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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-11-27

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-11-27

Enosh ,rg Falls. Vt. Feb %, 1879.
Sworn and sutso.hed 10 before me this
25,h day Of Feb, A. ID 1879.
JOIN q JEN\E Justice Of the Pace
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-11-27
ATTENTION FARMERS.

Every farmer in the land needs one or more
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. FOR 4 pubic
.nlcnt at Rugby.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
8aum rief aber SaFan benz S9peiBs..

&aum rtef aber 5aKan benz Sdmeibs..
baoeteH, Der obne 8epegung in ieinen ar.
men lag, nit beiligsr Betbeueruna Die
8erTdsrun9 gu, oaB Der Sub isin.s Sob.
nes nod ni4t absenommen isi 10 tsbrte
benz brapen Batter a[lmdlig 10 piel 4rait
,urid, I'm BON 6afan unteritiibt, Der i'm
mebr trus aIs fibrte. Die Sitte gu srreis
den.
gBie groB mar nun aber Die uebsrra-
I9ung bes 8linben, OILS er bort anlansts
uno ibm bas iibereliidlide Weib ieinss
Sobnes bas @orsefallene erSdblte, ais Der
S4aQ unbefannte,, niroeooQsr Stimmen
~ ieinem @eb6r orang, unb er erfubr, baB
@eors nidt nur nidt %peritimmelt, ionbsrn
lhon nod sinisen Bo9en uieber berse-
iteit perbe uno bann Den SUB mieoer se=
brau4en f6nnte pie Supor. au9 b6rte
iebt Der @reis in bieier traurigen Stube,
no bic bittsrte 0oib bersits ein9sfs6rt mar,
einmal tpieoer ben 8lans bss 8slbss.
Seine gntsl ipieltsn ndmli9, als lie ibre
Sbrdnen setrodnst, nit Den blantsn Sba.
Tern, Die oas Jrdulein BON S6aumber9
ssididt.
sBas, 0 @ott, muBte bieIer Wann nun
fiblen, Der unter isinem i9i9ten, ssfidtsu
Rode Elm eolss srobes Ssr3 in Der 9rut
trus. 8as mubte er empinben, er, Der
l9on bel Dem 8eoanfen an cine etpa mDg.
li4e &sttuns in elmer fur Den glinben les
bsnsssfdbrli9sn Sait bur9 Den Walb lief
unb f9 bas @eli9t, bic massrn Sdnoe
unb bic i9uanfenben SiBs an burien
I St6den uno i9arfsn Sornbui9en uano
I9lug unb rib. Seine Gimme i6ninbel=
ten. a!s man ibm Die 8sttung ieines &c.
liebten @eorss, pie Ole 10 pl6bli@e 8enz
ouns bss S4idialss er6fnsts, bas i'm uno
Die Ssinsn nod Dor elmer 5tunOe gu srs
bridsn orobts, unb isin Ser3 mar ni6i
psrm6senb, bas lInsrmsbli9e bisIss Slit
fss auijunebmsn. Sc ii6er 1utbste osb:
baIb Die 1fer uno briidte i'm fat gu So
ben, ME Elm allSuslibenbsr Strabl ber
SOnue Die Selber unb 8lumen, Die bod
ibr 2sben unb @sbeibsn lit. Ct empfanb
cine unsebeuere 8ebmutb, bod he mar iib,
$50 bic Tot5 ON srbBten, lit Soft an
ndafen." go ipra9 isbt Der alte, inoem
er nit ben 5itternoen SGnoen ben Sut
bonn S9eitel So9. 8,i 6ielen 8orter
flans feline Stimme leiie, unb bebte beftie
uno beiBer. Grampf5aft belt er fid or
isinem fnotisen Stabs, lisB bann Den &opl
lansia am sur 8ruit bsrab iinten, uno als
er iib untsr Der 2ait isinss Slides almd.
Zig i6ud6sr tusroen fibltt, iuete CT ID
9elno s6aItet mid, meine 2ieben ; i'd
CLAUDE gar, mir oltem Burden miro poi
benz Slide, bas i'd nidt mebr sswobn
bin, i6sl!"
Don gidsnau 3os i'm ~ fi9 beran. uni
Der blinoe @rsis i9lummerts sinise Winu'
ten I9einbar on Der 8rut leines 8uts'
BERN, ben er Dor einisen Suan3is Sabren
ais au6 sr nod einen ausentern in Den
isbt 10 i@iurren 8eib bate, oft als munts
res 8ino ben Bielsnplan burdbapfen fab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
SInftcs &apitsl.
Gin 10 o t.

$50 1T alio pirfli9 unIer lieber gndois
ger Serr bon gi9enau bier anpsIsno 2"
fraste enbli9 Der @reis piebsr, als er mad
sinisen Minutsn mioe uno eri96pit ben
&opf erbOb, uno ben betaitete, an beIien
9ruft er eben 9srubt!
vSa Batter, sr bd!t gu6 i'm Urine, iaste
jsbt Dos iunse Weib, nobel Der alts Wann,
o9ne oab IS BON Gl9enau binbsrn fonnts,
raid auf bic 8niee .iant unb Elm /: 80 msin
Soft, tpie peroiene i'd i9le9ter Wann cine
10 srObe gbre!" beraus fiisb.
SIN oieiem aussnblide 6ffnste Der ar3t
elm Geniter, unb bsfabl gI9enaus &uti9er,
oab er raid in Die Staot fabren uno in
Der Ipotbefe oas &scspt, nel6es er ibm
biebei binaus rei9te, abseben iole. gr
bsmerfte ibm aud. oab auf bic Mr3nei nno
Salbs genartst neroen tonne, oann miHe
ct unssidumt suriid tsbrsn, neil bier Sc
fabr auf 9erSu9 isi.
Ser @reis, Der jebt ipisbsr isne Stimme
b6rte, Die er i9on slei4 beir; gintreten
oernommsn, bor4te bod aut unb aIs ibm
nun gi9enau ben riibmli9 bsfanntsn Ta-
men oss Webijinalratbes nannte, uno i'm
babel nit @epalt pom 8oosn au5bob,
fonnte ct einsn S%reuoenausruf ni1t unter=
briidsn. Ser Name bisiss 10 ausseasi9.
net sei9idten arStes NOR ibut ndmli9 bic
f4srite 8arsiduft fir Die WiebsrbsrFsl.
lung ieines Sobnes. IN Der Wano bin,
iu9enb, idleppte er Ii9 nun 3u @sors bin,
uno als oieier oes 8atsrs Sdnbe er9riff,
uno i'm, Dor Ribruns unb Jrsube idlu9s
3eno, Su f6 nieber jOg, 10 NOR Der alte
Wann nabe baran, wisoer in Obnma9t gu
Fnfsn.
Ser ar3t, Der Die aufuasnbs YIdEs ieis
mes @sf4tes nod sur re4tsn 3eit sepabr
ipurbe, .ntpfropfte raid cine jsner 5laIdsn,
Die BON gi6enau mitss6ra9t, elite gu Dem
4lten bin, uno bieB i'm einise bsrjbafts
S9llde tbun. Sod taum bate bieIer
aus Der 6lai9e setruntsn, bic sinsn alien
t0tli&sn 8sin entbielt, 10 fdrbte elm 9Rot9
oss inni9lten 9sbasens bas @sli9t bes
Slinoen, uro OILS CT nod Elm paar Mal
BON oieiem tuabren 2sbsns6le tranf, i9mar-
ben Die a6jei4en binfdQissr S9pd9s
9ansli4 aus ieinen 3assn.
90 cling bsnn enbIi9 Der Sturm Der
usberrai9uns. Riibruns unb Grsub. por-
iiber, uno Der Ra9baa. ben er IN Den Ser
gen Der 10 i9usr beimssiu9tsn SamiIis
3urid lieB, tpar ungsmsin tpobltbuenb, un6
nor Der id0nte griab fir 10 piel perlsbtss
glenb. StartmitbiSs &efsnation bslsbte
bic @sf9ter Der 10 bart @spriiftsn pieSer,
Die nod Dor elmer Stunoe 10 traurig unb
t%roitlos Dor fh9 binseftarrt. sic fl6lten
bic 8raft unb ben Wiusn aus Der abse.
ftumpft6sit ibres glenoss In bas tbattrdf.
tise 2sben Surldfebren.
au9 ibr @ebet mar ni6t msbr isnss
a%ufresenbe t%brdnenbo1e, bur& bas he f9
elmer %finfern Wsrjweiluns 5u ent3iebsn Be.
mi6ten. gs NOR elm @sbst poI Sanft.
mutb unb Soffnuns, In tusI9sm Fe Die
Sbren, bic fe liebten, nit Soft in @smsin.
i8aft bra9tsn, unb babel lsbts wisber cine
OOlfdnoiss Rube IN i9ren @smatbern auf.
(Gsrttsuus isIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
Q 0as
6ebfimnie
nnt bic
Gn9ldnber
auf Oct frnarasoemem Snfef.
Rad Naput be Wapsry,
f6ortieBuns.l

G8orteBuns.l
Sp fniete er. In ben M6aruno isines
eetoenS psriepft pie Stirne iptper ben
Mltar aepreet Bis Der 8lcfe ebern:r
Wunb bic apeite Stunpe mad Witters
nabt anfinefate.
Der pfarrer mar rubie. Gr fanb
aut tte Rirds 3u psrlaHsn unb bas
Na6tlaser aufsuiuGen. Sbne etn pas
ternofer aber fam er an Dunfan's Grab
nt9t ppriibsr.
Bon Der 6arn, feel bur9 bic Blenblaz
ben ittnes !3tmmsrs nod 9i9tI9ein In
pte Na9t bin. Grau slnuy bate es
nttt Gber fib septnnen fSnnen, Dor Der
&adtsbr ibreS Spbnss Idlafsn su ssbsn.
.0ie 70 ipat fsbrt pu ;uridr faste fe,
als Der Yfarrer eiutrat. .Be Tsbf pu
10 errest 70 ersrifsn aus
Gin aruier Climber bssebrts mstr,
bsfte Wutter," antpprtste 8ater Sts2cy.
.5af cu i'm setrSfet, &inp 2"
DGs eibt Dtnss wslbe Soft lib sprs.
bebaltsn Bat" psrisbte Der Yfarrsr aus
peiGeno. sci file, Mutter, frase
ni9tl 8, nte mar ia 70 sladlt@ In met
mem 0eipl SD mar BET Dem, wslber unS
Bort, Obns pab mir iprs&sn, unb Der CUR
antport ni9t Der eippen bspaIf. Ssst,
ia, isBt bin i1 rs9t lstn Dtener!" Die
Sanpe Der Wuttsr ersrifeno, fiste er
binsu: .Wetn lsBtes @atsrunisr ipra&
t9 auf Dunfan'S @rab."
.@ptt iesne bid !" iuste Grau @nnY
NIT DOR SepeSuns sittsrnber Sttmms;
"pu absr glib MIR ben priefsrli&sn Sss
gen."
@atsr Siss &oY frsifte NIT ieinen Gin
germ pas ebrpOrrtse Saupt Der Matter,
ais sr paS 3eiden pes SeilS dber fe
mahte.
ginise Wtnuten lpater mar aud In
stelem Sauis bas 2i9t srlolaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
Gin Stsa9l in's Daniel.

DaS Wdo1en nit ben punfelbrauner,
Ausen, eem fret I'm ZEN 8opf b%erumbdns
senpsn ,absnItpar,en Saar, Der TINS
Bslbli@s lpielenpen 9si&tsfarbe, Der
breiten uno f~tarfsn, absr bssbalb fsines,
rpsss unitSnsn Nals zen Soqen 9ippsn,
unb In benz fursen, rptbsn &od = mir
fennsn ptsS Wdoden, weldes bort In Der
1enferniibe fiBt unp 70 etfri8 bas
Sptnnrap f6nurren ldBt. Was9Y bat
ofsnbar Grfabruns tn Spinnen, pab fe
70 reselmabts ben 6apsn ttebt Cbi9on
ibre @eoanfsn, pte baS traumenbe Guse
bspetSt, nett neg iinb.
N@ ia, nit ben 8ecanfsn mar tas
iunse Wdpdsn In beiisn 8sii6t Elm felt
Jam tisf i9meBlt&er Bug aass edaeln
bannts, ni&t In Der armen, tpent aud
lbsraus Iaubern Quite. Durb bas ins
mere 2stpsn tparen bic Wunbpinfel ttsf
nieesrsaosen, unp aus ben bleiben
@anssn fparen bic lisbliGsn @ribaen
perlbpuneen = rppbl fir INNER.
@lsid sinbsnpsm 9liB aus sntpSlftsr
65bs mar Dunfan's 600 In ben lonnis
gen 9snstas ibrer erfsn, tbrer einstSsn
9isbs sefabren ; Elm Wal osrwunpet aber,
fcnnte WasaY's fcIse unp tuBlei@ CARTE
Ssele niemaIs mebr ssneitn.
Iassy mar etne BON isnen tiefsn, neil
einfaben Seelen, Die In frdbefsr Suseno
bur6 piele Yrifunsen uno 2sio fb
eurGtrtnaen mdGsn uno, BON elmer tn
nsrn 5ofnun8 lsbenp, In ibr san3 auf<
ssben. 8rt9t bisle 5oTnung bislsr
etn3fse 3telpunft bes i@lt@tsn, seraben
SssIenIebsns, 70 brt@t raS eeben ielbf.
0or adt Iassn Iab fe aud tort In
Der Genfanil9s am Spinnrap ; aber pte
70 san3 anbsrs als jsBt ! Da mar aQss
an tbr 9ebsn unb 3adeln uro Grobinn
unb Selisfeit = ia, bamaIS fab Dun,
fan nod lsbenb an ibrsr Seite unb ipett>
eiferte nit tbr In S9er3 unb Nedsret.
nSurre Rab&sa iarrs"
= baS DdBdsn barf aud isbt nt6t
ruben, baS G%inasrpaar am &odsu nt6t
srmdbsn, Der Spsibtlausa 3pti6sa ben
Stridenlippen nt&t Ssrie1en bonn mas
bier eriponnen wtrb, tas III fir bts
0rObmu.ter Bel, BARON mus Der 9auS'
bdlt beftebsn.
@rpsmuttsr 8sa fBt nabe am 5sre,
dter cine b5lSerne SddHsl nit Sartof'
feln s~sbeust pts fe fdr pas Mbenpefen
abl9dlt, BON AuSwidien Hubert unp
serI9nsirst. Sspes Wal, tpsnn fe sine
8artpfsl iorsfaltis prdparirt unb In ben
nebsn tbr febenpen, nit WaGer Seriebs>
nen tannsnsn Gtmer aepprfen bat, ldbt
fe bic rpslfen Singer auf bte Snise fin
fen, UNI etnen furssn, lpdbsnben Bid
mad WassY btniber 3u fsnbsn, mad
WassN ste unablafis ben Gapen brebt.
Gin ribrsnbsS @enrebtIb: baS arnte
Wae&en wsldss ipinnt unp iptnnt bte
alte 1rau, tts NIT 70 betrlbter Wttne ben
Sopf i&dttslt Der @uSprud unbel@reibs
lt9en S9mer5es auf betpen @efatern,
ete tdltsr Ibuuns nod 8r5beri
S@meDss, bic auf Dem 8an3sn 8tlbe
rubt, feGsln unsspSbnli1 baS sluae.
go mar bod nt&t re&t. bab i9 cbns ibr
Wi1en unc 9e8en tbren WiQsn ben Sang
madte, unb bab Id ibr ni6tS Dor Der
Ysss8nuns NIT Su8b psatcod eelast
tsnft Massp pispsr unp wtspsL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
TELEGRA.PHTC ITEMS.

A dispatch from Chicago says :: Oh
Fairchild, who has, as occasion requir-
ed, borne the alias Of Burton, Clark,
Howell, or Shoemaker, and who has
served terms for various crimes in the
Michigan and Ohio penitentiaries, was
arrested here to-day for the murder Of
an old man named Richard French,
whom Fairchild and his wife had en-
ticed to Kansas under promise-of taking
care of him, and had then murdered in
cold blood. The crime first became
known to 1.-The Chief of Police of Toledo.
Ohio, to whom the prattling of Fair
child's-lttle girl reNealed,it. The body
of French was exhumed, and Fairchild
has been followed for some months,
with the result of to-days arrest. The
murder was committed in 1878.
In New York City, the device Of
marking, upon all possible places, the
figures 1929 has been adopted. Dis
patches from. Ohio, Indiana and Maine
show that the significance of the cabal-
istc figures is known in those States,
leading to the belief that the idea was
conceived in New York anG telegraphed
in all directions from Democratic
headquarters. White chalk is gener-
ally used for dark surfaces and black
paint for white ones, and the stores,
houses, fences, ETC., Of Republicans are
particularly singled out for such cabal-
istic establishment. The, Democrats,
through their journals, are laughing
over the popularity of this electioneer-
ing scheme, and the Republicans, with
the exception of those who have had
their front doors besmeared with black
paint, or something more offensive,
are rather inclined. to, let them have
their merriment out.
A Liverpool (England) newspaper has
news that r. B. Hayes and his family
will visit England at the end of his
| term of office, and that Mr. Hayes,
who is in the West, is in the habit of
| delivering lay sermons, and will, it is
understood, occupy the pulpits of sew
eral of the leading clergymen of his
denomination while in England.
l. DIR. Albert G. p. Goersen, charged
i with poisoning his wife, was convicted
yesterday, in Philadelphia, for murder
in the first degree.
Loring Pickering. proprietor of the
San Francisco Morning Call, was mar
ried Thursday night to Miss Margaret
| l. Crothers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
SPECIAL LOCALS.

shipments.

The first object in life witt the Amer
lean people is. to '.get rich;' the second,
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained by energy. honesty and
saving; the second--good health--by
using q REEN's AUGUsTFLOwEE.- Should
you be Respondent sufferer from any
of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
PLANT, Indigestion, etc, such as Sick
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costivennss,
Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Pros
tration, Low Spirits, ETC., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses OF
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at
once. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Reg
ular size, Is cents. Positively sold by
all frst-class druggists in the United
States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
The Storey County Demncra

The Storey County Democratic Con
vention, adopted resolution affirming
that no person should be elected by the
Legislature of this State to the high
office of United States Senator, in VIC.
lation of the Federal Constitution,
which provides that no person shall be
Senator, who shall not when selected,
be an inhabitant Of the State for which
he shall be chosen. The PLATFORM also
pledges the nominees for the Senate
and Assembly to support Colonel Fair
for U. s. Senator, and to use all hon,
orable efforts for his election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02

brought before Congress at every ses-
sion. These purport to be for damages
sustained by Union men in the South.
They are now in the hands of brokers,
who purchased them for a song. For
years these brokers had a powerful
lobby in Washington for the purpose Of
getting their bills passed by Congress.
General Hancock is of the opinion that
as more than fifteen years have passed
since hostilities ceased, those claims
can fairly be considered barred by the
lapse of time
The New York Herald, which is per-
haps the fairest and most independent
newspaper published in the United
States, says the whole war clains bust
ness is fraud. Clarkson Potter, of
New York. Introduces and passed
through the House of Representatives
a sensible bil4 referring all so called
loyal war claims to q Court of Claims,
to be there dealt with, but the Senate;
which was then Republican, defeated
this much needed check Oh fraud, and
accordingly Congress is still vexed at
every session with war claims, mostly
by Northern agents of pretended loyal.
lists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.

General Hancock 8 letter on Southern
war claims, in which. he frankly and
explicitly declares that if he we're
president he would veto all legislation
which might come before him providing
Abr the consideration, or payment of
claims of any kind for losses or dam
ages by persons who were in rebellion,
whether pardoned or not, has silenced
enc Of the heaviest batteries of the Re-
publican oampaigners. In Indiana and
Chic this bugaboo was used with more
ar less effect by the stump speakers
and journals that oppose his election;
Nut now, as the New York Times, the
kading Republican paper of the coun-
try, says. every intelligent, citizen,
whatever his politics, feels assured that
there is not the remotest dangerof such
claims being allowed. whether Hancock
i elected or not.
There is, however, another class of
AjaimA known as. "lOyal wan claims" -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
A PROCLAMATION.
NV the Governor Of the state of Ns.
yada.

Ipcompliancs with Section 90 Of an Act Of
bbe er,siaf1rc entitled IAN Act relating n
Elections, approved March 18th, 1876
l. JOHN Ii. hIEKE D, Governor Of the State
of Nevada. do heteby ofieg reward Of 0sg
HUsDR D DOLLARS for the arrest and conviction
Of any person guilty Of misde meanor, and a
reward OF Two HUNDEko DuLLAks for the arrest
and conyietien Of any persen guilty Of felony
in VIC ation Of any 81 the provisions OF the
aforesaid Law lie above I.Mal Us viii be paid
till the aggregate amount paid out reaches the
sum II ten thousand dollars.
I'm witness whereof, ! have here
Esp., unto set my hand and caused the
/ oEAh Great cal OF he tate Of Nevada to
- be affixed Done at Carson City, this
LIST day Of october, A. u. 1879
JOHN II. kINKEAD,
Governor Of The State Of Nevada
BY the Governor.
JAsPER BABCCcR. Secretary Of State. oltd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02

The French Admiral is instructed not
to fire shot in the event of the bonn
bardment of Dulcigno. The Constitu-
tion debars the President from declar-
ing war without the assent of the
Chambers. This may prevent the
Powers from carrying out the pro-
gramme which they adopted to settle
the Eastern, question.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-02
A PROCLAMATION.
ny the Governor or the state OF Nc
yaSsa.

In compliance with ection One ID Of can
Aet to Ascei tain and Express the will Of the
people Il the State Of Nevada upon the subject
OF Cnine.e Immigration, approved February
18th, 1879
!. JohN II. kISggsp, Governor Of the State
Of, Nevada, 10 hereby call upon the electors Of
this state to SIGNIFY at the General Election, to
be held November I'd, lsoo, heir will as 10 the
continuance or pr hb.tion Of hinese immigra-
tion, by placing upon their ballots For Chi
nese Immigration" II in favor thereof, or
Against Chinese immigration" II opposed
thereto.
49, la witness whereof, | have here
jSr,t unto set my hand and caused the
Sih" Great Seal Of the state Of Nevada tn
- be afi.Aed. Done al larson City, this
LIST DAY Of October, A. d. lse0.
JOHN ~. klNkEAD,
Governor Of the State OF Nevada
BY the Governor.
jasPEE AAacocK, Secretary Of State. oltA
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EaigbaRkrs Lard.

The celebrated pure Fairbanks Lard
can now be found at F c. ROBINS.
who makes it a point to secure only
such brands as will stand personal
lnspeetlon. auI4
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BE Cook and Comfortable.

Call at F. c. ROBINS, and fit your
self with white coat, pants and vest,
all of which are being. sold at cost.
ie2S
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Three.ply Hose.

A fine. assortment of three-ply rubber
hose, A No. l., the best in town, at the
store of
ap27-tf BANN1sTER & WETBERLY.
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Some seventy-five thousand barrela
of apples have been shipped from New
York and other ports to Europe IN the
past two weeks. Liverpool and Glas-
gov are the principal markets, though
Bremen and Hamburg are taking some
shipments.
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And WHY Is Ii ?

Why does everybody 60 to LzvY &
Co.'S store for their goods? Answer
Because that is the place to get goods.
cheap for CASH. mill
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Winnemucca Jockey Club until October 2. 1890
for the following Privileges, namely
Pools, Bar. Fruit stand, and Restau.
ant.
The Club reserves the right TO reject anv and
all bids '''0
Address proposals to In. LEVY
Secretary WinDemucca Jockey Club.
Winnemueca, SEPTEMBER 20, 1880. I'd
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The Storey County Democratic Con-
vention nominated the following Legis-
lative ticket: For State Senate, j A.
Brumsey and L. I. Fox; for the As
sembly, H. II. Fenoyer, A. G. Nc
Kenzie, Walt. J.. Tuska; P. II. Ford,
j. b. Mallon, H. L. Dufey, +. V.
Mooney, J. G.. Masel, j. ID. Walden,
D.. A. Moriarity, w. f. Copeland, l..
p. Drexler, Ambrose English and E. F..
Plank.
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Esnre Coffee.

We have just received our own brand
of coffee, the finest. in the market.
Try it. mo- LEVY & Co.
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SGsllmeT Goods.

White coats, pants and vests at cost
at Il. G. ROBINs'. ja28
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store and Stock i'm COlcOnGa.
Nevada.

rare opportunity for any person contem.
plating going into business
Terms given on application either to
+. n. LEVY, Goleonda, New.
or LEVY Co. Winnemucca, New.
Winnemueca, August ~, 1880 TT
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She Great Stomach Regulator
AND DYSPLPslA CURE

THE MEXICAN REMEDY FOR DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
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Forwarding and Commission

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Daily Republican., 1880-04-26
Love an d Esteem.

MEssRs EDITORS In las. Saturdays q
issue Of the "Rspublican" see an ac-
count Of a donation given to Mr.. Potter,
former pastor Of the Methodist Protest.
antChurch Of this city, which, needs some
explanation. The donation was val
uabls one, consisting Of clothing ready
made, and dry goods OF different kinds,
besides large lot of eatables. There
were IS or 100 persons present, coming
from at least four different churches in
this city, and quite a number not mem
bers Of any church. 1t was not given
for the object named in the paper of
Saturday, but was given as a token of
respect and love to the retiring pastor
and his family, as he has lahored so
faithfully and earnestly with them, not
asking, not expecting any pay for SER
vices rendered In this life, but for th 9
purpose Of establishing a church Of our
CHOICE here, where all christians are
welcomed, and stand as beacon light
to the wayworn traveller over life's
dark sea. hope this will give entire
as all the friends engaged
in the affair have our prayers and best
wishes. W. r. p.