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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1880
Page
3
The Silver State notes July S. W. Rees receives authorization to collect the Suvi State and issue receipts for the same. Observations recorded at the same moment across signal stations are listed by the War Department Signal Corps section in Washington.
Moeller in southern county gathers cattle and is injured while Fulton of the Reno Gazette recounts a libel suit over bank management comments. MacMillan reports Pall left for San Francisco to arrange creditor actions, aiming to restart mines soon. False fire alarm at Central hotel prompts quick halt by fire company. Hobbs residence burned, forcing family to live elsewhere. Heavy rain shower along the river above town improves dust conditions after two months.
Avionian Wells reports two artesian wells for the Dean of Beowawe, each drilled to depth RS feet and unknown feet. Both produce clear flowing water. The Bullion of Paradises Mining Company shipped refined bullion valued at 1508 dollars to San Francisco today.
LX District commentators dispute a favorable mining assessment of IX L District. The Silver Star warns against falsehoods, while the Eureka Sentinel defends its stance and the Sunwer Starx vows to verify claims. Despite criticism, optimistic notes persist about IX L District’s future prospects and experienced miners’ hopes for wealth.
A vacancy at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, will be filled by Nevada. Carson hosts the cadetship examination on Saturday in August. The board includes D. KR Sessions, Evan Williams, and H. H. Howe, with a U S Examining Surgeon added to assess physical qualifications. Humboldt boys must appear in Carson.
Attention of lutics is directed to the new millinery and dress-making establishment of Mrs. Graf. See ad in an other column.
John Nelson, newly named registry agent for Dun Glen, declines to serve and has forwarded his resignation to the County Clerk. General Coe transported three hundred eighty cattle to Nebraska from this station yesterday. Levy & Co. issues a price list, prompting questions from some customers.
Advertises white coats pants and vests sold at cost at F C Ronns with jet white counts and equipped for fit and style.
Special locals describe Ham Vicar as a hair remedy that turns faded gray hair to brown or black, softens the scalp, and removes dandruff. It claims to check hair loss, promote new growth if follicles remain, and enrich hair with luster without oil or dye, lasting long on the hair.
A new shipment of groceries arrived at Ciresowern, offering seven pounds of brown sugar or six pounds of white sugar for one dollar. The store proclaims modern stock and reasonable pricing with no old or worn items.
An old advertise-like notice claims Shilohs Consumption Cure will cure chronic cough asthma bronchitis and more in half the time. It guarantees cures and is promoted as safe for children with a price listed as 10 cents and 31 cents. Also pitched is Shilohs Vitaliver for digestion and other ailments, with a 75 cent price, sold by C A Desausure, Druggist Winnemucca Nevada. Hackmetack perfume is advertised as popular and fragrant by the same dealer.
A dated advertisement promotes Green's August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaints with symptoms listed such as sour stomach pain and yellow skin. It urges readers to buy from Eureka druggists with sample bottles at 10 cents and regular size at 75 cents, claiming two doses relieve any case and asserting sale by first class druggists nationwide.
Customers flock to Lary & Co for low cash prices on unions and related goods. The store promotes affordability and quick cash transactions, positioning itself as the go to place for shoppers seeking value.
Levy & Co advertise a grand opening with a complete stock of dry goods, buttons, and clothing. They promise fresh goods arriving daily and urge customers to call, see prices, and claim they will not be undersold. Local shore town readers are invited to visit to view the new offerings and coffee and oysters specials nearby.
An old time advertisement promises instant relief for distressed infants teething. It claims the syrup calms pain, regulates bowels, and soothes both child and mother. Marketed as safe, pleasant tasting, and created by renowned female physicians. Sold everywhere for 25 cents a bottle.
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association of Chicago appoints Alexander Wise of Virginia City Nevada as agent for Winnemucca and vicinity. The association offers widows and orphans of deceased Masons eight thousand five hundred dollars at a nominal annual cost, about one fourth the expense of typical life insurance, with strong indemnity. Contact Second street near Bridge in Winnemucca for circulars and details.
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