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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
The IRON MoLDERS.


The strike continues at Scranton, Pa.
Iie fouudries of Reading, Pa, are
bed.
The machinery molders Of Erie, Pa, are
making half time.
The strike of the molders Of San Francis
5 over. The union men won.
No,iing is very dull in the cities as a
Rus5ars has large number Of idle mol
: s; present.
Ihe s,ylae still continues in the Barnett
fadry Newark, n. }.
be foaadries Of Bloomington, ILL.,, are
closed
sera is trouble at one of the Denver,
'cuEdriss.
-ae holders Of East Saginaw, Mich, are
:a.DE a5ol, half time.
a- hrs. ,wo notes given by P. ]. Mesney,
ts:aaiIiDg treasurer of the iron Molders
o. have been promptly paid.
iad..D foundry, Chattanooga, Tenn, Is
b affair place, and Union men will steer
"a; u il.
loronto, Ont, is advertising for moldeIs,
the wOrkmen there are doing very hit
and IN some cases nothing. 1t Is trick.
a'kin McHugh, a member Of Iron
te;s Union No. /, of Cincinnati, has
appointed Commissioner Of the Labor
Pa Of the State Of Ohio, BY Governor
ai,y.
i7ery molder should look upon it as a
m duty to connect himself w4ha Union
never he may pitch his tent however
q tae period. 1t sets an example OF dis
~2e which keeps alive that hope and con
zee so necessary to maintain an indie
lieu; position.
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TRADEfNores.


The Clinton foundry, at Troy. N. Y, il
employing about IS mOlders at present.
The new foundry at Battle Creek, Mich,
Will start with force of 60 men, which will
De increased to 100 IN the summer,
In Baltimore, Nd, the hod.carriers get
2.7o day. They are colored men and are
organized.
In Los Angeles. Sacramento and all the
Glnes and towns on the Pacific slope to
Fortland, Oregon, the nine hour system has
been adopted among the carpenters.
The Union printers employed in the Bos-
ton stereotype foundry are out on a strike
against reduction Of wages from 80 to 80
cents per thousand.
Penny, Mulholland & Co. have leased
ground IN the Third ward, McEeesport, Pa,
ana Will at once commence the erection OF a
large foundry and machine shop.
The Workingmen of Trenton, N. j., are
scout to establish a cooperative store. Nine
different organizations were represented at
the preliminary meeting, and 100 shares of
stock we're sold.
j. Harms 4 Sons, of Mechanics Falls,
Maine, ordered all members of the K. OIL.
to be discharged from their employ. Forty
OF their best Workmen walked out of the
shop.
There are twenty-nine shoe,lasters' unions
ID Massachusetts,. Negotiations are pend
ing for the early erection OF a large and sub
stanusl workshop at Brockton, to be occu-
pied by a co operative shoe factory
The iron moulders of Columbus, O., have
been idle, as q general rule almost the en-
hIe winter. Several shops are expected soon
to resume work. Columbus is a good place
for mOulders to stay away from.
The Love sewing machine works, at
Rochester, Pa, are gradually resuning
work. Every few days additional hands are
being put on, and it is thought by the lst of
ApvIl the workswill be on full.
The men employed in the rolling depart
ment the shovel works, in Beaver Falls,
Pa, have been put in over time, the stock
OF sheets having run low. The prospects
for steady run all summer at these works
are very encouraging.
The axe works Of Hubbard, Bakewell <
Co., Of this place, will soon be put on full
time, as orders are coming in quite lively.
Within few days they have hired num-
Der Of skilled workmen from the detunct
tool works at Paris, ILL., The hoe depart
ment of these works are now turning out
from so to so dozen per day.-Beaver Falls,
Pa, Globe.
The molders of RoyersEord, Pa, to the
number of 81, are still out against the pro-
posed reduction Of wages. This is the sec
ond strike Of molders in that place during
the past year The strike 10 Buck8alters
shop began in February, 1884, and ended
in December Of the same year. The men
are firm, and propose to resist to the last.
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With sponge. He is very fond Of delicaciei
and refuses all common food DE cut hay
and oats, much prsierring 90 eat the boards
OF his stall and the skkeet-iron lining Of his
manager. He iprrariably knows a good
thing when ke sees it, and one day last
week he Ias standing behind q sleigh IN
which :. pretty girl was sitting. The girl had
on a beautiful hat. Spike Immediately
commenced to eat it. he consumed nearly
the entire hat and had Just commenced to
gnaw the head Of the girl when police,
man came along and arrested him. His
friends promptly bailed him out,
which was not hard job, as be hadn't
drank any water for a long time.
He is called Spike because his tail IS
banged. Hair has stubbornly refused to
grow on his tail, and it stretches out into the
world q cold. cherries waste of territory,
utterly devoid OF vegetation. This is q
source of great discontinue to the horse,
especially in fly time, and whenever lady
comes in to admire him he backs up against
the partition and presents a bold front.
The hostler tied piece of blue ribbon on
one day in a spirit offun. Itwasu't a great
while before Spike noticed it. He blushed
in a loud tone of voice, and kept very quiet
until the hostler came around to take of the
ribbon. Then he spoke. All that the
friends Of the hostler found of him was
hole through the roof of the barn, which ne
had left in his transit to the clouds.
Spike will not allow himself to be hltched
outside the barn. 1t was tried once; ne
became indignant, ate up the hitching post
and walked home. So did the driver. An
attempt was then made to anchor him with
a semi-circular shaped piece OF iron with
leather strap. He waited until the driver
had disappeared in saloon, when look
ofdisgust shot athwart his face, and ne
swallowed the anchor whole and walked
sadly in the direction OF the barn. When
the hostler found him he took hold of the
strap, and Spike allowed him to pull out the
weight and save it.
Spike is purely an editorial horse: Hei
intelligent. He doesn't fully understand
logsrithms, and doesn' speak Latin fuently,
bat he is great fgurer in a three minute
horse race. We love him with all his
eccentricities. Nature loves him; that is
why she has embossed and engraved him
so deliberately, and though he be laughed
and scofFed at BY the whole world We will
stand by Spike until death locks up his
form
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TILTONVlLLE, OHIO.
Grand Oyster Supper Given by the NJ Y
o. b. y--Weddings-Locals.

".
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
Capt. Thomas Moore and sons river pilots,
are at home.
Misses Ida N. DuttOn, and Mamie Horn
ish, Of Mt Pleasant, who have been visiting
friends here returned home last Friday.
Our schools will close next Friday, and
the teachers will leave for new fields. W..
R. Dutton, the principal, will move to Bell
aire, where he will engage in teaching.
The Jefferson Literary Society held quite
and interesting session at the schooihouse
last Tuesday evening. The question
Should Women have the right Of Suffrage,
was discussed.
Married, at the house of the bride, Miss
Salie Spenser and Mr.. James Wilson, on
last Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Rev.
Worthington, of the NJ. Z. Church, oftici-
attd. The wedding was private. The wri-
ter tenders congratulations.
The event OF the season was the oyster
supper of the NJ. \. o. B. (mind your own
buoiness) Society, which was given at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Klives, last Wednes-
day evening. The NJ. \. D. B. is composed
of the elite of Tiltonville and vicinity. Fol-
lowing is the list Of members in full: Misses
Annie Moore, Lizzie Moore, Ida West,
Annie West, Lucy Hutchinson; Ella Moore,
Lorena Roth, Eyaline Roth, l.. P. Hives,
Mary Jones, Matte Irwin, Mrs. W, R. Dut-
ton, and Mrs. Lila Hives, and Messrs. A..
P. Rose Price Rose, Elmer Pyle, George
Iilton, John Schneider, c. A. Klives, r. l..
Hives, w. r. Dutton, j. Henderson, and
W. L. Medill. The members were all pres
ent except r. L. Klives, whose business de-
tanned him in Wheeling. There were also
present, by special invitation, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson, Of Portland, and DR..
Hives and wife, OF Tiltonville. y short
session was held in the forepart Of the even
ing for the purpose Of electing officers for
| the next term OF four weeks. The following
persons were chosen as officers: President,
| George Tilton: Vice President, Ella Moore;
Secretary, Lucy Hutchinson; Critic, A. P,
Rose. We then adjourned to the dining
room, where bountifully spread table was
grooming under the weight of good things,
After doing ample justice to oysters, pickles,
etc, we returned to the parlors and INDUCED
in plays and music till the "wee sma" hours
were upon US, and we were compelled to
bring our amusements to close, society
then adjourned to meet at the home of Lucy
Hutchinson on next Wednesday evening.
NOTES on OYSTER SUPPER
Long live the NJ Y. o. B. Society.
Why didn'. jennie take that Mash to sup
per!
The oysters were served in excellent
style.
Much praise is due the committee for the
grand success Of the occasion.
Addy Gives was the biggest toad in the
puddle.
Price lose did like little man.
Oh! those charades. Did you ever laugt
so much in. your life?
Kate and Lila entertained the member
in fine style.
Mrs. James Thompson and Dr. klive
furnished the society with some very excel
lent music.
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GLASS NOTES.

O-i chimney factories still continue to
NeadI.g though the season IS waning
Tie glass factory Of Gill & Murray,
.'2deIPbia is still running full time.
he new Swedesboro, n. j., window fac
VII start up in a stort time.
be window houses of the country are
ing steadily, with but few exceptions,
as spring advances trade is looking up
4! the pressed glassware factories in
.olrg are running steadily at present'
Moderate prospects.
ae TIndOw glass manufacturers met IN
lo'k City last Thursday. One hun
iaetories and one thousand pots were
'sseated.
de s.. Louis Age of Steel OF last week
;. The French Window Glass Company
~''oqr' are working their eight-pot fur
y Stlh their six.pot idle as heretofore.
Heitz glass factory is still engaged to
".PaellY on the contract given for 8
a' product BY the Anheuser-Busch
ing Association. The furnace IS q six
:. HSa G5-iuch pots. The Great Western
"OrAs has not yet restarted. Inc
:,'siG's say they will resume operations
!, u Whenever they can do so upon sn
:. OOang with eastern factories IN re-
|" aoOr. They say they cannot az
gay JOurneymen's wages and COM
s.I r@ factories whose employees are
~ apprentices.
H. a.. h. Cummings, of the St. LOUIS
-. .OS Is. who attended the meeting OF the
49,, r. e INT Glass Bottle Manufacturers
sS..oh' At Cincinnati, on the 4th inst,
-, - nothing was done IN the way Of
NJ SSooOt an agreemenk as TO prices,
s,,. sa manufacturers, who are favored
- Of apprentices and low wages
,%ehily not disposed to assist st
~'aaiacturers in establishing such
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.o1Y AT HOME AND ABROAD.
,,,, Worsmen are Saying and DOING
Movements Of Manufacturers
ard the State Of the
Markets.
MILL NOTES.

, new copper rolling mill is 20 be erect
IA, Taunton Mass this spring.
n. >pauliiug nail mill, at Brilliant o.,
"a double ,aru this week.
TIE nail mill at MingO Junction, o.,
-,,ss AID ships about 1000 kegs of nails
sssa,v.
The Riruiugham rolling mill in Birmiug-
~ Ala. will it is said, be changed to a
,.r. mil snortly.
vr-,su Jeuklns, Of Danville, Pa, is roll,
"a, the GlendOwer mill at that place, and
Nm Rogers is roughing for him.
ne Dgddlers are working double turn
IL. sesk ~ the Wayne iron works, Tenth
....ei p,,s5ars.
The rsil mil and an departments of the
.,,ou Iron Co., at MlngO Junction, o.,
= 3ulrg full ume, nails being shipped as
s. IS made,
=, Tr5v. y. Y, the Burden mills are all
.s-risly running The steel mill is also
H. The Reussalser mills are doing q fair
E. d. trade. The rail mill is on single,
4 -i the Gean mill running double turn.
The plan. Of the Boontou iron works, in
n -r.s county, ~ J., which has been idle
4 nine ge4rs, will be sold at public sale on
e. J. is valued At 1900, 900, and be-
~ 70 he Lord estate.
r5-rg man named Arthur McCul-
4 ,syb employed at the Dover rolling mill,
r. Jamestown, q, was horribly burned
4 ,-agl,. revolving red-hot bar of iron
4 St Sunday. His injuries are thought to
SIS
The gg,5-ei nsilers employed at the
4 III Treje.ar nail works, Chattanooga,
4 IN have been discharged, and white
4 20 will take their places. 1t is expected
Il >. ,he7 vii! soon be in tun operation with
Il 10 hands.
A TIE Lamar rolling mills, Lamar Station,
= .,e burned 10 the ground on the 10th inst.
l. machinery was new, the building an
81 :rsme structure. The loss was about
o00 OF which $500 was covered with
t;.'sLCe.
A Dispatch from Steu5enyille, o., an
noes the unwelCome news that the JET
sea iron works will make no more iron
IL. Nearly one hundred and City men
h tbroxn out of employment by the man
|is..ure Of steel nails by this firm.
4 The Helmbacher Forge and Rolling
5 Els Company, Of St. Louis, are engaged
orders for links and pins, axles, heavy
rings and other specialties. They have
,e1tly completed and started up an add
aOl scrap furnace, making three all told,
j Of which are in operation. Their bar
j IS running regularly.
n At Youngstown, o., Cartwright, McCurdy
Cos two mills will run double turn in
j departments; the Youngstown mill will
b run il.l time in all departments with
exception of the forge, and Andrews
ks 1 Co. 5 mill will be operated full 10
q eiv department. At the Valley mill all
Eya-,neu;s will run double turn except the
lie bar mill; it is impossible to say how
:r whether this order Of things will con-
Is b. during the week or not. Brown, Bon
b. { Cos No pudding mill started
. Monday: No. is idle; l, 3 and 4 will
l. single all week. All the finishing mills
u be in operation during the week-ths
H.. No. 3 bar mill and the sheet mill
- lie turn, and al the rest single. Some
lie mills that start single turn may 60
cuj,e turn before the end Of the week.
News Register.
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prices as would justify the restarting Of the
works here. At the present time, accord.
ing to Mr. Cummings. the Illinois Glass
Company, at Alton, is the only concern in
the west now running and paying the full
union rates demanded by blowers. Another
meeting Of the association will be held on
April the 9th,-Age of Steel fr7.s E
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DIED.

EEELINE-At his residence, at Council Blutfs,
Iowa, Saturday morning, March ii, 1888, WiLLIAh
EEELINE, aged Sc years.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
MrF. c. Myers, No. IO6 Main street, Sunday a.
teruoon at . O'Clock, March q. Friends Of the
family are invited. Interment at Mt. Wood.
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What Fell From the star-Eyed's Lips.

Chicago NstrS.
The Louisville CourierJournsl talks
about an "unthoughted misconception."
Like enough they have such thinks in Ken
lucky, but thank goodness they have not
got to running loose over the rest of the
country.
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University Of Pennsylvania,

l. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, four years CLASSICAL
IT. TowST SciExT1Frc SCHOOL, ays-ysar courses
in Isl Chemistry, o. Geology and Mining, CiyI
Engineering (d DLnamical Enstneezing, tel Areal-
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III WHEATON SCHOOL OF FIsAscE AID Eoos-
any. Courses In Constitutional Law and P1elie Al.
Itni,trstiou, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
ard Prscilot. Finance, banking, EsiirOiSins' DE-
~ c G II PHILOSOPHY, four eiis. Lps,ish,
attn, French, German, Mental and Moral Phiiosc'
pby, Msthematics, General Science, extendsd In
struetlon In Biology with laboratory work. Degree
Liberal elections in and between these eour1ei At
v. Co6SsE II MUSIC. TsO-years' graded eOurse.
Vi wEpIclL SCHOOL. ThreeyeEIs' graded course.
,v;tb oo,icual iouIih yezr. Degree ". ID.
VII pEsTAL scEoOL- TEoJeEs' graded e'ur'e.
yin. VETEKIxAzY sCHOoL- Threeyears' Eti.
ed course similar to European schools. Degree
Clinical ard laboratory advantages prominent
fsatrSp IN these three schoola
*. law scHo0I. TEoyesn eouse: up'oths
admits 10 PennsylvEnia Bar. Degree LII d "a,
R,oIoGTCaI SrHooL Two years eoursss via
s,t,n I'D laboratoTy vork. Certificate admits y
NedicI sehool without exaninaiion- rpseiA
courses r-.r,
ro.t rrzduate eeurse In nunerons subjects Ieaainf
"a derrse Pm ID.
n Tsfinr inquiry please specify depzrtns1t.
REv JESSE y BURK. secreteTv,
Unfveryfty Of Penusyitaniss Wsst PhiisdsiPhia, "a
urfi,ecdesdyb
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LABOR.

,As Latest Industrial lntslli-
gencs
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MY HORSE "SPlKE. I"

of Points which Make Him Doubly In,
teresting to the Connoisseur.
81. PaH Hsruid.
As he stands in the stable you wouldn't
he ant to admire him. BE is not a beauty.
Not such a horse as an artist would take
for a model if he wanted to surprise the
world with picture OF equine nobleness.
but If be wanted to paint q grape srbor of
un;oue design, he would be liable to. 60
into raptures over Spike. he is an anti
fastist and be is so thin that when the
bostIer finishes currying the north side OF
him. he Just reaches through and brushes
the south Just for convenience sake. He
Is so thin that he can't drink water
without leaking. and it has to be fed to him
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srock YARD.


Thirty-six holsteIns sold at Minneap-
OILS June :. tor sio'4i'; the females av'
efageo Ss4s.
All recent sac OF Guernsey cattle in
New fork' neiiers brought from w to
siuo. and some Dull calves sold as low
F" siv.
Inc jersey inserest 10 Maine was never
more apparent tnan AZ the present s'ms.
Large shipments nave neen MADE 60 par
"es IN the west'
asa H. ssurtesans OF sprinsooro, "a,
sol" Ten no'ste'n yearnngs az $zOz.oo
each' many Of them Weighing over Soo
poun"s az less tnan a year Oh.
me e'snseen'n volume o. me Ameri-
can jersey Cas'ie Cioo nerd neg'sSer
CARRIE tne ouu numbers from is'sui TO
ie''o'' ma cue cows from 21,ooi TO d.
WV
during the past year the wyoming
livestock Assoc'a.lon mas expended up
WARDS OF sos'oo' Tor work against the
criminal Glasses. Inc estimated smount
expended Tor tnas purpose oy me elsnt
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UurED STATES LArp OFvIcE.
Eureka, Nevada February y, A u. 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0tvkh THAT JAMES
N y. LEH IER, whoss postoiAcs sddrsss is
cstios for I psssnt for nftssn hundred linear
fee of the tehmse mine OF vein bearing gold
and etlvef, With surface ground sig nundred
fest IL width. situsssd IL fahranagst Lake MN
ns ~ oes.:y Il tsson s',ss q No
on IA plat on ale In this ofnos Is Lot yumher
y. IL Toenship 8. south Range, 90 East al
hJunt Dtsblo Meridian. rhe exterior bounds
rios Of said Lot No IA being % follows. to III:
No 80. { 8. 3 g. 50 6. ssotion o.. 4 NJ. whence
the nc corner post Of Section VI -, \ u, 80
Q. bears o. deg isT fe.t; old monument ami
poet the same. rhencs running, Let course, q
l6 dag W 1900 feet, to post marked No 9. U =
Survey No vs.; old monu~ent being cedar trsc
u iuches In diameter and bears 8 u deg W .
feet from post No o. Thence, I'd course, N u
dag " W feet. to post No 8, o survey 80 j.;
s Ss ss:s. sss r as sst Tsw
feet. 20 post No q. q Z survey No 50; old monu-
ment bears y "a deg W 80 seet from post No I.
Thence, 9Th course, u deg 1870 feet, to p jst
70 |. the place Of beginning. Containing 10
i6-i00 acres. Courses expressed from the true
East.
. be location Of this mine is recorded In the
aec rier'a otacs Of Lincoln County. New .ds, In
puok VI aiuink Notscess paee zio, % tno recotuh
Lincoln County Nevada. This claim 10
bounded By no Known claims.
Any and all persons iai ming adversely any
porti1n Of said Leh Her mine or surface ground,
are required TO die their sdvsrse claims with che
Register Of the United States Land Office at Eu-
reka, In che State Of Nevada, during the SIX y
lays period VI publication hereof. or they will
b barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute. 81
F.H. HtScKLEY. Register.
III hereby ordered thst the foregoing notice
application for patent be Published for the
p'riod Of ten couse iutivo weeks In the kiDche
8Eoosp. . weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe. Ltndoln County Nevada.
fl1-t0s q. q NCkLkY. Regirter.
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Application fsr a Patent
NJ. sss.


LIMITED Of k116 LAID OBeIoE,
EureKn, Nsv ID o.. May ~. 1883
M0TIcE l. AEdEBY ufvkN rd.r rdt
IN Psy-uy q III and Silver inins uJmp ny
waJss p1ssJdass tirsss ID unn frsuclsc,
Calf praiA, hAs shls day dlsd ~ sppIlcsttJn for
: vAssat f,r Folrtesn huaurs aud eighty mine
linear test VI tue rAv Day ntAe 0r vein bearing
siivsr. with surfAcs " aui six han rcd fest i.
VI ISL s.tu It'd Ia JsskfAb1i Dit Mining ,istrict
O0dnty VI Ltucvln. aud Sta . VI Nevadt. snd
Distinguished BY tns ieid nvtes IN Oiidlsl Olaf "
Me "a shis vflss - vt NJ. w. losalsd upon
sAsd Los ~. " bsiaU - fsliOvs, " MT:
= as5tnutus q 20 : marked 10. l. survey
No ". 'ryn whtsh y 3 snln raj n0uuu,snt NJ
osArs \ " dss - ala U sss feet RI, stove.
gips u DAy Alaias uomps ay'. snics bssr. \
Payday hvissias-wofks bssrs . u dss IS min
= SSU vet. rnsa, LIT cours ). y u dss Is min
oJO feet, 70 poss u HEsd No !, y 3 survey No 10
sad ps.s No of sarvsy No q, said posta
bnas itsustcAl witn the U Sfthe Astefiy cJenar
n 'nd 'us u ths rAs-Dsy location, fro = winch
ths aortn westerly cvrnss mouu ,nsns Of the YAy.
wsstsrty fuef VI toe Payday 10 alton
Tasacs. . % leg W min " ~ fsss, to . > dnl
On ~ sssssriy II 30 v $ survey 10 "; susnc-,
n " d. ~ test " Sos. 10 I, y survey No
poss Ma. v . survey No . aud the pIscs u
brslnaiAs. ujnestnlns - area VI es-i0U scrs Of
lsat. Woicn sr4cts osins exciudet from shis
surrey sssv:s remaining 80 srsA Of Is xs.ioo
1sSlis.c variation 10 d 6 East
Fac 'casi - VI this NIUE 10 recorded 10 the
Hsc flsr< IN - VI LfnsoIp cJdnty, Nevada, In
b 4 u Mini 4 votl ~ cais sole Il bound d
Q tns ss1s byrhs J,ekrAbuis mintn4 claim,
~ u tns 10 ia, west Aad south py NJ kao W
clains. Any and all psrson% clstmins ID.
rssty any p sftiss VI sAtd Payday mino Of
surfAos gn,ua ~ reqairsd 70 al tneir 4ivsr. I
clsl ~ With the Resi~tsr u tue uatcod Heatea
Lsui ltncs 81 earskt. Il tbs ,eats Of 1svadA.
q srias shs sixtf dsys perl ~ VI puolIoastou
hsrs,f, " ehss uilt b, barr a By vlrtus Of thu
pf0vislsns u the 4 atate
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A certain district ia Georgia is com.
m July dnown - Saakerss. Il used t.
BE- called Shady Dale. bus having bean
the scene u : violent alteration between
''prsininsnt" citizens II all graies in 70
gard e. the Location af the District
C'urt. an old inhAbitsnt, seeing the
gr'uud literally strswn with rags, gave
the place the mama Of Nn sksrAg. wnich
II has bsras fur ssasrati 'u. ~
Sectional hatred - ,ivsce suits.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-18

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