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grain shea there are 10 horses ~ eat
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GtTayed or StoIcn.

From our pdstais ntar roiiect, .omo
time in April. 1859. ole iigb, bay horse,
branded JILL cobneSied. t,he stems Of
The and l. forming the ~. on left
thigh. 8 On left Shoulder and 90 on
left hip.
A snit,b'e reward will he paid for tho
return Of the horses TO Iialieck, or for
uiotna,ion Wbets they may he found
KELLY & McCAis,
HAileot. New, May y. 1859. II
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I.ixc md Lei tive.

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions. Hs well M Rlasrwa Qn.rns.
ware, etc. should not fail TO examine
my stock aud prices before purchasing.
~ penny saved Ia M good ns n peuny
earned" and you eau save money ty
purchasing goods Mt home. carry =
large stock u reasonable goods api
will sell ut Live and Let Live prices.
10. II. CnAsE.
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A. native p.p.r 10 Bi..Yo. China.
prints AZ an o,diDsv iIsn Of local
s.ss IL, sSpssmncs Of a great white
dtsgop. With scales two feet sctoss.
ho,1sd brad, aud a tail "hn acre I"DR."
TIE I..ttparsh tn coming Of the drag.
op vas gt,es5.d ~ ~ 6fby smsli."
Ne LAYS no doaA 0 IL.
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Nr. DsBIi-t--"I resily must iras.
I'll Ibis tUnmeT Tor my bsAiib. II il
.9sb a sotfy. though. u make np ones
hind what route u tAts."
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II ,Ds'rs f.sln' It'd ct this tins o.
yssr the BIS, root Jon can get Is yellou
does. 10 ny notion ~ Tsts usu.s
EIkfsss.
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Attention Guitar Players.

Upon receipt Of 10 2 CEN, stamps J
will mail, postpaid. one ,et Of gniinr
strings. price 81. Ouiy ous set sent 10
each player at this price.
p. q. PrIEB.os, Nusic Dealer.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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4 NEW

] have i%nangurnisd a new system TO
which the attention Of ny customers
IL e-perihily directed. Every dollars
worth Of goods bought for CASH entities
the purci'astr.,J n ticket, ~hich e%rlitI.s
the holder 10 the following prizes:
8 Tickets n sugar shsll, worth. :. 81 90
40 Tickets Il Bnttcr Knitr. worth . 1 %
IL Tick Is a Lncs Pin, wotih... 1 80
70 Tickets set %Crn.poons. worth. 3 0O
IS Tickets n set o! Knives. worth. 3 IS
80 Tiek.iaa sol Of Forks. worth. 3 rs
81 Ticket set Tablespoons. worth. 6 o.
100 Tickets Il bne Right Day Clock.
Phase come mud ace the goods. Wo
give the ebOics Of anything In our we'll.
assorted Jestlfy DEPARTMENT.
II siIs BOTH rOu y NE,
Because Theses are ftsi.eliss goods
needed In livery household.
because I Luy In large lp.. from first
hands and IL increase. my trade.
II IL not q lottery, but IL 10 q fair and
square deal.
7-l5. J. RosExsrocK.
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DISCOVERY.
sheet Music Tree.

Any piano nr orgsn tl1ysr sending
ns iL.:r address aud aud . 2-c-n.
.:anp To pay postage. viii receive one
piece Of mn'ic. Obiy one copy ,.ni
each rlsYsr.
PC. PETEEGoS. Music D,al.r.
D,eDrah, lows.
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Gnduratca r,by, wnrc.

The attention Of tho public is directed
u ny new stock Of Tubs. buckets, Ba-
sibs, etc manufactured from fpduraled
"ool Fibre. pressed out in II piece,
without seams or hoops. II Ia light
aud durable, will not shtihk or swell,
will not iHint any kind Of liquid
aud bids fair To superoede tin and wood.
en- ware Call and sfaWins IL
Il. CnAss.
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IudertnkInn.

Having purchased Of 1iro~n 4 Hos
kins their Interest in tho Undertaking
business, ! an now prepared To attend
to all calls in that line. will also at
tend 10 the repairing and upholsteripg
Of Furniture. otto. Shop on Comhnsrcist
street, next door 10 Brown h lIoskIal'
old stand.
az M rK1lnkon.
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For snIr or it.mI.

LHA-o THE HOTEL AND
MriBsAS Lodging lionse known M
Ma1hSsa1S the Iinmb"ii, House is
'nercd ios salo or rent. as tho proprietor
Is "bou, to engage in other business.
The house Is centrally located. contains
q large number Of pleasant rooms nnd
"ill he sold cheap or Itbt,d OH favor.
able terms. Apply TO
Jog LAso.
e-iH. El.o. N.yada.
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Salt Lake City,
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T'nllaadc 1totei.

Sinre the recent ere nj Paiisnds
which destroyed my hotel. tnsstbrr eih
tie contents. ] hnre opened the FALL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good econ odaIions. both ma 10
board md lodging. A iibcrnl share Of
tic public patronage is respectfully
collected.
10 Blux
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1883. TEE 1889.
STATE FAIR OF 1889
WIN Be lcld-
AT RENO.
CalRREdEg September 80 and Ending October s, 1889
PREMIUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pavilion.
Trials OF Speed TO be Conducted Under the Auspices Of the
Directors OF the State agricultural Society.

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED II
= .zas4L-=s .Ha. a. 4S Q: l.. L<z.l-:s;= x ;e Sta o. S-Uzit, sz.I-i
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M rI.smos.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

ON Monday the settlers and boomers
will be allowed to make the rush into
the hitherto forbidden grounds which
the adventurous spirits Of the neiehbor-
ing territories have been fondly
looking to for so long over
100000 people are in this flock of settlers
and the fact that there ia not a fifth part
az much land as to fairly satisfy them
would indicate that there will be grand
scramble and "a big TOW. Tor when your
Western pioneer goes on the tramp he is
generally prepared for business.
The settlement of Oklahoma will be
peculiar episode in The history of coli
nzations which have generally been
managed by governments or incorporated
companies
The nearest parallel we can find to The
opening of Oklahoma is The sudden
stimulus given to emigration by the dis
covery of gold in California and Aus
tralia. These discoveries allured rest
less and adventurous spirits from
all settled and civilized cOun-
tries. and the result was in each case a
temporary paralysis Of law and destruc-
ton Of order. Even if the great ma
iority of the cmigrants had been sober
and decent people they could not posst
DIV have been law-abidins people.
The powerful element among this
horde OF people in wagons and GA horse
back consists of che organized gang who
have been i'm the Territory and located
their claims. which they mean to hold
and occupy without any regard
10 whether they have OF
have not the priority of actual spplice-
ton which legally determines the owner
ship. They have made an organization
of their own, and they intend to divide
the territory among Themselves without
reference to any right but that of the
strongest.
That the other settlers should have "A
fair chance, is right that the govern
ment is expected TO enforce, and there
are troops on The spot for that purpose,
but The indications are that the organized
gang might be too numerous for the
tA9ops
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

The Courer-JourAai gives piciu-
rescue description of the moonshiner in
his lair and the methods used in making
the fiery white liquid that goes by the
somewhat alluring name OF Mountain
Dew The moonshiner has "A plant OF
simple machinery nenr remote noun
tain rill. aud also cove or cave near
bv where the machinery can be hidden
at the approach of the dreaded deputy
marshals.
The whisky never ages OF improves
after being hid in the ground OF in a
cave, for when buried there is no chance
for evaporation, and when in u cave the
air is too damp.
The goodness Of the liquor is no con
sideration, however, for it has fire and
drunk in ii, and no mountaineer wants
more. The whisky is perfectly color,ess
and has strong pungcnt smell. Any
one who has ever tasted il can tell II
again. though some registered distillers
make what is called corn whisky, which
Is so much like moonshine that 1t is hard
TO distinguish the difference.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

The President has unfortunately been
listening to the claims and arguments OF
two sets Of politicians as to which have
the right to the appointments Of col
lectors of CUSTOMS. The Senators want
to name them, and the Representatives
think they themselves ought to have
these little plumbs. The fact
is that the constitution -which the Pres.
dent hiss sworn to protect and honor
prescribes that those officers shall he
nominated by the President and appoint
ed by him by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

TnE Iibune SAYS of the probabilities
in the case of the lost ship Danmark that
all the transatlantic steamers which
would have been likely TO sight the
wreck have arrived in port, with single
exception. This one vessel is the Helye-
tia, which left Liverpool on April
I'd, and has been overdue since
Monday The most favorable theory
that can be formed assumes that the two
vessels ran afoul Of each other, and that
the Hclvetia, after attempting to tow the
Danmark into the nearest port, took of
the passengers and crew and headed for
the Azores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

Senator Quay has come 10 time IN
Washington again, but he admits that he
comes up decidedly groggy He is not
literally befuddled and MODELLING because
OF imbibing beverage grog too freely,
but be is feeble in limb, wind and brain,
and he comes up TO the scratch smileless
aud yimless.
1t should be remembered that Senator
Quay is human, and that means that he
Is mortal He can stand much, but he
can't stand everything and keep II up all
the time lie may stand twenty-four
hours Of worry by oilice-expecianis every
day for season as the boy could stand
mackerel for breafast sixty or seventy
times, but when it comes as n steady diet
mortality can't endure it.-IhlIadeiptsa
Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

The steamship Egypt brought over
! 800 passengers to tho docks at Castle
Garden, though the inspection showed
that her capacity was only about 40.
The statements about the overcrowd-
ing Of ocean steamers appear 10 show a
general and gross abuse that calls aloud
for reform The steamship Spain, of
the National Line. ON her trip OF May
1888, brought 200 passengers, when her
certificate Of inspection allowed her to
carry only 100 passengers She Was
equipped with seven boats aud only 800
life-preserycfs.
In the case Of the foundered Dan
mark, whose ESQ passengers are still TO
be heard from, her last inspection here
allowed her TO carry only 2j5 passengers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

We have hitherto been compelled 10
acknowledge Assistant Posimasier-Gcn'
eral Clarkson "a Lord High ENecutioner
of the Po@oillce Department, by virtue OF
his rank. He was expected to exercise
the exalted functions OF Lord High Exc
cution TX Oncio. and he sailed into the
duties with a conscientious energy ana
an expert and almost professional swing
of his terrible "Snicker Snee' that made
heads roll OF the shoulders Of fourth
class postal card readers even ~ the
harvest goes down before the
reaper. But all this time Professor Bel
superintendent of the Railway Mail SER
vice. was whc,ting his own weapon and
with demoniacal wink in his left OIL
cial eve was thinking on the glory OF a
day to come when his term should come
and rival probably made to wilt.
So no sooner did his branch Of the
department get cue to let in applica-
tons, than Bell drew regular broadaNe'
whose first terrific blow made wild
screech Of agony to run along all the
railway postal clerks And before the
echoes had well caught on to the tone
the broadaxe began TO ring with light
ming speed. and when y. II. i. deputy
High Executioner) Bel paused TO view
bis CORY work, five hundred heads had
rolled in the dust How is that for re-
form
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20

WHEN people claim precedence at such
festivals as the Washington Centennial
on social rank and birth, there may be a
plea for ii in our past history. But the
reasons for social precedence on public
occasions in the old times Of the Repub-
lie were that birth and distinguished
family connections gave political power,
and in those days if MIR Fish or Dir.
McAllisler Were high 10 the social
circles they might upon that have Sc
cured preferment with the voters or with
the Government.
The rules Of precedence on public oc-
casions now are Official