6. Guguf. Gin BerIOueu.
aug Der Geras Gauiaier 9totfOn Der ,,Rti
iourj,Yuctfc Babn" nurbs nm lIhr beute
ftiip nabe gBbttssbOrougb, Ger., burd etue
3srbIo6ene Sdltsne aus oem 9eletie ge.
l6lrncslt. grprssagsut Wac Tiabon puroc
tObtltt Uerpunbet, uub mebrere Baiiagtere
ttuasn lstdlte SerIebuuaen hapou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
Gin NarabieS fur Tdder.

Quebec, 6. 4nauf. SIN 8lfrttte
NsQoutic bnbsn bic 8drsu eerort iibelbaub
genommsu, bas bic Ssb6r6e fih eutitloiien
bot, cine Brdmte bon So fir jsOsn srIsgteu
SGren Az be3obleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
0lnm hnnPIen bluttaen @rnnhe.

qoutsotlIs, Sg., 6. augut. - gtne
gpe3talbspsiGe Der D3tmes" aus Rount=
Sterltug, &p., iibsrmittelt eiH @eriHt, nod
neIGem fid am letten Diontage tn gqtutt.
gouutp Elm Rampf eretgnete, IN nelhem
Rdnusr gst6otst uub 16 Uerpunbet parbeu.
Bic nGmlt1e 9epeide mslbet, SaB 8tuiam
@coIe unb Elm gepiiier RamIss I'm Raui5s
In Strstt psrtstbsn unb fi4 segsuIstttg t6ot'
Itd,e g1uubeu beibroGteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
llmge6uns bcS antts Gbtnefen'
8efefeS.

S0n Sran3tsco, 6. Iuguf. - Bte
getp0hnIid1, berrldeu In benz btefigen Bun
osshifrittsgertft bsSiistif Der dtueiiideu
@tupanbsruug fortndbreno Dtffersuleu.
Der 8tfrtttsaupnlt piinidt bic Ausfibruug
bss fiiv3ltd bonn &ouqreB amenbtrtsu @aIets
3ss, rpabreub bic 9iid1tsr 9oifmau uub
Snm1er on bem 8ortInute bes @eiebss osu.
teln unb es 81 Sunfieu Der fuHe gu foru1en
niiHiGen. Sr. SiIboru erfldrt, oaB uur
iold]e &biueisu, Die BOT oem @rlaB oeS nsusu
@sitbss ben beimatbliGen 8coen oer(ieSen
unb bterher reifen, Don Dem @siete utdbt
bsriibtt perbeu, pGhrsHS 6ie &t6ter benz
@eiste eineu fretsreu Sptelrnum geu6brtsn.
Der htefge htueiiide aoniul bsnimrlt fidl
isbr fred unb hernusforSeruo, er briiffete iidl
nsnlid in offsusr Satdtsfsung ieius8 Gin
fluEifS In gSGIhi1Dton. Sas Jteuefie In DIE
fer NrgeIsgenbett III, 6uB bic 3oubsb0ros
fG1 aqeiu fir bereGti9t bdIt, an retleube
&htneien, gletGbtel, oh fGufleute ober Arbet=
ter, 36ile Su ertheilen. Ser 6tnehIte Rom
iul mus oteie DfaBregel osranlaBt babeu,
benn er iests ft5 NIT 9ru. Sreltuebu1isn tn
SerbtnbuDa, unn btsisr erti9isb, bnb bic
BGlis In prima facie III nebmen, foigltdb fir
iegIidbsn Snbubsr ;uldifig isteu. Ra9 Gin
trtffeu etues aus @btua tommenoeu DAM
piers tpnr6en amBOrO Oefelbsu IA g6tusfeu,
bic init 3oniular. BGfen au9gsriitet rpareu,
bstroffen unb ibueu bic 2aubuug uerpstasrt.
Der Ginefiihe Rouiul telegraphtrte iofort
nod 8aibtngtOr, uno CAB Sefretdr 6reling.
bppisu ben uuGfoIgsnbsu @ntidets:
,@olbrston, 81. Suli. au ben 3oacoaet,or pom
Gan Tran5tsco. @rIauben Sie2f dbtneiiihen aaufz
leuten. Die am 2S. D. gi in Sbrcm 6aien auIanlten
Su anbeR, obne lie sur Ser6ebrneung Der in bem Sc:
ieB pom 5. SuI 1884 entbaltenen Beitimmunaen Su
BWingcn. GbalIes s. Coon, iunatcenber 9iIi5ietrez
tar"
Sc itstnt bisruud, 6ob bus Staatsbspar.
ttment bem gBtllsE bsr SOlfsUsrtretung SObn
ipri6t, inesm Gs bsm dtneRlhen SOnlnl BET.
tfli6tet NIB nod obsnb'retn Die @rIanbniB
uuf 10 &btueitu mebr ausSehnte, als 80 laus
cen asba&ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
0fe anti. @pnpnpliften.

@htcGso, 6. 4usuf.-Sr. SOhu 8.
Ssnr9, SOrfssr bss RdttOnul'@ '@Omtts's Oet
gEti Nonopplifteu, rptrb uoraeu iebeu
gRitsIieb Sss Counties iOISeuOss Saretbeu
3uididsu:
,unter ben SnfruEtioueu bee am a. Nni
nbgsbaItsGsn &onusnts ptrb ss ote Rftdt
bes ylaticual &Omtte's, stneu @aubtoater
fir bic 8lce, BrGfSsutidaft Der Ser. 9tau
ten su uomtuiren. gu biei;m 3pede mt
5ur grltbtguna anSersr nt4ttqer @eiddite
nerben Die NitsIieoer bss Counties aIfgs'
forbert, fi6 ON 16 Au9uf 1884 i'm - Briggs
Souia" 3u @ttcago 30 periammslu. Sie fuo
stnfIi6 srIudt, b,r SeriummIuus bet3u.
ncbueu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07

"a" Su bsm Iufrigsn, uuf 3 ohem D a.
d. errtntGte Sommer
6ss 9ru. ADLER, Gr. 144, 8e'h II a ..
ettefrp Scr0'e SpsrubauIe a9oeuibet,
itnStt CuubsuSItG BON s bic 12 llbF Gon3srt
fatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
cen gebaGten.
Bur Wnnners @inn dnn erntra.

y2en.Oorf, 6. Anguf.- Betanntlt9
mar ,tptI6en ben btsitgeu GiupauOsruugs.
@rmmifdren unS ben Nruen.@ @omuifidreu
stu Dtsput bariiber sntitaubsu, pslGe BON
beiosu Sfb0rbsn fir bic bier eiugeunuoer.
ten Buupers su iOrGeu babe, bt bieis rpie6er
rad ibrsr Ssirutb 3uriifgeiGidt msrbsu
i6uuen. 9as fog. .&orporattOns Council"
tat nm beute eutihtsben, baB bic 9sute
Stoatss hampers finb, uuo 6a6 besAaIb bic
giupauternugs Gommiiiire fir ibren In.
tsrbalt su iOrgsu Osrpftdtst fiub. Bon prl'
der Eebeutnng btsis @ntihsiouug if, srz
beut um BeRen barnus, baB f9 aessuudrs
tia bereits mebr, ais 400 iolhsr GtupauOes
rsr anf @arbs SsIano bsfiubeu ioIsu. Rod
bsute tumsn stua elm 3Hstno BON Dam
pier .Yolpnsiia" htuiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
SiefaEelffe Tabrt 6ftIt6 nber SEN
GSeatt.

gort. 6. ausuR.-Dsr nm los
0aGmittuss am 80. Sult pom BIER abgegnu.
gene @uu6rebampfer sOrsgcu" Tan Mn
ubr hente friih in Quesuatoun an uno lsgte
bemuodh bic 9ieiIe tn Eaasn, 13 Stunoeu
unb 28 Wtuutsu ,uriid. St;ie 6abrt iff bic
itnslfe, bic iemaIs tn offIthsr RtGtnug
iibtr ben atIoutiiGsu Sssan gsmamt wnrbs.
Sei Der Ssrshnuug Der SSahrlstt III Der
3sttnnterihtsb snit6eu beteeG Sdiea IN BE.
trn&t IN Jtebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
WOrD un0 SelbftmprS.

Booniod d ct, R.eS., g. AuQuf. = SIN
oCrtgsn Ssrbfte tpareu Sinner 9. YtOmrg Il.
GEs1b. s. Ronrp BON Wauutlle bet etuem
Yisrbsbun6el NIT stuanosr tn Strstt gernz'
then, uuS Der 2sbtsre fol- isttbsr aegeu Den
grheren pteoerboIt 9robungeu ausgeitoBsu
babeu. Ssute Nittag nm fubr EbsObor
nod ben gBOouiodst g8aifsrDerteu, rpo 81.
mer in arbeit ftanb, i9mdAts ibn uno jaste
tim i6lieBIiG cine 9spfbrtugel tn bic
Sruf. lumittelbnr barauf 3og er einsn Re
poIoer unb i9os fd ieIbft etue 9ugeI tn ben
RoSf. 8eibe 8erIssHugeu ftub Der 4rt, 6aB
bic Rdnnsr uum6sItd gsnsieu f6nnsn. Ehaoz
Dor III 35 Sabre nIt, iebr sebtlbet uuo bsfibt
eiue nus Srou un0 5rpet 3tubern befebenOe
Tamilte, ndbreub elmer unoarbetrntbet
il. gle finb uidht init etuauOer uernan6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07

0a0is, 8efetlsaaber 6es aiiltti6eu 9a-
iADObers, terSslearapb angenteieu, nd gun
SGuBe Der Gmeritaner In &biua fiir ben
SaG einss frou30Fit hineIiiden Rrisgss
nnd ben nGmltben Suffrutttoueu Al rldteu,
psIGe bei'm GusbrIGe oes Rrteges tn &oag'
ting ertbeilt prroeu.
5tf6rreIuns fiir Die usbertebensen Der 8rsez
ID'Grpreitiun.
Dem Ssruebmeu nod bat RrtrgsetretGr
2iucOln etnen @nti&tuB tn 8e;ug ouf bic
8ei0rberung Der llsberlsbeHSen Der @retlp'
GrpsbttiOn gefast. Stemarb Btsberbed uuo
@emetrer Carroll io[leH 3u Sergeautsu, Hub
bic Sergeautsu Sratnarb, Srtebrtd unb
Gong su Seconoe. .9teuteuauts ernanut tuers
ben. GtsutenGut 9reelp iOu itd3 gepetgert
baben, ben @apttduSraug III accepttreu, auz
Der Uenu er auf bic iiblthe Beile apauctrt
tptrb. Diele gBetseruus Dtro BON 6enleut=
gen Oifi3teren, bsrer Sef0r6e-uug nm 3ust
o6sr brsi Sabre psrihoben rDoroen ndre,
rpeuH er oaS Noaucement angenOmnsn bate,
ole etne bO9ber3tge UIaBnabme gemiirotgt.
9reein tptrb nugefdbr aa1 /. Houember mad
gSaibtugton beoroert neroen. Die ausGr=
beituug ietues Ssrtdts piro uugefdbr stn
Sabr In Gniprud uebmeu.
iAh ih
CGIeanS.
Brofeffor Stspbenion bonn 0SmttbIontaus
Sufttute" If On Der Optic etuer Expedition
mad Der Reatou Der RlippenhGuier uuo Dob
lsupohnnngeu I'm Siibpeffeu a5geguugen,
um 8sItquteu uu6 SIrtofitdteu Bur Stau-
fielung gelegentlt1 Der beuorfebeubeu Wslt=
ausis1ung in RepsOrlean8 III iammeIu.
Bic Expedition tptrc ibre Soriduugeu gr0B.
tentbeiis In S0blenfdOteu, tpsl9e nu9 nte
untetiudt norbeu Tub, In Nrtacna uuo Rsus
ReTttO anfs0eu.
SsrmiIdbtsb.
Setretdr Seller rstte bente abenb mad
Colorado ab.
Die beuttgs Stsusr gtunabme betrug
1921, ,945 unb biz .3OuetuuaRme $500, 0,197.
!3ur gtui0iuug bsftmute Yattonat, Saut.
uOtsn I'm Setrase OCu 1921, 900 Iisfsu beate
i'm S9Gtamte etu.
giue gsffsrH I'm 6lotters 9sportement elm.
gstrOffsne 8speiGe meloet, baB Der 9nubes=
9ampfsr o@fer" auf Dem s8sae nod ben
Serstntatsu Staatsu In pong fOug stugs.
trOffsu ift.
Der Bsis5lehabsr Der RiIttGrotuiiion oes
RtIourt In auf Sefsbl bes Brdficenteu pom
Srtsgsofpartement orgepteisn tuoroeu, aqe
BsriOueU, msI1 mtberrs6tltG in bos Sn'
biaEsrterrttorium eingeorungen fab uub iif
bort utebergslahsu babsu, 3u usrtrstbau NIB
TN RotbiGlls @eDaIt au5uDenben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
SrGnbe.

Sou8ran3tsco Q, 6. ausuf.-@tu ge
fisIE I'll Sf PORTLAND, Or, ausgebro@enes
Teuer 1srff0rte 80 @ei6dftsgsbd16e. Ser[ug
S75, coo, SsrFtsruug $50, Ser gr6Bte
GbetI bss Serlufs fdut auf CHARLES 2oaus,
@igentbiimsr msbrersr GROCER B6telb6uier.
@olumbua, @u., 6. Iuguf. - 9as
groBe @eih6ftegebdubs Oes @Genpaareu=
hdnolerS s. q. 0epis gtug heuts friib Ia
8Ianmsu auf. BsrIuf $50, 600, Serfi9e.
ruug $50,
untugton, ST., 6. Guguf. -9ie
Tabrit Der oROrt Bennington Boot & Shoe,
Co." 9tng beute frib ue6ft iammtltdsm Sn.
holt in Slammsu auf. Die Bsritbsruug 5e.
trdgt $500.
@resupotnt SIS, 6. GuguR. - Sin
ctrca 5000 SaB 9fob6l eutbaItenber 8eb6lter
in ben @ertsu Der y vSroOilhuer SeIz&omp. A"
oil oem Nsmtons@rtst erpIobtrte um ubr
bsuts friib IuS mIrbe nebft Subalt total
butd 6snsr 3erfi0rt. Bic Gsusrmebr uerbl'
tete iubsiisu etue Uettere 8erbrsttuug Der
Slnumsu.
9Ouutsotlls, Gal, 6. Auguf.- .-8as
StGot1eH gap0rte tpurhe In oergaugeuer
goGt singsdHert uuo uur BUet SduIsr blis
ban ueriGont. Berluf $S0.0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
9aS Hcptt. @eiek.

Cincinnati, 6. Gueuf.-Der 9Ountp>
gntpolt, psIhsm bic gertdtltdeu Sdrttts
gum @tntretbsu Der unbs3ablteu 8iutb-
idnftafsusru unter bem Scott 9sIess oblte,
gen, bat bsiGloiieu, tstne lpeitsreu Bro,eife
Gegsu etuieIne BsrIOnen stu3ulettsa, bic etu
Teffnl bem SbergeriGte uuterbreitet perz
ben fam. g!au gIaubt, baB eiue enSgiilttge
@uti6sttuug i'm Nuusmbsr ubggBebeu rusr.
ben mtrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
Die MattDtfen.

Gin prufSentidafts zidet Ger rzmerfdnts
idbsn SpIttifdbeH Haian,." - Aufrni an
rruetae nne iarbiss amerisdnifcbe gttmms
aebCr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
@eBetmuieeOaer MROrSanfaG

BttteburG, Benni., g. auauit. Der
Ebotograpb Aler. Rsrrtman erihten beute
IN osr 8obuuug Der Srau 8. Roob On Der
9rGfraEe In gIsebsup' '&tt9 uub OerInugte,
Brau 9loob's S9mtsgeriobu, Benz. ItoOrs,
Gintu argtiebeHsn iungeu @ediftsmann,
III ipysGeu. WOore gtug In bas Seiuhs
atnmsr, unO cine stna Rinuteu Oansrnoe
uptattenung inter bier Qugsu eriOIgte.
Bl0ttib tra6te Elm SduB, uno 9isrrimau
flCb nus bsm Sauie. Die berbetetlsnbsu
YittQItsDsr Der TumiIis fanbfn gtoOre aus
siusr pabtidstuItd ebensgsfdbrliaeu SduBs
nnnbe on Der Itnfen Sstte bIuteub auf BEN
&Cosn. Yferrimau, Delher 6amtlteuoater
III, bsgob iid mad Der Ebat man benz 8ireau
bsS gnpOrs uno Itsfsrtr f1 aus. Gr 0ers
apsigsrt alIs Ntttbeiluugeu iber istue DtOs
tire. Dloore if 2Btttper.
(Spatsr.)- RoOrs tff beute aben6 nod
ON 2sbeu, b,fiubet fd isoOd in trtttidem
!3ufanoe. Rsrrimnn iagte bauts Gbeub,
alOOrs babe istu rRsrrtmau'S) Eamtlisu.
elid ueruidtet uu0 ietue Sdulb beute
Rodmtttag In Der unterrsbuug etugefan=
ben. gus 6teism @ruuoe babe sr thu ges
B.-ROOre pOlts fi& biuuen psutgen
2Eodsu 3um 3rpsiten Wtals uerbetratbsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07

Die btmerfsusWertptn uub moblthEugtn
Rglultats, ote bsr 9ebran@ BON MOnelPs
Teething Cordial srsteIt, haben III Istusc
alisemftusu Aumsnbuuo In laR ageu &rtss
ooH &rQptbetttn, bsueu Gin6eT uHtsrmorfsr
fub, gsffbrt Ct briit Si6bung, Eoltf, gla /.
asuiiurs, 9ur@ian Il. I. (. Rstus Eamlll,
iotLts obHs tSu IeiU, 9et auSu APotbstsyE ~
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-07
aus Der 8unpesbauptffapt.
&auptrs @tnmannsruna.

sxmb,res bis lIbr oHtn. lsg
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12
A Colored Girls Intuition

There is little colored girl on
the place of Mr.. Rob White. in
jackson county, who is wonder
full medium. She is subject to fits.
and to relieve her Mr.. White mes
mesizes the child. While in thi.
state she makes the most wonder
full Notwithstanding persons
and their occupation in an adjoin-
ing room. The other day she was
visited by gentleman from Allan
ia, who asked her if she knew him.
the gentleman never having seen
the girl before. Yes she replied.
your name is DIR. - giving it
correctly, and saw you yesterday
in Atlanta playing on something
like little piano" The physician
stated that at the time mentioned
he was in the city and using a writ
ing Neutrality-suspicious. (Ga.). Ban
ner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12
A Child Drowned.

Last Saturday afternoon a sad
accident occurred at Bullion, Rail-
road District. The little son Of
Joseph Phillips of that place fell
into the stream which flows through
town, and was drowned. The
stream runs near Phillips house
and while Mrs. Phillips was pre-
pairing supper the little fellow
strayed away from the other chill
dren and got into the ditch. The
body was received about 80 yards
down the stream from the house.
The boy was only 10 month old,
and the mother is nearly crazed
over her loss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

The annual examination of the
Public School will be continued in
the following order:
Friday, June 18th, Miss Wilsey' s
class.
Monday, June 10Th, Miss Hodg-
einson's Sd grade in written and
mental arithmetic.
Tuesday, June 18th, Miss Suter-
lands class.
Wednesday, June 18th, Miss
Babcock's class.
Thursday, June 10th, Miss Wag-
ner's class.
Friday, June Goth, Miss Spen-
GERS class.
Monday, June 23d, 1st grade
in natural philosophy and physi-
cal geography.
Tuesday, June 24th, Miss Dow
dell's class
Wednesday June 18th, Miss
Bardenwerpers class.
Thurday's June 18th, Miss
Ryan's class.
Friday, June 9th, Miss Hodg-
kinson's Sd grade in reading, spell
ing, history, etc,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

get no information her, and 1 do
not think she ever discovered that
instead of an absconding criminal
she had entertained and as
sisted an emissary of the police,
conveying important dispatches to
an outlying district.
II. HARDUP.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

The Hale & Norcross and Sierra
Nevada assessments became delin-
quent in the Board to-day and at
office on Thursday. 1t is feared that
many have not yet paid in. and will
not as long as the stockholders know
that 5000 rock lies on the dump
and the management manifest no
disposition to mill it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

Genoa is making preparations
for the biggest Fourth of July
blowout in the memory Of the old
est Genoese. Carson has made no
move in the matter and the way
things now look Carson will 60 up
and be neighborly with Genoa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12
The Dry Plate Process.

Since the advent of the Gelatine
Bromide Dry Plate Process new
used BY Peterson. the Photo
grapher, it has become easy to
take large groups instantaneously.
Under the old way tbs slightest
movement Of q fractions child
would render . now plate impera-
tive. Large heads for framing .
speciality at Peterson's Gallery, op
pesite tho Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

viii Day is branching out. He
has added groceries to fruit and
has large invoice Of tirit-class>
household supplies on the way.
From this on he will run regular
grocery store at Perasichs old
stand. If.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12
Derailed Cars Ri%hted by Eie.
plants.

WATERBURY, Conn, June IL
While train with Barnum ele-
plants was on its way to Danbury,
an axle broke and the cars burst
open, and the elephants rolled out.
The derailed cars were replaced on
the track by three of the elephants
under the direction of Professor
Artingstall. While this was done
the other elephants were allowed to
roam about the fields to the great
delight Of the inhabitants.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

Last Tuesday afternoon, during
the absence of the family, Jose Ma
ria Valenzuela, an invalid, of Lone
Pine, Inyo county, set his bed
clothes on fire by smoking a cigar
cite, and he was fearfully burned.
There is no hopes of his recovery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12

The sure effect of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla are thorough and perma-
nent. If there is a lurking faint
of scrofula about you Ayers Sarsa-
parilla will dislodge it. and expel
it from your system.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-12
IN BRIEF.

NJ .rcury will be the morning sta
for the present month.
The Osbiston shaft at Virgin
City has been shut down.
Matt Canavan bossed the Austil
Convention from the dead jump.
The Baltimore mill on American
Flat will resume operations to-day
Blaine's principle opposition ap
pears to come from the "Hinglisl
helement.
Hon. Thomas Wren and Hon. C
G. Stevenson are are announced a.
Senatorial candidates.
As soon as Gen. Davenport
heard from Chicago he jumped out
of bed and is now able to be out.
| The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give social on Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. G.
W. White.
| Sam Wright has been elected
Captain Of the shooting team. One
jyear ago he couldn't hit barn at
forty rods.
| Col. A. C. Ellis has been retained
in the Bergman case by the de-
fendent, and will argue the case
before the Supreme Court.
There will be no dividend from
the Standard Consolidated mine
for the present. The mill was ex-
pected to start up the last week in
May.
Monte Christie asserts that Gen.
Clarke has joined the Democratic
party. We think the General has
too much political sense to flop
this year.
The Belmont Courier says it is
rrmored that II. n. Yerington has
purchased the State Line mine. and
will soon start up the mill at Gold
Mountain.
The product of the Navajo 70
the first four months of the year
was $4,000. The mine is still in
debt, and there will be no dividend
for the present.
The citizens of Carson are taking |
very little interest in the Fourth |
Of July while Genoa is getting up
big celebration. Are the patriots !
all dead in this section?
As no one was disposed to pay
the last assessment on the Consol-
idated Imperial, which became de-
linpuent on the 5th, the time has
been extended to the 10Th.
The Segregated Belcher assess
ment became delinquent in the
Board to-day. The fact caused no
in stock circles, as there
are only 6. 400 shares in the mine. :;
W. W. Morrow with a portion Of
the California delegation is ex-i
pected to arrive in Reno this even
ing. The Reno Republicans will
give them a hearty reception at the
depot.
The New York Sun compliments
Sharon as brave man to allow the
Hill case to go to trial rather than
submit to imposition and black
nail. More people are disposed to
concur.
Major Garrard is still around '
,etting money on the success Of the o
Democrats in November. Recol- a
ect that Democrats have been get a
ing poorer every year betting On s.
Elections. t.
Hon. George Morrison, who was =
he Nevada delegate to the Pythian y
,onclave in New Orleans, has re- -
urned to Carson in splendid -
ealth and looking,as if he had en- =.
Dyed his trip. "
The Chronicle thinks that the a
Elaine boom will be followed by ft
asty smell. There must be some a,
listake here, there is not enough n
esh on Tilden's bones to cause his f.
orpse to odorize the atmosphere D,
There is great excitement on the VI
omstock because some potatoes VI
ave sprouted in the back yard of 81
local barber. The solution of this M
'eat agricultural POLLEN has %
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STOCKS,

Morning BsarL
$50 Ophir, l o.
80 Mexican, 95e
$50 Gould & Curry, Soc
100 Best & Belcher, so
$50 Savage, 75c
H5 Con. Virginia, Zoe
80 Chollar, l As
$50 Potosi, 35c
go Hale & Norcross, 2 GO
GO Crown Point, 10
100 Sierra Nevada, $50
10 Utah, 75c
900 Exchequer, Zoe
200 Overman, 25c
200 Justice, 3Oc
$50 Union, ! Is
925 Alta, l Is
800 Navajo, 3 30
100 Independence, 3Oe
400 Belle Isle, 55c
$50 Bodie, 4 10
$50 Bulwer, Csc
100 Mono 75c
100 Scorpion, SOC
20 Benton, 4Oc
800 Day. II
100 Alpha. ! 25
80 Belcher, l
100 Occidental, l
100 Columbus. l s.
80 Yellow Jacket l 20
80 Andes, Zoe
100 California Zoe
80 Bullion, 35c
100 Eureka Con, 3
20 Mt. Diablo. q
Kentuck, u
Evening Board.
100 Ophir, l o.
500 Mexican, assd. 75e
500 Eureka. 9 80
100 Belmont, I
600 B. Isle, 55c
2N Bodie. 4
40 Bulwer, 45c
40 Gould & Curry. Soc
go Best & Belcher, ] 60
200 Savage Csc
500 Con. Virginia, 25c
300 Chollar, l 45
$40 Potosi. 6Oc
1856 Hale & Norcross, 2 60
los Navajo, 3 30
20 Sierra Nevada, l so
300 Mono 75c
100 nov ,
30 Utah, Coo
21O Union 95c
1856 Alta, ] 80
$50 n. B. Isle. Zoe
l05 Crown Point, l 10
80 Belcher. /
80 Alpha. l
p Confidence Soc
$50 Mexican 95c
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For Sale.

A Splendid top buggy for double team, nearly
new, will be sold at q sacrifice. Inquire at the
Arlington House.
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Shaving and Maircnttfnx.

Fol-. good bath, with hot or cold water, CT
shave performed in workmanlike manner, 90
to John Cuhna's Barber Shop. Haircutting q
speciality.
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Eclipse Extra Dry is the only
native Champagne equal TO any
imported, and but half the trice.
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Drugs, medicines, perfumeries,
toilette articles and all kinds of
fancy articles at Chcdic & Winnie 5
drug store in the Morton House
block 20
A whisker' dye must be conyen-
yenient to use, easy to apply, inn
possible to rub of, elegant in,appearl
ance, and cheap in price. Buck
ingham's Dye for the Whiskers
unites in itself all these merits.
Try it.
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girl to do housework and assist in the care
Of children. Mrs. r. W. keefer, corner John
ana Curry streets. ml7*
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j. GUION, M. D
SUxGEoN AND PaXsIClAS
Omce-In rear Of City Drug Store.
nO14
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Lost.

Between the city and the cemetery, gold
bracelet ornamented with pearls The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving il at this
Office
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Wanted.

competent dreSsnaker wishes to 20 out
and work BY the day. Please &C DIRE IS Mrs. A.
B., through P0st0ffice m94
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HEAITH TEST
Office of G. A MARINER Ch;couo NJ

Analytical and Consulting Chemist 10y ~
have examined Baking Powders use advertised as alb
souey and found Ammonia The of such prohibited in
family ammonia retained the food unfavoabe d.
geon and is discharged from the useless
Cream Baking Powder has been used exclusively family
G.. A. MARINER
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Office Of VI. DELAFONTAINE.
CHEMICAI,TEST

COLLEGE OF PYsIcI AND SURGEONS Chicago May 3d.
e. B. Gibson, Analytical and Consulting Chemist
Gentlemen In Baking powders advertised absolutely pure
have found analysis Ammonia Considering the
na namely that Of eee and decomposng matter and that
entirely lsspaed the has been cOncuv
practice well by science should not think using
family recommending for
would prefer powder made Of wholesome have
found DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder to be ~
Very Respectfully, G. B. Gibson. ANALYTICAL Chemist
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SO Cents Per Week

- AL classes Of legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this coluR n
for 80 Cents per week.