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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

NULR-On Monday last, one brown-colored horse
vi mule; about , hands high, witt white spot
near root OF tail: bump on left hip; sore on neck
reward OF i've dollars will be paid for his return
~ ROBERT BRITTON,
Monroe street, Memphis
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II NJ HEARN announces himself a candidate
IL. for Attorney of the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county, at Memphis.
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- j. BLACK Is a candidate for Clerk OF COUNTY
IL. Court at the ensuing August election.
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I1DWARD L. BELCHER is candidate for the Office
IL of Attorney-Gieneral of the Criminal Court of
Shelby county, at Memphis; subject to the Demo
cratic Conservative Convention to be held to select
candidates for the election in August, 1873.
~ W. GORDON is a candidate for the Office OF
III. Aforementioned OF the Criminal Court of
Shelby county, al Memphis: subject TO the nomina-
tor Of the DemOcTatc and Conservative Convention.
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NJ C. PERKINS is candidate for Criminal Court
N Clerk of Shelby county, at the election in Au-
gust subject TO the action of the Democratic and
Con sarYa.iYe Convention.
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GEO B. PETERS is a candidate for Attorney
" General of the Criminal Court of Shelby county
at the ensuing August election; subject to the DEM
Ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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For Clerk OF the County Court.

MAS A. BEEHN is a candidate for County Bee
I J lister at the ensuing August election, 1873.
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STRAYED.

CNOW AND HFIFER-
- One white, yellow-spOtted COW; crop and under
bit in each ear; one horn broken off at point Also
one heifeF-Whlte, red ears and feet; both ears
cropped; had on bell when last seen. Return to
Mitchell avenue, near fernando road and selma
railroad. and be rewarded. j. II. LONG
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I ESSE A. FORREST Is a candidate for Clerk Of
the Criminal Court, at the August election sub
cct 10 the action OF the Democratic Convention.
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+ p. GENTRY. OF CollIerville, is candidate for
- Register OF Shelby county, subject to the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
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Beersheba Springs !!
TOP OF CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS,
GRJ1NDY COUNTY TENN

Scenery. Mountain Air and Water Not
SURPASSED ON this Continent. Am
pie Hotel AccOmmOd
DATES FOR BOARD-S40 per month; SIS per
IL week; 81 so per day. Special rates to season
boarGers, according to location of rooms.
The Springs may be reached either via McMinn-
vllle Cowan and Tracy City, Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad. Leave Nashville at 30 am,
rive at BeerSheba at pm. Excursion tickets on
sale at all important railroad points, TelegraDhic
communication Full supply of Ice on hand Hotel
open May 10, 1873. JILS0N p. JOHNSON.
Proprietor Maxwell House, Nashville, and BeeIsheba
Springs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu-
VsrSsS

MOSQUITO BARS, all kinds, cheap at W. X.
Thixton' s, 256 Second street.
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OSCAR WOODBRIDGE is a candidate for the
- ONCE OF Clerk OF the Criminal Court, at the
August election.
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TOHN ]. DUFFY Is candidate for Clerk OF the
y County Court subject to the action OF the DEM
ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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3D." W. GRIEBEL is a candidate for reelection for
IL. Register OF Shelby county, at the ensuing
August election; subject to the action Of the Demo
craiic and Conservative Convention.
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A g. HARRIS is a candidate for Criminal Court
~. CLERK at the ensuing August election
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Fer AttOrney-General Criminal Court.
T P. SYKES is candidate for Attorney General
- of the Criminal Court, Shelby comfy at the
August election subject to the decision of the DEM
ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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A Bouquet OF Choice Selections
operate and Popular Music
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ELECTRIC BELTS.
HELP!
For the Weak,
Nervous and
Debi1iGated.
DIR. HASBROUCK'S
ELECTRIC BELTS,
Reader, are you Afflicted?

And wish to regain your health, strength and energy
or former years? Do any of the following symptoms
meet your oil ceased cOndftion? Do you feel nervous,
deblitated fretful, md and lack the power of will
and action? Are your kidneys, stomach or blood In
disordered condition? Do you suffer from rheuma-
tism, neuralgia or aches and pains? Have you been
indiscreet In early years and find yourself harassed
with multitude OF gloomy symptoms? Are you sub
tect to loss of memory have spells of fainting full
ness OF blood In the head feel lstless moping unfit
choy? Are you subject to any of the following
symptoms: restless nights, nightmare, paptation of
in the head, dimness of sight, etc? Thousands of
young men, the mlddle-aged. and even the old suffer
from nervous debility. Thousands of females, too,
are broken down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar to their and who from false modesty
neglect, prolong their suGerings Why then further
neglect subject of such vital importance when the
remedy can be so easily procured?
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DEN R. HENDERSON is a candidate for COUNTY
Register, at the election in August, 1878; sub
feet to the action Of the Democratic-C Conservative
convention.
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AMUSEMENTS.
e1STIVAL PARK ...... DE MU RSKA
lima DE MURSKA!
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

TWO GRAND CONCERTS!
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CALVIN r. VANCE is candidate for Chancellor
- of this Chancery District.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
DOINGs OF THE LEGISLATURES.

On Monday, Mr.. Gibson from the committee, to
whom vas referred petition from LahAina. CON-
planning about the unfarne.s Of the decisions Of the
Police Magistrates, reported, BY recommending that
the petition be referred to the Attorney The
Assembly then resolved itself into COMMITTEES of the
Whole Mr.. Kpi in the chair. on the consideration Of
the Appropriation Bill The item of S45 900 for
roads and bridges hrougout the ngdom, inelgding
$40 900 for the extension of King street to Kapio
lGni Park, was passed The salaries of the Minis
tiers remain as formerly, s. 600 per annun. TIE
salzry Of the Register of Public Accounts was in
creased from 81 coo to 81 $780, which is proper aud
srit0rioBs recognition Of valuable services rendered
The question Of giving subsidy to the P N. 5, s..
Co, referred 20 ;he Finance Committee.
On Tuesday the bill to license the sale Of opium
was passed finally. motion to indefinitely post
pous the bill rspe1ling the "Aet to Mitigate" was
defeated after debate this reconsdered and
the bill indefinitely postponed.
On wednesday the House occupied with the
consideration Of the Appropriations Bill in Commit
tee Of the Whole The Of $25,o00 was voted for
repairs to government buildings. On motion Of the
Minister Of the Interior after considerable debate for
and against, the Of $50 900 appropriated for
the purpose Of bGildiug new palace. Also the ap-
preparation Of SIS Geo dis Majesty the King,
voted
o. Thursd.y the bill for the regulation of licensed
vehicles ordered TO be engrossed for third read
ing also, bills to regulate immigration, the
bill light the city Of Honoala With gas, and seve
raj others Of less Importance. new divorces set wa
ordered 70 be engrosssd for third readiag.
On Friday, the morning was occupied IN receiving
reports Of Committees on various bills, aud To,
afternoon devoted to discussion Of the appro
pristoa for the support Of the military, which va
/ finally fixed at $50 coo.
The sessions Of the Assembly Saturday and
Monday we're chiefly Ooeapied in the considerations
the APpruprisriOu Bill. which is on seeond reading
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
PORr Of HON0LULU.
ARRIVED


yuly ls-Am schr Joe woolsy Briggs, from GuAuo Island
stur KHAusa H0a MErehAut, from Maui
Brit ship Bee Led, Boyd. 100 dys IRON London
le-ScEr kuAnlanH, Mana, from huhAlA
Schr WAiehu ka@hA, from Aalko
co-Schr Waioi. EEiha, frgm koLala-
sehr Kekarluaht. MalkihL from HauAlei
schr NetrIe Rsrriil. HATFIELD. fruEn Lah4ina-
schr Pueokzhi. TEoly. FROM HAuA
1a-Strsr Ldzeliks. Shelberd, from NiadTard P1Tts-
Stulr Kilanea H0z NRruhznL from kAhului
sehr HaieakEiA PuNNhiWa, from Hilo-
schr MHrio1, kibiiu, fr0u hol0a and NAlneA
Schr Wamku, klA, from hchalA-
scar mary Z Fustsr, Bsck. from AAa-
Sehr IA No. Sears, froEi kAhllul
le-Stmr Nlmiugtoa, Fuller frul san ErRucisoo-
Sehr Pracs, simers1u, from kOuA & ksu-
Gan bE EEEArd James. D Brsn, from Tahiti
SAILED.
Juiy lT-schr Jenny. PAke. for NaNilivih.
SIR Nar1okaEj, Nziwi. for NawfSfh
Schr Anuie. kAlaa- flr k0l1s and NsimeA
lq-Stuir KflAass H0u Mkrehsnt. flr kAhG.ui-
Bril- bk Chersrt, Kindred. flr sydneE-
ss-Schr Nettis Msrrui. Hztnsi3, f5r L4hkiua-
sehr Kek sula,bi Ntlsihi. for HanAlei, kauAi.
Schr Waiod kzlhu. for kohA-A
Scar WAishu. kiiis- flr A-liks-
Schr PueakAhi. TSsuy. f1r HAnG-
An bug HssPeriAn. WIudrg, flT Gus1o Island
star kiiA1ea Hoo. MarchAnt, flr Kauai
z-Stmr Lkr1iks. ShePhsrt fdr WInd~ard P0rts-
scar MArion, kibin, Tor kolCa aud hAinea-
Schr EuiNm4uu, NSna, for k0hsiN-
Schr KeEEuluohi. MklAihi. f5r Ha1Nei-
An tktns Falxiubsrg- HunhHrd for Oregon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

a sanitAriam for children. but for adults as we'll.
The aged missionaries who have been laboring here
for forty or ffty years or more. And still strong
and vigorous. working Iealously in their missions.
with promise sill Of many years OF usefulness,
notwithstanding the hardships and privAtions through
which they have passed.
Let me add that the last census shows. for the
FIRST time an increase Of births deaths Of the
native population in Honolulu. but fear the hopes
which this statement inspired that turning point
had been reached in the vitality of the native popu-
latiOn Of these Islands, will prove usOry. aud that
they last destined to fade away aud disappear.
Yours. joan DIAN CAroS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

Fr1u. Maui Der Kilauea Hou Jelly 2lst-F Clark and
wife g Gray wife and ehidrs1. Baldwin and son, "
snirh, Z Dsism1r. Ak, and s. deck
Prom Wfnsuard Ports per Lfksl<e, July 2iss-Ars c
Ri.hor Mr. HAUai, Esss, Mrs LGcG and daughter
NJ HaaIsleA. Mrs Oeso Miss Morse, Miss HapA, Gov
Eiui AZ KIM II Euhsaui, : SEF1Es, stgn, Corn
vel, Bryant. Bryant & Ross D'ekss and = deck
For Ksus psr EiIaaea Hos. Jelly 22nd-Mrs 7 Water
hou.s M Pikoi Nh kEnhEae Mss Ssgsksn, and Aboat
S.
Prom SSu Frzncisco. per WilriuEton- JAY -a-kev
-. Ms c Jot.s Mss Jolez, Mss Il n J0les :
Pr.st IusinCis AsssAlf Barter James Joass. and
Chi1auEl-
For WfnsuArd Ports Per LiEeliks, J1ly 1d-C Cine
II Dave II Gr.snEsl Jones, Mr. Hart. Ees Mr. a.
cal 40 -. M Hitrhenrk- Harry, Ennae- Ms
Eznsa. Perrixzl. 4 N0rrsd, Welss, W Pog1e, Mss
Akaus Mss AGuaka. HoidUOrth. IhoDpsoe- Gee
EeSsal, Woos NJ ClArke, wife and child, H1Eass \
ERi Hart asrps, Pea Stains. d sisasou, Mr.
Bry1Et, and Ice Sack-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

TIE wEATHEK-Inth the United States, the weather
has been very hot aud oppressive for weeks. The
Thermometer indicating high SIS ll2- in New York
sud other localities. Many cases of sun-siroke
are recorded. the result OF the extreme beat. The
suffrrings Of the people during the hot season in
the United States very great because the nights
sre really more oppressive than the days Happily
for Us these Islands, we have the delightfully."-
cool nights as 8 compensation, during which we
Can enjoy refreshing sleep
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

The Ctyof Toxic. due At San Francisco. on the
nh inst, will bring bis Ereelleney Chin Ian Pin
and suite, accredited By the Chinese Government IS
Minister PisnipotentiEry TO the United States. ie
is accompanied by corps Of COns1ls and attaches
fOE Cuba, san trGnciseo and Peru Oar exchanges
from China speak in high terms of the COmmis-
sisner. particularly 10 bis education and diplo-
matte abilities He has oecnpied leading positions
under bis government, having been Commissioner
10 several foreign powers. and was ia the United
States about two years ago arranging for the edu-
cation Of Chinese youths in the Eastern schools-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

~ John W Crowen has broke out In new
place, that is, he has removed his Bonanza lee
Cream Saloon from Bradley's building TO Hotel
street in the rear of Grant & Robertsnu's store
where be has spared neither pains nor expense to
1T mp the establishment in handsome style for the
accommodation OF the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

Nor A BAD SBoWISG-lt is rumored that the
proceeds Of last Saturdays sales Al the Great East
ern Auction House amounted to over fifteen hun
dred dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

~ We learn from gentleman from Koolou,
that since the recent ains IN the mountains, the
Pail road is becoming somewhat dangerous, BY
reason oflarge pieces Of rock falling from the cliffs
above. Only yesterday morning. while some work
men were engaged ia repairing the roadway, n
piece of rock came down the side Of the cliff and
tell in their midst. fortunately without striking
anyone. We also learn that ON Sunday, while one
OF the Band boys was ascending the Psli a large
piece OF rock fell, breaking the boys arm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
MEMORANDA.

Repsrt orP M wHniastoa, Fuisr. MAstsr.-Lefs San
Fr.nesea on July isth First four days out eI-
perisaeed strong vinds; from thence to part light
breeze: arriving at Honslulu July q can
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

~ By the arrival OF the bark Edward James
yesterday, from Tahiti. we learn Of the death Of
Walter Mohatt. ESQ, the owner the passage
from Honolulu to Tahiti, when only four days out
Of this nntf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

tF- We requested 10 state that the Magic
Lantern 10 be used at the exhibition on Friday
night, at the Kawaiahao Church. is a new patent
oil lantern and perfectly safe that there viii not
be tae slightest danger ihersfrom. as there was
from the hydro-oIyg@n light formerly used
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

~ The Amateur Minstrel Troupe gave eop-
cert at the ROYAL Hawaiian Thes,re, on SATURDAY
evening last. TO 4 large house. The entertainment
throughout the evening very good and gave
general satisfaction. The Amateurs are improving
All the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
Notice
Notice
For Sale or Lease

"a ACRES IN IWILEI. BACK OF Prison,
eDO Containing Fish Pond TAro Patch, salt Pans,
Knia Land and Fishery Also, several Of land in
PeienlA, CONSISTING OF Taro Patches EnlA Lands and
7us J. H CoEEY. Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
NOTES OF THE WEEK

~ For wan, Of room the publication OF several
articles, intended for this issue, is deferred until
next week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

~ Our thanks are due and rendered to the
Purser OF the steamship Wilmington. for ship news,
report Of passage, newspaper flies, &c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

A Quick PAssAGE,-The British iron ship Ben
LedL Of G. W. MsefArlane & Co.'S. London line, ar
rived 10 this port on Friday last, in hundred
days from the London docks TO Honolulu. This is
said 10 be the quickest passage ever made BY any
vessel between the shove ports. The Ben Ledi is
consigned 10 Messrs. Brewer * Co. Her cargo
consists in part Of heavy machinery for the Punsuu
plantation. Sue built al Glasgow. Scotland
sud is considered Of the fastest merchant ships
sdoat- After clearing from this port. she goes 10
Portland. OREGON. 70 load wheat Tor Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

A Fatal ACCIDEST.-0u the afternoon Of Tues
day the 18th inst, native boy named Kia, about
Il years old, playing in the vicinity of the horse
power machinery of Yehling's match factory, 90
LIiha street 10 this city. The lad although eau
toned TO keap clear of the machinery got close
TO the horsepower machine. that his foot was
caught between the cog wheels, aud before the
machine could be stopped, his leg was drawn
through and terribly mangled up TO the knee. The
poor boy was removed to the Queens Hospital,
where the leg was smputated by DR.. MeKibbin.
Everything that medical skill could suggest Was
done in the hope of saving the boys life but to
purpose; for be died about shutdown OF the same
day The parents Of the lad entirely eIonerAte Mr..
Yelling from blame for the accident, and attribute
il solely TO the boys own fanlt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

Cousumptiou months q go
NotSssEs -lmports from January 70 Jane sos bbs and
Il Kegs Tas supply q Havaiau Is exhausted
Rrcr-Iup5rts fgua JAnuAry 70 Juue, Ha~.iSa. 49,
s. pouuds TIE be badly csulorAlired,
r.a brfr. the steamer CITY u PeEn arrived With her -
ssa mats q Cana SAILS HAEAiAa Table effected
AZ se 70 64se rhis heavy d-cua - June prices Al
auction a ID q Hawaiian soid AZ C
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

HACkFELD-In Bruuasu. Germany, On the 11rh Nay.
ISIS Nj John HAekfaa fsrnsT rsGs1saF q HSasl1iu,
aged Sc ynarE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24

IL LUck--We are always in luck it appears. 1t
SO happens fortunately for and our readers, that
the steamships both ways arrive on Tuesday, and
thus We able to give the latest news up to the
hour Of going to press, aud as We always have our
paper made up and printed on Tuesday evening in
time for the inter-issnd steamer LIkeIike. we are
able TO furnish our subscribers the GAZETTE with
the latest news on the day of its publication. We
are also glad know that our friends on the other
Islands appreciate our desire and efforts TO supply
them with the latest news at the earliest possible
moment after We receive il. A deserving public
slways appreciate business energy, and We have
ample proof of the fact. in the orders we receive
weekly from new subscribers, as well as congratu-
latory letters. Our highest aim is 10 furnish our
readers good reliable readable newspaper, and
we will spare no pains to do So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24


HSAvT LossEs--It is said that tue bee raiseTs Of
Los Angeles county, California, have recently lost
By death 1900 stands out Of p 900 representing
yield 10000 pounds of honey year, worth S75,-
900. In San Diego county. just sOutH OF LIS An
geles, the loss is about one million and a qDaTter
pounds. The shove facts and figures prove what a
business Is carried in the State Of California in
this one branch of industry-bee culture The
reason why so much honey is made in these Two
counties is owing to the abundance Of flowers upon
which bees feed, which are indigenous to Los Au-
geles aud Ssu Diego counties II is related BY
travellers in California who have visited the eoun-
ties just named, that the foot hills and valleys Of
those counties are one gigantic floral sea, so 10
speak, presenting, all the year round the most
beautiful and picturesque panorama Of loneliness
that the human mind can conceive; from which il
produced by the industrious honey bee, enormous
quantities Of honey annually, and yielding reSenue
20 the inhabitants Of over 81 500, 900 per amman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-24
BIRTHS.
DIED.

Is q. ss5 @ s Iosh inslalt 70 TIE vifs Of NJ Jan
Wright. son
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-23
DISTRICT JUDGES.

The official majorities for District
Judges elected in the several Judicial
Districts of Nevada at the recent cleo.
ton. are given as follows in the Vir.
ginia Enterprise:
Richard Rising, First Judicial Dis.
trict, Storey county. 1872; s. ID. King
Second Judicial District. Douglas.
Ormsby and Washoe counties. 4O4; w.
M Seawell, Third Judicial District,
Esm+ralda and Lyon counties. 3i5; " :.
9 Bonnitield, Fourth Judicial District.
Humboldt county. l52; d. c. McKen
ney. Fifth Judicial District, Churchill,
Lander and Nye counties. 81; Henry
Rives, Sixth judicial District. Eureka.
White Pine and Lincoln couoties. 347 E;
Ii. Flack. Seventh Judicial District,
Eiko county, ITO.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-23
TELEGRAPBIC ITEMS.

The Hebrews of New York positively
refuse to accept Mrs. A. T. Stewards
donation.
The statement that movement was
on foot In Pennsy lvsnia to defeat Sen
ator Cameron's re- election. is denied.
An effort is being made to turn the
New York Gold Room into a Mining
Exchange, as the disappearance of the
premium on gold makes it useless for
the sale of that article.
At Newcastle, Delaware. George
Draper, colored, convicted of murder
In the second degree. WAS placed IN the
pillory in binding snow storm, aud
received sixty lashes, after which he
was sent to prison for life.
General Grant is to spend Christmas
in Ireland, and Childs of the Philadel-
phia Ledger reiterates the statement
that Grant will return home by way of
India aud California in little over q
year.
Sorrow for the death of Bayard Tay.
lor is universal at Berlin
The evidence in the Moore murder
case at San BueuavenEvra, California,
closed on Saturday. Argument of
counsel began to-day. and it Is expected
that the case will be given to the jury
to morrow.
Two libel suits. that against the
Chronicle by "Dr." O'Donuell aud
that against the Call aad Bulletin bv
w L. Reed are being examined in the
San Francisco City and Criminal
Courts, respectively
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-23
Battls Mountain Item :,
From the Messe niger.

From the Messe niger.
The men arrested for robbing Walter
Davis were examioed before Justice
Robinson and discharged the evidence
not being sufficient to bind them over
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
They were afterwards interviewed by
some of the citiz-ns, who recovered
from them u part of the stolen
property
A movement is on foot for the organ l..
ization of a Lodge of o. o f.
The Eagle Mining Co. at Lewis has
about forty men employed taking out
rich ere. The mill is RAINING con.
stantiy aud working the ore up to a
high percentage of its assay value.
William Patterson aud w. II. Sears
left last Thursday with two teams to
haul ore from the Paradise mines to
Winnemucca
Robert McBeth writes from Galena
that they have more money than is re-
CURED 10 the Road Fund, and the tax.
payers have petitioned the Board of
Commissioners to transfer $l20 of it to
the School Fund.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-23
oGermau syrup. :"

Ne other medicine 10 the world was
ever given such lest OF It's Curative
quail les as Boschee's &c, man Syrop
10 three yeas Two milton four hnd-
d. ed thousand small bottles OF tuls
medicine were distributed free OF charge
bv d'ugsi,.s ID this county 10 lno'e
afflicted with consumption, asthma.
Group, ssve'e coughs, pJenmonl" anu
o,bef diseases of tbe lh'0tt and laugs,
giving Tue American people undeDltoie
proof t0at Germ oytup VIII core
them. The resd't has beed that drag
gists in every iowa and viilS9e Ia the
UNI, ed States are Iecommendln II to
their Customers. 60 to your druggist,
aud ask wu4t they know about 1t
Sample bottles ~ GERS. Re- size
rs GEMS. rnlee doses viii relieve
any ceSe.