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EVERYBODY WANTS It'll

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Country Papers in California, and the bes;
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IF PEOPLE troubled with colds would take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going, TO
church or places OF entertainment they
would avoid coughing. greatly to the com
fort of speakers and hearers. The Iecto,
raj wonderfully increases the power ana
hexibility of the voice.
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RED Star Cough Cure tones up the system
generally. No depressing effects. % cents.
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NEWSPRPER
AIvER1lsINe
4 BOOB le0 pag

NEWSFASEE G5 s, best h :. Insult l9E
ADVERTISING IS a ss 9se' L ssssts ::
estimates OF the cost GO advertising. ihe adTeE-
Eser who wsltS 20 spend one dollar, Ends Ia II
the iuf0r.ns ttnn he REQUIRES while for him who
win invest one hundred thousand dollars ia 4a-
vertisiug, q scheme il indicated which VII NEE;
his every requirement, o. can be MADE to Do SO
by slight Changes easily srrlysd ~ y eoFTe-
gpoGdenee one huTxrod sud htty-thyee efti-
tons have been issued. Sent, post paid, 70 snF
address for 10 cents. Apply to GE-y T. SQN-
I'll. & CO, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 81.
REAU, 10 spruce street Printing House s9us5ej,
New York fe2IySwty
NTATF OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- rarucnto, SIS In the superior Court IN and
for said county The people of the state OF
California 10 ALLEN ARCHER, JOHN DOE
and RICHARD ROE, greeting; You are
hereby notified that an action was COM
menced in the Superior Court of the county OF
Sacramento State aforesaid by hing COM
nj ,iut in the Clerk Office of said Court, on the
22d day OF OCTOBER, 1855, IN whieh action
JAMES LYND iHand FRED. BRIDGE, partners,
doing business under the firm name OF IL NDoN
& BRIDGE. are plaintiffs, aud you are deiead-
ants That the general nature OF the action as
appears from said complaint, is as follows; 10
recover Judgment against you, said defendants,
for the sum of SlT5 ard costs OF suit. alleged 10
be due and owing from nd de endGnts 10 pam
tifs, for the care. feed ana training o. certain
horse belonging TO defendants, ana that the SAID
Judgment he declared lien upon the said horse,
all OF which is more fully SET forth IN the COM
plant ON file hc4ein. reference TO whlcn
IS hereby made. And yo1 are hereby directed
to appear and answer said complaint Wlthinten
DAYS from the service of this writ, exclusive OF
the day OF service. if served on you IN ssld
county OF Sacramento. and within thirty days,
exclusive of the day OF service, if served else
where. And you are further notified that I'M
less you so appear aud answer within the time
above specified, the plaintiffs will take ludg
mcut against you for slz5 aud io- costs of suit
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, /, VIM. B. Hamilton,
Clerk OF the Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set
nv hand and afiix the seal of said Court, this
22d day of October. A. d. 1856.
fsrAfl WIN. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By Jos. J. 9UTH Deputy Clerk. nS-9tM
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Lan6iord Colony!
LangfOrd Colony!
NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT,

NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT.
Surveys. Piaus. Pamphlets hsving been
completed, this valuable Land is now
open tn purchasers.
nlHE ATTENTION OF ANY ONE CoNTEM-
i plating the purchase of home is partieu-
larry called to the property. A visit to this
property will satisfy you that it is all that it has
been represented to be.
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SAN TRANOIsCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcIsoo. November 10


FLOUR Net cash prices Tor California:
Best Family 81 1904 So p Dbl; Bakers Extra.
81 to 81 25; superfine, 81 SOFAS 40. When cash is
not paid, 25c is added to quotations.
the week, while values have been rather favor
able to the selling interest. At the moment,
81 3715 2 ctl is the current figure for standard
shipping qualities. Millers pay higher rate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-15

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CGNV KNiEN1
II 10 sli plsees OF amusement. The best faoi
ily hotel II the city. TGe Table alU az sslpplifc
With the hesi the market affords. SgIesJ cart
from the depot PISS the door ever i've MINUTES
Meals 25 cents @. T. SIEGLENGN. Prop.
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CALI BOARD sALEs-MoaN1Ne SESSION.

Buyer season-7OO tons, 81 445s; COO, 81 4433ss;;
500, 81 Az; 800, 81 As.
Buyer lSS6-lOO tons, 81 80; 100, S914, 100,
81 $685.; 100, 81 391S q ctl.
BARLEY-Another shipment of over 1000
tons is to be made to the west coast The filling
of this order must have good influence on the
500 bags was made at 81 0215, but the parcel
barely came upl to the requirements OF No. 1
grade. In Brewing the same steady feeling is
noted, quoted at 81 171591 20 for the better
class of stock, and 81 121a@1 Is z ctl for second
quality.
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THE CROKER. W0OLWORIH
DIRECTORS:

Paid-up = I.OcO,OOO
Successor to Croker, Woolworth & Coz
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Sacramento on
Monday, November II, 1856:
Ladies' List.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09
TIE DOMESTIC DOCTOR.

A bag Of hot sand relieves neuralgia.
Turpeptine applied to cut is prevent.
ativs Of JOCK. jaw.
Lime juice and milk is one Of the best
remedies for dyspepsia or indigestion.
A good garRle for sore throat is made
Of vinegar and a little red pepper mixed
with water.
There is nothing better for burns and
scalds than the white Of an egg. It is
soothing and EARLY applied.
Eating handful Of ground sorrel or
"sour grass" followed by drink. Of
water, is said to be harmless, easy and
certain cure for diarrhna. Repeat the
dose il necessary.
A remedy for bad burns is sifted corn.
msal, made quite moist with good vinegar
laid on cloth and applied to the burn
and moisteued often with vinegar, or
newly applied.
A physician says that if arnica, with
which bruised limbs are bathed, is heated,
its good effects are preceptible much
sooner than il applied while cold.
A quick cure for burns is to apply a
layer Of common salt and saturate with
laudanum. Hold it in place an hour or
so by simple bandage. The smartiua
sensation disappeared rapidly, and the
burn gets well.
A lady who has thoroughly tested tho
following recipe, says it is an infallible
remedy for GUNNER complaints Of all
kinds, Is well ~ cholera infantum, chol.
era, etc. Peppermint. paragoric. cam.
phor and nitrs in equal parta. 1t afford.
almost instant relief in the worst cases.
I-[Elkhart Review.
For bruises over the shin.bone or othel
bony places, when the skin is broken
take lining membrane Of raw egg
Break the egg carefully and peal off ths
membrane in as large strips as possible
| Apply to the wound, letting the side thai
was next to the shell come next to th'
wound. Or paint over the wound witt
collodion, . preparation Of gun.cotton ant
either, which can be obtained at an,
apothecary. There are two kinds, TIL
flexible and contractile. Tho flexible i
tho best. a. the other causes pain BY tn
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY cONvKN.
TION.

ThONs
The Work Rapidly Done, and All
Noniasss Aappy Eat One.
Pursuant to the call of the Republican
County Central Committee. the Dsleastes
to the Republican County Convention A..
sembled at the Court house on wsdnes.
day morning.
Joseph Eisenman. Chairman Of the
County Central Committee. called the
meeting to order. making = few remarks
as to why the delegates had met there.
R. s. Clapp was elected Temporary
Chairman, and on arriving at the Chair,
be faced the delegates wearing one Of
those wiusome smiles. and made a brief
talk. T. ]. Osborne was chosen Ten.
porary Secretary. Frank White was Sar.
geant-at.Arms.
The Committees on Permanent Organ.
iEation and Order of Business, Platform
and Resolutions, and Credentials were
appointed.
The Convention then took a recess
until o'clock.
At ] o'clock the Temporary Chairman
called the Convention to order.
The report Of the Committee on Cred.
entails was read and adopted.
The Committee on Platform and Reso.
lutions presented platform and rssolu.
tions twice as long Is the Democrats did.
and the reading Of il nearly exhausted
the Secretary, besides consuming much
valuable time Of the Convention. The
platform was adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organic.
alton and Order Of Business recommended
that the temporary officers all be made
permanent Offices Of the Convention.
Tho Chair and Secretary made q short
speeches.
The first nomination in order Of bust
ness was tina. Of Sheriff, and the name
Of James Hulse Of Bullionville was pre-.
sented, and he was nominated to head
the county ticket.
c. P. Rennc%. hein. the only candi.
date for Assessor, he was nominated BY
reclamation.
| All nominees were made by acclaim
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

The Machinsry Well Oiled and All
Nominations Made ~ Acclamatiea.
The Democratic County Convention Of
Lincoln County was held in the Court.
House on Monday morning.
The Convention was called to order by
s. D. Smith, . member Of the County
Central Committee, who stated the OBJ.
ject Of the Convention.
W. H. Henderson was chosen Temper.
airy Chairman, and upon his taking the
Chair he made some appropriate remarks.
s. D Smith was selected as Temporary
Secretary.
The Chairman appointed the following
named persons as . Committee on Per-
manent Organization and Order Of Bust.
ness; W. c. Glissan. A. s. Thompson,
A. veitch, Dan Rice, and Joe Conway.
COMMITTEES on Credentials-Jas. Wads.
WORTH; Q. $, Lyttle, Philip Matthew'S. }.
0. Geiabert aud Joe Cook.
Committee on Platform and Resolu.
tions--J. G. Kelly. w. G. Glissan, E. II.
Pierson, William Culserwell and 3. Lee.
The Convention then adjourned till
hs!f-past ! o'clock.
On the reassembling Of the Convention
at the stated hour, delay was occasioned
owing to the Chairman of the Committee
on Credentials having got lost, and he
mad the report in his pocket.
Upon the recommendation Of the Com.
mittee Of Permanent Organization snd
Order Of Business, the temporary officers
were made the permanent officers Of the
Convention, and 7. w. Brown Sergeant
alarms. Eae
Tao platform was an extra long one,
containing planks that reached into the
center Of Europe.
The frat on the list for nominations
was the position for Sheriff. E. D. Tur.
ncr being the only nominee for the Office,
they slid him through by reclamation.
John Roeder was also put through the
same process for the Assessorship.
There being no contest for any Of the
positions all nominees were nominated by
reclamation, and tho following composes
the County Democratic ticket selected by
the Convention;
Sheriff.. d. Turner.
Assessor-John Roeder.
Treasurer-A. Vsitch.
Reoordsr--J chm Shisr.
District Attorney &c. II. Patchsn.
Clerk. c. Kelly. ~; "a
Superintendent Of Schools George s.
Sawyer.
Long Term Commissioner = Luke
Syphus Of PauaOa.
Short Term Commissioner WIN. Cul.
vsrwell and L. Werthsimer.
Public Administrator o. GslAbsrt,
Asssmblymeu-H Henry Rice and A. Q.
Yoacham.
Tho following named persons were ap
pointed - tho Democratic County Cen
trail Committee for the next two years
A. 8. Thompson. 3. b. Turner. J. Shisr
8. D. Smith, R. n. Elan, w. G. Glisssn
]. Wsdsworth, Philip Mathews, r. c
Gcdbs, Henry Sharp, Chas. Lyttle, @. R
barton.
The Convention adjourned.
The newly appointed County Contra
COMMITTEES organised. R. H. Elan va
elected Chairman; A. 8. Thompson
Treasurer; Alex. veitch, Secretary.
This thing Of thrusting greatness upol
apsrson il not fully appreciated BY SOM
a. it should be. The Republican Con
vention could have done much bette
than TO have placed the name Of the edi
tor Of this paper on their ticket for ons o
the short term Commissioner. This W.
simply ruse resorted to by the Ceuven
ton for the purpose Of capturing tn
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

-
On Tuesday, the Republican County
Convention held in Taylor, we learn
from J. Poujade, nominated the follow.
ing county ticket: Assemblymen, w. G.
Lyons and A. J. Spencer; Sheriff. Ross
Humphreys; Clerk. W. G. Lawrsuson;
Assessor, R. McPeters; Treasurer, J. H.
Lockwood; Dist. Attorney, F. x. MUIR
ply; Recorder, A. D. Compton; Supt. Of
Schools, H. s. Herrick, Long Term Com.
missioner, Alex. Muir; Short Term Com.
missioner, w. G. Gallagher.
An ERROR CORRECTED. Que Of the
Castles contemporaries in its report
made it appear that the Hon. J. Poujade
Of Lincoln county, seconded the nomina-
ton Of Hon. A. G. Cleveland for Gov.
srnor, which 10 mistake. The nomi.
nation was seconded by A. E. Cheney,
Of Eureka. Mr.. Poujade, - chairman
Of his delegation, cast four votes solid
for c. c. Stevenson for Governor. Reno
Gazette.
The Demoerst Column, with the ban.
nsr st ito head. presents itself for public
inspection, and is eager for the fray next
month. The county ticket is very
good ono and its prospects are bright.
Tho Republican State ticket must be
admitted to be extra strong. Stevenson,
IL elected Governor, is . man who will DO
looked upon with respect by the public.
1T is a. harmless As il is effective" is
what is said Of Red Star Cough Cure by
Dr.. 8. X. Cox, D. D., Analytical Chem
ist, Warrington, D. 9. Price, Is cents.
H. F. Bartins, tho popular and elo-
qusnt orator, will address the people in
Phoebe on tho 22d, and PanacA on the
23d inst.
George A. Raber, who was on tria
in tho District Court at Beaver, on :
charge Of grand larceny, has been ac
quilted.
J. H. Mcmillan, Democratic nominee
for Congress, 10 booked TO speak in Pioch'
On ostebsr lsth. s'-3s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

In population Of 100. 900 in Berlin.
$50. 900 people live on charity. Divorces
are equal to Is per cent Of the marriages,
and laboring men openly favor polygsmy,
OF community Of wives.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

The style Of American vessel that tho
English can down the easiest, says tho
Philadelphia Nsws. u sellsorsr ct bssr.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

Rationale Jim Of Wooster, o., says
that the only reliable cure for the bite Of
rattlesnake is turpentine. He says that
bottle of turpentine held over the bit.
ten spot, the uncorked mouth down, will
draw out tho poison, which can be seen
- u enters tbs turpsntine in a sort Of
blue fame. Although he has mover been
bitten, he has tried this cure on his dogs,
always with success. Il Chicago Tribune.
This may be frst rate dog remedy,
but when il comes to masculine human,
inward application Of = quart Of corn
juice is much preferable to the outward
application to phial Of turpentine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09
SHERIFF. sale.

ny VIRTUE or AN xxRcuT1oN IssuHD
~ out Of the District oouli, In and TOR the
County Of Lincoln. STATE Of Nevsda. and 70 ne
4, B. 1851, IL favor u barney Horuni and
agAinst Henry Raymond, John Castle. y. y.
Henderson, ". n. Wilson, paxtuey1, doing bust
ness ~ Raymond D Co., for The sum q six hnn.
dred aud sishty.seven and so-1o0 0ollars, debt.
to9ethef With, eighty-three (@e3) dollars, tax
costs, and III secruing costs and interest," hsve
levied on the following properly. 10 Wit;
That piece o. parcel Of land ottnAted IN PAhs
ranaaat valley. lincoln County, Nevada CON
monty known - the 6praGus o. Aaeytght lonen
and described O. follows, to wit: The West =
Of the Northeast Z Of Section .. and the west
South Range. 81 Fast. \. D. NJ containing leo
acres. t
Nosiceis hereby given that on
Monday, ths Thirtesnth day 81
8sptenbsr.
a. D. 1855, at II o'clock y. 81 said day. VIII
esll all the rishs, title and intsfes Of ssd John
Castle in and 70 the above described property, 1t
the front door Of the Court House In Riochs.
lincoln County, Nevada, q public auction for
cash in hand to the highest md beat bidder, to
ostisfy mid execution and all ccets.
su2Std ED. TURN2k, eAsfiA.
pOSTPONudENT.
Tbs shove sals Of Real Estate has been puHt-
poneA until October 9, 1sa6, at ehs above men-
TONED hour and place.
IT.. os'oasr' ATTY feT r T41SHI. ss.,,r
~ q. .. sauzH. Deputy. ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

! There is nothing swoeter than kisses,
excepting when you look in through tho
window and See tho other fellow getting
them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

This thing Of thrusting greatness upon
person i not fully appreciated BY some
A. it should be. The Republican Con.
vention could have done much better
than TO have placed the name Of the edi.
tor Of this paper on their ticket for ons Of
the short term Commissioner. This WAS
simply ruse resorted to by the Cenven.
ton for the purpose Of capturing the
Mormon vote for tho county ticket.
On Monday tho Democrats surprised
themselves. and after the convention was
over they were asking every person II
they ever witnessed such harmony before
in a convention. Tho only stormy mo.
ment, was when the Weather Clerk shed
a few tears. 8A
The school. houss down on the Muddy,
so We are informed BY J. r. Mcgarrigls.
was washed away by food, and that
one Of the school trustees secured the
door and windows for his own house,
The blind epidemic among the cattle
is gradually creeping down the Wash.
II has extended a. far ~ Jake Colburn's
and is now among his herd. Kiernan
thinks that his range may escape.
The political circuses attracted nun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-09

The Phoebe delegates then met and
elected tho following Township ticket;
Justice Of the Peace, A. A. Young; Con.
stable, G. Roedsn; School Trustees, D.
C. Clark and Geo. Nssbitt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
THE Bar ASSOCIATION
OF THE STATE In ANNUAL
SESSION.
Proceedings OF the First Days Ses-
sion-Masterful Address by Pres
Ident FOlkes.
REPORTS on LAW REFORM AND
JUDICIAL PROCEDURE.
Scholarly and Thoughtful Paper by
Judge Rose, OF Arkansas, on the
Necessity for COdiilcatlOn.

The Tennessee State Bar Associa'
ton met in the United States court.
room OF the Federal Building yester-
day at 10 o'clock am, W. O. Folkes
in the chair, ]. W. Bonner, secretary.
The following members answered the
roll call;
JW Bonner, NshyllO J O Bradford, Melville
w A Collin Memphis i P Cooper, Memphis
Nm Cox, Franklin Holmes Cummins Mem
Thos Dodd, Nsbrile J j DuBose, Ne phis
D NJ Estes, Memphis VS. Flippin, Mem
X u Fraysor, Mem N Gregory, Mem
Hn%%ond Mem tn I'M Hsi Tna G nTnso IN
R Il Jackson, NASHVILLE W Judd, Sprinedsl d
j ii LAudeIdale, Gown NJ A Lowe, Tiptonyile
Els Mallory, Jackson w A Milliken. Nasty
r. Morgan, Memphis 7 L Moseley, Kenton
WV MurraS, llupt'n N M Neil, Trenton,
P'PPSiP SS% S@pPbs MRsa ando MS%P@G Mem
" fae Smith, .' M.m IL 'ss% n'osd. S Mem
SD Woakley, Mem XWhetlsr, Chat moo ga
HMhitesides, Chat II MWiltse, Chat
TW Wrenne. HunPn J W Moore, Brownv
After the roll call the reading OF the
previous meeting was, on motion, dis
tpensed with and the president Of the
association, the Hon. w O. Folkes
delivered his annual address, as fol-
lows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

Gentlemen of the Bar Association of Ten
nossee:
Ardcle Mi of your cor sitution
provides that the president shall open
each annual meeting of the associa.
ton with an address, in which he
shall 'mmunicate the most note.
worthy changes in the statute law on
points Of general interest made in the
State and by Congrets during the pre-
ceding year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02


Outside of tue cities il might not be
pos BILE to form a library on so large
a scale; hut every county seal l am
sure thar, by proper cooperation,
small or imperfect libraries If the sew
e al lawyers Could be cons) idft d 80
as to form a ru,lsus for law ibrs ry,
the growth ard utility of which wou d
atonish its member. Such library
association would natu ally lead 10
10 al bar sss 1cia'ion, with its attend
ant advantages. With co-operat on as
the ceatral IDEA Of PROCESS in a | the
walks OF business life, is it not a it le
strange hist the LAWYER, so astute to
discern the rights of Others, shou d be
tie ,ast to see the innumerable advan
tages # cooperation and apply it to
the benefit of his own profession?
THE STATE Law LIBRARY.
In connection with the subj ct Of law
Libraries, III az be sllowshl e to say a
ffb kafatnuna -, ~, l..