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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01

Yves. Antrim lost memorandum book be-
tween Remnants store and Shones Toll House,
containing papers of value to the owner. Tho
finder viii receive five dollars reward upon de-
livery of the book to the Undersigned at Winne-
mueca ELIAS JOINS.
Winnemucca, April 25- IT,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03
THANKSGIVING DAWN HRIrusu
COLUMBIA

VICTORIA, B. C.. Nov. %, 1879.
EDITOR IsTELLrGEscEn No mat
ter in what part Of the world the true
American. may be found upon the
Fourth OF July his heart aud thoughts
fondly turn to his nasve land and 50
it Is when Thanksgiving ia to be offered
for all good aud perfect gifts to the
glorious Union. But it may appear
strange to learn south OF the Sound
that in this old crown colony of tyo.e,
now, however, with a population Of
cosmopolitan character, that some Of
those WAC were only a few years back
'secesh to the CORE" and even Kan
ucks who were rampant in San Juan
days. are now the most loyal to the
old flag at least we should Judge so
by the hurried manner in which lin
tied number OF patriots got up and
participated in the supper at the Met
ropolitan on Thursday evening. 1t is
true the denomination was not as large
as those who sometimes deal in spread
eagle, speeches could have wished.
That was caused, no doubt, by the
impromptu action taken On the festive
OCCASION. 1t must not be understood
thu. this American Thanksgiving en-
braced Uncle Sans representation in
Victoria. Of course previous arrange
ments to have private entertainments
ut home prevented some Of our people
from leaving the family circle to join
those who preferred the public sitting.
Had preliminary steps been taken to
have given proper notice Americas
sons and daughters might have at
tended in goodly number for "a feast
of reason and flow OF SOUL" 1t is pro.
babe this remembrance of reconcil-
iation, especially between the "blue
and the gray" if not the red, may be
the forerunner of more worthy cele.
bration another Thanksgiving annivcr-
sary.
We have telcgraphed item Of an.
other step towards the giving out the
contract to build the inc Of the Cams
dian Pacific Railway from the Fraser
IiFei W LAhc IAhuiooIs' vi IOuEsc
every item of news respecting tho rail-
way is looked for with lively interest.
Business is very fiat here at present and
hundreds Of persons arc anxious for
something to do 1t is expected the
letting Of the contract to reliable
company would inspire confidence. and
employment sof some kind would pro.
gress even during winter months. En-
gineer's houses would have to DO built
and no doubt buildings would be erect.
ed at once n. Emory's bar, and other
points in the vicinity Of tho proposed
railway line. 1t is fully expected that
next season will be u bright one for
British Columbia, more particularly
from Victoria to Yale and at Kamloops
The Skagit river gold diggings is
attracting considerable interest here
aud up the Fraser river. The party
sent out by our local government are
busy hewing up TO tho American boun-
dairy line, and expect to be ready by
early spring TO do q good forwarding
business, via Hope, to the gold region.
Well may the south>side Saunders hur-
rah for Washington Territory. ..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03

Shor HIMSELF. - Nov. 10th, two
young men aud two boys were together
in room at tho residence OF n. NJ.
Walker, in Upper Beistol. Orvills
Haynes, 10 years old. pointed q cooked
revolver 1T the others. He was told "a
stop, 40 the revolver was loaded. Then
no laughingly pointed it at his own
head. and the revolver discharged.
killing him INSTANTLY. lie wa, tho SON
Of Wesley Haynes of franklin Falls.
N. III.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03

How SHE RESCUED HER CHILD.-A
woman who lives in Ashville, Alabama.
writes to the Argus. Of that place. OF
the miraculous rescue Of her little
three year-old boy from drowning.
The child fell down Well, the dark
depths OF which was thirty feet. The
mother saw him go down. She SAYS:
ION reaching the well was Just in
time to see him rise to the top of the
water. was alone. save three other
little children. whom sent for help.
had. amid all the anguish Of my soul.
presence of MUD enough to let the
bucket down and tell him to take hold
OF it. which he did. After some min.
utes he let loose, from weakness, sank
again. except his little head. lowered
the bucket lower. telling him to take
hold OF the tope. He ran his hand
through a ring tiosi on f,- ths au,p..-
Of sinking the bucket, and caught the
bail and there he held on for one aud
. half hours, beegiag the all the time
IN his baby talk to Come down aud helm
him out. i would say Hold on.
Bobbie. I WILL he would reply. At
length lady came to my assistance,
ana We took rope and made a moose
on the end Of 1t, aud letting it down
told him what 10 d.. ] asked him If
he could hold on lie said he could
hold on the bucket, 'dAw me ut H
holding the bucket. tho rope around
bis leg. telling him not 10 1t so. We
drew him NJ ua,il caule reach his
little shivering hands Thus ! saved
my little baby from drowning. Safe
to my breast clasped his little shiver-
ing body. and praised God for His
mercies."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03

Jane said he, Il think il you
Lined your feet away from the fire. we
might have some heat in the room."
And they hadn't been married two
ysa1b either.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03

following apsssios':
I. Give your nsane and post-of1es address
csunty and otats. and youf nsafsst sxprsss once
Z. Your ~ and sat
Q. Ooeupoltonf
4. Married OF sinGief
8. Hight. weight nov and 10 haaltAf
9. How long hsvs 700 hesa sieks
.. Yoa1 oomplexjec. color Of halR and syesi
.. Have you STOPPING q erect eaitf
sboas ysW eese. ukeloO ns dollar . eonGulto,
tlsa tes. Ye1f ls11se YIN 49, sseoivs - 800.
ton. end - win o1ve yoa s1s nature Of yo0S
dissass and our candjd opinion coaeesn ming
cure.
Compstsui rAysiciaas aetsnA toeos.eaD oaAsoee.
AL letters sh0a1d b addressed 10 DiopenaaSy.
l1l7 Ytlbsst stzsst. PiilsdslpAis. p.
b. T. HELNBOLD.
Dsueeise and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pc.
SOLD GvGQYWS3RRG.
jes1sv,v
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03
Office.

MIR BROWN. PROPRIETOR or THE GER
III MAN WASHING FLUID. has gone 20
California. and appointed me % sell the same.
All those desiring u viii please leave their orders
with me ct my house, corner Of Third and Seneca
streefs. or n the store Of L. p. Smith b Son.
D. 8. SMITH.
Seattle, Nov. 10Th, Is7s. SWAIN
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03
TO The unfortunate.

iual Weakness, ImpOtsncy. night Losses by
dreams. pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no. fail to call upon him. Tho Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
a great deal Of valuable information. which no
is competent to impart to those In need OF his
services. DIR. GIDEON will make no charge
unless he effect q cure. Persons At a distance
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. All COM
municstionr strictly confidential. You sec no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name OF the paper they
see this advertisement In. Charges reasonable.
Call or write. Address DIR. J. +. GiBBON. Box
1851. San Francisco. oI9.dAw1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-03
4 MOTllEis's ANGUISH,

A stylish dressed young woman wa,
taken into the Forty-seventh street
police station last evening. She was
very drunk. and her silk dress was
rEmpled. Her mother came looking
for her an hour later.
Cant see her ? she asked.
she's too drunk to speak. the Ser
geant said.
What shall do?' the mother cried
despairingly. i must see her.
FOan't be DONE.
The aged mother burst into tears,
and leaned on the shoulder of man
who was with her.
'This is awful che said. 'Oh. deari
Don't take on so. said the Sergeant.
you will see her in the morning.
1T isn't that the mother replied
she's all right. It's the silk dress I'm
troubled about. She'll tear it all ia
pieces before morning. NY. Sun.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Mr.. B. MaoauleY.

We are pleased TO announce tho ap'
pcarance at Mozart Hall, on Thurs
dry night, llth inst Of the realistic
American comedian, Mr.. b. Macanlcy
IN his delightful porlraiturc Of quaint
character, "Uncle DAMP in Il. A.
Locke's American Comedy-drama en-
titled "a Messenger from Jarvis Sec
ton"
The following is from long Cd
lorial in the Couricr-Journal Of 20
ult.
"Uacle DdnI ia square-built,
honest man. Ills heart is as big as
his body. Mr.. Macauley plays him
to perfection. Nothing OH our stage
is more original or more unique. IL
is n gem. II warns good men and
good woman. and like Dick SUivlerS
best, ''makcs men forget their debts,
Too much can not be said of its
merits"
Remember lie will be here but one
night, lllh inst. and that reserved
seats can be secured at the usuaI
places.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Mr.. j. o. Cooper isnow fairly
settled IN his new quarters, at the
Phoenix aud is just spreading him
self. Several important changes have
been made in the modus opcrdndi,
and Coopcr's Phoenix isnow without
doubt the finest and best hotel in
Southern Kentucky. Everything is
conducted after the fashion of the
first hotels, and the whole establish
ment is under the immediate super
vision of Mrs. Cooper in person. As
Il hostess she has few equals and no
supcriors. Ilopkinsvillc is proud OF
the Phoenix Hotel and ought 10 be
proud of Col. Cooper as n landlord.
His business is fairly booming. lie
now has fifty Or more regular board
ors. Long may he wave.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
SINKING FORK.

The ond of the year draws nigh
let's all settle up, aud begin the next
squire with tho world aud all man
kind. We will all huve n merrier
time during the holidays, and feel
better, weal,liier, and enjoy the bless
lngs OF Heaven, physical and moral,
more heartily, il we can lay lis down
TO sluinbcr Oh the eve of the depart
ing year, clear of our Obligations TO
man, aud with n conscience void OF
Oilcnse toward God.
Notwithstanding the unsettled state
of the weather, several of our farmers
have killed their pork and much fear
ia entertained that much OF II may
spoil. We know OF none however,
that has been lost so Ear. The wealth
CT has been changeai | the cold snap
fooled many.
Hogs are scarce in this section; there
being none Tor market, and some oil
our farmers will have TO buy for
home use.
Mules are scarce none for sale.
Cattle are dull at present. There
WAS considerable trade u month or so
since, but about all are sold, and no
demand.
Miss Amanda Thurmond is visiting
Mrs, Cooper. at the Phoenix.
Miss. Lucy a. Everett is spending
week al. Fairview, with her brother.
Come back soon, oung ladieswelpiss
you. .@dqss Is Ia
Mr.. Charlie Payne and wite For
merry residents of this vicinity, are
among us, visiting their old friends
and relatives. They will remain u
month or two.
The health of the community ia
generally very good, There has not
been much sickness this season. We
hoar of case offever and pneumonia,
occasionally.
Young Mr.. Hunt, who broke his
arm several weeks since, is about
well, with good arm again.
A school-houso near Esq. Doss was
burned oil Tuesday night last 2nd
We have since ascertained 1t was the
work of an incendiary, Sam Dos,
IT,, who with his companion lrr
Cooper refugee from justice IL
Illinois, were caught "Wednesday
night, in the barn of Esq. Doss ant
confined at his house for safe keep
ing until next morning. They were
closely guarded yet, about daylight
Thursday morning, shot was heard
which upon inspection found TO havI
been from some unknown party, ant
took effect through the body Of young
Doss. 1t was not instantly fatal, bu
he died some hours after IL o'clocl
A. NJ. lie was.left with the family
and tho other, in charge Of sevora
citizens, was carried to Hopkinsville
there being II reward Of some sa.
5000 offered for him. Weunderstand
t young Doss was sent back for by III,
, authorities, dead or alive. to b
brought to Ilopkinsville. We do no
know subsequent events, suppose yo
do Mr.. Editor: iustictam fere,
Preaching at Shiloh the Bird. SIM
day, by the pastor Rev. j. Lewis a
come and we venture they will b
: pleased We can see no reason VIII
q any one should fail TO attend churcl
unless on account of sickness. Th
: Lord will call you to an account sooi
II in n time We know.not of. Come oil
: and hear Bro. Lewis ii possible 3r
n Sunday.
It We hear from good authority, oil
= bacon is scarcer than for many year
= Mr.. Ran Boyd is out, and 1t must |
u very scarce when Uncle. Rams baco
falls short. EMDE.-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

In hc'past we have relrlined from
asking our patrons for money and
waited patiently for them to come up
and settle. BY far the greater por'
zion of them have done SO, but there
arc still good many who owe us.
We will with this issue place a cross
mark after the name of every delih-
uncut on our books. We trust 1t VIII
be considered n personal appeal ny
,ach one, and that he will heed us
aud remit the mite he owes u.s. we
have cndeavorcd TO send the KEN
rrsk,AN to none but honorable men
-men who would pay their debts,
and we believe we have but few ow.
ing us who will not pay us our nara
.arned money. We have laborcd
faithfully TO our utmost ability to
make you good paper and now at
the close of the year we claim that
",hc lAborcr ia worthy of his hire"
and humbly ask for our money
Every man TO whom we have sent
the paper. has taken ii out ofthcposl
office, SO far as we can learn, aud this
fact proves that lie wanted the paper.
w, ueed the money now, and we
want II. There Ia 10 man taking the
papcr who can pot raise $2OOii he
wants to. Some people think the
printer is The last person they ough'
10 pay. Ii you intend 10 pay Tor
YOUR papcr--nn honest debt, please
remit tho amount nj the very earliest
opportunity, aud lei that opportunity
be within the next few days, Unless
YOU let US hear from You we will con
slider IL ,aima fdcid evidence that you
do not intend TO pay, and cut your
names OF our list, II YOU are not To-
yally responsible. We are not publish
ing this paper for fnL. ltis'noney we
AFRO after and we want 10 dead heads
OH our books. We care nothing ior
n big list Of names that meyer pay io'
the paper. We dont.takc that Kind II
we know II, II We did we could obtain
several thousand with the greatest
ease. As soon Us we find li'nn ID
going To. act di.honcs'l, and sw'hdI'
10 wo cut him OF. Now friends We
hope YOU will appreciate the -ilua'ion
and send us the money. We have
bills to pay that cannot be paid win
promises. Pay up and we will starr
Into u new year encouraged. and do
tcrmiucd to do our best 10 make the
KgNTrcKlAS n welcome visitor 10
,utlr inuui!ics every week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
oRoTToN.


Miss Sis Grant, daughter OF Mr..
Geo. Grant, died OF consumption at
her GRANDPA er's yesterday.
MIR. Philip Batson has removed to
.Durpin.'
Thor. Il . man ongsgcd in the tic
bn.innss hnrc who VAS in l,rno's
whon Cusicr his iol-
Iowars wore hn,,,hcrrI Inv Sitting
nn,, o,5 liz rod davis This MN
l, na,v C,,s,or will stand yunrI nj hi,
,n", " " ;',ar,, s,,n,r ,n hoar him
,o,t or ,h,, worlJ ca,nn,,s Yellow.
hoiroL ,orn who "in,l;my ton.,ht and
t%htin" reiln awov n,i yo9Ier fo.
" ,rsri e., s;u;nr en-, We ;n,eud IN
;,,orviaw lin eytem,;vclv and write
/, ali out for ,he Sonib Kcu,uckinn as
soon as nossibIc.
w., :. lii, ,,,,,,, ,.,o eor
&, 1W No, h,r.a, 7rh"re t. not nnch
hero In cal, Last summer we hard
,oo much ng;to,ion on the Greenback
nnos,;"n neonIc sot orovnI snIoons
md ,vIii,i psT piuc n~d talked moli,ics
ins,eod nr LanI;mU corn md saving
whoot IVA toll van AGAIN vouny
-, 9
Inlll. thls VIII hol uo' IL !ou Wuht
money 20 To work for it; here Is the
,oo,,, z, o,o,, ,,,,t;nw IVorL I
Work either of thn head or hands.
This will hriny II Nothing else. Tho
man who listens 70 INV other song.
however seductive II NAV be. ia n
mndman n maniac n fool. We do
No, believc in worshipninq money.
hut we do most seriously 6elieye IN
owuiuy enonph of Ills worlds goods
TO ba iudepcndeut. We arc TOO
proud spirited TO be dependent on
others for the bread that we eat or
the clothes that we wear. We know,
yonng man, that we are right on this
question, although we may be wrong
ON all others. Ii
Say. Charlie. while we think OF it
is Shortfcllow the man that married
some of your folks recently? Do
you know OF any more female folks
who would Ike 10 go ana 90 ike
wise! Ii SO send EN- down this way
for ,o.a
Momx !. Is pss a"d b shp w are dear;
Happy are those who thus conform
10 Keep s"''' o'hcr snug "n" "''n'
We are ready TO marry how' nave
oeeh ge''lng ready Tor many iong,
nIe", '"".n . ,'' ,,,a m" " Val WA
w ,u"n, ~, IT, 70 w , '';,, yo ,ya,,od
"o1 s ~, Oh" Iii, O"' o Inv 90 s ootI,aaa and
ma fnv,J II, On, .nJ vent hoct IN
her and We lell Won now fair reader
,hat wc arc glod of Il.
nv -. -. 49,. No.,,o.,, s,o,os
~" eIy " W. ,c.s -,
mc,' h,Puo,,'"n tn p.,a;,,o",
Is 80 a"o aTrs;d ,,,o pnnuhi;ran
na,, :, "" LIN conc 40 Tho concinr;on ,ha,
,hav c.n eIect snv holy and viii mot
,on,; ~o,o linn
Thoro a,o, or,v q, h;rds m % ooO
49, ~ IT,. o' enJ ,hora lara hosn s;r,v,
aoao" ..,u I"" ~ ~, so", r. no.,
'ou, po""' " '"o' 'J .''
we nave ,iau imuc'i experience
WIN dogs; ueheraily lhey are ,o'
nnera,ciul, o"' W. NJ 'o ,nni. I I; I.'o ao
VA; ,, 'n"' wv, w it,, y oo,ors ,nooI and
VIII W. , saso ',nn1 hr",o and aom.,
ono' , eu n."i H. go honr n,orw.r5 ho
~" MN ~ %m no ,,o,.." ~
'o'Io"o" on '"'"o ".e'o ,,.,
Somebody bored INTO j. +. WI,
sons store at ke.ly's this week and
stole two suits OF clothes ana sho'
gun.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
Don't Begin to be 0 Id.

F. cIolmUn said he hated girl who tried
to he woman and u woman vino tried ia be Il
girl Our child rev, especially the giIls, ~ e
forced tO'nuch for an ealry market. We Hong
TO he old when We IRE Young. and young when
We are Old. Our girl are II little to last in
stepping ON the platform OF wOmaHhood. TIN.
corrtinl entails II suspension or retention Of
natural secrutons, which IL not attcide'I to
promptly, is attended with headache. IS oi
appetite, constipation, pains in the side anu
hack, palpitatiOn " the heart, swimming Oi
the head. cold fret and hands. they loose the
bloom of the cheek and the lustre OF the G,
becomes detected, feeble and cmaciate', II III
this condition you can be restored ut once ~
the use OF English Femnlo Bittcrs, the only
known female restorer beioro the puDhc,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
POLICE NEWS.

This is the smallest repor, of the
year. The present police force is the
most efficient tho city has ever had
One day last week Sam Doss and
Ira Cooper two cx-convicts were ar
rested near cambridge charged with
robbing and burning n church in that
vicinity. While they were iu'a cabin
being guarded, some person shot
Doss through a crcv ice, from the
effects of which he died the next day.
Cooper was brought into the city by
regiment of militia mustered for
tho purpose, and is now in jail await
ing trial, which will be Thursday
Richard Wade has been arrested
charged with the killing of Doss and
is in Jail, and will be tried to-day
Our readers vii. be advised of thu
proceedings of the trial.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
Deafness in Children

Thousands OF parents administer quinlhe
their children In such quantities rs 10 Pro
dure deafness, dinncss Of vision, pam N tn
head and general prostration oil tlo Whole
nervous system. This practice In many cage d
proves pcrnicious, and a more pleasant and
potent remedy for the cure of chills AMI fever
Is actually demanded. After much srientinr
research 4 remedy had been compounded w s.
scssng the power to cure all forms Of chilli.
and fever without the Use of quinine. and tn"
does not produce unpleasant symptoms. The
article is Days Ague Tonic, which never fails
to make permanent cuies.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
Bailey's Saline Aperient

This article has grown into 'apld favor WIN
the people,-the masses, and very justly tm, ,
because the proprictors were liberal enough W
offer it at ono half the price such articles nun J.
GEMS Der bottle 10 that the poor rs well as tne
rich could AFFORD TO use 50 potent ami ple"seni,,
medicine, 1t is n charming purgatlve. WEI
adapted to summer nsc. as 1t cnois inc ~ s'c,,
clranses the stomach, opens the boWois az.
pleasant beverage In use. FOR the inniYuin, . y
cure OF sick headache. heartburn, etc. ~ mo
no equa!,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
Shelbyville, Ky.,)
FEMALE College.

Probably no one preparation has received
so much praise from Its patrons, nor Is 40 do
serving Of commendation as Halls Hair Re-
mower! We but echo the voice OF mil "a
who have used 1t when We pronounce II the
best Hair DRESSING In tho world. II stands
unrivallc,l. Those who are affected win dis
esscsnf the scalp accompanied With itching
or irritation. find relief and renewal in this in.
valuable remedy. When the hair Is inclined
o fall on moderate use Of tho REVIEWER Will
I rcngthcn the roots OF the hair. and preserve
:. and II IL cxhibits tendency TO turn gray
Of graph
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
iWEEKLY
Courier journal
Representative Newspaper of the
South.
A Good Paper for all Sections.
The Weekly Courier journal

The Weekly Courier journal
VIII be sent one year, postage free, for TWO
DUI-LAR5, which amount will include n
han lspmc premium In the shape OF n book
or nifo, or various articles OF use and beau
IT,, AS may be selected from our printed lists.
A tamplc copy Of the weekly Couricr-JOurnal
and q circular containing the full list OF pre-
minus win BE- sent on application.
The Courer-JOurnal Is combination
(ma,lc in inS0l Of three old Louisville papers,
va: the journal, established in 1880; the Cou.
rlcr In 1913; and the Demt CT, 1t in 1874 Its
reputation IL national, al well as its circua :
| ton, and II is pronounced one Of tn" ablcsI
papers in the worid: its matter being ospecsal.
| iy adapted 10 the Merchant, the Farmer and
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