A BIG DEAL
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It is a beauty, is free from dirt and offen-
sive odors, and has a whistle attachment which
causes a toot every time a nickel is dropped
into the slot. The ice cream season is closed,
but you can now treat your best girl to red-hot-
fresh-roasted peanuts.
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A BIG DEAL
The Grand Central group of mines in Car-
penter district, this county, have changed hands
for the neat sum of $1,000,000. This is the
largest sale of mining property which has taken
place in the southwest for a number of years,
and speaks volumes for the future of a hereto-
fore comparatively unknow section. The suc-
cess of this venture will in all probability be
the means of booming the entire western slope
of the Black Range country, and of opening up
properties heretofore neglected. There is every
reason to believe that this sale is but the pre-
cussor of others equally as large, which will fol-
low in the near future.
A Reply
An article appeared in the Southwest Sen-
tinel, Oct. 13th, 1891, which was an attempt
to describe what it chose to term Farcy, a dis-
ease said to be prevalent among horses in this
vicinity.
The veterinary editor airs his knowledge,
(or his lack of it), in the following language.