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Smart AIecks 10 be- PrOsecufed.

OrrswI, ONT, 5 pt 20 Initiatory steps
have been taken looking to the pro-ecu-
tion of the parties who sent bogus reports
conceFaing the alleged new fishery treaty.
Their offense Is iudictahlc aud IN couse-
qusnce of the popular Indignation over tho
numerous impOsitions pTacticcd lately it
seems that the industry Is TO be pat an cEI
70. for time nL lenst
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Indian outraae AmeIloratsd.

W.-nISGroN, sept - The Acting Sec
retary Of War has received Dispatch
fSom The Indian AgSpt at the Carlos
Agency. stating that the removal of ths
Warm Spring and Chiricahua Indians h
cause OF rejoicing 10 the Indians left there,
who are relieved OF their fears of attacks
and are afforded better opportunity Tor
acquiring habits Of industry
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WtfrEroHN " r. Sept - "A tafriBls
accident occurred attte iron 1liufs at .ra,..
vile 80 Lawrence t0untF uf about SIX
O'Clock Yesterday morning s. change ID
dynamite bad been fired and Zoe foreman.
W ihiam Apple. and $3.50 workman. frlK
observe fhe result ~ ihe blast They bad
scarcely entered thc uuo however when
p mass 1f roch ieli. instantly kiuny g4..a
and blackburn Apple was badly in lufed
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Fatally Bsalsn By Drunken Brusss.

... TiIrsW.EeH sept - -Four drunken
men assauitcd jacob Peseb am inonensive
German. lbs morning about two o'clock,
and beat him 30 bnd.y that no bones are
entertained ol bis recovery. Pcsch was
WITHOUT my cause. TIE assailants were
arro4fod
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

DErEou MicH. Sept - Jacob Mar.
quote, aged twenty nine. einpioye OF the
feninsuisr Car Company Boa tbia city. w8s
today caught n Che machinery in tbe
wood working department. and buried
around several tunes aud then thrown
across "a beam dead Ills skun wa. frae.
fured Limits or0ten and DIS hodg hofrisfg
mut.iated DE leaves a family
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30
OIL trains Wrecked and Burned.

PrrsuUnom, Sept a. The first section
Of an oil train on the Allegheny Valley
railroad ran into the second section near
loganspOri. Pa, ~ six O'Clock this morn
Ing, and both trains were demolished.
After the accident the cars took fire. and
we're entirely consumed Tho loss will
reach $1,000. No one WAS injured
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sian.d m, pIsdas and EeIL psnd.

NEw YoRS, Sept %. Matthew Dowd, n
we'll known citizen OF Eiizabeth. n. y. aud
a member Of the Rad Ribbon Club. signed
the temperance pledge at the rooms OF tina
WOmap's Christian temperance Union, az
the corner OF Third aud Fulton streets yes
terday afternoon and .mmedi inteiy dropped
dead DOwd had been drinking rather
heavily for some time aud went 10 the
meeting Of the Union for the specia pII-
pose of signing the pledgc.
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srooks, EssealIan pasIn,n,a

49, lorts, Sept IS m fbe Criminal
court today The dates nxed f0r fho exc.
rutivh ot Hugh VI bro0hs aiias Walter 10
lennox Maxwell The rbiorotoruer sfd
,hio thiaRiak and CHio Coon Che Chinnsa
hiBhhnders, we're postponed the former
Tor sixty and the latter for thirty davs. in
order ~ allow Transcript 0f the cases to
che Supfema Court
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A Locomo,iys 3 B,Iler Esplode,.

BA4rurpRr Sept III. The engine At
tached 90 the Baltimore q Ohio train from
New York burst her boiler about mile
outside the CITY The engine WIS com
pieteiy wrecked and tho buggagc and
smoking cags telescopcd. Firemhn Charlie
IAfer ssns scaldsd fatally aud Engueer
Jerem hth Morning tnr ees badly injured
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A Curious Display of ELECTRICITY.

WApPNrA. Wi-., Sept 2G An interest ;.
ing electrical display WAS witnessed hcrs
during q severe Thunderstorm The cleo
tr.c light wires which ruin along Main
street were 20 heavily charged with clec.
tticitg that large balls OF fire were seen
hanging OF suspended in tho air Just below
them Occasionally one would explode,
and a number Of persons IN the vicinity
received severe shocks.
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l'N"io bcA 10
To regular advertisers crs.............. - 4
Regular advertisements. of more than half
scolumn. quarterly in advaace
transient advertisements in advance.
The Advance IL tho me diu m throupb
which Advertisers can reach the peo-
pie of Wayne County.
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Another ennd Gail.

WA-HiSGroV. sept "a The acting Sec
rc;ary OF the Treasury this afternoon issued
the ltid call for the redemption OF bomb.
T'n's call is for si5Ooo 900 of the three p3r
cent loan Of 1857 payable on the il--t d1v
~ Novcmbrr 1886. and interest On said
bond VIII cease Ou that day
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Heavy losses from Hon cholsr,.

SrHiNcfIELD, ILL Sept H.-Late imfor-
nation received at the Agricultural DE.
partmcnt regarding the condition Of hogs.
is that ia Illinois and lndiana ciiotcfn pIp.
walls generally. In tho former state bea y v
losses arc reported in several counties Iu
Ohio and Michigan the condition Of tue
animals j. fair
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RusaIan War PrepnraLlona. ?

BEaLiS, sept - The Y0ssiche Zcitpng
says chat General Gourko has ordered eaea
brigade in Warsaw COuriand aud I.ivof,la
90 hod itTelf in readiness 20 start for the
5outn at = day notice also that each bri.
gade hgs been instructed to have four can
non ready for transportation
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Two Hen Killed by Cars.

BrYrALo ~ ". sept 2l--geo. Webster
aged twenty five and Clarence Wyman.
aged seventeen. we're killed by train on
the Buffalo and Southwestern railroad
Yesterday. near Eden Center. They we're
sitting ON The ties. and did not see the train
coming
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Roasted 10 Death on a Cook Stove.

SnELErvuLE, Ill, sept 2G.-Mrs An
drew Chriscnburg, resident Of Okaw
Township last wednesday while alone Vas
seized with an epilcptic attack, and, falling
upon cOOk-stove, was literally roasted 10
death. in eXtricating herself when CON
sciousness returned, large pieces Of flesh
still adhered 20 the stove. She died In ter
rlble agonY This mnrnlng
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80 ParneIl 10 I've Ln IrsIand

LivEGroot sept "a Mrs Della Par
nell. iu au interview today. saia u am
Dot certain that shall over return io tho
United State lu view % ms advanced
years aud Che state of my health Z prefer
remaining iu Ireland
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

PiIr esn. PA Sepf ~ a lamp eK-
p.0dcd in tle home of Mr Tlnnuigsn. ou
penu~ pivauia avenue tonight fatally
IG.nn- her daughter Sadie. aged eight
years aud her Gig teen moutns old baoe.
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Brakeman Kiued.

DfTgorf. MIcH, sept z1--LUiis Grove.
a brakeman on the Detroit Grand Haven
aud Milwaukee railroad wa~ kuock g from
ths top of car by tho Congress street
bridge TIE cars passed over bis body hor.
ribiy mutilating &C.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

JrrsfY Crfi s. J bfpt I'd st Haegiis,
Hotel. NJ Adler Of Denver. soi. was
ionpd unconscious iu her room this morn
Inr. from the effects oi c.r1rug ras,whica re-
sus ief ugncJ on Slo Cd 20 this evening
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

CHfctoO. sept 20 Judge Gray decided
This morniug 20 bear the argument for .
new trial iu the case Of the condemned An
erchists nest FRIDAY
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

~ o IA Sept IeKaffefef a. sfr8v-
81 t0enf $50 head of Cattle on tbe rauoh
ol j. Coylr near Mnrsh4u So. and tncy
arc .tili dt ue Iap.ais The disease Was
ccufracird from herd ~ Terans shipped
lefI-
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The Cholera Marching On

brnArT-I sept Ej Cholera hae broken
out among the soldiers in She Centr8i Bar.
racks mere and general fight from the
Guy or she ~ealthier inhabitants has 30
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among the ancient peoples, the
creeks appear 10 have had no body n
international law which They recognized
as binding them 90 other nations
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

The Agricultural Department caicu-
iate- that edch year 10000. 90 bushels
oi our corn are made into whisky and
glucose Washington SiQr
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Dsngerous 10 Europe's Pesee

CovsrAV1iSoPtE sept yt furkev's
.onfs abroad report that the peace of Eu-
rope ls endangered be The present temper
Of fhe British aud Austrian Cabinets
AGAINST Iiuasfn
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Buffalo is going 60 have a tremend-
ous ciOca The dials viii be- twenty
five feet 10 diameter 36i feet above the
street. and lighted ~ electricity B4f-
lai0 bFpress.
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fftto 80 sept Mr ssd Mfs D..
~ ~ i ef apd iIr aud Nr FL Glib.
WOO hve tss fiiies foithw ofihele -
eauia VIOLENTLY iii vfst.rH.fv nf0Yfnng from
The eifccft ~ poisoned efaal eaten at
III enh lt-t Au nutidoto was adniuIs erel
aud aIl nfe NOSE out RI danger. Thc general
slppo tioH tnat "a lguf ireu-fear-0.a col.
Dred 9iii est0 y enriovtd in the enFac v
OF u nursc tp Me- 8nIor administered tho
UDteru. Sic was fHufshed fetF a4ys ago.
erd bas been i1 i,af HDn1vr abotf tt
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Pempeii Red dvlygs

LoNnoy. sept 23 IA new street of foifi.t
he's been discovered at fonipeu nelf fas
eastern gate
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KlledbvaHorss.

ifofofroWN. PA. Scpt 8 Charlie Poo
fas Kicked u The stomach by h0f.e 4'e
ewing injuries from which Be died today.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30

pfrn Sept 8 london merchant
a.ed of cholera three byuu after hs arrival
here.
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The Trsaiy a Holx.

WtsHivcrON sfpt .G The G .herv
treaty telegrapbed from OTTAWA turn. out
t0 he Joke "a j. s rehash % The treaty
or i-.a The fourth section ~ Che treaty
81 that yeaf securs ~ have been taken by
be inventor ~ the freffY 0f to-day.
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The Ceredo Advance.
An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
t. T. MoDousal,
cEREDo. w. VA
TERMS OF sUBsCRIrrro~.

One COPY one year 81 90. IL paid at the tims
the name Is entered In sul scription hoois
After ~ days, sl..5 per year will be charg cd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-17

4 barber says that when a lady's hair be
gins 10 como ont, as after a fever, il is
much better TO singe IL of than to cut ii.
That is all very well, but what is to bc
done when mans hair bcginsto come ont
after he's marricdT
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-17
i"Nohf1NS e IL, S. c., WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER II,

J ,LolI ,,.I,.
or III. ~" ;.,C"'" once rs INC vatltt
rcrmnnnnt .,!11 '.i,a'. VIII "'icld on IT.
Ench Co..! w.
minr rnr ;t"iiy ifs"ociuS!oh $nail deter
mrmI,n,, ,I 'iio ,i""hiic%tiphS OF Its
timny ,.,,.,, 't 2't','' n!cGI III least loui
mnrn th3n H''f, t;, Ei"' ,.loN Sll''Ii not charge
nuoI L,,r, ' WHO lcr hiC"lpcr lof an
mo E,,.,,.,,
ry nric;n ~, ~, H. VI II'C o'a,c Silllt DC
! Assor;Stinm '''''"'"J i'l'il'pcf OF TINS
| Am vi ,n,
committee nr n,,', ','rc t',. ''i",, ne standing
/ tnL i,.;, "i'G i"i c''h county, Clcc-
/ uhr nT~,,,;.,,Ii(@' ii'',il'u,''ciy aitci
Mi rrsGInIi,,,, |",;' ''''""' 70 v nom
pyu tn Ln rnI',,.,,, D"fi"c>3 .;ti PrOl1"i'l"h,
! This c,,nr,;t,, " T'',i"'" "'p'''' ana
pnI h., 80, ,,,,,l.,i ,,i',''I pISi''c business
mrndniinrt ~" i J,.,W ~ ,i'''Nt '"c'i recon-,
upon hv thr ,..n,;,,;",, '''' " 'o "ctc''
Awr, V,Il ,rh:s n,,,,;,.,.;
he nltcrrL n, on1nn,1,i i'i',''','u'll may
mcciiur Inv - vntn ~ t,.', ,,:n3 "Ihu''' ,i
mcmhc,a ,irrsrnt ''''i''' VI u'o
We also u,lnnt IL, r,,I,,;
~, wa"
First 'i'l,r p.r,;Lmr, ,i.,ii -
committees u,,.Y' thi' .,'''' "pl"'''' -, =,
determine otherwise
Second. The Executive cum,,ittco
may fill all vacancies occurrinr in oIv
Office, as also in their owl, mun6rr rn,;l
the ncNt ann,m! meeting, -
Third. Elections for Officers .,h,ll w.
by ballot.
Fourth. y fee OF five dollars shall i,
paid annually hy each County kssoci,.
ton sending delegates, ana thc dcIcnntrs
from no county will be allowed tn yn.m
until this fee is paid.
Fifth. The regular order OF business,
shall be:
lst. Roll call and cnrolinp jrl,nntcy
%. Rcading minutes of last mc"tinn,
N. Correspondence
ith. Report of special committees
D'u' hcnoft OF standing committees.
IN hi'n!"Icd business.
'tl; NGW hoNinc5s.
"'N(h' AhoSc bylaws may he altered,
"'no'',c.i OF suspended by tWO-tllrda
'o'o o' ''ic members present.
hhf' I!oH o' OFFICERS.
nn,.I nF n,,ii' 1,',t "' pnt'ei5 lo!o"'1' Ny.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-17

Inn nni w, w, GEORGETOWN, liorry, llamp
lrin,, o,,,,,i "c,o '"lrcpfC"oitcd, nm,
NM, pinl,IH, 'It'SAo,ltcd hy one alter
ana ,,hnllnyin"' n"' u iafGo delegation
s;zr. '''' "'oNo 'ilc average
Ih, c,n.oIr,,,,t Io,
Vi. Wbmn - L"l I's'o" I "h'ii .i' =
Hhril ~ a,,..,,' i,n' ptV,l cUh'p'etcd ME
dclnratss ,y,,,, o",' SI'nt IE'V II ti''mbcr o
slcg"ynr, rrn,,",,'i ",'I''t ~ a. VIC ar ana l'
:, ,,rn,mii,'.,, i''v" ,u"! "'trf selecting
tiuu Ykn - rm.n., Wv, .,'''v,.;i',S III" CoWcn
S.,lpA mnf;n, n,,. ",i'i; i NJ Mr.
thot th, GM,,,.n.,|;", "'", 'itrlGI' SO amended
30 y v ''''''' ''i'''"' r'coi'Nchc al
NJ w.,
tnli" nnr.,i,. ~ ~ ''"' 't'
county To- guryc ON ;hn rrr.Iomi;ai ,,.''
mit;rc. Mn ;'isj,,m,n, ~, IF.'n UT com
a'r'wai the adoption Of nm omr,I,n.,,m,,,
providing that each dcloontiou ,,lnrt ita
own committeeman, and IN ~ al,,M,,, M
the resolution was carried.
/ The following members constituted
the committee: AbGcvilic A. " .Inmny.
anderson, j. y. Hall; Br,,rI,v ! "
! l.. Clement; Charleston G jJn,,,,'..
Chester, f. T.. Moore; Colirtnn !, T.
Parker, Clarendon. j. +. Tm,lnI. nnr.
IIngton, W. T.. NlcKnjuhi. r,IrnGn,G ~
Il. !i'Imau; Fairfield, Samuel N!rr,nr.
mick; Grccuvillc, IL. G.. GIlrcotb. Enr.
shaw, G. ". Mosclv: Icxinminn ry,,,h
,!atlwaugcr; lmurCms, J. NJ. I,I,lr,n,
Marion, L. c. Crawford; Narlbnro i
i. Grcn; Ncwbcmy. II. II. Enlk. Ocn.
noe, j. j. Keith: Oran"chur.- T. ~
Bates; Pickcns, II. G. Shclly: i;ichlan1
j. II. kinSlVr: SuartunLnyG u l. E,,.
- 'r,n,' r,,",'art' y; -. sanders mon, John
At l.30 the Convention took n rrrn:s
and the committee ON ctcdcrtials, wifi
pr. j. l.. Timdul rs chairman, Dcran IFS
session.
1iyht session.
Vlc Corv,r,i,,, ,,. ,I,,
go n'cIncl ~ ''''o' 1T
Dr TirInl of CI,rr5,, ,..,u,
tic tr,n,nro,,. .,,.,ni,,,i;,' ~ '''"'
nanpnt and 'th.i nrtn,,wnr,, .'i,i ,'',',', i,ti
.Utiun be- oIn,tnJ "nI ,,",.,n ] 40 vn;'H'.- n;'
C,,. 'ti:;I ~, ~ oi'cGi"
for Ills .I,L.tit,tn onj !, 'l'oN'
mo tc',nnror,. ,,,it ",I;,', :, "'So ';.iI'H'
made nnrnonnni ,i,a n,,,,,I;,.,;o IN
linn ,y,y thn,, rnnI i,,. |,i :, ~ on, H"lp
house, of Marion \ pnntl ,,n,,, gr,,,,,
WILLIAMSBURG m1yrl ~ vntn ,,M :, 'I',. ~.
sections, but bv n yotn ,f3I 49, Al ~,
Convention refused tn ln .n ''''
Cant. Vi,lmnu stntnI tj,nt i, ,,,Jr,,
SGrthopyr had mwrnnr"j thn "nnstitn. "," >U,
iipu. hui he said Inc had ,J;,,ii,,,, -,
hay;nv i,s scciinrs y"trl nn ..,I,r,t,,, !aT,' w
ghr Convention ul,mtnJ nSn.nn,s;,It;HJn ;,J
MS - whole, us follows ''' '''''
'hEAN"i.H.
We. ,lc FARMERS, {. south C.rnIin, n
CYl,y,ptipu a.,rInb)ri rnrnr,,i,,;m,r tI,,,
wisdom ol fin, s,yinn th,t ~ mn;nn
there is STRENGTH have determined tn
form an orgnIiizutinn for ou,, mmtunI
protection aiId benefit
It's ol cts Shall be ,hc promotion or
all branc .,cs Of orricuIturc unI thr in.
aUguratiSn oi a more rational and rcmu.
ncl,t,,y,, systr,n ,r Eumino WhrsnrmJs
are 10 be secured hy oronnizirr oo,iruI-
.lri! club, throurhouf he StnrS t0 meet
and discuss tie situation, ana tbcn brine
the influence of the organi2rd farmers to
bear ulon tie State government SO rs to
obtain protection aga.nst fraI;l and I'M
position, and to secure th;u fostcrirr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-11-17

cAH khoe.
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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09

been Emperor q the United
States for a few weeks and felt as
sensitive to newspaper criticism as
he seems to have been. Wouldn't
it be picnic to see Nero cross
the Jersey ferry to kill off Il few
journalists who had adversely crit
icised his course2 The great yio-
lin yirtuoso and lightweight Ro-
man tyraut would propably 90
home by return mail, wrapped in
tinfoil, accompanied by note Of
regret from each journalist Of
New York, closing with the re-
mark that in the midst Of life we
are in t,eqtb, therefore now is the
time to subscribe.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09
THE EMPEROR NERO.
Bill Nye Chats Gracefully About
the Ancient Fiddler. NOw
Nero Punished Offensive
PartiSanship.

Nero, who was q Roman Emper-
or from 65 to GS A. d., was said to
have been one Of the most disa-
greesble monarchs to meet that
Rome ever had He was a neph-
ew Of Caligula, the Emperor, on
his mothers side, and son Of
Dominitu5 Ahenobmbus, of st.
Lawrence County. Theaboyo was
really Nero's name, but in the
year so A. ID. his mother married
Claudius, and her son adopted the
name of Nero Claudius Cpsar
Drusus Germanicus. This name
he was in the habit of wearing
during the cold weather buttoned
up in front. During the hot
weather Nero was all the name he
wore.
In 80 Nero mQrried Octayia,
daughter Of Claudius, and went
right 10 housekeeping. Nero and
Octayia did not get along frst-rate.
Nero soon wearied of his young
wife, and finally transferred hor Ia
the New Jerusalem.
In 81 Noro'smother by conceal
ing the rightful heir 10 Che throne
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09

- q - - - - - - - = - -
Try. We have had the promise
that it should be done, yet, every
day, in different parts of tho eoun-
try, we have accounts of men be-
ing raised and brought forth to
fill up the ranks of regiments.
The papers tell US that in Tennes-
see and other parts of the country
where our armies move, We are
filing up the ranks of the army.
| believe we have to-day 100000
more men under the pay Of the
government than we need or can
well use have not Il doubt Of
it, and | think it ought to be
checked / think the War De-
partment ought to issue peremp-
tory orders, forbidding the enlist
ment of another soldier into the
voluntary force Of the United
States, until the time shall come
when we need them. We can OBJ
tain them at any time when we
need them. See cong Globe,
limch 90, 1889.
Senator Wilson was Chairman
of the Committee on Military At
fairs, and Of course thought he
spoke by card. He had no fears
that we could not obtain all the
men needed, when their services
were required. The unanimous
action Of the people was an earn
est Of this.
But what followed? At once,
without excuse, cause rpalliation,
the State and War Departments
commenced their system of arbi-
trary arrest. Victims in large
numbers were dragged from their
peaceful abodes, at the criminal
hour of midnight and without ac-
eusation, Judge or jury, were hun
died off to some loathsome cell or
military fort, kept there from one
to twelve months, and finally "Lon-
orably discharged without ever
being made acquainted with the
charge OF character Of the "5uspi-
cion' against them.
These arbitrary, despotie and
wholly Unnecessary acts, justly
aroused, as we believe it was in
tended, the fears and Indignation
Of the people. The North was all
ablaze with excitement, and as the
arrests were wholly confined to
those who professed the Demo-
cratic faith, it very naturally
aroused a most intense political
excitement, and from that hour
parties became arrayed against
each other.
Not content with letting well
enough alone not content with
the patriotic devotion to the coun-
ty which induced Democrats ev-
erywhere to forget party and re-
member only their country-not
content to rely on that mighty ava
lanche Of strength that had in
eight months swfeited the Union
camps with 100000 more men
than the chairman of the Commit
tee on Military Affairs knew what
to do with not content to raise
an army of more than twice the
size of that which the Great Napo-
leon led to Moscow, all for the
asking not content to tolerate a
united North this despotic Fire
Brand was cast into the mAamma-
BILE materials at The North. IT
was unnecessary it was wanton,
and hence believed to be the WORN
of design,
Henceforward during the wal
the opposition of the Democrats to
certain acts of the dominant party
was in the interest of the preser-
walton of the Union and the Con-
stitution and the protection of the
civil authority against the en-
croachments of military law,
THE END.
THE EMPEROR NERO.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09

Leaves Harrison In tho morning in timo
to roach Eureka Springs ut 1889 A. NJ. in
time for train north and east.
Leaves Eureka Springs on return nj !
J.. M--Ngw Coaches, Fast Horses. gurofll
drivers, and reasonable mtos.
For passage or express apply l1 y W.
Dorsey Agent, at Philips & Hahor's Store
JESSE j. PULLMAN, Manager,
Oihoc at transfer room, Perry House.
Eure'tr ~prluu Nrk
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09
FARMS.

No 0, l2O acres, 90 in cultivation, nov
frame house, new barn, cribs, &c., pient,
Of water, cisscrn and running water for
stock, 500 bearing fruit trees, MI the farm
ing tools, Sc. on place throwr in 81 mile,
NV Of Harrison. $1,000.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09

No, 10, 80 acres, all under fence, co a>ros
in cultivation, good house and barn, stable,
and cribs $50 bearing fruit trees, good
'pring and running water. On Carroiton
road 1 miles west Of Harrison, $1,000.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-09

s1''H '"'' t''A'SA' s''''Ns
No %. 1870 acres, so in cultivation, 8 in
meadow, |! miles ne Of Bcllefunte, frame
house and lOg house both in good condition,
smoke house and cribs and 8 good stables,
: inexhaustalc springs with running watei
for stock, 100 young apple trees, IS bearing
peach trees and good range. $500
No. Is. 100 acres upland, 80 in cutiya-
tion and good tiinbor, log house, double
stable ana cribs, etc. good we'll and plenty
Of running wntor y i'll make good stock
farm, VI mile from Crooked creek and 3
miles cast Of Harrison. $500.
No. 81. 80 ceres IN cultivation. Frame
house with rooms, smokc-hUuse, two stg
bios. cribs, cotton house, &c, good wei and
orchard with $50 bearing trees. Crooked
creek valley milo south OF Walnut Grove
500,
No. co. lC0 acres, 1O0adcs in cultivation
and well improved. | mile west Of Harrison
on Cgrroltou roud, good house, barn, cribs,
&c, large orchard and plenty OF water, .
miles south OF Harrison, S21OO.
80. %. so acres, 10 in cultivation, s.
under fence, house, : stables and cribs.
small orchard and plenty OF winter, mile.
south Of Harrison.
no 3}. 80 acres, 30 in cultivation, log
house, Smokc.buusc, stable and cribs and
small orchard with $50 trees, on Crooked
creek ( miles south gf Harrison S67j.
IIycUso ON hand several complete stocks
Of goods which will be sold cheap. Chill
and examine turms, For more cumplutr
list OF the I,eU Estate IN my bands onll on
write tor further information.
No. 10. $50 acros-IO IN cultivation,
| good houses, stables. cribs, &c, we'll and
running water iur stock, $50 bearing fruit
trGcs splendid stock ranch, plenty of range
| - milsssw Of llarrisuuou Gather noun
| Miu $500.
No H. 400 Rcr5s. So In cultivation, II
sores iu mralow, lrbmf house with g roons
now bOrn a2ylo, cribs, Sc., cistrrn and guot
springs abundance Of grass for stock, l5t
( bearing fruit trees, only smiles nc Of uarri
son on Lead Tin rond.
No a.. 90 acres. 50 IN cultivation. al
under ioaco, log houses, stables, cribs, Sc.
| l5O btnring lruit trees, plenty of water, 10
Crooked Creek valley miles south Of uar
ris0u. $500