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Tho biggest Big Show that ETcr Exhibited
Here.

There is no class of amusement which
may be called univeI sal. we verify be-
lieve, unless tits the circus. To be UNI
vorssl is to be{ n demand and 10 he
pleasing, anH To possess several other
attributes go99d ana commentaries
man naSrhis equa, his inferior ana his
suprrjTlr, and cirmses have the Same.
But,Ne did not sit.own to write Of cir
ryases generally, h I the greatest of all
,'tircuSe3 in part osRr, the Sells Broth
| crS' Monster Fitty-'a age Mcnagerie and
Great Four ns Circus, which ill
spread its ~ ntais of tents AZ. %
two exhibition ) q, D,llas on thu e. "a N.
| October.
For immensity, coApleten '.rn-
| ton, ana all things witch g u...
great show, we CONNIE.
| It's menagerie is the yl.,l .. t
ever seen. Fifty hur 'a-
living animals, embra' * g! .u as
known TO zoology, a.c % j. .Iut . ..
proves OF animals, ma. ufaNtr. .I,. 8
hundreds of led Iau'mlN v...u -
matter OF course, .ul.a,a ia.
tno Ntty cages. the q p ii.... gi. of
hippUpOtami ever Dehek. VI .r..4ritN by
III IN l. to be seen withNn $ how
also-a wonder So 20 y *. ., ont
as the great undu gncale Sn.' .u' the
aye,
Among the many SGrk-isaa viii be
discovered some sp.HNaiA ,g.r,Hous of
tho giraffe, tall, graceful, "A Tee. ,utes,
whose likA are to be seou Nv ut use,
and countless othe "GndeA ~. n..nIer-
Gus to mention.
Among the 300 all-star ? Ir'r ,,rs of
tbs arenic department. of The grea
shows we note the following LIST o
names, which 10 classify Hroperly oul
vocabulary furnishes but lone word
greatest: y
The wonderful Stirk NlmNr a., pa
greatest bicyclists.
Mr.. Frank III. Gardner, the .uu
hurdle rider.
Maggie Claire, the fiyln% 1Aoh
Senior Don Jerenimo Boz, "a. gro test
of all four and six-horse glleIS
The Leslie Brothers, head AGu.'r.
Mile. Adelaide Cordona, lne 0InpIua
lady bareback rider of tho cartA
Miss Polite Lee, the on-y hN = jug
Cling daring cquestriennc.
Whole trOupes of acrot1t% lt-.,r7
gymnasts, c0utortionists, JugSltrs, dtc.
In short, the whole is section o! wIn-
derful, full, glorious, elegant, ana m
plete.
Don't forget the date.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
A KentuclSy Fugitive in Boston.

met in Dem Ocratic newspaper Of
flee Lewis Hayden, an old Kentucky
fugitive slavs, now gray haired. He has
been caterer, understand, for years
in Boston. He tod ne he escaped from
kentucky in lSii, swan across the Ohio
river, and on the ether side, near San
dusky, was put into woman's dress and
his little boy WAS dressed rs Il girl. and
they were carried over to Amherstburg,
in Canada. He told me that the last
meeting John Brown held in Boston was
at his house to make his descent on lIar
prr's Ferry. For years Hayden was on
gagged in running off fugitive slaves
Gath's Boston Special.
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Young Men!-IAoad rhis.

Tho Voltaic Belt company, of MIR
shall, Mich, offer to send their Gee
brated Electro-N oltaic Belt and otn,r
Electric Appliances on trlal ioa ac s,hiifay
with nervous debility, loss Of VITALITY
and manhood aud ali kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral.
ysis and many other diseases. Com,
plete restoration to health, Yigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is H.
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed,
Write them at once for illustrated
f,suphlgt free
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A TouchiA. Sequel to the Tragic Death of
CbntJsx Eu.tar.

A TouchiA: Sequel to the Tragic Death al
CHARLES Fostsr.
a deepl shadow is thrown upon the
sad fate tf Charles Foster, who was
killed by lpanther on B0one's noun
tain, near Aubots, Pennsylvania, by cir
cumstanc Slearned by a Truth Repor-
ter YESTERDAY. Gustave Bling, of 50
Grad street, Brooklyn, formerly n
room. mate d Fosters, was tho inform
ant. Mr.. ling said that the hunting
knife found h the stomach of the panth-
er killed b1 Peter Gear on the noun
tain, last Friday, was one that be
!0ugcd to Fo\ter. In Mr.. Bing's pos
session are ~ few letters belonging To
tnster, whichtell a tale full of.pathos.
| he first letter, which poor Foster did
}Ct live to NAL, was addressed to his
laughter. who is living in Baltimore.
" ran thus:
"My DARLINs GIKL:-You have been
SEPARATED from mo since the death OF
bur mother, snd / have now deter
med that shall have you by my side.
Nave little money and am going to
rchase home, of which you shall he
little mistress. You are the only
| have in this world to love, and
may certain that we shall eat
uf.' CHRIST Is dihner tGgether.
aA Iir loving father,
"CH ARLsss FOSTER"
'ha -og0ul which was undnist ed, was
".. a. his mother, in Whining
|.. HriHga.g ."Dcar MOTHER il began,
81, a,ru iJng .ime since you have
s,.l me tuat : don't suppose you would
ld at.t. ue II YOU saw me on he street.
f'. 80. iew eeks am going to sur
Nf-, YOU. 2 ni-now, don't laugh too
t. ,,l going t., buy nice little
lu nd the little giri, and we
SUM- an live toeether, as The story
b.,Is that you usyd 20 read to me
mnp i was Nt ii,tie lei,
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Worry truly,
JOMS IlENRY BROWN.

While Bailsy's Saline Aperient is the
best substitute for purgatiye pills, il is
also the cheapest and most pleasant.
As ..,cyandard female medicine, Enc
,sh Female Bittars takes the lead
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s snak speare Says Truly:

Snak speare Says Truly
"Ihat "l.'nh we call rose
by any other name would smell at SwCC t.
But the reN.rse is equally true. and
perfumes are designated FLORIDA Water
does not impart to them nv of the
sweet fragrance of the genuint srurrav
& Lanman Florida Water. Bewj..a Of
these counterfeits and make sure Of o.
tanning only the right article, W Gich has
won for itself the foremost position as a
toilet requisite.
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REAL ESTATE.


WHO BoUoH AND WHOHAs SOLO
Transfers. af rtlits Property lots iu.
proved aud luIwprnvrd iHud
Transa,iiuts Nsmssi Nuu-
bers -ud Prices r'iH.
The follow .- ar, Gao roal o,taiotrpu,
iors Ia Gao City anirouu,y,rUyUruci Dur
ing the ppst week., reported hy Murphy
Il liolguy, real estate agents AND rll.rr
tor, office 40, 100 },ail street,
q. ", owens, administrator os e-inl'
ofTho,, Wright, deceased, to Nr, lou
L. White, 90 'solf The north end uI
The Il. Narhuu survey, tur b. goo,
j. Il. Mills gIl wiie 40 80, flrl-ur
- acre. On the west .ia, ui tnu Houston
n Texas Contra railroad, .u tsu frrr-
lnan survey, -, iiut,Mi-, fora Variable
Cousidpr alluu,
I'D. BIcd~oc to u, y, Perry, the l.''
mentioned. ulr.s, iurlD iCcLs " 90 N,-
end of l"' lu, ''urLN "' NO town "I
Cles.W, i.t~l and wife To john ",
HIiith, . . - acres, triangular piece cod
|,ground, "a. ,ou'housl uprnor ur tGr J,s,
Shelhy Sury,,, .uril
q. T. Afford Ia Martin Shl,l., .
acres, Quo ana uuu-lpUrth milo, north
westerly ir.u the courthouse, Tor
$3.50.
l.. Buumau In James W, Swur, !
acre on rgHlr crock, northwest from
Dallas, iu. $50,
e. \, S,ulruuI " irc TO Il. Buumun,
tho last mvUtlu.ud acre tract, for SsJp,
u, NUul,vU u.p and wife 10 II. !, OF
plant, lot 10 ud o" Jon block -, known
a. monument 'riNu-lc, for $l,.iu.
\. j. J"IniruH Too Doc Bishop, - 10y i.'
feet lying unr'hN.>t irom Ross MomGc,
4. j. liuTu u. l.. liurd, ~ crus lU
the $. y. n 81. o.. Idi'rnId company sUr-
Ncy, oi $50 acres, for ,lUl.
W. u, Thrmr -. L. Hard, 81 acre.,
in the les. ni.u ll.ld survey, for NiuN.
j. T., biuwut, .uu Siie t. -. y. rnriin,
~ triangular south end of h'ooi, Gil,i the
Xoith ,lru,r uf Highland aud Cedar
w. @. Egu3uil and wife 10 Al. lIouS-
ton, IN acres In HE Il bert Moore survey,
ahnut ~ miles OTIS. ul the court huue g.,
for I! ,ljr.
l., Il. Stroud and wife To 4. a.. Mann,
90 acres Iu o.. 81. VI. Cole survey, Tor
$1,000
John H.rc 10 William. Rnpo. qrl,
claims e. 100 acres on the IT,. McComIIH~
survey, Tor lu.
j. \. Irue. q. Warner 50 atom, 80 Hnr"-
in the Solomon Carver survey, for rIrI
r. ID. Nu"fs.r.i .ui wife - William
Carutu, 81 a.rCs in tho Erwr survey.
on Wait Roc. y."gh. Huu acres IN the
IaiOu ira-u.. rursi,.nu.
". N.n'N and Wi.r To- p. y. NpsS, 40
acres iu ,hra -.s n. Evans survey. %
miles southwest from Dallas, for $ig4.Iu.
WI. Keller Md vito g. i. Herman
TucBs, lnl 4. block n, of ". 7. kcllcr's
addition mites northeast of court
house, ior ita.
/ l., p. Turner tp james Krmp, - by
- Get, on west siuu ot l.ryuy street,
AurGt two miles southeast from the
,ur,-houSu, tor 900.
Charles iiiirIic and wife to \. Jack
son, 81 /, acres, in tao jesse Moon sur
vcl, Tor $50.
ga lnahirs and vile 90 ". G. How
aridJ s,uy 800 feet, on west side of the
eXAsuN o. EIvly street, - miles
.sovgnn. o. Tie cum t-housc, for other
YNlillpr torl lawrence Schuoliieli,
Bcres IN thGJ a. l. us survey, on the
s'1U o. TINY ~ LOT ,G' :,
Srssn l2;I.;mysiv snryav and a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

Rogers Citrate of Nsgnosia is fine,
anli-bilious, eiferVescent drink. Pre-
pared by Il. Rogers " SONG, 2si Bleecker
street. New York.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
SOLD by J. Nj. House.
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GRAlrlTOCS GRASS.
SENATOR orsos ~ monrhoul.

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,eiNN.Hfd b d. uHIN because '1." hoped
'nr q lrl.ng prU in state rni|.sr, which
,N''r with UuI l.. continued under
n'mu' alto rule, VI hui.Ftr macy hytHy
'hh t''lrwcut If th'. grass ur land
'u. rll"h' ~ should L.. ,H" result OF Inc
'"'' cam Judgment Of ihy
pgnp,,,, nHgd not laee result Of
Ni'l'hS founded hastily or in
4. spirit ~ prejudice or passion,
~" QUO 'uu no one section OF the
ht'l' N' ~ VIII ho settled
~
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80. g.,.:, .., ''',' 1870
llH' ''" interest p1'' by the TYLER a"-
l-.. cent. VIII lu h," \at0. have lp n.
o. o " BE-
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in on
minute. German Corn Remover kill
corns and hunions.
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A nasal injector tree with each bottle
Of Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price 81
cents Sold bv j. NJ. House.
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The Hunatable Boot and S5oe iactory
made the base ball shoes for The Dallas
g. -Nvsa
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The best machinery and best work
mon are only employed by Franklin q
PfoatS.
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The PUNISHABLE Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for large fall trade.
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"uackmetack," u lasling and fragra
perfume. Price rs and 80 cents Sold
J. NJ House.
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Society is in pucler over the Qucs-
ton: "Shall our girls Whistler or
course they may, if they strengthen
their lungs by using the great Dr.. Bulls
NnI.rh &NrlIn.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
chat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
remedy for you. Sold by j. M. House.
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The best machines, all new, at Frank
In ~ Pfouts' machine shopA
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"Wuy DdN'r YOU CoEE?"

The b$t smoking tobacco N "LittIe
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The Rest Fruit oi '.edicai Scien<
Dyspepsia is Immediately relleyed
Renson's Cspcine Porous Plsst
Opici, ecfin~ ~ aiv'p,hbi '"af.
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Tested II Quarter of "a Eeutury-lt Stands
EnrivpIled.

LAGRANGE, GA, March 70, lSI6.-oR'
j. BRApFIELD. Atlanta, Ga, DEAR SIR;
/ take pleasure in stating that | have
used, for the last twenty years, the med
icine you are now putting up, known rs
DR.. Rradtield's Female Regulator, and
consider it the INSTRUMENTATION ever
gotten together for the diseases for
" hich it is recommended. With kind
est regards am, respectfully,
w. Il. FERRELL, NJ, 70.
SEND for our Treatise on "Health @n'.
Happiness of Wumun," mailed free
BRIDFlEiD Rec LAToR Co., Alta
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pl XII, MARRIAGE Guide, i

Elegant cloth n.' u!lf binding. Sc'l, h
cents lu go ias"ur currency. over rgy "
falpwlrr .ahi g Who may marry who Nd
why Proper wt'p WgTrs, MhDmggry "
Mnuhu1, " oulyn' ply 'rl Urcly.
irrrrg .rl, 4nu-y MrU.yd NJ ~
marrying .huHli read N, y ouCt
hE H4, g.iHit persons, thea hrli uLdK
L.w, Popular yUitiHu, same above,
cover .Hl ~ pages, q. cents 1v MAJ.
QfT1silsr,
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1850 pair ii ~
In Dallas sinH
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uo Makes the ~, Grs., Theme I,ssh o.
Irirl,ii -tu.tiIus iHr I,tsu
..-|.n-IIts logically
Nlth thu it.irr r. boo.

from -umur Dn.' Montague
fYrir.I.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

from the cattle king to the vaquero; from
the merchant prince" to the counter
jumper; from the wealthy mine-owner
to the rnv.handed son of toll; the
rancher, the professor, the lawyer, the
doctor. how each and and all come in for
their share Of honor They have gone
still further, they have reached ont into
realms ecclesiastical-the Mormon, the
anti-Mormon, the jack Mormon and the
apostate Mormon, all have place there.
The Jew, the Gentle, the Catholic and
the orthodox have all been kindly remem-
bered. First, they honor and elevate
every vocation; second, they revere all
religion; and last, though not least, they
aatter all nationalities by making the
ticket as cosmopolite as possible. There
fore; Mr.. Editor, submit that with this
great Democratic combination ticket,
the Republican party must 60, for con-
slider it rare political bouquet, contain
ing all varieties from the Datura Stra-
monium of botany to the daisy.
WEuSS.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

An Arab widow who has chance to
marry again visits her first husbands
grave the night before the second mar.
riage takes place, where she kneels and
prays him not to be offended at her for
taking another husband. But, as a guar
antee against any failure of her prayers
to appease the deceased, she takes along
with her donkey laden with water and
saturates the grave, proceeding which
is calculated to keep the dead husband
cool under the most aggravating circum-
stances.
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SCIENTIFIC.

Experiments on an extensive scale have
been made by the Dutch Government to
ascertain the relative stength of iron and
steo, grinders The soft steel grinders
proved to be % per cent and the hard
steel grinders G6 per cent stronger than
the iron grinders.
1t is reported from Paris that expert
ments made in the hospitals show that
sulphide of carbon is the best agent to re-
store the normal action of the bowels in
cases OF cholera. 1t has restored to con.
seriousness in thirty seconds hysterical
patients who, previous to its administra.
ton, were inaonsib!e even to pricking of
needles.
Excitement has been produced in
learned circles in Berlin by Profs. Fink
Ter and Prior Of the University of Bonn,
who claim an equal share with DR.. Koch
in the merit Of the discoveries usually as
ISOLATED with the latters name. DR..
Koch was forced to recognize the justice
OF their claims at the Imperial Board Of
Health.
An exceedingly delicate and very i'm
portant instrument among the French
cxhibit3 at the Philadelphia Electrical
Exhibition, is Prof. Rcgnard's apparatus
for the study of the respiration Of ami
mails. BY means of this the scientist can
measure the quantity Of air breathed by
the animal in given time, and can make
complete analysis of it afterward.
One Of the newest and most helpful
electrical inventions is the dental and
electrical lamp, for the purpose of illum.
mating the mouth and other parts of the
human anatomy. The battery used to
produce this light is only six inches
square, but the light it produces is so
brilliant it penetrates the skin and actu-
ally shows through it the root Of the
tooth, enabling the dentist to know at
once what causes any of its diseases.
\ method of military nocternal signal
ing has been Invested by a Russian, Capt.
Kostovich, and successfully tested at
Cornstadt To small captive balloon is
suspended an Edison electric lamp,
which, by means of connecting wires, can
be kindled and extinguished at will by
an operator stationed on board ship or in
any other convenient position, a series OF
such extinctions and reignitions being
employed according to telegraphic code.
Much interest has recently been excited
in English engineering circles by the an.
nouncement OF the discovery Of a new
motive power by Edwin Surge, who has
patented the means OF application. Ac
cording to report, the new motive-p power
for driving light machinery and for al
purposes OF light locomotion, either OF
land or water Arrangements are il
progress TO give the invention a publ
test.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

&Consolidations being the order on the
Comstock, says the Virginia Footlight,
we shall soon probably hear of Consolida.
ted Ophir, Mexican, Sierra Nevada,
Union and Utah, Consolidated Best and
Belcher and Gould and Curry, CONSOLE
dated Norcross, Savage, Chollar and
Potosi, Consolidated Alta, Justice and
Benton, etc., etc. After that, the whole
lode will probably be known as the Com.
stock Consolidated
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The Best assortment of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
j. Pouiade, Meadow Valley street.
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imnorte0
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

On Sunday funeral cortego wendell
its way from an undertaking establish.
ment to the Oakland Ferry. After
having been driven aboard the ferry, the
drivers dismounted and gathered in
groups, when the driver OF the hearsc
accidentally casting his eyes upon the
interior Of his vehicle was astonished to
find it empty. With the exclamation
Great heavens! I've forgotten the
corpse" he mounted the hearse and after
considerable difficulty, managed to GET
off the boat and hastily drive back fol
the casket. rs. +. Call.
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The Director of the Mint has prepared
statement i'll regard to the present mon
ey circulation in the thirty-nine princi-
pal countries of the world, as compared
with the circulation reported year ago,
which shows decrease in the gold circu
lation of about S52, 900, 900, an increase
in the silver circulation of $40, 900, 900,
and an increase in the paper circulation
of Sll2, 1000, 900 He attributes the loss
in gold circulation to \ reduced produc-
ton and to an increased use of that met.
al in ornamenting and the arts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

The Shanghai correspondent of the
Gazette says; 1.-Two or three days before
the naval engagement at Pagoda anchor.
age, on August ODD, Pilot Thomas was
ashore at the Custom.house and was talk
ing to some of the officers there about the
expected hostihties. One of the customs
officers asked Thomas where he would
have to be stationed on board the flag
ship VOLTA during the battle. The Ad-
miral's reply was, 'Eon will have to be
on the bridge with me. Thomas, who
was very stout, while the Admiral is the
reverse, jocularly told the customs officers
what he had said to the Admiral: You
are so thin that they couldn't hit you.
but am so stout they couldn't miss me-
And so it came to pass. The first shot
from the Yang.wu passed over the bridge
of the Volta, killing Pilot Thomas, while
Admiral Courbet, who stood beside him,
must of had a miraculous escape.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01

"You are now one, said the ministe,
to the happy pair he had Just welded
together. (Which one:" asked the
bride. "You will have to settle that TO,
yourselves" said the clergyman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01
NEW YORK

Majorities are given in all cases where
there was a clear majority; when the to-
tai opposition was greater than the vote
for the leading candidate, the plurality
OF such candidate over his highest oppo-
nent is given. In the last two Presiden-
tial elections in Indiana neither party
had a clear majority over all others.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01
REGISTERED VOTERS.


REaISTERED VOTERS.
List of Registered Voters at Spring Valley
Precinct, Lincoln county, Nevada:
Alexander DY Barlogi Domireco
Coumerilh Joseph Francis Robt
Fogliapi vincenzo Hubert Charles
Millet Artirnus pedroli Michae,
Rice Oscar Rice Jas
Rice Geo Rice Henry
walker Frank
Notice ia hereby given that objections to the
right of any of the above named elector, TO vote
at the next General Election. to be held at
Spring Valley Precinct, Line lin county, State
OF Nevada, on the 4th day Of November, a. d.
1884, will be heard before me in my office at
Spring Valley until o'clock p. m. on the fourth
day prior to the day OF Of election. and all per-
sons whose names are enormously entered ON
said Register are hereby requestered to appear
Ut my ofics and have such error corrected.
GEORGE A. RICE,
Registry Agent, Spring Valley Precinct, Lin.
coin county, Nevada.