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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01
IA NAN or PARTS.
A Few Of the Stories that win be Told before
the Canvass Is Over.
fI'rom the New York Gnn.l


asked Mr.. Magruder, in the boarding
house last night.
"Tolerble," said Mr.. Magufin, ''tol-
erble. Down in the Custom-house this
morning ! saw clerk behind the
counter trying to stave off a lot of fell
lows who wanted to get their invoices
verified. I asked him what he thought
of it, and he stopped work at once.
"Think of IT'D" he said. 'It's bla-
yer. It'll draw like house afre.D
Think Governor Hayes will be
Reformer?"
"Reformerl / don't know anything
about that, but just look at his war
record. I was in regiment that
served under Hayes at Shiloh. The
Governor was brandishin' his sword
and urging the boys on, when along
came bullet and knocked off his
right arm. He just shifted the sword
to his left hand, and tourniquet put
on the stump of his right arm, and
then plunged into the fight again.
Good ticket? should say sop
cover in the Appraisers Office Il
found the enterprising young man
that used to put the figures in Charley
Lawrences invoices. asked him
what he thought of the ticket.
think of it? It's roarer."
Believe the Governor will pitch in
for reform?"
II don't know what he'll pitch in
for; but will you just cast your eye
on his war record? ! was in regi-
ment that served under him at Antie-
tam. The Governor was brandishin'
his sword and shoutin' to the boys to
git in, when a bullet snaked off his
left arm. He just shifted the sword
over to his right hand, had hasty
tourniquet put on the stump of his left
arm, and then bolted into the fight
again. Draw? He'll draw like a
blast furnace~
Happening in at the Post-ofice l
asked one of the boys who were rast-
lin the mails how the ticket struck |
him.
"It'll sweep the countryp
ado you suppose Hayes will reform
the Government
"Hey? didn't catch that" and the
young man put his hands up to his
ear. repeated the question.
"Oh, yes, Reform. Well, now, l re-
ally can't say whether he'll be a Re-
former or not; but will you just let
your eye rest on his war record? II
was in regiment that served under
him at Gettysburg. The Governor
was brandishin' his sword and hollerin'
o the boys to let 'emselves loose.
when along come bullet and carried
away his right leg. The Governor
stopped just long enough to have his
eg coopered up, and then he dove IN
% the battle again. Good ticket? the
was crying for it!'
Then | dropped in at one of the
United States Court rooms, up stairs,
md asked one of the officials what he
thought of the ticket.
"a boon to the country, sir; asweet
,oon."
think he'll root out the corruption
hat defiles the servioep
"Just how much roofing he'll do
am unable to state; but may I invite
,ou to consider for moment his war
ecord? | was in regiment that
erved under Hayes in the Wilderness.
The Governor was brandishin' his ,
word and calling on the boys to rush
when along came a bullet !
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01

A CONSISTENT set of men, these poll
uclans. You've probably heard them
express their opinions of sore-heads.
when man deserts his party and
'neaks into the opposite his new com
tades will exclaim, "you are a sensi-
Ole' honest fellow. You don't stick to
your men when you know ours are
Oest," pat him on the shoulder and
say lets take drink" But if it
happens to be the other side its "d--n
sore-head.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01

Mr. RAwLrNs, new York banker,
is visiting the Alturas mines.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01

HoN. I. w. GARRETT and wife made
alhasty visit to this place during the
week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01

EDWARD BARRAND and VIM. Barrand
and family left by Sundays stage for
Their old home in Grantham, Lincoln
SHIRE, England. Ed. does not think of
returning, but VIM. will probably be
pack next spring. We wish them a
pleasant trip.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01
Postomce Hours.

So week days, until further notice,
y D Ppostoffice will be kept open from seven
a M au from halfpast twelve to one,
md Sr from four until SIX !, N,
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
~. Money Order Office will not be
Inc NIL - all on Sundays; and no Money
opened a. will be transacted on Sat
Order pu For four o'clock P. M.
urdays NV S. G. SILSBY,
c;tv Dec. 8. 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01
s. to $50 g Rss s ssy & = a0 I4s.. San
STISsoE q Co., Portland, Maine.

"GEND &c. to g. p ROYELL 4 co. New York
- for Pamphlet Of 100 pages. containing lists
5000 newspapers. and estimates showing costs asf
advertising.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-01

GEO. BALDWIN has bought out Zeb
OIphin's fourth interest in the Sub Ro-
Isa mine. The price was $4,000, and
everybody thinks it good invest
ment. He'll clear himself and make a
few hats full besides before Christmas
THANKS to VIM. Shaw, stage driver
between here and Boise, for favors du-
ring the week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
Personal.

Alderman Cullerton, OF Chicago, has been
sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment in
the Cook County Jail and to pay fine Of
81 900 for his connection with crooked
whisky operations.
The President on the ed nominated
George 7. Talbot, of Maine to bo Solicitor
of the Treasury, rice Bluford Wilson, re-
signed, and Thomas j. Brady, Of Indiana, to
succeed j. n. Tyner as Second Assistant
Postmaster General
Elk GOV. Halle, OF New Hampshire, died at
keene, on the morning of the ed, aged
siNty-ninc years.
United States senator Allan T. Caperton,
of West Virginia, dted in Washington on the
26th, of angina peetoris, brought on 10y hot
weather. He was siX'y.six years of age.
His term In the Senate would have expired
In 1881.
The position Of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, having been formally declined by
Congressman MacDougall, of New York,
was, ON toe 20 h, otIc ed to Gen. Green y.
Roum, OF Illinois, and accepted by him.
The banking firm of Jay Cooke Il Co., of
Philadelphia, having gone through the
bankruptcy court, have been discharged,
their creditors making no objection.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02

tons Of law referred to in the report be i'm
peachable offcnses, under the Constitution,
and, If SO, then they shall report articles Of
impeachment against George NJ. Robe
son, Secretary Of The Navy. The minority
report alleges that the majority report is I'M
fair in its statements, fallacous in its con-
illusions, and Is evidently promoted by a
partisan spirit, ignoring entirely testimony
favorable to the Navy Department, and pre-
sentng other portions in such ways as to
inhict gross injustice upon the Secretary and
other officers.
Orders were issued from Washington on
the 2Gth for two battalions OF artillery of four
companies each, from the First and Second
Regiments, to be sent from the Division Of
the Atlantic to the Department of the Mis-
souri,, to report to Gen. Pope
james Nolan's shoddy mill, in Phiadel-
phia, was burned ON the morning of the
Goth. Three women in the upper part Of
the mill at the time OF the fire were fright
fully burned, and two Of them jumping from
the third story to the ground, were instantly
killed. The third got hold of rope, by
which she slid to the ground, but she was SO
badly burned that the skin came off from
almost her entire body, and her recovery
was doubtful The mill, stock and ma
chlnery were entirely destroyed, involving a
heavy loss.
1t was reported in Washington on the Goth
that two companies Of the regular garrison
left Columbia, s. c., for Aiken, opposite
Hamburg, the scene Of the recent disturb
ances between the whites and negroes, on
the I'D, and would remain there all summer.
This was done in obedience to the orders of
the War Department. Two companies had
also been ordered to Ham burg.
Gen. Merritt, under date OF the 25th, tele.
graphed to military headquarters at Chicago
that he had arrived at Fort Fettcrman, and
would leave the next day, expecting to join
Gen. Crook by the lst or I'd Of August.
A Washington dispatch Of the 27th says
the Secretary Of the Treasury had stopped
the coinage Of trade dollars at Philadelphia
and Carson City, and ordered the San Fran
cisco Mint TO coin only sufficient to meet the
actual export demand. The MINIS will be
run to the full capacity on subsidiary coin
and the necessary gold coinage.
Official returns made TO the Bureau of
Statistics show that during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1876, there arrived in the
United States 22572 Chinese immigrants, OF
whom only $50 were females. During the
corresponding period of 1875, tn tota, i'm.
migration to the United States from China
was l6,437, of whom eighty-two were fe-
males.
In the free-for-all trotting race at Cleve-
land on the 27th, Goldsmith Maid took the
first two heats in 2:l5H and 2174. The
stallion Smuggler won the remaining three
heats-the third, fourth and tifth-and the
race in the extraordinary time of 2:l8A,
2l9H and 2:l719, Goldsmith Maid coming in
xarnul
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
Murad's Fourth Wife.

GEN. GEORGE SPALDING,
Chairman Executive Committee,

y few years ago an English woman
named Tompkins, who kept a shop at
Pera, summoned from England TO aid
her in her business young niece who
proved to be extremely pretty and no
less intelligent Soon after her arrival
she took it into her head to study
Turkish, representing to her aunt that
such knowledge would be of great
advantage To their trade, rs the
Turkish ladies would naturally pre-
fer To make their purchases where
they could be understood without
the aid of an interpreter. As the
young girl was ut once clever, am
bilious and industrious, she soon sue
ceeded in acquiring the language. and
numbers of the female members of
the n0bleSt Turkish families came TO
the English shop. One day the pretty
niece went to the harem of Prince
Murad TO take home some articles or
dered by his principal wife. She never
returned. and when her aunt sent in
search of her She received a cool mes
sage Of farewell from the young lady
herself, who had become the fourth
wife sf the heir to the throne. who is
the present Sultan. Paris Cor. Phil1-
Ge(phiG TeleyrG.h.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
ROREIl:N.

The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil ar
rived at Liverpool, on the I'D, and landed
without a demonstration. They drove to a
railway station and proceeded to London.
A Constantinople telegram Of the 22d
states that the fight in the vicinity Of Beljni
resulted In Servan defeat instead Of
victory, as had been claimed by the
Servians
The London Mems correspondent at Bel
grade telegraphed on the oath that the Ser
vians were not losing ground, and that their
delay was no sign Of weakness. Vienna
special OF the oath says Austria had demand
ed OF Turkey satisfaction for it's violation of
its neutrality at Kick
The English Consul at Salonca has re-
ported to the British Minister, fully and
warmly generating the American Vice
Consul from any participation In the seizure
OF the girl which caused the outbreak.
According to Constantinople dispatches Of
the 18th, the official organ had that day de-
clared that Austria would occupy Servia if
the war were not ended within fortnight
Official reports OF the same date say that
Turkish detachment had crossed the from
tier, burned three villages and Killed 5000
crvians.
The London Daily Telegraph Of the 25th
announces that letters had been received
from Stanley, the explorer, dated April "A.
He was then within fifteen days march Of
Ukihi.
Rsgusa dispatches Of che 9th say 1900
Turks attacked the Montenegrins on the
Doth, near Podgorltza, and were repulscd and
driven hack Roth aides sufT,rpd heavily In
killed and wounded.
Col Baker, the British officer who sas i'm
prlsoned for An assault on young LADY in a
railway car, has been released, and has ac-
ceptcd commission In the Turkish army.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
POLITICAL,

The call for a National Liberal Republican
Convention, to be held in Philadelphia,
July ~, has been annulled by Ethan Allen,
Chairman of the National Committee,
Tho Colorado Republican State Conyen-
tion mas been called 10 meet at Pueblo on
the 2Sd of August
The Louisiana Democratic State Conyen-
ton, in session at New Orleans, on the Goth,
nominated Frank 7. Nichols for Governor
and Witt for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Nebraska Republican State Couyen-
ton is TO be held at Lincoln on the 2c,h OF
September.
Gen. Nathan Cot is the Republican can
didste for Governor Of West Virginia.
The 6rst Prohibition State Convention in
Kentucky was held in Louisville on the
27th, Green Clay Smith. Prohibition
candidate for President was present and
msdc speech. A State Central Committee
and Electors were appointed and the Ma
tioosl platform 81 the party was read and
adopted.
The Democratic State Convention Of MI
nois was held AT Springfield on the 2Tth, and
nominated the following ticket: For Gov
ernor, Lewis Stewart independent candidate
for same otdcel, Lieutenant Governor, A. A.
Glenn, Secretary Of State, ). Y Thornton:
Auditor John Hise ial.o on the lndepcn-
dent ticket FOR same otficc), Stste Treasurer
George Guudlach; Attorney. General +.
Lynch. The resolutions al pied indorsc the
plstior.a and nominees Of the S. Louis Con.
ycutiOn. snd call on the Legislature To de.
wise some plan TO prevent convict labor from
coming in competition with free labor. Pres
identlal Electors we're also chosen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02

"A man who was not clever at con
undrums, in attempting to get off on
at a tea-party at his own house Tx
other evening, became eXceedlngl
mixed. He intended to ask the Old
question, "Why is a woman like ivy 7
the familiar but gallant answer 70
which is, because the more your
ruined the closer she clings." But ,.
put it, "Why is ivy like woman:
which none of the ladies could tell, ana
so the unfortunate man told them hln'
self that it was " Because the closer
clings the more you're ruined.
The Crows have caws to perSlou
their old enemy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
The Proposed Monument to Gen. Gus.
ter.

The Custer National Monument AS
ISOLATION, Of which Gen. Sheridan is
President, have issued the following
circular;
MONROE, Mich, July 81, 1876
To the Soldiers OF the Nation:
Custer has fallen. The gallant chief the
ideal soldier, the warm hearted comradc, has
gone. The Nation mourns his loss, and
gratefully acknowledges the debt she owes
him Here at his home, where his dust is
TO lie, comrades in arms and admiring
friends all over the country have deter
mined to erect monument that shall speak
as worthily as bronze or marble can, the
honor which soldier and civilian alike
award to the true hero. Believing that
every soldier who has fought under or with
him, or for the cause in which he gained the
bright luster of his fame, will count il q
privilege To give some substantial tribute to
his memory, the Executive Committee OF
the Custer National Monument Association,
led 10y the suggestion of many of your old
comrades, have determined to establish a
fund auxiliary to the general fund of the As
sociation, TO be made up of contributions of
one dollar each from 0t is to be hoped every
soldier in the Union. These contributions NAV
be sent by mail to +. f. Wing, Cashier Of the
First National Bank of Monroe Mich, Treas
urer OF the Association, and in return for
such contributions so sent, with the name
of donor, certificate signed by Lieut. Gen
Sheridan, |, S A., President, will be sent
Let every soldier regard himself as a special
agent of the Association, urging forward
this noble enterprise.
THOMAS DoYLg,
Chairman Finance Committee
GEN. GEORGE SpALpING,
Chairman Executive Committee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02

AN eccentric clergyman lately said.
in one Of his sermons. that about the
commoneSt proof we have that man is
made Of clay is the brick so often
found in his hat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02
CONGR ES>IONAI.

The Impeachment trial was resumed in
The scnsic on the s!st bet Nr Carpenter spd
Manager lssham being sch the court al ioa-ued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-02

RACES in tubs drawn by swans ara
a New Orleans Sunday amusement.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

A COOP SELL. of the railroad
boys to enliven the scenes Mt the deuot
got mp good sell, which took well and
caused great deal of amusement
Saturday afternoon aud Yesterday.
They fixed box, some Eighteen inches
fqnare. w&h Stats nailed in front, and
shaded by \ screen, on the platform.
In front of the screen was n placarS
besTing the Inscriptior, " Mammoth
Rei Bat, caught near E!kc." Nearly
every body, residents as well ss passes-
eets,"ho noticed the box, stopped, aud
atter reading the inscription raised the
screen aud cautious!y peeped inside,
whore Il mammoth brick hung ssis-
Peudeg 10y cord fastened to the top of
the box. showed them that they were
sold, and Il shout from the crowd made
many of them Eiash and leave the
S'cilhty es speedily as they could get
away. 1t is litrse remarkable that of
the many who raised the screen not one
will acknowledge having done so. Yes.
terday strong minded looking lady
passenger. who bad the symptoms of
crusader or president of q Sorosis
ssclefy, walked straight up to t.,e box,
hfted the screen, and then cast look
OF scorn at the bystanders, after which
she hurried aboard the train, evidently
hating herself.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11
ADVENTURE WITH 4 DEER.
A Wounded Buck Turns ON Rs.
POrsaers aud Kills one Of Them.

A Wounded Buck Turns ON Rs.
PUrsaers aud Kills one Of Them.
The Eureka Senlinelof last Saturday
gives n detsiled account of thrilling
adventure with a deer. ia which J. NJ.
Bailey, formerly of this county. wac
one OF the principal actors. Doctor
Bailey was retu uing 10 Eureka from
the Ruby Range. when lie saw large
deer slowly approaching him. He
drew pistol aud fired at the deer,
wounding him N the shoulder. lie
procured the assistance Of two Indians,
who armed with niles. went With him
IN pursuit ot the deer. which MAS easily
traced boy a bloody trail. The animal,
enrassd at the close pursuit. turned
upon iis pursuers. and caught the
dsc'or. wln Was ahead. On its au'lers,
and tossed hin h the air. One Of the
! aditus It'd. AID tie other. apparently
saTaHz 9th fear. stood still, and
upsu him the maidrned deer charged,
sLd an "a toss "a It's aniieFs sent him
4bifang through the air d.siauoe Of
as1ai thirty fest, if4nnng him 80
SEVERELY "a, be died Ia frw moments.
To- deer sgaiu iurncd upon thedocicr.
SEQ sasta himsglf by climbing cedar
srae. whtta he fousht the Infatuated
aHimal s'sh a jack stiie. aud fuaIly
>aaeesl 8 ia kiilits hiIa n sssmin.
aas - ai tl.s dead Indian showed tha, one
al s>,e assF's tailsrs bal penetrated lis
A.e}sava saA auafa his saek. oav
eg ihe stIIs bgate -. 49, piees o.
v sama tIse srchss n length wa-
5g3aa jp "a tedlns buay. othsr a..
A94.~ ia n.e tasnifgs aeons tae ear
e,s q sse ascf and Asa 3 sn.araunn
o>wF $50 eeeHS se mirs unmind-
ga a e gses sbss si.s sssst szsa ga. a
sissss espslasr 80 Vs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

ARRESTED AND DIsCHABGED.--A iran
named Ed. Dowd, who has beer en-
gagged at wood chopping IN tiSs Har-
mony mountains. above the Cross
ranch. was arrested last Saturday upon
compliant OF W. w. Cross, who alleged
that his life was threatened by Dowd.
The case came no before Josiice Davis,
and the evidence discl0s;ed the fact
that Mr.. Gross understood the words,
I'm show yon. used by Dowd to
mean. "iil shoot you," and the case
was dismissed. Dowd il represented
by those who know him as being a
peaceabie aud Industrious citizen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11
An Opportunity for she AZ 'e'-d 10
1e Cared ns usafs.

Two or more Of the rz~ons OF fbe
National Surgical In ute. Iaei4hapo-
lis, Indiana, will .4sit Nirgiaia Cry.
Nevada. NJ Ere ark H0as. NJ. z5t1
aud gen. is7e 1. Is a. rli.ss % say
that ms / 5iIiuflan LIS ngt cniy a
N,,ional ba, Veris!-atde rep-taiign.
EavIuu > ,ecrs-ialss Treated IBo.e eases
OF Cr,5 - than atty similar Instliu-
tlop "a the rid. TBose suffering
trp Piles t'stula. Paralysis. Cnrga-
, r. Il The spiBe. Hs.,-or knee Joint
6 ssas-s cEosked liasa,-. Club feet. or
ans bJ1iiy defgraIiiy. cannot afford 20
"a tbs opper.uHity pass OF Receiving
tFr-.tasr' at bnrle. Ihe Surgeons sill
c"De qrrraged NIth al necessary APP
parnins - treat tue incst dltiicaii cases
q aefoTmity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

1A,rLE AEI.IsTyg Henry Coleman,
oar CT the large stocE-sisers of The
, IN MoInt-in conn,ry. has driven
ne thousand head Of cattle here for
shipment to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

CArTLt SnfpptB. / Brooks. who
- now engaged = purchasing beef
cattle tor TN IA san francisco.
shipped ten nrs oi c-tl.. from Iron
Poiot vest day. These cattle were
purchased 4 the Evans Brothers. who
oNu lafe herds hear Iron Poiut.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11
LOCAL iHTELEiCEHCE

SKiTIxG Ice has foriae a on she
Bloughs and bends of the main river
to depth u about eight inches. L Is
clear. smoesh ice jast suet MS skaters
like. Yesterday the isrce slough
above Pat Esi's residence wrs covered
with skaters-both old and young-
aud all seemed 10 euJoy the fan hugely.
The ice on the rl0ughs both above and
below town IL IN hue condition lor
skating aud ssid to be perfectly SAFE but
that on the river - unsafe. being full
Of air holes. The rivcr see IL danger.
Gus even in the dead oG winter Watn -
waters are frozen over. for Ire ice Is
treacherous. being fan OF air holes and
other dangerous death traps. Last
winter several skaters came near losing
their lives from veuturrug on the lcs
on the river This should be- lesson
90 The bnys. The ruHuieg water ~ tt-
river does not have the chauc, h.
ffeeze like the still water Ia me S.,ugas,
nor is It's ice as Gcn add solid.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

QCtrs SICK. - Sheriff Nash Is re-
ported as being very sick III San Fran.
cisco. 20 which place be went for the
benefit of his health some two weeks
ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11
SAN FRANCISCO srocK REPORT.
This Morn ing,s Board

1870 Ophir 3GlI 362k h5
1880 Mexican i2L % 100 -
$50 Goald & Curry IL II b5
245 Best & Brlcher ~ AZ,
$50 California 4SI 4s35
$50 savage 10 l04
17l0 Gu Va Az 43I
100 Choilar II 1874
$50 Hale X Norcross ~ tx
40 YoIiJw Jacket I6h 1921
205 lmperlal 26
20 E.ntack .
40o Aph& 80 32I
~ Beicher 1917
llG0 Sierra Nevada IL III
AZ Utah ia1% 10
IL B,1iDh 30
l65 Fs'h~qier l2a4 l24 bic
8 Seg Belrter -
500 oteTman ll2% l1hR
1850 justice 25% 2jts 80
1870 Urim IL II bo
1000 Galihonia H.. i2lz sis
Iuo Jiila -
400 n udckcrhnc',eT 80
$50 Bainbbore "a
So Silver It'll 81
100 Dtvton 81
400 New Sork / TX
7l0 Alta s ~
100 Woodville ]
SO Lady Washington "a 5
200 And.T "a p.
200 Leviatiian ~
200 North Con Va 700
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11

MRS.: 4 word 10 yOar ear. The next
fac afternoon that y0a saIaier out,
boy box Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
That admirable purifier will remoYe
every one of those pimples which
detract 20 much FROM your beauty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-11
NOTICE

The public ere hereby cautioned
against purchasing any hay cut on MY
ranch from persons claiming To be the
agents of 7. 9 A-Rus, or aE ybody else.
as said hay Is ny exclusive property.
j &. FaIRBAAK.
BADGEE Ranch, Nov. %. 1876.