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PERSONALS

Cotownyo declares that tho old black
guard ncYcr auFrcn!crs.
Tho VOICE Of Denjamin r. Halter Is tho
voice OF Maasaclluaetts. -B<a I'u!ltr.
Tho Grant boom IL sporadic. It merely
aniicta one or Two pcopla In st. Louis,
Civilization ghonll hnyo outgrowu tho
baEbarity Of executing womao-Mrs. smllh.
Tho best way to view David Davis ia to
look through tho BIG end Of IN opcsA-class.
The Iowa lnan who has ,uarriet fifteen
tines IL suspected Of being Alico Oates In dr.
gntse.
hlr. Ewing begins to feel TINT his nominn.
tlon ii pointed Illustration Of mans iuhuu,aulty
10 nan.
Tho attention OF tho Congressional Com
mttsco on "Deprcss,oa IL called to tho Grant
movement.
MIR. Fish ia mentioned for tue Englsl.
bslssion, but blu appointment might bo considered
III ths light Of AnotAer lsA award. g,
.. Ono at tho English women now rartic.,-
!af'y ADMIRED In society ls Lady DO Clifford, who
IL not yet 10, and wbo was married last spsug,
kentucky did pretty we'll to aentonco lsu-
Ion! to prison for life, hut an exchange thtuxa a
'NoFtsesu State would have msdu 1t twice A. long.
1nan in New York claims to hays had
eeyon distinct attncks af j'mjams., We believe 10
u cutting the suaka department OF the New York
6ua.
Mr. Window dooa not make much lcal-
"ay tor the Presidency. Mlnncsnia had better
SLICK 10 the wheat 6uanaos, and. lot President.
making alone.
The neoassity Of sending Talmage to South
Africa to talk tho Zulua to doath apneuss to have
been avoided ny Gen. Wolaoley's recent victories
!" that country. D.,
The Indians arc apparently inclined to he-
'eso tho Miles expedition TO bu loaded, uot~ith-
standing tho intanttou VI tbs Government to stesl
1ts ammunition. ~
The mourning worn by the Royal family
Of England ln momory OF shs Prince Imptsp, IL
sef1 deop but the Rochester Erarsss suspects It
ssops shoEt Of ths heart.
"Esen thinking ,uakps QUO hot iu this
weather. says tho New York COMMERCIAL II
Que h made cool by uot thinking, u are AFRAID tho
eqmmttc.9|. .map will freeze to death
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be male by regulation through Washington or
Hrrnhlon,H
'"1'hta. then, .nocess'tateh tho payment of
moneys to The Washington onlco mud thence
l,troin
"Ycs, that's IT.
"D6h't Jnu think that thla roundabout, red.
tape why OF doing MISUNDERSTANDING drafts to
RI to protest-Ia likely TO convey bad ifuprcs-
sion,--it looks s1sptcious1n
Yes; and atn not pleased, a. l,of0ro eaid,
t'utu trcatcl. Dnn't say anything afout Il for
wrok, then eUnie around aud will lut yo1
frc mr. corrcspnBdGnce with tic general ofl1ee.n
"no yot1 intend c]osfng IN this nernc-, which
does not seem TO hare paid c1pensesl"
And this terminated the Interview, Mr.. LIZ.
Intstnn apparently not liking 70 lG lnterEogoted
AZ to Its future movements"
, 1879-08-04

MEETING FoH sTIRET.cAn MEN.
The Young Mcnfs Christtun Association ot
this city coHtnuuccd their special services for
strca.-car men Mt O'Clock yesterday morning,
on Cottagr Grove nsunHu, near rhtrty-ninth
street. Tic meeting WAS well Intended oycr
100 being present, and WIS T. grand SUCCESS IN
every ray.
Several OF the pastors aud gool Representa-
tlon Of tho CHURCH people fron uir Vicinity were
present, md assisted IN tl,r services.
flIc place ac!octcd by tile Association Cnm-
mittcc Ia n delightful ono near ihp car-barny,
under grove ut large trees, The o,sncr Of which
llus kluItY consented 10 aiuw Mr. e. d. Iio!mcs,
Superintendent u 'l.e City Railway Company,
to ut up With well.arrapEcd, sca.s sufficient IL
accommodate zoo uf Tho employees and tletr
friends 1t rc1ninled unc ol can p-,neet!ng lnys
to aG1 TIC Wc!l-planutd arrangements for ulak-
lug tho audience comfortable. MIR. Ilnmcs n,nl
several Of bis conductors wero present, acronl-
panied by members Of t!ler fafniicB. Through
tic kindness uf Mf. Wsnnuy. foreman of tic
car-l'arIs. larEc plncard lind been put up all
nouucInE the service, and "Evcsybu.ly Wei
com" "was an invitation to many passtrby to
join in the services.
Mr. A. r. Acn,inewny. Superintendent Of
the 7. u. Z. a., conducted the exercises.
played by alr. v. i. Ktrt.and. After prayer
by u!e Key. I. g. Etcndenins, pastor IL ilIu
addressed the lcetlng, taking ior Ills tcxt Isaiah,
w., !. His remarks wore most appropriate, nil,l
wcro listened to will, very grcal Interest by nlt.
y. y. jacobs Offered HE closing prayer. asking
Gods blessing upon the employees, III wIlusu III.
ierest !lle meeting was held; and tIic ley. Ed
ward Wilson, rector III IT. Johns Rc}utu,ud
Episcopal Church, pronounced tllc bcuclictLull.
u w9s annuut'ecl ilmt s!n,llar SERVICES would
be held ut tlc sasuc piaee ut o'elurk every Bull-
day narni.g, lli1 tll!t Mr.. 1otu Morrison, Bl,-
perlntondcnt OF tho RaIlroad DrnMrll Ut tilo Y.
N. e. 4. wUrK, would address thu n,cctIn. ncxt
Sunday nlorntug, Tic Association hns also ar
ranged for a meeting to bo hcId fur lie Nortl!
Side streut-rar men, near tic Iavs, OH the cur
Hcr Of Dearborn aycnue aud Elm street,, next
Sunday aftgrn0ulrat hnlf-past o'clock. Nal.
Whlttlo Will address ihe 1t,eutiny,
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T1lo following list embraces Il partial state
tn"nt Of l,c tnuscs( organizations whIcs, will bc
IN thu Held next season. With thu names OF somu
Ut the principal performers. There aro several
troupes not yet completed to be al.icd to these: !:
Na'ida OI~ra-Map!eson's llor snjrsty's
troupe {Grrstcr, Larry, Lablarlm, Ga.npanllI,
Max s.raknsrits troupv (simc. Singer, e' Al!iee'.
bcsocsa, Mile: Lista, Carl Forngs. Cnstr1nlary,
ete.): Rtsasela opera trullpe fl}anrlle TucEcr,
Cam1obelio. atc.)
kHg'i.h Go<ru-tirau's Euelisl,- Opera Cou.-
Laurent: 1ultan Franrlscu, ". Paul RFowu)
Sayil!u EnEtstI-Unera COMPANY, thu Filth AYR
n,!a Fatlntza Cnmpanv na O'fley Casts's Fin.
E'is!',OpcIa Company Tracy Titus Ensitsh-
Company, Mnfulzu!s,s Enyl,ss Onrrl Csanpany
{A.llis Mo,tapl,e, .I,,ita rnIk Ns.rsel STIMULUS
anm Mis-. Human, Florracs Mre.K aMl Ve-
rom Jarbrau, Charles ffstsrh, Alouz, II. Hutch.
o ms'' t9' eskts j. I5usG: 5 T. Efs G:st ssei Esa aas,
Abbott's En.iisl.-Opera Company (Emina Ab-
btott, MarIo stone, zcIaa ssguiu, Mr. Castle.
Mr: r;oa., KysS'4 4,,,.. n..,.,,. ,,...natt,...,,
Kstten, Ef',est d. Muuek, IL flsip.,
Cialupi CclIAl, AMI S'gnur FurlNual Swult.l,
!.ally Quurtet, Mcn,ttissutn Quinlct Cluu, K4tu
Thayer Goncett Company tKaIe Ttlayer, 'Fag!ta-
prtra, Helen Nosman, gesesa carfcuo, md Ar
b,rklc), Gillnore'a Hand, Theodore 1'hanas' Or.
cslestra, Iuclow Philharmonic Orchestra u!
host0u.
Miscellaneous Mcraslhcrean Min
ssrc1s, ilaycrly's Mastadon aiInstreis. Wealth
ersoyGnouw,M FToliques, A,Ist h!cnnlontl
Comic Upera Comnaf,y, t;ormsM's PHILADELPHIA
Churcl! CLo'r Com pau.. Mce's Evungellna Com.
htualiol. Htsos Surprise Party. Alleu Oalgs'
Coa!nany tCharlrs brew, Emma Doluso, Ed
llura.1. and Gis 1lall|; cArncrass' Mlns,rcis,
tira,l'a Dacra.tsautTe srau,a tl'Aoto Maria n,,a
Cupoull, SHu1HIurY's T1uub:ulolrs. burger FalMI-
u. iIuvtrty's .lMyeutl0 p!nafora Cun.nauy, tbs
l.tngu,tls. Iat,srs II. Meade plnafuru COMPANY,
Leo linatoro Company, Ilg F"nr sltustrcls,
tirorgia M!nsitrDs, IeaYltt's Lady M.uslreis,
UcIrhunty II llengtcr AltIlsErcls.
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The Flyers Slstcrs aru In nenycr =
Aimee Is meeting With succcss In Eau Frau-
cisro.
"Plnafore" this wcok In st. Paul, rAl-
nlclpl.ia, asoston, Sau Francisco, New llavcu,
anil Salt Lake.
On Monday attcrnoon Mr.. William d. Cham
bGrlaEn smvo soug recital at Evanston, With u
programme, which showed Ills tna VOICE 10 tho
bust advantage. IIs las magnificent tuuor 70.
f'listo, which would lu worth gruut lcat OIL tho
btuIu.
Al tho next nirmuri7H festival thu prinripa!
nuYeltlra will bs Urura,'a ''lIic l4av VI the ltih
kAinl.SagHs' ''tlle t.yre AMI thu lIuEn,h nra Sir
si{rlllul ls,st9fs "UaIu Hnnitu1n.h Sir SlclMut
Cu>ta will bu tic cuIIatlrlur uiil lin i1rinclpal
singers Will bc Mr5sl4mrs trrayrr, sbpEr n.tom,
IatcY, usu I.r.,:.t, .,...I ..-At.a n..s,:It..',
, 1879-08-04


The concert given last evening at Haves,r's
Theatre for the debut Of Miss Helene Dalatku
was not veFY largely ATTENDED,, though tho pro-
Eramnc was quito m ambitious one, aud the
debut Of young singer, who llas grown up In
our midst, 1t would seem, should draw an at-
dIcncc FROM curiosity alone. 4 considerable
number ut thosc present, especially iu lie gal
tcry, evidently came with the expectation Of
seeing play, and. being disappointed, gnva cx-
pfcseton to their feelings BY taliuE chArcu Of
tho general performance iu stylc
not usual iu The conccrt-room, and
at ttucs with q personal apppol
'hat was tho hight OF rudcness to the young
dehutantc. Miss Balatka Is 4 young ladv, very
petite In figure, hut with Il pleasant and T.
urcsstTo farc and casY pFcscnce. ucr uun,bcrs
wcrc the "Qnecn u Night" ariu from tho
"Mngic Ftutc,h a,N1 tho ''Fors 1uen from
- IrnV[at0," which wGyg sufficiently hrond and
A0rld 10 briHE out nll her vocal RESOURCES. Her
st'lec ID islre rot.ra'iu, quite even III quality
Throughout its registers, very flexible, ot good
ttnloro, and exceptional III its range; n,nl her
stslo} 9f singing Is gnitc expressive, II not
strongly dramatic. The impression, which
alM sllu riycs promise Of developing
with good conccrt s!,gcr, though she ut nres-
ent lacks IN hhyseul power. She WAS assisted
n tile programme by a new pthn,st, Mr,
Stlnonscn, who Is apparently ouly AT ordinary
player. II We lnny judge from his brief cirorts;
by Miss Mantey, tile yi01luist, who was not ut
lcr best; ntti the Chicago Orchestra. whosc
chief suecess was in tic "Trrkisls ratroI,n
which, Of course, took The house oit It's feet.
, 1879-08-04

The Bostous hcat tho Ttors at Troy 0 to o.
Chicago won tho third gane Of the scrlus from
Cleveland by scoru Of too.
Fhs BuiEalos won tho third gana from tho
C!ncuuatis At Cincinnati by u scora Ut Otto 5.
Tic score at Ssrncuse between the Providence
aNd Syraeuse Clubs was i to / IN fayor Ut Prov
tdcnce.
LOCAL NOTES.
Tho Dulralo.C Chicago games viii probably draw
out Iargc crowds.
Chilean. Of T+ont1on, Ont, will umpire Tie
Buffalo Chicago game.
,., The Ndffalos play their ea,ncs In this city on
Tuesday, "Wednesday, ANIL Thursday.
, 1879-08-04
DISMAKCk'S FLOP.

'1''"A'-A''S 'N.fEA"S HbAGN Ao0
Mueh' md He Traded witt. tho Ultra
rnontauo%.
London 7fmts. J.'v a.
Prince Distnnrck's ln,portunt .speech ri
Nsr1no.i7ov line ,rn,,,o,, ~ - ~.
~, .s,Ts. ~, Ir'' ~ !" % :" W eA'cet'
~ ""o an' aoeo eject III Europe at large rs
well as IN Gormaur. 1t Is bis manifesto OF
separation from the National Liberal marty un,]
his adneson tn Conserr,.iv, nm, c,,rfcn pr = "4
1t,i,r r,h,. ,a,tr. ,,.''s.,'.,,',. ~ - , A' wv"
.tt'u'. ,ne acs'fe p1ossehlfoh o1 sl'e measures
AGAINST oitFanlohtan'sm had long ceased. The
policy was, as Prince Bismarck would himself
probably admit, one Of his failures. 13nt thc
h,1t, vars ,,t1 ~, -a,Jr ,n.,,,,. IN, .,a".,s.
w. =. H., ,s',''a,,. ~ ...,,, u's 'oh t4'c'
mr., mr. W G.a'l'a'5 'epu"'a'eu a"a asstfoYea.
The Priocc is nntortously Ill anetny os what is
called pasttcu1urtsm. He accents the sovereign
ty OF the scycsal German Statos as ,,crcssnrr
cylI. Thcrc tin s,ntns nr,, a,,d J.. ~. 49,,
10 fccognize the'r existcnce aad remaining nj
tributes Of sovereignty. M ficr1nun mol
itictau was supposed to ba less inclined to add
tn their in,,e,mn,,cnre. 1}v tho 1.roncbe,str,r
tnaiortty nj nenrjy tw't, In unc, th. SIates #,
Prnr,, l,;snarrE's tariff ,tr1",tnns ,rn ,rl -
rect nil oitan, n ,tenrro,s s,,nntpm.nt J ~ ,h"ir
financial resources, The German puri,nm"nt
ya cd H. :rt ats .aIe. T fr t e.
tlc yarinls S,ato exchcu,sr. t,,rouri,o1t thr N.
Empirr. In exart nYn1,ortni tn ,I'. im,c,unJ. MI
tniust t -! Wy ottlHeHt VIII w tHc etnE!e'pallon
lroiil saxon or bavatiau ret1riners which IT will
eonles on the cabinets ot Dresden nt'd Munich
Wsrtnah Liberals are naturally Indignant lit lle
rrincc's tslanso Of front. They arcuse hin
Of ingratitaoe; anu, "eru Prince Elstnarck like
o.!isf men, w tha,ge wo1!lu be Aoundsntly cub
stant1ated. Nc hal bccu declared thrtF fus f"E
mat;r years. Tic crisis OF the national tlle Wis
IT h;'lti. l!ls Conservative aud l!ca:;Iui,arY
friends wero friends no longcr: His Liberal NJ.
sersafies ot old Eava hlm Their ilusns; nnI by
ii1cF help ho established the German E,npire.
Because @ tnsy refused a,s,s. financial 'ndcacnl-
ence to which no EuG1lshInun ca! hO'll nty Eun
st1lutiona Government to 10 e,ltitlc,l, no has
abruptly quilted them. flu has turned, With nn
oster farewell thau u series pf taunts. IT, tho |
politicians who huted the Enp1re from It's origin. |
as,.l rho fought to The death agnst the measures
by which the l'rinco designed 10 consolidate IL.
t,r!ngs against the Chanccllor goes, howcycr,
beyond thc mere personal grievance. lnI,plrcyes
he Ia worse thai, u1tgrntcful; ho has embarked |
Oh an enterprise which must iniuru tie lnity ho
and they havu ulwnys cherished. They sec s,t,l
as he saw formerly, In tie Clerical u,,A Sel,a-
, 1879-08-04

DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. a-On tho 18th, 10th,
M.h, ut,d 3lst Of Auguat the Illinois Young
Men's Christian Association will hold their annual
convention In this city. Thu State ". C, r., u:
Will ulso huld Il convention here, eoutmcuctll.
Sept. II. both conventions PROMISE to La very
largely attended,
, 1879-08-04
1'E131:S'r19IANfaM.
Ftlsr}df D{SEk1fnh IN yAk Tr}A&tas y

<ptcidt DEtpa!ca 10 1A< Tssau1s
ELooNIsdTos, Iii, Aug. 8.-The score At tha
close of the soyenty.asc-hour xo.as.yuu.plca,e
pedestrian contest lust nieht stood: tcraghty,
:!513: fon Egtdy, 2ls; Rugs, go: Gossman, l6a
All the contestants arc In good condition and
spfrlts. financially considered, tho walking.
match was u aUcccs1.
, 1879-08-04

At &heao signs nud poftcns confirm IA in hin belief
TINT tho cnd Of The world !s Al hnut an when only
shteo days ngu ho send ahe morning pnpors mud
fund that M rcorour ank .scyotod Mnssaehusctts
,nnaocnr tlal cml,azznd Sill QUO, ho was "a tesrf-
b'y ngtac'l tlnt she doctors told ~ tbat ann'ler
toason."
"nnt, madame" ..td tho editor, ''rhat ,,ns
: ~ viii tcil you. sho continued. III hare ju,t
learned that nesa' '' esan @ s"essa BY tho . poso
ss,na ho ow r. ~ m ex n"<.
pers Now when y. ,ees % tho p.pcr. m Ia. .1 morrow Nv
and hna. TINT nGbody has had an additional head
erected upon lin by the police. 10 wilt kuuw TINT
atop dead or hssomo rasns % ,nanus whch sh I',II viii
..l,at, I NV a' .est ,aay ,a,a ,ho oa,to, .w,,,
do you want n,y 10 DO II tho @ n.tter," tu s ~'A'
''twIlt loll you." sau sa!,l. III did think o,
hiring policeman to club .o,ue1oay. Offering him
my p'1ss md thls diamond bracelet It. hs would,
but DID, o' t'Is tat th'' would ns strictly rah.
t ,n'sn. have SONG poor s1rssare', .n!ooa upon ny
iudy Now ,r want ya ~ ss "r "no .aI NJ sonr
rsnor,cr. IN wrI,. nm .n,s .hnt % ,",',a @ ~ ,s".
policeman' = mhkc 1t h1ce and b'ulat.-anh put It
in to-norrows paper, md every night when no.
body hns ,,een cuble 10 int III autacr story like
nv naor nv ~ aus .a' n ,"' s,ss u
.,f 49, IT,. M ,.s psen ps'sa' III,
whfphy l'ocfallY Tor lilo sctSlcc, AND you VII! saYe
my poor dear fathers lltc. 0, sir. wont you do
III"
4. IL. d.,
A. tnls moment tale once. BOY entered WIN 'ho
them, and Ills faco rhtcd IN with genuine and ul,.
s.IAuh tov \. In cr;oS .srnIm voursc1f nv ttcor
' ~. ~ ~ ~ ' n, III ~, f,n,
5oueR taasi ea41 SouFsol'. Inv wv 1'""~i Ms*"
twenty -four hours. Flvo horrlbte cascs Of club
HUG y no1icomr nrn rop,,re,l 10. nir,,t md m nm.
lna,vn ~ 'un ha" hcna funI m srsona axon".
kne"a h,an haa oeon tuul'u o1 eeeooa asenno
with his head inas!tod to jolly"
''Thank lteasen!' exclaimed The beautiful gEr1,
W., ho .rnro,3 n ryn. '
9eto 7P"'ea'' - "s'
A YOUNG jnw.stuflcnt In the WOst Division
~ 'u"eh 1ssasssa ~ ~. ,..'.. W "ehs'e'7
rival VINO haa anceeeae" ~ A''enathR u cons'dcf-
Abe percentage Of ha THE young law. .atudenttAl
plrl's ofIrctipns Tho lcart1ees riynt tn hf1oer
th,r I'm i. eu,, hcttrr 1ootIno nrd ,ho vo,, fs,s
nn' .'a, w 10 s.,..,s N ns' ~" ',u 5oH"s IN"
ssuduns has consequently been at oas to decide
upon course Of actlon for his rcprcssIun. Ia his
pcrplcxlty 1t has occurred to him that komo 1epa1
nrtlnn r,t1hr la taken, beore In bea ,rorrrns =
49,. -. i.s,,t,,,, ,vhs., "s,, -. no '.,
shortly II tho Judge signs 1t, hs ltl1cnltcs, i,o
thinks. aro nj M ond, 4 cupy or thlp intorcsi,nr
md novel legal documeat has been procured ty \
reporter VI fnE T"tnt'NE' and It ia herewith Sub.
, 1879-08-04

I Green Seal. I

HrAlhany LAP JoHrna, and Mrs, uradwcll's
LtQ0s Ne,es p}casu cory.
, 1879-08-04

"Denrnr to M than aWnns skies !" ase Gas.
wells slippery Flu I,o4euges fot coughs. Sold ia
Chicago ny Buck u Ratnef.
, 1879-08-04

HOW 70 USE lT-sEAMoN hT THE ltY, pIl.
WILLIAMSON.
Tile Rev. Dr.. Williamson, paRior Of tho Mlc1l-
gan Avenue hletl,od!st Church, preached last
evening about " Leisure, aud How to Use i.,''
taklug no text.
ile spoke irst al tl.c inpnstauce Of leisure, "a
1t wus curing our idIe ,nolncnta tllat SHINING WA
donr. Nlcu mra we1e employed Sutau soos
, 1879-08-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Knowles' Insect Powder Gun Is by sar tho bs.s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-25

Il is now announced Athat General
Grant is not going to Australia and that
h.a aas no intentionO of not coming home
until after the Republican,. National
Convention is held. A Washington
gentleman has received a letter from
hum. dated ON the road to Pekin. May
18th, in which he says he will arrive in
San Francisco about the LIST of October.
Possibly those who are training him for
a third term had not advised him to go
to Australia at the time he was on the
road to Pekin, and the next mail may
bring news. of his being on the way to
the antipodes, 1t is very evident that
his trainers do not expect him home in
trio months or they would be prspar-
ing to give him a grand reception upon
his arElyed in Saa Francisco
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-25

Miss Bowden did not deem it prudent
to reject William Flater's offer of ma. :
rage on the spot, because they were
riding on a lonely road near Omaha,
and he said that he would kill her if
she refused to go straightway with him
to a clergyman but as soon as they
reached the city she called out for help,
and man took her away from. her in-
petuous lover. Flater chased and shot
her, the bullet going through her body,
but not making mortal wound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-25

Mrs. Edlpiasten, of Clinton, ILL.,,
invoke in the night and saw several
u,sn handing her daughter out of a
N411dpw. The mother screamed, where
ayon. the men dropped their burden
sad ran away. The girl says that she
~as being stolen, but she fails to ex-
plain,why she made no resistance, and
IL ~ thought, that. the affair was an
ssaYoass.a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-25

WINNEsuCcA, NEVADA,
MILLINERS AND DRESSM.AkERS.
Fancy Goods, Straw and Felt Goods, Ribbons,
Lace. Fre-lch Flowers, and all kinds Of No-
mems and Chidren's Wear. Latest styles
Are now receiving their New Stock, which is
the largest, cheag,eSt and most fashionable
ever offered to the people OF Humboldt
county.
They have secured the services OF a French Lady
who a first-ciass Milliner, and all work in
that line viii be done in the latest and most
fashionable style.
AGENT for Mime. Demorest's Reliable Pattern
and Fashion Books. subscriptions received
fsr Denlefot's Monthly MAGAZINE.
MRS J. II. BROWN co.
winnernucca, Nevada feh. II, 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-25
FOR. SALE.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

PARADISE VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Huraholttcounty, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board of directors, held oRthe 18th day OF
July, 1870, an assessment (No. y OF Twenty-Five
800 Censs per share, was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold csin, to the Sec
rotary, at the office Of the Corspany, Room IL,
Safe Deposit iBolding, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the E!GHTEE.STH QSth)
day OF AUGUST, 1879, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on Monday,
the Eighth (oth) day Of September, 1879, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of SALE BY order
OF the Board Of Directors.
WM. LET'S OLIVER, Secretary.
0FPIcE-32s Montgomery street, Room i3 San
Francisco, California jy17
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WANTED.

Ok Transfers, good men. VIII NM Mup sso2
Anply Immediately to ?. r. Brougham atthe
Post or Ferd Ried, Winnemucca.
A responsible man is also wanted 70 coner 'aeo
for cutting and putting up 400 tons oil nay, zyo
tons TO be stacked, and 200 tons to pc oaleu;
All implements and machinery for cutting anu ~
oxen for baling press The machinery Is IN per
feet order, the hay press being Retaiama NO.
2 press. .bova IN
For further particulars apply as aDoVe-'o
F. P. Brougham or Ferd. Reid =.
June 10, 1879.
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The Idaho Statesman, published at
Boise City, idaho, has entered upon Its
sixteenth volume. 1t is bright, newsy
sheet, and untiring in its efforts to at
tract immigration to Idaho and to get
Brayman removed from the Governor
ship of the Territory.
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POLITICAL INCONSISTENCIES.

1t is amusing at this distance, to see
the inconsistencies of the California
press and politicians. Those who are
making war against Glenn, in the inter
est of the corporations, change their
tactics as the chameleon does it's hues,
with every motion. Glenn received the
nomination for Governor from the New
Constitution. party and accepted it..
Subsequently he was nominated by the
Democrats for the same Office, though
the Convention was fully aware Of, the
fact that he had accepted the NOM
nation from another party.
Glenn promised to support. the New
Constitution ticket, from top to
bottom. This declaration was made
the pretext for a howl against him from
the corporation Democrats, who charged
that he was no longer meinber of. the
Democratic party, and that his name
ought to be stricken from the ticket.
The corporation Republicans took up
this cry and echoed it through each and
all of their newspaper organs. They
asserted that Glenn, having pledged his
support to the New Constitution ticket,
was no longer Democrat and ridieuled
the idea Of Democrats supporting him..
The question of his removal from the
Democratic ticket was agltated by
the corporation claguers Of all parties,
aud meeting of the Democratic State
Central Com nittee was called for the
express purpose of considering it.,
Glenn stood exactly insthe same. posi-
ton he occupied when he was nnminat-
ted by the Democratic convention, YETI
strange to say, about one-fifth OF. the
members of the Committee voted in
favor of taking his name off the ticket.
The majority, however, did not wear
the corporation collar, and Glenn re-
mains the nominee of the Democratic
party. for Governor Of California.
Now the organs have changed their
tune, and loudly proclaim that Glenn.
whom they accused week ago of not
being Democrat, because he is pledged
60 support the New Constitution ticket,
Is, an unreconstrncted rebel, a. Bourbon,
and that if elected he will favor the
secession of California from the Union.
They charge in one sentence that the
New Constitution party should be de-
fea5ed, because Its success will retard
the, development of the State, by re-
atricting corporations and imposing
eneroUs burdens on large Land owners,
snd i'll the next picture Glenn as a
nonopolist, because he owns and cult
yates one of the largest farms in the
State. He purchased the land with his
own means, not, to speculate on, as
many OF his opponents have done, but
u cultivate. He giyes employment to
hundreds of men, not.one of whom is a
Chinaman, and pays taxes in proportion
to small farmers, as his land is under
civilizations; but, because he does this
and does not, like the corporations,
which received their lands from the
Government, and the monopolists, who
have boughtlarge tracts at low prices,
and hold it i'll. It's. wild state at high
prices. he is deemed unfit aud unsafe to
be Gevernorsef California,