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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
CATS WANTED.

| will Ice in EdinhuIg, Mt Murray
Hotel, on 1hupday. VIII buy all the cats
that are brought me. VIII pay from 10
to - cts apiece. j. W WILLIAMS.
Mine Run, Dakota.
The above notice was posted around
Edinburg last week hy Hugh Painter and
Will Hickman. Dr. Rceser was the only
one who seemed 10 take business view Of
it, and At once went 20 work engaging all
tho cats in town. II was not until late
Wednesday evening that he discovered II
to be an April fool. liza then knew all
about il. Of course, from the beginning
ON Thursday morning a very nice looking
gentleman arrived in town. lle was not
the cat buyer, and lie didn't want any
cats The young boys thought otherwise
until after repeated inquiries he exclaimed,
"whAt in the HI do ! want with cats p
From the following letter We suppose
Milt. Campbell has been posting lot Of
these cat notices around Columbia Fur
mace.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

The nobbiest line of Spring Clothing in
town at Davis's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

The new oocoanut potatoes have made
their appearance iu tins place. They are
very much ike a coooanut in size and
shape aud win likely prove TO be valu-
able Kind of this much used vegetable
Persons wishing TO see them should call
ON Mr.. Jno. W. Rodeler, of this place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Farms, Mills, Factories and Town
Property, for sale. A. G.. Wynkoop ~
Co. Real Estate Agents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Tile treasury agents warn the public Of
"a new counterfeit s. note in circulation
IN this district Il is marked as Of the
series Of l--O. letter d., medallion Of
Jefferson m the corner, and indistino:
representation Of the capitol in the center
The surface of the note is poor, and there
is an instead OF IN tho signature OF
Wyman, the treasurer. The word tender
g., boo biz type but the Z is not crossed.
The long wet spell, about ten days of
almost continuous rain ard sleet, raised
the streams ont of banks doing considera-
DIE damage % cron- and fencing The
r,crh has been ,sry high stopping some of
The mills. riurug dams, washing ont bot
tom land. and carving away considera-
Die fencing. The weather still remains
cool and threatening
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Reports from the upper Valley say that
the late continuous rains have done much
damage, and in many localities the floods
have been the most disastrous known for
many years. This has been the case IN
Rockingham and other counties. There
was also heavy flood in Richmond,
portion of the city being submerged.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Tho new Lutheran church in Mt Jack
son, was dedicated on last Sunday. The
services we're conducted 10y Rev. Jno d.
Nouis. of Baltimore, assisted by other
ministers. A large number Of people were
present, who greatly enjoyed the inter
esfug exercises The fine singing was by
choir led by Mrs l.. s. Walker, Of this
place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

How mary people were April fooled IN
Woodstock on Thursday Of last week
We know Of one redheaded fello" who
win never forgive his best girl. The dim
LIGHT I'm the parlor, so familiar to psssers-
by has not been seen since, aud there Is
one young lady who is very, very sorry
that she ever fooled with this foolish
Anrl fool business.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Our old friend, Capt. Dan. Boyle, for
lopr tine one Of the most popular con-
dnctors ON Ibis road, is now in charge of
the baggage room at Harper's Ferry.
when Dee puts on his pretty blue cap with
IFS silver plate marked "chcckman,' be is
"a regular "Jim Dandy to look at. lie
keeps hrs baggage room in exquisite order,
sweeping ont every 4th Of July and bug
ing out each Christmas. Long may Dan.
wave FOR he is prince Of good fellows
Jim. II. Of push's Run, near the Stone
wall Mills. IL the besu-ideal ola handsome
dude. When he and hi' Charlie c. Of
Woodstock. get together they are jast too
sweet 20 look A. They went ont calling
in town some nights since, and as far as
we can learn JIM. had pair of tin pad
pants put ON him. We don't know tx
acIy what this means. but we do know
that Jimmie has been very sad and solemn
since. The old know and the yonng must
lcWn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
PIoW 81!

(iron and wood BEAM
These Flows are made from the best
charcoal iron, with reversible steel points;
the mould.boards are chilled two thirds
through, leaving g8ol. soagh igon at the
hack " the board, which gives it strength.
1t guns light, and gives entire satisfaction
wherever tried. They can be- had from
any Of our agents, or direct from the shop.
ALL VIZ ASK ~ A TRIAL.
pI M 1;' !; f.; e., 3: .ss E HGCkHdn
~ NV sell at $500 AIIECE.
IDURVlG AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
marly 3mOs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

have what can prove sure with ham
,rer and file, "The best built Binder on
earth, . for light draft and best work. l
1--WE ever farmer opportunity for judging
Il the field. Call, gentlemen, and look
for yourselves. A. L. 'ANi9ON
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

We are informed that a creamery IN
Loudoun county, Va, commenced opera
tons about twelve months ago with the
milk from two hund red and fifty COWS
and is now consuming the milk from a
thousand. If the farmers of New York
and New England, where lands are valued
HIGHER than ours and where the feeding
season is much longer, can make cream
cries 20 remunerative, we can see no rea-
son. except a lack Of enterprise, why they
might not be made much more profitable
here
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
COLUMBIA FURNACE, :
March 3lst, &c. \
ME-. j. w. WILLIAMS

Mr.. }. w. WILLIAMS;
Dear Sir Seeing your notice saying you
wished TO purchase cats, and wished them
delivered on April the first, and having
an unlimited supply Of the Old Virginia
stock on hand, from the old caterwaul
Tom cat (whoso sterorian notes makes
night hideous) to the mewing kitten
Whose soothing tones lull you to sleep,
and wishing to improve my stock by n
crc9s on the Maltese, and the Rocky
Mount catamouHt ship you by stony
Creek, which is now out Of banks and run
ming about - knots an hour, a. the most
expedious route, two dozen cats, one dozen
of the male gender and one dozen of the
female gender IN water-tight box, with
two compartments-to guard against their
hurting each other-all the males in one
compartment and all the females in one
To insure their arrival in time, I'll launch
them here at five minutes of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, having made a neat calculation OF
the time IT will take for the box TO reach
you, and telephone you to catch them con
the fly, as they are shipped at yonr risk
and marked c. 0. d. Ny agent in Edin-
burg Mr.. Ben Murray, at whose hotel you
are stopping, will receive the funds
Yours respectfully,
CATASTROPHE.
N.B. There is no doubt in the world
about the cats reaching you safe, and that
they will be a great acquisition to your
Western home, goes without saying.
The latest styles Of spring hats just re-
ceived and are being sacrificed at c. p.
Wightman's
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

The ideal Young peoples magazine. II
holds the first place among periodicals OF
its class. -BOsrON JOURNAL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

a number of people in different parts of
the county seem to be under the impress
sion that we VIII publish anything sent in
to the Office. Quite a number of fools have
been sending I'm q Tot Of scurrilous trash
without giving their names. fthey viii
ouiv send i'm their names we will at least
publish something that will interest them.
We are glad TO have communications sent
us from al sections Of the county, and
VIII publish an that we consider worth
publishing We certainly reserve the
richt TO DO the Judge Of this.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
COLUMBIA BICYCLES.

April 9-lw.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
4 convention is simply a pie

| 4 convention is simply piece of
machinery for registering the will of a
majority ofthe voters behind it, when
that is done in good faith itsi work. is
never questioned; nor should it be
But by what kind Of hocus-pocus can
I it be shown that \ convention that
openly violates the known and ex press
ed will Of its constituents isentitled to
>anybodys allegiance And then with
what noble grace comes the demand
for loyal support bv two nominees of
that convention; men who have never
allowedstheir own PERSONAL ends to- be
interfcred VITA by their devotion to
principle, and who have repeatedly aad
faggr9ptly violated their Obligations to-
party and to principle to- serve scaae:
paltryselfish, scheme;
The+time has> come wteM If We w;al1 t
to preserve our free institrt6ons,, flee
electionsaand cur republicans goTcrh-
ment, VIE mustlrebuke the money power
which is 80 earnestly endeavoring to
corrupt Our politics No danger in
this land is so dangerous EoosencsS
in politics arrtcorrupt public function
aries. When we see. as IN tie fifth
district, a man sat down upoa and
slandcred only because Of his fidelity
to the people who elect hina; It's time
for the people to arise and-they have
in Graham county.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
REPUBLICAN township
CONVENTIONS.

ReTEb4ca 81 of Nicodemus township met in con-
veHtib4 6HE. Y 1886, toplace in nomination Gan
didteE ftF town shi offices. Called to order by o.
r. Fletcher member &c. Central Comm -tttc.
Oh 1h6sitM of 5. NJ. Lee 2. T. Fletcher was made
chaifhlAn and ". H. Cotton secretary
, Moved and Carried to vote by ballot.
The following n aaAe4 Gentlemen were presented
~ csqtsdSter-Tr%fTtee,- SEP ,fen billy and holm
Vaughn, Justices,--O. Talbot and VIM. kurtley.
TreasureE-J. W. Griffin and r. Latham, Thos
John soA being nominated butdeclined Clerk
VIM. n. Cotton Constables,-D. ". Miles, west
end Henry johnson and b. P. Morelsnd, cSstend.
RSn {osersceF.-G. ~ Thomas.
Nominations all being made, on motion the rHles
were suspended and Ressrs Talbot, Kurtl5ssEE Cot
ton sud Thomss were no4ninated-bF exclamation.
On 6rst ballot for Trustee, Mr.. Lilly receiving
majority ofstde votes castwRs declared the noIhl
nee On first ballot for Treasurer, J. ". Griffin
receiveta majority otthe votes csst was declared
tbs nominee On moton-tte rnles were suspen-
ded sid Mr. Niles nominated constable for west
end township hv accl6mAtion. Mr.. Motfsnd hav-
ingreccived majority % votes cast waT declared
the nominee for constable in east end township.
J. VI. GAfin moved to appoint township cen
tfal committee composed OF three pefsona the
Chafrm IN to be the mem Der or the COUNTY reppoh-
can central committee Thiscaled forsh renArks
from Mesars TAl.ptt, Grimm, Latham anf others in
supporter the motion, opposed by :. Garland, a.
the nine delegates to the County RepEblcan Con-
ven.ion bad chosen T. T Fletcher, ana HrIwi had
chosen :, Garland After some rrnA4ks this
by consent Ar. Griffin's motion changed to
fnl-s ender4eothe setions " the E:toAenus dele
gates at the Republican County Conven-
ion SENibrook, Sept, %, 1885, and to endorse z.
T. Fletcher 81 member or Republican County Cen
trsl Commitsee for Sicodem6s townhip
! Un cAll Tor vote on Nr. Gritin's motion a. Gme :
Ge0, al vOteu IaNVr "a IuS l-"1VA U~N sue ~I~
! j. ~ IIrli1u anG 900 aGgnu ~Nre seieuIe4 Arcoh
| pxny ~IEn L 4. FIetclsr - tie tewEslip commit
| tee.
| ~ t.0- a. SurAed.
4 .ArLAtAa.4. ~--.AA4A, W. II. IoTToA,
set
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Poor ODD Jimt Time was when he
was honored and respected, when his
expressions Of loyalty to the grand old
republican, party and it's principles
were believed to be true But alas
now all is changed,-Times
Yes it changed all Of the ring on JustAs
when he refused to have bill passed in
the Legislature to bond Graham county
to the amount Of 100000 without 8
vote Of the people, for a bridge between
Miabrook and Hill City. Harwi, Cor.
don, Fuller, Graves and the mugwumr
ring ontfit signed that petition, asking
MIR. Justus to have the bill passed
regardless Of the will Of the people
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.

James Justus, the Straight .Repub-
lican nominee for representative has
oficiated in that capacity for the past
two years and has given very good
satisfaction to every one except the
mugwump ring. He is farmer by
profession and a good loyal republican,
is an old soldier and friend to all
honest men but is death on rings
and nugwumps. He and the Hon.
John Walton are the only two straight
republicans that ever represented
Graham county in the Legislature.
Two years ago he was nominated by
the republicans of Graham county and
was opposed by Levi Pritchard, demo
crat and in spite ofthe ring was elected
by large majority. Mr.. Justus and
Mr. VauWyck have always been num-
bered among the staIwart republicans
and advocates Of the peoples, interest
and against the ring. James Justus
and the Straight Republican Ticket
will be elected by good majority in
spite Of the trlckery bribery etc. Of the
ring who are working IN the, interest of
the democratic ticket.
Stephen VanWyck, Republican
candidate for Probate Judge, was born
in Poughkeepsie n Y and is q relative
of that honest old advocate of the peo-
Piles rights, senator VanWyck, Of Ne
braska and like him is always found on
the side Of the people as against rings.
In 1879 he moved to Graham county
settling Fear Roscoe, where he has
since resided. He has been a member
of the Graham county Republicans
central committee for years and has al
ways taken very active part in the
politics Of the county. Stephen Van
Wyck will be the next Probate Judge
Of Graham county and will get almost
the solid vote of Graham and Nico-
demus townships SO wellis hs Fixed by
those who know him.
John R. Hawkins, the republican
candidate for Clerk of the District
Court, is a young man of bright future
prospects, came to Graham county
eight years ago and has resided in
Wild Horse township ever since; is
among our most useful and tallanted
instructors and has taught several
terms of school in Graham county
Mr.. Hawkins will be elected by a
handsome majority and wis filk the
office with credit to his constituents
and himself
Miss Matte Worcester, the nominee
for Superintendent, iSa young lady
iveng in the northeast coruerof Hill
City township, she is one Of the first
class scholars in northwest Kansas;
was elected on the republican, ticket
two years ago by a handsome majority
and SO faithfully has sac performed
her official duties, she has received
the endorsements ofa@ the political
conventions so far held in the county,
and has no oppositions.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
LOOK HERE.

Best standard prints 6 cts pr. yard;
good full stock, kip boot for s., 80 pr.
pair; double strap horse blankets $l.OO;
mems winter suits from $3.50 to $14, 90
pr suit; extra bargains IN heavy
winter overcoats; ladies wool lined
calf shoes, incest thing in the market
for winter, and full line of fine shoes,
all at living prices. The most complete
assortment of Il . es and misses knit
hoods ladies cloaks etc. in the county
and at prices that are bound to sell
them. We mean business this fall and
parties needinga winter supply will
ind bargains to interest them by giving
us call at the FIRMS Mills.
II. Van 8 & Co.
+ All parties knowing themselves in
debted to us will please call and settle,
as this is the season Of the year We
need money in making fall purchases.
HIGINBoTHAM VANSLYCK & Co.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

At the Republican township convcn'
ton at this place last Saturday, J. "
Griffin moved to endorse the actions Of
the Nicodemus delegates atthe Republi-
can county convention ut Millbrook on
Sept 29th and when the vote wascalled
one lone "no" was heard out Of ovel
fifty republican voters, thus the banner
republican township of Graham county
sends greeting to her sister townships
that she will do all in her power tc
down the nsrwi-Gordon ring
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Voters, look 1t this-when Harwi
came ia Graham county he had not a
dollar to call his own, be has only
been in Graham county seven years
and has not performed an honest day s
work since he first landed here, all he
does is to set around on goods boxes
and talk politics, work up schemes and
get his tools to carry them out, to-day
he is worth thousands of dollars and
how did he getit? The records show
that he drew the first Illegal money
out Of the county treasury.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

what Is tie use of hanfbl Of rude
animals like you" said an Ergiishman
to Transysal Boer, pretending to
beat q country ike ours Don't you
know that the sun never sets on the
Queens dominions2"
what Of that?" asked the Boer-
why, it simply shows our enormous
power: said the other.
ut rAther shoWes~ something. very
different, in nay opinion" qnotF the
Transvaaler..
"And what may that be, pray? ans4
cred John Bull.
why that you are nation Of such
rascals that God Almighty is afraid to
trrst'yo in the dark.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

We have recently opened up in
Tillotson's- building Real Estate,
Loan, Abstract and Insurance Office
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans at 10 per cent no commission,
in sums OF 5000 and upwards ON the
most favorable terms ever offered in
Graham County No delay in getting
your money. Interest payable at our
office, which saves expense of drafts.
We furnish money to make final proof.
We furnish abstracts and examine
titles. Buy and sell lands. All bust
ness entrusted to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. Cores
pondente solicited.
s. W. MILLER & Co.
MiHbroOk, Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

We. don't consider it hardly the
proper thing to charge a, man with
wrong doing because he don't do eve
rything justS We think it ought to be
done. The man that fastened tie
Lords prayer on the head of his bed
by way of devotion and merely said
"them's nv sentiments may have
thought it was the best he could do
The single sentence Of the Publican
WAS commended rather than the long
wlnded gusn Of the Pharisee. We
seldom try TO pluck the beam out Of
cur own eye, ere We gouge stoul
| brothers optics. The crusaders that
e.adeslvored TO win the saloon keeper
/ from. the error Of his ways, were nc
doubt startled at the petition he offered
up in their behs4f. They saw his
faults; he saw theirs: Phey were
slmpiy attending to each others bust
ness instead of removing the mots
from their own eyes.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Notice The Graham County Agri-
cultural and horticultural Association
Fair will be held at their grounds, one
mile north of Hill City, on October 81,
22and %. All the farmers Of Graham
county are requested to turn out. The
premium list is now ready for destribu-
ton and will be given on application
to the Secretary.
II. A. Coffin Jr. Sec.
Hill City Kans.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

TOT down-wright cheek the following
NAeS the cake.-Martin Nader, who
i mentioned, a short time ago as re,
'lg a gtha snct wound, died last
sUu'''S morning at 8 O'Clock. NADER
N . nice homestead over In Richiand
SAp' hooks counOy,~ 50 greedy
!, Certain party over there lor tnls
:, mat Us soon as ne .eAfuru oi
ueAtn ne started post has x lel
ala entered . contest oA vn,s
sSseA%, ana all ooav nu,u La.
eu and contested party was. al ,
pse a. tAs S.. Francis notc, 40
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Tuere Is 10 county III Northwest
hausAs WueIc Tie liquor business ID
c.lIrIvu Un IA = lAoTe UIuerIt AIIc Iot.Iu-
max. manner imam GTAnAI1 ;nu LlIIs
Is uue largely 10 tne Careful nalaeo-
lilrlIt OF JAuIcs UOruun, LroUaVe
= uu1t.-lints.
Mnatuas Tie uprore ABOUT Saturday
evening. ahd where were Gordon AMI
IGarNl(
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Those young people who came up
from Webster to attend church Sunday
evening should learn how to behave.
Such actions may scem proper IN
Webster but it does not in Mcodemus,
and our people will not stand it.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

No.12035 Sept End. icedL.
Notice 10 hereby given that tie following named
settler hae file notice OF hfs intention TO make final
proof In SUPPORT OF hiE claim. and that snid prnaE
Will be made before Judge or Clerk OF Court &C.
Milbrook Kanrar. an Oct 10th. 1870. viz: Lencfal
Frechotte formerly Nanny. lid 21+5i for tho y IS y
snc ~ tp 0 RIA 81 names the following wstsfefeeN
to prove hir continuous residence npou and cnflFN
ton Of said land. viz WtAiam Enkr Joseph Bngtan
John Trnmb'ey, and William Bushray, al Of RehaF
Kansas.
John BIsseII REGISTER.
Trftt and Roberts AItys
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

The political campaign begins next
week in Bryant township on Wednes-
day evening, by the ring ticket.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

we shall give our readers a letter
aext week written by gentleman OF
Gettysburg, in which states some very
startling facts concerning the ring
candidates, Harwi AMI Gordon
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Miss KnnSe Craig and Mrs. A.
Ehnley, of Leavenworth, sister of
Mss Nette Craig and relatives Of Mr.
turner's, family, ARE out on4avisitfor a
&wweeks..
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

!, John 7. Young has now added = to
his already we'll filed store new AID
Gesh' stock Of dry goods and groceries
which he 10 selling at very low and
reasonable figures. If.you want any
thing in. the dry goods or grocery line
acapefal. inspection'of of his stock will
enable you. to buy goods at bargain.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Il the actions Of HsrTi, Gordon and
company what they caN true principles?
we cali their actions more like the
principles of -
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Go to Webster for barb-wiEe, John
Adams has just received a car load OF
the best in tie market. and will sell it
1T way down paicesa.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
EAST WILD HORSE ITEMS.

Every bunch OF blue stem will be stacked this
winter
Tac rum Of the thre fher Is no longer heard in
81. vicinity as the golden grain 10 now in the
graineTy-
We witnessed one OF the sGdest scenes ever
witnessed in our township, last Saturday,-the
burial Of Mrs T Wilson. who had been sick for
nearly two years. She was IS years Of age and
leaves q husband and four children to mourn her
LOGS
One OF our Wild Hof.e brothers seems consider
ably interested in looking after the other brother
Interest in the sisters, The girls seem to think
that he had batter look out for No. /.
Our brother H. c. H., is the only dude in Wild
Horse and supports elk plug hat.
Les.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
Land onc. :, K3r~iH kAn-As.

No. iZeF1. SGT - 1870
notice il hereby giver aAt the following named
.ettler Las aled notice Of bic ittentiQa 20 make
Anal proof IN support n his claim. AID thai .Aie
proof will be made Oefsre the Register Receiver
81 Kirwin Kansor. on Nov i0fh. i~-o, Viz. 1>orge
3 Henry D., 21IiSfor the W. VI ard W, )
va. .cc - To $ fan-e -. H- ns=scs he following
Nitnc.se. - prove bis coufUErEs Fess!ence uTsors
and srltlvaiiou o.. ed an, l. Weiton. Cess
Bumd Chas Zehien = u .z4GlrF. al Q! CTeascn
kznsAs.
Jcha Birsel Rfs.ssE@.
Nooaek -ErSzsf.c xt;yr.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14
J. N. Lille Atty.
L.nd o@ce atKirwin. Eans Sept. Is, 1886, u22Is


Nol3b1 sept Z, Ib'b
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following names
settler hAssfiled notice Of hir intention 10 made
final proof In support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Judge o: Clerk Of
Court at stockton kansas, on Oct 10Th, 1876. viz
Clay Boraf on Hid 204s9 for The S v 4 aec tp 8
prove his cbntnaou. residence upon, and SultivA-
ton Of. said land, viz: J. S. Brown J. A. Mower.
J. Swift and X. Legrand. all Of AleonS Eansas
gchn BisseIl Register.
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

Wouldn't it be very appropriate to
the occasion for Graves to reprint his
historical article Of last spring, entitled
what shall we do to be saved"
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

The last political meeting Of the
campaign in Graham county this year
At Nicodsmus on evening Of Nov. 1st
Western cyclone., 1886-10-14

H. G. Mcdonald, formerly OF the
Akin Sun, has taken charge Of the
aill Gty Reveille and the stock in that
parper has advanced 100 per cent: