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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25


The greatest trouble we have in u.s.
ing the labor saving agricultural i'm
plcments, is the carelcssness aud lack
OF Skill among the negroes to manage
them. The result is, that there is
enough paid for repairs to reduce the
profits on the work they do. to a great
or less extend. We add q few rules
applying to the care of machines.
which should be observed,
House Your machines every night.
Keep the bearings we'll oiled, and
see they are not strained 80 as to pro.
ducc unnecessary friction.
Examine tho metal works, especially
blades and see that they are protected
from rust by rubbing them dry with 4
little Kerosene occasionally.
Whenever the paint wears off to any
extent, repaint the machine. 1t vii
pay.
This may consume n little of youl
leisure time, but will save trouble an,
expense in the end.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25

lacnt, and leave no loop hole of escape
for any of us.
j. l.. Lake. McMichacl, Mary Nc
Bride, and other Republicans of the
carpet bag stripe, are still holding po'
sitions in the departments at Wash.
ington, credited to Mississippi, that
might be better filled BY good emo
Gratis. 1t is about time they were step.
ping down ard out Clarion.
just so; and it about time the peo-
pie were inquiring who they are that
have made pets OF the nations wards
from Mississippi who are holding fat
places in the patent, pension and 9th
err departments in Washington.
-
Natchcz is in a high state of Jubilee
this week over her own public sdirit
and well she may be. At the election
held there Monday to decide whether
the city should subscribe $4,000 &c
the capital stock of the New Orlcau'
and Northwestern railway 1857 vote,
were cast in favor of the measure ant
two against it. The city was wilt
with enthusiasm on the night of tn.
election, and everybody, young and
old, joined in the jubilee. The town
was one blaze Of light from bonfire
and fireworks all oyer the city. The
work OF surveying will be commenced
in November. In addition to The
building of the New Orleans, Nat
chez and Fort Scott railway, this cleo
ton insurcs tho building of the trans
continental bridge, and probably three
other good lines of railway. Natchc,
now has indeed n bright future.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25
T. ]. ROSS,
Real Estate Agent.
FOR SALE.

A Prairie Farm of 800 acres, about $50
acres open and balance in post oak timber.
has framed dwelling with five rooms; smoke
house and corn crib. is ~thrce-quarters mile
west Of NJ. 40. Il. X. and four miles from
Brooks,ille and six miles from Macon.
Price $500 per acre. Half cash and balance
in one and 2 years, or all cash Ms purchaser
may desire.
A desirab lc farm OF 100 acres, 100 acres
open and 10 III good timber, so acres in cul-
~tivation, 40 acre pastnrage, wire grass and
japanese clover. Has good new framed
dwelling with four rooms, crib, aud good
cistern. Is situated 10 miles southeast of
Macon and . miles from Mahorner's landing
on Noyubce river.
Also several good farms near Macon. APP
ply to I. j. ROSS,
Real Estate Agt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25
A Thorough. Puruative

medicine is the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be main.
tanned. in q mild degree, Just sufficient
to prevent u recurrence OF cOstivencss,
and ut the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25
Saturday, Sept. 25. 1856.
FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce

HON. +. G. BARRY,
as a candidate for a scat in the Fiftieth
Congress, from the Fourth District, sub
iect to the action ofthc democratic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25

Ladies Dres,,

Wy
Having aele,t,i
with the greatest
ter eSaminings style
it is a sure cert,i
goods will be sold
D0mestics %Ofeyer,
anteed as low as Al.
country, V
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-25

The State of Mississippi,
NoNubrc County.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

The Hepublioans aFs going 70 maks
The greatest g4ofls o. thalE lives 90 aesrY
TIE nsxt HouHe. Their eaaf q hops 9oE
ooulFol % he aosoFnmsnl IN 1855 3 lo-
seated at Ne snnth end of fhs Caplloi.
They hage bat y Districts % change y
Rsl ooHlFDi of the MT Cannresa. From
lho kspabliean saandpolnt there are q
districts in whleh thsro aEa nahsina
eAanoes. Many % thoae, howeSaF. they
nFmly believe. eau BE- lak6n ffom ne
ooatrol 81 tbs Democrats with but lltals
eaofA HiRh h0pes are crested upan
eaptnring siE out of Ven of O1ts's dele
Ratl1n- Tue districts noe represented
b. Campbell, Anderaou. Warnsf, FoEnn.
atd1ea aad EiisbsFry we're carried bP
ihe ksDublioans - ths State elsotfoa
II sddition % tits. shs proposed nes
larid bill, uhieb pisces WOOL upon TIE
free lisfs viii, ~ u sh0uid paas. make
fhoss districts Rspublioaa beyond ~
dempttous Ihe States wheFa gains ere
expaeaed, and which viii be worked. are
West Virginia. i; tenneasee. !; lllin01a.
i L0ulalana, 3 Miaslsaippi, Il Texas, 4,
Aeufueky, !; Indiana 1, and paaalhlF z,
Micbigsn, L Massachusetts. Il Nea 3eK-
a4y, I; hsu Vera. q Iosa, Il NaFyian8.
!; fsunagirania, = MtuaonFi, !
ln the nnsye iisf 4 ounialasa ihs 81
districts Ia watch Hspnblioan ansrsy
VIII c1aosutfste. These are othnE Gis-
tEleie uhera warm sonteala Wili be mnda,
bui q t1a shove ibeg fsei in q mamamFo
azuauine. 1hey oolnt o. losing fbrse,
be- - that egout they beiiesa ttaF viii
b abis - coufroI rs Hoo1e, a1a -
tnat end ths naohine y roe being 81
h motion-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

ANtAAANNE4R AANAHlAa
II wouldn's bs Ia August 0piea's shoes
for 81 the money In Chisaeo.n said =
oity Hall R01sIpsF. The polies mskn
% have his blood II thry can est lbs laW
20 back them up, and they thlnk lhaY
can. haybe yoa don't knog Il bua lhsg
have some very strong clronmaiansill
evidsnoe against htm, and viii mnks q
slrona eauft 70 connect him diFuutly
uiah the homb throwing. Il Is whla.
perod around here that ths daaooilsea
have undsF look and key lEaamenis ol
the bomb uhioh Vas exploded IL ne hag
market Tuesday night and ths nut aso2
on fhe end Of the rod which faatonod
ne two spheres toeetheF. They hops %
BE- able 20 establish the faea thal Bpioe
made and kept IL sis olAee bombg Or
hand Rrsnndea of Identical e0nslFuotipn.
thsy have fwo o. tkfss witnesses VIE
oaw these weapons IN Spioa'a hand1--ona
fn January lass and ems o. I've Of eaTii1F
snd later dats. HavinR proved thai
Spies posseesed weapons q euoh unnsaai
ahafaoteF, that be frfqasmeiy beasfnd hle
intenaion 20 ase them, and that ~ tha
very moment Of the tragedy be vas nos
ouir present, bat = loadeF of taa An
afahiat forces, ana ID oonfaEsneo with
some person % an alley neaF tha npot
whsnee TIE missile uas throWu 0nlg &
fow minutes before the orine was s0n-
uitted-whai egidBnos II iaaksnR q ~
oufs oonyiotionf Many q man lees g.
serving ot HANGING has been eent 10 zoe
qaiioga % sgidonca more seireamasamflai
snd unsatisfactory. A. anrs a. his nama
g Spies. the late edit1s % The ArAsffsr
xfifnng will gst e term ID 1oiiss, and I
shouida't BE- Surprised u hs vas tnrned
over % Hansheti, 10 fellow the other
aaaaasina ffem over she wafeF, Casuao,
eylvesiFi, faelafdi and MaIkoWaki"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19
PACIFIC COAST.
osa Rsaidsul nurdsrsa.

0novrELE (oai-). May is.--Lasi sven
ina John Moore, an Old resident of fhis
eoauty, wns found murdered IL biz
oabln at AoorstoWn. abous tuenty miles
eaet ef this plaos. No farther paFtien-
lars we're rsooived. 6aspioion psinta %
3 haiF-breed inalan. Tue CofoneF and
Sheriff have gono 70 the sssae sf ths
crime.
A nzsVe a. the RlEht Dfreeilsn-
6GH FnANorsoo, May I8.--Ths Kniahts
of Labor Of this sity hare issned q cir
oulax anngunsiag the opening IL few
days nf q bureau og employment Toe
cir eulnF says. ~Wiih the means af cur
disposal, uo oan aay 20 The woodmen ol
frnokee, tha iahnaEs Of EanfAmenao
VALLEY, aod ths fFuiieEa of eonthaFa Cai-
lfornla, give us yoaR eontfasls and ws
Will supply ths psaose vsoated by Mon-
eoitans 9th inteiliRent labor."
Biea 81 aenFs olsease.
TIE death og 0snsrai lanes Q. Jshn-
son is aunounsed, from heart dlssass.
de had been q membeK of tne Colorado
legislature tive terms.
w1ns Aea1n.
San FnkNunoo. Msy IA dlspateh
rsoesssd &c she Tart Eaehapes Today
says tns Louisgilis GAG fass q Louis-
siiie. 21( miles. was uon b 81. Bald
wins Laoky B.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19
WASHINGTON.


fhe freni4en1'1 Anlealfo1a.
Wkazu0roN, Nay le.-Ths President
will leave Washington on the sob inat.
for Brooklyn, where be will review she
Decoration Day parade the fosleuing
morning. and viii review the parade 10
Nsg x0Fk Oitg In the afternoon. II
possible be via rsturn 10 Washington
on TnsBday morning.
Mnsneldsa FlRhe.
An ofaoial telegram vas rsealved az
the War DepaEtment this morning.
through the Preside Of San Francisco,
from General Miles, dated Is Noaalss,
A. T., on May 18th, giving a. aosount Of
heiaeld'a 6aht with the Apaoh0a.
CennFsaaalonn.
Gen. W. 8. Rossorans, a. Register Of
she Treasury; EsRar =. Wiisoa, e Reg
ister of ths LAna Oflee e Cheyennl.
wyoming.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

Hskvx FklLunR. - yesterday william
ksFFon. saesea8oF % kerru1 a Nae.
hsah, dsalaE h aonaKal marc6andias ai
he ooFnsT II second asd famhiil
mads en- assignment for the baoads Of
hfa arsditsFu - Wn. HoneymNn. Ihe
liabilities ere e7t.o95 81, and ne esii-
ma1ad nnssts are essen. His prinoi.
pal uFeaiteT is Wm. Masbeth, hia foFmef
partner, foe ex769O, which is aasufss
b kondsman. .Who 10 turn afs secured by
mortQaaas o. Koal as44ta. 1hars ia doe
70 San EEa1oia8o t1bbess ab1at SO. 90.
% Eaasarn dsalsfs absat - 900. and t1s
halanoa 8 dns Portiand Arms il sans
ranging fFou 5000 down - g. Tbe
numbsr e creditors In lhe city y nearly
100. Ths anaa1s consist Of real esaate
N Mzltnomah and Maaeo esnnttea.
Otoa0n, and Lewis and Clark ooantiea,
WaAhlnG1gn Territory, Rslaed 81 81,
SO. and oook aoe0anf8 and nal4a'
8n COO. .-Orsqonisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

mites % FFn4aFf fhn fns&r4.nnaa - a.
annkknlasia an 81 - rrees1,c -
e. 4 ooan aanl n1gl a. - - errnirer -
- eanpauT. hssanss .,F - 6nveIs.,.
raenf q k11s'.,re - T.r~e 80 - -.
Eitoyy whieh ~ rad dratna Tks Pra-
sse.lss =. Oeami.s.e /. tArse e san6.l-
- -. gee1 nlooslzeoot r. >. 0oed-
80. a.e - uaxE. 1ns eomuil.oe hA9
.@et y la1teess - nnUnex AID y en-
49, - -.lAel. 4-.s~te@s VII % ina,ade1
= - -. pzooAalg 4A enAifm4n "a tae
- Ai,,eA
As ka4l.
coluNnuu tOhiol. Msv 1s-4he H.e.
.slataze haa adopasd resolnslon - Cd
saekn sasnsiroa.
An nieVa1ea GlaAsn
6arIEMaEz, Nay 1e.--Areh nirhuo an.
eona this moFniaa rscslVea an 5lisisl
sommanleaison from he Fapd 6sors-
- g e,s,e. = ,nlesnile Inn q h.s eis-
49, s's..es - - eAI-.lelA,e % tne toze.
-. = r.,.ee =. meet, comtn4 fton
- - -, \. = > eoe@ Ws.a NE a.eer-
80. 6 ssal. . Z oensammstlca q wAat
-s1re - esii ~ 49, 49, ss s... -. -. -.
inlenfioa of - Pooe 4 .onSs. 1,- -. ~ ~
A
last, huf eha Onnrir1'srv .-rsIS. h-lS =.
uiaf naliaonkion raa igifh h'sl5 rrsSI u -
9Th. the dale AZ TIA letfnr.
"a - -. -. -. -.
.-e .AAr Wet9ers, ssti2e.
49,. Mal - tne ntoo2iyu
- -. s.Aa.-s - t'esa aeelA.ed
-, :. - - e-A 80 a4s9a aaa oDa1 ois.
IAIHINs HtU.MFIH| W|fUWlW1t. mHn a.
49, 49,. ps---sls. 1s-. As1Aal.eA a111 ~. Anale,
49,. ..,,.s.s -. g s.e etsalllssilns e late
es-- 49,. 1.,e - ~. 49, a.. - ~ ss.o
worh todaV.
-
ku loak, 1ay As.--Ak- k'fesioent
Atteer = repoEtea to - steadily m
9-ye..k. Me expeat. % 81 %. ker
akat1 ts@oseo~ u tno weaanof - nnA
8ecelFer ee ehe BroaawaF Raaa.
AHBkNY IN. W. Mas fR-ynso.
Parknr has annafnead Tnhn 0srrier
Chairman Of 90 Bemneratie Rsass
Oommiafas. ransiVnr AZ 80 Rronll,s~~
road.
Th.a,,-.,... - r.........
fs..,rrvp.-, ~. a ~. ....-,-,...
trooo. ordsrsa 6srs ~ tbe governor ~
4 means az nrofeofio1 aeainst vioI~ne~
ii eonneotfon vita me ree-ns reriies
we're ordered awag todav. Tns afrsse
situation a Vnniilakino' Whlla so,.,~
closes 81 naan refurn Is worl ofsers
hold out. amd others are oomine oua.
smon3 them ne pianinR mill handa.
sno hase ofRAnlAed and demand eight
s eoass : day uila ssn hoan pay; 1hs
orooaE.' Asaoaiatlon has granted Fe-
qas.. q .hs CLERKS = sloss as7P. n.
except en- saturdays.
a ysrdles Asasnss ne wssssrs UnIsn.
Nrv Yonr. Mav 1e-rha tri.i ~
the SuI. q James a. aoodssll SO 5 re- !.
cover e2S0.n00 damae.s fror, ~ wes..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

rsfnd q rar sahsfdiea 3 IL utean-
nhfn esmpnnise. anH azaeEt1d th4f ~
deslins was nt1rshatsbse g ths nNrrog
rinaea paEfur whish furees AmesicRR
eisizsns 10 paEo64es ahipa abr0a4
Mr.. Gaan1hes. e Wiaeuugln, aaao
that ths apprupriaxiam did nnl riaa .
he dignity of . 1abEdg. d vas neltaaE
HEb, 1ssh n1E foak + Waa : afft, pur1
znd nimr1H. e wng . charity e tbe
Pnaizo 1EAis s. teamaAip Comp pans. 8 cor
pofatiun whirh C1ngreGs ehguid no
tgnuh with q ten foee pula. fendtnR
fur1haF oiggasaiun, Tie c0mHlatse xoae
and khe ho1ae adienfnea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

A ~aoweF eonesrt uas eivsn q Coc-
cord, Mass.. tae otAer eH0ninQ. AsrFlsn,
pain8ea % FupEasent asens q . dawel
aaF9an, Nlooo on TIE azaee, aad before
i wesa polied Flanfa Ia prufusian. some
~ l1s palnse4 6swaRe maEa NaEy laFaF.
ana ID Gbe mnieE e eaeh bsa doasF Wns
60 opsainR. skillfuiiy oonseaisd b =
m0gsthls eopug. b.hind tha aagN =
steo9 fhe einRsrn. and fhEfE fncea a.
D aEed IL tha nasfng 81 fhe H1snrn Tie
n.nainn aawosa wsgs q Eose. z oa1iia. q
aanGaWaE, . dA6o1lL pangy, q fuilp. .
ltly. . daia5 and . batteResps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

WksHTNaTox. May l8.-SadleE, Of
Alabama, from the Commt8tee on 1er-
rltorisa, reported adversely = bill 10 reg
ulate TIE manufaeturs and sale Of II
toxicafinR iqoors Ia the Territories.
Laid % tie tHole.
Hatch. ef MissoaFi. from The Con
mitiee on ARFicaituFe. reported a bill
authoriziua the exhibition Of California
siik IN the Capitol huildinR. Hoass cal.
endaE.
Rioant. Of Georgia, from the Cammft
tee on Pcssoflaoes and Pcst Roads, 70
ported back she postofilas apprUpriation
with the senate ameAdmsnfs, nnA !.
having brsa referred 10 tha Com11fttss
Of the Whoie, TIE H0ass went insa Con.
mittsa Of sue Whsia fog TIE pafpose Il
oonsdafinQ the amendmsntA
Bioant ADDRESSED hia remaxks 10 thai
elanse knoWn aa the Subsidy amena-
msns.a = and made al srguDent u opDo.
mtiun % ik Tee appFopriation al
eure any a<lVantaGe 10 the way ef 90
sainina addisio1al msil ssipa. bat woald
haps . csn1rAEy e0eet. UndsF th1
elaese the Postmaster 6enefAi Woaid b
esQaired % caaGxaet, IL ha cunlEaated q
al. fer not les nor mare than ntl
years. and this would aet as en absoiutI
lnhzhitton upon ang ofksf eompang
than tie ons hoidinR TIE oontrac&.
He Qucaad statistics 70 EhoW ths DIT
! sarsnea 10 pAg wkic1 the aeeaMsAiE
eompaniaa rscaiVe und1R ~ preas1f las
Ter earFyina ne mAils fFam thai whisk
thsy u0ala receise II he PraposSd le9-
alstian uars suae1ed. ard e. 80 ins1ancI
of ths evils uhIch Re m4iaf9ined woaid
/ fulioW nuch - eu8etment. BE- Mtaief
tnat tha mMils asrEied by soe OgtsatR
ana Osnidsnsal lines, - q eosl Of &85l0
wcoia have % b carried by tha k4aa4a
Nail a. 9 ed - &iook4 he dsaisi
tts ourrsctneaa - ths deasafHtina tAal
ths dsclsne q Amsxican ees n1erea 90
dna . ne fnel thaf ~ Untted BlA,el
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

The esnileman w1c cnmuf1isd azisl1a
tna ofnar Gag 10 tne Qaaniat H1 Ger.
maln o4lIed ta4 aaie1l3on 81 hig anrgnnt
- fbs i4ea l14s Be- wa9 about 50 jana
thfe1z1 - aDen uinaou. 4aat mhaR
Be hA4 o11a - 4teFa eAma 3 kn0a& as
ths ocoE. 4 fFI141 c4me IN a1& asAad
tte sersEnt. Hn1zB g goar aaatS7f II
I" da has iegt aona 81. ~, uao -
eaim reply e fhs vsie1. psintlng - -
epaa wlnaow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19
IHE REAL FOSTER.

W. p. B0YD CO.. only, are the authorized
agents here Tor THE GENUINE FOSTER, and any
house In Seattle selling cheap Heck Glove and rep
resentlng such to be TME GENUINE FOsTFR makes
q FALSE REPRESENT aTEON Ito make the statement
more forclbIe, an UNMHTKGATED LIE. The prices Of
the real Foster the worId over, are 81. s2 Is aud
~ s5. and establishment In Seattle has them, ex
eept ours and others claiming TO sell this glove here
are falsIers and unworthy the principles actuating
honest business msm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

A fsverish thirst that cannot b
Qnenshe9 bT wafeF maY Be Aliayud
kuns: 1orcw . siios q bread npoH
baEni14 ooAlA. Aad when if 10 aAtme
threw 4 into 3 s1mhleF a. water. Ihia
Fsmsdy kAs bss1 sss1ed snd pssssd ek-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19
MONEY 10 LOAN

.ON TNPR0vED CITY PROPERTY.
" HigAena pFice pal9 fw C.tl nae M
CeansY scEtR a. sl.ee g " ". H4Mk MksaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-19

MaU14 A4NAs
EoaDos, NAY IA dlspatoh from
Calnnia. EicilF, mys that Nounk Atna
is n state sf eTHption.
xslnnas Aequlred b. Frmnee.
PAK1s, Mag IA fEaaay has bssn
signed e Joshanna osdine 10 France
the entire Rroup of islands and islets
forming the tarTitOFy known 80 lhs
Oumero Isles and aitnated II The No
xkmhaque ChAnnal.
RrepnEna1ama 6ar opening ehe Cans
aainn Pac1Ee.
OTTAwA. May ls. - The Canadian
faelas Railway is making aesigs prep
AsAtions for opening the lfus fer trans
70 British Columbia. Tbs telegraph
stat have gtaffed kfom WinnipeR 30
pEapars their lines, and large RanR q
nagviss left that citg yesterday - pat
the track 10 readiness
Dynamlis Axpla4aona.
OaAnsEyu1E. (0Bf.l, Nag Is.-rWo
dynamite explosives ooo1Ered hers last
night. one &c the ofllss and anotheF -
the residences Of Chiel Magistrats Mon
roe. The ofiice aas completely wrecked
and the adjoininR properly somewhat
damaged. lhe house vas badly dam
aged but no lives were lost. The indiR-
nation Of The citizens is vsEy great, Rs
this Is the third and mogt destructive
explosion since the initiation of the
So0tt net. The eaasa Of fhe outrage ia
she aetion Of Magisfrata Eonros in
slFietly snesrcing the sempsranes law.
Although large rewards have been Of
fered foF information regarding the
perpetrators Of ths FIRST two explosions
40 one has bean arrested il caunsotinn
With the orimS.
The FISHERY eaeaiion.
HALuAx On. 81, May 1S.--H. a. 8.
Emerald arrived yesterday from BeEmu-
da. She will laava Ia q few days for
Newfoundland en- dahegy protection
business.
THE ADAMS re m SOLD.
HkIEEAx. May IA telegram from
Di9by says that an ordsg for she sale az
the schooner Adams By the sheriff has
been seoeised. All the 6sh and other
paEiahable articles wsEs sold at onoa.
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H0ISTRNFRIESIAN CATTLE Eak N0RTHWEST
CLOSING OUT

2. g Cha8bouEDe = %. are seilinR
ons havtnR arranged - discsntl1ea the
Saaftla nranch Eurnifuf9 estantiehmeat
gnns LEA. Priees lsweF than tna lcwszs.
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THE ARCADE v. r BOYD 4oo, rRopmEToRs
". P. BOYD & co.
Below We give the prices sf The dIgerent lengths q
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

And positively none genuine unless stamped with
the trade mark, as below represented. No other
honse In Seattle can produce ts cut for we have the
exclusive agency Ger Seattle. and positively centred
the entire sale here ef
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ms Tsra. ssa raslas.

Eww Yoxz, May n "A spssiai mest-
inR % ths Taxns q Paeise a1oektcldeEs
waa bed today nf Hnnry Clew3 olHss.
M. Cisws waa mads ChaiKman. nnd
after alscu2szna aha pta9psa1a % the
FoaAs uns EsQaasled % appstnt . eou-
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krTTMBunn. Nay le.--d0oepn Sfata,
bad of tke OIL nrm which failed 90
day. ainss be has been IN baaiaess for
himself has baen Is tiuasa q mnal lm-
poFtant factoF h ~ ell baalnosA His
tEauaactlons we're eo1rmous. bold and
wslf PLANNED A. nsaF e ean Be eeti
massd TIE dfm Was iona aboat 3 60o0
barfsiE, and ths difference vii amonnt
60 from $4,000 10 ei15. 900. The mem
hara ef the aFm say thns theif seset
will 90 thRsuRh sbe elotSinR houss AL
rizhi tomoErsw and thaf II fsg days
thsy VII hs abia 10 resume. The aFm
hss 1nrRs interests ID kane, Eieid and
Wnshinaton seventies, as Weli - other
pfoperey, and wiu Be abie 70 me14 Ell
elaians upaa it 10 tfme.
SIN montas $50 Nj. CRAIG was worth
half q miIlion. he made efs50o0 10
~ bull msysmenf last year Aaa fally
&6oo00o h The beax rid whIeh baGaa
n OstobeR and Fxn thFuazh the fax
He lnss heavily Whsu cil aeyanced y
60 10 and he beEan haytng nt ffum 10
dswa @ "a. Buah o1l ns Il held bare =
vel covered. and local banks wiAl ioss
nes1hIng
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PrErsHURa, Nay is.-There was =
panie Ia oii today, eanssd by the failure
of Craig a L1srie, oae of The largest
oil Arms IN the country. Toe market
epaaed At 505{ and dropped % 70 6614.
The feeling - noon ws1 : bftie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-25
Reduction Works.

The Howell g. Cary pafy. WHO
recently incorporated. hay yIr
chased ten acres Of land u Nc
Klssick & Baily on the rrv-s We
low the slaughter-hous an ~jrr
for erecting reduction works. fho
purpose of the projectors Is 30
break ground and go to work. The
ground purchased is one of the
most valuable locations there is
along the river. Water power al
rost unlimited will be easily oh
tanned. and the proximity to the
railroads is most favorable. These
works when in operatior will not
only give a new impetus to Rene;
but to all of Nevada. The pros
pector will take his pick and shovel
and go to the mountains with con-
lidence never before felt. If he
gets ore he will have an assurance
that with ore on his dump he will
not have to 90 begging for a grub
slake.-Reno journal.