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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30
PAPL IsPAI0L BgEI0 Y BlRlfl.
A LAS OFICINAS.

A2em&s del constants surtido de
PApEL EspASoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay en- la irnprenta del BoLETIN, Sc AGA.
ba dc recibir m gran surtido de papel
horete, superior calidad, dc Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, cuyas resmas Sc realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30
Ell B[EN PUBLICO.
AGENCIA M0RTUORIA
De Feliciano Fuertes.
IA. SAN JOSE. IL

a. SAN JOSE II
Esquina alcallgon de Catearol.
A cargo de d. A. Cordero y Fuertes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30

OANERIAS.
De plomo, zinc y lata, en- las composieio.
nes el 80 p% de rebaja; todo SO hace barato.
mny barato, demasiado barato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
La derpOrtdciOn los

Estados- Unidos continta siendo tan impor-
tante y los embarques de Manteca arrojan
la cifra de $4,000 terzones de 32O netas cada
da una. i6
Tai ha sido la demanda para la marca
Aguila que la redneria de los Sres. Y. w.
Maefarlane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
noche por espacio de tres semanas para
liegar hacer l.200 tercerolas diarias, en-
mayor production.
Noticiamos dltimos arribos do dicha mar.
ca en- nuestro Inercado.
Hotel de San Juan.
15--FORTALEZA.--15
PUERTo-Rrco
Banos , mesa especial. Lujosa dscora.
cion on sus sRlones y dormitorios
PRECI0S EQUITATfvOS.
III Prcpietario,
n HlMfsSs ~ AAxEnAxss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30
Jarabe mineral l-suluroSo De aIquiran
q R CD - IN III E R

Ren,edio mug it'll SECURE para las atecci0ne'
cr6nicns del puImOn, tales como cdtdr,'os
descuidados, bronquttis cr6nicas, costipa
dos, asn,a, akeracion de la voz q tisis pull
mOnGT,
Este iarabe no contiene ninguna sustaneis
narc6tca. Sus principales actvos son la PEI
de Noruega muy bien purifcada, ell princi
pio sulfnroso de las aguas de los Princes, Gu
va efcacia es tan justamente apreciada.
Cdpsulas Darlois de crosote de H6tre, Cura
cion radical de las afecciones cr6aicds de
pecl,o, bronquttis cr6,1ica, c0tGrros, ronque
ras, y ttsis en- todos los grades.
De venta en- Ia farmacia, Hjjos de Mestre.
Mayaguez. Marina MeridionaL
agto II ". 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-30
Garcia, Gatel y Co.,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAS

Habilitados competentemente para toda
clase de negocios comerciales y fnancieros
para los de consignaciones de buques
mercancias, SO ofrecen al comercio y publicC
en- general dentro fuera de La .isla, por 81
tienen d bien utilizar sus servicibs, Gale de
Tetl1an nlim. 49, 8. j.. Pto.- Rico. h.4D
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
Examine Gresory's stock Of hats
they arsdow from Scots up.

For SALE.-The Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars apply
to T. a. EDWARDS,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
STlSWG IA I'm aHL
SBO H0at L VIII Do 9I!b0Gs 8.sllgg.
Il -! IN ovCg unoyVa alEleecs us vtl! q

Il VII SrE ovGE uHoyVa a;tEieecs as wtl! q
rlsia. u
i!wIil ssw over pcams ID Iny garment, s=I:h.
of I1StlHE lcnS Q: aaGrt rtlIchUA, bEeeEIng Of
ihICail, o. pucEeTiag tho IlninG Of 4. gods al
tho 5sauI republics no HSslssnCo, Gs5rl tho
operator, except tO7Eun tho ElIshiue Eu9 10
guido tho Vosk a pc:n: which no OtsuS mn.
GhiuG IpGESeI
JsiI sbs only r:aclieal machinO 70. hernlae
bdas Glnac5A p0PllhS, Idusl!as, md OthUT similar
china H. ths world that will turn Wide hon
aCrnil tho rad o.. y ghcot without tull!ng Ito
u1dCF or upper BtIO OF tho kcuI. II.
twill tlin hem and EGT L a fold al ono
operation.
ltwiiI do Telling, b!ss CT straight, On laY
cotton or HDoien E66d1
ltEllllnll Uc.SS5 RC5nls er any goods.
It wilt tin9 GTNn goods viii tho mme or
oihsr material elth0r ssallefS, po!at3, eausEes
Bind i9Ids viiSoa. LsoHlps tao stitches, aaI
sew on as tho El.uC ttEnn.
* VII E9t gu dLose etEtd dad SeT IN tst.Hc
md hiaB fold at eu0 ep1radeo, without dtaE.
Ing either drr1J, braid or skirt and Tltaaat
showing tho silica On right aldo
alton.
Gieees o. go0ds4s QUO oPssn!lap, and ssW on At
the GNt10 titnC. 80
ItKii NV 10 c cIOoyo. covering cord and
6sltchlug It iato t6S r9El1 IS tE9 caEa0 llrs.
II will SSlher between two bands, showing
10 stitches on Ebo tight dido, al one operation.
II Fil Eakn and 1gT Tt1a on any PIT ofR
tlfoE Lkirt and Esq on BIAS fold for hnsdirg
.: ooo eprEation, SkeTins tho bitches On lilo
Il viii ERthUS md SOW On bard with piplny
between TN(lS Az bs15, At ono operation,
It Will low band Grd Tuilo on q. lEcSs skirt
stitching IL piHirS ct head Of bard, c. enc opcT.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
\. E1, sScSl&E.3 tlsSg5s. {
RE4EZtliirfC.

/ 4
]. F1EsTeR.
DR.. G. B. Norris, Dentist, has
made bis arrangements to visit
Is Weston three times ii year hereai-
ter. His, next visit will be in
February.
Best inspected lamp oil and oils
of%all kinds at Bare's.
Buckets, tubs, hrooms, wasl.-
boards De-, at GtegoE'ys.
If you want to get nice Christ
'fRmas goods go.over 70 Josh 5. Nil
kinson's. He has everything IN
the Confectionery line new aud
fresh.
Headquarters for Looking Glas-
SEES and Picture Frames ut tie News
Depot.
Go TO lrilkinson's for your
Christmas Goods.
Raisins, ,Gurrants, Figs and Or
anses Ut ]. S. Wilkinson's.
cMi!lren's Worm Syrup prepared
by ]. Il. Bare.
: The finestlotof Standard Boots
in5this section at Bsinsman 81
Sterling's.
All accounts due me must be
+ settled at once. ] have waited as
long as l cGu-el II lccdle oud."
4. BRAKEMAN.
Choice cigars and tips at Bare's
Drug Store.
Fresh and pure Candies a. VIII
kinson's,
Mince meat at Wilkinsou's.
All kinds Of ladies and gents.
Shoulder Braces at Bare's Drug
1: Store.
Gregory las The largest stock of
confectionery and toys in town.
Give Eima call.
Gregory's is the place for your
stoneWare. sly
Mr.. Brinkman desires US to say
that R.iW. Sterling is authorized
g to!receipt for nIency due lin.
Best corn cutter ever offered in
this market. attBrinknan u Sterl-
ing's.
large andvaricd stock Of No
tons justEreceiyed ut Brinkman &,
Sterling's.
Finest assortment Of dress goods
ever roughtto ~ eston# to=be had
at Brinkman;ls Sterling
Ladies, and4C hildren's Shoes
that lleveriWear outFat BriNkman@
&sterlingIs.5szz=a.=
At Gregory's you can get glass
tumblers, 40 cts per dozen, goGlets,
Iocts per dozen.
] Finest brands of Cigars to be
had ut ]. Il. Bage's.
Examine Gregory's stock Of hats
they aredow from Scots up.
For SALE.-The Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars upDly
!, to 7. a. EDWARDS.
Go to J. S. Wilkinson's and get
Toys for The children.
: Do not failto Gull at Dunnington's
and see his large stock Of Ladies
ClOaks.
Go 10 Gregory's for your cheap
Z groceries. p
: Parties. having frst.class Wal
q nat, Ash! Chestnut, Maple or Pop
lar for sale, are advised to write 10
the GrQlton-Furniturc Company at
Grafton, w. Va.
y Ink, Pens, Paper, &C.. cheaper
: than .eyerat the News Depot.
Another new lot of15 cent boxes
of paperjust received at the News
Depot.
b aj Cheap Goods.
IN ar M t1-t CT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
D01y3eStic..

Swiss Cigar Fancy Pressed
American Cousin, The Posies, Seed
stOgios, excellent flavor, Round
stogies, Tips, Cigarettes; also a
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Home-Maae
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, Snuff &c. 4
COlLE .4.NDSE.E Us. :
JUFER 4 E0BR1ST.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
PMIadezD7tin Cigars:
Key East Morning Glory, Key
Iast Idol, Bundle Bee, Peculiar,
'ernessee Brands, Principe, &c.
N'el0 York CIGARS

Flower Of Perfection, Concha Re-
gala, Capaduras, CabaDas, Daisies,
Our Daddics, Honey Bees, Amcri-
can Babies, &c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
Cheal, Goods.

Mrs. NJ, J.. Shaw has just re-
ceived afresh supply Of Millinery
y Goods, such as Hats, Bonnctts,
Plumes, Notices, Beaded Insert
sings and Fringes, i'll wool Hose,
Corsets, Felt Skirts, Germantown
Yarn, Iophyrs, Cloak Buttons,
I'd Wooden Hoods for children, Fur
Caps, Weolen Sacks for ladies and
cifldreii, Kid Gloves, &c. Call
and see herbefope purchasing-she
will guarantee you good bargains.
Her motto il quick sales and
small profits.
u You can, got Figs, Oranges and
ConfcctionOriOs at ]. s. Wilkinson's
one door below the Bank.
Bring yourproduce, to Grcgory's
IN exchange fol- his cheap goods. go
j s Glassiand Queensware nj Gregg
ry's. He will not DO 4ndersold.
Teas, green 40, GO, Scots Nnd$l 90
gslrsr pound !r!l !. a i {! G;ir:e?gory's.
At Grcgory's you Gun get glass
sets, -four pieces for 80 cts. Come
s.anltsee them. aas
Coffee is, .fl8 and 2Octs per
4 pound At gGregory's.
!, 49,. -, q, IL A., mo an 80. "a, no
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18

Nlpe departments Of study textbook
iarnishcl at cost calendar arranged to suit
tet.t!,tts expenses for oue year from SI7S
10 $500 uga.sCcluiau, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term Ioslns September Sd, 1890,
sA.FSr cNtalogOcaud other Information,
apply 10 the President, ". Il. Thompson,
NOrsanlowH, w.rI.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
missing F..PRIZES-

l'ltsl.-5- 3yf;;s ~ - X ,tssT,i45k
F SgallfFsi H sSss sIaa $3.50. 900
Une ilGgldCuce OF GttCH Street r Sl6, 600
One Residence nj, Green Street 600
Two CASH Prizes, eaEh $1,000 le,0oO
Two Cash PliGrs, each 81, 600. 1000
Five Cash Prizes, eaCh ST 900 8, GOO
Five Cash Prizes, eaglI $500 1850
Fifty Cash Pitxes; each $l00 5000
One hundred CASH Prizes, each $50 IS, O0h +
Five bundled Cash Prizes each sac 10, 600
One Set of Bar furniture " ~ 900
One fiHc PiRnolat $l.Sf 50 az ~ <. 800
Une Handsome Silver Tea Set 100
Fuur hundtee Boxes Old K bourbon
rWhisker SSe =. Il III a z. Y l4,A0o
Ten naaksts Champagne $50 /. $50
Fiyc Hundred Cash Irixes each $40 5000
-Four HAEdiSl Iio3Cs ,Fine Wines $50 Il, 600
Two (. Hundred BOXES Robertson
County Whisky, $50 = e,Ooo
Fous Hanlycd, Boxes Havana Cigars
sic I, 4,Ooe.
( Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $50 5000
,WisoleltiCkets IS. Halves, 81.
QuNrters$2.
Responsible agenta wanted At MI impor-
tant points. For circulars giving full IN
otmalIoa aid E9r ilrkeis address
w G. D,.WHlPs.
MillRrl HOTEL Eouttville NJ.
oEtoW.Segtt Glore, bookseller, i0s Fourth
ST., Louisville, NJ. Il z !,
Tho llottliiSaow open and will he run as
,hs,eiOfotc until Il 70 rraly>to BE- transferred
to'tlIE luekt%inner. The pQbliG are Invited
to St6pgwith Us mud SCI, hGswOpetty 4tsr
thpn!stvTS.5
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18
THE BEST REMEDf's
Diseases Of the Throat aid Lungs.

I ,Hyx.ya,c. Ia In diseases Of tho
H1EAkfO pulmonary organs
ecSSSsA 4 safo and reliable
sTs NsN remedy Is inyat.''
W. n suablc. AYRR's
& CHERRY PEcroRAI
MN Is such q remedy.
lts. IL Is q scientific,
combination Of the
CHERRY RR5 5ss ~ i s. ss; ;IssS
= : So :;
PICTORIAL. s snllGEaT e st1 & al Il
tho foundation Of all pulmonary diseases,
aff0Tding prompt relief anil rapid cures,
and Is adapted to patients OF my age OF
either sex. Being very pnlatnhla, tho
youngest children take &c readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds; Soro jThront,
Bronchitis, lnt;ueHZas Clergyman'G
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, md
CAtarrh, tho effects OF ATTR's CnRur2
PICTORIAL nze magical, and InultitudGG
arc annually preserved from serious Ill.
/ moss by Its timely and faithful Use. II
should be kept At hand In every house..
hold for the protection It affords IN sud.
don attacks. In Whoopfng-cough and
Consumption there Is no other remedy
so efiicaciOus, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices tiTe Inducements to try
some Of tile many mixtures or Ryrsrs,
xlado OF cheap and ineffective hIKrGdi.
Cnts, now offered, which, as they coz.
tain no curative qualities, Cln afford
( only temporary relief, and are sure to
6iisIppoint the patient. Diseases Of tho
threat and lungs demand active tlu1
effective treatment; and It Is dangerous
experimenting with unknown md cheap
medicines, from tho great liability thus
these diseases may, while so trifletl with,
! become deCply spetctl OF. inCurGblc. Use
.aHETs's CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you
nay confidently expect tie best results.
It Is Of acknowledged curative power,
anil Is ns cheap aS its careful pseparntiGn
and finC Ingredients will allow. Emit.
nent phyBiCilas, knowing its compost.
ton, prescribe It. Tho test OF hall q
century has proven Us certainty to cure
NIL pulmonary complaints not already
bey0nd ile reach of humnn aid.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18

Another new lot offs cent boxes
of paperjust received at the News
Depot. f
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-18

Donot failto Gull at Dunnington's
and see his large stock Of Ladies'
ClOaks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

A dispatch from New York says a
speech delivered by Congressman Her
bert, of Alabama, in Mobile, in that
State is attracting great attention in
the North. After quoting eloquent
passages from Hancock's letter of ac-
ceptance, in which he speaks of the
Union as the main pillar in the edifice
Of our real independence, Mr. Herbert
added If we could only get the masses
of the North, those who are honest
voters, and not office seekers, to under
stand and know that this is the senai-
ment that actuates us; thai we reeog-
nlze the results of the war fully; that
We support the Constitution and all it's
amendments; that we protect and guard
the rights of these freedmen who con-
stitute so large part of this audience,
we should add thousands Of votes to
Hancock i'll November. But every vile
SANDER that ingenuity, comment and
malice can perpetrate, is being distilled
into the ears of the Northern people.
John Sherman, in speech made at Gin
cinnati, actually stopped so low as to
tell the people of the North that if the
Democracy got in power, the South
would claim pay for it's slaves. / see
that Porter, candidate for Governor, is
repeating the same stuff in Indiana on
the stump The idea is SO preposterous
that it passes my understanding that
any voter could be influenced by it:
but such men as Porter and Sherman
would not condescend to use such an
argument if they did not believe that
they could make votes by it. To catch
a vote there is nothing that they would
not say. This is hard saying, but |
am justified in it, when men of their ia.
telligence resort to such arguments.
Look at it. The South contains scarcely
more than third of the voting popu-
lation OF the Uuion. The slave holders
were not third of the Southern peo-
pie; since the freedmen have become
voters, the former slave holders are not
more than one eighth of our voters. To
pay this, one. eighth Of our people would
nave to saddle the other seven-eighths
of our people with debt one hundred
and fifty billions of dollars. Why, if |
we were separated from the North BY a '
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01
NEW TO-DAY.
A PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor of the state OF Me-
yada.

In compliance with Section 93 OF an ACT OF
the Legislature, entitled San Act relating 70
Elections" approved March 18th, 1873
|, JOHN III. kINKE d, Governor Of the ota.e
of Nevada. do hereby offer reward OF ONE
HUNDR ID DOLLARS for the arrest and CONVICTION
of any person guilty of .misd,meanor, ana
reward of Two HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor the arrest
and conviction of any person guilty of felony,
in VIC alton of any Of the provisions OF tne
aforesaid law. The above rewards viii be peh
till the aggregate amount paid out reaches the
sum of ten thousand dollars
In witness whereof, ! have here
{ , } unto set nv hand ana caused the
! SEAL Great cal OF he tate OF Nevada 10
&,--* be affixed. Done at Carson CITY, TINS
lst day of October, A. ID. 1879.
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
Governor of the State of Nevada.
BY the Governor.
JASPER BABcocK. Secretary of State. oltd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01

gulf so wide and deep that the lightning
OF the telegraph could not leap 1t, we
would not pass such law for our fellow
citizens. This is Democratic district. l
am Democratic candidate. | believe
am acceptablet to the party, butit l should
seriously announce to the people that l
was Ill favor of taxing the voters who
were never slave holders, to pay those
who were, could not be elected; !
could not carry county III tine district.
There is not a district III the South
that could be carried ON any such plat
form When, then, Mr.. Sherman an
nounces that there is danger that the
former slave holders of the South will
make the whole United States pay one
hundred and fifty billions of dollars for
liberated slaves, well, my friends, l
will say that he knows better. Another
Islander he INDUCES in is, that il the
Democracy is successful, We will en-
deavor to pension Confederate soldiers
for the the Confederate war. Gentle
men, was a Confederate. l have on
my person scars received in fighting
under the Southern cross. l yield to
no man in love for my dead comrades,
or in sympathy for the living heroes OF
that Confederacy. Yet it never came
into my mint in the widest figures OF
my imagination, nor did it ever cross
yours, that the Government of the
United States. or any other Govern
ment, could afford to pension soldiers
for fighting against it. 1t is equally
untrue that we could or would embar
rass the Government with claims for
quartermasters stores taken during the
war. All of that class of claims, like
slavery and secession, were settled by
the war. All we ask is the right of
loyal self-government.
The finding of the body Of Horace p.
Wilbur, well known lawyer, floating
in the Delaware near Philadelphia yes
terday afternoon, has unearthed
scandal which the family are endeavor-
ing to keep quiet. When last seen
alive Mr.. Wilbur was III the company
of a woman named Tyndale, but who Is
known as Mrs. Jackson. The couple
left the apartments of the woman on
Sunday evening. On Monday the body
of Tyndale was found in the river near
the place where tha. Of Wilbur was
secured yesterday. How they got
overheard is mystery and it is ques-
toned whether they committed suicide,
or the man murdered the woman and
then ended his own life.
The London Times has the following
dispatch from Ragusa: At 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the news was re-
ceived here that Dulcigno had been
burned by ordes of the Albanian
League. The latter part of the news Is
not confirmed.
Governor st. John of Kansas, has
issued requisition for the Bender
family. 1t is not known ON what State
the requisition is made, but the Gov
ernor declares his belief that no mistake
has been made this time. and that the
| Blenders have really been found.
The Chicago Times says: Colonel
Pussen, who has returned from a
stamping tour in Indiana, says that the
Democrats will carry the State by from
10000 to 25,000 majority, with the
chances in favor of the latter figure
The Supreme Court Of Utah, has not
yet decided the Woman Suffrage case.
If it is decided against the women, it
will reduce the Mormon vote $4,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01
PARTISAN INCONSISTENCY.

At Republican meeting, in Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, the other day, the
speakers had much to say about intimi-
dation in the South, where, they al
legged, colored men had to vote the
Democratic ticket or keep away from
the polls. The speakers who made this
charge against the South oppose an
amendment to the Constitution of the
State giving the right of suffrage to for
eign-bor citizens who do not own Sl34
worth of the precious soil of Rhode
Island. The fact that many of those
foreign. born citizens were wounded in
the war, for the preservation of the
Union, makes no difference. They are
not allowed to have voice or vote in the
affairs of the State, because they do not
own real estate. One armed and one
legged veterans, some of whom held
commissions as captains, majors and
colonies in the Union army, are denied
the privileges of American citizens, be-
cause they are of foreign birth, and do
not own real estate. Though the State
is overwhelmingly Republican, pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution
to extend the suffrage even to war vet
Grams of foreign birth was defeated by
the full vote Of the Republican party.
In the face of this fact, which is proved
by the election returns, and the sworn
testimony of numerous witnesses before
Congressional investigating commit
tee, Rhode Island Republicans talk about
ostracism in the South, and denounce
any and all attempts to restrict the
suffrage by educational or property
qualifications.
In New Hampshire, another Republi-
can State, Roman Catholics and Jews
are not eligible, under the laws, to hold
oil OiiCc Vi ptou1 VI Siuo1, "id CNCiy
attempt to repeal this restrictive clause
has been defeated by Republicans. The
papers and speakers OF the party of
great moral ideas never allude to this
prescription, because it is practiced in a
Republican State, but epdeavor to ere
ate the impression that the right of
suffrage and of holding office is denied
American citizens only In the South.
1t would look more consistent if those
who never tire of denouncing the South
since it became Democratic, would de-
vote little attention to the restrictions
placed ON American citizens, because of
birth and religion, in some Of the Re-
publican States of the Union. The first
is circumstance over which the indi-
vidual had no control, and about which
he was not consulted, and the second is
matter that rests exclusively between
the individual and bis Creator, and for
which, so long as he is a abiding
citizen, he should not be prevented
from holding office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01

. -.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-01
A PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor Of the state of Ne.
yatia.

In compliance with section One O) of Gan
Act to Ascertain and Express the VILE OF the
People Of the State of Nevada upon the subject
of Chinese Immigration, approved February
18th, 1879
l, JouS II. KlNRE.D, Governor OF the State
of Nevada, do hereby call upon the electors of
this st tie to signify at the General Election to
be held November I'd, 1880, their will as 10 the
continuance or prohibition OF hnese immgra-
ton, by placing upon their ballots ''For Chi
nese immigration if in favor thereof, or
against Chinese Immigration If opposed
thereto.
-. In witness whereof, ! have here
! unto set my hand and caused tic
SEAL Great Seal OF the state OF Nevada to
49,. be affixed. Done at Carson City, this
lst day of October, A. ID. 1880.
JOHN II. kINKEAD,
Governor OF the State 81 Nevada.
BY the Governor.
JASPER BABcocK, Secretary of State. o1td
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

C. s. Osborn, Justice of the Peace in and far
Union Township, Humboldt County, State of
Nevada, gives notice, in accordance with tie
provisions OF the Statutes Of the State OF Ne
yada in such ca 'es made and prov ded, that on
or about the 18th day OF September, 1880, there
came upon the pr, mi es OF Louigi Pedrole one
dark bay horse. brand ID 'P' on left shoul ier
with little star in it, forehead; also one light
bay morse branded ''H" On tire he I boulder, a
little star in its forehead, and with four white
feet.
G. s. OSBORN, j. p.
Wnnemucca, October l, 1880. o1-2mlaw
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Republicans who were denouncinp
Senator Jones when they heard that he
had declared for Hancock, are now
landing him because he is for Garfield.
LIS the record of Senator Jones, as
Hancock man, any better or any worse
than the record of Senator Jones as a
Garfield MANI
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General CRAFTS speech at Warren
j Ohio, is the first, last and only one
which he will make IN the campaign.
; Grant treated Garfield with silent con-
i tempt, never once mentioning his name
III hrs speech.
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