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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
9os GnOc cfttcS DegpcrnOos,

Sid 8burg, Ntlii., 80. Nuguft. - 5. $.
Burton, befisr ul8 Sad" Burton betannt,
pclher Dor 5wci Sobrcn eiHen gemiiien Sobu
3ert ridOB, wur0e geitern QbeuO g,ibOIiau
unb t6Ntii9 perwun6et. @r mar bttruuleu,
nno ais ibn Elm 8oliSiit perbofteu pollte, 3og
er eiu Piitol uuo feuerte. Srgsuo Elm Utaun
Hitter ben ueriammGlten 3ui1dueru itredte Oa-
raufbiu Burton our6 etneu Sd1uB 5u 8ooeH.
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9Sr1nOe.

g8ilteSbnrre, Beuni., 80. 2tuQuit. -
Die SGQCniihle Ser 6o. Repmanu x Sd)ifr
gu 9aloS, 8euui., murOe helIte AbeuO ucbit
10000 TuB 8auboll Ourd Teuer 3sri6rt.
Diau itGet 0cn %Uluit auf $4,000; tgiue
So Tdlrrttno
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3as 9lus feannss0e6duoe im sIts
LnAtAn La "a AtActEn Anttt a Ifr.t

4tlunta, @u., 80. Auguit.-Gm 8ubu,
iug rannte bcute iufdaig gegen OG5 llu2tel=
IurQsgebGuce uno bemOlirte bic gau;e cine
Seite otiislben. @2on ifdbt ben our6 oeu
lluiall eutIianOcucu ShaOCu Ouf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
Wrets 25 Gents pc s@aattI.
Sn allen IpotbeteuIu babeu
-Iau leis n6aII6 unO gBabr."
9lu oaS 95ttbltfttntl

Gs fam feline 6eere GaranHs tdr ben g9erb con DI.
81omous altbtqriiHbet1u ". ". Dt'7cytimitiein
auidcnieieu peYeen. ais bic tleuben uRo HuBI0tn
yladobmunoeu 6eritl6eu. @s aibilomobl lolite sRts
iolueuts ois oudl .Jleiies" uno ,4ns." Sebet Suh
Dor uno ueylaHat uur " aom0p' uno ahtet oaraui,
baf oer glame gSlaDwGp" fb aui Dem getauiteu Nrts
tel beiR6et. (JullsJf gt4(b&SBl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31

@btcago, 80. 2tu9ltIt. - Die groBe &ai
,euipetulaftOn, oie mehrere bier bon pm. Eru
man Saron putretCne @mciuuoti;r &opitali
itcn ms 0ert iettCu, puroC hcute gam 2lb.
idlluIie gCbradlt, uIO e8 Uerlouttt, oOB te CiHfu
4rofit pom 81 100000 gum Heiultat bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
g3r. 2O8.
Sr. &aOipa1's
SOr(Opari((ian=
3e efOfp emf.
Scr gruBe SIntrriniser.
Seraueer,iHaen ses eInnSbettsluFto-,Nss ..Ys
seieBen uito eutpftiuoeu nan Dem G3ebratie6s
meufner RnEett

Seteuoerunesh ses Observation-Disclosures t,sFs
tpeHt0Cr 3oicn.
u @ute StimmuHg, geridpinbsn See BefB5rs has
S9po@e, oon NL1iehCn, glelanholie; StdrFlIno ~,
O5N OT5I,I9stotn ~. ees NeiibCs Uno Der D2usfeln,
5oS, Nv M SSsai94nA S un6 Der gppetit feqen Hd BEE
SSsC. W. 9st yta4run9; - ien aufffeaen m6ieriosy
9lagenn5ltln3en, suite 9er6auuna ribosr irS
FortS5 S9ot trilhes uno aefrdftates 9iffpnt5sT s'
- ~ ~ InIVIHoCn ouepyeGeH, Nitsfdr6un0sn Rr,T,
Ssrt NON @ uut Hno geuno Der rin berins
4ttt uUn Huqtem uuo molii9m Gusleheu an bsfI ySts
nVS IRo 9eioHnr iSaTbe; uriu paifrf fre r1,, ".
SlGle euro Die urctbr0 obne Sbmers ohey S,s Uss
ESS mSii,Ss ooeF fsHe aba9erlns; Frn Sdmcrs. Him
e a Semertlthe Serrinseuna Der Ulcno, Nm, ~,
9dutgtet uHiregiligcr tmdder6er entser,,o,1U,s o Uss
esr Stteenoe otcler Catnrg init u6liotr G5tSigSsi,
W, S Gslll9. Semsbrte Stirfe Dabrnebmbaf
u. usn agl9loerHoeH &rtieH, uno 5armoHii5es SrtS
ldnmeniptlten In 0lrn Srldnen. ''"'0 Su"
o. @uphmes AuSlebcn ocs ygeiFeu I'm Npop 5o,,ys
s Sns wv @ 9sIoOe 6ar0e Der NaHt Ueroen an elmer
Haets ~ itVpeIIea mo 9eiuHoen Grheinura neTduSsYt
. o. Gleleul9e1 tpel6e an ihmahen unA eiler,Ss-,
Sun9en o0et luberfGln feihen merhpn 1rnSr
ourn oen -emuri oes sdheE S6leimes 6Ser 6ef TEs
lonoun91 = aus Der eunqe, tsu 9uits slIea hsS wts
mtroSteE Ei1tn, oer q ro5yc ncin Sbhinse nNsr Ss,
mGpls Wy ttlaqIeIy moem er Die Odufafeit oes suHsns
Si TS os atts orS ganSrH Spitems uerme6rt,
scum III oenSnodtn, Den geUen unb G5buItrrp beIs{
uqt epenlo oie GmpHnbHHden uon Stbalfrr1, 6rs d.
WgtHSs oer atbmungs gshCiDiuer0eH, 0er 6ufsnFr6mpf,
0t III Nulfeigen obcr yhehElP1eu fus g}Pff nsrbirhc
vile otele QualUouen Symphonic pprf,pjphc,
lta, obcr ithCr. ''''N'''''0'A uHiHa9"
y sOhte Der ngarIapartutano Eoo fir "a, a.
nommcn nro 5etgCn iid ouh Die grJeife ,ISSlssss
tsNSSl N ~ O,tuhopeh, Se nodlocm b OnS 8Iut hrlisyl
IN Heinbett uHo JeOenSait mfr0 iih no ey,,ssis
nlHoern uno ole Ircmnarti1en 9tniammIIInoFn Va
pmiun9en, EeO40r,laen &tloWuqen, blrfs s,ot--,
H. i 10 meyccn ouigcl0f, hos llnaein0e mirS Spiyra
uno r0tti9; GCihmirc EtehgrItslp5rpr 5,y5ri4 lt4o
N0uuetoen prlhmin0en Hath un0 nu6r '"S
p Su W9Ien, no ooS Suhcm ausqcioqCn uorbeu IL
Glo Aedr!eer ooer corrOii0e Sublmnte In brn Sros
Ucfl, CNeGuten u. /. ~ QuuPhTuff ,,,,yNc,, f.,A -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
getOanWu0sbtf6werstn.

6ubI, GouhoC, Cholera Q}orGus ooerltmcr,baFte.
Suhiaaug mTheu IN l5-2o D}inuten flrrt tIrS
goomon's Henon 0cliei. sgCocr 8ufopflna rcF
SnHuuouHd. rcocr SdlDidle nod UilttaFeit perUrs
jadt Der 98c5raud pom g}. 0i. Jlllief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
9er Yrd(toent.
s1eftere 8itnfttec Na1rf1teH.
Seine Weieutli6e 8erGn0erunl
iett gefern irlb.
Bas Die 4erSte Iaeen.
gas otE,tele Npraeu.sauetir

Sds ofnsteue 9iorSetsSIlletin.
Is uhr 80 Wttnuten frith.) Der Brdfioent
bat ipdhrenO bes grOBeren Ghetes Der Raft
geld laier. 2SerIu er ermadte, ruuyOe ihm Hill
iige Nabrung 9e9ebeH, bic iein Wageu Suriid-
bcbielt. Sein algemeinbeftnoen iit heutc iriib
nn9cfdbp baiielbe, rpie geitern nm bieie StuuOe.
@ulS 1O2, Semperattr 98.5, GeipiratioH Is.
p : y SeSobsSor, eSi5s !; SoS g. ss5Sf5y;, ssS5Ssg;
.... >. Sepes 4anetu."
40 llbr Is Minuten friib.) Der BrGiiSent
bat, Sen 9ripatberi6ten Der Ier3te mad III urs
tbeilen, cine isbr rubloe Hadt qebabt unS bat
9lusitd)t auf peitere itetiqe Seiieruna. Sein
0iaaen befin6et fid] in befrtebteen0em 3ufanoe
uno Die Sd)pellun9 Der Sbroriiie nimmt ab.
Sene 3emperatur unb 8eipration febCn uH>
gefGbr ebenio bod, pie 9eitern. Der etipaS be-
ld1leuntgte Buts ritbrt, rule man glaubt, bon
elmer fletnen Giteraniammlung in Der Shr0riIe
her, meldler aber beute friib Ourd einenS9uitt,
ben Or. SliB madlte, freier IbfuB peri9afft
tporoen lit.
Sas pfFi;teae Iatttags
az llbr 30 1RtHhteH.1 gAlS 9eIte trnB Der
Serbuno Der SbripciaelOriiie entiernt ipuroe,
madte Or. SliB etnen neuen fleinen @tniduitt
am unteren Sheile Der Sdpellun9, pas elmer
betrGfltIiden GuantitIt BON geiunO au5ieheus
bcm @iter AbHuB beridafite. Sin abnlider
GbfluB fanO ans ben niibrigen Seffuungeu itatt.
Die @eihmult bat mertli9 nahgelafcu uno
audI Elm beiieres au5ieben. Der 3uitauO Der
9Sunbe iit lInocrdnOegt geblieben. Die Semz
peratur ift ieit bcute iritb MIR nm etn 9riHges
geitiegen, Nber Oer BulSlflag lit etn beialeu=
nigter. SIN llebri9en 1T oaS Seftnoen 0es Baz
ttenten unperdnoert. BHl5 116, Semperatur
98.9, 5telptratton 18.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
Ser Sf1,Yi,, am S0Oe,,

8 bnrleiton, Ga, 30. NuJult.-@tpe.
idlcu ais Bort=Hopal erNc6eu, bag iiebeH ysi
den Der i'm COriigcn 6Gbrbouie rtruuttd,l
Ycrioncn ouigefuuoeu mog0eu itltO. Die 3abl
btr Seier iit nod INNER Hiht trmttelt, uuo
man indbt oiielbe Ueri1iebcualig aui 20 bis
40. 9a5 gmdtidllif 3u DiartlN5=5 5u0uhru TT
UerihWuuoGu, uuo ale &Oien IN 9aicu uuO
ouf Der 8arre iinO iOrtgaiieu morben.
s. SauanHeh, 80. 2luquit.-Ot0u idIdtt,
6GI iber 100 9lsudtu III biCIlr llm0egcRo
md&reuo beS StuMeS pom lcbtcu SamitQac
INNS gebeu famcn. 3wiiden 20 uno 80 yr-
dIcnidaucu iin6 berCitS abgebalten mOrOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
5s mar ba8 erite unb TT 6as etn;iaR
ghmtr,bertilatnbt MftteE

o1e i'm guaeuhlide ben uudIenoRcn qeibsr gfnSaIt
uut, n0S GntSjubuuoen uubSCuoeirioncu bcilt moGsg
ue nun an ocn yuugeu, Dem D2ngcn, ben Stuaepeiben
oen NTuien oher onhcren GI9nuGu ibreH Sit bubeu
bc eiumultqer AnmcubuHg. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
glnd1 etn Nntttrtffr oeffrn1,Nrt.

Camden, gie., 30. 2tu9uit. - Der Daut-
pier y@itg Of 0iidmOnO" prH Der Bortlanoz
Htount=QecrtzGmie itran0ete beute friib mGhz
renO zines othten 9tebel5 al Der Siiite Don
DiurfsS8lanb in Benobicot-Sat uuS liegt ieBt
in 20 6uB tiefem 2Gaiier auf eiuem TelSritden.
DaS 6abrieu9 iiilt iid raid nit g8aiicr, uno
man tiirdtet, oaB c5 total uCrloren gcbau ntrO.
Die 8nfiGaiere, 60 oil Der 3abl, murOcu obne
llnfau auf Der uUbewObnteU Snid geldnoat.
Der GapitGu ift in eiuem tleiueu &octc mad
Dem 6eftlauOe grfabren uuo bat ben Dampier
Dgioueer" genletbet, I'M ole BaiiGgierI nua
RCClnuS III briuncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
Su cincr big 3wan3ia 0inut,n,

rte IeGr aud bcu gibCumaHIfcu, Bein8oertogu.
Sdmoden, GtrfrppctcH, Ncrp0iPn, G3ihtibeu o6rf
an loniil0cr Rr0nihet tr'6gu6eu Qudlen m0Qcr Mabs
nane MeabH sleiici" miro augenbidlibe safe
IuiitH bel
GuriiiuOuudeu Der g}isreu, gntlitubunqeu Der
ElOiC, @ChGrmzGutlijn0uHg punQen @Onaes
iOucn, J0al6 gcineu, 9lithma, 6T,Hobfen.
Gipttorio, 6nfertihm 4ufGllen, 9rduue,
Sataub, SnilucBa, 8Opf,pcb, 3nbu'hmerieu,
9iclrolQid, 9theumnti8mH8, laltem uno hci6em
6tcber, NHRnelougen un6 6rOitbeuleu.
Sie NnipCnhuq hes aA}Coou Bgst" an Der ober otu
lcoubu SteurI uiro Gl56ul0 bchaahe Erleibteruua
ihofu.
grrifia bis 'ehssi7 TropIen baron In eiuem dalbeu
3rlHtalns ron Rdncr nCoen TN meui1eu 4ulCUblifcl
IioIrhoc, EriE-0O, Soft, gl56mqen IN BEN Siuqe
mdoW uuo clC lCinrerjidcu Shmcueu bcileu.
Jiccnbe iottCu INNER cine Nlaidlg Na0maq's
r8JdoN RCll,i" bgI id ttoQcu. 2Sanioe GroDfan 6az
non, In g5Ciigr 7c.Gu, bcugcn u15u 3rlufhrieu an5
htr oant ofrinupiten NeiNa1, bic aus Dem SCbrdurbe
loieditr Gohfr5 2utiprn95r, por. 60 i c.7 6eHereT
1HnuiaRt al5 mans oiber groROQ ooer &ittsrer.
Gottes mHS btbt8es Sieber.
SaIieS unp bl6iees 1ieber seEen fir 50 Gcuts.
sc oiett fcu beerrs seimIttci in Der gBet, mas 70
fdrCll Cc gren EiChCT heiIt, mogen ne pom oets
Aoybenr suit l}diari0i ooer beQengrnocr Sale fOms
WCu, mOacn re SdurIatz, JierDn oor aelbes Rigbcf
hglfCn, ais - inter Su5ictunO BON NnbDap'5 Yt1cHs
has Dg1eabN BicItci," 2r. BaOpabs.
GGRfsfa Gents pro SIaF@e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
2'a0wdD's
&egulirenOe StQen.
BpuFou,itteUe guraaulen, TmoerteE AbIdbts
gntttel, tuirfcn phuf zdlmcr3, itete auberidgiIg
uuO natnrlidi tn ihrcr Operation.
Sin De8etabiliT6es GrTabAtttel fas
Enlpmel

%o1fommCu obne leaftheu geigeihmaf, elegant nit
irEem @ummi glairt, purgiren, reguItren, Teuigeu
uuo itdrfcu.
3inotpan'S gtuen gur our uIer SInnfbeiteu ber
JiOpens, oISebr, Oer Geodme, 0ey Jtcren oer Bioie
ioluie lin ueru0cs 3opipc1, BeritoBfung, 3uo1efon
EuSpepfie, 6ij3ie 3uiAuoe, Seber, unteueibseHGIns
cUnQ, 6dmorThooen uno alc nH6eren geioen Aes llns
t5rft6s. Sine Oontommene Rur gardutirt. Rein Bes
setobtlit, teine Spur pon Blerflr, Dneralien e5eF
fhGtliheu 2roQler.
"a Blan beabts iolgeuos Sbmptomc pon Rronibtis
ten oer gSeroouuEqsora0ne: Beritopiune, inaedthe
i'm BlaQsn, ne5gcit, Soobrcnucn, Gtel Dor oeu gfer
B}aoCHhrHteI, i1Urcs gluitoFcn, Sinleu ooeT Be6en
hCs Ser8gHs, erfidenbes Gjeilh bci'm 9ieqeR Rgbei
oocr Eodcrn uor oen Gugen, Nteber u. oumpe Sbmsrs
sen i'm 9opie, ftodsubeu dt6em nelbes Nusleben bey
coui UNI her auQcn, Settniathen, ShmeueH In bet
8ruit uuo In oCu G5ebern. DltgIide GHDuEun1en Don
Site, greuneu bcs 5letihes.
girioe Eoieu Uor Rncmab's Btuen uer6tr b1g
SQfgm pun allen obeHaenauHten 2rani9eiien bereleH'
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Wnf1 eftf HrFntf ntts Q0cifimNfen

6aUaunn, 50. 2luguT. - Sine gti!c.u
hicr eina5lauienc 9epeidle buih;et, bag Die
Suieln &arbooOeS un0 Martiuique ourt eincu
&pIlou uerpiiitet pOrOeu ituO. 9tau crIuur-
tet, Dap GGr Smrm am l. ODER 2. September
ole iiiOlid]e unO 0flld]e &itiic pOu &uba crcej.
ts,htt .t,,rN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
q. g. g.
&00tUAD'S 0teASn Gfellef
turirt uuo uerbittet

Rubr, 9tlrrbUe, GboIara 0urEus, SIaber
un6 S6mer5, &beumattsnu8, Rer05Ie
S6merSeng 9ppbteriti8, 6al8ent.
sinbung, SnhueHcta, atba
ulng2belbmersen
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G6:ptmoFunt

hey yunaen mn tutrtu6fer Rbtif5; TropsuI5szIsbis
lu'dlcn Fstotn; 0nhmtUScu, Gutlrtuna nr6 g3rr,
l9lIatuHG cer GtrrlH. SudCrroHhct lriHucrbailfna
s!oO!uAt E'nceiuna q.mahrt loo ioHh GQthrter oes
hroUd ruya'n 'ngIdr IdmgutaTt, Nuarofion MIN, g9S
bon o"-''
Sht5tt$t0tttt4 oct 6arnblage 4nS
ocr TiCrcu,
lgnte tei rroniitcn 6dEea bon iUctBcn Frs unb or.
bdrmuuerlc6u. '''0 ''' wy
Sine aode enbdlt mebr uftIpe un0 b5llfrdftias FIrs
Wtnle, ais irQCuh elm QuOCrC5 Brdpardt sic jpSnin
miro thCclDnyruCiic QtuommtH udhreu6 9nb,ye J3ifsi
fiui bis feds DlaI 70 pitl erior6crn.
Sin 5naar pro Tta5dtc,
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@c@fel,
gadete, Paiiageiheinr u.i.tu. LIN.

SD bite, aGe zufsabcn olpo6entid bis 9teniias
gliitaa su NADER, nm unseidumte Seioraun9 NIT
ie6em Ronnerlags nad EUROPA eeDertlteIs
Ii9en Bu tonnen. =: Watne,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-31
zen tei SRahiam sismsrs 49,
SeIegrapbiId)e 9epeiden.
Snfan0-OepefGett.

SeTI4te Der rGfociirten 4reIie- Iir ben n0eutideu
SotreipoaoeHteu".
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At CARSON Cry, NHv.,

LAND OFFICE At CARSON Cry, NEv,
August 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler mas filed notice Of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim and
tl,at said proof wlll be made before the District
Judge of the Fourth Judicial District, Hum
boldt county, Nevada, at Winnemucca, on
September 25tb. 1881. viz: William II.
steyinson Homestead Application No. 366, for
the N. half s. W. quarter and ". half n W.
quarter Sec. ~, TIP as. N. Y. 80 r., NJ. u. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: James Hurst, Of Cane
Springs; James Bryan, ofWillow Greek; James
a. Hardin, Of Willow Creek; Calvin Mathews,
OF Willow Creek-ail Of Humboldt Co, Ney.
anlG.3ld G. A. wlrllEEEEL, Register.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
A G f N T s.:

G. ". CRANE. 3ls Pine street and 10 Leides
dorif street, Room 3d. San Francisco.
tiEo. ~ MoTT, Sacramento, California
BF. RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
II. c. MARKER is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GSrz is authorized 10 collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
Programme OF Races:
First Day, October 3h, 1881.

RUNNING RACE-Premiun, Sl0o-Free for
all; single dash Of one fourth OF mile;
four or more to fill; three or more to start:
First horse, so; second, $50
Running Race Premium Sl75-Free for all;
half mile heats best two in three; four or
more to fiji; three or more to start frst
horse, SlI5; second, $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
second Day, october 4th. 1851.

RUNNING RACE-Premium, s75-Free for all
saddle horses: single dash of 6lU yards;
four or more to fill; three or more to start.
first horse, $50; second, S25.
Running Race Premium, s175--Free for all;
single dash Of three-quarters of mile; four
to fill; three or more to start; FIRST horse
Sll5; second $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12

The families of Loves and Stills, con
spcuous in the Indian Territory, have
long been divided by deadly feud.
Lately Love and a Still became mat
rmonially engaged, and it was agreed
ON all hands that the wedding should
be the occasion of making a lasting
peace. The gathering was large, and
ut first greatly given to smiles, kindly
words, and hand shaking; but it was
soon observed that nearly every male
guest carried pistol, and before night
weapons came into general use. Two
men were killed and esVeral wounded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
ALIVE IN THEIR GRAVES.
Two Brothers, Being Fast in a Caved
Wei, Make Verbal Wills.
fN.obrara (Neb) pioneers


iN.obrara (Neb) pioneerl
Mr.. G.. Wizard, who has just returned
from O'Neil City, informs us that the
two Biglow brothers, who resided in
town for awhile this Spring, before
going to their homesteads near Atkin-
son, Holt county, were buried NJ a
we'll at that place on the 2Sth ultimo
by the eaving in of the quieksaud
through which the well had been sunk,
the curbing not being Of sufficient
strength to fesst the pressure AL
though one was severely injured by the
timbers, he survived until the Saturday
morning following, and the other, who
was not injured. lived until that even
ing, when their strength was exhausted
and death released them from misery.
Although twenty eight feet from the
surface OF the ground, they could make
themselves heard, and gave directions
regarding the disposal of ther property.
advising their wives, who were sisters,
to go back to their old home East,
where they would be happier and more
comfortable. There were more rescuers
then could work at one time, and fire.
quent changes of hands were made, all
being done that mortal could do, but
OF no avail the brothers being fully
aware that help could not reach them
in time. They died calmly and man
fully, taking their fate as true men do.
They We're exhumed Sunday and buried
the same day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
Ia. ME.LNG AY.

Practical Watch and Clock Makes, in the cold
Postoffiee Building" Bridge Street, Winnie
nlicca,
win give prompt attention to tho Repairing of
Watches and Clocks.
Jewelry of all kinds repaired.
All work guaranteed. -
Orders from abroad viii receive prompt at
tsrtlan. myi9-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
Third nay, october 5th. 1881.

RUNNING RACE-Prenium s2o0--Free for oil
two-year oIds raised in Humboldt county;
sngle da h Of on shalf mile; four or more
to fill; three or more to start; first horse
$50; second, $50.
Running Raee-Premium, $200-Free for all;
single dash Of one lie; four or more to
fill; three or more TO start; hrst horse, sl2o;
second, SIS.
TRoTTING RACE Premium, S50-Free for
all double teams owned in Humboldt coun-
w mile heats; best two in three; to road
wagon; three or more 10 fill; two or more
to start first team, So; second, $40
fzT' Fifteen per cent. entrance to Che above
Races
On the last day there will be
A LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT!
First prize, $50; second prize, l>,5.
The Club is governed by the rules Of the
"Pdcsfc BLOOD Horse Association.
Bids Will be received for pool selling until
Tuesday, September Goth.
" e claim privilege to reject any and all bids.
Bids to be paid for by September 10Th.
E1f A general invitation is extended to the
public to attend these Races. so-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-12
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD & ABEL, PROPRIETORSs

The proprietors of the st. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has now frst-elass ac-
cominodations for families and others.
THE TABLES
Will be kept supplied with every article the
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enced c5nnoisseurs:
THE ROOMS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
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THE BAR
Will be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines, LiqnOrs, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times.
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
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Eay' The travelling public are res,ect.slIy II
formed that, although the st. Nj noi As is ne.
the Stage Depot no better accom- MSdations cav
be had at any Hotel inihe courory.
CRAWFORD b ABEL.
Paradise, May 80, 1881. my30-u
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04
Personal.

Hon. D. M. Key, United States cir
cult judge, and District Attorney Ken.
Wheeler, left for their homes in
Chattanooga on yesterdays train.
Mr.. W. Fl. Mitchell, business mana
ger of the Abingdon Virginian, is in
the city In the interest Of his journal,
and registered at the Atkin House. He
paid the CHRONICLE pleasant call
yesterday.
Our worthy and genial friend Capt
NJ. K. Benson, of Sweetwater, came
up on vest srday evenings train, ano
| is at the Hattie House.
Col. D. G. Thornburgh, OF Jefferson
county, came to the city on yesterday
noon train.
VIM. Rule. editor of the CHRONICLE
and w. c. Brandon, Esq returned
yesterday evening from Nashville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04
Mothers: Mothers,! Mothers y!

Are you distuTbei at night and broken OF your
re by sick child suffering and crying with the
G, erutlating pain Of cutting teeth? so. go AZ
once and get bottle OF MRS WlNSLOW5
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately-dependu upon IL There is no
mistake about It. There Is not mother on earth.
who has ever used ii, who Will not tell you at once
tina II will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health TO the child operating
like magic 1t is perfectly safe to in all cases
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of one of the oldest and best female phySic ans
and nurses In the United States Sod everywhere
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04

'Tis dangerous to trif1e with health,
to risk breaking down a consti ution
or undermine strength by experiment.
ing with medicine that is doubtful or
cheap, made by adventures, especial
ly that made as substitute for other
medicine which is OF great reputation,
and recommended after years OF trial
by such reliable people as Bishop
Pierce, Hor. Alexander 81. Stephens
Hon John Gill Shorter. 'bisnop
Beckwith, Hon. John B. Gordon, and
no. t. of Others OF such high integrity
and undoubted irt lligence who
would not deceive. They who copy
initiate, sub. ttute or deceive are
guilty of crime. The laws OF the land
nave decided that the only Simmons
Liver Regulator or Medicine iegitl-
mately made and legally entitled tc
name and fame is that MANUFACTURED
bv J. II. Zeitin & Co.; all others are
frauds and counterfeits.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-04
Younr Mems Relief Society


Met In the hall over Carson's drug
store on the evening OF Feb. |, and
Mr.. 81. O. Jones, president, called the
houae to order.
After the usual routine Of business
was gone through with, the committee
on secret work was called ID report
and the response showed that there
are now twenty five families the soci-
ETY. is caring for. One family was re-
ported as being in extremely dis
tressed circumstances, living in a
cellar. without floor and no bed to
sleep OF. the society is out of fund.-.
A special collection was, however.
t .ken up for her benefit, resulting as
follows: n. o. Jones, S1.00; ]. Fl.
Carson, SLIGO, w. Form walt. SLIGO; Mr..
Trobaugh. ST. 90; Gao. Brown, so ct, /;
D. r. Hicks, SO cts; total $5 90.
The president, Cd motion. appointed
Jud Reeder aud d. r. Hicks as COM
mittee to wat upon M. Allison and
| solicit his views regarding the vagraut
act, and as we'll confer with him 80 t.
the ACCESSIBILITY Of steps being taken
upon this subject by the society.
The present. secretary, Mr.. r. l..
Gsut, having rendered his resgnat on,
the same was accepted, and, on motion,
Mr.. Julius Mayer was put in nomina-
ton and unanimously elected by &C
clsmation TO fill the unexpired term
La response to call for Good o
the order" NJ. J. H. Carson, ths
orator ele ct ma Ee a welI-timed address
calculated to inspire the members will
renewed zeal. Several speeches weT
made, in addition, all baving a goo'
effect. 81. .. JONES,
W. A. JONES. President.
Secre t.ry pro tim.