davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-16
Oleaens'8
S61pefed Seife~
pas tpirGfam1e, ber at:6fiGn,a ie ge6otene
duEerftGe 9etfmittef.

GuEerltNe SSetlntt11ci.
GIenn's SAmefeI Seife BELT
nit wunberbarer Shneligfeit ale lrealen
Araufteiten unb Strrunsen Der Tunftirn her
!6aut, eltrirt unb Y~srbinbert ba5 &uftreten
BON Mteumattsmus unb @tdt, %entfernt
Griub, bintert bas 5aar am @usfafIsn unb
Grauwerten, nnb 1T bas Bette Shuemtttet
eceen sepile a~nfedenbe Sranfbeiten.
Durh ben @ebraua bie1er Seifc rcrben
l1nfd6nhetten Der Sberbaut bauernb %entfernt
unb Gin psrI6puernber GtnfuB anf bas
@elidt, BEN 5als, bic @rme uno in Der Shat
ouf bic eanse 9autldde, tpelde baou:A
bewunberunssfurb rein, fADn
unb weld wirt. ausssabt.
9iefes biIlise, swedmdeise
3eiImitteG madt bic Iuslasen
fur Shtpefe1z8 dbcr nnnot9is.
ge1Amubte alsibtr unb 2einen,eus tperben
erlmbli6 bura bic Seife besinFeirt.
Aer,ts ratbea ibrea Gebraud an.
llrfis: % nno 80 Grnt5 prr sti&;
per sbadtsl q stf&), 6Of. Ii. $l.20.
N. B. Die srpgen etife fir 50 Gexts fuo
freimal f. grp6, ais bic fur % Gents. :
6il'S Saarz ltnO SartfGrbentittcl,
gcbnars utcr s%5rauu, SO Gents.
6. q. Gritfenton,
Gtsentbumer, !.
$40. 7'Se6f @Senue, 3ewsgorf.
, 1877-05-16

Cine Geliqu! Ser 5taotsbi=
bliotbef wurbe aeitcrn cine Tebne oes
alien erlfen Tir9inia Geaiments se=
i6snft, wel9e in Der erI item 59ladt BON
ManaHas 9etrosen purbe. 9ielclbe
1T BON pielen &u9eIn burWbobrt.
, 1877-05-16

. ommerwobnun q. gSir MO.
den auf Die Gnsei9e bes Serrn u. Os=
iualo, nel6er iebt gang einsc,i6tet III
orf lelnem romantiid 9eleeenen 9labe
iii Cumberland 5ourt Souie, 3d., Soft
gQn9er fir hen Sommer onsrnehmen.
, 1877-05-16
-sGe-G~Ec

Das 81 offctts @eaiFer."
Gieitern mar Der Sag an weIhem Der
Goutraft fir ben uM}offett = Gesiiter"
ous9eaeben pcrOen 1olte. Nur 8 Nn>
9ebote paren eingesanaen, aber es ,par=
Den nod onoere nm 3 l16r erportet.
, 1877-05-16

8ifli9eg 8rob. @ir MAIDEN
onf bic @nSei9e bes 9errn 8. 8romm
anFmerflam, Mno man wirb bqraus erie
ben, ooB mir 9eitern in unlerem Wrtifel
binli@tli0 Der 8rob' Tra9e &e0t batten,
ooB inter Dem Srei6anoellnltsm bas
PrbIifum bcier wesfommt, aIs tpeun ei=
ne 3unTt .beitGnoe. perr SrDmm elmer
1%lnIerer beften Bidder bier, perfauit iebt
icln gut 9cbodenes Srob fir 6 Gts. bro
Yfun0 nno aIlcTamilien, benen es BEL bic
len barten 3eit aufs Sparen anfomnlt,
fonnen niGt beiier tbun, aIs iDr Yroo
bel 9err Tromm gu %faufen.
, 1877-05-16

$50 FmeiHer. Gs weroen nod
INNER Mpplifationen fir Die Yoitmei~
i~eritclc bier, in 8el9in9ton ein9e.
Ianot.
, 1877-05-16

SasW enoerGrbe 0ab
bic Groe sunebmen, nit auoeren More
ter: oab Iie uadien f0nne, i6eint auf
Den eriten- 8lid ld6erli1, unb bod lit
oieie S6atIa6e bon Dem beriibmten eng
Iii6en Nitronomen proctor in siemli6
iiherieugenber @eile nadgemieIen ,por-
Den. Mber iuis fam bieles Wa9ien Dor
li9 gebeu, oas bod i'm 8iOerlpru6 ltsbt
81 Der Sbcorie, Oab bon Der Groe lpeosr
elm 8artideI@en ibres Stoifes abiolut
uerl9luinoen, nod aud nur elm Mini=
mum nelen @toiis ibr biusugefiigt wsr-
ben tonne? Wobsr riibrt oieler neue
9toff, obne Den elm 8a6stbum. cine
g%ergrDBerung unm09li6 wdre? 9latiirs
li6 aus Sem uniuerlum. Na9 Yroctor's
Yere6nuns pereinisen li@ nit %unierer
groe in je pierunosluansia 5tunoen
0unoerttauIenoe fosmii9sr&0rper, reIp.
Meteore ODER 9ternl9uppeu, Die anGe.
Widt bon weniaen Gran bis gu elmer
Sonne unb Ielblt mebr pariiren, u1o i'm
Sabre betrdat ibre 3ubl ni6t peniser
ols 400 Miaioneu. 90 sroB aud bies
ie 3a6l, 10 beoarf es bod S,uneerttau=
lenoer, penn ni6t MiIionen bon Sab
rem, e9e oas auf biele Weile eraielte
8a9stbum Dem Grbour6meller au6
mr. einen einsiaen6ub binSuiiist. Mi6tss
b%eltomeni9er wddlt Die Groe unabldl]ig
uno Die ibr i'm 2aufe zines Sabres aus
Dem llnipcrlum 5ultr6menoe Malie 1T an
uro fir lib AUDI feinesipees Wnbebeuteno.
@ber luer perm06te 81 bere9ncn, ME
piele Mti1ionen Sabre lie pobl auf bieie
9Seile iortsupa6len bdtte. I'm aud nur
Den umfang oes ibr an @rDbe uoranIte.
benoem planeten gu errei9en?
sir i9red1i@erS rrtbum.
8or einigen Sa9en Sobu 9essett, elm
8eoienltster bcs Ssrrn u. s. Gice, bes
Seraus9ebers bes vNort9 Mmerican" in
9fem Dort, nit Sausreinisen bei9dftist
nno fano in einem S9raute cine Slal6e
Yotal9el0iung, Die gum Silberpubsn
9ebrau6t miro. 9ie 96lung bat cine
Dem SOroeauy=We dbnli9e Tarbe,
ODD mar bic 6lalde nit Der MrH6rift
n@ift" perie1en. 2esset, Der fursii6tis
III, las bieie nidt, uro bot Dem 26idbris
gen 9tubenmdb6en &oie @Dle, elm
Slas Ger 20iuns an. gr sins ielbIt an
ben 96ranf, bolte Elm Weinslas slno
i9enfte Dem Mdoaen Gin. Das M1do-
den lesrte oas@'las auf einen qua. Seq
get 9oB Den &et int @lale. no1oem er
ibn seldmcdt bette, aus, ,pobei er be,
merfte: Scr gSein lit lauer seporben."
Gini9e I~u9enblide irdter w,lrbe bas
Wtdo6en i6war5 i'm @eli1t lno (tarb in
5ebn Wtlnuten. 2egget murbe perbaftet,
es unterliegt aber taum einem 3ueifcl,
Dab er wirfIi6 9laubte, ..oie Jlal9e babe
Not9Dein cntbalten.
Sn ct. Souls wur6en in elmer oor=
ti9en S6riftsieBerei bic 8u6ltuben fir
cine Ssldnoii6e Setting bsr9eHeut, Die
ben 0tamm uSrampari" fiibrt uno Die
in elmer isIanoil9en &olonie gu &eewas
tin, am &eb &iOsr, ie9ssis Meilen uon
Sort Garop, i'm britil9sn Imerifa er.
i9etnen lou.
See9erei in Der Staot . +
SruberIiebe. Gin lebenstufiser
Wsetbooitenpalto in philadelphia, Mas
mems yott bate nit einem SRI. Ooun.
ger GDebrn9 setrieben, wofiir in Nnfla.
9sltano perlebt wuroe. Sem 9ottlelisen
Wsanne mar es trob leiner @iirbe ni6t
D%orentbalten, einsn peinli9en Yroaeb
onr15uma1en, Der enoigie wie oas be-.
rlIbmte Sprnber9er S9ieGen, 9ie Sc.
, 1877-05-16
OMrG Waliaaiere.

OurV pa11agtere.
1890 9. M. Nntanft in @idinuab AienFaa. Bonner
fag nnb Ssnnatene: Madt @srbintun'
gen INIT Suesn Der Nidrnenb itno Yetersa
burg une g~bsiapeate unb Sbip Giienbat-
men, Der Santpfsr .y.5asana" ssrldet
Salttrtpre BON pier 144 Giebt Str. Wlor.
to- me, Wittpad unb Sreitae um 4 g. ".
psa% @erstnenngen NIT 3leen NON gbla.
felphla, gtsp gnrf nRb rsfltten gldsei,,
unf tn sSeft gptnt nit 3Isen fir &idmpnt
uae tent 6iben.
Onr@ 5ra1t.
Sis %. Ye. 'Gnfanft tn gtiG Dtrcfan. snrucr,
tag unb Gnnnnhenh. Ma5t 8clbjuSn1s
Gen tn 98sif gptnt nit benz Dampfer nm
Saittnfpre. MIaEt VerG nsunseR nit ben
Htditpnb uno 3anSiue, HidnpnS unt pe.
fersbur1, unb 9~beiapeate unb Sbtp Gifsrs
taInsr.
apfal panaeters.
81. Iufunft in Gidmpnb tdsli6, ausaenu,n.
men Spnntag. Madt WsbtnSuuasn
nit ben Stidmrnb unb Yetersbura, uuS
Gbelapsafc urb Sbip @ifsatatnen.
3ptal Gra9t.
400 N. T. Gnfunft in Ribmpab Wontnu. gPitt,nom
nne Jrettas. Maat gerbinbuneen tn Nti
yplAt NIL oeh Sdmpfer SITS" spn ben San
Jlafet. ~
Seine JraRt mad pter prn gldssn fitrtt BON Sid.
ntpnh ,rtrb dngeapmrnen Dit gDaaen fabren burh MN
aDst gpint mad atIanta.
pie ntetrtefen 9retfs, pprsdtise santp l.
bhne uhe S9neligteil ~aaranttrt ~
nGbrouab Bills Of Iabina" NIT norontirten @ot.,
nal allen nDrbi'9en unb tuafliten Yldsen tps,ben aus.
~seeebe1. ~
Jabrfarten nerten %perfauft fir aue nDrtfiden. ill.,
ltdDe1 rnb feftlihet gldsen. !"
6dbrtdrte | at babert In Der General @isenhotr, z ide,
49elthr, so Ntatntr., i'm @rbonae 6ptel unt an,
9esot pr SS1tpa8nie, Ode Der %. anb Dpf Strrabe
III NM s. 8. DDue1as, @uyt.
, 1877-05-16
smitiwod Is. mai 1877.
Gtant NiOmDno.

goIiSei Geri@t, J~ol9cnoe
Safe famen eeitcrn in pielcm Geri@te
S,r @er6anbIun9:
Ser SAT- BON 9. 8. Oeloranoes, or+
oetlast Den Scpcrlp Wiaiam init einsm
geile gel0loacn ut baben, prroe big
nlf nddten 0ienliog pcrINoben.
g6arles MiIiams olios g9iliam
SSorcs, 9it'3 Mnntoo ms erite Stations.
hans Hnb gub {i6 ielbf ats Tdll6er oil.
Sic Mnfiage muroe Qenon Ing 8n6 Gins
9%etraacn. @s{tcrn Morgen io1te er iid
Deralltlporten, ipesen Bdli6uilg BEG gla-
mems oon SoIepb g. 8apne pcn Slit
pannagountD ouf 5luei @niueiiuneen, els
ne ouf So05on & Son, nno cine auI
@afeman, ~ol,sgeiteflt. Sehe ,por i'm
8crtD BON S. fir Mnuren. Gr wurbe
in Die Sail %geIanbt, biz Musfunft BON
Den TIuoanna SebDrben crbalten ,per=
Den farm.
Bailey Sobnion uno feline Trau Wla-
tilbe gerietben in Streit, bel msl1em
MotiIoa Gin 8eil nod 8ai(eD mari. 81
ergrif Dierorf einen Stod uno periebt'
ibr eincn ihlueren G0log auf Der
Gopf ipcl9er cine i@limme @unOe Der
nrIa9te. No1oem Der GiDter Die Shat
fad)e gebbrt, peri@ob er bcn SAL biz
nd0fen 5onnobenb, INT oas 0telultat
Der Wunoe obsuDarten.
Srancis NloobD, ougetIast Die Mtas
tiloo G'aines on9egriien uno nit elmer
9rt gel9lo9cn 5u baben, wuroe Der
GrarO eSurn iiberipieIen.
, 1877-05-16
Gisl Gts! Gisl
Sd Bit jeb' i'm gtaNte bas teFe
&c brbItb Gts
Eisl

3u liefern. Die Yreiie lnb
Sir 5ptrls St 40 Gents PET 100 Wfunt.
@n prrlonen bic prn einer bis flint Spnnen
nebmep, 40 st. per 100 Yfunb, inc. TraHt.
On Jamilien uuo Sifeen, non 5 bis 20
Yfunb. 1 &cGt per Viuut, incl. Srabt.
Mn Gdmilten unb Sffeen, spn 20 bis so
pfunb, ! Gents per Yfunc, incl. 8raSt.
Wn 6emilieu nno SlFeen, so unb mebr
Yfunb, J Gent per Nnnb, incl. Bradt.
Mn 8uiAer, @iSbancler uno Salpns J St.
yer Yfuub. Incl. Sraht.
S9 banfe fir eoS mir fetS tswie1ene gu.
tsauer uab bitts mir 70 dies ferner gu l9enfen.
s. 3 Smitb +.
lot Gfc ser i9ttn uab &ary Ctr.
, 1877-05-16

GoIo i6lob seltern Mittay in Nelp
Oorf init 10Y.
, 1877-05-16
Gbeiapeafe nnb Sbip @ilfmbabn

Gtsfapeats unt 6ttp gifsnbatno
g%afa9isr-D partemen
Yin iirD Ind Dem 3. 9esem6er, 1876.
fabsen bic paIaeter-3uae iptss fulat:
, 1877-05-16
Neme Mm5ei9e,t.
Bur Seacbtuna.

3nr &eacbtmn9.
Mn bic Mrmen!
gelu9et 6. 8rpmm,
Na. SIG MaribaG Gtra6e,
pel9er @ud Elm Tfunt Ypu benz belen ae.
badenea Srpb fhr feds geats Ysrfaufen
mirb.
NaBt ms Sreibanbel aufreGt baltcn urb
laBt llnisrn Stapiratb niGt in uniere &e9te
slrarrifen. 1865
, 1877-05-16
IEgS EsSss5SHF- s1.I a2H
fS5a9lGff ssssSrS@ 44ss.ssS Icy ~
Dolf Gtioer ilno Gbeiapcafe
@ilen6a6n Company.
Sabrplam Der 3ise.
Our4 paffasiere.

Dur9 panaeierc.
300 81. 30 @ertdst 9fidmunb 9icnfas, oannrrfaa
nnb SnnIahen0. 0erbinbet In gEeN
9pint NIT benz Sanpfer ,5asana" fir ais
lie Wnafte an benz yprf silver unb 9alti-
more. Infunftin Baltimore I'M s 9. W.;
petbtnbet nit 9dbnlinien tir gSa5tinatpn,
PHILADELPHIA, Rep gprt, Bottom itnb ale
tpeiilfder Trnite. gerbino t nit 2daes
fer NtdDmrns inp @etersture uab @tejds
pfdtc unb Sbtp @ifeatabnen.
Dur1 Sra1t.
5;00 %. VI. gerlibt Hidmpnb 9tcnifae, Inuncrlfaa
nne S1ii1nbrnD. Dtdd,t Nrrbinbunsen IN t
G%dmpfern It, g8ef @piat fur 5lussRantune
Gen, Baltimore rno ALE ipeiflld,en guntte.
Wadt Wertinounsen In 9idmprb nit 8is
gen Der Ni6ntpnb unS OdnpilIe. 81 drnpnb
nne petersburg, une Gtefapeate uno Sbip
@iieutabaen.
9pfal ganagtere.
800 81. 81. gerldBt RtantpnS tisli6 (9pnniaps aus.
aettnltnnett)
2rfaI GraGt.
700 0. ~. gerfdst Rtbntonb Mpnfaa, Wfttiuod,
unp Srritag. Ma1t @srttnbuneer in
gSet Point nit sem 3anapfsr ySsF5" fir
due 2anbuneen an ban Wfattippat uub
@annnfp 5Iaisn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

SEVERAL years ago, William Shaw
wounded Poindexter Edmondson in a
fight at Bloomfield, Mo. Edmondson
had younger brother, who was
affected almost to insanity by the occur
renee. Later, Shaw was murdered,
aud Poindexter Edmondson was con-
victed on circumstantial evidence as
the murderer. The execution was APP
pointed for May 16, and several days
previous the younger brother confessed
that he was the criminal. He had
nursed resentment against the assailant
of Poindexter, whom he loved devoted
ly, and had finally gratified his desire
for revenge. The elder brother had
known the truth, but had resolved to
be hanged rather than expose the
younger. He came very near being
hanged as it was, for a messenger had
barely time to go to the Governor aud
return with reprieve.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

RUSSIAN soldiers upon marches sing
to while away tedium. and the solos, al
ways IN minor key. and monotonous,
are varied by very lively bursts
in the chorus. The solo singer often
improvises, and is usually accompanied
by man with fiddle, triangle, a
clarionette. or by one who whistles.
The ordinary uniform of the infantry
consists of kept, tunic, and panta-
looms of dark green cloth, the latter
garment being inserted in the boots.
The gray overcoat is carried in a roll
at the back. from the right shoulder to
the left hip. Two cartridge boxes are
attached to the leather belt in front.
A canvas haversack hangs at the right
behind the bayonet, and the knspssck
covers the back. .&+
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02
RELIGIOUS FANATICS.

There ia o sect of Mormons. called,
Morrisites, because the founder Of their
pecpliar filth. a man named Morris.
was dispatched by the destroying
angels of the orthodox Mormons some
years ago in Salt Lake. The Morrisites
flourish in Carson valley and other be-
righted sections of the country. The
i, Carson Valley News states that last
8nmmer an ancient pilgrim with long
aisheveled hair and disgusting appear
ance, who claimed to be the Prophet
Daniel, preached 70 the Morrisites in
Genoa. He informed the credulous
Qenoese Of the second coming of Christ
in the person of child born in Walla
Walla, Washington Territory. This
tale OF the Prophet Daniel made such
an impression on, R. J, Livingston. an
old residept,of Genoa, that he recently
sold his property and has left for Walls
Walla that he may hereafter live and
die near, Christ. 1t appears that Liv-
ingston is not the only one in Carson
valley who is infatuated with this belief
90 the News says there is an exodus
from that section to Washington Terri
tory. Why.doachurch societies over
look such an inviting field for Mission
aries az may bs seen from the dome of
the capitol of Nevada? 49, a-,agr.sss,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02
IGNORED.

The California Federal Ring, which
endeavored to procure the indictment
OF the San Francisco Chronicle in San
Joaquin county. have failed in the at
tempt. The Grand Jury ignored the
charge, AMI for once the powerful
CLIQUE, which have been running the
Mare Island Navy Yard. the Mint, and
in fact all the Government works
and offices in California, are foiled.
The Ring. it is understood, I'M.
dertook to procure the indictment
of the DsYoungs in every county in the
State, bnt so far they have been sue
cessful only in one, This method was
adopted because of the expense it would
entail on the Chronicle which would
necessarily be obliged to defend itself
in each and all of the counties where
indictments were found. 1t was a
shrewd. device to prosecute journal at
che expense Of the taxpayers for pub
siishing what majority of the taxpayers
believe TO be facts. If the members OF
the ring have been libeled by the Chron-
icl9. and can prove themselves innocent
Of the charges made against them, they
could easily have sought and found re-
dress in the courts of the city where
the charges we're published and where
the witnesses reside by whose evidence
the charges. if false, could be refuted.
But this course, which honest men
would undoubtedly follow, did not suit
their purposes, and the conclusions
drawn by the public from their acts.
are that they fear the truth, and while
compelled to make some sort of de-
Tense. get as far away as possible from
where it is alleged they concocted and
carried out thsir plundering schemes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

In a prominent, interior city pro-
lessor of physics was giving a deeply
learned lecture on light. with expert.
ments of q most convincing nature.
At the end Of the discourse the pro-
fessos, addressing with triumphant air
his audience. exclaims: :. Il seems, to
me that demonstration like that is
worth something" Let's get eout. "
says an economical backwoodsmap to
his son. They air gwins to take up
collection"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

''Do you very much like to have me
kiss you, George?' she said. softly,
STOPPING over him and leaning the mon
ogram Of her lips on his marble brow
81 do, indeed, dear" he said. Il just
shut my eyes, and try to think I feel
the touch of one who was dear to me
in the days long gone by-before you
and I were married" He had hardly
finished that remark before he ex.
claimed. 20, don't don't do that!" as
large copy of the New Testament hit
him suddenly three or four times on
the spot where he bad been kissed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

A FIRE, which involved loss of
$500. 900, took place in the Cathedral
of Metz on the 7th ult.. upon the visit
Of the Emperor Of Germany. Singular
to state. there was also a fire in the
cathedral on May 2. l468. upon the
visit of the only other Emperor of
Germany who ever visited ID. Phe late
Ere was caused BY fireworks in the
building. The former was caused by
bonfirss. r, The bnildiag OF the cathedral
Was commenced in the year 1000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

WHEN Russian army officer or
other person of note is condemned to
exile in Siberia. be ia FIRST made to
kneel on scaffold before the people,
while the epaulets and decorations, are
torn off, and his sword broken over his
head. He is declared legally dead.
and bis wife. if he is married, can. il
she chooses, consider herself widow.
His estates are confscsted to the
Crown. If his wife and children fol-
low him they can never return. FH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

WOMEN who apply for positions as
public school teachers in Boston are
asked, 'tDo you expect to be married
soonr' The object of the question is
to ascertain whether she will be- likely
to devote herselfto teaching. as married
women are not employed. The answer
often causes embarrassment to the APP
pliosnt. because few women are with.
out matrimonial expectations, however
slight their chances may be.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

A BALrMoREkN has invented q boat
which is propelled by streams OF water
forced by pump through pipes which
lead fsop the pump to- the stern, their
ends being about three feet under. the
water. A boat IS feet long and 10 feet
vide vas propelled on the Chesapeake
ct the rate Of To- miles an hour, the
pump making 100 strokes q minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02
SECOND DAV.

2st4I THURSDAY, JULY sth, + tt ,p
Running Race--premium Sl50-Free for all
Horses; four or more to fll; three or
more to start,
First Horse. $50; second, $40; Third, to save
entrance.
Second Race-Ssddle Horses, Second eiass;
Purse S75. Free for all horses raised or
owned in Humboldt County: four or more
to ell, three or more to start. Single
dash OF half mile.
First Horse, $40; Second, $40: Third 70 save
entrance.
Third-.-A slow race. for which grand, prize
will be presented to the winner; fres for
all horses.
The entrance fee will be 10 per cent of the
purses offered.
All entries will close at O'Clock the evening
preceding each race. fT #H1Vt q 4
Entries nnst be made with O. Chenoweth.
Secretary OF the Society.
BAR AND POOL PRIVILEGES.
Separate bids will be received NV
the Secretary for Bar and Pool privilssss
ct the Track until Saturday. June 10,
The right TO- reject any and all bids. 10
\ reserved. ~ -..
~ 'i.h y.tnHfa4 may29.td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

AMONG Russiaa women there is no
happier class than the wives. of the
priests of the Greek Church. The rule
forbidding a second marriage of the
priest renders the wife secure of the
devotion of her husband. who. in case
of bis becoming widower, retirss to .
monastery. where his only eompensa-
ton for his loss is the hope of eccle-
siastical promotion.
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II. q . 1 -.
Oh "a 1913 Ef#
FIRST DAN.

WEDNESDAY. JULIE 9Th.
Running Race-Premiufn $160-Ssddle Horses;
frst-class; four or more to fill; free for
all; single dash OF half a mile.
First Horse $6O Second Horse. $25; Third
,ft+ Horse, to save entrance.
Running Race-Mules-Singl dash Of halk
mile.
Premium: Fine team saddle. Four OF more
TO fill, three or more TO start. First
Mule. Team Saddle; Second, Blacksnake
Whip. Entrance, s..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02
A NEW TRIAL.

EtsfrFf rH
Harrington, who was convicted of
the murder Of Sullivan in Storey coun-
o.. and sentenced to be hanged, has
been granted new tsial BY the Su-
preme Court.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. 10 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons having claims against the
estate OF r. q. Orump, deceased. 70 present
the same to the undersigned in Winnsmucca.
Nevada. within four months from tbs pubii-
barred. PAT BELL. =
% '''~' Public Administrator.
Winnemucca> Nevada. May q, 1871. Ava q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

TEE Houston Age offsrs yeas 70 Sab
scripsion to any member of the last
Legislature who will aaswez this conun-
agum corse0tlys.s How many counties
axe there in Texasts@ uaE ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-02

CHUTTLEK FARM & FREIGHT WAGON
CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Augurs, Butts. ..t
IRON. Anvils. Screws.
Cumberlana Goal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails. BOra1. Bells.
ALE Grease. Bits. Boilers.
Rakes. Headers. Mowers.
b., Door Locks. Betting.
Wheelbarroxs, BAbhat- Natal
WIRE. Grinds'Onss. Machine Extras.
Or Yokes, BArbed Wire. Staples.
s.. On Cans Of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
ID. ~ .{r.p. e.5 ttt
W-oodenware, Teakettles, ..a
Iron Axlss, Gallery, ..t. T.
Nuts, Patsnt Iron Planes,
Nails. Scissors. wash hosrds,
E-gg-beaters.. Tubs, "
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Cocks. Hammera, t
Chains, Hooks and stapaes. A.
Crastridges. Flat Irons. "a.
Axes Pumps. etc.. etc.
py9tf
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20

1t may be said trutbfully that the
prevailing characteristics Of the first re-
ception of Mrs. Hayes at the White
House were refinement and good taste.
The reception took place in the Blue
Room, which was beautifully decorated
with plants and flowers. Mrs. Hayes
wore a dress of black silk, very plain,
but rich, finished close at the throat
with point lace. Her hair was arranged
smoothly over the forehead, and gath
cred into coil at the back, the only or
nament being handsome tortoise-shell
comb. Mrs. Evarts, wife of the Secre-
tary of State, wore black velvet; Mrs.
Sherman, wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury, was dressed in black silk; and
many other prominent ladies were at
tired in a similar appropriate and unos-
tentatious style. Everything was ele-
CANT; but the absence of fashionable
ornaments in the Presidential party was
noticed by all present; and the style OF
dress was remarked as an indication oi
the good sense and refined taste of the
lady who holds such prominent posi-
ton in our country.