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ABOUT :!
Strangers In the City nnh Wheeling Folks
p tbrunI. ~ II

strangers In the city nni Wheeling FOLKS
Judge boyd, OF the Circuit Court, is cx-
pccted home on Friday.
Mrs. Denj. Exley, OF Martins Ferry, is
lying quite i'll ut her home.
Mrs. G. r. Cowan has returned from a
visit to friends at Cumberland. Md.
Auditor Miller is ut indianapolis. nc-
%companied by his family, who will pay a
visi, to his brother there.
Mr.. George Mccain, OF the Pittsburgh
Dispatch, is u: the McLurc House, accom-
panied by his little daughter.
q Miss Kate Kennedy left for Newark, O.,
yesterday to attend the wedding OF Miss
Mary, daughter Of ex-senator Atherton.
Mrs. W. Preston Hix, OF st. Louis, has
been appointed lady commissioner 10,
West Virginia to the New Orleans Worlds
Fair, which opens next month.
Miss Laura Harden and hersguest, Miss
Cornell, OF Chicago, held a very pleasant
little impromptu reception att Miss ilar-
denis home on Twelfth street Monday
evening.
EIr. George Adams, iormerly,of Wheel
in, who has been spending several; days
in the city, goes to st. Clairsvillc to-day,
and from there will return 10 his family in
%Staunton, Va.
Information has been received by some
OF the members Of the English Lutheran
Church inthis city OF the death of James
BArnitz Kennedy, Of York, Pa, q nephew
OF Rev. S. d. Barnitz, formerly pastor Of
the church here. Mr.. Kennedy was n
young man OF genius, aged % years, and
one OF two sons OF a widowed mother, who
deeply feels his death. lie spent three
months in Wheeling with his uncle in the
spring IF 1871, ana will be kindly remcm-
bered by many members Of the church
and Sunday School.
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~Tl.ermo,ne,er i.ccord

The following shows the range OF the
thermometer rs observed at %Schncpfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
I A. N,-36'; y NJ, SGs;; 5 r.M.,370; 7 +. NJ,
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Drv.GuUds.

NEW York, Nov. ls.-SuccCcding ths larye salcs
Of cotton gool, yesterday the m,its,t has been
more quiet, still SOME buy crs ardliot tnsel,tbie II
production, an ! hic quietly making fprwarlinss Of
very fair quantities. rrscls nre 10 Very lUw f1r all
CLASSES o! goods that the cuItAiln!r1it III production
Is greater than at my, previous dhie In the history
Of the trade; nnd VIII continue 10 Until pr.ces viii
enable llu mills 10 TChlIllc. -L-- L-nl-. --.- ~
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Cnttnu

NEw fonK, Nov, Is. Cotton quiet and steady
at lO5fAlo t.iGC: futures steady: November lUilc:
December 10. nc: Jauuary 10 Joe: February lOslc;
March l0;Gsc: Anril 70 60; May lo!9Gc; June Ii .Gye;
July l.20c; August II Soc. ssgF gEFg
ClScISSATi. Nov. 1S.-Co.ton strong AMI higher
| millIug lOc, HYaGE-tof fFreJGfr
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sleu, advertisements.

WANTED-A NURSE GlKL-Musr
O. home preferred. Apply u! iloi. second i,oe1,
..t ntlccI. "a SHH-s az ~ DnlG
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CRIMINAL. Coul;r NOTES.
a Burglar Gets Eight rears-impu,tnut
Y ( Cases Set, u

a Burglar Gets Eight fears-inpurtnnt
Cases Set.
Timothy Stokes, the colored man who
was captured in Mrs. Richardson's house
in East Wl.eclingseveral monthsago, where
he had goneto rob the house, was yesterday
arraigned in Part ii OF the Circuit Court,
before Judge Fleming, and pleaded guilty
10 the indictment for bur!lary returned
agaipst'him by the grand jury. He was
sentenced to eight years imprisonment III
the p%enitcntiary at Mounlsville.
The case Of William McCann, indicted
ior pet;tlarcenv, was call d, ard tho nc!
cusad failing trnnswer, his bond OF 500,
on which Jesse futile is surety, was de.
clared forfeited.
The trial OF Gucnther, Sehnclle on the
indictment Of murder in thu first degree
for the killing of DR.. g. S%c'iuckard,, was
set for trial OH December IL. The trial OF
John Boetiner ior.tllc murder Of Charles
DICK vas set for December 3. The forgery
cases n .ainst I.eon.van Walt will be tried
Move nber 44S, the Geyer diamond robbery
case against Ed. uthmnn November Is,
the several charges Of larceny against
k~ictarl Forsythe December S, the case OF
Manic Bell, accused Of stealing a dia-
mo;!d ring from Mrs. J. i. Faris, Noyem-
her q, and Ell Webster's trial for larceny
December u,
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BALTIMORE Nov. ls.-fiour steady and ouiet,
Wheat, western lowe! aud dull; No. = winter rcd
sspot l1Za.se; December 7Skc; January so5kaslc;
teutrGry SaI5SsS?H74o. Corn, Western lower; mixed
oaa steady aud 9ulesi wete.p white sla@o;
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Eczema Twenty-icars.

My gratitude to God is untaundci for the relief
] have obtained from the use OF The. Cuttcura. Rem.
eises ! have been troubled Will; Eczema on my
lrss orstwentYl! eara Et,rhad not. q. c'.iufor,ah!o
night for Yeas, iEr burning and Itching Eervso tn.
tense Now. Tam hnppy't. FAY, I hive no triuble.
Only the liver.col"rcd patches, IN my linus .cmaIn
AZ u token Of my forntr misery. f5mf7l
lSs West Ayrnnc. Rnctcstrt. \. e. = ss44'1tNto,
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3aAing 9o,oGer.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY

l!afna can topGawIs OIL q hot stove until heated then
.,Mnnse wy eaSor am smell. a chemist viii not "a n,
luiFeo 70 defect the prcscnce OF ammonia
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Fon bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 80 to
J:W. FEERrL.'s,
Corner Main and ,Twontv.frst 1t.
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TI. ENESIIEINIER,
1ru Goods.

IS & 20 Eleventh. Street.
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5Eczcn,a on II Chila..

Your mos. valuable C.trura Remedies HI vedsnc
my child 80 mach good tia, feel !!Ne sayi,s his
for the brnettn Of ,!Mso who am t.nuh!eI With ikin
and | tried several doctors aud medicines, hui did
not do her amy good until ! used the CutIcurl Hem.
edIcs, which speedily cured her. for which / owe
LtAsruk toSSAtE4,I Union bakery.
Z FnISBuEdII, Iip. ~ fIfT
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CLOSING out Buggies aud Spring
Wagons away below their value.
J.SW. FERREL.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns OF Flat Scarfs. Du
plicates Of our U%nlaundercd White Shirt,
reinforced both buck anii front, the bcSl
In the market, price 81 90. Also, thu
best all wool Knit dGeket,
+, G. HESS & SONS,
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GOAL For TILE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS!

Proposals TO s;irplyt1:e Public Schools Of The civ
win Coal for one tut from the 4isT Inst Vii |.
.S,ceiyGG by The undersigned Ullli > o'Gi0ct r. Il. Of
Thursday, November II. ISL
Eaen Etopo$si Should rIrciiy Mt hls price wr
bnshci the bidder NH iG;aph Il svul lid mcr.
c.,-!LutSlc ar i.ic Of e.crn G0iT 10 '"'
Al thc schoH!s IN Ihp ds;E;ei, OF
The schools luitl; Of he Crvtk.
J. lie schools south OF tie creek,
The school .il the Isluud, or ,
Any school srlaaatelyf
Inc tigh; L. resurted 10 reject any aud ali lids.
inn1o,als LIQUID be enclosed iii sealed ,iiyr!Ctes
dressed IL i'I.SSI l1nNHH S"'
hu!5- ~ =E Clerk roAri ri B.rcN,Inn,
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There were rather more eoN, tops than wore
offered las. Monday. and prices for them SHOW
lilile Change Common and medium cattle were
mon were not Of Ms lowa grlic as last week. The
market was moi, ac.lve, sales b. ing msde with
considerable 1~ttieN1ty. Prices. Of medium, and
tops were or 1lSntH.c, rs 10 qualify. Ouc:.tionS
1a44aGc, with most sales from ~ to akEc.
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letter Of the Scalp.

Was Glvrpst perfectly build. caused BY letter OF
the top Of the scalp: iuaed your Cpii1,Ia Kprn.
dies nbout Six wecrs and they cured my scaip her.
ieetly, AMI now my hair Is coming back as ihicr AZ
II eyer was. tfE~1 tQSst, p. CIIOiCE =
r. WIfLrESrOHo', TEXAS. fsETh. T'","I5E
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OIL CRY, IA. Nov. s.--Naiional Transit. cert
hcstcs opened at I5}i: highest tic: lowest 60:
vlused NJ i0jsc. Sales 2,l.D,Vu barrels: ClGanulccs
h..f,.o 900 barrels runs Dl.sG6 barrels: shipments a.,
VIZ barrels: %eliattciN 32,Ely barrelS, oil Exchange
stock 81 y bid, 81 10 asked. ,JIg3is q
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Covered With El0tchcs,

Covered With Elotclcs.
u want to tell you that your Cuticum Pcso,yent Is
magnificent About three months ago my iace was
covered, With blolnhes, and . Tor using three bottles
Of Hesolvrnt was perfectly eurei:
-. FREpERlCK MAITRE.
y st. Charles Str ct, New Orleans. In. 800
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Gm ~Q,ttdldqettrfr
Office: Nos. "a ind ri Fourteenth Street,
Now Advertisements

Sixth Ward Blaine and Logan Club.
Spare Ribs ID. c. List, Jr.
In Sto.e-Poators and AppleS-T. &. Morris & Co,
For Ladies' kyes. burkhhrLt's Book.
Scientific American. 3gvFETEt4
Manufactures Gitl-Fon.th rage
Motk!nS Bird tnges--C. E. st1trl L S,ns-Four,h
page. IL. .y1s,
Grand Excursion to the Worlds Expedition
Fourth page. F Ey'e
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Ivy Poispai,

Ivy Poisoning, 3sys
To. all cases Of oison!ns ly w or dogwood,
can warrant Cutear. 70 cure every. time. l have
sold 1t for five years aud II nev,t falls.
HaLti.roS, MAes. 49, 80
solvent, q 10. 80"
I y, I ,,Euo AND crEs.cALc Co, Boston.
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THE PUBLIC.

J have Jest completed renoIciinS mud roGt;pr
my photographic studio. and hive aided II IRE.
vi or novelties N lllGtoenllbc furniture, IAN.
Ing secured the best artistic taIoDt IN The Cnl.rtfy, I
aui better than ever prepared 10 produce fine a,iie
tic effects ir'ltSht and shade. Thanking lir Ilh!tc
hope " inertia continuance Of snlac.
j - H. rAi'OEe,
aoL ~ No. lHE' Market StRGI ilipt'Ri!s,.
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f%hrTsmtndn, "a, Nov. tS.-fM the nftetnoOn the
market was dull with reports OF. heavy. ceiling In
close to 701sc. aE t
rirusvlilr, Pa, Eov!lS.- opcucl ut 80; high.
est i3Hc; lowest 7pc! closed III 1t1sc; shipments
barrels.
Nrw Yolsx. Nov. ls.-reiso,eum firm; United
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Enantru.


WANTED-A FlRSEClASS COOK
lest rrirtc' Co.'S nQlihd aHh ljyhe,i wn.a;,
PAID Arely at No. ~ u trlu"Btn siati WSEe'
Az
w Accountant, and rnvE,IccIcr. thcrourliv
posted in oii"c work: wants n position irmCIta",a!y
ly. or will engage for January iSSI: Lr,i NJ ' NV
ciice. Address | hCk Tex ~. SGI 'v'tt'
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nEMAahs,

There was n very la-se ~incrcatc In tho setein.s
nysslast week, and the qualify OF ,iho orer.uSs Is
IlilS "a goa rs Y Wa. then T,a,,e Is moderate 10
Coou, with the ,fnthc. fill snpply. Hogs weighing
lo toi9S lbs. g-nSs, arS In the best demand. lie
hogs a. Ei44ss7744t. with Il few 1t the former, and Iuc,t
sales " aEI1sse. SANG time lnS; year hogs soll nj
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Geyacnt.

E0R RkST-1liE BRICK nWEII-
l, ing House, 20, G. c:nIt Of tor and 'ii ionr'
iSonan sifEtt Gnn'ains,E lunou.s. waicF Guj r mt
street. Flt II@FHfG 81. p We 'srtlNli
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BRADFORD, Pa, Nov, llH.-Crndc oil weak; M.
lional Tra,Mt certificates opened. Al IS.sc, closed
At 1oKc: highest price fs}Sc: lowest :jOjsc. Total
National Transit aud 1%idewntcs runs Monday
$50 barrvls: total shipincl. SION; barrels; char.
tcN 39,hN barrels; clenrancrs J,QJI,0O barrels,
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mixed a2assc. Rye. quiet at GoaGic. rrovtstons
steady. fWhl.Ey steady ut 81 lsal ~
1Totypo, Nov: ls.-wheat quiet aud steady; No.
rcd spot and November nominal at &c: Decern.
beI GtSc: January exc; May 7fc bid: No.. 2 soft 16A
&c. No, 3, &C bid. Corn dull; No. 2 spot mud No
yember tic; year saStfc u.ked. May $50 bid Oats
steady and firm; No: y white.2oc; November acl
Clover seed easier: prime spot AID November 81 %
asked December q GO asked, 81 e7fi bid. fEis,S $g
AXIS livestock.
Cntc1oo, Nov. ls.-Thc Droryr's Journal reports:
Live hogs-liecelpts G0Oy0 head shipments S.8t1
heal: market weak and fairly nctiyc closed .ol3Hc
lower with over $1,000 uusoll: heavy al ihi 90;
mixed packing 81 tus, 9j. Light 81 DIAL 80. Cattle-
Rctcipts 5000 mead: shipments 100 head market
quiet; exporters nominal 1T 81 Lao 70: intc,ior 10
fancy Ahippets 81 0tG6 10. mainly 81 76a3 C0. shteI
-Rlce!pts Loo head: shipments 1900 head mar.
dull inferior to choice 81 1oas 50; lambs q 80
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Nov. sls.-calue marke. slow
at unchanged. prices receipts $50 head; shipraent
l,aA head. Hog market slow receipts 3,loQ head;
shipnents $500 head Philadelphia 81 6Nl o.;
best Workers n 8Sai Di common 81 CCat y. shteI
market slow and a shade or from last weeks
PRICES; receipts 800 head; shipments 5,:.u0 head.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov, is.-I.ive hogs easier; rom,
mon aud light O. bAil 20: packing and butchers
81 23ai Go; receipts 7,DN hutd: shipments 40 hcud,
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CROOKS FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE--l Will
~ oaer ut private sale for thirty Days, NY lslm
n ilrooEe county lutfAiU toWIl>hIp. ncEi Nr!
Liberty, containing A0, acre. said IIr:n q Ia a
go9a S!a!e o. cultivation With iAi- Improvements
which crops ont nj III, suriaec, abUDhs%n' Of
,!ult AMI Wen HALc:td. CanrGl!elt to gluich,
Normal School md pe:hGuy5 Col..rS. ps.Et~iun
GUS SMiTH!SCall Oh Or address. j: i. SMITH,
West Liberty. VIVA. Wio
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6snsr;tl ale1lcrs.

r ADT BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN
~ Reveak Fast, Present mud iulitr: gly,S sI,'
vice on money, Justices mud family slAirs. Inn, ""
rom TOO |. At NJ. 70 ttGtth Sin Of nnH
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

OF all the meetings OF tue Board
of Supervisors oi this county, noteo
as they are for profanity, vulgarit.
and the utter absence OF deeorum.
those Of last Monday and Tuesda!
were the very worst. The two Super
visors present, Hardy and HenkIe,
put in tso days in abusing each 9th
or. TO the entire neglect Of their Off
cial duties.
The vilest epithe,s we're banded
about from one to the other, both
men showing themselves to be adopts
in the art Of singing biilinssga;e.
and both OF them should have beer
arrested for rsing vulgar and profsne
language 10 . public place. The lie
was givon frequently and at times j,
looked as though they would come
20 blows. to the great edifeation oi
the bystanders.
II is pity that the offices of both
these men cannot be declared vacaD,
and an entirely new set Of Supervis.
ors appointed. Such proceedings as
thoss Of last week are MT only dis
grace to the parties themselves, but tc
the county a: large. We sincerely hope
they may never be repeated and that
these men will drop their personai
animosities and Vulgar talk at least
when they act il an Official capacity
On behalf OF the citizens and taxpay
ers of this county We demand theil
immediate resignation from the Office
they both disgrace.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
Meeting OF The Democratic
County Central Com niittce.

Democratic County Central Com
mittee was called to order by Samuel
Hamilton, Secretary, at kingman,
July 9Th, at 6 y. m. On motion the
Committee adjourned until 10 q. IN.
July 9Th, 1854.
At 10 a. No., July 9th Committee
met. Present: Dan. Smith, N. w.
Clark, W. Il. Day by }. 7. Davis
proxy, T. b. Shipp by Dap Smith
proxy and Samuel Hamilton.
On motion Frank Nicholson and
j. +. Ryan were elected members in
place OF W. II. Cureton and Daniel
Carliu removed from the county. The
chair being vacant by reason OF the
removal of w. II. Cureton from the
county, N. w. Clark was elected TO
that position.
Motion made TO hold the primaries
to elect delegates 10 the County Con
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
Political Notes.

The Bayard boom is spreading like
az ounce OF grease on a bran rev
silk dress. Fort Worth Gazette.
II is said that after the Chicago
convention the Flower "boom" will
be used by the delegates to make
button hole bouqnets.--New York
Tribune.
The Texas delegation to the demo
cratic national convention, says an
exchange, wear uniform consisting
OF white hats. That is a pretty
breezy costume even for Chicago
Troy Times.
John Kelly Is still holding the
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
vention on August 2ad, 1854 Car.

vention on August 23d, 1854. Car
ried.
Motion made to hold the County Con
yen.ion at Mineral Park on Septem.
Der LIST, 1884 at 7 o'clock p. IN. Car
ried.
On motion tn, following precincts
we're established in which the prima
ry elections are TO be held for the
purpose Of eIecting delegates 10 the
County Convention, aud the anmber
OF delegates to which each is entitled
in the appor.ionment, set opposite
hereto:
aubrey 2. Signal 2. Sandy 2. Cedar
Valley 1, wailapai Mountain ], Viii.
lows /. Kipgman 8, blackberry 4,
Truxton !. Peach Springs 4, Music
Mountains I, Gold Basin l, Chloride
2, Mineral Park 4. Cerbat 2, Stockton
8. Yucca l, Powell /, Drake !, Fran
COMA I, Wallapai Siding j, Gus
Spears Ranch !. Lost Basin l.
On motion tho following instruc'
ton TO tho voters VI each precinct
was carried.
On the assembling Of the voters at
the polling places in each precinct.
they ars TO elect from among theii
pumber Judge Of election and one
clerk, who shall receive the votes cast
and count the same, and the said
| Judge aud CLERK shall give certin
cate Of election signed by each oi
them TO the person or persons receiy'
ing the highest number OF votes ut
such election for delegates TO the
Comfy Convention.
A resolution was also passed direct
ing the secretary OF the Committed
TO write to the absent members there
of.requesting their resignation il they
do not take interest enough in party
affairs to be present at its meetings.
Adjourned subject 10 the call of th'
chairman. n. w. CLARK,
SAM'L HAMILTON, Chairman
Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

The Probate Judge aud Treasurer
met together ou Wednesday mOrning
aud declared the seat Of Supervisor
Groords vacant, on toe ground 0i
absence iron tie Territory, and ap-
pointed W. s. CLARK to till the vacan
cy. THIS aciiol was aajs teccssAry
by the determination of Supervisor
Hardy not 10 do any business with
Super visor Henkle aud the peculiar
obstructive tactics 10, pied by the
former, A dIssracefni xranSle u
two DAYS duration Was hnsily ended
ss above. Charge OF neglect Of duty
and malfessance IN Office hsva been
brought against Supervisor Hardy,
which will probably result in his
removal from office. As the matte. Is
now &c b. investigated in the District
Court we refrain from expressing oui
opinion OF Supervisor Hardy much $,
we would like 10.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

II begins to look very much as
though Hon. Thomas Fitch would be
q candidate before the Repubhean
Territorial Convention for the nom
ination Of delegate to Congress
Should be receive it we mas look foI
a very lively campaign as Mr. Fitch;
well known reputation as speaker
his many capabilities for the position
and his personal magnetism viii at
tract many a democratic vote in ad
dition TO brinslng to tie polls tbt
full strength of his own arty. H.
is q man who VIII make himself heard
and respected in Washington, which
is more than We Can say for the pres.
en-, incumbent.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

We call Bro Fay OF the Champion
10 order for arpropriaiing items with
ont giving MS proper credit. This il
unprofesslonal to say the least, but
% it is the frs. offense we forgive
you this time, Tut don't do il again.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

We have repeatedly advocated the
election OF five supervisors, instead
of three as at present, and we Office
q correspondent. OF the Courier adyo-
eating the same thing The disgrace.
ful proceedings OF our own Board
would never have taken place, If We
had FIVE supervisors instead Of
three.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

Th. River and Harbor Appropria
tion bill recently passed by both
houses OF Congress contains an item
Of S25.000 for the Improve .nent OF
the Colorado river in Nevada, ,Califor.
MIA and Arizona, Small favors
thankfully received.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
FIRST BALLOT:

After the first ballot, the conyen
tien adjourned till 10 a. m. toImor
row.
Chicago, July ll.-Cleyeland nom
inatod on second ballot; no particu
lars.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

unTInE, My limited means com
VUIlUIspel me to require settle
ment within sixty days for all goods
purchased Of me. / will most rigid
ly enforce this rule from June lst,
1894, until further notice.
w. M kg'pEa.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13
Notice.

There is 10 oDs author, zed to col
lect toll or rent for me at Canon
Station, nor will be until the road is
thoroughly repaired. and then will
give ten days notice before anyone
viii be authorized to collect toll or
pay for water
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

The following are the latest dis
patches from the convention received
at this Office:
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-13

democratic party up by the tail, with
;he apparent purpose II cutting the
iail of close behind the ears.--Phila-
llelphia Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-05

Hawkins of Tennessee offered a resolution
pledging all delegates to support the nominee of
the Convention whoever he may be.
Pierce of Massachusetts, opposed the resolu-
tion. hoping that the Convention would not
bind its conscience in the manner proposed
Winkier of Wisconsin also opposed the rcSo-
luton as it was a declaration on the part of
every delegate that he would support the nom
inee of the COnventSon, and he thought that no
snch declnraIiOn was noCesSarN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-05

come with name whose history is of the Re
publican party itself. Illinois can come with
one who never failed in the discharge of u pub
lie duty, whether in the council chamber or on
the field of battle. Maine has erhonored favor
lite, whose splendid abilities and personal quail
ties have endeared him To the hearts OF friends,
and the brilliancy of whose genius challenges
the admiration of all the Convention. And In
diana may come with name scarcely less Illus
trious than these. Now, in conclusion, if be-
cause of personal diSagreementS. or emergencies
of the occasion, another name is sought, there
yet remains the grand old hero of Kenesaw
mountain and Atlanta. When patriotism calls,
he cannot, if he would, be silent, but graSping
that banner, to him 50 dear, and which he has
already borne in triumph, he will march to 4
civil victory no less renowned than that of war.
thank you, gentlemen. for this distinguished
mark Of your confidence