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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-18

EAsToN, Pa, March IL.
The smallpox has become epidemic in
South Belthem. 1t is reported there are
seventy cases and also a number of cases
of pneumonia. The schools have been
closed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-18

HAVING RETURNED TO PIOoHE,
and expecting to remain but
q short period. all persons In need Hl0YU
OF my services will please call on me % early
as possible. They will fnd me in my old
quarters.
nstf F. Q. NICHOLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-16

SHREVEPORT, La, December 15.-Thc
steamboat Kate Kinney took fire in the
Bayou at the ferry landing at 800 +. NJ.
to-day. The boat and cargo are total
loss. This was the first trip OF the Kin
ney this season, she having few days ago
left her dock after receiving repairs
amounting to $4,000.
The boat was valued at 100000. and was
insured for $4,000 IN Cincinnati compa-
MES. She belonged to the Red-Riycr and
Coast Line. Her cargo consisted Of 1000
bales cotton, Oi-cake, and other freight,
which IL probably insured. No lives were
lost so far ~ known.
The fire from the burning steamer spread
TO adjacent buildings, being driven by a
high wind, which has now subsidized, and
the fire is under control.
The loss i about $4,000.
Several buildings near the ferry landing
were destroyed. among them y. l.. Cham
berlain's machine-shop, Captain b. VI.
Whites residence, and Robinson's boat
shop. George J.. Whites residence was
partially destroyed. The steamer Kinney
was totally destroyed. The books were
not saved, but Clerk Quecksall succeeded
in getting some Of the money out OF the
safe.
The fire originated in the deck-room,
but it, cause is unknown. IL spread so
rapidly that the passengers and crew lost
all their baggage. NJ. w. Apologize, local
inspector Of steamboats,. lost his valise.
containing all the papers Of this trip Of
insDectiOu.
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General Foreign Notes.

LoXDoN. December 15.-The Daty Ne,cS
saws that before Parliament reassembles
sir Charles bike, Under Foreign secre-
tarv. will probably enter the Cabinet.
CAIRO, December IA thousand troops
have just started for the Soudan. More
will follow shortly.
CoSsTAhTINOPLH, December l5.-Sedi-
tjous proclamatlons have been posted IN
the streets OF this city. Several persons
have been arrested in connection there
with.
LoNpoN. December l5.--General Sin
EVELYN Wood has started for Egypt to take
command Of the Khedive's new army.
The Cologne Gazette, continuing it,
revelations with regard 10 the Austro-
German alliance, says that the terms OF the
alliance are II either empire i attacked
from two sides the other shall rendei
assistance. =,
Tie steamer Nile, from Kingston, Jalnai
On. with Westgate. the seli-accnsed particl
nant in the murder Of Lord Frederiel
I Cayendish and Mr.. Burke, on board, ha
arrived at Plymouth.
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Execution in Louisiana -Nurdcress
Rcspited.

MANSFIELD, L., December lj.-Peier
Thomas (colored) was hanged here to-day
in the presence Of two thousand people
FOR the murder Of Dick Bright talso color
ed). The drop fell at hali-past ! O'Clock,
and eleven minutes later Thomas was pro-
nounced dead. Hi neck was broken by
the fall. on the gallows the condemned
man acknowledged his guilt.
Laura Bright, sentenced at the same time
rs Thomas. for participation in the murder
Of her husband, was respited by the Gov
crnor until further notice.
II appeared on the trial that Pete Thomas
and Laur.. Bright had been crimnally in
innate. and had agreed 10 put Dick Bri ght
out OF the way, in order that they might
live together undi,turbed. Thomas killed
the husband with rail, aud he and the
woman threw the body into the, bayou,
where it was soon after found. Suspicion
naturally fell upon the guilty pair, and
they were arrested, tried, and convicted.
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The GniIOus tn Alabama.

COLUMBUS, GA, December 1j.-Johu
Rcdd negro was hanged at Scale, Ala.
to-day FOR the murder OF Lucy Lee. a
Young negro woman. in September. 1881.
The drop fell at 1915 O'Clock. and ut 1892
he was pronounced dead. The drop was
five AMI half feet, and bis neck was
broken. The execution was private. Redd
confessed the crime, which was a most
brutal one. He was convicted by three
different iuries, the ease having been twice
carried TO the Supreme Court. There was
n large crowd in town, but there was no
demonstration OF any character.
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|TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO the DISPATCH PROM All. POINTS

"en'rai WASHINGTON Newx-Conarc..,o,.,
'oeeea'nHs Ycstcrdny-Thc Civii-Ser,,c..
o'" oeoate Continued In the Senate
weeks Business Failures loo. coo vi
'H'""n' ky.-A Mississippi STEINER
""k-oonnagrot,on at Shreveport, Cot.
.o"-Laden Steamboat and n Number q,
""s'"ess'iiouses Burncd-A Negro ,iur.
"o'er Hanged and His Guilty sIistre.-Re.
sP"cd In Louisiana Execution IN Ala.
p"""-A million.Doliar Fire M Toledo.
on'o-Execution OF the Joyce-ram,Iv NM.
dercrs I'm Ireland.
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Ury,c's EXTRACT Of MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
slEAT-rISEsr And CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAyoRIHG STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCE.
LIEEIG CoNPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
Invaluable sud raiaiahe tonic In oil eases
Of weak dise.iar and debility. as success
and a boon for which u.t!on- ,hould feel grat'-
rul.'-ses "5lclisai Press" Lancet BRIT
id Medical Jorrnal.n SC.
CNrTl0N.-Genuine only wih the Jae
simn. Of Baron LiehIg's igna,aFe In blue Ink
aero. Tie label. Ills caution i necessary
ovipg Z, various cheap and inferior 'r's'''
tate belug IN the markc'.
LlEnIG CONIPANY'S EXTRACT OF hhNl'
To be hal Of all stcrckeeptrs' Grocer'' ana
Chemist. sole agent for the United state
tvholesale only, c. DAVID Co., Q Fenchurel
avenue, London England. ap 29-sao1'
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A Young Man and His Two Sisters
Killed.

ALToONA, Pa, December l5.-Last night
about o o'clock Mr.. Parks Lerminc and his
two sisters, Flora and Alice, were killed
on the railroad Mt Upton station, t@o mi lies
east OF this city. They were returning
home from prayer-meeting. walking on the
track. They stepped of the track to avoid
a passing train, and, in doing so, were run
down by an engine on the other track.
They were NIL young and unmarried.
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The Liverpool Grain Market.

IYfRPOOl. December Ij.-Thc Ieadmg
weekly grain circular says: Grain conIin-
ues quiet. with i slack consumptiye de
mand. Cmgoes IN al positions were steadi
~ held. but the tendency closes rather
easier. At to-day's market there was the
average attendance. In wheat there wos
moderate business at barely Tuesday :
figures. Flour was quiet, and sold gene
rally at preyiou, rates. In corn there were
small sales only. Prices closed Sd. under
those OF Tuesday.
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Steamer sunk.

NEW ORLEANS. December -. - The
steamboat st. Francis Belle, belonging to
the Onachta-Ryer Consolidated Line, sank
in Bayou Bartholomew to-day. She had
full cargo Of cotton. No lives were lost.
The boat Is valued at $1,000; insured in
this city for $1,000. The cargo, which i
doubtless insured, will be saved in dam
AGED condition.
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vor,v.scventh COngress-seco"" '''
sion.
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1867
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, bNN'"'
SENATE.
ucs.rs. Pondleton and sherman pn pa
I'LL q memorial OF the Tobacco De- D..
ssn Trsde OF Cincinnati, asking mouIn oa
Zion or repeal Of the tax upon oooae'''
t n 20 70 the Committee on Finance -.
Az Rutler presented memorial ,. o. ~. ~
ch"rlesion Board of Health. he,ei''" :"
o .In r 'o9 on Epidemic Diseases. 80,
u, AR Anthony, from the Coinln ,,aou, To 20
pr,nting. reported House amen il,;',, tho
he rcsolalion providing for pfln''n and -" II
, rnno , Of the Tariff Commission MI" u
was aS ,h %" close OF the morning hour tue
liberation Of the French-spon nsaund
S;l Nas resumed. An amendmen. o oIdin
bi' w w Harrison was adopted, pro y,,a,,,s
.y., the report Of the Court OF 0n and
shall % The bill as amended was passed. ,h,o,
ia1 Ar blair offered resolution, mu'. 81
m, aoreed to, directing the secre,a In y
Wa' Interior to furnish the latest anu n ,us
!n, e In possession OF ine p1i cdr
~ Education in relation to !ecn nholo or o !,
ca,ion in schools endowed IN wno N :" Ger
ns,f NV the Government, ana a''o :" w.
'A' Mr. Pugh presented the creaen''a" :
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Rustucss Failures.

Nyw YORK, December I5.-Tbe business
failures Of the past seven days, as reported
TO II. G. Dun & Co.'s mercan.ile az, aSen ,.s,
number 2Os, rs compared win iyo "a
week. Of these the Eastern au W,Sd ,,a' 90
western, go; Southern, Al m'o9 r. o.
pacific States and Territories, IA; canaan,
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Fire i'm Kentucky.

CTNcISNATI, December 15.-A special
from Hickman, Ky, says fire there
Thursday destroyed three blocks in the
business part Of the town. Loss, $1,000 ;
insurance. Sl2 200.
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No More Females 30 be Allowed III
Kingston Medical College.

kNGsrON, ONT. December I5.-Thc
Medical College difficulty has been settled.
No more females will be admitted 10 the
college. Those now attending viii be al
lowed to finish their course.
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A ,It.lion-DoIInr Fire iu Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 1j.-The Hall Block,
one OF the finest in the city, was destroyed
by fire. The loss t. estimated at Sl,0O0,OO
The fire started at 2 a. NJ, and was cXtin'
gIlished ut Z \. VI.
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Voysl Toysl Toys,
.IoIiS DOES

JOHN DOES
h,s received from tie importer and ns:an ,.v
,.r,r. the iarges. stock OF TOYS ANo tArti
o.w, 900 DOLLS Of every dseript,nn u %
Kv-IIoRsfs, CHAiR-ko< kkKr, wh.iINw
DESKS. vELOtlPEDEs,b iCiCL1$ sna esssy
The isaiss are delighted al the eeaaeafu gefds'
| rhty say N Il charnlug " iool ~ ths,A. 80
| Eysybody respectfully tavised 70 eau - "a *
! and 7i5 east Main scos&s Sets
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The TnN Oh sugar.

NEW YORK. December IA large meet
ing took place 10 insist Oh a reduction in
the tariff OH sugar, which. il IS maintained,
should be but one cent on all grades.
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IS, aud New York city. II. The failures
Of the week generally are DOT so large In
amount OF liabilities, or so important, rs
they have been In previous weeks.
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vntID,y PREsF&TS.

III we offer for sale the largest and mo-, ss,'s"
assortment of HOOKS, STATIONERY, anu 49,
,,,,,..l ia III. eity CifItisIM Nj ARDS va end
les variety; III rsu roxEs aud na1S pKr
,,SSEerISuS. PAPFR-W FIGHT, GOLD EN5
md PENCIL :. ENGRAvINes, NusSiA, hv ~,
WooID and MAPLE DESKS TOit:tIsxASSis
PpIkfT-Bookr, Ae. "Lsf A. Ia
90 on Main -tftsf. &c w
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. GAIN AHEAD.

A GAIN AHEAD.
Wcalways manage 10 re ahead 81 other o'iIb-
ll.bmonts, and may ieiy call ourselves
THE LEADERS OF CLOSE PRICES.
r,erv lady H. fully aware that goods are oberoI
a. clo.tne-6ut prices in Ile months 81 dahnay
and February. but what benefit are cheap goods
Whom mo-. nsedtdr We viii therefore dintr from
no ,t.utI custom and offer ~ this pr'nfnt uItt:
,h,n an ale In, ing Tor the holidays. oar tNllkt
sTOCK AZ such prices - VIII be appreciated bf
CIliiDREN's TRIMMED HATS, formerly s2.5o'
pr.p.Hft tEE uATs. formerly $3.50, nowsl;
finest quality WELT. formerly r3yO, no" "
CIII.pREN'. PLUSH, VELVET, ana 'LVih
CAP~-aN ~ reduced price, - a,
OeTKICu aud FANCY FEATHERS IL prie'-to
c0RsN'GE BOUQUETS, for evening ~ear--a
rr-E IHISiMING In Black and Gray froo zoe
rrk cAPTS aad COLLARS, lined and anlinsd;
ClIII DEES's CRO Ht1tD sAtQIfs, thrr'
HIGGINS. and NIfTkks IN rnits W nia, ,,l,
polls, DOLL-.-E,ory child can d. s"pp"''
AIBliMs, FANCY BoXEs,
PLUSH JiDlfrt -
SILK IIANDkEGCHiLfs, >,.,,.,.
PII,ii BAGS and POCkk-Boonss
] in ftct many more ARTICLES arproisise f"s We
! holiaay. TOO numerous 90 men'ion. -
J a. ia-ii Richmond. Va.
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10 and It's attendant evils can describe the feel.
Ing o. victim Of this dreadful disease. Unable
10 digest even 80 simples, food, having no anne
rte whatever, passing slceplcss nights and misc.
rahlc days gradually growing weaker day by dav.
general aroility onsncs, sud life become. burden
% The sufferer. Under these conditions q rom
e,sy Tor ;hose in- Is unquos,ionably boon 10 man.
,ind. Snohs remedy viii be found In BroUn.s
Iron RglSr~. which has never failed. If taken 80.
eorllng 70 insructions, TO relieve the most ol,,
eany.
thousands e. Businessmen are suffering in the
sane ny. Some, by indomitablo will, s,iu keen
o.. hcpins Rat the Time will soon come when they
en- r.si; hsA In most cases, when that time
come. Ray are either so worn out that life + al
most a burden, and rest comes too late for enjoy.
meni. ~ ney arr 20 broken down that death
.l.ln, thcn 90 its victim.
IN moderation OF This statement. there are
amended statements Of citizens OF our own State
Who hsvc teen benefited by it, use:
Mr.. T.. Lr-onb. chief Of the police force Of
nsnchcs'or ays: II suffered for several month,
from indigestion, and upon using one bottle OF
Brown. iron nirters all Irregularities ceased and
tlef, me with an enormous appetite
Ir.J. 2. EeIsonsld, OF Rexburg, says: have
n-.d Bro,SnN- Iron Bitters for dyspepsia with The
u.~, satisfactory results. Ihave been suffering for
o,er Year. and everything cat disagreed with
$50
lir benjamin /. Anderson, of Petersburg. .ays
.Ihad thc dyspepsia very bad; would spit up my
ltoos oue n-t,Ie 81 Browns Iron Bitters, and am
ma.
-.
Mrs. W. Wilson, huke, Square, Norfolk, says:
lam now = vel man from the use Of Brown.
Iron Bl,,,-s which I took when suffering from
dyspepsia. swollen bowels, and torpid liver. All
A. i,,,. y. Powers. OF Manchester, says" -
,,-. n-., rr,,so,- Iron Bi,tors successfully fol
loss Of apr,r'c, and DO no, hesitate TO recon-
mend Il - Ne pebho.'
NJ. u. AB@., ~ Bank street Norfolk says
Two toiuos ~ Browns Iron biI'es 'on'p'''
cured ne q dyspepsia and torpid liver ''o"
which had aafered Ior = long "'H''
Dr. L. i. Slater o. New hcn' ''u''''0'''''
o. the most rgominent physicians !" '''' '''
avs. Il ugpt very well Of Browne Iron Bit'sr'
recommend Il in al cases Of anemia and III
paired nutrition and digestion' 50 common !" "'
lsrious regions u-e g IN my own '"'''''' ''"
recommend IT almost daily N "E p'"'''>
-. cav.
r,mi,
"''''
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PERSONAL.

DFRS y a l..
I'D. X. SLElGuT,
pprsHYTTRIAN BOARD OF PtBLlCAllo ~
'I391 CUTSTSUT STREET. PHlLADELfhiA'
vii ,l,rav- he glad 20 zee III. kichinond iiieN7
or TO receive their orders lor thH ,,. -
CHOICEST AND BEST BOOKS, taltps' ~
AZ very los prices. "e
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS.
n.r. SrrlVrV
0Is MAIN STREET,

consisting. In part, Of PIANOS. ACOoaDKoEs.
oRcANs. RkNJOS. NIOLihs, DRUMS. tui-
TARs. TiFEs. FLUTES, IiARHOEItS NJ, MI
sIC-BOXT-. MUSIC foL lt,s. HASDspNEin,,r-
KoVND VOLUMES or VOCAL MD iS.lh.
yfNTAL MUSIC. FINE LINZ or DA-In-
PERs. MORN boxes, WRIfiNG-DEsks,a AZ
IoGRArm. AlB,ss, P rn9 Pp,,x,,nsr A As
unDrsrrxr oE pIgTIRE-BoOhs for small
cl5ldienl. Nicely BOUND Books !for lssfe
children ana Nesn iqlk.l' uios E,bnArtss
n,NFs TiiIIDISG.BlOCks, STEkEo-Sp-
pIr VIEWS. &C.; Christmas NJ. Of hoSi ,,,f
SrWs. Christmas No. % LONDON MKArIi \, (,
.bdsins- Ma. of NEW YOEk GRAPflit, hhk.
! pIp,- aIIi,iSTaAsr lie hsasirOmest iiiu-trat'
n,isr EVER published In America aud ase.y liiye
.5ct Of ni-, e,aneo u goods TOO Numerous !" s"-
Sole nycncy for tie AcTAMMAsi o."aN-
! EyTEs and NtLOPEASr.
Everything -old 81 lowest possible pr in~,
dc s-lOt 4. y. 'Nhf''' 80
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GPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

- II tAI lNDtt u uisN ~
FOR TnE HOLIDAYS
sxl0 FRAMES, with Cord, Mat. and aauS at
%. 80, 75c., andsl
e4x3O FRAMED CHROMos, Win Cord and
Nall, at 9Oc.;
over 100 styles CABINET FRAMES from Toe.
upwGrd-prices lower than ever,
zine .sortiaent Of COPIES OF steel EhaRA-
WINGS GRAINED, at s2.5e eash, with Cord
| and Nails,
! 4 fine lot of STEEL ENGRAVINGa 10 b. sold
very low, suitable forholiday prescns;
CORD and NAILS GIVEN AWAY with all
frames;
! Al WORTH or CHRISTMAS CARDS for oos.;
| cORNICES I'm every style. az low hgarcs;
! OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRAVIHG 8. HAND
PAINTED PLAQUES, ALBUMS, EAsELs,
large and email, at
Jcl2 l.. LEWIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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V'O TIE TRADE.
KlDNEY-WORT.
KIDN ES . " O Y 7
HAS BEEN PROVED
The suro6t cure for
EtDN - + 4 : J. :.

n DDl4 lame back or uIr0rutrtd ufIut IuuI-
i cate that you are ayictiny THEN DO NOT
/ HESITATE: nse kGDNEl-WORIa at once
4 druggists recommend 49,, aud II VIII specc-
4 Nv overcome the disease and Nstore h''l'"!
7 action. nth. .,
! IkDlTS.-Vor complaints peculiar 70
\ yonr sex. s'ch a- pain and c.knc-' e. ~
4 NFY-W WORT l. um rpH sod, rs IL Will ACT
.. promptly aud safely. ,t.,
/ EITHER SEX --incon'incuce. retention
: Of urine. hrick dust or ropy deposits, hnu
Y dull dragging plin-, an speedily Sieid - Us
SoI'p M ALL DRUGGISTS. Price ~.
KID NEY-W or r.
= foe 3-Tu,Thrvl GsatAp3i
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GOODS FOR THB HOLIDAYS:
u MALAGA GRAPES. RrGs; ,,-p,c, 49,
pINEAPPLE EDsM, YOUNG AMhhiSN- an"
TppiME CUTTING CHEESE;
utSCf-MEAr, PRESERVED SiSSEn;.
Sir siNEp M6NEYl 50 sHR RslyT En- o''ir'
~~rw YORK and VIRGINIA ButXWHnAr,
nhtsINs. CiTRON, CUINtAkrs GELAfisr'
c;RANBERRIEs and yE sxHs3Ss NJ
AVA H27 east Broad street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ii .e...
Tie subscribers are nos prepared t. offer -
,,'ri,.l storL of GOODS rnitilie for the CHRIST
ALAS and the MEM YEAR-I. ,,,.
BOOKS ~ ~ The standard an.LoF-, si's} una ]"
49,. ms ILLUSTRATED AND HOLIDAY
fDiTiONS-seyera .aHfelk new p2s@ss - ~
~ e9yoa Oh Ts2E fI IEI'4 PfkERG ' 70
Ehs. which We mention as beih4 eri''l"D)
ut, Gf'sH.' iPrIRNYEP-BoOKa, and InMNALs-a
ycry large exhibit, ruihei"nt VI siit All '''N-
and lequlrtmcut-. ...~.-...
Clii DffN's AND JUVENILE BOOKS In 10
wiIdcrlDg variety and g0r,,eotr.nes 80. T.,
yPlTiNG-bFshr AND WOHH-BONFS. In
Plush. Russia. aud l.o~enoOd;
DREsSlNG-,hsns for ladiss = md Eent'e"'e"
INDIT-' PORTE-M0NNAIES AND sAIth,
Els. Ia very handsome derigis m Leather ana
LETTFR- AND CARp-C 4sEs; very be'q;i,s q j.
p,,6r A,NhhP fic Esb AUTOGRAPH NJ
GoLb T PENs ASD PENCILS;
{ "a 4 M Il + PGzkLEs' ANp II Filing
N bL l., cnnr,c negneyiatle tirgcst stock" Of
CWRIsTNAs and NEW-fb Ah CNhp-'
All Of which they offer At reasonable prices.
del5-,, BECKwiTII & PARiiAh.
|,URTsTMAS GOODS
CIRIsTHAe GOODS
lam now receiving Al! the hies, novelties w
CHINA. GLASS, and DRESDEN GOODS.
I \ nice une Of
MASS COAL -noDs aud FIRE SHE.
o.u.,a.,.t b.m. II. Is. TAYLOR,
lOlI east Main street
H., oupcelte Pos,-Oniee.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
books AND STATIONERY.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS At LOWEST PRICES.
81 G5c.:
PAPERTERIfs. The popular present marNel- Of
beauty. nj all prices;
PHOTOGRAPH AND ATTOGRtPIt-ALBUMs,
INkSTANDS, PLUSH AND LEATHER
CARD-C ASS.
Fine line Of CIGAR AND CIGARETTE-CAsEs
from Ace to 80:
an the ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POETS;
And don't forget that | am running of nay
CHRISTMAS CARDS It halfmice;
WALKING-CA gold and silver head5-all
the latest lc-. suitable fer Chri-tmis pn-
sents.
fine line Of GOLD PTNs MD PENCILS:
oNT DOTLAE'~ WORTH OF CHRISTMAS
CARDS for 5Oc. at :. LION thD'S.
9Os Main street. two doors below Ninth.
de 10
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WOOD ANB COAL.
CHEAPEST YET.
; u WATKINS NINTH AND CARY

TB. WATKINS, NINTH AND CAhI
o, STREETS, delivers AZ low rates bel sp H1.
lump coahc perfeetion Of sIalen Ie B1 lt
sEsn.I. test Fgg stove. and Nut Anthracite Coa !,
Fpreia son ToLe. uneluaIled for cooking, 81 ;oo
and Engine Goals all pure, screened, anu
and split. order by Telephone 3i2 or other"re'
no lS-tDc2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.

STEVENS shows
BISC GOODS.
STEVENS hss a
magnificent line
OF ALBUMS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-11
Potato Planting.

Ten competitors entered last year for
a second race in potato culture, under
auspices of the Franklin, Mass, Farm
ers' Club, each using from the same
barrel of Mammoth Pearl, strong
growing, long-vined variety, and each
measuring at the outset an exact rod
Several accidents prevented an even
start. MIR. S, f. Sargent had the best
crop-450 bushels to the acre, of superb
or sound tubers. He planted early,
single-eye sets, only SKIP inches apart
In the trial of the previous season he
had only one-third of this yield-the
lightest of all, but quality best. He
had planted on rye straw, and the seed
did not terminate very well. The Rev.
S. w. Squire was second best, 500 BUSH
els, sets of one and two eyes, placed
8x40 inches apart, May 20. Mr.. Mason
came third with 264 bushels to the acre;
seed planted 30x50 inches apart; it
came up badly, then grew rankly; tops
blighted, and tubers worm-eaten. Com
mercial fertilizers yielded cleaner and
better potatoes in these tests than stable
manure, and early planting succeeded
better than late. The winner in the pre-
vious trial Mr.. A. w. Cheever, who
then reached the rate of 4S8 bushels of
Early Rose pc acre, was this year. last
but one, his crop being much reduced
by rot. Prairie Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-05-11
The Wrong Branch.

The endeavor on the part of eastern
bond holders to make collection agency
Of congress by refusing to admit south
ern Dakota until bonds issued by Yank-
ton county are paid, is such concen-
tratcd essence of audacity and over
whelming impudence that the wonder
is it did not succeed at the first intro
duction. Assurance of so monumental
a character is usually capable of achiev-
ing its purposes.
In the present case the fact that mem
beers of congress may not care to be evO-
luted into a general agency for the col
lection Of bad debts possibly will operate
against the consumation of the wishes
Of these gentlemen who so modestly
push their claim for recognition.
They are acting under misapprehen-
sion Of facts, congress is the legislative
not The judicial branch of government.
The sheriff and his deputies, not repre-
sentatives in the halls of congress, are
the persons to be importuned. 1t Is
not necessary to 20 into the different
stories told on either side. The only
question for congress to decide is wheth-
er or not Dakota is entitled by virtue Of
population to admission. This settled
and the functions Of that body are con
cludcd.