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Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
S p e G l A L F..
A LARGE OFFERING
CT
| uPIN's FABRiCsl

Having had advices Of q Contempla.
ted advance Of LUPiN'S FABRICS, IS
prr,ally their Black CashneTes and
Merinos, We have hastrned to make
another very large purchase Of these
celebrated goods, no that We may be
able to continue the sale Of them At onr
PAST Low PRICES.
The immense quantities we handle
give US great facilities In the purchase
Of these goods, which leads us TO be.
li.ye that there can be no successful
com ompetition with US In prices, provi-
ding the goods could bsfound in this
market. ...
We have heard much dissatisfaction
Expressed OF late by ladies who have
purchased Black Goods in poorly
rhtsd stores, by finding after they
/
20, ,hrm in a strong light that they
we're too Blue in color and in
rrior in quality.
Our Black Goods Depart
ment is located in the lightsst part
VI our magni6cisntly lighted store, 50
)ha, ladies' may make their selections
<ith the positive knowledge that the
goods can appear no better in color
DR. quality at time Of purchase than
uru examined with the utmost scru
iny at htme.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
- fYor the RspubIIean.I
LITTLE sUPPILANTA.
ny .rousa coox.

fss NY Jols r. COOK.
Little knuckies,
Al your portals,
Tap for crusts and meat;
Little fingers,
Worn and wasted,
Beg for crumbs TO cat.
Little fares.
White with faintness,
To your hesrths draw nigh
Little voices,
Cracker with hunger,
For your comf0r' sigh.
Little leet
On lev pavement,
Bare, and pinched. and red,
Wander DER
The mighty city,
Asking warmth and bread.
Little forms,
Benumbed by winter,
Stand before your door, -
Pleading family.
That you give them
or your b0unteOus store.
Little ones
Distressed and orphaned
BY the power Of Rum;
These are they,
Who robbed and bnggared,
To your doorway come.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
hOEM AKER,
no Great Variety Store
OF
ID A NJ 4 T. ID R 9TH Il II.
6 MARKET ST. 5O6

\ a LARaEAND VARIED STOCK OF
GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS,
k, BOOTS AND SHOES
YKERWAkE, TINWARE,
GLASSWARE, CARPETS, RUGS,
FLOOR TABLES, STAIR OIL CLOTHS
LE AND POCKET
Cutlery. SPOONS
FINE AssUKi MEST or
"a AND GLASS VASES.
FIGURES. CUPS AND SAUCE Is
4 CARRIAGES IN LARGE VhRITi.t,
| u, arridges. Boys Vei0Cepedes, Erpress a,'i
Wagons, W heeibarrops.
NLso THE LARGEST VARIETY CP
r. china and Infen, Dols In The STATE -.
ll'', Rase Rails and Bats.
'thdsrrs p0ttd md II 10 their adpanfdgc Il
u call and eBaniins 0u, pdrieiy Of gOM
an and sill set pIh The cheapest.
ADAMS n BliOTH Err.
y 500 MARKET STREET,
J.. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
ME ti1RARD
GRAND SUCCESS

w. CHICAGO PORTABLE RANGE.
''tImonials OF a number Of our Citizen
lng them In use !or the past wear can be
|eh, and entire Mtisiacti-n guaranteed.
Fu"' required. Buy no other If yon want
best and cheapest Call at the Stove
|e IO1 West Second street, AMI examine
stock oi ranges. We also have on nand
Kinds of FINISHING GOODS for
hen use. r. b. +. MILLER,
duggLdS W-3m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
, FISH ERM EN-.

"ts stock Of iillDet TwInn NJ s ycnth
',n',"l ST.. 30. ~. III. w ,er. .,.u,.t,.i, M,
" No. ~ ..3J. INU. HAMILTON d
~ .sp-l.'in'
, 1878-10-10
ROBINSON CRuS0E'S ISLAND.

From a highly interesting private
letter, dated April 20, we gather
some particulars in regard to the ISL
and Of Juan Fernandez, the scene
of DE Foes famous romance. The
letter in question was written by the
captains wife on board an American
whaler which called at the island for
a supply of wood and fresh provis-
ions. The writer says; "FindIng
to our delight a very clear and beau
tiful morning, we were ready for the
boat to take us on shore by s o'clock.
We found a nice landing-place, with
few houses close by the shore. The
gentleman who leases the island from
the Chilian government, Mr.. Alt De
Rode, IAN enterprising SWISS met US
on the mole and very cordially invit,
ed us to his house, and gave us some
fresh milk and bread, as the morning
air had sharpened our appetites.
He then said he would go with us to
see the cave where Alexander Sell
kirk (the original Robinson Crusoe)
lived so long. When we arrived
there beautiful lunch was set be-
fore us, composed of various viands,
wines, fruits, ETC., while there was
nice cool water near by, making it
= together lovely. After an hour or
50 spent in examining the far.lamed
locality, we took our leave well
pleased with our visit.
"Mr. De Rode has released the
entire island for period of eight
years, and is stocking it with cattle,
ETC., with which to supply passing
vessels or to ship to the mainland.
Fine feed abounds, and there is an
ample supply Of fresh water. Wild
goats are abundant, ard many are
consumed by the natives for food,
the skins being handed over to the
proprietor. There are also great
number of fine fish in the surround
ing waters. The highest part of the
island is about 5000 feet. The seem
cry is varied and exceedingly beauti-
full. The climate is tropical, and life
in such place, although very isola-
ted, must still possess all the roman
tic charm which forever interests the
far-of Summer isles Of the Pacific
Ocean.
"We shall sail tonight (April 29)
if favored with breeze, and shall
carry memories of the hospitality Of
this famous island, and our days
visit, which will cheer us many a
dark, stormy, lonely day at sea-
panama Star and Herald"
, 1878-10-10

Com IN TIE MALs.-The post office de-
partmeut has taken important aciOn with
regard to the transportation of gold and
silver coin through the mails. Circulars
are now being prepared directing post Of
flee officials to receive gold and silver coin
rs rhird-caSs mail-matter in packages not
to exceed pounds in weight, at the rate
OF One-crnt postage per ounce, with addi-
tioual charge of 10 cents Tor registration.
One thousand dollars in coin, which weighs
pounds, can thus be registered from san
Francisco to New York tor GA cents.
Some gold has already been sent as letter
matter which cost S3.Si per pound. The
new system of registration OF third-elaSs
matter wentinto effect Oct. |.
, 1878-10-10

THE Dakota. II. c.. Morse master, from
san Francisco. sept. 3Oth, arrived mt Port
Townsend ON Friday morning last. Had
light north west winds and heavy north
west SwclIs the entire passage. Oct. 3D.,
passed ;. :. California bound north, Il
number Of vessels outside bound in. The
Dakota was Il hours to Victoria. She
brings SOB pkgs 4Oi tons for Port .lown-
seud; 1883 pkgs., l3Sls tons for Seattle;
3Sl pkgS., 80 tons for Tacoma; 4Oi pkgS"
y tohs for Olympia. Total, 3l31 pkgS.
231 tons for the Sound. Con>gnceS:
A. +. Learned A. Weir, B. 5. Miller, c.
c. Bartlett, c. Ensembles, +. w. James,
j. Fitzpatrick, j. Jones, local Inspector
boat, n. ID. Hill, o. f. Gerrish. Roths-
child and Co.. Rev. 5. A. Starr. Water
man and katz. Passengers for the Sound:
Mrs. W. A. Jennings. Mrs. A. Backman,
}. Il. McElroy. +, G.. Moody, ID. G. Bryant
aud wife, Mrs. Gerard and daughter, T.. w.
Reynolds, Mrs. Poole and two children
w. VI. Ross and wife, c. +. Robbins, Mrs
W. \. Young, w. I,ormley, wife and 3
children, Frank Albert, a. G.. Writ, Il.
S. Doyle and daughter Mrs. C. A. Money.
VIM. Money, W. c. Mulhcrrin, l.. Case
and daughter, G.. NJ. johnson wife an,t
child. VIM. Monroe wife and child. Mrs.
a. McGaw, Mrs. DR., Grass, Miss NJ.
Sou'c, ). =. Anderson and wife, G.. W.
WinSlow, Chas. Poole, F. Clontman. NJ.
Brown, G. Fiuejcr. +. L. Platt, s. SouIe
wife and child, Mrs. +. w. Stone. Mrs.
W. G.. Spencer, l.. G. Ware, G. Nicholson
and wife, w. X. Ish, Arthur Poole, A. b.
Libby, a. l.. Libby, }. Silshy wife and
daughter, G. n. Bames. Stcerage NJ.
Decker. A. +. Hill, B. Bruce. Mrs. j. Az
new, b. Miller, and 3 Cinnamon, A,
Camp
, 1878-10-10

BULLDOzING.-The Walla WalIa I'm
ion" publishes the following, from which
it appears that the Portland capitalists
are opposed to our State Constitutions:
"On Wednesday last, Hon. W. ). Ladd,
and Chas T.. Tilton, Esq, of the reliable
firm of Ladd and TiltOn, arrived in our
city. They returned Thursday afternoon
Thir visit here was to make some arrange
ment for the construction of the railroad
to Dayton. Mr.. Ladd assured us that no
steps would be taken toward constructing
the proposed road until the question of the
adoption or rejection of the proposed stare
Constitution was determined. lie said
that if the Constitution was adopted, he
and his associates would find other uses for
their money than by employing 1t to D'lIld
railroads for other people to operate; tllat
they had 35 miles of steel rails ut the Gas
cades, but if the Constitution was adopted
they would not build mile OF road Ill the
proposed State"
, 1878-10-10

Y. L. CATION, the Democratic nominee
for Congres in this Territory, is or has
been in favor of anneXing the southeastern
portion of our Territory to Oregon. This
is the Oregon idea. Oregon has also an
other idea. 1t is to convert the northern
portion Of our Territory into vast Indian
Reservation on which to colonize the Ill
dians of Oregon. Thus the whole OF East
ern Washington will be set apart from us.
Then, in due time, Puget Sound or West
ern Washington will be called upon to
capitulate and nestle under the expanding
wings of Oregon Then, where will your
future State of Oregon be: Echo and Mr..
Cation answer, where?
, 1878-10-10

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMEsTEADs can be located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether tim
bered or not and having the only first
class paper in the country, have made ar
rangements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
A. Macintosh. Seattle,
John 4. Wheat Olympia.
G.. Morris lla!ler. Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson, SnohomSh CITY.
Who will have on hand, at all times. my
scrip for the accommodation of those de-
string TO purchase, at the rate OF So.
per acre for SOS and l20s, and 1915 per
acre Tor 4OS; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known as floats
can be gotten at much less rates; but no
title can be given. and is, OF course, not so
valuable. a deed can be gotten from the
original applicant OF any land located by
script purchased of me, rs in no case buy
from other than the original homesteader.
and know where to address him tor D deed
it one be required. Full investigation is
asked that the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write any of the
gentlemen named above, who will sell you
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
which will ensure you Il patent to your
land Us well as Il perfect title, and also Us
cheap rs you eau buy it of me.
ID. II. TALBOT,
Gen'l Land-scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
, 1878-10-10

SIGNIFICANT.-The Eastern portion of
our Territory stands as follows on the
question of Delegateship, and the Repub-
lican County Conventions have Instructed
as follows Stevens, one delegate for
Brent and one for Wingard. Whitman,
one tor Waite and two for Wingard. Col
umbia, four, instructed for Brents and
Dennison. Walla Walla, five tor Brents.
Yakima. three, instructed for Aberncthy
or Dennison. KIckitat, two for Ferry.
Skamania, one tor Ferry. Clarke, six tor
Ferry. Wahkiakum, one for Ferry.
, 1878-10-10

POLITlCAL.-,Iohn McGIenn, of La
Conner. was nominated at Mukiteo, by
the Republicans, to represent in the Leg
islative Council the district composed of
Whatcom, Snohomish and Kitsap coun-
ties. At the tame time and place, Mcssrs.
Henry Oliver of Snohomish, ID. B. Jack
son. of Kitsap, and A. L. Highly. OF What
com. were appointed a central committee
for the council district named, to serve for
the ensuing two years.
, 1878-10-10

REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. The Repubi-
cans of san Juan county, have male the
following nominations: For Auditor, +.
C.. Gillett; Sheriff, J. p. Reed Probate
Judge, ID. w. Oakes; Treasurer, II. Pen
shaw; School Supt., Rev. L. j. Weekes;
Coroner II. Firth; Wreck master, John
Hankeson; Surveyor, ii. PenShaw; COun-
" Commissioners, Chas. Mckay. C. w.
Shattuck and James Nelson; nominee for
Joint Representative gived to CIallam.
, 1878-10-10

Books FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The
Territorial Board of Education. which has
been in session in Olympia, have contract
ed with Cunningham, Curtis IL Welch, OF
San Francisco, for the supply Of all the
public schools in the Territory with books,
the same to be of the series published by
A. S. Barnes & Co., OF New York. The
rates at which these books are to be fur
nished are said 20 be very low.
, 1878-10-10

A HIpEoUS Chinese leper was exhibited
OH the streets of san Francisco by a per-
son who said he wanted the people to know
by occular demonstration that leprosy eX-
isted there. Both exhibitor ard exhibited
were arrested the other day.
, 1878-10-10

IN less than thirty years $4,000 miles OF
railroad have been constructed IN the Uni
ted States. The value of property in this
country has been in the period increased
from s., 00O.O 900, to $50. 100000.
, 1878-10-10

a PARIS dispatch under date of the 26th
says: The "Patre" says: 1--WE learn
that difficulties between France, England
and the United States, relative to the New
Foundand fisheries, have been arranged"
The entire cabinet are now drawing up a
convention which will obviate all future
disagreement.
, 1878-10-10

Mr. G.. w. L. Allen, Democratic can
didatc tor Sheriff of Whatcom county,
seems to be making no hcadway very fast
against the B. i. mail" in their little
controversy.
, 1878-10-10

TIE Republicans OF Connecticut have
nominated the following ticket: Cover
nor, Chas. B. Andrews, by ncclimation;
Lieut.. Governor, David GaIlete; Secretary
OF State, David Torrance.
, 1878-10-10

Mr.. Haler's poem, the Legend of the
Skagit,' was re-publshed in last weeks
mail, to meet large demand for extra
copies of the paper. Evidently the peo-
pie of Whatcom county are pleased with
the production.
, 1878-10-10

RETURNED. Postmaster General Key
and party sailed from Portland for San
Francisco on Saturday evening, without
coming to the Sound, as they first Intend
ed.
, 1878-10-10

IT is hoped the advertisement Of the
Olympia Oyster Company. which appears
in to-day's ARGUS, will not be wholly lost
on our readers. The people up that way
are just entcrpriSing enough tor anything.
, 1878-10-10

SIX mining companies, with an aGgre-
gate capital of %5G.00O,COO have been in.
corporatcd in san Francisco within two
weeks.
, 1878-10-10

TIE Democrats of Idaho have nominated
George AinSlie, Of Idaho City, as Delegate
to Congress.
, 1878-10-10

IrpoRrs from California indicate that it
will eventually become a formidable rival
TO Pennsylvania in the oil trade.
, 1878-10-10

MANY thanks to Mr.. Bultinch, of the
Dungeness lighthouse, for fine lot of
very eatable ducks. Yum, yum, ''ducks
for the boys"
, 1878-10-10
I i.OGal and News Items.

VERY rich discoveries of gold placer,
20 tinuc to be made at CaSsiar.
, 1878-10-10

The coin balance in the u. 5. Treasury
on the 9th was $236,322 0jS, aud the cur
rency balance &l.7S3.64G.
, 1878-10-10

WHATCoM county is to have an indie
pendent party in politics. according to the
Mail"
, 1878-10-10

DIED.-At Skagt City, Oct. 3d, Agnes,
wife Of Geo. Gage, Esq. aged 70 years.
Deceased was the mother of Mrs. Keene,
of this place.
, 1878-10-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS for the yellow fever suf-
ierers in the United States from Paris ug-
gregate $4,000.
, 1878-10-10

BoRN.-At Port Madison, w. r.. on the
2d inst, to the wife of Rev. Chas. McDcr,
moth, a daughter
, 1878-10-10

William Walter. OF Arcadia, Mason
comfy, has received patent on IL new
style of broom.
, 1878-10-10

WHEAT is selling at Portland, Oregon.
., 81 - per GENITAL, with an upward tend
ency.
, 1878-10-10

INFORMATION from Washington is that
the accounts of Father Wilbur are all
right.
, 1878-10-10
q. ID. GALMORE, a. A. THOMAS
Late Register at
Kirwin, Kansas
Gilmore & Co.,
e2e r st, WASHINGTON, DC
q. ID. GILMORE,

WILL PRACTICE BEFORE THE
General Land Office, office of Indian AT
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court Of Claims, and United States SUI
preme Court, Claims of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal of pub
lie land. or the adjustment Of French,
Spanish, and Mexican grants, or other
private land claims. Special attention
given to cases involving titles to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants and land scrip bought Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
Send stamp tor circular of Instructions.
Three stamps to pays postage if yOu want
full set of blanks and Instructions.
, 1878-10-10

AT Baton Rouge 2G5 cases of yellow
fever and six deaths occurred on the 3Oth
ult.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
In the show Business.

The Austin Reveille has the follow
ing relative to "that nice young man
from Austin" who lett susceptible
maidens and trusting barkeepers la.
menting his sudden and unexpected
departure from here Eve or six weeks
ago:
1T is reported in town that Emery
and Mrs. Gray--under the pames of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith--are travelling
through Utah. giving muical and dra-
matte performances. From their career
ia Austin, tits presumable that they are
both well adapted to the show
business"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
Sulphu r0us.

l.. A. Blakeslee, of the Humboldt
House, informs us that both the San
Francisco and Nevada & California sui
phur companies are running their re-
spective mines quite lively. The latter
company have just received machinery
for steam refining works, which they
expect to have running as soon rs the
machinery, which is now on the way to
the mine, can be put in place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02


james Manning. who has been Rast
during the winter, has returned. The
climate of Yankeelanti agreed with
him. and he is ia excellent health aud
thoroughly imbued with Eastern preiu-
dices against the dollar of cur dad
dies" =. DIR. T. G. Hanson is here
from California on visit. Antonio
Smith, who has been with N Levy,
since the foundation of Winnemucca
was land, left for San Francisco last
evening to take the sea air and study
lite in the metropolis of the West.
John Booth, of the Austin Reveille,
WAS a passenger on last evenings train
bouud for san francisco, where he iu-
tends 10 spend mouth or two. He
has some idea OF stadying for the
ministry, so as to enlighten the be-
nIghted Austinites who of late have
been grievoHsly troubled with preachers.
Peter Woolcock. Superintendent of
the Sheba mine, and wife arrived in
towa to-day 10 meet .heir daughter,
who Is on her way home from visit to
the east
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02

In Nelson county, Va. hawk was
seen at considerable height with q
large snake wriihing in its claws, when
suddenly the bird closed its wings and
fell heavily to the earth. The snake
a mocc4sin--had bitten it in the neck,
but the talons of the hawk were SO
buried IN the vitaIs of the serpent that
ii also died.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
SPECIAL 10 GALS.
Millinery.

Miss Settler, French Milliner FROM
Reno, will arrive lu Wlnnemucca IN "A
few days "nh New aud e,egant STOCK
O. fancy aud mitiiaery goods. just pur-
chased III San Francisco. She also
presses Old hats and trims them ut very
moderate prices. she will arrive about
the Attn OF NJ ~ and occupy the building
adjoining g. Cheno weth : news depot.
apr27-t.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02

The drill of the Hose Company
Yesterday afternoon was not as we'll at
tended as 1t ought to have been.
Scarcely half the active members turned
out. As the efficiency of tine Company
depends to great extent on the ability
of tbs individual members
to couple the hose and regulate the
flow of water from the hydrants, etc.,
etc. and this ability can only be
acquired by practice, drill should be at
tended regularly that the members r,ay
become proficient in their respective
duties. Some of the members attend
regularly and ara convers tut with the
duties they are to perform, bat it re-
qaires practice to become perfect, aud
no member of the Companys who can
possibly attend should be absent from
drill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
A lsensarkabie Result.

Ii makes no difference how many
physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried. ii is now an established
Tact that German Syrup is the ouly
remedy which has given complete salts.
faction III severe cases of lung diseases.
1t Is true there are yet thousands of
persons who are predisposed to throat
ana lang affections. consumption. hem
orrhage~, asthma, severe colds settled
.un the breast, pneumonia, whooping
cough DC, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To sucn We would say that $4,000
dozen We're sold last year without one
aoMplnlnt. Consumptises try just one
bottle. Regular size rs cents. Sold
bt saL dsags sess- in AnericA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

APnIL TERM. l878-HoN. w. 8. BoNNI-
FIELD PRESIDING.
The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
N. Levy ys. c. A. Kyle-Both par
hes consented to go to trial with jury
of six, and the following named per-
sons were empaneled as such jury:
L. ID. Bradley. w. II. Howard. Chas.
Gentner, N. Davis. John Saxonheimer.
and Dennis Coryell. Pending the ex-
animation of witnesses. Court ad-
journed until 10 o'clock to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02

The contract of the North western
Stage Company foe carrying the mails
from Wlnnemucca to Idaho expires on
the tirsG OF hsxt July. Giimsr IL sails
bury or their agents. who have been
awarded the contract for The ensuing
four years, are reported as say ing that
they viii run Only "0uoA board"
wagons over the roase This is said to
be for the d pu5!e purpose of reducing
expenses and getting passengers to ana
FROM Idaho to g. over tha kelton
route.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02

DR. Gardiner, graduate of the Phi,a-
de.phla Dental ,iollege. and senior
member OF the fiym OF GARDINER
Brotness, "A ~ atfIsed la town, and Via
remain uuri Iuftaef uotlce. All VINO
visit nLsn eau Do aastr>d of the BEST
WORK that skill and experience can give.
Hs will call st your homes or you eau
visit nlm at ms otii5e at the Lafayette
Motel. All who Can appreciate hrsl
class dentistry are invited 10 call ADD
examlue specimens of his work.
aprl5if.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
Idaho Bullion

Wells, Fargo IL Co.'S express brought
brought from Silver City. Idaho, yester-
day. three bars of bullion, valued at
S4,S49 IL, aud ten bars from Atlanta,
valued at $l7.842. That from Silver
City was shipped co San Francisco and
that from Atlanta to New York.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
Struck &c Rich.

j. I. Msclean. Superintendent of
the Geneva G. NJ. Co at Cherry Creek
informs the Independent that he has
struck body of very rich ore alta depth
of $50 feet in the Tlcup mine. 1t af
fords us pleasure to note this success
of an old Humboldter in the mining
huainasa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02
Rafting VoiI-y. of Coughing

Tend as surely Though more slowly
to fatal results, as volleys OF mnsketry
Qleil them with that sovereign balsam
Tor the lungs aud throat, Hale S
Honey of Horehouni aud Tar"
Pixies loothiche Drops cure Tooth.
ache in one minute. Sold by all Drag
gists at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-02

A venire, returnaole May l3th, has
been issued for a Grand Jury. We
have been unable to learn the names of
the jurors. though if reports about town
are true. the Officers are not particular
about Withholding them only when
asked for "a copy for publication.