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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Nush- Berkshire MeCl;ntock, of whose esrly history little should be sud, fer re- sreet to others. has gone to San Francisco We were under tho impression that the beast was dead. having seen upc,i d telegraph pole m our city three months since an animal suspenIed between heaven and earth, under whosef,rmthenaiaeN NcCln,oeh showed forth inletters bold. Now. however. upei. .aGulry, W, ind that i, va. ouly Mush McChnt"ck hun- !n e.l..r Why doesn't his father come home from N.Irana and take charge of tie idiu,ic brute.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17


 
 THE CUMBERLAND GOLD AND sIvKE MINING Cox PAsT, Defendant
 By virtue of an execution in the above entitled cause issued of the District Court of Third Jud l District County of IGVapA, Territory of ArlKOr duly tested the l0th day of June, A. n. ,ss, by which an commanded To UAEe of tae persona! prop ery of the named defendant. if suifcsut ca be found. If then of his real property the of Ssl3 = loo, fI hundred and thirteen and 7Tl1O dol lars, with Interest on sAld hUm from June 10th. ls- st the rate Of ten per cent per aad for costs and disbursements taxed n the of (s576 D. lDDl sin hundred and seventy e1 and l00 dollars setner with accrung cOsts. satisfy sAid judgment have levied upon and se Fed lot in rope; spirit level roll rubber beltus lot door hinges counter scales lot sand paper box shoes and slippers; bo towering; box boots bots prin;.: dies and screw plae bolt sheeting nIilwrigat bats brace salphate acid baI stationery bottle muri.lc acid , ro s courAss; bottle cynsnile potassium; sack coffee; bottle blue mass; looking gias-; bunch lamp Eicks; lot ore sackE; package ammonia 9 bet oil pSinrs: piece leather betting box knives and forks: paint brushes, b acksrith aprons; aeohoi; box ilNets kess pant; boI horshoe nAlls box sssaytng tools; pkg matches; pkg blue stone tpoViered; pkg poS'd emery doz prs socks box haudkerchefs; box bnttous- lstudent lamp; lamp chinnsys: saws square; draw knife prs assay t1ngs: tin sieve: 3pEs backsm tongs roll leather betting box Dolt- rou morline dsui ohu distilled water; box tobacco, box fuse and rosin, bucket tobacco; box bArdtsck; piece leather betting box carpenter tools: boxes tresd; box slege hammers
 lot bandaua hsEdke-chiefsI steam whistle: lot toG shooting bullion mouds; druggist scale .dZs pulp scale pr timer shears lot medicines
 lot solder and baobi, metal picks; It jun perz: broad axe; lO prs oyerals pr pie tOngs; box penders bolts box gloves lanterns boxe- drawers;2 boxes under-hrts; box, conf-nts uu- known WhiEp broOms, box steam cocks; I goDg; I box door Toe # and hinges; boxes csnde-: piece belt lacng; box yeas; powder; iron lsdle: gold pans tiusm th tanks quicksilver: rrtort pipe; iron kettles To copper vire i1.ck screw ladies. granItewarc; l rrtort sewing pa ms; can va-s cotts tent: box wire -ereuing ors blauEefs box potash trunk; II rhOrt handle shOv,ls cad dies Siong handled shovels bride. tackle blocks pr q lOt aNe handles pr s4drle bag: l lot pck handles; sInche; D. .oo1 feet lumber Inor- or less, loose and Tn budlugs I2o oOo shingles: 3sJ feet betting more CT less blacksmith shop; beoWs and VI; wheel bargows; vice; sheets gaz iron; lot h1opiIOn; bars steele haT finch square steel bsI inch square stee lar round iron, Is feet loug: set single hsres- tH pounds flour; Li0 lbs beans !. sugar: . barrel sugar boiler and engine and apperA us. ths-,to belong rg; 2O joints pipe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

In the Justlces Court Prescott Precinct, County o'
 YASApai, Territory of Arizona
 H. V. FLEUEI, ]. ?. M. M. BUFFCN, Plaintiff,
 Fs.
 JoES A. WALSH and P. o. FRA ZfNsE, partners, doing business under the name and style of the Star Line dal and Trans portafiou Co, ncf1S- The Territory of ArzsIIa sehds greeting to John A. Walsh and r. O. FrAK-nse, YsTtaers coi-g hu-tn1-- uncer the name aud styl~ 0f the star LAls Nal And Ir1usrort4tiCn Company, DefcE dants. You are hereOy summoned to appear EcfOre ns, at my Cfhcr, iu Prescott precEc in The Coauty of l4Na- pal, he 25th day uf June, ISs st 10 o'clock in an ton brought against you by said piAnun to zns~Trr the complaint of the above named plaintiff. sad acton s brought to te ef Ixo hun 1red and nincty-nlus ninety-nlne one hundredfhs iollzrs. sEs9.9fOeI. for goods, and merchan- ise sold and deiiyrei by plaintiff 70 defendant ee tween July ls T. s. and Aprl i-t, issl or judgment sl be taken sgAinst Tor th- said aotUt, together SIth co ;s O; this sUit. fl you fail tc appear. To ti.e sheriff. any Constable Of HSid County, greeting: Make lea al service and que rvturn hereof Gwen under ny hand ihis 18th day of April A. D lssI.
 II. V. FLEtRY,
 Justice of the Peace of sad Precinct Prescott, April 4.th issl-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

The railroads of the State, especially the Denver and RIo Grande, are experiencing great difficulty in securing a sufficient num- Der of laborers To secure the necessary number they have agreed to give employ ment to all the idle men all the men with out visible means of support, that can he gathered up from the cities of the State. The city authorities of Denver have com renced to effectively cooperate with the railroad companies in this matter. They have already, We understand, furnished a considerable number of laborers. O.her cities uoUld do well to follow the example thus set Let them with DeUver gather up ell the ndigent idlers in their limits. give them employment on the railroad and give
 them to m derstand that they must not re- turn. and much .,"d will be done alike for
 the individuals and for the cities. Those who desire work will then be clearly dis
 tingIished from the yagahond> and the lat tel ca. be more easily punished. This con- d7tion of affairs sho~s .yi, clearly how un- founded are the complaints, that men can- rot find the means of livelihood in this country. IL shows that no man who really ,tesiIs. tke means of earning living by honest labor need suttri. IL indlrates
 that the times cannot be so very hard. - Denver Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
DIGGTECB.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM TT MAY
 ' ,.-.cc-r. tf.- 7.' r.t D. 'u-I''- i"- any t... --tI'rs.st for ra.t- .~ -uTVIs~ fErui~h-d 2" ,.tat- -.-- any .-. persons employed ur .. t-.--.. @ Fsa-l- st, -ues- sad parties lave rl -...- from .-. .t r-cf tge.r bus u--- .-.-.- -rfFS E TLTJE N CO.,.
 ., a---aH Eru,l. l--I. ..--.cs5 CeL'sar;-r-.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Col. Chalmers Scott, of the Central Southern Pacific Railroad Engineers. who went up to San Francisco a week ago io rc. ceivc final instructions IS to hls field of operations. leaves for Yuma with his party tLis morning. whence ie DilI survey 8 line for a branch railway from that point to Port Isabel. on the Gulf of California l.. 4 Isrlia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, who, with her daughter. vas present in New Orleans at tlt- recent unveiling of the statute of her hus- band. IS described as small, delicate wo, nan oi d;gnifed bearing and cordial and uui.t mauners. Nr4. .lacksons father Is .. Presbyterian clergyman. iie, pr. Mor- rison. of Cottage Home Y. (. Her motEt, was a daughter of Gen. Graham. oi the Con tinental Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE!

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING | between John c Campbell and Frank Delaney. in the msrcs ntie business al ChtHo NAlle, hss been solved by mutual consent JNO. G. CAMPBELL,
 Rresnott. Isne li l.sl. FLANK DELANEY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Monday, June 20, 1881,

at the hour Of between 10 and D, n of that day. at the Cuul riand mine. in said county of YAsspa VII sr the above described personal Ir0psrty at pub
 c auction the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution and all cCsts. JOSEPH +. WALKER. sheriff. By |. E. St.Jamcs, Deputy
 Prescott. June IJ,-tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

lyAETFp-TIye men 10 enlist in the Ordnance De " tz-rr1.r.t. Nope tu- old -olli,r- with excellent discA sr.e- L,cI a,.i.s.
 J. NrA BLISTER,
 IT, Col. Ord. Commdg 2. Beuicia Arsenal. Nay -al, Isl Jllsi
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

\ victim. og early lnrTulagec. causing rer1.A! Gs- nlty, IT,nlrI- a. e,., having tried m vain ever, -, .i-rov. rr3 shape means ot self ur- which Le sl. ,-1d free hIs Tel ,ufferrr-. cddressJ E. ELLEES, ,5 ChatAIu st., V. !. ms-ly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.
E.tate of THoM>s RAL1oS, Deceased.

Lstate of IHONNs kALIoN, Decea.e!. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. adnluis- trstor Of the above named estate creditors o snd all pers having claims against the decsased exhibit the same gth inc necessary vouchers. within five months from the rs publication of this notice, the undersigned. a; his oface the town of Mineral Park, MohAye County, A. I.
 JOHN E. N,CKFNZTF,
 Administrator. Mineral Park, \ T. May 3lst, lsS1. j8v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail road Company have recently ordered 1O5 new locomotives. 50 passenger coaches and l5 Pullman sIoepers. The Company has had to put on two extra daily trains to ac- commodate the increase of passenger traffic to Colorado. ,lizoua and California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Tle L,al,iile Dem"cra, cyuitM,ly IT, marks that ''thc uld Republican uacalue j. sbamuihlv rartled. But it vi,i ae in -"ra working order before 'he next Presidential oy the next C-uar-~>i"uri alget'.n c"r8,- ,,...n.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice,

NOEice i- hereby given thai The nrFa e BoaSts-rly Bros hAs ms day b@e dissolved by mutual consent -okn W. pougheFty is sut1orlzed to collect =l out standing Gcc0gLts And settle al indebtcdDs~s.
 JOSEPH DOC6HTErf.
 JOHN W. .DoUGHERrI. Pre.-nts. May e. ls.I-~A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

JOIN \. WAL-H, Delft.
 The Territory of Arizona sends gree ting to John A Walsh of the star Line Mall and Trans FoItat1n Con- psuy Defendant;
 Ia hereby slrnu0net - appear hefore the Jus tics ! tle Pea. |! t-G named Precinct lu the 7., r y,,a- ai on the tt day of Juuc, A. p, Isl. at Iioes P x Iu a a-,l1u aEJg. tlL-t o '5 -A4 IIsfu. t5 ar-~cr the cont lalut of te above nA'- ilartr Said ac.ioHi brought to re1C-ef Ia sam o! Tso hun i-e.i dollars S1uJ -l1uut Gre Tor set'ioe7 rat 5er,t -a: 4,.,t..aI.s judgment Nl Le N"elI .-a.u-t .a for sli amount. together "llh 4l1i'', t5.,,1, a cost, oi ,dlt, II you faL t0 zFFe-i and au-atT.
 Given under ny hand thi- all day of Apll. 4. D., losl, ny oflc-, .H L.1trai Verde Pr l-',
 C. " HTLI.
 Justice of ihr pe-c-. April -s-h. I.-I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
DrEtors take Notice.

.N -.cris buosi. ti.er.r,y's indebted to :Ee un S,r-l,d w.I li-a.e i.rWaTd and settle, other -e tlaI- account vil bc l'csd ID the hands Q: IT.! attorneys .-ul1! i..N hODENb hO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THE MANAGE 1 uant of my business, heretofore under gm Corry, ceased on Saturday the lIth inss- Mir Corey |. no longer ig my employ. JOHN C. CAMPBELL.
 Prescott, June l& lssl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Mss >chictfyin. we see hy the Express, took ,he inmates of the Los Angeles Or plsu- Home uGt far a iic,lic 'n Saturday last. employing the band wagon f'r thc oe- -5sIoa. T. mus; Ic a matter of just pride ,a ;a. -ar, @: the >ch:,fyln lrotLers t' Gu.e ;..5 they have ],en the means of raising r-..- .arerr- and sister sr.ra the ..,,., O.: powers. t.- .-~.-i.u where they ... ....... r I, ..,,. ...-,- '. .n. Ha,. ruaate.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Notice.

The partnership h~retOfOre eIirtug Han Rhodes, Is by mutual consent dissolved h future the business Eil Oe carmel by l.. Hal aud f Poe, under the nrm name of Hall \ Poe. Mir. Poe h,ytng purehasea Mir. Rhodes interest, sll with Mr Hail. assume and Day all hAnilltie- of ine firm Of Hall khod-s and tO whom all debts due said nrm must be paid
 J L-HALL
 W. K RHODES. Prescott, June l3, ISsI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Ac1rlne to the output of bullion from ,be various mining camps of the Territory during tLe last i've months. ve aye prepared .;o state that should the yield continue equally good for the next seven months then Arizaua can be marked as having given t, the world ten millions of money during the year WI;h the advent of certain rail r,aG>. m lS32. then Arizona can produce, easily. taenty millions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Dissolution of Co-par,nership.

Notice is hereby given that tha undersigned. hereto fore associates together and doing business partners in the firm ot Randall Cline, Prescott the County Of Gavapai in tie Territory of Arizona, have this day dissolved by mutual sent. W. A. Cline tiring from the firm. Cnas. A Randall h sOIely thorlZed to collect and receiy- and s deO dde to the par'nsrship, and Slil pay all debts agains, the firm.
 CHAS. A. RANDALL,
 W. A. CLINE. Prescott, May 2stn. 1881. ev
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Invailids who have lost but are recovering vital stamina, declare IT grateful terms their appreciation Of the merits as a tonic of Hos tCttsrs stomach BItteFs. Not only does ii lmvart strength Co the weak. it cOrrect- an irregular ac.d state If the stomach. makes the bowels act at proper intervals, gives ease 10 those who suffer from rheumatic and kid ney tIoaOles. and cnnquerS a. well as pre- vents lover ant ague. EiEFOr -a!e hv all Druggists and dealers geueraII-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Gccsas,d
 Notice is hsrehg given by the undersigned sdInIuis rStor of the estate of ThCTnA- ]. Morgan. deceased. the creditors or and all persons having claims sgsins the said deceased to eXhlt them. wit The uece-sa vouchers, within months after first yubCation of this notice the adnist a:or, hs residence the civ Of Prescott, iu the county avspa Arizona Territory r. k. AINSWOR1H. Dated Prescott, June {. ISsI. 4v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
N0tIee.
[ :. LAND OFFICE, PEE-COEI.A. T., May 2ith. ls-l.

To James .N. iiferSoH. GTeetiH0:
 You hereby notified to appear at this office. on th- 5th day of Angus; reXt, any there be- why your deC.a-3tory statement Nc. sEl for i. \. W. |, and S. W. Of =. " i4 Sec Is and N. T.. of N. ". !, Sec 22, ] wp l6, k. F., shall not be cancelled for noncompliance with the Pre emPtion Laws.
 low ". N. KELLY, Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Notice,

US LAND OFFICE,
 FHEscOTI, A. I. May 2'Rh, l-sl. r. .Jamcs IT.. NcCijn',ss GrCeti4g You are hereby notified to sppea- st this ofhce on h. 17th day July l~-l. al lU o'clock tO show ca1ss. If auy. ~hy your Declaratory Statement No n 4 for Sf- of wv, and of SWi. section @ i xrship 2I = R L. saau nut b. caDcelled for non og av!iaucs vItt the rre--uq', 'u Lave.
 V. S. KELLY,
 EIrTITFg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

cr cyass s.s P.a, s,. G.4 lo S4s Fr1s-is-s 6 eel lsest for abs 4 ElzosA HfE- is tAai el'y. hs s1asr4ssd % sEs.f s-ga,5l sas tLE ssts5.iI s.ef taEs srssrs fo5 aas,,tll.fs za -fsai % eag s'As' sss.Ness a>roiring asss ta as tss rsf'sssHtaftss g sLs prlIssssr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Give me little more inside matt CT, as the editor said [" the bartender.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

WA>mNDToN, June l5.-Attoney Gener- al McVeigh will conduct the prosecution of the star route frauds in person. Dorsey sailed for Europe yesterday.
 NEW YORK. June Conkling says de velopments to come in the bribery case will either cause the halfbreeds to vote for the stalwarts or seek adjournment.
 DEADw0op, June b. Heavy sand storm this evening destroyed the new Methodist church and Sisters Hospital. The roof of the church struck a dwelling house and de molished it.
 WrNrsoH. Vt. June l5-Silas NJ Waite ex-Presidcnt O; First National Bank of Brat tleboro. in the |. <. Circuit Court to-day, plead guilty to hr-, and fourth counts in in dctmcnt charging h.m with making false returns t5 the government, and sentenced to six reaIs .ulrisonursnt in the House of Cor rectIon.
 TUcsoy. June li- Samuel Bell, brake man, fell from the train near Benson yes terday and was instantly killed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

The best kind of sidewalk Walking by lovely girl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
sum IllUDS

h. the Justice Court Central yerlr Precinct, Count
 oi Y4,apai, Territory of Arizona. ur--rv HEry Ilsigrlr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

.:-o ELK. g. day a. i.-. e.-.'y --sIa. z -t,y Y -c.'dt fres. A8tS-- TtLL |, e.. l-. r-'s- -;-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
Notice to Creditors.

Es'ate of H'.HiaEa Gillespie, Dsceasad
 Sstice is hereby given by The undersigned. sdUis- trAtor Of the Vii ian Gle-Iie, deceassd to the creditors of, and all peTsuns having claims against the said deceascd to exhibit them with tls vouchers, within six months after the hrst IubcslOn this notice the administrator at h- residence and place of business Gillette, n the county of IayaPai Arizona Territory. q. W. CT RTIs. Dated Gtll lette A. T. June %h- lSsl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
SHERIfF'S SALE!
. CURTIS, Plaintiff,

IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE THIRD JU.
 dicisl District, oi the Territory Of Arizona, Count, of YAyspai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
SEVERE TORNADO.

St Loais, June Additional particu- lars of the tornado in Kansas are as follows: The storm extended into Lynn county and did great damage to crops buildings, fences all over that portion of the country. The towns of Americus and New Emporia were almost totally destroyed, and every building being more or less damaged. Part of the roof and walls of the State Normal School were blown down.
 The same stotm ,eems to have visited Southwest Missouri. A waterspout broke in Little Valley, and before people could get to the hillsides. everything was carried away with the flood Several lives were lost.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
rEEAsrRY DEPARTMENT.

Washington; June l2;-Pitney, custodian of the Treasury, refuses to testify under oath before the investing committee, and they cannot compel him, as he might crimi- nate himself. He will answer questions if not sworn Some people declare that he is holding his mouth to protect those above him. In fact he has hinted so. He has charged for candles in his account, though he acknowledged that none were bought or used, but says he bought some lunches for officials under orders and charged them up as candles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

Albany, June l2.-The following is the first vote for Senator yesterday: Jacobs 24, Conkling 23, Rodgers l4, Wheeler l9, Cor nell 8, Folger l, lapham :, Tremaine 1. There were a number of pairs.
 Note on Platt: Dspew B, Herman g, Platt 22, Cornell :, Folger 2, Lapham and Crowley ?
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
TIE GRAY CASE.

Redwood City. June I2-The Gray case vent to the jary ut c P. NJ. No verdict Is expected for twelve hours.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
NOIice to Creditors

Mineral Park. A. T. May s1s,, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

GEORGE W. CURTIS. Plaintiff, THE CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SIINKE MINING Cox
 PASY, Defendant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17
I FL E G R AP HIC!
SPECIAL Tn THE MINER

F. 2. ACCIDENT.
 TulaTe, June l2-Henry Hoffman, of Tombstone, was run over by the cars here yesterday morning while crossing the switch
 AN OLD TIMER DROWNED.
 Stockton. June I2.-John H. Webster. notary public and searcher of records, was found drowned in the river yesterday. He had been drinking heavily and whether his death was the result of accident or suicide Is not known. He was an old time citizen and a member of Stevens regiment
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-17

AprI ',h, I,-I
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sum EuO1s-

Pr,.oO,,. May s., ls.I--R
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-22
J. T. BAUMANN,
ARCHITECT
OFFICE: Over E. 7. National Bank. eay s.

MAST TENNESSEE DYE HOUSE,
~ n ID. LEWIS. Proprietor.
hest of styie. and guarantee satisfaction, Gay
Street opposite w. W. Woodruff & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-22

out the State is quite remarkable.
It is quite apparent that the Senator
overrated his strength, and it is al
most certain he can not be re -elected.
Conkling will now probably claim
that he never intended to go back.
But it is we'll known he expected to
be triUmphantly returned. AS fer
Plat, the feeling is one of pity or
contempt.
"The Republicans did not welcome
this contest. They regretted it, and
the opinion is quite general that the
appointment of Robertson, under all
the circumstances, was a mistake.
Merritts term had two years to run.
He was a good officer, and there was
no business reason for removing
him, and no reason whatever, except
to make a place for Robertson, who,
it was well known, would be espe-
cially offensive to Conkling. How
ever intended, it looked and was ac-
cepted as a declaration of indepen-
dence of Conkling by the Presi-
dent, and at the same time a de-
claration of war by Blaine. Had
Conkling not assumed so much
could he have been modest and not
overbearing- could he have been o
Republican soldier and not under
taken to be an overbearing party
boss, he would have gained strength
where he has lost it. AS it is, he
has accomplished what no one but
himself could have accomplished,
viz, crushed himself, and Republic
cans are now acting as if the chains
forged by an arrogant boss had been
severed, and that they ale at last
| free.
ut is not probable that Adminis~
tration Senators can be elected.
The Legislature was not chosen upon
this issue, or anything like; it is not
fresh from the people. There may,
therefore, be a compromise, and
probably will be, but neither Platt
nor Conkling can be re elected.
"The effect upon the party in the
State next fall cannot be foreshadow-
ed with any accuracy, but, with wis
| dom at Washington, it will, in my
opinion, be demonstrated next No
vember that the Republican party in
New York will live and prosper with
out the aid and in spite of Roscoe
Conkiing. Men who served Conk-
ling through fear will now serve the
party as free men. The reign of a
boss is never conducive to party
vigor.'
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Greeneyills New Era: William Colyar,
a young man about twenty years of age,
living at his mothers, three miles southeast
of town, committed suicide last Saturday
morning by hanging.
He had been an invalid for near year,
and seemed to be getting worse as the spring
advanced, and on the morning mentioned,
while his mother was absent from the house
getting water, he went to the stable near the
house. and was found by his mother on her
return suspended from a rafter of shed
which was attached to the stable. He was
taken down, though still warm, was dead,
his death having occurred probably from
sulfocation, as the neck was not broken.
A coroner's jury was empanneled Satur-
day afternoon, and the verdict was simply
that the death was suicide by hanging.
The young man left note in which he
only said that he was tired of living.
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i. o. o. +.

VAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. S4.-Meets
"a Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall. west
side Market Square. VIM Sanuels, N.G. J. T.
Ambrose. V. G.. Z. w Adkins, R. s., and Perm t
sec ; Geo. McIntire, Treasurer