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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-08-19
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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-08-19

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auy5 Sec. Board Trustees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27

mako 1t practice to keep nothing but
the nnest class Of wet goods In stock. Drop
in on Your way to Carson or Virginia and
take smile" va T. trains stop directly
In front Of the house.
p.REoAN,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
ALARMING.
tration.

Says the Idaho Stntfsman ;. The
management of the Treasury Depart.
ment is certainly alarming. The last
treasury statement shows that the inter-
est bearing debt increased during the
month of January s27o,75o. The in.
crease in the public hoard is IS, 672,s34.
The net hoard is now s265,535,27o.
The Treasurer refuses to call in four per
cent bonds, when he can borrow all the
money he wanted for three per cent.
He refuses to pay out silver as the law
requires. He wants silver coinage
stopped in toto, and wants to retire
fve-sevenths of all the greenbacks now
in circulation. This would virtually be
a contraction of three .eighths of all
money in circulation. 1t would reduce
wages three-eighths of what it is now
and everything else in proportion, ex,
cept debts. 1t is a good country for
creditors, but it is a poor country for
those who depend on their labor or
property to make living. Treasurer
Manning and his Secretary Jordan
should be removed for cause.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
THE OVERLAND.

The March issue of the Overland
will be published February 27th, and
contains several very important papers
about the Chinese on the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. w. w. Stone will write upon "The
knights Of Labor on the Chinese CUES.
tion." Mr.. George Dudley Lawson
will discuss "The Tacoma Method. "
There will also be letters answering
Mr.. Sheldon's and Mr.. Hittell's arti.
Giles in the February number--one from
Mr.. Jas. A. Phelan, another from Judge
James Mcclure. Still another contri-
button on the Chinese problem, will
be Mr.. Dorney's "a Prophesy Partly
Fulhlled"-an account Of the Los An
geles Anti-Chinese Riot Of 1871.
Besides the third installment of Hell
en- Lakes brilliant San Francisco seri.
al, there will be a story, "Comrades
Only" by Emily Tracy Y. SWEET; and
San Heritage of Crime" by Captain
F. X. Upham.
A well known Army officer will write
Of Explorations on the Upper Colum.
bia." The "Lost Journal of Pioneer
will be concluded; and William Nye,
writes Of "a Winter Among the Piutes. "
A scientific and descriptive article.
which will attract much attention, is
from Professor Bradley, Of the State
University, entitled "Observations on
Big Trees"
Poems from Ina D. Coolbrith, and
others, Timely Discussions, Reviews,
Editorials, etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
NEW THIS WEEK.

TIE REV. GEO. II. TIA Err, of Bourbon,
Indiana, says: "Both myself and wi g owe
our lives to SAILoH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE.
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Constipation, Dizziness. LOSS of Appetite.
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cents, so cents. and 81.
SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY-a posi-
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Mouth.
"HACKMETACK" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and so cents
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis.
FOR DYPEPsIA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle of
shiloh's Vitalizer 1t never fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
OF shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
STATE FINANCES.

Thi: office is in receipt Of a copy OF
State Controller lIallock S report for the
year 1855, and it contains many items
of interest relating to State finances.
The gross collections Of State revenue
for the year 1885, as per Auditors
statements, have been s275,9or 10, OF
which $25, so4 e2 were paid as commits
sions to Auditors and revenue collect.
ors, and sass SO were paid for express
charges, leaving the net revenue, in.
Guiding sI7I SO, due from Washoe
county, s242,725 3S. The actual cash
receipts from all sources have been
+, 1904 ,42e ~, OF which s2I2, 2S6 50 were
applicable for governmental expenses;
si77,45S 81 were for the school funds,
and So, 76 for interest and redemp-
ton Of STATE bonds.
The total expenditures for the year
under the appropriation acts of the
Legislature of 1885 were $sI6,S6o GO,
of which $56,4ao SO were for support
of schools; $I23,I7o 80 for the pur-
chase Of United States bonds for the
school fund; $27,oo for the redemp-
ton Of State bonds; S24, $40 for inter-
est on State bonds, and $26I,972 81
for expenses of the State Government.
The assessed value of real estate and
Improvements in 1885 was $1,000,
.o44 90; the value Of personal property,
5000, 344 5I-making the total as,
sessed value Of property in the State
sac, 463, 2S9 OF.
The gross yield of the mines was
$6,S47,4os 80, and the net yield $780,
1886 10, On WHICH the State tax was
$S.4s3 90.
The State debt, including the $3.50,
900 irredeemable bonds and accruing
interest, is $534,524 So, and the cash
in the State Treasury December 3Ist,
1885, applicable to the payment Of
State debt, s2II,4IS 81, leaving the
Indebtedness over assets s323,Io6 81,
though the Controller, by excluding
the $3.50, ooo bond from the indebted.
pess Of the State, makes the assets in
the Treasury above the State debt
s59,S93 Is.
Since the organization of the State,
Al years ago, the government has cost
SII,2oI,2I3 81.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27

SENATOR FAIR was interviewed in
Chicago while on his way to Washing
ton, and stated that the people Of this
and other silver-prodncing States were
pot exaetly pleased with the course the
administration is pursuing on the silver
question, nor with the manner in which
the mail service is being reduced. At
the same time he has taken his time in
getting to his post, where he might pos.
sibly do some good by casting a vote
once in while. Iti doubtful if he
would be in Washington now if it was
not for the purpose of trying to make
kriends with Mackey so that he can be
gin laying his wires for reelection to
tke United States Senate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
THE MINT TO BE OPENED,
MAYBE.

1t is rumored that Jim Fair will soon
have the Carson Mint again in opera
ton. Maybe the Mint will resume OPP
erations, and then what a cry will go
up from the expectant Democratic office
seekers about inns influence with the
President. There will probably be
nothing SAID, however, by them, about
its being a campaign proposition, nor
will they be liable to give any OF the
credit for its being opened to the cltl-
zens Of Carson and Congressman Wood
burn. We wonder if any Of them will
remember how they used to kick, when
the Mint was running, about its being
kept open by Jones for political pur-
poses? Did it ever strike them that II
Jones did keep the Mint running for
political purposes alone, that it run
right along, year in and year out, and
was not shut down all the time it was
not necessary to employ men to use at
election time. Was it not better for
the State to have the Mint in operation
all the time, whether for political pur-
poses or not, than to have it closed
most of the time, as it has been under
the grand (7) old Democratic admins
tration
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
NOTICE..

JOHN BARTELL, DIR BRIEFLY. JOHN
BLUET-You are hereby notified that the
assessment work on the North Extension Of
the oreanna mine, situate in silver Lake
District. Douglas county. has been done TO
the amount OF 500 for each year Of the years
1854 and 1855. and unless you pay to the un.
dersiRned your part one half, with cost of
this observation-disclosures interest shall be
forfeited - provided by law.
GEORGE RAMMELKAMP
JACOB GU0GER.
Lake District, Douglas county, Nevada,
February 9th, 1886. 3m.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27

ABRAHAM LINCOLN never uttered a
sentence containing more truth than
the following "Labor is prior to and
independent of capital. Capital is only
the fruit of labor, and could never have
first existed. Labor is much the SUI.
perior and deserves much more consid-
Grafton"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
$500 REWAR q.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
L reward of i've hundred dollars $500
for the conviction of any person found In
the illegal possession of any cattle belong
ing to them, the same not being vented with
v. Cattle are branded J. a., IOI. 30
and Il, or horseshoe brand.
VAIL BROTHERS,
Churchtll, New.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
WASHING!

We wish to notify the public that we
are DESTROYS Of securing the patronage
of all parties who have washing to be
done, and prefer to patronize American
labor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.

All work guaranteed to give salts.
faction. Clothes will be safely return.
ed, and mended when necessary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27

COUNTY OF LYON.
III. s. Dallas, Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, in and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Commissioners on the lat
day of February, A. +. 1886.
is. DALLAS. Clerk of the Board.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27
PRICES REASONABLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Collier.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-02-27

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12
A FATAL ROW.
TROUBLE AT A NEGRO cAMP.MEErrNa
RESULTS IN MURDER.
A Negro Beaten to Death-An Inospdisry
fire-scveral Barns Burned-
Personal Notes.
lspeo,sl telegram TO the Dispatch. |

Soym BosToN. VA. October li.-Last
Saturday prayer.meetiDg OF colored PEG.
ple was In progress at the house Of Henry
owen, near Halifax Courthouse. Tom
Cert came In search Of his wife. Finding
her, he beat her very severely, and, u Is
stated, fred shotgun at her or the entire
meeting. Several negroes then took hold
Of Gerst and assaulted him with sticks,
shoyelS. pokers, and anything else they
could lay hands upon. The man was ter.
ribly mu,lated. and he died in short time.
BEDFORD Coles, George Cole, and Henry
Owens were arrested yesterday, aud are
now in jaIl for the murder. Al the parties
are negroes. The occurrence took place
ct the same house where cambridge Dennis
toolored) was Killed several months ago.
Gcrsi, the murdered man, was terrible
character and was feared by all his neig1'
bors and associates. lie was seldom with
out a gun, pistol, or knife. and returned
from a term ia the penlten,iary short
time ago.
Sunday morning about > O'Clock the sta
bles Of Mr.. Archer Anderson, who lives
two or three miles from HALIFAX Court
house, were discovered % bc on hrc. n
very valuable horse, two mules, and large
quantity Of forage, farming implements,
&c. we're burned. The fire was OF incen-
diary origin, II Is thought, but no arrests
have been made. On the same morning a
barn Of tobacco belongin. to Mr.. Thom1s
w. Mayo, near Halifax Courthouse, was
burned accidentally. Another barn caught
nrc, but was saved. Mr.. Charles Noel,
near MIR. MayO's. lost a barn Friday night.
This evening a fight took place between
two negro men connected with a material
train Of the Richmond and DanYile riii-
road. one OF the cOmbatants was seriously
injured on the head.
Mrs. Phoebe II. Bailey died on The Gth
instant 90 her residence near ScOtt'burS.
Mrs. Bailey was born April, 1873, and va,
in her ninety.secoud year at the time OF
her death. Her husband was DR.. Bailey
who was surgeon in The waroi 1872. The
old lady had long been a familiar hsure in
Halifax. Shcposscssed considerable wealth.
Int had lived in great sccirsiOn for many
wears. She only had one child, John
Lewis Bailey, wbO died in 1882. aged fifteen
wears. Mrs. Bailey was 4 daughter OF
Colonel John Clark. She wa buried FIJI
day last At her old home.
Miss Eliza FasIcy. sister Of Mr.. Isaac
Taslev. died very suddenly saturday night
q, her residence. near Black Walnut
Mrs. Jane Aillcr, mother Of Mrs.. ". l..
Rogers, died at her daughter residence
Saturday night.
Mr.. IL. Calvin Hudson, a Scottsburs,
lost child last SATURDAY..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12
LOT fsi.
New Church-GeoIogIca Teal Suryoy-Fali
SowIng-Ed Educational.
correspondence ofthe Richmond DispstchI

lIOrfcSIOnutuceO VI tlc iNlCilulpuu D4Si'ttl'I
TBEvrILIAN's, Va, october II, l>NG.
Some II our energetic citizens have
recently hitcd up new church IN our town.
The house was formerly used as store.
house. but has he'n thoroughly rcmodellcd
and added 10. and quite q neat ana CONNIE
dious church is the result. The church
will be used 10y several denominations.
There have been camped in this neigh
borhood for several days branch party oi
the United States geological survey corps.
They have taken observation, IN -'ycr.
portion, u The county, and are >tiu pro-
tpcCtnC.
The planters desp1ifue OF rain, ha}" bee
gun 10 seed wheat in some ST. tons.
our public schools Wit begin on the ljt1
instant. Tie trustee, Icp0r, 1u increase ~
funds over last year, and 3D. schools "ilI
probably continue six Instead ~ tl' usual
live months.
There is now In progress at the Methodist
church at Louisa t0ur'housoan Interesting
proirattcd meeting. Five or SIX CONVEX
fions are reported up 10 the present date.
Rev. W. W. Bennett, y. d., occupied
The pulpit ut 1asley', cbWch. this neigh
bo1hood, on sunday, 1911 instant.
I'm all.day service and the regular Quar-
terry Conference Of the Methods. church
cf hi, circuit We're hell at Macedonia
church, thi, county, ON saturday, Rev. y.
q. Moss. 81 Charlottesville. oA..laiiuL.
Rev. ". =. Edward, u. D., 81 Rich.
mond, delivered lecture. Dog request, At
HARRIS chapel. After the lecture "a pie
mic dinner YVES served ID the large crowd
~ atcpdarce.
ON Saturday large party OF young r..
die md gentlemen from this neishhornood
held a baskot.paIty and picnic on tae
summit Of Peters mountain, distant aIou,
fourteen miles from thi, place. Thi, noun
tain is fayori,o resort for excursions
and picnic parties, and D, The highest
point ia Virginia ea,! Of th, Blue Ridge.
lie view from il il said 10 be- magnificent.
TIMOTHY lW.S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
democratic Campaign Ciab Organ
izsc-0iher Notes.

ICorresp ondence OF the Richmond Dispatcnl
CHARLOTTESVILLE. October IL, lSNi.
ON SATURDAY night the Democrats met at
the courthouse and organized campaign
club. The meeting was called 10 ORDER Joy
Cartaip Micajah Woods, aud Thomas y.
Martin. ESQ, was called TO the chair Cup
tain WooN explained tlli The object oi the
mcotibg was 10 organize club to push me
Gpht all along the line in This county ana
especially in charlottesville. Ar. l., /.
Eanckel was elected president, Mr.. T.. y.
Massio treasurer. and Nr. ". H. Ilpul
stUdary: after which commute was
appointed 10 solicit members, ana another
10 report at the next meeting coinpittr
Vlan " organization 10" the work oil the
campaign.
James NJ. Mmp,y. Esq, W., appointed
chairman Of the Registration committee,
ard other prcIayttions were made foc q
very active campaign from thi, tim" To clcc-
ton.
Captain James l.. Gordon. candidate Tor
the senate, and Colonel Ofrujll addressed
tie club.
Standardized john ". Daniel will speak
here AZ November court. lie has written
Colonel O'F,rrsll 10 that effect.
ON saturday, while digging avail nj
Pennington, (Mr. Warner Woods es-
tate, west Of Charlottesville a coIorrd man
named Cosby lost his Tile. When be grew
faint from inhaling foul air he called TO his
assistants 10 haul him up, bui before ht
reached The earth above fell from the bucket,
receiving fatal wounds about the head.
bishop J. J. keanc preached hcle ycNlcr'
day.
Rev. John r. Randolph closed revival
last week at Bethany with nerly iOtly con-
verts, 10 twenty Of whom he administered
The rite Of baptism on YESTERDAY.
captain W. o. Fry 1. very ill.,
Mrs. Matilda Clark Is very III. She Is in
her Cighty.sixth year. our.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12

DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER
TIE WORLD.

lam native ot England. and while WIS
IN tLat country ! contracted terrible
blood poison, ard for Two years was under
treatment as On ont. duOi patton. at Not
tlUeham Hospital. England. but was not
culed. ! suffered tie most pgoII.ns pains
in my bone. and Was covered with -0lo7 ''l
over nv bod and limbs. / had vcltgoaHd
deafcess. with partial loss % si#nt severe
rains lu my head aud ewes. etc. WGltn
n.ar.s pan ue crazy. I.sl al nope ~ ma
county art Ga',c,, f,r America, aud vas
tltaieG m Roosevelt ia his city, IS wei as
Ly a prominent physician in New lctE
having mo- connectio. Win the hos2iie.s.
,ifc. and determined 20 give 10 "a trial rs
n last resort. ! had given mp all hope 81
being cured. as 1 had gone through Inc
hands Of tie best medical men I'm Nottn@.
ham and New York l look SIX bottles OF
: :. =, and eau say, with great loy that
;hey have cUlcd mc entirely, l am as
L. FIRED. HALkOHD.
NEW YORK CITY, June H. 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12
LoVBOyS COUNTY.
GId Landmark Demolish resn-
cries, &c.
IOorrcsponaence of the Richmond Dlspatoh. !


LrEsBURG, VA, october 8, 1856.
An old landmark Familiarity hnoHn a'
Boss's Corner is about 20 De demolished 90
make room for the new town hail The old
building has stood upon tai, site Tor up
wards Of seventy years. and VIII bc remem-
beTed 10y the older citizens A. Old Curl
o,ity shop
The creamery Al iitmilton Is probably
The hrgc,t establishment Of il, Kind In N.r'
ginia. SIN thousand dollar, are PAID ont
each month 20 employees and TO NEE, other
necessary expenses. This industry T. get
ting 10 be- che Of The principal sources o.
revenue and pTohi 70 the farming element
There are several other clcamciics ia The
county.
Mr.. j. r. Dodd, proprietor OF ppld',
Mill. Waterford. has sufficiently recovered
from his recent sickness 10 De out again.
Judge j. b. McCate has been elected
treasurer Of The corporation OF Lcesburs.
MIS-. susan j. Canier, The mother ~
Rev, l.aae ". Cantcr, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, south, died at her houc,
ia stephens CITY. Frederick county, Of
hcart-di>case. She wa. about seventy
three years Of age.
A difficulty occurred between two hand
upon Mr.. lsaac Warner s.Jarm one being
cut ever the head win Brn-kniic.
CATOCIft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12
wouey for state missions.

Rev. \. +. Dickinson, n. d, spoke at
High HIS. Sussex county, on state MIS-
si0ns last SUNDAY, and nj night at the west
End Baptist church. in Petersburg. At the
former place il was resolved to add so 10
the amount already raised for this object,
and az the latter place I. G. CrOwder, Esd,
was appointed chairman u q committee
which will cudcavcr 70 increase the coutri-
button from that church to 300. The sun
day school ~ the First Baptist church OF
Petersburg al,o voted $50 to state missions
last sunday.