The Silver state. [volume], December 14, 1880, Image 3

About The Silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903

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1200 N Belle Isle 10c
550 Bast Mt (liable 15c
05 Bo.lic ■ •{
150 Tioga 40c
200 S\mlieote 50c
2iXI IJuodshaiv s.'c
250 Champion 20c
130 Addenda 2oc
,ri0 .Mammoth 90c
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75 Till Top 2 }
300 Bechtel Uoo
50 1 ioga 40c
50 Noonday 105c
200 Hrc n.l Prize ItOe
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100 Paradise ;>c
3140 Bel vide re 10c
loo Sough liula~i 10c
150 N Noonday 1
150 Hay 25c
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230 Silver King 13ji 19^
loo Vv ales Otic
200 Alhion 40c
This Morning's Board.
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50 California 170c
60 Con Va 220c
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100 C Point 120 115c
31K) Iuiperi.,1 20c
70 Alpha HJ
B05 Sierra .Va ada 8
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150 Beg Bel her ti
2275 Justice 200 2.0c
1110 Silver Iliil HO 25c
450 New York 2.ic
3020 Alta ti,1 tij
list Challenge 70c
305 Andes 205c
MJ.r Scorpion 140c
100 Capital 00c
SUO Mexican f>3
105 B A B
340 Savage 205c
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725 II A N 450 415c
110 Y Jacket 340 330c
2tm Kentuck lj
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520 ' Wells largo 10 5c
1030 Kenton 205 200c
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LOi'A L 1 X TELL ICES CE.
A Modest Soldier.
L. N. Carpenter, of Orcann, County
Commissioner elect, has received an
order from the Commissioner of the
Pension Oilioo at Washington, to have
the wounds which lie received in battle
examined by Ur. T. C. Hanson, to as*
certain whether or not lie is entitled to
a pension. Mr, Carpenter volunteered
his services for the cause of the Union
when only IS years of ags. He was
promoted for gallantry to the Captaincy
of Company E, Eighth Wisconsin Vol
unteers, and served four years in the
war. At Iuka, Mississippi, he was se
verely wounded, and hears the scars of
his wounds on his person. Though
honorably discharged because of his
wounds, lie has never received a cent
from the Pension Oiliee, and compara
tively few of his many acquaintances in
this county, where he has lived for
many years, are aware that he bore the
rank of Captain ill the Federal Army
when he was til years of age. He is
now, as he always has been, a Demo
crat.
The Felicity of Hiding an Editor.
If an editor omits anything, he is
lazy. If he speaks of things as they
are, people get angry. If he glosses
over or>simx>ths down tho rough points,
he is bribed. If he calls things by
their right names, he is unfit for the
• jiosition of an editor. If lie dot s not
furnish his readers with jokes, he is an
idiot. If ho does, he is a rattle-head,
lacking stability. If he condemns the
wrong, he is a good fellow, hut- lacks
discretion. If lie lets wrongs and in
juries go nnmentioned, he is a cow ard.
If he exposes a public man, he does it
to gratify spite, is tho tool of a clique,
or belongs to the “outs.” If he in
dulges in personalities, he is a black
guard. If bo docs not, his paper is
dull and insipid.
Farewell Party.
The members of Humboldt Lodgo,
No. Hi, I. O. O. F., will give a social
party on next Thursday evening, Kith
instant, as a mark of respect to their
brother, C. C. Palmer, who expects to
leave for Arizona, in a few days. The
members of Winuemucca Lodge, No,
111, F. &. A. M., will also participate in
the affair, as a token of tbeir esteem.
The special committee of the Lodges
are requested to meet aV M. B. Staun
ton's store at (i:.‘K) o'clock this evening.
V MLlil Kstill.
There was* a mild rain- in tiie valley
last night, bait it allowed in the moun
tains. YVe oouhl not ascertain tlie
amount of tlie rain-fsill, as the new in
struments received for the Signal Office
are not yet in place. It was not sufli
oient, however, to melt all of the-snow.
Net the Man.
.It D. McDonald, a blacksmith from
Paradise, and \iho has many friends in
thut place, requests ns to state that he
is not the McDonald who wo* arrest*
ml last week.
shipping Flonr.
Two car-loads of Hour were shipped
to Dander county yesterday from the
M inmuuueoa Mills..
More Wheat Coining.
Two more teams are on the way her®,
from Big Meadows, loaded with wheat
for Render's mill. The fanners of that
section say they are determined to keep
up their opposition to the railroad until
their teams give out or the rates are re
duced. Meantime the railroad men
say that in consequence of an Act of the
Legislature, fCTs.-K.tl in J879, they can
not, without incurring the penalties
prescribed by that law, make any dis
crimination between persons or places
in Nevada, If such is the fact, the
sooner that law is repealed the better
for Big Meadows farmers.
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The Chinese Going.
Chinamen are in demand in Arizona, 1
Where their services are required in
grading the Southern Pacific Railroad. |
Agents of Sisson, Wallace & Co., the ■
firm which furnishes Chinese labor to
build the road, are now around getting 1
all the unemployed Chinese they can i
find to go South. It is greatly to be
hoped that they will .succeed in getting
at least three-fourths of the five hun
dred Chinese in this county to emigrate.
Bi iness on the Railroad.
The rush of freight east and west
over the Central Pacific Railroad con
tinues, and is rather Increasing than
diminishing# Heavy trains laden with
merchandise are arriving and departing
at all hours of the day and night.
Tin' County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commissioners
I met yesterday, Mosar.4, Wood and
Marker being present, arrd adjourned,
without transacting any important busi
ness, until to-day.
Oro Finn Mine.
L. N. Carpenter informs us that men
are at work on the Oro Fino mine, in
Sftcianiento District, and are taking out
gold-bearing ijuartz that contains over
8100 to the ton.
Cattle Coming.
\V. B. Tod hunter has a hand of about
three hundred and fifty head of beef
cattle on the way Imre, from Oregon,
for shipment to San Francisco.
Oyster Supper.
All lovers of line fresh oysters will
not forget that they are to be served in
the best style this evening at the par
sonage. Come at 7 o’clock.
Special Meeting.
There will be a sjieeial meeting of
Winnemucca Lodge, No. 19, F. &A. M.,
this evening, December 14tls. Work
in the K. A. Degree.
A .‘{-karat gem erf a single-stone dia
mond ring, worth $000, for sale for $240
at Uncle Harris, 221 Kearny Street.
Holiday I*resell Is.
A large and magnificent assortment
of the linest Flatf.1i AND SotID Jew
KLRY lias just been received, and will
be sold at reduced juices during the
holidays, at M. Hoffman's.
dO-tf
tu«l Why Is It?
Why does everybody go to Lkvy k
Co’s store for their goods? Answer—
Because that is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. milll
W luc lor Heave Hearts
At Frank Fellows' Fashion Sample
Rooms can be procured tins geinnc im
jiortod Charles Heidsieck, tf
line Hress Overcoats at Cost,
Can now be purchased at the store of
»2J F. C. Robins.
Xow Is Ike Time I
A few more good and substantial
Suits of Clothes, at cost, wiil be found
at the store of
u25) F. C. R whins,
line Ikrc.ss Hills!
An immense stock of tine Dtesa ami
Common Hats, can be obtained at low
rates, at the store of
»»•_*> F. C. Roms*.
I*ii re 4'nnVe.
We have just received our own l>rand
of eofFee, tlio finest in the market.
Try it. . mo Lkv* A Co.
Fruit Cans.
Now ia the time to put up your fruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by R. \V. Wood.
l>V |i«|is|ji unit Ltsi r lomjKiiinl.
is it not worth the small price of To
cents to free yourself of every symptom
of these distressing complaints? If you
think so, call at our store and . get a
bottle of .Shiloh's Vitalrzer. livery
bottle has a printed guarantee on it.
Use accordingly, ami if »t ikies- yon no
: good it will c.n>t you nothing.
I Sold by C. A, UkSai ssube, Ifrug
I gist, Winueinueeai, Nov. ul> cod
A MERftY MOURNER.
A Lively Democratic Funeral Oration.
The Republicans of Page county,
Iowa, had a jollification meeting after
election. Every house xas illuminated,
and there aero lire-works, music and
speeches. After several Republicans
had given vent to their feelings, includ
ing, of course, the usual denunciation
of Democrats, the crowd called on Louis
B. Cake, a Democrat, for a speech. He
looked too depressed to speakr but the
crowd wouldn’t be put off, so lie
mounted a box, and, according to the
Council Bluffs Nonpariel, unburdened
himself as follows;
Fkllow Crn/.KNs; A man usually
attends his own funeral, but it is not
expected that he should talk a great
deal (laughter). I knew the funeral
ceremonies would go on without me, so
1 concluded I had better bring in the
body (laughter). But it takes a great
•leal of grace to sustain a man whohe*>ps
to furnish the corpse for an occasion
like this (laughter). Nobody but a
Democrat could do it (applause). It is
certain that no one save She Democrats
have had a chance to try it for the last
twenty years Ishouts of applause).
Disajipoiiitimut is the modern Demo
crat s birthright, and mourning his nor
mal condition. They took out a patent
on disaster twenty years ago, and it
>i<fcs ci utTJi i lie
rnn out in 1876, acd they have just got
it renewed. Looking over tile land
scape of the last twenty years, I be
hold acres and acres of busted hopes,
cords and cords of disgruntled ambi
tions, barrels and barrels of unavailing
tears, oceans and oceans strewn with
the wrecks of phantom ships once bur
dened with Democratic delusions (great
applause). Disappointment is an an
chor to the Democratic soul both s«re
ami steadfast.
Leaves have their time to fall,
Ami flowers to wither at the north w ind’s
breath,
And stars to set; but all. Ob, Democrats!
Thou hast at all times for thine own death.
I might say with Shy lock, sufferance,
yea, soffer-ance is the badge of our
tribe. I could give you 329 reasons for
this flanghter). A lawyer offered a
Judge sixteen reasons why his client
was not present in Court. First, be
cause he was dead. The Judga told
him he might omit the other fifteen.
The first reason of my 32If is, we lacked
the voters. You will allow me to omit
the other 3«2& (applawsive consent).
Hut I could give you more than 329
Yea, Morey-y tetter. John Kelley did
ft with his little racket (great applause).
Wade Hampton's mule broke his leg
instead of his neck, and Ben Hill wasn’t
born a mute. English had foreclosed
his nxirtgages, aud we couldn’t redeem.
Then—
’ Tis the SV><rth that can supply,
hoi id comforts while we die.
In some States the Greenback party
fell through a crack in their platform
and crippled us (laughter). But De
mocracy still lives (great applause). It
is like tlw nmle, it never dies. But,
unfortunately, like the made, while it
lives it is forever throat ing its riders.
It bucked (Ireelcy off and killed him
in 1872. Tildeu stuck till he passed
tmder the wire (applause), but there
was so much daylight between him aud
this Democratic quadruped that the
jfudge* coutitw) turn on, although he
had Ids feet in the stirrups. This year
we got a splendid send off, and might
lime won, buttlifc donkey was stricken
down ii» Indiana with (g)Lftnders (ap
idauee)1. We close this chapter of his
tory with the hope that the story will
not Ur contintiml in our next (cheers).
We accept defeat the more cheerfully
becaase of the magnanimous manner
with w hich you take the victory. We
take it every four years. It i8 a stand
ing prescription. It might well l*e
called the quadrennial ijtecac fgroans).
It works up about election, and works
down as the returns come in. We
thank you for the unaiyimous way in
which you have turned out to our
funeral (applause), We congratulate
yoa> on tho magnificent and imposing
grandeur of the obsequies. (Here the
■peaker's feelings overcame him, and
!te retired amid encoring earthquakes
and applausive avalanches.)
. We hava a speedy ami (Kisitive1 cure
for catarrh, diphtheria, soaker mouth
and headache, in Shiloh’s Catarrh
RkuMjY. A nasal injector free with
.each bottle. Use it, if you desire
health and sweet breath,. Price .">0 cts*
Sold by C. A, DkS.u shirk, Drug*
gist.. nil->od
SPECIAL LOCALS..
Ni-h lmpcrlJilion*.
New imjtortfttions at F. C. Robin'?,
comprising the following:
Fresh groceries ami piovisions;
Fresh hams ami bason;
Fresh Ian 1,- in 5 and 10-lb, cans;
Fresli cranberries and comb honey;
Fresh dried fruit—apples, plums and
[teaches, French prunes, etc,;
Fresh maple ami Golden C. syrups;
Fresh coffees, leas and chocolate;
Fresh sugars, of all grades;
Fresh buckwheat acd meals;
Fresh cheese, macaroni, etc.;
Fresh citron, raisins, etc.;
Fresh chestnuts, [top-corn, etc.;
Fresh candies’■ French and common;
Fresh tobaccos — plug, smoking and
chewing; also cigarettas;
150‘teht eoal oil, by fa sect, can or case,
warranted;
A fnll line of fresh goods; sneb as will
l*i found in a tirst-class establish
l«M‘llt.
Remember the place of business,
dll . F. C, Robins.
By I mvrrsil A«*«*or«
Avkx'j* Cathartic Pills are the best
of all purgatives fot family use. They
are the product of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized na
tions, proves them the best and most
effective purgative pill that medical sci
ence can devise. Being purely vegeta
ble, no harm can wise from their use.
In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other pills can be compared with
them, and every person, knowing their
virtues, will employ them when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action tl>e
whole machinery of life. Mild, search
ing and effectual, they arc epeeially
adapted to the needs of the digestive
apparatus, derangements of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to em
ploy for children and weakened consti
tutions, where a mild hut effectual
cathartic is required, ly-4
Ob, tt hat a t ough !
Will you heed the warning, the sig
nal, perhaps, of the sure approach of
that more terrible disease, consump
tion ? Ask yourself if yon can afford,
for'the sake of saving 50 cents, to run
the risk and cfo nothing for it? We
know from experience that Shiloh’s
Cure will cure your cough. It never
fails. This explains why more than a
million bottles were sold the past yea/.
It relieves croup and whooping cough
at once. Mothers, do not be without
it. For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by C. A. DeSausscre, Drug
gist, Wirmemucca. n9-eod
Mothers 1 Mothers ! ! Mothers! !
Are yo« disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
anil crying with tl>e excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, go at once
and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s
Soothing Syrcp. It w ill relieve the
poor little suflorer immediately—de
pend upon itj there is no mistake about
it. There is not a mother on earth who
has ever used it who will nol tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to tire mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
i magic. It is perfectly safe ' to nee in
all eases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physician* and nurses
in the United Mates, i»old every
where. 25 cents a bottle. ja!2-ly
Tun Hate No Excuse.
Have you any cteuse for suffering
with dyspepsia or liver complaint ? Id
there any reason why you should go on
from day to day complaining ot sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual cos
tiveness, palpitation of the heart, heart
burn, Water-brash, gnawing' and burn
ing pains at the pit of the stomach,
yellow skin, coated tongue, and a
disagreeable taste in the month, coining
up of food after eating, low spirits,
Ac.? No! It is positively, your own
fault--if you do. to your druggist
and get a bottle of (iKKtu-’s August
Flow i n for 7;> cents, and your cure is
certain; hut if you doubt this, get a
sample bottle for 10 cents- and try it.
Two doses will relieve you.
Positively sold by all first-elass drug
gists in the United* iStatos.
SELLING OFF AT C OST !
Dnrihjjf the Holidays.
I will sell for the next thirty, days tho-foHoW
ing'articles at cost:
t'liiim Tea Sets.
Idass Ten Set*.
1 alley Va*e*>
Toilet Sets,
(HfirruilnliNl fastor*,*
Sill er-plnle<l Spoons,-.
silver-plated Knives a all forks,
Sllver-pUite«l Cake liuskets. Me.,
iJliH-Us, Lamps, ur.d a great uii-.ay other ajtieles,
I'on’t lose the opportunity of getting the- *
goods cl w ap.
R. TV.
Wi-.imcmivv®, TleeraiheY 11, IthO ->
HENRY W. SMITH & GO’S
CELEBRATED
KENTUCKY
THISTLE DEW
WHISKEY.
HENRY W. SMITH & CO*
DISTILLERS,
Kenton County, 6th Oist. Kentucky
OFFICE:
252 & 254 West Third St
CINCINNATI*
E. KEIMIART & <©.,
SrHe A^entb for the above ceWirtrtt-d Whlihjr'
for Winnenrueea.
t'f Orders filled by direct sliipmerff- fyn*i
dis.iliery dlX-3m
STOMACH
jftets the requirements of t'rfe- rational medic**
-fthiioeophy whiiw at present i*»evaits. It is a
perfectly pure rentable remedy, embracing '
the three important properties of a preventive,.
a to oft), and an alterative* It fort i Jus tMe'body
against disease, invigorates arrd re vitalizes the
torpid stomach and liver, and effects a most
salutary change in the entire system when in a
morbid condition..
For .sale by. all druggists and dealers gener
ally.
H O L I D A Y
A X Y OIXfEMEXTI
My customers and friends wilVbe pleased1 tef
learn that I uur soo.r-to receive and disjilay the >
rittest mill Moat Extended Stock of
CHRISTMAS ROODS !
Ever brought-to thio market.. Please reserve ■
y e’.if-ordei s,-and
CALL AT (dlE\t>WET3I .H BltUKtiTUKE
For anything you may want to please the ■
children or gratify yourselves..
1 h*?e dho*j*3t received** fresh' supply of
Caudles Nuts Ginn, Urlfd Fruit. Mgs,-.
Oranges, lemon*. Limes, Pop-lurn,
flutter, Egg*.. Itcnns, Onlousr
Codfish, Markerel, and
t'anurd tlvodsl .
Which 1 propose selling at the lowest figures. -
Grateful for past liberal patronage, I respect •»
fully solicit a continuance of the same.
C. < [ILMIttl.ll.
Winnentuoc*,. December 9, ifeeo. tf
U A J A C A I; I F O' If YI f
I) A 31 l A K A KlTTEKSt*
RESTORATIVE, INVIGORATOR axi?
N Kit VINE.
The Clreat Stomach Kesulator
AND DYSLKPMA CERE..
THE MEXICAN REMEDY FOR DISEASES'*
OF THE K1DXKYS AND BLADDER.
DA-31—I-A-X-A
Is a Mexican- Herb, and conies from L»P*sr.
DAMIAN A vs* first made and drar.lt by tho
Mexicans as a ToNIC fin* the stoinacii and»
h,reels.
DAMIAN A acknowledged by those vho hav«
used it to be a great INVIGOlvATOR unifs
NEKVINdi.
“Damiana acts directly Upon the kidneys,,
making them stronger.
"Damiana" is a splendid laxative to the bowele-.,
thus keeping the liver .from t>*c«*if«£ torpids.
Damian a 4ih t*s Appetite*!.
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