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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
In MemaOrIana.

DIED-At his residence in SunflOwer
county, Miss, on the morning Of the sth OF
June, 1878, Capt. VIM. Is. Smith, after an
illness Of several months duration.
By his death, the county has lost one
Of the noblest men, society one Of its
best members. He has been resident
of this county for twenty-five or thirty
years, and during all this time he has
been q good citizen In peace and q
brave soldier in war.
Few men have left 90 good q record
Sc Capt, W. b. Smith. Among the
first 10 every noble undertaking. A
friend Of law and order, always the
friend aud advocate Of the poor and
distressed, an afFectionate brother, q
kind and devoted husband, an indul-
gent father, friend to ell, an enemy to
none, and last, but not least, the greater
part of his lie an humble follower oil
the Lord Jesus Christ. The presence
of large congregation at his funeral
attested his popularity, and the o. pre-,
citation they had Of his great worth
The hope Of the Christian was biz
comfort In sickness aud death, aud BIZ
end was peace. ]. d. NJ.
FAIEONIA, June 10th, 1878.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

WE were very much aslonished, on
yesterday, 10 hear that certain parties
thought the efforts being made by the
MarOOner Club 10 stock the rivers of
the State with shad and salmon, was
prompted by self.interest; In other
words, that II was gotten up by apleas.
ure club for their special benefit.
Every body ought TO know when the
eggs are hatched and the young fish
placed In the streams, that they cease to
be under the control OF any human
being, and as every one has the right
to fish In any river of the State, any
one may enjoy the luxury of cstching
them. Those not fond of fishing, who
have taste for fine fish, will have an
equal chance to buy them In the mar
ket. The Marooner Club ls composed
Of men Of buslness, who, desiring some
recreation from its fatigue, have select
ed fishing and hunting as being mos
heallhful and pleasant. Their Interest
In the salmon is TO do q good deal o.
unpleasant hard work, for which lhel
expect no compensation, and Whicl
will rebound TO tho benefit Of many Il
9 greater degree than to any one Of th
members.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

The last Legislature passed an Act
requiring all physicians and midWives
10 report births to the Circuit Clerk,
who will keep q register for recording
them. Physicians are also required "a
report ell deaths to the Circuit Clerk
for registration. Mississippi Is behind
the age In the matter OF vital statistics,
and we hope that the County Board Of
Health, who have this matter 10 charge
will see 10 the execution of the law.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR
RENEwER is q scientific continuation oi
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. II
restores gray hair 10 It's original color,
1t makes the scalp white anu clean. Ii
cures dsndruG aud humOrs, aud falling
out of the hair. II furnishes The nutri-
tive principle by which the hair Ia
hourished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft aud glossy, aud ID
unsurpassed as a hair.dressing. II il
the most economical preparation ever
offered to the public, as its effects re-
main long time, making only an oc'
casional application necessary. It II
recommended and used by emlnen
medical men, aud officially indorsed BY
the State Asssyer of Massachusetts s
The popularity of Halle Hair ReneweI
hSs increased With the test Of NAM
years, both 10 this country and 10 for
eigu anda, aud It Ia now known ant
used in all the civilz'd countries o
the world
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

COMMESCEMENT WEEK of Missis.
sippi College and Central Female IustI.
tute, Of Clinton, began on Monday, and
the examination Of College classes Is
now going on. The Commencement
Sermon will be preached next Sunday
by Rev. E. 7. Winkler, DID,, OF
Marion, Ala. Rev. s. A. Good win, ol
Columbus, Miss, will deliver the ad.
dress before the Literary Societies oil
the College and Institute on next Tues.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
TEN scRAHaRER ron PAAEE.

A bubble A0ated 10 the air
A bright and gaudy thing;
The Tabble rushed from everywhere,
And made the Welkin ring.
But all their efforts failed 70 clutch IT,
And yet their arms we're long;
Not one In ell the crowd could touch Il
Though all were tall and strong.
Then ell were lost In utter wonder,
And never moved their pegs;
But one ely chap slipped out from under
Aud ran between their legs.
This fellow had no end Of trouble,
And when ct last he caught
Hls precious, pretty bubble,
He found that IL was naughtl
-lSavannah News.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

The following letter is selected from
hundreds on file In the office OF Messrs.
FERsLEw & Co., Proprietors "Jur-
glOleWicz's 3 Anti-Rheumatic Mix
ture," P. o. box LAOS, New Orleans
Mr.. Frank DraxleT, Clerk Circuit
Court, Mobile county, Alabama, says
"PleAse send me three bottles OF your
Anti. Rheumatic Mixture for some
friends. / had 9 bottle last Spring
which had q splendid effect"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is prepared
with special reference TO supply the de.
mand for q uniformly pure and always
reliable baking powder. Made from
pure grape cream tartar, is free from
any injurious substances, and perfectly
wholesome. All sizes are strictly full
weight. Every dealer who sells II IL
authorized to guarantee ii In every re-
snect TO pnrchasers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

To all who are suffering from the
errors aud indiscretions Of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss Of man.
hood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by Mission
ary In South America. Send 3 self
addressed envelope to the Rev. JosEPE
T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New
York City. oc4.eed&Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
future, opened easier, and closed
strong, with sales Of 10000 bales.
"oTruN IN NEW ORLRANs.

"DTTOA IN NEW ORbnANB'
Nav OaLEANs, June l9.--COtlOn
dull, with sales of $50 bales. Or.
dinary, 9i&c; good ordinary, l0c low
middlIng, 1870 middling,llhc; good
middling, l2c. Receipts: net, 2jS
bales gross, 25S. Exports: 10 Great
Britain, 3.4S7 bales; Coaslwise, l 1873.
Stock on hand, 0.ll7 bales.
aBEERAL MAKKETH.
NEw ORLEANS, June l9-FlouT
quiet weak superdne,$ SO so; XX,f4 25; /;
xxx, 81 25@5 25; choice, IS 25@5 75.
Corn dull mixed, sic; white, ,53c. Oats
quiet aud weak; GAlena, 3lkc. Corn
meal fair demand and lrn, ~ 90. Hay
dull; ordinary, IS G0@9 90; prime,
$l2 go; choice, $l4, Pork strong,
$40 25. Lard steady; refined tierce, 7
@7xc; keg, "a @7AC. Dry salt meats
scarce aud firm shoulders, loose, A ;
packed, 5l6 @5He; clear rib sides, 535
@524C; clear sides, 90. Bacon scarce
aud firm; shoulders, 5]Sc; clear rib
sides, 6]Sc; clear sides, &c. Hams
strong aud higher choice sugar.curod,
canvSsed, l0l6 @ll1lca as 10 size uncan-
vased, 9l6c. Whisky steady rectifed
Western, 81 04@l 06. Coffee steady
ordinary to prime cargoes, l3H@HC
gold. Sugar quiet common to good
common, 696Ac; fair to fully fair, 81
@7Iac; prime 10 choice, 73z@Skc; yel'
low clarified, sJ6@SAC. MolaSseI
dull; common, fermeDling, 23@25c
fair, not lermenting, 25@2Sc; prime tC
choice, 30@42c. Rice active and firm
ordinary 10 prime Louisiana, 697c'
Bran quiet, G5c.
ST. Louis, June l9-Flour quiet
4uperRne, 81 S5@3 10; Y Fall
So 1903 l5; Xxx Fall, 81 65; family
So l0@5 25 ; choice,S4 6j@4 IS. Whea
higher; No, 3 red Fall, 0O@9lAc; No
4 do, SOC; No. 2 Spring, SIC. Corr
higher; No. 2 mixed, 35@35kc. Oat
higher; No. 2, 25c. Rye steady
: 50o. Barley steady; Northern lows
45c. Whisky higher, 81 06. POr
buoyant, jobbing, SO 39@9 40. Lar
higher, 670@665 Bulk meats strong
shouldera,4Nc; short rib middles, 52Sc
, long clear mluuleb,OHc' bacon nlgDeT
shoulders, 5@6K clear rib sides,5T
/ &c ; clear sides, 6@616c.
. CINCINNATI, June l9.--Flour dull
family, "a 50@4 go. Wheat quiet
+. red, 85c@$l 90. Corn quiet, $500
+, Oats firm, 28@2Sc. Rye dull, 54@56
/" Barley quiet; new Fall, 45c. Por
a quiet, $40 90. Lard good demand
J. steam, 7c; kettle, 7J4@7Xc; curren
}. make, 9 900. Bulk meats strong, higher
!, shoulders, Sc; clear rib middles, 5.35
J. 5.37&c }; short clear middles, SIC. B
II con strong and higher shoulders, AZ
l. clear rib sides, 5.85c clear sides, 6.lO
70 Whisky active and firm, 81 Oh.
l. Butter quiet; prime 10 fancy creaT
Ir cry, l6@l8c; prime 10 choice WesteI
reserve, ll@l2c; prime to choice Ce
tral Ohio, S@l0c. Sugar steady hart
q, 9T@l01C; white, 81 @9xC; New O
ID leans, 7@SNC. HOgs active demal
IE and higher packing, sS 50@S So;
10 ceiptS, - head; shipments -
head.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
UnsOIIcIted TestlmOnInIs.

II would be easy to Gil an entire pa
per with the unsolicited testimonials
which have been given by physicians,
clergymen, and other educated persons
in favor OF DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. Every professional man who
has used It In his family will certify to
it's being wholesome, and the most per-
feet made.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
soNG-THH wBDDlNa.DAY.

sweelheaFt, name the day for me
When we two shall welded be.
Make Il ere another moon,
While the meadows are 10 tune,
And the trees are blOssOmIng,
And the robins mate and sing,
Whisper, love, and name Q day
In this merry month OF May.
No, no, no,
You shall aOt escape me sol
Love will not forever wait;
Roses fade when gathered late.
T..
File, for shame, Sir MaloontentI
How can time be better spent
Than in WOOlng1 would wed
When the clover blossoms red,
When the air 10 full Of bliss,
And the sunshine like kiss.
II you be good I'll grant q boon:
You shall have mo, cir, in June.
Nay, nay, nay,
Girls for once should have their way
II you love me walt till June;
Rosebuds wither picked too soon.
i Edmund z. stedman, In the Atlanta
Monthly for July.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
ALamanlahlA MIaiakA.

New YORK, June l9.-J. Milton
Turner, United States Minister 10 Lii
berla, now In this city, regSrds the EN-.
igratiOn 10 Liberia Of poor and unedu.
Gated colOred people Of the South as q
lamentable mistake.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
MIneEs RiotinR.

INDIANAPOLIS, June l9.-Judgs DA.
vidsOn, OF Fountain county, telegraphed
to Gov. Williams to-day for troops, 10
assist In suppreSsing the riots among
miners. The Light Infantry will leave
here BY special tram this evening.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
The Sixth Congressional Dis
arkRa

Ame BAAbu NOmkFGhHAOAaA DAHs
trtcG.
With the concurrence Of majority
of the Executive Committee OF the
Democratic party Of the Sixth Con-
gressional District of Mississippi, |
hereby give notice that Convention
Of delegates representing the DemOc'
racy of the various counties composing
said District, will assemble In the city
of Vicksburg on Tuesday, the 18th
day of July, prOximO, for the purpose
Of nominating q candidate for Con-
Rress. A full delegation Of representa-
live Democrats Is desired, and papers
In The District are requested 10 give
this notice q lew insertions.
WIN. II. McCARDLE
Chairman Of the Executive Committee
9th District.
VIcKsBURG, Miss, June 4, 1873.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

CART. F. Brooks, agent Of the Mem.
pbis Cotton Seed Association, and hls
bride, Miss HArsh, of Rolling Fork,
were passengers by the Fair Play, lasi
night. They ere on the way to Mem
phls. t.-.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
enc slrlkIng COTTON opsrativan

LONDON, June l9.--The cotton mills
throughout Lancashire re.Opened to-
day. A majority Of the Weavers 70.
sumed work. The spinners refused TO
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

To THOSE who suffer from Dyspepsia
life frequently becomes g burden, and
ends in suicide; let them try HOME
sTOEAoH BITTER !, and life will become
. Joy. - -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
HhGVGGElyHGPald

Is an eight page, forty-elght column
paper, containing careful selections from
the editorial, news and miscellaneous mat.
er Of the Daily edition, with the vlewO
giving Its readers in the country an cpl
tome Of the weeks history, and making it
TE 9EsF FAMILY lkHEE u TE EGsE,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
Deaths.

New York, June l9.-Col. WIN. NJ.
Vermillye, founder Of the well.known
banking house Of Vermillye & Co.,
died last evening.
PRINoETON, June l9.-Dr, Charles
Hodge, Senior Professor Of Theology
al Princeton Seminary, died to-day.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

DINE TAR-In 4 and u barrels, ct
L mOhiS EFT. EaaLEsTQA = cos
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

nsussCRlBE fOS the HERALD.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

Manufacturers aud Importers Of COlOrs.
AFtlsts' Materials, corner Fulton and vii.
liam streets, old Dutch Church Corner, J
New York CITY. je9l.wlm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

the fifteenth year Of Ia publication, and
established itself In the esteem and con-
adence Of the people, by the plain has
fearless manner in which It deals with all
public questions, edltorially; It's success
and enterprise In gathering great variety
and extent of news by special telegraphlc
correspondence outside Of the full reports
Of the Associated Press by the attention
which It gives to the material needs and
the development Of the natural resources
( the South, particularly Of our own
State, and by Its manifest determination
to hold no second place in the ranks Of
Southern journalism.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
MsslInu Of Unemployed LabOFsrs.

MONTREAL, June l9.-Anolher meet.
Ing Of unemployed lAborers was held
this morning. Two agitatorS connected
with the men made inaammatory
speeches, and were arrested. The
crowd was subsequently dispersed
without resistance.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21

and we hope that the County Board Of
Health, who have this matter 10 charge,
will see 10 the execution of the law.
The Striking Cotton Operatives.
LONDON, June l0.-The cotton mills
throughout Lancashire re.Opened to-
day. A majority Of the weavers re.
sumed work. The spinners refused 10
resume.
A LamshIabIe MIstaks.
New YORK, June l9.-J. Milton
Turner, United States Minister 10 Lii
berla, now in this city, reg'rds the EN-.
igration 10 Liberia OF poor aud unedu.
Gated colOred people OF the South as q
lamentable mistake.
Miners Rioting.
INDIANAPOLIS, June l9.-Judge DA.
vidsOn, OF Fountain county, telegFaphed
to Gov. Williams to-day for troops, 10
assist in suppreSsing the riots among
miners. The Light Infantry will leave
here BY special tram this evening.
Deaths.
New York, June l9.-COl. WIN. M.
Vermlllye, founder Of the wall.knoWn
banking house Of Vermillye & Co.,
died last evening.
PRINCETON, June l9.-Dr Charles
Hodge, Senior Professor Of Theology
at Princeton Seminary, died to-day.
MsSlIna Of Unemployed LabOFsFs.
MONTREAL, June l9.-Anolher meet
Ing OF unemployed laborers was held
this morning. Two agitatorS connected
with the men made in1ammatory
speeches, and were arrested. The
crowd was subsequently dispersed
without resistance.
The Missouri 0EOenbackors and
Nationals.
SEDALIA, Mo-, June l0.-Tha Joint
State Convention Of the Greenback and
National parties assembled in this city
to-day, +. L. Underwood as temporary
Chairman. The usual Committees
were appointed, and the Convention
took recess.
| SNAe~H1ASA &AuANgt1aNy S0ApOtNtlou
VALLEY FORGE, Pa, June IL. The Cen.
tennial Anniversary Of the eVacuali on
Of this place by the Continental Army,
was celebrated to-day by Q grand mill
tary display. The troops were re.
viewed by Gov. Hartrann aud Gen
Hancock; three thousand people were
present.
or for Liberia.
New YORK, June l9.-Sixty mine
colOrcd emigrants sailed to-day fol
Liberia under the auspices OF the
American Colonization Society, who
will support the emIgrsnts for siI
months after arrival. A dozen cabin
passengers are also on board. II Il
understood that efforts will be made L
back up the country Of Liberia anC
by construction of roads bring lhC
products 10 The sea coast.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-06-21
PURE PARIS GREEN,

Made by +. W. DevOe 4 Co., can be relied
On for the exteFminaLiOn Of the Potato Bug
and Cotton Worm. Circular on the use OF
Paris Green distributed free on appllca-
tlOn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

The manner in which erroneous
statements sometimes find their way ia
the newspapers Is illustrated ia the
case OF an Item, the result of "boIling
down" au extended description of the
article III question, reading as fol ows
"a London irm has iutI oduced hunt
Ing biscuit, coutaIulng III u small COM
pass great amount OF nutrition "
This was la accordance with TACT, bat
the next editor, iu attempting to con
dense the item sill farther, liz tkes this
surprising statement: "a Loni ION firm
has introduced hunting biscuit CON.
tanning small compass"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01
THE SILVER BILL A LAW.

Our eight to seven President vetoed
the silver bib and returned it to the
House, where it originated. In less
than an hour after the veto message
was received. the House passed the bill
over the veto by vote of 1876 to rs
About O'Clock the Senate took action
on the veto aud passed the bill by a
vote of 81 to 10. SO much for the
action OF a President, who was not
elected by the people, On one of the
most popular measures ever passed by
Congress. Thanks 10 the Senators aud
Representatives of both parties, who
have higher regard for the welfare of
the masses than for the moneyed IN
terests of New York and London, and
the objections OF milk and water
President. who, while protesting
anxiety for the Nation, aims deadly
blow at its prosperity, with the weapons
fashioned for him by John Sherman
after designs furnished by the money
lenders of the east. Now the people
may rejoice that dollars are to be coined
and put in circulation that will be a
legal tender at their face value for any
am )unt in all parts of the Uuited
States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

The extraordinary statement is made
that Fedor Vassilef. peasant of Nos.
Gov. had. III 1872. at the age OF rs,
eighty seven children by two wives
HIS fsst wife bore hin q ledraplets four
tunes. triplets three tines, aud twins
sixteen times, HIS second wife. on
eight OCCASIONS, presented him with
eighteen children. Eighty three of
Vassil-i's family were alive ia 1872.
These facts. 1t is said. can be easily
verified by records la Moscow. where
the Vassiiefs are we'll known.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01
STATE FINANCES.

We are in receipt of a copy of the
annual report of the State Controller
for the thirteenth fiscal year, ending
December 81, 1877. The exhibits show
the State to be in very healthy con-
dition financially, with more than sniff
cient money in the Treasury to pay its
whole indebtedness. The expendi-
lures for the year have been 1929,
800 Is. The School and University
funds contain $423, $40 SO in bouds,
coin and currency, over all liabilities
against such funds. The assessed
value Of real estate and improvements,
for the year amounted to $lS.02l,-
252 3S. and the value of personal prop.
erty for the same period is set down at
$ll, 500. BAL Sc. The revenue from the
tax on the net proceeds of mines for
the fiscal year commencing. October LIST,
1875. and ending September 30th, 1877,
was $2l6, 287 60. The State debt on
December 3lst. 1877, amounted to
1855, 0G8 rs. and the assets at the same
time in bonds and coin in the Treasury
amounted to $593. 799 81. The total
receipts for the year amounted to
$699. 244 II, and the expenditures, as
above stated, to 1929. 800 Is. The
difference between the receipts and ex
penditures is what induced the State
Controller and others to advocate an
extra session of the Legislature. A
horse in the bonanza, from which the
greater part of tie tax on the net pro.
ceeds OF mines is derived, would cause
such drain on this surplus that in
very few months there would not be an
available dollar left in the Treasury.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The situation of san stefano.

The Situation of san stefano.
PERA, Feb. %.
The Russian and Turkish liues at
Sac Stefano are separated by the little
river Karasu. Russian aud Turkish
sentries stand at either end of bridge
one hundred feet long. Officers and
men of the two armies fraterulze in the
most remarkable manner. Raouf Pasha,
Minister of War, has thanked Grand
Duke Nicholas tor the excellence OF bis
arrangements. Crowds of visitors and
petty traders from Constautinople are
seen IN the Russian camp daily.
entirely Failed.
LONDON. Feb. 20.
A Berlin dispatch says that the Con.
ference has entirely failed.
Austria Content for the Moment.
LONDON, Feb. %.
A Vienna correspondent states that
the concession touching the limits aud
length of occupation OF Bulgaria are
quite sufficient, with the present tend
ency OF the Austrian Government, TO
restore conf Ience. Austria Is content
for the moment, aud looks TO the Coa.
ference for the rest.
Extremely Critical Position.
LONDON. Feb. %.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs: :
The position appears extremely critical.
Notwithstanding the trsnquihzing ut
terances of ministerial papers. The
Conference is regarded Ia the Austrian
Government as adjourned sine die.
Troops Ueady 10 aIove-r orpedo.s
Ordered.
LONDON, Feb. 28.
1t is confidently stated that As, 900
troops are ready to start from Bombay
at short notice.
The EIswick ordnance works have
pedoes for the Government with all
possible speed. The order has been iu-
creased to 500.
Riot Among the Volunteers an Cuba
New YORK, Feb. %.
1t was rumored hers last evening
that Intelligence had beeL received
from Havana. stating that the volun.
teers were In state of riot in conse
qnence OF the terms of peace which the
Government proposed to offer the "a
bans. and that they insisted that the
Captain General should, furce the Gu
baus to lay down their arus aud sur
render ancoDditlonally.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01
TIE RAPHfc.
EASTERN DISPATCHES

The silver Bill Vetoed.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.
The President returned the Silver
bill to Congress to day without his APP
proyal.
The silver Bill Passed Over the
Veto.
The Silver bill passed the House to-
day over the Presidents veto by 1876 to
70.
The Senate at o'clock passed the
Silver bill over the Presidents veto,
without debate, by vote OF 56 TO 10.
Exhibition License Refused.
Boston. Feb. %.
In view of the disturbance which oc
Cured at the performance of Count
johannes in New York and New Haven,
the Board of Aldermen OF this city re-
fuse to grant an exhibition license to
the Count and his company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

BORN
NEW TODAY.
Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE is her By given that the partner
1V NIP heretofore exIs.ln3 De.weeL dob
laws AID >. A.. Uutnt.e THIS DAY Dven
dIssoivtd By Inutusl Ooasens. ). l.. iuthrle
wall continue The bas.llosa a. Ut1ental saloon,
bay an deD d VI ne Ax4n 4nl coAiect ala balls
duo the saAile. JOo DAVIS,
j. l.. uuIunIE.
Wmnemucca, Nevada, March L, 1913 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

BEN BU-LER. Of Massachusetts, in
bis fioanclal speech. delivered the other
day Ia the House, advocated the hang.
Ing OF Secretary sherman on the near
est lamp post.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

AN Ohio schoolmaster IN ,rked a pret
~ gIrl pup! nlns ~ the examination In
chemistry, although her real grade was
SIX. and waited her to Kiss him as a
recompense. she told her mother. and
now tbs scboolmaster IL In trouble.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

Mr.. BEEcaER's college rank was
lower than that Of any other graduate
Of. AMBIENT who has achieved dis-
tinciion-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

Leers Yeast Cakes are pure bakers
stock yeast-dOD't fail 90 try them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-01

The Eddy Lsotbers. notorious as
-Spiritaalistic mediums" have been
been arrested 10 Albany, New York. 90
imposters-.