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The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31

1t Pays Best
To canvas for a reliable Machine that every
Machine sold in neighborhuod may sell
five more. Such is the ''NEw HIGH-ARM
DAVIS, the latest and most successful Sew
ing Machine in the world. Sure every time.
Simple. Strong. Doing the widest range of
work, and equipped with the best attach
ments, and the most of them.
If there is not a dealer in your vicinity
write to the DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Co,
Chicago, Ill.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
Insure Against Lightning.

The casualties from lightning are uu-
usually numerous this season. Pick up
what paper you Will. city or country, and
you read of somebody or something Lav-
ing been the victim of thunder bolt.
y few days ago a dwelling Vas struck in
Elkton, and a narrow escape made by a
young lady. In this issue of THE WING
we have reports from two other sections
of the county where electric storms have
been unusually severe. Life and pro-
p"rty are jeopardized, and cattle are
struck in the fields.
Now i'll this matter the old maxim is
full of truth. Au ounce of pteyeu-
tion is worth pound OF cure You can
protect yourself and Your property, by
the Use OF good lightning conductor,
and Messrs. George 5. Fox. 4 Co., OF RiS-
ing sun, i'll this county, are putting up
appliance in the shape of the Compound
Lightning Conductor to do this very
thing. But, because Mr.. Jack has lust
had Il valuable steer killed by lightning.
you don't propose that the farmers OF
Cecil, shall have their cattle running
around with lightning rods on their horns
do you? No, bat you can house your cat
tie and other property, and protect them
all at Oace 10y putting up one Of The Fox
company'S Conductors. Look how many
i'll this county have already done so.
Here is a letter from States Attorney
Bratton recommending to you and all
others this appliance for safety against
lightning.
EIif,n, Anne Ixt 1857, George :. Fox.
E-q-ibear Sin: Alter careful cxamina
tion of the rod erected by y0n on my
house "copper" rod with spciter centre) |
wish hereby to express my entire salts
faction OF the manner i'll which the work
/ is done. Not only are the rods of
/ the best material and finish but the
manner of placing them is superior to
any have ever seen. Gou have full
| permission to use my name ,s reference
/ to both material and work manshlp, and
/ | will chuerfuliy answer all lcttcrS ad-
dressed to me n regard to your way ot
/ doing business. both as to quickness OF
/ work and quality ot the same.
! Yours very rcspSectfully,
DANIEL BRATToN.
Mr.. Fox is a prompt, obliging and
/ stirring business man, thoroughly re-
/ spousihlc for any business statement he
makes, and we take pleasure in recon
H ~.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
Ihelleoplts (olun,n
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PAY.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In the "detailed, minute
"Ha accHrHte statemeht' of the expenses
of Cecil county paid by the County Com
missioners during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1886, published by authority in
your last issue, find the following items
which, apparently, need more ode
tailed explanation than ''the statement"
affords, under the head of County Com
nniSSinnnrS' Ennrt.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
ATLANTIC CITY. H. ]


i'i.N II --I'I / !-lt I'tt.i,- OK
MEH ELKroNIAEs.
Special Cone. |,ollrnce ol ruE WuG.
ATLANTIC CITY, Iuly -. 1@Si.
DEAR WHI@-The height of the sea
son at Atlantic City is approaching, and
most OF the large hotels and boarding
houses are well liIlrd with guests from
many sections of the country. There
has not as Vet, however, been - great Il
rush as during some iormrr seasons.
This is generally attributed to the ab-
sence of prolonged heated season.
Many Of the regular visitors Of '''rhc
City by the Sea have not yet made their
appearance, ANA it i likely that thc early
part OF August VIII see the height of
the pros palTry Of the place. Eteh year
changes in the place are III tda, aud i'm
provements aud additions are noticeable.
Tne most auJable ai She new atjgacl.urS
is tie great Iron pier wh!ch oAlyuG, out
1000 feet over She ocean. 1t Is = broad
and handsome structure and has pay il
'''! az '''S '''''l ''''' '"N ''''H' i'HI'''.' W
"h'oA arc SVANo lee'' /" "H.cA c"ArtijN
;tnd hops are held daily. TUis pier would
doubtless be more successful II il were
closer t" the southern end ct th" place
ior 1t IS there that vac vast mAlorllS Il
the people e'pgre@ai". ine pier was
built by the hotel p.orrictors ard other
property owners to attract visitors to
thif part OF the place, hnt ;" lar It Is
sad, no gr"At success has greeted lie
venture.
THE FIFTH MARYLAND EruIME>r,
which as is ,rarrr,l1y l.no,,n has h.en
,r,or,n,d hon. 1.f. an S,,n,.l,v ni,,(t
l.,s+ c,I. bo,,o Il ,r.. +lo;r so..,,,5 ;.;+
- tb;s ,1oo. o,,.f,,- :, tho f,o4 ....
t,,a exnrnsos Of tLa ,r,,, were r,aid hv +ba
= ne of NiarvIaud trc ranks r-,re much
fuller than last wear when each member
Maid Ills own ryr,r.rs. I-owar3s OF f,ur
bnrd.aJ MOI, y,,r,. i, c.,-n Tba,, ,,..,,.
r.,,,s+ ,,.;+r,,,+ ,.,....,,;., ,.,,,,r ,,. .,,l
, noDsij,r,b,e n,n,hs,. ..,-,.,roI - H..
u,.,,ar ace. T,a,, rf.,l = iolfy ti,.,a h,,...
The disniplinc in the camp was very
lauS,, at l,a.t nu the tow l.,st day, when
.,v, than, T,av s,,,.,,, most of ,h,;r
ti,or bnauir,r hn Ia,ltas 9n,I ,,Iayrl ..rs..+
biv,,a with tI,,. halrfs nr +ho fair s.>
T,,~a ,,,rr n.t s.,il,..,s cf,.,,..h IA ,,.,
y,nna ord .n,,a ii, tr,, ,,:,.,s ,,1 f., H.,
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31

have tnr sale, choice lot ol S.,d Back
" heat in qualities {" suit.
3w Henry NinSinger
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
1t Pays Best

DIR. Plerce's "FavoriIe Prescriplinn'' is
the dehilitated womau's best restorative
tonic
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
The Grangers' Annual Picnic

200, 900 White solid and Dwarf Celery
plants, also Cabbage plants for sale cheap
10y j. BOOTI
The Cecil Whig., 1886-07-31
Mt. Zuar Items.

The funeral Of Mr. Samuel Rutlrr tool,
place last saturday. He died of Eriglrt's
disease. He was in his 19'h year, and the
greater part of his life wa> devoted . the
work Of the church. lie has been 4 mem
Der 20 years, and twenty years 4 elias,
leader. For ten years past Ii" has been 4
regular attendant AZ morning prayer mrrt-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
yASADlIE or LEAD.

An item is going the rounds OF the
press 10 the effect TINT mine of vana-
date of lead has been found, and that
the mineral is worth $40, ,000a pound.
This lead mineral, says the S. L. Min
ing Press, is properly called Desclai-
zite, and Is composed of lead. vena'
dium aud oxygen. The expense of the
article 10 due to its extreme rarity,
but even then, $4,000 a pound is
high figure to say thu least. A high
price ought to be secured from min
cral collectors who desire TO complete
their collections, but any one who eA-
poets to gat thousands OF dollars a
psuinl for it will end it rather difficult
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
ONLY TWO WEEKS MARRIED.
Judge Duffy Gives Young Couple
sonit Faiherly Advice.
FS N<.r5sn

y, Y. World
"0nly two weeks married and in
tie police court, said Justice Duffy at
the Tombs yesterday. "Why cant you
get along happily togetherl 1t seems
to me that you both ought to be as
happy as pair of turtle doves A
young, meek-looking couple stood be-
fore him glancing sideways at each
other.
81 took my wife for a sensible wo-
man." said John Ducer, the husband,
''bnt her head is filled with nonsense.
Marriage for her means sitting dressed
UP in the parlor all day playing on tho
nano. instead of scrubbing Oh a wash
b,srd, as she ought to be. She's 40
wife for man like me. who earns Sl2
a week behind grocery-store coun-
ter"
why didn't you tell all this before
our marriagel' said the young wife.
"Not a word ike that escaped from
your lips, oh, l would live like the
best in the land, you said, when l re-.
minded you that your earning, would
not reach fa-.
"What if did say all thatl" replied
tho husband. cts allowable for q
man to cay anything when he's court
ing. ii l broke my promises, 80 did
you. We are both in the same ship
What promises did l make to you
that l broker
You said your father would give
me 500 on our marriage day. and up
to this day j hayn't got a cent.
~ sad thatf gasped the young
wife, "you must have dreamed. l
never said such thing. wasn't for
sale. There were plenty moro young
men who would have been glad to
marry me.
81 take you for n sensible young
woman said the magistrate. "Why
is it you will not attend to the house
hold duties p
"It's because he swnre to me on his
bended knees that il | married him !
would have a servant. None, however.
came, and il he had come to me and
said, Annie, I'm not earning enough
TO pay for seryaat,, l would have
been satisfied. But he did no such
thing. I'm not afraid of work, for l
have been working. girl since was
IA years DID,"
Justice Duffy gave them both some
iatherly advice, AID they left the
courtroom with determination to
start life anew.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
FOREIGN NEyTs AND GOSSIP.

Bank of Ireland shares have ad-
vsneed fl0, being now quoted at
el12.
The Kings palace in Corea is now
lighted by electricity Of the Yankee
brand.
Holland ssIt tn this country during
the past year, soc, 5UO worth Of flow
ering bulbs,
At Gilip, in China, 10000 men are
at work every day making rifles and
big guns. The MoLgpllan Mars i.
is awake.
Ia Toxic now all funeral roads lead
TO the death furnace, wherein s.5li
human bodies wele burned to ashes
last year
Brrpp is said 70 be making for the
Italian Government four 100 ton.suns,
which will throw projcc.'lc weighing
a,ion.
The Burmese capital, Mandalay, il
said 10 be infested by hordes of small
black pigs. which are protected by the
Government IS Scayengers.
The Municipal Council of Cork will
try the experiment of erecting seven
ty-four cottages for laborers. to be
rented for 1alf crown per week.
The Irish National League side,
with Parnell in refusing to support
tho cattle shippers at Cork engaged IN
boycotiing The Packet company.
Hope Of self government has had 9
healthy effect on the Irish exodus.
The emigration for last year was ies'
than that of any year since 1879.
Gen Booth of London, in asking
for $50, GOO for the expense of the Sal.
vation army for 1886, states that he
will not publish the accounts of past
years. M
1f de Lesseps has been assured that
majority of the members OF the
French Senate and Chamber of Depu
ties will vote in favor of his lottery
scheme in aid Of the Panama Canal.
According to the newly issued off.
cisl statistics, the allied German
State, viii have to contribute IA. .010,-
694 marks TO cover the deficit of 1885 6.
II is believed that the deficit Of 1856 :
will be about 10000. 600 marks
greater.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
Standing by Patsy.
Troy proea

"Is Patsy Kelly locked up here9' in.
quired bright-eyed little lad in knee
breeches of Deputy Sheriff Conway at
the Jail on sunday. Yes" responded
the officer. ''May I see him2, the boy
asked. mo, we cannot let little fell
lows like you up said Mr.. Conway,
"Well, if I cant see him, will you give
him something for mel' "Yes, put il
on the table there and mark his name
on it," was Mr.. Conway's reply. The
little visitor did as directed and left
the building. In a little while Mr..
Conway was asking himself what the
boy had left. He went to the table
and found small roll of paper with
kelley's name on it. Opening it he
found partially consumed cigarette.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14

Some time ago A. c. Bromley, of
Jeffersonville, Ind. had a tumor
weighing sixty-five pounds removed
from his hip, and now another is grow
ing.
"Brittania rules the waves, but she
has to pay the freight. There is not a
day in the year which does not record
the loss of some British vessel with all
its crew.
In many parts of Europe huge earth
enware stoves are used that need but
little fuel they absorb the heat in-
stead Of sending INST of it up CHM
ney, and then steadily radiate it for q
long time.
The biggest diamond in the world
if indeed it be diamond, 10 the Bra
ganza which forms a part of the crown
jewels of Portugal. 1t weighs / $50
karats. However, not a little doubt
exists of its being a diamond, as the
government has never allowed it to be
tested. 1t was found in Brazil in
l741.
In the Samaritan synagogue at Ma.
5luus Is an altar covered with a veil Of
yellow silk, and within this altar is
kept manuscript, written, it is
claimed, by Abshua, the son of Phin-
ees, ., 800 years ago. 1t is seen by the
congregation but once year, when
elevated above the priests head On
the day Of atonement.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14

to dispose of any quantity. yenadie
oxide is, however. coming into use ss a
mordant in dyeing, an infinitesimal
quantity being sufficient, in conjunc.
ton with an aniline dye, to produce a
permanent black. The mineral i,
valuable. but like other rare speci.
mons of the mineral kingdom, only
brings such prices as people will pay,
and has no standard or fixsd value in
quantities.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
Eo1ICE To CEEDirORs.
Estate of M. 3. staai. pece.sea.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Administrators of the above
named estate 10 the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers within
.wo months from the FIRST publication
hereof to the undersigned at his resi-
dence in Battle Mountain, Lander
County, Nevada.
]. A. Blossom.
Administrators of the estate Of NJ. j.
Stahl, deceased
November II, 1885. 4w
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
FACTS AN5 NEWS.

There are 01s, 900 moro women than
men in Great Britain.
A Michigan pressed brick company
has added 500 acres to its plant.
1t is alleged that every adult inhab-
itsnt Of Iceland 10 a matter of Latin
Patrick Egan claims to have sent
$4,000 to Parnell from the United
States.
There are twenty-five counties in
KansAs that havs Center townships in
them.
A colony Of fifty families is to leave
Tifin, Ohio, in the spring to settle
near Pierre, Dakota.
It i. estimated that $500 600 worth
Of hogs have died in Doniphan county,
Kan. of cholera.
Far the first time in the history oi
the United States, there Is hot SINGLE
Smith Ia Congrsss.
The fashionable young man of the
cold Northwest wears u tall silk ha,
ana gar u.u filers.
Tho "cattle on = thousand bills" ON
ex-senator Dorscys ranch in New
Mexico, count up 10000.
New England brook trout trans
ferred to Nevada attain a size un-
known IN their native streams.
The ak mills in Monmouth county,
New Jersey, are running day AID
night to ill orders.
During December there were SOC
deaths in st. Louis. The same tim.
ayear ago the number was 667.
In Georgia colored people own COO,
600 acres of land and pay taxes on
about e10, ,000. 900 of property.
The msnsgerie in Central Park
New York, ia reported to be great
annoyance to the people in the vieln.
ity.
Natural gas has the curious effect Of
hardening salt. While salt will put
out coal fire it adds to the flame OF
natural gas.
Two hundred thrifty Welsh families
will colonize III Dakota next spring.
They will bring fro,a 81, ,00G to Sc ,000
apiece with them.
The total number Of deaths from
smallpox in Montreal duying the late
epidemic exceed. 5000, distributed
among over 500 houses.
There were 21S deaths in Chicago
during the week ending Januafy Cd, a
decrease of twenty -ssven from the cor
responding week in lSS4-s5.
The pay of the laborcrs at South
Chicsgo rolling mills was voluntarily
advanced from 81 10 to 81 20 per day,
dating from January 1st.
Sir Ambrose Shea has been appoint
ed Governor Of Newfoundland. This
Is the fret case in which native of
the country has been called to the
governorhip.
Recently at the Flint Granite Quar-
ry in Monson, Mass, a slab 354 feet
long, three or four feet thick and
eleven feet wide was successfully sep
aratsd from the main ledge.
The death in New York Of Jerry p
Thomas, the author Of thar fascinating
beverage known as "Tom and Jerry
Ia announced.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
THE GEETRAL AEYlDiH.
PUBLISHED wEKKLY ~
j. F. DENNIS.


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CEO. N. MOTT. nos. ~ sad u J stysst
Sacranento, Is our only sxsnt In that eisy.
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New York City, New York.
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The Above agents authorized to c<!leci
ssesys hue iLs AEssKsoEs, taks order. io'
Advertising, solicit subscribers and attend 10 any
ether business fss " that may be connected VIII
this sAcs
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSIk0
Saloon,
Main St.. Battle Mountain, New.
JAMES T. HOWARD, PRoraIrrox

HAyiN0 RENTED AND FURNISHED
Ill rooms next door to the Cen Saloon, am
now prepared TO accommodate my old patrons
and the public to as neat Haircut or as tl-aa .
shave as can be obtained in sgy shop In the
State. My Saloon is furnished with Il latest
improved cLairs, fine mirrors elegant washstsnd
and all the conyeniences known 10 the art. Hair
ten kept on hand for the use Of customers.
JAMES Z. HQWARR.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-01-14

Job Printing neatly executed at
ihis Office.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
Article Of Agreement.

This article OF agreement made and entered
into this March q 1885, by and between W. X.
Lewis and John G. Jones, witnesseth;- the
said w. h. Lewis having been indicted In the
Superior Court OF Watauga county. N. e. for IL
bel against 4, f. Jones, true bill for the same
being found in said Court at fall term 1885, and
said cese now pending In said court and the
said w. r. Lewis now living the State OF Tonnes
see, and being bound in bond OF $500 for his
appearance at the next term of said court and
f. b. Miller and L. d. Miller Of said county be-
ing his sureties on said bond, and said ". X;
Lewis being DESTROYS TO have said suit mol
pressed and thrown out OF court for the good
and the peace Of the community, has agreed
not to appear at the said Court but remain in
his own State and forfeit his bond by his non
appearance at Court and the said John 9. Jones
being DESTROYS to stop said suit agrees 70 pay
one half the expenses now accrued on said suit,
and agrees to indemnify and pay the said sure
ties one half the said bond or one half OF what
ever amount they have to pay on said bond;
This is q compromise measure between the said
Lewis and Jones in behalf of themselves and
friends on either side of said case respectfully
for the peace and general welfare of the com
munity, and we further agree to use our efforts
henceiorth to squash all wrangling and back
biting incident to said case, and to endeayor to
restore harmony and peace between the two
factions resulting from sale case.
WITNESS: W. r. LEWIS,
A. NJ Doughrrty, ]. g. JONES.
Isaac Dougherty, R. w. seahorn.
| acknowledge myself indebted to e. B. Mil
| Ter and L. D. Miller, sureties for w. r. Lewis
| in the sum of 500, or one half the amount sale
sureties for w. r. Lewis, In the libel easy vs.
| him by the State of N. c., to be paid when salt
Millers are requiredt to pay said bond; mi
W wITNEss:~A. NJ. Dougherty, R. W. seahOrn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08

Reports from the country indicate
that there is at this time more than
the usual amount of sickness prevail
ing. Most Of these troubles seem to
arise from the impure condition OF the
blood caused by an excessive secretion
Of bile. This causes fevers of bill
ious character, aud we regret to say in
some places it has proved very fatal.
We therefore offer this gratuitious adj
yiee to those not yet afflicted. Keep
your liver in a healthy condition. and
your blood rich and pure. Good blood
means good health, whilst bad blood
bad health. Harris Blood and Liver
Pills are entirely vegetable and are
;;ust the pills needed ct this season Of
The YEAR
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
AWortI 10 Workers.

If your avocations are mentally or physically
laborious, If they subject you to exposure in in
clement weather, If they confne you to the desk
and are Of nature to involve wear and tear Of
the brain, and nervous strain, you may occa
sionally require some renovating tonic. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is the article for you, i
stimulates the failing energies, invigorates thu
body and cheers the mind. 1t enables the sys
tenn to throw off the debilitatlug effects of un
due fatigue, gives renewed vigor to the organs
OF digestion, arouses the liver when. inactive
which 1t very often Is with people whose pur
suits are sedentary, renews the iaded appetite
and encourages healthful repose. Its ingredi
sists in the hearty endorsement OF serions OF ey
cry class of society, are most convincing Ad
mirably is 1t adapted to the medical wants
workers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08

A young gentleman in our neigh
boring town went to a party a few
nights ago, and wishing the young
ladies to enjoy themselves, took along
whole nickle's worth Of candy fol
them to refresh themselves with. He
carried it until he got several Of the
fair ones together, and then handed il
to them with the remark "girls take
this truck"
The young man has not eat any
thing since that grows in the garden
as it goes by the name Of STRUCK
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
An Important discovery.

The most important Discovery is
that which brings the most good to
the greatest number. DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds, will preserve the health
and save life, and is a priceless boon
to the afflicted. Not only does it pos
itively cure Consumption, but Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, and all affections Of the Throat
Chest, and Lungs, yield at once to Its
wonderful curative powers. II you
doubt this, get Trial Bottle Free, al
J. B. Hash's Drng Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
An April snow.

After raining necessarily dur
ing all Of Sunday and Monday it be-
gan showing Monday night about
nine o'clock and continued all night
and at intervals during Tuesday, not
withstanding the fact that the wealth
er report signalled clear and warm
weather. Although the ground was
full of water the snow reached two
inches in depth in some places. The
thermometer fell to 80 on Tuesday
morning.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
BILE BEANsl what q funny nam,

BILE BEANSl What funny name
for a medicinel Nevertheless it Is very
significant as applied to. the article.
Bile, according to Webster, is ga vel
lowish bitter, viscid nausceouS fluid,
secreted by the liver" Whenever the
liver does not act properly this fluid is
retained in the blood and poisonS the
wholesystem, sallowness and misery
is the result. SMITHS BILE BEANS
is sure cure for biliousness and liver
complaint. Price, rs cents per bottle
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
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