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Dandy Rock, The Man from Texas

· March 18, 1879

This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (Vol. IV, No. 98, copyright 1879) contains "Dandy Rock, the Man from Texas: A Wild Romance of the Land of Gold" by G. Waldo Browne. Set in 1853 in Gold Dust Hollow, California, the narrative follows three prospectors—the elderly Yankee miner Silver Ray, the Texan gunslinger Dandy Rock Randel, and the young Easterner Chauncy Clifford—who descend into a supposedly haunted valley. There they encounter an old blind man and a beautiful deaf-mute woman mining for gold. When Clifford shoots a man attempting to assassinate the pair, he is captured by a gang of miners led by Stockton Sharp, who demand his execution. Silver Ray and Dandy Rock intervene, creating a standoff. The narrative touches on themes of frontier vigilantism, hidden wealth, and supernatural legends surrounding the valley's violent past.

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Date
March 18, 1879
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