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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
PERSONALITIES.

Henry J. Jackson, of Buffalo. was at The
Morton yesterday
Hon. Isaac Msrston. Of Detroit. was in
the city yesterday
John Cole. OF Fremont vas in the city
yesterday on bssinsss.
c. q. Wing. OF Ludington, was IN the
city yesterday on business
TeonsId A. Miller lef, Yesterday 10 visit
trends az TallApooss, Georgia.
Mrs D. +. barnes. OF kalamazoo. spent
saaday With friends IN this city.
Dr. q. X. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Ken
dall have returned from FLORIDA
Harvey Joslin lsfs yesterday on q two
weeks business trip % Washington.
Victor White. Of Chicago. has accepted q
position -itn tee star Clothing House
Mss Mae saith. Of Charlotte, is in the
city. the guest Of Mrs. William Bedsli, Of
Saeidou-st.
Couoty Surveyor Martin. who has been in
Detroit tor month past, returned TO this
city yesterday.
Mr aud Mrs. ". Q. Hughsrt and dsugh-
Ter are shii ia Florida and expect 10 remain
another month
Or Aylssworth vas called 20 Oscods
tunCbNn Te@trfAtf ta oAttHee@ FAHe-At1N
% hts profession.
Mrs.. c. Wilson. Of Division ar. has re-
Turned home rom q months visit WITH
friends In Chicago
Col r. = PIERCE las returned from the
Fast where be hss been dong business for
Pierce Bros. & ShattucN.
Joseph Chilver. Of G3id-st.. Who has been
-ck tor some time. - still confined 70 hls
oed. but - slowly recovering.
r NJ Brown. = dry goods merchant Of
Charlotte Who has been visiting Jerome
rrowbridgs. returned home Yesterday.
Mrs y. 3 Crosby has xops 70 New York
Citv 20 JOIN her husband. Who is there on
business connected ~ith the Cable R0sd.
Ms Charles n Hicks. vie Of he vel
krovu manager Of Ben Nsx;nisy. = toe
guest % Mr aud Mrs. Gouge At Sweet :
Hofet
Bert Shsfsr. Who has been collecting for
ne Telephone C0mpsny icr nearly two
Tea-s caves today for Oregon. Shich ne
-ili maze his future home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
AMONG MISSIONARIES.

SEvTvTr -THRUE missionaries sailed on the
Khcdivc. Of the r. and o. line. recently for
India, China and Palestine.
THERE arc in Germany alone 2 005 Sunday
schools. 5000 teachers and 10000 scholars.
whore twenty-five years ago there was not
one
4 ~IvTsrER. q twenty-five years stand
n states that ne has never an that tine
collected { - Tor horae missions from men
who arc opposed % foreign missions
THz agent of the Wesle7sn Mission a.
Bauiura. Bonral. reports thaf dgrng the
past year - - pages Of BOOKS ard l.G50-
oo3 pages 81 traces have been printed
RrssrA prohibits evan Cclistic NCrk- but
the Scriptures are benz circulated. Hail
= century ago there were not twenty fre
schools 10 al Servla: now every village
has cra
TaE FaQhsh Church Missionary Society
has made arran nreueuts whereby theJ hope
~ adj - the effcienc~ - the MISSION a7en-
Il 81 Jerusalem one = the Bew iussru-
uentslities VII - oav-school for hoys.
TrE Kmz of Sia1 proposes % pisce the
Pr-st--er.sa nsss.on scaoois oz taa sane
basis As % Csovern naent aid AZ The Govern
nreat schae.s At = recent VISA s. Petfb-
shari - rzre ths kosptal 81 80. an5 -
gaeen gave the Eiris scbool go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Yielding 10 the pressure put upon it, the
French government has decided 10 again
start a farm for the purpose Of experiment
ing with the various breeds Of cattle in the
country. A farm Of 500 acres has been Sc
cured at a place called Vieux Pin. and tho
work will lie carried out by a commission
consisting OF the director of agriculture, the
director of horse breeding and several other
experts. Formerly an establishment Of the
same sort was maintained, but after a time it
was abandoned. Chicago Times
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
THE c. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Department Commander Rutherford and
staf in tho City.

On account OF the State Encampment of
the q. A. K. commencing at Lansing to-
morrow. the d., G II. & VI. railway will
hold their train : until 40 p. m. in
order TO accommO- The comrades arriv-
ing on the c. & ". ". at 3:55 p M, and the
G.. r. q /. at $50. The d., l.. & y. train
will wait at Ionia until the arrival OF the
d. & ". train. reaching Lansing al $40 p.
N. Department Commander Eutheriori 1
and stat have arrived IN Grand Rapids and
will accompany the comrades to Lam
sing.
Judging from the best indications obtain
able from Allsgan. Bangor, Hartford. Fem
vile. Holland, Auskegon, Pent1ater. Hart
and Grand Rapids. Western Michigan will
20 10 the state Encampment solid for Henry
NJ Dufteld for Department Commander.
IL is expected that the Grand Rapids.
Grand Haven and Muskeg0n comrades will
20 together on the No : train aud De re-
ceived by the Charles I. Foster Post on ar
rival at Iansing-
All the Department Commanders hereto
fore have been Army Of the Potomac men.
and the Western Michigan men say they
must have sn Army of the Cumberland
man this time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

william Upton. of Frankfort wbo. with
r ~ Zimmermsn snd others IS defendant
n ne case brought hv Edwsri G.. Cham
hers ~ recover damages for the seizure OF
ne isffef -rst rntsF chsttie mortgage,
sa~s hat TIE evidence acdoced n The case
wl1 shaw thst gbe mortgage va tue- VI.
Frpfrn ssvs ne ,osf wss seiEesf hecsuse A>
snsn taat CHAMBERS couit not usg the
-rer+asse rom he esrninEs 81 his steamer
a. sbe earnings af Is z pfon's boat N The
,~ssrs ire showed ao pr1i1
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

TIE smaslest l2sz5it4at Of B1r41gyson.
y. }, = sos~ea LllAplHc0tt, who = tkree
Elc1t1s cid @Ad weigas less thA8 tue
Eo2l1s-
Azs- SAEAa TAT-oE. q eolorca woman of
Knoxy1ls. lena, has three married c4Ggh-
teFs. 81 remarkable ccl1c-deAoS Mr.
19y-or az1 her three daughters each gave
birth 70 baby oa the s4ue day reeeatly-
Sch u12lilEalty - unprecedented
AuLAED + BR0eS, aged SIX weeks, Is on
exhl0itloa Il bostoa. his wrists measure
one inch ia circurafereoce anc his feel are
one and Cne-Quarter inches long Tie IL
fant IS wrapped ~ coston bzltlag Ind Les Ia
= cradle 3usG fourteen inches l0ng
A SoRtH CAKoLgNA woman frequently
splits tWo hundred fence rai.s = day aud il
Is oommon Ting for her u oip seven bar
rels OF tUrpentlne Setweea breakfast and
supper. Her husband Is So proud Of her
thai be spends al his time br4gglns about
her
A GEORGIA negress has given birth 20 a
sixteen-pognd child whose fingers ana toes
are webbed 10 their fan length. One of her
neighbors brought into the world a sun
more wonderful being. Its two eyeballs
were IN one socket, and in place of nose 1t
had . two and = half-lneh trunk resembling
that Of "a elephant
THz Tampa (Fla) Trsbgae tells Of a fruit
grower ia that vicinity who has tree on
which is fuh ripe fruit. last February's
crop, half ripe fruit OF Nay and June, somo
not quite 80 ripe Of July and August,
September crop, and now the tree is COW
cred with blossoms, making in all i've crops
OF oranges and blossoms on one tree.
A BABr weighing only pound and half
constitutes recent addition 10 the family
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, OF Rice Lake,
MINI. An ordinary finger ring VIII slip
over its foot, which is only an inch long, and
wine glass viii completely cover its head.
IL IS reported perfectly formed and healthy.
| The father is large man and the mother
but little under average size.
A BOT fifteen years old and a girl only
thirteen recently ran away from home, and
were married at Rome. Ga, by a clergy
man. The father Of the girl had the BRIDE
groom arrested on charge OF abduction,
but the boy gave bonds ana was released.
| The irare father then turned his attention
upon the Clergyman who married the youth
full PAIR. and it Is understood that the rev.
erend gentleman will hayo the law admin
istered To him without mercy.
a WOMAN in Hampton County. South
Carolina, is described by the local paper as
the model woman of the State She is
/ forty-three years of age, and member OF
/ tho Baptist church. For thirty years she
hiss followed The plow and engaged in the
usual round Of farm labor. Last year she
made nine bales Of cotton, besides pro-
visions, with one plow. She has dug well,
built five chimncys, and frequently split
one hundred rails day She has good
home of her own, enjoys excellent health,
and is sending her children TO school reg
| ularly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

kiI~ Sherwood. tAs Complaining 1ltss'
% las sE4ao-

kll~ shsrNo~a. tA< CoaspIAialss Hltasss
% las sx@ao-
n Police Court YESTERDAY saorning iss
cain gorlaat casss q aranks s1d disoraeFiy
eoad1ct we're disposed Of Al tie sfleFno0o
session tEe co0Ft room ~sS crowded 10 Is
Bln1oS1 Capseity - Lear ths Sx&AstDsl1oa -
Tb0E8ss Porter charged D. Mss Eis o0~r-
s0od Sil1 b4ssardy. Prosecuting Attorney
Clay sas present 70 conduct tie examla4-
tloa Tor tie feople zns lA0fu3z y. hsliSy
APPEARED log tls asfsad4B.. AzsS S9Sr aeo1,
tie complaining slt0sss. sss ssora. 1nd
tesllnea siIalaT 10 TIE Eiiegsls0ns made "a
tbs e0Dpl4ist snd previously published
The tedious snd ie0gthy eEoss-eIs ulius-
uoa by IL. kelley elected pOgLlng
OF inportancs except that TIE
witness consFsdictsd herself Ia two Or three
of the im p0rtanI details aud admitted that
she lad lad criminal Intimacy sita other
y0ung msn. Porter The defendant Ia tie
ease. sss fOrDsTly proprietor OF meat
market on West Fulton St, aud Miss sher-
wood keeps a candy store. with her brother.
on The same tho-oux6fsFe. The complaint
alleges that the oflense Was committed
Jaiy 81, lso7. AZ road house east OF the
city, aud that she Was al unwilling party
10 The affair. Her esidsnce completed tie
testimony for the prosecution, and the eX-
amirztion vas adjourned until ednesasy
morning. AaTcn u.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Wedding presents have heooEns 30 gorgeous
that people of moderate means are afraid 20
send shat they can Afford This fashion.
started among the frugal Dutch, Of giving
the young couple their household furniture
and sum or money u begin life with. has
degsnerated into vulgar display q wealth
The French have wiser plan. The relatives
make up "a sum Of moaey ss a wedding gift
and send il 10 the brides mother. who spends
II for her daughter IN jewels, laoes or ~nat
ever seems besI We hsve had the good
sense 10 abjure the English wedding favors
made of white satin ribbon aud artificial
flowers, some for hoTaes ears aud servants
coatS.-Brooklyn Eagle
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

One Of the largest graves in which a single
person is buried 20 bee found ia this country
Is at Pinckneyville. Ills. A single slab marks
the spot, bat the grave is about ten acres ia
extent. Some years ago the deceased and
his sons were operating coal mine over
there. One day the Old man went into the
pit alone to inspect IL. While he was in a re-
mote gallery the roof Of the mine caved in
and the waters OF subterranean stream
flooded the mine. Ii was, of course, impoSsi-
bic 10 recover the body Of the drowned
miner, so his sons simply closed up the shaft
and erected the headstone sacred 10 their
fathers memory. - I'd. Dewey in Globe
Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Yesterday the resolution which the Car
pentsrs Union adopted about three months
ago went into effect, which Is that nine
hours should constitute a days work. ex-
ceps in cases Of extreme necessity. The
Union hss about one hundred and thirty
men bers, including neNriy al the best
v0rkmen in the city, and their demands
are reasonable a. they only ask nine hours
pay for that amount OF work. meeting
vii De held this evening in the ball at the
corner Of Pearl aud Cansl-sts. and will be
addressed BY l. =. Aoulton and others
Those rho DO not belong 10 the orgsniza-
TOO are invited 20 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Il : soases hAt singular thai tAe s<0sl gof-
geosasly dfsnsed persoa IA al tAs spanish
eoart should ts tAe nurse q the infaut king
co1aely pensen n fsce &n1 tarzn OrSlaa.S
rily Sis ~esTs a rleh selseS skIt. with TIVE
oro.a t.An1ls q sSld rogEa Il. blae velfes
Aproa, alse trinaassd silh gold. ana lsodioe
q black velvet, fastesaed with lovely sllssx
buttons, whoa ep~ns oD an Iaiser t<sdlos II
me lawn with l4o< Round her neck are
eve or six rows of coral beads and she wears
long earrings At tt.e same material rsoA
sllk handkerchief ls fastened over her dark
hair. which she STranses Nadonnz fashion il
front. fQT occasions II state there are other
costumes more handsome as hArfsosne. sass
de ehronicier, as any the mobility wear
Philadelphia Tines.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
An Extraordinary Incident.

One of the most extraordinary incidents in
the whole record of longevity is reported
from Pesth, in Hungary, where beggar,
aged 81, tried 10 commit suicide by throwing
himself into the Danube because he was TO
longer able TO support his father and mother,
who are l IS and ll0 years old, respectively.
When he told this story, after his rescue, it
was laughed at, but police inquiry showed
it to be true. The family are Magyars from
the extreme south of Hungary.-Frank Les
lies
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

George A. Hart and Carrie F. Sterling. aes
Tsyior. we're married in this civ Ausust 10.
iss5 Yesterday. through his attorneys,
Thompson. Kennedy q Temble. be applied
- tas Superior Court for = divorce fr9m
Carrie. charging her With adultery. The
other PARTY is George 2. Reading. ard
George charges thsf his wife had czrasl in
,eFcourss WITH R@sa3nz several times. from
Aorii IS isST. 90 November 1. during which
tine they 1vsa together eS man and vile a.
Luther s1d Milton J1ncu0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Judging from The number of sssts which
hsvs been marked OF for the frst Of the
Raxaa entertainments. which i - se given
N ths Fountain Street Bapfist ch1rch On
rhur&isv evening of fbis reex. W be
sesn and heara ~ verY isrxe audience.
The Lecture Cnrnn1itf7s ara confident t1st
= srxp attendance g the srst lect1rs vii
ensure iarxs attendance a. those follow
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

Thss cztsrrh ui8 il aus wssr ouL Ths
taso~v = fsise Nsz ~ - hslsTs il bs-
casse e ~anls - p.sassnt r tfas b1t if =
not - - snoT. - ncz 5et sr sou's
sffsek ~ cod i1 the hssd rsrs.n unsoa-
daes. Il is hss'e e 5evsicp lats ostsrr5
Yos rsn rs5 rozrss5f = fhe ooi5 szs svoi5
I'll cssnee q csssrrh By usrz r. sazs's
ossrra Rezssdy. n slrsss7 - csed rsd
vcss ~ssif - his frsn , ssr1ae sesse szsee1-
~ 81 IA ssEas zessA Al as sTzsxssx
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

France has taken up the centerboard cues
ton A national nautical authority saws in
lie Yacht that 1.-The day is approaching when
the Yacht Racing association will be obliged
TO yield tC .he pressure Of facts which have
triumphantly shown the real worth Of these
sadly underrated boats.-New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Something Worth Remembering.

A correspondent writes: Reading ac-
counts Of so many being lost in the snow and
fog, / would call your attention 10 a simple
ineans of determining the position Of the sun
at any time of the day, which is by placing
the point Of knife blade or a sharp lead
pencil on the thumb nail, which viii cast a
shadow directly from the sun, no matter
how thick the snow or fog is. Try it."-Bos-
ton Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Evadinc the Game Law.

Thare is law in Pennsylvania against
using ferrets in rabbit hunting. A Cochran
ton boy evadcs the law By catching rat
alive, tying string to its neck, taking It TO
a rabbits hole and letting it go into ,hc hole,
be holding the end of the string meanwhile
The frightened rat usually scares out the rab-
bit-Chicago Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
Secret of His Success.

$50 you are now editor and proprietor Of
The Boys Champion
ayes, and making a fortune ont Of II.
81 don't see how that can be II Is posi-
lively the worst Jim Crow paper ever saw =
IL know It. bEt each subscriber gets toy
pistol and twenty yards Of string. Lincoln
T~----~f
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
a Charitable Proposition.

A proposition which has met with much
favor in New York is that the city shall
spend $500. 900 in the erection of three free
lodging hOuses-two for men and Cne for
women; one Of those for men 10 be located
below Canal street, and that for women not
higher up on the island than Fourteenth
stree. Boston Transcript
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

y Eoar5nfan. SecressrT 81 fhe 3tcx-
sra nrivinz Cius vii - he-e today -
ursrt ne Secr~taries cf ths ksisnssEcs,.
Ea-t SsEins. snd 7rsRd Rapids Cid0s for
'ifs pnfpcse 81 srrsnginz prrxrsu1te@ tor
tiie sumner neeiinS II the aichsxsa sir-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

veiscn Merits. chronic tippisr. p'eaded
snriv b charge ~ izunksnness
under he state iaE. IA Feifce Court Tezter-
ssr. ana 49, sentencef by Tnige Holmes 70
-ixfr .ssrs II shs Detroit Hause ef Csrrsc-
,ben. The corarlsiaf va ms.le 5y ais
xils ia q Narts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

swfu5v ~hen 7 I'D be- wnas - % fsr
sh.,se aerrid Di napiss witk waica Ter &re
VS. covered. Ssie now saTs Z Fon wszt .
rink sad vhire cnrpleItcn rita aics
eiexr n sk5n- vc1 must Esa tos1 esst
81 az bsccd g1rs6srs. SalVs1F sssssFA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13

To - Hon snd NJ. f7eo-vs p. Thonp-
scn sarlv tass ysssee1ay morning. Ten
pound xiri The pr0ns snd hsrrv sstheF
stsseS thst tte riEsr SCI VI eicse this ~ sfr-
fsx He fsslt ant FhA smokers va -
1ersi bsnd = daT YESTERDAY.
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County Warrants.

r WILL Purchase all County Warrants az thei
Par Va ne ct my Office in Winhem ,cca.
w. s. B0NNlFIELD.
January II. 1854
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The Result or Their Meetinx UnknOwn.
BERLIN. July 23.-The Germsn squad
ron sails for Stockholm to-day. The po-
Iiticsl results of the Emperor's visit to
the Gear remain absolutely unknown.
The immediate effect has been to
lessen the strain OF the relations
between the Berlin and 81. Petersburg z
foreign Offices, but it is noteworthy that
while NJ. De Giers and Count Herbert
Bismarck exchange conferences at Peter.
hoff. the North German Gozette and other
inspired organs renew their attacks
against the Russian spirit of agrees.
ion."
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THE sKEENA INDIAN REVOLT.
The whites cathe~ed ne n Hudson Bay
Compauy's Fort.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The Daily Ne,os,
Winnepep. special says: The Skeena
river revolt continues to cause great ex,
citement. The local militia is prepared
to start for the scene OF outbreak or
short notice. A messenger arrived from
Hszelton last night. He saws when he
escaped, the Indians were still laving on
the Hudson Bay Co.'S fort. where the
white population is gathered. He says
the fort could not hold out much longer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

81 am truly sorry to give you pain,
Mr.. Haukinsou," said the young lady,
''but please do not alIuds to this subject.
/ can never be your wife,"
That is your 6oal answer, Miss
Irene!"
1T is."
Nothing can induce you to change
your decision ~
my mind ia firmly and unalterably
made up"
Miss Irene," said the young man, ris-
ing and looking about for his hat. "before
coming here this evening made bet of
$50 with Van Perkins that you would
say no to my proposal. I have won. It
was taking risk, but was dead broke.
Miss Irene" he continued, his voice
quavering with emotion, you have saved
q despairipg man from the fate OF a sui.
eide. and won the lifelong respect aud
esteem of a grateful heart. Good even.
ing. Chicago Tribnnc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

SAN JOSE, July 22.-At an inquest
held on the male infant OF Hilda Swan.
son. the unmarried domestic ia tho
employ of Mrs. r. Manvis. Saturday,
the jury found death was caused by
ssraugulatiou. Tho District Attorney
made complaint chaeging the mother
with rurder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23
THE WEST VIRGINIA FLOOD.

The Rody of Another Victim Recovered.
WHEELING. w. Va, July 23.-The
seventh body OF the victims of the food
of last Thursday was found to-day on
the river hank below town. 1t was Tom.
mie Hswley. aged Eve years, one of four
children OF that family that had been
drowned. Eight bodies are still unre.
covered and several persons are missing.
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A DESPERATE LOVER.


CHICAGO, July 23.-A Tunes special
from Decatur. Ills. says: Albert M.
Willis shot and mortslly wounded Miss
Vance Kilpstrick because she refused to
attend camp meeting with him. He
attempted to escape but was captured.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
News From Everywhere.
wmoLssALE INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury Investigating tho Cr1t.
tewden County Trnubies.

teWden County Tr0ubies.
Sr. LOUIS, July %. Information has
been received from Crttenden county to
the effect that the Grand Jury, which has
been investigating the banishment OF Is
negroes by an armed organization. has
made it's report. The result is the return
of nearly 40 indictments. The Grand
Jury found that anonymous notes had
been sent to a number OF white men by
negroes, giving the whites five days to
leave tha county. The persons receiving
the threatening epistles met. armed
and escorted out of the county the
negroes implicated. Among those who re.
ceiv.d orders To quit the county within
five days were Col J. f. Smith. leading
merchant OF Marion. Sheriff w. F. War
ner of Crittenden County, }. H.'Stevens.
. blacksmith. r. p. Boyce, a lawyer, and
2. O. Mosby, . farmer and magistrate OF
Marion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

CHICAGO, July 23.-Henry Romos was
stabbed to death yesterday by Theodore
Sutter. The murdered man had heeu
keeping company with Suffers sister and
there by incurred the displsasure of the
brother. Sutter is in Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

PARIS. July % In the election in
Ardock yesterday for member OF the
Chamber of Deputies Beaussier. Opportu.
mist. received 36, 533 votes aud Boulanger
1882.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

LYNcHBuRG, Va. July % "A collision
occurred on the Norfolk and Western
road yesterday between two freight
trains, killing both engineers and one
brakeman. Loss, sl0O, 900.
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YELLOW FEVER ~ FaORHOA.


> WASHINGTON. July 23.--Surgeou Gen.
eral Hamilton, of the Marine Hospit n
service. received . telegram last night
stating that there were seven cases Of
yellow fever at Plano City, Florida, yes.
terday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

HE REPAIRING, in the Saddle, Harness and
Boot Departments, promptly attended to, at
prices to suit the times.
dsa M. q. STAUNToN.
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The wedding Day Fixed.

Rome. July 2s.-The marriage OF the
Duke Lastaosta to Princess Letitia Bona
parte is fixed for September lith at
Turin.
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Tho above reward will be paid 70 the arres
and con, ictinn Of any party or parties feunt
guilty Of stealing, killing, or running on, alter
Ing brands or marks Of any live stock, belong
ing TO any member Of the Nevada Live Stoci
Association.
N. II. A. MASON, President.
Gro. 8. NIXON, Secretary.
WinnemuocA, April 10. 1854.
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Boots Made to Order

For all prices, from sll to $50 a pair. Boots Of
the best brands sold as cheap as anywhere on
the Pacific Slope
fR Agent for Brewster's Rein Holders.
which no carriage or wagon should be without
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-23

Riding Wipe, Blanket Sheets for Horses
Hoods and Buggy Robes. and Lap Robes
general assortment of GLOVES on harl
Ladies' Calf Balmorals, Misses and Children's
Ba.morals, Button SHOES, Misses and Chill.
drsn Leather Shoes OF ail kinds, for sales
At the Lowest Cash Prices.