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RAILROADS.
en- THE GREAT uoOn
~ S72,, PEHhsfLEAMIA ROUTE 1851

Il GA THE GREAT
rs SsH SG kEsf AS fS STE
ca, Double Track. Steel Balls.
TRAINS EE Et9EEFd Mss HIN iSs ,S DEPOT
For Pittsburg and the West, s 90 a. IA, with sleep
d hs cars H 70 tSSslle and onicaso 10 40 m
SSlHiHclnnsti, st Louis AMI ohicago; $50 pm.
BALiiMoRk AMI * POTOMAC i 5lCq RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara.
sSi5 6 Pa,l0r Gar to Watlin: aud TIE Nors6 al
except Saturday,, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For Wilisnsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 .4c
For SsS pGE AID 81 h sn Eas 1910 2O Hns
Express Of Pullman Parlor Oars. 9 80 am.
For BrtcEsn. = T AZ through connect at
S Ssrsey c i w, with boats Of Bro k.yn Annex.
d1a6e ferrsee acr5ss New Yo Sre city avoid
ma: on sunday. s % and l0 100 i m; Limited
For Baltimo,e, e:4o $40. 80 i0:iO am. and
x;lo, 20 4;+o, 40. . 80 and 1850 pm. On
sunday, $50, 10 40 a. m, 8 40, 80 aud 10 90
For Pores Greek Lipe. $40 m. aud 4:4o pm.
For Annspslis. 6:4U a and 40 p. m. lily. ex-
ALEXANpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY NAY AsD ALEXAN.RIA AND wAsHINd-
For klszsrdlis. Z, i:so. g. IL an. 4.ao, 500,
6G,25. and II so p N. On SUNDAY at Z. Q and
For hicLmond and The south. Z am daily. and
5:20 pm daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave alexandra for Washington. o. 3, Is
am ; II so. =. s. snG Q 05 N AID IL mid
hight. On Sunday at aud 10 a.. Ia, and 9:05
m.
Tickets, information. sleeping and rarlo- car ac
onmodsuons can be lroc ired at Offices north
east corner of 18th street ard Penn- yivania ave-
nCe, northeast corner 6 b and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and at the depot, where orders be left fo-
the checking OK baggage to destination 'ro.a hotels
ard residences
7; z. FARMER; General PASSENGER Agent.
Fra NIX HohSON, General Manaser- sepl7
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CUR
FOR CATARRH.
On e bottle Radical Cure, one box Ca
tarrh al Solvent, and one Improved
Inhaler. Pr &c for ali, SI.OO.

II Of marvellous efficacy for relieving vi ,lent attacks
nf Sneezing to which msuy su5ie It., for cleans
ing the Head and Nasal PASSAGES when clogged with
offensive matter, for deodorizng and purifying the
breath, for rendering the Head c'esr. the Brain
active. tie breathing easy. and every sensa in a
Beginning with the Nasal Passages. 1t cle,nsee
deodorizes, soothea, and heals It arrests tie
heart of the disease This done, its constitutions!
action gradually and thorougnly removes from tn.
been sucked up by the sbsorbents from purulent
matter which had dropped into the stomach and
teen inhaled by the lungs.
Ask your druggist for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
General Agents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Placed over the center Of the nervous forces, the
pit OF the stomach. they stimulate the Liver,
Stomach, and Bowels. perfect Digestion. cure Dys.
persia, Bilious Colo, Cramps and Pains, and pre-
vent Ague and Malarial Diseases. For Weak and Hor
Lungs. Palpitation Of the Heart Painful Kidneys.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. and 6cistica, they are the
best remedy In the world. AK for OoILINss VOL
xA1Q EIxqxa1G RtAs4xRs, Only y SepM. tos.2
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Scaid Head. Alopecia, Etc.

CETIcURt REM sDIEs are prepared by WEEKS Il
POTTER Chemists and Druggists. $50 WashiiI xton
street, Boston and for sale by all Drug ssss
Price OF CUTICURA. Medicinal Jelly, sm all pxes
2lcents large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLvEyT
tie new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CurIOURa
MEDICINAL TOILET soar, 25 cents. OUrlCURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, Is cents; in bacs for
Barhars ana lar2a consumers, so cents.
"a AL mailed free OH receipt on price.
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FATAL OvERDosE.-George Parmanter. the
fourteen-year old son of Robert J. Parmen-
ter. OF Branch Shore, y. j., died On Monday
night from the effects OF an overdose of chloraI
given him by a domestic, who misunderstood
directions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

FATAL QUARREL ABOUT GIRL-During a
quarrel In Williamsburg. n. T., yesterday.
adam kTebs was stabbed In the abdomen by
william Pollock. aud 1ncrtally injured. Both
parties were friends OF pretty inulatto rfrj.
and the tragedy, which occurred at her resi-,
dence, was the result OF mutual jealousy.
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THE EVENING STAR.
October s, 1850.
The Weather.
OFFICE or THz CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs. &C.. Tonight.
National T8PGter.-''The Tourists 10 the Pull
man Palace Car"
FOJ-d;s Opera HOUSp.-''A Flock Of Geese"
North Presbyterian C7turch.-People's Con-
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THE question of proper food for infants in
tereSfs all mothers, especially those unable to
nurse their offspring. KeHin's Food for Infants
possesses all the requisites as a substitute for
mothers milk. and Is highly commended Ivy the
medical faculty of both Europe and America.
All druggists and grocers have it. Price, 70 cts.
t. MetCalf d Co., Boston, Mass.
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Anlusenienfs. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER--The attendance at the
"IouriStS' performance last night was very
large. The audience was delighted as usual
The Tourists" are always welcome, and a.
though this Is their third visit to WashingJnn,
they draw even larger audiences than When
they first appeared on The National boards
fORD'S OPERA HOCSE-"The Flock or Gee3e''
had another good house at FCrd's last evening.
They kept up tteir medley Of fun and music
without break Until the end. the s-ood singing
and COMEDY business making up a very pie.ss1t
evenings entertainment.
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH-TO-niyh the
first OF proposed series OF Peoples Concerts
VIII be given at the North Presbyterian Church.
Weilknown Washington amateurs will randa!
an excellent program. The admission IS plt al
The low figure Oh p cents.
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DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCK

IMMENSE STOCK
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY coo OBS
Finest quality FURE Wool FRENCH DRESS
co. pS On al, colors, black, navy blue wine plum,
garnet, &c, &c. ) OILY 81, worth soc
LARGE size double White BLANKETS, g. g. 50,
50 up TO SlU.
Pure White TABLE DAMAsK. 30. 60. rs, 81. al
Pure Wool, wide double width Black CASH
MERES. 37H.
Colorsd CASHMERgs, all Pare Wool, 25
EXcellant heavy BLACK SILK, 55.
BLACK SILksl BLACK SIT.KSi
The best and cheapest il the city. uur 81, 81 25
AND 81 80 Black Silk s,e SPECIAL. BkRGAINs
LADIES CLOAkS! LADIkS' CLlAKS,
CABTER's,
IN Market Space.
Colored SATINS reduced 10 =. Excellent White
Wool Flannel 20 Piano Covers. very large asso-t-
meDt Nottingham Lace for curtains, lgs to 81
BLACK Cashmere Skawls Black Grape and Crsp,,
Wells. special bargains in Black 4tshmeres so
~, 20. 81, 81 Back Tamise. Black Cape Cllth.
Slack SILK Wsrp Henriettt Immense sssort ment
of Cloth for men and boys wear, IS to 81 So
Wan sutta, The test Cotton in the world, only IL.
CARTER'S,
cots sl1 Market Space.
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CUTICUR
Itching and Scaly Diseases. ScrOfulous
BumsIrS- Ulcers. Old sores, and M err.
eta fal a fife ctfOns cured " hen all
other huinan agencies fail.

]. CUTICURA REsoLvENT purifias, Strengthens
stages Of blood, skin ind scalp burnors and dis
orders Of the liver, Kidneys and urinary organs.
=. CCIICURA. q medtcinsl i6lly, arrests disease,
alGys Inflammation, itching aud irritation h.sls
3 CuTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the tolst,
bath ard DHTscrv, cleanses, sootieF refresIes and
Hautiies the shin. CcTIcUsA SHAVING soar is
the only medicinal shaving sap.
Skin Uumors. Milk Crust, Etc.
SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. s. Z. WhippIe. Decatur.
Mich, writes that her face, head and some paris
scsbs and sores. Suffered fsarfuliy and tried
every thing Permanently cured by Cuticura Rem
edie5.
MILK CRUsT.-Mrs. Bowers I43 Clinton Street.
CINCINNATI, speaks of her sisters child, wuo W.,
cured of milk crust, which resisted all remedies for
tiful head Of hair.
letter OF THE HANDs.-Elizlbsth Buckley IL
Teton, N H.. thankfully praises the Cuticura Rem
edlts for cure OF te ter Of the hands, which had
rendered them almost useless to her.
Scaid Head. Alopecia, Etc,
scALp EEAD.-H. A. Raymond. auditor W,
J. " s L: r., Jackson, Mich, WIS cuce1 of scald
head Of zine years dur alton by the uuticura Rem
edies.
FALLING OF THE HAIR Frank A. BAN, Steam
t1,e Engine 6, Boston. was cured of alopec;a Or
falling of the hair by the CuticIra Remedies whic1
lose it.
observation-disclosures Les 1916 Frank ford Ave
Pm adelphia, afflicted with dandSlf which for
twenty years had covere1 his alp With .a.e5 on
cuTa Re Mecies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

ELEGANT new gas fixtures, brass fire sets,
lenders, andlrons aud fire places. opening at
C2verly & Co.'S, 1925 New York avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

1T rs impossible to take LOdilEe'S Headache
SPECIFIC without almost instant Keller.
UNDER the costlieSt and the CHEAPEST carpets
seWed carpet Lining should be placed. Use that
manufactured nf cotton and paofr. American
CARPET Lining Co.; New York and B )Ston. Sod
by all CARPET dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

DECISION IN FAVOR OF TIE WASHINGTON MAR
KET CoSPANY.-Yesterday,i in the court in Gen.
eral Term, the case OF the Washington Market
Company agt. the District was decided, Chief
Justice Cartier delivering the opinion of the
court. The case was brought In March 1875. In
the form OF petition for writ OF certiorarf on
the commissioners 10 pave Pennsylvania ave
hue. appointed under the act OF Congress OF
loso TO transmit their records up to the court
Tor tbePurpose OF reviewing the assessment OF
the plaintiff 10 the amount OF $40 J2l 32 for paw
fDg the Avenue IN front OF the Center Market.
The court decided that the Market Company is
Dound for paving so much only OF PENNSYLVANIA
avenue as abuts upon their property, and hence
that the Market Company Is bound only for the
portion OF the paving between 9Th and Sfh
streets. A decree In accordance with this opIn.
ion was directed 10 be prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

"ALDxRN1Y WAGONS. Fresh Attorney bu tar
chQrned every morning. and delivered Ia 4 lbs.
"Ward" prints, CSC. per ID .Alse, cota &c
eneeee puttermilk and sweet milk g. per qE
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YETToRs TO THE FAIR should not fat! to visit
Tyler Chewnings dry goods store, No. OILS Tth
sSIest northwest, and inspect their new and
O. san, SUCK OF dress goods. They are Offering
M0oi french serges at IS cents, handsome
=, &C, 81, sl.2a.
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Your Boys viii BE Pleased witt,
the style.
And You Will be pleased with the price of our
Spring Suits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., TailOrS and ClOthiers,
W,fm,3 625 Pennsylvania ave.
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

hair dressing and restorative is found In Lion
don Hair color ReStOrer." 1t seldom fails TO
restore gray hair or faded hair to Its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and it produces growth of
RANT. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and ef
fective hair restOrer now before the American
people. "LOndOn Hair Color ReStOreg.' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at Is cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

The COLUMBIAN CLUB met last night at their
rooms. corner 9Th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
hue. and elected the following Officers for The
ensuing year: Dr. Charles Warren, president.
James +. oyster, vice president: w. {. Keech,
secretary and treasurer; executive committee
George W. Evans. II. G.. Underwood and T. b.
Bourne; finance committee-James II. Parrish.
William l. Holmes and A. c. FLOYD
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking 1esh, vital, brain, or nerve force. use
"WelleS' Health Renetcer." Greatest remedy on
earth for imp0tency, sexual debility, decline. &C
u Ct druggists Depot, IS Barclay street, NY.
ana ror washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
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DR.. HARr1RY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists sep1-wsm 2m

PILES CURED without the knife. DIR. Shrader.
go 18th street. Consultation free. a0.6
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BARGAINS FOR HOUsKKEEPERs

BARGAINS FOR HOUSKKEEPERS.
$50 Goz Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at ST. 81.
loo dog. Extra Hesvy LINEN NAPKINS At 81 90.
100 doz. ga LINEN NAPKINS at s.. 90.
80 doz 81 LINEN NAPKINS at s. Sd.
GERMAN HAND-LO0M DANASkS, IA, 81,
"a ard 10 4-the best goods in the market
BUCK 1OWELs, Pare Linen. 81. so. S2.0O
AMI $500.
PLANETS AT OLD PRICES. QUILTS.
SHEETINGS, &C.
Full Stock Of ANTIQUE CURTAINS.
W. NJ. SINISTER s. SONS,
9l9 Penna. avenue.
One Price. oct2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS,
BROCADE SILKS AND yELyETS,
SATIN DE LYON, IN BLACK AND COLORS.
BARGAINS IN BLACK VELVET AT 81 OAND "A.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

ENGLAND Is called John Bull; there is how
ever, no SObriquet for DR.. Bulls cough syrup. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

IN tne folcc Court, a young white maa named
Seorge Mansfield was charged with picking The
testified that as she was STANDING on P.nnsvI
TaIia avenue, between goth and 2Ist streets
n.w.. Yesterday, when the parade was passing:
around, she saw this young man with her poeSef
book In bis hand She collarei him and de-
manded he pocket book. which he dentad
having and during the conversation between
Ihem he passed the pocket book TO another man.
who walked on a short distance and dropped IT.
when witness recovered it. Sergeant Perry was
rested Mansfield. lie was sentenced TO 81 days
In Jail by Judge Smell, who told him that this
was the beginning OF a business that will bring
him TO the renitentiaIy II he does not Quit IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE.-The Inland
and Seaooard CoaSting Co. publish card In
another column, addressed TO the travelling
public and shippers. deserving OF notice. The
inland boats have been put I'm firSt-claSS order,
TIE terminal facilities are excellent, including
an Ion-foofed wharf In this city for the pr0tec-
uoh OF freight, while the seaboard line give low
rates and quick dispatch between New York
ara washington. The passenger service OF six
sen
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TEE GRAND Jury today returned Indictments
against George L. Cant. assault with intent 10
XII Robert Wilson; WA. Daingerfeld, larceny
OF horse from VIM. Tu0hy; Isaac Laldic. lar
ceny OF chain ard jaw OF a stone crlsher;
Israel Buchanan, assault with intent t. XIII
Cornelius Courtney, IN July last and Mile
Peyton, petit larceny, second offense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

GoDFREY & SULLIVAN. having completed eX-
tensive Improvements to their houses. III and
4l9 18TH street, will be pleased to have their
friends and the public to a banquet to be given
this evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28

currence at dinner table many years
ago. An aged and proud-spirited son
of the Old Dominion was called upon
to respond to a toast complimentary to
his native State"
i am proud, said he, "to reply to
toast to Virginia, the mother, as she
is, of heroes, statesmen, and States.
Whereupon another native Of Vir-
ginia who had migrated to Texas, but
happened to be present on the occasion,
CALCULATED
g Yes, by c., but she stopped
breeding long ago."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28

mans, Austrians and Swedes at Balti-
more last Sunday.
Senator Logan, of Illinois, returned
to Washington yesterday from visit
to General Grant, and was the special
object of interest at the Capitol He
said Grant talked very freely with him
on general subjects, but eschewed poll
itics but, said Logan, Grant will
not withdraw or be withdrawn under
any circumstance"
1t was rumored in San Francisco yes
terday that committee from the Citi-
zens Protective Union waited upon
Mayor Kalloch and requested his resig-
nation. Upon the authority of one of
the leading members of the Union it
may be stated that there rs no truth
whatever in the report.
/. M. Kalloch spends his time in Jail
reading Macaulay's History of England.
In relation to the alleged conspiracy he
said: T" If you see Jim Ransome 1.-THE
colored servant) you can tell him just
to come right out square with the
truth. 1t can't hurt any one"
Richard Walsh, sheephcrder, was
shot and killed near Sasanville, re-
Gently, by one c. L. Miers. Walsh
called Miers Liar, when the latter
raised rifle he held in his hand and
shot Walsh dead. Miers gave himself
up.
At Columbus, Indiana, VIM. p. Gill
lespie, ON his death-bed confessed that
he and several others, names not given,
killed James Jamisen, wealthy stock
breeder, ten years ago, and divided his
money
The Presbytery at Greenup, KY, has
declared heretical the teachings OF Rev.
f. d. Moore, of Covington, namely,
that Sunday is day for recreation as
well as devotion Moore left the Pres
bytery Immediately.
The Washington Star asserts that in
vestigation into the recent alleged Con-
gressional railroad speeulations is i'm
minent, and the prospects are far for
another Credit Mobilier.
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HOW TO AVOID SNOW BLOCkADES.

Commenting ON the late snow block
AIDE i'll the Sierra Nevada mountains,
the Truckee Republican makes the fol-
lowing suggestions;
" If engines, timbers, workmen and
generalship could prevent blockades,
tae mountain division of tho Central
Pacific would always keep in running
order Unfortunately, however, there
are opposing forces which laugh at the
puny efforts of man and machinery.
From the beetling crags of the lofty
Sierra the storm fiends hurl icy ava
lanches, weighing countless tons, and
beams and bolts and thews of steel be-
come mere gossamer webs. BY an an
Hual expenditure of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, the Central Pacific
manages to hold the fort during all Or
: binary storms, yet frequently the hard
fought battle brings victory that is
very like defeat. Year after year,
century after century, the Central Pa
citic Railroad will exist, Is the storm
battle to be renewed every winter? Is
it not ruinous policy which dictates a
war with ice and snow and avalanches
each winter, and contest with fire and
falling rocks each summer A tunnel
of from eight to eleven miles would en-
able the trains to burrow under the
storm belt. There are similar tunnels
in Europe, which are not half as neces-
sary. The difference in the expense Of
operating the road would ere long re-
pay the cost of the investment"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Republicans who are opposed to
Grant or any other mans election to
the Presidency for third term, are
organizing in many States, east of the
Rocky Mountains, for the purpose of
sending delegates to the conference to
be held in st. Louis, May 9th. The
National Anti Third-term Executive
Committee have issued an address in
which they state that the sense of the
Republican party has been greatly mis-
represented in two respects The man.
ayers of the third term movement pro-
claim everywhere that General Grant
is the free choice of a majority of the
party, and that the opposition to him
will die out after he is nominated, their
only aim being to secure his nomination
by whatever means. The committee
say it is high time to refute these mis-
representations. The opposition to
General Grant is based on the worse
than mistakes of his last administration,
which arrayed against him thousands of
the purest men in the Republican party,
and that his nomination for third
term, in defiance of the political tradi-
tions of the nation, must necessarily
array against him tens of thousands
more. They state that the conviction
gains ground daily among Republicans;
that General Grant cannot, and what is
more important, should not be elected
even if nominated. To emphasize this
opinion, pledges are being circulated
among Republicans, whereby they
pledge themselves to use all honorable
means to prevent the nomination of any
man for third term to the Office of
President of the United States, and
should such nomination be made, not
to support such nominee.
To secure these objects the commit
tee advise the formation Of local politi-
cal organizations throughout the United
States, and the formation of a national
organization for the purposes indicated.
1t is not probable that Nevada will
lie represented at the St. Louis confer
ence, though there are many Republi
cans in the State, among them old
liners who voted for Fremont for Presi-
dent in 1856, who will not support
General Grant, if he is the nominee of
the Chicago Convention. Grant, with
the exception perhaps of Sherman, is
the weakest candidate mentioned for
the Presidency by the Republicans, yet
the third termers, through their or
gans, assert that Democrats oppose his
nomination for no other reason than
That he is the strongest man.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
STOPPED BREEDING.

The New York Tribune, founded by
Horace Greeley, but now controlled by
the notorious stock jobber, Jay Gould,
says conscientious conviction gave
birth to the Republican party"
"While this is perfectly true" re-
plies the New York Sun, ," the remark
at this time reminds us of little on.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
Card to the Public.

MONSIEUR Y. PICARD begs leave TO pre-
sent his compliments to his friends and Gus
toners and to inform them that he has re-
moved the temporary obstacle to the continu
ance of his business. He is again open, with
all the material and facilities TO make a first
class saloon. He solicits the patronage OF all,
aud to merit the same is determined. ~, n
WinnemuCca, April 5, 1880. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
The Choicest Brands of Tseer
ID. III. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. =. X. X.
TOWN lots FOIs SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PtR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
or on business relating thereto, should be adj
dressed to the undersigned ut san Francisco
az the g. 7. X. X. Office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging TO the con-
pany, without having bought or leased the samer
delay and avoid trouble
nol9. d. Ii HASKELL.
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Il. II. ASSOCIATION.
TAKE NOTICE!

That the books and all bills due to the Team.
sters' Protection Association have been turned
over to me. and that all bills due the Associa-
ton for forwarding are payable to me only
HARRY WATSON.
Winnemucca, April %, 1880. I'm
lag Idaho Avalanche copy.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28

The true antidote to the effects Of miasma is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This medicine is
one Of the most popular remedies of an age OF
successful proprietary specifics, and rs in inn
mepse demand wherever on this continent
fever and ague exists A wine-glassful three
times day is the best possible preparatiye for
encountering malarious atmosphere, regulat-
ing the liver and invgorating this stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally.