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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01
seae RICE pl.eesurrs.

II ks ~sestsGScsy tSsouu IL CNErt,
TGeisy, the Hon sharon stated that
9 oae II Miss HIrs visits to Aia she
iN.el 10 Ueseai soae slight izaIEariEos
aid AsEeUpoa he made hr an CSer @:
$50 1cI;Aly 20 live vita hin- This
"a infused The oaeE ~~A>iEcaSsei 20
SO" when plaintiff accepted IL In Ais
farther testimony sharon testified that
he pNii Mis- Hill $500 to secuTv his
peace, !or which amount be received a
FeeeiPt. That ssoeirs was son alter
missing and he charged pi-iaia With
having s;c!rn it.
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EnG"ue Bll,r. N" former aril kus.yn
A~"Ss-n:-r for Wills, Fargo 4 90. il
reported T." lie dyinr in san DECO from
he elects % wounds received bv falling
ron = wagon some tirnn q. The last
news from S n hi 90 vls That Eugene
con'f survive hut a few DAYS longer.
Henry Rule il now rrnn.n- 60 FIX.
press Messenger hstw-ru Austin and
hat'l" Mountain on the Nevada Central
railroad.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

A San Jose dispatch of May 22d says:
This evening IN indignation meeting
wa held in Los Gatos over the undue
seton Of Judge Lamar in attempting at
this late hour to defeat the ends Of ius-
ties in posting the execution Of Majors.
Several rousing speeches were made,
and LAmar's course was strongly o n
demned. A delegation Of fifteen was
appointed to go 70 Oakland and see
Majors on. - y
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

Since the financial crash in New York
several Of the banks have elected new
presidents. The panic gave the old
presidents an insight into the financial
condition of their respective institutions.
and as Il is Of prime Importance that a
President should be wholly ignorant on
that point, the old officers had to co 70
make room for fresh men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The Pennsylvania bank Of Pittsburg
closed its doors again on Monday, Civ.
ing out that its President had Suddenly
become too i'll 10 assist in the adjustment
OF The banks affairs. II was discovered
that an overdose Of chIorotorin was the
cause OF Riddles illness, which pro.
duced great excitement among deposi.
tors. Officers were placed in charge OF
the bank, who refuse an audience with
any Of the Board Of Directors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The Grand Lodge of the \. o. Z. w,
OF the jurisdiction Of Nevada, which met
at Salt Lake City last week, adopted AL
Amendment TO the constitution, making
Poiysamy and their belief in it ineligible
to membership. Efforts were made TO
exclude members or the Mormon Church
but failed.
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SATURDAY MAY 81. 1884.

For r TurTose of,!s,tI = L ,ICI Delegate.
lo The Dem cratic >ta.s ,olN emit % to b lid
iAU-TIS. IsND'R COUNTY. SEy,nA
oa Iu'slas. -un: 10. 1854 ! sci sa Dele
E-ta- A. str AIi-rsat.s TO tn National
h'm cE-tic CunErLtioU 30 "a, J.. a ~ thira,a.
~ y :. lssI. - uuri..,c EEdlrL,r. fer Pre-.
td"Et Ara Nio. Pr "a ~ of tie a. Il 81 stat.--
AID tor Il. atom fA CsEdit-t for
u Hhrr % Coua re,s. 4 'srdi at TO- Ju.tt.
u the sup''Hir 'Ourt. Thrs- Frsld,nul
~ rSfors. So" Tor lie election Of SIT. c..
I al e mfu. ts AMI -lCh otter tusiu,S- &.
u , com L-fur- The Convection.
hs qHsiiLS tIOu- n e,'.try fr voter. &C
the fains ~ 'quirrl ~ d" Ete In La-. q
tie stai', tS'fL'r NiIk ~ p.rt, test. viz:
Arr sou = Den. cTst' And Nj l0u .upuort
Tie Uomisres " T., Democratic NL'tH. Al Con.
~ tua sEh he Isuoc ate STATE C1uy,ntpnr
That tie E-rtiuu b. ~ Of s.ca Ii.,rt.t
,ha 60. sisi e a. - 80 Judg-s SEn skAI b,
-v"rn 40 who : AL aPp,i.t tao conf .t-ut
ctrA-, 40 .hai .!-pI sE-Tu. wLsTcs.,l ell
eat OF h"!eIl 60 hal 10 .tccI,d y the vote,
81 IL n" AZ or. ,i.ur,t he 90 JiacAte %
= 80 . hall te uats J the ,ouuty C..trl
Con & ii''. tUtNlU, 'ri,dty Isvrfun
uu- G!.rIis, u. srriI-. ate Ia IN. d-Lyt,
E".ri { tat atsttt IH,Ica 80 = tur ,of
each IL : II G.st EHId, l. IL CL-Ers o.
'sia ,'n.U itt'-. j. ,uy the p,r.pu, Lsuoi
. mSm r. q. tlr b.. ciuu Board be RIO; prs
81 - a"'.lur = s-ry.. tltn iho.- rsrut
- % { go. Au.y. s.rOsiacd by AZ
lie io 80 20 r.r ioAu4s e. urssfAu
E.;'E'. - & d - The LA : NsrElsE sIiu.u
> = 81, Htg .ui l,,L.
Eb-aL,t" II. Lv vult be ,Iyia-i
mt Wv II ut aLa o.. D,r.E,. u Ip-
To!a d. : Ius-s
Is=TIvE Sol .TusIr,n. Cel4mb O., wife
Il 0A. . u4- -lU CT /. a. Ao-E AN: Fvur
br..y-t--.
Tl-r-'rf y" - 10. CT q. LAa-oi.le,
HI.rv. - .. The Us,Ea.rs.
p1-rH~r No. IS FOX. EaI ra,
No. .a vi. y. H.urua's o E.I-La.s.
B-rEIcT 80. t-i,rt uI.,Cs. Moth hay.
O~r .-rEt
Ds-ul y" 5-T =, s.ar Va lry. TuGrr
: "-S spra,.uolt:,.-r p..'gs y.
10 ius ! &C --,r = S!EEsd ID ! spec
tr-E F.a... - % IwIya.:
Il "a ! pt LEG t aad ldLIatas
D-.Is = o.u-ts , g.... ur4L E.,I..,,
ss-ah ,u.r. D suI.'...
h o-r.5-. a,,r vr,l { ,au. ssre-.a
zee ur.:I = Avr--L. jan S,lGru,y,
D,"rf- T-rlrr.
| AZ Ia 40 '.-ir.Is ctorss 8 !. I,ss
u~ =. Vs'p OBJ DufiI
hd Hl' 60 az EvcsuF-: Gus Hog
rulu. IL. Cap sui
Mold N-..y- N".r E-Ir,p~cSor: Wn.
, "a --y .s-u' N,C.,s. ou. Il. l.. Horrsa.
Lau nlr-h,ls-'- In,L-,Ir JGA LNln,
do r. Jon A,,D, nui.
N-tG raf-- Efu.'s iurprct r. = =,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

John Carpenter. an ~eI-convic met his
wife and her sister, Della AmLrose on
the street in New York Monday. and
approached them, knife in hand Deli,
s'epp"d between him and his wife. when
Carpenter made = ush - her and r'rrr-
ei the knife twice in h r neck. Mrs.
CaD"rte- ran into a saloon and harhuS
hand t ;ed to follow. hrt the door WIS
shut in bis face. He then got in ~ a
side door. rushed uron his " .. threw
her t. the foor ard plunged his knife
into her ho.ly several times. The 4ow-
an was kill i on the spot. Caro- inter-
hon deliberately laid on the floor Hs.6e
his vi'"'S holy and stabbed hins a.
vice in t. Abdomen. TIE police rrs
su:nmoT 4 and Doll, Arr-osn AL Car.
reuter were sent tnthe Bellevue HD,rit,I.
Frart Po'che1. I7vra-s o' ace rnr-sd
A. order OF \ san Francisco dmyra IS,
'"r some s~'rYchuI1e AMI ~ soon rs n
Vas handel - him nv TIE drug clerk he
swallowed il. The clerk soizeI the
would " sui"iir and after a short str,r.
Gle forced him to swallow ~ emc,fr
which relieved him from the p0ie0no-.
do~". Re'ora taxing the poison tho Ia
wrot" q not" 10 his father ~s,,tirg that y.
h-f a'''mrt"d 70 commit a robbery AMI
was cancht in the act and dill not a
TO he a disgrac" to his parents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

Mrs. M~eCpqoughI aged 100 years,
who lives with he daughter, aged 20
years. near the Wells Fargo mine. are
said to be in .isslitgtc circumstances,
amounting to actual want. The CHART
ably disposed can leave contributions
for her with the Librarian a, Miners
Union Hall.
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III" nbo srrNsrd VII 9 o. ID Tor he street.
snd e"n'i'ti"n fany r tty ~ , tiles fDurd
entity Of NJ lIuR. killing or fuDHing %.
HlioiihR l'sndS OF wsr.s Of any i've stock.
. c'" gi'g suy IA mLcs Of ih sovsia Live
sock Association.
G. W. CHurCurr, Pre- idcut.
y. y. SwEErsrE. s,cre,ary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

A prize fght for $3.50 a side, in the
Stockton Theater, Saturday. between
Baby Barnes, of Colorado, and Ned
Price of Stockton. was won by Price on
a foul in the first round. Price was
knocked down four times, and displayed
but little science.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

A Rockford H., dispatch Of the 2Gth.
says; David Farrell of Oregon came
here on Monday and went out on the
street to Sc some friends. lie has mys-
t~erously disappeared and his friends
think he has committed suicide by
jumping into Rock river.
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OR. T.tG..rr
30. ~ kEnRNEY STREET,
fTe"" all 'arouIc und Eprci.
- gg'p.
Y0uRG SEEN

WHO may Eo SUFFERING from the elects ~
yput ~ tnllifH "f Hiisrr.i ton win d. eel a.
hNHil t."ius'lvtE ~ ttfa The rr.atfa' hon o..
~ l-W ~ the At r ~ spr,rin Luu.,t,,
Dr. ~ nn'y viii Z a'arirr a. Ioif,II slGI a.,
tNriy tNsC " seminal weakness up nti,,,, a.
.a.e 81 hhy kln - cbarscttr NIicb hc una, p.
tskca aud fail. 10 cure. "''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

A bill has been introduced In the
SENATE providing that the 10th Judicial
Circuit Court should consist Of the dis
tricts OF California, Oregon and Nevada;
that the Judge Of the present 9th Circuit
shall be Judge Of nfo 10th Circhh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

Ben Butler was nominated for Presi-
dent by the Anto-M onopolists in Couven-
ton assembled .. Chicago. Ben is also
the choice Of tho Greenbaek o~rganizs-
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The Chronicle says it is reported that
John ". MackAy will return next week
and that he will inauguTate a vigorous
system Of explorations between the 1000
and 300 Levels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The California and Nevada Rni'rond
company has m~oytrnr5l al its frrr.
rh'Se and oth.r prop Ttv tn the Central
F7usf Company, 81 New York, for 81
oho.0oh. The decd has been placed on
record in the Clerks Office Of Alarmed.
county. Work upon the road is in the
ncighborhood Of Emerv's Station is
being pushed rapidly forward.
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u 10" Jn'tioc'- Cou.t Of Flto Township
county 81 Elso. stat. oi No.asa.
' HsEuErr aud
!. Osrr nCU.H.
Plaintiff.
". '"i1lAbur.
J. II. BEADY,
Defendant.

The Stat" Of SrSafa send .rrrilur. o.. IT.
Brady. You ar hereby -]unnnu,I IN apocar
before me At my ufcc IN EIsr. Co. tho County
OF kIn on the a,h dry Of Jay. I.st, ITO
O'clock =. ", In IN action bT,u@htl suin.t you
hy aid plfiutn n 10 answer the complaint, Of
ahov" named plaintiffs.
Said action T. bruu 'hi 10 recover the sum NJ
90 ca alleged 10 b. duo on ~ account for
goods. warcs aud mdsc aud Tor each loaned
and d"li'ercd to defendant At hi- instance and
r'in"-t aud Tor hi benefit and use by ono
Thomas Gihiiu between the 2Ith day Of Nav,
lH'u and IN" l9th day ~ april, 1851. which siId
account was duly transferred and assigned to
the rl''niifs by said uihlin on tao YDih day Of
ApfiliS~i for a yal'sblc consideration. or Jndg.
m"ni viii %" taken a iAiust you Tor the ,aid
hTonnt. together With co-lsof this .nit and
'nicicst ~ the rat" Of 10 per cent per snuBm
until Paid, iiyou fh!, to appear aud answer.
To the shcr,n or apy Constable o, said
County Greeting;
Max" legal scryic" aud due return thereof.
Owen under my hand Ihis s,h day II May,
issI. q. Y. dang
Justice Of the Peace Of Eiko Towship.
nay ~ 1871, ! No, Ncv, Jw.
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ESTRAYS.

strnycd from my pace al nc.ih. ias, June.
a back mare, b.ycats o d lhis Spring JrsGdcd
y on lcil hIp- IN forcboai. \ dark
uon g.rY marc, 5ytats Old ihia Spring. biand.
81 snno % above. q 90 altar IN iDI.Lrad. I
vii -tyo ten dol.nts reward To any rctton
fuuishiug information ~ TO whrss iiey can
b. Euti. james g.. purirr. AY.I ~. I'D
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Italy supports France in her demanls
Tor international control - Ervrt. Ore
-eclion 81 the E0n'ish Liberal r-es. :
s'~"nr'v oppose 10 Gavcrnm. MT conc S..
-jon 20 French demands.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The Secrrt1ry OF tho Immirration
S1rra1 reports The arrival o. 1922 i'm
Migrants in California daring the rast
week. Next 70 Shasta county San Luis
ObiSPo Is r criving the most 5 ;tler.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

'li'ckmchck,' u lasting an.l irngrnni
perfume. P-'ce 20 aud % - ..s. For
sale hy +. y Muller. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

AT the ranch Of Theodore Winters.
Mashoe Valley, last Sunday evening. n
drunken washoc Indian shot another
'"d'an' intiicting a very dangerous
"'"ni, then fired two shois ut the .orc.
man Of the ranch Evrn when sober
the Indian is said 60 be- - bad man
About two weeks ago hc stabbed AN
Indian, iuCioting severe wounds.
shhoh Cure will Immediately cure
Group, Wnooping congh end Bron.lits
For sale by +. +. Muller !"
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Group, w%hooping Cough aud Bron-
chit.s imm dihtciy relieved by Shiioh's
Cure. For sale by i. H. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

The legislative Executive and Judi
"'"l bin arnropria'es SOS. 800 for the
Win at C7-s0n CIV. Nevada. which is
the same Hrnonnt Appropriated las; year
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-06-01

a Piit'burg dispatch Of the 9Th SAYS.
Inc Director" of the dcimct PcppsyI.
"lni" Bank this morning took possession
Of the individual book accounts Of the
concern, and mp 10 one O'Clock hod
struck some Developments which prom.
Use to show why the second COLLAPSE
came SO suddenly. There Is among fine
a''onh one Of the firm Of ID. Wilson 4
Co.. which shows over checking 10 III,
extent Of $4,000. No such firm Is
known III this city aud n number II
similar transactions have been discoy.
cred.
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few days AGO n Tremendous c~vrr,rc
pissed over Astor county, washin,lop
Territory. Much damage to property is
r'Poitsd, bat no houses wee dcm,lisn,I
and II" lives were lost. E.accs wei,
torn down, and thousands Of Iai,s enc.
REL = long distance. T,acs were up.
rooted. and gardens and oropg dcst,ovcd
or d~amarel. HFcc stones w-,e sent.
te'cd about by the ioicc OF tho Storm.
aud considcrablc stock Wlg dame ed.
There 's great excitement Mt Oak Cree,
Mich.,o yer the action o. the relative Of
Horace BGdsin, who died lns, week.
baldwin was Six feet seven inches tall.
On the day Of tn iunerni his body vos
found too long for the coffin. A nephew
severed TIA" feet from the body with n
common saw. While at work he thourbt
baldwin moved, when he fell iu a dcod
iuht' Another relative finished cuttirp
oil tn limbs. Tho nephew wns nbop,
To bc mobbcd by tie ncigiibors. but ia,
crowd was quoted by the Sunrtyia,,y
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Primary Election

Pc L Id b, rss .or cratic ATTY o. ris
Cgu.EJ ~
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DEMOCRATIC
RIMARIE

Aaue"tngfih hoc'uriy D no~,.,.
is '"Er-l oHni' G Ssii st L.. N.rIIa
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

gently on her knee saving. my kind
old friend. YOU must do me the favor to
accept this hundred dollars, a | only
paid half .. rny debt last summer
The old woman thought his mind was
gone. TO call twenty copper cents a
hundred dollars was nothing but insan-
itv; and thinking size must hunor him
sAc said
Yes. yes, bought that coffee pot
On the table with the money you sent
me last summer. II i the incest coffee
pot I ever had The young man YOU
sent bought i FOR me himself. lie WAS
q good ud young man.
Il was nos Mr. App'etons turn 10 be
aston.-le! Ile he>.;atei fora moment
and SAID YOU surely rot something
more than a coffee pot for your money" :"
why no, said Mrs. Ilohson, cot
nothing more. / thought | got an
excellent bargain in the coffee pot and
| am sure it was very good IN YOU to
send il"
And" added she with this twenty
cents" closing her hand over the gold
pieces. viii buy 4 new tin milk bucket. ="
The merchant then explained tG her
that the money she held in her hand
was one hundred dollars. And that
with it, he wanted her 10 mend her roof
which was leaking. and build a new
chimney to her house as this one was
"a Hing down.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

left 70 the .ast the account Of their ac-
tons n ny mothers room. She a.
said was rex in bed. but the brutes order
ed ner up, 80 | called IN black Daddy
and putting her wrapper around her. he
lifted her into a bic chair, then these
men tore the bed TO pieces, ripped the
mattresses looking for hidden articles.
they would take the Gresse. from the
wardrobcs and tramplc them under their
dirty feet. thrust their sahre- through
my mothers bounet~. and tarov them
across the room. aud curse her TOR every
thing under the sun
General Forest was a perfect terror l.
Yankees out there. particularly after his
famous raid into NJ, where the com
mander of the post was Obliged to lump
from his window in night clothes To save
his life. | wei remember that once
about dark a large bod, OF soldiers came
- the edge IF town where they stopped
for tho night They were on one hill,
and our house was on he crest of the an
other, with only valley between. Early
the next morning we were watching from
our back porch. their preparations for
breakfast, (tor lhey were not band Of
marau3ers, but a large force passing
through the country, when suddenly their
fires were extIngul-hcd, the drum beat
and the men were drawn up in line of
battle facing Us. aud in that position they
rem aimed for hours. Had they fought
a battle our house would have been rid
died. Their picket had been fired into by
"bush-whackers, " and the e.y % Forest!
Fores,!' had flown ike Wild FIRE to camp
with the above result. Once the beloved
Forest passed through oar little town
with his noble followers, aud ladies' fud-
ing that they could not stop for dinner,
for they were pressing forward rapidly
into Mississippi, fixed large baskets Of
lunch bundles, and handed to each map
as they passed. IL fell 10 the lot cf the
writer 70 20 forward first with /. bundle Of
! lunch. ard bouquet of flowers for Forest
4 himself, and lie stopped his horse, and
told her to put her foot on his, and ride a
little way with him. | did 80, and he
placed his arm around me, and held me
/ firmly on his foot, and in that way rode
/ for little way with man whose men wor-
shipped him as an idol. We met during
the war some \ Northern aoldiers who were
kind and polite, but they were like angels
visits, few and far between" To For
give and forget is grand and noble
trait. may do the former, yet some
times doubt it, but forget no nerer.
SIMPLE CHICKEN.
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TO BE CONTINUED


Col Tom FULLER As \ PRIVATE.
At the beginning Oi the war Gen =.
H. Hi vas on a visit to Fayetteville
the guest then Of Col. Tom c. Fuller
Col. Fuller joined the Fayetteville
COMPANY as d private and this company
with others made up the First Regiment.
~ the organization OF the regiment
Colouel Fuller was very anxious for ID.
H. Hill TO be elected its Colonel and
largely by his efforts Gen. HILL was so
elected. They went int" camp-ot-in-
struction at Raleigh, and in lew weeks
thereafter had orders to 20 to Richmond.
The Fayetteville boys were rugged out
in uniform as fine as silk, and every
man had his negro servant to brush his
clothes and shine his boots. The morn
ing Col Fuller heard they had orders
tor Richmond he rugged up in his pri-
Yates uniform with much care an'i
nicely and determined to pay a visit to
Colonel Hill (his recent guesD on a
matter of business. He donned the
handsome blue cloth coat with three
rows OF gold buttons down the breast
and gold epaulets on the shoulders, his
black felt hat with an ostrich plume in
it, and his fine dOeskIu pants with gold
bands down the sides. and his boy had
blacked his boots till he could see his
face in them and off he put for Col.
Hills tent. He entered with hat OFT,
but Col Hill with his face close down to
the table writing, didn't even lift his
head, but Kept writing. Strange,
thougha Col. Fuller but there lie stood
and Col. Hill kept on writing. Finally
be raised his head and eyed private
Fuller and said to him bluntly.
''Well sir. what do you want?'
Il heard. Colonel, we We're ordered tC
Richmond and | came to know if
would be furnished transportation fol
my servants
"Ah well,' unused Col. Hill-sur
veying private Fuller well over
must look at the army regulation:
about that; Pm not 80 certain but il
allows a Mayor General three serudntSr
Private Fuller retired in short order
- PeiISyi}jp Time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

....Dr. M.thev T. Ysate.. formerly
oi North Carolina, uow IN ChlaA a. 3
missionary .rornls,hc Baptist Church.
.ay- N letter recently published 10 the
BihIcsl Recorder Taking from year
to year andIcarcfully.. ..reAiins a tirst CAS-
newspaper. is the next thing to al edu-
cA.'ou
..-.lwc oue tu.incs. houses at
Liberty Va. destroyed by an inocudiary
IRE, los' sl50. 0.npD. - A FIRE al In
'ontovn, Ky, destroyed eco barrel. Of
Hhlskey: t5-- $4,000
.--.Geu. A.cxaud,r Mcdowell Nc
0ook.o' Ohio. was married on " educsday
Z Mss Annie Cost, At Ncsho;a. W..
lie Gay c.ectcdior The wedding was the
twenty second anniversary OF tAe battle
@. ferrysilic. where the Genera won d =
reputation as orc of the lighting M,toak.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22
Campaign Currency.

MIR j. n Bennett is the name OF
the Democratic candidate for the Senate
in Brunswick and Baden.
-Dr. z. F. Lewis succeeds Capt. w.
S. Norment as candidate for Senator
from Robson and Columbus.
Capt. Jas. Davis had to resign the
nomination for Sheriff in Meckienburg
on account OF failing health. and Capt.
J. e.. Potts has been nominated in his
stead.
Senator Vance and Judge Fow le
are booked to speak in Ruthertordton,
Oct. Goth. aud will likely have large
escort from the Railroad at Shelby to
RutherfordtCn. 2G miles.
The Republican ticket in Chatham
is for Senator, Nathaniel Woody; and fol
Representatives, Hugh w Dixon anG
Alfred NJ. Self. Two years ago the re.
publican candidates were violent in theil
denunciations of prohibitionists, anC
charged the democrats with being tne
prohibition party. That will hardly b'
done this year, as Messrs. Woody
Dixon and Self are all strong rrohibi
! tionists.
Mai w. {. Troy, candidate 10
Senator from Cumberla ld-Harnett, ha
issued an address in which he says
among other things, that he tavors
branch r. X. from some point on tn
Y. c. r. r. to Ellington, and has bee'
assured by Col. A. B. Andrews tina
the road will be laid and operated if tn
citizens will grade and cross-tie it. Nj
Troy also favors the extension of tn
Newbern Road from Smithfeld to Fay
etteville, by use of convict labor. or I'll
sale Of the entire line to some syndicat
J who will complete it.
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Mr.. Charles III Foster. who, to-
gether with his hunting knife, was swal-
lowed by panther in the Allegheny
Mountain, denies the story (printed as
news by veracious journalsl, both for
himself and his knife.
-. Concentrated I've Is the best OF
all contrivances for cleansing bedsteads.
Never keep either lye or any poisonous
substance in bottle, or pitcher, or
cup, that may be drunk from by mistake.
In tin box or china soap dish. nobody
would mistake them for any beverage,