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RAILROAD PRESIDENTS.
Judge Cooley Thinks that They Act Like
SchOOlbOys.

Judge Cooley Thinks that They Act Like
SchoOlbOys
CHICAGO, January 29-In speaking of
the cndeayors of the railroad presidents
90 make a Joint agreement concerning
passenger and freight traffic, Judge
Cooley of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, said yesterday
The presidents act ike a lot of school
BOYS There is an absolute need for def
mite and final Legislation, and they know
it Such constant pickering. and mutual
suspicious are presentto so large an extent
i'm no other class of business men with
which am acquainted. They ought 10
get down TO business and solve the diff
culties at once. The question of main
tanning rates resolves itself into "a Ques
tion of maintaining the law The presi-
dents know this, and any doubt by them
as to- whether or not they will pass and
live up to am agreement is simply a doubt
as TO whether they will obey The law.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jenuary 29.-Sep-
arate ballots for United States Senator
were taken at noon to-day in both
houses of the State Legislature. Senator
James II. Berry the present incumbent
received l02 votes Hon. Thomas Fletch
er. >: Powell Clayton, II; j. samuel
Langley, 3; +. W Rector, /. \ forma
ballot will be taken in joint session to-
morrow and Berrys reelection con-
frruaI
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Death ofaFemale suGrasist.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, January 29--Mrs
ANY Kirby Post died here tonight; aged
eighty-six. She was prominent woman
suifragist and abolitionist, and at one
time had thirteen runaway slaves con
cealed in her cellar whom she managed
to get away by the underground railroad
Fred Douglas was helped by her in hi
early DAYS. Her philanthropy also ex
tended To the Indians.
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THECALlFORNlA CONGRESSIONAL con
TEST.


SAN FRANCISCO. January 29.-The re-
count of the vote for Congressman in the
Fifth district has been completed in 81
out of 50 city precincts and thus
far Phelps lRepublicanl who was
defeated on the official figures By 81
votes, has gained ~. and needs but Il
more TO elect him in place of Clunie
lDemocrau .Clunie will probably de
mand a recount of the country districts
also, and this may reverse the situation
again
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LONGSTREET AND MALONE.
Bird. of a Feather fiocking Together.

special 20 the TINES
PETERSBURG, Va, January 29.-From
all appearances Malone has made him.
self solid with Southern Republican.
who were reconstructed before he was
General James Longstreet of Georgia
arrived here this afternoon, was met at
the depot by the Little Genera" and
was at once taken in charge by him
General Longslreet viii be Malone
gUest while in Virginia.
His visit, Of course, is a part OF Ma.
homes cabinet programme
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PROPOSALS.
S198 10000.

RIcHMoSD, VA. January ~. 1859.
SEALED BIDS ADDRESSED TO
y the undersigned will be- received At this
oface OF the City Auditor until O'Clock.
FRIDAY, February |, 1879.
for all or anv post on ~ tles 20 toFOUR PER
CENTUM REGIS TERED BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. payable thirty -four
years after Let day Of January. 1879.
The bids vi be- opened at the time above.
named in the presence Of the Committee on
Finance OF the City Council
These BONDS Will be is cd under autho,s-
" Of resolutions OF m" Council. approved
March -. ISIS, aui December II, l>>s. pFoyid-
NJ $1,000 TOR construction II Third MARKET.
and SaOOOu for redemption ~ bonds duo
January !. u J. The committee reserve tho
right 70 reject auy aad al bi = for thee honds
y. ID. HAKGR I'VE.
jar al Chairman Committee On nfinance.
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EVANSVILLE, lND.. January 29-Re-
turns up Go d lafe hour tonight indicate
thc election of Frank B Posey Repub-
licauI to fll the uueXpired term OF Gov
cmor Alvin p Hovey in Congress,
made vacant by the election of Geaeral
logcr 20 the gubenatorial chair Of In
L-...
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The House to-day passed the sundry
civil appropriation bill
Mr.. burrows, of Michigan. presented
10 the House a petition OF 1900 citizens
of Utah against the admission Of that
territory as state.
The Sundry Civil bill was then taken
up. and the paragraph approprlating
$1,000 600 for the new library building
was discussed at length, but was not
changed.
An amendment was adopted appr0pri-
ating : 600 10 equip and maintain me-
THEOLOGICAL stations in the West Indies
also an amendment appropriaiing $1,000
10 repair the road TO the National Gene
terry al Hampton. Va.
An amendment was agreed TO apprOprl'
aiing 100000 TO construct an iron bridge
over Mill creek, between Fortress Mon
roe and Elizabeth City, va.
Mr. Dunn. of Arkansas, reported bill
to provide for the better protection Of
the fur, seal, and salmon fisheries OF
Alaska.
Printed and recommiited, with leave 10
report al any time.
The House at AS adjourned.
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Hnnced IN North CarolIna

RtLriGn. x. C.. January 29 Amman
Ellis. colorcd, was hanged here to-day
for the murder Of his father last Sopiem-
bcr The drop fell at . p. VI. and death
resulted from stlangulaiiOn.
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over so 10000 Of "WhitlOcks Old Vir-
fnia ChefOots" sold and no complaints
Take no other pa kaye unless 1t has my
name 0u it otherwise you Will be i'm
Osed ou.
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BRIEF TELEGRAM3

KINGSTON, ONT., January 20.-By the
ice giving way in the Lake Of the Woods
yesterday, twelve teamsters and their
horses were drowned
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rncrmome,cr e., the r,me. once q ~

Iho llaiIY Iimcs Ali"ann
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fI,N lt ol fhe e.th .us ant.atqA ~
,,'N NlL. nfe ol q 0fye a. Aln..l.. In fi.
~ ietf Oi lcr .gc
"a ,ltial ,. from fhe ihifd Pfosbyteflan church
AZ DAY. the o)th Instant. al IN '''' ''' "
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EDUCATIONAL.
FfNANCIAI..

MONEY TO LEND on FIRST
vi MORTGAGE CITY OF RICHMOND ON
GOOD MANCHESTER REAL ESTAIE.-Wo
have he following amounts.
$1,000 at PER cent. three years "a more.
t5,f OO ats per cent. three years.
1900 al per cent. three years.
tl,uOO at per cent. two or three years.
500 at per cent. two years.
FRANK ID. HILL g co.
Real Estate Brokers,
ja2T-u north Eleventh street.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA AND KIDNEY TRoU
EIEs. drink Chase City Lilhia Water
Price - cents gallon, OF 81 case.
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LOST.

7 OST CERTIFICATE OF STOCK,
Il No. Is, OF the RICHMOND AND HE>-
RICO TURNPIKE COMPANY Tor Ooe Hun
dTed ID liars, In the name OF W. %. Blair y
Co. Application Tor renewal has been made,
as the original Is believed % have been lost OF
destroyed. Je|StuiG
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SPECIAL PARISERsHIP.

THE UNDERSIGNED, p. l.. CON.
L quest, j. Preston Carson, n. A. Tabb. Jas.
". Allison. and Edmund B. Addison, OF the
city Of Richmond and o. N. Perry, OF the
city OF Norfolk, all OF the State Of Virglnia,
have this dag formed a limited partnership un-
der the name or firm of z. l.. Conquest x Com
pany, In which. Z. l.. Conquest, j. Preston
carson, II. A. Tabb, and D. II. Perry are the
general par ners and Jas W. Allison ana Ed
mund B. Addison are the special partners
Each OF the special partners mas contributed
the sum Of twelve thousand five hundred
lSl25U dollars IN cash. he general nature
OF tie business Is 20 he that OF dealers In rail-
road SUI plies aud lumber AID manu- acturers
OF wood product-. The places OF business are
the cities Or Richmond and Norfolk. Virginia
The duration OF the partnership Is for iiye
), ars from fhe lst day0f January, 1889
Witness the following signatures and seals
the I4fh daV OF JauIIarV ls-g
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
W. FRED. CHAs. r.
PLEAsANTs. WORrHYM, in.
PIeaSaniS & Workman,
GENERAL AGENTS,
II1:S Main street,
PENN MUTUAL LIE Is. b

Assets. ....... .......... .......... $l4OOOl00
Net surplus. ................... 3, UD.OO0
It's Do icies are short and comprehensive.
free from pety restrictions, incOntestable,
and uOn-lOrfeita0le. providing fOi psid-up
values and ext rs on on failure 10 pay pre-
miums. Its large dividends reduces the cost
10 the MINIMUM.
Examine It's forms and rates before insur-
ing elsewhere. We can FULLY recommend
tne company 10 our friends and the public gen
emlly aud will be glad 10 respond At any time
10 inquiries roh ardlng II. Ja3 mo, ,wcSsa Jt
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COLONEL TnENnoLN nrslnNs

Colonel Trenholm, Comptroller of tb,
Currency, to-day rendered his resirna
ticn 20 the President. and left Washing
ton tonight for New York city. where
he will at once enter upon his duties a,
the newly-elecied president of the Amer
lean Surety Company, of that CITY.
Mr. Jesse d. Abrams. who for two
years past has assisted the Comptroller
as deputy comptroller, will at once be
come acting comptroller, and will un.
doubtedly continue to fill the position
until the close of the present administra.
ton.
POsTOFFIcE RETURNS.
Advanced returns from thirty Of the
largest posioflices in the country show
their gross postal reyense to be for the
quarter ending, December 30, 1883.
S5,e9l ,O93g3; an increase OF -
per cent over the receipts OF the
corresponding quarter of The fiscal year.
This indicates for the current fiscal wear
a revenue of Sjs llO, SOP. which is nearly
a amillion dollars in excess of the depart.
ments previous estimates
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a. NAlI ms InGssr- AND BRACES az
owens d Minor Drug Company
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STATE or VIRGINIA,
CITY or RICHAOND-TO-w

DlAlL VI ihUlfiAf
CITY or kICHAOSD-IO-wit:
/. H. Seldom Taylor q no ary public ia and
for the city and State aforesaid. do certify tn
p. l.. ouquest j. Preston larson. II. A. Iabb,
o. II. Perry James ". Allison, and Edmund
B. Addison. whose names are signed 70 the
fore going paper. bearing date 18th cay or Jan
uary, 1889 have this day personally appeared
before me ln my city Aforesaid, and seveIaliy
acknowledge the same 10 be tneir act and
deed. And further certify that the said r.
l. COnques made oath before me In the sad
city, thar the sa.d James W Allison and I'd
mund b. Addison have each co tIiOuted and
paid In actual cash tho sum Of sl2 5JJ TO
ward the business OF said nrm, as stated In
said paper hereto annexed,
Given under my hand this the nineteenth
day OF January, lssg.
fsignedl, II. SELDOM. TAYLOR. y. p.
jag-Iuiw
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AiARIeI NEWS.

Yesterdays Arrivals and Departure at
this Port
SAILED.
-f,qm-Mp oH Dominion. Couch New lork.
f0. Fht aud passengers
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IIOTfL.s.

BROADWAY HOTEL,
s3i BROADWAY, BETw ENl2TH AND l3TH
STREETS,
One block from Union square, NEW YORK
CITY. On the European plan. newly rred
ana furnished. passenger elevator. steam hat,
all improvements. Fine restaurant At popular
prce-. 100 Elegant Rooms IRON 16c 20 400
per day. Ja3O-6m
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4 Quaint IceiandIc Custom.

-
In Iceland. that country Of gentle,
Primitive customs. from time imme-
mortal j: has been the fashion 70 pre-
cent IN lad or laSsie. when the first
baby tooth appeared, a lamb 10 be his
or her own cared for and tended as no
other pet could be. and neyrr TO ne
parted with There 10 US in q
pretty story concerning the ways and
manners of hat sturdy. truth-iovinp
and Tarrn-hearced people an account Of
such an Offering 70 the baiIif's son. A
~ipsome, soft-eyed creature vas Bot
ne the queen OF the lamb flock. Tho
pet grew apac-, as did the frolicsome
o~ner and when he wasten years old.
q hardy shepherd lad. Botna had be-
come old, toothless and lame. Sho
could no longer 60 away 10 pasture
With The herd. or eat her fill OF grass,
even in the pleasant midsummer
weather. Her faithful young master
a however. mindful Of Bntnu's
needs Ho had not forgotten that
every year she had given him a little
lamb. and 10 her old age a corner was
given TO her In the family living
room. where she could zee familiar
faces and hear the voice OF her best
friends. Many times a day she was
fed from g bottle. and was never
taken out for fresh air unless the day
was mild and the air balmy. For,u.
nate Botna!-Hnrncr'- Bazar.
PERSONAL AND LIBRARY.
Henry James. Jr., the novelist,
boasts hat he has never loved q WON.
an. though he Is now ior;y years old.
The novelist. z. p. Roe. runs a
fancy farm. lie has been able 10 como
out even by writing half o dozen nov
els n year.
Ethel Mackenzie, the eldest daugh.
ter oil the famous physician, Is in jour.
palism. md does good work in tho limo
Of correspondence.
Sir Joseph Chitty. the well-known
English judge, was at Oxford in 1852
Captain OF the finest ooat crow ever
known nj either university.
John Bright never commits q
speech 70 memory. lie merely makcs
notes aud leaves the words TO como
when speaking. Occasionally he writes
short passages. and almost invariably
his concluding words or sentences.
Dir. Gladstone seldom refers to q note,
and nev prepares n single sentence.
Mrs Pamela c. Calhoun. widow
Of John Calhoun. who published the
first newspaper In Chicago. IL said "a
have been the first newspaper woman
Of the Northwest eho having assisted
IN the editorial management OF her
husbands paper. tho Chicago Demo.
erdt. II vas published by Mr.. Cal.
boun from November, 1883. 10 Novcm.
Dor, 1886. and was continued by John
Wentworth for t~eo.y.hYe years
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4 Sa1 A-Sd@-

Esi9@<c D- OSao< 81.
a L6iyz-i writes - s2-5EE
-Oa M rstz- f-oa TX Ez1a
eresk Esitoz via. aba: E:sz-
nIss from De5i Ias:szn parity
uairsssd sci 0in7z-g VIZ Ez
the tpoa5Js toand !: - b. Ss=rGI
Jooa Ebo tod re Il zsz-ozs asz-
dea; Eara hzppeasi 20 bin z1d lis
family GA the 4Ih instant Whas q
bis Va! 70 Bs=snd NTH his family,
driving tEo oo!tz- TIE bzgg toay2s
d:oppsi cot II tie nst& Toks- Il.
tam tax tight and Earts1 20 ---
Jones was p7lIsd oTe- ;Ss dzsa b1z-6
o! tie b1gg sod dragged zo0zt !
ufe, and Ebsn tbey striped b1;a Us
kness Here injured 50 bs co1H u.
f:sad. He LIT the team and VIII
his ~ie ea5szFored 70 get He1 Tie
best way ttsy coUA Night cane Q.
and The! caup7d sItSoE; tod 0;
water Next morning tbg. s..-tsd u
60 ~ Thsre thE-s WIS water. Ehsl
snd1saiy Ma Jones gzTs birth 80 =
daughter. amidst ro=Ls AID dir rear
the creek There IfO4nd then IL
terrible distTszz- / iurnad bzek zad
assisted them 20 Mrs. O1CoanEr.
ranch on Hanks c-a=k where ;be7 r.
ceiyed all Necessary attention. and
there left them. The child 5sa
b1rn On Saturday morning, o=tohI
9TH.
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Dia Sc Ad%c

SoE, GsEr. Williams 4 wE
rS ks he-n 5pa -ysa t1r EDs
~ b~5rss 15ns Ia. hrs bs
iE@toIL Ezra srl= YRS
Il Tcres H5A - e. - "a. 1dpte
ESiH 20 Eez s5us nI~ &c Mso
borrowed SAL. I'M t65is mi lf-
aEsns7sfr.E At DsGA WE3 WIZ
r=sEIei hs-s inE srta:uE III 81
EK,rs EIesse5 9ldNEs Hn@ U
NEAForE rllnr r- ES Z VIZ
E~rE3asians5 -a1 L. III hAainE ,r
IHha LnSrE1 Fisra EGs Ia
- Pn-s@ mEvzns GTs susln-ns
LIZ Ios EErsl=r VII boEn5 iE E6Eho
win ls use.-Irr h eating EvEr
with tas 1uh NuEchHr LIS snE
7I-Incs were cu--rs vii sr1Saor ae
iHEDsd when Fus zfrrE Ii Z 4
aEdT sGo1unl. mi ~ en- rs3 zwEE
with 1tsnu-ss r=Ez y sn-n rs
lr1s-1trE
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The Pourth Day.

There vas an immense crowd at The
Fair Grounds on the fourth Dig.
The Grand Stand vas jammed, and
tho stretches also crowded with inter
ested spectators. the stock parade
excited unusual interest, and the
horse display pronounced the Tery
best eyer Ger in the State. The cat
tbs exhibit, which ought TO hare been
~first-ciass, is the only real deficiency
OF this Fair. The procession was
nearly three-quarters OF a mile in
length. Prot. Prince made a very
successful balloon ascension and jump
stnoop time. He made another at
tempt In the afternoon but the balloon
got away from him.
The races we're very good, and the
botting was lively. The first race was
a e dash between Winters Norcsta
aud Painkiller. Noretta won handiiy
IN La.
Tho second race OF a mile and a
sixteenth. and repeat, was won by
1--we D1uzlas, undsra pull, Parole
second.
The X dish for 2.year-old, was won
BY Forence A. Of the Winters stable,
Chancey Haskell second and the
Dennison stable Of Eide and Herzog,
third and fourth. Time 1t3.
The u and repeat between Isondo,
John Allen, Red Rock and Johnny
Gray vas won by Rondo easily In
:a5H and :35--fKepo journal.
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PATENTS AND PROGRESS

HA-rsasa @asres vreSxAf ~ InrsH=-
Ss IN HA. = CeEr=-y-
Ooe oe>i ID: =. FeT Of 70 have =
EsaoC re>oEe=toa .! rs 6ziy lie
80 co.1EIocs AL @vi-caaAots- Ely
Ter VIE. The r.:=aI sysiSa OF
- C--a5 S-z-zs VIZ i is EA-i: IL
ta-C Tea lie evaE.y WAS Almost
s-i5--,E Agricultural fo- ou- grad
Career i manufactures A15 The indus
u=a. AIS =As ~ beginning. Il Ti---
A-y began WIKI TIE pSt-o; system
Ire c-s-tsra {! tae p1:e-t o5o-zSi
L las actually KEEP: pace with ;cs 6-
TecP-s,- c! tie sys&a So hat iLis
-.E5S-: progress i:4-ds IS tie IT,
6i.p-aA= -es=l.s OF tie .yse1 In
oSs- words re owe o-r splendid
L1LETeos. il o~zsrtLc:a-es zod the
ATS 20 Tie s.-ELcs Tia; iAs Pa;ea;
Avs hare g5Tsa 10 iarea:ioa
tI.T! !e1-s ago most o! the people
O. he C1it1 States we're clothed from
ias p-o52-.. O. the domestic spinning
stHl nd tE-6 loon The ~i:reszat
tSSn-fs- E=ci from horse 20 house
setting rp his bench znd plying bis
Ec-csiioa - he fAtze-' ki;ctecA
There re 70 Plsriag-ails; 10 shops
!c- t-e @scuizzCre OF doors. s2s5es
o. c-ic5- All tts WORK OF the builder.
iocEdiuy cz-pereu' Ard :oire-s'
Sc-E Wa 6oce by had The car
pec:%-- If a god oae. 20: oas dollar .
day Coal Vas Consumed tr, By few
families even il the large cities. aad
u nobo5? n the smaller towns TIE
-zAors. Ike tie ssoenaEers. came 20
re ko2s= a-d male iato clothing the
cloth rcTsn By the mother and daugh-
t=-= With q Ii;tls heIp from The fulIinE-
alu that Ezs generally near The girls.
ELL Of .ae neichborhood The railroad
aid telegraph had Tot yet aided their
powers 70 the forces OF civilization
This year. 1892. Is no more like 1899
than The haad-loon Ia ike the cotton
fa%ory. Better Fifty years OF Europe
than a cyc'e Of Cs.hsy." Better one
year OF the life that Is lived under the
rsT conditions than q number of
years OF ihe hard existence tha. was
drudged Out under the old conditions
Il Is only the hopeless pessiuistic
Soul. the constitutional and incurable
grunb!er. Ina: does not recognize the
blessings that hAve come with the
march of invocation. For all those. let
il be bo-ns IN mind. ~e are indebted 10
the system that has fostered invention
and secured 20 inventors the right &c
enjoy the products OF their own braint
aud handa-Inventive Age.
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IN. Kms-- Sr=nh

In TINS Izr-s- - -. EppHd SKn
DEviB sEyz
IN 1r= E..ruo1n Tnsa Nu1sz
-soe;=s5 q dispatch dE LIS running
hu-se II Eio aEg Lad WE En1ths-
zH.e mi Tiicks5 II E11ul Es.1ll
Il. L oace s=-u-s5r -,I1 = -hI
PE<lIur and uT,sns5 I sl-aa5 II -5l6
chicken End rnLnpaI-r IEEFs !1E7
lr1 ths banquet b,f-d En5 rE- ur
1emu-E tna1 M IEars Wa c-ovis5
md [ns rnuuPzE rI=Es "a = L
shown Tbs holr VII gTgEsr VIZ
champaign ED5 t5E o-3-- Il .ci.E=
b1nes was EnEis 6ssa O-ns5r ras
re- val represented En5 va HI
wu-Es5 nE-5 - uEkE t5s EzreAi L
su.-esz H-Is- WIS rz-ls5 tn -
R,ezI ri WIS I'D baE..L - Il
Epun5-
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Az Err.asiTe Basia-=. Hoae.

Rsct1ET r Frs5A tGs sc:e-y-
-z Fogsn- q t5s BzhsE S5oa
rzTs co-Psts5 T@as5rs regain q
TIER GasoaSs E22ss- re-dEAEi Il os
Il ;ts ossSl nd 5oes Sf.z-tTs
rsso:z = DEl Tos- Eho5sst
AID rstzJ t-zds Is E7-a LEt tteT -
auE-E = ez- Sra5 o! liz o5so=stsj
NIiHssks= B5tzbsi Be-. sTsY Doc;5-
Tosy S-s also Wholesale and retail
csaLn n the b@s quality @. WINS,
L7u1H ard Czz-z 1o5 deaye-s
Throughout tie o0aoty s-e rsr1u-
usoGsd 30 rrite 20 ten !oy t.us.
When Toa desire u Ea5s array a
idle bo1r where psEEPsre-E and
periodicals are s19ndza; drop Il =:
the BzLev Szlocn.
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something Coming.

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the CIrSon Tribune from R,ao. says:
Something coming sure. Mrs.
John p. Jones is q visitor at tho resi-.
donce Of Hon. G. c. Powning, where
sho In entertaining the elite Of Reno.
Senator Stewart is here and Senator
Jones will arrive tomorrow. Con.
gre sma Battjne Is also AZ the River
side torn. and tho explanation given
by General Powpins while being
driven by him 70 the Fair grounds
this morning concerning the gather.
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Idaho 10 Nevada, ind doubtless such
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Eiko stock.

In it's list Of fine stock on exhibition
at the State Pair the Reno Gazette
mentions tho following:
f. J. Jones, Of Elko, bad a very fine
Pcrcheron 5.yeaf.old, sirod by Acton.
He nleo had Widespread, a coal. black
graded Norman, sired by Almeda.
T. r. Harris, OF Elko, had several
head Of Cleveland Bay FLIES and
mures; Princess Beatrice 10 ono that
is particularly fine. Iiyorton, q f.
yoar-old Cleveland Bay, is another Of
Mr.. Harris airing that Is very fine.