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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
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L NlIEL NEAAL- T AND TUCsuN. ARIZONA. Sau-auha- E l,-. NOTICE Is HEREBY GlAEN THAT TEE V Silver Queen Mining Company. Uao-s l,..- office address ls care Cf T. l.. 0llT- Iuc-.. Pima county, Arizona, has tll- ia. l..l .l-l- plcatlon for patent fo- iltu linear ia.- .. -s Silver Queen mlue OF vru bearing gold la.. -- yer. with surface ground ss.J feet sr .l.t. .-- uuted in Arivsca Mining District rUl-. Pima and Territory of Arizona. and .a-.--.... by the held not -s and olIcla. plat U" a.s .r .- office as Lot No 3g iu -aId dI-trirr sud i.- N. 5s being as follows. to-wt.
 Beginning gt tLe Iul-lai u..lE.H. I'd. .- south westerly end of Che rlaIu also ... Nt .-- ter of the Silver Queeu N'e-t claim lf - iE 1. blackberry post, Gis feet long -e- iaHt.-ta ground, in a mound of syuLes. and aar..- .N Q. M. C. =. W Cen. No. l.'
 Thence N @ deg % mn W --1f f... -.t.. SD corner of claim Co a ixi -ug- laal...--. l.--.t feet long, set I feet m the ground. .l g -Hl.i Of stones, and marked '-S. Q. VI. C. ~. W.N Nc.u
 Thence N i2 deg Q min E ge.l .-.- f.a r.a post feet long, s-t q feet Ir rHa ground. ms mound of stones, and marked '-. .. ". I.N." " No. iil,'
 Thence S 52 deg Il nm F --ss f..-. .as .a.-- on the center hue of ths claiu. distant 'is .aa- from the initial monument, Co a p-ls r'.' tl' inches, q feet long. set !. feet Ir t'e r.a1 l mound of -toues, and marked S V. N-'.N ". Cen. No. IN.'
 Thence < 52 deg ig mn P gD r.-- -o. ra-. 1. inches. +is fee- long. set D. te.- "a r.s -- m a mound Of stones. and marked '>. V l- -.- \. F. Cor. No. "
 Thence S @ deg O min v iaH ..-- 2. at inch post, q feet long sct 2 tss- i~ fHa --H-l Tn mound of rocks and marked -~. .. 2. .- F. or. No VIZ and
 Thence V 53 deg ll min W Hf....o-.. a..- of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l3 d-, .H min i.s.-.a--.-s l4.-l acres
 The location of thI- mine .- -.r.--.. .- Hecorier'- Oti-cr of Pima eu..'r. A--a. Boos <, Records of MI-r- a- rrla- --.-.- joining claimants are, suurHas--.-. .. g"Er'-' Cf the Silver Queen West mining e..u. ttHt.- wise the lands are pu1lic and belong -' ta ,a... States.
 Any and all per-1u- clalu-s- ..r.--a portion of sad Silver Queau -'rr " ground are required to t.r t.sIr t...r-- ..-- with the Register of ths United ~t.--- llH- '.. flee at Tucson. in tLc Tern ary o' A-s|-t CT ' ing the sixty days period of p. n.#I''Hr '...'. CT they vii be barrel hy ur-Ga Hl r.s Cf the statute. BtN VI. IHuHa~ l.--''' It i= hereby ordered -laf -... t.rue- of application for patent bo r1H r-... ..- nod of 6I days ttau CDr-aHl-rsa u..- ARIZoNN CITIZEN a weekly rsa-I e Tucson. Arizona.
 BEN.M TE'T.- .-r-.-- Date of first publication. ssrt.-.. -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
What Kind of a "Gaf 2"

The Plumas CCaL) National tells the following story: When We met Jake the other morning, there was perfume pervading the air that seemed to em- enate directly from him. Our first salu- tation was "Been in the polecat busi- ness, Jake ?' Dot ish shust vat I wants to know. I tells you. Dis morning, shust before dark, l hears something's on mine dable, among de plates und dings, und so I shoOst gets me cop init de bed oud, md 1 sees on my dable a shpotted gat shmelliBg aroundt dare. So I shoost dakes mine broom und prods dot Ridden to make him get off mine dable down, und, miny shimminy gracloUs dot gat shpit in mine face, und I dinks vas shot init B drug shtore. Say, vot gind of gat you diuks yos dot 2"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

\ locomotive is now being built in the Sacramento car shops of the Central Pa citic winch will be larger than any ever built before in the world. The work is now about half done. The engine will have five pairs of driving wheels its weight will be seventy-three tons i; weight of the tender, over twenty-five tons weight oI engine and tender when fully equipped for the road, 105 tons. The length of engine and tender will be sIxty-fve feet five inches diameter of drivers, four feet nine inches; driving wheel base, nineteen feet seven inches diameter of cylinder, twenty-one inches; stroke, twenty-six inches water capac- Ity of tender, 5000 gallons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
rFIrst pubhcatlon Auz. Il.i Notice for Publication.
LIND OFFICE TUcsoS. Azrzo.

AsAN1 OEEAAl- q ANl-Nes 1HAAoEAr {.
 August (. I--3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - fllluvIng named settler has tied notice of his intention Co make rnal proof in ssspport of his claim, a-d that said proof VII be made hefora tEe H-glster and Revolver a- Tucson. Ariznrz- on September 10th. I-sc. viz: J1stua H. Watts, of Tucson. Arizona. for Lot a of Sec ]: and Lot and SEil oi Ma and Ntit of -E-. of Sec. . Town. ii South 1f Range i5 east. ard names the following sa his VItnes-es uarne- ly: John Gardner, T. R. Miller. samuel Baird and J. c. Labrlszie. all of Tucson. Arizoua-
 HEN. N- THOMAS. Register. Pre-emption No. 20. all 5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Sntice of Enrreitnre
TCCsON, PIMA 'oUSTT.A. T. NTar- sg n f--1

NaaA n
 May D. \. D. i--3. ITO SAMUEL N. SHORTRIDGE: YOU ARE | hereby notified that the undersigned have expended Two Hundred Dollars Iu labor and improvements uVOn each of the following named and described mining claims, situate In the Heivetla Mlune District. Pima county. Ari- zona, to-wlt; The AouI, located November @5 i--o; notice Of location is r-corde m Book P Of Mines. page 23s. County Recorders Office oi said Pima county; and the Union. located June 2, loSo; npuce of location recorded m Book O of Mines. page 292, said Recorders Office in order to hold sald mining claims under the provisions Of Section 2s3i Revised Sta'ufc- of the United st ares. beng the amount required Co hold each of sand claims for Che y-ars e11Ins December Sl is.l, and December g. lsS2. And if within ninety days after thls notice by publication you fail or refuse To contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-uwner to wit. One Hundred Dollars on each of sand claims your interest therein will become the property Of the subscribers under -aIi Sec.iou 2s3t
 r.. ". SHGKTRIDGE. je2 Sn C. c. STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
lfirst publication August l-. 1S-s.
 Notice for Publication.
LANn OFrTcE Ar Tr.sox. AnI.

LNNn OFFICE sr TUcsoS AuIzosA,
 Ausu-t 18th. t-,3. Nouce "a hereby gwen that tsc following name settler has hled notice of his intention to make hnal proof ln support Of Eis claim and that said proof wll be made before the Register and Receiver. Tucson. ArizUna. on September 18th. A. D. ls@: Hugh White. for the West half ot tho S.t-tt uf Sec. 1u. Town i1 S k. % F.. c. 2 :. h. M.. and names tle following as hi- witness es, viz; VI. Saleshury. os Benson, AriEona: and Darlington, of Benson. Arizona
 BEN. NJ THOMAS. Register. Pre-emptiOn No. -i3. als q
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
lt,r-, publication August 25, 1S-s.l Notice for Publication.
LANp orr1cE Trc.oS. ]

LVD OFFICE Al TUCsoS. ARIZONA. |
 Augu~t D. l--3. Notice i- hereby riyr- that the folloUlnr name1 set-,a7 has uied notice or his intention Co make final proof IE support of his claim. and that sad proof will he made-hefora the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on September s,. l,,j, VIZ. George c. Harvey. of Total Wreck. Puma County, A. IT, for the E of x El, of See ton 22 and r ii of \ r a Spctlon .f. T Is. \ K li E. He names the following as hi- witnesses. VIZ: Wm. Cocrts. J. T.. Arnold. E. l.. Vail and C.. \. Proctor. all uf lo;ul Wreck Pima County. ArizouI. BEN NJ. THOMAS. Register
 Fre-emption No. .l5. a5-it
 Fir. publication Aucus- Zl. Is-s.I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
The Scissors Tan he Soon.

To the Editor of the Times-Sir: I see in to-day's Times that Georgia woman has pair of scissors which have been m use 6O years. My mother has Il pair of scissors that have been in use by herself snd mother 76 wears and are good scissors yet. All who doubt tbis can assure themselves of its being so bv calling at the residence of Mr. Eads m Pomona.
 Pomona, Sept. 6. A. J. EADs. Los Angeles Times. We'll bet hose scissors were never in printing office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Notice for Publication,
L.Np Orrr-E ~ Trcsox. Anrzox

L,No OFFICE Ar TUcsoS. ARIZONA.
 August 1s i--3. Notice is hereby gwen tlI- tho following named sctfl Ter has nlrd notice of his intention to make nnal proof ln supper of hI- claim. and that sad proof will be made before the Register and keceiver a- Iuc-un. A-ilOuG. ou September Eth. l-sa- VII. William kyeffs. uf J otsl Wreck. t1rna County A. T.. for the ! and V 1f E "a. Sac. l4. 2 i- ShI7E-
 He names the following ~ltres-e- Go prove his contlnuous residence upon. and cultivation 0f. said land. VIA, G. C. Harvey. V. L. Val. J. E.. Arnold. C. A. Proctor all of To-aI Wreck.
 REIN. M. THOMAS. R---ister.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
DIED

RAYMOND-In Fl PasO. September 6. 1888. Mrs. Benita Raymond, aged ST years and months. FFLIX-In Tucson. September 2. 1888. Mrs. Je- sus E. de Felix, aged about t5 years. GUSN-In Tucson. September 10. issS. Dr. Rob ert Gum. of St. Joseph, Mo, aged about aO years.
 MAsON-In Oakland, August l6, Joseph B. Ma son. aged q years
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Prof. J. G. Lennon and family have turned up at Fort Bowie. IT was sup posed they were still in the Santa Csta- lmas, as the soldiers at Fort Lowell had taken them up into the mountains, and on returning at the appointed time saw nothing of them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
-FIr~t publication August 2j. 1,-3.I Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 August 2. t--1- Notire IS hereby gwen that Tho following named settler has hied not ce sf his intention to make nuli rroof lu support of his clam. and that said proof W1il bo made before the Register and R. ceiver at Tucson. ArIzoua. on September -l. iS-., VIZ, augustus A James. of PIral coun- ty. Arizona for the SN ' of Section 30. Iown- shIp 9 \, l7 F., and names the following as his Witnesses, VIZ Francis A. Bunnard. Edward WhluCck Nathan Pearson and Joe Pearson. all of BedIngton. Pinsl county. Arizona.
 Ire-emptIou No. 1tt.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Regi s.sr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Ahont the YeIInM Fever.

Miss Aguirre, of this city, received a letter from a reliable gentleman of Guaymas last night, stating that the real yellow fever was raging at that place, and that they were dying at the rate of from two to three a day
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- gelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City. o3l-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
ntracrr-r.ANrnr-s

Power of attorney-Dr \ II Matas to Louisa Matas, his wife.
 F H Garcia, s Otero, r Otero, Mannela de Qussse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

The feast contil ues tO hold its own every night. The gambling is poor, no large sums have been staked. IL is most ly ten cent and two bit antes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Fogg does not see why the screen law shouldn't be enforced on coal-dealers as well ss upon ssloon-keepers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
, will site by same parties.
 DEEDS.

J N Tancey and Anna J Ortiz de Tan cey, his wife, to Frederick Maish and Thomas Driscoll. all their right, title and interest in the Rancho San Ygnacio de CRnoa, S750.
 NsrcIso Martinez and Maria Ana de Martinez, his wife, to Frederick Maish and Thomas Driscoil, all their right, ti- tie and interest in the Rancho San Yg- nscio de Canoa.
 Esquipula Castro to Dolores Munrial, the southern portion of lot 12, block j9, 800
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
EARS fOr the MILLION !
Foo Ghuu'S Balsam of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores The Hearing, and r. the only Absolute Cure Tor Deafness
 Known

This Oil Is ab=t-scted from peculiar species of white shark. caught in the Yellow Sea. known as CARCH HARoDOS RoNDELETII. EVery Chinese fish, erman knows it. I;s virtues as a restorative of hearing were discovered by Buddhist priest about tho year lflu. Its cures wera 80 numerous and many so seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its use became SO universal that for over 30 years no deafness has exis-ed among the Chinese people. Sent. changes prepaid. to any address Rt Sl.0O per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
I3OIsS.

WHITEHILL-At Silver City, September 2d- 1ssl TO the wife of Harvey II. Whitehil. a daughter.
 MARTINEZ-in Yuma, August |. lse3, to the wife of Rafael Martinez. daughter. PRINCE-In Tucson. September TO- lssS. to the wife of W. H. Prince, 500.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Dr. .SPINNEY,
No. ii kearny street. san TranrISee. Gal.
 Treats all Chronic and special DiseaSes.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN tN RO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE VI -te tfof youthful foilies or indlscretion will Go well Co avail themselves of this the greatest boon ever lad at the alta- of suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will guarantee to for feit StO0 for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind ur character which he undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many st the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evBcuations of the bladder. urien accompanied by a slight Enarting or burning sensation and weakening of the system ID a manner the patIent cannot &C., count for. On examining the urinary deposits a rupy sediment will often be found. and some times small particles of albumsn vill appear. or the color will be of a thin milEish hue again changing Co c dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this diffculty ignorant of the rause. Wh hich is the second =taEs Of seminal veakness. Dr. x. will guarantee a perfect cure lu all such cases, and healthy res toratlon of tho Ceuito-urlnary organs.
 Office Hours-lu Co and to g. Sundays from 10 Co n a. n. Consultation free. Thnrough ex- animation and advice q. Call or address
 DIR SPINNEY d co.
 wifi No. II kearnv stieet. San Francesca. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

~ The BrrERS GUIDE B l'- ( $. $. = $. $. <: x. <: ,. ". : 5. = = . ... Y. ~ ture gallery. Give5 vA--ss- sale prices dircet Co coHamsrs on all r9.- for personal CT family use Te-s l.~ to order, and gives exact cost of e.,' thing you use, eat, drink, wear, or hl's fun with. These invaluable books e- tain information gleane1 from the r' kets of the world. We will mail 9 Free Q any address upon receipt o- t-- postace-7 cents. Let us hear irJ- Ee--
 Respectfully,
 MONTGOMERY WARD & co. .2s zeo wabssa Avsaae. Chisago. iit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
lllll6 s Fluid Sleep Dlp.
 Price Reduced

Twenty gallons of fluid mixed with cold water
 W!ll make l210 gallons Dip. l. supenor Co all Dips and Dressings for Soab in sheep. ls certain in effect ls easily mixed. ar q is applied in a cold state. IL improves the character Of the Wool and ,iro- notes its growth Is of great healing qualities in ci.ses of sores ana bruises Is protection against blow-fly m bucks Is death to maggOts. lice. ants and all vernfn
 Apply to FALKNER. BELL S CO aspN Sar Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
ace H oteI.
 ALTAR, SONORA

THE .oLY FIgsT-CLAss PLACE IF l town.
 Board with or without Rooms
 at Reasonable Rates. A stable and corral for the aecorn nodsfsou uf tuimsis lspsl EYE q CHARLEY.z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Its virtues are USQUEsTIONk Br.E and its CU- EATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS THE wRITEE CAN PERSONALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM ENPFRI- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Write Gt once tO II AZ LOCK & JENNEY. Dey street. New York. euclos- ing Siu. and you wlll receive by return a remedy that Nill enable you to hear like anybody else. and whose curative effect will be perma- nent. You will never regret doing SO. EDITOR MERCASTII REVIEW.
 sS-TO Avoid lo=s in the mailz. please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HAYLOCk .k JENNEY,
 Dry Si.. '. Y. sole agents for America. wIy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

LOCATION NOTICES. Dew Drop mine, Wrightson district, by Smith X Baugh.
 King Bee mine, Rcd Rock mining dis trict, by II A Renter and A B Sarrels. King Bee will site by same parties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Hear What the Deaf Say 1!

It has performed a miracle m my case. l have no unearthly noises m my head. and hear much better.
 have beeu greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped a great daal-think an other bottle will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Proposals for Fresh Beef.

Headquarters Department of Arizona. Office of Chief Commissary Of Subsistence, WhpFle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
ApIIcaiion No. SIS. for a Patient Go thr hri'
 In Wuin- sialm.
U.sLtxD OrgI-I.trT-----L-|

Date of drst pabicIfo1. s.-oHH-- -'-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03

'''''''''''' -. ...'...
, Come and see our stock, or choose from
nr,r orr line of aaYiples: IF We cannot please
something nice in this way, aud guarantee
fits as well rs quality OF goods.
We have very pretty ayd.nobby line of
llATS:,in both felt and. Straw, and can
please the most faStidioGs. :
We ask an: n:lnspcction OF our stock of
SHOES, wich is very large, cieEracing all
Nnnlit:ts eald styles. Something nice in
low-cutS. and slippers.
in nll departments NC ,cndeavor to give
t2!n D ,st goods at LOWEST PRICES.
Respectfully,
cALDiN !, i, !; ! ! i,Ai,{,r,n, { ~; :;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03

GREENvILIE NcecS: Safn Randall is
not Democrat III anything but tho
name. lie is crafty politician whose
principles are Republican as far as
they exist, and whose practices in the
past, have been shutfling md unstatcs-
matl1ikc. lie is dodger and trick
.stcr whose methods the honest, tSu6
blue Dend6crats~of this State. -&tspisc
and abominate. The South Carolina
Congressman who votes for him will
vote squarcly against the sentiment Of
his constituency, ard, We earnestly
hope and sincerely believe, will in that
act kill himself politically.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03
AGATE IRONW ARE! !

tIgsk ord <,nrEble, will not irit4t. and is
not affected by heat have Prrs;aSinp
hcttics, Rice and NalN Boilers, Tea Kc,tiG
good "''' -
OIL S'rQL;E should be in every bousc
nave tI1r '!H4iitney Hot Blast ;siti all ,lnT
fixtures. W'lIrlo as ffA'h}ll cn,',:inv;S.Tlh II
lew cents worth of oil as TN ordinary stnyr,
ihr best oil should he used with thpsti
stoves as well as hulrtetl in lamps, Oriental
on, over 110o tre tr$;, is the hest oil madr
No smoke, no Sm{Hi, >and safe ar,l 'cHrap
Thr GRAND CltARTER OAK leads all
otncr cook stoves. i have also the stand
arc 'hartcr Oak, lla4turrd Lee, So Friend,
lotion Option AMI G!!E Avp. 'Steru INFLOW.
ware Dr'r"inS a'anS, Pipe, Ehu}s &nta
mrrSS of all kinds, Milk Cou!rrs, Flesh
Forks >'
JELLY and WINE ma'Errg made casy--
ny using the Handy Fruit Press .rIrvrfp
, ana st%Gs separated from the juice at o,c
operation.
think | have nearly everything the
: tl.r h"uSrkerprr needs, and if ! have not
GRoCERIFSS-a full Iinc. Pure, plain,
o'i,taShioned SUGAR Candy. Try It.
BCGGf and WAGON matcria!, Shafts.
l,"irS, Hubs, SpokrS, Rinls and. Whifir
Trees. sell close to Shops, and ask Il
COMPARISON "a l:,icrs with Columbia or
S;harlUHc.
Ploughs, Hoes, Picks, Spades, Manure
Forks, Hay Fork Diggcrs, Cradle blades
Grass Blades, etc
GRAIN CRADL ES Of the same eoo,
wake that ] sold last SEASON.
". III. d,ULyH HYaHwd1S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03

THE impression prevails in New
Hampshire that VIM. e. Chandler,
who runs the auction. shop and bosses
what there is left of tie United States
Navy, will come in as the dark horse
in the Senatorial contest now pending.
Apothcr opinion seems to be that thero
will be a fusion Of the bolting Rcpub-
1icans and Democrats, and thHt they
will center OH Gen. Gilman Mai'ston, II
Republican boiler, and elect him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03
kFgae SALE.

NNIE store -buildm&an lot now occupied
ttlc stors is one Of the best in Winnsboro,
aId,is m.primc condition. The location is
ono of the most advantageous in ,towr.
The lot s,quite alargc one, and upon it arc
large warehouse and other buildings.
Terms very moderate. For further par
tculars apply to
May 2u-tf u. SUGENUEIAtER,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03
SPRING GOODS.

Ofwhich we now have a large and well
assorted stock. Everything inthe way of
DRY GOODS, >NO1'lONa.f etc., tIa;t is
wanted, FROM tiG ctnnmo,cet, domestic to
novelties in NOTIONS. If YOU want a
nice suit OF
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03
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.HggsHEFEY E1lhpHAATICs
RI 81 ~ - =.
/. bur- :,
TRsseEsIBLY .;elNC1EUSEvE.

Prior to my annual Inventory, FOR tho
next thirty days will offer remarkable
season. These goods twill place on tho
Centre Counters, ;amd marked at prices
, that is bound to be appreciated. Come
carly and secure tho best Selection,
e., -. -! : . ..',
Respectfully, ::A* ,...;,
J. l.. MIMN4AUGH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03

JUDGE lloADLY, the Democratic
nominee for Governor Of Olio> was
once q partner Of Salmon =. Chase in
the practice of the law. lie is regarded
as the ablest lawyer in Ohio, and is
said to have an income from his prac-
ticc of $2oO,ooo. This fact makes Re.
publicans apprchensive that he will
open "barl'' and scatter the lucre
around between now aud the election.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-03
Statistics Prove 1T

statisiics Prove It ,p..,f . :,
The Ai!Wise Crcutor did not ,inSsnd that
half the ctS:slren bonn should die under five
yta's Of e!'e, But correct SATISFIES prove
ti'is ~ he the estimate: =. Mothers, just
hrr ,dfp Npm strong, gripping and, polsont.yls
medicines? Echo answers, how, manHo
Norrtah's NcptraliZing iCQrdial icCMtpii,s
ar.t one harmful ingredient An infant
jnSt born can take it with impunity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-15
THOMPSON ON TRIAL,

The trial Of Congressman Thompson
for the killing of Walter II. Davis,
some weeks ago, has begun, and it
promises to be one Of the most inter-
esting and instructive in the annals OF
our criminal Jurisprudence. The court
room each day is crowded TO over
flowing, and Kcntuokians arc taking
even more than their wonted interest
III court proceedings, owing, perhaps,
to tho widespread popularity of the
accused and the wealth and pro,ni-
hence of the deceased. Judge ~harlcs
a. Harden, an elderly member Of the
kentucky bar, prcsidcs at tho trial,
and seven prominent lawyers appea,
for the prosecution and six for the
defence. Senator d. w. Voorhees,, Of
Indiana, and CongrcssmSh j. S. G.
Blackburn arc among the defendants
counsel. The whole country is watch
1Ng with Interest and anxiety the pro
cecdings in the courtroom at Harrods
burg. Criminal lawyers of eminent
ability appear upon both sides and tho
case will be fought at every turn and
point with skill, cloqucnce, and IN
gcnuity.
We hope The, "verdict will be accord,
ing to tho law and the evidence"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-15
SOUTH CAROLINA AT BOSTON.

Tho press Of the State, with but few
exceptions, condemn The action of the
State Board Of Agriculture in declining
to make an appropriation for tho rep
rcsentation of the State at Boston. For
our part we do not hesitate to say in
the outset that wo,belicyo.tt,e action of
tho Board was dictated by the purcst
motives. and wo subscribe therefore to
llp.imputations upon tho honesty and
good faith of the gentlemen. who, are
responsible to,t tho people for what lms
been dono. But we do say with equal
emphasis that III our opinion their
action was unwise and ill-adviscd.
Prudence is q commcndable virtue and
conservatism is universally esteemed
one of the greatest safeguards Of socie-
Sy, but there is limit, a point beyond
which the exercise Of such cannot 90
without entailing hurtfil consequences
upon the State and tho people at large.
The verdict of the thoughtful and
progressive element of the State is that
the Gction under review was ouey-
2',Ndenf; 0rcy. cautious and over.oou-
sse,ynijrt. Il may have been contrary
~ tt.s, lgl;yr. oi. tic law tp, have MADE