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The New York herald., 1878-03-05
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY.

Tho following additional subscriptions TO the new
armory fund have been received: I'll. J. Baker l.
Brother, 500; New York Fire Insurance Company,
500; Stuyvesant Fro Insurance Company 500;
Louis " Some, $10O; William Wood, 800; Pacific
Bank, 500; CaswsI, Hazard Company. tl00
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorR.-Letters Intended tor this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. CompIainants who are unwilling 70
comply with tEs rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side Of the papeE-ED HRRALD.l
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
THE HACKLEY CONTRACT.

The suit OF Cyrus Curtis receiver, against the city,
dismissed yesterday In the Supreme Court, Cir
cult, before Judge Van Worst, on motion Of the Coun
sci to the Corporation. The plaintiff WAS appointed
receiver OF the famous Hackley contract for street
cleaning In 1884 and in the summer Of 1856.
under order Of the Supreme Court, he began
action against the city 10 recover, first, all sums
duo and payable under the contract and second, for
damages alleged hs-c been sustained by reason OF
OF the city 10 permit any performance OF
the contract alter 1853 subsequently Charles Dew
lin, assignee OF Hackley, having begun AN action
for damages under tho same refusal Ia tho Court OF
Common Pleas, Mr.. Curtis abandoned tho second
branch Of his case and sued only tor moneys due,
being some $l16, 250, claim which, with interest,
now amounts u some $240, 900. This SUIT mas con-
tlnued IN litoless way until last August, When
the Counsel to the Corporation moved 10 dsmiss tho
complaint for lack Of prosecution. The receiver put
off tho hearing OF the motion until December last and
then the city withdrew 1t, Mr.. Curtis stipulation
that he would at once place the cause the caenaar
and prepare for trial The case appeared yesterday
on the calendar. Hc was not, however, ready TO 90
on, and tho action dismissed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Giidcrsleeve.
BURGLARS FATE.


On the cath OF January last. George Smith, OF No.
2l3 elizabeth street, hired u room In the house Of
Charles Qaaseck No. $50 Canal street. who occupied
II with Mary Auu Ryan In about week they disap-
peared and on investigation it found that about
$500 worth OF property, which had been stored
adjoining room, had been carried away. Later the
stolen property was found IN the possession OF Smith,
and he and his complnlon werc arrested and indicted
for burglary in the first degree When arraigne Tor
trial. yesterday, by Assistant District Attorney Ro-
Inns, Smith picadcd guilty, and Judge Gildcrslecve
scnt him to the State Prison tor ten years. There
being no evidence to crlmnate Mary Ann Ryan she
discharged.
AN ACTIVE THIEF.
diminutivo but SAID TO bo a very expert pick.
pocket, named Frank Bush, ourtecn years old OF No
333 Forsyth street, was placed trial charged with
having, on tho goth of February, stolen the pocxsr
book OF Marion Kimball as she entering IL store
on the corner OF broadway aud Tenth street. The
lady held the thiei although companion tried to and
In his escape, which, however, wus frustrated by the
arrival ol AN ofhcer. He was promptly convicted but
Will later on awaiting his transfer IRON court ho
managed tO:sneak of aud Lad been overhuulel the
adjournmcnt OF the court
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 7S-QuADKUPLE SHEET

Ber,eine turned quickly away and with the two
boys entered the hallway of No 935 Broad
way. The detective arrested them, when
BY way OF explanation Bertcinc said he was
offered only nfteen cents for Il. In response TO the
officer Berteine saia that he had IN his possession
ouy an ordinary cotton handkerchief. but on being
senrchcd an expensive one OF silk was found. Two
boys from the House OF Refuge who examined as
witnesses testified that they mad stolen handkerchtes
al the bddipg of Berene who on being tried yester-
promptly convicted. Recorder Hackett administered
well merited rebuke to the accused, VINO, u would
appear, had been IN the habit Of prompting boys 10
STEAL and sent him TO the State Prison Tor Two years
sALTING THE TRACKS.
Joseph McGill was arraigned for trial yesterday .:
the instance OF tho Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, on an indictment charging him
with having on the night OF the 81 Of February last
shortly alter eleven O'CLOCK sated the railroad track
In Crosby street. Spring street. IL "a clai med
that the mixture oi and salt under such crcum
stances has great tendency TO produce pleural dis
case IN human beings and to rot the hoois OF
horses. Oh1cer Thomas Miller testified that he saw
McGi committing the offence alleged the night IN
question and arrested him. The accused, In his
behalf cs6ed that he had been instructed 70 sc ctter
a load OF sand and that was all. The case will sub
mitted 10 the jury today.
THE FURNITURE ROBBERY.
The caso OF Eugene B. Newhall. who was Jointly
Indicted with William c. Brandon on thc charge Of
stealing the furniture Of Dir. McKeudrss Jones,
stored III Washington place, The calendar Tor
trial yesterday but owing 10 the absence oil i'm
portant witness II was adjourned until Monoay next
SELLING ADULrERATKD MILK.
j. =. Dsadhunt Of No. 90 Csrmins sv>st pleaded
guilty to she charge OF selling adutsratsd Ihk, IN
violation OF tho laws OF the Board OF Health, and
lined $40
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
GENERAL SESSIONS PART l.,


OUT OF HARMS WAY.
As Detective Haley was strolling up Broadway he
saw near Twelfth street a lad, named Potter Weber,
purioinng silk handkerchief from woman's pocket,
the thief being Immediately joined by u companion.
Tho detective followed them Thirteenth street
whore they met Jonn Bertcinc, said to DO a sidewalk
vender, and the three entered into whispered
versation winch lasted for somc minutcs. Observing
two police officers The opposite side oil the street
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

THE MONEY AARkET
The money market worked easily to-day, call loans
being made at 4k per cent, with exceptions az
low as per cent The following were the rates Of
exchange on New York At the undermep toned
cities: Savannah, 4 premium; Charleston ossy, =
o 3-l6 premium, a premium; Chicago, soc. 75c.
81 Louis par and Boston, rs cents discount Foreign
exchange was Arm at ASK a4s4 for banKers' 90
day sterling bills and at 4s5s+ As6 Tor demand.
THE GOLD xARKEr.
Gold opened at 1Ol "a and declined TO 10lT, at which
the final sales made Tho carrying rates were
Az, 8, 4, g. "a and per cent
GOLD cLEARi.Gs THE NATIONAL RANK OF THK
NEW YORK.
Currency balances. s...................... 90 yso olS
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency cxcnanges.. $1o,uiZ4so
Currency balances. a,iZ7I2S
tolu eXchabges. ls.oossoo
caiauccs
The imports Of specie for the past week were
s7so,o74 oil which soss,e4s was gold and the re-
mainder silver.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds advanced "a In the early
dealings mainly on tho news published In this morn.
ings HERALD that tho Interest will probably DO paid
In gold for time to In the later dealinRi
there fractional relapse, and these securities
closed at the following quotations.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
The closing quotations at three p. N. were:--
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The highest and lowest prices Of stocks oday and
the number OF shares Of each sold at tho Board are
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Will JOuN Bn0WN.
An adjourned hearing was held yesterday before
Surrogate Calvin tho matter OF opening the probate
TO the will OF Mr. John L. Brown, the we'll known
street cleaning contractor Mr. Dcyo, OF The arm OF
Doyo Field, testified In reference to his knowledge
pf John L. Brown and oil the contestants, TO con-
iuct tho former proceedings in the litigation OF tho
will beiore Surrogate Hutohings. Mrs. Sargent fol-
lowed as Witness and after her examination by Mr..
Case she was cross-e exam,ned by Mr. A. A. Rcd6ed.
In .he course of this crosscxaminatioh Nr. Redheld
asked her as 10 her knowledge tho present proceed
ings aud she seemed TO Se thoroughly ignorant as TO
what they were Mr.. kcdned thcn put the following
question ;-"Hsvc you employed these lawyers or
have the lawyers employed your Now, mat Is
very nicc question: madam, and you take
tiinc u consider before you answer" Mr. Case
pbjcctd 10 this question. Mr. Rcdneld then ad-
tho lawyers the part OF the contestants barrti0us
proceedings, and that this contestant had been
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The imports Of specie for the past week were
S7soo74, oil which soes,G4 gold and The re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
The YaIue OF Soup.

The New York Time says: Thore arc
hundred Of families in comfortable cir.
cumstances who never have soup at din
ner, which, without soup, is a failure IN.
less it be a sort Of ragout, the product Of
what farmers call a boiled dinner. They
are not aware how easy 1t Is to prepare or
binary soup and how cheap it is too. 1t
can be made Of almost anything, and a
pot Of water placed on the stove may 10
the recipient of divers odds and ends Of
meat and vegetables to excellent advan.
tage. After these have been boiled a few
hours there will be found In the pot a
very good soup, wholesome, nourishing,
appetfzing, and It's cost will lie nominal.
II The experiment were tried many tani.
lies would be surprised and pleased at
the result. They would have q much
better dinner for almost nothing than they
have hitherto had any Idea OF, and once
accustomed to soup they could not be per.
suaded to relinquish it. A simple soup
benefits at once health, appetite and the
DuFS0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Few people know how to prepare un.
cooked tomstoes in the way adopted in my
family, and laOoRpasahly better than any
mode / have ever tasted. BY this mode
they are very desirable for supper or for
breakfast. For family OF half a dozen
persons, take six eggs, boil four Of them
har4, aIssolYp the yela with ylnsgaI sak
6e;ent and about three teaspoons OF must.
ard, and mash as smoothas possible then
add the NO remaining eggs tnaw,l yelk
and white, stir well; then add oil TO make
altogether sauce sufficient TO cover the
tomatoes we'll; add plenty Of salt and
psypppf peppeE and heat thoroughly m,
tifit trnstS, skinAnd cut the tomatoes q
HI forth OF an inch thick, and pour the
sauce oyer, and you have a dish fit for .
President Though little tmphlpsamp to
prepare. vet Il onSe eaten by people who
are blessed with palates TO enjoy good
thfngs, they will be pronouncedt0 be Tar
superior toany other mode OF preparation.
ne use them constantly in this way for
thsss meats, fpg Ainner they are the host
stewed, but they should always be strained
before sending 70 the table,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
a Magnificent Farm aud How It 1
Managed,

! Magnificent Farm and o IL Is
Managed,
From the Washington Observer.
One Of the finest farms in this country Is
owned by the McClelland brothers near
Canonsbuy. The soil is limestone and is
in q high state OF cultivation. Itcontains
800 acres, 100 Of which are woodland.
OMIT r two, large well arranged dwell
ings. three apple and two peach orchards,
Of good fruit, two large, substantial barns,
eight sheep sheds and stabling for twenty
Eve head OF horses and the same number
OF eattla. This farm is stocked with 100
head OF Merino sheep, u bead Of hos, u
head OF thoroughbred Durham cattle, 20
head OF grades, Is head Of hogs old and
Young, nine Of the number being thorough
bred Berkshires. This season these gen
tIemen sheared 10000 pounds Of wool, for
which they obtained $3t cents per pound.
They have in 90 acres Of corn; cut 10 acres
Of wheat, 10 oi Oats, and about 100 OF grass,
which made I'D tons OF hay.
In the management Of the tarm, each
brother hos q special interest 10 look after,
They make It 0 rule 20 sell o. soon Rs their
product Is ready for market, and claim that
taking one year with another It Is best TO
do so. They build zone but board and
pailjpgtences, regarding them the cheapest
and best, ss sapR require less space and
trouble.
The farm buildings present a very AttraC'
tive appearance. There are quite q num-
Der Of them, the motto OF the prOprietors
being shelter for everything" Every
spring these outbuildings, with the fences
surrounding them, are white-washed. 1t
Is the aim Of the brothers TO lead in every
class Of production, They never follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
~ BRIEF,

Mr.. Wilson announced that RAndana
Thurman, Of Ohio, was 10 be the next
President; and money was TO be made
plentiful. lie exhibited the famous trick
With tho legal tender and trade dollars;
told about the contingent expenses Of the
Senate; didn't say 4 word about those Of
his Mexican Committee; and finally de-
nOunced Bassell and the Greenbackes rs
Radicals IN d~isguise-as an organization in
the interest OF the hRrd.mOnsy Rspubii.
pana-And Is 4 tripk TO destroy the unity
OF the Democracy. The Giesnhackers
don't take kindly to this and the general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Th,Dkst INV socd via tur EhAt yoa'Ve ssId,
- ~.rIS Ars true: Hy heart And bead
Anye Nth your resPonsiveiy- =
Asd ~ for party llysry,"' -
WhSeh aUE 80 frequently Is made
A mere dIsgHIang glre to AID
Aypiring pcrSOns sho'n pnht -
To ali ~ PLACES NheEe Ihsyid Bl,. .F- -
Nv syes an opened and | see NV Z+#
TTis bat The bsder Of LaTer%!
For now, 70 me, it's manifest
That In obeyiBI The btheat
N ~seii.aPpOlntsd masters, W
The people, 10 our majesty.
Are made the victims, " not Tools
N caucus dunkigs aud theiI i0ols
OF whom sOueaTe bat hait-netged toys
A full - empty elsk4oi noise
w. having Asnt By heart" ASpeeeh,
Iioo ap On stumps and rvit'hnS screeeh
Ike little tOudts Ga q nh,
Who TisTie-EAsEle head and tail
Telling IheIF elden hos 70 IOte,
In cuckoo phrases eOt BY To'e'
t.StIek 70 YOUR party right or ETOnE,"
Is one bufIeu e their song;
me other h In harmDny,
Ivoie alTays tor the nUminees"
And thus Tor ihOse Who have no eIAlm
IIDou Us but their pzEty name,
W Sne commanded 70 submit H
on Wis " fellows shO'rs pnGt
10 carry vniTLIs 10 ! bar
Pxeuxe the Vulglrsm, dear!
8 thaf, while parties do exist,
There 4 no rrISOn, l insist
rhSI those eotnPoslnE them should Be
Subjected 70 such tyranny!
EoTe NtiSshs, when thus controlled,
Are virtually bought and sold!
Somstimes, indced, It's said, alas!
Our Iolers are tEaastsfrrd, q Hdtss. a1aa
JsrS h thfs mountain Ear-bOm State,
FTem candidate " candidate!
YS11 Ia adyanee The barg1tn's made, b.
fSp.ISuihS them, In way u uaae'
PFou hand u hADd, - eattleAe q
II. HInSY nj Dtr1haaeFs
The yuGsrr, iRho0sQt o. gutteI
And dnSnspectIng all The yhHe, q
a. seeretly tEandsFTca Ettboat
1Issi- LaIiing shat the uads About
IA due tiata eonVentlou meeiA
Ipd rs sach E~IFs-yuFksf grSse
IN, caadiutOF, EinkA 4ad sfnlIs1
1-.rST IN c1nE4U1snbas u Etlea
And liz succss d hIddsG tHeks 80,
M NJ TsSisSscs IN nSI6iSts l.eksi
70 nae s1Fe The eIayentunNs "PaeEed'
me asplr7nI In training, Who
iSSs m bees eeking 70 get through
me s1oh convention, noS APPeaH'
AShersthfSrP, IA tDFlef yeafi .-l
When "a peSbiSntly hsS ND
Rat alTaJs had To Stlnd aSAdA
A. ~ another I1ks the pHESt
On E6ieh he'd A1Gt bis bnEiaS SFes'
Tbis time hOEc'Gr be treb ascuTr,
~ pirdfes given years beinFOt
T,t IL saceresoF shall b made
1910 q the convenient trade
fS rsIeS he PrOmEsd to transfer
whaf psTFF vs. hs eSn'er-
TSsItf q ~ Il yptsrs live,
IShoI he % % IAs FaLe Ep9ld drive
Mn the devil, Vhen he utS4,
TO tSnpI The Saviour ere BE- did
6diTins Hin the World and all,
n nv ii 81 Eest bed hl,
ht,koTrh ~ Snoty IsmPtsT kleU
M, n ~ world. he'd not . 3D.
fSst' rrally, be hSd ~ right
10 aythIsE within Ids aghtl-
nm noT, be kbsWs the eardsaft tsioekef- 81
JrafS unlels 'bl1rked"-
Al ~ unIes hfs t4sOls' 80 lack
On hin" ksis ~ he tpsde tFaeki
A1iroh he Vltn on tbs optlhs
m pSfISaSs In AaAN PiAes 10 hlds &
UStl he AnS hPlayed,
And he he candidate 3 ns1e
Thea. n OhodirpoO % The Eau1
ne = 0CWted 70 IAG hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

8euAavtuS AoOmloIatis-IRara BeIlaire At as
D M, BidEsp0EtG 500 p. M; arrives a stenbeuViIle 1t
6.iS ,. N; leaves Stelben vile Al $40 a NJ; Bridge
port 30 4 M; arrives Of Bdl1ire At as l. m.
Tickets and Bagaga Chech 10 all principal p6ints
in the East and wet can Be procured II Che Ticket
F. R. MYERS,
my2s Genenl Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Ii Col. Wilson succeeds no better in other
portions Of the district than he has in
Lewis county, Honest John, the Sawyer,
will be our next representative in Con-
gress. LEWIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
NV NARTlNsvIil.E TACTICS.

The Colonel also took occasion to attack
in u very bitter manner Nr. George Ross,
u member Of the Republican Executive
Committee. Mr.. Ross was not present;
and the idea OF Wilson calling upon him
to prove certain charges, and denouncing
them as false and calumniOus, was an
evidence Of true chivalry in Ben never
eQualled except by his attack upon the
editor Of the lNTEL.LfGEHCER at New Mar
~tinsville. As 4 result OF this, several re-
spectacle gentlemen, who were hereto
fore Wilson men, will now vote against
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
BALTIMORE &oH1o RAILROAD co.

RRsN-ssZsz=s
o. and alter May il, 1873. Passenger Trains viii
run Is IOllOws-wheellng Time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
GEt 9ntdt19enar
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nAIL.Y.

Bv aaL, Ia GfrGacr, paaa1s DrepGtL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Eiuausial.

This Bank Is o~rsauired and prepared 70 transact the
business Of kauking In al its details,
Il succeeds the Flint SatboRAl batk 1t Wheeling, V
owned by the same shareholder and Is under the sane
management
By carefully reEardIng the Interests Oiits CuresPon:
denis and DepositOrN, and by . PfUmPt and tlilhiul
execution Of their wishes, Il hopes To merit Their -
tenn and eOu6ienee.
Notes and bills discounted.
ColIeetI0ns made on al points throughout the United
States
trum Ranks, Banker, Firms, COtPoniiORs ADD Ind-
CsrISates Of Deposit issued payable On demand or
taisfsst SlIcvsi 90 Special Deposits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
E9lsmMMsaieal.E
EVERY FAMILY

should be provided with . reIIa.
BILE medicine 70 treat such eases
as constantly occur in house.
holds Such n remedy should
combine healing, soothing, and
curative properties. No mediei-
nal preparation has ever been
discovered which combines
these in such n degree rs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
Deceptive signs.

A strong gale and cloudy atmos-
phere last evening indicated a heavy
rain or snow storm. Nearly every body
predicted and expected u stormy night.
But the signs were deceptive. the wind
went down with u slight shower. and
this morning the atmosphere is calm
and clear. In this immediate vicinity
less THAI two inches OF rain and melted
snow have fallen since last June,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A strike i'm tine Montezuma.

Gen. Buekner, who has been pros.
pectiDg the Montezuma mine, near
Oreana, for some time past, has struck
vein of rich ore at a depth of one
hundred feet from the surface. One
sample Of the Rud is almost wholly free
from base metal. and assays $3.50 per
ton III silver. Another contains oxi.
died lead and antimouy, and assays
over $500 per ton in silver. A large
deposit of ore was found on the sur
face Of the Montezuma, aud the present
owner has been confident that he would
find an equally large deposit at at
greater depth. He is now satisfied
that his hopes are to be realized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
Good Advice.

Now is the tune of year for pneumo-
MA. 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-
rhages, aud other fatal diseases may
set In. Although it is true German
syrup is curing thousands of these
dreaded diseases. yet it is much better
10 have it at hand when three doses
VIII cure you. One bottle will last
your whole family winter and keep you
safe from danger. If you are con-
samptive, do not rest until you have
oried this remedy. Sample bottles 10
ssnts. Regular size 75-cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
Caught ina "a snow Slide.

The Idaho Avalanche says: One of
j. w, Posey's teams was enveloped in
snow slide on Thursday about u
quarter of mile above town on the
Long Gulch road. Fortunately the
body OF snow was not heavy, and
neither the driver or be animals re.
celved serious injury. The slide oc-
Cured at the same spot where the two
Rodgers brothers Were killed IL years
ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
A. HANDSOME sign,

Hose Company No. has received
from Francis Smith, one of the pro
prietors vi the water works, handsome
slga contaluIng the fu,l name of the
Company III gilt letters. The bog
have placed il on their hose house, to
which 1t Is gate an oraauent. II is q
gift from AIR. Smith to the Hose
Company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
ca 10 naa Prize.

The Times-Revi OF Sunday says
The workmen engaged in the lower
levels of the Grand Prize yesterday af.
ternoon. stuck another body of ore ex.
ceediugly rich in gold. the extent of
which is AS yet unknown. Some of the
specimens taken out are estimated by
competent judges to be worth at least
500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
Lewis District.

The Eagle Company of Lewis District
started their mill last week aud made
their first bullion shipment yesterday.
1t consisted of one bar. valued ct
81 200. II reports fiom Lewis be true,
the bullion product OF the Eagle will
amount to twenty or thirty thousand
dollars monthly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
SPECIAL 10 GALS.
New Goods.

Just received al the new furniture
store: Eureka hair mattresses and
pillows, wool mattresses and pillows.
floor carpetiDg, and fancy window
shades of the latest styles. brackets.
side pockets, towel racks, perforated
chair seats, etc. etc.. at Bonniield IL
Hills, Centennial Hall. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

DR.. Parsons, the well known dentist
has arrived in town and may be found
at the Lafayette Hotel for a short time.
The Doctor will also visit Paradise
Valley and attend to-osders left at the
Postofioe there. jan3l If.