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" - - I I I ATlA.limmn i . a n i ii n it mi u l u i it rv i it ir. rvir.K kviui inrnirM bTAuLtS. I CAflMJtf nnooxio. i ' v ioivfl o. WEDNESDAY. ..JT'NK US, INTO A GREAT POSSIBILITY. Tho new from St. Loois intimates that Tilden is master of the situation sod ill certainly be nominated. If that supposition is borne oat b) tbe subse qaeot kcliou of the Convention, tbe path will be cleared for one of tbe closest and most interesting Presidential campaign that haa occurred since tbe candidature of Henry Clay. On the Republican side Hayes will command its full strength, as veil of its leaders as of tbe rank and file, He is a man of pnre private character and whose pnblio record is entirely free from stain. His talents and acquire ments are shining and be is possessed of eminent administrative ability. Those who know biin best claim for bim all those virtue 8 that could be desired in one aspiring to tbe office of Chief Executive o( thrUnited States. Therefore, there is every reason to believe that whatever strength his party boasts will be drawn to his support. Tilden, on the other bsnd, in addition to great natural ability and extensive intelleotual culture, pos sesses in tbe highest degree tbe gift of . administrative- ana executive aoiuiy, He is a bord leader and in tbe conduct of publio affairs has shown such un doubted power and resource ss to wring praise from the bitterest foe. His char acter, publio and private, is nnstained and unimpeachable, and places bim far above calumny or reproach. Tbas tbe two ohstunions are foes worthy of eaob other's steel, and whoever lulls, bis over throw will not be embittered by the thoughts that an ignoble antagonist waa the oause of his undoing. Circumstances and the detnsgngueism of the so-called Republican leaders, have narrowed the area on which tbe battle will be foueht. The coarse taken by Blaine, Morton, Conkling and the Cin cinnati convention, has made tbe issue a sectional struggle. That fact has there fore determined in advance tbe result in tbirty-one States of tbe thirty-eight, in- cludiue Colorado. Tbe debatable ground includes New York, Florida, Oregon, California, Nevada, Colorado and Indiana. With those exceptions and Connecticut and New Jersey, all tbe North. East and West will go Republi can. With the exoeption of Florida and South Carolina, the south will oast her votes for tbe Democratic nominee, Thus then on the PaciBo Coaat, in tbe everglades of Florida, tbe green vales of Indiana and tbe proud Empire State will be beard above all tbe dim and turmoil of political warfare, Tbe vote of New York will determine tbe result ol tbe strnccle. Seelne this, it must be oon ceded that the St. Louis Convention will bs guided with tbe very wisest dis cretion if it selects Tilden as its standard bearer. No living man has so great hold on tbe affections of bis fellow citi zens of New York as Samuel J. Tilden the man who smashed the Canal and Tammany lings and punished their leaders. Tbe Reno Journal remarks that the Rev. G. B. Allen feels confident that tbe people are sound upon the school ques tion. There is no doubt about that, bat the fact acquires no greater value by tbe indorsement of that worst of all possi ble nuisances, a political parson. Tbe publio schools of this State, and tbe funds raised to support them, are by tbe Constitution of Nevada prohibited from being devoted to any sectarian purposes. Tbe school system is perfectly sound and perfectly safe and does not need aid from any restless meddler who makes it s stalking horse to acquire cheap notori ety. Tbe common schools of Nevada were founded end carried on without Mr. Allen's help and will continue to flourish independently of any exertions be may make for or against them. Reno and Eureka are blessed witb ditches in which children are oontinu ally falling. Those ditches appear to have been constructed in tbe special in terest of the undertaker and reporters. The Conneotiont House of Representa lives lias passed a bill empowering women to vote at all sohool, county and borough elnotions. Tbey must bs twen ty-one and own $500 in real estato. In Ulster county, New York, laborers in tbe stone quarries are enrning one dollar and one dollar and a quarter per day. Yet tbe philanthropists wish to introduce Chinese coolies to further re dace his wretched pittance. Iq California a wife-beater, baa been sentenced to be pnblioly flogged. Wbeu tbe puniibnient has been inflicted the dirty scoundrel will kuow bow it his himself. Tbe House Committee on the District of Columbia frauds find tbe affairs of tbat beautiful ring in a very odorous condition. Another coal ship, tbe British Clarendon, has been burned at sea. bark Ion Hadkb. The telegrapbio "news fiend" was kind enough to employ from one hundred to one hundred and fifty of the words of our dispatches, in impart ing tbe importaut news that the redemp tion of tbe notes of the national banks for the fiscal year amounted to two hun dred millions. The same niephisto phelian souroe also told us of a Soulier's race on tbe Thames at London and of an apprehended oorner ia flagi at San Sranoisoo, but not a line conoerning the organization and proceedings of tbe St. Louis Convention, save that at 2 p. m. it adjourned until five o'clock last even ing. If tbat ''new fiend" were enjoy ing tbe torrid climate of bis native In ferno, what joy would fill our soul. It is said tbat many members of the House are receiving letters from all parts of tbe country, urging them to stick to the reduced appropriations. It is to be hoped they will. If tbe Senate is for exiraganoe, let tbe Senate bear its own burden, but let the House show its de termination to reduce the load of taxa tion which is impoverishing tbe country. If tbe pnblio servios suffers, it is the work of the Senate, for which it should be made rasp mnible. If tbe Senate can stand it, the House ought to be able to do so. ' Tbb Scicidk at Silvrb City. The Lyon County Times of yesterday gives ton particulars of tbe death of b. w. Hill, caused by takiug morphine. It says:J me mam oei ore ne una oeen arinsinu quite heavily and remarked to some mends tbat be bad a mind to pot an end to bis life. At a late bonr be was oon veyed to bis house by a gentleman wbo found bim in a helpless ooudilion la tbe street. To this man be expressed a wisb for strychnine, saying tbsi be was tired ot life and wanted to quit tbe world. mil bad for some weeks been Igtoxicated so many time and so violently tbat be was unable to attend fully to tbe dunes of bis office. No one felt willing to find fault with bim to tbe oompany because be bad a family to support and was wbea sober quite au affable person to meet. At times, however, he was giveo to fits of melanoholy and would appear to be at outs witn all creation, but no one thought that he was of a suicidal turn ol mind. Between eight and nine o'clock Hill's wife discovered bim In a comatose condition and sent at once for Dr. Z brisk ie. Tbe dootor found tbat enough morpbide had been used to kill tbe strongest man. Hill was known among teleitrapmo operators on tnis oossl as a firet-olass man iu bis profession. Even wben considerably under tbe ibnuenoe of liquor be could tukn messages from the fastest sender on tbe line. Lately be bad made severe complaints against tbe company for which he worked for cutting down bis salary. This seemed to bear beavy on his mind whenever be was in liquor. It was tbe burden of his complaint. He was a man of moody teuiber. He was a native of Michigan and leaves a wife and small child." Forty thousand dollar for eighty lec tures is what Mr. Beeober gets for tbe approaching season. Tbat scandal busi ness was a profitable investment for Beeoher. Tbat poor woman, Eliztbetb Tilton, was debauched, ber happiness and her repatatiju destroyed in order that masses of prurient listeners sboulJ crowd to hear a hoary headed lecber wanton in bis shame and the ruin of his viotim. Tbat Christian soldier, General O. 0. Howard, will come to grief yet if be' does not look very sharp inded. Tbe House Comnittee reports severely against bim, and accuse him of forging Touchers, pocketing tbe proceeds, etc As a Chris tian soldier, tbe General does not appear to be a sacoess. Like Bsecher, he seems to have paroxysmal attacks wbicb led bim to taking something which did not belong to bim. At Lowell, Mass., a parson named Pettifaoe, has eoma to grief for follow ing tbe example of Ueecber and giviog way to ' his true inwardness. But no like Beecber,.Mr. Petliftoe had not face enough to deny his paroxysmal tenden eies. so be was discharged. However the lector season is coming on spao and as H. W. B. can set- SiO.000 for iahtv leotares. Mr. Pettifaoe ought to have disgraced his position and calling auffloieotlr to bs worth four or five thousand dollars. Tbe J. K. Moore olaiin bas agaiu oome to the nurfaoe at Baa Francisco. There is mora fraudulent claimant to tb acre and mora fraudulent oUim in tbat oity than any other town in the world. It appear that Baylor bas been elected Speaker pro tern of tbe.Hous in place of cot . ' . The Stockton (Cat.) Independent pub lishes tbe following sensational item: We bave been iuformed on very good authority tbat the Mexican residents of San Audreas and vicinity feel highly iu- reused at wbnt tbey conceive to be an humiliating IubuU to them in the dis play of tbe captured Mexican nag in the Fourth of July prooessiou by the M. xi- cau War Veterans, and propose to wreak dire vengeanoe and make nu attempt to recapture tbe flag. A young M xican lady, influential among ber countrymen and thoroughly reliable, returned trom San Andreas yesterday, and says two hundred armed Mexicans are making preparations to ride into this oity on tbe Fourth, attack the procession and re capture tbe flag. It may be an idle ru mor up there, or suggested in a moment of beated disoussion on tbe sobieot, but we can hardly think that any body of men seriously contemplate so foolhardy and lawless an aot, and one so fraught witb danger to themselves. It seems to us tbat tbe Mexican citizens are alto uetber too sensitive on the question Tbe display of the flag captured during tbe war is not intended iu a spirit of triumph or as a murk of trophy, but rather as a credential or a mark of ao tbeuitcity and a reminder to them, as tby look upon it, of tbe stirring scenes wben they were comrades together, However, if any movement of that kind is on foot it should be known, and suit, able preparations made to cheek the out lawrj and teach the fiery Mexicans tbat tbey are in tree America where license i, tbat kind cannot go on witb impunity How if Fk&ls to bh Scalped. bad been seut on abead up tbe bid, just wbere tbe big stone but stands, by the road, and witb a boy named Kounlz, from Omaha, bail eat down to wait for tbe wsgons, wbieb were slowly coming up out of the valley. Wben the wagons reached us I started on alone through tbe rocks and pine bushes to s-ek a good ramp. A few bnudred yards funbrr ou I looked down a ravine to tbe rigbt and saw five ujouuted Indians nde across tbe valley. I started to go back to tbe train, wben at least a dozen I ndians ran at me out of tbe brash, aud yon bet ran and hallooed for help. Ia a mmut- niore two or three of them shot at me lelt a sharp, stinging p-iin in mv left leg' and another in my left shoulder, and I fell. Then tbey were 'upon me in a tuin nie, and one of them pat his knee in my back, while another bit me a clip witb a club or tbe but of a Run, I don't know whidh, as I bod no time to think All I knew I was being saalped; my hair wash. Id tight. I lelt a hot, red hot stinging sort of pain all around tbe top ol my head being torn out by tbe roots it was too mnob; I couldn't stand it; I died at bast I ihonubt I did.' But my scalp was saved just as it was being torn off. Tbe boys at ibe wagons bad seen me running; saw tbe Indians, and came on thirteen of tbem and got up just in time to prevent the red devils finishing their work. Tbe Indians, as well as my friends, thought I was dead; bnt I oame to again and my scalp was laid back again. It was only ball cut on, as yon will see, and is growing again nicely.' f Interview witb a Black Hills Sur vivor. Bounces or a Mikb. The San Fran- News Letter is responsible for this little romance: Dennis McNabb. was tbe porter in a mining company's office on Cali fornia street. Dennis swept oat and dusted things, kept tbe desks ia blotting pads, and in Winter made tbat fire which is totally unnecessary in oar wonderful climate, bat wbicb everybody insist upon having about four mouths in tbe year, just to remind tbem of tbe btatee. Dennis felt very humble and lowly in deed, as his salary was only teu dollar a week, and wben the Secretary wbo got four hundred a month for putting bis feet on bis desk aud writing notes from the "Poodle Dog" scowled and wanted to know where in the bottom less pit the Stock Report was, Dennis felt very much overpowered and down trodden indeed. Bat Dennis bad beard ol Whittington, and Franklin, and Jobn McCullongb, and other great men, and so he worked patiently on, washing tbe spittoons, taking round assessment notices, listening at tbe Board-room key; boles, and biding bis time generally. Patience and . frugality is its own reward, and one day Dennis heard tbe President read a telegram from ibe Superintendent upon the lode, Tbey bad struck pay-rock at last. Inst nignt Dennis drifted round and conferred awhile with McCarthy, wbo kept tbe sa loon at tbe corner. Then he bad a whis per or two with Hooliban, wbo had made a few dollars running the hack stand. McNabb bad also something to say to O'Flynn, tbe stevedore, of a con fideutial nature. Tbe next morning tbe Secretary of tbe Yellow Cat Gold and Silver Mining Company, found MoNabb'a brogans in front of bis inkstand, and tbe spittoons being cleaned by a Mongolian. Before tbe official could recover bis breath a small Fenian prooessinn filed in, There bad been a oorner in Yellow Cat tbat morning, and in less than ten min utes the old Board was voted out and tbe meek McNabb elected President, and was busily signing notices of a five dol lar assessment on the " outsiders. " And now Mr. Dennis McNabb ride languidly down to tbe office, in bis coupe and in tbe evening be sits on a satin sofa up at the ex-President's house with bis French boots on tbe Steinway Grand, and a four-bit cigar in bis month, while tbe ex-P. s daughter sings " Lannigan s Ball " in Italiaa smacks bim witb ber Ian and saya; " You Irish are such naughty, fickle men, but so nice." Tub Biqoest Man in ths State At a store in town, yesterday, a large lot of goods, consisting principally of heavy grooeriea, was being delivered on tbe sidewalk from a freight-wagon, wben a strapping young fellow, about six feet in bight aud musoiea in proportion, came alnn and asked if tbey wauted help. Tbe clerk wbo was .superintending tbe unloading is rather a liubt-waisted look ing individual delicate looking in fact but has had considerable experience in handling groceries, and bas got a knack of chucking around sacks of flour and barrels of sugar witb a perfect looseness, " Are yon pretty stout? " said b to tbe applicant for work. "Stout! I'm tbe biggest man in tbe State; why jest look at me." " Yes, you look pretty stout," replied the clerk, " but you'll bave to work with me." "Work with yon I" said tbe biggest man, aud he cu'l-d bis upper lip end cast a glauoe of withering scorn at tho slim proportions of tbe clerk, "work witb you! jest peel your self and start iu, till you see how quick I II wear yo out." Tbey went to work and the way that clerk Blung bags and boxes up to tbe eighth and ninth tiers aud kept the store truck on a keen jump was a sight for sore eyes. The biugi-Bt man in the State weakened early in tbe tbe action, and, witb the perspirntioo pouring iu streams from his brow, sat down on a ham and watched the clerk as bs tossed things rigbt and left. "What's tbe matte? " said tbe clerk, " I hope you ain't tired already; I'm only a delicate, sickly sort of a ouss, and I ain't tired yet." " Siok be damn'd! " retorted tbe biggest man, "you're notbin' more nor less tban a donkey-engine. I oan bold mv own au in niusole, but 1 11 be dog. goned if I can Btand off steam." "Young man, said the clerk, in solemn tones, "remember tbat tbe race is not always to tbe swift nor the battle to tbe strong, and never again go around blowing tbnt you're tbe biggest man in the State." Ueveille. EVERY OTHER DAY STAGE LINES. PIOOHB T9e E XT H. U EC .A. , pare .... tnn.00. ' HAXT-DAILT FROM n A MILTON TO RCHELL ROBINSON CREEK, AND AND TRI-WEEKXY FBOM . HAMILTON TO OEEEET CRIEK EVERT OTHER DA FROM P1CCHE TO SALT LAKE CITY. FARE TO TERMINUS, 910. GILMEE & SALISBURY, Proprietor, c ABEYTVO TJ. B. MAIL AND WELLS, FAR. 00 k OO.U EXPRESS. THE STATE BANK OF NEVADA PIOOHE. Board of D tractors i JOHN P. KELLET President J AS. FTNLAYBOH Vice President CHA8. A. WIEDERHOLD Secretary 0. F. PHIL80M 1. W- WRIGHT. H. 8. LUBBOCK- HABRY I. THORNTON. Attorneys i THORNTON. KZLLET fc GABBER DEPOSITS RECEIVED. EITHER OS OFEK account or to tune certificates therefor pay able od demand. EXCHANGE DRAWN IPON NEW YOEK and SAN FEANCISCO, And other principal cities of tbe V, 8. Also npoa LONDON, DUBLIN, PABIS, BERLIN And all of the principal cities of Europe. Currency Bought and Sold. Collections Promptlr Made. Railroad and Miuin? Stocks Bought aud Sold on Commission, r Money Loaned on Stocks. Correspondents! BEING DESIROUS OP CLOSING OUT! t : CLOTHING The Threa Lines newly Stacked with Vina AMERICAN HORSES sued BOW CONCORD COACHES. LAID LA W k CO. , Agents of the Bank 1 ... of California f LONDON and BAN FRANCISCO BANK LIMITED and t. H. LATHAM k CO., Stock Brokers DEPARTMENT OF MY ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE PCRPOSE OF ENLARGING M7 STOCK - Tort Ban Francisco Hum ! Mocha at S o'clock A. M., mikliiR clone connection with Railroad Stage trom Hamilton. Office at Walla, Fargs di Co.'. n31-tf lal-tf. J. W. WRIGHT. Bank Manager. BY AN IMMENSE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF 177G. 1876. OT. E. GRIFFIN, 33 A3rni33ri. AMD iOIJIT WELLS, FARCO & CO., PIOCHE, NEV. , TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUS. INK88. Dep, nils received on Open Ac count or Certificates leeuea tnereior. Eichanue drawn on all the principal cities of tbe united states, Canada ana Europe. Will purchase Silver and Crude Bullion or make advances on same and fhip for owner's aceuunt. cOBHCBrONDKiras : FIRST CLASS GOODK NOW EN ROUTE FROM THE EAST, I SHALL 'SELL MY WELLS, FARGO 4TH of JX7LTT.I GRAND & CO., Ban Francisco, Cal. WELLS, FARGO di CO., RS Broadway, New Totk. EIVE8, dt ALLEN, 61 King William street, London, Eng., Agents Wells, Fargo k Co. CELEBBATION ! ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT OFFICE in Wells, Fargo fc Main street, Pioche, Nevsda. Co's Building, mm-tf Idaho Bill, lbs ruffian and highway man wbo recently tscpea iroin ivm Beaver jail, bat been recaptured ana Kio shown tbe insida of tbe prison B was found at lbs bouse of Al Winn nine mile from Beavvr, and wa cap tured by deputy marshal btoies sad Brown. PIOCHE, IMEV, GRAND MARSHAL, MAJOR A. J.MASON. AIDS, GEORGE T. RIVES, RICHARD BOURNE. PRESIDENT OF THB DAY, HON. HENRY RIVES. CHAPLAIN, REV. MR. KLINE. READER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. THOMPSON CAMPBELL. Selling Selling Selling Off. Off. Off. AT? A GEE AT SAGBITIOE, IBM OF COST ! 1") ARTIES WISHING TO SKflRE BARGAINS will do well by an examination ot my Large Stock before making purchases elsewheie. 1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS DETERMINED to i loee business in Pioche and will sell his entire stock consisting of mrle-tf PH. FEISENTHAL. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. ETC. The new Sectetnry, rienstor Morrill of Maine, tbe successor or Unstow 0,9 Sec retary of the Treasury, is too well- known to require any extended notice. He was unvernor ol Maine in the years 1858, 1859 and 18G0. and wus first elected to tbe United States Senate to succeed Hannibal Hnmlin, when the latter took his seat as Vice President in 1801. He was re-elected in 18f8, and again in 1871. Uis term of office ss a Senator ould have expired in March next. Mr. Morrill was born at Belgrade. Maine, May 1815, and bs is therfore now in bis (2d year. Tns Imported Fish. Tbe larse sbsd, tba first full grown one caught in the Sncrameuto, concerning the capture of which we made mention in our Inst issue bas been purcbaeed by William Basaett, bo bad it preserved in a large jar of al cohol. The other " imported fish are likewise, we learn, beginning to make their appearance ia the river. But a few days ago a boy caught witb a book aud line, near tbe manue ways in Wash ington, an eel about a foot ions, and every few days one of th Bet nets along tbe banks of tbe baornmento is reported lo have secured a cal fish. Sacramento lteeord-Union. The San Fraooieoo whisky dealers, diKiillers and others more or less inti mately connected witb the whisky ring, express undiMgulsed satisfaction at Iirin- tow's resignation and seem hopelul that it will be followed by th removal of a n niu ber ol special treasury agents, who bave been aoiive in pueartbiog frauds on the revenue. Custom house officials are also reported in improved spirits. Tbs entire country is rallying to tbe standard of Hayes and Wheeler. It seems likely to be the grandest patriots movement since the rally of Unionists in 01. I tteno Journal. J. P. POKT, O'HALLORAN. Sorti. In Pioche, Nev., June 37, 18T6, to the wife or Ttiomis Mitchell, a daughter. Died. In Pioche. Nev., June 27th, 1876. JohuO. Soiltn. a native of Ireland axed 53 jean. ORATOR, HON. W. W. BISHOP. ORDER OF THE DAY l National Salute at Sunrise, Federal Salute at li o'clock. Sunset Salute, 100 guns. Salutes will be fired from the south-west side of Bald Mountain, under the direction of th Lexington Guard. Parade at 10 o'clock a. m. Exercises at the Speakers' Btand at eleven o'clock. ORDER OF EXERCISES. The column will form on Main street, the right resting opposite Meadow Valley street, promptly at 10 o'clock, in the following order: Firat Division, Under Command of assistant Marshal CHARLES WIEDERHOLD. Aid BlNJ. JaMU. Musio -Pioche Brass Bsnd Lexington Guard. President of the Day. Chaplain, Reader, Poet and Orator of the Day In carriages. County crtolals In carriages. eTeeond Division, Coder Command of Assistant Marshal H. 0. CHAPIN. Aid A. Bamiltos. Chief and Assistant Engineers. Llghtner Hook fc Ladder Company Young America Hook fc Ladder Company. Third Division. ' Under Command of Aseistsnt Marshal J. B. VAN BAOEK. Aid Capt. D. Nkwhak. Pioche Hose, No. t. Protection Hose, No. 1. Car of State, Delations from the various Mining Com panics, under charge of toeir re spective Superintendents. Citiiens on foot. Cltlsens in carriages. Citiseas on horseback TYmr CLnnAc Clothing, THE CLOTHING WAR soys ciothmg, The CLOTHING WAR GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS RENEWED ! BOOTS & SHOES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AC, Ac, Ac, St San Francisco Cost Prices, As I am Determined to Close Business within 90 Days. STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP. An; one knowing themselves Indebted to Dan. Conn will please call and settle with him immeaiaiojj. DANIEL COHN, STONE STORE, MAIN STREE1 PIOCHE NEVADA. myl-tf l I lilll'JI 11(11,11 & GOODMAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOHS, INKS, PENS, PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS of all mrns. WHO DARES TO TACKLE JOSEPH RICH J The Great Opposition Clothier of Pioche, -WITH- $100,000.00 Worth of the Choicest Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. THE SOLE AGENT FOR ATKINSON'S SHIRTS, EXPR3S8LY HADE FOR JOSEPH RICH. ALL BIS GOODS ARE FRESH, STYLISH, NOBBY, BOrO"T ONLY TWO WEEKS AGO IN SAN FRANCISCO, TO BUCK A0A1S8T MONOPOLY. WE DO NOT SELL OUT OLD TRASH THAT BA9 BEEN LAYING ON THE SHELVES, BEEN MOVED FROM CAMP T CAMP SINt E UT6. WE SELL GOODS MADE FOR THE CENTENNIAL YEAR! FROM TBE FIRST OP JUNE ON BOYS. I WILL SELL GOODS AT THB LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN IN THE STATE OF NEVADA, AND YOU WILL FIND OVT BOYS THAT I AM aot in with tbs Clothing Monopoly of Pioche, who have Jlvsd In high style off of your hard earnings. BOOTS AND SHOES: J. B. STEPHENS, IQj, FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAHLBIl Main Street, Adjoining Ploch Uose No. 1. BEING CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF Till Rest Brands of French Bt l, I am al ways prepared to make to order all kinds of BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS Of every description, in the latest styles. WATER-PROOF CORK SOLED BOOTS VI sue to order In o. 1 atyle. Good fit warranted. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Agent for Brown's Satin Polieh. Makes old shoes new. Imida Oork Boles for sals. Jltf J. B. STEPHENS. Assistant Marshals will wear sashas in na tional colors. Aids will wear rosettes la na tional colors. The column will move from Main street along Lacour atr-et to Hoffman Street, down Hoffman strait to Main, up Main to Cedar street, along Odar to Meadow Valley street, down Meadow Valley to Main street, thence up Main street to tbe Speaker's Stand on Mala street, where the parade will be dismissed and the concluding exercises of the day will be ueia. Companies and Societies taking part In the parade are especially requested to be on tbe ground ana in position promptly, as in col umn W'll move at ten o'clock, town time. A cordial invitation ia extended to the people of the County at large to Join in the exercises of the Day and in all waya to assist In making the celebration worthy ot tne Day ana tne occasion. Assistant Marshals and Aids will report to the Orand Marshal, lor duty, promptly at o'clock on the morning of the Fourth, at his store on Slain street. It is confidently toped that every elttsen of Pioche will extend his aid to make the Day and iu observance st Pioche long to be remembered. By order of MAJOR A. J. MASON, jrtl id Oraaa Marshal. Imported and Domestlo CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, CUTLERY, ETC. AGENTS 10 Pioche Daily Record, A ND ALL CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA of Dailies delivered or Carrier to anv wt MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE MEAD. OW VALLEY PIOCHE, NET. n-tr 300 SUITS OP SUMMER CASSIMEU Will bs sold 10 per cent, leas than week ago. 300 DOZ. of the CHOICEST PANTS, Of French Goods. 40 per cent, less than s week ago. - 300 Doz. Mission Undershirts and Drawer". Reduced 40 percent. 100 Cases of Tirrell'a Boots, Reduced 80 percent. O. E. Boots, $4.00 a pair. HOW IS THAT FOR HIGH. MINERS OF HOCBE 100 Doz. Overalls, 76 cents a pair. Everything at the Greatest Sacrifice. MINERS OF PIOCHE, PATRONIZE JOS. RICH, TBB OPPOSlTl' . -nt VOtt WW CLOTBIER, and you never shall pay high prices for goods, but If you " work for ths Clothing Monopoly again. ayn-u JOSEPH RICH Tka Great Opposition Clothier w rw svsd