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To PnILADELPHI1,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABI.1SHFD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE pfrOrs IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER JULY = 1879.
EXPRESS Trains leave New York, VIA DeshrOsses and
Cortlandt sts Ferries, as follows
48o 81 $50 o'3p Limitedl. II A 456 40
7s3l. ~. and y T. VI sundays 4 80 ami . A. VI. q o.
9 ID. 20, ; 80. and % Z NJ
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city anording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ ~ -. = 30
and II A NJ. ldnited EXPIRES. 30 T. d, =. :. 2 30
and So L VI, And ~ Midnight On Sunday. 3 ~. 1, T.
ss3oA NJ. !. IS T. VI. and II Midnight
Ticket Offices. 526 and ga Broadway. Aston House
and foot OF Dcshrosses aud Cortlandt IS Court - a
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton St Brooklyn. NJ
ii6 and liz Hudson It lIObokcn Depot Jersey CITY
EmigrAnt Ticket ONCE Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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SsoaI putitts.
no JOHN CuAPPLp. on

I'O JOHN CuAPPIE, on behalf OF himself aud
i Ann thhpIlt and her family Take notice that on ma
1T day of june 1875 the Rev Philip Mules knutnu
the county of Leicester CLERK IN Holy orders under ne
Circumstances st forth in the AFFIDAVIT OF the said Php
Mules HE'D IN this matter ON the 2Tth day Of y l-i4
paid into the Chnnccry Division Of the High Cour u
Justice To the credit Of ia tho matter Of the shares NJ
Ann Chappc. aiierward Mccarthy, charles llawkrr Ind
others IN the sale moneys ot premises M IVmpstonr De-
Won, under settlement dated 10Th February, lSii ud
sum of CPS IA al In accordance with the rosi.on
ui the act oi Parliament, 10 AMI II Victoria cap fi
anu also take notice that You are named in the , am A.
Wit one Of the persons entitled TO- a
sand of E22s rs sd and also take further notice that
by An order made by his Lordship. the Vice thnuc. r,
sir Richard Mains. the 7th day at junr i-1S % wa
ordered that notice ui the said payment into court ,uu
be- gwen to YOU the said John Chapple, GA behalf Il
yourself the said Ann thappc. AtterWHri Mccarthy an
her children by inserting TINS notice once ~ ne y
YORK sun ana IN SOME newspaper published ~ WIS
cunsu, iu the United states OF America
Dated this Oh day of Ju' 1875
BON LlNG.. FOiER 4 UOHDFRN.
26 E,S-N II strand. London
Agents for Stamp Son. Nlnitnu. Devon,
hMlLl IlnIs lmI lMn .llI ILIllI VIM. 4
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miscellaneous.

DASKET MAKEHs notice We have the t',
ID aui thrayHst willow tu the CiN please give us Z
cal BNERfrT. " AlERs LEWIS, ist st. ami Noih
/ am Il prDuk ivu
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61anis0-- ftmaIts.

:. tlltllo
A s ss Fl ,j F.;'9 & 5GE
A QUICK eirl wanted q 4 f,c,ory. wages 80 Al.
~ dress sfoOLEk box 10 ~ onicc.
A GOOD plain cook wanted Immediately wages $40
"a per month 2oi 9TH av
X ITCHES and pantry sirls. igoner. washers sc,
IN for Long Branch Also clN Maiiiesse.
HENDERSON. IS Nassau st
DIAPER noXEs:1w ,nted. girl. on glue and paste
Fiith nv
DAPER nOXTs.-waatci experienced hands On
i glue work eand II Laisht st
WANTED-Two girls Que to cook, that understands
the country Inquire aIMr. BLoliNs u Ro,c ,tsi moor
WANTED-Gcnt, bow. anil .carfs; experienced
'''''' - = 4. LASbEs 4 CO. IN franklin st
WANTED-sHall girls FEN siPit y.aJ; Sa
WANTED- Agirl Tor general hou.ewerk reference.
w iclulltl Apl' Tor Two dats At 81" East 'ti II
w 10 aud II O'Clock At 80 West 1911 st
5OGOoD i.oncr. steady work gll tne year round,
0"' S00D ali %&LL RT'S "SsoSs q Thomas st
S0 EXPERIENCED corset sttchcr-. no others
w necl avn! MorN stNen home 10 hudson st.
dolant,N- -Hlnlts.
AGENTS, s'orckcepors call orwrile DrNlEvLYs
70 Waer ~ ,,sirs siyst nartn'ns tsas f2n ms
20 cents and upward.
A GREAT SALE q mems and loy:s sotni9e 70
~ the working classes this week AZ CAMERON'S, lI2
Bridge st, Brooklyn. Prices reduced 30 per cent
A NuMRER Of workmen can nnd steady employ
~ ment BY APPLYING At the d d sugar refinery foot
"A bsiof' i ocSek b BE&RpsLEY q farE ro~
A NEAT active boy. about 10 years old to wait on
~ tables N restaurant giu 81 doors eas, oi % Az
A FIREMAN horse,hoer wanted at Jersey city
n
DAKERs.-The qnartcry meeting Of Proicctilc Re-
ID neyocnt Union will be htl tins evening at O'clock
change N the Con.uglon AND nake nnel
p&SrI s FFc So H E6 rS 5En4 Rsc sex
Roy wanted in a machine SHOE boy about y years
naming si ana Ss 49, sun ai ONCE address
COOPEKS wanrl.-sn good trniners on second.
Nj cdSN0LLY 40 West a5th St
EXrE3n sa &llD iSI % g S w P's 4:
To EOOK good stampcr wanted AT
l. ~ Marion St
WANTED a dry goods Importing house two
w mrfclHss shawl saesInen, one Tor Eastern ami one
trade and one general salesman 10 sell goods in New
gy %'P o a once bds Ss e ss yt be pad
WANTED mustard manuNcturcr, who Mor.
eagshy gnderstands lnG process ,; Of manufacturers
+ o box o. Pittsburgh Pa
WANTED-A boy. a years Of age. in a printing
o'clock w. to ' SoSisoS gi47 and siS n'oSd% a
\VANTED-pryer on milk wagon, reference. and
w security r. lulrsd Address
7 sun uptown office, ?3s broadway
VNANTED-An engineer one who thoroughly un.
w derstands his business Apply al ~ Fulton IT.,
| Brooklyn
NVANTED-A young man to attend bar city refcr,
w ence required Address JONES, box los sun Office.
| WANTED-A young man 10 wait tables 1871
81 POUNDS pure tea oOo, 10 pounds roasted coffee
80 " sample Tea Co. 263 Pearl st. and ~ Fulton St
Agents wanted.
| r POUNDS pure tea. 81 ~ pounds bOc
THE CANTON TEA 90. Ia8 Chambers o.
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Z NKEAT REDUCTION N FARE
EXCURSION TltkErS ONLY Is CENTS
SEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARk AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
Train, run every - minutes during the afternoon and
evening
AtTJp
SACRED CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING by
DOWNiNG's NINTH REGIMENT BAND with the re.
nowned cornet soloist, ARBuCkLE
Take horse from Fulton. Citharine. Hamilton
ierrles % denot lth aV and nom Il. BroukINn.
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excursions.
. PLYMOUTH ROCK.


Delightful daily family excursions up and
down The lovely liulsun river,
OMANTIC THE RHINE or AMERICA,
lin Jarrett 4 palmcf's superb palace steam
ler. PLYMOUTH ROCK, stopping good
while at WEST POINT aud NEWBURGH,
SAIL where the scenery j. at its grandcst Op.
portunity given for visiting the United
states Military Academy or Washingtons
headquarters - ...
FINE Nj steal ENTERTAINMENr
DAILY. MARINE BAND GIFE CLUB. NNLO-
PHONE, BENT. the great cornct player;
CHIMES Ar. SC.
REFRACTORY on BOARD.
FARE, entire grand excursion. 80 CENTS.
iCLrDINGl children, % cents
BOAT LEAVES every morning dncluding
SUNDAYS from Pier nt the Battery,
Norih river. ats u o'clock. and loot OF 22l
uNDAys LyN FASsENGfRs viii take xNNEX boat
lat Fulton st. nu5 VI. No EXTRA
lCiIARGE Tor transfer either way.
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GUN DA Y.


SUNDAY PLYMOUTH ROCK.
The grand excursion West Point aud Newburgh In the
palace steamer PGYMOUTH ROCK tomorrow, SUNDAY,
viii be remarkable the excellence OF the special mu
steal programme The wonderful SABLE QUINTET will
give their fine jubilee Cornct solos by ARTHUR
Bent The full MARINE BAND, LOWE. the xyiophor.
i,t the MOZART GLEE CLUB and others will also
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nnsT nFFICE NOTICE.-rhe lnrclsn n.l-. 10

l tic week enig Saturday July ~. = viii clos. a
THIS ohcc 90 rue SHAY at A. NJ tor Europe. by steam.J
ArNalA. VIA queenstown, on Wednesday, Rtp A. n. 4
Europe, hy steamship Abyssinia via Quceustuwu ur
rrepuidrHcc iOr France 10 be forwarded hy t, -i t
81 must be specially addressed. and AT o 80 -
France direct by Steamship Yillc de Pans Via ilNr oq
Thursday at so NJ. Tor Europe, hy steamship tN a
Brussels, via queenstown spond,uce fof n,rHu
AMI France 10 bv forwarded by tins steamer must o." %
H,rlor Via Plymouth therhOurF, ami llanhurs on 0it
urdHl. AT A Nj, for Europe, by steamship b"tuh NEG
via queenstown eSpOnituce for Germany ami s :
land To be forwarded b. ibis steamer must lc slF,H
addressed aud nj A. VI for scotland direct ht -trHin
ship Bolivia via glasgow AMI nj II 81 NJ for tU To-,
10y steamship oder via southampton AMI bIeWru
'ramsNips Nevada AhN -siiln. liiN of hll."ls HIl
crnHnic DO not take nui's tur Denmark, sweden aNl
Norway. The mail, for llaNu aud KINGSTON, ia avg
New YOik July T., The mals for Aspmwall ami 'nn
Pacific ports leave sew YORK = ly ~ The WHlls l
West Indies, Porto Rico ami Venezuela lrNNo "
July - The mails Ton CHINA ami Japan leave san ~.
CISCO July - Tie mails tor Australia A. leave %
France. ID Aus s mos l. JAMES rnstuasipr
Fosr uffict Nrw YoRk lub 49, ISIS
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ROYAL BAElNG Powder
ROYAL has larger sal than All uihrI lMilS l""
dets rombhcd betaure vi ITS itpn. ,uohrl iMin ,I
strength. lltAlthnlursA and Eh'AeN lrelN'n -
GRAPE CREAM TARTAN II has received ihs recon-
mcninuon o the New York board OF llcal1h ah' " ON"
uont phi, -lcAn. , ana
ROYAL has taken the place u soda salerai"s ono
yer sours nor cakes In tn 9nir s0d Wy dfo'ers
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,oNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE

T Vt
The IOi' = trip from coney Island will land only
LEROY st. weather permitting
The stanch aud reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will
leave BruOme It, East rivcr. $50 A NJ and - = " .
AMI Battery landing adjoining staten Island icrry 10
" 30 and % + VI Roturuns leave Locust Grove
"a. VI. and l.. VI Fare. 25c Excursion tickets 4lc.
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Do.ALMAvANALor LOTTERY.

IL NfNf hIAWlNG JllN 50 i-7s
ssluno iistllhnfct Capital fuhe 'fn.'p
The Extraordinary Sept = 1879
N.laltFHi distributed capital tilNH. 1Ifitfi
scheme sent ON appl atnu,
Address all oricrs tu the uthOriA.d Hsrits
q NIADl kO 4 go. biukIrs y ~
BEW ARE OF NIERfElrN ASP IMfurlHN>
fHELEPUON lot husucs purposes .pIIt '' .N
ali uthrr- iu clrau,s Hn1 volume ui tOu. 4''-H''
curulir anal ,suuJnlals lol g ccul-
/ Address j. n uOlCONB
Nalhi ,rr,k uno
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A GRAND EXCURSION
n To
NEW HAVEN.
LANDING At
LIGHTHOUSE POINT.
ON SUNDAY. Jul, n. 1874.

n
NEW iiivES.
on LIsgFEii,2rfTik, rorNL
The palace steamer , ,,u,.v,y,
Rrookiyn's 81. Broome st II : % SD It, L r.. sXM
'x s' TpEiiGHfftL SAN. or LONG ISLAND ,sogNp
snis az trSnsI ne Gaze pa sins FOR, schyier Ese
cgli.n Rgck Glen cove roti 'hs , Mount vernon
III. raSIRes Ry ' if s%Ifi if
FARE Tor tie eaiirc GRtS6 Exctksi0S. "'''''
FIFTY GENES
A SUNDAY EXCURSION To HARLEM
Sr9Ne vi" ~ s naHe ne reg ,aHas, 'g1 say H.
,r,n Inn n "s'h waV III fra. t,nn,1i A. ION :,
f,r!, o5 M,.ns,iaP Bach Rairsa , s - and q
bQHi' e9nns9i M'h h, hat , i9E lIi-4 B,ss
- aN d KS s. - % 81 d. s. ! = 55r 30
- lEAIh Z, ~, W 70 a. q, =, l y u 80
'''' - Genus %" WV " WSiIruERwAx. superintendent
A. In sa tnxSSHHro> ma: lss 9es;r sSS
"a, trips July q 70 Astoria Harlem. and Morrsania;
ssnngst Win boat. ior liis6 BriisS Leave TrIfoS
st ~ Il sl III es iS =, NJ u rs rs
fSa',, a6&RlSASlA a, - s = s, 70, 6 ms
fgqpe' az 4 "a : v - ySqa'''" Beach
cu LoNGsrREET sugerin,enlen,
HIGHLANDs OF NAvEsINK.
E sttSShbT ITi'N II. j.
The IN SR2 esq ,l.s WIFE i]s'mer
4 A. rs ~ m, rev 70 =. 5sS.;
snS s,1,5 in E Ss WIZ sss highlands " $50 NJ
FIRE f ' TnE R5tSbS flip i"S 6SLy 50 CENTS
REcyLAR SUNDAY noAT FOR NEW;
"elknown s'eamb aarit,n,,,sr
VII make her regular suniay tug between New York
snn NeWalh lsAN!ns 'pnhmy5'i1l 'osh Nswhrk' az
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n. GFNERAL SEDGWICK To ROCK AWAY
On FRIDAY. July ~. SATt RDAI. July ~ tt ESDAY.
July - WEDNESDAY. Juy -, THURSDAY. July p
LEAVE HARLEM, ~ Nv a VI Railroad Dock, rs
ilath st go siih 81, -. bist It, 30 Nohle It
GWenpout. % a. Broome st., 10 4 NJ RETURNING
Leaves Rockaway ats ~ = NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS 30 CENTS
40 Run, But PLENTY or trNi
c. II LONGsrREEr
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CHA>GE OF TIME .-Grand daily excursions
- around staten Island splendid view IT sixty
miles for ~ cents the c0mmOduus three deck saloon
steamer THOMAS POWELL of the Albany and Troy line
capt Woodward, commencing Tuesday, July i6 and
every LAY this week Binn1u- tavnritc or, hcsra and
quairilc band will furnish Retire shmcnts oi all
Kinds at city prices Remember the fare but .,
Leaves follows Morris It., Jersey city /. - noon
Jcwelts Dos H. Brooklyn.2r W. Tickets tor sale at Ru
dolphs, % FULTON st, and l02 BroaiwAy
" q CIRCUIT Manager.
Will make two trips sunday. For sunday time
table daily
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-sTEAMEK NenRANCM. 30 GENTS

4 STEAMER LONG BRANCH. 5ocENrs
IA 90 CENTS
TO NEWBukUli AND RETURN.
The magnificent steamer
LONG BRANCH with new boilers, kcl,
cant JAMES Lynch.
viii make regular SUNDAY morning excursions 20
NkWBl RON.
Landing AZ iuukcfs. Iona Island. WEST POINT. Cold
Spring. and 'nrw ALL leaving Martins Dock. RrooklNn
az -. West 10Th II a. aud West 18TH Il % \ VI .
prompt NAps Ui the Hudson SVEN Grand Musical
lni.rthinmrut ny Baul1nl Grand Military Brass Band
Halls celebrated Minstrel Troupe and the Great Amen
can slave frudrc aud quartet Pare entire erard tNcur
II only 90 cents Refreshments Of all kinds at popular
prices
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ruE BuTcurK FIxTuHEs

~ ~ o.. n Lh 49, ~ 'i"r ~ j
q g. ,Wul bee sold AZ auction ON jay 20 l1 j. iNtt :
nfN ~ sos West IAN II unless red eulcd 49, 'lI' v
G. II MONDE. proprietor
OK FOH handsome soda ani root been "''ls'
p IL ArphrHtps m good order, Wltti 80 LAr'
uihrr 90 turtlai,It It
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Sbippina.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER

i Pier foot of canal II. North river
For san FRANCISCO. via lsfliMUS OF PANAMA,
steamship COLON saturday. july 90 noon connecting
for central ami South America and McNicoi
FROM san FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA,
steamship CITY OF TOXIC, saturday, Aug g. ugon.
FROM san FRANCISCO To SANDWICH ISLANDS
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. steamship LEA.
LANnIA, Monday, Aug
For freight passage apply At tumpany's office.
the Pier foot Canal st. and Tor passage only
CompAuy's ticket office. 25T Roadway
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE pFFOrs IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEw YORK
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A PROT ESTANT glrl. German or English. for
"a general housew oIk, good washer and iruncr Apply
at ~ "a av
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LIE AYES DAILY
W 2tth Il 1000 4 "
W 10Th IT. lO:ij AN
picr2.N.R 1910 \ VI
Jcweli'sDDck .B'kiyn.
NJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
Burlesque and Comedy !.

The Adah Richmond Burlesqne and
Comedy Company will give an enter
tainment at Centennial Hall next
Thursday evening. Feb. 2S. The
artists comprising the troupe are dis
tinguished on the opera bouffe stage in
their respective lines of business. The
entertainment consists Of nearly three
hours delightfu! music and inimitable
fap, and is highly spoken of by the
press of San Francisco, and they have
drawn crowded houses in Virginia City
for the last week. Reserved seats can
be secured at the Postofiee without
extra charge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
An Irrigation Proiect.

d. Pascal, is building a reservoir in
Harmony Canyon, four miles east OF
town. for the purpose Of saving water
during the spring months to be used in
irrigatng his ranch IN summer. There
is plenty of good agricultural land at
the mouth of the canyon. but ordnari-
ally water is scarce in the summer time
and in consequence the number of
acres which he hascheretofore cultivated
has been limited. The reservoir :.
being built above a narrow passage in
the canyon, across which he is con-
structing a substantial stone dam. By
this means he expects to accumulate'a
large quantity OF water to be used when
needed. Should the experiment prove
successful undoubtedly others will fol-
low his example.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25

Now is the time of year for pneumo.
mia, lung fever, etc. Every family
should have bottle of Boshee's German
Syrup. Don't allow for one moment
that cough to take hold of your child,
your family or yourself. Consumption.
asthma. pneumonia. Group, hemor-
images, and other fatal diseases may
set in. Although it is true German
Syrup is curing thousands of these
dreaded diseases. yet it is much better
to have it at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last
your whole family winter nd.keep you
safe from danger. If you are con<
samptive. do not rest until you have
cried this remedy. Sample bottles 10
tents. Regular size 7scents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
LOCAL INTELLicENc e.


washington's birthday anniversary
was celebrated at Unionville by ball.
ct which Prof. John Thornton exhibit
ed o panorama--a work of real merit,
painted by himself.
W. IA. WooIcock has sold his mining
interests ia Star City, consisting of an
undivided one-half interest in the
Grizzly and Last Chance lodges, to j..
II. Kinkead. The sale was made by
Woolcock to raise means to develop
his mining interests in Table Mountain
where he and William Organ and r.
Hobba have gone to commence opera.
lions.
Doc. china has bonded mine in
Table Mountain jast over the Churchill
county line, for Virginia City or San
Francisco men. AS they seem in no
hurry to begin work. it Is supposed to
be colonizipg scheme to carry
Churchill county at the next election.
All the mills are shut down for re-
pairs, preparatory to the summers
run, and it is confidently predicted that
the Arizona Company's bullion ship
ments next summer will exceed those
OF any previous year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
Personal.

N. Levy. II. w. Wood and District
Attorney Harding. who have been to
California on business and for pleasure,
have returned. H. II. McOoily, OF
Qain River Valley. is in town. He in.
forms as that there is less snow in that
section than in this vicinity. but they
Aave had very heavy rains In the
valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Lost-Ten Dollars Reward

Lost-Ten Dollars Reward.
A gold pendant locket, with red stone
on one side and dark stone OH the
other, and containing two pictures, was
lost last evening or this morning on the
streets of WInnemucca. The finder
will receive $40 reward by leaving the
locket at E. Reinhart & Co. IS
store. teb2l-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25

DIR. Parsons, the we'll known dentist,
has returned from professional visit
to Idaho, and will remain here short
time. All who require the services of
q firSt-class dentist should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity to
consult him. Orders left at the
Lafayette Hotel will receive prompt at
tention. febl9.tf,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25
New Goods.

just received at the new furniture
store: Eureka hair mattresses and
pillows, wool mattresses and pillows,
floor carpeting. and fancy window
shades of the latest styles. brackets,
side pockets, towel racks. perforated
chair seats, etc. etc., at Bonnifield e.
Hills, Centennial Hail.. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-25


PARADISE VALLEY, Feb. 20.
EDITOR SILVER STATE Snow and
rain have fallen in the valley for the
last five days and nights. The storm
has come in a mild form, unaccom.
panied by much wind. From present
appearances. with the amount of snow
In the mountains, farmers feel safe in
PUTTING IN INTENSIVE CROPS
This spring. Good health prevails here
and settlers are comparatively happy.
notice communications occasionally
In the SILVER STATE headed paradise
Notes, from Farmer" Allow me to
suggest to Farmer, while he is blow
ing the cockel and cheat out of his wheat
that he say something in favor of J.
T. Jones, Hiram Price and Old Ben
Butler, who are exerting soul and body
at Washington
TO FAVOR THE HONEST woRKINGMrN
Of the Nation, as am sure it would be
some consolation to our Senator in
these trying times to know that the
people appreciate his efforts in their
behalf | am much pleased at the way
"Laborer" writes from Big Meadows
concerning the Workingmen's Society
and its efforts to remove obstacles from
the way of the poor white man through
the medium of the ballot box. The
foolish practice of the poor man since
1882 has been to carry brickbat in
his hat to knock the negro down for
daring to vote, and at the same time
supporting the party that enfranchised
the negro. The same foolish, poor
man has been doing the same thing for
the last fifteen years
IN REGARD TO THE CHINESE
He has carried brick in his hat, until
1t has worn the hair off his head, for
Cinnamon, and yet while carrying the
brick supports the party who favor i'm
portation of coolies and enacts laws to
protect them. Remember the speech
of Bill Stewart in the school house at
Winnemucca some six or eight years
ago, after the ratification of the Burlin-
game treaty. asked him the
question: whether in case the
Chinese became 80 numerous in the
United States as to become q nuisance
their immigration could not be re-
strictedf" He answered short, plain
question by very long sentence. He
quoted Shakespeare and Byron, and
wound up thus; I'm case the United
States made any other treaty with
China than that already made, it would
make all treaties with foreign nations
nugatory. Stewart was reelected. and
the poor. foolish workingmen who
helped elect him, have been engaged
ever since in trying to knock down
what he helped to build up. but they
may wear all the hair off their heads
and the bottoms out of their pockets in
carrying missiles to make his treaty nu-
gatory; SO long as they support the
prasant Administration IL mill do M
good. They must direct their attention
to the ballot box, and in that way they
can knock Bill Stewards long tailed
nugatories out of the country and do
away with riots j. f. ABEL.
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john RUNK, convicted of numbering
officer Curtis in San Francisco, was SEN
fenced last Saturday to be hanged on
March 29th.
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A brown beaver overcoat was lost at
Centennial Hall the night Of the mas
qnerade ball. 1t is supposed to have
been taken BY mistake from the cloak
room. The undersigned will pay five
dollars reward at N. Levy's store for
the recovery of the coat.
feb. 252t A. W. SIEeEL.
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sAN vaANoIy 90 STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.

4s5 ophir. $50, 531s.
1856 Mexican. l34. 1891.
800 Gould IL Curry, 81, So.
$40 Best Il Belcher, 1871, 2OL.
5U0 California. 80 2SS4.
1860 Savage, ll14.
1850 Con. Va. IN, 225<.
10 Chollar. 80. 3314.
$50 Hale az Noreross, 1917.
100 Crown Point. 400, 47oc.
50 Yellow Jacket. 1919.
His Imperial. 10. 7Oc.
40 Alpha. l04. 1917.
275 Belcher. 49,. AGE.
$40 Sierra Nevada. 43O, 440c.
80 Utah. 101..
$50 Bullion. 5. 81.
l45 Exchequer. 800. 365c.
20 Seq. Belcher. 26.
10 0verman. l5L. l5L.
1925 Justice, 10, lU1.
100 Succor, 2SOc.
las Union, So. 90.
$50 Alta, So.
2O0 Julia. 2l5c.
465 Silver Hill, PCS. 260c b30.
100 Dayton. 20c.
50 New York. 1900.
200 Senator, 81.
$50 Woodville. 65c.
90 Baltimore, soc.
1O0 Bullion, 8.
$50 Best Il Belcher. 20H.
800 Wells Fargo. Toe.
500 Ward. /.
225 Leviathan. Acc
1900 Morning Star, 1875. I30c..
$50 TroJln, 60c.
so Benton. l20c.
90 Argenta. SOC.
100 Solid Silver. 5.
1870 st. Louis. 30c.
1876 Crown Point, 455c.
10 Eureka. 49,.
300 Grand Prize, l2A, 1879.
20 Alpha, l014.