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, 1877-01-23
PRESIDENT GRANT AND THE CoMpno-
MISE

There il class OF Republican newspapers
Which hare been accustomed during tho Inst
few years to take up thu party whip mud
apply 1t to all other Republican newspapers
who lnye yertured to express themselves
independently OH current political questions.
The lest Of party fidelity which they laye
established llas been implicit faith iu prcai-
dcut GnAxr's intalllbility. They have re-
tluired prompt nnd complete acquiesceuce
in I'll Of his utterauces as tae gospel OF the
Republican party, md in1dels were ecourgcd
and Bcarihed without mercy. by an inter-
eating contrestmps, aud owing to tile nlto-
gethcr unusual precipisancy Of theso cx.
: treno partisan journals, they now find them
selves opposed TO President CHANT on the
most vital Issue that las arisen during either
of lis terms, viz. the measure reported In
Congress 10 regulate the count Of tho Prcsi-
Dental vote. What puzzles Tug tribune Ia
10 know how w0 nro to reconcile the
perplexiug contradiction. Tho newspapers
referred to l.ayo taugh. us to believe that tho
Republican party il bound by al! the Meta Of
President CHANTS Administration Indeed,
Tur TntlzuaE OIL moro tha,l QUO occasion las
been rea4l out Of tho party for daring to differ
with tbs President. and Suggesting that lie
AAs been deceived OF committed an error OF
Judgment. Now, whnt course will these
ultra newspapers take, sincs President GnAs7
llas evidently fudorsed the Congressional
compromise measure, md sajd that he will
tign 1t "wi!lingly, cheerfully, heartily"
willie they denounco 1t as surrender, 4
iraul, aud 1u.nbug? Will they now pro-
ceed 10 read President CHANT out at the
pnrty because ho differs from them, as they
haya previously read those out Ut the pa.ty
who uttered from, President GaAsr? Viii
ll!ey proroed 10 bulidoxc" him as they Arc
bulllozing" The members Of Congress
| who ars inclined TO favor the compromlaa 7
Can 1t DO that the man who has
been infallilla In the administration
Of tho Government for nearly eight years
| has suddenly lost tho charm md committed
vital error at tho very close Of )As public
career? Wa ahali nwait anxiously the result
Of tho new development. Perhaps these cx.
trenae newspapers will apply the sa1no rule
to themselves which they have hitherto ap-
| piled to others, and, now that tbs President
has spoken, they will ahaulon their opposi-
tion to the compromise and accept his vcr.
lict ~ ana and binding upon their party u.
legiauce.
| Meanwhile, President 0aAsr's hearty in-
dorscment Of tho proposed measure will
giye it greater strength both In Congress aud
throughout the country. Gen. GHAHr's en-
Tire career has shown him to 10 Que Of tho
most persistent aud duncompromisin8 OF men.
His inclination IL to fight everything through
, 1877-01-23

; To havo done q goost thing. and then to
!: regret It, is not by many removes n.ore cred
: liable than to have lono a meau thing md
. then feel proud over It. The Republican
; members Of tho House who oppoae the arbi-
!. tration plan aro In the former predicament.
They voted solid for the resolution, offered
by: Mr. McCRAnT, Of Iowa, calling for the
creation Of the Joint Committee, and which
!. WAS passed by Republican votes, besides
: beug introduced by Republicans.
- Republican Senate promptly con.
:, CURED in the proposition for tho Joint Com.
L mIttee, and the joint report Is therefore q
: Republican measure. THUS far tho record Is
patriotic and honorable, aud it would 10 q
!: pity to spoil 1t now by having to trnnsier to
= the Democrats tho credit Of tho flua1 ndop
tios, OF the Compromise bill.
, 1877-01-23
TIE SQAHLET.FEVER CONTROVERSY.

IdE SVAhLE1-fEfGh G0H1hufE6S1.
The Chicago Timts is endeavoriug to get
mp quarrel with THE TRIBUNE because wo
procured from DR.. DrEDE the for1nuln for
remedy and preventive in tho case Of scarlet
fever on 'he very same day It WIS attacking
DR.. DEEnE for not giving 1t to tho public.
THE TR1DuNE'H superior enterprise has not
unfrequently been tho occasion Of the 1ihses'
spleen. In tho present instance, the answer
Of the Tsmts In tint DR.. BEEsE.s remedy is
not now. We have nothing to 10 with that,
no long as Its efficiency Ia not disputed. It
IL for DR.. .DEEnE himself to establish any
CHIN lie may hive for tho discovery of the
nntiseptic known a. "su1pho-carbo1nte cf
sodium" That tho remedy ia efficient seems
rather to be confirmed than disputed by the
Times medical researches. It tquotes largely
from articles written by Dr.. ARrnun SAMSON
in 1868 AMI 1869, In which he says:
My experience In tho use Of tulrho. carbolato Of
sodlnm in zymustc discases ID unexcepttonally
favorable. During twelve months hayo admins.
tered It In every severe caio which has fallen I'm.
der my observation. employed supho.
carbutate Of sodium In i've severe cases Of scarlet
fever. I. s.. Recovery Wns rapid, perfect, aud
uncomp1Ecated.
Indorscd by much authority as DR..
SAMSON, TnE TRIBUNE geems to be
fully justified in giving 10 the public
when scarlet fever and dipAtheria nre SO
frightful as an epidemic. Aud right horo
the following inquiry suggests itsclf: II tho
nse and efficiency Of sulpho-carbolato of
sodium are SO generally known 10 the med
, 1877-01-23

,Rooms. 0ccHpanlf.
]. CHARTER OAK LIFE 1usufsnce pep'L,.
.. TO RENT.
=. 0usTIN 4 WALLACE. J. T. DALE.
4. DuEBER WATCH-CAsEM MAE'F7G COMPANY.
ii. ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
d. NEW YORK WATCH COMPANY.
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=. WiIfGuT & TSflEELt.
10 CHARTER OAR LfFl: tLoan Depkl
t1-fa FAtRCH1LD n DLACKMAN.
Is. HENRY F.. sEEtYE. r. II. COOPER.
1@-t3. JAMES MORGAN. n. ". NfttDNE.
=! 10. CENTESSlAL PUBLISHING EUMeASYt
II. II. b. ttAnDtN,
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F.. II. o. L. DAsKtS 4 CO.
:. -. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
-, EDITOR. IN. CHIEF.
"a. MANAGING EDITOR.
-. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
70. l.. c. EARLE.
n. ". j. BARNEY Il CO.
"a. WILLIAM BROsS. .-.-...
-. II. F. EOREHOSs. j. 4. MrELDDTERT.
, .Hn ilKDPATH LrcEUst BCREAc.
81. CcMMERE1AL EplTOt:
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:e,. GEORGE l.. THATCHER
:to. NIGHT EDITOR.
70, ciTT EDITOR.
on!ees in tho Building to sent bY n. G. DOW.
Room ..
, 1877-01-23

6pFc1d U11Vd3eH 70 3As 3F6Eak.
NonMAL, ILL.,, Jsn. 22.-1nlueed by the azttA-
t!on Of the question Of tho annexation Of NOR
mai to Bloomington, q number of property
owners living within tho corporate lim!ts Of
Normal are on'an!zng plan Of secession, The
obIert intended being to withdraw from ths
Municipality and thus avoid the eitY and school
ta1es Of N0sn,al, whivli, though not nearly 10
high n the taxes ol Bloomington, aru quite
ouerous TO these &reeholders. Tho se.essioniats
claim that, BY law, tlley ean, upon petition to
thu County Court, withdraw frou1 The eorpoEs.
ton. The:r design has caused good deal Ut
excitement, not oulr tn Normal. hut Blooming
ton aiso, aud theis action will be fe4!stsd. TIA
question Of their right to seceie il pns that r.
rlously Affects eTery town sad aty 10 ths Hta&s.
, 1877-01-23

who IL tho manufacturer OF boilers, On Clinton
street, near knzie, VIA sought uut BY Tnlp-
uN1 reporter. He w&s fonul In his ollles, and
there the following copyersatlon'louk p1ace:
"Whst Is your oplnio1 of tue Cu.npsomiss
bill now bcfosu Congress Oh tbs Presidential
question, ME. Masonth
~ belteye 1t Is the best We can do under the
circumstances. I also believe It u perfectly
constitutional! for shs reason that It Il silnpl5
question ~ 10 Vhat returns the Ylcs-Pres4lens
shall read"
"Then Jou belieyo that the vlce.Pretideat,
has the right to decide ~ to the returns, and
which should be accepted ~ the correct ouesa"
believs the Vlce.Fre&ident laa Tho right to
rad the returns, and tals Cola1nlsalon i oulJ
appointed q sEoua.il " adnae witb him upon
NJ ths piupsr uaxs tx tl@. y :isI1 eA4 " b
, 1877-01-23

!. The voice Of the business classes through
ont the conntry continues to be heard in ap-
proval Of tho Joint Committees plan Of
settlement. Numerous interviews with Chi
casoans are printed this morning, whilo the
dispatches from all pnrts Of the Union tall Of
resolutions adopsed by commercial bodies
with great unanimlty indoraing tho proposed
arbitration. Tho politicians l1libuster md
Hesitate over It; tho n,m;s of the people
come stzaight to the point aud vote that 1t
il the one thing nccdful Mt this critical time.
, 1877-01-23
COUNTING THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE

ft'htra fhnl1pbtt III a IN
sans whose measure Of inv and ,,,atic. IL In
hayo all ,l,lnrs decided in THUR own ;ntercnt
and those persou, ore. tu the matter of
counting Tho Presidential ,otr liy,i,rd NJ
follows: Democrats 8ay lint tho 1f,u.a n,
Representatives IL Dt,norrnt,o. 1rt ia
ronao rcf,vo tl,o, tbo WIT. ~ fo,;s;.,, 1.o
coun,c,1, Th;. win ,,cf.e. m el.r,ion an;
thcn lin Dcmoeratic lfnus, cau .lcrt T,, ~.
neuul,,Icons say :. nh. pr.sul,,t ~ H..
s,noto it, 1r,mh,;cnu. 1eI hin ,,l. tha
ros,o,x,t;l;,v ~ c,,,,;na ,l,a xo,a, ,,,,a..,,
,., h;,, ro,;,,, n, ~. e',n,o.,.l ,.,,..a r..
u.vra o,l inns and ,,,o n,a,tsr T, Ia sofo
IN oxx,,r,e ilnt Il tho noli,i,. ~ ,,,a prau;
1,,,t ~ lin so,oto mi ~ ,ho I1avs. - ~,
r...n,.,;yos w.r., r"xarx.,, ,,,..s tao :, w.
~ ,nr,o,s ,ya,,,; l.. Jo'',.",,;,r ~ "ss..
onnos;,o ~ Whit thov now insxt rnn, u wy
III. ,,ain, ,,,o, lin ,n.o 1Io,,so. - con
ma.. ,,or. ~ ,o,..,r h., ,.,, ~. .e.,,,,.;a. -.
ass,,,,a H., ,>.,Fn.a,l;,o, .,a..s;,;a. o.'. ~
I'll, ,,a.oa 49,, ,,..t H. r,..",:i. ~.
&C. sanat., - .hs ri. mr., "ro1's;ro 49,, - ana, ns
, 1877-01-23

closed steady, Ut 43sc cash aud 4tc seller
February. Oats closed steady, at 351c cash
and 354c for February. R5o waa quiet, at
72c. barley closed 10 lower, at G2 for Feb.
rt,ary. Hogs were in moderate demand and
unchanged, will, snles Of common to good
grades at f.;.0D@G.:0. Cattlo were dull and
irrcgnlarly lower. Sheep wero firm, at $500
@1.:5. Ono hundred dollars in gold would
buy T10G.375 in grecnbncks at the close.
, 1877-01-23

! Suit was ycstoFtlgy commenced by United
states District-Ath ,rney DLlss, in New York,
:, against SAMUEL J. T1Lpks, to recover tho
:. sum of $15o, 600, the snme being the a,nount
:, Of income tax v hict Sfr. T1lpEN is alleged
! TO owe tie United States Government.
, 1877-01-23

The upphiloHophical Iackass Of the Chicago
Times, who began by denouneing the Con.
grcssioual compromise measure with his
usual bIackg1ardtsrn, now oaya that, .solc!y
as measure Of e1pedioncy, and for this
t!inc only, the project inay DO admissible"
AZ tlht IL MI TINT has ever lean desired By
anybody, th'B is m admission Of the whole
case. At the same time Ito adhcres, with oil
the portinacity Of IN uEphilosophical jack.
ass, to his old notion that Congress can ,1e-
termino what Electoral votes uro in such
manner ~ to enable either Huuse to reject
any 1t chooses. liz says:
Cancressis commanded By tic Constitution 10
count votcs. What votcat Tile Constitution on.
swers: Hoses that fnllii tho conditions provided
by Tho Constitution. given 1y Persons qualified ind
appointed a. the Consttntiun provides, los persons
slso qualified ~ Tie Consultation prov!Lcs. Such
arc the sotes which Congress IL commanded by the
Constitution 10 cnHnt.
Il il too much 10 expect Of an unphilo-
sophical jackaas sl,at he will listen to reason
or common sense, but ho might at least llavo
some regard for truth. The Constitution
does not nnswcr any such thing as he rays.
The Constitution says TINT Electors shall be
appointed by each State Al the Legislature
thereof may direct, that these Electors shall
meet and east their votes I'y ballot, and that
snch votes shall bo certified by said Electors
aud tr1nauitted to the President of tho Sen.
ate. I'llcso are tho votes which Congress
must cos.,.t. II silero aro my pretended
Electoral vt'scs Congress mny reject tbem,--
not ouo House Ut Congress, but it rcluirca
IN legislation or special action on tic pnr.
of Congress to determine that votes cast nc.
cor>tlug to The requirements Of tho Constitu.
lion are iu fact votes before they ean be
cOunf0tl
, 1877-01-23

uIADDtr, II, vfHr rf hs afw t.
p psaMss.. ~ n s.s" u .he s"ppoFt gwen 70 Il oy
terest taEen In tho question, tho reportorial
stall made a second tour. yesterday among
fainnp an crnrss.;on ~ Mill. son.iasant ,x..,.
~. faa,a sp.sss,ou VI pu'''e sent'"ep1' Win
'"e to''o"'''s lesolt'
n,,n
AIR. nsxnY xExr.
prcst,rnt or TIM cbfcnr,, E Nnr.hv,,.,r, r,,,.
ro.a ~, ths ~, osa,,urs. 's. s,'.s, ~" ,nas re
him thc reporter haa tba toowtns s''stv 'ntsrxcw a
What IL your view OF this arbitration 1nes-
tlonl' asked the reporter after Introducing him.
's.. at.' s s.a''ak . .n' op3ess -, o' ~ v's".
ought to be accepted. 1 think 1t Is as fair set.
tlemcnt u the dispute ~ eau be hoped for"
What do you think would 10 tic effect on
'ne Parry a, ,aat opposeu p sne measare"
u shou!d-say It would be disastrous to which
cvcr, party opposed IT," ..
st ts" i the Sf this measure st
country arc in favor u scttiement % Of the 10 Dis. IT,
pute. and think they look upon this plan Of
fs,ement 2; being ~ af anysng they san
ought 10 be acepted, md thtne ti,ose arc sa ths
Nm: 7. Z: ptAcKsTosF,
Railroad, was next Waited, Ind, IN RESPONSE to
the sanlc line OF questions haid:
~ think this plan Is tho best way to settlo
the question, and ? settlement is Something
n,ose importance than tho merc election Of
either Hayes or Ttl.len. Ny opinion Ia that the
party wl,fch opposcs this measure viii ycry
any settlement viii g1yo nn impetus 10 the gen.
cral business Of tic country, aud, iuasmucii A.
tho railroads serve ali classcs, it muat ofrect
them ns It docs thoBe other vlnsscs. Nv yfers
correspond Enthusiastically to thoso expressed m By
President Grant on this uucstipl--tlat Utmost
anything Congress NAV nrrco uuon would bn
better than to liaye anything iike smother 70.
belltou,H
Mr.. nuou RIDDLE,
tho Chicago. Rock IsIaad &; Pacific RaIroa.i.
had not much to say upon this question; bus
What he did say was 10 tie mint:
ave don't Euow,n sald lie. !" onythfor nbout
the constitutional questions that mny nrIse. int
desire to sec The matters In DISPUTE oiiusted
aud the business q q .hs country feVived.
party that opposed the mcaaufcf" '
IT don't Know, Us / have not formed anv
opinion a. 10 that, but think the Presidential
:" IIsye yGu noticed thst president mt tsrznt m.
Dtoyes the pianfH ~
u Yes, and should feel llke sustatn,or him
In The approval. Tbs sooner Ills mattcr & set.
t.css Of tits countrr.n '1S IN '"'''
The renorter mrY{ en1te, nm,
M, n, c. MrIpnuu.
General Western Freight Aren't Of the Pitts.
int are yo,'r " vIsws an 1'to1u; fhr run,nront..
ulan now before EonrrcasfS a.ttd ,i,r Tenortcr.
IT I'm mt in fsrnF of tbe nisn. ,ops.tsn,
+fousty hcif,ve tfat n n fta niana ~ ~. p.ast
dent Of lie Senate TO count she Totes ~ II Thc ncn.
tion, and hencc ha. arisen tlis plan to Tide over
q 4!nealty Whlch would haYt &ettled
, 1877-01-23
PERSONAL.

=, -, ."s'' ~. -" :".5 ~ -. - 1'A'oeeu -.
=" s"e ,an n'e'ea 'HeA''e f''1As "''e'ao'' he''s'
A., oaia"in smlth mas IN aI'c'e WIN ING tnEEet.se
n.'s ~ ne "ssea ~ "an III '"' '&'' nun'oeF
" .'"'"'" '3aaa4"s
ar. 6eeehef. IN ha 1ast Frsday evening US
eoaFte' epoEe OF ane'ent Nfee'An soele'S' ahu ls
lepoi1eu rs having sala 1nat areeee ms @ae
aes't own ea'osoh
joaquin Miller saYs he IA studying to correct hia
critical judgment, no that hereafter we may hope
that he will not publish the contents ug his wAatn-
paper taskct and throw lii brillIautt away.
A New York jury had much difficulty to express
euf1c!ently It's contcmpt Of rnnn rhu httt. In an
affidavit, nworo to the Innocence Of wonnn. and
In open court testified 10 her guil; bat the matter
was compromised by clearing the woman.
Vheua youpg scu1rtor, in conversation with
Olbron. dep,ccatcd criticism of ccttaln statue on
tte MIA lint Il Ind been modelled IN very short
fling. the latter tep1!cd: ..pcoplc w,1l moi atk
how long the statue took you shcy will sfu,o1y aay
Il IL bad-ycs. bad"
.1labberton, enys tho New York correspond.
en-. Of the Springfield Reuubfleag, .used to
hnyo theological pret,,ccttons t,l1 he dled m en-.
rsccmcnt on Beecnc.'s paper, which cured him of
lint foo)Ishnc,s," This does not seem orthodox
euonrh for bIas,achusct,s' readers,
~, 4,ao+,,, -. In c.,no ), ..,. IL. rand,.
ca,s.a,n. ,on,,na ~, .,s .,'..sn,. s1...,""
-. fc,v 1;xcs f.., n, 1cor. rnns. m TI"r.rcn !,
rhc irtcr,snn ~ ~. rr;,cr ~ IL, Ton,on .r,,ei
mox mi h,vc brcn IN INV a irut,l t1,in7, Int thr
.nb,~,i," ~ II co,ta1nis b.. that .r.o,
A,o,hsr ...,tv r,1cd n III. f,d s,r,h ro,,sr,to,
T.. ronv NJ ,hc famon, :. 1,receh.s cd;,ton ~ m.
nh,o t.,t,,.I H. 1t-- ,r,trt ..tn.a q. no. f.nr,
T., rs,drra ~ thn vo,.o ,r C.ro.i.. t nh.u tha
49, ~ .han, ,,o,,. ,yoro ,nsnnI aud .hax ,,s,s
i,at thcv wcro nnhca and ,I,rv ..wed ngc~.tyrn
fcavr, tnoathcr. md ,uatc thrmsc,ve. hrceehcs "
80 ~ 80
, 1877-01-23

Greonbacks at the New York Gold E1.
change yesterday c1oga at ~.
, 1877-01-23
AatUSENfENTS.

New Chicago Thcnere-
Clark ft1eet, between Lake md ltinjopf4 Ia Com.
mAatcut cAitneuTe, the r1tttIdxtLAIrus.
, 1877-01-23

liaver!y'a Ticatre.
Randolph atrttt hctncen Clark and l,ASaIie. En.
gtkement ot Dal5s Fiji +ascnua culuI any. Life
, 1877-01-23

Il viii now be Of intercst to lnovy whelher
auy correspondence. BIZ telegram or otl,er,
wise. nesse,l between tbe nenhev ~ f,or
T,rnts md ucrsona in colun,,io o,n1
whctcr anv uonsy VIVA sent from Nav yort
bv draft or e1,,resa and ~ eo ,yhot,,or f,nv
T11pEs was. a. usna,. wholly oll;v;oua con.
cernino tbe tranaactions Of hia nenlew re,n.
tive 10 lila securing of neci,fnl C,.ctoro,
votes. A witness apneorcd h-for. the
Son,b caro1;na 1nyce,;o.,;no ro,o,n;,,o. T.,
, 1877-01-23

11eraflcY Music Fall,
Ms. R3 81, and " Madison s.rest. Grind lnaugura
fepurGYi.
, 1877-01-23

Ade1r11 Theatre.
Monroe Hteef, corner Dsart3ru, hEiue4yE."
Variety entertainment.
, 1877-01-23

and roted for bY the following Republicans.
gibson, Freltnghuyren, reaae.
BofeMhn, Hamilton. nAmSny.
Iinntwc1t, ItnryeY. Sargent.
Ghanuier. Hitchcock Sherman,
layton. LOGAN, Spencer,
Gnnnves, Mitchcll NashbuEn,
EfaEln. Morrill, tTt.), Wrtt,
i,ufHty: Marion. Wight.
Kerry tMtch.1, OStrahy.
Flanagan, Patterson,
In 1876 tho bill was again considered and
again passed, the following Republicans vos-
ing for It:
Allison. FretInphuyetn. Morton.
hntNon5, Hamilton, Dxlcsby.
!'oath: l!aHlfln, Paddock,
Iutnsdc. Hitchcock, Patterson,
Cameron tpa,}, lu4alEs. Sargent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
You Have no Excuse.

HAVE you any excuse for suff ring
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is
there any reason why you should go
on frcm day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Custivness. Palpitation of the
Heart, Heart Burn, Waterbrash =,
Gns wing aud Burning Paius at the Pit
of the Stomach. Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue aud disagreahie Taste in the
month. Coming up Of. food after eating.
Low spirits. &c. No! 1t is POSITIVELY
Your own fanlt If you do. Go TO yonr
Drnggist and get "a bottle of Green 8
August Flower for rs cents your cure
is certain. bit if yon doubt this, get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try il
two doses will relieve you
Agents Crane Il Brigham. Wholesale
druggists. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
LOCAL !NTELLicENcE
Almost Wires

About one O'Clock This morning, the
landry building. mt the Central Hotel,
was discovered TO be on fire. A few
buckets of water. jndiciously applied.
prevented blnze which wonld have
endangered the hotel. Yesterday morn.
ing. "A building owned by Charles Kes.
Ter. on Bridge Street, and recently oc.
cupied ms "A carpenter shop. was sup
posed TO be on fire. as smoke was seen
issuing through the roof Mr. KesIer
observing The smoke, FASTENED to the
bulldog which he found locked. Fore
ing the doors he found lively fire in
the stove md the Stove pipe detached
from tue chimney. Fortunately in both
these instances. no damage was done.
People eannot be too careful, Just now,
IN regard TO fires. Everything in the
wood line, is AS dry ms four month y
hot sunshine eau make it. and frame
buildings are rs infammable as pine
lumber can be.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
Ranch for Sale.

HNOR Sale ranch of l60 acres, co
acres of which ara improved and partly
fenced: n new house containing six rooms
with furniu re, good we'll of water with
pump, 50 shade trees, "a stable with ten
alls, two corrai>, pillow and harrows and a
Buckeye mower, two horses, harness aud an
iron-axle wagon. tn ee dozen white Leghorn
chickens. one set of blacksmith tols, and a
lot of other articles too numerous to men-
ton
I WILL SELL THE RANCH ALONE OR
WITH EVERYTHING ON IT,
As the purchaser mag choose. there il
No hEtrHit STATION on the Idaho road
IL must be sold in - days. No reasonable
offer will be rein ed. For further pratt. culars
apply ON the ranch. NNt 4anHa7EfQ
Il HAEEY, Buffalo Station.
Oct. 9th, 1877. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
Sp=CaA- 10 Gals.
A.e Com =.


The AIleghaninus voca lists and
Swiss Bell Ringers, first organized
twenty SIX Years ago. aud whose name
has been the household word of the
music loving people Of all nations. aud
whose continuous travels have xtended
to ali parts OF tue civilized globe, will
appear at Wilnemucca on Thursday.
October IL. in Centennial Hall, and
every one who enjoys good home music
music that will take you buck to the
good da,s of yore,' and make you
forget dull care, should attend their
delightful concert. Their Rprertoire
e0braces "a choice collection of Vocn!
Qlartrttes. arranged in their own
prcular style: also. variety of the
sweetest English. Irish. Scotch, Ger
man and Spanish ballads extuut
Humorous Songs. Doetts, etc., Arias,
Cavatinas aud Scenas. from works of
tue most popnlar italian and French
masters. In addition to their usual
choice selections Of Vocal Music. they
will play several pieces on their new
Swiss Bells.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08

Ir.there il any victim Of an erupiive
malady who despairs of relief, let him
abandon his dependency. SO long as
il il possible for him to obtain Glenn =
Sulpher Soap be need entertain no
d nb's esp-ctlns tho pos, ibihty of bis
being cured. e
RejnseDate yourself with Hills In-
staneous Hair Dye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08

This morning. g A. Getty. while re-
pairing machinery in the Grand Prize
mill. had his leg crushed so badly that
IL had to be ampuh.ted below the knee
NJ. b. Hayes. who was shot by Pierce.
il gradually failing aud constantly
growing worse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08

TuscarOra.

A press dispatch from Tuscarora says
the Howell roasters connected with the
Grand Prize mill. were started up to
day on rich sulphnret ore from the
lower levels of The mine A very rich
strike is reported from Rock Greek.
twelve miles from Tuscarora.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
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