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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
TNRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Daniel Cady Ia
the undersigned Trustee, dated the 18th day Of May
1873, and recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
oil Trust Book No. 10, page cas-, 1 viii on
THURSDAY, the SOth day Of January, A. D. 1879,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. OF said day, al the front
d10r 81 the Court House Of Ohio county, In the city
Of wheeling, sell at public auction tho following de-
srrbed real eltAte that 70 say; The west half u lot
numbered one hundred and seventy li70), being o.
the north side Of and bounding on Seventeenth street
l9d Zane street, in the city 81 Wheeling, county u
Ohio and State Of West Virginia. being thirty feet 10
front and one hundred and twenty (i20) feet back.
Excepting from the RbOye described property the
north thlFtYthree 1857 feet heretofore conveyed by
Daniel Cady and wife 10 Mary Jane Cady wife o.
Al0nIo Cady, by deed dated the l4th day q April,
1870 and recorded 10 the Office Of the Clerk oil the
County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. 65,
page I9s.
fKRHs OF SALE-One-hali or rs much more Of the
purchase money as the purchaser may elect to pay, In
cash. and the residue N slr aud twelve months IRON
the day o. ale the purchaser To give bis notes secured
BY deed Of trust on said property, for the said de-
fsFred lDStAllments, payable sx and twelve months
respectively from the day Of SALE with interest from
said day. ..,,,,
w, II. HALLRR AueiioUeer, de2S
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est past due on the valid consolidation
debt Of the State" This act provides that
the State Treasurer shall receive from the
unpaid COUPONS "a and interest a Ordeps s d S
prior 70 January !, 1879, aud the CONSOLE
dalton bonds and certificates Of stock d.
sued under the consolidation net, which
are recognized as valid, and 10 give in lieu
thereof coupon bonds or certificates equal
In amount 70 the face value Of the coupons
Or interest orders so surrendered. The
third act 10 IAN act 10 amend an act TO
provide for the settlement Of the unfunded
debt Of the State, incurred before the let
Of November, lS76.n This act continues
In force Commissioner Colts court until
December, 1879, and gives that officer
s, 400 per anr uin for his services.
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The NOW Gorernor or Mnine

From the Boston Herald.
Or, Alonzo Garcelon is Democrat Of
the olatashiQnea style. pr, GRreelop is a
tall, spare, sober.lookiUg man Of R5 years.
He is native Of Lewiston, where he now
resides, After graduating at Bowdoin
College IN 1890, he studied for tho meli.
cal profession at the Ohio Medical College,
where he completed his preparatory
studies in 1880. To hIsprofpssion the best
lahos Of his life hare been devoted, and
in it he has attained the highest standing,
He has been President of the Maine NIedi.
cal Society, Of which he was one OF the
founders, and during the war he held the
position Of Surgeon rsaeral. Ifs was
6ne Of the original Republicans, but left
the party at the time Of the Impeachment
| 9f Andrew johnson, and has since been a
Democratic eanEaiiiate iGE GanSFess, and
enjoyed other hoHpFs at is hands. He
has served his native city as Alderman
and Mayor, and has represented Il in the
Legislature. AS q business man he stands
high, 9ga no ono in the community where
he resides possesses more Oh theponiaenoe
OF his fellow-citizens as plain, practical,
sagacious, everyday man. During last
summers campaign DR.. Garcelon took q
very DECIDED position in favor Of hard
money.
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10. Aehesen 4 CO.

This enterprising and successful grain
firm commences the new year under ypFy
tayoFahly auspices, Mr., selby Jones, Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, hRs removed
here and BECAME associated with Mr.
Acheson In the grain business, bringing
with him large capital and a long ex'
perienee. With their increased fscilitie,
and well known energy, MeSEFS, AphSsor
4 Co.. will continue to rank with tie mos
extensive and successful Of our grain com
mission observation-disclosures Cfty Price Cur
lnfNl..
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The peet % saath Caroliaa,

VN10IVs5Vu To- VI NuNb'
Three acts we're passed at the recent
session Of tho Legislature relating Ia tho
public debt. The first Of these Is IAN act
to extend the time for funding tho IN.
questionable debt Of the statp,r and its
effect Is simply to continue the funding Of
antp.hellum securities, as authorized by
tho consolidation RVt Of 1878, with tho I'M.
portant difference that tho Interest must
DO funded up to July ]. 1870, instead Of
up to January ], 1874, The second Is An
IRPt to provide for the funding Of theintCr
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TRUSTE E,S SALE OF VALUABI I

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE-
Tho undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of a Deed oil
Trust executed 70 him on The 9th day Of November,
1876, by Martin L. Hill and Clam G. Ill., aud On 70
cord In Deed Of trust Book No. u on page 49, 10 the
office Of the Clerk Of The County Court Of Ohio COUNTY
West Virginia, will on
SATURDAY, February Sth, 1879,
At 10 ocOk Of front door o. the Court House
Of Ohio county proceed 70 sell public auction to the
highest bidder the following auable real estate, To-
said Clara C. HILL conveyed BY Iaid deed q trEGt, In
and to the three undivided ninth parts Of the rRets q
land In Ohio sOunty heretofore conveyed TO jesse
Wells now deceaseI BY John Faweett Is executor oil
the last will and tesanent Of james Pemberton de-
Deed Book No. 20 on pages lls aqd 10 ihe othse q
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wat
Va, being Two tracts ons Of go Anrs and tho btheT o.
9Jk acres and reereuce 10 here made V that deed toE
the description Of the same From these uDQtS OIL
land one hundred and sI1ty.nioe Gcres and twenty;
land heretofore conveyed By tho said jesse Wells 10 A.
J.wIlson BY deed 70 which rrieftneS y here made
for full description Of the am0 dated August 18TH
1855, Ia Decd Book No. V on page 2 In tho Otee d
the CLERK Of the County Court q Ohio eoaIty Rest
Of the Iald ta0s Of land will be sold subject to the ex'
cPpton h0reu bNfOTe stated and also subject 10 the
lie estate therein Of cel!s Wells, widow Of the said
Jesse Wells, according. y the viii Of the said
Jese Wel deceased dgly p6eySS, 1 S EoGa, Vsl
In Ohio county, WOst Virginia.
TRRNs OF 5iLI.-The purchase money Will % r.;
quired 10 be paid 10 cash, seliInR Is trnStee, WIZ
only convey such title - Is vested IN ne ~ Tue nee
Of trust above mentioned though the tIH Is believed
to be good. ,, ,,oD,,,, 49,,
PFNpLEroN & PESpLEToS, Attorneys.
J. CHAMBERS HERvEY, AuctiOneer. janl
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNw0RKED,
i WELL-SEAS0NED
Wagon Materiais sc.

The undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, that
BY virtue OF The authority derived BY him from
Deed Of Trust made by William McNabb to him, dated
the 18th day Of May 1875 and now Of record 10 the
Clerks Oficeo tho County Court Of Ohio county West
VirEina, IN Book Of Deeds Of Trust and Mortgages
No. Z, At folio 4s5, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ sellat publc auction,
on the premises on Twentieth street, between Main
and Market Streets In the city o. Wheeling state Of
West Virginia. known Is MeNabbs Wagon shop, the
following personal property, to-wit:
Lot OF telloes assorted Sizes about 700 In lot lot
Of large cane cart spoes about 500 lot Of cane cart
Sp6Eas assorted Sizes about 500 Oh ieloes Tor front
wheels Of cane wagon; l46 cane cart locust hubs NOR
Used; IS small cane cart hubs mortsed about SOo 10.
Gus, hubs In the rough assorted sIes 2I0 hsht Two.
horse wagon hounds 100 hind for cane wagons
n iTcnt boundS for cane wagons Of tongue hounds
lid axle ads ud boards and holsters Tor Wages lOl
snail cSrt Shajls, II hickory Rxes about t0et
n oak plank and Gasntng - pieces Tor timber wheel
fonges: one tImSOr yhie SIlS tire, screws and bands;
Sne WbeS boxinH u,ncJine; oR lsfgP paint grinding
mill. 0ne nlAiioTtn scale. ono Yhet tenQnIpG ma.
chine: small lot Of palnt safe IL the oee Two eb Q!
blacksmith tools two bolt cutting Eacnlnes iot y
assorted bar iron In shop and one pair Of FheeS Aa
| axle Of athrec-wheeled cart,
AAAA' " 9AA JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
CALDWELL 1 CALDWELL, Attorneys.
| The aIpoye tale Is adjourned until SATURDAY
peeeaber 2i. a. D. ISIS. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ at same
p'5dSse;. JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The above ,als d adjourned until TUESDAY, jan
nnry m A. n. ls7p u 10 o'clock A. NJ q same place
dsa JOHN RQBERTs0N, Trustee:
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"IMust Lie pown and Dle.,

Tho following Is an extract from n letter
dated July q, 1871 to tho dlScoveror Of BE.
theSda Water. The writer Is the Rev. 7. b.
Fuller, =. D., D, G. L., Rector OF 81, Gregory's
Church, Toronto, AfcIldeacOn OF Niagara, etc.
etc: Tho writer at the ago Of sixty years, was
a victim OF Sacoharine diabetes. His physi.
clan said Ito use DR.. FullCr's worisi The
could do no more for inc than he had done !:
that my disease was inCurahle, and that |
must lie down and die" I'VE should state
here ea pdtathe1ts that our tOwnsman Joseph
Fleming Esq, is the solo aud O,lIy authorized
agent for this wonderful water for this State as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia. To re-
turn 10 Dr. Fuller: SIN four days" he writes
after taking the water, obtained relief, and
since that time | have taken no medicine, con.
suited no medical man, and preSume II l
could give myself reasonable rest, | would be
quite ,Wpll,'
Such testimony, from such source, should
indeed have convincing weight.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pamphlets mailed free.
PaICE-SO cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg, S. Oer hal f.bFErHl AIN nor horrol
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ptpFEl4IFRSFSa rus QE4Hps,
A New Scheme to Prevent Them From I'm
posing ON the Authorities.

posing ON the Authorities.
From the Reading Herald.
HighERY Commissioners Ruth and En-
Ter were in command OF a division Of
tramps this morning for the first time.
Generally at this season there are from
thirty to sixty homeless men who bunk in
the lodger's room every night, hut the note
OF warning in the Sunday Eagle that tramps
would be made to work to-day thipned
down the number to fifteen last night.
Without breakfast the men were taken
oAt on the .sIrepts tp-aay and we're put to
work clearing iee. from, tho cutters. The
men made no tornible opposition, hut
some OF them were very angry. They
thought the city should provide breakfast
for them, If nothing more. A number Of
traRPs who had Information rs ia tho
Highway CQmmittea's intentions, instead
OF registering at the Central Station, walk.
cd all the way oyer to the Almshouse, and
SeFp guests OF that institution all night.
the .tltteen men who were impressed into
SERVICE this morning will Undoubtedly
sound q blast Of warning to their follow
unfortlnates, and the consequence viii be,
the dodgers will give the Reading Station
House a wide berth.
soSO 0T THE TRANP.
l.. aAt IN lhp c9ld Earid,
opt In the StrGet,
Cleaning the cutters
And nothing to eat.
They pressed ING In service
And WORKED me iOsdRy,
They gave me no money
And sept l4eaway,
I'm Tired and hungry,
I'M CllaeilesS and cold
III fingers are frosted,
Ny limbs std and old,
Tn Willing 70 labor
u do EhatI can,
Iqt 1h1uld have my breakfast
For an = man.
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0ssssEsea' Balest.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF CHAPtINE
Il STREET RESIDENCE virtue Of deed q
trust made By Daniel Gushing and wife @ me, q
trustee dated February 1870 and recorded In hook
~ Folio ~ wy 0sr tot aale a. &c tsegt dcsr
FEBRUARY g. 1872 a 10o'ClO,k, 4. n, The following
described pTePfrty t6Wit Lot No i01 situated OF tho
west aide d Chapllnb street, between I'D and 28d
TRRAs OF sALE-One.lhlFd Tor u much more A
aurG In equal nSialmshis Ia IL, twelve aud eighIeen
months With interest at 8 per cent, The differed
properly lold aud an iusifanCe to the amount Of
S2,OOO iGr the boneat Of tbs trust.
s. ?. HILDRETH, Trustee.
WItEELiNo, January 8, 1879. ianS,iS,22,les
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
%. yirue Of deed Of trust made By Philip Grub
lST7 and recorded 10 he once d The Clerk Of tSs
COunIy Court q Ohio County, West yirsinla, 10
DEED Of Trust Book No. y, page ~, shall sell a
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, Il the front
door Of The Court House q aid county Ia the oily 81
Wheeling, on MI
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IIfu, 1870,
commencing At 10 o'clock a. ", certain portion OF
ot Of ground q that parcel Of land which was Oh he
Frank BY deed from \ B. BnshGsld 81 a. o recorded
" tho Rsc0FdeF ONCE Of Ohio county, West Wind.
nla n Deed Book No page 1906 tho portion or lot 70
beS0d, being bounded and described II follows Be
Bnnhg on the north aide Of the County Road ut the
north east SotnSr Of Charles sshgefiteser's l9s
eastern direction atty ;0 feet thGncenO rthWardly 70
Georges Run fOFty.hVG (I5l feet thence down sad run
hty Eco feet 70 sehwsrtiesets line, thence south.
feet 70 the place Of beginning
Terms Of Sale One half Of the purchase money,
o. a. much mOTeaS the purchaser may elect Ia hand
ali t.,
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x,ow IN STOCK sEEDLEss RAJ.
si$s y.'3S, I'l cSS. SSSi's III ri Einds Dried
Ircnch r SS iisSh, alsI the best PamliS Flour, At
south Wheeling 0roeet.
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Charles A. Johnston ct al.
By virtue Of 4 decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made Ia the above cause on the Goth day
Of November, 1873 will oheF at public sale nj the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, 10 the
city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of DeSemtSr, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A, NJ the north half 81 lot
No. 90, with the appuTtenanees thereuntO belonging,
Wheeling
TERNs OF sALE-one-fo or 20 much more Of
the purchase money the purchaser may elect to pay
cash. and the balance Of the purchase money In three
equal ilsAlmNntS q nine, eighteen and twsnty-seyen
months. The credit Inltallments Of the purchase
money TO bear interest from day Of sale aud 10 be
tridenced by pTomISaOTy notes With good personal
security. Title to 10 retained I'LL the lrtheF order Of
the Court
The above Iali lot frOuts 90 feet on Market street.
and has on Il 40 EXCELLENT tWO-story Brick Dwelling
House, being No. 23lS Market street.
7. !. HUGUS, Special Commissioner.
WV H. HALLRR, AuctIoneeT, no2S:Th
The above sale Is adjourned 10 SATURDAY, JAnt.
airy 1879 At 10 o'clock a. NJ at the front door Of
the Court House. Sale will take place thaa, TITLE
good, and property desirable.
desc T. ]. HUGUS Special CommIaIioneY.
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6rnesEE.

.-;11CEIyED TO.DAY-FRESIl DRESS
I(EOEh ~ ~. n,rk, ard Cjeese. AlaO, gftush
IL ID EhEac" WV CHRIST. BEN RENS,
Ballsi and EHN SGOl Jacob Street,
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PaICE-aO cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
Eeg, s. per lalf.bGFrel, $40 per barrel.
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Accom-. | Mall, EIPlss1

S ). AescMm0aGO0s-l4GT BelSiTS q IN
a., nt'aEsport h0o p. M; arrive, Al SteubenSills
az, ~ sNes Stedbenylle At $40 a. m; BriiRe.
Iisss ~ ~ "a arrives q BsaIrN Al sS 4 m.
ny q ~ NY Wet can b procured a Se fsSI
A.. FIR MYERS,
oeoeral Passenger and Ticket Agent
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PFSpLEroN & PESpLEToS, Attorneys.
J, CHAMBERS HERvET, AuctiOneer. ianl
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agatsua,aia1.
RANK 0F THE OHIO VALLEY.

WV" NJ oVtSsVADi Ftes. W. d slAfsoAI Nce %
Money reCeiVed on deposit.
Interest paid on special deposits.
A genetal Banking BuslneSi conducted with prompt.
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General S,.a, AGENT Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and

w JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Fragment of That Bonanza.

A year or two ago the Eureka Senti-
mel published a glowing report of bo-
nanza, Of gold and silver ore, which fell
from the heavens at the foot of the
Base Range, and which Humboldt
miner claimed as his property, as he al
legged it was blown from mountain
west of Winnemucca by a charge of
giant powder. Now the Eureka Leader
says that James Marsh, of Huntington
Valley, has brought to town specimen
of the find 1t is hard, dark colored
metallic substance, and when scraped
by knife reveals a bright lead-coiored
interior, but much harder than lead
The surface is indented with concentric
rings, evidently given by its rapid
whirling motion through the air. The
specimen is quite a curiosity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Astenishing huccess.

1t is the duty of every person who
has used Boschee's German Syrnp TO
let its wonderful qualities be known to
their friends in curing consumption,
severe coughs, Group, asthma, pneumo-
mia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person can use it without
immediate relief Three doses will re-
lieve any case and we consider it the
duty of al druggists to recommend it
TO the poor dying consulnptive, at least
to try one bottle, as 10000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year, aud no one
case where it failed was reported. Such
medicine as the German syrup cannot
be too widely known. Ask your drug
gist about it, Sample BOTTLES to try
sold at 10 cents. Regular size IS cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Great Run on Weli-kn0wn In.
Su(UfiOn.

The famous patent medicine ware
house OF Charles n. Ciittenton, No. 7
Sixth Avenue, New York, has recently
been subjected to an extraordinary
pressurez-the pressure Of crowds of
sufferers. from coughs and colds in
search Of Hales Honey of Horehound
and Tar, of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity of the arti-
Gle is boundless, and will last, for it is
built on the foundation of innumera-
bic. cures. Crittenton's establishment
might properly be called Saving
BauE, from the number it has been in
sttumental in saving from consumption.
Tiochial affections of every type vanish
under it's balmy and balsamic influence
with astonishing rapidity. Sold by all
druggists. Principal depot, Sixth
Avenue, New York. Ask for large
size, price 81, they are much the cheap
est.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by druggists
at 25c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Tiaies AT Tuscar0ra.

The Times-Review has the following:
People talk of dull times, and yet there
was never SO few idle men in the camp
as at the present time. The crop pros
pect in this end of the county was never
better than it is this season. There
was never SO much ore in sight iA the
mines as now. There is less talk about
going to other localities, but some peo-
pie can be satisfied under no circum-
stances, and every now and then they
say the camp has played out. Such is
not the fact. Business men in town
think there is marked Improvement
in all kinds Of business during the past
month. Ii the streets are quiet, and
few people are seen on them, it is be-
cause the men about town have no time
for loafing, they are employed in the
mines and mills.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and West s
Minstrels will give an entertainment in
Centennial Hall tonight. The troupe
consists Of fourteen persons. The Sac
ramento Record Union says: "It is
one of the best, if not the best, min
strel combination that has visited that
city since the good old days of the San
Francisco Ministries. Certainly if other
troupes have had one or two more bril-
liant lights, no troupe has been perva-
ded by such general excellence. The
entertainment given by the company
was chaste, rapid, fresh, and up to the
best minstrel standard. The vocal mu-
sic in the first part, while not up to the
highest levd established here by min
strels, was good and Thoroughly salts
flying to the audience. The four pro-
prietors are a host within themselves,
and in their specialties are, it may be
safely said, unsurpassed. The opening
was unique, and exposed some of the
business behind the scenes, initiating
the audience into the mysteries of
g backing up"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29

The Carson Tribune says the State
Board of Education, consisting of the
Governor, Superintendent of Public In
struction and Surveyor General, have
been examining new spelling books for
the public schools, and decided to adopt
the Pacific Coast series, for the public
schools of this State. They will be in
troduced at the beginning of the, Fall
term, on September first.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Rain and SNOW.

A shower of rain, barely sufficient to
lay the dust, fell in the valley along the
Humboldt this morninr. Considerable
snow fell in the mountains during the
night, and the snow line early this
morning extended clear down to the
valley. More rain would be very ac-
ceptable to everybody, but particularly
SO to farmers and stock men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Taxable Properly,

By Act Of the Legislature of this
State, all property of every kind and
nature, whatsoever, is subject to taxa
ton, except: First-Lands or property
owned by the United States, the State
OF Nevada, the county, city, or the
public schools. Second-Mortgages,-
mines and mining claims. Third
church property to the amount of
$1,000, and the property of widows and
orphans to the amount of 1000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
A Strange Kitten.

j. Z. Bannister has strange kitten
at his store, 1t is young lynx, which
is being nursed and sucked by do
mestic cat. The foster mother takes
kindly to the tufted-eared and bob
tailed founding and appears to think
more of it than she does OF her own
kittens, two of which are being raised
with the lynx.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Chasing the Free G0iner.

Sheriff Miller with squad of Indi-
ans, were, at last accounts, in hot pur-
suit of Frank Schalata, the alleged
counterfeiter, who jumped from a car
window at White Plains while being
taken to Carson, and escaped. The
Indians were put ON his trail at the
railroad and followed his tracks in the
direction of Pyramid Lake. 1t is
scarcely possible for him to evade his
pursuers any great length of time as
they know the country and he does not,
and it is probable that he has been cap
tured ere this.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Invited 10 Paradise.

The Winnemucca Dramatic Society
has received special and pressing invi-
tation to visit Paradise and entertain
the good people of that blissful region
for few evenings. Here is a splendid
opportunity for the "Stars' to shed
their lustre from the cloudless ornament
Of Kemler's new theatre, on apprecia-
tive observers. s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-29
Lack Erous the East.

James Sutherland, an old resident of
Humboldt, who has been east to Nova
Scotia visiting relatives, returned on
yesterdays express train, in excellent
health and spirits. He will remain
here a. few days and then leave for
Kern county, California, where he is
engaged in mining and owns payin !;
mines.