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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-30

COLD POISON.
jealous Woman Ends HeI
Troubles " Ith Laudanum.

A Jealous Woman Ends Her
Troubles With Laudanum.
The town of Unionville was thrown
into a state of excitement last Wednes-
day by the death of Mrs. Peter Spors
by her own hand. Deceased. who was
about ~ years OF age. was exceedingly
jealous of her husband, but why, it
was difficult for neighbors to con-
lecture. as he is man of over SO years
OF age. and not exactly what might be
considered u ''lady's man" in appear
gnee or manners. The idea that he
thought more of other women than of
his lawfully welded wife preyed so on
the mind of Mrs. Spors that she
became insane on the subject and
finally took laudanum to end her exist
ence. j. H. Mcmillan, J. p, held
AN INQUEST
On the body, aud the jury, consisting
of Robert Phuger. L. j. Haaley, James
Mccormick, William Mcclure. John
Bush and J. b. Hanna, found the fol-
lowing verdict:
UNIoNvILLE, New. Nov. 20, 1877.
We. the jury impaneled by j. I'll. Mo.
MILAN. Justice Of tue Peace aud Acting
Coroner, to inquire into the cause of
the death of Mrs. Mara Cornelia Spors,
do find that she came to her death
from an overdose of laudanum, admin.
istered by her own hand while laboring
under mental depression.
Deceased was native of Holland.
and had lived in Unionvile eight or
nineyears. She leaves no children.
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volume in sig Lines.

This very hour. if you have a cough.
cold, or any difficulty in the throat or
lungs, send for Hale's Honey of Hor.
hound and Tar. Take it faithfully,
and you are safe. The cure is certain
and swift, and the preparation pleasant.
Don't disregard these six lines.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by all drug
gists at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-30
PARADISE ITEMS.
What the Changers are Doing
school Matters.

What the Grangers are Doing
school Matters.
A correspondent of the SILVER STATE
at Paradise Valley writes that the Gran
gers of that Valley are building grain
and flour depot at Tuscarora. Recon-
z1nl's sixteen mule teams are now on
the road from this place loaded with
lumber for that purpose. The CHANGERS
also contemplate building grist mill
next season. The School Trustees have
ordered new furniture for the school
house, and team loaded with desks is
now on the way to the Valley. The
school is now, as it has been for years.
under the supervision of Prof. j. b.
Case, who has no superior as teacher,
III the State.
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SAN FRANCISCO srooK REpoRT.
This Mornings Board.

AS 'AofHih@ 5O1tus
42l0 Ophir. 511a. 524.
1919 M74lcan. i64. I55s.
4i5 Goald Il Curry, 10, 9S.
so Best AZ Belohsr. y, 2II.
$40 California, z5H 29A.
1893 Savage, IL, il9s.
40 Con. Va, AZ, 243k.
440 ChJiltr. -, 4t1
so Hale IL S1reross. 1917. 1917 bio
100 Yellow Jacket, l24 l21s.
1925 Crown Polat. 61s. 81.
i605 Iniperial, ITO. lO5c.
100 keutuck. SO. 81.
375 alpha. II. lz9s.
% Confidence. "a.
735 Sierra Nevada, 8, So.
loo Utah Ia, l394.
1885 Bullion. 90, "a.
80 Lxeheqaer. IA. 420c.
50 Seq. BeIener. 10,
2025 onccor, D. so.
go Uaion. ~ ~.
$50 Oyerman. 70. % b30.
$3.50 Justice, -. 1874 b5.
1l75 Alta, il. 1917.
lliO Belcher, z, ~.
700 Jaiia 275, 27Oc.
5U1 Caledonia, 40. Aloe.
1000 Silver Hill, $50. 325c.
1040 New York, 2lO, 2l5c.
800 senator. 81.
$50 Dayton. 45c.
$40 ROCK Island, Csc.
250 Woodvilie, I25c.
200 Kossuth, 30, 800
ll5 Lady Washington, 8, Toe.
100 Andes, 500.
300 Wells Fargo. 30. 35c.
1850 Leylathan, So. 50c.
400 South Justice, l00c.
50 Ward, Soc.
400 n. Con. Va, lis. 1850.
1875 Benton. 325c.
Goo Trojan. l25c.
80 Boyle. 9Jc.
$50 Joe Scatec 40c.
4oO st. Lonis, 45. 40c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., l Will
send ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City.
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FIFTEEN banks and eighteen Insur-
ance Companies in Chicago have gone
to ruin within few years. Nearly all
of these We're swindles, yet not one of
the officers has been punished.
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SPECIAL 10 GALS.


LOST.
On last Monday. November 18th, a
brosha shawl, between Record creek
and Winuemucca on the Grass valley
road. The fiuder will be literally re-
warded by leaving the shawl at this
Office. JOSEPH THOMAS.
WInnemucca, Nov. %. tt
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A SPLENDID improved Howard (the
internationally solid platina movement,
33 holes, ruby jeweled, with exposed
pallets, stem winding, improved stem
setter, crystal capped. an adjusted
movement. really worth Sl60. price
$s7 at Uncle Harris. 702 Kearny
street.
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NOTICE TO TRANSFERS,

consequence of necessary repairs
n having to be made on the levee lead
ing to the Winnemucca bridge it will be i'm.
passable Tor lagge teams next Monday. Team
sters VIII therefore take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
j. E. BANNIsTER, Road Overseer,
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Tom Gains and Neil Ovens teams,
loaded by f. Reinhart IL Co. with
20, 900 pounds oil freight lett to Gay for
Cornd'copia.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TENHE co-partnership heretofore existing
IL between the undersigneds under the
firm name OF Laveaga 81 Hawley, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Jacob Hawley
having sold his interest to Pablo Laveaga.
The business will be continued. as hereto
fore by the remaining partner, under the
name of Pablo Laveaga, who assumes all
liabilities and collects ali debts OF tue firm.
=. LAVEAdA,
JeIiAWLEY,
= Unionyiiles November ?, 1871 Ina.
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
....NoRrH SIDE BRIDGE STREET..
Winnemucca, Nevada,
HiN2Ez BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Free Conveyance to and From
All Trains.

FgfHE PROPRIE TORS OF THIS OLD ES-
Il tabilshed resort take this opportunity to
thank their many friends and patrons for the
kind ana liberal support which they have re-
ceived In the past and beg TO inform them
that they have Just comp.eted extensive i'm
pi oyements and alterations IN their establish
ment which maAe it second to none in the
State. In addItiC to our hotel improve
ments we have splendid
SALOON AND BiLLIARD HALL
Where we have one Of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables ami sundry other appendages necessary
10 make 1t a nrso class place of resort.
d The Bar is always furnished with nothing
but the finest brands of choice wines,
Liquors, Cigars CSc. The tables are al
way supplied with the very best the market
affords. Civil, polite and attentive walters
will cater TO the wants of our guests, and
good order will be strictly observed.
again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past fayors, we beg continuance of
the same, believing that We have superior ac-
commodations TO any house in town. We as
sure one and. all that We shall make ir our
especial object to study the comfort OF our
patrons, and viii spare no effort to make them
feel at home.
HINKEY BROTHERS,
de16-tf.
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A MONTREAL man went to California
twenty years ago. and never wrote back
to his wife. She deemed him dead,
aud married again. The second hus-
band died, and last spring she took a
third. Now, the first returns and
claims her. She has separated from
the third, bat intends to return to him
if she can get divorce from the first.
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------==------
Thanksgiving sermon.

The sermon preached at the NJ. E.
Church yesterday by Rev. G. W. Fitch
was masterpiece of logic and elo-
quence, aud wholly free from sectarian-
ism. MIR. Fitch is gentleman of ideas
and culture, and can9or compels US TO
state, that as speaker and reasoner,
he is UNNECESSARILY superior to any
body ever before sent here by the N. K.
Conference, aud those who fail to hear
him miss rare treat.
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aS- Range OF temp erstarc at this station
yesterday Highest, 40 deg; lowest, II deg.
Range, 81. average, 81 deg.
$50. HTSALY,
CorpI sigaal service. q. y. A.
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win be delivered daily in quantities to salt
customers in any part of town. Order left at
w. A, Tronsdales will be promptly filled.
stock pastured on xexsonable terms
W.A.TROUsDXLE' 4 Co
pseRxistoFs,s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24
Concerning the Evangelist Ham
mond.
From tie Troy Times.

We would not make light Of religious
matters. They are to be held and re-
garded as sacred But il sometimes
happens that professed religious preach
ers and teachers are justly nmenable
even To worldly criticisms There is
the Rev. T.. Payson Hammond, Of
whom telegraph dispatch informs US
that some 400 converts have been
gathered into the fold at Seneca Falls
under his preaching well, we cer-
tainly hope be is doing n good work
aud the Lords work But it would
seem that. unless greatly changed. the
Rev. Payson T. Hammond is not above
pride and personal ambition. and that
1t least no is good friend to the Rev
Payson T. Hammond A few years
since he held series Of revival meet.
ings in Rochester, ani his preaching
created considerable excitement In
the midst Of his labors, photographs Of
the reverend gentleman appeared, rep
resenting him in various attitudes. a.
for instance the Rev. T. Payson Ham
mond in the attitude of prayer the Rev
Psyson +. Hammond as be appearsi II the
pulpit; the Rev L. Pay son Hammond
in repose, etc.-ali going to illustrate
personal grace and impressive indisidu-
ality. Nothing absolutely wrong about
this, 1t is true but as matter If taste
Tor revival minister. the fact excited
u good deal Of comment 10 the effect
that Mr. Hammond was not above per
aaual nrij- and tauptsf; ion. of yan:,x
in making such queer show of himself
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24

A ROMANCE IN REAL LiFg-Soma
thirty odd years ago young man and
young girl III Sweden united their lives
In matrimony. and soon aiterward mi
grated to America Here four children
were born to them. aud the father and
mother were gathered home" The
children were provided with homes.
but tho two boys were dissatisfied with
their quarters. aud vanished between
two days. This was the year before
Sumter was fred upon. One lad went
10 Minnesota. and the other went
South. When the war commenced
each became a soldier. one in a Mime.
sofa regiment. aud the other in the
Confederate army. In one of the fierce
battles that took place the two brothers
met and recognized each other. The
meeting was brief. but long enough for
them to Immediately pledge that when
the war WAS over they would unite and
not again separate. This they did
and settled in East Des Moiues. low a
where both are now residents This
sounds considerably like . blood and
thunder novel in one column. but it's
ell true.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24
Ingersoll Says go West"

II there is young man ia this audi
ence beg Of him never take clerk
ship in the city Of Washington. Don
you do il, Never DO You Pat yourself
where you have to duck yoar had and
take IF your hat % everybody else
Don't you DO it Don't put your hapli-
ness--don't put your fortune--ia the
power o. another mans breath Doa' I
you do il. You never wall have sny
manhood; sou never will have any YER
zebra; you never will have any real.
square spaak: you canno. have il; aud
you will lose confidence. aud you will
begin 20 think. il you cannot have a
regular payinen. each month Of s9i -.
tina, you cannot possibly make a living
In this world 10 will take all the pluck
out Of you. beg Of you not 10 dis
count yoar future; | beg Of every
young man. have the courage 10 take
what cotnes, let i. be feast or Jet i, be
famine, but don't sell the gift that for
tune may have for you for yet,y sal
AIRY Of 500 or $40 or 800 per month.
Don't do il. Go West would ra;h-
or have forty acres Of land and log
house with one rooIn-yes, and the wo-
man love, aud some lattice work over
the window. so that the sunlight would
fell checkered on the baby III the era
die. and few hollyhocks at the corner
Of the house, would rather have that.
and . nice path leading down to the
spring. where could go and hear the
water gurgling; wsuld rather iiys
there and die there than he cisrk OF
any government OIL earth
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24
THE BANK EXCHANGE

WILLIAM KIt 'kAkDS,
nh .s-su Pr~rrtese-.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24

"ARE you . Christian '" asked enc
Of Mr.. Aocdy's assistants q, an inquiry
meeting. Of ha-d-lookiag customer
who had taken = front seat. mo.
hs answered, sadly, Tin . plumber.
Il was . hopeless case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24

para" said . little four year -old
last Sunday, won't you pray to Go
and have him stop this rain. SO car
60 out and play in my sand Z" "Why
don't you pray to him yourselfs" asked
papa. II have" he replied, but Cos
don't pay any attention 10 . little
boy"
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keep her in the house. She would never
know when it was DONE"
what was said al the houseH" by Mr.
Mills.
The defence objected.
Again it was overruled.
The excitement was intense.
A tremor raR through the court
What could be coming next2 Cool, but
tantalizlng, the woman sat there, every
word that fell rom her lips deadly
blow TO the cause OF the accused.
She went on
"At the house she was let into the Sc
crets of the dark business, and became
acquainted with Carrie Raymond. As
Brooks had said, she was rapidly recov-
ering from the effects OF an operation
A storm of objections were interpOsed.
State Attorney Mills had his questions
all written out, and submitted them to
the Judge. He could not be baked. He
stood there determined and triumphant
His opponents were upon their feet,
hOpelessly battling for dead cause.
The witness was the only calm person
in the house. She went on with the
fatal precision OF q gmllotIne. she told
how the criminals had been deceived by
her pretensions, and fell INTO the trap.
At length the girl from Detroit came
and she waived the handkerchief at the
critical moment, the detectives rushed in
and the grsyhaired villains were caught
in the net, dupcd by woman.
The immeasurable hatred and passion
that cleaned from the CLASSY eyes OF
Brooks and ROsso were terrible in their
mslIgnanCy.
A sigh OF relief went up from the
crowd when the excitement was over,
and silence followed. s. terrible de
movement seldom surprises T. defendant
as was this, tor the wo nan mad been kept
in the background till she was needed to
Overwhelm the accused.
A weak attempt At DECENTRALIZATION
followed, and "that was ali
The Court then adjourned TIL TINS
morning at niLe o'clock, when the argu-
ments will be heard,
The accused went slowly back, pale
and exhausted, to their .onely cells, and
tho crowd filed silently out.
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cd With intelligent pupils, taught by
good teachers, mostly citizens OF our
county, and good, earnest workers IN the
cause OF education. We not only nave
better school buildings than our neigh
bors in Pennsylvania, but what speaks
better for West VIrgInia, we have them
Il ed with brighter, more Intelligent
pupils, further advanced IL the
branches taught IN public schools. we
make this assertion and are ready to
prove It at any time by bringing any two
representative schools tOgesher IN Trend
" competition. We have butt IN our
district Grant about twenty rev
houses, all of which are good, substantial,
comfortable buildings, shpphed with all
necessary Out-build,ngs, &c. Some OF
our schools have been greatly injured
during the past few years BY securing
the services OF teachers who we're utterly
incompetent, but who by ~ ne mcshs-
we do not know nor DO Ne pretend to
say how-received Nos | and ceriiE-
Gates. while if Justice mac been done
them, they would have received none at
all We nope TINS state OF ,ftsirs vii. be
regulated during the s!mlaIstra ion Of
oar next lperintendeut. We know that
the certificates will be properly graded if
the people should elect MIR. j. b.
David but we are AFRAID that
his opponent, Mr. F. K. Smith,
10 ruled too much By the old rIgnleaders,
and will not, unless forced to DO so If
we should be so unfortunate a to be
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PATIEN

I was not patient in that olden time,
When my unchastened heart began TO
long
For III is That lay beyond its reach my
Was wild, impulsive, passionate and
strong.
l could not wait tor happiness and love.
Heaven-sent, TO come and nestle IN my
l could not realize how time might prove
That patient waiting would avail me est.
Let he ue happy now my heart cried
..In mine own way and with my chosen
The future is too dark and full OF doubt,
For me tarry and trust IL not.
Take all my blessings, all am and nave,
But give that glimpse of heaven before the
grave!
All me-" G d heard my Maynard, sell
And taking pit on my blinded heart
lie babe the angel of strong grief draw
VINO pierced my bosom in its tenderest
l drank wrath's wine cup to the bitter
With >,rong amazement and broken
Will;
Then, humbIcd, straightway fell upon
And God doth know my heart is kneeIing
eth.
have grown patient; seeking not to
CNOGs,
Miueuwu blind lot, but take that God
shall send,
In which, II what long tor | should lose,
know the l,~s will work some blessed
some better late tormine and me than
Could ever compass underneath the sky.
AUthe Year RDgnd.
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DRAMATIC SCENEIN COURT.
A Female Detectives Effective EVi'
dcucc In u Trial for Abortion.
i,l,..,,,, rr,.rnray Au0uSt 4

7 -
In the Criminal Court yesterday
morning large crowd gathered to listen
Id the evidence in the case of Franklin
Brooks and james Rosso alas James
Russell charged with committing an
abortion upon one Carrie Raymond.
AHer the crupancIing Of q jury the in
aiytmeuts were read, and the attorneys
on both sides followed with speeches
The first witness called was Deputy
Supcrirtcndcnt Dixon. He had known
lc.endaut shout year; his attention
Was called 80 the MISTER last March; Off
GERS Simmons a.d Ryan were detailed 10
ook MT. the case; the premises where
fur cue WIS alleged to have been COM
United. No l9l Yves, XIII street, We're
.,.,rlocd by the officer, when 81 number
medical instruments we're Identified
- having been tound.on the premises
n examining the house they found IN u
bedroom Il young wJmon named Fannie
Mckay. who evidently had undergone
ma.trcatmcnt; defendants had admitted
.o witness thu. Carrie Raymond was AT
he house on kInIie street.
This witness WAS SLOWED 10 go without
cross examination, when Carrie Raymond
....s lied and sworn. She testified that
..r mona was in Racine, Wis: she was
..,.r-,,d yvss ancrjrte I'm March last, and.
accompanied by her sister, visited Dr..
Rr,al,snn the 18th OF February; after
".'oNs va ~ :, n,.s .nrooa =, nv tho
80 60 .;,,' ~ SJ50 49, cn,,ncrsstIoo
"'1'o' ~, n,hinb ho sbanld Nor.
al ~" ''o''l d',ar,rt;on nT,bn orrra.
.o''n On ne. 'f', ,J, ,,,;,,as,. f,n~
ion was .,.o ~ hs- =" n, I0i
',''' T,.,a',.".., ,rb.ro sha rnn.airr5
'ss A.l'II.g .,,,' .a',-d da,. ~ Lcr
=. a. "Cv''I R. ,'' E,n.o.nn, 5cr npcrs.
,..,r -yos nrrf,rmri: the doctor" admit
..'' WIZ, pea,g, men, 10 ' t.d "rn-,,od nno,
w ~ .,,,d r.,j
'"""sH"-S "' "o-'.''' IL VIE N''' ''''- ''''N
never 'usI |"S'' rn
Mr.. M'Ns c"L1eu M -, . o,'NsT w..
p''oNS anu ''ossG ,i"'''' Mo -,
e.temgnt was courageous. . no ,b "DS ."ano
81 "''T'' LUZ, 'u.'' In,,aG f@rwrr6 from, tho
Small boys CROWDED ioF% %l,,1, ''T i.h tn1
"'s,.''' So' '' JrSns,, nac,.tnr. wb9 bsJ
''.,,, o., IT, .nTsstI,n and bso he.
come 3" "'',.'sS ''Sl I.,', ,,, 80, ~.
come o's-.'s'',' ~ ''' 49, '''N ...,,,, ~
ir"''s 81 ..''"' mon. t s,I,''. . a. "
"''' / "' 'no"''"' ,"' '''''''
Tier name was "MTs. OcIa7IA Johh-
SON
There she sat, handsome woman,
with 81 certain dash aud sei-p">seSSioh
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FOR SALE.

FiNE FARM ADJOINING tn p
\ town OF Trludelpu!a, OHIO county, W.
Va, .ylug On the pike, containing no
acres, about on -Aa.t under coed Stale %.
cultivation. Coal under AL the land. 90
TIMBER, fine improvements, Eupt house,
good Iarn. stable aud al Lrcy S~aTy OUT
buildings. fruit, x. Terms .a suit the
peTcLaSrr, on .J-A time
For particulars enquire Of EaS\ Ia a
BRITT, AUct.our-g>, Rea. L~-a.a Agents
and stock Brokers, NJ. ll-y NaE.gi S.
CTauEle'S Block. yE7A
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FOR sALE.
FOR ALE.

LNIGHII CHOICE BCILDlSG LOTS o.
u Wheeling island price from S4y %
sou each. Only One-sIXth OF ne purchase
money required IN cash. The residue may
De paid annually IL i've equal ilSia.r
Derts, with interest Apply TO
John +. GILLakI>-
OCSyL \ 4y- E.-...
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