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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-26
iyes0CHARLE.,
Grand Benefit for Rev. Mr.. Fitch,
at Centennial Hail w ed ne.siax

HS HUt rev MT. Fitch
az Centennial Hail Wednesday,
Evening. February 27sh.
The ladies of Winnemucca will Give
Rev. Mr.. Fitch. benefit at Centennial
Hall. Wednesday evening, February
9th. 1878. From S to 8 o. clock P. M, a
Grand COLLATION. will be served. all for
fifty cents. Music and. variety of en-.
tertainments of tbs most interesting
character will be introduced. Accom-.
modatiops will be ample for five hun
bred guests. Everybody is invited.
Admission free. LADIES COMMITTEE.
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Cattle shipped /.

w. B. 'Todhunter shipped ten car
loads of cattle last night, and Colonel
Hardin shipped twelve loads at the
same time.
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MAKING extensive arrangements for
the'spring trade, I willselI my entire
stock of clothing and gents furnishing
goods at cost for cash. Now 10 the
time for bargains. F. c. ROBINS.
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started Up.

The vWinnemucca FIGURING Mills.
which were shat down during the last
month, are again running and turning
oat -four of su perior quality.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evening,s Hoard

Last Evenings Board.
300 Meadow Valley. zoe.
80 Raymond IL Ely, 5.
220 EareAa, 43H. 43.
275 Rye Paten, 31s, 81.
lao Leopard, 35c.
lUO E.dorado South. 35c.
2O0 jackson, 275. z95c.
$40 Alps. Z25. 2e0c.
i25 Belmont. soc.
45O Gila. 60, SOC.
6U0 Panther. SOC.
$50 n. Belle, lU5s.
3U0 Silver Prlz-. 100, 105c.
1920 Hussey. 100. l2Uc.
100 Argenta. Soc.
l445 Naval, l95. 1900.
5OO Independence, 100, 1l0c.
las Manhattan, 10.
1860 Detrees. 50, soc.
465 Grand Prze, l2s.. 1879.
1850 Hornet. ZUc.
100 Morning Star, 240c.
5U0 Belle Isle, 5Gc.
1895 Day. lao. l45c.
600 Falcon, Hoe.
0UU hahours, JdO, o30c.
no Modoc. 90, 60c.
100 New Coso, S0c.
80 Bodie, 9Oc.
rs Becb,el. ~.
100 q. Chariot. SOC.
$40 Leeds, 2
800 Tip Top. 345. 3i0c.
800 Silver King, 1917.
200 Alps. 235c b30.
$50 Best a. Belcher, 1917, 1917.
$50 Con. Va. 221I. %.
so Alpha, lUA.
$50 California. 1874. 26L.
100 OPP. ir. 521s. So.
SO Raymond & Ely. s.
$50 Mexican, 1914, 1871.
$40 Morning Star. 225. 230c,
50 Confidence, 5.
24O Hale Il Norcross, 1917. 1879.
50 Overman. 10.
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NEVADA State Prison boots, Eureka
Oyershoes, buckskin gloves and mitts,
etc: etc.. all at cost for cash at F. G..
Robins.
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This 0Iorning's Beard.

$50 Ophir. 53L.
10 Mexican. 1925.
$50 Gould Il Curry, 81. 8sI.
800 Best Il Belcher, 1917.
$50 California. .2S4. 20 b5.
325 Saw liA. ll2I.
1895 Con. Va, 2z1s. 2zH bio.
80 Cho,lar. 331s, SO.
345 Hale Il Norcross. 1917. 1917.
200 Crswn Polnt. 440. 435c.
100 Yellow Jacket, l0T. l0A.
2U3 Imperial. 40, Coo.
50 A pha. l04.
$50 Belcher. Al.
IS Sic ra Nevada, 425, 1890.
20 Utah. lU4.
2l55 Bullion. g..
l30 Exch. qurr. ESQ. $3.50.
80 Seq. Beicher. 26.
sl5 Justice, W.. lu1s.
b succor. "a.
10 Union. So.
2l5 Alta. ga. So.
800 Julia. 2i5. 220c.
2U0 Caledonia. 235. 2S0c:
$50 Silver Hill. az.
1000 New Yok. l25. 100.
800 Senator. 81. 3.
40 Kossnth. lUc.
30 Andes. Toe.
1000 Wells Fargo. 10c.
20 Overmau. 10.
rs Ward. 95c.
l4a Levi.ihan, 40. 45c:
$40 N. Con. Va, zoe.
10 Chol ar. 80
$50 Trojan, 60, $50.
10y 1t. Louis, 25c.
lsS Solid SILVER, 5.
quo Grand Prze, 1871,
~ Tip Top. 37Oc.
$50 Justice. lUs4.
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-NrOTIcR is hereby given that the pert
IN nership hhsretoforer existing between
Thomas 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent - H JOS gPA 1THOMAS,
tJs4 ( y JOHN THOMAS,
! 81, .s 5te vQRARLES sTh0MAS.
fWfnnemucea. Fab. 25.l658. AW
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~ Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest, 40 deg; lowest, 81 deg.
range. Is: average, 37.75 deg.
Note I'm the column headed " Min. Their
mometer the igares indicate the lowest
Temperature dueing the night at the
respective stations. Degrees below zero
have the minus ~" sign preixed
JNU. HEALY,
Corp1 signal Service. U. =. A.
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The Terrible screw worm.

From the Dalla, tTe1as) lnteIlIscneer.
Mr.. Samuel Myers is now lying bcd.fNst
at his home in this place, afflicted with
that terrible malady, tho screw worm. Mr..
Myers has been sick OF late with fever,
and on Monday last while resting in bed
one Of the flies alighted near his nostrils.
1t requires but few moments for one Of
these flies to deposit hundreds OF eggs
which arc Matched and are grown inside
Of an hour, many Of them as much as one
half inch in length. Mr.. Myers, upon
awakening, felt n slight tickling in the
moss and II was not until his eyes and
face had become fearfully swollen that
the physicians discovered the presence Of
the worms. The only known remedy was
applied-alomel aud c.rboliC acil-by In.
lection into the nostrils. At hrst a few
would dup their hold and force them.
selves out. application after application
was made with likeresrlts uptO last night,
Mt which lSo was tho number passed. The
patient Is In a critical condition, with hut
slight hopes Of his recovery. The fly IL
niucl, dreaded by our stockmCn and IL
represented as dark colored and fuzzy in.
sect which generally attacks cattle or an,
other ANNUAL that Is unfortunate enough
to have blood upon which thoy can aliEht.
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TUE employment'otwood in the manu-
iacturc Of paper Is not conducive to the
longevity OF that substance. Professor
Reulcauv called attention to the subject in
n lecture delivered at Leipsic, pointing out
that, as tho paper used in the German pub
liz Offices Is mainly composed Of wood, the
destruction, FROM natural causes, Of many
important official records may 10 expected
lie limits their duration TO about fifteen
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4GoD nLExs Yor, MA, coon NIGHT.

nr HAIRY BUENA
Come closer TO my Slde, mans,
And feel my hsaiel breath,
And tell me u this tSTsr, tua,
The dread ATCHEeF death?
Are all tho Pe0pe dying, mat
thought beard them Say-
Dut tell me, mAtla, Ehpro l. pa:
He's not been here to-day.
Isthat the drcadial train Of death
Nov passing by the door, ....
But tell me, why don't papa COME
He Aloud b here before.
feel 10 much refreshed, tnAmH,
must haVebesn asleep;
For this know, that 10 my dTuaHlA
iavAn angel weep a.sI
Come, tnama, deartat NINA.
And pros my aching head,
An angel Whispered In my dream,
And told inc IapA's dead.
II MD, mAtna, ISOuld CUluH again
And take me over there;
II booked ~ sWee, and beantliul;
HIT, oh, how you do Atarel
What, weeping, mana, don't you know
How beautiful 4 sight
YOu Rse,l 70 tell INC IL II So
4 land Of golden light.
Well, uIa, that pFrtty angel came
And told nc mot 10 ieaF;
Il AaId that should blCss you, IHa.
That God Was always nnaE.
Weep not, mana, the angel aid
Fer long you, ton, would be
An lngrl In Kingdom bright,
With papa dear and ME.
Tr, viii kueel bsside lis knee,
For Col Is good, you know,
And aAk Hin 10 set you free
From this cold world below. ....
Yes, ma, the fever's gatIlhE WOEss:
I feel % rackAd With PALM
hut then, I shall feel better ~. - u.
When The angel COmes hElln.
Hut, hush how grand It's comlng nov,
10 beautiful and bright
Oh, mana, must itaTe you now,
God bles you, tna, good night
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pn. c. c. SCHUYLER or ur7urspA WATER ASp
ITS EFFECTS,

DR. c. c. SCHUYLER Of BETHESDA WATER ASD
ITS EFPECrs.
II Is very seldom Indeed that tho medical
fraternity care 10 publicly recognize the mcr
It's OF q new medicine or 10 bestr0w prOiS
upon n comparatively untried thenpcntical
chemical or COMPOUND" hut the .lhiicGl ana
Surgical Rrpoter for January 10, 1878, contain
a professional report Of the marvellous work
wrought by Bethesda Water The article Is
from the pen OF @. {. Schuyler, N. H., Assist
ant Surgeon, Troy Hospital, \. y, and we
make sonio extracts thereirOm. Tbs Doctor
first gives In professional language, M account
OF the progress Of Diabetes MellituS' In the
victim II professional man. 30 year, Of ngt."
Ut should probably be stated hero that Mr..
Jos Fleming, the wcll.known druggist OF this
city, has been appointed sole agent for Thu
wonderful water FOR this State, besides Ohio
and West Virginia. Mr.. r. will furnish I've.
theSda Water, or any information desired, on
appllcation.l al
alike JOB" continued the Doctor, there
seemed 70 be no limit to his suiTttlnEN ior
there now appeared q crop Of authnX or III.
eruption npncarin. on tho nOstrils, the ends Of
tho fingers, and the teot, Near the heel Of one
foot thnFo came what ut INT bore striking
resemblance 10 4 stone bFnlse, causing
MhhEp pllHNheu bteIIeu WIhEls utelt well
Ing and the formation n decrSeated ahsceSs
followed. OoCaSl0ntng great suffering and NC
00sstt atlng thGuse Of crutcheS for some months.
Three OF the incisor teeth became loOscnCd
and dropped out, though previous TO tho dis.
case they had been IN perfect order. lie be.
came greltiy nnlaciated, decreasing In weight
from 100 TO i28 ponndA"
The unfortunate man reached WankeSha,
Wis, In dying condition. The article In
question concludes as follows;
VA constant use of thOSWater (Bethcsfla)
produced the most marked results, The M.
dent a. this date tDccOmbeF 2Sthl weighed LIS
pounds, and In conversation with him at my
Office, Aday or two since, he expye,scd himself
Is cured. lie certainly has dc appearance Of
beinga man In perfect health From personal
observation Of this eGsc, ! consider ihe rccov.
DRY most remarkable, EVoEy other known
treatment had bean asiduodSly carried out,
and ElanaI)v failed. The gentleman 4 OF 4
discerning mind. and not likely n b led into
erroE and attributes his cure solely to the tlSe
o. Bethesda Water, an opinion which share
WIN him. have not spFaT.ed tho case to
advertise the Virtues Of a proprietary mineral
FHAR II this water u q therapeutic agent,
who should the profession not know itg' why
not indeed, "a + 800 g
ftrl "a ga.r 80
Geneml Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
ulenAI Aasyland and West Virginia
grlHHrl LIS. InanNaa Ht R,ftNtr
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SUFFERERS

SUFFERERS Prom N:sxea. Debility.
- Vigor, SyphlIiA, % aiy
form Of disease, cured n the Old WESTERN
eIunAti, By the only Iura and reliable remedies
No charge until cured. Cali or STite for free
.dVlCS, Charges low. Half rates 90 the
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4 PITTSBURGH L. R.
CONDENSED TINE T.lRLE,,. 4 IN
EEH i !!


bOlSu t.AsI AM NHsI'
aul litr Va! I;th, 1875, Trains will rus daily
aSJi sIadlyJ .FE.rl Ep
!IEHth TninS IN Pittsburgh.
iiANGsh Tnlns 10 cleveland.
!iGiath 1tIns to Chicago.
hs=n's IuIa Can between wellsVille and
tI's!Isi.
BIdIsd Shaping Can on all Trains between Al
sss "a ChltiE1. ....g .g.I.. i,.qYS
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cRAvs spEcIFlC MEDICINE.

RooK ANDJoB PRINTING-ATTHE
- pluy ln.AlllssBeeI Job OHos you ean Eol al
hot and Job ftiAtinE On tho shortest notice
~ Iat hscst Ptiee and IN the best AtyloOl The an
- hUs. = and n PoarSahth s.
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n,rIvoRg AouIO RAILROAD co,

= S.r s;!s.:.i;;;a Es3lg!...
81 - mar N,y u. 1875. Passenger Tralns VIII
W.1.bV,-whrrline Time
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INVALUABLE.

MtSsrt, WEES l. rorTrR, Wholesale DrurHts,a,
noEtOn, NAas9 GsAllSAIfA,-k have torso t11lths
felt II duty that OVH 10 suffering humanity 70
write {Ou, stating the great benefit that have do.
rived nom tile usd Of 6AkEQlDa RADICAL CeEE
T1A CATAuRtf. fortnordt than s1ycAFs hare been
Athletot with TIL Vety troublesome complaint
bare tried all tho remedies that could DAD, bat
without mAteflAI6r permanent benefit. Lat fhn
the disease had arrived NJ that state that mnst
have fcllofoF die. The entire intnbFAnons Iyltem
bad huenHiO 90 lnhAInei, and tho stomach 20 dSoFs
d0red, that 10 was . doubtful matter whether
gould 20 TO tho Paric coast, or did 70 whether
should 1.-Two to como bAekOr not, 1SAE an AaVer.
tiSengnt oTtis In9dleinp, and although being YeTy
lhefvdulopS about specifics or n0ttIuma OF any
kind, yet In sheer desperation tried this, and EGl
At once bc1sAtcd hYlL The changes OF climate,
AehrOnic disease ntth0 liver, and my Rge-oVerf0
-m8Y prevent my Enilre restoration. but the bene.
a. derive nom lie daily use Il 10 mo faFdGG6IG,
and an hoping 10 no completely cured, aud a
last arrive at respectable old hEA.
IIthl1 statement u my ehsu eau no OF any service
10 those Atlleted nS have been. and enable you 70
bring th4 rHmedy Into morn general pSe, especially
on the PAeno coast lEhcFa u I. much needed, my
object 10 writing this note will ha obtained.
Very truly yOunA, IlESnY WELLS,
ArsoGA, N.Y., Juas,is'd. ofWelll, Fargo Co.
Each package contains Dr. SahfordS Improved
iEhAllag Tube, nad lll directions for use Ia III
rAAts. PEIcO tl4Q FOR sale by NIL Wholesale and
ltolAl Druggists and Dealers throughout the Lhited
States and CahadRS. MRRKg 4 POTTER, QeEefl
AgentA and Wholesale nFuEItEtS, boston. Iaii.
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General APht for Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
diana Maryland and West Virginia
srRT ~ .t.jg :. l0sEPg PLEIINd,
Sag,,l ~ Market street, Pittsburgh.
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u. Puer-so cent. Per gallon, u pOr len rallon
se6 :" pSr hAlthbL. ttd PEI 6hl'
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T+u,1spnrtHt4ntT-

IN, E,,t and Wet, July 'lh' zoe
= I,1' r,n llAhIls IrTot, foo! Of Eleventh
tlis, !si" a. lsEiius. daily except sunday, ~
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Something for the New Year.

The word renowned success OF HoStetter's
Buffers. and their continued popularity for
quarter of a century as a stOmachic, is scarce
ly more wonder fui tuan the welcome that
greeIs the annual appearance of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valu tble medical treatise Is
published by Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa. under their own Immediate supervision,
employing ~ hands in that department.. Ten
cylinder printing presses, eight folding ma
chimes, five job presses, etc, are running about
eleven mon ms In the year on this work, and
the issue of the same for 1879 will not be less
than ten millions, printed in the English,
German, French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages.
Refer to a copy of IL for valuable and interest
ing reading concerning health, and numerous
testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostetter's
Bilters, amusement, varied infoI M alton,
astronomical calculations and chronological
items, etc, which can be depended on for
correctness. The Almanac for 1879 can be
obtained, free of cost, from druggists and gen.
eral country dealers IN all parts of the coun-
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STATE INTELLIGENCE.
Ie Wabash is full of floating ice.

The Wabash is full of floating ice.
Fort Wayne Gift Concert on the S1st.
BoonyiIle will soon have another saloon.
Knox county redeems her county orders
at par.
KendalIviIle is complaining Of chicken
thieves.
The railroad excitement at Petersburg is
growing.
The Boonville Enquirer will close its ff-
teenth volume next week.
The individual deposits in the Boonyille
National Bank amount to $50 1881.
The delinquent tax list of the city of Ko
komo contains over $50 descriptions
DR.. John C. Perry of Shelbyville, had his
leg broken on Saturday by his horse falling.
The Vincennes police are making an effort
to break up the houses of i'll fame in that
city.
All the car factories in the state are full
of work, which fact is indicative of general
prosperity.
One hundred and nInety-two trsmps quar-
tered in Michigan City from the lst to the
10Th of Dece m Der.
Warsaw Union: The prisoners escaped
again from our $780, 900 Jail. Is the con-
founded thing going to cave in?
Elisha Hyatt, Daviess county farmer,
will realize 800 900 bushels of corn from his
plantation IN the White River bottom.
The Mt. Carmel Register says the hog crop
of that county will reach 1000, of which
about one half will be packed in that town
WInnamac Journal: Mr.. Fry killed fine
large deer IN Starke county this week, which
he brought to town Monday, and offered for
sale at eight cents per pound.
Saturday morning William Malott, a
farmer who lives a mile west of Bedford,
while in his barn loft was suddenly attacked
with vertigo aud fell backward out of door
to the ground, receiving fatal injuries.
Dubois county has twelve representatives
IN the Jacksonville penitentiary; Crawford,
10; DavIess, L; Martin, 2; Orange, 4; Pike,
6; Perry, 4; Spencer, u; Warwick, 10. Each
of the above coun les has only one repre-
sentative In the legislature.
Friday night a man who had for some
time past been living at Huron, Lawrence
county, and known by the name OF John
DaYis, was arrested by officers from Ken
lucky and taken back TO that state for a
murder said to have been committed eight
years ago. 1t is said his real name is Samuel
Brown.
At the Bass foundry, at Fort Wayne, Fri
day. a terrible accident took place, the vic
tins being two employees named William
Boiling ard Frank Dewsld, who were burn
ed in q shocking manner by a ladle of mol
ten iron upsetting upon them. Bohling's
injuries are fatal. Dewald may recover
Their suffenngs are most intense.
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Mffe,s observation-disclosures.

Thou shalt have no other wife but me, nor
shalt thou In thy sleep dream of other
women.
Thou shalt not take into thy house any
sly, brazen image of servant girl to make
love to when my back is turned, for am a
jealous wife.
Honor thy wife's father and mother
wear a smile when they meet thee.
Thou shalt not be behind thy neighbor,
but outshine him in dressing thy wife and
babies
Thou shalt let thy wife have the last word
in every row.
Thou shalt not get drunk or go to bed
with thy boots on.
Thou shalt not say nice words 10 other
ladies in my presence, nor praise them In
our privacy-remember l am jealous
wife.
Thou shalt not stay out after 9 o'clock at
night, or snore at my side, or kick In thy
sleep.
Remember, o thou Benedict, these com.
mandments and keep them holy, for they
are the law and the gospel
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The United states

is now composed of 81 states and nine terri.
tories, and the population of the country is
about so 600, 600. There are 60,000 doctors,
or one TO every $50 of the adult population.
How do they all live? Well, we will tell
you. By giving you drugs which are only
temporary in their effects. But an honest
man is In existence, and DIR. V. w. Blsnch-
ard has given you his Blood and Nerve
Food; that by using it, physicians are of no
further use-you become strong and we'll.
Thousands testify to its merits
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HOME CERTIFICATES.
An Eruption of Eight Years, Standing

An Eruption Of Eight Years Standing
was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching inIolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the ue OF S~synes "All Healing
Oiutmeut" am entirely cured.
JOSEPH III. LAMBERT,
At Horsbman & Bros 5th and Cherry, Phila.
Price. SIC. Three boxes, 81 - lin currency or
postage siamp,). Sent by mail In any address
on c-Ipt of price, bv DR.. SVAYNE q SON,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold ny ala druggists.
Sold In Indisnspuli. at"FRE IC1 - MEDI-
CINE DEPOT" under Masonic Temple.
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G O N S U NJ P Ito N!
USE AT ONCE DR. swAYNE's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,

quick and permanent relief will be the result.
1t heals the liberated lungs, stops night sweats,
inducing natural and healthy xpectoration.
DON'T DEsPoND.-f there is anything that is
calculated to test the composition OF a person,
sumption, and most fatal OF human Affections.
In many instances this distressing malady Sc
cures victim, who at finit has a Sill hit cold,
but neglects to use the proper remedy until too
late. Others are afflicted with Bronchial, Asth-
matte, &c tsrrhal or some OF the many diseases
to which the throat and lungs are subject.
Don't Despond. While there is life there Is
hope, and the most perilous hour of person s
lie Is when he gives way to dependency.
Remember all these complaints, which are so
prevalent, and so fatal, can be cured by "DR.
SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY, ;" and ofteBtimes n single q cent bottle VIII
prevent much suffering and risk of life. Being
the favorite prescription of one of Philadel-
phias most eminent physicians, 1t can be re-
lied on.
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ADW.NISTRAT JR'S SALE

IN guhIIc sals a ,lven that / will offer az
THURSDAY, January III, se nlshest bidder, ON
nj Clerm ont, Madisr n no,,,s az AZ 9eiocS M,
Iphnss<n d.sceassSsp ging 10 the estate OF Jesse
One, bay mare, an ~ VIII III,
articles TOO n,nss isehold furniture, and other
sTsr,as. ~ u erous TO mention
crssiit 81 s,S - ii sums of So and upwards n
chasar ,tysr. bnths will be given Nv the mr.
acn,i,y ,ass note with approved FREEHOLD
lev ra Vim ing valuation and p,praIsement
IN h.rd per cent. interest Under q cash
- sfLVEsTER w JOHNSON.
pecemk or. is7s. Aamin'stra1or.
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the contemplation OF the condition of the
heather of TImbuctoo to practice little
Practical Christianity and relieve the wants
of needy and deserving family?
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A High Toned Hanging.
Cincinnati Commercially

The chief of the, Mollie Msguires was
hanged yesterday. He is the gentleman to
whom, owing to his official position, guber-
Material apology was made for the rudeness
of treating him as a common murderer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-25

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