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fJ7O PHILADELPHIA
PFSEsYLVANlA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AN u SHORT LIN T.
hntWceI
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

T1,toen Turoign each way dsuy three Dcpotsn
Philadelphia. ia Nos-fofE.
Tiaci c foGt Improved Eqpniu'+ ana tho tastcs
Tn. Consistent with absolute safetJ.
t'li amt after Juno -. ISL
Express DUSDfossos ana tOEt
la:dt Sirsaia Ferries. iu!lOws:
.sg 70 o tl..i Limited. 1870 a. J. j. g. g. T. and
800 %. ~. SUNDAY D. H.. 3. 4. :. aud go D. ~. 90
IsiuInug lraFo Philadelphia $50. - t'', DO"
ana IL q. tL.mitni Express. 10 D. M. = 80 . en-
pad l. SUNDAY. 300. :. S;ou a. ID
L. 400 y. H.. II ulidulsht.
TlcIc Oi-crs $50 ana 9ii Broadway, No Asior rouse
auG foot of De-bro=s.s ami Cortaugsia-; No Courist
brpoSIyn; Nos ia, lIG and lis HUDSON a., Ho"0son;
Depot CITY Immigrant Ticket once. No battery
Vl~r,.
fnlSg THOMSON l.. y. FAEMER.
General E>r1xsr Gen fa-sl;is1s AeonL
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Ccnchcr5.

q cQIDtt0.
Ii wanting TEACHERS, schools or Pupils,
~ address "An,r. Educational Union ~ BraG"3f, = \
Daily iuYpiGctuis Best opportunities Established SJ.
&c A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE" cs-
~ t-hlslcd 1873, consolidated WIN oc.s gefipiIs
school Aecnry icIfrs,,s ~ 5hgad pnir' or,
cr stamp D. a. Sce'ncrioin A. NJ SECRETARY 80 Fast ifin
( GENTLEMAN, having had successful cX-
a pcncc desires posiiion IS Principal or Professor ln
college school Testimonials - tie highest cnafte RON
tie most eminent scholars Address Phofssok III Sou'h
lt;,st, iliaicrHia.
4 Schools and families supplied with efficient
"a. Teacher Tutors COyCTucssc-. etc ln every dePar
without charge situation, procured ior j.schcIs
1907 Cbo stnutst, Pliladcllhia PrEn
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- Agency. - ln'nsqa"rc N"N-Yotf lir',i"ay So
- l5ii aud ~. IT,. ..lr7 lpinsi1a- ~, ll,J cos:
rrcse< give Information parents Of schools Mss
h"ung7 II wears sGcort'ln' chpeli'i IN G,' nit ~
meeting ANY Gcunud Appiv 10 Miss NJ J. YOU Nc
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Unionsquare.
Engagements ii Teachers No charge 10 '0Js 4sd
families. ANNA RANDALL DELL lianazer.
MFRS. ANNA RANDALL DiEliL, teacher OF
w Keadi0e nd Dramatic Action 3, Dnons'luarc.
rEEACHER.-A graduate of Yale, Of ecvernl
years experience in teaching oe.r- AZ eng tseIeI lot
var good reference. address ST. - 20" ches ut''
Philadelphia
fgNEACHER.-A gentleman who has bad many
wears experience teaching. having ia Di "i t'i,-
Woua!~. Wishes J." nit' " cii'' a < m
tcac.roi tie English branches Address i~ NJ ~ III
buac Office. ----
~ lOTESWOETH PINCKNEYS Agency
for SCHOOLS and TEACH. 80 urHiS'l tit-aN
,it t,,i,.1rS .n4 -tluip lar application form. sapPea
-, lpo.s sni lui.cs villa c1mpr, % instructors "l,1Us
journals publish iIcrs,ng teacher, t. '',i {" parent
Scaa i"f ai'siihoI '"p''
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,J'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON
and AL pouis East, VIA
NEWPORT AID FALL RIVER.
TRs NAAdOTlI PALACE STEa
BRISTOL. A<D PEOHIDi.%GE.
Isrxat aaA- ..laos. AM costly ths world
FULL NIGHTS REST. No hiDNIHhT CGASGEa.
FIf.morn.Eg trains eli EiYor 20 B,-tol-
Stsaaor. issvs York slr 10 pm (-U NDANS July
70 sept . ncl4syo f-o IcT 20 y -. foot or Murnyst.
GRAND PRGNESADE CONCEETS EyBRY EVENING.
TicL.is sna Rooms cured Il ~ principal no!os and
Tis.ct orcc.. at 40 Plcl. and
BORDEN e. LOWELL. Agents.
GEO l.. CONNOR General Passenger Ags.I
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uantiu9 4tn0cmies.

DODWORTn'- SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
q. 40 o.! Jru-ANE%UE
"'' Private lessons during tho summer.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'
BOUND BRlOt ROUTE.

BOUND BiiDbE ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave New-IoTk f0r Trenton and Philadelphia a $50
2 $780, $50 a. 1870, $3.50, go ]" D. m, snd at D.
fOr Trenton.
oye Philadelphia .ro,a station Notih Pennsylvania Rail
roaa Third and beI@s se al '3e. 49, HIS a. Ill., 800
4l5. 5.3O IL .. -. -
y 90 100. GrJ D.
Pullman Driving attached 10 TIE 93O n.
800 80 D. trains from New l0lk 70 the lO, $50 a. H.
lsO u trains o Philadelphia, and sleeping Cars 10 no
l. UCiucb midnight trains from b0tH Newl and fliihe
rh.a. 5000.
SUNDAY THAlNs-Ieaye NewioIk and Philadelphia at
$50 20 ii.. $50. l2 o.. ui.
Ticees It loot Of Liberyst, Nos. 52s and 81
rGadwav rlOi al hotels. al Oieoo OF tie tre Eui
wny III New Yofs as3 Bfo0ki;n, AMI at No. { COuTts:.
checked from residence Z" ovau2pl.
u. T. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. AgruI
ENGLEWO0D and B6O0kL{N.-Oae OF
F. ,nc "BlOOkLYN ANNi%" Boats 81 leave r,oky q
station pIy ckc-pt Su.ar. go M "r tnIewoOj lnd-
Jag Ne-.r-st COW Nor.. Sd; - So. $3.50, EciuTnt.
i-iVe LUrl-wooi 9%J 90 3InZ 90 2,-t; Nt-try
Warrcu-st. and rookiyn, fui,os 81. Fare 20 ceuto.
EUR Mt. DESLHT.
Trains leave Boston, via. u. ifon Q Hsi'e r. r.. az Sf5
q u, l-.1 $50 aun Lastcru - 1:ju $40 a
1890 aud f. fus pncta4G connecting with
IrvstJi lava- Portland lurSy ari Friday evening". 1t
ocorr 10 Desert. ~gt -itls secured ~ J. v. Rich
arts,H. 80. - washing ton Of, Boston. and
CUSHING GIu. L. DAY,
Asst Manager, General Ticket Accent,
Portland. Portland
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NrrD nutllcnilons.
CTORIES FOR EVERYBODY.
TIE TRIBUNE NOVELS.

TIN CENTS EAcH-s1x FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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Gteamb5als nno Railroads..

Gieamt5als nno Railroads..
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
"a a. SS si S Hiy ''' IvRY WT DAY ~ D.
meeting at albany "i''i e.s :, ,g .i'i's iS'
LAKE, GEOKGE.
.-,,r LAh 6., !, Ci i,!s A. ~ H;urrR
aad all favorilc sS. s y s.5f Eorth anI west
AND PRICE or sf4rKa0J'iiis GEEArLY REDUCED.
ae''na' e'''-'5 ST,F :55 a as R HgcHS
CARAT0GA VIA Peoples Line from pier Il, y.
> Iar'e, eeadv. web Ventilated boa tar ~ -aato a.
- lo s,'.f,i'.l n. g good i.i,aS a,,, 70 A'.l @
ERIE RAILWAY.
E. SrspiTii AERIEGEMENT or TRAINS. in effect
. m.-ciacnnati and Chicago Day IIp-ess. Drawing.
Io:l5 a.m-Ezpfcss Man for BgGo WIKI Sweeping Coaches
o to s5i ESPrT sc for I is T'i . S de
AID Chcsge without CHANGE aisn i"el Dishs C-S -
Trains leave claeocrsslro,ss Dspo, y. y. Tor ,o,,
p m and r. u!'n.sht >atuIrY nigh- 0a} o1'a'- '.t'
llgihclufd Part and Passae, O. 49, 10 H., - noon i.t'
= si} iah 10 t,Oi y, j., D. H. y, - ,,,.'
patterson, o. %. ~, $50, 10 i9ts. no q ~ - noon
a6d y aiaaal a,s g. s:5d, ol5, 10 q ~ l't5 $50
tns,ia g. ~. To- iG - q m 10 3:s5 3 C. p H. and
y %dnyii sSndsys 6. $50. 10 40 ESQ., p NJ
"' coiat '.'ii'.-n'i 800 Sunday. $50
NeTbuIsh.& .Oi5 m $50 40, , NJ sunday' $50 a. M
KINGSTON = in. $50 p u. ou1.Hy $50 q. 80 m ,
Goshen, g. ~ o. lr, 1910 g. ul $3.50, $40, SOD p H.
SUNDAYS, IT, $50. a. d. rs. 6.Jt =. ni.
a.dieoWn 7t5, 10. loiy ~. 3.i5, 80, p. 49, sun
dave. 30. IOs. Tho q. auc $50 p ~ trains
with NeS loIk and Os@bsO Midland u H. al Nam -
P.Tf Jeryis, ~, 4" ", 1913 n 49, pm 9uhd"5'
$3.50. 10 a ~. aat p.
EGI-ifsius leaving Chamber 81 On even on halt hois
before ~ n leave twenty irs fifteen minutes caller
~ above time; trains leaving Aiaor. on quarter onrS
esve Twenty thlrda u.iItr minutes 'iAHr. h0sH leave
iird - ~ 81 and ll45 pill connecting WIN Trains
leaving tiausDer--'t. III in In. and j. Iudulght
Tickets fJr ugtsaLr and OI Apartments 30 brewing room
and sleeping Coaches br obaiEed 2nd orct' for tir
che King ard frs Baggage De Il 81 tho company
Oces Nps Do 4nl, .2J and J5. HI'adfay No t'Gtts.
Rrcpklyu and 81 th, Company iicpnis. .-..-
Expires the West arrive ia Ne"-foih Al 80
." N'' JNo X ABB0fr General Pass'r Agent Ne--York.
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i u DC. 80
POO .... ..
citvG PITTS Quartz
! q be. ~
Pit, ~ " " Z "a
loo .....- - p
Cgic Il * Quincy
H.... al
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7 ONG BRANCH and PliiLADELPIIlt,
Il VIA NtWJ EESEN SOi fHtEN RAILROAD.
CoopcUclue Juuc H. 1917. steamers leave S-s York.
pcf p Norh E'tr, foot Ecctoss, connecting 1t sandy
Hook with tfaiHs Tor
long Bfsuci GO $50. 1o:l0 L.; 80 :. t;l5
IbiqGc,,.i River, 60 q % and ls
SEA side pars Barnegat and Beach Haven GEO IA ana
3:f5 3.
Vineiard. gTiastton, Atlantic fr, nf Cape iay 80
Sundays Tor Long Branch y.Su . ~
". =. sSl.il \. General Manag.r.
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Steamboats, nu0 i,aliro105.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
- c. N1g8ALD and DtNlEL DREW Leave L'"iIy-st
per r.. 1..5 ara 2itaFt ~ NJ landing - NNsck
Ferry. West Point Newblrsii Lorehke pc, in4 9
Stug-r.ies. and liiiI-1n Clos WIN
lo. Central l.ulroad fpT tie West. and Win cNues,
trlihs .,Ifat-ra, Montreal other points NuTL TO
west NcuuI-i. rgtuTir- same d.. -. icsstS
coul1s sod uuis1a Eiycr EaliHd ar' cei,rd on
board fcr ps.a-c. FLfE TRANSFER t-u aud g. liAoDh
lyN D. steamboat Leaves Jtrtf- Wharf lfuoahLl at
sos g. Tickets Nev-IUE Central ,d for raatoga
friff a vi
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No" OPEN
INV. QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BIACIIi HhNHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
OS CONEl ISLAND
GgAFULLAs FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
Of 3. pieces plays afternoon AMI evening. Grand sacred
Concert sunday evening.
STEAMERS D. T.. HAHTIS AID NORFOLK
Leave cyeiy DAY C. iud.y iuciUdelI Is follows;
Tho -. r. MARLIN irOEi
.Jl,t. y. E.-Hf.' il.fu NJ, Lao $40, go
IitI %. -. i,-I.o l. :. II, u ui. =, :, o q. 81.
To- NORWALk N0M
2dsf y. R-Iu.4O 49,. T. a. .4e 440, G.t0s..o u 90.
lOth-t S. lLlU5O L. De-. 81. 900 u'rSiO
tior 4. y. H. ts,trrtJlI!O A. nr $40 80. 5:lu o. q,
9IHplu.
Colnoc;Ing Sag Hiaee with for The Beach. Clos
by Ridge, aal coming Time irnu lier
lag Ride. ~ a4arfsn. fr is 1897 81 Beach,
- minutes Fare. T1Hud ul, 20 cci- ili" itth' quickest
lso.t Si-tsnt from -iols g. Use ashore
BHODELfr TO MANHaTrAN HEACli-Tfaius leave
BIO. G.ln, 40 $40 p. n.
Z EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
= ARIA NGEI LIST uf FAS-l.SGEN TRAINS Jan. !.
ls77-Isavc dcio.s lo. o Coriandt at ursh.ea
$50 p Might E,Pscss osr. foi EasoH rr''lei.,m ~
Ithaca, Album. IoCaefieb AgHag Niagara Fails. to
west PHllrlaH's -lpe ing coaches attached
EOHl ~. sAENE SuPt. gud Enc'r.
Gerersl Eastern Ofoe ucyoi CrysrA Cno tsbststs
60 On ks AetHL
RONDOUF and kIng.tCn-landirg 1T New
1t burgh, Pouehke epse Highland fdi fWrst ipln
wall Marlboro, Milton isolf. connecting with Ul-t.r
Del r T., steamboat. THOMAS CORNELL aud - MS 81
BALDWIN from Pier foot springst, n. II" daily, al y
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H1n and II 10
loo -


Han & StJ0 RI
4un. .ncs3 2Sas
i,U........ 2,'-l
lpp...----- - 4
OHIO ,. Miss = X
30" DC. 8 g
G.. G. audt &
zoo be. >
Louisiana Con rs
d. ODJ.. be. 1sl
Virginia 50 cCnds'd
= Iuaturcd coup
5000 bi G3'i
GOO. .sHill. SO
Missouri Co.. B. e
1000. .bc-lu6a-
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A DNERiISft'~!
~ SEND YuUR ORDERS FOR "TliE TEIBDNL" aa.
ALI FIESTCIASS CITY JOURNAL TO
OHE DFFICN.
BROWN & PCINEHM ~. 1855 iiio3tw0T N"v-N ok.
Send e0. whom asuE for estimate "r lu
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1 DNtT lSlHND EAlt-ttDtD.-i CITY DDdlH
Thirty foprts. - T. - minute. l'egp"s - departure 81
ta.l. No ".i. i'nJ ne, "a, - ~ 90 aanlN5 irI
& s , S. r.. . 9 ga? tiy atr5S Gt i at
si! 1903 $50. 800 ~ SuEfsys. iio. ih foI Pat
cno-ueejcai 9o:;. n. ? l:i5 3. 'i y M -pada3 -
80 5.i3. GOS =. onnisyA. 80 = ~ b'3 ~ "L Tor
fort Jefferson. ere "a 10 a. me-. 33 54is p H. sunday !.
ca !. sundays. $50 .. NJ. go D. M. roy Iocl.
valley &C. ~ SAL, ll:iO e. n = @;''r -. ''J,
c.i2 suEaays $50 q. ~. ESQ D. ~. Tor EooA
a.-s3 p.,-7 pm. Far iccsawav SUNDAYS " 3
DO. n i lao. $40. ESQ., a. to--o',' u NJ - tar lHrk
away ouF. Local trails ior Fis'h" Coles, r1in' eiF
IL * &C., Tlre place. 7s5 Broadwav 90 nTpatway.
1853 W.-LIIz tGu lu BHHOhlIN. b. D.. ~ Feurtst. iy
oar tickets Ui tho ABOVE )ces baggage cn
bee checked irom rcstorce - destination.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
a RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Juiy J. 1871,
through lrair. yin lsayO Grand contr: pspot:
rooui . lt.. better also 10 ~. Adams.
se ~, special rafat9Sa i1pross Ora" ihsioOh car
ioso - H. $, ecal C-cago and We,so,H EsPre-s. WITH
drNas cals 10 CE,nd'.su- li"ch9.ief Ll-al1 ti
Lt@Ua. northern 1nu western Express. wan drawing
;oa'u csrs 60 oai~t0' =. .
AlaIuv ior giiGcii r.. ,-ations Go rNractre
$50 H. H. a 2ly ana iuy E-Iaes, stops ~ sing sing.
Ptik4s, aad ID station, uof "a oAt oii Livingston
%. 49,, 50. lOI- tAplbs VIA secFIstait l'i ~
ear. Canandal1ia Buffalo, Niagara Fall, an
30 ~ d. f.cilr ixpres. daily. with rloa!ing-cars f'r
ns.tei Niagara Fails. iU1ao Cleveland lpoIo luiro
aha C.lea.l. ann 10 Montreal ia - Atitls.
1890 p. ir. iE.rysa, VIII SleoIlhScFa i"i AD'y '-
WAY rss s per Iocl limo Tables. 1ick.. tor safe 2,
d. 3Gl, apI o." Er7sdw@r All - |cstelt ENpTes'
Gi.ces Sol rata place, 49, AID Si2 Hr'1"AF, NOVA ori
mi Il 80. Is I. f Is 81 ]
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CIYIL aud Mechanical Eugineorns II Le
OOITTCIATE INSTITUTE. HacketistOwu

y NJ-trsuts ocer,cs 90 a's~; prepares gentlemen I,
eoeee " ll-luvas; positively thorough M every department
building best % ito css Fourth wear opol sept .. Cat
ogrr. free REV. GEO. u. WHITNEY. -. ID. Pre- .ijeut
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THREW SEMINARY AND FEMALE COL
I.ge Carmel. =. T. = school for BON Ucaftfu
bomeke thorough Rates reduced. Fall term sep'enD,r O.
4 EN O. sXII.l. "A NJ.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1927 and l,529
- spucest. phnadeigsfor lonng ~ 1 afd 49,,
clish aud French. pfr arEun. 500 Mine DItEhFiILi
Principal FrCuc1Is rho language Oi TIE family
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ADAMS ACADEMY, Carney, Mass.


WII-IlINW i. W.
This hgol E designed Sac best ana most thoro1gh
preparation sr c01ge. lAe past Their, have been
tcachcrs a ability experience aud one hundred and
dffv pupils
classic iagLsN studies dul ift''ol
70 tcu g. foIr.Ct y Years uf age.
Acaa,.g house ;!.ocr Tire entire cG'TFf OF
tr rtscpu1 elcors receive careful su?eIyl-io
M Ear ca i5jo'rrs ,re circulars address the uastsr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07
WHOLESALE HANGING.

There are. now sixteen purderers In
the State of Pennsylvania, for whose
execution the Governor has issued
warrants" Eleven of them are Mollie
Msguires, convicted Of numbering
mining superintendent, who are to be
executed ON the 21st of June. Six of
them are under sentence at Pottsville,
four at Mauch. Chunk and one at
Wilkesbarre. All the men murdered
by the Noble Msguires were the vic
TINS of the most brutal and eowardly
assassinations. Another execution is
to take place in July at Norristown. and
four are TO be hanged in August al
Bioomsburg. Some of the murders
fsr which the Molie Maguires are SEN
fenced were committed as long ago as
1868. and several of the murderers. were
not arrested for years afterwards.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

Running triweekly between Winnie
mucca and Paradise Valley. carrying
the United States, Mails, Express mat
er, Packages and Passengers.
Leaves Winnemucca upon the arrival
Of the Eastern.hound train, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Returning, leaves Paradise Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
G. A. De SAUSSURE.
lJalO-tfl Proprietor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07
THE TIMES" ON THE WAR.

The London Times 10 leading ar
ticle on the Russo-Turkish war ad-
mits that Turkey ia overmatched, and
must succumt. It says this catas-
trophe Europe Will accept. No nation
will go to war egain to support that
which cannot be supported, and no
statesman will cling to dead element
in system Instead of looking for its
living forces, and that England must
seek for that which. is to replace the
parting power These notes from the
Thunderer indicate that England will
not lend its aid to sustain the tottering
Ottoman Empire. and that the sway of
the sMeslems is rapidly drawing toa
CLOSE. The traditional "sick man" of
Europe is on his death bed, and it only
remains for England to see that Russia
does not absorb his whole estate.
What the Times considers catastrophe
it comedies it would be unstatesman-
ship to attempt to prevent, and it coun-
sells interference only in determining
what shall be built on the ruins of the
Turkish Empire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

Mrs. Dams four babies at a, birth,
ia st. Louis. were noticed few days
ago in these columns. The father was
very proud and drunk when, he was
met by newspaper reporter, and said {:
''fEm drunk (hic), aud, begovrah, you
lAa rprslA that, too, for man who
souldnit celebrate four babies at once
asatAaAscand ihfidel.."-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07
DIED.

EDWARDS-In this city, May %, Amelia A.
Edwards, native OF Kansas, aged 16
years, months and days.
The above notice, taken from a. San Fran
cisco paper. announces the death of worthy
and estimable young lady, who formerly
resided in this community, ana lately at
Cain Springs, Nevada, with her mother and
sister. Upon her death bed she requested
that her friends should be notified of her
death through the columns Of the SILVER
STATE.
She died as peacefully and quietly as she
had lived, endeavoring, to mitigate the sor-
row of her grief-stricken mother and relatives,
assuring them Of her perfect resignation to
death and conf ence in Almighty God We
extend our coincidence and sympathy to her
relatives, and regret exceedingly the death
of one 50 young and in the bloom of woman
hood H. O. T.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07
$50 REWARD.

The above reward Wal be paid by Naehesth
Piute Chief, for the recovery of blush col
Ored horse, with round hole IN each ear, white
star in forehead, and white strip on nose, and
saddle marks on each side Of back; and a
small pinto mare two years old. A reward of
sl5 is offered for the recovery OF the horse,
and So for the mare. Information concerning
either Of the animals may be left at this office
or with the undersigned. NACHES,
Chief Of the Piutes.
Big NJ adows May q, 1877. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07
GREENBACK CONVENTION.

An election for State officers takes
place in Ohio next October and already
the political pot begins to bubble. The
frst in the field are the Greenbackers,
who held convention at Columbus
yesterday. The telegraph reports it as
being slim affair, but that did not
deter its moving spirits from denounc-
ing Republicans and Democrats for not
bringing financial relief to the country.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
reconciliation of the silver dollar,
aud candidates were nominated for
Governor aud Lieutenant Governor.
1t is the least bit strange that this
convention, while denouncing the
financial policy of both great political
parties, should commend the restora-
ton of the silver dollar as the only
means of relief. forgetting or overlook
ing the fact that the Democratic House
last Summer passed bill for that very
purpose, and that said bill was defeated
by the Republican Senate. A conven-
ton which stultifes itself by condemn
ing political party which did all in
its power to apply the only remedy
which itself prescribes to relieve the
stringeucy of tie times, cannot COM
nand public respect and support for its
candidates.
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NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
IL to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
GA the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address to Cahoon Il Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
5. l. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October o. 1876. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

A BABY show is in progress in
Chicago. Over 400 babies are on ex-
hibition, including thirty pairs of
twins. Prizes are offered for superb
ority in health, beauty, smallness.
largeness, &C.. but great difficulty is
found in getting competent persons to
act as judges, everybody dreading the
ire of disappointed mothers.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ny Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO, ALL
IN persons having claims against the
estate of Il. H. Crump. deceased to present
the same to.tbe undersigned IN. WiBneMnec
Nevada. within four months from the publ
cation Of this notice, on the Same VIII be
barred. PAT BELL. tt..-,.,t.
Public Administrator.
. Winnemncca. Nevada, May 81. 1871 AVA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

THE London Times asserts that all
talk of the probabilitysof speedy peace
between Russia and Turkey is a mere
stock jobbing scheme, and that a
general war was never more imminent
than now. The Times is the leading
paper of the world. ana when it speaks
~e have heard the voice of England,
ut least. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

PASSENGER rates FROM Chicago to
New York have been reduced from $23
to $15,. but it costs as much as ever to
get from the interior of Nevada to
Omaha or to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

WHAT constitutes gentleman
asks the Carson Tribune, seemingly
fprgstful of the fact that Beau Brunnlel
said, " Starch, my lord" many years
ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-07

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Augurs, Butts.
IRON, Anvils, Screws,
Cumberland Coal Bolts. s'esl.
Horse Nails. BoraI, Belle,
A xle Grease, Bits, Boilers,
Dakes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks. Betting.
Whesibarro~s, BAbbii-Mstai.
Wire, Grindstones. Machine Extras.
OK Yokes, Bsrhed Wire, Staples
on Cans of every description.
Urills Of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettaes,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes,
70 ails, Scissors, Wash. boards,
Egg -beaters, Tuba,
M-olassas Gstes, Hinges,
Urn Uoeks. Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and staples,
Cartridges. Flas Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
ply3t If
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r. q q E -
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th.
Running RGce-Premium 500 -SaddleHorses;
first-class; four or more to fhl; free for
ALL single dash o: half mile.
First Horse, $50; Second Horse, $25; Third
Horse, to save entrance.
Running Race-Mules- Single dash Of half
mile.
Premium: Fine team saddle. Four or more
to fill, three or more to start. First
Mule, Team Saddle; Second, BlAcksnake
Whip. Entrance, So.
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SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, JULY 5th.
Running Race premium $l50-Free for all
Horses; four or more to FILL; three or
more to start, Single dash of mile.
First Horse, $50; Second, $40; Third, to save
entrance.
Second Race-Saddle Horses, Second-class
Purse s75. Free for all horses raised or
owned in Humboldt County: four or more
to fill, three or more to start Single
dash of half mile.
First Horse, $40; Second, $40: Third to save
entrance.
Third A slow race, for which grand prize
will be presented to the winner; free for
all horses.
The entrance fee will be 10 per cent ofthe
purses offered.
All entries will close at 8 o'clock the evening
preceding each race.
Entries. must be made with a. Caenoweth,
Secretary Of the Society.
BAR AND pool PRIviiEcEs.
Separate bids will he received by
the Secretary for Bar and Pool privileges
at the Track until Saturday, June IL.
The right 10 rasect any and all BIDS is
reserved.
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