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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
GRAND TRIUMPH.

NJ. u. Ramos n Co. Take First Premium.
A telegram Just received from Raleigh
announces that the first premium ON pianos
has been awarded at the North Carolina
state Fair to Manly b. Ramos n Co., Of
Richmond, Va. This distinguished honor
was conferred on their pianos IN competi-
ton against six well-known piano houses,
and speaks well for the quality and dura-
bility of the goods sold at 9J3 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
u,,1,n 4 ruoADs-contInued.
MLls1 4 Rko,d.
SPECIAL OFFERING
OF
NEW JEWELRY.

IL has been long time since we ye
spoken about Jewelry in our advertise.
ments. This was not for any cause oil
the stock or It's energetic managers. OGs
in the more consequential displays ana
talks. mention Of tots busy LITTLE COUP
ter was overlooked. The arrival OF 50
many new and unique ornamental
things III Jewelry duriog the past week
calls f r brief mention at least Of the
most fashionable ihircs just designed
for ladies ad0rnment. There is such
detail &c a full description Of Jewelry
stock that we must beg tne ladies TO
come and see for themselves, as it
would take a whole page Of this paper
to describe a third of our assortment.
Pretty Lace Pins, &c.
turquoise and mony-colorcd moon-sione
setliugs.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Notice.

opportunity is offered persons desiring
to purchase handsome lots IN Woodland
Heights. Terms; One-fourth cash; balance
payable one, two and three years. and If
YOU erect IA residence within twelve months
after purchase, in accordance with the
rules of the company, you will be allowed a
rebate Of 10 per cent. Call on Thomas
Rutherford. 40. north Tenth street, fol
any information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

A few years ago il cost but little money
to buy lot fronting Monroe Park. Now
YOU can do the same thing at River View,
adjoining City Park Shields GrOve), and
reap fortune in the near future, or be
fashionable and 20 there to live. sueet-car
line running from Ashland and Meadow
streets through River View. Call on X. Is.
Chafn & Co. to learn how cheap you can
secure lot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
UndeIiyered telegram,

kilograms addressed to the following re-
main undeliyered at the Western Union
telegraph office for the week ending Octo-
Der 18th:
Jacob Myers, Mrs. NJ. +. Rawry, Mollie
Ware, Col. A. X. Bolan, Mrs. w. A. Ayres,
]. l., sampson, Ia. X. Todd &. studd, Gen
eral Bradley 4. Johnson, Jim Powell, ID. NJ.
Wake, l.. +. Guerard, Catherine Mosbia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Grace. street Church

Work on the new Grace-street Baptist
church is progressing rapidly, and when
completed il i'll seat more people than any
church in the city. and will be model in
all its appointments. When completed ii
will cost about 100000.
1t will not be ready for occupancy before
snrinO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Uenrico County Court.

The Heniico County Court was engaged
Yesterday in the tvial of Adam Wilkinson for
assaulling j. Hall Moore. Jr. III HenrlcO
county several weeks ago. The Common
wealth was represented by It's attorney,
Thomas, and Mi. Hin Carter and Messrs. W.
w. Cosby and Giles b Jackson spoke in be-
half Of the prisoner. The jury brought In a
verdict after q o'clock lin the evening OF I'VE
wears in the penitentary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
CAPTAIN Parker's Lectures.

Captain w. II. Parker will commence a
course of lectures on columbus and the
Early History Of America" the first week
i'm November Ladies and gentlemen wish
ing 10 ION the class will please send their
names 10 PIG east Main street.
Terms: Two dollars II month, or five dol
lars for the course of twelve lectures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
s,on.wnlI Democratic Club.

The stonewall Democratic Club of Mon
roe Ward met In regular session last night
mt their club-room at Reds Hall. Mr.. w.
II. Bauer presided. Messrs. X. l.. Mon
tague and Tim Murphy made excellent adj
dresses. The Club will meet next Saturday
night at the same place, when refreshments
will he served and addresses made by
sheriff u. ;. Gates and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
GO TO ROANOKE
Via Petersburg, Burkevilie, and Lynch
burg-The Roanoke Races.

burg-The Roanoke Races.
Three trains each way per day. C0nnec-
lions all in union depots, and no omnibus
or other transfers incident TO other routes.
Round-trip tickets on sale October 2lst,
22d, and I'D, good to return until October
10Th; only 5000.
For all information apply at Norfolk and
Western railroad Offices, S3S Main street
II. W. Courtney, passenger agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Mems fine OYeTcoais.

We have n large number OF exclusive and
ultra styles that'l delight The iastidious.
We show thousands Of pairs, and no matter
what your wants, rest assured that we can
please you.
Prices for Dress Pants 81 to s.; Business
Pants, $3.50 to 1910.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

All the Newest Styles are here. Three
and Four-Button Getaways, Single and
Double-Breasted Cutaway Sacks, many Of
the latter having DOuble-Breasted Vests.
Straight Button Sacks, One-Button Frocks
and Prince Alberts. The suits are made
well, trimmed elegantly, and have the finish
and appearance of fine Custom Work. The
materials Of which they're made con-
sist principally of the Best Imported and
American Cloths, Cassimeres, Worsteds,
CheyiOts. Ivan Sim0ni's Famed Fabrics,
Hockman's West of England Goods, Diago-
nails (blue and blackO, Corkscrews, I'M
ported Tricots, Plaques, +. and HIS Tn
finished Worsteds, Fine rwills, Plain Black
Thlbets, and scores Of others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
IN SHOR4-PANT SUITS

We're showing lots OF the finest q TO ~
years) "Chester" SEits-cOrded and pleated
front and baclS-in newest cOlors and mix
lures. The SHERWOOD" a 3-piece a 10 10
years., Coat Vest, ard Pants-Suit is not
only dressy, but real swell" They're made
of Fine Imported Iricots. nObby rough-faced
goods. etc and are plain and fancy. For Boys
10 TO 10 years Of age. who wear short-Pant
suits. wehaye world Ofgay. jaunty. quiet and
nobby styles tharll catch EN- ali ! The ia
yOrite with boys OF this age is, OF course. the
3-Piece Style-because it's so much ike the
"Governors," you know. We're showing
this popular shape in plain goods and gay
cOlOIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Qualified a. Administrator,

In the Chancery Court yesterday william
II. West qualified as administrator Of the
estate OF William ii. West, deceased. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

The sale of town lots at South Boston,
Va, on the 23d and oath instant, deserves
the special attention OF observing capital
lists and investors. This growing inland
town OF Southside Virginia has many nat
ural advantages, and has shown a healthy
growth from year 10 year. The Richmond
and Danyille railroad offers reduced fares
from all points, and only 3o0lo are offered.
They are 10 be sold by the East-End Land
Company. Of which Mr.. Edward l.. Evans
Is president and Mr.. j. w. Trayer secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
AnImportant Event.

SrEINwAY PIANOS Finest on EARTH
Walter ID. Moses a Co., opposite postoilce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

tert to dkUdace prices tolerated here.
The truth is that there Is not a dry
goods house in Richmond that can
honestly advance prices under the new
Tariff. And we'll tell you why: The
tariff only affects imported goods. If
it does any thing at all to affect the cost
of domestic stuff. it is only to lower
it. Everybody knows, who knows
any thing, that every merchant who
handles imported goods. has long since
received his Fall and Winter importa
tions. and they who put up the price OF
either imported or domestic articles, on
the back Of the Tariff need watching,
to say the least For our own part. we
assure YOU that our prices on all goods
are considerably lOwer than last sedsda s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

steamship Richmond. Jenny, for New York
with general cargo; steamship Allegheny, for
Norfolk with general cargo; steamship Char
lotto, Niclxle, for Baltimore with general
cargo; steamship India, for Liverpool via
Newport News. at +. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
south Boston Land sale.

kIMBALL ORGANS, kIMBALL PIANOS
Walter ID. Moses 4 Co, opposite postosiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Roanoke Races-The Route via Peter .
burg.

The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
will have on sale October 2lst, I'D, and 23d
round trip tickets between Richmond and
Roanoke, Va, at $3.50. These tickets are
good to return until october Goth, and IN
clude one admission TO the race track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
Amber and Shelf Side Combs, Sc.
with g.t. silver and oxodlzed metal topsl

The flood Of trade has swept so con
stantly through our store this week
that j. j. nos necessary foI u' io refer
10 Dress Goods nor LJlt-We.Jht
Wraps, C0pcs eye. upon winch We re
having spacally busy time. IL looks
as if we were doing an the business.
Our Transfer SlSiem Is working admir-
ably. ANA ladies wouldn't be without D.
for anything. We must repeat. for t"e
benefit OF cut ot-towu buyers. that
mail orders iof goods advertised should
be received early. 50 as 90 De sure to
catch the windiaiL
-LLL[LL-.A y l. = = = :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
BOYS LONG-PANT SUITS,
II TO IS YEARS.

Come (we're speaking OF ours only in
pleasing, graceful styles. and rich. lovely
cOlorsl Double and single Breasted Sacks
and Getaways I'm every new shape, especially
made for dressy youth. An equally grand
assortment OF Boys Kilt suits. sizes "a 10 q
years.
We sell these superior goods Tor less money
than Inferior qualities are sold for elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
HEADQUARTERS
PEGRAM BATTALION ASSOCIATION
R1cnMoNp. Va. October Is. Is

THE OLD FULTON DEMOCRATIC
i CLUB will meet at Boltz's Hall on TO-
MORROW (MOnday) NIGHT at O'Clock.
Messrs. TAZEwELL ELLETr, JUDGE =. IL.
WITT, COLONEL LAMB, MEADE HAsKINs,
aud others Will address the Club. All good
Democrats are invited To attend. Refresh
ments by order OF the Club.
GEORGE l.. COGIlILL,
MYER ANGLE, President
Secretary. &C 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
PORT OF NEWPORT. NEWS, OCTOBER Is


steamship Scotia. Norfolk. 10 load mer-
chandise: schooner +. l.. Ferris, Norfolk. "a
load coal; schooner ". L. Huston, fall River
10 load coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
HOUSEHOLD GOODS VALUES.
1914 Blcachcd Shcetings, zoe.
FTrst floor, rear.

Housewives are so well posted on these
things that il would be absolutely super
huous to hint even at their necessity.
Stamped TOWels come in very nicely in
their place. toO-so much SO that be-
tween the Sheets, white as sun and dew
can bleach them. and Table cloths,
Torels, and Napkins, this Housekeep-
ing Department of ours is as live as a
beehive. Hardly a spot in all our
store so lively. And behold the reason T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER %. 1890,
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD on
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IS
ARRIVED,

Schooner Samuel Cashier. Smith, Phlladel-
phia, coal. s. II. HAYES; schooner Amanda,
Colby, Kennebec. ice, Richmond Ice Com
pany; schooner Fannie Brown. Sharrett, Bat
terry creek. :. c., phosphate rock, Richmond
chemical Works.
SAILED.
schooner George W Anderson. Gale, Black
Rock, pyrites; vessel. Curtis Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

HARDMAN PIANOS absolutely perfect).
Walter ID. Noses a Co., opposite postodice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
MEETINGS.

Schooner j. Is. Ogden. New York, coal
schooner ". II Bailey, New York, coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

PORT OF WEST POINT. VA, Ocr Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Jenny, from New
York with general cargo: steamship Char
lOtte. Nickle, from Baltimore with general
cargo; steamship Allegheny. from baltimore
with general cargo; steamship Gallego, from
Newport News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
tFnoA w.Ds.sDAri. DA1Ls.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Congressman Bartine was a pas.
senger on yesterdays west bound
train.
Our report Of the Republican Con-
vontion will DO completed in to.mor-
rows issue.
The mail train from tho cast, due
here mt lO.4O Yesterday did not arrive
until $3.50 in tho afternoon.
A nice lunch will DO set at tho Do
pot Hotel tonight for the benefit OF
those who attend tho ball at A. o. u.
". Hall.
There are quito Il large number OF
Republicans in town to-day, with
hero aud there Il contented looking
Democrat.
Tho Elko Cornot String Band will
give a ball ut Freeman Hall on Thurs
day evening, tho Ord Instant. Par
ticulars later.
An error occurred in yesterdays
issue III regard to Mr.. Ross wool
Tho amount shipped was $4,000
pounds or 10 tons, instead Of 90 tons.
1t is estimated that the 2Co,CCO
bushels OF cranberries which Now
Jersey will send to market will realize
10 tho farmers n round million of
dollars.
It is Illegal to sell cigarettes to boys
in Cincinnati, and all boys found
smoking a'o to be arrested and held
until they tell where they they got
tho prohibited article.
Says an eminent physician: $50
long rs men uncover their heads in
theatres, halls, etc, just SO long "a
tarrh Will be n national ailment and
men suffer neuralgia and bronchial
affections. There is no moro sense in
a man removing his hat than there is
IN Il woman laying aside her bonnet
Tho memory OF The Enterprise is
not vciy reliable or it would distinct
ly call TO mind tie fact that the L.
DEPENDENT vigorously opposed Scnn-
tor Stewards scheme, us well as all
other schemes, for charging tho ter
ritory OF the State By the annexation
OF either Idaho or Utah. Did the
Enterprise oppose Senator Stewards
annexation scheme?
Tho Texas Live Stock Journal
gently remarks that las another owl
denco that the cuttlnman is again on
the high road TO prosperity, and that
his standing financially is once more
assuming Il degree of responsibility,
it r."y be mentioned that the shrcwd
banker with his moncy-bags is begin
ming 10 again cultivate him, instead
o! avoiding him, rs heretofore"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
a Remarkable Assertion,

G. w. Phillips, II delegate from
Tuscarora TO tho Republican County
Convention, in s%cconding tho nomin-
alton OF Milt Polk for Sheriff ycstcr-
day mado quito n littlo speech in ia
vor Of Mr.. Polk and closed with the
following pcroration:
at is very unusual TO SEQ n Rcpub-
lican in Jail, but if you will como down
10 Elko next Jannury you will SEQ our
friend Polk busi!y engaged in herd.
ing hungry Democrats within tho
walls OF our County jail
This deliberate Insult to tho Domo.
cratic party will no doubt bear
abundant fruit ON tho 9TH day OF next
November, and whether oar friend
Poll, will have tho pleasure of "herd-
ing Democrats in tho county Jail" IS
Il grave question. Tho insinuation Of
Mr.. Phillips that nil criminals. .uo
Democrats will not be received Kindly
By tho intelligent pcoplo OF Elko
county
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALAIAGCNDI.

John Il. Bradley came down from
Deeth to-day.
When thirsty try n glass of Rcck-
hart & Froclich's Missouri sweet
cider.
John Sparks, Of tho firm Of Sparks
& Tinnen, came down from Wells last
night.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Ricord
is on tho sick list, being confined 10
her bed.
Joe Hcnnen, Of Pleasant Valley, has
removed his family TO Elko for the
Winter.
Do not neglect to vote ut tho pri-
mary election this evening. Polls
open from 1 to 6.
Mrs. Kelly, who hns boon visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Jamcs Russell, left 10.
day for her home in San Francisco.
Ogden Standird:--Tho mountains
on the east presented n wintry APP
pcarancc yesterday, being covered
with snow.
The Nevada census cnumcrators
are jus: beginning to receive cumm
nications relative TO their work from
Washington. There has boon no
money distributed rs yet.
Tho first session OF tho Fifty-tirst
Congress has closed ut last. Tho
second session will open on tho frat
Monday in December next and close
on tho Bird day of March, 1891.
Six months in tho State, thirty days
In tho county, aud your namo upon
the official register ten days prior 10
election entities you TO vote in tho
State of Nevada ut tho coming cleo
ton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotei--CiarlS 6 Green, Pro-
.prictors.

HSHoL iotel--SinffS ~ Green, FRO
.pTictors.
Bert Kingsbury, J II Robbins, J II
Wilds, NJ Ii Black, Frank Wulsor, NJ
Myers, Frenk Newman, Mrs NJ a
Colo & . children, J V Murray, Tus-
carora; S G Weston, Lone Mountain;
Frank G Hayward, Il Farrell, Dan
Hill, Geo Mcintosh, n Kennedy, Car
lin; o Rife, Ed Carvillo d wife,
Mound Valley; Jno S Witchcr, U S
Army; j y Hudson, II Y; II Wright
& vito / Wo~olverton, Mrs Lon Wines,
Miss l. Fitzgcbbons, Ruby Valley: a
ID Shane, Carson City; VIM II Web
stcT, Reno; S s Spencer, Elko.
j Eggers, Chris Riley, G w Phillips,
d j Williams, Geo II Bird, V Fraino,
y Mct'adden, Tu5carora; j S Price,
VIM j Marshall, Miss Zoo Clayton,
james Riley, John Pcskctt, Boston,;
4 d McItca & vile. j a Palmer, G +
Williams, ID ID McTtca, Carlin; T. ID
Monroe, T. l. Gould, Reno; a Fitz-
hugh, Salt Lake; r. j Frank, G A
Brosacmor, Bullion; Il Woodruff, j j
WiscmaD, j l. Honeyman, AL Fisher,
w NJ Angel, p Hanson, Q Hoffman,
@ Fry, Len Wines, Isaac Griswold
Ruby Valley; Yves Johnson, Toano;
NJ Polk, Henry Shaw, John Morgan.
\ NJ Griswold, j Conrad, Lamoillo;
PS Witcher, linllcck; b Wines, Pleas
ant; PJ Ogilvio, II Stone, South Fork;
John n Baker, Ncls Ouderkirk,
Mound Valley; a Hays, Arthur; D V
Johnston, WIN Smiley, John C~rosson,
Sam McMIullen, Star Valley.
G Donaldson, Wells; Sam TURNKEY,
G w Glover, Osino; II A Young,
Pleasant Valley; Chas Adams. South
Fork; Bert LOWS, Lamoillo; Mira
Christiana & daughter, Ogden: T. L
Gould, l. w Crcswell, Reno; Il A =
johnson, Mound Valley; John Lyon,
Secret Valley; u w Stellar, Deoth.
Mira Clay Hardcsty, Jack Crook; A
W Avery, III Lamoroaux, j p Wood,
S II; Sporccr, Elko; Geo F. Turrit.
tin, j. B Monroe, Kono; il Fitzhugh,
Salt Lnlso City; Jno GuIlignn, Tusca.
rora: John Bishop, Carlin; John An.
dcrson, Pleasant Valley, Louis Mala.
tosta & vito, Pocntello; a Roboulo &
son, Lamoillc; John Scott, Mound
Valley; B Kingsbcrry, Truckco; a NJ
Tinker Sc wife, Massachusetts; inc
Sparks Wells; Mrs Vandorpool, j
Murphy, uallock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12

The world movee. A company has
been Incorporated in Illinois for the
purpose OF manufacturing and oper-
ating air vessels. 1t is presumed that
it is the intention of the incorporators
to put on linos OF mir vessels To ply or
stii between the principal cities and
carry passengers and freight. The
capital stock OF the concern is soO,-
100000. This ought TO DO sufficient
TO put on quito Il number OF flyers.
1t will sonnd very nicely to hear of
Oscar Wilde or George Francis Train
taking tho overland Flyer" from New
FORK to San Francisco or tho "Sky
Rocket" from Chicago to Pittsburg.-
Ogden Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
lFRox rnrRspAr's DalLr.I
sALMaGuNDI.

Mrs. Wines, the former wife Of Len
Wines, will arrive from California
this evening.
The social dance at A. o. U. w.
Hall last night was well attended and
was a worry pleasant affair.
Congressman j. McKenna, Of the
Third California District, passed
through homoward bound yesterday
afternoon.
j. V. Murray, Of Tuscarora, one Of
tho Democratic candidates for Sheriff,
is in town to-day with n coil of barbed
wiro, looking after his fences.
Oar Republican friends indorse tho
Mckinley Tariff law which makes tho
necessities OF tho poor dearer in price
while it does not enhance the price OF
labor. Can tho principle orator of
Yesterday tell why?
Ed. Johnson, of Mound Valley.
though u bashful man and laboring
under embarrassment, mads tho lead
ing speech in tho Convention yester-
day. He is highly elatcd over the
passage OF tho McKlnle, bill.
The Reno Gazette found Tuesday q
cold day for its favorite. AT the
County Convention NJ. d. Foley was
nominated for State Senator by 81
votes to DIR. Dawson's fl. This is
considered a victory for Jno. P. Jones.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-12
lFRoS TUEsDAr's DAILr.l
SALNIAGUSDI.

F. j. Frank and G. a. Brossemer
came in from Bullion today.
DR.. Meigs, accompanied by his wife
and child, returned from California
last night.
Republican County Convention to-
morrow, Democratic County Conven-
ton noxt Friday.
Seven thousand Indiana and ILL
nois coal miners threaten to strike
November LIST for higher wages.
T.. a. z. johnson will DO II candi-
date before tho Republican County
Convention for District Attorney.
w. +. Ross is shipping his wool clip,
about 30 tons, having sold to IA Chi
cago firm. Tho wool will be shipped
to Boston.
Jacob Eygcrs, who will be a candi-
date before the Republican Couven-
ton for Asses ior, camo down from
Tuscarora yesterday.
Len Wines, OF Ruby Valley, came
down from lIalleck to day 10 attend
tho Republican Convention which
assemblies tomorrow.
Sixteen car loads of iino, large, fat
steers, shipped mt Wells by Sparks &
Tinncn and consigned 10 Grayson,
Owen & CO., passed through this
afternoon.
Why is it that Republican Conyen-
tons 'lcmard tho FREQ coinage OF
gold: Tho coinage OF gold is, and
Always has been, FREQ at the MINIS OF
the United States.
The stage brought down from Tus-
carora yesterday ten bars OF Common
wealth bullion and three bars will ar
rive to-day, making II t"ta. shipment
OF thirteen BARI, valued NJ $22,iT6 %.
Theodore Winters il an all-round
farmer and stockmon whose personal
interests arc identified with tho vel
fare OF the State. As Governor no
will bc under no obligation TO IL
corporation, but will bo cmphatically
the peoples Chief Magistrate.
Sacramento Bee:-"rhe Democrats
OF tho State OF Nevada scom 10 be
sick of their long, windy platform. 1t
is not published By any paper in the
State" Tho Bee does not read all
tho Democratic papers of tho State.
otherwise it would not have made this
assertion.
At Wilkcsbarrc, Penn. there is n
Woman who has eight living hus-
bands. They all assembled to CON
front her in Court Saturday, but she
failed to make her appearance, al
though she was plaintiff in Il suit for
dosertion against her last married
husband.
Tho Republican Convention CT
Lander county "!avors the use OF sill
vcr as money" and respectfully COM
mends Senators Jones and Stewart
and Representative Bar!inc for their
valuable labors in behalf OF favorable
legislation" This is virtually m in
d~orsorlcnt OF the commodity silver
law and an acknowledgment that tho
law which makes gold the only stand
ard OF values is satisfactory TO the
Republicans OF Lander county.