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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19
MEssECsNkE.
DIR. TUTsTS
.E.XPECT0RANT,
IN IS CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES,

Its properties sro Oemulcent, Nutrtivo, Bal.
ssmic Soothing snd Healing Combining all
those qualilies, ii is tho most effective LUNG
bALSAM ever clerod to sufferers from pumo.
nary diseases.
Or. J. +. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun
tsrily indorses it. Road what ho says:
Now York, Sept. 49, 1871.
Dr.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year trest. =.
ed nine hundred CAGES of lung diseases. In the
lower wards of tho city tho cases were of a yery
severe type. 1t was thore my attention was
eurprso at its wonderful power. During prsc.
tlce of twonty yesrs have never kcown med.
lclne to act as prCmptly and with such happy
ELECTS. II instantly subdued tho most vioien
Its Of coughing. and invariably cured tho d.
soase in lew days. l cheeIfully endorse it as
tho best lung medicine over used.
J.FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

TAKE 4 WALK and look arouad nt ISAAC
EICnBERG'S S for immense bargai6s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

TAKE WaENlNG.-Goods arc positively cd
varcing, and advarciug rapidly, and before VIC
take our annual invcnsory wo will soil all goods
at old prices. We have largo stock OF Dry
Goods. Carpets, Pieoo Goods, Silks. Uashmers
aud various other goods. Parties invcsiog
ilol0 will save from 2u to 50 per ct. Call and
see Us. ISAAC EiCHBERH,
Successor to SIaYmakcr Go,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

JUST THINK, reflect z moment, and sec wha
ycu can seyc by buying now at
ISAAC EICuEERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19
GUEL1C SALE.

BY T!rtuo OF an order Of tho Corporation Cour!
Of tho city Of Alexsndria, Va, entered ri the
January torn, 1880. in tho Cause of w. w,
Kirby vs. g.: A. Appel. l will sell, by public
auction. on SATURDAY, Jsnusry a. 1850, at
10 s. m., at Eooo's wharf, foot Of Prince street
in tho city of Alexandria, Va, the schooner
AHAhlA a Ii. PERT ard all her tackle and fur
nituro Terms Of Sslo-Cssh.
RT. LUCAS.
ian ll.td Snrg't city OF Alexandria.
|FOMMlSSlONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LAND-By virtue of q dacrce pro.
nounced ny the Circuit Court OF Prince William
county. q: tho November special torn, 1879,
thereof in the chancery suit OF Stonnel VS. Ston :
noll, The undersigned. special commissioners
therein named, will otter for sale ct public auc.
ton, before the front door of tho court house of
tho said county, on MONDAY, the 9th dsy of
January, 1850 Chat bong Court day. that VA L.
UABLE FARM, situated in the said county,
called mMEARSC0," containing about Gi3
acres. This farm lios on tho Nosbsco run, about
ono half milo [rol Nosbsco Mills and postollico;
it is hosVily tirlberad, and has on i: COMMUs
olOUS DWELLING and ell necessary out
houses. we'll fenced and in a good aLate of cult
vaton. 1t has on it sleo q VALUABLE
SLATE QUAkRI, which hiss boon cxtOnsiya-
ly worked sGco tho war.
Terms OF Sale: Orc third Of the nu,chsso
iaonry in cash, and tho residue in three causl
payments at one two and throe years, with in
tercst from day of sslc, the purchaser executing
bonds. with approved security, for tho dofnrred
payments, end tho titlo to ba retained until tho
whole of tho purchase money is pRid.
MIR. Richard St0nnoll, living on Inc rremisos,
will thko pleasure in showing the farm TO any
pors0n wishing 90 purchase
A plot Of tho fHrm may bo seen al tha Office of
John HI. johnson, eeq., Alexandria, Va.
Iot!N n; vInHIMlSSHoN, Conn, r.
WM ~ Il Ib-;!MMl2 q! I,HIO.
Irinco William county, doc It's
E- Iha Gboro salo has been postponed until
huNDAI, tho I'd day Of February, 1850, Cour.
dav. At tho sarna place. ian o.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

You CAN FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tin Ware, such as Baking Pans, Pie Pans,
Cutters, &c., cheap at STANSBURY'S,
Cor. King and Columbus 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

FN U L s II A l L y YE.
GRAY HAIR Or WHISPERS changed 10 a
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application Of this
DYE. II inpsr.s q Natural Color, hots InsLsno
taieously, and is as HarnioSa rs spring water.
Sold by Druggists, or sent by o1aress on receipt
of 81.
Office, 35 Murray ST.. Eey Work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

TfDYS TDGi. CiI itSTS on hnnd and for salo
-E-s cheap Ia close ont also All assortment Of
;ikstns 1T low prices, suitable for presents. Cal
AID examine ST So King street, crrnar Of Royal.
dec ii j. T. CRKIGHTON Il SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

EHurS, rISTOhS, &c, Al reduced pricas, st
III - King st, corner Of KnyH!-Only think OF
it n seven shooter Revolver, with steel barrels
snd lGO cartridges, for 81 10
j. Il. CKEIauTON i SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

vortsera. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

BARGAINS
Threo Button Kid Gloves a. zoe,
Double width Bersgo 1t 25c.
Ladies' Linen Collars at Sc, at
nov II G. &. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

Irihco William county, doc It's
FE- Iba above sale has been postpnncd II nj
huNDAI, tho I'd day Of Fcb!us7y, 1850, Cou
dav. at tho sarna place. ian o.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

NATIONAL BRCILERSl NATIONAL
~ BKOILERS!l-For broilng meats and
oysters, OR tosstiDg bread. Nothing can conf
pare to tho National Broiler. For sale by
| noy2O MCLEAN & UHLEB rs King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19

no YOUR COOKING BY STEAM which
- is the purest and beat heat known for tho
purpose. Call and examine tho "COMMON
SENSE COOKER For sslo by
deolG MCLEAN s. UHLER, 16 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19
ESTABLISHED 1850.
J.P.CLARKE

|FTOYSl TOYSi
l. TOYS
Tho balance OF cur stock O! TOYS will 90 sold
wthou. regard to cnet. Call early and 81 curo
bargains 81 FERGUSON Sc BROS,
dec 23 96 King street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

ifnm Ian. 1. ~, III 1An, 1.
NJ. fsts hanks ~efe ur9aniHd.
With capital If sRiFs esFa.
IhT AVERAGE price ~ eUil VAS
9isi. nasiing = front " the
hankets III .sst sst4ttffs8s84
1rM Lam. !, III. Vi Isn. 1.
~, lAi hasita ~.rr NrvAn
iri with \ fsiatal If tHh.
siti Tile isrlei III gill Is
sfsf.d i'll sA' msklhs pfDhs
NJ Viz ipAnaafs ses4
ffyn IaN, !. W.. ~ ian. /
", III iisflts Wfse nraaDieel5
witlt ! eaiAsNl iii ~ HiAitlt,
iht tfiss ~ Yt,idasNIasssl iia
Hakiiits IiTssiit ~ thf hath
CTS ~ ss5fa8 fs 8se4st48s44N448
1fssti. Jan |. vi. ~ Ian. i,
~ shH lAsfeA. II capital WAS
Ai I'm HI essffsnst w#a
Wufth ~ ietrslsil Tits hstts
iuad 4 pfHtit ~ sasf4ftte.stf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

FaH tHfAA NJ NRlsaN4A, go 4 ~
n slA II M III AfA Mt ANssia MI
NJ is$e i fssi8t "A ~ Al# "
NJ NAN WAsA sfA AHi I'll 49,
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wf#ssH W t# IN ffFHssEsHs "A
rest8 r. tAi#fA ~ i8Kfsf Atv
w. t1fFIA tf 1--WE ! - y
iAs ii ifsMN til Hsfs MI / sa
sGfA tHN ts48 III 49, filA t# NHAfl
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Nj II Hklf NFn H4 Ill tHH# fA# u
III iffllmMAs ihFfF ~ ~ AtgH1
49, tNkNt aAls III i7 taiii
lssrss u teaita ta#HI n 8Nktls aeAf
Fl 49,. 81 ri Al PHI $3.50 M fHA
49, 49, shMA tls8 I@4leltsAlWf i9AAtf
n H. glasst III sst isst Ne - IN
t4ti All inF NJ HAslN4 lnt - lh aAHi
" asis ssns i ~ iiHli*ta ~ tHfsst
HA fl IL ~ AlsAA Ill ~ iiat Vi
fnslsf sl#k ntsi - fHfihef 1hAA VI VII
rlgs' attillNN ii | 49, Id fHusftf
gF4sNg8s,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30
sOME INTERESTING DATES.

Muskafa In tisc, 1870.
Pistol. In nse. ibil
hrectasles invented. i2AD.
Paper made ~ linen. In I8nn.
Printing invented at Metz by Guten
brrg, 1851
Printing introduced Into England.
It'll.
Tobacco introduced Into France Ly
Mieot, Ii1h.
Linen tiIat made IN England, I2ai.
Clerks iirai male IN England. HOS.
Potatorh ilfai introduced Into fro.
la1d In i5sn,
The ari ~ weaving introduced into
England, lJaip.
Musical nnifs, tisud. invented. 1870.
Cannon ifst used NJ the aiega VI Al.
gsAlrar, Iils,
The iifsi public lii,rary was bounded
IA Hpns, lCf II q.
Playr nefe first acted III Ilome, ~,
II. q.
'iLe first public library was founded
~ .llnsalldfls, nv A. u.
Paper was invented III China, III
II. 81
Illa calendar was returned by Julins
GU tar, A II. Il.
Insurance on SLIPS and merchandise
hftI nude, A. II. l5
bsldlra eaInn into ilfa In thu iourli,
century.
Horne shoes u iron were first ma1c
A. y, tj,
btlrraps were not made until Il cent
nry later
Manufacture ~ aiIk brought from
ln,lIa iulO Enrnpe, adl A, u.
I.Hs iirst maaa VI unilla, A. ". Gi,1
I.lra1lnH IN courts ~ judiesfnfe hi.
lruiur.l, a. y. tn.
ht0De buildings aud glass introduced
Into England. G7l a, u.
The first regular hank aaH established
~ sanlrH Nj Iii.
Astronomy end geometry brought
into England, i23u
Ille Iagfea ~ doctor hrst conferred
W Europe ~ Eologna, III 1880; III IN
| gland, i11r.
| Tie Iigirea " arithmetic brought III
10 Europe ~ tl,e HafaeeIs, a. u. uyt
Iapei ~ rDtioh faHs Invented sswa, i
tho eIota ~ thu leni!, century.
isma1y md tragedy reIo nret ex
| bi,lted at Atliena2l yrars u. e,
lutotliaa established lii France
lldl; In England, Isl; In uermsny
lElI.
Turkeys and chocolate introduced
| in'1 England from America. i,2g.
Tslegraphing introduced ~ Prof
Morse IN frl.
Tie telephone invented by EIiso1
/ III hit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

Dr. Washington, eglofHt man, w
sffalgbed iafDsA JuHsjee III ti,A isasoe.
charged win something iita nal Md
ea1 ptaafiee, VI hal elseD nDIuei
JDaI, t,t,ss II medicine, st.d Tue ntinyn1
maj, didn't iisn tut pua ispf affatsstd,
Tie Jusliee Nas DaIU,ai taau, apa
ttelWIft knaw ~ ,auei, asr,tt lav ~
tl,e dDefgf did NJ tu1dl1itp Wl,Nn nlA
dDel1f l,Hd been aifsjpDsd Tie Justice
Maked,
aDf. Washington, how bog IL ,aa
L,et tfaesiejji' ii, mAlleiHsf'
"seuee IT. wsl,, a.Ia.H
What tpyks III. III ij1iet A. IT. t,u
man reconstruction djd Baf sladt ~
"DI,. ! stndnd MN ltstnstslt# pIs
oply mene ~ tuh,l,et. sgv. JfIze,
i,f TO- ~ tou pDs phi. Wi,A ls,DkA
N. 4, ies diI t.u stltdtT
1'sa III MI, Dris'nf sft,ta A. ttsf, n,
ify ~ eate. Htld fit ~ sssBI i nAtgitta
tim, Gamif do~n from II, Inv In.
rs,sg0 ~ plain Niger ~ mHla, WI ~
h u taaIa yeu tiiI Al HnDf 'ttpfalg
y.fs'li aaI, ~ III ttii ~ clamps ~ W.
'nfritt ~, s4f,"
III dart man Ii, ~ rtatnity .i,xt
es, sa,,alH '.i4saIf. - II m4t,,a e#,J
ti,n deatDt, arising, FINN INV Day
ago '.astNf Il new medialha tf0tt
fDots ding ont, u IN ptgnD', tlls aftIah
tne dst de medicine Hutld estade gisu.
h,aliz, and WHEN ~fH itt saa Ar tssAp
Wrist Il deal t1oe ] eyt,psJled ~ fst,pflz
merit 0,l him, NJ medicine Hin1 hi,
'eoant lill ton apartment WI Lll, Al
medical 'sen'ivns j,as f4f H. frovei.
WJjen EflgLl fveB,td det tlinfs d,a
tase M didst thDw tJt would wuft i,lI
h. tried ~, | figured II tp jga' ~
w#y. byy# | ~ HittAN II 1is ~ Itjn1
ctifas DIV bssa hts pDs,d, Lt,l II Iit
Mills hin, hH Won1 A. IN '.ntsf wi.
~ ~ ~ f1,tf' t1te ming At,itJua.
We'll, / sln him lar medicine, mi Hiyd,s
\ tgHr sfitr~art IL WA dtHJ, JlUs
wOisd knuW Jst de HsdiJHA nxs ~
Ten Nv Hs1 n ! h.tat u IrieJ w ttu't
tat ~e ~ sefgfApl,J ~ my exestt MI +
beieHsa ml<l ! u 'ssNaDd. wv tDDv,8
HUsts A fsAt,r tslf ite JJsisea, *Ntt
nm jug wi,ite, 8de psut Au ~ett s,,s
fAiatd. Nh. lWysteS,lN, iUtn dtA Wsb
l0t&N ~ e.ashf, hin Hht ~ vent Any
NOAH medicine In nv fDsUshlp,g
LifiH lMt U1s1ft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

1~u in hi pssAmpnia tAalr VI
lllssits II tNtis. iiastet wilh sarss
Nttr hesluNs#l nreh AsA nfvhlNl Nth
ihe nsa8i uHsnlHY, i,uHl ~ lhrm
~hniFfef snn lnt I'M, wiii tvalAst
s9H, tpt tWtnp siFar ~ wrfs w
rttiri IA hinp shI HI sunfFsf iteahr,
wlth rslhrhsl Nv HHi althiFwlluu wv,
n ms llaihn. las tislt NNsshFt ttaitesal
ntsts,
lssA. saIi slT III lhr n~nsf. ~hu
tHs iu3i spttrW iutth iut srisn,i, "~lHi
lfasr 10 tlNyr with That Hentrf
NliEsI II WI liiel, uas TN frilsI
ntgl i hes iisinH vLtn ! ustae hnnHs
fMth sapHs .hp n1ltft unr ,nssali |
tss /, TILL ~ iuusipu IHnth
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s11an,5ts.po

1aiAi ...s,ttt.,,tt..n... sotti.D1 1.StsO.At
" moro than 10 pr cent. annual
profit.
MIR Dies this rive tho full measure
u Tho m0st Infamous privileges these
eormorsuts ~ spjoyine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

Prot, tullWlon's improvements upon
tho alihipl,0un, ~ which tIle cable hears
fsabfi tIss w,aL, erem 10 have lei d
anticipated w ilulAIcipl.ia iDy4sfi.
gaiuu. ~ lie jaM meeting of tie
County Mediaal b0eiety Gva of win
ebeAp and ingenious Substitutes fof tie
costly inliHTlbber eDnirisaneo were
prnpVnad and tested. An ordinary
palm loaf Ian. ~ n piAfA NJ lasiHI,Jard.
bent Into tin ftfin IL she'll, was
found ~ nllsHtf In ~ emergency and
place " cardboard et,at.d With sIjrI.
Inc md I.rfDrHleI by ti.el rod illN
Whole emitting abDnt u ernt4 gave I,et.
lsf fes',liH than tIf original anliipI,one.
u f,llnt not ba suppt,ssI That only THOSE
#l,e hnvs iinl I0Hi tl,rir teeth ran ri.
reivA nut lttsuatit from this wonderful
Invention, ~ II. more wonderful sill,
atitni'f, ior II will art equally will,
wlielh1r lyld mtenu Tie guns IN attI.
iteial toHili, II cAtn ~ nuIy taken w
lfAsiD,isl, applying i vibrating t,,ning.
ipfh ~ them N impress litbn tin prr.
huu's taihJ that liz mist aapeal ~ i,enr
fba mound. UDt iirairl, l.ls mars. lut
through Ills tell, and gums. Nem
tWk TtfLuun,
A l,otTps pirkpoet<l appealed from
\ san,eneu ~ fonf months. aud The now
fFial sent hiH, N STATE rriAnn I'M fynf
year..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-30

tuN GfHHHUkuk ~ the inferior subject,
Keeping this inieriorty ~ the weapon
VII, which the gold tpeeulAsor could
daily .4ss~ll tlDe uncertainty Iii value III
tho nraHHbaek, AnI hourly AgitatH pub.
lir credit for In redemption,
Tllase we're tbs direct means by wl,lel,
The money power forced tlle Govern.
,neht ~ recognize and proclaim thr
lluriualing and uncertain value " its
Dxn money. 'fhe indirect attack whicI,
this crest means supported wAs tie Wall
street cry VI lag liaby, =. Paper bal.
looms !" Imitation" Which hard.iuonny
knsves hourly resoSted ~, invoking thu
terrible LOSSES which peoples sId ~.
tlols had leen forced to submit 10 IN
depreeialTd paper money, citing ~ Hns.
lain their liMb0liea1 purpose the worth.
lens millions ~ FraneI, sssIgnMt., Con.
tlnehial currency, aud hOuthHrn Con,
fatrfaey bills. ~ II Tiny warn bmnipO,
tent " defeat our National resources,
our honor As people, aId our credit -
u Government.
To mako this constant cutlery matter
~ constant Alarul, they undertook ~ In.
trnsify Tho danger. Under Tho sp1eious,
hut lAjsa aud infamous, declaration tIat
American credit wAS IN danger. and that
this danger could 0nIy be met aud ~.
sisted by declaring that Oar bonds.
witel, bsd been paid fDr Iii greeHI,arIn,
aud which hsd ham Issued payable IN
Greenbaeks ~ lawful money, hiiorLD w
rAibtN 0DLD; and In this Congressional
dselAfxtipn slssifp another Legislative
fetttdiatl6n ri tho esepnbaak, aud :
further national recognition u ~ inle-
fi1fity.
This They suc0sedsd In doiDg, W
ll,st On thu first day u January. 1H7O,
there should ba no recognized money
hut gold. Thu greenbsek rapndiat1d.
silver demonstrated, gold mssl4 king aud
The bankers controlling tho gold. TIN
Government would be n ili6Jr mercy,
property subject 10 their value. credit
~ their diciAlion and tho people their
slaves.
Those foundations Tor sntoeratic eon
troll having been thus secured 10 eon.
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saNFOgp'S RADICAL 0vnE

t.sss ~ liza n. FsaslFaH7e, n /. s.
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/ tuppvee thai IHsusjtats iih IN HAH
f0rk ~ ~ fi4 fffMHt HUHuHi sl~tHl
tt,e G,sss expensive ~ any jifs III shy
city hi iIt ~ufII rwtj<, during iiye
AsiILjfiyts st#st,l,. wsa ~,<ity eh0Hgii ~
mi conscience, tr,t the lAfn AHgjsjs.
D)HboH's, and fIr its,s<n ttto4 yftn
1IsT~v when ft4a)~red Nth w. mt
eIsAs restaurants ~ New tuu ~
rilt II 0ettN nwU ~ t4suxirtp,
1esnt than Hsdt,J, ! 40 N,aftfsiytI
M hase II private ziisths ffwM in AnJl
tim 4, tfatfttm. w Issa rtasf
deaI N whiting N IN, sad ~ sY i
dsy. Ut W sLiItIDes, ~ HAuynl, isstsl
whid e1rfd certainly tAN#in "a t'ia
Hftt d'AEtjAstfte IA y. fatstzi,htz
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hfhY s4fefs tssEaa ~ ~ sfe n nv fs~ pag4fxs
~ Ha ~ t6@A 1ffAa E#sN H54tsyxAf ~ 4kHf*v NJ
t5 ~ II II II ' fas{ 1 is1,T
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IMPORTANT LETTER
~ =
from \ plsIIneMthed Physician.

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EfIh#f NisfF Nm I#tA4 #8H N5#a IN IT'LL gEss$@
II ,Ass2s ~ II 8 sa1s'let ti5 s1
IHl It,iif 4sE il.
f,. IN Jsea te It'll lll..t I, H 4,ft
# IN 88gEAH Nv If F4#5af4 Fl We HfEA4 as3sss
e ttttfA I'll 80 Iss kH# - H588A Il
Nj fk##. III EtM6sY Al 8MAA6s$ $500 #t Gf8A Ks8M VI
tH ~ fsfft lts4 - " #8EAF4& 81 ggssFhfA IL BA
fz#s 1. tr HgfH ~ 4 Ihat9 #slfN Z IA4Es tAa
s8t Nff9t 8#N Hi Hlt IA M4tSsss q Ag@ III fls
WI 1870 tgHtf y II 1862 eaft 8F9 II
~ " sHI s fNA 9H4I 49, ~ 10 fIs 4
fkAsges
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-24
The Duty OF Alter9ates.

State conventions called for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to national
nominating conventions, usually, but
not always, select what are called
"alternates. An exchange says that
in one Of the. Eastern States gentle
man from the rural districts. who was
honored by being appointed an alter
nate to the Chicago Convention, asked
delegate what alternates had to do
and what they were appointed for.
The delegate answered. .They have to
rustic around and raise money for the
delegates to 90; to Chicago" The all
ternate rustled, and then concluded to
90 to Chicago as spectator. Counsel
or Grass, who was appointed. an alter
nate for DIR. Meigs. Of 'Elko, is now
rustling, but whether he intends to 60
to Chicago or not we have not learned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-24

Rev. George H, Thayer. an old citi-
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as a most influential citizen and Chhs-
tian minister of the Nj. E. Church, just
this moment stopped at onr store to
say: II wish everybody to know that /
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to S.iSoh's Consumption Cure. !"
It is having tremendous sale over oar
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac-
ton in all cases Of Lung Diseases. such
as nothing else has done"
DRs. MATcHETT & FRANCE.
!, Bourbon, Ind, May l5,, 1878.
Sold by G. A. DESAUssURB, Druggist.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-24
Coronation or the Rose.

K The Flower Queen, or Coronation OF
the Rose, a cantata in two parts, will
be given at Centennial Hall on We'd
nesday, May 26th, by the young ladies
of Winnemucca, under the direction of
Mrs. DR.. Hanson, for the benefit OF the
Sunday School. The flowers meet in a
secluded dell in the forest to, choose
their Queen. = A person discontinued
with the world, seeks in the same place
retirement from its cares and disap-
pointments. The flowers tell OF love
and duty, and the Recluse learning
that to fill well the station allotted by
Providence is to be happy, resolves to
return again to usefulness and content
,ment among his fellow creatures.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-24
Personal NOtes.

S. S. Grass yesterday returned from
San Francisco, where he went for the
benefit of his health, looking almost as
we'll as when he left here month ago.
Robert Rule, of Lewis, who is recu-
perating at the Golconda Hot Springs,
was in town yesterday. He says there
are seventy-five men employed in the
mines and mills at Lewis and the pros
poets of the camp are first-rate.
Mrs. j. K. Hopkins left to-day to
visit her old home and relatives in ILL.,
nois. Mr.. Hopkins accompanies her as
far as Ogden.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-24
LOCAL ENTELLIGEN CE.
Democratic Club.

Pursuant to call, large number of
the leading Democrats Of Winpemucca
met in Oriental Hall Saturday evening,
for the purpose OF organizing Demo
cratic Club. A temporary organization
was effected, by the election of Judge
Bonnifeld, Chirman, and C. Cheno-
weth, Secretary pro TEN. The Chair
stated the object of the meeting, and
called attention to the Importance of
organizing 1t was moved and carried
that the Chair appoint committee of
five on permanent organization, and
that said committee draft constitu-
ton and bylaws for the Government of
the Club, and submit the same at the
next meeting. Dr. Waloott Steele,
James Hurst, A. Kleinhans, r. L.
Ham and c. A. De Saussure were
named as such committee. 1t was
moved and carried that the next meet
ing be held on Tuesday evening, May
2otb, at Oriental Hall, at 7:30 o'clock,
for the purpose of hearing report of
committee, and completing the organi-
cation Of the Club. On motion David
Giroux, G.. A. Kyle and t. L. Ham
were appointed a committee to select
speakers to address the Club, and
thanks were rendered Ben. Stoner
for the use of the Hall. Several
persons addressed the meeting, and ex-
pressed the hope that every Democrat
would endeavor to be present at the
next meeting, after which the meeting
adjourned until the time and place
above stated.
c. CHENowErH, Secretary.
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