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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28
TELEGRAPMIC ITEMS.

Martin Defor andewife, an aged couple
living near Atlanta, Georgia, were MUIR
dereds in their bed Saturday night No
arrests.
AT Clark, Texas, jailer, named
Thomas Ronquilla, was instantly killed
by Pedro Garcia, whom he was taking
to prison. A deputy jailer was severely
cut. Garcia escaped.
The Court of Errors and Appeals has
reversed the decision,of the lower Court
in the case of Mrs. Smith and Bennett,
convicted of the murder of policeman
Smith, of Jersey City.
1t is reported by scouts from Fort
Peck that General Miles command was
on Rock Creek on the 23d, resting after
the battle and chase
Six yellow fever patients are in New
York quarantine hospital The Mem,
phis Board of Health find, after careful
revision of reports from all the under
takers, that out of II deaths for the
week ending Saturday only "a died of
yellow fever.
The Tribune says of the Butlen move
ment in Massachusetts: Usually politi-
cal parties grow around set of
opinions, and not aroand any individ-
ual; but the Butler party is purely per-
sonal-probably the most personal
movement seen in American politics in
long time.
A gravehtrain on the North western
Railroad, while backing into Wauke-
gan, Illinois, with large namber of
workmen in its cars, struck COW OH
the track, and was ditched. Anthony
Joyce, Mike Sheridan, John Dugun and
Pat Connors were killed, and one of the
other workmen will die Of his injuries
Conductor Tom Halligan and Tom
McNally are badly injured. together
with several others whose names are
not known.
The Anglo American Food Supply
Company, recently organized in Lon
don, advertise in prospectus, to sup
ply California fish and fruits among
popular American supplies to be i'm
ported into England. The sale in. Len
don of American beef is now compated
at about five Thousand quarters per
week, and there is not half dozen
butchers in London who do not sell it.
OF this, only about three hundred quar-
tiers are retailed as American beef, being
sold at extortionate prices as English
| beef. It is stated but for the greed
and unfairness of English butchers,
people could purchase meat at greatly
reduced prices.
The value of exports of domestic
merchandise during the fiscal year 1878,
was $3.50, 100, 26S; In 1879, COS. 1884, :
95l. The value of exports of foreign
merchandise for the fiscal year 1878,
was $l4, l54, 49S; In 1879. $l2, O93, 1872.
The value of imports of merchandise
during the year ending June 80, 1878,
was $437, 05l ,532; June 40, 1877, S445,
1872, l4l. Total value of exports of
merchandise for the year ending June
30, 1879, exceeded the value of imports
of merchandise, 1864, 636, COZ as against
the excess Of exports over imports the
preceding year, amounting to $257, Sl4,
234. Exports of coin and bullion for
the last.tiscal year were 1924, 1876, GIL.
Imports of coin and bullion, $40, 273, 900.
During the preceding fiscal year the
exports exeeededIthe. imports of coin
and bullion, $3,9lS,Sll.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28
WANTED.

Ok Transfers, good men, will find steady
employment at good wages, at Camp MeDernlit.
Apply Immediately to f.. P. Brougham at the
Post or Ferd. Ried, Winnemucca
wood Cl.sAppers Wanted.
win pay 81 80 per cord for chopping wood
Men wanted Immediately.
For further particulars apply as above-to
F. p. Brougham or Ferd. Reid.
June 10, 1879 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor
OPPOSITE COURT nocsE.)
french Rolls. Square Loaves, Rrown
hread, Pies, Cakes, DOughuuts ~.

Always on hand and served TO order srosh
rom the oven, in quantities TO suit in an'
part Of town. 1 III any
haVlng purchased the City Bakery. win
public. CfIptG 'f pI 90, ., tSe
Winne' lucca Jnly 20, 1877. '''i"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28

Saloon and fixtures complete, former
ly Charley Kesler's old brewery. For
terms Apply at C. Kesler's Mountain
Brewery, Ninnemucca jyl2-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28
SETTLE UP.

Al psrsons knowing themselves 10 be in
debted TO the late firm Of Bonnf,ed q u;iI ,,.;il
please call and settle, and all persons having
sallns against the firm are requested 10 present
.'ie same at the Furniture store. Thankn.s the
pnulc Tor past favors, hope 10 merit con
. w;,'s.'', :, 'ile sahie. j. A. HILL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

q The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares They VIII DC
sold cheap for cash or approved security;
Apply to ALEA WISE,
Winnemucca, July 2S, 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28

Damiana Bitters at f. Reinhart i
Co.'S.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
The Point of Rocks Lynching.
Es,,liet IF Tie C.,oaer,s J...x.

FRsDERIcK, Mp, April 2l-The jury
of inquest met at the Courthouse this
morning at 10 o'clock The coroner
made few remarks rs TO the duties de-
volving upon the jury, and then proceed
ed 20 examination Of witnesses The
coroner was assisted in the examination
by States Attorney Motter. As none Of
the witnesses knew any of the parties
who assisted in hanging Carroll, the raw.
Usher, the following verdict was render
ed: That the negro, James Carroll.
was forcibly taken from Captain Jacob
Michaels' train at or near Washington
Junction, on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road. IN Frederick county, MARYLAND. on
the 18th day of April, 1879, by body
OF men unknown to the jury, and.bv said
body of men unlawfully banged" The
jury was composed of six Democrats and
six Republicans
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the or.
rors and indiscretions OF youth. ncr.
Nous weakness, early decay. loss OF
manhood. &c. | will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered Nv 8
missionary in South America. Send a
selr-afdressed envelope to the REV. 10
sEPH L. lNMAN. Station p. New York
City. TApriI H. 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
Letter from Washington.

WAsuiSGroN. ID. C.. April 81. 1879.
Mr.. HARPER No Republican. in
/ House o. Senate. who has followed Mr..
Garfield in opposing the Democratic
movement for fair juries and fair cleo.
tions. has advanced an idea not already
advanced by that gentleman. Others
have been more careful than he was and
others less so. All have asserted. as
Mr.. Garfield did, the right OF the Fcde
raj Government TO take part in the cleo.
tions through the army and through It's
civil employees, and the proprie;y OF ex.
GLIDING from jIries any man who parti-
cipatod IN or symratazei with the Con.
feierates in the war OF 1861. General
>, as Mr.. Garfield did. they have also
declared that it was improper To attach
the repeating clauses 20 appropriation
bills. Dir. GarGed's speech. therefore.
which is To be scattered ali over the
North. may be taken as indicating the
radical position on the suLjcct. This
being the case. the further fact should
be well understood that,
FIRST that Mr. Garfield has SAIL in
the House, since his speech was made.
that he had ue objeo tion TO the measures
in themselves, and would vote for them
If separately presented.
Second, that Republican Congresses
have seldom if ever passed an appropri.
alton bill, without some general legisla.
tion attached.
Bearing all tbs in mind. l have no
fear of the result Of the present contest
in the House. Ex-senator Barnum is
falsely quote l rs saying that the Democ.
rscy had lost largely in the North, hy
its declared determination to insist on
the relief measures mentioned. Ifthege
has been any such loss il Was because
their position was craftily misreprescn.
ted by Mr., Garfield and other able ana
unscrupulous men when the G9ht for re-
peal commenced. Subsequent dcba'e
has remedied that, and is still doing so,
and, as The real Democratic position is
tue correct one, and the popular one. | /
have 10 doubt it viii, long before the
next important elections, add TO the
strength of the party North and South |
Prof. Gamgee is, it seems, 80 have the /
contract to furnish n vessel for he freez. /
ing out Of yellow fever germs in Ships /
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

Two thousand colored people, a con-
temporary remarks, are csmped out near
Wyandotte, Kansas, dying at the rate Of
one in thirty. while waiting for the Gov.
eFnment to present them with 100 acres
OF land, carriages, horses, clothes and
cigars, as promised by the agents Of the
Republican party in Mississippi and
Louisiana. The Mayor Of Wyandotte
has issued a proclamation forbidiinq
stcamboatmen to land any more indi-
gent negroes in that town. The Kan
sas people arc becoming alarmed at the
prospect of their State being oyerrua by
these helpless and ignorant plantation
hands. Their Radicalism is vanishing
before this strong argument at their
very doors
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

PrRcnAstSG WNH SurrLIE-. Tile
Bolivian government + g in the American
market for war supplies. Senior Manuel
Arrayo = distinguished officer Of the
army there, has jus, purchased OF Che
Messrs. Remington some three thousand
rifles. Of the most approved pattern. at
$40 each. cash on delivery. lie has also
ln lde n contract with the same firm for
% la-g supply Of ammlai.;on Senior
S., 10 isunietstool, viii remain in Now
York as tho general purchasing agent OF
bis government until The war 10 which
it is engaged is brought TO close. il
10 also learned that Peru and Chilli will
soon be in The American market for q
supply Of arms and other munitions OF
war. for which they will in like man.
rcr pay cash on delivery.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
The Fate Of d Herd OF BufiaIoes

An army officer Who recently arrived
IN Chicago from the 1eiiowstone Valley.
tells story 81 what happened to herd
ofbuEaloes as the were migrating south.
ward The herd numbered ? 500 head
and had been driver ont OF the Milk
River country by the Indian hunters
belonging to Sitting Bulls band When
they reached the river they ventured
upon the ice with their customary con.
tidencc, coming upon il with a solid
front, and beginning tie crossing with
closed ranks. The stream at this point
was very deep. When the front file.
which was stretched ont n quarter Of n
mile in length, had nearly gained the
opposite shore, the ice suddenly gave
way under them Some trappers who
were eyewi.nesses OF the scene said il
seemed a. If a trcncl. had been opene |
IN the &c the whole length Of the column.
Some four or Eve hundred animals tum.
blod into The opening all n n heap D.
Others fell in on top of them and sunk
out Of sight In y twinkliuc. By this
time the rotten ice was breaking under
tho still advancing herd. The trsppcrs
say that in !o-s jhol minute the whole
body Of hudt.De- haI been rrecirjatci
into the river. They were wc lgcd I'M So
thicklY thai they could do nothing but
struggle for q second aud then disap.
pear beneath Che cakes cd ice of the
swift Currcu. 40, beast iu all that
mighty herd tried 10 escape. but iu the
solid Phaisux they marched 10 their
lstSi bath iu thr Big judy" IN r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

stephen Shanholtzcr, Sc, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
y compliance with decree rendered nv tb.
i Comfy Court OF Hampshire County West
virginia, ~ its January term 1879. ia the eb,v.
nnmef cause, ! will, on Monday, the 18th ~
OF May. so. at my Dfice in the town Of Rom
ney, proceed
tst To state, settle ami adjust the ac~orn,s
~ Jacob ShHnhaiizer, Administrator OF pbtlin
Shanholizer DECD F
2nd To ascertain the rents AID profits oC
tue real estate Ct Philip Shanholrz-r' decd
ana who IS ch4rgea bic with the same.
sra 10 ascertain what interest the defen
dant, stephen Shanholtzer has in the rsol n,
personal estate of said Philip Sinnholtzer do.
censed' and the liens and priority Of liens bind.
ing the same
an To ascertain whether the real estate y,
said fhihp Hhauhoitz,r dec d., is capable OF
partition IN kind
Oh Add report any aud all matters that
may he deemed pertinent. &c.
TICE.
personstuierested will take notice of tie tim.
md place shove mentioned
Given under my hind ~ COMMISSIONS Of Tho
County court Of Hampshire county the l7tt
d'y Of April, 1879
JAMES PARSONS.
Commissioner
April 2j. l379.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

In his reply to GAEFIELDs speech on
the appropriation bill. Mr.. BLAcKBrRN
OF Kentucky, said: 1t is more seemlv
for confirmed inebriate to preach the
virtue OF temperance, or the queen Of
the demi-monde To sing Of female viz
tues, or the devil to pirate the doctrine
of salvation by faith, than Tor The gen.
tleman from Ohio Garfield to real us
homilics on morality
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
SOUTH 9ranrh 9ntellisrneer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1879

L; las been estimated that London. in
two hundred years. would be t,epopula.
ted, II were not for the influx Of peo-
pie from the country. Ten thousand
more die year than are born there.
At Mr.. Arnolds book sale in Now
York, last week, a fne three.yolume edi.
ton OF George Washington Parke Gus
tis's Recollections and Private Memoirs
OF Washington brought $40 volume.
The amount of money paid in Cincin-
natl for liquor drank in that city. il
double the entire state, county and mn
nicipal debt. IL is sufficient TO buy
bread for three million people. tex,
ceeds the expenditures for bread. gro.
cerics a3d meat
III IL said that one OF the prisoners
before the L. s. Court a. Clarlsburo on
the morning OF the 18th inst. sail thu,
he intended to cut General COTS throat
with a razor that afternoon when he was
arraigned. When he was BROUGHT into
cour: he was searched by In. officers
razor found concealed on his person.
The council OF foreign bondholders
nave ADVISED Gov. HOLIDAY through
their agents in New York Che furdinr
association that they accept the plan OF
The public debt Of Virginia as provided
IN the bill! passed by the General AS.
sembly.
The convention held in Robertson
county, Ky, or Saturday, to nominate
successor 10 the late Judge Elliott. was
broken up by band of ruGlans. Several
OF the delegates were cut with knives
some of them seriously.
In the next regular session OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia, which be-
gins Dec. lst, there will be one buudroi
members of the House instead Of ono
hundred and thirty-two, and forty Sepa.
tors instead Of forty-threc.
AMERICAN FLOUR IN TURKEY.-MR
HEAP, the United States Consul Gene
raj at Constantinople, advises the De-
partnent OF State that a demand for A
merican flour will probably arise during
the year in Turkey. AS large proper
ton OF the -four imported will be for
transportation on animals into the inter
Ior, he advises that it be put up in strong
sacks. Most Of the flour brought from
Russia is in sacks or bags holding fifty
or one hundred pounds each.
TIE NEVADA PAINT MINE.-Thc
paint mine at Reno, Nevada, comprises
ledge AZ feet wide and of unknown
depth. The material is said to mix well
with oil, and not to settle on standing.
The mineral contains a small quantity
OF silver and traces OF gold.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
PROFESSOR
JAS. A. SEWELL. A. N. MD.

Stttes hsve found Colden's frEglC'S II.
QUlD EXTRACT Of BEEF psriirulo,Iv ossr,i
iu advanced s'spes - Contumption. Weskns.s
plspepsia and sil Nervous Affections IN preq
hant women 90 has been retained while svegv
other article pi food WIS rejected can recon-
mend u AZ Convenient psittsble. and EASY o.,
digestion. W.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

Zen Butler be- NOS n fool he Dcr-
ceives tie point of the immigration
movement lie says tho Democrats
have nothing 20 complain of in the
movement Wherever. sage hc. tbe
Southern negro and the white RcpubI
can laborer come together loo the North
there vii, be one white republican vote
less and ono badly demora'.lcI black
man Interests control in po'i,ics. and
settle issues IhSJpg ~ -rgt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

"LYNcn LAVA contributor 10
The Richmond .S'ate gives the following
account Of She origin Of Lynch Law"
which is at least, interesting. even if il
be apochryPhai:
Lynch law" originated in Ireland
Lynch was warden Of Galway some two
or three hundred years ago. and his son
committed and was found guilty of
some crime. for which he was sentenced
o. death The father, "a warden. In
custody OF the prisoner. sympathy Tor
some cause Was aroused i'm favor Of
young Lynch. and a rcscuc was planned.
but the father was npprisel of 81. and
being determined that vigorous Justice
should ho done he took the sou 10 an
upper window 81 bis dwo'lin. rather
earlier than the appointed time. fixed
mp temporary gallows. put The rope
around bis son, neck. and. while the
rescuing party was hammeriug at the
doors below. swung him Off in The face
OF the whole city. This was the origin
Of Lynch law" and 90 meant law With.
out fear, favor, or affection The story
may be found in Tie Dubiin Peapy Jouy.
nat. 1928, with a picture OF Lynch's
house.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

As Philadelphia is acknowledged to
be the leading industrial city of this
continent, it is natural that the manu-.
iacture Of Shoes should be very large.
1t appears that three years ago there
were only sixteen extensive shoe fac
tories in tho Quaker city to-day there
are one hundred and ffty, and the
amount of work annually turned out by
these great industrial hives averages a..
0OO0OO pairs Of shoes. Some factories,
indeed, turn out 1000 pairo Of shoes per
day, AID nearly all the work is done by
machinery. There are cutting. machines,
trip-hammers, scwing.machincs. trim.
ming machines, and machines for pol
ishing and furnishing. IN fact the rev
oIuti2n wrought By machinery in the
shoe trade may be deemed one Of The
grea,est marveIs Of The age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

lneetons OF the Eye, Ear Throat. Lungs and Rro,-
chisl tubes which IA ACCOMPANY -.
cssc OF Catarr 1he in1hned nnd diseased oon liti9n
OF the mucous membrane y tho csuse OF al thesa
trOublcss and Nutu tho been h-cnybt
properly und' tnc influence of tho RADICAL CtTSP'
p~ctst. W
LIS but three years since sAEFoRDs RADICAL
SJH was placed before thc public, but IN TIA, .hort
time hes found rs way Maine 10 California; ana
Ia everywhere HCkno~l edged by Crurg sfs and nhSst
" DC the moe, s1secssinl preparation Cor The
iaot VIII 10 deemed OF more importance when n h
Soycd With thc statement that within I'VE years over
~ inherent remedies Tor Catarrh hccu pacad on
tac, aud to-day. with or two exceptions. theft
ES Aayertising mny succeed IN forcing few snles
EieTited obscurity. $3.50 'N'N
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

Indian Corn has been one Of the f..
toms 10 our export trade fer half 2 con.
fury, but two vessels could have carried
in a single trip lbe yearly export Of this
article until 1916, when, for the first
time, the exports reached q million
bushels. In tho gear OF famine that fol.
lowed thc shipments were fifteen mill
ions, hu, from that time until 1871 the
demand did not seem to increase no all.
Then, for The first slime, Indian corn be.
came ono oftbc staple articles Of food
Tor i've stock and the shipments rose
from twenty-five millions. in 1872, to
siXty-Gyo last year, and the farmers OF
the West received from twenty to thirty
millions for corn alone sent 10 Europe
by far tho largest part Of it to Great
Britain
Tho insane asylums Of California have
. 500 snaNCs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

Each package % SANFORps RADICAL. CURE con.
tnins lr senford's Improved Inhaling Tube with mn
directions for sc In OIL rnsca irIce on al w
euwhoesAls and retail druggists and dealers through
euIthc united htatsR and CHnhdns. WEEKS & p6T-
Ihk General Agents and wholesAe Drusgis Bostoh
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

the cure OF thors
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25

Judge Green decides in substance
Tia, married woman IN Ibis State has
foil control of her separate personal es-
tate. including rents and profits Of her
realty. Where nor realty IS TO bc dis
posed Of the old common law rights Of
the husband are preserved. ir shc ~ liv.
ing with hat appurtcnance.- Wh,cl,py
DenOcrdL
The Cincinnati Enquirer suggests
Thurman anl 1ilIcn rs an cxee.lcnt
presidential ticket
Mrs BROOKE. wife of state Senator
Brooke, died n Winchester, ON Friday
last. of pneumonia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
1923 IA Acres,

lheing composed NJ I've trnc's one of r
Acies, "Ee of 2.2 Acres, ,ne eli SO Acres, aud
Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-25
ROBERT WHITE
Trustee.
!lamr. CO., April 81, lS79.-tds.
commissioners Notice

Commissioner Notice in the cause Of
George Milleson's Admr'., Plaintiff.
vs..
stephen Shanholtzcr, Sc, Defendants.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-16
Where the Money Goes.
From the Washington Post.


As the Post was rushing along
the corridors of the Capitol Sat
rlrday, searching for news, a gem
tleman, resident of Washington,
stopped the item hunter and
said:
II want to introduce you to
my brother-in-law. lie is al
draughtsman in the Patent Of
fee, and can tell you something
worth hearing"
The Post altered its course So
fas to bring up alongside the
brother-in-law, and was duly
presented. a
"You know" said the BROTH
er-in.law, 'that the Commission
err Of Patents has asked for a
special appropriations"
"Yes," answered the Post rep
rcsentative.
''But do you know what went
lwith, I. the last. appropriation for
Alaborels?'f queried the gentle
lman,of the interviewer. -
?. *''No; swhat did?p asked the
Post, being deterl1linedito get;in
"a questions = IS
"Well, Twill tell you. The
tincst Of it was given to the Re
publican campaign fund :, When
the Republican Committee got
hard up they were helped.out of
this fund, and this happened two
or three times. Then, saffer the
fund had been exhausted, they
I tired to make both ends meet
and keep the thing quiet by ma
king the clerks and draughts-
lnen-andsother employees do la
5berer's work. For some time
past all Of us have been requir-
ed to perform three hours extra
work a day. in the laborers' de-
lpartment. But the men have
got tired Of. this, andAhaveamade
50 much complaint, thattheC Coma
fsissioners finally concluded that
they would ask for a speciarSaP-
propgiation opay laborefs. Now
the present Commissioner had
nothing to do with this misaPpli-
cation OF, the fund, and he is. re-
ally trying to-get alongeas eeos
nomicalIysas possible. These
are the facts, and if you want
further proof you may ask any
of the other clerks or draughts-
men in the PATENT Ofiice. But
you mustn't publish my name,
for 1 would lose my place if it
became known that I told you
this"
The gentleman who gave this
information, and the citizen who
introduced him are both Repub-
licans in good standing.