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CINCINNATI CONVENTION. French and auc-
lion pools Will be sold on the Candidates ar NIL
trr Jones Billiard Rooms. commencing Nom
@'.y evening and every afternoon and evening
Cllli the nomination Is made
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CITY ITEMS.

HEADACHE cured In to 20 minutes BY Lo-
diue's Headache Specific.
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A SOCIAL SCANDAL In NEW JERSEY,-GeOrg,
w. Mason, Well citizen, has been miss
ing from his home at Leesburg, N j., since las
Saturday. It has been found that young ant
beautiful sister Of MasOn's first wife has dlSap
peared also. Mason and his sister-in- law wers
traced TO Long Branch, but when the officer;
arrived there Thursday the pair had fed. Mason
leaves wife and three children.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GUNNER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
y day, June II. nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
snce Of the great. the only oonWaS and Exam. the
great Irish Pipers and Dancers, The Burgesses,
joe and Annie; Campbell and Burke, Harry and
Emma Budworth. Oeni Havre, Drew sisters. Harry
Woodson, Chris. Gaffney, and others. je14
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CUTIOURA REMEDIES
For all HumOrs of the Blood.

,CUT1cuRA REsoLvENT purifes the blood, through
NE bowels liver. kidneys and skip. OyTICURA, d
oers healthy ulcers and old sores, allays inflamma
ton, itching and irritation of the skin and scalp.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar restores white
ness and beauties the skin. CUTICURA SHAVING
soar is the only medicinal soap expressly prepared
for shaving.
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CUTICURA
BLOOD and SKIN REMEDIES.

From the Hon. william Taylor. Stat.
Senator of Massachusetts,
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PERSONS intending to leave the city for the
summer will do well TO place their properly in
the hands or b. III. Warner. His facilities for
collecting rents, with prompt returns are the
most complete OF any Office in the city. Gail
for Real Estate Review" He also has money
10 loan, on good real estate security In sums to
suit, at low rate OF interest. Parties wishing to
Dorr0W money would do wen to call on him +
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1000 YARDS ou
LADIES' DRESS LINEN.
SCENTS PER YARD.

GALL EARLY TO SECURE The ABOVE GOODS.
leo PIECES LONsDALE BLEACHED COTTON,
"A, cents.
ITO DOZEN LADIES' SILK BOOKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE. % cents per pair.
FROM AUCTION.
10 PIECES OF SUMMER SILKS, al cts. Or yard.
! CASE ~ YARDS WIDE SHEETING COTTON,
fine quality, rs cents per yard.
LINENS for Boys Clothes, 1919 cts per yard.
SPRING CLOTH for Boys Clothes, 25c. per yard.
leo DOZEN YARD LONG RED BORDERED
all linen TOWELS, l2c. piece.
100 ROLLS FRESH STRAW MATING from Is
cents per yard.
30 PIECES OF BEST ALL WOOL ROLLED BUN
TING, all wool. 10 cents per yard.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF SILK PARA.
SOILS AT COST.
G. NJ. TOwsON,
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TOONLIGHT EXCURSION

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
on THE
W. W. CoRooRAN.
Under the auspices of the Y. NJ CA
MONDAY. JUNE 81, 1850.
Boat leaves 9TH street wharf at s 30 n m re.pr,
ing at 10 30 p. m.
Grand Concert by the Mari ne Band IA piaces !,
PROGRAM 1-March Cosmopolitan.
Z ~ itt1a a BbFss an 2-Romsnzs
s-5otpourri-Ser1o-C Comic. s-Ooncsrt Polka g.
Asnasnte Noctnrne. 7-Watz-.'The Spring" g
Nauonal fantasla. 9-Polka-''Cuckoo" l0-Com
blnahon Fantasia. 11-Mszurks-'A Absence and
Eetnrn l2-Galop-' Re- devious "
Tickets. SO cents, to be had At the o,,ica ~ .ho
Association. of its members and at the boat tisl.
RAND SWISS NATIONAL FES-
AtwIaShL, glyen by the GRUETLI NEREIN, az
on washlnstcn, ID @, at Loeffler's Washing. ~
ton ton City Garden. WEDNESDAY, June 23i "A
Iooo, at O'Clock p. m. Prize shooting for ~
gents and Ladies. Prize bowling, wrestling stone
lamora, and other national games Admission.
each person, 2Sc. Tickets to be had at the door
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Hg- Extensive forest fires are .reported at va
Iious places on the Airline road, near Bangor
Me-, and much damage has been done.
~ Both Grant and Garfield were tanners, At
least the latter once taught school.-N0rTisto,c
Herald.
~ England claims more prizes at the Berlin
fishery show, ''tn proportion to the number OF
her exhibits" than any other country.
sS The ex-Khedlve's harem has arrived In
the Bosphorus.
ES The British House of Commons has
passed resolution In favor OF local option.
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ON MONDAY, 2ist June, at IL o'clock noon.
puhcanSon BROS, auctS-, viii SELL by order OF
tne T. > government. on the White Lot, south
OF Treasury. brick and frame buildings: also.
several steam boilers, formerly In use BY the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
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ANOTHER DIVORCE Sun. Mrs Catbarine
Manl, oy ner counsel, j. Webb Rogers esq.,.
nled Ibis morning bill for divorce a Haensa ri
n.ofdifom her husband, Mr.. John Mann, aleg-
10 make way with his property with the view OF
leaving her destitute, and prays the court to re-
strain MIN In tniS oehalf-to grant her from
moneys passing through the house or Jackson
Brother Co. alimony pendente lie. counsel
fees, and sufficient amount for the prosecutor
OF her suit,
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CORAL COMES, sets, chains, crosses and brace
lets, at Prigg's Jewelry Store, 45I Penn. ave. +
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CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS do not purge or
weaken the bowels, bat act specially on the
liver and bile. A perfect liver corrector.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed "a fo,loyS.

DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows
Theodore Sheckels, trustee, TO Daniel Giesler
east bali or lot 4, so. al; g.. Caroline F.
Saiowen TO Iowson caldwell. lot Is and part
lot TO- So. 110; 8. Johanna German and
Michael b. German ct al. TO Margaret Fitzyer-
aid, lot I, So SIC; 3. John Z. Herreu eI al
10 george X wilson. part lot 25, so. sTI; 81. 1O0
Martha D. Alter TO j. JOS. Albright lots TO Is
inclusive. OF SUBJ OF So. 1905; 50 800. James L.
Eihot TO Henry Clay stewart. west half OF lot
10, 50 2os; 3. Martha Turner 70 JOS. H.
Mead original lot Il, so. Si4; 81 0a5. Robert
Br0oks 10 John Brooks, east half OF lot 81. In
section OF Barry farm; $3.50. W. Z. Walsh TO r.
W Dunn, lots II and IL, 81. $40: $780, G. NJ
and %. Old Georgetown; 81, 093.04. j. H. Herrell
Ell al, trustees, 10 sarah Lally, part lot Il, 81
$40; $40.
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BONESET BOURBON TONIC,
AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONEsEI
AND OTHER RELIABLE TONES WITH A
RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS
CONNOISEURs APPROVE AND INvALIDs
MUST HAVE. NOT DROP OF ANY OTHER
SPIRIT IS USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR
FALSE PRETENsEs. A RICH, WHOLESOME
AND DELICIOUS sTIMULANT TONIC FOR
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. MALARIA. ETC.
DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE,
OvERWORKED CLERKS. CLERGYMEN, AND
PHYSICIANS. SUFFERERS FROM BRoN-
CHITIH. AND THE FEE BILE OF EVERY AGE
AND GLASS WILL FIND 1T A DELIGHTFUL
INv1GoRANT.
BEWARE OF IlITA TONS, AND THE
SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM.
CHAMBERS g. BROWN,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
MILLER & JONES',
NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING,
SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
may26-t. f&keowsm
KNow THYsELF.
The untold miseriee that result from indiscretion
Who doubt this assertion should purchass the new
medical work published by the PEABODY MEDI.
g LIE os 5EE ESaassa
Vitality nervous and physical debility, or vitality
% s & q sa msas
regained.
published. It ia standard medical work, the Isst
asd sss saa
Tor ali sas
g, Of e Is sS
p price Of the book Bound u French 0iOth price
vsea RGon hs SoSys .sss Sab e
benefactor."
An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt Of 6
cents for postage.
hisssll: y: D.. president Of the National Medical
Address DR.. W. q. PARKER, No. Bulhnch st.,
Boston, Mass. The author may be consulted on %
diseases requiring ski1 and experience.
feb28-m&th HEAL THY0ELE.
FTvHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 scr1bef OF Washinglon. D. O., hs.h obtaiued
from the Supreme Court Of tha district OF Column
bla holding special term for Orphans' Court bust
ness LISTERS Of administration on the personal es-
tate OF FREDERICK u. kkYWUR III late of the
District Of Columbia. dece .sed All persons having
against tue SAID fecea sei hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with tire vouchers thereof, TO
the subscrtber at or be.cre the 2Isr BAY OF Hay
NEXT; they may OIL erw ise ~ isW be excluded from
al beI eft ol the laid ate. Given under INV snd
tits 2lst day Of May. 1856.
JOHN KkYWORTH.
.' u HV9Ds Sclctor. jel6.f,Ss
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WmTE GOODS. WHITE G0ODS.
Mss:'., lite french S.insoOs Frsnen Husn.
eiss ana psea sas v sass B.hop
Lawn md Swise Muslin. Also the larrest assort.
oee e t. fnnnd 9s IN @ Laoes and But
20 geo yds Ngured Lawns from eA to lee.
sped lspahan sinshsm S' q I isc. re- re-
a. e 81 fsss: :n slfsa M am Bunting. a, ssc che.p
-..er than SILK Grenadines.
w. M. BROWN,
te1s S15 Market Space.
T AnGEsT ASSORTMENT
LINEN LAWNS
IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LAWNS. LINEN LAWNS,
AMERICAN LAWNS.
euced from l21Sc. down TO eAc.
Real LINEN LAWNS Figured). reduced from 2sc.
down TO l5c-
BLACK LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS.
INDIA LINEN the new and sesirsS,e article for
Beautiful Striped dhin) WHITE GOODS. reduced
from Csc. dow1i to 15c.
CARRIERS,
III Market Space.
Real wAMsUTTA COTTON. reduced from lie.
Pure LINEN TABLE DAMAsK. reduced from
Toe. down to Soc
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, IKE up to 81
BLACK sit silks So F2kE oH SEIkksks STRIPED
Beautiful TwILLED (wooD DRESS GOODS, re
duced from Csc. down to 15c.
CARRIERS,
tel6 III Market Space.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
sec. Black Cashmere to 4oc.
CSC. Black Cashmere to 45c.
62kc. Black Cashmere to Soc.
AND FINER NUMBERS IN PROPORTION
LACE P. K. FRENCH MUSLIN, &C., &c
ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED.
sheetipg and Family COTTONS, lowest prices in
ALL LINEN LAWNS 2lc, former price SIC.
Summer SILKS Sec, worth csc.
VIM. H. RILEY,
jel6-6t RILEY BUILDING. 9th and e NV.
FIGURED SWISS.
IN NEW PATTERNS. at ccrv Eo,c prices
CAMELS' HAIR GRENADINE,
WINE CLOTHS. FRUIT DoYLIEs.
Fine quality LINEN LAWNS, 2Oc.,
A LoNsDALE BLEACHED COTTON. 10c..
PARAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS.
At prime cost.
TYLER & CHEWING,
Gate clerks with Perry & Bro.)
je16 DIS 9TH 1t. NV.
SCARFs: sCARFs! sCARFs:
A large invoice Of scARFa, new styles, Just re-
ceiyed, to be sold at extremely low prices.
shiRIS made to order in frst-class style; fit
Ready-made Shirts of our own make always in
stock.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
tel2 Opposite Patent Office.
pBANCH OF THE BALTIMORE
ID si Ias g, sHI i;r. FACTORY.
six Of the Finest Shirts, to $1,000
Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. 800
PERFECT FIT S GEHARASTEED OR MONEY
We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced
shirt, complete, at one dollar.
full Line OF Gents Furnishing Goods.
1875 9TH st. n.w.,
Jelly Washington, d @.
SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER,
Our Mystery" SHIRT, at rs Cts, on finished,
is cheaper than we sold it when muslin and linen
was icdg below present prices. Our 'sMysteryn
SHIFT, finished Is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Only W cts The Grown Diamond" SHIRT, in-
tshed, GO cts, Our LINEN COLLARS, latest styles,
81 5o per dozen, are as good is usually sold al
" 30. Our Silk NECKWEAR beats the world In
quality aid price Our Silk SCARFS at as cts are
as good az any other house sells at 80 cts Our So
cent SCARFs good "a is sold for q rs by The
trsde generally.
MEGlNNISS',
apS0 lOO2 z street NV.
20 TO DUBREUIL BROS,
Hl2 f street northwest,
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RLACkIST0N,s ISLAND.
l. la5 Mills FOR rs CENTS.
Children under 10 years free
First Grand Excursion Of the Season .-s4hA--S
by the WASHINGTON EXCURSION aaE-zz
Hsble steamer JANE MosELEY
SUNDAY, JUNE 90 1890
leaving 9th street wharf at 80 a. m. SHARP re
turning at H., giving excursiOnists five hours
bathing, hshing and grabbing. No objectionable
parties allowed on board. An elegant brass band
engaged State rooms can be had az Brad Adams
and Metzerott's music store. Tickets at Bscon's
grocery, cor 9TH st and Pa. ave. Ferguson's drug
store, Capitol Hill; Crorley's drug store corner
bridge and Congress SITS, Georgetown: inland q
seaboard Coastiug Co.'S Office. Godfrey & Ran
dalIs, 1345 ST., and at the wharf ~
je1S-2t r. q RANDAIr Na,aoo~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A NEW ENTERPRISE FOR 9th ST.
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream
FreeZers and Fly Fans, at reduced prices, 49,
at NOCK'S New China, Glass and House, &51ss1
furnishing Store, 436 9th st. llEEE]
Branch Store,
je12-1m l94 Bridge ST.. Gaorpetovn
GAS STOVES!
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

HoWson's splendid ice cream, s1.25 gallon.
1l04 18th.
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NOVNG CATHOLICS FRIENDS
Il SELECT FAMILY
EXCURSION

BLACKISTON'S ISLAND,
On MONDAY. July 9th. lss0
BY the fast steamer JANE MOSELEY, from the Gu,
81 wharf, at O'Clock m. Return
ing, will leave the leland about 5 n E-N
m, sffording ample time for fishing 06<zA46
and salt water bathing. snd reaching the city Of
Tickets. une Dollar; children under ten years Of
age, free. IL accompanied by their own parents.
he proceeds Of this Excursion iii be devoted 10
the pnrchafe Of clothing for poor school boys.
Tickets may be had of any OF the n emhers of the
Young Catholics' Friends Society, and AT the Book
stores of ID. A. Brosnan, 926 q ~ and Jas. Bel
lew, I'll It'll st. 1ela 26 "a 90 40 tyl "a
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EELEBHATIoN OF ST. JOHNS BAY
" 10y ARMINITJS LODGE NO. Is r. A. A. NJ.
THURSDAY, JUNE "a, 1850,
AT WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, New ~
York ave-, bet. LIST and I'd SITS. n W. Concert ~
and Dancing Music by Prof. Donch's Band -
Ladies and Gentlemen Prize Shooting, PrizelkN
bowling. Distribution of gifts to the Children
lack Races and other games for children. Grand
Illumination and fireworks. Tickets admittinp
Gentleman and ladies' so cents, to be bad only OF
the members or at the gate. Children free jslS 81
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INvALIDs, as well as children. find Mellin's
rood most satisfactory and nourtshing article
OF diet. Its method Of preparation adapts it to
the most delicate stomach. while its strength
enlng properties are wonderful. 1t may be had
OF your druggist and grocer. Price, IS cents. T.
METCALF & Co.. Boston Mass
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TRY Whfule's Anti RIteunadttc PMS for Rheu.
mattsm Gout and Rheumatic Gout only soc. a
Dox For sale BY all druggists. Jno. T. Whit
tie, Baltimore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25
REPUBLICANS FOR HANCOCK.

There is no question that a large
number of voters who have, heretofore
voted with the Republican party avow
their determination to support General
Hancock for President in November.
Willie instances of this kind are not
nacommon in every precinct of any
consequence in this county and through
out the State of Nevada, the changes
are far more numerous in the Atlantic
States. In Pennsylvania, Hancoch's
native State, according to reliable re-
ports, thousands of Republicans have
declared for him, and that State, which
Gsve over 1900 majority for Hayes in
1876 out of a total vote of 758, 500, is
tn day claimed for Hancock by the
Democrats. and conceded to be doubt
fnl by the Republicans. Similar claims
are made by tho Democrats in Ohio,
where considerable many prominent
Republicans and large number of the
rank and file Of the party have declared
fb1 Hancock In Cleveland, in that
State, ex- Lieutenant Governor Mueller,
who was elected few years ago on the
Republican ticket, and recently came
aut squarely for Hancock, is President
ofaGesma Hancock, club which boasts
al having $500 members, very many
vi whom have been Republicans. The
Mime. elee5ioa. shows what changes
have taken place in the political septi-
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ments Of the people of the State since
1876, when Hayes received a majority
of over 10000; and while the State
may not cast its electoral vote for Han
cock, it is morally certain that the Re-
publicans will not carry it in November
by majority of 1000.
The election returns for State officers
and Congressman in1S7S, and for State
officers in 1879, in the Northern States,
show that the Republicans were in a
minority of over 1000 in those States,
the combined votes of the Democrats
and Greenbackers exceeding them by
that number. Now, it is plain from
this that unless the Republicans draw
heavily from the, Greenbackers in No
vember,. the changes from THEM party
to Hancock will leave them in a still
greater minority in the Presidential
race Their majorites in Presidential
years have been gradually but steadily
growing less since the war, and not
withstandihg Vermont and iowa give
them heavy majorities, it is quite prob
able that the aggregate vote for Gar
field in, the States north of Mason &
Dixon's line will lack many thousands
of majority.
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had enticed little girl of Mrs. Gard
ners into bis shop.
A Sam Francisco dispatch says: Ac-
cording to the Bulletin the yield of the
precious metals of the Pacific Coast for
August was $l,775,000.
William ). Taylor & Go Newcastle
on-Tyne, England, insurance brokers,
have failed. Liabilities, I'll ,25O.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25
SHgRoN,s CONVENTION.

The Storey county Republican con-
vention was run exclusively in the in
terest of William Sharon, of San Fran
cisco. 1t was his by rigt5 of purchase,
and he used it for his private purposes.
It mattered not that f. A. Tritle, a
we'll known and respected resident of
the State, and Judge Lewis late of the
Supreme bench, were candidates for the
Senatorship, from Nevada, their claims
to represent the State, in which they
reside were wholly ignored. AS pro-
claimed with great flourish of trump
ats, by Mr.. Sharon's organ, the Virginia
Enterprise, Mr. Sharon carried the pri.
inaries by majority of five to one, and
the machinery of the Republican party,
in the most populous county in the
State, is completely under his control
His trusted engineers were placed IN
charge of the machinery, and they run
it according to the card, as trains are
run on Mr.. Sharon's crooked railroad.
None but trusted servitors of the Cali
iornian were nominated fop the legisla,
ture, and of course none others, know
ing the result. OF the primaries, be-
meaned themselves by seeking nomina-
tions, which implied that those receive
ing them should, if elected, support
resident of San. Francisco for Senator
from Nevada.
As if in solemn mockery of these Re-
publcans, who believe that aresident
Of the State should represent it in the
United States Senate, and of those who
believe that fares and freights on rail-
roads should be regulated by law, this
convention, owned by Mr.. Sharon, and
run exclusively in the interest of Mr..
Sharon, demands of the Legislature,
which is expected to elect Mr.. Sharon,
such epactments as Mr.. Sharon shall
deem just and equitable to the railroad
owned by Mr.. Sharon, and to the peo-
pie who support Mr.. Sharon.
Now, if there is any manliness or in
dependence in the Republicans Of Storey
county, who do not wish to disgrace
the State by re-electing resident of
California to a position which he has
never shown any Willingness, much less
qualifications, to fill, they will manifest
it by forming coalition with the Dem
ocrats of Storey, who, are opposed to
Mr.. Sharons reelection, and thus Sc
cure his defeat. Partisanism ought to
be and will be eschewed in this matten,
unless the anti-Sharon men of both
parties are insane on politics, and men
elected to the Legislature who will not,
under any circumstances, support res
ident of another State for United States
Senator. What matters it to.Repabli-
cans that Sharon calls himself member
of that party? The money which he
will furnish to Confluence" voters can
not, at most, more than offset the sup
port which his candidacy will repel
from the Legislative ticket, and any
decent Republican or Democrat, who is
resident of the State, should receive
the support of the masses of the people
for United States Senator against Will.
lam Sharon, of.San Franciso.
DSnuknznzlnzEzzznus
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

FLOUR AND GRAIN.

"ihnsm''cca, Nov, June /, 1880 If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

Jos. Melody, of Independence, No..
was murdered by Lewis Hiltz, and
Hiltz was acquitted on the ground Oh
insanity; but he was recently struck
dead by sunstroke, OH the same day of
the month, at the same hour of the
day, and on the very spot where he
committed the. deed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

The Maine Greenback Convention,
which consisted of 465 delegates, de-
cided to fuse with the Demo Gratis on an
Electoral ticket. Scion Chase and y
of the delegates favored the nomination
of straight Greenbaek ticket.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

The last religious census in France
shows that there are 35, 3S7 703 Roman
Catholics, 1915 Calvinists, so, III
Lutherans, and 33, ID of other Protest
ant denominations. The jews number
about $4,000, and 10000 are attached
to no church
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

Colonel Bob Ingersolb who is shortly
expected on this coast to speak for Gar
field, gives his views of the Presiden-.
tial contest in sporting parlance. He
says: 1.-THE game stands six to six, and
Hancock has the deal and may turn up
a lack"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25

Some boys at Oberlin, Ohio, having
beard that sausage was made OF cats
and dogs, went into sausage factory,
started a chopping machine, and threw
puppy and seven kittens into the
hopper A local society has begun a
prosecution.
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WOOL, AND HIDES.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25
II. DELRASCo.
Forwarding and Commission

=. 49,. 80
- - .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-25
ID r SPIN N Il Y,
NO. III KEARNY STREET.
Treats All Chronic and Special Dt.
senses.
70 ENG EN-


70 ING MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING PROM THE
effects OF youthful folics or ndiscretion, will
do well to avail themselves of this the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humani-
y. DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or pri-
yate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails TO cure.
EEDDAE-AGEB WEN.
There are many AZ the age Of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the bladder, often accompanied with a slight
shlarting or burning sensation and a weakening
OF tile system IN manner the patient can not
account for. On examining the urinary depos-
its d ropy sediment win often he found. and
sometimes small particles of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be of a thin milkish hue.
again changing to dark and torpid appear.
anee. There are many men who die OF this diff
hculty, ignorant Of the cause, which is the seq
ond stage of seminal weakness DR.. s. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such eases, and q
healthy restoration of the gcnito-urinary or.
gaps.
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