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piles. FIstuIas. Structures.

The above cassoi complaints VII be removed
by nightly iuuentiag the paris vita warm water.
anu iu-u ~ mJs5 eilectuai rubbing Ia ins Ulnt-
lcut. Per-sIs suffering lr.ln these diTe.ul cum
pil. .uis sheuil lose Iat Ilpucut IN -rrestias
lhesr I-sr-ss II Should be- lD1ersrol-d tnat % =
usi sal-lc.cut meres suIe-r Uln ineut GA the
f-eIeE Iaris, tgs - must BE- we'll r4ugel Ia Tor
cJisi slrsUig isuae Two OF threc times 4y that u
iuay De saktu into the system. whence lf VII re
move any liicCu sore Cr wound as eh=ctaaily as
though ~ iirh Ole 20 the eye There again bread
aua water I-.uiliCUs. atler the rubbing ia of the
ointment siil 90 Erea. service. This g. the oulg
sure Treatment iur gcuis lcs. cases sl cancer Ga the
stpm1ch. " wAere there may Dc general bearing
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youg '
Il do-I do Bless me if 4 haven -
oeen trying for a whole aoar 1. ge
that word That's tbe very ,b;3f
!" ben called out | want to lead
with Fellow-cilizens. the peace ba
nown, and arniea reigns supreme
guess that viii knock 'en y
You don't mean arniea-vou msa
That's what mean, oi coursr
but every time Think Of ansrchv
get It arnica, aud | dort know ba>
III have 70 give Up the speech
Write It down said The clerk
( Inc man took Up the pea. acra,ch.r
ed his nose reacciively, aad wrote b.
A-r-k-a-n-y" Hoiding up the psneis's1
be waved bis hand aod began.
Peace has fed aud sFkaaY seisas NJ,
The land.
Il told You J.; was anareby. cauec
the clerk
"fhat's so-tbat's 81. THIS Sue
pense Is telling "a uiy memory ike
ht ofsickDess Now. then. a.u.a---t.,
anarky, and don't You forget ;t Yot
needn't say anything aboutmy cali
ing in here "
"Ob, that's all righ repEsd .bePA.
the clerk Over seecn-eigh,s o. th-
best speakers IN Jowa bave come Il,
me fos big works
Many thanks; saa now. fellow
citizens. peace ha- f.d flr. ,.- swav
aod arkany reigns--- Eoid on 9
Is thar the ght word 2" D
He baked at tbe door o. examine
tbe sip Of paper, and ai,cr repeating
the righl word over several times he
went 90
A s,sje Of sna-dy "a Hp5u 1.. aad
where viii &c snd -
He seemed satisfied DC ina, la-S
al be reached Woodward aveaue
At that Point be appeared % be-
cone inspired again, aa3 said
'Arnica Araics a1d Eaa-e wal
it end - e'r7H FREE Pras
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Banks
JOHBSTOWN SAVINGS BANK
l2O CLINTON STREET,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
JOHNsrOwN PA.

Chartered september j. ls5B. Deposits reeeiy
e, Vi az sums not iess than enc dollar Present
rate % interest si2 Yer cent interest Is dne N
t1s months ui June anu December, ana II not
nltliIraHu Is added 10 tne deposit thus c1n fuun-
uil= tslc- a ear wlthVlt ,ra2u.iug tne url',si
tur 90 eali ur even 20 present The deiHisit book
Munes lodned "a real estate. Prvierenee, with
liberal rates AMI leug .ille given 10 borrowers Of
iefinS Arst mortgage oI su1s worth tuur uT more
times tne ailuuut % loan desired. Gfl5i gcier-
eLcc- pFrle-t uliss NC- required.
VA, corporation l. eXclusIN ely savings Bank.
NJ commercial deposits received. nor discounts
made No loans uu personal rgcgrijy.
Blank applIcalluns for borrowers copies Of the
rules. bylaws ami special Law relating % the
tduk sent 70 any aldTesS requested.
TRUSTEES. - atncs Cooper. David Dlosrt. G
p. Ells, A. J. HaWes. r. y. Hay, John Lowman
l. h. LlFsly. UauIei McI-aughu8. ID. J. AlOfrell.
Lewis futt II. A. Bsggs, Cgnrad SUppes, Geo.
" ". Walkers.
Daniel j. Au-reH, President Frank Dihert
Treasurer; cyrus ElLer, Solicitor. nova
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DipIheris, liberated Sore ThrOat, and
Scarlet and other Feyers.

Any of the above diseases may be cgred by vel
ruJuir.s the Ointment three times a day into thS
chest taroAt, and neck oi the patient; u VIII sooI
penetrate. ami give imIneiiAte relief. Medic.nt
taken by tnc Higuth IAust operate upon the SLult
system ere it, inEueues San he feit IN any local
tiarl. whereas the ointment Nill u0 it, gurh al
UuCe. Whoever tries the uuguunt In the above
manner .ur the diseases named, oT any similar Cls
Cr3crs affecting the cnest and threat. viii md
themselves relieved as hy charm All sufferers
from thesc complaints sluJld envelope the throat
lt Dril.ime ia q large ure.Sn AMI water Ioltice. al
ter TIE ointment las been we'll rubbed Il vii
-gyaliy assist the cure ui tie Throat aud chest
TO allay he fever aud lessen the inflammation
eight ur ten Piiis shJulg De taken night and
u1rEiug. The Ointment viii produce I'erspira
tl1u. Tie grand essential ln al eases u levers
sore thruats, az where there might be opprcs
si0u ai the chest. either isuIa asthma OF othei
gausIE-
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CsI TiGN t-Nule are genuine unless the
signature J. hA.polG, az agent ier ne United
Siates. suTrJCu = each box 81 Fiiis aul Ointment
A }, I-slIne reward VII. be given 90 any oLe ren
deriu- such information 81 may .sl 20 tle dele4
tilueI Any party ~ parties cuGnterieitl1E ia-s
l1ei.g-e- ~ y--liI, TIE same AZ. wing them %
b slsEllas-
.FSo.j 3 tla ilpz.za.oEy % P.lfeszas nlL-
li1g AZ = Co, Nez luTE- ana > al respectable
civilized E9Iia n POS a. = -el-s, g cents s-d u
each
sE-Tharc l. eaHslissa5!e saving - -aking tie
llr-er sizes
B-Direeiig1s f5r the guidance q patients
nsvery tisug1er are AFFIXED o. each pot
June u. L Sd. ".
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hundred AID thirty bodies have beer
removed, and oihers are still ia tht
ruins
New YORK, December IL
John Cummerson, fyman 10 th,
Brooklyn Tbeater, who was ipj urel
in the disaster, died yesterday il
Longtellow College Hospital He
was taken there on the night OF The
fire On Saturday the Fire Mar,
shal obtained from him the following
testimony:
had charge Of the fires: | saw
the fire break cot; it commenced 10
the center Of the building, 10 the rig
ging ioit among the borders or drop
curtains; ihiak draft brought the
borders in contact with the light;
there were wire coverings over the
lights, but not always The wires
were close enough, We thought, to
prevent .he borders from touching
the lights The borders did not get
out OF order in any way. They went
up right enough, but when | come 10
let them down they dragged
tried to put the green curtain
down and it broke Nothing vas
broken before the Ere. This was the
commencement of the trouble.
was unfasiening the grooves when
one OF the meu went out to put out
the ire with pole, bat could not DO
it. We had no FIRE hose, attached OF
otherwise. | saw FIRE hydrants 10
the building under and on the Stage,
but 10 hose. We had 'wO other iires
iu the ibeater shortly before this last
one One was 10 the box-oiiice aud
the other on the stage think tie
doors leading TO johnson street were
all clear on the stage The alarm
was given to the police pretty soon
after the FIRE va discovered
The audience vas not notified If il
for three or four minutes. | kept The
curtain down as long as / could. Ia
going down ! found / STAYED longer
than should have done, and could
not get out On the landing / met
Murdock. aud he welt right up TO
his room. | saw him drop from The
heat and suoke ju 1pcd out of The
window on Floods alley. leading
from The first landing. Nurdock aad
Burroughs first went down on the
stage to get out. aud w hen they found
the hea, too great they went up stars
again. The other stage hands got
out of the door on johnson stree5.
We we're on the other side aud could
not reach that door do not Jhius
Mardoek and Burroughs tried TO get
out through the auditorium
II J had had q fire hose and water
on the stage or il the 1ies, ! could
have put out the Ere before u gained
such beadRsy. 1t blazed Up rapidly.
Bill Layton sax it first and said. Il
,hilk that Is FIRE" " That vas the
irst saw Of it.
AGES OF THOSE lost.
OF the 293 persons who persisted
il the ere aud o5 whom 100 have been
indeallded, ali bat forty-two were
males Eleven Of the victims were
from New York city Fifry-tbree
we're between fifteen sad tweGtY
years Of age. GfIy-one between twen-
ly aud twenty-five, twenty between
twenty-five aud thirty, fifteen be-
tween thirty and thirty-Gre and
twelve oyer Gftv ye4rs oi age.
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JBdisereiions OF Youth Sores and
Ulcers

Bior-hts. as also >lElllirEs. eau with certainty,
be ra.li-llg eurri 90 the Ointment Dee used freely,
ana le tlll- llkeu lllt lll4 morning re1Ol1-
rltr.its. la re frirIec ILstrIctiors ~ hen treat
cl j 4ug other Tay they oaiy dry up la one place
% lrel SO. .a 4l-aihrr; whereas tnis Ointment
il remove lc luulur irll the - stem aud leave
tlt ral.elL @ -serUus aul healthy being. Il viii
require tlEr q ~ the usv3l the PMS 90 insure
L-.--.. -.r..
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4 c5sa-Ty yosih icqoi-e. d. . eI.F
drug s-.Ee f5- ten eeai- U9s-1 9i
eisgs DgEde-s' ssle-l-e- that
sosita's --lr Der uP ai-ea o. maze
Der dfran u biu 1l 8Ahss TIE
a-osa- d-ugzi-l's eek p-l ~ sss
aIszae-ia. AID ezG1s-e re Pssei-zs-
yr 1Jl ssse - Sieul tas l-el 81 l-
a. lial-. L..rstbe- EIs -e- aE-.loa
Bv dszssez
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DropsIesi sEeIIinzs. Paralysis and
Stiff Joints.

Although the above complaints tifer widely IN
tleIr origin ard uature. yet they require local
treatment Aiasy the NsrsJ cases, % sEch di-
ses,rs sI yield in q eiif fslrtisely shuri space 0i
t.ice when this BintE-slt ..iii,etly ri, I'd into
. The paris affected. eFeu ailer every JiueC means
have TALKED. l. al serious ulais-le- tie liis
snauil be tasen I1e1-i- O. the printed lireetion.
a-cl uil l-.lInl -scE buX-
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AGES OF THOSE LOST.
SENATOR suERnAS's HEPo.F
SITUATION OF AFFAIRS N LOUISIANA
DURING THE LATE ELECTI5N.

The President sent the following
message 10 Congress on "Wednesday /:
To The Seacfs anil H0u<e 9f Rep-
rcscafafjCe<: ! have the honor to
transmit herewith d letter eccOmDa-
MED By testimony, addressed 70 re
BY Hon. John Sherman, and Other
distinguished citizens, liz regard 10
the canvass Of the vote for electors
in tte State Of Louisiana.
L ). Grant.
Executive Mansion. Dee. 8, 1876.
REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEE.
The letter. after stating the prelim-
mary arrangements made with The
Returning Board, add the expression
ct perfect satisfaction with the faeili-
ties granted them 10 making tbeir H.
gesiigs,ion, reviews az length the
causes which led to the creation Of
the RetuTDIng Beard, and the grant
iag il Judicial powers
/, saws that Congressional Tep1r,s
show that over two thousand persons
were killed, wounded and herwlse
Injured ia that SAFE within a few
Week. e the Presidential election Of
1855. Tha, half tEe State was over
run by violence. Midnigh, rsid-.
secret murders and open riois. which
kept the people 10 constant terrier.
u1til ,be Republicans sg-reodered ell
claims and then the election was car
riei by tie Democracy.
TIE parish of Orleans. bich cor
iaioed 29.9l0 votes, 1920 of which
we're eClered. aaG y HEB Ia. spr;oz
hal given 1873 RePuJheaa To-es,
in the fa,I east iJr General Grant 5GI
LIS, g falling CT oi 1875 votes.
Riots pfegailed for weeks, SLING New
Orleans wiih scenes ot blood. aud
Ku klax notices Fere scattered
throughout the city and warning rae
colcred men aot 70 vote
Ia tie parish Of C4ddo thefe we're
29s R=Poblieans. y bo IN The spring
Of 1855 carried t5e psris6. 9Lich 10
the faii gave 70 General Graz. b1t
one vo;e. and there ASP bloody riots
occurred 10 the parish Of SaiaJ
Landry the Republicans Hgd : regis
tered msj0ti;y of 1871 votes. sad 10
the spFiog O. that year carried Il hy
6TS votes, while ia the fall aoi vote
was cast Tor General Grsas, a EEile f5r
Seymour and Blair the Democrats
cast the f3l; vote IF The parish. As
yotes. AID here ceeaFTed ere Of tie
hi0odiest riots or record, IL Eicu TIE
an klax kil.sd @nd ~Ougded over
one bBndred Republicans, hsaliaz
and chasing IheE1 for two dsys and
nights through fields and swswps ;
thirteen esp-ives we're taken frou iEe
Jail AID shot eud . pile Of t=sS'y-
ive dead bodies weFe foaad buried u
the wo0Gz-
EaTiaE thus e0Bqgered tie RepIb-
Iicans and killed AID driven II Eaeir
white leaders. tte masses were cap
iured bv the ku kiax. marked with
badges Of red aaHoei. enrolled IL
clubs. led TO tie polls 9Ba eoRPelied
10 vote the Democratic ticket, 4fler
xhieh they were given certifcztes of
that fseL
These are some of The outrsgss
hich marked TIE pathway ie Polisi-
cal supremacy Of those VIII bal fex
years befsre tad ob.aiae5 he Eersy
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Wi-d5m Is better ai-soss 80 i1te--
i-sres has a. inssrts1er Efloi-t
wisdom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-20

Plaid sice4lnss az c-s-.os ~
tsssis2
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-s ,-srsrla- lss ldtely FszTc@zss-l sz,.i zreNiis
49, ~ las Eesiratle praper-y- rgrstsnlEE :
,.+r --..t-e - rl-7ssf AZ f-us ulzstax = oae q
- sr.-- tcsirtt-s tl.lx t--0es - 1A1s-ea'
= - ~ -. n II III >sare
--,rl.s.-. sI.sys szyrLses Essh the ehaiess,
,ftz-zs she usTSsr a1ior'is
-. - es-rr.fisars ssah2tEg : A,rA,SeS-
- 49, ~ .at atrr.liFe heslirTs alssys Il a.
= --,lzzce.
,,,.-s--s tssr. sy The F-eek- dSy, 81 neal
r. slxsys szgpgel ri.h r..s esaicsss .isacrs.
TEiy l..
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The Brooklyn Horror.
A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE
Roasted TO Death in the Burned
Theatre.
The Dead Found in Layers
-Four and Fire Deep
Heroic Action of Miss
Kate ClaxtOn.
Stairways blockaded by Masses
of Frantic People.
Men. Women and Children
Trampled to Death i'm
Men. Women and Children
Trampled to Death i'm
the Frenzy to
Escape.

Wnoie Families believed 10 Have
Perisbed
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CLATE & oOFs.

n = 7 7 y = = y ! =
tha- it aheauer IN the long rZI to fzt "a sl4Ls
Ra1ls TIN tin 0T Shingles siays Ei lasr brewer.
and ub re-airs are gairet- siste gives tie pur-
e; water flr eis-sr7is- slate l. ere prot Every
gQo.t bouse sh5-ili have Slate rucL ZEe ua,!e;-
sigrei i la1-te,l IN C-1-ae-lE1a. Ehers as has 8
Eooc szsgly cf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-20

JoHS SHERNaS, New York
Z. " S3OUGHTOS, New IoFk
J. II. VAS ALLEN, New York
EUGEzE HALE, Maine
J A. GARFIELD, Ohio.
CORTLAND PAREEk, y. jersey.
". d KELLEY, Pennsylvania.
SIDSEY CLARK, and
]. e. WILSON, Kansas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-14
Dissolution Notice.

ME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE rv,cr
i Ing between A. B. Nor, ell r. W. Tomnl;rs
ana W. West. In the sawml business n mi. aas
dissolved by mutual consent, John Brodbeck hs,,n..
bought the interest Of. the said A. b. Morreii whe
now re!ires from the firm. The book accounts ~, J,
ns nrs, o. January 1915 win te collected By either
party OF the old frm but oil indebtedness contrsrss
since tire 9Th Of November. 1875, win be settled ~
'nc ne" nrin. A. b. MORRILL,.
3. W. TOMpKINa
49, ". W. WEST.
'os"o WY. I. -. ian. !. 1875 jans:Jm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

A BONANZA KING. - James G. Fair.
one of the Bonanza Kings Of the Com
stock, passed here last evening. He is
on his way home from Washington,
where he is reported to have been
negotiating the sale of few million
dollars worth of Consolidated Virginia
bullion to the Government He Is n
plain, unassuming millionaire, display
Ing no airs, or style whatever, aud ex-
hlblted strong Democratic symptoms.
by going with some Of his travelling
companions to the nearest saloon aud
taking glass of lager.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21
READ! READ!!
Winnemucea, April I.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Humboldt District Agricultural,
Mining and Mechanical society, will be
held i'll Winnemucca at the Centennial
Hall at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 9Th day
of May next. All shareholders will
please be present. without fail, as, by
the laws OF the Society, no business
can be transacted unless majority of
the paid up capital stock of the Society
is represented at said meeting.
A. WISE, President.
G. CHENowETH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21
SOM EEHING NEW.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Winnemucca, that
lie has just arrived from san Francisco,
having brought "a large Sun instrument for
the purpose of making large pictures from
small cards or from life, and is now ready to
Francisco prices. All pictures guaranteed to
suit or no charge. No advance asked Speci-
mems can be seen at the parlor of the Lafa-
yette Hotel where ali are invited. AS my stay
here is limited, l would kindly request all
those wishing work done to bring i in ut the
earliest opportunity or leave their address at
the hotel
Ii. W. BROOKS, Artist.
Winnemueca, April I, Nv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21
INSRA rlTUDE.

The miserable wretch j. W. Rover.
who. Notwithstanding the enormity of
tbs crime of which he has been con-
victsd, is an object of pity, devotes the
greater part of his time since found
guilty. to denoancing the Court, the
jury and his counsel. He says he was
sold by the latter, aud has written let
ters to friends, III which he asserts his
Innocence and abnses the jury and his
counsel. 1t is "a we'll known fact that
Rover had no money at the time of his
arrest. aud since that time has received
but trItling amount from friends. NJ
>. Bonuitieia, now in Carson, was APP
pointed to defend him, aud received
from the county for doing SO, the sum
of $50 i'll scrip. The public generally,
tut particularly. the counsel for the
State, the officers OF the Court, and the
juries by which he has been twice
found guilty, know that his defense
Was ably conducted, and that his case
was presented in the most favorable
light that the ingenuity of lawyer
Of experience aud acknowledged ability
could devise. Yet, with every circum-
stance pointing to his guilt, and his
own statement proving conclusively
that he was present at tho murder of
|. N. Sharp, the ungrateful wretch
writes his friends and relatives that the
lawyer who defended him was bought,
and the jury which convicted him was
bribed to and him guilty. La Justice
to humanity, and charity to the wretch
who has been twics found guilty of the
most unprovoked and savage hatchery
ever perpetrated in the State, it is pre-
surned that j. W. Rover is not of sound
mind.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

TIE Utica Observer promulgates
Senator Hamlin's idea of a proper
schedule of postal charges as follows:
" He would have one-cent stamp for
CIRCULAR, two cent stamp for a
sealed lettair, ten-ceut stamp for a
newspaper and a great big frank for
the Senatair. Hump HamIin! rip and
tearl 60 for the frlendless news
papalr!"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

Honorable Order of Pelicans was insti-
tinted at Oriental Hall Wednesday night.
The newly elected officers were
installed by the Grand Senior
Gander. The installation ceremon
les were conducted with closed
doors. greatly disappointing a large
crowd of the uninltiated who had as-
sembled to see the sights. The G0l0th
anniversary Of the Order will be appro-
priately celebrated on the Fourth Of
July.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

PERsoNAL.--Rev.J J. d. Hammond
and wife passed east on the overland
train. Mr.. Ii. goes as delegate to the
General Conference of the Methodist
Church, which meets at Baltimore the
LIST OF May. The Reverend gentleman
will be absent from the State about
three months. Joseph Caron, of
Unionvllle. who has been spending the
winter near Quebec, Canada, arrived
here yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

TAKEN TO THE HoT SPRINGS. Sheriff
Nash left on last evenings train for the
State Prison with James ii. Smith,
who was sentenced to three years in
that institution in the Dictrict Court
last week. Smith plead guilty to the
charge for which he was indicted,
and probably saved few years labor
for the State by doing SO, as the evil
dsnse against him was direct and
positive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

AS laughter enables mirth and sur
prise TO breathe freely, 80 tears enable
sorrow to indulge itself patiently.
Tears hinder sorrow from becoming
despair; and laughter is one of the
the human species.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

Too YOU'VE TO DIE. -Thousands of
of young persons between the ages of
16 and 20 die Of consumption. every
one of whom might have been saved by
using HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR when the cough first set in.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

Mica. n. Thackcr has presented
j. II. job, for his eabiaet, a sheet of
mica over foot in length and from
four to Six inches wide. from a mine
OF that mineral recently discovered at
oinker Greek. Idaho. The specimen
is eoloress aud almost as transparent
as window glass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

BOATING, The sloushs along the
river are full, and the fortunate owners
OF skiffs and dug outs am0se aud exer-
else themselves sailing on their smooth
waters
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

GONE TO CARsoN.--M. S. Bonni.
field left for Carson yesterday to attend
O some cases in which he is engaged
tas attorney, which come before the
Supreme Court next week. He was
accompanied by bis wife, and they will
be absent abont ten days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

TUNuE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
4 up in the most attractive style possible,
with view to the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21

ORE FROM VAEyvILLE. A lot of ore
from the Tom Green Mine at Vary
vile arrived at the Humboldt Rsdac-
ton Works last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Lat Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
GO Meadow Valley 21s. 2a5
$50 Raymond a. Ely IT,, IL
100 Eureka IL
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600 Alps 3 "a
100 Belmont l5s
80 Prussian l "a
1895 Leopard "A. Az
30 Northern Belle Az, sc
$50 Panther ~
345 Hnss y Coo. soc
$50 Gen. ihomas z 2
500 Mansfield Doe
755 Golden Chariot 81. 81
$50 Poorman 6212c. 371zc
800 Kuickerbocker 621sc, 75c
$50 Baltimore 21s.2
10 Silver His
81 Dayton Z
100 H. elk Island 80
305 New York l5s, a
ITO Occidental Al, IA
100 Alta 31%
los Wooavilie 2l
800 TYLER Soc
200 Mint Soc
100 Kossnth 21a
a70 Andes 81
100 Europa 75c
100 Wells Fargo soc
400 CosmopolItan 4Oc
500 South Justice :,
50 North Con. Virginia /
80 Prospect 5
$50 Trojan |. -
800 Vivian 2 500
400 Silver "a
This Mornings Board.
755 Ophlre "a, CA
go Mexican 3J1g. 30 b3
1915 Sierra Nevada 204, POS
$50 Utah %
80 Ba,llen 81
765 Eqchequsr 23I9. 24H
$50 Overnan 68, 50
$50 Justice 251s, Is.
1850 Union l7A. l75s
600 Jnlia 1917, 1925
1880 Caledouia ga, 90
620 Gould Il Curry i7A4. 17ss
400 Best d Belchvr 52ts, 5z4
1890 Califoroia 631s, 90
GO Savage IL. 1917
14o5 Coz. Virginia AZ. 742s
285 Cbollar 1881, los t5
90 Hale a. Noreross %. 81
GO Crown Point 20, 204
1850 Yellow Jocset 81 3I1a
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80 kentuck Ii AZ
1860 Alpha 81. 6S1a b3O
14f0 Beleher 301s 1914
200 Confidence II