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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-12-05
WIN EMUCCA HOTEL,
Bridge street, winnemueea,
DAVID GIR0Ux, Proprietor

Having Built and Fitted up in the most CON-
modious style the largest and finest Hotel In
Wmnemucca, with Large and Airy Rooms, the
Proprietor Is prepared to receive and entertain
the travelling public with accommodations %
good as can be found in this section Of the coun-
try. The TABLE will always be literally sup
piled with all the substantials Of life, and with
every luxury that can be procured Attached
to the Hotel Is a FINE BAR, where the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Can be obtained at all times
BOARD PER WEEK.. .S7.Oe
az For the accommodation of patrons of
the Winnemycca Hotel, a new
FIRsT-CLAss BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial enjoy.
ment.
apr22tf.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the EAGLE DRUG
STORE. lately carried ON by A. G. McAlpin, are
requested TO make immediate settlement to the
undersigned. All accounts unpaid within 80
days win be enforced by law.
|. N. LEVY,
Agent for the Proprietors.
winnemucca November 10, 1882. 1m
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Having purchased the City BAKERY, viii
spare no pains TO merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS. DIEHL
Winnemucca May 20, 1882. II
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
RETAIL MA RkEG.
Boston M arket.

SATURDAY., sept. :.
Bt'TiEl;-1he market is firm ON all choice grades
and prices have advanced, there is an active de
1nani; quote choice northern creamery at %
$50; fancy lots higher; fair to good, 2l427c
Franklin county, Vt, fine dairy 2sc; New ork and
Vermont choice, 26 92Sc; do fair to good, 23d25c
do, common, Is420c; western creamery, choice, =
1ioc; do, fair to good, 23427c; western dairy,
choice, y 922c; DO, fair to good, lIlsc; ladle pack
ed, choice Is a2oc; do, fair to good, l6al1c; com
mon, II l5c " h.
CuEEsE-Thc market is steady and firm for the
best grades with good demand; choice New lork,
IL 4l2c Vermont choice l.. all &c; fair to good,
northern, l0Gllc; common and skim, G49c, choice
western I0l gle, fair to good, S4loc; skim, dc.
EGGS-Trade Is moderately active and quotations
steady and unchanged; eastern, 2lc; New York and
Vermont, 241a g25c; northern and Prince Edward
Island, 23a24c U dOz.
BEANs-The market isquict, choice pea beans are
in light supply; quotations for choice hand picked
pea, So 90 4} IS; mediums, 81 i542 so; yellow eyes,
81 1913 30; red kidneys, 81 2542 30.
PoTAToEs-The market is steady and well sup
plied northern sells at 9or4al U bus; natives, -
1913 - v bb
ArrLEs-rradc is still quiet choice eating APP
pies sell ut - 15a3; common, 81 as golden sweets,
81 30 T. bib.
HAY AND SrRAw-Choice timothy, S2042l y ton ];
fair to good, $lS9l9c; line hay, $l6gl7; poor 81 a
-. Rye straw, $lJal6; Oat straw, 80.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

PROSPECT. The south Granch Grange and far
ers Of Prospect, Stockton and Searsport will
hold their second annual cattle show and fair at
Prospect, Thursday sept. 3isl. There will be u
social dance on the evening Of the fair. Political
feeling about town IS net running high. No speak
Ing expected il town. Scion Chase spoke at
Stockton Friday, to a crowded house
JACKSON. The members of the East jackson
Union and the Congregational Sabbath schools pro
pose 10 unite with the Geo + Bracket Lodge |. O.
of &. L. in Il picnic excursion to Lake Winneco0l
next Saturday. \ good time is expected. Al the
Fusion caucus last saturday evening, Ephriam p.
Taokcr WAS nominated as candidate for represent
tatiye to the Legislature, for the class comprising
the towns of Troy, Jackson, Monroe and Prospect.
Rev. Mr.. Wade has completed the wears engage
ment with the Congregational church of this town,
but proposes to speak here the three sundays to
follow, in die forenoon. The subjects for MS dis
courses are as followS-First, To the Young Men !;
sccond Harvest Sermon; t!ird, Scandal. Rev. f.
ID. Tasker will preach at East Jackson next sunday.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

In Rockland, Aug 25th Mr.. Charles A. Wheeler,
aged 63 years and months.
aged AZ years, 6 months and IL days.
In m, Portland, Aug. 27th, Capt George l.. Carney
of Thomaston, aged about SO years.
In Camden, Aug. 3lst, Mr. Horace H. Metcalf,
aged 81 years.
In Camden, Aug. 3Oth, Amira Pierce Champlin,
aged years, month and Is days.
In Rockland, Aug. 3oth Deacon Henry Ingraham,
aged % years, months and days.
In Deer Isle, Aug. 9th, Louisa j., widow of Capt.
In Ellsworth, Aug. 25d Sarah r. Moon, aged u
years and months.
IN Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, Mr. n A. Joy, aged IS
years ard months.
In Mount Desert, Aug. 2lst Nathaniel f. Grover.
aged rs years II months and days.
In Bar Harbor. Aug. 18th, Miss Ellen s. Leland,
aged % years and months.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

A New York Herald interview with ex-Sen-
ator Cameron of Pennsylvania concludes ,s
follows
Then, General, your opinion of the SINGER
ity of the independents is not very high
II do not desire to say any unkind thing of
any one, but it will be seen that inconsistency
is so fully implied by what have said that
candor compels me to add that these 'ndcpend-
ent' people have dragged i'll the name of ON
martyred President to the support of their
theory, which in his life he never indorsed.
They have declared Mr.. Blaine to be their idol
to support this shameful use of President Gar
fields lame and fame to bolster up their
schemes, and now these very independents,
are engaged in Maine breaking this idol, be
cause they have recently discovered he is Il
boss | strongly suspect the real reason of
this eleventh hour hostility to Mr. Blaine will
be found in the end to be because he is an able
and courageous defender of protection to our
American labor and enterprise
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
DIED-

In this city, Aug. Both, Daniel f. Pisbury, aged
80 years, months and - days.
In Monroe, Aug. 2Sth, Mrs. Fannie +. jenkins,
aged p years.
In Monroe, Aug. 3lst, Mrs. Martha }. Jenkins,
aged % years.
In Waldo, Sept. 3D. George H. Parker, aged "A
years, 3 months and u days.
In Winterport, Aug. 18th, Mrs. Lydia Atwood,
widow of the late Capt. Nathaniel Atwood aged 81
years and months. She was an 1872 pensioner.
In Searsport Aug. 18th, Willie p, son of Fred
and Ella NJ. Carey, aged weeks.
In Bucksport, Aug 10Th, Mrs Pricila A. Parker,
aged SO years, months and 26 days.
In Bucksport, Sept. list, Abner, infant child of
VIM. Lowell, aged months and p days.
IN Prospect, Aug. Both, Triphcna Witham, ageg
30 years, 9 months and 20 days.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

No Back.

In ono Of Hans Andersen's stories, he speaks Of
an old elf lady who, when She went into company
made Il very gentccl appearance, only She had no
back. There are many people who suilrr 50 many
aches and pains and weakness in that part Of the
body, that ,hcy almost wish they had no back. But
these pains, etc, come from kidney disease, and
there is 4 medicine - Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medcne-that works to such il
charm, that taking it becomes, like the elf lady,
unconscious of a back, though unlike her in ing
a whole, sound, and perdemdicular back. Hunt ;
Remedy has back Of the stitlest kind, for its mis-
sion is to support the weak and heal the ailmg, aud
this ii is doing all over the land.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

Announce so the public that
owing 10 the great increase i'm
their business T0r the past few
years, they have been forced
10 procure the large and com-
sgsodiouS Store formerly occu-
pied by a. PERRY, which is
now being fitted up for us and
will probably he ready for &C
cupancy on or about Oct. Isl.
Up 10 she day of removal we
offer 10 the public the largest
portion of our stock al a great
sacrifice i'm prices. We will net
attemps 10 enuurerase goods or
specify The bargains we offer,
but merely state that tEle most
OF our stock must he turned i'm
10 cash before asre above date,
and 10 make this rapid agansfer
we have made prices that will
guarantee an immediate sale.
AS we had no idea Of making
she change this fall we placed
ouE orders eaTsy for
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
News of Belfast and Vicinity
Dog days have ended.

..,,,. NOW ,,s.hi,o,
"''''' '''i''9'i' = 'o'''''S ~ - W.
9'''S repairs
ABOUT one huhdfed lett TINS clty on lueSa'y iol
the ualpn rally at Maranoc"ok.
several Indian families have pitched their tents
near the lower bridge in this city.
:, d / Il, ,.;,. nj ,-anl IA p,.la
..,....;. ., ,,i..,it,. and fa,r.,ls Ita,lo,
'Hc "ld'li'eH ~ p0ii'7' wa " VA
i"NIS''"S' IP''s ''''' A ~ ~
wise u' Young ii9'9-
A Bangor Tug lowed 10 Belfast on Sunday a raft
vi Timber. for MeDohald Brown and d. W. Dyer's
ship ward Mcdonald n Browns timber is for their
now schooner work upon which will begin al once
PplICE COURT. Jack Foghertv was before the
.,turt ON Tuesday for an assault and hattarv ON
Walter + 1on3on Foobert- cat,.cd q doc, to hito
,an,l,, for which re- ,.as fined 81 and costs An
u,.lca
i.. 20 NJ, ,i ,, .,.. c,
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

A CARRIAGE CUSHION found in Hills past
N ure near the Camp Ground The owner can
have the same by proving property ana paying
charges Can on j. W. k\OWLTO\
Belfast, Aug. 30, lSS2.-:5
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
WaMTEu.

a MANTO WORK ON a SMALL FARM NEAR
N Searsport Village, also Il woman to do house
work Apply at once to j. c. NlCkELS.
Searsport, July 2G, lSo2.-3ltf
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
FOR SALE.

rgNlliRTl SIN THOUSAND FEET OF BEST
/ quality hcmlock boards for sale by
JAMES BARKER.
Searsmont Village, Aug. %, lSs2.-;55tf
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Sept Is, schrs. Geo. Albert, Slower, Bangor; j.
Ponder, Jr Ryan, Frankfort.
Sept. 81, schrs James Holmes, Ryder, Portland;
Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Henry, Woods, do.
SAILED.
sept. "a, schrs. Minnie A. Bonsall. -, Jack.
sonville; Florida, Ferguson, do; j Ponder, Jr
Ryan, New y ork Geo. Albert, Slower, Lynn.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

CAMDEN. Granger Fuller, a FORMER resident of
Camden, was in town last week. j. Z. Cleveland
received last week by schooner Boston Light 225
White Jersey watermeons of Il very delicious quail
ity and before he closed his store at night he had
sold nearly 2G0 of them. -. H. Parker, our enter
prsing young baker, lost his best horse last week.
The animal was cast in the stable. Another cargo
Of coal has just been discharged for the Anchor
Works Mr. 5. c. Mullen, of Fairfield, former
resident of Camden. was in town last week. ..M
the Greenhack caucus held at Mcguntcook hall last
Saturday evening, DR.. IL. Il. Eaton nominated
candidate for reelection to the state legsla-
turc Scion Chase in town last Friday This
section is suffering from the severe drOuth, Cis-
terms are dry and wells nearly so, while feed in
pastures is very scant. John Robbins is repairing
his house There was an organ concert at the
Baptist church last week Tuesday evening, which
was well attended 1t is reported that the organ is
all paid for. Last week there was shipped S3i
casks lime to Boston. "a D. Mansfield from Bos
ton, has been on visit to his brother f. ID. Mans
field. Last Friday Mrs. Luke Allen went onto the
mountain berrying, and not reaching home before
dark her friends and neighbors became alarmed
and started out, lanterns in hand, in search of the
missing woman, with whom they returned about
II O'Clock Mrs. Allen was not able to find the path
leading down the mountain, and In searching for it
wandered about until after dark, when she found
herself in position where she could neither ascend
descend, and being extremely tired, laid down
to spend the night but hearing calls she answered
and was found and assisted home. =. During the
past week workmen have been raising the stone
bridge on the new street about feet. Fred Frye
contemplates building house this fall his
Chestnut st. Lot. Many of our street lamps are
not lighted on dark nights, which makes it very I'M
pleasant, and in some places dangerous, to travel
sidewalks in the evening. "A Republican rally
is advertised for Wednesday of this week at Me
gunticook Hall, to be addressed by Hon. 5. l.. Mil
liken and Gen. James A. Hall. Our village schools
all commence on Monday the 4th inst. Mr.. Har
vey Ellis, Supt. of the Within Machine Works,
Whitinsville, Mass, with his wife, have been
visiting at NJ l.. Inman's.
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
SEAMEM WANTED.

nNEHUNDREDS EAMEN WANTEDlNROCk-
~ land for coasting. Apply to
JOHN S. RANLETT, shipping Agent.
Rockland, Aug. 80, lsSl.-36
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07
FRED w. BRDWM,

Office over W. 7. COiburn'S Store. City Block,
Belfast, Maine.
All business left with me will receive promp
attention. 6m3G
The Republican journal., 1882-09-07

The North Star, in noticing Senator fryeS
speech in Presque Isle, says
He also said that the Democrats passed bill
to pay the arrears of pension but they had not
the courage to provide for the payment. If Mr.
Frye had desired to be honest he would have
told his hearers that the expense was paid out
of the treasury Just like other liabilities and the
Democrats did not need to take any further
action.
AS Mr.. Frye is honest he did not state what
was untrue. The passage Of the bill to pay ar
rears of pensions was of no effect until direct
was made in one of the regular
appropriation bills or by il special bill. The
North star has simply displayed its ignorance.
The Democratic New York World says that
'the trouble with the Democratic party is that
the people do not believe its pretensons, and
there is no denying that it has given them ex-
cuses for distrusting it."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-17
CleArIna the Nfraafn.

Sergeant Decker, with detachment
Of patrols, spent soma time on Kint
street on Saturday morning, and sue
ceeded admirably in bringing order ou,
of chaos. Before the sergeant under
took the wo"k confusion reigned every
where. The street was cluttered up
with all kinds of vehicles, the shafts OF
the market wagons protruded out into
the streets and horses stood unhitched
along the curb, in contraveution Of the
city ordinances. When he was
through with his work the street
presented quite different appearance.
The shafts we're either taken of ard
laid to one side or strapped ba"k to the
wagons; horses were pitched and there
was room in the middle of the street
for wagons to pass without running
into each other and wrenching of
wheels. 1t is the determination of the
Mayor and his police to enforce tho
ordinance regulating t g markets, and
those who have been paying no regard
TO the ordinance had better make note
ot this before they are introduced
10 His Honor by the police,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-17
A Chapter of Violence.

William Hufnagle was kicked tc
death by Henry Myers, a youth of IS
in quarrel about pail of cherries al
Nescopeck Township, Luzerne County
Pa, on Friday evening HufnagIt
had drawn a pistol on Myers. BOtE
were drunk at the time.
Jas. Green, colored, was beaten tC
death with a club by John Pizeberg at
Clarendon, ARR, on Friday. Pizeberg
who is said to have committed another
murder in Mississippi, made ais es-
cape.
District Attorney Cummings was
shot dead in Laredo, Texas, on Satur-
day evening by James Haynes, whose
sister he is alleged to have betrayed.
Charles Savage, eolored, was shot
dead by Washington Williams, col0red
ar Duvals Bluff, Ark, Oh Saturday,
in quarrel growing out of the latter
voting the Democratic ticket. 1t is al
legged that Savage not liking this at
tackled Williams with a brick, and
broke up the furniture of his barber
shop; hence the shooting.
William Watson and Peter Stewart |
luarrelled on Friday evening while |
on the trestle bridge at Man
lau, Dakota. Both clinched and, fall
ng to the ground, so feet below, were
killed. 1t is said the cause of the q uar-
'el was q question as to which of them |
vas responsible for the failing Of a
)iece of ftimber,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-17

Special memorial services were hell
yesterday Sunday morning at thu
! New Castle M. E. church by the pastor
Rev. N. M. Browne, in honor of the
late Bishop Scott. The church hat
been Ve4y neaJly y and tastefully drapeC
in mourning. Craze extended along
the whole front of the altar on which
was inscribed in silverletters, ga great
man has fallen this day in Isre el, -
back OF the pulpit stood a large cross
entwined in vines and flowers, with
the name "Bishop Scott" in golden
letters thereon.
The exercises were opened BY a vol
untary by the chcir, 81 would not live
AWAY" followed by the choir and
congregation singing Asleep in Jes as. ;
The pastor then made ferVent pray or
In behalf Of the Bishops famiiy and
f1r lie success of the church in general,
A quartette, "Gathered home" was
sung by portion CT the choir. The
pastor read for the morning lesson the
goth Psalm, and from the 18Th chapter
lst Corinthians, beginning at the 4lst
verse, after which the congregation
Joined in singing the hymn, Crest from
thy labor, rest" The pastor selected
as his text for the occasion the last
clause of the 38th verse of 3rd chapter.
I'd Samuel; Know ye not that there
Is prince and great man fallen this
lay ia Israeli"
lie gave shors sketch OF the duties
md power OF the Bishops under the
'olity of the M. E. church, the rapid |
,rowth the church has made since |
5ishop Scott became identified with if
IS an itinerant over fifty years ago, of
he Bishops in general, he stated that
I the 36 men who have filed this posi-
ion in the M. K. Church within the
lst 100 years, no one of them had
yer been deposed, or disgraced the
hurch, which was more than could be
lid of any other similar body. He
len spoke of his personal knowledge of
le Bishop, both as q man and a chris
an, and closed his remarks by reading
sketch Of his life and labors. Ser '
Int of God well done" was sung as
10 closing hymn, after which the t
was pronounced. Tho ex- c
cises were solemn and i'm presaive
rOughout. y {
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-17
Reg1strar'H Report.

The report of Registrar Frazer for tn,
week ending at noon last Sa.urday
shows that during that period thert
were 27 births, 2 marriages and 3:
deaths presented fer record as follows
Causes-Drowned, apoplexy, conges
tion of braiD, convulsions, disease ol
brain, dentrition, inflammation oi
brain, mania potu, natural causes, nep.
hits, sCarlatina and summer complaint
each ]; cholera infantum, 8; consump.
tion, 6; debility, 2; meningitis, 2; ma.
rasmus, 2. Born in the United States,
80; males, IA; females, IS; white, 30;
black, 8; under cne year, II; to 2, 2;
2 to 8, 3; 10 TO 20, 2; 20 to 80 4; 30 to 4O,
1; 80 to 6O, 2; 60 70 10, /.
By wards-F,rst, A. Second, /; Third,
3; Fourth, !; Fifth, 4; Sixth, 2; Sew.
enth, A; Eighth, 3; Zenith, g. For the
corresponding week last year A deaths
were reported During the week two
bodies were sent away for interment
and two brought here for interment.
Births Cor the week, 80; 26 white aud l
black; 10 males and II females. By
vards-FIrst, 8; Second, g.; Third, l.;
Fourth, 2; Fifth, 3; Sixth, 3; Seventh,
); Eighth, 4; Ninth, 3; TenCA, /; Ele-
zenith, /,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-17
ANumber OF rAcc1uenta.

| While Frank Koight, 9 years of az
vas driving COWS to pas urs at Nortl
Adams, Mass, YESTERDAY, he tied
rope attached to one end OF the anima
around his waist. The COW threw hin
down, and becoming frightened
dragged him half mile over rocks and
railroad ties. He was so badly injured
that he died in short time.
While Edward McGlynp, young
man employed by the Franklin Nots
company, in the Tribune building,
New York, was looking through win
dow in the elevator shaft, on Saturday
afternoon, the elevator descended on
his head, killing him instantly.
The body OF N. M. Smith, a mer.
chant of Crisheld, Maryland, was
found, on Saturday afternoon, in one
of the docks in Baltimore. 1t is sup
posed he fell overheard the night be-
fore.
Albert Schwartzentroupe was killed
and another man named St. John was
severe " if not fatally injured by the
explosion of rotary bleacher in a pa |
per mill nea: Cleveland, Ohio. on Satur.
day.
The body of Alfred H. Pease, the
who disappeared in st.
Louis on the 9th OF June, has been dis
covered at the Morgue in St. Louis.
His death was caused by excessive
thinking.
An insane man named Gloss set fire
10 a barn In Toboyne township, Perry
county, Pennsylvania, last Thursday
light, and perished in the smes,
Frederick P. Forest, aged 30, a rail-
Dad employe, was drowned while bath
ng ON Saturday at Hartford, Connecti-
ut. He leaves a wife.
Joseph Rudolph, aged IA years, died
t lockjaw yesterday in Manchester,
lew Hampshire, the result ofa wound
rom a toy pistol.
George Brown, of Kingston, New I
ork, was killed near Wilkerbarre on {
aturday by a falling tree. '
Elias"Oelima, of New York, aged IA i
ears, was killed by a train at Long d
ranch on Saturday.
Alexander Price died yesterday in .
ew York CT lockjock, caused by o
y PISTOL wound. 3