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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
TKAEELEESS' SaUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IA EXPLANATION on RxyKRxNcR MAKKs: sDzily.
fsanday sxospted. thonday sxespted.-Wheelilg
Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, August 2l.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; October closed at 957c;
November 9.52c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
FINANOE AND TRADE.

pfan.v lie Per Oens.-e0vsfnments Dali
and stsady-Stocks Higher Flour ste sdy
1 and Wheat Higher.
NV YoRk, August 2l.-Money on call
easy at II per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 4(95 per cent. Foreign exchange quiet
and unchanged
GovERSxENTs-Very dull but steady.
Tires Ooupena --..---..-..---.---~--
Foun AuA-s-hah extended. --.lS
FoQ1 coupons
Psdas axse q isSs 49,. -. --------.--.--i2S
SrArE BoSDs-MOre active and prices
ia -'Snnger.
rAuquier-Ss--0nly moderate business
hat became ot-ailsay bonds to-day; sales oRly
he prisoner is prC
IDLE. as he has shown rket has hesn less active
'srhAps he's the curste =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

Oh suMpAYA
Leave the city rs .. N. and run every hour unnl
?. n.
Leave Wheeling Park sL N. and run every hour
lntil 10 o. n, c. HIRSCH, Supt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANhWHA DIVISION.
rHos. Il. SHARP.
In eject Wednesday, December Q, lsA

Connections 1t p Pisasznt With c q. v. 7. Z
r. for PomeFoy at I 81 p. n Tor Columbus, On.
Hseh lssye o. C z z depot st Point Keaaai
mon arriVal Of trains, running through 70 Gaipoh
I3thout delay; returning, leave GAllfpols at AIS
n M couneeftrK with trains st p Pleasant fg
EharIeSton and points east and vet O. G a u Il Il
TraiuF daily, excspt 6Qn&zy. Trims nm o1ssss'
m f75fh mari1ian) standard tina
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

The BEGTsTER's map Of the State made from 80
rua surveyso each county, contains ell post roads
nd streams, with political divisions, &C., and 10
considered the only complete map Of the state eva
published. siIe-Three by three and three-lou
feet. Price 90 Cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

Incorporated in 1868 Tor q year. By the Legisis
,ure m Educational and Charitable purposas-siif
. capital Of q ,0OO, O10-to which reservs fund o
yer $3.50. 100 has nnoe becn added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its frsnehis
as made part Of the present State Consultation
,d0pt4d DECEMBER ID, A. ID. 1879.
Ihe only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed b.
be people OF any State
n never scales or postPones- lu 1rand Singh
Snmbsr 4 raVing. take plHcs monthly.
splendid opportunity 70 win fortune Ninth
,;rzn8 Drawing, Csz ], IN the Aezdsmy Of Music
seV IIrIesns, Tuesday, September 4, 1885
tsath kcnthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridg, port at s;i2a =. go dV
tlme) arrive Of Chicago At ~ m ans day'
Trains leave Cleveland for wheeiins n % .. n.s
s:O5 p m, arriving al 2ts p. n. and t'ts Pc.
J. q. TOMLINbUu.
Passenger Agent. wheeling, ". Va
4 A. PORD,
Gen. Fan, and Ticket Agent, Piitsbufg. n
WIN. A. BALDWIN, Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

Fold by all Druggists Price: Cuticura. Soc; Be-
solvfnt, Sl.0O; sap, 25c. Prepared bJ the PoTTn
Dice AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Man.
PEAIRIIFY the Complexion AID Skin BY
06 Az using the Cuticura soap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
Chicago,

CHICAGO, August 2l.-The Drovers' Jour
psl reports: Csttle-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 1000 head; best grades ruled
frmer; shipping steers 81 2O@6 10; stock
ers and feeders 81 6O@4 20; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 1908 90; through Texas cat.
tie IOc lower on low grades. Western rang
sr slow; natives and hslfbreed 81 ESQ
IS; COWS 50 OO@3 Is; wintered Tex
ans So 60@4 40.
Hogs-Receipts II 900 head; shipments
1000 head; market fairly active and firm
rough and mixed So 1904 10; packing and
shipping 81 1901 so; light weights 81 100
1 so; skips 81 75@3 70.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
200 head; trading slow; natives 81 800
1 90; Texans 81 25@3 90; lambs per head
81 LOn3 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Hogs-Qule.;
COMMON and light 50 1904 so; packing
and butchers 81 1904 80; receipts 653
raGd; shipments $50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

WHEELING AND PIrrsBuRaH pIvIMon.
On and altar June 2ist, 1855 passenger trains yin
run - lplovs, Wheeling tmsi
DlrAkrUIA
FOR Pitnburyh-I:+o . n, daily; SIS p =.
daily; $40 p. m and 7:to q m, daily sxcsps Bun.
~, for w.hins.on-s:S p. n. d4ly s,csps Sunday.
From Pithouryh-s 0s = n, daily; II 'os O. n. and
6;OS D n. daily sxospt Sunday; i0:b p -, daiiy
From washington-7:S . n, daily sxospt baa-
a'' "''' {. K. IORp, essr.i Ps.sass Assnl
B. DUNHAN, General ManssR.
1T LANE, Travelling Agent Whsslins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

1861 Prizes ansunung 8SN
10 tbe ofhoe Of the Company In Hss Oneana.
FOR furfher information vrits clearly, owing fpr
,ddrer, POSTAL NOTES, Expf@ Money Or
Isr, or Eeu York Exchange IN ordinary lstta1
'Nurrcncy by express (an Sums 81 % and upwards n
mIr arr srss, addrssssd n A. DAUPAIH,
Rev Orleans. La.
VI 6oJ seventh 81, washinstss, d. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

loss p m. train through 10. Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
Zsnsyille AoooaAo1som Leaves whaling q
':SS O. N. and SEQ p. N, Belairs d $40 . =.
and AIS p. N, daily sxespt Sunday.
II IS A. \. and arrives a Asandsvil,s q ndS =. =,
daily except Sunday.
Aannin atsn AcosnneAstisA leaves st t:ie .. =
Through eoacA hs0 whsslns b Cincinnsti daily
On fo.2, leaving whaling q su Al, arriving q
Raa ilsepins an On Ill tAfs.sh essA
Clos connection nsds ior I'll potnh 6outh aA1
Southwest, North and NorthvNt mailing oh -
rable route toR colsnis1 and psessas neyins y tAe
great vest, and - When particular saassnn y
given.
Tieise 10 al principal point q ~ q SsPsA
sleeping oar scesnHodstton On b sscurSa q D.
TIC BURKE
Ticket Agent b O DepeA
JOHN BAIllk
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure Hou1A
JOHN 7. LANE, 1nv. Passenger Agent
C. X. LORD, Gen. raas. Agsat
RI. DEvRlEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Important.

At meeting of the Board of Health held yesterday. the follow. lowing important resolutions and recommendations were made:
 Resolved by the Board of Health of the city Of Prescott that the question of health is or should be one of primary importance to every citizen. That whatever cause of sickness may exist sheuld be removed at once. Pure water, pure air and proper drainage are universally recognized as essential to good health. With guttors, sewers. dltehes, alleys, back. yards ana pNvies filed with decayiug and effvte matters -loading the atmos, phore with feGl efflorcsce; and with the wehs filed to lhe top with the sepe &attr-Saturated with poison from surface drainage it is no wonder that our citizens ara scourged with "slow fever' and other maladies. We Worecommend therefore, that owners of property to give their personal attention to the thorough cleauing up of their premises and opcniwg of smal.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Senator N0rw0Od.

In the joint session of the Gen eral Assembly last Saturday, when the ballot was about to be taken that elected Hon. Jas. K. Jones, Senator Norwood had the follow ing explanation ofhis second choice in voting for Hon. Jas. k., Jones, read by the secretary, and ordered spread upon the journals as follows:
 "MR. PRESIDENT.-IIavine voted continuously fes' twenty-nine bal lots for Hon. J. Il. Berry, whom l believe 10 be q first choice of a ma 70 jority of the electors of the Twen- tieth Senatorial district, it becomes my solemn duty to cast my vote for the man whom l believe Jo ;be the second choice of my constitu- ents. Having received numerous letters advising me Co vote for Hon. Jas. K. Jones, aud one petition signed by respectable numocr of citizens of Hampstead praying that my vote be cast for Hon. Jas. K. Jones, cf dtsepent political parties. Under these circumstances l feel that ! am not w&rrautcd to vote my personal or political choice, but as true representative Of the whole people, always respecting the will of the majority of my hon. orable constituents, l feel it nay duty now 10 humbly bow to the will of a majotity and vote for Jas. K. Jones.
 The Senator is very much mis- taken about the choice of this sen. atorIl district. There is no man knows better than NJ. C. Nor. wood that Jas. k. Jores was the choice ofa large majority of the peolt, first, last and eE the time.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

ditches into the main ditches- and that the city authorities give attention at once to the drains of the.town.
 We especially urge upon everybody to abstain from the use of sepe watcr-as now found in almost all the wells iu town. This being by far the most common way of eu- trance of poisonuus matters into the body.
 Resolved that the Board of Health that t,the drainage of all that portion of the town of Prescott Ky ing east and northeast of the Iron Mountain R. F. as far south as East Main is defective and ,car,ses sickness-the water cannot find an outlet of natural escape and stagnates upon the surface and in holes. We therefore recommend to the city authorities
 list. That q ditch be opened from R R Bridge No. 708, by the direc- .tion of natural outlet.as far as East 2nd street. Thence East in direct line to the corner of Sam Johnson lot. Thence entering a ditch al- ready cut by street hands, Thence with said ditch in direct line to where 1t will enter the old chan- uel, ayoididing all crooks. That said ditch not less than 6x4 feet.
 Also, that a ditch be opened from Bridge G07 on R R of same dimin- sion in direct line to inteIsect the foregoing at or near q point where the water from both the foregoing ditches enters the field of T W Hays. And that all ditches al ready opened along said line be enlarged to said dimensions.
 3rd. That ditch beginning at or near the NE cor of Block 5G be- tween the property of Dr. Pip.in and Captain W R White, be cut di- agonally in a direct line to where the old bed of creek enters the lot of marsh, of the dimensions of GX4 feet.
 That another ditch of same di- mensions be cut from or near the NV corner of Block 56 to intersect the foregoing at its angle. This portion Of the town has hereto fore been neglected, in fact the whole drainage of the town has been turn ed upon the property overs in this direction withoat giving prop CT outlet to the water.
 Respectfully submitted, R L HINTON. E E HAMPSTEAD.
 Pres. B of II. Sec. B of II.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
R. K Sreon's A H.EG OFEE.S'y.sE.J'TN

WilI cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia Chill o4ins,, Burns, old sores, Fresh cute, Haad- aeh, Toothach, Sorcthroat, and almost any ache or pain
 Certificates from the following named cit IzenS Of Prescott aud yicinitv who have been cured oS many of the sbove trorhlcs, lv is uuse' will at,cst its efficacy; F. M. Smih. Ey- Mayor, C. <. Joacs, Nr:. W.I B.aEe. Mr. l. M, NeiIl: Mrs Maul Kirkland, Mrs 4. t' Gniii.t, Mr (, Matters, Mrs. j. M. Mon,- gemGy. Mr'. W. R. Story. Mrs. sam Scatt. Mir, "nd Mrs. lsgac Moore. Ms. J. B. Moore ana numher of others. Ask them about this tpieuihl medicine.
 l eas be found at my rcsidedcc at all times where parties can See me and get me Hcino. or II rrcferre,l 1t can be procured at Miner S MIl5nr' Drue. Store. Satisfaction gttAran- 'ecd iN every case, l wi9 pay agensa lih- crd commission. Corr,~ pon1cnce sahcitel. Aadryss ne 0t Prt~cdst.
 G. lb. GREEN.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Alhany itens,

Farmers are going ahead improv- ng, building, clearing etc.
 Health is excellent, no one is sick in the bounds of my knowledge.
 Farmers are building aud i'm proving their farms in various ways.
 The roads are in a bad fix for want of work, and no overseers. Hurry up Mess. Editors and bring around the new road commissions. It is to be hoped that morn corn and pork will be raised in the fu- ture, and less cotton and credit; then and not until then, will farm CTS be fonnd on the road to pros pcrity.
 Parker township can boast of a wonderful fortune teller. For one dollar she will tell you of all the mean tricks you have ever been guilty of, with the goe@ and bad you will do in the future.
 say hurrah for Jas. K. Jones for the U. s. Senate. He is very good where he is, but would be better in she Senate, because of more nower, or less opposition. Jone$wcight is above his eyes, Elmore's below.
 Prof. NJ. NJ. Cody is teaching pemmanship and phrenologising heads, at Harmony church. He has a good class at the Tan yard l school house in the forenoon, and at Harmony church at night. l knew Mir Cody thirteen years ago. He is a nice, o4ener gentleman. 1 The matrimonial mania still ra. ges. l never saw the like ;as Scon as the boys begin to pin.feather for mustach, they give 1t a few twists, then vt dding is next in order. l think an Emigration ba. reau, by the State supurAuous, as orr lads add lasses are determined to take up all the surplus lands and occupy them.
 ! We live in hopes that 1885 wilt be a good crop year; that the post masters that has been taken from us ~ih be of the dead.beat order that nothing may be lost from the 1 farming interest of the country, and that tho farmers will all plant at least 2-3 Of their crops in tke I present year in corn, hogs, sugar cane, potatoes, turnips etc. Cone brother farmers of Nevada county, let Us work by this rule one year for an experiment, and keep out of debt as much as possible.
 J. w, G
 Jan. 29th. 1885.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
ScD }tor-elect ]. K. Jones.

Tae dead lock in the General As sem5ly was broke last Satur lay by the withdrawal of Ex Gov. Berry from the contest. OurI. K. Jones was elected on the first ballot, he receiving 72 votes, the Hon. Poin dexter Dunn. 70. Some time has been consumed because there were three eminently able men in tht field. We congratulate tine Gener al Assembly on the successful is- S ne of the contest. The people have their choice. Many beauti ful oncomiums were pronounced upon him by the Senate and house of representatives, and cor gratela tions were received by him from al quarters. He has long been the pride of this district, and fully ap preciating hy9 worth, we felt con ident that hewould win. We cat fearlessly place our interests in his strong, clean hands. The Gazette of Sunday in speaking of him, saye
 "The distinguished gentleman who, on the Eth of March, will sue ceed Hon. J. D. Walker in the United States senate, needs no in troduction to the people of Arkan- sas. By the action of their repre- sentatives they have shown not on ly that they know him, but know him so well as to demand his eleva ton to the highest legislative trih Il nal in the world. A gallant soldier during the late war; conspicuous member of the general assembly and president of the senate a few year6 afterward; a representative to congress for two terms and elect ed for third term, his career SC fami.iarized the people with his re cord and his character as public man as well as private citizen, as to single him out for higher hoaors. That career illustrates tke force and the reward of ability, integrity manliness; devotion to tE c public in terests and tide lity to friends Here is man, still in the prime of physical manhood, to whom have fallen honors received by few. And it is a most gratifying reflec- ton that never were honors more worthily bestowed. Az senator Col Jone's influence will be extend ed, his usefulness te his people broadencd and deepened. He will prove q senator in all that the name implies.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

NEVADA county's represenative in the State Legislature, Col U E White introduced a bill in that body extending the time for paying taxes from the 10th of February to the 10th of April, and it has pl3sei both houses and is now law. So CUT farmer friends have an exten. sion of two months in which to pay their last years taxes. As the bad weather and poor crops of las: year, materially spterfened with the farming class financially, we know they will appreciate Col Whites thoughtfulness. and oer LeSisature's generosity.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
5alta News.

J. II. Willard shielded at Fort Smith on Friday.
 A lady at Mount Vernon, Ar51., recently gave birth to five children
 Mrs. J. G. W. Iowell of Nash vile died in that place on Friday
 A large panther vas seen near the city of Hot. Springs last Satur- day.
 John Battle of Beebe shot and killed B. T. Malone of that place last sunday evening.
 Lafayette Milton was hung at Corning on Friday. He killed Franklin Ha.a by order of thh ku- kluX.
 Work has been suspended on the Army and Navy hospital 1t Hot Springs, the al00, ,OGO appropriation having been exhausted.
 Washington has shippel 3)03 bales of cotton to date, present season, while her young sister, Nashville, has run up to 7,500,
 The Hamburg news has changed to q 'patent'' sheet. About nine tenths of the country weeklieS in the State, use either a patent inside or patent outside.
 $. p. McReynolds, private bank CT, Bentonville, recently failed. AS he was considered safe, many were heavy losers, including the treaSurer.tl nd sheriff.
 E E Evans a soldier under Gen eral Forr est. during the war, was thrown against stump by d nov ing locomotive at Malvern last week and instantly killed.
 On Thursday night of last week an attempt was made to burn the town of Philadelphia, but forum ately the fire was eXtingaished ere 1t lad gotten under headway.
 Four prisoners confined in the Garland jail, escaped recently by devhng through the AJyick wall and letting themselves down by means of bed quilts and blankets.
 We see from the Picayune that F. E. White, of Prescott is a mem. Der or of the legislature. We sus picioned as much when we read O White, of Nevada in the Littlt Rock papers. He is an able man and will not be mere figure heat in the Hkrse. Nevada county i' well representc d.-SpringaaI, Journal.
 J. NJ. KuykendaH, who with tho two Folks was sent to the peneten tiary for safeg,eping last october charged with the murder of Ward the peddler, in the upper part o this county. died on the 21st of ce rebo spinal menengetis. The bil of charges against the county foj board, medicines, burial eXpcnsc' etc., rendered by the leSSceS of tn, penetcntiary, amounts to &97 ,25.- Nashville News.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

SEVERAL weeks ago that great R} religious "weakly," the Texarkaaa Independent, promised it's readers it would "Whoop up" Ex,Judge Mitchell for Congress again in case J. K. Jones was elected to the T.. s. Senate. You can go to "whoop- ing" Col, when you get ready.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

BAKER of Benton. an old man of elOquence from the mountains, af firmed shat he cast his vote for J K. Jones because Ae fell in love with Mrs Jones, told her so, and she asked him to fall in love with her husbhnd. Think about this, ladies: there is much to be learned fromn.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

AMONG those prominently nam. Ni in connection with the next Democratic nomination for con. gressman since the election of Hon. Jas. K. Jones are, Hon. ghes. C., McRae. Judge H. B. Stuart, of Philadelphia; Judge J. T. Bearden, of Camden, and Faul Jones of Texar kaNa.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
 kon. Thos. (. McRae tor Congress

In looking around for Congress- iOnal ability in this district to fill the vacancy which will occur after the fourth of March next, on ac. count of Hon. Jas. K. Jopes. beng elected to the U. s. Senate we can think of no man in this con- gressional district better fitted or nIore worthy in any respect than a.has. C Mcl,ae. He is gentleman in every way qualified to fill that place with credit to himself and honor 10 dis state and party. In Il c trying days gone by, when Ar kansas was in the agony of misrule there was no man ia her bounds whose Jealous labors for her re. dempfion exceeded those of Thos c. McRae, and his energy and purse have been volunteered to their ful- lest extent in every contenst since. As statesman he is we'll and fa. sorably known all over the district As A lawyer he stands at the head os the list in the State; a close stu dcnt, always at his post of duty. Me can confidently assume that as 8 saembcr of Congress, he will de ssate himself as assiduously to the disdcs of that high office as he does to his ow.n aaairs, which makes him a fitting aud acceptable successor to the gentleman who has so ably filled that responsible position for the last four leais.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Just as Good.

Many uuscNipulous dcoiers mry tell you they hsyc remedies for Coughs and Colds
 equal in merit and in every respect just n. good as the old reliable Dr Bosauto', Cough and Lung Syrup, unless you insist upon this remedy and will have nc other you gre liable to be greatly deceived. Price 50 cents and Sl00. Sold byJ. O.Howell. :
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

THERE is now high place of trust for man who can fill it. We have one in our midst, who can fill it to overhowing. Though Il place demanding marked ability it is not measure of his capacities, T. q. McRae says every honest voter.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Backlcu's Arniea Salyt:

The h est salvc in the world for Cuts. Bruis e, Soref, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum F.eyor Sores Tottcr, Chapped Hands, Chlblains, Corns aud all Skin Eruption, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to g,ve porfoct satisfaction, or money refund, cd Pril" 9 cents per bottle. For sale by Moncriuf N Bro.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK. l
 ,. Feb. 2, 1885.
 NoIce IS hereby given that the followins named settler has filed notice of his intcniioa to make final proof in support of lis claim, and that said proof will be made before Judge of Nevada county. Ark. nj Prescott, on Mch. ,, 1885, viz John NJ. Cox. Nevada county, Hd, I2ot, of the sj of tte NWt See. , T. SR2 w.
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultva- ton of, said land, viz: Nathaniel N Gstln. W i.lmn K. B'Tham, William C. Franklin ana Thomas Huling all of Prescott, Nev"- da county, Ark.
 l2-i <. ". MALLORY. Recister.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

ABOUT One- third of all the Presi. dentiA appointments made for the Hast four years will expire during 'ihe first year of President Cleve- lands incumbency.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

J. O. Howell the Druggist, wha is always, looking after the interests of his customer, has uow secured the sale of Dr. Bosln- los Cough and Lung Syrup, a remedy that Envcr tails to cure Coughs, Col Is, Pains in the Cnrst and alf Lung affections. For proof try sample bottle. Regular size 50 cents and Sl.0O 6
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

ALL only the line of Southern Mansas the people are organizing 'fo make a syste lnatic move on to .Oklahoma. The tleath GftCaptain Payne, the leader of the Oklahoma colonists, seems to make dis fol lowers the more anxious to reach the promised lands.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
A~rH rica's Pride.

True American men and women, by req son of their strong constitutions, beautiful forms, rich complications and characteristic energy, are enyied by all nations It is the general use of Dr.. ilarter's Iron Tonic which Grin, ,s about these results.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

THE Missouri legislature has elected Hon. George. c. Vest to the United States Senate, as his own successor. He is one of the ,t,uest Democrats in the nation.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Warming Order.

William A. Bright, prEa Nc'ada Circuit James B. Bright and an Equity.
 other defendants.
 The defendant. James B. Bright, is warn- cd To appear in this court within thirty day, ana i .l,! answer the complaint of the plaintiffs Dec. 3l, 1881.
 GEO. W. TERRY, CLERK
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

ACCORDING to the report of the director of the mint the total coin circulation of the country Jan,y lst. .lsSs, was S827. .OO0, ,0OO.