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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-21
A Physiological View Of Marriage

aald. % weiiock and ssuaisnitsi f,saiies
on Tho duties % marriage n..i the caasrs that ua
~ frr u .lip esrrst 81 Reproductions aud the dss-
vases 81 Woshsn 4 heak FER ps4 ssf- ssss.d
frsir reading 1so IsEes, price - cts
A rRN stE MEDICAL ADVISER
On all disorders Of 81 private >sinfs srlssag
from r~if Abuse, l. srsssss, OF reefut Diseases.
prir, ~ els.
a CLINIC al Ltc1uRE On the stsrs Diseases
and those of the Throat ssa t-ansp. Caissrb,
Rapture, Opium Habit. 40. price rts.
Either book seut postpaid on oeeirt ~ rsiss
all three. Containing TO page, beautifully
illustrated. for rs eta.
Address fr. riris. No, - ". sb ~. Louis, No
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-21
Two yas. Express Tra;aa Daily.

On Arrival OF Trains from t,ss Eas. sa,; south
DAYLIGHT ExrREss--Isaycst the unica De-
pot. ~ Louis. every morning. ausi being ass
kxprsss. steps oaly al principal stations. u has
Pullman Palace STEPPING Csrsfer teiusrhass fitts
burg Fhiiadelpnis and New York without shsaxe
and bal one change H. Bastoa. Haltiuisre aud
sshiag.sa ~ arrives IN New tofk early the
next evsning. oaiy one night cat, and Rifes .
daylight. VIEW Of the fsT-tsr.sed scenery 81 the
rtn.sy lyaata Railroad.
FAST LINE fNpRESS--isase. pa,isu DEPOT.
81. Louis, every rseniss. sseprias only al ps'n-
ciyal stations, with
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-21

B Physicians Preseript,ons AeeHrstely
Compounded.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-11-20
Harper's Magazine for December 1878

Harper's Magazine for December opens
with four old Christmas poems: by Bcn
Jonson, George Wither.. $. 4. Colcridge, and
Giles Fletcher. Abbey illustrates these witt
three remarkable pictures: the Christmas
Waits. the shepherds, and the Madonna III
the Stable.
An illustrated article on "England,s Great
University" contributed by VI. ID. Conway,
gives II satisfactorily comprehensive view ol
the various colleges of Oxford. the social llic
Of the students, the most eminent OF inc pro
~fcsSors. and the work accomplished oy lhe
University In promoting scholarship In Eng.
land. The illustrations are picturesque ana
interesting.
The most interesting paper In the Number
because OF its humor-is the un-prnfoklng
narrative of B. Mum Chowson OF Dedham:
concerning the peculiar institutions of
Knoware-an island upon which he iSthrown
by Shipwrcck. This article Is by Rose Terry
Cooke, the author of ncal culY YER. ana m1i tne
tons nrc as humorous as the lcttcr-prcsS: :,
The thrilling adventures Of the "Rcd
River Colony" belong to the early pioneer
Chctliin, n descendant of oncof thecolonistS.
The article Is effectively illustrated.
Lovers of music have q rare treat given
them in the beautiful paper on McndclSsohn
and Moschcles, covering remarkably inter-
England and Germany. The paper contains
finely engraved portraits of MendelsSoln,
Moscheles, Handel, Won Weber, Bach,
InalECrS, ROBERT anu SluIu SCluiittih,
II Mozart. =,
An illustrated paper by Charles BARNARD
describes the mining OF silver in all It's stages.
The brief paper on storm signals by +. II.
Knight is also very timely.
Ex-Governor Seymour, under the titie
"Crimc and TrampS." makes some important
suggestions as to the punishment of minor
crimes. DIR. Coan, In "Some PcculiarltirS or
Yellow Jack presents very curious facts as
to the migratory character of yelloW-feVcr
and other features Of the disease.
4. a. Hayes. Jr., contributes an Interesting
and piquant description of the First Rail-
road in China the Woosung R~ailway-re-
Gently demolished by the Chinese.
Besides Mrs. COOKIES 'knowarc.' already
mentioned, there arc three capital stories.
hundred and Two'i Is contributed by
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; "Hellcn," by Alice
Perry; and "A Rescue from Cannibals,' by
Frank Mccarthy.
Poems are contributed by E. s. Phelps.
Will Wallace Harvey, Francis l.. Mace, lhul
Hayne, and w. II. Babcock.
The Serial novels by Black and Hardy, con-
tinued In this number, will be concluded in
anuar to be followed Immediately with a
new novel by Miss Mulock.
The Editorial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
fuller Literary Record than usual-are up to
their usual standard. 1t must not be over
look cd. in any proper notice OF this Magazine,
Whatever may be the variety and inter-
est of any Number, there Is also an addition
al element of peculiar value in the always
and admirable contributions making
the EDITORS Easy Chair"
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The Press and Banner.
Wednesday, Nov. 20. 1878.
WHAT'S the Matter ?

Our people anXiously watch the Col4n.ola
and the charleston papers every day for re.
ports as to the condition Of the Governor, out
1t is seldom that a report of his condition Is
made. II seems to us strange that daily notes
are not made. 1t Is certain thaL no Pulh-
MS much interest. AT this writing we are
unable 10 state his condition. The lastreporI
that we saw. a few days ago, was that he had
fever and was not so well.
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Committees on Premiums at the Alb
neville Fair.
Field Crops.

Field Crops.
VIM wilson-Class Superintendent.
Robert Pratt, w ID Mars,
I 4 Delyin, J i Calhoun,
i w Lesly, Samuel Hester.
Horses.
James Pratt-Class Superintendent.
w S Richardson, John J. Parks,
rn coG Ghairm'n' ! K : " Gl naGdon,
T. Bradley.
Saddle and Harness Horses.
. II ''' Chairman. il i Sofwood:
Miller McCaslan.
Mules and Jacks.
Can't John Lyon, J II Walker,
chairman. JAS $ Wilson,
Jas S Gilbert.
Cattle, Sheep and SWINE.
j. widcman-Class Superintendent.
A b q G Il Madison,
G Med Mil!eTi r R Br ) y h"sk'n'
Poultry.
AE ~Lcsly-Class superintendent.
B c Do' Chairman. + c : SAY,
' II T Tustin.
Manufactures in Wood, Tin and Iron
John Knox-Class superintendent.
T. COX John Sign.
Chairman. + " r q Nance Sar
Leather.
Jp Young-ClaSs Superintcdent.
JOS ) N'' Chairman. + Rocl!s:
F. Wcstheld. JAS n McIoro.
Domestic Manufactures and Tailor
A + Wardlaw-Class Superintendent.
IS F. d n', Chairman. ! i f d SH $s'';''
Patch, Crochet and Needle Work.
A Aiken-CIass superintendent.
Mrs 4 Lindsay, Mrs, \ T. Lcsly,
MissM L Smith. Miss Lizzie Cater.
Mrs George White, Miss Margaret Baskin
S G CasOn, Secretary.
Wax, Hair and Shell.
Nrs F. r Gary. Miss Fannie Bradley,
Mrs. T. 1 c%Ssif ;ss MTs F GioSr RFS %iiis;r,
NJ p Del}ruhl, Secretary.
Painting.
vrs r Y Hemphill, Mrs + NJ Godbold.
Chairman. Miss Ivy Perrin,
Mice Eliza Bowic. Miss Floride Noble.
O. T. Calhoun, Secretary.
Household Department A.
las Mc(aslan-ClaSs Superintendent.
Mrs d WYATT Aiken, Mrs J NJ Latimer, ;,
Wis chairman. Miss Bessie Norwood,
Miss I c Guerrard, Miss jamie Chilcs,
Miss Matte Britt.
II G Scuddy, Secretary.
."B"
PRESERVES, &C, &C.
Chairman. Mrs NJ l. Lyon,
Miss Mollie Lites. Mrs Samuel Agncw,
Miss sue McCaslan, Miss Fannie Bonner.
w c MCGOWAN, Secretary.
s.B'
PICKLES
Mrs 6 r Gilbert. Miss Mollle Young,
Chairman. Miss Lucy White,
Miss Ellen Parker, Mrs w tIrlcT,
Mrs Jas S Wilson, Mrs VIM Barnlorc.
A Morse, Secretary.
ssC''
Mrs w T Branch, Mrs VIM HOOD,
Chairman. Mrs w \ Calhoun,
Miss Nuna Perrin, Mrs NJ Er%ln.
Mrs Sue Barksdale, Mrs J $ McGhec.
p Cotllran, Secretary.
Wines aHd Apples.
CLaw r PQuarlcs,
Chairman. j W Perrin,
b Hcrndon, DR. !! Miller,
j e Maxwell, ) + Lee.
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Rewardlng Merit.

Major John Alexander, OF the Congarce
Iron Works, whose irons dre everywhere to
be found in Abbeville county, bore OIL q sil:
yer medal at the State Fair for the largest and
best collection iron castings ana Euiihss. hhu
his circular saw mill took the first prize OF
diploma, for machinery of that kind. The
Major is expected to exhibit specimens OF his
handiwork at our Fair.
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MARRET REPORTS.
CORRECTED BY
r n ell e. Go.
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General
Merchandise.

Apnry111E. Nov, l0.-Rcceipts Iight-De-
mand good-Prlces firm. The best grades g
NEW YORK. November lS.l2 MLStocks
strong money 3@4 gold l:oSS; eS S,,1i. sev-
eSrments a fraction lower. Cotton steady:
sales i.l77--middling uplands ~ middiing
Orleans 95S; futures firm. : po,r dr,,.
Louisville, November lSCFlo"r o "Tn ,
wheat frm-red 30: whit 81; Corn STEADY
White 20: mixed IS: oats quiet-white "a;
mixed %; pork nominal: Bulk meats nrnnSr:
bacon q%ulet-clear ribs n; clerr sIaes "a
November lS-Cotton nrm-
middiing 8%; low middl,ng $4,000 ordlna-
nv ~: Shipments -; sales TOl.
'CHARMEsToE, November ls-Cotton qulet
-middling 9b low middling 8; good ordi-
a SIX; net receipts 1863 sales 1900.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-11-20
Nomination.

Editors Press and Banner:
Now that nominations are IN order, nom,
mate ms a suitable nominee for Speaker OF
tho House one whose record Is second to none
in the devotion to his country, and VINO by
vast Experiences as we'll qualified as any
for me 70 name him, us your readers doubt
less know him by the above statement; l re-
fer to the beloved chairman OF our dcleSa'
ton. GEN. SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
Respectfully, AVN
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Welcome Guest.

We were pleased to greet in our office last
njyht. olr old friend Mr.. I. Is. Crews, of that
highly priced journal the LdurcnsriHe Herctd:
Nr. Crews was for many years one OF II e
editors OF the AbbcriUe Banner, and has stlli
many warm friends In our county. becomes
to attend our Fair.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-11-20
The White Sewing Machine.

tho Introduction of the White Sewing
Machine in Abbevillc County. Since that
time there has been over one hundred ma.
chimes sold, and If there is one machine that
has not given entire satisfaction in every re-
sheet. the purchaser will confer Il favor by
letting me know 1t. Respectfully.
j.. l.. SIMPSON.
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MARRIED..

-~MARRIED.-October Path, 1878, BY Right
p. n. Lynch. MILLEDGE L. BONHAM,
n. Editor Of the Ninety-Sir Guardian, TO MISS
DAISY ALDRICH, daughter Of Judge A.:P:
Aldrich, Of BarrYelL
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C1SS1SGI1A & T~EMrLEToN have q large
stock of Crockery and Glassware.
WoopMAN. spare that tree! We are going
to have the nO-fcnce law.
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r AIDES wanting the prettiest and cheap
est dress in the market should call lol
"Bourette Cashmere" only &c per yara, 10 oe
found ut IL. NJ. WV
Oct. q, 1878, tt.
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OLD

OUR t~ownspeople must encourage the Fair
BUY fruit trees.
WE need the fcncelaw.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Watson. Charles Carton, VIM Kennedy, T. g
Hoffman, Grcenville: J NJ Ellis, Parks
Creek III Wilson; Fort Pickens; Mrs ZIP,
stein ind daughter, II Wilson. Columbia u
II LeRoy, Miss Annie uekabee, Miss John
ME Sheer. L.owndasville; Mrs j j Liddell,
Santuck n T Sassard, Rose Cottage; l. T
Mason. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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r AIDES and Childrens Suitings. Black
l., silk Finish Velvets from Coo TO sl.5O per
ward. Something new and stylten lot YIN
ter. II, NJ. dAhDoN} :.
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CONSIGNEES

ExpREss.-A McCalla f F Power. I Is
Scott. wool, Mrs ] F Calhoun. F. NJ McEonnei,
J II Saunders, r NJ Conner, r w Cannon.
FREIGHT.-Mrs A e Hearst, Cunningham q
T. Wasdlaw & F., G II Moore. II W lAwcon q
Co. J d Chalmers & Co., j G WoodruH.
MARRIED. Sunday morning. 18th instant,
nv Rev. Mr.. Davis, Mr.-GRIER, OF Tcnnc-
see te Miss BESSIE BRENNAN: Of Able
Vile County.
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1915 Reward.
I will pay Twenty-Five dollars reward 1or
nroof to convict the thief who stole my
horse from my stable on Saturday night, 10Th
inst, described as follows; 3 years last Au-
gust, deep %sorrel, white star IN forehead, one
back ed. IL or IA hands high, worth about S1l
or $50. For the recovery Of the horse l Will
"''' 49, +. EDWARDS.
Abbeville, $. c. Nov. 10. 1875.
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McCords Collie Mixture.
For Horses. Mnles and CaftIe-

McCords Collie Mixture.
For Horses, Mules and Cattle.
The undersigned have been appointed sole
agents for the sale o. "MCCOSDSCOLIC MIX
TURE,"an infaliiblc %cure.for collie In horses
mules or cattle. This preparation was pat
tented June 81, 1861, and In the short time
which has elapsed since has attained q rcpu-
tation uncqualed by amy patented medicine
on the globe. We have In our possession tcs-
timoniias from numerous persons who have
used It:
l have had two occasions to use McC0rdS
Collie Mixture In cnScs that seemed desperate.
The success In curing was apparently magic
nj. it IL administered without trouble or de-
lay, Is speedy I'm action, and ! think Is so val
liable that every person who manages horses
or mules should kccd 1t at hand.
y. l.. WARDLAW.
Isaw Mr.. McCord use his medicine OH q
mare that had been travelling, and was Sciz-
ed with cramp collie. The animal. was drop
ping down I. Cqucntly and In great pain. In
Il short time after the medicine was givcn-in
ten minutes, ut the flrtlleSt,-thc animal was
easier, and In an hour / saw the animal har-
messed and driven of, and learned subsc-
Uucntly she performed the journey and had
no more collie.
have had one occasion to use McCo
Collie Mixture. It was very effective an
think Is an excellent medicine.
For Sale at Abbcvillc by
w. T. PENNEY.
DIR. +. PARKER.
For s lie bv T. Baker, Lown desville, S. c.
Il. II. Edwards. Duo Yves t.
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'VNIIE undersigned now have In successful
J., operation q good tan yard, at DonaldS;
vile, where hides OF every description viii
for green hides, 6 cents, in barter.
HAWTHORN & HODGES.
-. - tr, 90
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NOTICE
To Debtors and Creditors,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate OF Dr.
n JAMES F. MABRi, deceased, elInsa
bv note or account are requested to come
forward and puy the same at an early day 70
the undersigned or to my agent DR.. }. W.:
KELLER. Those neglecting to heed TINS
notice will lind their notesand accouh % IL
the hands of an Attorney for collection.
Ali persons having claims against the Es-
'a'e 4 Mrs. NJ. J. MABRY,
Administrative.
Oct. o, 1878, If.
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Harper's Magazine.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.

NoticrS Of the Press.
Hurppr's Magazine is the American Maya
zine alike in literature and In urt.-Bost0n
IrdurUer.
The most popular Monthly in the world
". J. Observer.
1t is an excellent companion for the young,
a delight to the mature, q solace for declining
age.-LOUisriHe Cburie1-J M
No other Monthly in the world can show so
brilliant a list of contributors; nor does any
furnish Its readers with so great n variety
and SO superior a quality Of literature
| Wu;chmQn, Boston.
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The volumes OF the magazine begin with
the Numbers for Junc and December Of each
Understood that the subscriber wishes to be-
gin with the current Number.
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comprising 81 Volumes, in neat cloth bind
Ing, will be sent by express. freight at en-
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Single volumes, by mail, postpaid, s. W.
Cloth cases, for binding, 50 cents, by mail,
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Remittances should be made by Post-Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance OF
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Brothers.. Address
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THEY ALL WANT IT,

Because 1t is n family newspaper of pure
sound reading for old and young. and 1t con-
tains II reliable and comprehensive sum1na'
ry Of all the important Icy
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[HARPER,S PERIODICALS,

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, One Year."...sl 90
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TAN YARD.

August, 1878,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16
New Complications.

The liver is the imperial organ OF the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of man.
When it is>disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
themovements Of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and neryosa
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the liver. It has
been successfully p,oyed stbat Green 5
August Flower Is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted w.th dyspepsia or
liver complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an 7 IN.
healthy condition Of the liver and
stomach. q Sample bottles TO try. ~
cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western ointment. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16

r. M. Dsggett. the Republican candi.
date for1 Congress. entered the con-
test as q candidate for Governor,
BUG I'd obedience to the dictation Of the
power which moved, HE: Eureka Con.
vention. was nominated for Congress,
defeating Thomas Wren, who was
candidate fVr re;eiedtioD. shd bad no
opposition until the Convention met.
Whsshsr Mr.. Wrea's; defeat is,sos be Of
tfbhted 70 the strong resolution intro
duced in the Convection by him. de-
elsring against the repeat or modiaca.
ton Of the Rallion Tag avy has not
yet been, and probably never will be,
made public II rs Reasonable TO sup
poAAy however, thstthe obnoxious rsso.
iution. which was was Suppressed FROM the
platforms ss'firss paDlished,g intensified
the Bonanza opposition to Nj. Wren
and gave the nomination for Congress-
man to candidate fol-, Governor. Mr..
Daggett, whose nomination is uudoubt.
ediy due TO the Bonanza and Virginia
4 fruckee Railroad Companies. whose
interssts he. hasso faithfully represent
I'd through the columns of their paper,
the Feryitsrish Epterpriss.2 -isg now
stumping the State of Nevada. With
might and main he attempts to divert
the public attention from the real is
sues Of the campaign--the fight OF the
people cagaipst theI rings of the Com
STOCK aiby appealing TO, their passions
undergraduates DHe waves the bloody
shirt as if the war was still raging. and
he was engaged in struggle for the
preservation Of the Union, instead of a
contest for the supremacy of rings and
corporations. Men who fought the
batties of the Union on many bloody
6esd are aot only willing. but anxious
that the prejudices created by the war
be buried out of Isig and the bloody
ehssn closed forever; NM. Daggstt
che warrior OF. letters of fire." the
stsy.a home, patriot who never smelt
powder in the Union cause, wants them
sevived, that the rnists. which they cre-
ate in tie miuds Oh ths pbbiic nigh.
conceal the manner of his nomination
and the p, cause fat which he is contend.
ina. nnnls4 Eamnr aYnda st4 ha ~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16


lyon tickle me. i tickle you. is the
way the Austin Reyeille explains the
rslstions existing between the Enter.
prise apd Carson Appeal. It says the
Virginia Enterprise is defending the
editor Of the. Carson ,Appeal and Re-
publican Candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
srnor from the charge Of betraying his
constituents and violating a pledge in
voting for the bullion tax compromise,
and the Appeal in tnrn is trying to con-
vince the people that the editor of the
Enterprise and Republican nominee for
Congress is not bonanza candidate.
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Express Matter for Paradise.

All freight intended to be forwarded
by stage to Paradise valley must be
left at Wells. Fargo & Co. 3 Office to be
forwarded. This rule cannot be de-
parted from in any instance.
RICHARD IL MORSE,
Proprietors Paradise Stage Line.
October l5. At
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TEL &c RAPHIC,
.s1EalJ EE1 ST0UTT1 ,g9ui@
EASfERNo DISPATCHES


Savage In no Black HiIlss-
fDKApwoop %. T. Oct. is.
The latest Indian rumor is to the
effect that a portion OF the Seventh
OSvalfy has been corraled in the Fad
Lands and anihilated. but this story
sannot be traced, to any thing a u thentic.
oourlers en- route toe the Q issrty con :.
strnoting the military telegraph at
Powder river ran into threes different
Indian camps on the Belle Foarche,
while making as many. attempts = to
cross. and were driven back. Thew
seasss sipdiM Signs everywhere. The
coach from Rapid City brings tidings
Of aiarh-at that camp. Everybody ia
fpEi1sieg gahd mppentari'y expecting
aH attack A (courier Eom the Mis-
sourisEiFer reports that Indians sacked
and burned the buildings at New Spot.
ted Tail Agency aud departed for the
ponth. which. it true. sgells, the bod
OF hos'Aes ~ this vicinity TO about s.
700. and. il joined by Sitting Bull, as
oughtrrobabe. the Hiits VIII soon
b. surrounded by 12loe0. 10 rs GOO.
sSnr companies Of lhh infantry from
Fort Suliy. under Colonel Ward, moved
south to "Piua Springs on Saturday.
lns Seventh. g asairy Shass dhyidta two
s"'npanies. nader Caotain Moreland,
appearing at the Cheyenne crossing.
ssidsnsiy out Of their latitude, as they
nqpired of freighters and others. to
81 e ns7s o,y ~
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REPUBLICAN
9tate Ticket
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
9TH, 1878.

ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
5TH. 1878.
ron eovrnsoa.I on
JOHN H. KINKEAD. ..of Hunboldt county
HENRY X. MIGHELs. OF Ormsby county
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
RoLLIN M. DAaGErr. OF Storey county
.t' FOR JuDGR OF SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS 4. HAwLEY. OF White Pine county
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES +. BICKNELL OF ormsby county
EoR sKoRErARY OF STATE.
JASPER BABCoCK. 1890. OF Storey county
ef Fob STATE CONTROLLER.
JAMES q. HALLoCK. ...of Lincoln county
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
MICHAEL A. MURPHY. OF Esmeraida county
3t t1..H4#H4 A 1@ at sd'
FOB SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW j. HATCH. OF Washoe county
PoR STATE TREASURER.
LYMAN L. CROCKETT. OF washoe county
FOR sUPkRISTENDKNT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
JOHN ID HAMMoNO.....o OF ormsby county
October 8. 1878. I'd
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Booths Oysaers.
A. Booths choicest brands of fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale at the Depot House, -r t<r~r
oct If. G A. KRENKLE.
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Dressmaking.
Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
do plain and fashionable dressmakinQ
", @a# ## aa& = p bs4 ~
to order. oct8-tf.
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Lunch Room.
ThslBusy Bees have opened Lunch
Housein the: building between Sabine 3
and Lewis stores on Bridge street.
where hot meals can be procured until
ii O'Clock P. M. every night. Fresh
oysters will be served in every style of
the culinary art. The proceeds will be
applied to building a parsonage.
Ocl4 lw. Committee.