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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

COM TO THE INDIANAPOLIS CONFERENCE - A
NUMBER Oh the delegates frUm this city 10 the con-
ference OF the Independent cOiOred voters winch
VIZ De held In Indianapolis Tomorrow left yes
teTcay. Among them were j. Milton Turner. ex-
minister 10 LOeTia, W. Calvin Chase Z. j. Crel-
sndM, W H. Jones, jos. Houser Ii. L. smith, Geo
W. FlsLer, ROBERT Robinson, Jos. Sorrell Geo W.
Fremont Lincoln Nelson, 7. A. j. Clements and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

ICOR RENT-NEw FIRsT-CLAsS RESIDENCF
II 1414 18th st. NV, let Rhode Island ave and I'd
Also 1923 and 1880 b St NV Apply to J. J. SHEDD
1907 hhcde Island ave. NV. my3-th, stu Bun
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. ANOTHER Miss LEwIs-MisS Annie b. Lewis OF
the roland Reed Co. who Is visiting friends OF TINS
cry. has suffered much annoyance during the
plsI week on account OF the publication OF q mar
Rage Ecense issued 10 a young woman OF The same
asine. NlSs LEWIS says she Is not yet entitled TO
such congratulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

n l ! g, T I, 81 st. n.e.,T..~320.50
y 10 + st: me-. Ir. .20.50
- 30l T. vt. ne. store. 20
% l 4lS Boundary. Or. 1880
o .l3 I'd st. NV. 7r. Ills
y sos I'D ST. n. W.. 5r. ID. 30
- Cottage at Brlghtwood
W . rooms Is
% 222o4 Cleveland av. NV,
y s......-.........l4.3 30
. 1928 Gales ne. Or. LOO
. 1905 Blagden's alley Il.
- W, 4 rooms 10
. 1910 Biagden's alley II.
W. 4 rooms. .............S
. 1912 Blagden's alley n.
W w, 4 Observation-Disclosures. g
Once roolns i'll ST. Cloud
~ building. cor. 9th and
ID i SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

GRAND REPUBLICAN, RALLY. Music fireworks
Tahona Park, wednesday evening, July ~ Take
O'Clock train out, returning 10 O'Clock. Excursion
tickets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

CITY ITEMS.
A Fine Imported CIaret.
90 cents bottle; $3.50 per case twelve quarts.
NJ. d p. METZGER,
AT TIN street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

CALLED TO TIE REcToRsHfY OF EPryp,Sy p.p,Str
Inc sestry OF Epiphany +. h. parish has extended
= esH 70 Rev DR.. Randolph H. McKim, the rector
Oh Inhlty church. New Orleans 10 MI the va
SahcS IN TIE rectOrshp caused by the death OF the
Rev Dr. Oiesy- As Dr. Mchim Is now TRAVELLING In
call. and II - hot known whether he win accent
or BOT Dr. Achim has relatives living in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

a WIFEs BILL FOR DIvORCE--Annie c. Morrison
has filed bill for divorce from Robt. NJ. Morrison
on the ground OF abuse ard cruel treatment, in
Guiding SANDER, assault, threats Of taking her
HE, &C. They were married at st. Paups kpisco-
pal church june 16, 1886, by Rev. Mr.. Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

LNOR RHINESTONE {AND DWELLING IF DE-
I1ired). suitable for any kind Of business Hst n ~.
So 10y VIII ls1. dweihns' 500. o. KNIGHT
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RLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

ON ~ hmll BLUE hlDff MUM
TAINs, WASH NGION COUNTY. MD.
Commanding masD inceut aud picturesque vev VI
the famous Cumberland and Shenandoah Nalleya
No Malar1a. No Mosquitoes Cool. dry air
-Four trains each way daily.
az miles from Baltimore on the Western Maryland
Railroad Direct connection Union station. Baltl-
more. with trans from Washington.
Circulars. descriptive " Hotel surroundiags osa
be obtained IN Washington at
r G SMITHS Piano Narerooms. 1925 Pa. ave.
j. III. MorarIy, Merchant Tailor. 912 Pa ave.
Ldwin D. nroop. Piano Msrerooms 925 Pa ave-
u. Il. osram Druggist. l2ll Pa ave.
Terms. IS and g.. % PER day Special weekly rutea
Address J. p SHANNON, Manager
.ylO-tuth.Ss30t Carrolton Hotel. Baltimore, Md
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

prepsr relations sisa EA< hlx<i gifl or sny
ether soman btE one 4rs. hlDba1A
. 10 tod blns - coai1 aoG lax - hsr, IS
shs w2s uoseF 05l5zstie0s - Ar. Pafaasn.
During tie progress of lals DoFtsoz 81 tos
cas- sealeshias s4a sste. aad sasa Ar,
Cay e.llsd M. cB3iley lar. and ter no
pssut TIE spectators ksld their 0reasa, ~
anticipation o. . cissaFo4acs. Mr.. elaiiss
zsked ne Court whether slcn words wels
aimissasls. snd e3aid &c toisrassI he
tnGu<ht the Coart cs1ld maintain its osn
aigaily. SGilsy thea ssid Il L s.s 0ut OF
tts Court such remark wss made. ne
souid hzndls TIE matter. personally. Judge
Barlinzznae gave Ar. Clay se0rtDg. Mr..
Cav apoiogized and the case pFocesded-
Wss A. Petosksy and piayed cards
Mrs. Clay came tasTs. ana shils there asked
her 70 come 10 the telegraph off1ce With rue,
after tso days we cane honae. abe did not
pas tue Bills. ala Nth money borrowed,
never ted kr. kinnef II having Illicit re-
lafi0ns With any s0msn any where. did not
get married a. t3e home OF nay brother. y.
T. Clsy, because BE didn't like bin very
well al that date: did net object 10 presents
coming from Putmans family yes. did
write 10 Mrs. c. while she Was ia Europe,
and receiyed letters from her IN return;
never charged her with misconduct with
anyone; never asked Putnam 10
my nome, never clafsVd Deacoh fsica&<as
with alternating the affections Of nay vile;
never owned a home Ia this city, have lhs
revised statutes and session laws. also
burial lot and some tar titles, also many
books OF . miscellaneous character; have
been paid for legal services quite often,
while ia New York with Mrs. {. went with
her TO buy . chain for Mrs. Richards and
and went and got tse money paid
therefor byMrs. Richards and countermand-
I'd the order; do not know whether she Was
ever reimbursed or not; hsve had bank
account aud have one ~ present but shah
not say where such account is
after some more little unimportsnt ques-
tioning the defense announced they were
through with the cross-exanlnation, and
court was adjourned until Monday morn
ing, but this case will not be resumed until
afternoon. At that time the redirect sx-
animation of Mr.. Clay will be had
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

CIRcUrT.-Ephraim G.. Kenyon VS.. Law
renee p Kenyon ct al. TrespaEs Verdict
for plaintiff si62.50: against defendants
Leonard, John and Nicholas Nichols and
Nicholas Kane. Judgment with costs.
Verdict As to defendant Mat Lane, no cause
of action and judgment for defendant Mat.
Lane with costs.
OFFICE BusISEss.-o Ora C. Taylor VS.. John
Porter. ASsumpsit. Declaration filed
John Rose VS.. The Township of Gaines,
Assumpsit. Declaration filed.
SUPERIoR.-S. ID. Clay VS.. Enos Putnam.
Trespass on the case. On trisl.-Mo.es
ID. Wells ct al. VS.. Newavgo Manufacturing
Company and d. p. Clay. Assumpsit.
Leave granted to take original notes from
the tile.
PRoBArE.-Estate OF Hannah Wayne.
Deceased. Petition for appointment OF an
administrator filed. Hearing Feb. s.
Estate OF Anna r. Fooley. A minor. order
appointing Thaddeus Fooie, guardian
Bond fled and letters issued.--Estate of
John Rattigsn. Deceased. Admnistratrix K
final account filed. Hearing Feb. s.
Estate of Louis klenk. An insane person.
Petition for appointing OF guardian filed.
Hearing Jan. 25.---Estate OF jacob Medler.
Deceased. Administrators first annual sc-
count fled.--Estase Of Frederick Hufford.
Deceased. Order granting administrator
License 10 sell real estate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.

At the Ames NJ. f. church, Rev. j. G..
Crozier will preach in the morning from
the subject, characteristics of an Heir of
the Kingdom of Heaven" and in the even
ing on What Constitutes Christian Per-
fection."
Public services will be held this afternoon
by the New and Latter House OF Israel. at
400 Canal-st., the subject being ''The Prod
igal Son."
This morning Rev. j. Rice Taylor will
preach at st. Pauls church from the text
Where is He that is Born King of the
Jews2" His text at the evening service
will be Blessed are They to Whom the
Lord Will not Impute SIM
The Quickening Spirit will be the
morning subject of Rev. Charles Fluhrer at
the Universalist church. In the evening
his subject will be "Prims7al Man and Par
adise," or the third lecture on the book of
Genesis.
T. Y. w. G. T. q. will hold gospel tenn
persnce meeting at the Pearl-st. hall this
afternoon. All are invited.
At the South Congregational church Rev.
Ben. +. Sargent will preach on City Evan
gelization." at the mornii, service, and
Peters call and Christ's answer" in the
evening.
In the morning at the Mission Wood
Presbyterian church christian Service"
will be the the subject of Rev. w. III. Hof-
mans discourse. In the evening his sub
ject will relate to ''The Week OF PRAYER"
Rev. Kerr b. Upper Will preach on
Revolutionary and Recreative Religion,
at the Fountain Street Baptist church this
morning, and on Doctrine and Deed" ut the
evening service.
THE Scene on the Road to Jericho" will
be portrayed by Rev. H z. Welton at
the First Presbyterian church this morn
ing.
At the Wealthy Avenue Baptist chnrch
this morning. Rev. p. G. Robertson will
preach on The Conflict in Which the Con-
Quered is the Victor" In the evening
his subject will be who is on the Lord 8
Side-Now-Then?"
The History of Prayer" will be set forth
by Rev j. Graham at the morning service
in the Division Street NJ. Z. church.
Rev. d. Cronk will explain Peters Re-
lease From Prison" at the East Street NJ.
4. church this morning.
A meeting for young men will be held at
the Y. NJ. G. a rooms at o'clock this
afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. Ga spirited horse,
owned by DR.. John Beaudly. living across
the river, this morning performed the unu-
susl feat of dashiDg unharmed across the
middle railroad bridge spanning the Hud-
son, which. save for a narrow fo0tpath on
either side, is constantly used for railroad
traffic. The animal. taking fright, darted
in and out among balf dozen
moving engines in the East Albany freight
yard, aud sped on to the bridge, passing for
some distance over the railroad ties. IL
then took 10 the narrow plank walk along
the ecenter OF the bridge. which was tempo
raTilv clear of trains. and before ending ITS
hazardous quarter Of mile spurt resumed
plunging over the ties. When captured in
the depot in this city. the horse was IN
harmed and the cutter but slightly dam
aged
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

A host Of highiy ssn sstiousl novelties
has been secursd a. = great expense for
smiths Opera HOUSE ths coming week, and
tlss contingency uf artists inciaCes The Won
ders Of sn xymnasts. the three Aisi0n
Byos. Who sre conceded of perf,ruaiaz th~
most nj rsculous Of new tricgss loaT ksh-
ION trouD % educated CANNES % ever
thing imsE'nable aut taik. less aad
~ Rrisn. tbe greatest ~ sff frf~srsvr- Aizs
Nellie Pond. toe enchanting song sud
dance srtlsfe. Prof So1irsi er. The priace Of
al msgicians soi iu1gi-rs. VidocQ snd eiI-
son. the des sSetcn nesm vho nsve era
sted sach = mr7re IN Chieszo ne psst
thres months. and ne regular stock COM
panv Al nsw acts. TIE roaring come3y
'-Sf1 sfegv vii close tue shog
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Tne eANks EloualsnINa.
IN. Annual Nesting Of IN. Clearing Hous'
Association


Associations.
Banking business has oesn q success In
this city during the past year and a. the
annual meeting Of the Clearing House As
socisfion. the secretsry's report showed a
gain in the total bank ciearings Of 1857 of
very nearly one third over those Of 1886.
The toial clearing for 1856 we're S2l. 42S.-
2Os.f II. for fss7, 81 80 1855. a gain OF
S. $50 oS1 "a The election Of officers re-
suited In a unanimous caoics OF the past
officers. a. fslloEs President, Harvey J.
Hoilistsr. secrstary. II. P. Baxer;
Manager. Charles L. 6rinne.L.
The banks here viii pay dividends TO
stOc khOlcers 70 the amount Of tt35. 800, and
81. Z0s vii os sdded 20 the surplus funds
These dividends are Distributed among the
several banks ~ follows Grand Rapids
National. 5 PER cent semi-annusl dividend
on $500 eco cspltai National City Bsnk,
senli sonual 5 per cent. on 500. 600 capital.
sud s. 90 - added 90 the surplus. Old Ma
fional Bank. capital $4,000, per cent.
semi. annual s0d the taxes on the STOCK,
which Is equal 70 about 81 per cent, and
adds s.. eco 70 the surpius Fourth Ma
ti0oal. per cent. and adds 5000 70 the
Surplus 90 the $4,000 stock. Fifth Ma
tion.I. 3 per cenf. dividend 0a 500 90 cap
ital. and wiIi add 5000 20 the surplzs.
The Grand Rapids Savings Bank viii
make grand distribution Of the surplus
accumulation Of the past eight yesrs and
pay a dividsn I Of s. per cent, or $4,000,
on he old stock 0f $50 zoo. The capital
With the Bew year IS increased 70 500. .001,
and the institua0n viil starr out fresh. aud
ss soon ss possible vii oocupY new quarters
ia toe Livingston block a t0e corner Of
County savings Bank viii pay Per cent
dividend on So 90 capital and ~ in
erssse the Surplus % Sii.24Li5 % an
addition 0f So 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
gia'gARlls
Dishes to Loan
FOR
PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, dinners, ETC.

To meet . long felt want. we have brought
on several pretty patterns IN Decorated
China Plates. snd Cups sHd S2ucers. which
We shall loau for
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
4 Psnrscr BsAurr.

The above is aurDcable in speaking of
the newly furnished. pspered and painted
TOnsorial ParlOr Of Sweets Hotel. which
has for the past month been undergoing
thorough repairs, and now, IN TIE estima-
ton Of all who visit same. especially the
travelling fraternity, is conceded 20 be far
superior to any IN the state. Too much
cannot be said in praise Of Mr.. J. T. La
Lone, The genial proprietor, who some four
and. a half years since ieft q good business
in (sdiliac, this state. % take charge of this
Psrlor. IN spite Of the positive assurance
from bis many friends that it vas impos.
ibie for him 70 succeed a. 20 many had
failed prioT 10 his coming NotNirhstand-
Inx these facts. and With frm resolution
20 succeed. Mr.. J. +. IsIsone opened mp.
and from tire to time. ss favored error.
sunities presented themselves. improved
18th in sppearance and workmanship.
Eight 6rst class artists are employed and
Nr. LAIoue will in the future give rs per-
sousi stteution to entertaining guests sud
hss prepared q large coumodious reading
room fsr their c0nvenl lence. Iae furaifurs
= of cherry material with velvet plush ap-
30 sserirg the new t7ie door put in recent
Isl bv Nr Sweet ~ a. enormous exDense.
t0zsther ~iih toHr bored marble top bsis n
and larze easy cbssrs 81 The cen er s1d very
much - tas re1srsl sppsarsnce.
Mr LsLene's good nstgrs6 6sp1s TO-
woad net permit bin overlooking
Ire AIDES and n consequences hss
purchased fae chair cypress foz them
snd paced - taS sajo.8ins rooa ~hsfb
xfl ne uze9 cniv 81 = i9Giss fscsrli
reorn sp-cisi sffenf;0n vii he zivsn 20
fsSteS en1 ehis6re1 hair e1ftinE.
last suf rot 'ezst. tsis hsta r11Vsa isuess
ara e svs~T ~sV 8reTss sss. Bach b3th- rtcrl
Ess q drss -cans n cor e On wIta eae
esrUet a. sETn nz-csee Co1 E1+ ard
showsr So can be bad ~ra sxrsrieuess
naer - va ep01 roa Any ln7Ften ticn
- she psTt q eneeisvss. reported RI kead-
ansraers vi - fhsrkiaT received ID
tsrc asi8u va snrv ssv tnst ths Tea
sorisl Psrlors af Sweets H8ts} - 1aw 60
i8Fsrx a Aourts5l1z k1slaeSs sr8 = tae
a1esS zn1 m9et peasant pace q shs stF
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

n R0thschli. me senior partner af
sothscnili. Saves & ca, on~ q shs largest
nsau fscsurers Of mems ane clothing il
Rochester. Ny. $50 senior mem ber Of
he Mode Cioshins Co. The lsrze-t rrfsil
iothing store Lldanspeiis. Ind. sad
nemher oi the Nsslcrsi Clothing SYnii-
sse. ef which The ro-er is also A renber.
I'D T. Naver ef fts frln of erslAsn.
Mayer = Co. anIl.scf lrsrS % Y99tas
aoss srd children ains. are the
snssts 81 r. - Res -ai af The Torer
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Parties, Receptions, etc.

Also Silver Spoons. Knives and Forks.
Tue demand i0r goods OF this description
Il constantly increasing. Never before
have We been in better position 10 MI all
such orders You will ind everything
entirely NEW and TASTY. No Old pieces
are among our loan goods.
Such things as Salads. Csndelsbra. Plat
eaux. Sugars and Cresmers. Punch Bowls,
Tumblers Olive Dishes. ringer Bowls.
Trays. Fairy Lights, etc. are among the
goods 10 loan.
No matter how small q party or receipt
ion you give. you will find few things
short. and instead of borrowing from your
neighoor, il is much better 90 20 10 Leon
ards and rent what is short. A great
many ladies prefer 10 rent all the dishes
they use at their party IN preference 10
using their own choice pieces. as when one
piece IL broken IL is 30 hard TO replace il
and their set is broken into.
We are prepared 10 loan dishes ut . very
small commission, NEARLY paying us for
our ime and are prompt in delivering the
same.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

JoEn q. Eols. 81 so5 Es~s Brisxe-ss.
vasi~ as1vsnx srotnd tbe corner ~ KEN
ard Bri.,w-stz. yesterday noou. ~ss thro~n
erona his ssa1er dissseannx hts is1 shoui7er
pr schurs ~D~kesi ard reduced ths dls-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

We carry fne line Of everything fresh
and nice in tn. hsh and oyster line At Det-
tenthalsr's. III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Nearly 400, 900 Immigrants.

NEw YORK. Jan. 7.--During the yeEr
there we're landed at Cattle Garden 81 SIG
immigrants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
PheGOgra p1itc.

Mr.. D. w. Dove. the artist and pho
tographer, is still on deck, aud turning
out work which for beauty, finish and ac-
curacy of expression cannot be excelled
by any one ON the Pacific Coast. He
wishes to announce that bis stay in Win.
nemucca is limited. All those wishing
photos should not delay, but call at once
and procure their sittings. Remember,
all work guaranteed. Orders taken for
engagements from old pictures, either in
water colors, India ink or crayon. Also
photographs taken OF residences, outdoor
groups, stock, and everything pertaining
to the Photographic business. Secure the
shadow ere the substance fades-before it
ia too late. Call and examine samples.
septl5.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Personal Notes.

B. Reco' zoae. OF Paradise is in town.
Mrs. !. Nicholas and children returned
from Reno yesterday.
Thomas Webber returned from Califor.
MA yesterday.
Mrs. W A. Middleton and Miss Louise
Mcbride left for Reno yesterday.
A. G Higbee. of Galena, arrived in
town yesterday.
II. L. Hoppin arrived from California
yesterday and leaves for bis ranch at Will
low Creek to-day.
L. N Carpenter, of Lovelocks, re-
harmed from the Owyhee country yester-
day.
Mrs. Stafkweather arrived from Napa
City, California, yesterday on visit to
her sister. Mrs. L. A. Blakeslee.
Hrs c. w. Jones, of Reno, arrived
yesterday on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Marrett.
Harry Warren returned from Reno
yesterday He says there is large at.
t.udaDce at the Fair and the races are
good.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Accidentally Killed.

The Silver City Acotancho says Ciar-
once Ramsey, of Succor Creek, Oregon,
attempted to pull gun through the bars
of fence on Sunday last, when the ham-
ner caught and pulled back far enough
to explode the cartridge, the ball from
the gun catering the fleshy part Of the
arm. Although doctor was sent for.
he died from the effects of the wound 90
Tuesday morning last.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

Last Friday NJ. NJ. Donahue fired three
shots st James Butler at Typo, Nye Co.
One OF the shots penetrated Butler's coat
and the powder set fire to his clothing,
aud another shot struck Louis Benson in
the arm. Butler then drew revolver
ard shot Donahue in the head and aDdo-
men killing him instantly. Butler went
80 Belmont, the county seat, aud dellv.
,r-d uimsolf to tho Sheriff.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

This morning twenty car loads Of cattle
were shipped from this station to Miller
& Lux, California. These cattle were
driven here from Todhunter's ranch in
Oregon.
This evening Colonel Hardin will ship
twelve car.loads Of beeves to San Fran
cisco, making in al over GOO head shipped
to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

A System That Might Work In Ncyada.
California papers say an experiment IN
water storage was recently made with
excellent results near Los Angeles. The
dry bed Of wet weather stream was ex.
cavated to depth Of 30 feet, where g
strong stream of water seeplng through
the sand was struck. A dam GOO feet long
was commenced on the bedrock and
built up five feet above the surface OF the
bed OF the stream forming reservoir
which soon filled With water, aud now
there is a constant flow Of water over the
dam. 1t is possible that the same re-
suits might be obtained in this country;
at least it would be we'll to experiment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

Mir. Thomas Shone has been fortunate
enough to secure the efficient services Of
Miss Virginia Welton as teacher for Toll
House school District. School will re.
open the first of October Miss Welton
taught successfully at Charles Neon.
nell'a last term.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

The World With q Fence Around ft.
HARRY MARETr does not want the
world with fence around it for fear of q
law suit with cid Neptune over water.
rights; but be is here yet and wants q share
Of your patronage at his NEW DRuG
STORE,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Grand Army Wen Returning.

Department Commander T. II. Good
nj Al, and the Veteran Guard OF q. A. Il.
of California passed through this tore-
noon on special train, returning from
tho Grand Encampment at Columbus,
Ohio.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Cabinet Work.

q. HosKnSs is located at Uncle George
Walkers Shop, and Is prepared TO do al.
kinds OF iobbing, Cabinet, Work Re
pairing Sewing Machines, Piano Tuning
etc. je23-;t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Registration Notice.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the books oi Reg
istratioa for the General Election TO be held
November / 1885, Tor the election Of State, County
and township Officers, are now open, and wiz
rsrna.n open daily on ell legal days from 10
o'clock A. NJ, to O'Clock p. Dr., until October 10,
1883, and from October 10 1855 70 October a,
1855. from 7 to O'Clock ,. Il in addition 10 the
hours heretofore mentioned, @t which time the
books OF registration viii be closed at 6 O'Clock
Pm. Naturalised citizens will be required &c
produce their papers At the time they present
themselves for registration.
HUG DARRAH,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. Fl, Humbodt
county, Nevada.
Willow Point, Aug 20, 1888.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

4 note from Lovelock to the SILVER
STATE says arrangements are being made
to organize . Democratic Club at that
place next Saturday evening. Captain
Cook. A. Westfall, P. X. Reed, Eugene
Cozzens and others will address the meet
ins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

III. 4. Bushee is bringing superior fruit
TO market from hIa ranch 10 Pleasant
Valley. tie will have a fair crop this
season. Leave orders at
iy23 f. c. ROBINS & Co.'S.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

To counteracs the effects Of eppres-
sively warm weather and malarious water,
be sure and use Krenkers Grand Com
pound Of Sarsaparills, Sassafras and Iron.
For Sale by all dealers. au6-.f
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21

Alex. Wise has received new hearse
from San Francisco. 1t is not probable
that anybody will care to die for the pur-
pose OF being carried to the cemetery in
this vehicle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
Millinery.

Mas. NAY EGLEsToN. has new FALL
aud WINTER BONNETTS. Call and
see them Ps,ronize Home Industry
ainaemuccs, SeptlS.tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-21
SHEEP FOR SALE.

yETuE undersigned offers for sale Two Flocks of
Ewes and Lambs, and a Flock OF Wethers
and Dry Ewes The Sheep are equal to any IN
the county. For terms apply to
E. L. BACON, winnemucca, New.
Sept. Aim
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The Louvre.

LiInburger, Schweitzer, klmmei,
Pumperuikci ADD Wurscht at the
Lonvrs. jy24.