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Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-31
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-31
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12
THE SILVER STATE.
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EXCEPTED By
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City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12
sIsOsIIONE FALLS.
A Description ofthc Niagara OF Idaho
Idaho World ]

In the midst OF oae OF Natures
dreariest soltudes Sahara
surrounded 10y what seems an intermln-
able vii leraess. barren OF all growth
but sage walled ia OH all sides by pre-
cipitous aud iusurmountable cliffs and
walls OF rock, are ShosLone Falls
There Snake rivers mighty volume OF
water, emerging from It's placid stream
above, suddenly leaps distance OF 10
feet, pauses Tor an instant AS u hesita-
ting to take the fearful bound. aud
then takes It's hnal plunge Iuto tue
watery profound nearly three hundred
feet below. | have stood Tor hours
and watched without wesryIug, upon
the summit Il tle mighty walls
OF basalt which towers so gfandly about
this marvel OF nature, aud watched the
descending waters as they poured down,
down, down into the awful abyss that
yawns so far below watched the clouds
OF spray as they rose up aud formed in
misty maguiGceucc between the sides OF
the tremendous chasm, blending their
tender frost work of silver aud glass
with the purple aud green and gold OF
the suns light, until all OF the lines Of
tha nrism we're srized woven into
fantastic bands OF beauty and bound
around the stormy brow OF the males-
tic cataract watched the great river
a. il hurried away from the fearful
scene; heard the deafening roar aud
crash Of the madly rushing torrent, as
it swept in terrific grandeur by. and
my soul has stood still. awed into silent
reverenceby theineomparable spectacle.
Nowhere else in nature have these
great falls counterpart. No whore
else i'm nature ls there such an over
whelmng manifestation OF irresisti-
Lle power, coupled with such rude
savagery, as hover around Shoshone
Falls. In vast sea Of sage, and
repulsive as vast, bounded in all direc-
tions by dull monotony OF PLAIN, IN
che midst Of desolation inconceivably
desolate, they are a gem Of matchless
beauty set.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12
MINING NOTICE.

january s, lsss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12
MINING NOTICE.

TO S. c. THOMPSON: The undersigned,
your eo-owners of "Elizabelh Mining Claim" >"
situated in Sierra Mining District, Humboldt
County, Nevada. have worked assessments and 1
made expenditures ON said mining clam, for :
the year 1882, to the amount OF one hundreds I
dollars Your proportion Of said assessment is :
twenty-five dollars one-fourth Of the whole >
amount. You are hereby notified that IL you
fail to pay your said proportion of said assess
ment within ninety days from the date OF the
publica ION of this notice, your interest in saidi
claim will become the property OF the under
signed.
g. ysANDERs0N
J..H. FLOYD,
JAMES HENDRA.
january s. Isss d,law
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12

A New Jersey widow is said to have
changed her religion because she wish
ed to avoid meeting her husband in
the next world.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12

Z TO LLOYD RAWLINGS: The unslersigned,.
your co-owi ers of ~ora Cash Mining Claim,
situated in Meunt Pose Mining District Hum.
boldt County, Nevada, have. done assessments
work on said mining claim for the assessment
years 1850, 1881 and 1852, to. wit: oae hum
dr. d dollars worth OF work in aud for each of
said years. Your proportion of said assessment
work is ene-fifteenth OF the. whole. amount.
TO wit: twe9sy dollars. You are hereby noti- :
fled that il you fail to pay your said proportion.
within ninety day. irom the date OF the publ
cation OF this notice, your interest in said claims
will become the property OF the sads, signed.
J. ". Pow ELL,
CIV. O'NEAL.
January 8, 1883. 90drlaw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12

An Illinois man with shotgu
wounded five boy thieves in his melon
patch. and the youngsters have since
been fined S. each. Illinois will event.
ually raise melons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12

Miss Parloa says tough meat Is
healthiest for invalids. Possibly it
cannot be eaten SO fast, and the work
of mastication is good exercise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12
CHOICE AND CHEAP.

II you want 10 subscribe for, any paper orr
magazine in America, send postal to the.
Nevada Newspaper Bureau.
Reno, Nevada, and get our price tor il.
ahl6
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-04-12

N. LEVY & Co. are agents for Dam.
ana Bitters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
State News.

The Eas, Maine Methodist Conference
will be held in Searsport, beginning Thurs
day. May 3.
The house, furniture. outbuildings and
seven lons NJ nay, owned By Ambrose Hall,
in North Seir,Inont. were burned Thursday.
Loss Sl2JD; insurance $500.
Gen. James A. Hal has been secured
10 deliver the address at Camden on Memo
rial Day before the George ). Goth, e. A.
r. Post.
The Waidoboro Neps saws there is a
man in New Harbor who has drank twelve
pounds of tea this winter, and in time. past
has been in the habit Of eating peck of po-
tatoes at meal.
Mr. j. f. Liscomb of the Portland
Steam Packet Company has been chosen
president of the association Of New England
Ticket and Passenger Agents.
1t. Munger Of the Woodbury. has been
detached and ordered to command the rev
enue steamer Tench Coke at Philadelphia.
FIRST Lieut.. John bennett relieves Lieut..
Munger as executive Of the Woodbury..
The JonHM says: Mrs. Abbie +. wife
Of Capt Charles Blanchard, of Belfast. drop
ped dead in the street Sunday evening of
heart disease. She was just starting for
prayer meeting. Her husband is at Rio.
The Office of the Phillips Photograph,
Phillips. was partially burned Thursday
evening. The fire was discovered early and
the loss is not large. The FIRE is supposed
to be incendiary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

have wife and children and property here ;
and appea' TO you whether these are mol
the strongest Of ties And assure you
Bro;hgr soldiers. while you will stand by
me, and have the strength to WELD this
Sabre, | will defend YOUR wives. YOUR chill
dren and Your property. and the Cansiiiu-
ton. as far m, abilities permit, az iinst
the attacks If all enemies whatsoever"
The regiment returned shortly. the hos
tile ship having moved oif from the coast.
\ copy Of the pay roll. found among Col
Blacks papers. discloscs that the ice.
upon ,hs call. vas nine days. Col. Biack
Va, II. Col. Couimanhaus. anl S4hln Pond
and John Jefferson were the Majors 81 the
regiment. In those DAYS a regiment had no
ful. ca'nnelc,. bu; had two majors N
ia'cr date reg ments had colonel aud ieu-
tenant colonel ami bot one major. Samuel
button vi the Quarter Master. and Moses
Adams vas AiIu'anl. Of the regiment.
John &. nearo va, Lieutenant Conmandani.
ot tho Ellsworth company. ihru THE Cnhh
Light Infantry. In jain. 1913. the Cohh
l:ni luaaiN WIS h serN .ge "a, Ca>finr THIN
teen Is,.. conferred oui w defence " tht
Gaol 81 fhc G0mmr nueaIia n ,he count, II
Hagrac. ~.N> tlr pl,-ro.I naniol Adam.
was CAnfA.u W The mr.t,t company 81 E.is-
worth ami N4rry at ih, time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

The MAY Century makes appeal to a large
variety Of tastes. b. way Of history and an
venture there are three Illustrated papers
The Aborignes and the Coloni>t,." bv Ed
ward Eggleston; the first OF two papers ~
III. IL. on the spanish Mission. Of southern
California. entitled Father Junipero and hi,
Work; and thirdly paper Of great readable
ne-> and -thnO oglcii value BY Frank II. tu>h-
ing. on M ADV, INJURIES Ia /uui." By way Of
personal Interest there aTe three >ketche. One
Of Cardinal Manning with a portrait which i,
printed a> irontl-pie"cl. written by Nr. L.
kegan Paul: second an exposition of Sal
VIni'- King Lear, BY Emma Lazarus, with A
draw ing of the great tragediau in thi. ,hartr-
ter. Inadr from life by Alexander: aud third.
charm ne llght essay by Henry james, Jr.
on du Maurler'- carirature> in ''PuuCh Y ana
on the artists relations to London society
AprOpO> Of the recent criticisms OF American
liter i;urc snl American writing about Eng
land, Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner lakes A re-
tJrJ courteous Ia hi critics in a humOTOu. i,a-
per entitled The English Volunteer, dur .ng
the Late Invasion" Moral PuruJse in Ar h
bS he late sidney Lauirr, tire as q theme IF
wide interest not unrelated to the current dis
cus-iun Of the novel There i, also an illustrated
paper ou : The Father Of Amer icaH Libraries, !"
1.-THE Philadelphia uhlc Library, bv Bun:ord
samuel. The practical AMI suggestive ;, ries
Of papers, 10y Washington GLADDEN., on M he
Christian L. gue Of onnecticui. = j. continued,
with an account OF he Third Annual Com
Vcntion.H 1T which II seems uaaisy Of the obs m
Giles t. union among churche- were discussed.
reports received. elc.
In ftun there i. an in>tallmpnt of MIR
lio~elis, serial "a Wonan'> Reit- M: a
Short story b, r. r. stockton in the RudI, r
Grange seTes-"PJmOn4'- Daughter; and
the ii I ha.f ni story of much freshness ana
humrr ~ joel Chandler Harris t.Iruce
X mu-") namely, Al reagua ,'oi.et'>"
In Topics of the | ime'' are ief papers on
The effect Of Civil - vice Reform upon Par
ties" and The Apphni meitt Of Po-imasters."
together with the announce menT f ~ New
Departure 10 tn makeup of The Century
and the reason, therefor. The change consists
in the discontinuance Of the Departments of
Home aud society,"" Literature" and .'Th..
Worlds Work." tn places of which are aiken
by a new department entitled open Letters. -
which this month contains articles BY Oliy,r
johnson lin reply to Leonard W. Bacon's At
tack on the Garrison Additionally. BY Mrs
Dorr con Culture in New England vi.
lages''l. by Abram ;. Isa4cs OWN the Jews
Return 10 Pale ~, ami humorous letter
by b 'nedict Ilerzog. in the character of
Miss Pinkie Rosebud, 'On the Higher Educa-
ton of Women"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
Homo AMI Foreign NeWs.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

AT Lake City. Col, recently, the jury
in the case Of Alfred e. Packer. charged
with numbering Eve companions in San Juan
county in 1872, returned verdict Of guilty.
The testimony showed that party Of SIX
was organized in Utah in 1872 to prospect
southern Colorado While in the neighbur-
hood of the present site Of Lake City, Ollnd
Ing snow storms set in, and they lost their
way. Their food gave out, and for DAYS to-
cetfer they lived On rosebnds. The men
became desperate, and some were crazed.
White his companions were in this condition.
Packer deliberately fell upon and butchered
the whole party. and for several weeks lived
an flesh cut from their bodies. On Wednes-
day. Packer, while on the witness stand, re-
lated the experiences Of the party from the
time they set out from Utah, closing with
fhe most siekening details Of the murder and
his subsequent teasting on human nesn,
he urged that the killing was done IN sell
defence. Other testimony showed that each
member of the party except Packer pos
sessed quite a large amount OF money
unon which Packer has since been living.
After nine wears of wandering he was
captured few weeks ago near Fort Felter-
.nan, Wyoming.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

-Stiilman Flagg, Of Winslow. committed
suicide by hanging, FRIDAY. lhe excite
mcni caused p, The ~hrfiug his Lorenzo y.
Geiohell. 81 which MIR FilEc was 'hr victim,
and the trial thereon, uuScttle. III. mind.
Deceased was u years nc age and leaves
four daughters and many friends
Gen. Luther Stephenson. j.. If Hing
ham, having been appointed Governor ofthe
Soldiers Home at Iogus in place Of General
llltnn, resigned. entered upon hiS duties
Thursday.
The C1iais Times saws "llrlan l..
Haynes, who went from Maine t1 enter the
emplp, of Albert e. Eaton. doing laundering
business "a New Nork. aud later accompanied
VI Elton to New Mexico. was Killed ncar
Gili BY the Indians during the recent raid
HAYNES was the SLAYER OF Bob Johnson. a
dangerous character IN New Mexico"
"A despatch TO the Prrss SAYS the two
teachers m the Normal School at Farming
ton Mis- Pcric, and Nj. ph,lhrook uho
refused tn perform their duties longer in the
school. nn account of tancied insult rcceiy-
cd AZ q meeting of THE Teachers Association
"a hceum conducted who'll, hv pupils have
hcrn suspended hv order uf State Suucrn-
ienirnl NJ School, Luce
Il t. DAVIS and companion. Young
vlrkmen III thr cotton Min at Calais. Willie
returning Thursday night from Attending
chlrgh meeting a Barton settlement. a shnr'
distance aA' NJ town. we're Shot al aul nNIs
>Htu'lt injured. the hail Fortunately striking
a rh Nothing Is known d, to the purpc-
traitor
Solomon :. Gray. formerly Of Boadoin-
ID. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

The only time really enjoyed hearing
a woman called baby" writes N. II. F"
to the Chicago H,rail, vas 81 the platform
Of the Leayenworth Kan depot. Susan
Ballo, box Anthony. as hard featured a. the
uHwinkin- sphinx amid the sands Of Egypt.
was standing srlmly seeking amid pile o.
baggage the special bras>-bound Saratoga
that contained her yestal ,e>tmenls. whei.
an irreverent railroad man came up and
said What's the matter. baby-lo>i your
trunk 4" Shall | ever forget the extermin-
al!ng look Of that old var horse A. she
turned her spectacles upon him That man
must have been bracel up % the assault b.,
a big wager. for afterRarG saw him quite
iubiiaut as though he had accomplished a
great undertaking. and party II the rail
road officials adjourned to nrishboring
hotel and celebrated the occasion when
Susan Anthony was called ''baby."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

The f-h, against Randall, election 70
the >peaker>a.p, sAy> 'ae Nfr loyh l1h-
nse. ,tl.I RACES iu tile Democratic pAper-.
His success 5 pronounced ~ be the cAl-f
danger which no~ menlce- the party u
he /, elected the friend, Of protection vii
triumph and al. the labor ~ the irce-tradc
shouter, Nil. count for nothing They REL
eogn,ze ths aud hence their pa.p.ta'.on.
Tie coolies, .na apparently most uncon-
cerned man IN tie contest i Mr. Randall
himself. II, doesn't run about the country
explaining his chances ID every man on the
street corners. as Mr. Cox does. and uses
none OF hi> energies in scattering hi oppo-
nent- with mud He Just keeps on bur
rowing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
Sherltt7s sale.

HANCOCK.
MIN on execution, wherein John 4 ~t.y,.,,- Il.
u itait T, AMI Will b. sold 1t puf,iic ,urit,, III,
tat thif'l hret day " May, 4 D. Is,i.gttfaf III
in MI ~ tIFenoon, on the prc-cs the foI oy
n7,n,, 'oS ~ III nr pare q. land taken a. the
property ~ the B.ucilIl Central Inp III Si,,t,,,
itapliiI, w certain traet ~ parcel 81 E,Di
$3.50. ~ hinehi ~ the County o Hancock and
Ate ri Halnr BONDED and described II n,iI.,t,
VI bTIin lnt q Nuu ", stery e5rner of tbt
nun MA az Property IN the EA~lcr! Iius M
,h i''h running past George f. Stnyrrs- house
i. h.'Ftlery, % said k4stcIly line fifteen Nun.
I'LL I,'tr " " or les, T. thc So theIly lice Of III.
,oal running ON BIuchiil village to q eok vile
slch.e steriy ON said >OutiIerly ne hye upIr,,i
- inh thc center VI said asst named road. theme.
sohth1rA fifteen hundred feet more ~ h..s NJ I'M.
Nof'heriy iih OF ali >toyer Hiil tining Prt., "
~ q goht on line ut right angles with the r,,s5
running past George T.. >toycr- hot.n Hre s,t'
u hH M -lAty text from TIE center Of saiei rnSj
u,ehce " eetctty on The Nprth,riy line ~ .it
ming = ~ Piicc VI oeglh-
W NJ WARDWELL
April %, 1888. Dep"1 nher o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
Herbert Wood Leach.



Ut Nh"iN 81 li"Nh-Rf'irI!oN ~ TT f"h-
NiE FRIENDS NN" Nti"iihoRN-
on THURSDAY. Nm, anh jn>r. uerb,r,
". Iearh. onr II ibe J,,nnr,t, survivor.
whose mana, ba> abroad, l.,sp, familiar n,
,hc reading uu5l.c. AFFIXED b.u.c H.. erem.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided upon plan which viii enable
holders Of United States two cent taS stamp
hooks Ia secure the use ~ them alter trey
have heen redeemed uGler the new law.
The word Redeemed" w,il IN Stanacd aii-
o. each checks and tie { is reformed 10
bankers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
The Military History of Ellsworth.


itar, incidents which NAV be worth publica-
lan.
+ .ere was miiitar, organization formed
DIT ~ THE scattered inhahirani, of the
Union river region a. eafly a. I-76. Amer
I tls kt,oiullauar, wrt. when great atten-
tilu Ma, gt,ru w miitar, matters and there
was great 'ontue>, 'pf military displays. a
tlt company wa> organized, nni Meiai'ah
J"r'4n, an enI-ran, 'o Ellsworth from >aoa.
"'' us iif'i captain From thai time down
wfds A. l"ng n, IN, laws Of ihr State los
te."i lni encouraged military organizations.
Z >N"r.t played an important part IN their
h.'ar,
tt cnmpanN reiiiinned i1r n 1909. was
nI-.n 1"I GsrHc that WEAR. and vas ta-
no-- t.HfaHN n ii> daY Called thc "tohh
lltH lH'du'rN. ny b1uor 1T Gen. Ia, 4
CaIh H Revolutionary memory. Whu then
ur nr.t.u>4N rp~i-cl ia Cinuid,hurn. >ahn
foaa "l> 'at tir>t commander N THE com
pt.f. Tie was Succeeded ~ Can't. john
NHfthtf. wun Wt> ~Au,.elyd rs Cant.
stephen G.. Woodland Arrr some TIME
'He mpaal became Gi>bandcd. The uHl-
tlrn vas 4 -a, nnc fol M, ,lnc,. compri>-
.uS rel coats, White pants With black caiter,
fri >4mmrr paraIe>. blue can, with gllLcd
Spread eagles Upon TIE front. mounted with
W l.i' feather, tipped with red Al a later
atH. and within The memoir, If many l;isuc
uya. 'ai> t.mq4ny was revived. Dir rather "a
new one Wa, organized under the Did name.
Anl to!. John Black. after becoming tired
IL reg.mcuta. office. took ;he tania.ncy 81
d. Il was a brilliant company under the
Colonel, administration HaNln. an album
dance of means, hi expended considerable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-26
For Sale.

7 offer Tor sale my homestead -..a.-. +.
l. Trenton. \ Rie- from tlt-w III
Two ml4e- from Nt Desert hria.. .--i.a-
a u story hau-r two els barn 4aft .s'.s--'
aiI iH tho. Cugh !. pair Tweut--a7- ..-.-. ".
Nrp'l lot and tijage land Iha .ra rH
pleasantly located In god bias crossing t.-tF
ON Jordan River with shore pr a.-
mus II yert adjoining il. amt viii tr -.. ..li r.
cash AZ intend moving from thr STATE
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April "a, 1853.
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A. H. Roberts & Son
BANGOR, VIE.
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