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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-13

- Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. 81 deg: lowest, 80 deg.
range, "a: average, 4l.2 deg.
Note lin the column headed Min Their
mometer the figures indicate the lowest
temperature daring the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Service. U, 8. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-13

A CHILD two years old at Leeds. Eng,
land. was suffoaated TO death the other
da! BY cat lying on its face when
asleep. = -
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No matter how thoroughly you clean
the house, the vita OF the next man
who moves in will declare it is not 1T
for hogs to live 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-13

Adam Forepaugh's great circus and
menageiie Is coming to Nevada. and
will exhibit here about the middle OF
May.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-13
This sIorning's.Rea rsl. .

1900 Ophir, 30H.
800 Mexican. 10. 81.
1875 Gould &, Curry. 81. 6ss.
900 Bees, Dc Belcher. 1871. l5Z.
1905 California. 29Z b5.
260 Savage. liz. nv.
100 Con. Va, l7X b..
ITO Uholiar. 261..
1900 Hale Il Norcross. az. 9X..
lao Crown Point. AS, 420c.
625 Imperial. 40. 45e
so Kentnck. ~.
335 Alpha. 6H. z b5.
lao Belcher. 24D. 235c.
$50 Sierra Nevada. $50, 1885,
rs Utah, 81 81
$40 Bullion. 370.' $3.50.
ASS Exchequer. go. 2G5c.
535 Over,nan. lOA. lOT..
SO Justice, ca.
800 Snccor. 6. s..
$40 Union. AGO. 450o.
2i40 Alta. 81. 81.
$50 Confidence. 4.
$500 Julia. $50, 360c.
2OU Caledonia. ZO5, 20OC.-
100 Silver Hall. l05. 90c.-
100 New York. rs SOC.
470 WooayilIe. 40c.
40 Andes, soc.
100 Senator, 1900.
$500 Con. Washos. &c..
1850 Ward, los. 1i0c.
so Levin han. 25c.
400 n. Con. Va s40c.
200 Morning Star. ~.
500 Monumental. loo.
800 Trojan, GO 600.
$40 Benton. l6O, l70c.
450 Boyle. Acc.
70 Solid Silver. 220c.
100 Raymond Il Ely, $3.50.
$3.50 Argenta. 80, 500.
1900 Navajo. 1859.
20U Hornet Lie.
1000 Belle kle 600.
800 Eureka. 491s. 49X.
100 Phoenix. 81.
80 Alps. .2l5c.
720 Belmont. ll5, 1l0o..
800 Defrees. SOC.
$50 Leopard. 900.
100 Hussey, CSC.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-13

E WILLIAM NJ. TWEED died in jail in
New York City yesterd y.
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Last Evenings Board

"s oOaEus
100 Meadow Valley. zoe.
100 Raymond IL Ely. 4.
720 Eureka. 4SI. 4SA.
2l5 Leopard, 80. Csc.
$50 ella. LOO. 95c.
900 Hussey, 60, 60c.
$40 N. Belle. z.
$50 Alps. "a.
40 Belmont. 1870. ll0c.
100 Endowmet, 65c.
l60 Manhattan, w.
QUO Independence. 100. Csc.
1850 Grand Pre-. 6. ga.
200 Argenta. 80. 30c.
800 Nav"js. l49. 1890.
400 Combination. l5c.
$50 Bodie. no. l20c.
800 Belle Isle. 50c.
1880 Day. u. Too.
400 Hamburg. 81.
100 Hillside. /.
17l0 Modoc, lSo, lS6c.
80 Martin White ~.
$50 Leeds. l5o. l25s.
120 Tip Top. 2u0. 1869.
200 HomHsiake, 5.
9S5 Ophir, 1871, 29Z b30.,.
400 McCracken. 81.
1890 Con Va. 10. - be.
295 Mexlcsn..9H.
425 Ward. 10, l05c.
200 Caledonia, 2.
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RsN business you can engage in. IS to-
DDO e2J per day made by any worker of
either SEX risnl i'll their Own loo slIties, Pat
ticuIars AID ~amp1.s worth SIS free. Improve.
your spare Lilae ~ this bisIaess. Address,
o.ISsu4s q Co., Portland, Maine.
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NEW BARBER, SHOP.


wIsNEMuocA..,.-.~........--..NEvADA
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS


About 5000 mules have arrived in At
isnta, Ga, in the last two weeks.
harrison coun'! iaf"ef owns 'erse!
Cow 'ha' s'e'nS " POUNDS OF """er per
week
". NJ. Lackey sold OLD. Goode. 20
head cattle weighing 100 mounds. a, four
cents cash.
uer harr.l, harley ale nor bu.bel and
rye 80 cents.
~ ,'I''"nA" '~s' "os' "'"s ~
rr''es 10, o'"er ''oeN are '"'"' '"e r'"e
a. ''o"'s''"e f"o'''''"''
Capt. II. 7. Bush sold to T.. =. Woods
az" MI" ''''rs' '" nes" " ""'"'''"
Ewes """ 'S"'o'"s' " ~
Mr. A. q. Chenault advertises the sale OF
his mothers pc rsonsltv, at her residence,
near Shelby CITY, on the eth Of February.
he"iuety produoes yearly aoon' one
"""''e' '"' my "''''on Poa"u' :" 'oo'e'
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met with unqualified approval a''crg our
farmers. Success hAs attended every eshl.
biiion Of iis wonderful labor.savinc pov.
era
counr Am DEMOCRATIC coNrrr NrrrISo.
County Court here next Monday. There
will bc n meeting n the Democratic Com.
mittce of Garrard to determine the claims
81 the candidates who have declared them.
elves for office.
srEcfAI. Court IN PrLAsRI
Judge Owsley is holding Special Term
of Circuit Court in Pulaski.
HUNTING NooSsHrNr.
One 81 our young gentlemen has gone
in search NJ moonshine.
rHE hEsr OVERLOOKED.
The best half Of the Murphy motto j.
some times overlooked, viz: with malice
toward more and charity for ALL"
court or ArPEAIs DECISIONS.
The Court Of Appeals recently decided
the following Garrard cases. Louisville n
Nashville X. u. vs.. Samuel Ro,hw,ll, re.
yerscd. Ncuur,rv Va Mccrc,dy. affirmed.
RUSSIAN WAR CORRESPONDENT.
Capt. French Upton, associate editor Of
the Ricbmond R,ois,,. has been in town
,--.- -, a. -,-..i-,,.... =,
A.. -. A. r.. - 49,
"A No.. r.. IN. ;.,.,,;..., ..I -,
-,
ORES,
IL will take place very soon now. Look
-. IN -
a.,
rvsnour,
r., .., -, ,.,.,,od = so,.,,;oo
l., .I,o.;. oL;unav n, Goo ~ mo an, Of
,,..I,
PERSONAL.
Mr.. VI. l.. Granger has again fitted
bomevard with the swallows.
ron SALE EVERYWHERE.
Nurphv p;na and slammed ribbons are
advertised on every corner.
uIsun,p.
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RELlGIOgs.

Rev. J. q. Minnigerode, a talented prea.
cher from Richmond, Va, has accepted a
call to Calvary Church, Louisville.
A pro,racted meeting at the Christian
Church, Paris, has been in progress Cor
some time and has resulted IN ihy add
tions.
The death Of Bishop Marvin, Of the
Methodist Church South, will nece-sitate
the election Of three Bishops by the Gen
ersl Conference which meets at Atlanta in
May next.
The Southern Baptist Theological Sem.
mary has an attendance of 20 students thi.
year Its removal from South Csrolins.
has proved 10 he great advantage To- the
Institution.
One Slub-y, one horse Methodist
preacher who refused 10 pay his sub-crip-
tion to the Mountain Echo, has sued that
paper because il called him dead heat"
We expect brother Lucas will prove that
he il one when the casc comes up for trial.
Since our last repor, there have been
gathered to the Geld 81 Christ through the
ministration Of his servant, Rev. Geo. q.
Barnes, Just one hundred sonl-. aud the
meetings at Campbellsville continue with
unparalleled interest. There il no telling
when the meeting will close; certainly not
for some time yet. Total number Of con.
vert. there So.
Hearing some complaint among the
members-in regard to the mortgage Of the
Presbyterian Church TO the Northern Pres.
byterv, we Investigated the matter, and
find that il Is not exactly q mortgage but
a conditional gin; the condition being that
the $500 donated ny the Trustees Of the
Memorial Fund shall he paid back to them
in case the church ever ceases to he place
OF Presbyterian worship. Should II al.
ways remain church, the 5000 will never
he called for.
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BrsryEss NOTICES.


Bry your Block Coal from Smith 4 Nil
Ter.
do 10 Smith n Miller for Fresh Oysters
they always Keep them.
0o tn Smith n Miller Tor Fresh Poultry,
Game, oysiers and Family Groceries.
CALL and settle your accounts immcdi.
aiely. NNpEnsoS a McIonrnrs.
Go to Frank Wilmer, the best Barber
Stanford ever had for god clean shave.
Tnr dissolution " the firm NJ Bohon A
Siagg demands that all indebted shall
promptly come forward and settle. I'eibra
ni sipieHt.
A gentle lIINr--ln our style of eli.
mate. with it, sudden changes of tempera.
tue rain, wind and sunshine often inter.
mingling in single day-it l. no wonder
that our children. fricnd- aud relatives are
~ frequently taken from ~ by neglected
colis, half tie deaths resulting directly
from this cause. bottle Of Bo-chee'.
German Syrup kept about your home for
immediate use will prevent serious sick.
mess, large doctors hill, and perhaps
death, by the Use of three or four doses
For curing Consumption, IIemorrhage-,
Pneumonia. Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease " the Throat or lung, lis sncceSs
j. simply wonderful ~ your druggist will
tell YOU. German syrup Is now sold in
every town and village On this continent.
Sample bottles for trial, 10 cents; rcgula,
size, - cents.
"THr United States Life saving Service
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JANUARY %, 1873.
sAM WILL TO MOVE.

JANUARY o., 1873.
SAW MILL TO MOVE.
Nelson Young 4 Co., are talking of nov
ing their Saw Mill to John Young's prem
ises.
NOT THE MORMON BRIGHAM.
Brigham Youngs wife presented him
with a twelve and half pound son, on the
10Th.
WILD TURKEY KILLED.
NJ. Henry VI. Pullen killed a Wild tur-
key recently that. weighed after being
dressed, i2 pounds.
BETTER THAN A DOG.
Mr.. John Hutcherson is the champion
rabbit hunter Of the State. lie caught 10
one day last week without dog orgun.
DANCE.
Previous to the departure Of Mr.. Vim.
Surber for his rev home at Hortontown
he treated the Young people to most de-
lightful dance.
FAMILY JARS.
VI. +. Hubble and wife got into q
row few days ago, which ended in fight
Mrs. II. did not holler Enough" till her
cruel husband had choked her ill she was
black in the face.
STORES.
Highland boasts Of Eve stores. The la.
test acquisition in that line is the one ofMr
John Ham. He moved from Lizard Loop
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RicH'- supposed rrecnhorn from
Clinton county, lately offered at public out
cry on Main street, Danvillc, the shorthorn
metropolis of Kentucky, a small Albany
hull, and the smart Aleck. pre-uming him
ignorant n the correct orihoer.phy NJ A.
dcrny competed for the rrize ~ till the
sharper had realized $50 for HE SIG rep
resentatiye II the rcnnyroyal scrub rib
a kno, between the eyes.
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OLDOrrIcrRs RrrsISrp-J. II. shanks,
Esq. President Of the Farmers National
Bank, Dr. J. u. Owsley, Cashier, aud Joe
$. Grimes, Teller, have been re collected for
the present year The Farmers" l. in a
mos, aourishinr condition, due IN great
measure to the unvarying courte-y of the.c
gentlemen.
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Nor A MrnrHy.-A stranger FROM the
Mountains came into our office few days
ago while our Job Printer was working
some Murphy badges. AZ he took up one
to look at, Ne inquired u he was Muir
ply, NO, Sir" he replied, "my name il
Cooley" We were satisfied that he had
not heard Of the case, 80 We accepted him
a. an Intelligent juror.
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IsvtOls C0USry SEWs.



JANUARY ~ ls1s'
WANTED.
man IN Lincoln county who Is mol
candidate and don't expect To he.
CORRECTION.
pavy Ao'"ire not ''oin'l - the shoe
msser VINO wont I've. w course none bu'
wv ''shman, o' pure CRESCENT can ciaIn'
-,
49,, T.
,,,,od - an ~. I...-,.,-.,.., -,
IT, az. A., -. =, -. Ns'.'o'
.n.o;.l .a..,,,. -, a.,
Ma. h,, !, no.. al. ,.n.,..,"
vrw ...cu.vr
TIE ;..;u;.a, -. ..l.,. ~.
Late Co., Ct a n.."'- ~ ~,
q, Tno.d., 7, -, q, .o, T,'
oo,o.,, GOO. I'LL. -. ~.
,n,ch,..,. ~ D. -,
y,r.,yov,.,
II uo.a H., ,h...
q, n. Cd. -. a.. D., 49,, -, =,
Wv wv ,'"' wv w. a,' L'cN region o'
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HAIRS Gar STATION There !. asirong
probability that this Station will he
discontinued rs a shipping point. Since
the completion Of the e. :. Il. II. To Som.
er~et, J, has become of very little import.
ance and The pay of an agent there has
beeu 80 reduced that il won't pay his
board. Mr.. Stephenson, who, up to this
week, was sgent there, has resigned
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NJ. Csrnon
hyrAny 9th. 1873.
vD,,
A"i'LL' L''
The Times are dnii' very
HuRhAh FOR THE SUN,
The sun showed Its lace yesterday
COUNTY COURT.
Next No"u"y "''i NC oo"n'y '""'' "'''
DOG GONE THE STREETS.
The streets are in "wretchedly religious
condition"
fn RE-. .,, ,.
Elder VIM Alo'', VIII P'e''" "e'e "'A'
Sunday' " ID e'oeN' A. >"
so GLAD WILLIAMS Il shNAioN.
The mountain people are CREAMY penseu
with the selec''oh OF 'erro "o'o" WIZ
Hams Tor 'hi'e" states 'e'''O''
'"
WINE niai"e P,'c'e' '"'o '"', n.,'
goou inan! 'o.' v" ~.
side say ihis Is 'ion' w. . '''"
SALE OF ho.sh AND hoi'
NJ T. Ne"cum soiu ms "o"'' anu ~. :"
TINS place. 70 IT. W. T. '''N'e' W, CIV
The Dr' VIII commune 10 oc'"py Us u
residence oo, ,,osrn
g., - ,,o ,s.h
.,,.s.. =, 90 ,,n
n.IT vh;,.,o.a o,.,.d
Pr ", -, -, 40 or, ;n., w;,h .hon,
o. ~.
o,xnor,s FOR TAN RAnK.
Railroad AGENT orders pondolas occa.
s;on.I,v ;or tho sbipmen, Of tan bark. He
..v. and very nroh,bly so too, that II a
en- a., -, % hi, 100 m,ch n .s,on.
Az" !. Ina, ,s GOOD as n track
n,,rxrvs,np n,ssorvrn
III. I,w.6rm of Holman a McClary ws4
,,-..,,a 30 ,,r,,,I oonsa,, NJ, the 10Th
:, ~ ,,o,,h NJ NctJ.rv r;ll con.
- Al, .o,;o. h.,a W. bona the a;s.
soIn,;on win mo-, nrsvent Mr. Holmap's
.,,.,d,noe a, onr Courts.
srw.ron wy,,r GETTING DOWN To "nlz"
onr senate, Col While seems to be
a.onn;na ;n,o the I,w.makinp business
varr r..a;ly lie has introduced A nun.
h.r q, h;I,s W. notice that he smoke al
aoms Length AGAINST the repeal of the test
ii ,Io,,o,.., an f,, ,s that Statnte l.
ooaoaroaJ "a we shall in all human proba.
hI;,. ~ , candidate for something some
A.. wo,Id,,, ,;vs n continental IL the
T.n,,,a,nrc .hoo,d repeal n
nm, xrnyvs avn APPLE LACK.
NJ su,no.e that by the time this is pub
ti.hsJ ,hs inv,.ion long dreaded by the
Ed;,o, If ,b,s uaper will have made itself
t.b in Stanford NJ. slIude To the Muir
ubv movemeu Emmett Logan, of the
C,s,;c,.. L,,rnoL intimate that the said Ed
;,or viii aay ~ the maintains Of the moon.
sh;nsrs" in the event that he comes this
w,v ~. hold ourselves in readine.. to ten
40, him I'D ounces of "the ample that is
;,cL y a lamar which is by no means un.
nonnl,, Win AFT Glasses of people up here.
.nL v., ,he.. nsonle are in direct sympa.
,hw i'm The Mnrnhy movement They
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-25

Az OR,roR. Mr.. Grove G.. Kennel,
lecturcd alta Murphy Meeting in I.ouis.
willie last week before an audience of 4,ooo
people, and the newspapers speak II his
speech in complimentary terms. We hope
Grove will continue faithful IN the end.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-25

TIM Murphy- did not come last Satur-
day ~ advertised They found the field so
wide In Garrarl, and - ripe for the sickle,
that they have not even vet finished their
job. We arr assured that We mas look Tor
them next Monday night
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-25

TiREp 90 GoING Ir ALONE The fol
lowing couples have been granted license
to we'd since our last report: Mr.. David
Daughery to MIS-. Polly Self Mr. Felix
u. Albright tn Mrs. Ruth Menifee; Mr..
Reuben Melton n Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Bryant The "yidders' /, will be seen, are
at a premium this week OF two b one
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IRA OreharA.


"NN'N"' ~ WV
WHAT GRAZ ORCHARD
&. %. is one Of the most pleasant and de-
lightful little towns in Central Kentucky !
il has the pretiiest location Of any neigh
boring towns; i's medical wai'rs are
known throughout the United s'ateS,and Is
one OF the hest summer resorts IN the
world, aud Is surrounded BY considerable
wealth. IL Is remote from the eonn'
y seat and no, quite as large yet at some
ihlure day no doubt II VIII be one OF me
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-25

DrSIEs TnE CHAEGE.-Mr. q. \. Adams
called To see rs this week to deny the charge
made against his brother, J, II. Adams lie
saws he did no, hsrhor the horse thief, rs
alleged, nor would he stoop To- 81 low a
hn.incs.. We hone not.
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IOStL NcUs.

Human for Judge George : Carpenter
Oh-Ervr the change in John H. Cfaig :
hig advertisement.
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GARRaRD 6OUSTY SE,Is
lane0 sfer.

Lancaster.
JASrAnY %, 1873.
THE MURPHY MOVEMENT STILL RACES.
Fiercer and iercer RACES the Murphy en-
thusiasm till Lancaster now begins to send
out branch lodges. For three nights the
work in town is suspended while the sPea
kers storm the stronsholds of Bryantsville
Paint Lick and elsewhere. On Tuesday
night at the former place a most exciting
meeting was held. Judge Boone delivered
an address Of great earnestness. Geo. w.
Dunlap, Jr, followed with short, but
most impressive speech. John Boner, Jr.'
a mere lad, made brief appeal, and Mr..
Louis Pitcher was ever ready with word
in season. There were intervals Of sing
ing which continued without intermission
for twenty or thirty minutes. During these
jubilant periods the auditors hocked in
numbers to the blue ribbon, so that after
three hours Of stirring times ninety-fve
had signed the pledge and decked them
serves WIN the "ufP"y "Aose' "" "e'
nesday night at the beautiful rant Lack
Church meeting was held at which forty
seven signers were obtained. Speeches by
Messrs. Boone, Pitcher, Crow, Geo. Dun
lap and James Dunlap. The latter deliv-
cred chaste and beautiful extemPorsne-
Gus address and may be justly proud OF
this his first effort. He allied Christiani-
ty and Temperance as children OF one
common parent, two beams from one sun,
two chords from one harp, two arrows from
one CULVER two teunderbolts twin-born
from heaven, Nc.
REVIVAL POSTPONED FOR THE NuRPHYs'
The Methodist revival has third time
been postponed. The temperance move.
ment formed too powerful a barrier fol
apy other influence TO hold sway. Reli.
zion ought 10 restrain from all vice, but il
seems feeble beside the popular movement
now enchanting the public mind. Tn.
future will determine whether, after all
any power can hold where the still, small
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IMPORTANT
TO TEXAS EMIGRANTS

Any person desiring 10 enigrale 10 ArkAn-
regard 10 rates via Memphis and Little Rock, 10 ans
kail Road point in -aid states, aud ave time and
nom tso 10 i've dollars In price Of tickets, ~ WIZ
q. n. asCnEsTEa. ASS.
sOs-a ssassssa. ~,
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w have added to our stock full line
NJ Buggy and Wagon Harness, Gear Britch.
ing Saddles, Eridlc., aud all kinds II re-
pairs Tor Harne--.
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\. \ wAEEEN is agent hem for the
Singer. the hest Sewing Machine made
samples on hand Ut the l.. q.
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wrAErS 4 Ev,s. seli a good two horac
wagon with he'd and brake, i"r $50
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MrHrnI Badge. printed in Gold apd
silver by loui- ". Ramsey. At The Som
mercial Hotel" Price : cents each.
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w. l.. wITHERs

T. Candidate liT the once Of Asse--oT OF Lincoln
County al ensning August eiection, subject 10 the
action OF the Ismocratle party,
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| UNDER FALSE tOIoRs.-A we'll known
Crab Orchard man who 10 pretty fond Of
his hi,ter-, was seen in Stanford last week
with blue ribbon pinned on his coat A
friend inquired, "Have you joined the
- ~, 40.
III, 20 -. ~
a. a.. .,..,.. a., m, -" r.t.
= -, :. -, -.
-, -, :,
NIonr OF Turx.-Furh,r examination
show. that In addition IN the rro,iem.o n,
LincoIn county mentioned l,., week n.
having ,h.;, I;ogr,nh;.. 4, the Eocyclo,..
Ala ~ J;.,;,c,ish.J us, Of x.,,uclx ar.
m. so,lox;,s. n, a "A R,or,,,h &c
Coo,., a. n Miller II, T. n Mo,,yom.
sry Is Nur,hy r n shank. IL
shah. and Coi r " y,,non. ~. had
,ho,vh, NJ re,,oJuc;rv IN. b;oyrapLics !,
IN. Ixrrr,or JorRx,I hu, IN. ,,.k |. too
be,y, We vii, ir.,r, them hcv,,., n,
the ..oi prio, So per head. Don't all
.,.,l n, once
- a, -
''' , W V =" -, v - u'
=, -, -. p.,
lican in the sih Congressional District,
made Us pleasant cali this week. lie
SAYS he il not going to don the war paint
and he n candidate in the coming Congres.
-ional race hut will take the stump
and elec,ioneer Tor HE dear friend, Judge
Durham. Thi- Is good, and IL Mr.. Brad
lev gets to he a good Dsmocrai by the time
another Congressman !. elected. we'll guar
antcc that hi ambition tn represen, this
District will he realized.
n-,,,,.-p
We" W, %, Ion.
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w. IL. MILLER

l. Candidate Tor County Attorney OF Lincoln Co,
At the August Eleclion las, suhsct 10 the action
OF The Democratic party.
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WEST BACK ON IlIN.-A glance at ouI
marriage license report will show that fe-
liz u. Albright obtained the legal docu'
ment this week in such cases made and pro
yide'i, To marry Mrs. Rnth Meniiss. Hs
planked down his 81 so to the Clerk like
man and gently broke the good news To 4
Minister whom he engaged 10 tie the knot
All went lovely ill short time before thu
cerem"ny Was 10 take place, when Mn
Menifee annonnced 10 the erpectanl groom
that she had changed Der mind, and thai
further proceedings ~onld be postponed
sias de- We were unable 10 learn th.
cause Of her sudden determination, hut %,
will presume she acted wisely, IA IA.
ground that a second thought IL usually
the better. Mr.. Albright can console him,
self with the that adage there are yet
some pretty good fishes in the sea, add al
though he may he unable IA catch amy Of
them himself, he can al least hav. the h,n
u Trying.
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DIs>oLyEp.-lt may not he generally
known that the firm Of Steinberg 4 Miller
ever existed, but Il did, right here in Stan
ford. Their bnsiness was 10 sell malt H.
qnors, but they got drnnk, perhaps on their
avn sheer" fell out and a. Miller drew a
pistol and was abont to end the happy days
Of sieinburg, bat the Marshal coming TO
the scene. got possession Of the pistol and
took them in tow. they were tried yester-
day before Judge Dennis, Miller was fined
IS aud costs, aud Steinburg discharged
To-day Mr.. Webber took charge Of their
effects, and Damn A Cos Commercial Asen-
cy can report another busted firm.
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trw lDyrnrIsrxryrs.
TAXPAYERS. ATTENTION .

Taxes far is5i nua bc paid 81 once. rsfsous VII
have not paid will save themselves money aud rom
fer favor on the sheriff by settling Immediately
30ff - ". HICKtE
Deputy sheriff Lincoln County
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Il a Candidate ior JUDGE OF LINCOLN COUA
~, subject to the action OF the Democratic part
EletiOn August, 1875.
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We have had the pleasure Of meeting
Mr.. 5. A. Walton, of Mason county, who
is spending several weeks in this vicinity
in the interests Of Grain and Grass Seed
Harvester invented and patented by his IA
thsr. This machine is designed to strip
all Kind. Of srsia from the stalk, and has
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ROCKCssTLr COUNTY NEWs

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