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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22

Lsgsw autographed to his wife ct Pal.
estins, ILL.,, to 20 to the railroad with
hsarse to meet certain train, as be
would arrive dead. She did SO, and
found him dsad-drunk. Angry at his
joke, and possibly disappointed, she had
him thrown into the hssrse, in which
abe conveyed him homo.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22
POSTP1NEHTENT.

POSTP0NEMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Monday, October 30, 1879, ut the same
time and place.
Phoebe, Nevada, Sept. 20 1879
". L. MCKEE, Sheriff.
By GEO. II. GoRNIAN, Deputy Sheriff. ee20.td
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

30 IT SEEMS now that there were only
S1o7, 1854 in bank to the credit OF
the city kst night, according to the
weekly report Of City Treasurer Guth.
rie. We notice also that there were or
ders drawn last night amounting to
Sl0, ,342. IL, which II paid would leave
only s9l, ,44l.99 in the Treasury. AT
the regular bill night in Council for
August, there will bs additional orders
drawn for probably $1,000 more which
will still further reduce the amount in
the Treasury to about $4,000. Treas
urer Guthrie and his organ, the da-
Eetts, have both made promises to the
people that there would be $l2O, 600 in
the Treasury on the frat of September
with all back bills paid. This does not
look much like it, bat then ali error #
e4o, 900 ia not much for a Democratic
Council. Now is the time for Mr.. Guth-
ris and the Gaz,.ts to sc! new arishma-
tics.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
State Convention.

A State Convention ef the Republican Par
" OF Delaware will be held at Dover, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d,at o'clock,
%. M, for the purpose Of nominating three
candidates for PRESIDENTIAL Eie ttors, aad
Candidate for Representative In congress.
The Convention will consist OF lo) delegates
.-78 to be chosen from New Castle county, 4o
from Kent county, 4! from Sussex county; ap-
portioned In the usual numbers In tho re-
epec,ive Hundreds and Wards:
The mode OF selecting the delegates to said
Convention shall be as follows, viz:
The Republican voters Of Kent and Sussex
Counties will assemble at their usual voting
places at O'Clock, p. m, on SATU hDA1, i,
AUG. 2Sth. and Immediately proceed TO Sc
leet three Judges to hold the delegate elec'
tion end the Judges so selected shall, as soon
as chosen, open the polls Tor said delegate
election and hold the same open until 4
In the Several Wards of tho City OF Will
mington, and Hundreds in New Castle coun-
ty, the Republicans will assemble at 0 0'clock
d. M, and select three Judges to hold ihe del
egate election and the Judges so selected
shall, as soon as chosen, open the polls lOr
the election of said delegates, and Keep the
same open until O'Clock, p. m.
None but Republicans, or those pletgfng a
full support to the ticket nominated Dy the
Convention will be allowed to vote for dele.
gates. The election OF delegates shall be iy
ballot
Upon closing the polls, the Judges duly
chosen shall publicly count the votes and I'M
mediately certify the reault to the Chairman
of the State GENITAL Committee.
by order Of State Central committee.
ID. W. CANNON, Chatrn an.
Dover, Del, aug. Is. 1851.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

DEMOCRATS WHO suppose that Han.
cock would not be the mere puppet Of
the ex. rebsls in case Of his election,
should remember how Buchanan was
bull-dozad into submission. The poor
old man was completely in their power
before the war commenced. They
actually threatened his assassination
in case their wishes were thwarted,
and It wss the general bolief that they
tried to put him out of the way by
poisoning about the time Of his in.
auguration when SO many persons
were poisoned at the National Hotel in
Washington where the President t.elect
was stopping. Men like the Southern
leaders, who will wink at open murder
and secret assassin alton, to get a politi-
cal opponent out of the way, and will
stuff ballot boxes with fraudulent votes
III order to carry point, will do any
thing. Should Hancock be elected aud
should he prove true to the South as
he no doubt will, we will have a Ca,ar
at the White House, that the North
cannot shake off. Republicans must
elect Garfield by such large majority
that there will be a general acquies
oence In the result.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

THERE Is NOT so much laughing in the
back seats Of the Democratic churches
now since 1t is almost absolutely GER
tain that the Hen. John W. Houston
will be the nominee of the Republican
party Of Delaware, for Congress. The
Judge belongs to one Of the Oldest and
most influential families in the State.
He is immensely popular and will poll
so much over his party vote that sus
sex county may be considered sure for
him. The same popularity attends him
all over the State, indeed so long has
he been on the bench Of the State, thai
he is simply citizen of Delaware, with
no county lines encircling his influence,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Cheap Groceries.

Cone to the Granger store. l03 e. 9Th st.,
for your -four. Patronize home industry !;
d MT send to other states to get your -four,
for we can make as good flour In delaware,
Just come TO 1903 L. 9th st. and try our flour,
it is ruiy good Tor the Irlce; our 80 Il ur Ia
excellent; our &c. 81 makes bread as white as
snow. We still have lot f old wheat flour
at 20. t 1t beats all creation, II you only look
at il Cat meal Sc. b.; 4 Is corh starch 25c.;
4 lbs. rice 25c pure honey 100. bottle We
have the whitest sugar snd the best coffee In
the city for the price 20. bar for soap. Just
think of 1t! &c. bar for rood soap; shamrock
soap 10. bar; ole soap &c. bar; starch tc. ib ;
lbs. silver gloss star'h 26c.; good brooms
25c. Come to the Granger store, lv8 Fast 9th
81 where you get tho most for your money.
s2etst T. M, WlER,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

THERE Is nothing surprising in the
eager grab Of the South at the National
Treasury. 1t was utterly broken down
and impoverished dnring the war and
it had neither the spirit of enterprise
nor the habit Of industry to recuperate
it. 1t contributed very little Of the
national revenue, and whatever it could
secure from the public funds would be
80 much gain without any loss. fthe
situation was reversed we Of the North
might be just as eager to replenish our
depleted pockets from the public
Treasury. There is nothing whatever
strange in the South seeking to make
up what it lost at the expense Of the
North. The only wonder is that any
sane man in these Northern States
should sustain and aid it in this effort.
Democratic victory means the solid
Scuth in control, and the solid South in
control means that the North shall
pay not only its own losses but those Of
the South as well.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

Me-. JAMES ODGERs writes to us and
says he was called from sick bsd to
sign a paper purporting to sustain the
County Republican Committee, but
was very much surprised to find when
published that it was an endorsement
Of the State Central Committee. Mr.
odgers says he has been grossly de-
ceived as he heartily endorses the
County Committee. Mr., 0. Is not the
only member that has been deceived,
but never mind now It Is all over, the
white winged dove Of peace hovers over
= United Republican party which will
result in electing Hon. John W. Hous-
ton to Congress and enrolling little
Delaware for Garfield and Arthur
Let by-gones be by-gones.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
BONNER'S STABLES.

Performance OF Forrest & Rnrus
OF the many fast trottsrs owned oy
Mr.. Bonner, the fastest undoubtedly
are Edward Forrest and Rarus, the for
mer having equalled and the latter
beaten 2llf in private trial under
FIVE different watches. They were driv-
en- by John Murphy, the trainer and
driver, who sent Dexter to his best
time. In speaking of the performances
of the horses to New York World re-
porter yesterday, Mr.. Murphy said
tt at last fall he drove Forrest AMI Rar-
us a mile on Mr.. Bonner's three guar.
ter track. Forrest going the distance
in Ell and Rarus in 2 1li. That
was soon after Mr.. Bonner purchased
Rarus at Hartford and withdrew him
from the track. Mr.. Murphy says that
both horses are in better condition now
than they were then and fully able to
repeat that performance, il not excel it.
Either Of them, he thinks, under favor
able circumstances, can do 2l0, and,
he added, ~ don't think there is anoth-
er horse living can do it." Although
Rarus has beaten Edwin Forrest a quar-
ter of second, Murphy considers For
rest ths fastest Of the two, and gives it
as his opinion that Forrest can give
Rarus the pole and beat him the best
two in three heats.
Maud s. while working on the track
at Charter Oak Park, was speeded a
quarter Of a mile in 0.3l4$, or at 2.07
gait. A few weeks sgo Mr.. Bonner
speeded Edwin Forrest a quarter OF q
mile to a skeleton wagon in C.3l4, or at
a 2.O6 gait, and Mr.. Bonner weighs
about 1856 pounds. With two such
horses, whose public performances are
80 we'll known, all the honors should
aot be left to St. Julien or Maud s., and
If Mr.. Bonner would only allow Forrest
and Rarus to make public trial to
beat the "fastest" there would be such
a gathering as has never been seen in
this or any other country. Mr.. Bonner
has in his stable, or OH his farm, Mr..
Murphy says, nearly twenty borses
tha can bs taken out ct any time and
driven TO beat 2.20; several of them can
beat 216, and with little training
could be brought down to 2.14 or 2.l3.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

THE REPUBLICANS have commenced
well in mating candidates for Coun
ell. The only one yet nominated is
Edwin G. Moore Of the Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Moore is q stsunch Republican, an
intelligent and upright citizen and will
not fail to make a good Councilman. II
all the wards do as well the Republi.
cans will make q good show.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

HARPER's WEEKLY says, the Demo.
cratic party, by suppressing the colored
vote, makes "Solid South" and we
are asked 10 give the Government int o
she hands of that Solid South, becaus Z
to do 30 will conciliate it, and not 10
DO 80 Is sectional hate. In this situa-
ton, which is thus offered to us by the
Democratic party, we are glad to recall
the sententious wisdom Of a village
philosopher" The American people
are not fools.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
TO THE 'FRONT.'

Charley KYLE. the veteran Zoe cream dealer,
has mads ample arrangements TO supply bis
many customers with the largest and cheap
est watermelons that can be found In this
fine watermel0ns, and he would be pleased "a
see his many customers. Give him call "
his stalls ia the second ct. market, All orderF
promptly Allied, ,lltt CHAS, kyle.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIO SALE
IlR0POSALS.-ro IRON MANUFAC.
Il TURERS.
IE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

oPKICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, d. O., AUGUST IL, 1906
Sealed proposals will be received at this oil.
tce until IL o'clock In. OF I tuesday,, the 3lst
day of August 1880, ior furnishing tho mate
riais and lator Of all kinds necessary for the
completion Of the metai-wOrk of the Rear
Bacon of tho Range OF Paris Island, s. o.,
transportation OF the structure to Charleston,
S. o.. sand the erection OF the same at the
site, will be done by the United States.
Plans, specifications, forms OF proposal, and
other information. may be obtained on appli'
cation to this office.
The right is reserved to reject any CT al
bids, and 10 waive any defects.
JOHN RnDtfERS,
Rear Admiral, U. 8. Navy, Chairman.
813.eod.6t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

rebel proslavery sentiment down to the
most humilia.ing officiating subserv'
iency for the sake Of power. No won
der the people concluded that the Dem
ocracy we're dishonest and hyposritical
in their rretsnsions and unworthy OF
being entrusted with the rule OF the
nation.
After all these failures to elect their
candidates, the Democracy have weak
ened in new expsdients, and hence the
platform of 1850, is clear of all defined
opinions in regard to the Constitutional
Amendments. With 15S votes solid at
their backs the Democrats without
pledges expect by fraud in New York
and other States Of the North to elect
their candidate for the Presidency.
What then will become Of the Consti'
tutional Amendments when they have
the President and Congress all at their
backs
There are but few who do not believe
th OF the Democracy were more honest in
their declal atoms Of 1868 than at any
time since. Their real principles and
intentions are more fully and truth.
folly shown by the ex-oWners filing
bills for the recovery Of pay for their
slaves that were set free by the fortunes
Of the war they brought upon them
selves. The expression that the recon.
struction acts Of Congress are usurpa'
tions, unconstitutional, revolutionary
and void, is the true sentiment Of the
Democratic party, and no stone will be
left unturned until these amendments
are declared unconstitutional. But, "
says somebody, "they cannot do that.
Even If they elect their President and
a majority Of both Houses of Congress,
they must amend the constitution and
that amendment must be ratified by
three -tourths Of the States before it be
comes valid, and this can never be
done"
Do not be so sure of that. After the
election Of Democratic President and
Congress the road to a notification OF
the Constitutional Amendments is short
and easily found. Already a bill is
pending before Congress for the ap'
pointment Of twelve more Judges Of
the Supreme Court which would be q
majority of that body. If Democrat
is elected the new appcintees will all
be Democrats of the most ultra type,
whose opinions in regard to the recon-
struction amendments have been well
known in advance. Then let a test
case, arising under the reconstruction
acts, come before the Supreme Court so
constituted:whst will become oftbe Con-
stitutioual Amendments We presume
our readers see it for themselves, and
will therefore see that the only perma-
nent peace for the nation is IN the sue
cess Of the Republican party.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
President of the Board Of Health.
Attest :--E. b Ffazer, Secretary.

6esolred, That the Mayor Of this city, to.
gOther with the President of the Board OF
Health, sttested by the Secretary Of the
Board, do issue proclamation warning oil
persons who shall be afflicted with said dis
ease, or coming from vicinity wherein said
disease existe, under the penalty Of the law,
against coming within tho liUits OF this city;
and all railroad companies, steamboat, ship,
vessel or stage owners or managers, from
bringing or suffering to be brought within the
limits of this city any person who shall be
suffering, or coming from the vicinity of said
disease; and requiring physician and al
other persons having knowledge of said dis.
ease, to report the same at once, either to the
President ut the Board Of Health or the
Health Officers Of the city. S2o-St
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

Now LIT the Republican Sparty @.
Delaware 60 in to win. Garfield for
President and Houston for Congress
make q strong team. Let Republicans
everywhere organize.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

The FIR5T WARD REPUBLICANS will
inset this evening at their headquar-
ters Third aud shipley streets, 10 agree
u Don the tim, fDr holding nomination
for Councilman and Ward officers al
80 to tran act other business pertain
1 ~ TO the W Ird.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

TIE PUBLIC have now got General
Sherman's letter to General Hancock
tor which clamor was raised by the
Democratic press, AM wh,t is there in
it Nothing but what any truly 10y
al man Of the nation can endorse.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

A BRAHAM MURRAY, UNDERTA-
IA ker, will furnish collins and caskets OF
ali kinds, in the neatest styles and cheapest
rates and a. quick dispatch. All wanting
furniture In this line please call at S2o King
street Orders may be lett at his residence,
6ls E. llth st.; Stansburry Murr9y's barber
shop, French st. near Ezion M. E. Church /;
Wilson & Caldwell's tobacco shop, National
Hall or at the residence Of W. +. BntIer,
Pastor Of Ezion church. 400 E.l8th St. Furniture
repaired on
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
hAKLROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

L VbdlAhUELl'f1lAIW WlLmlNulON hEND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 20, 1880.
Trans will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia ana intermediate Sta
items, 100, $40, $780, a. M, 2ao 100, 700, 9.bC
p. m.
Phiiadelphia and New York 9.2a, $50, 100,
1902, o. M, 1889, 1913, t.07 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.36
O, m. b.22 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, Eos p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, ZOO, 2l6,
6.2S q. M, H. 262, l.04, 4.48 T.08 p. m.
Tratps for Delaware uiyision leave for:
Rev Castle, 600, s.2S q. n, LOO, $40, o.ab
pm.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.25
4. H., I.U6, d25 y. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, S.2b o.
a., l.e6 p. m.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40 a. M, 300, e.3U, $50 p. n.
Philadelphia and New 4, 2.23 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 4.Uo ., N.
For further inform alien passengers are 70.
ierred to the time tables p0sIed at tho depot
h. r kENREY, Supt-
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
P&OCLAMATION.
DRUCLAMA ALTON.

Now, therefore, we, John p. Almond,
Mayor OF tho city Of Wilmington, Delaware,
and T. Elwood Singley, President OF tn,
Board OF Health, BY the authority Of the an
nexed resolution, and Of an ordinance passed
at the City Hall April Is, A. d., lrb1, do
warn all persons cited In sal resolution, from
bringing to this city on the 18th day CT Au'
gust, A. d.. 1887, negroes commonly called
celored persons, and other persons from the
cities otPhiladelphia, OF Penna.. and Camden,
N. J., who may be afflicted with small pox, or
rom the districts or vicinity wherein said dis
ease exists, under the penalty of law Ia such
cases made and provided.
(~>) Given under the hand and seal Of
}sEAL. the Mayor and the hand Of the
wv President Of the Board Of Health
and attested by the Secretary, this twenty
NTH day Of August. n. j 1881, at Whining
ton, Del. J. p. ALLMOND, Mayor.
I. ELyooD SiFGLEY,
President OF the Board Of Health.
Attest --E. b. Frazer, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

vVyHE LARGEST ULOTHIN9 HOUSE
j. in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAhER
Grand Det0t, l.th t.. MatKet 70 Onessnut
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
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ORR CIRCULATION.

We invite the business men anu
merchants Of the city to call at the
REPUBLICAN Office and SEQ our
large edition being printed. You
.ra weleome any and all times.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS
AND
B ASK EFT PICNIC.

The officers of Armstrong Lodge, 1928, A.
+. A. NJ, OF Newport, Del, will be publicly
Installed by tho Grand Lodge Of Delaware In
Mck arlin'S woods, one mile from Newport, on
THURSDAY, SEPT. ed, 1850.
Addresses Will be delivered by Rev. J. II.
Caldwell, Of Wilmingtsn, and otRers: All
are cordially invited to come and spend the
day with us. Installation ceremonies at IL
O'Clock, noon. BY order of the Lodge.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, W. M.
ALEX. IRONS, III. ID. Sls-otd eod.2tw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PRESIDENT:
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
(of Ohio.)
vICE-PRESIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
(of New York;
FOR sHRRIFF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDN.
, 1880-09-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Business at the Banks Steady
Money Abundant.
New York Exchange Below Par Be-
tween Neutrality-suspicious..
The Produce Markets Moro Actfvc-Pork
iilghof-Lard Eas1cr-Mca!s Steady.
Rye Stronger, with Some Excitement
Other Brcadstuffs Easior.
FINANCIAL.

TItno wns whom tho settlements OF tho lst nntl
nj nf tho tnunth tua,,u considerable stir at tho
banks. Funds Ind to he hurrowc,t, coltNtcrals
sought for In thor hiding -plnccs, and Rcncrniiy
n acnrryinE nbaut 10 innkc np lnlnnccs. New
thcso settlements mako scarcely ripple.
Dealers rs rulc hnvo thu funds On hand fur NIL
engagements, and wlliic, Of course, there Is
more and lnrgor checking. business moves nlotiE
quietly rs il no large balances wcro to bc ad-
l,tate4l.
From tho Chicago bnnks there ia very little
nows OF my kind IN report. Customers nre
freely supplied With MI tho money they want.
Time discounts nro about Gl l.er cent, md for
ANAL fnvurs. Call hlid sllort.ttino olns Gun 10
Ind of SONS nf tho hunks ut 3G1l per cent. For
turEr amounts. with approved colntcrnls, hor.
rowOrs can abollt mike their own turlna rs I'm
mc,lsc sums nf money are lying tsllo with
sonu If tho t,nnks. New York exchange Is still
tint, with MI abundant s.ipply. Thu ratc between
hunks wns ncnrty uniform, Mt S1.0O per $1,000
dIscunnt. 1jnnkcrs dislike tn part with THUR
currency for New York cxchanHc, for should
tloy do so, or ship IL Enst, thoy would he quite
si1ro very SOM TO order 1t baek, MS largo orders
nru EnUn expected to move tho crops Tho
bank clenrings were ss,N0O,0U0,
Stocks lii New York opened With downward
tendency, hut by II n. nj. stronger feeling was
developed. md several gaIns w2ro r0Ml!zcd. Tho
principal feature WIS tho strcngth md uctfyity
OF Northwestern md 1.nke Eru l. Western.
Tie following table shows tho variations for
tho tlny:
, 1880-09-04

dpfetf& UHpafth 10 Iht CAftAfo 1ftthHfs
NEW YottK, Sept La--t|HAlN-Whrnt-W Winter wcaks
ono, ycldlnx abont }{atc, OF gradss suffering n'st
on continued fsOD OTorngs nstd lDra nct!Ft e1aan1
mainly from a!Wculativp SOURCES, scass on III t.o
option lno trlAo mnro trntly, nprn. quoted acan!
on a sow mnyoincnt, 14Auu Iu M. sea a.
&i9Ecsl.t1!f closing at tl.Ti nfnnts 3itn hu s"t
CIcnRo spTiHx at ai1l. C0rn-ltboEnl bnsluess ra'!
deliveries acquiring prominence 1T Hea'aa''
lE!ccs unsacd. "nd In tho onsinn limo cnsier; ssta
sta nn,s;.ay a:isS u IN n1sn'.tG i:.n' ,s ="
s ~ @ GhrSY II Il sst"r tsS s'G Fl
wssx, It n, sss! is do Hsp!o'Saf Splon:. AZ
- q sSats. 81 ,t4s ,t4ssfy i snsy sSs: 4. 81
s|$s: ;|$: s;ss u 0 %s.iss .;$ ;i "a
s9 .%t'y OF fs{s i L. Il RI ss%!l 4 '',fstk wt
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fm a IasIsaf 1'o1ds pt far ,snsa ama
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ot"st :,e.,agss .. AZ 10" rs as ;d ho'" ''' k'A"'
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:ss; s| isSs;; iSsSIsssia as; sats s"S s'
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sss ss!s tS1tSs iSa. sst S; A. :
ssS = y: A.; s }E'is .;s s
$ III :;I:;;';
1 s!s: - ssS' ss *.s;s
ssss' ~ ;Ss,' 'rts Il 's'; tsssIs VIZ as' ''A
IixX-Hissay w!!n "A ! ia!t.la1'aud.
, 1880-09-04

a S1Ul[ AIll.
Stephen II. Davis filed a ',ill Thursday, which
wss suppressed mt tho tmo to got scrvtco.
against NAHUM, 8. Clark 10 compel him TO sur
render certain notes, etc. Complainant snys
that on tho 10Th Of juno last Cinrk met him and
told him ho was tho owner Of tho "strnight
Vinegar Works" at No. 9fo Indiana street; thnt
they could cnslr turn out 10 gallons dny nj
eost OF not over $9.bo, or less than four ccnts
gallon, wtllo tho vinegar could be Bold FOR II or
70 cents n gallon. Clnrk WIS very busy Just
then at something else, and WIS willing 10 sell
this young gold-mLne dirt cheap Mt $l3O0. His
fornman, II. c. Greon, could Rive further 1'ar-
ttcu,ars. Davis was Intoxicated at tho i'lca Of
getting rich 20 quick, md lnlmc.
dIatoly called on Green, who bntstcrcsl
up Ciarks statements, anI even exceeded
them. Tho result WIS TINT Davis bought tho
establishment, pHytng flU cash nni giving ms
twelve notes for $1,1aD more, rnyN'Ile ono cncH
month. ffe then tonk possession a.d started 10
make vinegar. 1t did not rtsinirc my loNs TING
term "atraght" ,sns only 10 bn tHknh IN |? rlck-
wlcktan scnBc. 1nstcnd Of !nHkttE .fl Ghllona
day for $oh1, he can with:lItclltiy squeeze ont
sixty Hnitnns Mt n cost OF $lb, nl tho works tlts
not mike enough t0 pay expenses: lMvls y y
Bouror aud Il wis4r Hlit now. NH! no nsks tint
Clark nny 1o prevented from fnrcclt'slnE tho
ohattcl nortEaEo given 70 secure tae twclve ",
cRnce!ed, and tint Cnrk may bo compelled, ii
possible, he hcing financially worthless, TO rcp9y
tho $lU0 cnsh Payment. AMI oomrlnlnnnt, II
conclusion, ayers Tint "hc Will ever rray"-to
he kept frnm rOlnE into n "straight" vinegar
factOry ngain Iu tho future.