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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
EieudiSh.

Cumberland, Nd, unknown par
ties attempted to wreck train on the
Eckhart road by placing rocks on the
track. The coal dug by the Consolidated
Companies imported labor was trans
ported over thisjroad.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Fighslng "a False Prophet.

Alexandria, 7.-Three thousand Egypt
isns under General Yussif, attacked the
false prophet. The Egyptians lost 2, 600
men, four guns and 5000 rifles. The
false prophet with 7,O0O.men are march
ing on Sinnar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
GLENDALE PARK.

bro. ,Syea and laid of in 4J-acre blocks with
.ausst; avenues and streets; to be sold in any
.dcvTT1 rom 5-acre lot to 100 acres, for cash
egbt 1o " lGqr years time, divided into forty
|e5ni--.. u tnly payments. Call at our Office an
squire Tor particulars. 0---'' 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
A Live Princess.

New York, 9.-Princass Toulouque, Of
Hsyti, arrived to-day. she will soon
visit Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
or her Journey to San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Special,

81 200 HOUSE AND FARM OF Is ACRES
y, In American ForE two and half
docks northwest of railroad depot. Acre
and nall lot and adobe house of four large
roo ms and hall; geo6 log gransry and sta pie;
13 acres in wheat and acres lueerne close TO
railroad: WILL SELL WITH CROP ON 1T
FOX 81 200, The hOuse alone cost 81, 400.
600 A THREE-RO9MED ADOBE
house, with rock cellar, all well
finished, mosquito frames on al doors and
windows, good blinds left in, kitchen floor
lined with adobes over cellar and piastsred,
lot 3zxlO, in splendid cultivation to small
fruits, lawn and fumes; water runs by four
days out OF six, 10th Ward. Sanitary arrange
ments perfect.
l. Field, close to Alma Pratt's.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
A DeanII Anrnx.

The ChAllis Messenger Of the 25th in.
stant rseounts the particulars Of a
deadly ARRAY which took place at Bay.
horse. Idaho. on the 18th, b,twesn Tom
Higgins and Charles Lespsr, in which
ths former was shot in the head and
died soon after. Lseper went to Challis
and gave himself up, and after the OK
animation before . Justice OF the Peace,
was acquitted, it being clearly proven
That he acted in s'lf-defenso. The man
Who who was killed bore the reputation
Of being q bully.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
A Sunday Joke.

Daring q session OF the Territorial
Legislature Of SsVAda, of which the late
Father MeGrath was Chaplain. q mem
h<r-A. Of Virgins City-rAs deseani-
Ing on the useless sIpsnsso Of a Chaplain.
"Lsth him pray foT somsthing PRACTICAL
said the member. Whats: said o by-
Islander. "Wsll," was the reply. ~
an running & prospect tunnel at vir-
ginia for water. The rosE is Tsry hard
and The water very scares. Let him
pray that tbs rock become softer and
the water moro abundant" They told
NeGrath, and he remembered him next
day IS fstloES: "Oh. Lord, bless
member A.; make the rock in his tunnel
rs soft A. his head. and the va,er as
abundant As the whisky he daily drinks.
lm0n.n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
Queer FunsraI Direction.

An old NAN Of rs, who died a few
days $50 at Cabannes. near Tarzs.an,
France. left . clause in his will to the
eject that all friends attending his
funeral were to smoke pipes while fol-
lowing his remains to the grave, and
we're 10 adjourn to q cafe to spend in
drink the sum Of $50 specially be-
qu'athsd for the purpose. Three hun
drsd men. headed by the Mayor OF tn.
village. duly attended tho obsequiss.
which took place without any religious
Titss. Every follower had a lighted
pipe In his mouth. AMI after tho inter.
insnt the second portion OF this curious
t'stAmsntsry disposition was carried
out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04


SUNDAY last an iron express car was
put or the Southern Pacific road. The
ear IL described As being very strong,
and 10 bullet proof, q very importAn.
Item In the Arizona country. 1t 10 made
In two oompartmsnts-one for treasure
and toe other for i've or six oIpr.ssm.n
q guards. There are doors only ON
'hs sides. and loop-holss In the side Of
the . gives tho sxprsssnep, who aro
io'iJ armed, q beautiful opportunity to
pick on train robbers. In addition 70
this force Of men, arms and ammunition,
snsrs wore four Siberian blood-hounds
IN b car. The hounds cost $3.50 each.
The same style Of car will 90 with each
train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04

Tie following items are extracted from
The TiDss-Rsvisv Of the 7iih ir.t,nt:
Sept. PIios is erecting another ore
house At the Naval, nins. 1t viii hav.
. capacity of 200 tons
Sept. Di1oa purchased yesterday,
frnm Brown 4 urion. 500 cords Of
vnod for uss q. the Grand PriIs.
The daily pahliestion of III. Times
Psvisu VIII begin in about two v.eks. or
- sooa A. IN sntsnsirs stock Of mate
nal already ordered arrives.
Mr.. PnR6AuI informs Us tia. be will
aart up the Good HOPE mill about Ii.
18Th Of June. There are about 100 tens
Of high grade Gre there L~.itirg redae-
lion, principally from the Snyder nin..
The Central Con. boys are besT day
and night sinking ih,ir incline Gai
taking out GRE. A test 10; o. some IL
TONI were rsdussd at the I~ndsptadsnes
mill last week. the pulp assays aUersg
ing Sle3 per ton. upwards Of $50 being
gold. The nsxi lot crushed will be a;
the De Frees Kill.
Aminsr named David Holmes. en-
PloySd in the Ohio claim At God Hope,
me; with 9 severe accident Wednesday
morning o! this week. It arp as that
he had charged several holes vi;higIABt
powder, and having two OF three extra
fuse caps deposited them in his Pants
pocket for safe keeping. After the
shots we're fred, AID while engaged in
.shovsfing away the debris. tbs caps sI-
Plodsd, l%aesraiing his left leg midway
between the knee aud thigh in a terri
BILE manner. There being no physician
nearer than Tuscsrora, q conveyance
vas procured, in which the wounded
man vas brought to this place, arriving
yesterday morning after having Travelled
all night. DIR. Thibodo, Who was
in to dress the wounds, pro-
Eouneed them severe. bat rot necessarily
although it will be several
weeks bsiors his patient Eill be Abls to
lsars his room.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMONS.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE

IN THE rIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
4 Seventh Jsdiei1l District. Of the State Of
Scv2-A. In and Tor the enzuty OF Elko.
sarah RoetEson. PlAHIIs. assinsi Mathew
Robinson defendant
Action bronghl IN ihe District Court ~ the
seventh Judicial District. Of the STATE OF Ne
NAda- In and FOR the county Of Elko. AID the
eonplzint allied IN iheofsee OF the Clerk Of SD
The state q NevzdA senGEgree;Ing TO Mathew
Robinson. defendant
You are hereby required TO appear in IN
acsloa cEo1Eht against yoa by the above
named piAinIiG in the Di,;rief Court Of the
seventh JUdicial D!.iricf Of the Stale Of Ne
Na1a- In and for the ooGEiy c; EIkO, and TO
answer The ooIuplsiai filed ihers'-. within ten
GAYS ,eNelastNe olihe Gay Of ~se=y.-el after The
$500 .pon VOC Of this sumnonS-f ssryet
upon you IN HE c1uuty: or II served out OF
this county. bat IN thi- District, within lwenty
days: OihrTNiss. within forty daFs-or jgcE-
m-nt ny trfaalf will be taken against yoa,
according 10 the PRAYER Of said complaint.
The said action - orOUEatioobiaiu \ ludSe-
n mt and decree OF lhi- GUlrt Gi.solyiug the
and fonda on the grUuE4 that defendant
on or a5osi the year lsss MI. fGlly- and with.
o7i prOsooanoa. de-erted the pisiniis. and
ha- oouiiuuci such crssTiioa rp t. the pres
ebt tine: and hat the defendant has failed 10
Provide the oorfHOu nsccSsSiigs OF life for
pAiniir: and that II be tecrc-t that pizint!i
DC aNaTded the custody aat care Of SAriT said
minor child, Harry Rob Hsou: and tor ,Ecn
oiser aud further rciei a. 20 the Cont ay
scsI' ia { aud proy-g; AID for costs Of .zIt A.
viii more fuily appear by rcirrcuo.I 10 The CON
plant u"w on tIr1o NY oHic", = certified copy
Of which Acronpanls- this writ. Ard you are
hereby notified that II you fail 20 answer said
complaint - above rrquiT Z. The aid plAiutia
Will appeal to the COurl iOf the relief demand
ed therein.
Given under nv hand aud the seal o:
the District CugTt of the Seyrnih
Judicial DisITiCg OF the Stsir OF
tsEALl Nevada IN and tor the county Of
Elk. Iii. l.-r dsy Of November.
In the year 70! Our LCrd. one Ho1s-
and e!Eai hundred and eigf y-ole.
A.. g. DANLEY. CIe.k.
II. @ SrArET, Attorney 70. l!ai- til.
fe63 2ra
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04

lr MAS now bsOn fully demonstrated
BY actual experiment, that tho cost OF
one Celestial convsrt to christianity, ia
Just ihT's-fold the amount paid by th.
oovsrnmsns for killing one warliko In.
disn-snd Jet Eastern Missionary socie.
ties continue 10 invest olLer peoples
coin In such miserable speculation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04

TIE Pacific Mining and Reduction
Company hae incorporated with a CAPT.
i'i stock Of go, 200, 900, 10 buy, reduce
shd sell ores and furnaces,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

RArroAp nrsTEtT
EIko county. Nevada. February IL iSs2
To ALyEED MID: Yea are hereby notified
that I have expended one hundred doliAr.(tloo)
In Labor and improvements. upon the SWEEP -
STAKES SOUTH LODE or claim, ,itusied
In Railroad Mining District, a. will aPpCzI ~
c-riEcAtS. ale November - i-sl. in the
once OF the Recorder & sAid district In orccT
70 hol Z satd premises uAte- the provisions Of
Section 2S1L Revised stEiutss or the Uuited
SiAies, being the AmO1nt rtQrtred 10 hold ihe
same for the year eEdI8E December u. 1851.
And II within ninety day. amer the expiration
81 iEl- pnbli-hec notice, yoI a ! OF rc!gse 10
scriTibuIe your proPOTtlSn Of such eIpendi-
tore a. \ yoar interest Ia rsid
lain, SiIl become the property Of the sub
.criSer- under said Section 3.E4
rs Sod CHAkLES A. BK0SSENER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


RAILROAD DISTINCT.
Rlko county, NeysGa. February i, lS2. 4,
To ALFRED Win Iou are hereby notified
that / have eIp-nd-d sixty doll. rs (S6D in
Labor and Improvements, upou the SWEEP
STAKES LODE OF claim, Situated in Rail
rad Mining District - will appear I! Ger
lifezte. nl-A Novcmb-T - ISL. In The ofice
hold said premises und@r the provisions OF
Section 2s=I, Revised Stsfuies OF the u tied
Staies, Being the Af-Ogll required 10 bold the
sane for the year cuclas December 81, lAsl,
And If within ninety days silsr the .xpira-
iion Of this published notice, rOa fan or
refase tn oonirtbEIe yoar proposition OF such
expenditure as = Gown your interest In
pAid claim. will become the property Of the
subscr be-, under sad section S2i.
nSsod CHARLES A. BLOSSEAER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-04
Corn neer neyeI.,io,.

American eornsd beef has become a
suspicious article Of import in Germany
ever since a sehloSwig Custom house
officer opened a sasa Of it and found in
stead OF sound, edible meat. a supply
Of soeialistio circulars and pamphlets
shat had been sen. there from Chicago.
The o~onsisnse was arrested, and eorned
beef will DO carefully investigated here
after.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
4 Fine Bull For Salo.
Our Fair

The late exhibition Of the "union A.ricui,ur.
nj AMI Mechanical Society was not rS success
,ul rs we hal right to expect. There has
been good deal of sickness in the county,
the weather has been exceedingly favorable for
harvesting the cotton cror,.thc political cam! aign
anl the k''c publication Of the Premium List,
may he put down rs the principal factors in the
failure.
There is ~ reason. however, for giving up or
hcing discouraged. There are good farmers in
this county who feel II deep interest in its agIi-
cultural i'm .'rovcncnt. AMI cane, ifthcy will 'ry,
make the exhibition u credit to the County.
The President, Secretary and Executive COM
mittcc, will doubtless make good use Of the
experience dlrtNn from thr late exhibition. 1t
is moriify.ns TO make the confession. bpu 1t is
just ~ we'll to speak plainly, thcr" is an unac-
c'rwtrh!c apathy rcryaiing the Agricultural pop.
nlntioa nbpnt taking an interest in sucn cXh,bi
lions. II the prosperity of every branch "f
hIsncsS is basel upon agricultural progress. it
is manifest that every Thing done to give it
prominence an lead to the ,lcvclopmrnj oI the
county res lures must lr yco b,ao llL,,co. -
Every rrotic,,.r' j. Interested in it and should
strive to max" il success.
In tie field c;pi. department we saw some
very fine specimens Of white anl re! whr.t-
the oil rel May AMI IA" Orlctus or Alabama
wheat which hal been grown >lccc> ,f,,ly by
tw" firmcrs for over 20 years in the county.
There were some fine SpccircnS Of corn which
made 30 bushels to the acre. and one specimen,
exhibited by 10y that cntcrprisins farmer Capt
n,u ,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
What the Eight Boxes Mean,

The following is the section Of the law pro
viding for the ,wful eight boxes at the election
SECTION - There shall be seperate and dis.
unct ballots for I'll" following officers, To wit !.
Gbvern"r aUi LicIenant Governor. ,. Other
State officers. ,. Circuit solicitor. !. State
ienttor D. Members OF The House Of Repre-
sentativcs' U. County officers. :. Representa-.
tivcs III Congress 8. Presidential Electors :
on which shall be the names of names of the
person or persons voted for su h officers res.
pcctivciy. and the office for which they are vol ed
Prortfcd, That whenever II vote is to bc taken
on any special question or questions. II box shall
be provided and properly labelled for that pur.
pose, and tie ballots therefor shall be deposited
therein.
1t will he observed Tia; aS there will be no
Presidi!ial electors or Circuit Solicitor to be
voted for a the next election, only six boxes and
six ballots will be required.
The section also, to mini, settles the mat
ter about voting for the constitutional amend
mcntsi upon which many of our contemporaries
are just now 80 greatly exercised. 1t says q
separate box shall be provided when ever vote
IS to be taken on any special question or aues.
tions' SO that any ballot cast it any box
but that provided for it by law would be invalid
aud coull not he counted.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

Or Iht IIIh .
An Apre al 70 the Farmers Association

Tie officers AMI Executive Committee of the
Union County Agricultu raj and Mechanical Asso
pany AMI all who may he in favor of this en-
tcrprisc, are earnestly requested to meet at
Union on next Monday. the 9Th November for the
purpose Of completing the organization. and
elccting officers to serve during the coming sea-
son.
Now is the time to commence work for the Fair
OF 1855, if the people decide to have one. The
premium list should be prepared and disrbu
ted ea ~ in November, in order that Farmers
expecting TO compete for the premiums offered
for the largest yield Of small grain may prepare
their lands properly
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

PRlDMORE-Died, at the residence of J. II.
Crockers near Gatiney City, REBECrA PRID-
MORE, wife of NJ X. Prilmorc-->in the 10Th
year of her age, leaving n f1nl Husband and
ten Children TO mourn their irreparable loss.
Eercft of suffering. free from care,
Her Makers presence gone to share
Religion, morals friendship. all,
Have lost II treasure in her fall.
Husband, children. friends are gricving
For the one they all did love;
ion have conc aud this will draw us
TO the Heaven Of bliss and love.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
Death of Mr. Nathaniel Ramsay.

The Columbia RcySie" of last Friday brought
Us the sad intelligence that this much respected
old gentleman died at his residence about six
miles from Columbia the day before. at the
advanced age Of 81 years. Mr. Ramsay was son
of David Ramsay, the historian. Before the war
he was discount clerk in the Bank Of the State.
AMI possessed cpnsi icrahlc property. lie Suf-
icrcd severely hy the war, and during the lat
ter years of his life was in sraitcncd circum.
stances.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
The State of South Carolina.
90 WY or EN/ON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
sum mons

Robert Macbeth, as Sheriff of
Union County,
Piaintg Summons
dy0inst,
:. Drayton Briggs. VI, So, Lee
Robert Ray. Daniel u. Finley for
john l.. Young. lame, =. Me.
nnnicl Hiram g. Bronson aud
John W. HaIiy, trailing under Relief.
the firm name Of II {. Brl ns.
wac Co.. T.. ID. rilur, Jane
Cunningham. Edward Fuilings Complaint
and .Iuhh Gordon, trading under
the firm name of f.. Fullnes *
Co., George W Goss, James not
Cavcnor. Mary T. Dawkins. as
cXccItrix of Thomas y. Dawkins,
James VI. Bunch. as Administra- Sc-vcd
tor Of Jas. VI. Gndhcrry, and |. q.
Mckissick, DJcnddniS.
Ia Hs Dcten,i1ns.
NOu are hereby Summoned and rcuniIci to .
l. answer the complaint in this action. which
VIII be Med IN the office of Clerk of Court - Cora
E'on Picas. Union County, and to serve II copy
Of your answer to the said complaint on The
subscriber at his office at Union = &. within
twenty days after the service hereof. exclusive
at the day Of such service and if yru fan t.
answer The complaint within The time azores iii
til" plaintiff III this action WI npr'y In tn"
t'HI for the relief l"monIc ia the conrtnInt
Dated October II, 1872.
u. \. lOWNSl NJ.
P"h'g% Iio,'c,
- J,Nr> Mr>u",
>LNl tirrN.
To f,' UfD ANS, VI -, Lee Drvii ID. Fr.c
Lane. :. Nri"ur"l. T. d Tuis"r. Jam. r.
nlmGh,", Eiwrrl fulling>. Jrhr Ca. ,un
''c"rgc ". G">> ami ',m,~ Cavcnur:
Take motto" that he -uamonS in rIlS acu.n.
{ which rHh,vr l. c,;,y. va ulrd iu IHc
Lie" "' ia" t"rH + t'u" 81 '.'''u II T. cIS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
!. X. MINTER President

Look OUT F"R CorNrERFEITs A passenger
from Sumter reports that n great deal of coun.
tcrfeit money III five and ten dollar National
ban bills was put in circulation there by the
fakirs accompanying the circus that recently
exhibited there. The banks and business pub
lie should be on the lookout
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

nHa. \ democratic victory this year will
insure democratic government in ths
State for ever; but democratic dcfca this
year will give til" State government t. the
negroes, ycnlawag, and carpet ha."rs for
years to come.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
A Radical Ticket to be Sprung,

1t is suspected by many that county ticket
VII be sprung npon u ut the election next
Tuesday. We have heard that u radical meeting
was held in this town last Monday by some who
were anxious at the last meeting To have ,hcir
party en- lorsc the Grccnhaci ticket Keep II
good look out ut each precinct.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
Notice to Tres paSSerS.

4 LL persons are hereby notified nnl T. re
~ drive, hunt. walk. cut d"wn trees or =:
any other manner ncsspaSs upon my % =
Persons found SO trcsspasSing hereafter wi,. I've
prosecuted to the extent Of the .nw
L. q. l. .:lTI.JfK
Nov :; If 3Ia
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

DssE" y Mr. NcNanicr alvcrtl>rs in the Splr-
mH that h" can deliver Tennessee Hogs At his
r"~'dcnccat - cents "rm Srar,n"hurg city n, II
IL that is To be the price Of hogs this winter
What may w""Nr"c' I" r1y frr bacon next sum
mcr. An Mr. Alexander seems to think he is
securing an advantage to the people by buying
hy the car load
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

r>N- 1t is fully Il. important to vote for
Col Evins for Congress rs for the State aud
county ticket
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
NOTICE..

pl permission "f the Probate Court for Union
- County, will sell on Salcs'ay III November
next, before the Court House ioor NJ Union = c.,
Five shares of the Capital Stock of the Union
Buiidins & LoanA sspciation. Terms of Sale
Cash.
ROBERT MAC!J.TH
Administrators.
Nov - A II
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

siAp Democrats of Union Leave Your
t" ton field, for a few hours anl 20 to Oh
polls AMI v"t" next Tuesday, and BE- sure
that every other democrat .n your neigh
h,rhood hos the same.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
Mt Vernon Club.

The members Of Mt Vernon Democratic club
are notified TO meet tomorrow, Saturday, evening
At ! o'clock. for the purpose of making arrange.
mcnts for the election next Tuesday.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

skE" Don't forget to put in II good democratic
vote for Hon. J. II Eyins.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03
TAlAI; NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices Of Final Discharge must bo
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

p.sj" Good Democratic work must be done at
the Polls next Tuesday
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-03

Elcachcl AMI Brown ShirtingS- Cclun i.s
ur"s mighty low on these goods.