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The symptoms of the man who recently
died In Brooklyn from the bite of a cat were
somewhat sim lar to those in cases of HYDRO
Paobia- There was a material difference in
one respect, however, which renders the des-
lgnation OF the malady a misnomer The
patient, while not afraid OF water, was
unable TO swallow il. The other symptoms
such as violent spasms and frothIng at the
mouth, led TO the belief that his suferings
were directly attributable TO the wound in
nicted by the cat. As almost every house
hold In the land possesses one or more of
these animals. 1T is important to know that
II is much safer TO conciliate them than To
excite their ire
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I0J4 SEVENTH STREET.
IMMENSE DEDUCTIONS IN DRY Goops
N o Z c @ /.

Prior 20 taking our annual inventory, we will for
THlhTl DAYS ONLY Offer our
ENTIRE STOCK OF pRf GOODS AT MERE
NOMINAL PROFIT,
Inc.uclns nve cases Genuine WansuttR COTTON
q, IN improved fabric. l21lc., IKE, l2tSc Ike
five caser best CALlCOEc, ali the best Goods
THAT are made, At Sc, &c., Sc, sc.
Three cases best Gray and Black Prints, reduced
o6'Ic., 614c.. &c &C, 6i4c.
Three cases "a BLEACasp COTTON, equal to
Fruit OF the Loom, at loo, l0c lJc.
Forty pieces sc JTOH MIXED PIAIDS, IN seal
tTovns, al Rc lie, l2c l2c.
Five bales uNBLEACHED COTTON, a. cents
.. Two cases Double Width BLACK ALPACAs, AZ
&c &c, 25C.. Is.
BLACK CAsHMERES.
81 NOW Reduced to-. ..----.-.. --......l.co
a, ~
-.---..-.-.--.-...
=. 1865. o.
BLACK MoHa AIRS.
&c. NOV Reduced to..---.-.--..---....--.-. 60
%
BLACK ALP1CHsi.. ~
&C. NOW Reduced tO-.-..-...-........-.-.-. 80
~
.-.-.-... 81
TIE BALANCE OF oUR' CIRPEi'TiS WE
WILL CLOSE 0UTAT ABOUT COST
ALL bLANKETs AT CosT, from S259, S3, SIS 20,
Twenty dozen FELT SKIRTS. reduced TO Sc.
q. VI. 1OWSON a 90.
JAMS eotr $40 PENNsYLHANIA.AVE
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UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

ONION 'cN1UAhE NO Ell,
I xSO i5 s NEW YORK. S DsM1soS
At this Establishment are 10 bs found Ali
me exoellencies known u modern hot Is of the
bighest grade. "
Its location il the NEST desirable in the CITY.
being in q Eealthfal and charming naie hborhood
Gnd withlD easy distance OF the chief public insti
trnoi the leading business houses, and the prin
Cipal thfaterE. f
The rooms are spacious, very light, elaborstaIy
furnished, and thoTou ghly ventilated and the vie vs.
aye yeIied, extensive and charming.
The Re stauTant has 10 s1 perior anywhere ont
OF Paris. Every luxury IL here supplied at mode
rate cost and tie ATTENDANTS are unlfUrmly courte.
and efficient.
The elevator is available et oil hours, day aud
night.
Visitors to New YeFk will nowhere meet
letter accommodation OF more reasonable terms
JgnIS-3m
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
oh SALE AND EXOHANGE-

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Very desirable three story BRICK HoUsE.opF
street, betSeea 9Th aud 9TH streets perthsest Can
Also, Jour story HOUSE, on g stree. between 7,b
and eth streets. Can be ehangsd fer fices
widow on the ct SIDE Of 18th street, Bound
Two story AID Msnssrd ro3s HoUsE, south side
o. street Setsees ION aud lis stree,s nor,hws
avenue, betssen 10Th aud nth streets norlhvest.
janll.s. Corner 9TH add streets.
LOB RENT-sroBE aud DWELLING, seps-
rstsly or together, three stories, twelve rooms.
gas aud water; brick stable, No 50 Bridge street,
Gtorsetosn, terminus Of W. and G. Il. r. route.
decsO 2w' DIR. W. ETTCHIE.
L'OB SALE or RENT THREE elegant new
aud BisS Streets. in one r sbe ms<t desipaSe foes
tons in Georgetown containing eleven rooms IT'D
street cars. Apply !. %HESTIs9 ssos': sasssS
III and streets, Washington; or, Y. WHEAT
LEY, No 9s 9.y street. Georgetown. decsO ~
FOB khNI,A tee sory BECK HOUSE, situ-
= s:ed on 18th street; oetseen sni streets
G n.sant Bent $50 per month. Inquire at loS
and tsfee other TURNfsHs6 rs Bsb R ROOMS poS
Inquire hoe sth street northwest. oct7s n
E'Ok BkNT-Two small HALLS, suitable for
auire a, rooms Y. N. O. A., corner Of ath and d
streets oots TT
FOB REkT-A large. nicely FURNISHED
hsndsS@ey FrRsfsh IN Stiff on si. ai sSOr
Beard If desired. Clio 18th street nv. sepB
EOR REET-FKDEBAL BUILDINGS, corner
FTkEisHEp BOON ss ana 10 .1ts, e rom IS
TO $50. s. PREETIss, Agent. No. jsniiT
idnaa bkck LEI % ss
on the corner of Bridge and Frederick streets,
and C. large aPa s'.TsctIys Terms
oct-H eod ria lSsh s'reet.
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Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published ira " ashirgtoa, and
therefore on far the Best Adrer-
ffsfng Medium ia the District Of
Columbia.
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knot of outside observers, writing over
Inc signature of "Six Spectators" give 10
The Boston Journal the result of "a quiet but
thorough canvass with reference to the forth
coming party nominations for President. !"
which they have made at Washington during
the present session of Congress. The concIu .
Sion OF the Journal on this showing is, that
Mr.. Blaine "leads all other candidates in his
individual strength"
The Baltimore american, commenting
upon the journal estimate, says:
Assigning whatever weight may be due
10 IL, II is stlll proper 10 add, by way of sup
plementiEg it's observations, that Mr.
Blalne's position as the republican leader of
Inc Rouse subjects him to some risks from
winch ms rivals are free, while, on The other
hand, IL enables him 10 win possibly more
lfestlee with the people than they are likely
% am. Ire spt cieS OF responsibility, now
ever, which rests upon him seems To De lust
me KIND which mas proved TO his advantage
in his public life hitherto"
AS Nh. Fulton, of the american, is a dele
gate TO the republican national convention
his view OF the case has a special interest.
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DRY GOODS.

49, EhB bLADh HbOs GRAIN SILK. g 20.
- Ssesbiioent Back Velvet So nj the che.pa.f
store il the city, CONNOLLY 5, Cos On street,
opp lSiJe Patent OH e. lAnII tr
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
FOR BEET-with BOARD. a HALL ROOM
BOard.rs. IanlsSs
BOARD WANTED-By o Young Lady, who will
- teach Music and French IN pay ment; good ref
ersnces given: Pupils 10 music also desired, who
moderate. Address Box 3, Star Office. janl3 eo3t'
ReaRDING-A cheerful, south front BOON,
H with good BOARD, in a private family; modern
conyeniences; good location. Inquire III ii street
northwest. ianIa sts
ROhRDING-H Handsomely furnished ROOMS
- with or without BOARD; terms very reason
stle; Table Boarders wanted. MRS. FINCH, II6
CstIeet northeast. deco St
J'kEmONT HOUSE,
Conner ID street and Indiana dreaRe.
Rstes-Per Day, 81 50 per Week SlO; per Month,
Hotel has recently been improved, newly furnished
End heated with steam. Metropolitan pass the
house a. 20 and from the CaPit3l. Ne Liqgors sold.
EXOELLENT BOARD sI6 per mon IA; Rooms
~ as reasonable; near cars; references. rs Dun
barton street, near Montgomery street, George
town. dec24- I'm
IfI northeast, WdShiRgtoH, u. e., one square from
Avenue. +, gu and llth street cars
Transient Board 81 per day.
ERANh MILLIkEE, Proprietor.
NO par decI0 tr
MEYERs HOTEL,
4!O-412 PENNSYLVANIA AvRNuz.
Ent,Tsty RsHorafsd and Improved.
Table board. Dinner at 4 o'clock Ne wiz fur
rtshed RIO Ms for rent by the month. noSl5-Sm
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HARD TIMES AND HARD PRICES

HARD TIMES AND HARD PRICES.
500 yards Of the very best CALICO, ~.
80 hsIos OF tee very best plain BLACK
100 yards q coed UNBLEACHED COrroN.s
~ 10 ysrcs Of yard vide USBLsAOHED COT
SgvysIds Of yard wide BLE.UBkD CeTroN7S,.
BLEtCHBD C0TTON,Il
COTTON, %.
CARRIERS, 20. Market Space.
al Of cur plaid DEESS GuUDS az cost 2S 81, r.
All our BLACK CASHMERE az cost. 90 81, IS q
ALI oUr uhe wlrrt BLACK ALPACA AZ co.f rs
All Of BLACK SILKS 81 COS. 81 rs, NJ al ~ Ell
OF ~ o. or ~ ~ Ls and BLAh NETS at cost,
40 yards verr M e BLEACHED DAMAsK.a.
80 yards OK the best feather pr Dof Bed Tick, rs
Good Towels,7 ,all-liued IA kchiegs. G. jault tr
NEKBINO UNDERWEAR greatly reduced in
L'1 price IN order to cCse out our large stocE -
the ch-Hpe-t store Iva the city. CONNOLLY : Cos
.th street, opposite Patent Office Janlltr
lOI1 SEVENTH STREET.
IMMENSE DEDUCTIONS IN DRY GOODS.
Best Warlsutia Cotton, l25<c per yard
Best Anoru.coggin Cotton. lUc per yard
NeTy best Prtuts Teouced 60 &c. Der ard.
NeIl good Pribts reduced O. c. c per yard.
Good UutlesSh,d Co,subs reduc. q q sc. per I'd
Ereat ulAuy &c; Dies Goods reduced 90 9)c
Be nGAlSs IN Back Silks, Black Alpaca. and
fine ID ess good shaNls, FisnBels BIsnksIs Cassi-
ner,s, Hosiery, Undsrs ear ard Notions
- OHs Prtc ratI Aging @ ~.
Jars TT 1914 SEVENTH STREET
SPECIAL BAKG.INs IN DRESS GOODS.
- Pihids. Sergrs, Usshmere and Alpaca- AZ ths
chcs pest ttuTe IA the Citv, LONHOLLYS. Cos h
street, CrpOsite Patent office. JanIl-tr
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FOR SALE.
yVOR sALE-The SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
CAUtCH On 9th and v street southeast. Will
be sold privately BY ord Or Of thu Board.
Janl3-2w q. b. PEARSON, Chairman.
EI0K SALE-one Elegant, Light Second hand
Il Cloth lined LANDAU, hut little Ht5RR<
usfdi viii be told for little more than ES%HyS
BALI tbs original cost; al %, Two Satin ~
lined bANDtUS, which N,ll be sold a. n bargain
Inquire at Il ii. 0kAHAM'S Repository, 4i2 san
street northwest JaalS-3t
sSOR sALE-RAILROAD TICKETS via B. & o.
Il L. Il. TO Chicago, good until used, for Sl2 az
3. GOLDSTEIN 4 CO.'S,
Loan aud Commission Brokers,
JahI2-St Northeast corner 10Th and ID streets.
DAlR0 OF MATCH CARNAGE HORSES FOB
sAEE-The-e are handsome young ~
III Uhsko, bred In Virginia., sixteen hands 10y
one and half iuch high; sorreIs, with white lest
the Stable OF ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., 1880 Pa.
avenue, until Saturday next janI2-3t'
HOE sALE-H0RSE, BUGGY aud HARNESS,
Tor SI5 Horse black, Morgan stock, ~
"a years old, and go d traveller, I'D per- %oS
iecf In every respect Apply to Z. SNOWU1N
4O9 - d street southeast. i7nlI 3ts
s'oR sALE.at the Carriage Rep STORY of JOHN
Il McDkBmorT 4 BROS, q hrst-clsss glass
hont LANDAU, but little used. dec29 tu.tH,s q
T'HE"BOsS CIGAK," $50 per loo, cents each;
n superior 70 any cent Cigar sod elsewhere. III
GOLDSTE1N, Oalifor mia Cigar Store, GIL Pa. ave.
under Metropol tan Hotel. Gec22-lm
FOB sALE-Two fine, large. young, iron gray
4 HORSks; well matched. Inquire 1T ~
1901 81 treet south west. octf- SIN %oy
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LADIES GOODS.

I~FsTHEKs AND FIoV ER .frsm Imp,rtrg'.
Auction lt-s thsn halffh-ir e. 81 Vsus. 81 fha
caeuPast s-o-e a. n ci;v. coz MOLLY :, eos en-
81 &C.. opposite Patent once. isnii-H
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The" Directory" for ls76. jn.t issued BY Boyd, on
page 43f, gives the name of Natha MEL p Causin al
agent for the POTOMAC INaURANCE Com
PAHY. There is concern, / believe, by this name
in Baltimore, and Mr Causin may be its agent: but
THE PoToMAc Insurance CoNPASY of Georse-
tovp. ID. O., 60 well aud favorable known in this
District, has for its agent Mr.. ID. Lewis Blackford
Of the firm Of Blackboard q Hanson. No. .5Ig I'm
street northwest. w. DSEBtE,
JAM 2w IReP1 No. So High street.
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PERSONAL.
AIRS. L. Z. RICHARDS,
Nl CLAfRFOYANT.
Psychomefric Delnea,ions; also, examinations OF
disease by picture aud lock OF hair Medicines for
nished If desired. Gan be seen at No. 1911 10Th e.
nofthwest. jan3-SwH
ADIEs.-For in, aluabie INSTRUCTIONS As to how
II to live true healthful and beautiful life, and
make the most and best OF life IL is inciose 10 cts
@ Dr. DOMAINE, care Of Box AL, Washiuston,
Do. jams In
ELOR DE MUBIAs AND BIG BONANZA CT
4 CABS, q the finest Havana Tobacco. % per
decza I'M California Cigar store. 6iI Pa. az.
Ony!-MRe. DR.. ELLIS, Planet Reader and
Canet yanf, just arrived, and can be Consulted on
riase, tick ness, Absent Friends Property Lost or
Stolen By the planets ell things are Controlled
Once Southwest corner 10th and Sta northwest
entrance on 10th st. novl-eosm
a LOQY.
MADAuR Ross.
1an oo1eoraeed Lady Astrologts en1 Healing us-
Si. .s can q oonsu!ted 9 10 101 strss: corner
ING the Past, Present and Future. In ieve or ouss
ne0 her advice b Invaluable, describing your
n1enoe, pointing out your eueuntes, and tntormsns
Lcu o. the sure way TO succea1 In I'll urdoFtakfneS
Qonsasetion strictly oonA1sntiaa. Ladies, q: zen
n.ns.s yl0. 0D1-ly
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negotiating.
AUCTION Sales.
SATURDAY, at 4 70 m DID,, n the premises. lot
on ID street, between st and Id sc. IanI2-tr
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ELEcTroN NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Il the Board of County Commiss toner's
OF Humboldt county, made and entered in
the minutes of said Board Tuesday, October
Sd, A. ID. 1876.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
FIRST TUESDAY,
The 7th day of November next, polls will be
held at the following named places, to wit:
Precinct No. Polls at Lovelock's house
Precinct No. 2--No Polls
Precinct No. 3-Polls ut Mill boarding
house.
Precinct No. 4--Polls. at Carpenters store
Precinct No. 5--Polls at Borlands store.
Precinct No. 6--POlls at Gould's store.
Precinct No. T. Polls at James Eendra's
house.
Precinct No. 8--Polls at Justices Office,
Precinct No. 9--Polls at Bushels house.
Precinct No. 1o--Polls at Crooks hotel.
Precinct No. 11--Polls at Justice of the
Peace office,
Precinct No. 12-Polls at Fink's store
Precinct No. 13-Polls at Jersey Company's
office. sf
Precinct No. 14-Polls ut A. Denio's house.
Precinct No. 15--Polls at Samuel COTS
Precinct No. 16 Polls at School house.
Precinct No. ll--Polls at McColly's store.
Precinct No. l8-Polls at Snaps Station.
Precinct No. l9-Polls at Crutcher's houhe
=
Precinct No. 21--Polls at Humboldt House.
Precinct No. 22-Polls at Pacific Sulphur
Companys office.
Precinct Ne. 23--Polls ut Stone House,
An Election will be held for
Three Presidential Electors.
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
One Member of Congress.
One State Senator.
Three Assemblymen.
Sheriff
County Clerk.
County Recorder.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor,
District Attorney,
Public Administrator.
County superintendent of Public In
struciions.
County Surveyor.
One County Commissioner qong terml.
One County Commissioner lshort terml,
Justice of the Peace Tor each Township.
One Constable for each Township.
Two School Trustees for each school Dis
trict one Long Term and one Short
TERM.
Which election shall be opened not later
than O'Clock A. N. and shall continue open
until o'clock of the same day. And notice
is hereby farther given that the ballots to be
used at said election shall conform in color,
size and texture with the description set forth
herein, to wit:
Size of ballots shall be four inches in width
by twelve inches in length, Of the best quail.
ty of white book paper.
Dated this 9th day Of October, A. d. 1876.
Attest, j. Ii. JOB, Clerk.
RICHARD NASH,
Sheriff of Humboldt County.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11
THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY

The Ohio and Indiana elections yes
terday have changed the political as
pect. materially, The former State,
which was virtually conceded to the
Republicans, is so equally divided
that it may require the official count to
determine it's political standing. Ham
ilton county, which includes Cincin-
natl, has given Democratic majority,
though one short year ago it gave Hayes
majority of 1925. The Gazette,
q Republican paper. published in
Cincinnati, attributes this change to
the Hebrews of that city, who unani-
mously voted the Democratic ticket for
the reason. that many of them have re
Gently became interested in rail-
roads, and State and county
bonds in the South. AS the He
brews are accorded a place among
the shrewd fnapciers of the world,
this action on thsir part is a complete
refutation of the charge that the success
of the Republican party is necessary to
restore peace and prosperity to the
South. These men, who have invested
in Southern securities, have proved by
their votes that they believe that the
election of Tilden is the best security
they can have; that law, order and
prosperity will prevail throughout tho
Union. .r,-a .e ts
In Indiana. which was the great bat
tie ground of the conflicting parties,
Williams (Democrat) is elected Cover
nor, according to the latest reports, by
a majority of from fifteen to twenty
five thousand votes. This insures
the electoral vote of the State to the re-
orm candidates beyond all doubt. To-
day thechances of the election of Til
den and Hendricks are as favorable as
the most sanguine could expect. The
real issues of the cam paign have been
seen by the people behind the waving
bloody shirt, and their ballots are de-
posted in favor of reform. 1t is
folly to longer class Democrats as
rebels. A party that even in Maine
cannot boast of more than 1000 ma
jority in total vote of nearly 100000,
nust not arrogate to itself all the
loyalty, intelligence, and patriotism in
the United States. At least one half
the popular vote of the Northern States
may now be safely counted for Tilden,
whose election to the Presidency
scarcely admits of doubt.
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Columbus, the Homo Of Hayes,
Gives $40 Majority,

Reform Sweeping the Country.
CINCINNATI. Oct. IL. .
Democratic Congressman are elected
in the LIST, End, 4th, 9Th, 7th, 10th, 18th
| and 14th Districts. Returns from 40
townships and wards give Republican
majority of 1000. In twenty nine
counties the Democratic gains sum up
1,070. Hamilton County, which gave
a Republican majority of l, 2e5i in 1875.
has gone Democratic, and cleveland
shows Democratic gains.
Judge Naming F. Force is defeated
for Congress by Milton Saylor.
Returns from 357 townships show
Barnes gains to be 4,445, and Bells
gains 3,943.
Returns from 273 townships, wards
and precincts show-gains for Barnes
3,30S; for Bell, 1888. Net Repub-
lican gain LOIS.
Ohio Doubtful.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says Ohio
is close. Nothing definite can yet be
ascertained.
INDIANAPOLIS, 10 PM.
Ticket SO long and vote so heavy, it
is impossible to give any correct es-
Inmates.
LATEsT.-The Democrats have car
ried the city by small majority. The
election of Williams, Democrat, Gov
ernor. is conceded by from $4,000 to
10000 majority.
CINCINNATI. Oct. II.
Returns show falling off in Barnes
Republican vote.
Columbus, the home of Hayes, has
gone Democratic by 800 majority.
WHEELING, Oct. II.
Ticket is long one, and count
abandoned until this morning. 1t is
impossible to tell the maiorities. The
State has gone Democratic.
Gains In Indiana.
TERREHAUTE, Oct. II.
Two wards and one township in this
county give net Democratic gain of
1872.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dot. IL.
ga. NJ. - Fifty-eight precincts give
Democratic gains of 1,454, and
Republican gains of 1878.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco, Oct. IL, 1876.

SAN Francisco, Oct. II, 1876.
Gold, Silver and Currency,
Silver So per cent. discount buy
ing, and 5@5H discount selling.
Currency 9lH,
Trades 1904
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at 109.
Interest in the Elections.
Intense interest is manifested in the
result of the elections in Ohio and In
diana. at an early hour hundreds
congregated to hear the news. The
Democrats are exultant over their sue
cess. They held Q mass meeting at
Platts Hall. and o procession was
was formed, which marched through
the principal Streets. q =" -
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A New Hair Tonic Worth Having.
1t is the Best.

WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry. harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses. gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
maturely bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it. call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trades supplied at manufacturer S
prices by G. A. Cook & Co., Chicago,
Sole Agents for the United States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
gists. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

The President pardoned one of the
Chicago whiskey thieves yesterday. and
reduced his fine from s 10, 900 to 81 900.
He will empty all the peniten tiaries by
pardoning all the thieves convicted by
Bristow before election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

G. G. S. WRIGHT has sold his in
terest in the Elko Independent to his
former partner s. s. Sears. Mr..
Wright intends 10 leave Elko, and
should he conclude to do SO, the county
will lose one of its best citizens.
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ARTESlAN WELLS.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
4 to inform the publis~that he is now
prepared with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part OF the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the SUBJ
jeet address to Cahoon Il Palmer, Battle
Mountain will receive prompt attention.
CAHOON & PALMER.
Battle Mountain. October g. 1876. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

New tables are now In order for the
Presidential election. Indiana is no
longer doubtful. and Ohio can scarcely
be places in that list.
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HUMBOLDT COUNTY TICKET

---------s4' For STATE SENATOR. ---.---.4-.
CHARLES MCCONNELL. ...... .Quin River
FoR AssEMBLYMEN. $500
w. h. HOWARD. PARADISE valley.
W. A. TROUSDALE.. ........ .Winnemucca.
FoR SHERIFF.
G. A. KYLE. ............... Pleasant Valley.
For RECORDER.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE....... .Winnemucca.
For Assessor.
JAMES BUCKNER.. .Winnemucca.
For CaERk.
L. F. DUNN. .............. Unionville.
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
GEORGE P. HARDING. .winnemucca.
FOR TREASURER. ff
A. j. SHEPARD. .Winnemucca.
-, For COMMISSIONERS.
N. SIEGEL ilong term) ...... .Winnemueca.
ANDREW WESTFALL short term) Rye Patch.
For SUP,T PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
G. CHENOwETH. Winnemucca.
For SURVEYOR.
b. VAN LENNEP. Winnemucca.
For PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
PAT BELL. ....................W innemucca,
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