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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03

Kept Bnsy.-A. w. LEE, E'q, has had
five or six men engaged during the past
month on his new house on Front St., and
thinks it will take nearly all Summer to
complete it. 1t will be among our finest
Front street residences whei. completed.
Mr. LEE also has to look after his three
stave factories, at IIamler Deshler and
Milton Ceuter, in which he employs about
eighty men. To provide these with ma
terial to work, attend to making sales and
collections, would, apparently, keep one
man about as busiIy occupied as he would
wish to be-especially in these times to
collect sufficient amounts to pay all these
men, and for the raw material for them
to work up. lie must have different
class Of customers than those who patron
j ze newspapers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03

Bound 0ver.--The case Of ARBUcKLE x
RYAN, Toledo, VS.. JAS. and ALEX, STEW
ART, of Perrysburg twp, attracted consid-
cradle interest in Esquire MERRY's court,
on Wednesday Of last week. The charge
was fraud, or obtaining goods under false
pretenses. From testimony, it appears
the STEWARDS purchased traRhing ma
chine of ARBUcKLE & RYAN, on ropresen-
tations that they owned tract OF land on
which they lived, free aud unincnmbered.
This was fonnd to be otherwise, and the
debt contracted not colleetable. JAMES
was bound over in the rum Of $500 10
appear before the Court Of Common Pleas
and ma ke answer to the charge OF fraud
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03
A Gentle Hint.

In our style Of climate, with its sudden
changes Of temperature-rsin, wind aud sun
shine often intermingled in single day-it 81
no wonder tn at our children, friends and rela-
lives are so frequently taken from US by neg
ectel colds, half the deaths resulting from
this cause. A battle Of Boschee's Germ IN
Syrup kept about your home for immediate use
will prevent serious sickness, large doctor s
bill, and perhaps death, bv the use Of three or
four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor-
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or
any diseases of Throat or Lungs, its success
town and village On this cantinc"f SssnTSpite 81 Il
bottles for trial, l0c; REGULAR size, 75c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03
SPECIAL LOCALS.

For Sale.-A few choice building lots
on Front and Locust streets-very desira-
Bile. Inquire of L. Il. MILLER.
Nuy. % 1877 38
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03
FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

ED. Journal Adam Long, Esq, is build
ing dwelling house on the Kellog ,aAd 2 miles
east Of here -, Levi Sterling has his house
(on 81 streetl nearly completed .."Argraves''
burned his girls hat ono evening last week on
the road tn Weston, a spark from his cigar
causing the accident. This should serve as
warning to other young men Of the bad habit
"t amokinK IN Company, as the new hat cost
Just s4''. Mr.. Miller, Of Lucas county, who took
tue two Jobs OF grading Just below town has
them nearly completed -.. nave nothing more
10 sa! about X. & B. MS john" OF last week
straig ghtened that all up. " Blessed are the
peAeemaKers. .SUme party stole an urn
worth about So from DR.. GardneI's yard last
Friday night, supposed to haze beun done
through somO spite. This is not the hrst trick
served on the Doctor, but If they should be
| uipped up In some OF these low lived capers
they may get ride over the road "... Two
Uf our young ladies', (members " church, WIN
think it a fearful thing to play a game at eu-
chre, especially to cheat or draw the right" or
Ieit from your sleeve list in tine h. make
Gnhpie y played The same game but in u lit
te different manner. Fur example A gues to
Liberty Ceniers Henry county, 10 an examina-
tion, on Saturday. B and q say to her 'be sure
and bring the questions home with you as we
inteHd To 90 to Deshler next Monday to the ex-
| minauon. The questi0ns were delivered I,
Sunday morning, aud as they only had that
holy day for the task, they set To work, aud
The aound OF the church gniaz bsll,"
heir ears did fail to hear
DID not sigh at the sound nf knell,"
or smlis when that Sabbath did appear.
Al last they reached the last qusstou, went
To- DeShler nOxt day and receive cert 6cAtes for
! 2 mouths. " Such is Life"
Truly, r. Z. WE'LL.
The above items are selected from letter
crowded out Of last weeks ;ssus.
~. Nicholas. May aumber Of this
charming magazine opens up with graphic
strry et the fsher-fo Of the Hudson Rirer,
with fine frontspece illustrating it-boib by
Mary Halleck Funte, and executed with her
best pen and pencil. The inimitable "Peter.
Eins" of Luere'ia P. Hale renppsOr, thi, time
in the perp'xiti"s of ''movi ng" - household
trouble that brings out very amusingy their
curious Aptitudes Tor blundoring.
Mr. Irwin Russell tells about "Sam,"a dAr-
KEY boy, and his funny duings on his birthdar
with chpm. the stnry being ehnrscterR Rt ically
illustrated by Sol Eylingp. "Old Scum" is
abnut wise old elephant of ludia. and has
striking fnil-pAge picture BY J L. Kelly. "rhe
g. Are"al- burners Fire, or Easter Eve nmang
the C"sNcks is narrative of Russian lite,
by David Ker.
Thus number is rich in poems. cuutaipiRg-
"Ths Slng-away Bird" wild Geese"
eva by little girl ten years old, AMI two
places Of humorous rh yme.
| Then there is a literally illustrated aticls
entitled "Wh"re Money ig Made, - describing
the Government Mnt at PbiladelphiA Besides
| lhese there are several other lively papers md
snsravings, all the departments being well up
| TO the standard
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03

H. & l.. Eleeti0n.-The members of
Hook & Ladder Company No. l, held their
annual election of officers on Tuesday eve
ming, with the following result:
Foreman-JAs. DRIsCoLL.
LIST Assistant-FRANK THoRToN.
2d Assistant-GEo. MUNGER.
Secrctary-D. VAN HELEN.
Treasurer-HENRY WILD.
The boys are we'll organized and ready
for active service, should their services be
required. As there is nearly 81 ,000 in the
Fire Department Fund there is talk of
'N''N 49, 'i''"" S''s $40 as'J"y
not be used to advantage in case Of fire, and
an engine could, we can not see where the
money could be applied to better advantage
than to put it into an engine and the im-
provement OF facilities for the supply Of
water.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03
BUSINESS CARDS,

i. 3. nLLTS,
Civil Engineer & Su: veyor,
PEIIRVSBURG, O.
nG-0ifice over Champney & Shaw's
Drug Store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03


Fatal Afrray.--It is with regret we
chronicle fatal shooting affray that oc-
CURED at Clyde on Monday evening last,
in which former resident and respected
citizen of Perrysburg was implicated. The
circum, tances which led to the fatal re-
suits, az near as we can learn, are IA fol
lows: WILLIAM HAYES, u son uf Mich
AEL HAYES, OF this place, recently pur-
chased stock OF groceries and liquors in
Clyde, where he Resides. and finding that
he was likely to loose money OH his pur-
chase DECIDED to retail his liquors in con-
nection with his groceries and removed
the stock to Green Springs, about five miles
distant, for that purpose. A short time
since he sold barrel of brandy to one
HARMAN, a saloon keeper in Clyde, and on
Monday last visited HARMON to have the
liquor guagcd and settlement made there
for While in the saloon ELI CUPP, no.
torious bully OF all that section of country,
entered the saloon. HAYES extended his
hand and CUPP accepted in friendly man
nfI, bil w al lllSA'lEl ~ II fN
and said: al understand you have been
telling around that | owe YOU" HAYES
replied that he did not know that he had
30 reported, but said "yOu know CUPP
that you do owe me $3.50. CUPP's answer
was your a id liar, there take that,
d-n YOU" Mt the same time striking
HAYES a heavy blow in the face. CUPP
then ran to part of the room where liar
r.sy,l,.ar anI al = III l.
moment HAYES pHllcd bis revolver and
fred two shots, one taking effect in the
shoulder, and the other in the chest, which
resulted in the death of CUPP in about
twenty minntCs
CUPr was a large, powerful man, des
perate character, aud feared by all who
came in contact with him. Some twu
years ego ke pounded man named RoE
SO severely that he died few weeks there
after. Last August CUPP severely wound
ed Constable TIMANUs while levying on
property to sccnEe debt. For these acts
he was compelled io dee the country for
some months, aud HAYES was appointed
To settle the estate. This is where the fl
nancial part Of the difficulty occurred,
! HAYES gaye himself up to a Constable
and was taken to the Jail at Fremont tC
await preljmnary hearing.
WILLIE HAYES, as he is known in THU
| place, was born and yqiSed here, enjoyed
an enviable reputation a. a soldier IN ih'
late war, qnd for years after, so long as h'
resided il this VICINITY, he was npted to
bis geptleppnly aud aaable demfgnoT, qnl
was strictly temperate in all his hsbis J
would not he difficult 10 get all the testi
mony that might be required, Rs to hi
reputation as an honorable aud upHgh
ciIizen while q residept Of this place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-03

Gulng 10 Canada.-Mr.W. ]. DESIsON
who has been identified with our manu-
featuring interests for many years, pur-
chased in January last, of Messrs. Bowers
& CURTIS, the exclusive right for the do
minion Of Canada for the manufacture and
sale Of their pulp. Mr.. d. has spent a
portion of the time since that date in look
ing up location to establish manufac.
tory and has finally located near Cornwall,
on the ST. Lawrence River and also on the
Grand Trunk Railroad. This week has
been occupied in packing and shipping he
household goods, and the family started
Yesterday for a visit with relatives at Be-
rea and Cleveland, prior to locating in
their new home. While Mr.. DENIsoN and
his interesting little family i'll carry with
them the best wishes of this community
f"r prosperity ana happiness III their new
home, they will also carry the regrets of
same at Americas loss and Canada's gain.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
9cr &oDIen0t6ber=2 t1tSit0no TIT
Tr0nfreiw.
8aris, IS. Su[i.

~ ! ~ ~" OOutl.
Ser Nusitanb Ser &oblcngrGber in gne
ain lit elmer Der altsgebebntelten, bic iemals
in Srantrei6 ftatt9efunben Daben. 5000
Moun babet D06eren Qo6u unb cine See
l6rGnflng Der MrbcitSse auI a6t Stltn@
ben perlan9t, unb ais tbre6orDerung ni6t
betpiuigt murbe, bie9(rbeit eingeiteut. @ie
gen0bnli6 miro b%ebaltptet, bdb Der Musz
itanb bur6 frembe Ngttatoren Mnb l1m=
triebe Ser 8onapartiiten beruriabt poroen
lei. 9ie &oblengruben mlBta1 burN
@ensbarmen betpaht perben, neil anbernz
fails bic Streifer iid berlelben bemGbtigt
Irnb bic Nrbeiter g%eStpungen bitten, ft6
i6nen anSul1lieBen. @inc Nn3abl 8erbafz
tungen Itn0 gemadt mor6en. Sine itarfe
MtlitGrmadt lit bcretts etngetro1fen, nnb
bic @irtbihaften iinb 9ei6lofen pOrScn.
8ariS, 10. Suli.
Die &egierun9 BAT ben 8el6rnB sefoBt,
10 biele Sruppen ais mOgli6 nab Mlt5in,
BENT S6auplab Ser QrbeitSeiniteQHng Der
&o6lengrdber, absuieuben.
Barts, 10. SuIi.
Die Sa6lage in Mn5in bat fi6 in SolgG
6es Na6gebcns BET A~rbeitgeber gebeliert
un6 Mtebrere BON SEN 9%lusitGn6igen baber1
Die Mrbeit ipieOer aufgenommen.
Glue Giicmbabn lit &Ietmaficm.
2onbon, 10. Suli.
3Det Nbtbetlrn9en Sngenieure tuerSen
BON Der en9ltl6cn Hegieru1g abgcletbet
tperbelt, I'M ba5 Ei9ri5> ult0 bos Gupbrat>
SbaI. su ber1neiien uno Die giinittgfte
StreGc fir cine Gtlenba6n mad benz 8criiz
i6en Wcerbuien ausftnOtg SIT MAIDEN.
Ser v8roBe &trfiirt" AUTO v&6ni8
gStI1cImt"-
&teI, 10. Sult.
9m S6IuIle Ser iiber BEN i3ulammen=
itoB Ser beuti6en 8an5eri6iiie an Der eng
lil6en &itlte gefibrten llnteriu6ung muir
ben bic Sffisiere bes v@rpBen &urfirit"
unb v&6nig gStlbelm bon alcr S6ulb
freigelpro6en, unb ser @runb beS 3uiam>
menitobeS cinem Gerieben bes Steuer>
ntannes bes r&0nis 8tlbelm" 3ngei6riez
ben.
@rnBer 8anfcrott 1T SonSon.
2onbDu, 10. Sult.
Die 8erbin6li9tciten bes 6aules George
so. &ien & &c., be1ien 8anferott geiterr
atgeuelbet tpuroe, tperoen auf 81, 1885, 0C
9ei6GBt.
Gttb6.
6anana, 10. Sult.
Die wamtli6e 3eituu9" perOffentli6t eis
men f0nigli6en @rlaB, tpel6er Guba in
feds BroDinaen init getrennter 8ertpaltuna
eittbeilt. Die neuen 8rpnin3eu DeiBen
8tnar Def Gtio, 9apana, Matan3as. Santa
GIara, Buerto Brinctpc, nnb Santtago De
Cuba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
3mfii6e stectttem TIT &IetmaTcm.

o XOn0o1, ~. Sult.
Ha6 elmer 8erliner Oepeide beabit6ttgt
&ublanb an Deribiebenen Sunften Der
aiiatii6en Siirfei biplomatiide 9lgentcn
CUR 11eberpa6ung ieiner Sntcreiien einSuz
ieben. NuBcrbem mill GuBlano bent i6leuz
nigen 8au elmer 200 beuti6e O9etlel1 lau=
gen @ilcnbabn BON Orcnburg in baS mitts
Icre Niien betreiben. 9aS nOtbige @elb
ion bur6 cine @nLeibe aufgebra6t perz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
9Gm9ebGt1er MorO.

@ounetI8Imffs, Soma, 10. Srlt.
Gina 3ener, elm 9ienitmdbGen, ner1dieO
geftern gang pl6Blid. Cine Se3irnng Der
9ei9e ergab, baB fie lriertt 9ertolnrner
bate. Ser 8epe99rnno gu Der Sbdt 1T
%unbefannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
G1weiae GbOIerG.

0ie Sdpeine> Gbolerd tritt in bieiger
Geqenb nerbeerenb auf. 8ieIeSarmer taben
finn BIS aebn S6tnetne berIoren, un6 !6err
Sc. W. Saft in Der Ndbe bon WionsfieLb
6ot inqor ben 8ertuit bon 60 bis 20 Stlf
Al b~efIagen unb tpir6 faum @ttpas bon leiz
Ter 6eer0e retten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
aIeran6ria, 10. SuIi.

Die ACKNOWLEDGING bon QIegppten mad
Gppern 1T i'm Wa6ien begriffen; tuabre
ideinli6 piro cine unmittel6are Gerbinz
Dutg stpil6en benz bieiigen 6afelt unb Der
Sniel bur6 9ampfi3iffe berseitsat pers
hen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
Die Yartfer @cItamSrcamna.

Die BeItauSiteuuugspreiie tper6eu bon
ben B~reisridtern ~tpabrl6einli6 lantmt
uto ionbers am /. Ausuit suertan1tt unb
bon ber betreffenben Gommiiiion ben @u1z
ofGneern jofort 3ugeiteut tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

. y M To- oOWEE.
Cine 9epeide aus 9tom beridtet, DaB
Die 8~erbanOluneen siptihen Ser Gurie uno
ber beutiden 9t%egieruug portpdrts idrciz
ten. Dem pdpltliden 9tuntuIs in Wiinden
ipirb bic Surisbiction iiber bic fdtbolti1e
STRIDE urO Die 8iid0fe in BreuBen iiberz
trddelt tper0eu (2).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
saS eeIbe 0ieber III 8roOfIDm.

SIN 8roofl1ner Observation-Disclosures
iino beute ytamittag tpieber apei Matroien
pes 8un6eSzD ampfers oGermont" am gelz
ben Tieber erfanft, uno mad Dem Qud7
rantGne>! 6oipitaL auf Staaten SSldnO gez
i6afft moroen. Wan hofft, baB Die &rant>
beit nidt tpeiter UNI itb 9reifen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

6em er tpenige Mtnutcn Dorber in ani6eiz
nenD gutter @elunobeit iein Wtittagsmabl
per3ebrt bate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16

He is an eminent Engli ID MUSICIAN
Who has made Diseases of the lungs
and throat his specially. To his skill
as pathologist and chemist we owe
the wonderful compound known as.
Hale's Honey OF Horehoond and Tar,
the great household remedy Cor coughs.
colds. iDfiuepz.. &c with the fame of
which the whole country is ringing.
Every druggist keeps it. for everybody
wants it. q N. Crit.enton. 2 Sixth
Avenue. New York. is the proprietor
Price 81 cents and 81. Money saved
by buying large size
Pixies Too,bacoe Drops cure tooth
ache 10 one minute. sold by all drug.
gists at 25 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
AN EXPLANATION.

The name of N. Delbanco, of the
Arm of e. Reinhart & Co.. appeared in
the proceedings of the District Court
several times last week. Mr. D -lbanco,
IN card in another column, explains
bow it occurred. It sppears.t that the
Grand Jury demanded that the books
Of the firm should be submitted to their
inspection, to enable them. "a Mr..
Delbanco alleges, to ascertain if the
firm paid license 10 proportion to it's
sales. MIR. Delbsnco refused to COM
ply with this demand. and was present.
ed to Court for contempt. The ones.
ZION involved was argued at length be-
fore the Court. and the Court ruled
that the Grand Jury had no authority
10 make such a demand, and the Court
NO power to enforce it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
THE CIPHER TELEG IA ms.


Washington dispatches announce
that the Democratic members of the
Potter Committee have informally but
positively decided not to undertake an
investigation of the cipher dispatches
unless ordered to do SO by the House of
Representatives. These dispatches as
translated, and so far. uncontradicted.
show that the Democratic managers of
the last Presidential campaign were not
only willing, but anxious, to, accomp.
hsh by fraud and by purchase what
they alleged the Republicans succeeded
in doing; that is to get the electoral
votes of Louisiana and Florida for their
candidate for the Presidency, regard
less of the will of the majority of the
voters of those States. The genuine.
ness of these cipher dispatches is
doubted by the rank and file of the
Democratic party, who believe that
they were part of a scheme concocted
to influence the elections last fall in fla
vor of the Republicans. If, however,
the House of Representatives, a ma.
lority of which are Democrats, refuse
TO investigate the matter aud show that
tue cipher kilograms were bogus. or at
least that they we're not authorized bv
the acknowledged leaders and managers
Of the campaign. the masses of the
Democratic party will be forced to be.
iieve that the kilograms are genuine,
and that the Democratic leaders while
passing the cry of frand against the Re-
pnblicaus. were attempting by corrupt
means to procure at least one electoral
vote for Tilden in one of the doubtful
States. Ii the Democrats in Congress
do not insist on an Investigation of
these dispatches. aud prove to the salts
faction of the public that the party is
not responsible for them. it will force
the conclusion upon fair minded people
that the Democratic party needs to be
reformed fully as much as the Rspub-
hcan party.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
Complaint Against a Railroad.

A bill of complaint against the Texas
Pacific Railroad Company has been
aled in the District of Columbia
Supreme Court by Pierra Fayolle
and thirty-niAe others. all citizens of
France, except Mr.. Hyde, of Vermont,
IN which. 10 behalf of themselves and
ether owners of land grant bonds of the
Memphis. FL Paso and. Pacific Rail
noad Company. they pray that the
Texas.Pacifc Railroad Company be re-
strained from the transfer of sale of its
stoek or other property. and say they
are interested to the amount of about
$500, 900, but have not received any
dividend or psymeot thereon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
Or NiSTRATIoN.

In the District Court of he Fourth Judicial
District in ana for Humboldt counsy. New.
In the matter ofthe es ate OF Chesley Lamance,
deceased.
Notice tor posting apple. ton for letters of
AdmlnIssL ON.
NOTICE is hereby given thai Isabella Lamsnce
has hled with the Clerk of this Court petit
t1on praying for letters of Admins raj ion Of
the estate OF Chesley Lamance, dsce sed, AMI
that Monday ne %, day OF Decembe,, A. b.
1873, at 10 o'clock Of said day, beil day of
regular term of ibis Coirt, to vii: at the
october Term, 1873, at Wi4lnemucca, Hum.
boldt county, Nevada, has beea set toe hear
ing said petition. whea and where, any person
Interested may appeac AID snoA cause WHY
the said petition should not be graoted.
Dated December Ii, 1873.
decll-td j. II. JOB, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
A Detective OntwI,ted.

The story is told that certain rail-
road company suspectiDg dead heads.
pot detective on the track. One day
the detective heard passenger remark
That 1t was very easy to get over the
soad without ticket He watched the
speaker and was surprised to see him
land the conductor u ticket. Getting
into conversation with the passenger
be said: I'D like to know your plan
Nr travelling without ticket. aud don't
MUD giving You couple of dollars for
y" Done" said the man pocketing
sAe ball. when want to travel with
sat tickea walk"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
Motto, Of Order to Show Cause.

In the Fourth Judicial District COURT In and for
humboldt county. Nevada.
In the matter of the estate OF NJ. Donley.
deceased
order o show cause why order to sell real
estate shout MT be- granted.
Patrick Reed the Administrator Of the estate
OF Al; Donley. deceased, having filed his petit :
t.on herein praying for an der uf safe ~ All
the real estate vi said deceased for the pur.
pose therein set forth, 1t is therefore ordered
~ tie Judge OF said Court tn It AL persons In
teres'ed III the estate OF said deceased appear
before the said District Court ON the 10Th day
OF January, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said
dag ~ the Courtroom Of said Court in Whine.
mucca, hn.Aooldt county, Nevad' to show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said AID Illustrator to sell all the real
es' a'e OF the said deceased at public sale. aud
thst a C 'py OF this order be Published at least
hour successive weeks in the SILVER srATE. a
newspaper printed and published In said
Humboldt county,
wM, s. BONNIFIELD,
Judge Fourth Judicial District Court of Nov
Ds'eo oocemocr IL, 1873. deci2.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with it's sud-
den changes of temperature rain.
wind and sunshine often intermiDgled
in single dAy.--it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by
neglected colds, half the deaths re.
snlting directly from this cause. A
bottle of Boshee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use
will prevent serious sickness. q large
doctors bill, aud perhaps death. by the
use of three or four doses. For curing
consumption. hemorrhages. pneumo.
MIA, severe coughs, Group or any dis.
ease of the throat or lungs. its success
is sim ply wonderful. as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup IS now
sold in every town and village on this
continent. Sample bottles tor trial
10c; regular size. 75c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16

.T,s--.--h z ;ttj HAN va
- ,s@os~. t;f,19 .T'rt'gi r ~
81 .S1a' ~ .vgE .s9au.n ltHl n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16
a CAR D.

=. 10 all who are suffering from the errors and
snolso,ehon, OF south, nervous weakness
carry decay, loss OF manhood, sc Il ), IN q nd
St tecips tnat VIII cure yoi. F8EE OF CHARGE
nls great remedy Was discovered by "A mis-
sionary in South America, semi a seif.aJ-
dressed envelope TO the Rev. JosEpa r
City. y. 40 20 ~
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Observer Healy informs us that tbs
aasnimum temperature of the air was
e-I oae. or one degree below Zero this
asafning. : vhich.is the lowest reading
90 tas thssfao meter since the 9Th of
4SA 5ARnagyxi a Tod
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MASONIC SOCIAL.

"INNEMUCCA Lodge No. 10, OF +. l.
w A, Nj. will give social on the eve-
ming OF December 2rth, st. Johns Day. and
do hereby extend . cordial invitation to all
the members of Humboldt Lodge of /. O.O.F.
aud all Masons in good standing together with
the ladies that each, Order will invite, TO
honor the occasion with their company. All
fanatics are invited.
A. W. Al GEL,
CoxMrrEs, JNo BANNIsTER.
n. b. STAUNTON.
December 1a, 1873. ~ . ~ tai
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Bias yonr son been good boy2 You
want TO present him With good cheap
silver watch Send to Uncle Harris,
22l Kearny street ). f.