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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
Rroks Ms Neck.

Yesterday morning Q chinsmsn pass.
Ing up H street, Virginia, near where
the late Gre occurred, was observed BY
ofioer Underwood 10 stumble and fall
while going up some steps. A. hs
remained wonderfully qnist Tor an early
morning Gel, stisl. the Cfhcer approached
The son Of the Fiowery KINGDOM wal
dead. His Celeslisl n,ek had beer
broken by the downfall. Toe h.athsn
who assembled were astounded apd
could offer the officer no sssistanes'
After the dsiunet Coniucian was properly
plsnked, however. they supplied the
corpse With pretty papers to distract ih'
attention Of the devils who wire sup
posed to bs after bis soul. aud droppst
q dime or two with the papers will
which 10 pay Cbsron for ferryipg th'
dead over the nrry styx. Corops'
Brodsk ipqu-sted the case at 10 n. y
todsy-verdict accidental death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
Sharon Interviewed.

; SAN FalsoIsoo. December l2.-ssn.
ator Sharon. In q Published interview.
saId ths. he thinks the Republican eholos
for President will lie between Grant,
Blaine and Sherman. with the ehsnoss
10 favor Of the former. who Is his own
choice. As to bis (Sharou's) course on
the financial question hs says: Il shsll
favor very decidedly the double STANDARD
and . gradual retirement OF greenb icks.
Ia easr OF q iorrigu war mere promises
Of the Government to psy have no value
whatever. They certainly cannot BE-
considered q source Of national wealth,
having only . prospective value. Gold
and silver are the only circulating me.
diums that have q universal value In the
markets Of the world"
He thinks there is little doubt about
Californis going Republican ct the Prssi.
Dental election. particularly II Grant
should be the nominee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
Regular Meesins Last Evssisg-De.
nasioss to shs Cabisst-fair HAT.
tiers. Etc.

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
held . regular meeting at their hall, B
street, Virginia, last evening. President
Taylor in the Chair. The minutes Of
the last regular meeting were read and
approved.
Tho Committee on Membership re-
ported favorably on the application Of
Robert Wilkinson Bollrn OF Carson. to
become = member Of the Society, aud be
was duly elected. He arrived on the
coast July a.. 1850.
The following donations to the cab
met, received since last meeting, were
reported by the Librarian:
r. r. Hackett OF Daytou-Patentt trap
and gun for catching game. This 10 q
continuance patented IN 1854 at Hart.
ford, Connecticut. It consists Ut two
parallel gun barrels close together and
arranged With locks and cap tubes. Be.
tween these runs an iron rod, and In
front OF the muzzlss 10 . barb d cou.
t~rivancs for holdiust the bait. When the.
animal s,ix-s the bait both gun barrels
arc discharged and at the same time the
bsrbs fy apart and az themselves into
the mouth OF ths beast, holding II fast.
Should the gus miss frs or alma
thing not likely to occur-these barbs
will nevertheless capture the game.
W. Hy Dosns OF Gold Hill-A root
! from his Monumental ranch which 70.
semblrs the head and horns OF Q noun.
tain sherp and 10 kuotty and solid
enough Tor . battsrins rsu-avery curl
Gus growth.
The donations were accepted and the
usual vote OF thanks tend, red the donors.
Under the head OF Good Of the 30.
cisty the "0ld Boys" had quite y jolly
time talking over the matters OF the fair.
The committee reported that the net
proceeds had not yet been uscertaln.d.
a. some bills we've still outstanding. The
amount rallied would. however. be In
The psIghborbood OF $1,000. The mem.
bers testified, one aud all, to their apPrs-
| citation Of the efforts Of the ladies 10
their behalf, and the Society felt CRATE.
iul toward all who had 10 any way
helped the fair along. Finally Secretary
Storsr was appointed . .oommittss to
draw up and present for adoption at tbs
next meeting suitable resolutions Of
acknowledgement aud thanks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
soms,sl.E .bou, HSiId.y Presents.

Now that the holidays are ct hand,
people are beginning to search shop
windows and look ct displays Of all
kinds 10 the hope Of finding just what
10 wanted for the children. or for some
relative or friend. or for al these. A
good book IL something useful. and or.
nsmsntai az we'll. II 10 . friend and
can DO used at will. and thrown down
Without complaint. A ans picture 10 q
thing OF beauty which may DO . jny for
aver, while at the same time It refn.s,
soit.ns, benefits. I. child 10 to BE- the
recipient, q beautiful toy costs no more
than an ugly one and may make an I'm
preston which will last through lie. A
very ane stock OF all these and . thou
sand other things just fitted for holiday
gifts can b. found at the bookstore Of +.
Boeglr, 4s South @ street. Virginia: he
has besides fancy goods and Playthinss
aud. In fact. anything you want, Look
at his big advertisement 10 another col
umu and then call on him and look bis
stock over. Ten to M you will ind
Just what you want.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

An electrician OF Virginia asserts that
the engines on the Comstock. In the
mere 40. Of running. generate sufficient
electricity to not only light all the milne.
bat also The whole town. provided said
engines were 20 insulated that the cleo.
tricity could ba stored up and utilised.
Bars Of steel In the shape Of . letter
Z and ready to Be fashioned into rock
drills have been introduced on the Com.
stock, and not only save the mining
blscksmi,hs much work, bat make better
drills than the old ones.
TuoxAs wALIAcx has decided TO the
America Mining Company. In consider.
alton Of 7,lAo shares Of the capital stock
OF the company, the claim known - the
Modoo Chief.
No F,.ua.-Hsrruann viii use no
pistols q. The matinee Saturday. and
there will b no airing or noises. nor
anything to brighten The utls onss OF
the ladies.
The face Of the south drift In the
Deopby mine, Floxsry District, 70 n
quarts carrying nueh mineral sad assay.
n tssa ~ " ~ Pc tss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
CON0kKSsIONAL.
A0nat0.

oouato
WARRINGTON, Decsmber 1l.-Allison.
from the Committee on Indian Affairs.
reported With two amendments the join.
resolution that the Secretary Of the In.
terror be authorised, through Q Com.
mission Of persons to bs appointed BY
the President, to negotiate With the Ute
Indians for their removal from Colorado.
Allison stated that owing to the fact that
the Utes would DO In Washington during
the recess. IL vas important that tbs
resolution 10 passed.
The resolution, amended by o pro.
vision that the Utss shall not b. sattled
In Iudisn Territory, was adopted.
Plumb introduced q bill sxemptiuR
deposits In bank under $4,000 from tax.
alton.
I, was resolved that when the Senate
adjourned today It b. until Monday.
Ilsu.s.
Bsllsr. from the Committee on Ap.
propristions, reported the Fertilization
bill. approprisiipg $a75. 900. Ordered
printed and reoommiurd. He gave no.
lice that be would report 4. back to.mor.
row morning and ask its cousid, ration.
McCord, from the Committee on
Manufactures. reported back . joint
resolution proposing 20 amendment to
the Constitution relative to trade. marks.
Ordered printed aud recommitted.
Aoklin introduced o bill authorizing the
appointment by the President Of . com.
mission Of engineers to examine the
surveys ofths contemplated canal across
the Isthmus OF Panama. Referred.
Shelly offered q resolution for the ap.
pointmsnt OF Q select committee to In.
vestieats the cause Of tho negro exodus
from the South, and 10 report such
measures q tbs sxisency may require.
Referred.
The Invalid Pension Appropriation
bill was reported. Ordered printed aud
rrcommittsd. II appropris,es SIS. AGO..
00o-about s3.000.0 900 more than last
ysay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
RncaH ZIP

TIE r,er II 70 10 dJrmans. ard avoid . tain Of
svtis which NUT otherwise snsus. Among
An'i bilious medicines noas rank % high -
H~stater's steuseh Buffers. Il speedily ban
,shss thoss pains In the region Of The affected
sroan. the ,siiowness Of the kin. taasss. wr'
use and lies headache, which s.send . bilious
sftsck. 4 bIloas saolses, after . bhst eoufss
m 10 thai fis tongue 10 no lorssr fufrsd In the
NORMA 2. HE bf,aih IL grown swsstsr, Q nan
ord inexpliesoio sensa iots no LONGER oak
his life 1.issfsols. his bowsls have acquired
The stssolness OF Q well regulated piece OF
Rsehapism. and be can cat With . hearty ape
uts and Q cd disesian- 10 IL oscsuse the
Bittsrs sssa.ts nature In her Efforts 20 brit Q
bach the disordsrsd liver and bowels 70 their
sormal condition. that 10 sSeomplishss sueh
AnASkabls eur.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
rag DEArH RAT. or

Our soanuy 10 getting TO b. f~ssrfuily alarming.
shs average Of life eeisg ies<nsd svsry year.
uitAear any rsssopss!s esass. dssth r~ssui'ins
ssssrsiiy from the uost insisniaesns origin
a. this season Of the yesr especially. . cold IL
such 4 oomnon hing h 1t In the hurry Of svery
DAY he vs are spt 10 ovrrio I the dAnssrs 1t.
Sea ding q aud o. en- nsd to, late. IDA ssvst
4 a fhe n lives il thu. vsv every winter. while
Ia BosaA1ss 0smss Sv,v sexn taken. 2 eure
woaId h.vs fv.ul 81. ana . iafge oui u9m :
aootor BEEN avoided. Fer all d's'sses Of the
Threat snc Lunss. BcseASS 0srrsdS Strvp nas
find IN medicine. Every Iruggt.t In this
copntY will tell you y is wo.dsftut tuset.
Over $4,000 bottles cold hst yesf wifhons .
ainsa failurO knovp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
,,,p~rsur~. Last Evsssss.

Mrs. Sessions. T r Fleming. D " xcIn.
sesh. p II MCGOWAN. J A Brumsey. PA
Humbert. p Humbsrt, Jr. re Drake. W
Murphy. u c Laks. D Bennetts. George
Tromlitz, W 0lsnson. wv Ellison. Mrs.
johnson. Miss J Moran. Mrs Nayaeld
and son. Al xehsn, Miss Mshan. Mrs A
Leonard. Mrs K Duffy. Lizzie Currsn. Z
Farrell. Miss Z Heidenrieh. 7 II Oman
W II Perry. Miss A Morrison. O c Batter
man and wife. Niss Z Flick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
raK WORD -..sozopONr,r

wiki hss already become . aoasshold word. 10
s.nvsd from the 0rs.k and composed Of tvo
weras, $3.50 sed odont<s. $4,000" translated,
mans to prsservs. and "otontes" the t<sth-
~soxopoSr~ . peessrvsr OF the teeth. And is
- trus IN Il, name. 10 beauties and pressrvss
o. tech. hafdsus and invigorstes the gums
"a eorrvcts ali impurities Of the e'ss'h. Tns
sdos ef this pure prvpsrstion 10 % dsiighuul
shas 70 10 Iaxuryto spplst .. hisas hsrmief
n vstsr. YolI b. drusslsts and psriumsn. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
Arss,.,. ss,s nsr.s.s.

Thos Hall. W Dickens. A Ash. J Coo. J
Dussn, O II Goodwin. J A Johnson. Capt
= @ Lord. J p Smith. o p Willis. d.
o'Hnra, P Ward. A Mayer. Up Kelly. J
Combs, q q Roberts. Mrs. J = Moody. JB
lallon, Kats Cahill. 7 L Lyons. W Nc
Dee and wife. II v Gates and family. Aiss
Sophie Williams. u Balding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
WEIR Bopr.-Not q, few mini

A WEST Bopr.-Hot . few mining
men still Insist that the main ore body
Of the Sierra Nevada lies to the west Of
anything yet found and want to See the
county explored In that direction. Co.
Oar Hill liss 10 the west Of al the prs
en- rorks, and this. from top to bottom.
ia.s nst-xssk u eeld-bsasins quarts
vv3as.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
q n. GALLUP.

a. n. oAllu,. opposite N Bsak q oaitsos
OK. oo,d mn. sssps eoonantiy On . "
-. brs,dss e Imported c1on. choice BIT
-. N nods Of ehsstng tobacco. mssf.
sSSsan plpsa. sdbooa eoon no stsaoo:y 2.
0S.~/si IN hi,da. sp08D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

There are street reports to the effect
that the joiut Union and Mexican wipss
bad cut into fair grade orc at q depth Of
225 feet.
The following letter 10 held In the
Postoeaes for better addrus: Felix Muir.
ray. No. $50 Jessie street, City. Cal.
Stables.
A letter 10 held for postage In the
Postofios for Myrou T. osgood. Bodis.
Mono county, California.
There 10 . message at the Western
Union Telegraph oHics for ]. p. Metz
GER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

si.sss ~ PROFITS IN 70 DAYA-
Whist $40 aid In wall street on the mntnai
sAsssy plan. Pamphlets sspiainirs svsrJthins.
9TH two unerrins rules for success. sent me-.
-, eus omsrs In all pare Of tbs country .rs
S.hd,.a larss prudts svrrv moth. Ssnd for
HsmoAiss. address stnfsoS D Co.. % IL.
SSsnss Pace, New ,osh. EN-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
DEATH OF JULIA MINDS.
co,c.usros or rms coaonks's
INQUEST.

ressimesy 81 shs Physieiass whs
Maie shs Pest Aertesn kxa0iss'
tiss-vsrates sf the Jury, "Dsssh
From Aborsioa."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12

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sEPOsr.
oan Hraneiscs Beard.

LAST EvryiSo.
i7o Raymond & Ely. Toe
60 Eureka Con-. Is. 1ss
10 Jackson, 81
so Belmont.
$50 x X Con-, 4, 81
400 Gila, zoe
IS Northern Belle. 81. 6S
$50 Grand Prize. $50
$40 Argenta. l. l %
800 Navajo. SOC
7s0 Endowment, 73c
$40 Independence, s5c. SOC. ! 10
200 Star. 400
356 Belle Isle. IN
1910 Day. 65c. 73c
Gas Hiilside. I 05. l ID
rs Paradise. Toe. $50
500 Real del Monte. l ~
$50 Albion. $50
800 Wales, 81, 3lS
90 Nj. Diablo. liz
ITO Bodie. 81. 81
go Bschtsl. ~, 10
SIS Tioga, II. 80
30 NcClinton. $50
Ito summit. COO, 800
900 Bulwer. Q. 81
323 Syndicate. ~. ! Is
7so ooodshaw. Toe. lse
$50 Concordia. loo
$50 Oriental. $50
ls5 Bslvidsrs. SJc. 300
$50 Bisekhsvk. aSe
100 Booker Con-. $50
100 Richer. 80
ia Mono. 4
60 Con. Pacific. ~
1850 U~uiversity. aoe. ass
l2s Jupiter.
rs Dudley. 500
$50 South Bulwer. 500
SEQ Addspds. 500
leo Noondsy. 8 90. SIS
$40 North MONDAY.
40 Mammoth. So
900 Boston Con-. IN
sos Martin White. !. goo
500 ALAa. 2so
TOO Tiptop. 2. IN
rs Csedonla tBlaek HULA. ~. > Il
$50 Golden Terra. ioH
TINS MORNING.
$40 ophir. 2ox. 81. 2tS
TOO Mexican. 10. l9S. isk
3ls Gould 4 Curry. ~
rs Best 4 Bsleher. llk
$50 C~siisorniA. s so. 30
las Savage. g.. o.
lao Con. Virginia. 4 20. 4 ID
50 Chollsr. eS. on
40 Potosi, 81
las Hale 4 Norcross, 81. ~
loo Grown Point. l IS. IN
as Yellow Jacket, 81. 10. 81
$40 Imperial. SOC. $50
20 Kentuck.S
so Alpha. So
$50 Bslcher. ~, IS
100 Confidence.
sis Sierra Nevada. 70. a. TN. ~
20 Utah. In. III
$50 Bullion. &.&l0
$50 E,chequsr. .. 81. 81. 60
$50 overman. <S,4S
400 Justice. ~, IS
$50 Union Con-. 46. &sh. As<
$50 Alta. Q 20. 81
$50 Lady Bryan. Sc. SOC
his Julia. I. $50
So, caisdouis. 1 20. II. I 20
$40 silver Hill. Csc. !. 900
10 Challenge.
lss New York. Sc
500 Occidental. I, goo
100 Phil. Sheridan. Csc
$50 Lady Washington Con-. 900. 900
32o Andes. $50
LOO Ward. I 10
32s Scorpion. Q Is
l20 Levisthan. 500
$50 B. nton Con-. I 70. II
SIS Golden Gate. ! IS
700 Con. Dorado, ! 20
800 Iiowery. loo
200 North BONANZA. Soc
1850 xacksy. loo
400 Mountain View. ~. l Is. l 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The o'Brlen Estate.

pso,.I TO TN GOLD n,lI DALI nvs.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

Are you a despondent sufferer from
sick headache, habitual costiveness,
palpitation of the heart? Have you
dizziness of the head. Is your nervous
system depressed? Does your blood
circulate badly? Have you cough?
Low spirits? Coming up of the food
after eating, etc, etc? All. of these
and much more are the direct results
of dyspepsia, liver complaint and indi-
gestion. Green's August Flower is be
acknowledged by all druggists to now
positive cure. $4,000 bottles were
given away in the u. s. through drug
gists to the people asatrial. Two doses
will satisfy any person of its wonderful
quality in curing all forms of indiges-
ton. Sample bottles l0cts. Regular
size 75cts. Sold positively by all first
class druggists in the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

Senator Booth, of California, in
speech in the United States Senate,
scored numerically Honest John Sher-
man, Secretary of the Treasury, and
candidate for Governor of Ohio and
President Of the United States. Sher-
man wrote letter to Bayard opposing
Booths action on a bill to issue in pay
ment of pension arrearages the $40, OOO,-
600 of legal tender notes now, and for
some time past, sept a. a special fund
in the Treasury FOE the redemption of
fractional currency. As the fractional
currency was called in for redemption
long since, it is supposed that what has
not. been redeemed has been destroyed,
and that there is no necessity for keep
ing this special fund to redeem what
will never ba presented. Sherman,
however, is opposed to the payment Of.
pensions from this special fund, and
said it is better that any deficiency in
the revenues be met by the issue of
bonds, rather than by indirection to in
fate the currency. Booth pointed out
that at the time Sherman penned the
paragraph the House had passed the
bill to which he objected. He said,
nothing in the estimation of our Sec
rotary lis so honorable, so open and SO
desirable as the. issue of bonds.
Having gained for himself the credit of
placing part of the Indebtedness of
the nation in four-per-cent. bonds, he
seemed to have entered into partner
ship with Wall street to impress upon
the people the idea that he is paying
the national debt ont OF his. own
pocket. Booth further stated that no
enc new better than the Secretary that
the special fund is not held for the pur-
pose OF redeeming fractional currency,
because there is none to redeem; that
the money was lying there as idle and
dead capital, and if Sherman's ra
sumption policy stands on so nice a
point that the issue of this fund is to
disturb it, let it be abandoned at once
and one built on foundation that will
not be. disturbed by breath of air.
How Honest John proposes to get even
wislt tina California Senator, who pre-
ssnsesa 70 interfere with his programme,
hos not yet been disclosed to the
pS6lcs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17
THE TEREITOEIAL BONDS.

Some extracts, which we have per-
mission to publish, from a.private letter
from, Governor Kinkead, appear in. an
other.column. The letter relates to- an
article which appeared in the SILVER
STATE, last Monday, and throws light
on matter in which the people of Ne
vada are interested. 1t was not the in
tention or desire of the SILVER STATE,
by. innuendo or insinuation, to convey
the idea that any of the State officers,
much less the Governor, had profited by
the redemption of what are known as
1.-THE Territorial bonds" the "some-
body referred to being the bondholder.
1t occurred to the writer at the time the
article was penned that the State was
loser and the bondholder gamer by the
transaction. That conclusion was ar
rived at i'll this way:
Amount of bonds redeemed S $4,000
Int till maturity in 1887 at
81 per cent. per annum 2SS, 500
Making the total, principal,
and interest, at maturity
of the bonds in 1887. Cos, 500
The other side of it being as follows:
Amount paid for bonds s 500,O 900.
Int. on premium, for 8 years
at, say per cent. per.
annum $4,000
Interest OH $3SayO00 new
bonds for years at 5 per $4,000
Which shows the State to be. loser by
the transaction. This loss is a gain to
the School Fund, which receives the in
terest heretofore paid to foreign bond
holders; but as the transaction had not
been explained by the State Board of
Examiners in their official report, we,
iii colnmSa, probably, with very many
others, did not understand it, By
typographical error in the article which
has brought out this explanation,
what the writer intended to,represent,
10000, appeared in print as $780,.
which made the error so. glaring that
no one could be deceived by it.. It had
the effect, however, of getting a lucid
explanation of the transaction and of
the financial condition of the State from
n reliable source sn that all can un1er-
atand it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17
ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER MCGREGoR.

TO ALEhANDEK MLHREGOR.
NOC are hereby notified that the under
Il signed has performed labor on the Con
tlhentai mine, situated in. Gold Run Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada in the
years 1877 and 1878, amounting to one hundred
ana hity (sl10) dollars in United states gold
com, sad expenditure being the amount re.
qaired TO hold the same according tonne United
States mining laws, for your interest Of seven
hundred and iirty ESQ feet in said mine and
mat unless you Pay the said amount within
ninety (10) days alter the date Of publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine viii be-
come the property OF the Undersigned
RICHARD IHERIAN,
- Gold Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
81, 1879. ao
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

"That fossilliferous coprolite Daniel
F. T. d. Tyler, who wastes fabsrs for
the Beaver Chronicle, must have gone
stark mad"
That is the way the Silver Reef,
Utah, Miner. talks about the sanity
editor of Mormon journal
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

A Boston wife slyly attached Pc
dometer to her husband when, after
supper, he started to Ego down to the
office and balance the books. On his
return fifteen miles of walking was re-
corded. He had been stepping around
billiard table all the evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17
A CARD.

To all who ere suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF Youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood &c, will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE of CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in south
America. Send self-addressed envelope 10 the
Rev. JOSEPH I, INMAs, Station d, New Xork
City. dec 2'7s-1y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

Robert Held eloped with Denver
widow, and. his own wife aided him in
the exploit. The object of the Helds
was to get the widows 1900, and az
ter doing that Held deserted the widow
and returned home.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17
Pedroli's Butter and Eggs.

Robins-has perfected his arrangements
for the coming season for Pedroli's fresh
Butter and Eggs. As every person in
this section is familiar with his famous
brands, therefore further comment is
unnecessary. Fresh stock of Groceries
and Provisions always on hand. Goods
delivered to any part of the city free.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

The annual meetil., Of the Stockholders of
the Humooldt ID 81 let Agricultural, Mllins
and Mechanical Society VII &c he d at The secre.
tafys oilce, on E.ic.,e street, OH FRIDAY. The
30th day OF NAV, 1879, az 1880 r. NJ, lor the
purpose OF eiec,idg TRUSTEES TO serve for the On
Sung year, Fad the tra lsaction OF other ian.
portrait ou~iness Iy orGer o; the President.
A.. W. FISK oecretry
Winnemueea, New, May IL 1879. I'd
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HAY. FOR SALE.

LNoUR to Five hundred tons of Second-cass
- HAY Is yet for sale on the Marker Brothers
ranch, loaded on the car at Sl2 Der ton
MARKER BROTHERS
Ao'eioeA' April >, lo's apl0-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

Freeman's sacrifice Of his daughter is
cited by the Boston Herald as striking
example of faith without reason, that
paper adding: "Yet we are warned
from ten thousand pulpits that human
reason is not tobe depended upon, and
that faith is ourouly salvation"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

THERE were two suitors to one girl in
Des Moines. She married No. | while
No. 2 was out of town, and on No. rs
return he called on her without know
ing what had happened. There was his
rival in the parlor, but he resolved to
!" sit him out. " The girl made no ex-
PLANTATION, and the hours passed until
midnight. Then No. | said, Excuse
me, sir'but we desire to go to bed. :"
No. was dumbfounded.