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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

This shows that the production of
gold is slightly in excess Of silver, and
that Nevada has produced more of the
precious metals in the last year than all
the other States and Territories com.
bined. 1t Is probable that the annual
report of Wells. Fargo & Co. s Express
Company, which is more accurate than
the Government reports. may change
these figures considerably.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
Notice to Miners.

NRlBUTE contracts will be let on the
IL hLanau Mine. House, blacksmith tools.
and mining tools furnished. None bat respon-
sIble parties need apply.
W. G. GREGG.
Greggsville, Nov. &, 1878. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
A Contested Election


GLOUCESTER Mass, Nov, II.
Il. Moody Boynton, GreenbAcker.
gives notice that he will contest the
election to Congress of Geo.. 3. Lorlng,
Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

Il CAN'T lose my dollar and a half"
said a young man of San Saba county.
Texas, when, with his license in his
gocAet, he arrived at the house of his
prospective father in law aud learned
anat his betrothed had eloped halt an
konr before. He borrowed spare
horse aud side.sadde. overhauled the
@gitlyes and brought back the lady,
aud the marriage took place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

gives notice that he will contest the
election to Congress of Geo.. 3. Lorlng.
Republican.
Action TO Gust Tammany Officials.
New YORK, Nov, IL.
A dispatch from Albany says that
Governor Robinson will follow up the
defeat at the polls in this city Tuesday
last by positive action against every
Tammany official whom he has the
legal power to remove. and that Con-
troller Kelly. the Sheriff. Register and
County Clerk must go.
The Vote of New Hamp.hire.
CONCORD, Nov. IL.
Complete returns have been received.
The vote for Governor stands: Head
(R.). $3.50; Mexican 3D., 3I,083;
Brown go, 6,3S5; Prohibition and
scattering, 1923. Heads majority. 4SS.
Terrible Tragedy-Murder and
suicide.
BINGHAMroN On. ", Nov. IL.
terrible tragedy occurred at West
Chenango Sunday noon. Three
brothers-James, David and John
Taber-liying together, having quarrel
ed about divisian OF property, David
knocked James down, and stabbed him
with pitchfork fifteen or twenty
times. He then blew his own. brains
cut with shotgun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCT.

An abstract rom the forthcoming
seport of DR.. Linderman. Director of
the Mint, for the year 1878, has been
published in the Eastern papers. 1t
shows the gold and silver production
for the year in the several mining States
and Territories to be as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
The Russians Advancing.

The Russians Advancing.
LONDON, Nov. II.
General Lomakins with the Russian
expedition marching from the Cas- plan
Sea in the direction of Nero Turkistan
by constant fighting reached the upper
At.rek Valley, The Russian corps
80, 600 strong--also stands in the road
to Balkh and Herat.
The Gar gives Some more Assurances
PARIS, Nov. IL.
The Russian Ambassador has assured
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
Of the Cars willingness to cooperate
In securing an arrangement Of the
Turco-Grecian frontier difficulty, and
of his firm intention to carry out all
stipulations of the Berlin treaty.
The Pope TO Intercsde for the Polish
Catholics
ROME. Nov. IL.
The Pope will make direct appeal
to the Car on behalf of the Polish
Catholics, and, if fruitless, will issue
an encyclical denoupciug the conduct
OF Russia.
HanIon to Row in England.
LONDON, Nov. IL.
Hawdon is matched against Hanlon
for race on the Tyne May next. for
one thousand dollars side.
Affairs at Glasgow.
LONDON. Nov. Il.
A movement is on foot to induce the
deposltors of the City of Glasgow Bank
to accept compromise of 10 shillings
on the pound sterling, So as to relieve
the shareholders.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

4 EATHER aud his son Were stimuli
aineously married to mother and her
daughter, in Mayvills. Ind. The
Younger couple had been counting for a
DnG time, but the parants. 81 and so,
Maat into, wedlock on asudden impulse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

Two Democratic candidates for the
Assembly, Green and Ellison, have tied
IN White Pine county. and another
election will have to be held to decide
which of them the people desire to
send to Carson this Winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

Of New York is Crittenton's immense
Medicine Warehouse, No. Z, sixth
Avenue; and this "lIou" establishment
has Its lion preparation -Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar for the cure of
coughs, colds, inhuenza aud Bronchitis,
No medicinal agent introduced during
the present century has created more
profound sensation among all classes OF
the community than this absolute
specific for all ordinary affections OF the
organs Of respiration. Sold by drug
gists everywhere at so cents and 81.
Great saving to purchase large size.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure tooth
ache III one minute. Sold by all drug.
glsts as,25 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

YESTERDAY lis men were discharged
from the Consolidated Virginia mine.
This was the second draft, making in
all 26o men who have recently been
discharged. The reason alleged for
this Is the great heat in the lower
levels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
T e. Z C r A r HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Petition of Mormon Women.
SALT LAKE Nov ID

Petition of Mormon Women.
SALT LAKE, Nov, IL.
The polygamous women of Titan are
getting, up counter petition to parade
their shame before Congress. 1t is
headed by the wives OF the late
Brigham Young aud d. H. Wells.
Illness Of Orson HYDE.
A dispatch has been received here
announcing the serious illness of Orson
Hyde, one of the Twelve Apostles of
the Mormon Church, at his residence
in San Pete county. His numerous
wives and families have been sum-
moned to his residence.
The Pivot in Indiana Politics.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
The Inter. has u special, giving
a conversation with the pivot 10 Indi
ana politics, Delamatyr. who says he
Will certainly vote with the Democrats
In the event that the House ties on the
election OF President; provided. always,
that the Democratic candidate is a soft
money man. In contrary event
which is hardly a possible contingency,
he will vote for the Republican nomi
nee, if he be Greenbacker.
Fatal Accident 10 a. Murderer.
AUGUSTA. Ca, Nov. IL.
Peter Freeman Beaufort, the South
Carolina murderer recently extradited
from England, was run over and killed
by railroad. train at this place on Sat.
urday night, while attempting to escape
from the Sheriff.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

WALTER Cox shot and killed joseph
Kerr at Cherry creek last Monday In a
row caused by an election dispute.
Kerr was an Old and respected citizen
OF the place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13

DR.. SAMPLE. went to Dayton, Ohio,
while temperance revival was in pro-
gress there, and soon became the fore
most speaker. He was eloquent,
looked like philanthropist, sang
melodioasly. related thrilling incidents
in his past career of drunkenness, and
made himself exceedingly popular with
the women, who petted, fed and
clothed him. One day he lapsed into
the old evil, aud, while drunk, exult-
ingly showed love tokens from several
OF the women who had figured most
conspicuously in the temperance work.
A husband of one of the women had
him arrested on charge of stealing
her watch. but it was proven that she
had lent it to him. Now he ID under
arrest on an accusation of blackmail.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

The d Slate Rock, at Providence,
where landed Roger Williams, in
1910, as blasted last Saturday,
with a:iew to raising apo1tion of it
to the present grade of the land for
an etnring monument. The rock
beioeu|l of seams it was feared that
q )are piece could not be obtained.
But ne blast proved more successful
than was anticipated, and block
irons to 10 feet square, containing
sor of the inscription has been loos-
END, and can, it is thought, be taken
on of its place with little trouble. 1t
is hen proposed to finish the stone on
thee sides, leaving the side bearing
tb inscription as it is. In this man
mr. graceful and impressive memo
raj could he made.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
Capt. r. w. Ford NJ +bo O.

Capt. R. W. Ford, Of the firm; f cro,
& Ford Shreveport, has been ;our c;t
for the past week. Capt. Ford an oil
friend and acquaintance Of INLAND hs
flrm is one of the stauncbiejn North
La. We are glad to know lat Car.
Ford is so we'll pleased with , section
and people, and with the encrgement
IN business they have given HIN. We
hope that all who need suuS of any
kind will give him an early lat F"n-
tenot'S hotel where he is ping and
we can assure them that I, Will not
regret having availed then les OF our
suggestion.
Our want of informant ''S' WYNN
made US commit all oven 'o' ""''n
we beg pardon. Miss 10 o"''
daughter of our esteem, e''o" ''.'10n
l.. Caspari Esq, donatu '''"'' ''''
which was r,f,od fou.. the proce' DIS
hou,,.1 oro, - :, .HIitf Committee
for the he,.tt oft, elbow Fever snf-
ferers in New Ons' ITO a'''o'''''
realized by Miss C,'''' WAS gov
The Steppinfo"e TO hea''"'
The Acquisition v,ta' t energy =. ~ 'ne
tam lacLs u;tat the various organs
A.v in tho;r dn tsecome chronical]y IT.
revular and J;s &c is eventually institu.
ted tn nrsr". this unhappy state Of
th;nos +,o do,tated system should be
built up by t|BSeol ,''|' '.''.'''"n ': '" :'
v;r,r,t.s tI,> (ytstive organs, and in
sur.. tho r(ronvcrson of food into
blood Of , uorhing quality, from
wb.noo o,',v ucle, nerve aud fiber
ac,,uires unw,nt. supplies of vigor, and
the whole .v.t.n Experiences the beMe-
fetal effact Aniite returns, the sys-
tenn il r.fresheby healthful slumber,
the nerves orc strong and calm, the
desnondencv gotten of chronic indi-
pesfion and apIlcertain state of health
disappears. AM. nat Sa''ow appearance
of the skin pe'iiar 10 hanltnal 'h'"''"s'
and persons d+'ient in vital energy, is
replaced by gore oecom'hS t'hS''
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
Dcmoatic Organizations.

Ward 4 o,snized September 18th, by
the electio,of the following Club Of
ticers:
J. II. RI, President; p. Gallon, lst
Vice-Presint; w. B. Butler, I'd Vice
PresidtntJ. c. Noise, Secretary, and
A. T.. Sopayrac, Treasurer. q mem
bers parripated.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

A Nevada paper accuses local as
|pirant for country position with
having an empty barrett planted in
h1s yard and devoting an hour every
evening to ha'iooing his visited for
title into it, and then jumping back
to hear the pleasant echo. Perhaps
other empty barrels might thus be
made useful.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
FOR SALE.

Will continue the business of the late
Abraham Kahn and has removed her
stock to the store room under the Mason
ic Lodge on Second street.
, A full line Of staple. fancy and family
groceries constantly on hand and at res.
sonsbls prices. < ~
!, Sept. 7.6m. @@...... -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.
No Judicial advertisement 1ciH he
inserted IN this paper hereafter, un.
less the Attorney becomes secur,tv
for the advertising bill, acAich must
be paid on FIRST INSERTION. or
they 'ciU be discontinued.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

special Notice.-Cavil Bray, Esq.,, of
vernon parish, is the duly authorized
agent for the VINpICATOH in Vernon par
isn, and all contracts made by him will
% FULLY ratified and carried ont by US.
Eff. Presley and J. II. Caldwell, are
our agents for Sabine
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19
Two Partisan Criminals.

Emile Lcrona, boy Of Is, was M
rested III London = fortnight ago for IL
robbery Of an extraordinary dcscrip-
ton. According to the Ecl1 NJ. Brug-
mott, a Partisan jewcier, engaged Lnro-
IA, who, ct the expiration Of lour days
service, ieigned indisposition, and
worked so successfully on the sympa-
thies Of his master that he pro-
vided him with sleeping accommodate
ton in the house. \ makeshft bed
III the shop was provided tor - the in
valid, who retired to bed at the usual
hour. While the family were reposing
the lad began to pack up the most val
liable treasures in die establishment,
and with these he decamped before
daybrcak. All efforts to track the rob
Der were unsuccessful. Under the
head " Tn Faux Malade, " the story of
this robbery WIS told in lie PHH .Jomr.
nat. Some days after French youth
took up his quarters at hotel and res
taurant i'll the vicinity of Golden
Square, London. His mode of living
and the quantity of jewelry he display
Ell aroused curiosity and suspicion.
One of the walters happened, by the
merest chance, to take up lie Petit
JOurHoi, and read the article " Tn
Faux Malade." He was convinced that
the visitor was none other than he who
had robbed Nj. Brugnoit. He spoke to
the landlord. and Lerona was taken
prisoner. The following property was
found in his possession: Seven gold
watches, seventeen gold bracelets, six
ty-seven gold rings, seventeen single
studs, twelve gold crosses, seven neck
studs, six gold seals, three loops, one
string of pearls, several sets of studs,
purses and many miscellaneous articles.
the whole being valued at more than
twenty thouSani francs. He had dis
posed of n portion OF the property TO
meet current expenses. At Autcuil the
other day, in cosy little hotel in the
Park DIES Princes, the Spanish Govern
ment's agents arrested mysterious ell
derby lady who was living with her sis
ter III great luxury. Stories differ, one
correspondent declaring that she was
eXtradited in Spain; another that the
arrest was made by error, the lady be-
ing mistaken for Sonora Baldomcra.
widow OF Senior LARA, well known
Spanish satirist, who blew out his
brains sometime ago for some unknown
reason. She is Of a good family. In
1872 she attracted much attention by
borrowing money in small sums from
the laborers ana shopkeepers of the
capital, returning them in few days
with twelve per cent interest. The
fame of the bucna sonora, or good lady,
soon spread throughout the city, and
when she opened bank on similar
principles its doors were thronged
She paid the interest regular for some
months, but one fine day she decamped
with nearly one million dollars. The
same swindle had Just been operated
successfully in Naples and at Berlin, in
each case also by woman. The Span
ish Government is still on the woman's
trail and expects to tnd her, thodgh
when she first ran away it was under
stood she had gone to Mexico.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19
A Model Love Letter.

To write Il good letter, says 1He U"-
LuYue Herdl8, is an Accomplishment
not to be dcspised. Lord Chesterfield
once said, "Io write good lett re-
qulrcs not SO much intellectual ability
rs it does intelligent comprehension Of
one's desires and feelings. Hence. to
write a Good love letter it is Rot neces-
sary that one should be Il scholar or an
oruditc person, but he should be en-
thusiastic in his love. H. should feel
what he writes, and write what he feels.
The following letter, picked up by one
of our reporters, is certainly mode
of feeling. Observe how lovingly she
dwolls upon the depth Of her love for
him. And also, how delicately she
speaks of lone OF Gods blessings"
and-but here is the letter:
"DUBUQUE, the 1th August. Dearest
Friend am at the creates of Pleasure
of writing you and am happie with the
thought that we may meet again on the
banesters or the stares if not it lies holy
on your side was up to see Nj
did not mean you should think [ was
visiting our enemy A. seen her
this afternoon her tongue was at liberty
ito uou'ti, Sou lOUo W SuF W you lndJ
will please you, never mind there is
better times coming and the time is
not far of when l and you can meet
free from every one which would be
the happiest event of my life and N
you know it. lust saw you go up
bluff and was just agoing to speak as
you turned your head and might as well
say L do not prefer to speak to you but
never mind you must speak to your
darling v and also | will do the
same you are eXcusable for not calling
sunday night expect you couldn't come
call tomorrow night at ) ii possible |
am With the evry moment, you are mo-
mently my thoughts can't you call to-
night never mind if it It's late, kiss
and hug P-H is bad pill he is not
good to keep you III when You | think
YOU are one of god blessings sent to
comfort me sweet kiss. sweet hug
mine, thine, forever don't forget AMI
cali Nensday N-K for | want to excuse
mistakes for am i'll Il sharp hurry
"Solong "
II y after perusing the above letter
fails to visit V he should be placed
on the shot-tower, fed on eggs and soup
Tor the summer, and be compelled to
keep the flies off Gen. Jackson's
wooden horse.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19

tUEG FOR CoRNs.-Takea well-rIpcn-
cd lemon. roll and squeeze until the
juices are well liquifed, then open an
end of the lemon and squeeze the juice
into glass vial. Add to the Juice
three OF six pearl buttons, according
to the size, such rs used on linen and
cambria underwear, In few days it
will be found the lemon juice has eat
en- up or dissolved the buttons, SO they
can be mashed between the thumb and
finger. Shake the mixture we'll, then
apply it to the corn. a few appliea-
tions will conquer the most stubborn
settler and give permanent relief. This
is Il remedy easily prepared, and con
tains no poisonous substance, so all
who desire can use it without fear of
evil consequences.-E cciage.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19
The ManNho Saw Double.

\ citizen Of John Il. street stood gaz-
ing at his own house so long the other
afternoon that pedestrian who knew
him felt called upon to approach and
see if anything was wrong.
NO, no2zing wrong replied the
man" everything all right-tip top
bully f'rme.'
You feel good"
" 'Spccll do. When | went down
town l had only one house; come back
now an find two
Where?'
" Right there, sir answered the
house owner, pointing TO his domicile.
The pedestrian was an old man. He
Remembered various occasions when he
had also Scon double. and he didn't
care to dispel his lriend's pleasant iIlu-
sion.
When | went down town | had one
house worth free fousand doll'r; cum
back an find I'm worth six thousand
dolI'r two houses - much agin
shake"
They shook. While they were shak-
ing the mans vito appeared at the front
door. tie turned am saw her, and
grew pale.
"Do Won ssh soa ,vo houses, asked
the friend.
~ do i do.' was the ernest reply;
" but hang me ii doau also zhee two
wives, too. an boat of 'em waitin fr
me ter cit inshide er door, Wish |
wasn't worth but free fousand dollars
\ female outcast maize her home in an
unused drift ot Batter Gallery, near
ritt,ton, Pa, nearly Two years ago, and
the ire 10y which she co ked spread to
the mine, which was s. situated that
water could not be Introduced to quench
the flames, which continued 10 spread,
ana wera only prevented from extending
20 the mines by the construction Of
brick wall six feet thick, which isolated
the fire 1t is estimated that 500, 600 tons
Of coal have been consumed, and the
town If piuston would in time have
been burned under bat for the brick bar.
ricr The land surface under which the
G,r Ina, ragged presents u picture of desc
atiou. it is a barren, baked cNpnuse,
covering 100 acres.
II
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19

JELLY CAKE RoIIs.-Four eggs, beat
whites and yoIks separately; one teecup-
tul white sugar, one teacuptul sit,ei iloUr,
one tcaSroontul cream tartar, ouc-naI
teaspooutu. soda dissolved in very itIe
hot water; flavor with the juice of ONE
lemon; beat all well together, sr,cai
quarter Of an inch thick in square tin;
bake quickly; then turn bottom side up,
spread with Jelly, and roll up while hot;
this recipe makes three rolls.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19
Infants Socks.

Single zephyr, colored and white.
Commence with colorCd. Cast sixteen
stitches on each needle very loose. hn''
one stitch. put over the thread, KNIT 'yu.
slip off one, narrow and bind the stitch,
slip il off over the one uarr"Ned, Knir
two, put over the thread, knit one, pat
over the thrcad, knit two, slip, u,rtoW
and bind; knit Two, put over the threat
Knit the two remaining needles the same.
Knit around plain. Repeat till the leg
is the required length, knitting two or
three stripes Of the Colorci at the top.
the remainder of the leg and the top of
the foot white. Take the first needle,
with one stitch from the second, for the
top of the foot. Knit the same rs the
leg, knitting back seam stitch Knit u,
long as you want the foot within an
inch. Narrow at each end of the needle
till you have bat one stitch. Fastcn by
putting the thread through.
Commence where you began to nartoN
off to take up stitches knitting across the
heel plain, and taking up stitches ON the
other side. Knit plain both ways, Join
ing to the pointed piece at the toe, by
taking up a loop between each pur, and
binding it over the last stitch of the side
needle, until it comes together at tie
point then narrow at the toe (ioining to-
gcthct) and each side of the middle of
the heel, every time across till the foot is
large enough. Join and bind off. Make
a cord of the worsted and finish with
balls OF tasscls, for the ankle.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19

People would think it Was just awful
if We should say that every barber in this
city has his hairem, but it's a fact
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19

4 fire burns more brightly when
blown 10y bellows, for the reason that
it receives with every current of air q
fresh supply of oxygen, which unites
with the carbon and hydrogen of the
Goals, eau sing moro rapid combustion
and increased heat.
New York city will bc represented at
the Paris Exposition by a94 exhibitors.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-19

To kEEP Norris FROM CARPETS. -
Sprinkle air-slackcd lime under the
straw or the paper under the carpets.
1t VIII not hurt the carpets and is Il
sure preventive. ! have also tried
another method which some may like
best. Pour boiling water on red pep
pers, the pods being broken. Let
stand short time, then strain. and
mop the floor with the tea. This is
sure, too.
There are more than 1000 photograph
galleries in Paris, employing upwards
os $1,000 persons and doing business
OF more than 30. 000, 900 francs year
Mr.. Beecher gets $4,000 and all ex-
pensos, in California Tor ten lectures.