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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-12-18
Arsenic Pills by the Pint.

j. a. Smith, a Gainesville, Ca, mer-
chant, says: "For years | was vic
tim to the combined effects Of Erysipc-
las and an aggravated type of Eczema.
that batlled all medical skill. | con.
suited the very best ply sicians in the
United States to no good purpose.
gave every patent medicine that was
recommended Il faithful trial and re-
ccivcd no benefit. | took large uuau-
titles Of potash and pint cup full of
arsenic pills. This patent medicine.
pills, and potash mixtures fcd instead
of curing the disease. They DESTROYED
my appetite and wrecked my system
L lost flesh and cnergy-l lost three
years from my business and spent So. -
600, in n fruitlcss effort to regain nv
health. AT last, when began to con-
slider my case hopeless, commenced
taking 5. ). s., and in short time,
was entirely cured. | waited year
after cure was effected, and contin-
ucd to take SWiltS Specific off and on
as sort Of safeguard, before [ was
willing to make public this marvellous
cure. Being assured beyond the pos
slbllltN OLA doubt that the cure was
permanent, | wrote this history Of my
case for the benefit of nv fclloW-mrn.
My skin is now rs smooth as it was
when a boy. | weigh more than ever
did in my life, and my general health
was never better. ! passed through
last winter (Which was an unuSuuiiv
cold onc), without losing y single day
from my business. For the last twelve
months have had no return Of the
Erysipclns in any shape or form, or
any touch Of Eczema"
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free 10 applicants.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC co., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga, n. Y. oilirc, 100 W.
23d St., bet. 9th and 7th Avcs., Phila"
dclphia Office, 1908 Chestnut 81.
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Sf/ NATE. e
sl oils were introduced
II fhe following: II.
" Arle: Bill to define the
est and provide punish
ID same.
Ssf. Moody: Bill to regulate the
-, Sat'ng OF licenses for the sale of spir-
ituous or Intoxicating LIQUORS within
Incorporated cities and towns.
-, by Mr.. Maxwcllt Bill to ~repulate
the admission into and discharge from
the state Luaatic Ayslam of netients
ny Mr.; Coker: Bill to require a II.
cense to keep q dog. :"
by MI. Smythe: Resolution that ON
me&G wednesday the two brances of
inc Legislature meet in Joint assemble
~ eject Superintendant and four
directors OF the Penitentiary, a judge
OF the 9th Circuit and one Trustee OF
the south Carolina College. Adopted.
Ssveral bills received their final
reading and were ordered to be enroll.
eI Ior ratification. All OF these have
stages. '"'" p''''oa'
A number Of bills, mostly of local
OF limited interest, were passed to a
thlru reading among them the follow
ing: nc. amend Section,1 of al Act en-
Titled IAN Act to corporate the Ca
e. taWDa Oil Company" approved de-
Xtember 2l, 1882; to amend Section
J7$9, General Statutes, in relation to
tha sale of ardent spirits In incorpo-
rated f4yns; to authorize and require
the counftJ commissioners of the sew
eral count;es msottr s@ transfer balances re-
nainino In t,,o 49," of county trea. :
urers for the fiscal year to the credit of
came fund for the next fiscal year: 70
amend section 385 Of the Code OF Pro-
cedure, rotating to confession of iudg-
Inent without action; to repeal an Act
entitled 'tAn Act to amend Section 323
Of the Code of Procedure, relating to
costs in civil actions," approved be.
cember "a, 1883; to prescribe the duty
OF Solicitors In regard to the entry Of
Judgment against defendants In crimi-
nal cases; to vest in the deyisees of
George w. Brown the right, title and
1ntereat Of the State in certain real
estate in the counties of Pickens and
Oconee to repeal an Act entitled "An
Act TO prohibit the sale of spirituous
or Intoxicating liquors in the county
of Oconee."
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thirteen bills were received from
the Senate, and properly referred.
The bill to prohibit the sale of
liquors in Colleton county received
favorable report from the committee.
and was placed OH the calendar.
The following bills passed a third
reading and were ordered to the Sen.
ate: To extend the powers of Masters
in the sale of real estate; to strike out
oil costs to attorneys in references
before Masters. or Referees; to incor.
porate the Augusta g. Edgefeld Rail-
road Company.
A bill to ratify the amendment to
Article \. of the Constitution by add
Ing section thereto, to be known 40
Section II, received the vote of 60
members Of !he House, being more
than two.thirds, as required by the
Constitution, the title thereof was
changed TO "An Act" and it was or.
dercd to be enrolled for ratification.
This is the first measure passed by the
Assembly at this session.
A number Of bills on the calendar
were passed to third reading without
discussion. None of these are of gen.
eral interest.
The House then adjourned.
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THE lost AJAX YEAK.

The committee of ways and means
has submitted report on the subject
OF the change Of time i'm the collection
OF taxes so as to make up the lost year
The report recommends that special
special tax levy Of one mill year hc
made for three years, the proceeds to
De held in the treasury until Novem-
Der, 1887, by which time and with
which fund the committee think that
the change in tho time Of collection of
taxes can be made.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-12-18

The Centenary Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
opened at Baltimore last Wednesday,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-12-18

TO anybody who has disease of throat or
lungs, we will send proof that Piso's Cure
for Consumption has cured the same com
plants in other cases. Address,
+. II. IIAzELTINE, Warren, Pa.
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Few people have any idea Of the
size Of the Exposition building in New
Orleans. The Centennial maiu hall at
Philadelphia was considered an cnor.
nous structure, but it is said the Cen
tcnnial buildings al together could be
easily stored away in the main hall in
New Orleans, which covers between
thirty and forty acres.
There will be chime Of bells at
the New Orleans Exposition, played
every %a| and accompanied by an or
gan and OrcneT"a.
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was passed to its third reading.
After the passage of several bills Of
local or limited interest, tho House
adjourned. &g
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FALL OPENING.
COLUMBIA 5. G..

DRESS GOODS, SILKS, PLUSUES,
SatinS, Laccs, CorSets, Gloves, White
Goods, Table Damask.
Ladies', Gents and Childrcns Fine
Shoes, Boots and BoOtotS.
Also, Gents, Youths, Boys and Misses
Hats.
Also, Gents Underwear, Carpets and
Millinery.
ST. JOHNS SEWING MACHINES.
Orders by mail Invited.
DESPORTES tS EDMUNDS,
COLUMBIA, :. 6.
July 23-L6m
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Are any members of your family thus
afflicted? Have they scrofulous Swcllings
of the glands? Have they any scrofulous
sores or ulcers? Ii so, and it should be
neglected, the peculiar taint, or poison,
may deposit itself in the substance of the
lungs, producing CONSUMPTION. Look
well to the condition of your family, and if
thus afflicted, give the proper remedy with-
cut delay. Butuse that which makes absO-
lutte cures in the shortest space of time The
uncrring finger of public opinion points to
l}. B. b. as the most wonderful remedy for
Scrofula ever known You need not take
our word-you need not know our nancs.N
merit is all you seek. Ask your ncighhors,
ask your druggist, ask or write to those
who give their certificates and be convinced
that B. b. b. is the quickest and most per-
feet Blood Purifier ever before known. "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-12-18
Tuesday, December 8.
SENATE.

SENATE.
A fow new measures were intro.
duced--amOng them the following:
BY the Judiciary Committee: Joint
resolution to increase the judiciary of
the State aud to better regulate the
trial justice system.
BY Mr. Bobo: Bill to confer certain
powers upon the Clerks of Courts in
such counties as have no Masters.
Several bills were passed and ordered
to be enrolled for ratificatiou-amonV
them the following: Amend Section
Of an Act entitled "An Act to ineor.
porate the Catawba Oil COMPANY,
approved December 21, 1882; to amend
Section 1749 of the General Statutes i'm
relation to the sale Of ardent spirits in
incorporated town; authorizing and
requiring the county commissioners of
the several counties to transfer bal
ances remaining in the hands of coun-
ty treasurer for one fiscal year to the
credit of same fund for next fiscal wear ::
to amend Section 385 Of the Code Of
Procedure, relating to canfession of
Judgment without action; to prescribe
the duty Of Solicitors i'm regard to tho
entry of judgment against defendants
in criminal cases; TO amend an Act
entitled "An Act to ccde and vest in
Mrs. Susan A. Boylston all the right,
title and interest Of the State in that
portion of the canal on Catawba River
which lies within the boundaries of
the land Of the Susan A. Boylston in
Cheater county," approved 31st Janu-
arv, 1882.
The special order for ~ O'Clock was
stated by the President to be the cleo.
tion Of United States Senator to re.
present the State Of South Carolina in
the Senate of the United States for the
term OF six years, commencing March
4, in accordance with the provisions OF
"An Act 70 regulate tho time and man.
ner of holding elections for Senators in
Congress"
Senator Mauldin Of Groenvillc nomi-
mated the Hon. Wade Hampton. Sena,
tor Moore, of Hampton, seconded the
nomination. The vote resulted-W Wade
Hampton, 80; W. j. Whipper, 2. Rcy.
nolds, OF Beaufort, aud Simmons, OF
berkeley, voted for Whipper. Bruce
Williams, the cOlored Senator from
Georgetown, voted for Hampton.
The bill to provide stenOgrapher
for each judicial circuit in the State
"abJ alteI louS ucDate, Killed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPKEsENrATrvEs.
Several new bills were introduced
mono OF them OF public interest.
A concurrent resolution to raise a
joint committee to ascertain and report
as soon practicable the amount of sal.
ary and pcrquisites received by the
Governor Lieatonant Governor,
Treasurer, Secretary ofState, Adjutani
and Inspector General, Attorney Gen.
eral, Superintendent of Penitentiary
and COmEiiSSioner OF Agriculture, was
adopted.
The Speaker appointed Mcssrs. Don.
aldsop, Y. W. Brown and RaySor "a
the committee ON the part of The
House.
Mr.. McKissick offered the following,
which was adoptcp:
ReSOtued, That the committee on
the judiciary be requested to inquire
whether in their Judgment Section
1903 Of the General Statutes, providing
for She payment by the railroads ofth
expense Of the Railroad Commission,
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CONpeHoEo TE-EaaAms.

as.raH alt=a.s.H sass3af tha t1ft5 .IusrN tcrvau,iaH ,< sre vas hH.t 70. .as -Ist tle..o.. t.t.. l,ls e,- y+ed ~It ..-.,l.f.I .csj ..a. .e.i1ad so a'td .ra lr As cad .nu,ea. as an tha '"-f| a". Lag m <oH,mrr; ..3 p --1s...
 i-.' .n.' t"' 1rvf aHc .v.J '.. h.uI az t L.e's. Eeso'u'in were Tresr,r. f r.asr.-
 t-oi Eht maf r-. aud uG.. rr..r wa.- r"se ot nnI 1rt>uCa ~1 '-Hs-rf-& An il,'a".t at tLe day was tle ,nSies up of a collection ic~ Che di9u. at sail r.ers ia Nu- -a.t. West freiu., 4.I E.uturAv, and a>pri .v t.a- raHf
 MR. bLslst ha- r.u .l .Ne belse of ev- S-atr~ i n.1u s H ssu teu and w ar~r. a ii. r.v days
 Irs ..slr etlts. ...a af pl..aas an tao vus' .r..- O. tss Capit4lat Wash .ng- Ron hos l'.r elected as th, site or tao GU'eit rtae.
 h"NJtHlS rifNEN, eoUgr .n ial nt Linn. o.. for tae murder of uilo. died o1 ,ha -|se E IHst-wartem r ro 'rd tls isc, Chat h. had Na'aw.l l.n- strus at cotton .o.a, Hh sh were ladsed .n his is- tss Iaos.
 THE Foari O, Canya ses a. Albany, N. H., hnished their VozL uu Jhe 2Ist aud sjgued the certificates for thirty-six Cloyc- land and Hcrfricks elga ils. IvRNg the seven days cr lod the list there were 2fS business fauures esported lu the United States and tweutv-njuu in Car- ada, against total of a&j the ,ycok pre- vlous.
 TEE depot of the New York Central Railway at Batavia, \. l., buraed on the 21st,
 FRENCH farmers want duty imposed on 1 foreign corn aud flour. A TwESFY,FTvr TurrsANu r01LAR fire l visited Wilson, x. C., or the .f=t. DISEASE an"ne Fl Mahdl's troops is said to be decimatins their ranks at the i rate of about 100 daily. THE railroad war between the Missouri 1 River lines grows hotter dny Y day. ! ADMIRAL CouHaEr ssill holds tho fort at i Keeluag. He can not tdvnnc, untl rein ! forced.
 THREE children were burned to death in farm house near Nassar, Mich, ou the 2lst,
 | GCNTEE, the wealthy ga,tle-dealcr. Hho killed Dan Thompson at Sherman. r 1., was acquitted on the 2'st
 StiFsLITz, the deceasei Russian usI.ion- afro, loft six million ruil.s io Mme. Moa- tnr, Che pianist.
 JAMES r, JQNEs, of ". F., was found guilty on tho 2lst of wif,-mur8er. rlp shot his vile .u July last. | IAe Carnival Gouul.iee ot Montreal Can, will extend an invitation . Pges do1t-eleei Cleveland t5 be rresoat
 
 i River, Masst wgll u4i saut daNa n t.sa aI tQf~noaa.
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National Fat stock show.

NmCACo, ILr-, November sI.
 The National Fat Stock Show has closed Matters were vcrY quiet there yesterday, there being ,rry few visitors. The butchers consumed most of the day in remaHiaz the treesed calcaSEeS to the long tahle provided for }beia iu tar spl, l. cast corner of the auHG.nG. One half oi each steer was cut Iatu qG sELcg., and tie st-cr half was cut Un into every Sort of tirre that bAtcacr evrr seli5. jlom q soap-pieec op. Ih jrdses awarded 0ramiums iale in lee atremo1n sow ai the cAttle arc to be LaASA right on to New Orleans for exhibition
 The show has been not only tae finest exhibition oi stock tho world has ever 2 su, h3t Las come nearer to heing re- muneratve than any pre'oea showunAef Ts1c S,.tIs EgA.lcc@
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An nchristlau Act.

Nt@ NoRN, Novornh her al.
 Lena ", Cole, an actress ot the Lon. don Thcatcr, engaged rooms from Mrs. Rydill for her mother Mrs. Warren. aud her sister, also an actress, who ueio coming on from Boston. Tho latter was an invalid, and when Mn ky3n sav her condition she Imdlaly) objected to haying such a tenant end ordered the mother and daughters l0 clesr out. tr- arrangements were made but Wedpos- day night Bessie Warren. tba sick sister, died When the m. dertaSer went to tho house yesterdas. Mrs. Eydll refused to admit him. qav. ing she would nos allow her house fo be used for funeral purposes. She made Q scene in dcmaudins that tss corpse he removed at once Shp wns arrested, however and Justice UfP, !N commanded herto set like 9 Christian. and permit ceremonies to take place to, MOTION or Sunday.
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The Coming Administration and ths
 Negro.

AIuANY, \. T., November T.
 Governor Cleveland Was asked by a United Press representative f he wa, aware of delrsion existing among the colorcd people ot inc South that cbarfe Ia -he administration would untavorx lg affect their condition, to which he ru- piled;
 Yes. have heon asto0isnae at tbe state. ment t.at therg Ms an apprehension rA .st# ipc anl oEts tbc coiUr,o. i1-aple, g#at ln some N ayi tnaiI fisttr no" secured to them ruder tnr thNs and c"H-AtUffoh OS Inc tHt"ft states ~ert lU dtmw,r from the election oi & lac m9Cf&tc President. ] aaL even sold tNRt souae of them are le1 to suppas- tbe rt-1jt uf the recent eiecttcn moauk }at they. may Ac s-atr made slaves, Au nt tuls Na- app,pr.! to 1c tO be so absurd. euu H'tNc been ,D ~.Ir tL'st tlie st 4AtcSt inteiNH"at rchcttlon Nuba 1rNi'r' H7th i0oDSI trptS tn0: ! rH1 hardly deem any notice ot them nacess3,ry. buL tasr' is uUt Lae IFHtrSt objection tu ealing tbe atteattou or all who oT" in the least uneasy or uncertain upon thi4 SubJygy to the fact that the Etle of lhr culorvd b. pie to freedom Rr3 iIl tAe rteItE of citiZ,u~hip cannot be disturbed, Cxfgpt bN 90 5aauer In tAc on7titntiun. wi. m lt $ nuld 70" up-ol1f"iy iy Impossible to make. kcSiges, tue present e.u- dulOn or status Of slD people has been 70 fnly accepted by rle entire cuuutry that no one should have the slightest l"cn that any attempt wil be made tu c' Argo it. f there WAS any possibility Ct 8Cc0nYi -I.u. such tnlng So tas es tae pc" ae ai'ui-'- -t- tlou is related tu this suHs#-l. She Wsoto country can he sure 5iRt the iuWfui power auI jurisdiction of tl.r xeeut vc wilI ot -a exercised that the r.gH,s cf an c'f'Ter- wlits cor btaca. under the constitution nat fh" Jaw will be prt -erve Au ErCtcstCd. and all the a0NalGsp1ls to which tAcy are vuIltlti by reason ot befg uctitan-aP V.l be secured 70 thczn. There Ue.3 te m fear thnt either tAe Ieluoe rdtie Tary nr ts newly elcVtrl a4Aiu iuiafr"tlaN propose 70 opuress or ens!avn any part of our popc'r ton. nor to destroy Inc uu4tlrrS .nte-r>ts Of tive country. We hope, 01 he other hauI. fo lo something to heurit the people It would br ,aded q Ials-h'evons crosttnE ana dark iUHE St'ous should give ptyc ta tu earnest endtIVOr 70 Inspire confidence, and to make uuiyersM cEeerlM hope Tor ue future.
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iasIns An EleelIan tlei.

HtaH1Ar1WN, fLl, N0vcinber al
 About three o'ciock yesterday after. uoon large crowd oi citizens assenble,, al the City park, tho occasion being City 5at-aai F. E. Swear Democrat, being a'".rd aroum tha City psrk oo A areI arrow Iy a C F1gpr, Republican 1a prominent merchant tailor and ele'a'er of this city Tho procession ',a~ 1eaaed by the Democratic drum 'te5l aue la,4e numbcr of citizen. Mes. Swear and Pugcr were heart. lFcaeened at tho dlehandment of the pro e .ieA
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TOPICS or THE DAY.
SsEys from Evoryvv'1ero.

it swain ~ourt martial was formally h"-'U z "1--.s- n. C, on tha 18th '.e .ags .&e t,t.r,es and sgeci- t,aiiJl..
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iE aae&er -. ea. taus ot lr Asslri8l | IT ss fegHr=.r ii reeartues' to tLe -eusral .,s.f4 aas a- -'sa, rg lsat- .s-.. l# a3 es~s- ti.n s..a ena.r s.gh ,, N.| .s ar.fae.. a..iar aalla.asc.us!c ad-
The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

-" Cattle H,ats lao,e ,en,.on }R aSs. ioas. Mo-. 3r ta..
 2t,u DuIaju- aitl a Atr 'o@ aE parts Of the -s deleaatas vere veioaglstl C. ..... " ss'-N Magyar En.ae, N..- t~Ad aaH o4 N. Y ,.s 4e' n'u~a.er, ..-t Ia,is t.es ,s.,. 4ipe'A ciMur ,atal
 @ .,...,r... 9Nsed snt Enc Convention 1a- '.l 'na1 the ,b A uotas e l.s. A.. -4e sathy cs vss ,ba -.anu ..
 D'f A"-s4 nQu Lodge ..se Aa
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H'-issEa .r raa.rarH. in
 rtse las5 sgal ee,r Hli9@t.4as 4og pa.enss q -s- -4u-t. h.rI, and .ra ei-ss-j -ae roce pes .'rs ass.eg. sed 5.4S. .m. .. 7se aa ~ aaa4 print. s.a t.a.a' towing sarpius ot a.r.. nefeAse .a the r-ce.pts .a' ''. ".ca scar o4e- l.as. ...
 eat va, ;ta.l4s.4.
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N.> ass#a5 employees ot tAa Singer '.ar '.eatna HG.s at iIjzep psih, \. 's-e= t e. aH aa i5ta, aHd it is s"l .sa D F. salI 1a 1s,harsoj this week.
The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

t.'F aamue. ez g, li..e. n Che railway laa.@ x,e. tar.u the last Esea, ye;g Nas j5f Itas seven past.j clerks At.et, t"oa .--s at r,ausly in. .ured a-.J s@tf .tsss. lI#ares.
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>r HsaTu, ''m irs -ho 1ssb, forgv- 'hE''" f'f>..,'... ...e.e,et .a ho recans anti "t''st .i.-s, w..s iru.aa,el sJ various J#f' -nf m, -ongaIt.
The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

" M.ss roitce-la, actress.
 H@- oyjo fer hreae. of --a al 's L. jau on ilg
 .'.a-e .or the .ir'saIaat of. t'F oyet +lta-o t9 t.s 2. 1~'-'u, as-arug her and ......" " .1'' n.a ..ei.4l regarded uer as .........-. 'n ecoo.at o l4 ptotes. -.mt4Es aa lis llonas he ...... ."'f be-. 1te aG4- uas ac-
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" s"'.a .s te p. lca.. m ac. .'-- ".fr tDs d.,a..a .,tae et.a...f t#ua aa5 aa.y ss.,g ... .*t"rt v ,l, uay ter
 area H t. tat4~pu. u. tyt-
 ."H ...-l. BuIm Ben ht -.euteaaut John
 ''.' e'e .e-t -.s,-u..c .An,. 4.
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rIm lalH0Er AvpTuN rAIlApoos1

If we oai,tve the w Eari Fra ,s ,.a hasr no navy. iiut as it orlv aas.N .,.t,t has foo -',ia 5t Ehaf rate. .iut thrae az ,,.sr week aTo "t bad n navy. lr yaa p:,3. .f
 tas taliapo"sl lt ~as ro 0ouht a and ,t rou'l not rln aa.iv lt yas neroiv unNt fgr pleasure. ssiI.aa aroma
 ,.lts some 't t1c be..A- ot that 3nnartg}e .t. " tii un sne }l th' e"&tur "l7 tata nAyy 4j "ut down @ tac so.t>ln Hf l.c sea. -,lr..t pavf.s- Hf'ce 70 ya.r Dnktud As ae say tt e s a pity that the @eegetHgg mas auJ Then 9u Suuumert.
 Hat want Q ten Y0a another ssorv eboui 1 our aehF thnt '!ga pia.o u tne aa.hor ol
 n+aN IT" l7 taai 4l .N ko7ts vshu had ua&u
 f'argsURu rt1e laak l.faar a~ board iu
 -t'.i'taa sNfoS tHe h4.te. of -oy~na o
 t@ -sSs a44~ u4sN N.a4s s.a -.. AJaao o Lg..
The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

M na Convegt ion at st. T.onjs. 1aue4l tesness d. inport , h' < resolution was adort- .t... AatQaai uIU. t was de- e.b s.a permanent organ zat,oi,. Y....... seFe ta St. Louis Ano,tet
 ta- a'F9ital urging ,oassyss to a ' lAau of aaima inI,.fr. .g y,.s..... 't' caa pranlay co-8pss,t. ,... .'.eot ta I fenttho spread n.nate eeatas .us I4seas.,
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fTG gfrf.# G,al. Comfy. uE- n#.> a H N.Haera. for SJats }a,ae, .a .# ieaan, EerHlHcau. Aae tas sa ,3.u- ,o tue bauo- tsgt- os .sl .l,.t.5.
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ST. togis VICTORIOUS.

The tammi.tge on Constitution aut Ht-tHWN made .ts report, making St. ..'a.s 'he permanent headquarters of the .'auea'' CaIae Association, which was adopted.
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t'" ue VI au iu tavor of civil $f5' H.gtf- tt eaur.a { au la tapar ns oFfl v'N1ee reform an luf D aApor at a caatin0aoce oi -H ra.r tan.s Chat we hR @ n am" Nt4r- thlt pl. nhrt Ahe EeDHie ut, rNU1 nf l 3i-y waut eh8r4e Jc tc,s rtt '" an"a' itoU u.- Whas c,Ya ,~.v e 1
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