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COlIMERCIAE.
uONTrARY.

The monetary market ia somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there Is anpie
funds for legitimate business ana coihhiei'
cial purposes. o-.z...t,i az
gjLD-Buying, large pieces o. small Vd'
Selling large o. small 10.
SlIVEH-Nomlnai. -,
There is but little gold or silver In InSIKe,'
GE-Commercial, q per cent
Discount; bank, par.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, Nov mber Gold 81 OusI
a Olts. EXcnaagu- Now York sight =, d.s.
counI@par New Orleans sigut = discount
GA premium,
NEW YORK, November g,--Stocks lower.
Money D ger cent, cola II va, EXchNngc--
long a ~ short Il So. state bonds higher.
GuYcrnment bonds hfmvr.
Goa opened III U2ia,
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GgAIs hKD BREADsTUFFs.

WHEAT-Cholce 81 IS; good miiliDgs 81 .
asl Az; fair 81 1884 -; low grades "a VS
81 10, .o-.s-,.
oATs-selling only to feed men, SD9Soc;
CosN-Texss, in shuck, 55e65o; in de-
Jpaud, gheiled, none Offering.
BAILEY EED-3S9i0c.
ENE-1jc. -
HAY--s7 e09lO % per ton; Hungarian and
-at roads have caused great scarcity OF
ali Kinds OF grain AMI prices have been
foicsd up far beyond It's value.
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FI.nIR.

FLOUR-Fair demand. which Is met freely
At Inc following quotations: Crescent ~
SACKS. 81 10. san JecintO . 10; Empire y "
XXXs3 q; Eagle g pE Magnolia, IN SACKS,
o. lbs, II o.; Todd's MN, 6 q; s 49,
Central xxx, s. ~; Choice FANNY S5S
slar Mills X&, - o..
BRAE-frUm 70 20 53c.
(uRN MEAl4-U1c.
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LAME Ann CEMINr.

III hil--'rho bast quality iu hnrrrlH IN worth
fsi ln hnlk, VI oui ordinary Dallas 2ic. pen
hhsnsi,
Nl MEN1- R1sfndle- 90 worth % d barrel
Lo4itylile, best, iitle kept dhO v barrels;
Dallas. ~ h0.
FAAsfEhls worth % il ID barral.
Gas SUPP yiul The RbnNs Wolut4ei Arl.
'Ha lRanplo dHntnd fair market arm,
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NEW iORK, November y. STERLING - on.
Money per oe /. GOid VI O]d. Government
bonds nrm. state bonds tim,
NEW ORLEANS, November 0.--Gold 81 0sS
al va, Slaht "A discount. sterling bank
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SHEEP hl.lH- Each, owllp 40 wool, POO
-it,i Nhiie WOOL, Ions, llni white wool, tall
oilni lNaAci black wool, lHH,
~ ~ ALO-Rull'a TO-, COWS, DO.
HALloW-ln barrels, $40,
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Philadelphia Press We have DELHI,
emtely permiitcthed southern democ
rRey to lrlusser its seat OF Gov.
eminent from Rlomuond 10 Wash,
lngion, bnt let AZ nc lelst rc.
speot the dead aud manned heroes of
the national army enough 10 treat them
~ a lutte more worthy Of gratitude
than the man who lrUmp.sd The stars
aHd stripes ln Che dust
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Sioux City claims to be great butter
shipping point. A single shipment Of
twenty-five car,louds in one day is said
to have been made from there recently.
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These Liniments are simply the wonder of
tho world. The elects are little less than
marvellous.
the WHITE Liniment In for the human
family. IL will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica
aud neuralgia from tue systemi cure Lum.
bagO, ChilOlains, Lock jaw, Palsy Itch, and
most Jataneou4 EruptiOns; 10 extracts most
from frozen hands and feet, anu the poison
of bites ana stings of venomous reptilrt; "
subducs svellings, anu aileVlates pain Of
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
10 is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the Injured pats. The Centaur Lin
iment IN used with great cincacy tor sore
Throat, TyOihdcIie, CdkCd breasts, Earacke,
and Weak Back. The fOliOwingi Is bus SAM
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JET. Co., Ind, May %, 1873
| "t think it my duty 10 inform you that
have suffered much with uOotien feet ana
/ ehOrds. A few bottles Of Centaur Lintment
| has done ne tUOrk for me. ] nave not been
/ free from these swellings IN eight Ledrs. Nov
| Idm JerJeciiD UeI. the LiniDient ought to
W "PP''0N "BENJAMfN BROWN"
The proof Ia IN the trial. IL Is reliable, II
/ is hAndy, II Ia cheap, and every family
| ch ould have the Mhiteen CtauT Linim en-
The yellow Ccntaur Lininient IL
/ adapted 10 THE tough muscles, cerds and
| flesh OF horses and animals. 10 has perform.
ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
| Spaviu. stain, Mind-gails,s Scratches,
! sweeny, and general Lameness. than all
other remedies Ia existence. Read what the
great Expressisen say OF II:
! NEW YORK, January, 1913
| aFyery owner OF horses should give the
Ceniaur Liniment tiial. We consider II
the beat article ever SD In our stables.
"fI. MARSH,
"Supt Adams En-. slabieg, ". Y.
~. PULTI,
"supt. u. =. Ex stables, ~. Y.
ALBERT Z. OLfN,
"supt Nat. TX. Stables, n. u"
The best patrons Of this LiniTaentare Far
merS and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Biniment. IL heals
Ais. Wounds and POll-eyil, removes swell.
iuga. and q worth millions n dOllsrs an
nually to Formers, Livery men, stock grow
1 ers. sheep-Taisers, and thCSs having horses
what Farrler cannot DO for - the Cen.
tauf Imminent will do at ifinins cost.
These Lininants are sold ~ All dealer.
| throughout the county,. They afe Tafranted
bv the proprietOrs, and a bottle Will egiyen
n any Farmer or Physician who deSires 70
test them
Laboraiory Of ]. B. Rose & CO..
l 90 nay 81, NEW roRK.
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.,,nrs Am f,rLTaGE9.

HiOEs-Dry dint, 10 IS and upward, i5c.i
dr.. flint "a rs and Upward, damaged, luc.;
dry fint, kips and cali, lie; dry SAT-, % rs
and upward, lie; green butchers, o1se'
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DISSOLUTION.

Notlce is hereby given that on the l2th oi
September. 1871, the real estate hrin oi j. "
Murphy q 20. was Dissolved by N d ual con-
sent John y. Nurplt retiring, and the bu-
siness continuing ia the natle ofN. ,. Cnin'
minis and J a. Davis.
Either y trtDer H. allowed 10 Use the name
of the nrn1 In liqudHtiCn ~ all debts due 10
JOHSP p. MURPHY,
WI CUMMINs.
The undersigned desires 20 return bis sim
cere thanks 10 the patrons OF the late Urn
OF ]. =. Murphy Co, and recon- inends lhe
new firm OF Cum mius & Davis 10 their Ia
yorable consideration. ....,..,,,.
Octlld' N J. p huhfh1.
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OCCULIs5T.
DIR. N. JOSEPnTHALL.

Formerly OF Waco ard Occttlist OF State
Blind Asylum, Austin.
Has permanently located At Sherman.
where b E Is preperedto treat AL diseases q tne
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'RSDAY. FRIDAY,

N'th y i'NNAA'tH AN'uVli w ANAN' w NllNNt
Britain SO, channel ga cuastwlse 5,gOl;
sales go " bales.
NEW YORK, November 0--CottOn easy.
FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
Upltnds. ,.....,.. ll1sC li1R5
Orleans .........,,... ll14C NE
sales LII bales. Failures shade love- but
steady.
November ll@ll ODE; Dcember 10 00@ll Ole;
January IL 6O9ll OScc; February II l0Gll 2lc;
March ii S2Nll 3Ic.
Night--COttOn easier Upl0nds NC; Or
leans &c. rules IBIS bales. Net ceipIs
IS ba es; gCoss 2,Sli bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 5000 bales,
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Medical College

OF ALABAMA.

Tie winter courss OF Lectures az this Jn-
sfitutfon will commence on the 9Th Of no
yen1i,sr neat, and close A phil 1, ISIS.
The preliminary course viii begin about
the middle OF October, at which time the d.
reciory rooms VIII be open.
The college has always been veil patron
t,e.I by Texas students, and reference u
M a,ie 10 IL many gradnates, In various
paris Of the STATE.
For cir1tiar and further paIiieuiare. ap-
.,iv 10 VIII. ANDERSON, N. D.,
Dean ofthe fseulty.
bile, Angisti 1871. aus5ditNam
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Flour is
du and lower; SupeTdne - IJ0s0: M
IS p. xxx IS @J 50; higher grades 81 80
os7 IS. Corn, active; yellow isci white 80
oats quiet at 35d37c. Coffee, demand fair
market firm, caTgOe3 ordinary TO choice iB17
d2Dr. Sugar quiet and steady; common 10
goJd con mon 6H@Ic; fair to iully fair 80
75sc; prime 10 ehO.co ,1SLc; yellow clarified
~ slc Molasses active; common 3198jc;
far I1ai2; prime TO choice i7@j2c. Rlre firm
louisiana ordinary to cholce 5h@Gj4c.
new YORK, November o. Flour is shade
easier, with "A very moderate home and ex
por, dem nd, closing quiet; southern -four,
common To lair 8 I595 ~; good TO cnoice
extra 50 30ds -. Wheat heavy, Nc TO lc
lower. Corn 30 higher, active export, fair
home trad 81, mCdtra,e speculative business.
oats &c better. O. fee, RIO, &c lower, more
active, carsoes l5h9 g14c gold; JOB lots l55<g
2 &c gold.
RALTINoRE, November o. Flour arm, quiet
western supeffne - T5gi IS; extra s5as6;
family a. 259s1 D; City hillsi hupefiine.
brands IS Olg7 20; other grades unchanged,
southern wheat steady; western strong an an
higher; southern re- good to prime, 81 $50
/ Isl; aInber, 81 4T9l 20; western steamer Il q
al IS. No. 2 western winter red SPOT aud
Eoyombcr 81 Al; Deeem Der 81 ~. No. spot
81 81. southern corn dull aud liet west
,rn dull hut steady; southern white Cd, O29
&c: new 5jc: yellow old, &c; new 5igssc.
NJ. LOUIS. November 9.-Fl1ur quiet and
,reas. buyers Cff-ring lower prices, little
Joi 2. Extra isIi - 50dti IS; Xxx $ W9
a. 81 xxx s. cas- 81. Wheat firm; No 3
red ran g 2lsz; No. 4 do 81 Ia. Corn nrmer.
Ec 2mixsd G3l4e. Oats No. 25ltg15. Rye
/ 20 harley dull aud unchanged. WHISKY
Steady al u o.. Pork easier, iObbing sl3 3 :;
round dts bid. Lard quit at "a % cash.
Bnik me Is sciiye, e9I9IAc for shoulders,
ri lear rims aud clear sides. Bacon dull, 40
oigfgi.e for shoulder, clear ribs and clsai
sides.
! Cattle-Demand exceeds the supply.
/ sbeep-Slegdg, shippers u ".
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gides aud " DOL

g,IyTsroS. november 9.-Hides are dull.
nv selected iiIzo; lisht sailed Il e; stock
saited Ike, damaged nall pric-, slps IA J
hn,chers green &c. 20 off for grubs
Woo.-tsOod demand fer the better granesi
tnedin-, 70 fine free of DuTs, ak months
growth, 20S22e; coarse grades neglected a.
ls9l5e.
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FRIDAY. THURSDAY
AZ AHA a Elg.

FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
Middling Uplands -. 5-l6d 5-l6d
Mddlng Orleans. ll-lbd ll-lOd
sales l2,0JO baleS; specuiatlOnS ana exports
900 Hleb;receipts 1890 bales; American l40OO
Futures are now partially l'32d cheaper.
UpianOs, low mlduiins clause, November
delivery, l-lGd; November ana December
ce ~ Der delivery 6Ad; December and January
6J4tg6 7-3ld; Jauu0iy and February 1924;
February and Ma ch ED. OrleAns low
mIdlling ciaus3 shipped october and No
vember sail omitted bh.
Sales of the week 5S,WO; speculation 2,ON;
export 5000 Stock JlS, 900; American 1900.
Imports AZ 900; American $1,000; actual x
poIls 6,UUU. AllOat l7l,000; American 10000
sales \ mericau $1,000 uales.
4 p m,--Sales Americ.n $500 bales. Up
lands low mlddllng clause December deliV-
i80 .. m,-Uplands low middling clause,
december deli cry & 1924; February 9nd
March 7-3li. Futures closed quiet. Up.
lands low ntddling clause December ana
January delivery cad.
Circular cotton brok ars' association: Cot
ton has been Gull with limited business AT
n rather easter rate, and although to-day
Thursday the demand increased, last
weeks quotations ara slightly reduced.
American has been dun and Irregular, but
generally declined I'D to-day with more
doing. There IL a steadler feeling At last
named quotations. For sea island the :
fnund continues moderate nc unchanged
rates. Futures opened quietly add cOntln-
ueu so until Wednesday, transactions hay-
inE taken place at a decline of 3-32i from
the previous Thursday closing rates. since
then, owing TO adverse crop accounts from
America tney have been In good cemaud
al IN advance of sd fiom the lowest sale.
Tie grain circular say: In all directions
the British wheat markets are reported dull
aud although there appears no iurthef re-
duccd prices, there were some offers of q
shilling ana quarter over on tots day .
business here and in the neighboring lis
tricts, the value of last Tuesday has, with
difficulty, been main tanned.
NEW ORLEANS, November -Night-Cot-
ON, demand fair, market firm. Sa.es $3.50
bales.
II ceipts, ret, 1850 Dales; gross 1924 bales.
Exports TO AnIweip jii; river 6li stock I35, NJ
DAies.
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aDr. p. u % ~ E[ s;.
OFFICE OVER OGDEN w0LFF's STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice In Medicine and Sur
gerU. Gives special attention 10 diseases OF
iC0Hen and chiidrca, and to all Diseases per-
tainipg tU office prQcticf
OFFICE CANCELLATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Heart and
Lungs, Nasal CdtaTrh, Dyspepsia, IumofS,
Heni0rrhOids, Etc viii be sent 10 any nd
dress, by mail, ON receipt Of two three cent
Stamps
Also Private Circular sent sealed ON receipt
OF two three cent stamps.
ONCE hOurs-s TO ii -. M, To and 70
m, iy2gdtt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON the hrst Tuesday in December, A. ~
1877, we will sell 10 the highest bidder. IN
front of the court house door In the town OF
san Augustine, rsxa', llock No. >, In range
number 2, I'm the town OF Richardson, Dallas
county, reX's. 10,
auce in twelve months, secured by nole
with approved personal security, ana mort
e'''' BLArNT Il JOHNSON.
Administrators de bonis non oil estate H.
Reilly, deceased. hoNoWi'
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Receipts Of the week, net, l,7i5 gross 81 7Os;
Exports to Great Britain 7,725 bales; France
l,3 bales; continent 2E bales; sales jJi0
oalos; stock 4j,755 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 5.-Noon.-Cotton
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Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax,
either state or county, are hotihou 10 come
forward promptly and pay up. As the gInnu
luly will meut aDOut December i, 1871
prompt payment Will save coat.
: Also, Inc ssuie and county taxes for the
year 1871 are now due anu the rolls arc now
In my office for COLLECTION. All ttxpayels
afs eduested TO pay up before the taxes be
aOme ue iuquont. By SO doinS they WIZ
su1S cost, ". IA, Fh Sa1a'
Tax Collector DalIts County.
November |, MI noVlu~Wlm
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR RAN AND BEAST.

This lnlmont very naturally originated Ia Amerl.
ca, whore Naiu,' provides la her lahumiofy such
surprising anlldptcs for tho maladoa of hdr clill
dlen, sltA mnr liaa been hrrpadng for ~ ycafa,
until n0w II encliolea tho hHNltahp globe,
The Mvrican hWetaug Llihnrnt 10 o uiatehlels
TenedAepr OIL external Allnenf1ni lnAn and heant.
lolhek oWnera aud hlrneia 70 u Invaluable.
single bottln often ttNei human iN on IL,
aiorea The usefulness Vt nn eAcollent horse, ox,
COW, on hhrop
u cures motrot, hoofail, hollow horn grub,
Aerewworm, ahoudorpt mango, tho bltes ard
sungA of pplsohoua fUptilrR and msecia and every
suoh drawback In atock bteedhtg and hnhh lile.
u cllrea every external trouble NJ horses such
M lemoness, scratCheA, Hwinny, sprlna, founder,
wind gall, ring bone, CtN utN
The Mcxican Muntang Linlmcut Is the quickest
cnrc la The world for Academia occurring IN thu
FAMILY, Ia tho ahsonoN VI y physlelan, sic a.
burns, NcalA gpraina, cuts, o,c., aud or rhenna.
tlIm, and Htlntaa engcndefrd hy eyp0ante. Par.
tlcuarly valuable 60 Miners,
II 10 tho cheapest remedy In the world, Cor Il
ponetiatos Tho inuHOlo 10 the bone and slnglA
application IA generally Huncient to cnru.
Mexican Mustang llnimcnt "a nut up IN throe
sileo ofhoites Iho larger onoa bclnp proportion
etely much tho sheapcaL
tyr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09
Morton Geing Eass.

Senator o. p. Morton. the. Sitting
Bull of the United States Senate,
passed here to day going East. His
mission to the coast has proved fail
ure, but he is paid for it by the Gov
eminent. Grover is exhonerated from
the charge of purchasing his seat, and
Sargent has been driven from the Sen
atorial contest in California by the
exposures of the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle, and Mr.. Morton leaves the coast
without even making speech. Verify
the days of corrupt ring rule have
passed in California. and the "baoody
shirt" Trades of Morton are not in
order.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09
The PaIisade Coal Mine.

The Eureka Sentinel has the follow
ing relative to the coal mine recently
disco vered ut Palisade:
Johnny Bell. engineer on the Eureka
and pali.ede railroad, took on board
cargo of Palisade coal Sunday after
noon and tested its quality on the trip.
He reports il as An excellent article of
fuel. burning freely and making steam
very fast The mine has improved ell
the way from the surface to depth of
fifty fee, aud great hopes are enter
tanned of eventually striking stratum
of coal that will prove Of sufficient ex
tent to warrant the erection of hosting
works. Messrs Ferguson Il Young are
running cross driet from the bottom
of the shaft, but will soon commence
to sink again.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
sadden Disappearance OF q Chur-
chill COMnty Rancher.

On the Goth of June last, William
Carney. commonly called "Soda Bill, :"
left Wadsworth, Nevada. for Dayto in
light wagon drawn by a pair of
horses, one black and the other spotted.
AT about 4 o'clock in the afternoon of
the same day he arrived at the Carson
mill. about four and half miles below
Dayton, where he left his wagon and
proceeded on his way, riding his black
horse and leading the other, since
which time he has not been seen. The
spotted horse is now on the Sutro
ranch. but no trace of Carney or the
black horse has been found, although
search and inquiry have been made.
Carney is supposed to have had on his
person about $50. He was a steady.
temperate man, and owned a ranch in
Churchill county and band of horses,
worth altoge' her perhaps $4,000, and
was but little in debt Information
regarding Carney may be addressed to
the county officers at Dayton, or TO Ly-
man Brown, Saltwater, Churchill
county. Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09

No People in the world suffer as
much with Dyspepsia AS Americans.
Although years of experience in meth
cine had failed to accomplish certain
aud sure remedy for this disease and
it's effects, such as Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Water brash. Sick Head
ache, Costiveness. palpitatiou of the
Heart Liver Complaint coming up of
food. low spirits. general debility, ETC.,
yet since the introduction of GREENS
AuGusT FLOWER we believe there is no
case of dyspepsia that cannot be i'm.
mediately relieved. 30,0o0 dozen sold
last year without one case of failure
reported. Go to your druggist and
get sample bottle FIR 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you.
Regular size rs cents.
Agents Crane Il Brigham, wholesale
druggists, San Francisco
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New RMG0Mfa.

Four patents were issued to citizens
of Nevada during the week ending
August l, 1877. One is to Captain w.
G.. Alexander of this town for an i'm.
proved wind mill, q description of
which was given in these columns at
the time the patent Was applied for.
Another is to H. G. Root of Virginia
City for saw-set and file guide. and two
to Joseph Richards of Battle Mountain
for ore washer and ore separator.
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Appointed superintendent

Thomas A. Hale has been appointed
superintendent of the Alps mine and
mill at Phoebe. Mr.. Hale formerly re-
sided in this county and resigned's re-
sponsible position here to accept the
Office of Deputy State Controller. v 1ich
he filed with credit for eight years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09

MITCHELL WAGONS. N. Levy H. Co.
have purchased the agency for the cele-
brdted Mitchell Wagons formerly held
by X Scott. in this county. They
have now on hand n stock OF these
wsga' which they offer for sale at 30
rer cant less than former prices.
Far'O-rs and Transfers. now is the time
10 purchase first class, wagon at a bar
gain. Call at n. Levy 4 Co.'S and ex-
snine the wagons. aug9.2w,
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Agent at Elko.

Plat Bnrr, formerly superintendent
Of the Nevada and Northern telegraph
line. has been appointed agent at Elko
for the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. Burr has some old acquain-
tauces here and in Silver City who will
undoubtedly be pleased to hear from
him once more.
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This Morning. Board.

925 Ophir, l4s4. Ii
90 Mexican. 81. 10.
1850 Gould Il Curry. 9. So.
935 Best IL Belcher rs. 1914.
$50 California. 27s4 27s4 bio.
1915 Savage. 6ss, GH.
$50 Con. Va 80. 30Ak3.
1900 Imperial, So. S5c'blO.
ITO Chnllar. 30, 294.
COO Hale & Norcross. $50, 480c b5.
40 Crown Point, 10.
575 Yellow Jacket. 8, OK b5.
10 K4ntuck
$50 Alpha. III. ll%
1900 Belcber. 400 4G9e bio.
30 Confidence, AZ
$40 Sierra Nevada 430, 430c b5.
230 Utah. lOA4. M.
l045 Rullion. s. 81
700 Exch' qner, 6H, 6% b5.
so Seq. B-lcher, 25.
2fO Overman. "a. 234.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., 1 will
send ecipe that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in SOUTH America. Send
.h-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH It.
LYMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
city.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09
NEW TO DAY.
EstraY Notice.

Came into nv Enclosure on the Humboldt
river, three miles below Winnemucca, on
August 2, two black mares. matched, one has
dim white strip or forehead, neither of
them branded.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, pay charges, prove property. and take
them away, otherwise they will be disposed OF
according to law, PAT o'DGNNEL.
Old Jnnel's Ranch, August 9, 1871.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09

Battery B. Fourth Artillery. COM
manded by Captain HAsbrouck. have
arrived at Camp McDermit on their re-
turn from the Indian war. They will
probably reach here next Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-09
CENTRAL HOTEL.
-. NORTH SIDE BRIDGE sfREET. "
Winnemu - Nevada,
EINKEY BaorHERs, Fropr;etors.
Free Conveyance to and From
All Trains.

VNHE PRoPRIEkoRs OF THIS OLD Es-
i tablished resort take this opportunity to
thank their many friends and patrons for the
kind and liberal support which they have re-
ceived in the past and. beg to inform them
tAat they have inst comp eted extensive i'm
piovements and alterations in their establish
ment which make it second to none in the
state. Ia addition to our ho'el improve
nieuts we have added splen6id
SALOON Ana BILLIARD HALL
Where we have one of Strahie's Celebrated
Tables and sunday other appendages necessary
to make 1t first class place of resort.
The Bar is alwass furni. he'd with nothing
but the finest brands f choice Wines.
Liquors, Cigars tGr. The tables are al
wa, suppl ed with the very best the market
aft rds. Civil, polite and attentive walters
will cater to the wants Of our guests, and
good order will be strictly observed,
Again thanking our nNmerous patrons for
their past fsvors, we beg continuance Of
the same, believing tnat we have superior ac-
commodations 70 any house in town. We as.
sure one and all that we shall make it our
especial object to study the comfort:o of our
patrons, aud will spare ne effort to make them
feel at home. -.
EINKEy BROS.
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