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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

MT. VERNON PLACE CHURCH, WASHINGTON,
DC
MIR. LEWIS EDWARDS, sEXToN:-"I hereby Ger
tlfy that for several months past have been
suffering from a severe cough that has greatly
distressed me day and night. l was very much
debilitated by IT, aud suffered CONSTANT pains
in my chest After trying various remedies,
/ used Red Star Cough Cure, and it gave me
entire relief"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27
FA,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. soUTHwEs'

Schedule il effect OCT Der IL. 1884
BIO A. N-NkW ORLEANS MAI. daily king close
connections 70 ali points south and South west
Daily, except Sur day. with C. s. o. Hallway Pull
man Steering Buffet cars from New York and wash
ingfOn 10 ATLANTA Iniiman Steering cars from
N4sEtnstCn aul Ati5nta 10 New Orleans.
XleH. M.-IOUISYII.I-E PAST LINE Daily via Char
cttsyille to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
point Pullman Sleeping Washington 10
m:tDP. M-SOUTHERS NAII. AND EXPRESS Daily
20 all points south and Southwest via Dsnyiiie and
Charlotte. Eul nan Sleeping from Washing
ton VIE Danvile. Charlotte and Atlanta a New
Orleans; also. from asEtnxton Charlotte and
Columbia 10 Augusta
hanuassas division Train leaves Washington st 9IO
VI. daily. except SUNDAY
NarrvntOD train leave Washington at 910 A NJ and
5.10P NJ daily
For tickets aud Information inquire Copaly's Of
nee col Pennsylvania avenue. TRAINS leave from t. &
T. station.
II. SLAUGHTER. y. MACDANIEI.
Gen Ia = Agenc AGENT.
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BErwkKN Nav YORK AND HAyRE.
Company's pier No AZ North River foot Of Morton
u4rsef. New York
Canada, de kersabiec, "Wednesday. Jan %. J..
st. Simon. Durant, "Wednesday. Feo 4,
labrador P-rer Tttl day. seb H. Bpm
Cheers payable signt, In amounts TO suit. t1s
Banque TrsnsatIantiqne OF Paris. LOUIS DE BEBlAS
AGENT, No 9. Bowling Green. New York
@. W. Moss. 225 Pennsylya-ia avenue:
w BOTELER & son. 31jPeDnsyiy wanna svenue.
ta22 AGENTS WasiiIng ton, ID q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

SECOND NATIONAL BANK, WASHINGTON,
D. c.
MR. F. A. STIER:--"I can heartily recommend
Red Star Cough Cure, having recently tested
Its remedial virtues during violent cold. A
few doses sufticed to check and relieve my
cough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

ToN0 SING GETS SEVEN YEARS N STATE PRBoN,
Tong Sing, the Chinese steward or the Greelv rs.
lief expedition, who was arrested I'm Newark, ~ j.,
Tor gaggtng and robbing q fellow-C hlnaman, plead
guilty OF atr0cius assault and battery, and vs.
sentenced 70 seven years imprisonnlent In The
State prison at Trenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

COUPE DRIVERS SAY THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TIE
sAhH PRIVILEGES AS THR CAB DRIVERS.
delegation OF hackmen called upon the Com
missioners to-day 10 enter complaint against the
hack inspector They state that they own one
horse vehicles, the same as the cabs. though To-
stead OF two Wheel theirs are four wheel vehicles
but using only one horse. they have a right 10 the
use OF the stands assigned 10 the cabs. The hack
Inspector drives them away from these stands on
account las he says OF their influence with the cab
drivers. The travelling public prefer their four
wheel coupes 10 the cabs ana employ them al the
same Rates They are willing 10 go on an equality
with the cab men, but they desire the same nights
and privileges The Commissioners promised 10
see that they do hereafter have the same rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

rHE vAuCx or THE rnoyREfv ~ eQpARE sos
In accordance with the request OF Senator Ma.
hone, of the senate committee. the Postmaster
General directed Inspector Henderson, of sne DE-
partment, 20 ascertain the names OF the properly
owners on square.No. So6, between and r and sta
ana 9th streets where Il 10 proposed 10 extend the
present Post once department building and the
assessed value OF the property The report stafeu
that the total assessed value OF the property. TN
proved ana unimproved, Is $751;. SS. THIS vnlua-
ton Is supposed 60 be what the property would
bring at quick sale at auction. This n about two.
thirds It's actual value. which 10, SAY ex<2627.
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NHE GREAC

~ TO THE NokTH, Visit AND soTTHwRsr.
hHhG G srhaasRIP sfEHf TbpEyr
IN EIFECT CLIMBER I'D. lsas
fos Pttsbur and the West, Chicago limited L,press
otPHlsce Sleeping cars at ga daily: Fast Line,
s.40a m. daily toCineinnati and Louis with Sleep.
N,sh se q CAY Altosns e chiesFo Western e.
Pm s1nnssts c ss '0s s Spfaso With b seep ca
tex Fl isbGr AMI tn Wes1 with Palace sp; on az
BAT MORE ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD
40oop N. daily; except Saturday. with Palace Cars
fSr Wiliamsport, ock Haven and Eln,rs a. s,4oa M
Ior New 1oTk ana The East. as $50 100 a m.
10 80 40 1910 anu IL Is = M On sunday. 4Oo.
Parlor Cars. 4oa m daily, except Sunday '.
f6l tostGn without change. 200 L. every weekday.
Fer B;2Ssyn al through trains connect a. Jer-
rec trsns:er 10 uton street. avoiding double ferras
ffhilade piia :.i5 30 and IL NJ 200 AGO. 90
I90 and IL 10 ?. N On sunday 40 600. 1910 and
nlsP m. Limited E1rress sioa- H. daily, except
For Baltimore ess. rs 80. 80. Ileo a. H., 1905.
2oO. 400. Az. 44U 90. 740. 100 and Il Is D. M
On SUNDAY. go HOO H.. 400. Geo. 740. 1000 and
For Pope's Creek Line. 6ssa and 4op. IN daily
For AhnaPolis Saaa M, 1905 and As p m daily. er
ALE1ANpKiA ANp FIRE. LRICKsBuRG RAILWAY
ROAD
Fer Alexandria, 6. o 100 925 II0l and IS5 a. No
;o5. a.. as. CO., s.u5 sId lis D. M On Suniay
st6.tO. 3 %. II. 0i a. m, I 05 %. H.
TOI Rioh1no nd aG South, aud IL OIL m dailv
. and 4. IS =. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave xandria Washington 06 90 10 90
Ielos N; 60. 3e5 ga. slO. 105 at,d To- 40 r. H.
aid u 10 midnight texcept Monday On Sunday az
eU and III 10 e. T.. los and 1910 and II 10
L.gbt tPN~srt 20 ,
Ticket. and information the Office northeast corner
81 18th street and Pennsylvania and the
tor whore orders te left for the checking bag
G.ss to destination trUm hotels and residences
CHAs- l. PUGH. j. l. WOOD,
teDeral Manager General PASSENGER Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

FINANCIAL ASD COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening ands p N. prices
OF the New YORK Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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WATCHING Hrs Two Sons DRows.-Richard Fftz-
pa'rck, from the window of hts house nj Moon-
socket. X l., sunday, watched two small boys
siding on the thin Ice OF blackstone river sud
denly the Ice broke ana the boys went through.
Fitzpatrick hurried with others 20 the rescue and
when he reached the scene he WAS told That the
boys were his own sons, aged IL and year, re-
spectiveiy. both were drowned
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.


Te1egraphic Briefs.
Fire In the insane hospital at Indianapolis this
morning destroyed the engine room, laundry and
bakery. Therelwas no panic among the 100 pa
tents Loss $15OO
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Run OYER BIZ 4 BICYCLIsT.-About 11:S0 O'Clock
to-day William Martin, riding bicycle on eth
street, between and @, over Cornelius Groves
boy OF nine years. OF S066 9TH street, painfully In
tuTfng him about the face and head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

SUICIDE OF A BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOSSES.
c. G. Wells, president OF the Galveston (Texas,
Cotton Exchange, died suddenly sunday night It
is reported that Mr.. Wells committed suicide on
account OF the financial embarrassments OF his
nrm, Wolston, Wells vidor. large cotton factors,
which suspended payments to-day. Mr.. Wells was
also president OF the Island City Savings Rank,
which is closed to-day on account OF the dearh u
tine president, and which Is said 20 be q financial,
wreck. The depositors are principally poor people.
The bank had deposits OF about As5,0o0 Tha
liabilities OF the firm are over $500, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

On FRIDAY, JANUARY TIiIRTIETH. 1885 at the
residence Of party declining housekeeping NO 0l 18th
St eet northwest. shall sell general collection of
household goods at
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
1yA dies ALI female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily at l245 It'll street northwest Office hours
troul to o'clock o. IN. with ladies' only ja22-2ln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

GRAIN GARPETs, H Ia TIA AMP STATE CADETS
TUBE MATTRESSES; fIILows AND DoLs-
TIERS, DINING TABLES. DINING CHAIRS
SIDEBOARD, KITCHEN REQUIS TIES, &c, AT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Never run after horse IN pasture. II
he does not like to be caught. feed him a
little grain in a pail but never deceive him
with an empty dish. You can soon teach the
widest horse to love YOU; let him eat a
little before you lead him off When YOU
do turn the horse out 10 pasture. do not
give him a slap with the bride. he will re-
member II to Your regret if you do. Make
pet and friend Of your horse, it will i'm
prove him, and make better person of you.
If you can't afford to feed high, give good
air 10 YOUR horse. Nature has provided
enough for both Of you, and transports i,
freely; do not rob him of his share, for ii
will not enrich you, but makes him poor
indeed Therefore keep open window
where heaven may send fresh supply to
him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

We shall offer entire stock Prices which in
New England of rs We have marked to such
low lHrEE that no in anything in our
line ca afford to pass Why do zee do
ms! we vii explain. Not through love, because
are phIanhropists, but from business motives alone
lheast has been dull for
Wholesale dealers auditor Man
uactune, both 0 the mi.lnes.
If the weather and ovcproducon
More goods man
uacured than
there sale t"r consequently Prices went
lower and .'sr until all kinds Of DIR, Goods. Underwear
and Hosiery trwn the market Wholesale
can be manul hel for The needed money
we had smc OF II, invested it, and bought and
bought to such
extent that o
building. three floors,
crowded fhat have hard work get at
Mrthing This Stock has
TO hr sid and will be sold Low
Prices, III fG the lowest u the history Of the
Goods business, vii sell them. We have sold large stocks
before now, mt all past efforts in thi.
sPcct have been Ike a kitten elephant in conpar-
Tins - l otunty for the People Ellsworth and
rounding towns 10 avail themselves Of which they i'll aH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
ia - SAMPLES OF
DRY and FANCY GOODS
BY MAIL,

We are now fully organized in
our SAMPLE DEPARTMENT TOR the
FALL CAMPAIGN. and are prepared
10 furnish all our OUT OF TOWN
CUSTOMERS, with every facility for
ORDERING By NAIL.
samples OF such good. a. they desire
10 see or purchase.
Every department in our store is
now replcnished with new goods, and
comprises all the New Staple and
Novelty Dress and Trimming Good.
81 the season.
Our business is conducted on 4
strictly ONE PRICE system and
we guarantee perfect satisfaction il
every case.
~Hample, of any goods Chat
can be cut), together with printed
circular OF information sent FREE
to any address.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

The well known and old established reputation i
reliability, guarantees that bargains
prepared 70 them.
No house New England prepared greater Bargains
M offering o day.
combination Of reasons and facts exists why all kinds
Merchandise and especially Clothing cheap they
second the general depression il business centres
Third, the over production among Manufacturers The
last gave advantage which but few other dealers
line possess, In such times the solid CASH speaks
louder than any other inducements, with manufacturers, Every
boy the county knows. prepared take advantage of
such combination of circumstances where the solid Cash is
needed investment We have invested and invested
much that found the former capacity Of small
/" hold all the goods We bought, compelled
large and have of the best and
places Of business in the Without bran mis-
statements other Inducements bring but
nothing than the solemn truth and plain fact We are
ready To back statement that all kinds Of Clothing be
bought al for less than the of
Cloth and trimmings before manufactured into Clothing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

q.
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i y -Ao'',t' II n o''.' 9 '-.., 81
WIS E>.'ef f''0N ~ p't,h "'1N A".,
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''4..'; y, u. :, ~ r. i''h 49, " - ~ '''
- -. - "l'I'-a I'it ,H.h' W. ms
i''".'TA - 'a.'-s' = s. 49, " my 0"I'''
- 'l--Ii nose; NL'. I'tIt GRAY -,
connie i''t''">' Nf,: A.'a"' f.rN 1T aga
o'd-'t h'3.'A.; Mi', '".'h 'ii4HA ~
'tH'I h"'ea>' NJ, Johh t9nd'H Isl;
gen. Nl'l ara" cf', MIS- ,t''hz' ftfi! 49,
gen : hi'-' '1tf,, NJ A''L lt. Ie,'! I'll
a 'a'te 'ei',. MI. -t'lh-f H'ltH i, y
!ti..'fri -i"' Ms, Hate london y 'i!'.
81" n'''en'' MISS Ora hlleAinI> Isl;
"'ea' e''tA' ana 10y Mss ''L' il-',.-
" - NU'' ,acF' MS AAn't o'Ptf III
NJ = t'on H'Ftf "a; "oiNt-d "Fe4t p
N'> = " Il 'i'N'i-> ~ 'g! tocA.h5 cAaF
a'.' '-aeN y '-h"' %ai'r hnN. Ii.A> b'"a=n
!, >Itl9 D-'H,' Nt'. h1prrt : 'uo1 III
Ms fann!e FTtn1Ir - Mss Lille
staple, 81 mounted Wood thrush, Mrs
Laura y iTJi> i>t; canary BIRDS. Mrs. frrI.
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Read the following:
CL0AKS ! CL0AKSl CL0AKS F!

In ladies. Mise anil Ch,ens the entire stock OF the
same has got 70 be sold At osing prices Chdrens Coaks
np Misses Newmarket, 80 up $500 regular price,
so LADIES D0NANS from $3.50 to s2 80, regular price
to so Newmakcts from - $50 regular price $50
six Nc"mark and Russian Circulars $j regular price
TO s3 Seal Plush GarmntsS25 regular price. $50 $50
Circulars Beavers SIS regular price sl5 to $50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
LIVE STOCK.

List of Exhibitors. OrIand: j. X. Soper,
Eugene Gross. Henry Brown. j. +. Soper,
Edgar Ratae.l. Gilman Crane, l.. ). keyes,
Master Charles Starr, Master John A. Starr,
Reuben Hutchiny>. Master Arthur Gibbs
Clarence d. Partridge. IIoratio Gross. Wi.
bef J Soper. John Cotton. Albion Soper.
Ernest Hartman, |. T. Hartman. Master
Herbert Hartman. Master Fred Getcheli.
Henry Partridge. Ms. Gertie SopeT. Ed
ward iiutchings and addison Hartman.
List Of Exhibitors, Buckspor Master
Herbert Eldridge, Fred Eldridge. Geo y
Coomb>, Alfred Smith, Ivory Grant. Preston
Russell ChaImer Stubb>. VIM. Grindcll,
AARON Stuhh>. Uriah Coomh- LEWIS Blood.
Ehen Subhs. Eb Eidr.dre, Luke Soper,
Daniel T. White. Chas. White, Clarence
White. lrac, Eldndge Joseph Grlndel
Ellsworth X. b. Crockett
Pennhscot; Leauder Perkins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Caul!flowers list prem, Wm. Anderson.
Cucumhers-( long green) LIST prem, Chss.
Partridge white spine, lst prem, J. W.
Eldridge.
Cocoanut Squash-lst prem. A. g Page.
Best Beans Geo. Hancock hes, cram
berry beans, Geo. Hancock "a best, Gea.
Hancock Best Peas, Geo Hancock; best
wheat, X. b. Crockett : best barley, X b,
Crockett; best oats. {. 5. jones' best
buckwheat, Herbert Eldrldge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

RURAL PLEASURES" How delightful it
is, James Robinson" exclaimed his fair city
guest, "to arise with the sun and meander
among the corn-ields and watch the water
melons grow. How envy you farmers the
Joys of YOUR existence. You live in such
pastoral simplicity, such delightful COM
inunlon with Nature
> ''Ya-as. there is So hin sort of nice 'cout
inmunin' with Nature, but did you ever
: tarnai cid COW kick ye before break
Why, Mr.. Robinson. Cows are horrid'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
-DL4UzZ SILKS,

Turkey Red Table Linen at 30, } aI
White Table Linen at p, 10, 80, = VI,
sl.25; Napkins from 30 cts. per d +.
Bed Spreads from 20 cts. to Si.'
.3OOO Yards GiNGHlW al 6 n.
1900 Yards SCOTCH GINGH.i VI
Dress Cambrics at 6 cts. per I'd. The be-
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Dress Goods.

Dress Black and II
II MI Wool 81 French Fuue 80
81 and - IS oe and Black Cashmee 80 price
inch l.hmere> price cts
and Sl0O Cl Doom - usual price sl00 Coore Otto
81, usual prize slj India Cahncrcs cts, price
he same reduction in Black Dress Goods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

ora iprmy orchard fallings fed 10 swine
tanae 30 means badly disposed Of The
far f. he animal system is thus improved
aaaa,.,ing, aud the larva in the fruit is
Tho, a.. destroyed. 1t has been observed
~ - nd other insects dislike ordor OF
das;rasi On this account the tree is
R,ancbes* plant in pastures for shade.
stalls Of u hung about the stables and
: ~a.,r,ais. will save them good
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
same reduction in Black Dress Goods
Great Bargains in Velvets, We've
teens and Dress Silks.

Black silk Faced Nvt .usualp
Coor SILK Nct 81 30, $500: Coored
regular price, s22j Nelyeteu- Black 374
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Larses, app 81 prem. Mrs VI. 7.
Patten' - y. nes Sd, \. I. Atwood
Be>t 'aI'e', .ram-, C. ). Jones; 81,
|. ;, Hafr.Ili1" \. II. Wmtmore 4th,
VIM. Lewis.
Bes, Pear-lsti uerhar, u,rr;,,,..
"a ] :. Condor. i'e' w Il - III a :
Bes, Baldwin-l' Nm
"a, HI. White -
Be>t Rl->e;-Eddl ma, hos, Ran
Da1lss:: = -. hes, GChern Spy, Hat
tie Noh"'A c.oh anple. Rlsset. c. 5.
lnnes oest - Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

rima:. P3d;. H.
Staples. lher, "
.s Sea Brisht-l~' prem. II.
L.z1ie Mooney. a. very prstn II
eA ,loIted two beautiful kittens. girl.
committee on awards Farm
products, report: ,raen
ta6bage LIST prem. Franklin p
"a, A. F. Soper: Sd. Z. B. Raf,a1ye
iu5 r Sqaash-lst prem, Luke
peri ~ Chas. Partridge ID. JF O.
>, Hubbard squash-Ist prem. J. F q.
"a; Daniel Gibbs Sd, Chas. Partridge
r H = SquAsh-lst.2d and 3D. pre-,
Soper. A'hu ADD
-Pumpkins-Ist prem, Luke : so,..
Arthur D Hatch Sd, ], F. Soper.
Field Corn-1st prem. J. s con5oo
Daniel Z; White; 30, J. f. Soper.
Sweet Corn-l,t prem, Luke 3 Son
Top Top Corn-lst prem, C. S. Jones
domatoes-lst prem, Herbert Harr;n .
p, onic LIST prem. Luke s. Sonsr .
p;aas,,; Sd, Luke S. soper.
writer, and the a H. T. B psgd; ?
welcome Oh o'i bion Sope
6. Pag
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Why, Mr.. Robinson. Cows are horrid
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

End hooked rugs, Mrs chas Brown 1T.
Mrs Ju'ia PAttrn 2nd. Mrs. Rsherf Cotton
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

FIRST RsCE-Running Purse, $3.50; free for
all. single d IN of one-quarter OF mile.
tirgt horse, $l25; second horse, s2o
Second Race-Running Purse, $500; free for
ali: mite heats best three in 1--WE. First
horse. 800; second horse, 500.
Third Running Consolation Purse, $50;
tingles dash Of three quarters Of mlie' ior
an horses that have contested In the above
races and have not taken any purse. First
horse SIPS; second horse, s25
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

First-In all races, any horse distancing the
field will receive only first money.
Second-No money will be paid to any race
without contest
Third-All entries are to be made by io
O'Clock the night before the race Is 10 DC run
Fourth In all races, four or more to enter,
three or more to start
Fifth National Trotting Association Rules
10 govern trotting. and Paciiie Coast B oou
Horse Association TO govern ali running races
sixth NJ entries must be directed to fEkD.
RlEp, Secretary, Ninnemueea, New
F.M. FELLOWS, pr,si'ent.
FERD RIED, Secretary. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

that viii start you IN work hat vii at once
bring You iu money faster than ANYTHING else
In America All Sd ut the S300, ,o0a in presents
with each bos Agents wanted everywhere, OF
either sex of ali sgo-. iF ail the time, or snsFs
time only, to ao.A for us at their homes. For
tunes faf al workers ahsi iutciy assured. Don't
delay H. HALLssr s. co /. Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

United States army recru ting offi.
GERS now argue that the road to wealth.
or at least to competence. lies in a
march of thirty years with the soldiers.
you are single mao Of nineteen, "
said one inquirer; suppose you enlist
now. You will lead heslthy. easy.
respectable. life. with no anxiety q. 10
uaiOtsaancs; you win draw pay ssrsIy
and regularly. and out Of il yos csu.
with perfect comfort. save fifty dollars
sysar. Pat that on interest. and at
6fsy4ss~rs>of age. aAdias thsi sam ii.
lowed by the Governments TO man who
retire after, thirty years. service. you
will have enough to l,ye on the rest oI
your life in idleness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

the winnemucca FIGURING NH Is for sale.
This is q rare chan'e to secure q good paying
business The Mil is hrst class and In gooo
ruuing order. and can be bought cheap ro'
price and terms apply TO ,,u.Ss
winnemucca, New, Jan. "a, 1883. jazs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

Hy-u want sewing Machine that runs eas,
and never gets out OF order, 20 to NJ. HoFMA'
A Co.'S and ger ~ hite" 1t IL the boss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

Ih,ra t,n,-rhur,aat. oelober.satll.

FIRST RACE Running pu So, 500; tree for
al, single dash Of one an one quarter q
mile. First orr $50, second horse, 500.
Second Rt,,e-rrotting. y h rness-Purs~ 800
Tree for an: mile heats; be4t three in five.
First horse, $500; second horse, 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

We are receiving Cumberland Coal In car.
DAD lots. and are selling IL at a very low ngure
.us H. REINHART b co.
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NxvAbA, through N. LsvY d Co., sells BUCK
ave q Mowers Balm wagons, and Barb wire
cheaper than California Send In your ORDER
- N. LxsY b Co gss
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tresh supply Of those "suhlime Cigar'
lust received. Call AT 'he PALACE, and try one
mh17
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$1,000 in PREMIUMS


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Fisss 0ay-rnesday. ectsbes 37th.
FIRST RAcE-Running-Puss 200; single
dash Of thrse-quArters Of . mile; free for al
Fisss heess. stso; secoad hoe,sy sSes. Is Z
sgohd Race -Kunning -Purse,. $50: free for
all; on.-half mile aal sspsat First horse.
.tl7s; second horse. 6S. .,..t :. q, i
second Dav-Wedmesday. October 2Ssh.
PlRST RACE-Running - Purse $500; si gls
da h of mile rise fE ALL First hnrss, $l5e
second hose $50.
Sc. ofid kace-Trot.ing, tohayness-Purse, $500
for II hor es th,t have not beaten thret
minutes "tio g. Sc te lber 1T, 1885; m'l'
heats: three best in five. First horse, $50
second horse, $50.
Fhird Ra Running pprsa, $3.50; fer three
yaa = ana aaaer; one h mile ait re
tyAr..s 3sss for ~ hrrses "a e md owiie'i Il
NFNala at .rn - ~ nd ltaho. fIfs
horse, 900: coni horse, $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

Can be obtained at the LAFAYKrrx HorEL, al
reduced prices. dl'u
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unlt,er.

T. REiSuARr co. keep full line Of Lumber
and sell AZ reasonable rates %
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-15

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TFAM is always ready to take an
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
of charge.
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