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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

Robert Johnson, the jill breaker.
who Was shot while attempting to es
cape from his captor at Mill City, h IS
been removed from the hospital to the
county jail. The miserable wretch is
in pitiable plisht unable to sit mp or
help himself. bat he has no one but
himself to blame for his misfortune.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

How n Delicate Question was
Decided.

Decided
There WAS a prizs for the prettiest
girl at a ball in Gold City, Montana,
and the delicate question was to be
decided by committee. The choice
was generally conceded to lie between
Miss McGowen and Miss Burt, and,
one being a blonde and the other q
brunette, the committee was unable to
judge of their charms by comparison.
The suspense was trying to the tempers
of the rival beauties. and they fell to
criticising each others looks. Then
they quarrelled. Next, they fought.
When they were parted, Miss Nc
Governs face was scratched as though
she had been thrown into brsmble
bush. and one of Miss Burt's eyes was
swollen and nearly shut. That episode
relieved the committee of embarrass-
ment. for neither of the two young
women was any longer pretty. and the
prize was awarded to another.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

The President. Vice President and
some other officers of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad passed
through last evening in the officers car
of that road, going west.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

Charley Palmer has bought the in.
terest of S. w. Ruse in the black
smith shop, corner of Bridge and
Second streets. which will hereafter be
run by Drais IL Palmer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

Hi Barnes brought his oapstan to
bear on building which he is moving
on to his block below Centennial Hall
to-day. and two or three men accom-.
plished with leverage what dozen
yoke of cattle failed to do by main
strength.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
POcketboOk Lnnt .

l.. /. Richard lost a pocketbook
Sunday afternoon in town or between
Winnemaeca aud Mill City. 1t con-
tains notes and~papers valuable only to
the owner. The finder wifi be suitably
rewarded upoa leaving the book at
"Montana's" sta bles. Wionemucca. IT,.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

Range of temperature at the Signal Office
yesterday Highest. 60 deg; lowest, "a deg. +;
range, 80; average, Al deg.
Note I'm the column headed Min Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

Judge G. G.. Berry and Colonel D. e.
Buel will address the citizens OF Big
Meadows on the issues of the day at
Lovelock's station next Saturday eve-
ming.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
Express ma,,er Tor Paradise

Expire" Matter for Paradise
All freight intended to be for va ded
by stage to Paradise valley must he
left at Wells. Fargo L Co = office to be
forwarded. This rule cannot DO de-
parted from in auy instance.
RICHARD IL MORSE,
Proprietors Paradise Stage Line.
october Is. A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
Cattle shipped.

A. II. Cook shipped fromuthis station
to San Francisco to. day. ten Car loads
of fat beeves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

A. Booths choicest brands of fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
fos sale at the Depot House.
oct 7tf. G.. A. KRENKLE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

List Of Voters Reytstered at Quin's
River. tHamboidt Coun'y, Me-
vsA,in. P.sc net No IL. for 1878
Brousham L Z Bowling Charles
Baber q Bedell Charles +
Chase Giles y Hearn Jerie
Hymer q w Illm4ly w
Kaye Henry Loveioy Owen
McColley Joe McL-ran Il
Mcconnell Charles Mortimer Frank
McColley H IL Mttterson Ira ID
Mullaney Z + Pells E
SPAIN NJ SurcampF
sheppard yC Terrill Frank
Warren John Woodwork +
Transferred from Winnemlcca.
7 Transferred to Winnemucca.
Notice is hereby given that will re
ceivs objections to the right to vote on
the part of any person whose nsuIs ap
pears on the foregoing list until s
O'Clock P NJ. of November LIST. 1878.
aad all persons whose names have
been enormously entered in the fotego.
ing list are requested TO appear at my
Off % AMI have snch error Corrected.
Done at my Office at Q ,in's River.
Hnmboldt county. Nevada, October 70 /.
1918 II ii Nc oLLEY.
Registry Agent
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
This TorDing's Board.

5S5 Opbir, 4SH. So.
lbs Gould az Curry. l71s. II.
$3.50 Best n Belcher, "a. 2i1..
195 California ~. ll7s.
$50 Savage. 23%. 23H.
sos Con Va, IL.
l65 Chullar. 81. Coo.
$40 HtIe Il Norcross. "a. 23Z.
10 Crown Point. IL. l0s,.
500 Yellow Jacket. 1871, 23A.
l440 Imperial. l30e
$50 Kentuck IA, ~.
500 Alphs, 1871, l5A.
66O Belcher, so ..
100 Confidence, 10y. 1917.
225 Sierra Nevada, III. 1900.
100 Utah, Sc.
$3.50 Bullion, Is, Az.
89j Excheqner. 6H, 81.
l25 Overmdn. 26I, 264.
295 Justice. 3, "a
465 Union, l5S l59.
37u Alta. Ii Az
1875 Julia. 61s ga.
800 Caledonia, 5,
$50 Silver Hill, 325. $3.50.
300 Woodvile, 45 40c.
S45 Wells Fargo 4jc,
300 Ward. $50, l45c.
100 Lady Washington. 3.
$50 kossnth %. 3lc.
245 Andes. 80, loo
49, Scorpion 4s4 Al.
1910 Leviathan. 81 qJc.
81 n. con. Va So.
Gao froi -. IS 3Jc.
100 benton.
100 N. uphir. soc.
67o SOLID Silver. III.
$50 Rough a. Ready. "a.
800 Atlantic. 1lOc
100 n. Sierra Nevada, zoe.
$50 S,ndiego /.
100 N Bonanza. zoe.
$50 Plntas, /.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
sAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


Last Evenings Board.
$50 Raymond u Ely. Ga ,6L.
40 Jackson 81.
300 Eureka. 80.
$50 Belmont. $50, 26Oc.
100 Leopard 81, soc.
430 CHA. Acc.
420 N Belle. l0%.
$50 Hnssey. 30. 25c.
40 Manhattan. 800, 365c.
$50 DeFrees. zoe
995 Grand Prize. 61s, 6I.
1925 Argenta, 6 6H.
us Navajo soc.
us Endowment. SIC.
500 Independence. 260c.
800 Tuscarora. SC.
1900 Belle Isle. soc.
$50 Day, 70. Zoe.
l05 Hillside, 4. 80.
$3.50 Highbridse 22o, 250c.
345 Paradise. $50. l60c.
100 Modoc. soc.
lbs Bodle. 2oH. 20ss.
200 McClinton. {
800 Iioga. 214, 214.
$40 Summit. / "a.
3UO Bulwer. lbI9, II.
2O4 Aurora. 100. ll0c.
100 Syndicate. 3.
200 Goodshaw. Gee.
$40 Oriental. 100. 95c.
500 Beiyadere. "a. ".
SIS Black Hawk. |, ~.
45 Sitting Bull.
100 South Bodie. zoe.
200 South STANDARD 60. SOC.
80 Rtcher. 4.
1850 Mono 81. 55..
100 RusiIer. 7Jc.
400 Dudley. /.
go q. Chariot. As. soc.
II 0 Con Pacific. 275. 281c.
730 Booker. 70. lose.
so Tip Top. l5Ce
100 Leeds. 2
100 Kama a l95c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-24

serinsfe Vspeutuns, ras id fs fur Bic
tur,e 3et. bic iie mein sissn finn. su mir
nebme. SD wsree mid NIT artsur ps''
ltdnbisen, fotalp Id ibn lebe.
Dat.i 1sl tbm Elm, tab Jrau Slumf,
bic @hpeRer tsS BGriensentfn sihtltfrn,
: ie er ia1 tdslih tsludts uno ,u Der er
lid sben bsssben wo0te, ebsnTals rtn'
greunbin ron Mntiquitdten lsi. gr bate
nit ibr Sitfr pcn Der @&wieristsit, tn ben
9efib elmer IhSnsn ei1ernsn tauihtrteh
GaNette 80 selansen, ssiprodsn. cine
@aiIet.e, wie iene tpar, bic er aus bem
5arstbtiihe Mrttur 0O1bersers ttraus.
aenommen bate. gcr NQem wcute er tbr
allc bieles t.ine, rsi,enpe &unitrert 3st'
a.n uno bic ShSnbeiten besfelbsn ausstn
anperi.ben. Doctor Saltjng nabm bic
beio.n Gtsnrrentiithen untsr isinsn Arm
unb serlieb bic @otnuns Noabersers.
IS fsl biss Der Dieneridaft niht aut,
oa er Sft.r gisarren BON @paSsrser uno
arttur forttrus, mslds ssm0anli@ erOBer'
ssneunsen smpfnsen uns Doetsr Batting
cine partie btrieltsn abliebsn. Doctor
Batting sab istnsm Rutihsr BE Nidtuns
an. mad wsld,er er i'm fabren loute, uno
fies in ben @asen.
r0...e.h,.ua 'SnIaf
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3sitmneSs @Hptria.

- Ycr Ylewna feierten bic 0fuiien bic
@rcberuns bon SarS Durh einen 9pttcss
bieuit, beHen @dlub cine aus 500 aano.
non aesen bic tiirfiIden Polttioneu ab5es
sebene preifa4e iharfe Salre bilbete =
vgutpeoer 1T Der ruiiids @ctt tub. reer
er .pire es!"-- lastc ber rubise S5man
Pal9a, als er ba8 @efnalle rernabm.
= Nus Nrn5bers libt ad bic Bodu'
msr 3ts." II. q idreiben: . Der Srcnprin3
Lief lid bann bas @pninaium porlte1en,
baS 3ur Yesribuns @r. Self. Sobeit auf
benz Yerron bes BabnbcfeS itano. u Das
oortise @pnuaRunl ideint leidt trans.
portabel 3u iein.
= uMidtS 1T unseuebmer." iast eine
9lnSeise i'm vWemeler Dampftpct," yalS
cine quite Mnlif iul areile rober @ilte".
Das 1T @eldmadlahe = Sn ben.lslben
Blatte lidert GbarleS gabn Seoem, Der
fir Mart ySaaren bel ibm fault, bic
8adSase oes @elos8 at. Die Wense
nluB es brinseu.
= D1B, wie cine in ben hamburger
Madr." verSfientlihte @eburtstasssratu-
latiOn: beiast, Der alte Siueymaun ,,por 10
unb 10 piel Sabre als fleiner Sdreibals
bort sebar," peroient liderlid ais eiue Der
nlertwitroisfen NatursrlheinuuSeu Zee
tradtet uno prn beruienen Mdnnern Der
Wiiienidaft ndber unterIndt ;u perOsn.
= Sn bem grtslsn,er golfsblatt mirb
auf Qtt!meb cine Iiebmaso fur cine fleine
5ausbaltuns unS erei Riibe seiudt. Wts
fneen earin nidts gelsiolsenoss fir bic
&abs.
Das gislsislosr Eassblatt sntbalt
wSrtlih Golsenpes vGsfsrn, Dunner>
flag, Nbenb llbr Is @inutsn, Bat Sc.
neral. 5slomarldal .. @ransel 1sin tbea>
terretdhes 9sben beencet."
= @enn li9 laut Sted6rief bes Ser
scsl. slnbult. 8reisseridts in gernburs
ber Sdlc6erseIeqe SdSntrrbt in 8erm=
burg in llnteriuduns beiinbet, 10 pirp
bieler 8Sleipiat allerbinsS nidt besreifelt,
reSbulb er ltedhrteflid perfclst wiro.
SADDLE unb 2iebe BON ST. y. Otii(=
ler." (siebe Gbeateranseise in gr. 1872
per Srlinser Treien YreIe.) Wir bSrtell
als ben s(atcr einen 9nbern te5eidnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-24

- Sine prisine[le Scene bat li9, bet
gerliner golfsseituns sufrlse, am 14ten
DECEMBER auf ber Bel gufop atsebalte%
ueu Soiiasb pes alteu 8ilbelm absez
lpielt. Der tit 8erliner Sreilen befannte
0teutier s. bate li6 als fibner Helter nit
mebreren 6reunoen nad 8udcm beseten.
Das nabfalte @etter peranlabte ben
,,sutn,itbisen" s., bic ami Bese selesenen
@altbduler 70 fart GIT frequeatiren, baB CT
in pSnia berau l9tem 3ultanbe erit mad
beenoeter Saso auf Dem Ierrain eintrai.
Die faiierli6en @aseu tparen seraoe sur
abfabrt bereit, ais s. nit ietnem S6ims
mel bic se5csene Ghaine bur&braa, bi4t
ait ben 8asen bes aaiiers ritt unb bieien
fraste: r9Bie siele Salen baben Sic &C.
iduNen Maielf ?" Der 2anbratb iudte
perlSnlih BEN fibnen s. idlertnisit 5u
entfernelt, Ct rurbe jebc9 perbSbnt unb es
mukten nun bic @enoarmen ben Neniten.
ten NIT @emalt aus ben Heiben bet Sof'
equipaaen entfernen. 9lls ber 3us ii6
,ur Sa6rt na9 Berlin in 8enesuns ieez
te, iudte S. 1td unnittelbar binter ben
Wasei1 beS &aiiers sn brdnsen uno muB<
te nun ,pieber nit @ewatt entfernt iper<
ben. I'm peitere 8elditisuneen bes Sat
Iers 5a perbiiten, idrttt man sur Serbafz
tung s. idlus Nun auf bic 8eamten
Elm, beldimpfte bieielben uno mar feline
Mbfibruns ins amtssefdnsnib su 8udctp
aur babard mSsli4, baB ct sefeIielt NIT
tellt eiaeS SdiebfarrenS bcrtbin 9ebra4t
,seroen muBte. Snt tsefdnsniB puBte
fd s. ieiner 6elIeln su entleoisen, brad
bic elf iernen Teniteritdbe aus, serldlns bic
Sdeiben uno 5ertrimmerte ben Sfen.
Naa ieiner Gr1iidteruns 9at s. ieine
Tbat bitter bereut, unc nun 1T, Der pben
ansefiibrten Nuelle Sufclse, Der lebr be-
liebte alte Ser potter SerSpeifluns, ,penn
er all PlSeen lee" penft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-24
Ser a 8.

- Bon Sort Griffin pirb bsrihtet. bab
elmer Der berlhtisAen Desp,raoos isner
@tgsnb elm Mann Namsns Did Dublin,
burh @anser sstSetst uurss. wsl&e i'm
oerbaften MOLTEN une tabsi auf Wesr
ifano ffieben.
- Sn 6tmpaeab purbe am 81. Sas
nuar elmer Der bsRsn Blrser baj.lb1, Sbo.
mas Bel. burh sinsn Mann, Nam.ns
eaeY BON OQiamfon County ermorbst.
SIN 6earne wurbe elm alter Wann,
Ndmtns @o6, I'm bcrttsen 0ranb Central
Salsn btraubt. Der Marlba! perbaftsts
msbrere psrfonsn, untsr w.lAen No6 ,mei
ais bic Jt1utsr ertannte.
= Drei Der eefirdtstltsn Desperapos
in @onJales County fab Dor sinissn 1aasn
einsefanesn wcrben. Sbre gfamsn anD
Rube unp Samss Ssmnalt unb Niaiam
Dailon. Gle battsn AM 9. Sanuar AM
psah Greet 3 vferpe seaoblsn unS wurO.n
bsbsalb pon' S Barssrn psrfolst Disfs
fannen bic erae Spur Der Diebs tei yrai-
rie Sec, wolslblt fs elsih,sitia rriubrsn:
ba6 pislelbsn In ben Stors Don Malir elm.
ssbrohsn lsisn unb ba1slbf cine Yartis
pon Daaren serautt tattsn, tpslde ls auf
ibrsn pfubsn transportirtsn. Die Spur
Der Diebs wurbe bann bis mad Rsrr
Gouatp psrfolst, wofslbR man ils I'M 5auls
ibres Onfsls. Obsrtalb 8errpias, antraf.
Wlit 6iiIfe bsr Nahtarn ipurbs has Sau5
umrinst unp bic Strolhe ssianssn senom,
men uno SefelIelt. Die se1oblsnsn Waa.
rem iane man bel iSnsn Dor uno brahtt fs
bsm glsentbimsr 5urid, pdbrspo bic DIE.
ts islsR Ia Bic Sal! ~ Wsn,alss atStis'
ftrt wuyttn.
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(gprtftbuns ..folst.)
Ser NeDplDer.

ysan lam taum cine 3eituns sur 5anb
uebmen, In Der niht bon sinsm unbeil be.
ridtet wlrte, bas ter Nsuolser angsrihtet
BAT. 6ier ,iett Elm font gan, tarmlo(er
Wen1d In Der 1runtenbstt ben &epulSer
unb erlHiset zines blOBsn Wortpsaiels
tal6er einsn &amsraben. Dcrt fommt es
spii&en iuneen aeutsn au 9batlt&teiten ;
in ber san,en @elt tparben bic Be.beilis.
ten NIT sinisen 8eulen attcmmsn, bier
aber mirb Der Nepplper Be,ugen uno Der
1ottfdlas III fertis. Die 3abl Der Safe,
no sinfade unsorl&tieteit, untenntnib In
6anttabune bst Wufe, ttnoif&e Sptslerei
Elm MsnlAenleben ssrnidt.n, II eesion.
Sn ben erfsenannten Gallsn tann bas
@t(eb auenfalls abbatfe idaffsn. Dena
bas @s(sb porfhriebe, bab iecsr llnfug, BET
BEN aud nur Giner Der Bettsilieten etnen
@evoluer sesOOen, euppelt 70 ilrens bsaraft
werben mibte ais lonf. wenn tsber Ni@,
ter NIT aussraer Gnsrse bic seisbli den
Beaimmunesn ii6sr bas Dufsntrasen &c.
aufrsht bielt, 70 lieee 0d Dem unfus bis
III tinem gemii1sn Graee ileusrn. Der
unsorfdtisfeit, Der flnolidsn Spislerei
aeaeniiter III bas @tleb pSais n,ahtlos.
Da tam nur bic 3u4t In Der Gamilie, bic
Nutorit6t Der Gitsrn tetfsn.
W5&ten bod alle Glterr bsereiisn, mel.
6e unsetture Werantwertuns iIt NIT ibren
Rinbern DOT. Soft uno ben WenlAen ii6sr.
aSmmen tabeu.
5 Dir lsten bler bod niat msbr I'M ur.
ipalbe, NO man pineli& auf ben Nnarif
ftinbli&tr Snbiaaer sefa6t iein mub. &su
MenfA btbrpbt ben rutiSen 1ireer auf
cifeaer Stra6e. Wate SnlSGer, feRs
GsnRerldben, mad fame 1unbe Nab elm bsl
feres 9&ubmittel seaen Diebe als bic
rsittrastnofs Saabwaifs. Bon 3sta,
tdul:nben, bic Sag uno Nadt einen Ne'
polper bel fd fitrsn. tommt niAt Giner
in bic Gage, bic 0aTe NIT 8sdt sebrau.
asm ;u birfsn. Dsnn oas Nsdt, auf Ell,
men @enl&en gu f&Ieeen, ssftsben mir muir
BEN su, be0sn Qe6en unn'tttlblr bebrutt
1T. 9efer, Der bu einen Nspolpsr BET Dir
trdeli, bsantporte Dir einmal ebrli& bic
Graee, pb Du unter bieien llmitanbsn Did
mirtlt& init Der sefdbrlihsn Baffs gu
f&leppen :brauda
See aber bes Nepolpers niat 9laubt
entrdtten ~ biirf.n = unb osm srmah1e.
nfn Nenldsn MAIDEN mir In bieler 8s.
3iebunS teine 0cridriften = Der forge tpe'
nteRens bafar. baB ete Waffs nj. aus isi.
nte 5duben fomme, bsr ssaatte teionbers
ME, bab &irrsr uoer baltsrwaldene Rna.
Sen iis III bic 5anb netmen. User elm
ffwtres unreht an itren Sinttrn unb an
itren Mitmenf&en bsseten nieienissn g.
tern, bic itrsa 6inbern bas Spislen nit
8scolcsrn, ben Bsfs fielder Wafsn iter'
keaupt 0eIfatten.
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~SWA0nsD SbtNWUWVW<~NNRO
.Durd>@ rprcb5ase
gerlaHen Gan Nntraip 80. g llbr Yoru,.
2uling. .-...-.. .10.55
Columbus .....2.35 Ntahnl.
Nntunft III 5cul ton ---..7 40 Nbeubs.
gie weitlih selcncen gaiIasier5ase
perlaien
s Q Il Q II nm --,....-. $50 Vcrnl.
uno fpnlmen an in
Gan gnt on o unt 8 llbr Neenb8.
Die bette, fir,eife, iGerlts unb bilisae Gilen.
6abnlinis rad allen Dfiitdssa Staottn.
Direfie 8erbinbunj wrb in Ppult,n nit Der
Snternational uno Great 9tortberns b:r bpulton
unp zeras- Ger trail Der 1eras unbNe Stleans>
unb Der galDenpn, 5puhon uab 5enesli,a giisn>
tabn esmadt.
gleaonte reus D,ssn auf bas briIanleae aus>
selt,itlt unb nit Guftpru1bremisa strIsbsn, fin:
leeem 9use anstbanst
Ms- aidsts ilab in alien giisnsabnbursaur au
babtn.
Die sin,iss Hinis in Gs1as, bic varlor
cara lauren laBt
$. .. .Inorews, @enerals Manaser
q. gD. DidinIcu, s. 6. 9ibts,
Snp rinenbsnt. 0,n. grad.> u. Gidetasent
9. Q. greer. 2idstassnt. Rsnserbotsl. San
antorie, 1eras. I2,I,7S,tli
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Centennial Muftern Seppt,
WC. 4, GplebablroEe.


Seeermannif biefer teliebte Grbolunssur.
betannt, spolsltlt ieben Grrmiitas 105 llbr
Gin pOr3iislider eun& ierYirt wirb uns
ausse;sihnete getrdnte bon erfa9renen
Bortsspsrn praparirt werbsn. llnp I'M
Nqsm bic 8rone aufsulsben, pa,u oisnsn
tte t6llihsn Bsrmid Mufsrn, pslds burh
Mr. $. gtanoos, einem profe6or ieinss
@el4aftss, ,aufsetrasen werbsn. Sie merpen
Nat psranla6sn. bic 3uperfpmmsnoen giz
gentbamsr bss Salons, bic 5errsn Gna.
ban II. 9ittea aubu1uhsn, wslbe tets &C.,
aenmartls fnp, um Ssrermann 3ufrispsn,u.
lfeQen nit ibrer
Speifefarte:
Gin Dubsno ROBE Nuifern (Serpid
Dap) so Gents.
Gin Dubenb in Milst ssbadsne so Cts.
Gin Oubsuo trpdsn Setadsne so j."
Gin Dussnb In Sornmst!. Graders Uber
Butter sebratsne 50 Gents.
Gin Outsnp ssfohte 20. Cts.
Nultsrn eoapes, Dnbenp. so Cts.
. " 90
} 80 l."
Gia Dussno in sl&isn, aussrwdblts,
60 Gents. .a-
Gin Dabsnb Sutton MART, so Cts.
Gin aufer Critters 60
Gin (escoloped) 60
5ran,O1lhem fltrirten Raifss.
Ginneban II. eittell,
IA, I,lN. giSenhumer
Damenbiite fur 6ertf uno
DintsriaiIun nsusasr 5ueon fnp bsi Ssrrn
Z. Nelffuntu tatsn.
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Damenbiite far 6ertlt unb
Dintsriailun nsusitsr 5asOn Fnp bel Ssrrn
z. Nelffun ~ battn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01
vS1FEIZSE TEa RE rs A WELL
THERE A WAY TO isEGEAK HI.

1t is generally supposed that contested
wills only furnish complete satisfaction
to those fortunate members of the legal
profession who happen to be employed
in a substantial case. OF course an at
torney so employed is the envy Of all his
brethren, because forsooth he has pickings
and rich nutriment proportionate to the
amount of the defunct's estate. But
these legal post-mortem fights over the
distribution of large fortunes are not
without their salutary effects. They
serve to soothe the disappointed ambi-
ton Of those who have attempted in vain
to soar way up into the golden circle, and,
better than that, tend to make the man
of moderate ambition and average sue
cess contented with his lot. Such a man
can go to his final rest without any fear
that his character will be put on trial and
his means squandcred in court of law
Just now notably the Vanderbilt will
case, involving one of the largest private
fortunes in the world, attracts unusual
attention, fully as much by the amount
of private scandal evolved as by the vast
sum at stake. On the Pacific coast a
parallel case is in the courts, to-wit, the
contest over the will of James Lick. In
October, 1876, Lick died, leaving prop
erty to the amont of $3,000,000 to trus-
tees, with instructions to give $150,000 to
his son John and small sums to other rel
atives; $4,000 for family monuments;
$1,600000 to various scientific, artistic
and charitable purposes, the residue of
his estate to be equally divided between
the Society of California Pioneers and
the Academy of Sciences. The son John,
however, demands of the trustees 1885, 900
additional allowance or he will with
other relatives contest the will. The
trustees consider the demand moderate
and advise the residuary legatees to ac-
quicsce in it, The Academy of Sciences
alone refuses so the estate of the late
Lick goes into the hands of the lawyers
The specific bequests dependent upon this
litigation are as follows, viz: 100000 fol
an astronomical observatory, $540,00(
for school of mechanic arts, 100000
for an old ladies' home, 5000 each
to three Orphan Asylums, $4,000 each
to the Mechanics Institute and the So
ciety for Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, 100000 for bronze statuary fol
City Hall in San Francisco, 100000 fora
bronze monument in the Park, and $3.50,
G90 for free baths. San francisco share
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of the plumber amounts to$9OO,OOO. All
this is put in peril by the obstinacy of
the Academy of Sciences in refusing son
Johns proposition to compromise, and if
son John succeeds in setting aside his
fathers will then the City of San Fran
cisco and the Academy and the Institute
and the Observatory and the School of
Arts and the orphans and the bronze
statuary and the old women and the free
baths, &c, &c, will never see red cent
of the late Lick's money; but what the
lawyers leave will descend as by the
laws of inheritance in such cases pro-
vided.
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Building on the gand.

lis we'll to WOO, It's well to wed,
For so the world hath done
Since myr!les, grew and roses blew,
And morning br3ught the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fair.
Be sure you pledge in truth;
Es certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth
For If ye give not heart for heart,
As we'll as hand for hand,
You'll find you've played the unwiss part.
And built upon the sand"
"Tis well to save, tits we'll to have
Agoodly store of gold,
And hold enough of shining stun,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust
Unmixed with purer things,
And he who piles up wealth alone,
Will often have to stand
Besides the Golfer chest, and own
'Tis built upon the sand"
'Tis good to speak in friendly guise
And soothe where'er we canl
Fair speech should bind the human mind
And love link man to man.
But stop not at the gentle words;
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pities starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend a helping hand,
For those that talk, yet fail to do.
But build upon the sand"
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IT begins to look little as if we must
frht for our fish. Lord Salisbury and
Secretary Eyarts are both stiti;necked
about the fishery dispute, and if the
worst comes to the worst we must main
tain our dignity and stand up for our
maCkcrel and cod.
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TIE importation of political speakers
from one district to another is not en-
couraged in Great Britain to the extent
it is in this country. George Potter
Liberal and Labor candidate for Parlia-
ment for the Peterborough seat, request
ed Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Bright to
"come over into Macedonia" and help
him. The former declined on the ground
Of an unwillingneSs to take "any steps
which might seem like an interference
with the electors absolute freedom of
choice, and ventured to say that any of
his opinions would be premature and
olIicjous" Mr.. Bright also declined,
giving it as his experience that the
ELECTORS rather resent the meddling Of
outsiders in what is their business" The
stump speakers Of America, unfortunate
ly, do not have the same respect for the
feelings Of the electors
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TIE misfortuncs Of the two philadel-
p,lia bachelors who were bound and
robbed in their own house, illustrates
that it is not good for man to be alone, in
the Scriptural sense of the expression.
Had these men been married their wives
would have raised every policeman in
the city with their shricks and fright
ened the maraudcrs out of their boots.
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ALL reports to the contrary, Earl Bea-
consfeld's health is uncommonly good,
and h., was rever farther from fits in
his life.