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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
TELECRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The South San Francisco Anti Coolie
Club held q meeting on Tuesday eve
ming. A communication, signed by
the corresponding secretary OF the
Eleventh Ward Club, was read, re-
ouesting all anti coolie clubs to unite
in preventing the use of brick or any
materials by the Superintendent OF
Streets made by firms employing
Chinese labor, Several names were
reported by the Investigating Com
mittee and placed on the black list,
the reason being that they employed
Cinnamon.
Suit has been commenced in the
Fourth District Court Of San Francisco
by A. Coolat, J. r. Robinson and A.
Egle, to restrain the execution OF the
proposed agreement between the Cen
trail Pacific and California Pacific
Railroad companies on one side and
the German bondholders ofthe latter
company on the other, by which 1t
was proposed to settle with the bond
holders by paying them in bonds OF
the California Pacific, Endorsed by the
Central Pacific Company.
1t is reported that Theodore Tilton II
about to remove to Chicago.
Thurlow Weed having been inter
viewed, expresses the opinion that the
rival Presidential candidates will be Ill
den and Washburns.
The Now York Tribune says that
.seither Blaine il one Of the snartest and
luckiest roguss in the world. or he Is In
nocent OF the accusations which have
been brought against him." That paper
concludes: mo candid person can rsac
tho charges without reaching = conciu
sion entirely favorable to his innocence
No open accusation has been made which
he has not freely and frankly met and
answered, and in every instance no hal
driven his accussrs back from the open
charge to the safer refuge OF suggsstionl
snd hints, and insinustions.
A new Arctic expedition is being httec
ont from Norwich, Conn. The schooner
Era 10 the vessel and she will sail mex
Monday. the object being to collect gra
phits. mica and other minerals for thu
Smithsonian Institute.
Winslow, the Boston fo-ger, VAS agar
remandsd to Jail in London yesterday
until juno 16.
The English Derby race was run yes
to-day. Fifteen horses ran. hisbo Ii
given AZ the name Of the winner.
The latest from the Quebec FIRE sayi
the number of houses burned 10 roughly
estimated from 600 to 800. Some 1900
families are rendered homeless. Sevsra
persons are missing and are supposed te
have persisted in the flames. The desti'
tuition among the lower classes is great.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

TEE Silver State says rich strike
has been made in the Pride of the
Mountain mine near Winnemucca. 1t
saws the ore body was struck at a depth
Of 100 feet from the surfacs. Two
samples from q streak about foot wide
assayed respectively S2O4 and 1926.
The extent Of the ore body is not yet
known, but the prospects of its being
large and continuous are very favorable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
WESTON TIVE WALKIST.

Philip Weston, from tle country G. $. Knight
Mr. Rou9hlad, hotel keeper..... frank Jones
Easp HcCabe, fought 81 Lights and
so '-''''
Clerk. Walters Quests etc. by the Company
To concls,le with the l.:I2thsi'ie, tarcl'ai nlu-
steal whimsical, teresichorean ENtraNs"anZa,
entitled tue
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

The BELkNAp TR1AL.-A Washington
dispatch says it is believed that the Sen
ate will adjourn until usxt November.
when it will assemble for the purpose OF
sitting a. . Court of Impeachment to try
the case of Eelknap. This course will
be pursued because it IS thought that
trial will occupy from four to siz weeks
time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

CoxFLAGRATIoN IN QUEBKc.-On Tues
isy . fire broke out in the St. Louis
suberb of Quebec, which ragged with
GREAT violence for more than six hours.
Over one thousand houses were destroy
Cd and the loss is estimated at over
$1,000, 900.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

FIELD FLovERs combined with wood
and field grass are suitable decorations
for hats st this season.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
Notice..

Al IL PERSONS RAVING BOOKS
~ belonging to the Carson Library Associa-
ton will please leave them 1t the rooms OF the
Nevada Historic, Scientific and Library Associa-
ton, opposite the Curry Engine House
c. F. COTTON, Secretary.
CarsoI4, May n. 1916.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

A LONDON dispatch OF May so says;
miss Nina Jury, sister of the Itch
borne claimant and one Of the Witnesses
against him in the famous trial, was to-
day sentenced to seven years penal ser
vitude, having been convicted of steal
ing
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

SuIc1pE.-A. Shepard. received a
dispatch from Silver City, Informing
him that L. P. Lickelson, weil-known
and respected citizen of Idaho, shot
himself yesterday at Silver City and will
be buried to-day. No cause is assigned
for the rash act. Deceased was a MEM
Der Of high standing of F. & A. NJ. and
was Past Grand Master Of the Order
[Silver State, May 30.
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Special Notice:
The Merry Makers will appear at Reno. Mon
day and Tuesday, June and 6; and at Virginia
City, Monday, June J..
The Merry Makers are en- ronte for the Cen
tenpial, where they viii appear in August.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
FROM GEORGE r.. ROWELL 1t 90.

o. Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name 10
SCI cts postpaid. L. JONES CO. Nassau, " y.
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White Cloud Items.

Hon. A G. OTIS paid our town flying visit Thurs
day Of last week The judges polite and gentlemanly
bearing wins friends wherever he goes.
A. B. Smith. formerly of White Cloud of Falls
City Neb., married Thursday the 18th inst to
Miss Maggie T. Lemon Of that place Squeeze that Lemon
gently Smithy, and remember it's perpetual soace.
Died. Sunday morning Oct. I'D 1s76 Ida daughter
Of John Bell aged ten years Funeral services at the
NJ E. church Monday, Rev. L. C. Ri ggs officiating.
Since his nomina ton for State Senator, Russ Williams
refuses to ride the night and will not in the
da time ride train that has sleeping attached
Russ has lately increased his stock of knowledge by ad
ding to it the experiences Of such jeff Davis.
Tilton, Phelps. and T. L. Davis
Some time ago. Mr.. A J. Idol brought TO town speci-
squash of the Otis variety which beat anything in
that line here before Its weight l13 s.
and il measured 5 feet 5 inches in circumference.
That ubiquitous specimen of the genus homo known
the Campaign Liar and who. il supposed had retr
ed int deserved obscury has lately made his debut in
White Cloud and has been trying the effect Of his mali
examinations the Republican candidate for State
Senator 1t might be well for the c. J. to lay low
reach the Of perfection here below and few
say, Il have no holes in my coat
The residence of Mr. Samuel alter ION Roys Creek
together with the entire contents burned Satur
day the I4h inst, while the family absent attend
ing the Fair Hiawatha. The origin of the fire Is
known. No insurance.
A. S. Brewsters wife presented him with another
pledge of affection in the shape of pound boy on
Tuesday morning last
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u seloyers Flour Leland's, and warranted good
as any other make
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'A
Se demand Tor Irish potatoes In the isst week Tor
oxin. 80 ,n.,,.- ''O'" ." " p
rev loads OF green apples would find ready sale
are very scarce IN the stores
Thos Heatley, Esq., from Troy. was down last Satur-
looking after his interest in the election Tor the Leg
nia'ure ne WIN not back down. in spite OF view who
' t"nuenoe 70 eh"ke Nun On p ."o
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nj '@He' nu.er orO'e eighteen heAu =, n"u .~'ue
'o"H s' VICE. W Ms iAfn' !" LOO" 'H'' " '''
'oi sprung hnAfAe@
Thos Lsngon and brothers are feelings good many
cattle and hogs this Winter, for Spring trade Those
Ou'' very nice irAme nOae W '.
70 live in n IN. boy, conIa ,h;.I ~
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children from goi,, .tr, ,h ,.;I-od track a. GOOD
many Tt,a bor. On io .,orh a, ,,r;ks thu car. w 4, n
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Notice to Teachers.

TGNHE School Law requires that Teachers Certih-
Gates shall be issued by the Beard uf Examiners only
t0scand4t-s who shAA have passed psbc examination
fully held and .isll continue IN force respectively
two years year and six months according To grade
subject only revocation for In view the-e
proyisi0n IL is evident list that certificate cannot
fully dated back beyond the time when the Board in
the Of business actually awarded the same
Cd that although the Board may by revocation for cause
abridge, they esnsot lawfully extend the time during
which certificate issued by them shall be in force In
compliance with the above provisions there will be
public examination Of applicants for Teachers Certih
cate at the Court House IN Troy the first Saturday in
the mouths 81 August September October and Novem-
Der No private examinations will be granted aud
certificates Issued except compliance with the law
Troy. July q. Is76-im,
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The Convention met in Troy On the cath inst W. D.
Rippey chosen Chairman, and John NJ Tracy Sec
rotary, and s. Hardy Assistant Secretary.
The following Committee resolutions was appointed
b. ODriscoI Samuel Hardy and ID. Thornton. who re-
ported the following resolutions which untnim rus
ly adopted:
WHEREAS The voters Of the Independent ,rty deem
Il necessary Tn organize and present ticket "i snn re-
liable the financial issues Of the day, therefore,
be ii
Re-olued That We the members the Independent
party will vote for such only IN favor &" r
monetizng sill in the State of KansNs and restoring
the same TO its place in the nations IN inee
Resored That favor of the nati"n having the
people and demand the retirement Of all Bank paper
and the substitution of the legal tender notes Of the
the and that they be receivable for all
demands the Government Of every name and nature
Resored That regard the act Of Congress- known
Of sixty millions is tn be saddled the peo
pie the most Infamous fraud OF the and we de
who is favor of its immediate and unconditional
repeal.
The Convention then proceeded make the following
nominations
For State Senator. DIR. J. Leigh.
District Clerk, Frank Brown
Probate Judge Robt Wilkinson.
County Attorney nomination made.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, ID. d. RISE.
For Representative LIST District Z. Snyder; Cd Dis
trict X. K. Stout ID District Charles Kearney For
Township Trustee of Washington Township, T. Worries
nominated.
The Convention next appointed County Central Com
mittee as follows: W. D. Rppey, of Wolf River. Chair
John n. Tracy of Centre, Secretary; James Jen
kns of Burr Oak; T. Worries Washington; o Drseoll
Wayne; d. Thornton, Iowa
After interesting speech from b. oDriscoll the
Convention adjourned. W. ID. RIPLEY,
JoHS NJ TRACY Sec Chairman.
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To the Hon Thos He1lshaH Chairman Of The Democratic
Central Committee Of DoRiphGn County hdhsds: SIR =
For the conferred upon me, by placing my name
in nomination Superintendent of Public Instruction
/ return to the Convention my sincere thanks
Owing however, to the duties which am now under
obligation to perform in the school will not be
able 10 20 to do Justice to myself
or uarty would therefore respectfully beg leave to
withdraw; but in doing wish to say that the ohcs
Of Superintendent of Public Instruction ike that oil
Judge either District Probate should not be deemed
a nautical one and no compromise any party
principle BY voting for the most thoroughly Ian
aed for the position practical teacher comOined
with the necessary business qualifications to ut him 10"
the responsible duties of the Office To such one L
vould refer to D. D. Rose. As teacher he stands at
the head of the profession in the County and his past Of
acial acts have given universal satisfaction Really Ne Is
the only candidate in she field that has any prac
cal knowledge Of the workings of Common Schools
Hoping this will be satisfactory to ALL and that the
whole ticket National State, and County will be rcto
rims am Yours truly.
w. TREvETT.
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~ &c per yard for Prinl., at C W Noyes 4 Co 4.
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For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only 10 regular advertising
Business cards of S lines OF less, Is year
For legal and transient advertisements 81 square
first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines of solid NOnpareil make one square. All
fractions half square and counted full
square. -
Advertisements requiring to be certified 70, will be
charged Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
M JOB WORK Of all kinds done short notice.
low as the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
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Severance Items.

The rally on last Saturday just what expected
and consequently was disappointed. d. NJ John
stnn made the speech He is always third choice with
the Democrats as has been illustrated in the past First
John Martin; second, Baily Waggsner; third. d. "
Johnston.
Mrs Arch Campbell received dispatch on Monday
last conveying the sad intelligence OF the death Of her
sister Miss Hattie Wise Mrs c. has the sy mpa-
thy Of this community.
Pat Maher jumping over fences, and smashing
things in general on last Sunday On enquiry onnd
he was the happy father of fourteen pound boy.
People generally think the Democrats Cooper
men but now they know it, Witness W d. Rippey of
fering the Democrats the Cooper POLE in order that they
may eclipse the Republicans
A sanford is q candidate for Township Trustee Go
in Amos; you are our hueklebury. rou KNOW.
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AAHA Can't be made BY every agent every month in
ttItIIl the business furnish bat those willing
MILL work Fan easily a tuz.n dollars a day right
SOOS in their own localities Have tc
plain here. BHsiness pleasant aid honorable Wunen
and BOYS and girls. do we'll ss We will furnish
complete Outfit free The business pays better than
anything else. We will bear expense Of starting you
Particulars Write and see Farmers aud meehan
cs their and daughters and all classes IN need 81
paving work home, shnud write 10 Us and learn all
about the work Now is the time. Don't delay
Address True Co, Augusta, Maine. I9oct-
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To the Working Cia,-.-Ws now prepared TO
furnish all Glasses with constant employment at home
the whole Of the time for their spare moments Ru-
ness new light and profitable PeIspIs of either
silly fram 20 cenis = per evening and proper
ona by devoiiBg their hole time the bvsnes-
Bows aud girls nearly much That all who
this notice send their address and test the bust
ness make this unparalleled Offer: To such
well satisfied will send dollar pay Tor the
bic OF writing. Full particulars samples worth several
dollars 20 commence sork on, aud copy Of Home aad
Freside Of the largest anil best Illustrated Pubea
TINS all fire. by mail Reader. if you perna
neut profitable work Address. GEOEGE STIS-oN a Co.
Portland. Maine, octl9.
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Co 10 the Mounraip- of Colorado.

BY the Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, the
and popular line from Aehison and Kansas City. via the
beautiful Arkansas Valley Pueblo Colorado Springs,
Denver, Canon City, Cucharas Del Norte Trinidad San.
ia Fe and all points in Colorado New Mexico and Ari
Special round trip tickets to Denver only $50 al
lowing stopo privileges both ways the main line and
at Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pixies Peak Low
igrant rates TO the san Juan Mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between the Missouri
River and Rocky Mountains without change. Close
nections made at Pueblo With trains Denver and
Northern Colorado.
For maps time tables and the San Juan Guide" adj
dress. T. J. ANDERSON, Gen. PAS. 1t.
27july. Topeka Kan.
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W. d. STEWART, Secy.


WAYNE Township Democratic Convenfien.
Til, Democrats Of WAYNE Township met in con
y.ptinn at the Tilden and Hendricks Club Room octo
Der 2lst Is76 at O'Clock, for the purpose OF Piac
ing in nomination Township Ticket W. H. Neset
"a. cbosen Chairman and J. Welsh Secretary. The fol
lowing ticket was nominated
Trustee-GeOrge Waller.
Clerk-Allen B. Smith
Treasurer-Joseph BrittOn
CopstabIes-John Ciof, and James Vineyard
Road oyerseer District No. l. James Waller
On motion Of Dr. Sawyer COMMITTEE Of three was
l.cd in nomination who should act Township Com
mittee for one year j. Welsh Esquire Hinckley and
VIM. Shaw. were elected Committeeman.
On MOTION the proceedings of the Convention he pup
lished in the Troy Chief
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WI NESBIT
, ,r--,, g. Chairman.
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Consumption can be CURED.
scheuck's Pulmonic Syrup,
schencks Sea Weed Tonic,


schancks Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Frequently medicines that iii stop cough will occa-
sion the Of the patient they up the liver stop
the circulation If the blood h-morrhase Follows and in
fact they clog the action of the very that
the cough.
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia the cauSes If two
thirds the Of Consumption MANY persons eui
plain dull pain in the side constipation coated
pain shoulder blade feelings Of row and
restlessness food lying heavily On the stomach
companied with acidity and beehng up of wind
These symptoms usually originate from a disnrtered
condition of the stomach a torpid liver
Persons affected if they take or W heavy colds
and if the cough in these be suddenly will
fnd stomarh and liver clog- REMAINING trpii and
inactive and almost before they are aware the lungs are
a of sores and neeIstrd the result of which Is
death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain opium or anything calculated cheek
cough suddenly.
Sehenek's Sea Weed Tonic dissnlyes the food mixes
with the gastric juices "f the stomach aids and
creates a rayennu, appetite.
When the bowels eo-tiv- skin saIlnw or the syup
toms otherwise Of billions tendency Sehencks Mandra
Pills required
These medicine. prepared only by
j. H. SCHENCK & son.
y. +. corner Sixth and Arch Sis Phila
And are for sale by all druggists ana dealers.
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r. - 20 for a barrel of SALT at Moves & Cos.
NofirP This

In another part of paper will be found the aver-
tisement of Waterman & Bernard who wish sell all
the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties
ST. Joseph ElwOOd for the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from any wish
ing purchase Lumber They prepared to deErsr by
the load at any point the 81. Joe & ID. e. and
A y. Railroads and they guarantee entire satsfac-
tion. in Quality and Price Good staLLing for leans.
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DONIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial District-P. i. HUBBARD
County Commissioners-fEED. HARFsTER, CYRUS LELANi
ia. A. LARzELERE--
SheriH-THONAs j. VANDERsLIcR
Clerk of Dirtrct COurt-FKANk BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBEKT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELHS.
County AttOrney-W. ID. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. II. DRESNISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instructon-D. ID. RosE.
Cnroner-DR. WIN. REEDER
Survevor-JAMEs +. FoRNAN.
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East Norway. Oct, 2lst, 1876.


Wayue Township hepuDiicah So"'e"He.'
The Republicans of Wayne Township persuant to call
met in mass Convention at the Enerline building In
Doniphan Saturd day October sist 1876 at O'Clock
D. H. for the purpose Of nominating a Township ticket
J. a. Floyd ST. called the Convention 10 order and al
ter stating the object of the Convention the Conven on
proceeded to permanent organization, with j. H. Floyd
as Chairman and ". d. Stewart Secretary. resoiu-
ton was offered and accepted that the candidates LOT
Township offices be nominated by ballot that plurality
f yo,es nominate and that the polls be kept open until
5o'clock D. m Nominations then bring in order, NJ L.
Iapdon was nominated for Trustee Thomas II. Frank
lin and Isaac F. weyer for Treasurer W. d. stewart
for Clerk; j. H. Floyd ST.. and Thomas Hill, for Con
stables Daniel Quinn and Albert Floyd for District
l. Two tellers then appointed to examine the re-
,ult of the vote Mr. Landon and W. c. Williams The
polls being closed and the eanvassed NJ L Landon
was found duly nominated for Trustee Isaac Weyer
Treasurer; w D. Stewart Clerk; J. H Floyd and Thos
Hill Constables ard Albert Floyd, Road overseer
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
J.H. FLOYD,
NJ N S,rv,vr Secx Chairman
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I.eNrl Resf.

We are sure pays to do your ere' be't at all tmes
. whatever is worth doing at all worth doing wel as
an illustration the manufacturers Of the famous Charter
Oak Stoves have always aimed buy the best material
employ the best wurkmen and make the best Ceekins
sieve that could be produced. and the result is the
Charter Oak has attained popularity unprecedented
In III. hisfnrv of Stoves.
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Strayed from the corral in Troy since the 10th of
tober, pale red steer two years old branded right
hip with u. r. in large letters, little lame in left hip
Supposed to have gone in the direction of Wolf River
suitable reward will be paid for his recovery nfora-
ton leading thereto. JOHN RHUE, and
Octl9w3. Y. X. STOUT
Troy Kansas
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i. WELSH. Sc
.v.Tov,.bip Democralic Ticket.

rRoY KANSAS. October, 18th ls'6
Amer the adjournment of the District Convention OF
the second Representative District the delegates to the
Democratic County Convention from Wayne Township
met in Convention and placed in nomination the follow
ing Township ticket:
Trustee-w J. Canter-
Clerk. +. Forman.
Treasurer-wm. T. Symns-
Constables-John Gef. James Vineyard
WIN Z. PICKET.
WV p. SYNNs, Sec. ChaiFmAn-
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9oeal Matters.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:

Advertising Rates:
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N 1se. for good FLANNEL. at Move. s Cos.

STRArED.-From pasture mile OF Troy, one
threey old Heifer deep red, crop and two Sits in
right white belly and ta-supposei gone
southwest in direction of Independence Greek Win
pay any well for his trouble will deliver the
herr Troy. G. BSRkHAIIER