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THE EVENING NEWS.
ALT. DOT IN, • I Uur aad Pt.nlini.
§OLP PU» t i TPMDAT. OCT. »X UT4
how do tw uii rrv
la roaponaa to our quartet, rapaatad
ottr mm) it« again, Tom Williama' or
gan, tha Virgiaia CkromicU, coma out
last Saturday araning with a (aabta da
nial af tha Satro-WUliaiaa alHanca. II
waa aaaogh, howorar, to Waak tha com
pact batwaaa Thomaa aad tha Aaayrian,
and f raa tha lattar trooa tha gag pat upon
hia eireular by tha tanaa of thadiagraoa
foltraaty. Wa warnad Mr. WUliaaa
that if ha Tiolatad tha tanaa al hia agraa
mant with fiutro tha Uttar would go
back cm Kim. And ao ha doaa. Tha ra
a alt proraa tha tenth of arery charga wa
hava mada ooacarniag thia viUainoua
cona piracy agaloat tha raapactahla por
tion af tha Damocratio party in Storay
eonnty.
Lat oa racapitulata a littla. Aftar Tom
WUliaaa aad Intra had thair littla chat
aa tha Dirida, thara waa a foaa. Sutro'a
orgaa eaaaa oat tha aaxt Horning in a
daabla-laadad laadar aboaiag Williama
aaat namarcifollr. Thia waa coatiaaad
for a faw daya, whan than waa anothar
intarriaw (joat hafora tha famona rati
fication maating), ia tha hallway of
Williama' lodging hooaa, aad latar at
tha roaiaa of tha Damocratio ('antral
Commlttaa. Daring thaao two intar
Tiawa it waa agraad by Sutra, Williama
aad tha Damocratio Cammittaa aforaaaid
that aa alllanaa ahoold ha mada agaiaat
thair aoaaaaon aaaaay, tha Bapablicaa
party. Mr. Satro at Int rafaaad to hara
anything to da with tha mat tar unlaaa
Kandall waa prohibitad from apmkiag
at tha ratification maaUag. bat waa
finally quiatad by a promiaa aa tha part
af tha Caatral Comiriiltaa that Kandall
ahoold aay oathing about tha tonnal or
Mr. Butro. Tha raaalt ia wall knotrn
to oar riadin. Mr. Kandall, indignaat
al tha dirty bartar, amptiad tha wbala
maaa into tha atraat. Mr. Bntro waa
vary mad. aad damaadad to know why
Mr. Kaadall waa oat mobbad. Finally
ha ooolad down, aad agraad with Tarn
Williama that thay mnat join ban da in
ahaaiag Kaadall aad rafraia from abna
lag imi oiHr.
Thus the cm* Mood until last Satur
day evening. Not a word ia Hutro's cir
nlM iboil elua} Thoaw; not a wor\l
in William** organ against the flare* Aa
syriaa. Bat punching with sharp sticks
ia aggravating even to a lodging-house
keeper. So Williams found it Goaded
to Casparstioa by tha public chargaa
mad* regarding tha allianc* with Satr*,
dieguet*d with tha cognomen of Cbaag,
loathing tha ligament which bound him
to th* Assyrian awindlar, chivalrous
Thomaa "pa*p*d." II* weakened, and
ia his *rgan last Saturday, ia haaitatiug
aocente, denied that Hutro waa hia bed
fallow. In fact, h* feebly kicked tha
bed-elothea off, and in a* doing, hit hia
Assyrian ledger. Wharafora Satr*
waxeth wroth. II* will not hear *f fur
ther compromise; he r*pudiatath elaui
aiy Thomaa.
Tha game ia up. Th* fan* ia ended.
Tom Wllllama carriee ia hia breerhee
pocket th* Democratic legielatir* ticket.
B* paid far these aominatiana and tha
r**olutions which bind th«m to his eer
Tice. at th* D*m*eratic primariea. They
are hia own, bought with hia bard-*arn*d
coin (mad* out of Joeti** etockbeldors),
and ha propoeee to hold them to tha
rack, notwithstanding tha abaaac* *f
(odder. Mr. Satro'a organ ia connnc*d
of many chrerful thing*, on* *f which
ia that "th*re are a thousand Demo
crate In Storey county whe will not
vote" for Tom WUliama' ticket. We
ae*re en* truth for Hutr*. He has made
a mistake and let *ut a fact. Only h*
might haT* said two thousand, and
ss*r* nearly approximated th* exact
status of affairs.
Bat Thomaa, like tha balsar* of th*
"chiv.," will "die in th* laet diteh,"
rather tbaa give in to the mob of diacon
tonted "mudailla" wh* object to a**ing
th* whol* Democratic party placed in
eae man'a poeket. Beaidee, he haa pe
cuniary reason* for rafaaing to give up
hia pare baaed preatige. Haa he sot
bMn "patbng ap in divers wavsr uia
he sot "eink" leee than $10,000 in bit
Chnmitk? And aa to hie other eiponeee
thai far, va certaialy believe tha Knltr
prise rnakeo iU flgoraa far to* low whan
it pats hia groee aipanaaa at «W W)
gold eoin. It haa evidently omitted tha
coal of circulating that little alory about
Mitahall, Thai moat hare coat at faul
99 75, including fraa whisky and bit
cigare in WIlHama' room. Wo, air. No,
air. Thomaa will not further comprv
miaa. Ha will net lat go. Hia pockets,
wherein now liaa tha Democratic party
organisation in Storey county are. aa
we have often eaid, "wide bottomed,
but very narrow mouth*!.'' and they
claae by a epring lock. The key ia loet,
and Tom Willi us a, and ho only, ia the
Democrat party in Storey coaniy. How
do yon like it, madaill Denia., ye of
Ihoatwn and atordy North? How do
you like it?
Rxourrs*' Register! In the language
of • contemporary: "Lat every lady ro
fuae to kiaa bar huaband until he regie
tare." That'll fetch'em.
Basnua&'a MrwctL Wosld—The
October number of Ihie popular Uusieal
Monthly ia on our table, and contaiaa
the Moal amount of choice new muaic
and inlorooting and iaatructive muaical
reading. The 3fmieal Worid will be
greatly enlarged and improved January
lat, 1175, whoa a now volume begiaa.
Bilfew pagee of elegant new muaic and
twenty page* of reading matter will be
given ia each number, and the price
will aeoeeaarily bo iacreaaed to fa per
aaaum. Even at that priee it will atiQ
be the cheapeet, aa it ia acknowledged
the boat, muaical journal ia the country.
The music alone given ia aach volume,
would ooet ia the regular sheet form
over $90. The publishers announce
thai until Dooamber lat lubaeriptiona
will bo received at tha old price, 91 per
Bond to 8. BraiaarU'a Bona,
Clevalaad, 0., and rooeive 990 worth of
ahoioe muaie aad 940 pagea of valuable
araaieal literature for 91. Such a chance
will never occur again.
_
m nto mum ctrriMai
The following talegram iffim ia th*
golomna of the ftntro D*p*dm4 thia
macnlag. That joaraal goto iU dia
patchaa by the Atlantic and PacfleUae.
Bo iIn doea the Bin Praadaoo Cknmiek,
ihe AHa. tad the Bocfmto Rtcord.
Th* dispatch will bo* appear ia theae
papara, tar iha simple raaaoa that it wsa
mtarui/aokmi ut Ua DtptmUnt offilo». It
la groaaly aatrae la at«j word, Una and
aaataaco. It ia a Ua from bagiaaiag ta
and, aa we happen to know personally.
Tarn fitch dalirarad hi. tirada againat
Satro hara to-night. Ha bagaa by ad
mitting that ha waa kind ta attach Hi.
Satro and tha tunnel. Ha thaa pro
aaadad to aboaa Satro for aa hoar aad
a half. Whaa ha cam* ia throogh a
rid* door, lira man who aat oa tha front
■•at applaodad. Daring tha hour aad a
halt at aboaiva apaach thai* waa no ap
plause. Tha tirada fall atill-bora; and
tha gaaaral expraeoion ia that it waa a
miaarabia failora an tha part ot thia
ealf-eoafeaaed hirad trad near for Bill
Sharon.
Tom Fitch juat took tha akin off Mr.
Satro'a carcaaa, aad axpoaad tha olawi
aad taath of a laak aad h angry wolf.
Ha eearifled tha old awiadler with brand
ing iron*, aad praddad him with facta
aad aaraaam until hi* Aaayriaa carcaaa
raaamblaahiatannal—a huge hole. Tom
Fitch ia paid for tailing tha truth aboat
Satro. Tha lattar haa baaa around thia
8tat* with a jack lantarn, a paint*d
wagoa, some pictur** aad a moak*y,
shoeing every maa aad nary Joarmaliit
who diaagraad with him, and
lying aa only ha can lit about
•rary dacant paraoa ia tha Slat*. Ha
haa willfally, paraiataatly aad malicioaaly
vilified aar mine-owners and alandarad
oar minaa; dan dad our paopla aad at
tamptad to ruin oar county. Ua has
started a papar far tha axprass purpoaa
of alaadariag aad comptfag our paopla;
haa hirad maa attar hia owa pattarn to
ran it, aad him salt dictatea tha mon
atroua falaahooda against dacant paopla
it daily bale haa forth—a Hood of naati
Btaa oaar thia commanity. Tha gantla
man who own tha minaa of Btoray
aonaty ara nat of Satro'a kind. They
hara not tima to go aboat tha country
to rapal hia vile aaaaalta. But thay do
not prcpoee to ba loagar miarapraaantad
and maligned by thia Tilsot of all rile
MTunriti.
Tom Fitch ia an orator—gifted and of
woadorfal eloquence. Ho haa boon pro
Tided with /orb, sot lie*, about Mr.
Sntra and hi* tnnnel; and k* baa boon
oiaplorod teUUU* truth a boat both.
He will do it, and when ka goto through,
•Tory man who hoar* kia Ucturo ran
Terify tkom from hla own knowledge or
that of hia frionda. Mr. Sntru'a tiino ia
abort; kialioa, continually apraad abroad,
will not iufflco to UTokim. AlmootoTorr
one of kia treated employee at tbo tan
nal koto loft him in diaftut daring the
pant two month*. Ha wan tod tkom to
do kia dirty work and thoy rofnaod. Hia
papor acattorod breedcaat through tbo
SUto, roqnirea largo aoma of money
from the Seligmana eaoh rotnnuag Mon
day morning. It baa failad to win a
aingla toU far any canao it baa *a
pooaod. Not all tha talent of thia eoaat
can mako it inflnontial wkilo Sntro aiU
bohind tho aarooa and dictate* what
akall ko it* content*. And nono know
tkia hotter than tha aditor* it baa tboa
far amployod. Tom Fitch will It*tar*
in Oold Hill on Tharaday aroning nut,
and tell *omo troth* about old Rutro and
hi* swindling achamea. of atertling mo
ment. Hia loctur* ia of local intaraat.
It* (ubjoct matter deeply concern* the
pocketa of oar pooplo. H* will ikin tbo
old hypocrite, and pot hi* hid* on ex
hibition. Th* *h**p-*kin covering
wkick ha will tho* tek* off ia worth far
mar* than the wolf* carraaa which ra
maina. Of thia wa are certain.
Ir r*T man loaaa hia «a*a thia year, ha
can blaaaa himaalf for it Th* Begiatry
book* clooa at aiz o'clock to-night.
Out Shablitow uti hs *u in Vir
ginia City rssently, tail tolls ■ cock and
ball story about ths scarcity of Hspub
licans who ars thirsty. Ths truth of ths
matter is, that for fonr hours last Sat
urday svsning this old Jwlitical pros
tituto, sat sn a bost-black stand, just
aorth of ths Intomatisnal dear, on C
strsst, waiting for soas Indspsndsat to
cobs along and aak him to imbibs.
Finally a Kspublican (who didn't know
him) took pity on his sridsnt thirst snd
inritsd him to drink. Ths offsr was
sagscly ascsptsd. Ths last ws saw of
ths old harlot ks was striking Sutro for
a "pises." Two to sns hs didn'tgstit.
"Or all sad wards of tongus or pan"
ths saddsst ars thoss of ths nun who
was to* lata to rsgistor.
If tha Mara Island gradual*, who
writes billingsgate far Tom Wllliama in
tha Virginia ChnmicU, goss to Carson
City daring this sanrsss, ws adrias him
not to put np at ths St. Charlss Hotel.
Although Uacla Osorgs is away thsrs ars
parsons connected with thst institution
abla and willing to interrisw ths said
naval graduate in rsfsrsnss to his rscsnt
uttsrasrs rsgsrding csrtain msmbsrs of
Mr. Tnfly's family. Uncls Gsorgs is
ths only msmbsr of ths family who is •
candidate far offlco. and stpscto to rs
•sivs aO ths attentian reqoiaite. Battel
tat his family alons Mr. ftraiMf.
No max doss his fall daty sa a citizsn i
who fails to rsgistor and vote. Bosks
doss at six o'clock to-night.
Tom Frrcn disssstsd ths old Assyrian j
at Carson last srsning. Ha will sarrs ,
up ths rsmnanta at Biltsr City to-mor- I
row night, and any Mall fragmsats j
»hi«h rsmain will bo distributed to Osld
HilUrs on Thursday and Virginians on J
Saturday atoning. How will yon bar. (
it, brsUsd, frisd or roaatad? <
Do nor wait to be ths last man rsgis
torsd. Yoa may ba Isft "oat in ths 1
cold" at sis oloek.
** *®y Rspublican who has 1
not rsgistarsd and prsparsd hiaaalf to
nqnsleh ths Ton WiUiaaa^atro aUL ,
anca, 1st him do so imaadiatsly. After \
8 •'*Joek to-night thsrs wiU bs no mon i
rtguintim this ysar. Baa to itl '
Rnotsnn your namss bsfors 6 r. M.f
or on slsctisn day yon will bs lika ths !
foolish rirgia. Nary drop of oU.
Basra* to rsgistor. Books closs at (
■is o'eUek. I
.
Of all lb* concanlratiiUia of political
—oh—Him, ooaimanit tu. for a ablnlng
example to that mongrel ticket put up
ia Ormaby county by Mr. Clark* k Co.,
aad indorsed by abuat one-third tba
Democratic party m tba oooaty. Of
tba Democrat* thereon wa bar* nothing
to aay. If tbay cbooaa to permit them
aelvea to ba wagged by aaah a am ill tail
aa Doron aad Maaaa, It ia their awn
funeral. Tba Aral named, (Doron wa
mean) for yeara peat, until eomewhat re
oently, baan't had a plate ef kaah not
fumiabed by tba Republican party.
Ha got tba big head in I860, whan Oov.
Blaadel appointed bhn to All tba term
of Stat* Controller Parkiaaon, de
ceased, and tba aorahaad at Elko tba
following year beoanae Bill Hobart beat
him ia oonventien. Hie bead waa tem
porarily cured by an appointment in tba
Hint, tint aa watchman, or aometbing
of that eort, aad aftarwarda aa eaahier.
A relapee aet in when ha waa "relieved"
from that office, and the aora a pot ei
tenda all over the place where good
jadguieut ought to eiiat, bat unfortun
ately doea not. Tba man baa been
overrated nntll we are aorry to aay ha
OTereetimatr* hia own importance. The
reanlt would be ludicroaa if we bad time
to think it over.
Of tba other and mora recant convert
to Mr. Clarke'e tbeoriea, Mr. II. 8.
Maeon, we have bat little to eay. Hi*
torr records that he had the lUpublican
noui i nation and haa been elected to the of
fice of County Trcaaurerby llepublirana
for eight yeara paat. That be aought a
nomination from the party thla Fall, and
waa defeated in convention—by a man
in every way aa worthy, and jaat aa
ataancb a Republican—by jut on* «o(r.
Tbia defeat mode a prominent and an
oompromiaing Independent candidate
for the Aaaambly of Mr. U. 8. Maaon,
note holding office ander the Republican
party aa Connty Treaaurer. Tkoae are
the two apecimen brick* in tbe'edifloe
erected ia Ormaby county for purpoaee
of political proetitution. under the ana
picea of Mtaa Dolly Vardea, with cer
tain chronic offlce-aeekera in the role of I
procurer*.
Snow Crefk Mining District.
A ahort tin* a^o David Butler *11(1
r>lk«r« iliaeoTered what ftromlm to b«
ene of the ritbut mining diatricta la
Northern Nevada, ten mil** from Bart
lett Creek. and aboat eeventr milaa " aa
tba crow fliaa " northweet from Winna
■■cca. I'poa making tha dieeovery U>a
proepectora organized a naw diatriot
which tier nam ad Slow Creak, and lo
catad aix ledgea, all of which crop oat to
a greater or ieaa extent, and contain frea
geld and eilver-beariag oraa. On tha
largeat and moat proaiiaingof tha ledge*,
namad Balle of tha Wait, a ahaft haa
baan auak to a daptk of Afteen feet, and
tka ore aaaara from $244 in ailver and
$95 in guld ta $1,500 par ton. I'iecea
of tha ore bnraad in an ordinary fire
yielila almoat para ailrar, and ia ao trac
table aa to be eaaily amalgamated by or
dinary sill procesa. The formation in
which tha ledgea an found ia granite,
aad bean a claaa reeemblance ta the
country at Silver City, Idaho, There ia
plentv of timber and water ia tba moon
taina in whiih the ledge* have been die
covered for all practical pnrpoeea, and
tha valley*, unlike the deeerta of Cen
tral and Sonthern Nevada, are oovered
with luiuiiast grataee. The eoil ia alia
vial and eaeeeptible of a high atate of
eoltivation. Deer are plenty in the
mountain!, and the atreama are literally
alive with trout. Tha whole ooantry ia
repreaantad aa being the moat inviting
in the State to farmera aad miner*. A
road (ram Leonard Creek to the miaea
ia beiug built aa rapidly aa the ineane of
the mlne-ownera will admit of, and will
ba completed in a few waaka. David
Butler brought i.500 ponude of ora from
the Bella of tha Weat to Qintz Jc Qiaac
oa'a Uaduction Work* laat Saturday for
tha pnrpoae of giving it a fair, practical
teat, and if tha reault ia aa good aa la an
ticipated lively timea may ba expected at
Snow Creek thia Winter, aad aa expreea
line, for the accommodation of miner*
and otbere ia that viciaity.will he atarted
imuediatelv from Winnemucca.—Silttr
Shit, Oct. 19.
Not for Joseph.
It ia tba bight of folly for Tom Wil
liame or any ef hie heorhmeu, to eup
poea that he can carry the Democratic
vote ia any one county of thia State.
Not a day, nor acarcely an hour in tha
day paaaca, but we bear tha expreeaion,
"Not for Joe," when Mr, William* i*
epokea of. The raaaon ia plain: Tha
man ia known to be a ntauach Know
Knothing—a man wha deapiaea a for
eign born citizen wane than a " nigger,"
and who. If aent to the United State*
Senate, would think ao mora of tram|H
ling on tha righta of tha foreigner than
he would of endeavoring to amend tha
Conatitation by ra-enalaving tba colarad
people. Ia our opinion the Damocrata
made a aad miatake in aot aupporting
II. K. Mitchell, who it la wall known ia
the peer of Williama in everything, and
far hia anperior in all that goaa to create
popularitv. Wa aay, aad aay it ad- ,
riacdly, that Thomaa Williama will never
awn coin enough to elect him t« the
United Utatea Senate, and withaat mon
ly ha would not get fifty votea for a
Constable of a townabip.—Cur*w 7'ri
huM.
(Hot. To* Hixmovi William*' Vir
ginia ChronicU admit* that Colonel A. C.
Cilia, Democratic candidate (or Congreaa
rom Nevada, waa ill Pap Price'* rebel
irmy ia Minaouri —" juat a littla while."
Ha waa doubtleaa longtr in Price'a army
ban ha ever will ba in Congteea from
Kavada. Hia aympathira ara in foil ac
cord with tha Houtkern Heceaaioniata,
tad yat ba baa tha okeek to aak North
irn man to honor him with a neat in
?ongreea. Not much, Colontl.—BtliiHml
7ew*r,
•Bcujox. — Captain Mtdaoe, Well*,
•'ergo it Co.'a maaaenger between Win
lamurca and Hilver City, iaforma ua
hat thera are five tona of crude bullion
in tha way from Ueuth Mountain. Ha
ia* inform* ua that the furnacea reoeat
r erected at that place are turning out
«ae bullion at the rata of five or aix
on* par day, all of which will be
tought here fer ahipmant by rail to
'alifernia or New York.—SUirr Slat*,
ki. I'M.
LoNorsuow'a " Hanging of the
'raae, '' that ia ao mark read aa a new
ioem, appeared in the New Yerk Jstlytr
■at March, and Mr. Doaner paid a
iretty aum for it.
A Bodtohi4ji ridioulee that other Boa
onian'a airbralla, aged 76, by holding
ip fer public veneration one that he
iwaa OT*r whoa* buckhora handle 107
Atamnal equinoctiala have paaaed.
Taa erporta of aalaon from Oregon
or the year are valued at $1,500,000, er
■500,000 more than last.
Boarrox claaaiflee them aa "Bimmoaa
liedivulger," and "Simmon* thecal
ictor."
A Ytalfl Girl flw fraa a tftrata
lUrrlajj*.
(Vrea the Coriaa* Mall. OctoWr 10th.]
Yehtorday a Swediah girl uaad Cbria
tina Neilaon, wha waa ecantily dad, ap
plied for refuge with a countrywoman,
acroee the railroad track in the north
part of town. 8be waa aetranger tothe
lady of the houaa, bat upon being in
formed by the girl in queetlon that aha
had joat eacaped from Baar Bivar Citv,
four milaa north, and had nowhere la til a
wida world to eat work or abetter, aha
waa immediately taken in and au4e aa
comfortable aa paaalbla. Hhe ran—t
apeak a word of Engliah, hat ia the
Swedish language told the following
ecandaloua and outrageoua atory:
She came over with a party of Har
mon eaigranla about three montha ago,
and having a eieter, brother and etep
fathar in Baar River, or " Daniehtown,"
located there with her aiator. While
living there aha haa bean oontinnally
aabjected to propoaala from varioua
aambera af the Mormon Cbnreh living
in polvgamy to become a aecond or third
wife, bat they were indignantly rejected.
At laat her eieter'e hnaband, wboaa name
ia Soreneen, made improper ovar
tarae to her, and deal red her to beoome
hia aecond wife. She waa highly en
raged, and aaanred him If he didn t de
aiat ebe ahoold leave and never come
back. Ha threatened if aha did that aha
woald be followed and token back by
force; bat aha waan't to be intimidated
by tbeaa threata. A few daya ago Seren
aeu left to attend Conferenoe in Halt
Lake, and yeeterday Cbriatina, thinking,
no doubt, that it waa aa good an oppor
tnuity aa aha could obtain, packed up a
large bundle of ber clothiug and atarted
far thia place. After being on the read
a few momenta, ahe waa overtaken by
one of the reaidenta of Daniahtowu,
whoee name abe cannot now remember,
who i)aed all manner of threata and in
timidationa to make her return. On her
peraiatiag in her intention of continuing
and declaring that abe woald never re
turn to a place where ahe had been eo
brutally treated, he became enraged, and
aeiiiug ber bundle of clothing, the only'
remaining thing* the paor girl had in
the world, he informed her that ahe
ahould go back or go without them. All
the entreatiea ahe oould uae would not
indace him to return them to her, and
in tear* and aoba ahe continued her
journey, arriving here footeore and
weary, aa above atatod. Cbriatina ia a
buxoui Daniah girl, about eeventaen
veara old, and the lady with whom ahe
la etepping aaya ahe la of a very fine dia
ponition.
fitrttia.
HrCARTHT—In VlrcUl*. Octotor II. lo tb«
wife of Cornelia* McOtrthj, * ton.
LAMB-In Vlr.-lnl*. OctoWr II, lotbc wife of
H. W. Lamb, t taiikMr.
TONKIN—In Uio, October T, to tbe wife of
J. L. Tonkin, ■ eon.
NKW TO-DAY.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.
jon?f pipkr rRormrron
W1LLIK (JILL Acting Minior
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
....TO,..
M'LLE MARIE ZOE.
Tendered by prominent eltlima of Vlifttlti
J W Et'klrr
II Oodfr*T
U«a J B Wlaiar*
CII Via Oorttr
CyUotf Kiwllnp
J Minor Taylor
Jolm (Hilly
W II Hralth
Dr W W Ketterniau,
(1 Mum
8TM«mw
W W Ttaker
Dr A P Ptiunaaa
I. A Hrckford
K Jackwa
UN Un
Cbu II Daly
H H Jonaa
ChaaUakrtal
J raaillh
<t«o W Mallard
Danlal U'Coiiatll
J W Orndurff
O C fttMla
John I) IWtkel
H H Lnomla
J A Mtapkaaa
unt irruiANri -m
A WAONIFTOENT BILL I
THIS EVENING,
The nerfbrrntnre will wduotm with Ik*
ltom«nl|c Ntorjr, In two Mil, •nlllled
WEPT OF WISH-T0N-WI8H!
VarruMlUb M'lle Merle Zot
Darin* the pier* the TRIM OF PITTS
INDIANS will Appear la fail Wtrl'oetume!
GRAND OLIO INTKRMJDK.
Trepeie W. B. Ilopkltu
Onirge C. Thnapeoo Id Specttltle*
Both gellrmen h»rlen klndljr (tren tkelr
•enrlcM.
After which * Grind rrreentttlon will be lea
derm! M'LLK MARIS ZOI by
Dr. X. I*. Fettermtn.
Concluding wltk the Bcreaalat Puce,
MY PRECIOUS BETSY I
ruicss or admission :
Dmi Circle and Orche.tra Clitlr* f 1 00
Parqnrtte M
Prinli Bom 8 00
IW Referred eeati I fly call alt?*. Box
Oflre oftn from 10 A. M. to 4 r. «. oclt
Young Men's Republican
Club—Gold Hill.
4
N OPEN MBBTINO or TUB ABOVE
. named Club will be held TIIIH (Tundaj)
_. XNINO, at Monamental Knflne Company,
Mo. #•», llnuae, on tba Dltlde. The pnblle la
teneral it In Tiled to attend, aa eminent apeak
>ra will addreaa ibe audience.
JOSBPU B. BKlMOB, Fmldent.
Oaoaca Ctam. Secretary. orta it
Comstock Republican Club.
TMIKRB WILL BB A MBBTIRO Of MB
J Cometack Hepnhllcan Clab TO MORROW
Wedaeeday) KVKNINU. October Hat. at 1M
loath C etreet, at T:» o'clock. Dlattiimlekad
ipeakera will addreae the meeting. A fall at
•odance la aameelly reqaaeted.
oc*l»t B. P. IIBItVB. Praaldent
i'oung Men's Social Club.
i MRRTINO 18 IIRRRUY CALLRD FOR
A TURgDAY RVKNIKl. October 90th, at
the 0*11 of LlWrtj Knglne Core pur. No. 1, for
lb* purpose of Inrmlui; * Young Mea'i Social
Clab. for amnaeineal and pleaaure during dur
ing the fonilin Winter oclt 11*
NEVADA JPIONEERS.
AN ADJOITRNRO MRRTINO OF TBI
A. Nevada Ploaeera will uka place Tins
(Taeadap RVINING, October KKb, at 7*0
o'clock, at tkelr Hall, to take Into conaldaratloa
tbe manner of crlebratlnjr tb» Annlreraarjr of
iba Admlaalon of Ntrada Into tka t'nlon.
JACOB YOONO, J»., President.
R. W. Kr«raa. Hacrettfr. oclOlt
SITUATION WANTED.
A LADY AND IlKIt DAt'OIITKR, JUST
from the Ka»t, daalra (Itaatloaa as house
keepers, or will accapt an; kind of respectable
employment. Ar* thoroughly compctaot to 1.1
aajr kind of a altnatlon, and are anilsne to
obtain employment. Can be aaaa at tka Mar
nard llonae. Mala atraat. OoM Hill, •odtlr
HOTICK.
WSS^SKSgSs
OofcHIU.oSSv"^ Marshy
QUICKSILVER!
UNTIL PURTMIR NOTIOI
TBI nuci OF
QUICKSILVER
WILL II
f I 66 CINT«_RKR ROUND.
AGENCYt
BANK OP CALIFORNIA
VIRGINIA ANDQOLD RILL.
IKEW
TOOfAl. ■
GRAND ^
L J L
REPUBLICAN fiillY I
Y /!!<!! I A (17 ' n
THXHI WILL Bl A
MAS8 MEETING
• •••OF TU.tii • I *X < '
REPUBLICANS
, f .','3 tt> •'..
Of BtoNf ul Axillae OmiUm,
••••AT****
COLO HI L'L,
• *••« |«*
SATURDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER 94, l«74,
nr rioNt or Gibson's saloon.
DR. J. O. HAZLETT,
WILLIAM WOODSURN
Aid other Eminent Speaker! will addreaa lb*
Met lag.
fW Tin Tiriou Clube tad dtUeni of Vlr
(taUcmrrnQraU MM la tmi of lb« lata*
aatloaal Hotel iltttr ■„ la order U Mia •
Grand Torchlight Proces
sion
And march to Oold mil.
JOnif LA HURT will act u Grand Mankal
IF" Cttlieae of Stonjr aad adjacent eoaatlM
are inrlted.
J. 8BBLT,
Chairman Store; Ceun^itepibllcan Committee
FIRST WARD
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB,
GOLD HILL.
J^ RBUULAK MBBT1N0 OF TUB ABOVE
Club will be held at
MINKRS' UNION HALL,
TL'EHDAT KVKVINU, OfMkM Mth.
Uood epeakere will addree* the meeting. A
full attendance 1" reqneeted, aa Important hut I
DM! will b< brought before Ike meeting.
ocll It
UNITED STATES REGISTER'S
SUMMONS.
N«. W.
IN TflE D. I. LAND OFFICE, »F TUB
DlatftM of Cum Cltjf, Nevada.-Tke
people of tko United Htatee to JAMB* CAR
" — " MM
WEB 'rank
Uulmee, averring joor claim to Lot No. elevea
(II), Black No. eeren (71, la HannD, Towa
•lie or OoM Ulll. Store; coast;. Nevada, to bo
unjuit aad Illegal: aad, then and there, do jaa
•howcaawjf aa; there be. why the claim of
•al't Frank Holme* ehall not he recognlted at
lull and If cat. and be allowed to enter tbe eaid
iaad-falling la which Jadgmenl will be takaa
agalneTVM.
To the United Blalea Marehal. or deputlaed
cltlien, (rvellax: Make eervlee aad return
hereof.
(liven under mj hand, tkli Itth da; of Octo
ber, a. d. Uli
ADOLPIIUB WAITZ,
ocM Im Dletrtot of Caraoo city,
Regteter.
tj, Nevada.
First
ANNIVERSARY BALL
! i.
ii MYSTIC LODGI, A
A No. 3. (9L
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
....MB! aim AT....
MINIMS' UNION HALL,
•i
GOLD III LI*
rt'KSBAY KVKNIXfl, XOV. U, 18H.
(•nmlltM *r lmi|«mil*i
DWwmt JPBrodaa
Tbo* now* JCOraal
I L Store
fcupUM VnuUUni
W Fl Smith J D I-oynachaa
Thoa lUrklo C D Hie*
M Rumt
IitIUIIm CmmIIImi
VlTADA LODUB, m. I.
H II Ooddar* w P Bowdto
JohB S Kbbmb
DAB0B LODOl, BO. t
On Tody J A Johatoo
I' 11 Moleahy
CABtOB LOMI. BO. 4.
Oto QIU*ob C t LaafhUm
J r Madtr
■moLOT LODUB. BO. I.
T J Murphy P n Roam
A LlTtantoB
LIBOOLX UMMI, BO. ».
8 Powell W H Virion
F V Draka
BBATtnt LOBuB, BO.T.
W n Daxnpart W M Baatty
Q Strom
fl«or CvnailtlM i
J T Flaaalofhaa MP Wolf
i 0 Uraat J P Bradaa
D waciar
■aster »t (nw»«lm
I L Sura
T,c«J5S!i«aiisifl-lias" " i
%W Tldi«t» not ocll U1
PKOP. LYONS'
DANCING AOADKMYll
WASHINGTON CIVABD HALL,
TlnMa Ol/.
QGBOOL BVKHIIKM. A
0 MOKDATS ud WfONBSOATI. A
•OIKII ETSmT^MTUHnAf NIUBT
IRISH-AMERICAN BAND!
NOTici.
n oi iwsTKthanrrB.roB tbi a»ot«
1 in--' BMS km km ordorod. S«k
KHbffl (Of ISO* laMsdlst !• Mkocrib*)
^TotWff'fr&fr00" "Sitif
Republicans Second Ward.
All UPtTBLicANs or tbi skobo
WaXo. VIRGINIA. in Nopoct/kOr Is
Tiud to oo ownli with ISo bnlln bom
mlttM, u tbtlr Boodaaaiton, oror tSo Kapa
Ito Ssloon, ud to ut* mks Bouoroo m *U1
iBMfo i (nsd raccoo* of tSo port/ u ISo
com Id* ilictlon.
07 ocdor of tSo Kitcnl Irt OoamlltM. ocS
. .AlMlKKHTg. ' 'j
F I H 8 ^
ANNIVERSARY BALL
TO10T JACKET ENGINE CO.
..TO TAU ruci AT....
MINKRS' UNION HALL,
GOLD III LI*
TCE8BAT ITINISfl, MX «, 1874.
OatmlllM trinMiMMilii
4 Jm. Marshall
PJB Tally Chae llaob
£ t Bj.n Wm 11*11
Ju Lowrrjr
0 D Hoi to I*jr Knlton
Ju Parker
mlUN •riiritoiteii
Oo» L K Bradley Chu I No lull
lion J P Jone* John llirki
Boa Wm Hharon J II Mill*
Hon C 0 8tav.n*aa M W Ila».nt
c«pt Mali Cabatid Jnwph Itl>h
('Apt T O Taylor Heber Uolaua
Jewell WAdami Chief Brown
L T Pox Tbomae krrklA
0 0 Maadell (too llaabrldr.
A J Tyrrell B 0 llnfbe.
W II Blaurelt Ju Jrwrll
R J (taller Th >e Alehorn
1 L Rciiaa A P McKay
Chief McMartln J J Cooper
Abe Joboa M Kenneily
X WlUlaae Ju Ku.h
B P llateltla* Pr«uk Wheeler
B M ChApIn Wm I) I! UlhM
O P KelK-g Wm 11 ttmllh
H I.June. M Prankriihelaier
B W Cbibbock Thomaa Qalrk
B L Sun A If Duleu
• t
DrWo Conwall A J McDonaJd
R Mercer (! Knoe
U W Hall PABlJuba
Floor Banairrai
Jo* Mare ball P J S Tally
A J McDonald P A Bl Joba
M P Wolf
Floor Dlroeton
D L Bean
MUSIC BT PROP. BIRLIifKR.
Tit* rpn »a ao
eelT Id
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
....or TNI....
IRON HOLDERS' l\I0\,
NO. 188,
&
.TO TAKB rUACM AT..
NATIONAL GUARD HALL
▼IRfJINIA CITY, MKT.,
TCK8DAY, ! : : : 0CT0BKR M, IK74.
ftralllM *r Arru|M»ut
Hear* Pltl John Janet
A H Dlckluton 1) Lwrjr
Ju On rt or in Thix Junra
M n Jaded J K Com*
John Lrur B J Cunph*J>
J 0 Hlmpann
ftHBlIlM *r (HVlUtlMI
r Morale*
C CnmmlDf •
II Km
Ph Dejlc
J Mlcluu*U
C MrUlanla
N M;«n
J Mci'nrdr
J MeAIIUlirr
t Norton
T Row*
II Hanoi
A K*rrlg*n
A June
■ MM
H Hoy I*
D Jobtivon
V IUUId*r
a j Tjrr*n
(I KmmrU
M UlrUa
II Kunrf;
J Brown
H Htoridiril
J Chapotn
L llirtnrtl
II Et*d«
W Klllolt
W UriKllo
J Mtlnnn
II Hphiu*
l< Krrrhe**
T CoMon
M NlMpmn
D Ullloolr
A llnlrblnroi
MMfUM (MinlllM 1
John Oolhtth J O Lrwl.
U A TombIm 0 K Harris
W A Lloyd D Lincoln
riMr ■•■■can i
P Bonn B J CmpMI
A H DlcJtinvon Ju Corcoran
D Lftry J U 8lBi|xi>n
M II laAgr
n«*r BlrMtan
llrnry Del
MCBIC BT PROriSHOR DRBTKT8.
TICKKTH 93 (
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL|
... of....
NEPTUNE HOSE CO., NO. 5,
...TO TAB! n.ACI AT ...
RATIONAL GUARD HALL
VIROINIA CITY,
TUUBAT, i : : NOVEMBER 6, 1874.
CmwIUw of ArmuffmruU.
P D llnnkrtt P K Jackron
D Deasond W U Piatt
r*uitiM or iiTttatiu i
Jaa Brown Tboa Markla
(lao llanbrtdfa UCIIaibaa
Jaa Jamil Tboa Ale born
A P McKay JJ Cooper
Jaa Roth W T Mlnpaon
A McMartln Cbaa R Jfuttall
Deber riolman Joe Blah
AbeJonee John Marka
A J Tyn*tl JCMaeal
llenry Piper A L Bdwarde
SLBaaa
Minftlaa CMalllMi
Cbarlaa Bowman Joa Taylor
M Nooaaa P » Nleldlng
W Flllmyer W Mlmpeon
Jacob Uynf
flaar laaapni
nkarlaa Datlee A Ilaalllon
John Langniff W W Moll
D A Morlarty A Wataoa
Floor Dlrwlor l
PUackaon
Muaio bt PKorKssoR oiBTPoua.
TICKBTH *3 I
Oct Id
FIRST WARD
Union Republican Club, |
COLD HILL.
KniutAR Murrntoa bvirt tuks-I
day aranlor*. Placonfmreilag Miner*' 1
on Ball. Tba Club Roll la opan for »lfna
taraa, aod (ood apaakara win addraea tftxkaaat
lawa. Ooud Republican!and Mandatethe beet
laTaraata of Ibla eectlone are. cordially Inrlted
to " iland la."
W. D. 0. QIB80M, Praaldant.
A. C. Bat, Baeretary. oclt tf
SECOND WARD
Union Republican Club, |
' GOLD HILL.
■OULAK MRCITOOH, BVXRT FBI
DAT BVBNINO Place af meetln«-tbe
of Ua Uaeola Hoaa Oo. Ne.». Lower Ootd
ailL AU (rood Repablleaaa and frteodeof tba
conatiy and IU beat IntereeU, ara Inrliad to at-,
landaadalga tka BoJI. _ .. ..
0. C. BTKTHtaOIf, P»nldlkt
8. W. CBCTMCT. BotreUfT
AMIUOI.
CEORCE CRIBBLE
■BSPBCTTTLLT ANNOUNCBB HIMBE1.P
K aa a candidate for tka oCce of Aaacaanr Mr
Itoray Ooaaty, eehject to tha rote^oMbn
THE OLD BOYS
THIRD
• *¥?* rwMjw
38$u. 'HfS '
ANNIVERSARY BALL
.MiAftr hoi
or mi bociitt or
PACIFIC COMT PIONEERS
AND CELEBRATION or THE
Kil l i m<#
ADMISSION Or NKTABi INTO Til
UNION,
■ * {1,< In '*)ft m J* •_
ON THE KVENINU Of
Friday, Oetober 30, 1174,
| * •" tii; Van v.tf ,| fi if |« /
f IN TIIK MAGNIFICENT IIALL OF
' 1 ' ' 1' '*1 ' "1 111 .
The National Guard,
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING,
VIRGINIA CITY,
....mo AT....
MINERS' UNION HAIX,
COLD HILL.
Managing PmubINMI
W P Huwut W I) (J OlbMO
A J Tyrrell WUJW
L P WvtfU
Invitation aad
TIKI
H A McMaanr
Wa M KUtirt
Chu K Dal-nng
William Hbarott
Jatnea U Pair
J D Winter*
Volnry B. Hpakln*,
John Lamlwrt
rhaa Kaaaon
A I. Kdnnti
T II N««t
Jubo Kwix
II V MrCnllnuiti
W P Hhrpartl
Malar 0 f ftmai
IIII Taj lor
Will ('amplirtl
w p MiMut
Pr»d I TlWa
J P Kmlih
Mat! Kwldlnjr
JuMph xiemrt
Win MtlalAa
Prank MurrtO
A W Cfcrrttr
ClMirc* Saradara
Ilr M llnlno
Major lKiwula
mu.
Jotapfc Nal
Chat Cnmnlafa
CTL(|tU
UKkM
Wm II Wood
Wa M Laat
Tboa Hnodarlaad
o w naiiHM
C'haa OrUler
H A Tomklna
J 8 bam
W J Ford
J H Park
H H Atcalwa
Tom Ca«ar
V Elliott
H D Bakrr
Gkaa Hall
J B Orartoa
U Uatol
A Mllatarkh
A Aartch
L L Dradlar
Or® H Mallard
WBRIckok
jaaou
iV^KSL
«ou> mu..
Hon J I' Jonra llaak Jrwrlt
J W Nojrra
Nrtroour I'lxlrjr
WD Maaarr*
A I) Moon
Hank Donnellr
Ham L Jonra
Maori* Adawa
WHIUaoa
LTFox
llenrj Jonaa
Judrr Pllralauaona
Al/Dotau
J Rlebarfaon
OLI
T W Ooodwlo
Utnry Dakk
M Praakaabata
M C Qriaaold
Hank Blaacaan
Wm La Vote*
CtaaUaaa
Prank WM
H Harris
JMMIaar
A Ufa*
I.TO*
J WOrWr
tliaa Robadc*
Will Thomaa
(Iratra Alklnaon
llobl Bnuan
OOrMt
M H llarrtneton
oaaaar
W W llahart
Oaorjt W Cbadlc
Hamurl Bakar
(lu. Law la
M R RHtnar
P C lljrman
tleorg* L Olkaoa .
Jaka Brim
John WLHaal
Claa« Backar
Joka Vaedatrilaf
Jatnaa Klllln
7. Cran*
Patrick r
COCXTT.
ITki Pattarao*
Paraar Ttaada«p
Cbarlaa IPIIaaa
0 D Prrrr
KnbartV Poalk*
W O Broadband
• 'i
i Ifalla
HPlloola . Q H'Htpp*rly
II II Caray 0 II Baataaa
Thro n latara H P k Kailajr
PAPatka
¥\—r liaaiirt ml Um Ball t
vim on a*
JohTbKsSts 53o"^wUf
QOLD HILL.
llaak Blanchard
C niuoa . »' R'Hahart
ViftlOI.
b r nook r a Ptrk*
OUHT.
B rswllt MXHataar
* iflMr wiiilmi
TIMISUV
A. L. KDWABM.
•OLD BtU.
w. o. o. oiatoN.
ADJIIH8I0N TICK ITS -WW
XV Holdtn at Debate aatttlad to fW
I'ABHAGB on OBUllboaaa Md admlMlon' tm
Dancln* Utile at Oold Htn Md Vliglal* ad
llbltaai.
PTTh* moat p*r<Wct ordar wOl bapiaaw w*t
Ud no dlarapalabU paiaaaa win baadaltte4.
vr Ibllabla pm<H wMI ba la ekaiaa oftka
[laakaad llai noma, aad M *affaawtll to
>>ada to I ha [tnti.
On Satardaj, Ottotor 31st,
mi noNBxitifvflifcmUPmxnuior
a front of thalr HA a* 1 ftraat, llqrUU, at.
1 o'clock ptpaad* to tha KAriOMAI.
Jl'ARD aa aa aaaart, aad wffl m rtfc <m
tattoo areaaa to Cabwat, tkroaffc CMraatta
hOMtMdoAl.'iall EU,a»lc«fatar
aaich to Fort Hoaaataad, whan tha Lltarary
liarriaoa of tha Daj wU! toka plaea, Thaaa
liarclaaa will eoaaM «I aa Oration to W.
'rar.k Btawait aad aa Oi%taal Paaaa to 'odfa
t,H. Thylar,aflatwUdkaeoOaUaa baaarrad
or tha Society aad ItagMata. rufwualil
rtll thaa again form aad ratan U» Ttaaaar
Uii, Virginia, aad to dimtMid. «cU td
^ t •
immmn
ill 9—M, Etc.
Tilt PIONEER
DRY GOODS
Established In 1861!
IHION8
....AT.,
FBAiVKElVBEinEBI t
FAMILY
Sir flOOlM HTOBE !
OOLP HILL.
TNT UVIHHi A ULItlt
J Mm**
DRK88 QOOD8!
Tkla Pip.if 11* npM. wllk
•Ml Md metal Mji*. "I eoMtlttW. tbt
— ' — ml mt o€trti Inthlf
HOUSKKKKPINC GOODS
BaiaaMy, kolck ud Irlak Duuk:
Duaaak Tabla CloUu and Napkin*
'Uinu d" Coitos'ikaatlBf. tad Sblrtlnr
BUaktl. ud OilIU;
Oolondud WUU rtunlij
TikUud Plaao Owinj
Lac OuuiM, lit , tic., Ik
At Greatly Reduced Prices!
HOSIBIVY DEPARTMENT
Ladlaa', CUMraa'a ud Oaal*- lloal.ry of all
OkrrM, f.llll, Eabrold.ry la act* and by lb«
raid | HaadkcrtbLf., tic., ate.
Will Ml a. ()tn> for Caah ai aai
•Mr* la IM Blalc 1
tnr i. lEiimiNnminii.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined,
....scrr....
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH
VOD MUST MIS AND PUICK
B. CALLAND'S
IMMENSE STOCK.
I .(VERY BIUNCII IN THE LIN* or
il STAPLE aad PANCY DI«Y <IOOD* I.
WMd wlU Um ciioicbht nmveltikm.
lanwti ntmhi Ifmmm,
h"ViT
OP ALL SIIADXS AND DK8T MAKE.
SBttBStecrf »
AMBrsrytlilssIs froMriloa.
«*r> tf
IPfOIJfTMKSTH.
LECTURE.
HON. THOMAS PITCH
WILL ADDRESS TIIE PEOPLE OP
N.rada on lb« tab|MI of
TIIE 8UTR0 TIWEI,
At tka following linn and pUra •
REHO . Ta< .day, Octolwr XI
SILVER CITY Wcdnnday, Oct.bcr 11
GOLD HIlL Tknridij.llctolwrn
VIRGINIA Saturday, October *4
ADHTIX Tacwtay. October r.
EURBEA. Wrtnoday, October »
""AMILTON ThurwUy, Octohrr la
IOCHI Saturday, October II
Tka Lactara will ba entirely non-partl
•aa, aad tb. public generally arc fnnllall)
Incited ta aitaad. oclitd
PUBLIC SPEAKING
A. C. ELLIS,
BBItCBATIC AMD LIBERAL CAJtDI
■ATI FOR COXliBKKS,
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE
yaBUcal laasaa of tka <ur, at
PIOOHB Taextay. October N
AUSTIN .Saturday, (Motor M
CARSON Wedaeeday. October J«
OENOA Tkanday. October »
DAYTON Prtday, Oclobcr SU
GOLD IIIIX Salarday. October II
VIRGINIA Moaday. Noreaber I
Coaaly Committee. will pleaw make arraaga
aiaau for .paakara' .land, or ball..
ROBERT E. LOWBRY,
lirrKirr Dwaocrallc Suta OniraJ Committee.
' ocll Id
PUBLIC 8PEAKINC
J. C. HAZLKTT,
IspaMlssa (Mldsls tmr ttovsraor,
....AMD....
WM. WOODBURN,
BapakllMM Cm4MiU tor
WUX ASDUtS TUB PEOPLE ON TUB
pott teal Imm ol the day. tl
WINNBSUOCA Mnndaj, October It
UNIONVUXB.... Tereday, October >1
ImIAmMW Will ploaee ni.k r arranfe
aaate tor laaablaa etaade or ball*.
By o*er OKOROC A. KINO,
IM1; ■epabllraa State Central Committee.
fW Papon la KuUrn Nevada pleare ropy
aad »ead Mil to Secretary Republican State
Ceatrat Cwlllw.
PUBLIC 8PEAKING
HON. C. K. 01 LONG
TXrtLL ADDKBSS THB PBOPLB ON TUB
" potttloal leeaee of tbe day, At
UNO ... .... Mooday.October If
UN10NV1LU .Taaeday, October*)
WINNBMU0C4 Wedneeday, October Jl
ELKO Tbateday, October tl
KUMKA. Betarday. October M
Atnrrrn koeday, octuWr m
Local Ooaualtlere •III pleaee mAkt limp.
MU tor iMtklaf MAadi or balle.
By order. OBORUB A. KINO.
Secretary Repibllcu Hut* Central Ooaalttre.
ocUtd
PUBLIC SPEAKING
We W. BISHOP
WILL BPBAK AT
men KMd*7. OctoWr |«
BULUONVTLLB Wedneeday, October tl
DBT TALLBY Tbanday. October tl
RIOHLAKD Beiaidey, October n
w5IcaT.T .jj, .Moaday, October M
BOMB VAIXKT Wedateday. Octooer M
noon Moaday. Nomiber t
Local Oaaafctaee will plea»e atto arrant*
•eata tor naaklac etaade or balk.
B* OBOBOB A. KINO,
Sec* ItopaWICM State Oeatial Ooamlttee.
jrarasissy'ssrKrjffi'.
— * oct Id
It. Ho TAYLOR
ILL AIMW THB PBOPLB ON THB
totealMMcaaf theflay, at
MAMtLTON ...Friday, October 1«
•AfBTIN .....Tkaraday. October It
MLMONT Betarday. OctebcrM
jUTTLB MOUNTAIN...Ttteeday,October «
r<ocal Ceemlttoee will plaaao make arrange
■oate tor ntt>1i| mi It or belli.
Ifcwfcr. 010 HOB A. KINO.
■Wt Itirtlw State Oeatial Ooeamlttee.
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