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Jumpers, and q general line Of working tag
at the Golden Rule Store, Cheap for Cash.
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He said when Madame Grundy complimented
him on the handsome summer hat he bought at
the Golden Rule store.
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You do INC I,roud

And mind ye, that for working gloves, Rms.
sian calf or dog skins gloves the Golden Rule
store beats 'em all.
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No " Bnlldozers," but a genuine Habana, is
what is offered you free gratis, and for naught,
at the Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
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Lovers Of Music

Eureka, June 10. 1873.
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Mattresses, pillows, sheets, pillow-cases
comforts and all kinds Of bedding at the
Golden Rule store, cheap for cash.
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Eight-day clocks of different styles at tn,
Golden Rule, cheap for cash.
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT DUE
IN ing my absence, VIZ. pARDy, u the
white Fine County Bank. Is my authorized
Carpenter. y. BISHOP
Eureka. Tuna u, is7a. ja22yn
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Sheet Music at the Golden Rule Store.
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In those mirrors and looking glasses at Il
Golden Rule.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The best quality Of tea for so cents pei pound
at the LITTLE STORE AROUND THE COR
NER. Why pay IS cents per pound Every
thing else in proportion for cash.
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YRSrERDAYS' STOCK SALES.
San Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING HOARD.

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Time

Free smoke to ell corners at the Miners IN
Mechanics Trade Depot.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
OBITUARY..
JOHN HENRY HARBECK.

Jonn Henry lIarbeck, member OF the old
and we'll known shipping firm of HarbecH Co., died at
hi, residence, No. 2G0 FIfth-avc Saturday morning.
after alor; Illness Mr.. IIarbeck sxy-nine years
Of age lie was born in Albany. and came to this
city with his father when hc was ten years Old
ms father engaged in the shipping business
aud wat one Of the nc0rpogat0rs OF the Merchants
Excangc. soon after his fathers death. IN ls37, he
went iuio partnership with his brOther, William H. un
dr. the firn name OF Irh Ga Co. The firm did gen
clal shipping bUsILess FOR thirty years ami lis couner
cial tran at lions extended tO all parts or the world.
IL Was the oWntr of the wcil-krOwn HalDeek stores
i'm Brookl,n Mr. IiaIbcc well known Tor his char
,y and fur his unasHunDg mode at Ie. lie vas MEM
her of the Union LraSd' Club, aud wis well known
among the Republicans of N.w-IOrk, Dut bc dIi noC
often takc active part IN politics lie leaves wfc
but no children. Tile funeral VIII take place from his
lIIr r..IIpnCr tC-MOrrOM.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
FORTY THOUSAND BIDS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3

Thomas p. Morgan w0s saturday, elected sruerinten-
d,rf o inc Metropolitan Ponce, III place OF slCr E,ch-
ard-. resigned.
The President has recognized Antonio GogorZa rs
Consul Of Venezuela, ut Savannah Ga, and Lee VIOLA
Si,e Consul OF Iayt, at Baltimore Md
postal convention between the United states and the
c.. .ay Of Victoria, Australia, sinei Saturday in
t;s city hy the proper representatives. OF b'h Govern
lucnt. It. provisions are Identical with those now IN
force between the United states ana ihe COLONIES oi
Queensland and New yuth Wales.
At joint meeting Of the Senate and House Library
Committee yesterday, the proposition to build an eNten-
soi othe Congrc ssi1nal Library was further considered
II was agreed to report bill asking for he appon: IN M
az COiui~slOn consisting of tlc raliiNtA
ol the i0u,, and St nate committees on PuhIc Diu-s
aud Grounds. The chairnen of tic respective Lpa'J
(ouittr,- Hd SIR. \. Il SpOiiOId, the L,Drapa, "u0e
dnty 10 a consider the matter and rel CFt tAeIf
l. L.-.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
PRELUDES TO PEACE.

TIE TROUBLED STATE OF EUROPE REFLECTED IL
PFpoRrs-THE CARS TELEGRAM TO TIE SUI
TAN.
LONDON Feb 3, 1873.
Several incidents prior TO the announcement
o; the conclusion OF peace reported Server pasha,
Foreign Minister and one OF the PlcEipotentares, tcc-
eaphedon Friday that the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas
ready 10 sign protocol Of peace prclimaai1cs,
under reserve Of Interior negotiations. The Grand
Vzer In reply t. Server Pashas dispatch, authorized
hin TO sign armstlce aud peace prcminarics All mill
tary movements. well the IdtlOu Ui MibSli-
Nan., were Immediately stopped.
On Thursday Friday the Sultan telegraphed 70 tie
Car asking armstice The Car replied: 81 desire
peace as you, but II is necessary for mc-me
cary ior ustha, l. should be solid ana durable peace
telegram from Cairo says that the Grand Vzicr OF
Turkey clcgraphcd The Khedive that the protocol Of
an asIeisiice was ready for signature The srltan
teieTaphed the Car accepting the peace conditions
and asking the Car stop the advance OF the Russian
troops Toe Car replied that he was about 10 give
orders 10 that effect"
special dispatch 10 Tie Times from Vienna. said /:
"What has hitherto passed between England Austria and
Russia Is only preliminary 10 discussing In what way
the interests OF Europe on the Eastern question are
10 be taken into consideration and In what the
Powers are 10 exert their legitimate Influence on the set
tement OF said question Russia 1T e. true, has declared
ffaunoss 10 discuss matters, but beyond this all Is
mere conjecture"
special dispatch from Paris 20 The Pqu Mail gazette
makes tbis doubtful statement: "M GaInbotta de-
elares that any engagements made at Ke-
sanlik modifying the Treaty Of 1856 must
be considered null and void. The Russian
conditions Is. Gambetta declares except the demand
Tor Indemnity, involve fragrant violation OF tina: treaty.
French interests in the East he considers. have hardly
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

HAMILTON, Ont, Feb. 2.-The Rev. Canon
cadcn rector OF Church Of the Ascension, died this
afternoon.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Feb. John +. Phelps,
for thir,yive years editor OF The MayrHe Sentinel
die az Mayville to-day. lie was itynine years Old.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-M. Jules LIE Cesue, Deputy
for the First Crcumscription Of Hayrc Department OF
Seine lnfereur, Is dead.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 3.-NIiss Catherine
Draper died Saturday the age OF seventy she was
many years ago. one OF the managers OF the well sDown
aud popular female semnaries here, conducted by the
Misses Draper.
Mrs. Butler, wife of Charles Butler, and
sister of the late william b. Ogden, died on Saturday
evening" at her residence Parkave. Mrs Butler has
been long invalid she lost an Invalid daughter some
paptlS ago.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04

tion vioatve Of said right II is not directea against
individual arrangements thereof The Ci.n KsE nS.r
Bin Of 1866 was broader IN IT'S SCOPE, "'us 'ni,
vdual aggression, but still only when commit,
ted under color of claw, statute, orui-
nance regulation or CUSTOM" And when that pro-
vision In this law which ia transferred to section
641 of the Revised Statutes gave the right 10 remove
To the United States Courts a cause commenced In
Court against person who Is denied or cannot en-
any Of the rights secured by the act 1t had rerer-
denial Of those rights or mpedments to tner en-
arising from State law statute regulation
or custom. II is only when such hostile stare
legislation can be shown exist interfering with the
parys right Of Defence that he can have his cause re-
moved the Federal Court This beng my view OF tue
act i; follows that cannot grant the application
II am wrong, the petitioners having canned tho rlg
removal aud ID being denied by the State court they
may carry the after final judgment OF the higest
Court OF the state to the Supreme Court or the Ohteu
states. and obtain It's Judgment on the question Inc ap
plication is refused. JOSEPH p. BRADLEY,
Associate Justice etc.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
RUSSO-TURKISH NOTES.

COSsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 2. 1873.
Hobart Pasha has received orders to hold
the feet in readiness to sal-it is bceved-for the
PirRus.
Mehemet Ali Pasha has been appointed to the com
mand Of the troops Crete, and Adassides Christian,
has been appointed Governor OF the island.
ST. PETERSBURG Sunday, Feb. g.
Official returns show that the total Russian loss to Jan
uary 80, was 80 3O4 in killed and wounded.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1873.
dispatch from vicnne gays the servians viii dsre-
gard the armistice
telegram from Vienna says the Servians have taken
UTana and Kosmanava.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
TIE GREEK INVASION.
TIE GREEK TROOPS ADvANcISG-THE TURKS on THE
DEFENSIVE.


DEFENSIVE.
ATHENS, Feb 9, SIS.
Ten thousand Greek regulars and many thousand
volunteers crossSd the frontier from Lamia, yes
terday in three divisions. The commanders have
orders not TO attack the Turkish troops the OBJ
iect OF entering Turkey being 20 prevent masSaces
of Christians. consequent on insurrection. This
determination has been communicated to the
Turkish Minister who does not seem to
consider it sufficient TO warrant rupture
of diplomatic relations, as he is making no
preparations for departure. The mercantile fleets
from the PiI;eus and Syra VIII anchor OF Salams,
where Notifications for their protection have been
hastily erected and torpedoes placed outside
the harbor The Greek Navigation Company's
steamers have been chartered by the Government
for the transport of troops and supplies.
Tie Minister Of Foreign Affairs yesterday in-
formed the Turkish Minister that Greece had no
intention of declaring war against Turkey. but only
desired to protect Greek subjects. The Turkish
Minister replied that he would refer the fore
gong declaration to the Porte. Greece has sent q
diplomatic note TO the Powers explaining the reasons
for her action. The army is advaI ng in Thessaly
without encountering any resistance The Cabinet
are resolved TO carry out their programme in spite Of
the signing Of an armstice.
4 dispatch from COnstantinople says Hobart
Pasha las been ordered to Piraxus.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
THE ABILITY OF JUDGE NORTHROP.
WHAT PRIVATE LETTERS SHOW ABOUT HIS FITNESS

WHAT PRIVATE LETTERS SHOW ABOUT Ills FITNESS
FOR HIS PRESENT POSITION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIpUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Apropros of the confirma-
ton Of Judge Northrop TO be DIstrict-Attorney for
South Carolina an extract from letter from
United States District Judge Bryan, in whose court
he has managed the cases of the United States
since his appointment, il interesting. The letter
has been fled with the Attorney General 1t says :
] refer You to the docket which Judge Northrop las
inst disposed Of In presence presiding judge as
sufficient to the question you have p opounded
To me, but 1 viii NOS re rain from saving.
as is due to Judge Northrop, that I think
those abors indicated pr0mptitudc, ca acy for ab r,
a sure intelligence, a gift o. warm and Impressive
utterance legal know ledge andpprehension which dem
Onsraed his entire fitness for the Office he now nils
do think his capacity di>ch the duties OF the
olice any longer u matter of speculation ard doubt.
There also letters te from al the Justices or
the Supreme C0Jr OF Soutn Carolina testy TO Judge
NoFthEOps ability as q lawyer.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
cDnlEs AND cAsUALTms-By TELEGRAPH.

NEwrt'RG Feb. 3.-Wm. j Johnson. = butcher
MO d conittcG suicide Lille drunk by taking a"tah'r'
saturday.
NrwBuHG Feb. 3.-NIB. Wakeford, Il mld,ilc-aged
woman Was probably fatally burned hcc 'ouo - '' -
llO-Ou Oi lamp - 4 -
PoETLANp, Me- Feb. 3.-Ihc alms-house at , irrcI
port Ne, burned, win It's contents, cstcIod' Al o
couple peIisbci In The lamos.
WnKEsBARRF, Penn, Feb. 3.-Thomas and le[rr
COnnen arrested to-day at Poke HOO", thi'e N'''
from here, for passing counterfeit money
BRIpGEPORT Conn. Feb. 3.--The body OF James
enIy age hTyve Of K0nd0ut captain of the sVo
Hurst was Oday found noaug IA tho hatbor.
N,suvtIIT Tenn Feb 3-Gcorgc and Joseph
BrasWei been sentenced by the Suee court ~ W
hanged March q for the murder OF Russell AIhsou' -
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 3.-The examination 81 pen. pen.
iamn Hunter alleged participation In the hhnI "
Armstrong took place IN Camden, MI yesterday o WIS
committed 10 stand trial -
Boston, Feb. Sat Lynn. Saturday, {. l.. ! ,. rs,
seuden Crispn spotter was fined ana ieuieu 70 81 ~
bonds 70 Keep the peace foT Threatening shoeA- VS."
had gone 10 work.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
WRECK OF THE METROPOLIS
LATER DETAILS.
THE uxsEAwoRrmINEss OF TIE STEAMER EsrAn

THE UNsEAwoRrHINEss OF THE STEAMER EsTAB
LIsHED-FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE LIFE sAvINt
APPARAIUs-THE SURVIVORS AT NORFOLK.
Later reports from the wreck on Curituck Beach
establish the fact that the Metropolis un
seaworthy, and that Captain Ankers, with his
officers and men, did all in their power to save the
lives of their passengers News Of the wreck reached
the Life Saving Stations after great delay; there
was further delay in conveying the apparatus te
the scene, and when there an unfortunate accident
rendered it of no avail The survivors have reached
Norfolk and will sent thence to their homes; nint
are in the hospital, but all except two are doint
well.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04

UTICA, y. Y, Feb. 3.-The funeral of the
late Judge Alexander = Johnson OF the United States
Circuit Court, Will take Place in Utica at p. n on
W.,ine.lay 4 meeting OF the Oneida n Association
VIII b. held Tuesday evening, 70 taac action Io@ard
I'm, /.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
WiDDIN TO BE SURRENDERED.
A CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.


Russia has accepted Aus!ria's proposal OF confer
ence for settling the European questions resulting
from the war The place st which the conference
Will meet Is not yet determined upon. lt VIII prob
a5ly be IN one of the smaller States.
PARIS, Feb. 3, 1878.
A special 20 the Temps from Vienna announces
that all the Powers have accepted Count Andrassys
proposal for a Conference, which VIII meet in
Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
4 CONFERENCE or REPUBLICANS.
THE PROTECTION Or TIE E'TCE%ING BOARD UNDER
CONSIDEEATfON-WtIis - WASIfNirON.
NY TLLE,EATiI 10 IIE TEIBCS..l


CONSIDEEATioN-wtIIs - WAsHINITON.
NY TLLEGGArH 10 IIE TgiBCS..I
W,SHNGrOV. Feb. ST il reported that n con-
sultaiion participated in by those Republicans now
IL Washington who a year ago went to LouiSi-
ana to witness The counting Of the vote of
that state, and of others who were pgoun-
nont in the management Of the electoral
count has been held to-day Tor the purpose Of con-
sidcing what, ii anything ought to b. done IN be
h1.f If the members Of The Louisiana Returning
Board now on t.ial. No particulars o! The meytHs
have been obtained.
Washington journalists and Others have been
excited to-,.uy over the reported presence Of TX
Governor j. Madison Wells IN this city. Gentlemen
who t,,%t thcy Faw hin %e.'crIa wer" iP9Ig2ho"!y
that hc "a here ,h' evening. II so. he ms not made
q cous Dcuoils exhibition oi himself.
\ gc1-rri pre-, di,pa' says that j. Madison
Wells, of Louisiani, rendered at thr Riggs House
in t'iis city sunday nirst, hut Inr"li1l".y "t.er
engaging q suir of ro,ua left the ho'"l ~ c.:nfany
with senator Kellogg, and a, midnight hdd not IL
turned.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
WASHINGTON.
ALULL IN CONGRESSIONAL AFFA.

A LULL IN CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS.
CONGRESS NOT ~ sEssiON-MADiSDN WELLS II TIL;
CITY-JUSTrCE BRADLEY AND THE RETURNING
BOARD-GENERAL NIWs.
Neither House of Congress met on Saturday. The
terms Of Justice l}radlcys refusal of the application
for transfer Of ric Returning Board cases to the
United States Circuit Court are given below. Mad
ison Wells registered in Washington lat night.
Bids for mail service west of the Mississippi have
been received. \ ppckage Of %l.S00 missing
from the Treasury Department.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
rurI,Vr,sUlRE COTTON OPERATIVES

IoNDO.. Monday, Feb 1, l'''.
The IimeS states that the movement l"i inc
reduction OF tie wages OF the I"hea'Ie ''t'oh "i'
otiyrs has been revived The masters have distributed
,ce. gviI, 10 icr cent as bA.. Of the IcGuoion
The ,ua.tcrs ho,cytr before enforcing the reduction,
.i I"d "A conference with thc operatives at Black
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04

CHARLESTON, (. G., Feb. 3.-Ihe annual
,ooe, of tbs Solth Carolina Jockey Club op"nc! at
voin,;ou Course Yesterday In the hurdle race JACK
r,tgr aLirl at fhr ns hurdle and ic with his rider INTO
- dIiCh inins and cutting himself severely. Ihcrder
Ali,llIh lIlirNl.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04

concluded AdlnoTe will
%
stoic WILDE ,enete r
il
enorhd oil
ean o
arncEa t m
Mma,wh
eyept trtr thereto
ctCcu Ipn
na h Lemnh
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
PROBABLY FATAL QUARREL.

During a quarrel last night between Jo"h
Ou.un and Thomas Moore. about Il bed IL II lodging
r ot 81 Cherry-s Quinn stabbed Moore Ia the c'"in
with uoctct- knife The wound is suppO. c 90 BE- fata
More was sent To tho Chambers St,yt Hospital ana
Guitu was arIN sCd.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
A spANIsu MINISTER RESIGNS.

Selor Herrera has resigned the Ministry OF
Colonies because OF III health. The Council oi Minister"
have nominated Scnor Elduaycn as his succossoF
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH FLEET.

MdII',
The irOn-clad Achilles and the steam frigatc
Raleigh which have been rehttng here have returned
TO Besika Bay. The iron-cad devastation viii follow
shortly.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
changed since 1885, NJ Gambetta insists that the war
only be terminated by European Congress-" Rome

only be terminated by European Congress-" Rome
OF Italian alliance with the Powers which are o.
posed to Russian ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but at the same
time guaranteeing freedom OF the Christian Ma
tonalities, Is most favorably received bere. The
Pope and Cardinal Simeon the POntcial Secretary OF
State, are agreed TO the necessity OF an
alliance OF Italy with England, France and Austria
A telegram from Cons;antnope sent on Thursday
says the peace conditions would be communicated
to the Turkish Parliament Saturday. 1t is
said that the military delegates have fixed the
lines OF demarcatiOn, according to which the Russians
will occupy Professionally Erzcrum and Silistria. Me
hemet Ali Pasha has been appointed commander Of
peIav
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
PEACE AT LAST.

THE PROTOCOL SIGNED AT ADRIANOPLE.
TURKEY COMPELLED TO PURCHASE PEACE BY
HEAVY sACRIFICEs-THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE sUs-
PENDED.
Europe has been relieved of suspense by the
announcement that the preliminares of peace
and an armistice were signed on the part OF Rus
sia and Turkey, at Adrianope, on Thurs
day. The conditions of peace, which are
onerous and amount to the dismember-
ment of Turkey, are appended. The armis-
tice went into effect at once. There have been
great rejocings at st. Petersburg in conse-
ouence of the conclusion of peace. Greek
troops have entered Thessaly and are ad-
yancing without encOuntering resistance. A
conference to settle European questions re-
sulting from the war is to be held at Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
GENERAL FOKEiGN MEMS.
TIE DRITIsli CABINET.

LoNDDN. Monday, Feb 4, lS'S.
It is officially announced that the DdAe OF
Northumberland VIII enter the Cabinet to-day as Lord
Pryy Seal.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
PEACE CONCLUDED.

THE PROTOCOL SIGNED AT ADRIANoPIE-GREAT
CONCESSIONS MADE TO EUssIA-THE OTTOMAN
EMPIRE VIRTUALLY DIsMEMBERED.
CoNsrANTINorLE, Saturday, Feb. Q, 1873
The Porte has received the following dispatch
from Server Pasha, dated Adrianople Thursdays
1.-THE peace prelimnares and armistice were
signed to-day"
The following arc 'he conditions of the protocol ::
Ti,st--The erection of Bulgaria into pTincipaity.
Secoad-A war indemnity or territory in compen-
sation.
7hird-Thc independence of ROumania servia
and Montenegro with an increase of territory for
each.
Iorth-Reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
IJfh-A ulterior understanding between the Sui
tan and the Car regarding the DardaneIles.
Sirtk-The evacuation of the Danubian fortresses
Erzerum.
There is great satisfaction here at the settlement
OF the peace prelImnares
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
REJoICINGs AT THE RUSSIAN CAPITAL.

st. PE1ENsBILG, ftD. ., Is -.
Thanksgiving services are being held III the
churches and salvos of artillery fred i'll consequence
Of the signing of the armistice. Flags ar flying all
over the city, and preparations making for a
brilliant illumination tonight.
wiDDIN TO BE SURRENDERED.
LONDON, Monday. Feb. /. 1873
The Standards Bucharest correspondent telcCraphs
that consequence of the armiStIce, the garrison at
Widdin has been ordered from Constantnop!e to
surrender their arms, after which trey VIII be
quartered in the neighboring Villages.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ENGLAND.
The Standards Copenhagen dispatch states that
every prcparation il being ina le to close tie Sound
and the approaches to Copenhagen wish tcrpodocs
In twenty-iuur hours, if necessary.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04
HOSrILITIEs SUSPENDED.

ADRIANoPLE Thursday, Jan. 31-Evening.
The six bases of peace accepted by the Porte and
the terms of armis;ce have just been signed by the
Grand Duke Nicholas and Server and Many k PashaS.
An order suspendng hostilities will be dispatched
forthwith to all the corps and detachments, and
also to the army in Asia Minor. The Turks will
evacuate all the Danubian fortresses and Erzcrum.
General Zimmerman's forces have advancedi within
ten miles of Varna and cut the Shumla Railway
and telegraph lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-04

TIE TROUBLED STATE OF EUROPE REFLECTED IL
gFPoRrs-THE CARS TELEGRAM TO TIE SUI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-07

Millinery and Fancy Dressma king :.
: Miss Peterson would respectfully in
form the ladies of Winnemucca that
she has now come here to remain, and
will take great pleasure in waiting on
them in anything they may want in her
line. Hats, caps. bonnets. parasols.
laces, ribbons, and all kinds of plain
or fancy underwear for ladies and
children constantly on hand.
ty- Plain and tdaoy dlsssmating q
speciality, at prices to suit The times.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-07

Some time since Major Dreisbelbis
discovered near Goicouda extensive de-
posits of what he supposed to be graph
lite. A sample of the mineral was sent
10 San Francisco by County Clerk JOB
Tor the purpose of ascertaining what il:
was. Yesterday he received letter
from that city informing HIM that the
supposed graphite is nothing more nor
less than freciay. Whether that
article has any commercial value at this
distance from the seaboard we know
not. -. Ea