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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13
PROPOSALS FOR l2.INCH CORED
Il SHOT AND ADDITIONAL BANDS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE
WAR DEPARrMENT.
WAeUINCTD~ Nav q. l~~F.

tihg " A"N''f
SEALED PROPOSALS. In dgpir0r. WIl
be received a. this Office untll O.ciutH b..
NJ on MOSDAY. MAY -. i-s5. al which
time aud place they NJ bc opened % iHH
presence OF bidders for furDlshElg tuI, b.-
Iarlmcut with M" hundred 900 CAST
IRON COKED SHOT banded with cas- cop.
per FOR l2-inch bTeech-lOadl ride. eaCI
shot TO weigh 500 pounds
roposals all be received 10 furnish f"1
hundred t2oOD additional CA-I-ipiP ts
BANDS; all a. be made In sccOrdaurr Hti1
the SPECIFICATIONS aud drawings tO Doe Isi
VI tins Office. and the prOleciiles t0 t' ir-
nVered Ina lots Of 100 each. II dcslfti.
Bidders Will state the price y. ht.'''
prolectile. and per extra band. AMI -"
sOon they can be delivered
A preference Will be given Ia mgieri' pi
domestic production aud manufacture Dp1-
ditions OF prices and quality beiug e.lut.
The Department reserves the right ip
waive iDiorm8litits, and 10 reject all or AM
part Of the bids.
Proposals should he marked Proposals
for J2-inch Cored shot aud AdiitiOuat
Band" and addressed 81 the undersigned.
Blank forms on which proposals must 90
made can DE had upon application 10 this
office, SN. BENET.
BTikadier General.
my Hat Chief 81 Ordnance.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF MARIE LARE. only child
ofW A. and NJ. Is. Solomons. will take place
at the residence, 100 west Main street,
THIS AFTERNOON at o O'Clock.
Dearest MARIE, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft us;
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13
DEAENESS. ITS CAUSES AND

1EAF Ness, IIS CAINtN MD
~ CURE, by one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated by most OF the noted
specialists OF the day with no benefit. C.r.I
hfmseU In three months. aud since then
hundreds OF Others by same process \
plain. simple, and successful home frolt-
ment. Address L. =. PAGE. l2s east TNeue
ty.sixth street. New York city
70 23-Tu, Tit~at-w
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WATCHES, IEwELRx, &c.

COME, SEE, AND BE Salts G
" FTED.-I can sell WATCH TO IN
suit you as cheap a. any In or out OF -
New York. Forty years practical expert.
ence warrants me IN saying sney are -
made. Examined and regulated for The
pocket by myself; guaranteed for two yearsL
6ent safs and Tree by mail or express.
ID. BUCHANAN. Goldsmith.
Ill Broad street. Rlsn mond: ana
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''' Broad. HEX7ER'S, ''' Broad.

HOMEsPUN sUITINGS at 1oc..;
coI0iK;ED and BLACK NUNs-vEILING
ALfr a. seS1i. NUNs.vEILINGs at 2sc.;
MOHAIR SUlTINGS at Csc;
LACE CHECKS az Ice;
36-lnches. wide ALBATROSS At 45c. .
A handsome line OF CRlMMED SEER
PLAIN snSA and Fa a. ~ csATrEEys at 1870.
A new lot OF BATISTE at l2%c;;
one lot OF CHECKED SUMNER sHAWLS
100 dozen extra-long JERSEY GLOVES at
Canvas CLOTHS in Cream. Blue, Pink.
White. AND Beige at l0c.;
CRAZY CLOTH at I63 C.;
LADIES EMBROIDERED ROBES atsl.25;
500 PIECES Of tL9W W X DE- 0E5AS ,bi
Blue, Wood, Pink, AVID Cream. at DC:
1000 pieces W HlIE INDIA LINEN az loo.
worth l7c. (rhis is an extra bargain
Three special lots IN LADIES FINE
HANDkERCHlEFS at about half price:
Lot No. / at loc.;
Lot No. 2 at II &C.;
Lot No. 3 at lac.
A large lot OF INFANTS and CHiLDREN'S
MUSLIN CAPS at use
Also q very fine line Of CAPS al SOC, 75c.,
81, and SLID.
SPECIAL BARGAINS In FANS.
NOVELTIES ~ CANVASS AND
LEATHER BELLS.
A handsome line Of SUMNER SILKS
reduced nom so, CO. and csc. TO 4Oc.
200 handsome COACHING PARASOLS at
rntoprnard WHITE EANf'Y
COTTON LACE, In all widths at half
price
Our THREE-BUTTON KID at soc. takes
the lead; ..,,.
700 dozen SILK MTTTS and SILK GLOVES
at less than manufacturers prices.
HEXI,ERS,
BROAD STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREET.
m. .-rrf.n
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Couldn't the Anarchist leaders per-
suade their followers to raid a few more
drugstores?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13
Section OF Fence sto nding.



the
WILT an
ntetak
Richmond 1850 Tor cattle
d-iencing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13

ROWN'S IRON BIrTERS
- proved more ellectnai remedy than
anything Mis-. =. V. Ashwoitr as north
Twenty.siNth street. Richmond Va, nal
used for Indigestion AM pa.L, aOoat her
hpgrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13

By" AT THE FULTON BAPTIST
HURCHTo. NIGHT Rev. Mr.. GREArHoUsE.
OF Arkanfas, member OF the Methodist
Conference, will preach at 6 p. NJ.
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pROWN'S IRON BITTERs CURED

- the wife OF Captain !. %. Epps, GOT
ria. from which she vas % reduced che was
unable 10 60 about. Hsetoged her nnootite,
Gave her heaith and strsngeh.
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WOOL.

WOOL, WOOL.
Farmers and merchants will lind US pre-
pared 10 pay outside market price for
WOOL In any quantities delivered here or
at any depot or wharf. Sacks furnished
free, and no charges whatever deducted
from top price here:
II. WALLERSTEIN a Co,
IL and Is south Fifteenth street.
my 6.d2w&w4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13

browns IRON BITTERS RE-
Clay street. Richmond. Va. to health. when
o capricious appetite and diseased digestive
organs had made her III. Her physician
recommended Il.
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HEXTERS,
RSy- REMOVAL SALE.

LOOK! PERcELyE,!. GAZE At THE
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY
GOODS, De,
before JUNE lsT, as take possession OF my
new store Oh that date.
Rapidly. increasing business compels me
to seek larger quarters, and before YacatinS
my present store | propose 10 inaugurate
one Of the grandest CLEARiNG-OUT
SAILS ever known IN the history OF the
lot CHILDREN's PARASOLs at %.
37H so and 62c worth 81:
1 lot LADIES BLACK SATIN-LINED
az 81 worth sl.60:
Hot Blue RED, BROWN. and BLACK
SATIN PARASOL.S at Soc. worth
sl.s5:
lot TwiLLED and BOILED SILK,
ALPACA. and SERGE PARAsoLs
so dozen CHILDRENs HOSE at Sc.
rs dozen MlssEy REGULAR.MApE
HOSE at Toe. worth Csc:
I, 600 yards OF BROCADED DRESS GOODS,
CAsHMEREs, PLAlD5. aud AL
PACAS. In remnants OF five TO
1000 yards Al sEA-ISLAND COTTON at
Axe per yard worth &C.:
5000 yards FAST-C0LORED LAWNS at
$40. per yard worth &C.;
2,7o0 yards nice style OF FINE LAWNS at
sc. per yard worth Sc:
300 yards 1400 LAWNS az 6i.c. per yard
worth loc.:
so dozen CORSETS OF different makes,
to be disposed OF AT less than manu-
facturers' prices
20 dozen LADIES' BORDERED HAND
kEKCHiEFS at &c. eacn worth SC. !:
20 dozen GENTLEMENS WHITE aud
BORDEKED HANDKERCHIEF
8, 4, 8. 10, aud l2c.
Do not wait-come now, and will verify
the truth of my assertions BY showing you
FIRST CLASS GOODS at prices that VIII
JOSEPH STRAUsE.
l4l5 east Main street.
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
my ll-fu&Th
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Reasons Why Yen Should Use the Combination Fence

Il Gvet stronger IA q
SecondI will
Third tdOn
the smallest pix 10
mad ul
proctin aud wolves
OF fulfilling
I'm W
Farmer who havo 1
TENTH twill
Il S
taIion anpot breakt
TEIIs EVE
~
will
ytakea small ~ loV
rs cam e
Will be inc
the 49,, 49,, aore ooer, address &c
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-13
RLAIR'S CHLoRAL THYnOL
DRUNKENNESS,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERS.
ING
DR. HARNESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

II can be given In cup OF coffee or tvs
Is absolutely harmless. and VIII ei;eci
permanent and speedy cure. whether the
patient is moderate 6rinker os an si'o-
holic wreck. IL has been given in thuu.
sands OF cases, and in every instance per-
feet cure has followed. lr NEVER FAILs
The system once impre gnatei with tne sps-
cifc. II becomes an utter ilnpoSsiblilly Tor
the LIQUOR appetite To exist. For sale by
I. ROBERTS BAKER Druggist.
el9 east Main street.
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sly east Va ia Street,

7 Y
Gail or write FOR pamphlet containns
hundreds OF testimonials from the best wO-
men and men from all parts % the country,
Oc 22-eOit NOl7
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT.

AIILItAiI9N FpIt \ ] ATENT.
Us. Land Office, at Las Cruces n. NJ.
July Sth, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that John L.
Wilson, whose posi- Office address is White
o. New Mexico, has This day filed his
appl cation for Il patent for twelve huud
req 80 d dirty (l23GI linear feet of the Sil
yer Gin Mine or vein hearing gold and
silver. with surface ground two bundled
ard nluctY-siN Gs"6) feet in width. situai-
eel in White Oaks Mimi District. County
Of Lincoln. ~ d Territory Of New Mexico.
md Gc,iguutcdby the reld notes ard eff
cial plat ON file in this ofacc as Survey No.
Dos, IN township SIX. south range II G. of
New Mexico Principal Meridian. and sur
voy No. 53S, being as follows, to wit.
~te@lnn!Hg ct cor No | location II " cor
a porphry stone 24NGNG ms. set | fl in the
ground chiseled | ~, whence the W I
cor OF SIC -, twp g ST II e.. bear, n %
- u6 W I4SS.@ f., traverse line from
cor No, ! : 10 e 494 ft-tLence n 30 6
% W 600 i~t-1hcncc l01 W $50 {; 20 =
sec cor. or No of survey VI, 55i
bcals II ] 2 10 c H4 II n @ cor Of Home
stake official survey No 11G. The Home
stake Gold Mining Go cluimantbcar $ 9
10 G. 10 fl, apincn D ms diam. marked =
7 l-J3S, bear % 49, e t3 f.. npiuou d
ms diam marked b n is s. bears S SO e
- r'H . Thence $40 G. $50 n TO cor
&c. location D g cor a porphry stone
H,\' ms .rt II in ground, Jhiscled
: ."o' Whence 20 pinol S ms diam marked.
ID zoos bears n GO A. c4l.5 ft A nj.
no3 ms o'am. marked b T2-l5N hems S
q 30 W 90 it-theuceS lac TO- e. 1890
ice To cor NO. 3 "a OuartIitr stone 2iASA4
l SIT ] ii M ground chisclcd 2-l.S-
10 nee l'thtlNI q cor bear, S US TO- @
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17
NO. 3O2.


APPLICATION For PARRY
= q on
80 Louu V'"ce' Las cruces, n NJ
~n1rcr July eih, Is6O.
NOllCE Is hereby given, that 1ohr T..
W N"", Nh"ss poSl-oIH'c ACTRESS b. W iiie
O"Nt NeN S'oNI'o' mas lnlS d9y hltd his
Jppi'C"'ioI l.r y pn!cnt lor eleven nun
n,I" =, tn'Iul i've Iin'ar leTl OF inc NJ,
n,ii tul"c ,I NcIn' gearing goIG
J Jno"1 Nl,t' WIN SuIiace gI9uh9 thite nun
AZ ~ MIu'h, St'ua''u IN W OakS
TTtI'"t.E DlSsllCt' NWun!N OF Lincoln ana
iri.'otY ~ w" N'NiCC' ana u~eslghalt !
~ ny "Ci" ""''H UNA "IIi'i"l pIat on ut
~ .'.S Once aS survey No; h'G III Town
sm,II ~ ? HSlee Eleven T." OF re" Me-
~ IlH'IP"I H{IeulSn' said survey No.
10 oflnF as IoIoWS own
I,nniLS az 'Or' 70 Io'alIoh; u W
tOi " I"i s'I"Y tAeA@i ms Sct Iooi
IL "nu Ghl'eIed I-'31 whence NV
c0I u Syycc 80, ST u e hcarsn 0lUOI
90" Il'o-o ~ traverse Inc n DO 90 W
wv J. ~ P".Ht !h'hCt u ~. w ''U 20 /
~ ~ PInoI = ms dlalh: marked
q -; pe'IS Il y 10 e. % II. y pinon
o. aus @5' D marked - l I-oe' bearS -
50 "''o u e cor OF lIomeStake olnclal
49,, We Iiohleslahe Sold Nllhlng 20
o'tit-'Ht ooars IVY " +94 A. Thence
u 10 oVo TO cor NO : location, II e cor
q PoIpI' stone Eo%i2&5 ms SET l It IN
G'"unu, 'lIHelod S-'ni whence Il cedaf
.dS ul''Lh; marked 1 2-59' bears S as
mo,tcd p OTT5 q. reSar , : toi ., U a. II.
Thence S 81 : 1135 fl TO cor No. 3 nj
.Bomcstake road location. : c a quart
litc stone 9OxSy5 irs sci fl in ground
Clu,clcd p 557. whence 4. cedar 10 ms din
marked Is T3-.57 hears n lose 52ft.
cedar r. ia diam. marked b T3-557 bcors
n s. = 30 % 1S or uIor.o ko { IL. ooo
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17
JOHN FoRsYrHE.

AN alarm Of fire last Monday
evening about O'Clock caused Il
commotion. 1t originated Il: Mrs.
Bll.Ier's, where it is supposed Il
spark flew from out Of a detective
i'ue into an old trunk containing
some old carpet, where it smoul-
dered until provoked by a pleas
ant gale which, had it arisen a
couple Of hours later might have
been far reaching in its effect. As
it was, the snly result was Il pro
digious scare.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

ALE parties taking milk from
me, and | have presented their
bills to them, will please settle in
; days after this, or else no milk.
and parties taking milk by the
month wilt please settle once a
month, no matter what time or
date, so long as they settle. 7
will not credit anv one longer than
a month hereafter.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

THlS weeks issue OF the I|uterpre.
fer wa q" stale, Hat and uuproHta
ble' It's editor seemed to have
exhausted himself in writing an
exhaustive article On a gentleman,
the latchcts OF whose shoes he is
unworthy To unloose, viz: J. j.
Cockrcll, Of the Lincoln Iudepen-
dent. Sigh cannot be a gentle
man. Mr.. Cockrell comes here
with the reputation of a gentle
man, whose sire has a National
reputation as such, and pluming
himself on his long residence here.
instead of extending the right
hand Of fellowship 10 the honora
bic newcomer, he, whose sire or
dam is uuknowu, rushes to the la
Dor of detraction. Aud yet there
a"e a '"@ very few, thank God
who hook mp To- the fraud as an
apostle of HIM who cruaseled
a%eaiust the throwing Of stones
Ills abusc, however, is ccmpli-
w'''arv 10 those upon whom ne
spl'. is.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

WHEN you 60 to Socorro do not
tail to call on Dorsey q woodward,
druggists. They keep a full line
OF drugs, medicines, toilet articles,
blank books and stationery.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

CHRGs EBNER has resumed bust
ness mt his old stand, and invites
visits from his old patrons.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

WILSON McYEIGu, the merchant
prince OF Nogal, was in town on
Wednesday, and held a char down
at the moral centre, commonly
called the LEADER Office.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

The Baptist Church of White Ouka. have
services every sabbath, at la the afternoon.
Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. =. VI. HAY
COoD.
80 An are kindly invited 20 attend.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

les CREAM constantly on hand
al the Augusta Chop House, at Is
cents Il dish.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17
LOcAl- R~OUNDUPS.

luck somefituca mnkoe a unmc.
But priutersink so tlaek and solemn.
VII ~ e o. men peculiar iamo.
Wheh putin this peculiar column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

w. II. WEED lett for q visit to
Weed on Tuesday morning
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

10 The stomach develops m acid which stings
The upper part Of the throat and palate. caus-
ing heartburn D." II also evol,csag gas witch
produces wind on the stomach, % aud a feel
ing anu appearance ofdis:cnsiou in that or
gan a'cr eating. For both this acidity and
dwelling Hosletter's Stomach Bltters IL a
much better remedy than alkaline salts, like
harishorn and carbonate Of soda. A wine
Elassiul ofthe Bittors, after or before dinner
VIII be found to act ms = reliable carminative
or preventive. This hne specific for dyspcp-
STA. both in it, acute and chronic form, also
prevents and cures malarial fever. constipa-
ton, liver complaint, kidney troubles. ner-
yousncss and debility. Persons who observe
~ Themselves a decline OF vigOr should use
this fine tonic without delay.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

VIC DAVIS left for Lincoln, with
tears in his eyes, with w. S.
Stone, last Monday.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

RAE Sr. and Rae Jr. took the
stage here on Monday night, for
their old home in Kansas, VIII
whispered on leaving, III be
back soon.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

We Lave been requested to note
that the foreclosure sale Of the
property Of the Baxter Gold Mn
ing Co., advertised in the LEADER
to take place in this town ON Wed
nesday las', has been postponed
until September next.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17

The Democratic Territorial convention
win be held at Socorro on the Sth Of Sep
TENDER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-07-17
EIMUND @ SH1rIns. RqgistcI

I hereby designate the LINCOLN COUNTY
LtALER, q weekly newspaper published at
Lille O"h'' New Mexico, ms published
%neare.t s2id cjailA, aid direct that thefore
soiugL Office be published therein for the
period OF ten Consecutive weeks.
10 EDMUND G. SHIELDS. Register.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-02
Eeath of John b. Cough.

JoHn B GoUGH. the great temperance
orator, while delivering lecture in
Philadelphia. February is, was stricken
with psrah sis. He died on the 18th at
The b., me OF DR.. R. PRCcE BURNS. His
last words were, "Young man, make
your record clear"
He was an Engllshman by birth but
spent the great portion OF bis life in
America coming to the Ulited States a.
The age OF IL. At one time he was 9
common topper and in destitute circum-
stances, but in 1912 he sisued The
pledge. He immediately entered the
ten perance field and won honors and
achieved reputation second to no man
ever in the same work. His matcbless
cl, qaerce. wonderful powers OF delirea.
,ion OF character, dramatic manner ard
pathos has never been surpassed, and be
prcbsbly spoke to more people than any
olher man living. Up TO bis desth Mr..
Gcraa had spoken TO more than 9 000,-
eco Of people, and had Travelled over s.
100000 miles His oratory was no,
spent alone on temperance. but lat'erly
Iectured on many other subjects OF IL
lterest. ns
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= sHRRIFF.s SALE.
John W.. Grsmlich
Va.
David Couger 4 sne.

n Y virtue of . certain order Of ssle issued
\ from the court. Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and Stsscf
Ohio, in q case pending in said court between
the above named parties, aud TO me directed
VIII offer for sale AT public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woods6eld ON
Friday, the l2k day Of March, 1886,
between the hours Of le O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following de-
scribed seal estate situate IN Monroe county :
Ohio, to wit.
The southeast quarter Of the southvest
quarter OF section twenty tvo, township i've
sf range six scou tanning forty ons acres;s
Also. tue following tract Of land, to wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section twenty two; theuce north eighty
seven degrees wsst twenty two and three
fourth rods to 4 road; ;thencs south thirty six
sud one half degrees east four ud'four.frth
rods thence south fifteen degrees east eight
rods; thence south twenty seven degrees east
thirteen rods; thence soSth seventeen and
ous half degfess east nineteen rods; thence
south twenty seven degrees east rods;
then, north four degrees east nfty four and
three 9fih rods to the place Of beginning,
cont aiming four ami eightA one Aundredth
aores, srss srsroa.s hea ..s.af
said property 80 ordered to be sold IS ap
praised at 81 $50. sud msy sell for two thirds
Of said appraissmeut, Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation. .sfst t.-.t.
LOUIS sULsBrRaRR,
.ubs. 1866. )herid ". G. y
DRIGGS s. AALL0Rf, Attys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-02

JUDaE WYLIE decided tha, DAN DAL-
TON could not he released on hobeos cor.
pas, cons q emily that the House had 3
right TO call upon the Clerk OF Hamilton
County to produce the tally sheet and
poll-book before them In Columbus, and
that upon his refusal to bring them he
could he imprisoned for contempt. This
decision is no doubt correct. ss the Con-
attn ion confers Judicial pocer upon the
House and as Of Necessity have the legal
right to imprison for contempt. just
what necessity there is for having pho
toeraphic copy Of the tally sheet and
poll hook is diffi ult to tell. un't 8. fo'
caml aigr documents. Yet no one would
think Of accusing the Republican part,
of equarderfogs The peoples money for
campaign purpoeesP
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-02

A kKW an,i-Chinese bill has been in.
troduced in the Senate which des g in
most extraordinary manner with lba,
question. The bill provides that all
treaties between the United States and
China which permit the coming OF Chi
nese to this country shall be abrog stsd ::
mat ali Chinese now in the country VINO
hereafter leave it shall never he allo wed
TO return. even though they NAV have
qecome natural'zed ci'iz ne OF the United
States. Ii this measure should become
law no John Chinaman" hut q prop
erly accredited representative OF China,
aud a reasonable number Of household
servants could hereafter come to the
United States.
Is this measure In harmony and sym.
pathy with the principles of republic
which has boasted so lo6s as b ing
place Of refuge for the oppressed of all
na'ions3 Has the Chinaman proved so
obnoxious to US and detrimental TO the
interests OF the lahoring classes. that the
General Government is justfiabe In ma.
king an exception of the John China.
man" and legislatirg g him out OF the
coun'ryP ore Questions that might he
sskei. Self-prs servation is the first
aw OF nature" is as applicable to Gov.
eInment ~ To an individual.
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took and rake Thoroughly pulverlze the
soi to the depth of say three inches.
Now can give you no better adsice at
this point than by qnt ting from the at
iicle referred to "mensure your he'd and
for everv two hundred and ,weLtv-fve
square feet SOW one level.spoonfui OF
seed. nix seed in qnart # sif:ed meal
or sif,ed ashes, meal is best as it shows
plainly over the bed, giving q better
chance to even. Tramp in by going all
over Il with the hrosd part OF vour feet
or have rollet aud roll solid." When
TIE plants begin coming up care must he
taken to keep the bed clear Of weeds
which must alwavs he plucked ater a
shower. II may become necessary in
order t' prevent insects from working
UPON the plants TO scat er brush all over
the he'd as this keeps the soil damp and
insects will Dot trouble the plants as long
az there Is suliiciencv f m,ist ire.
A ToBAcco RAISER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

AGBRRYMAN THOMAS. Henry Thomas. hi.
W chael Thomas Jr., Jacob Pascal Thomas,
Rschsl Thomas, Mary A, Thomas and Mahala
Thomas, children and heirs at Law Of Henry
Thomss, deceased, whose place Of residence
sud post oface address h unknown. win take
notice, that on Tuesday, the zad day Of Feb.
ruary, a. D. 1855. Michael Thomas filed his
ye.ttfo1 against them and others in the court
Of COMMON pleas Of honree county, Ohio,
praying for the partition OF the following
DESERVED real sssass situate in said county
to wit;
The southwest suartsr Of the southwest
quarter of section three, township three oi
range fur, containing forty seresi also, the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section two, township three Of range four
containing thirty nine and sixty hRAdrsisl
sores. sa 1et,r.sH
Unless yen answer said petition on or be-
fsrs Saturday. May l, 1886, the same VII
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
accordingly.
By DRrass Il MALLORY, his Att'ys.
ch2,'sst7.