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St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

A CIRCULAR letter has been sent by the
mayor of Belfast to the magistrates of the
city asking them to exert their influence
| in promoting better feeling among the
people towards the police.
/ COLONEL D. S. LAMONT returned to
| Washington on the Sd from vlSAto his
home in Cortland, New York He is
somewhat improved in health, but is not
entirely well.
MISS MEIKLEHAM, Thomas Jefferson's
great granddaughter, who was recently
| dismissed from the Patent Office, has been
| restored. ... .a-.
THOMAS FINNUcAN, David Shanahan
| and Noah S. Thompson have been arrest
ed at Chicago on charge of stealing $780,
900 worth of stamps from the Minneapolis
(Minn.) post-office.
HERBERT SPENCER is seriously i'll at his
residence in London, suffering from
nervous prostration and insomnia. Sir
Andrew Clarke. the distinguished ply
stefan. is in daily attendance upon Mr..
Spencer.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN died at Greystone,
his home, on the morning of the 4th, in his
seventy third year.
meeting on the 4th.
THE general belief was expressed at
Washington that the President would veto
the River and Harbor bill.
AN attempt was made by a Tartar to
assassinate the Turkish Grand Vizier while
he was out driving.
THE bill extending the immediate de-
livery sy stem to all classes of mail has be-
come law.
The work of the British and Russian
Afghan boundary commission israpidly
drawing to close, the differences be.
tween them having been settled.
JOHN E. REDMOND, M. P, and William
O'Brien, editor of United ireland, have
been appointed delegates to the Irish Ma
tional convention at Chicago.
The President vetoed five more pension
bills on the 4th.
BROTHER JAMES, formerly president of
the st. Louis Christian Brothers college,
has returned from Europe and has been
appointed president of the Christian Bro
TIERS college at Rockville near Washing
ton City.
HE reelection Of Mr.. Matthews, the
newly appointed British Home Secretary,
wi be opposed by the Radicals of Birm-
ingham with the consent of Mr.. Chamber
lain.
]. ii. HAsLETT, who was defeated in
South Belfast, Ireland, has petitioned for
the notification of Thomas Sexton's cleo
ton on the grounds of undue influence
and lr,bery.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14
ALL FOR WAR.

The Dominant Feeling in Texas What
Governor Ireland Will Do in the Event OF
the Failure of Government Interference.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 4.-Governor Ire
land was asked yesterday what he would
do should Bayard's reply to the commu-
nication regarding Rasures prove unsat-
isfactory. He replied: 81 shall give the
Secretary reasonable time to reply. l
think it unadvisable to anticipate his
answer by saying what shall do.'
This means, it is said, that the Gov
ernor In the event of an unsatisfactory
answer from Secretary Bayard, will use
his forces for warlike purposes.
very near relative of the Governor.
regarding the latter's purpose, said yes
terday: "If the Federal Government does
not take immediate steps to avenge the
death of the murdered man and wipe out
the insult offered to Texas, the Governor
will call upon the people to assist him in
demanding reparation."
THE MILITIA READY.
The Bryan Rifles, Texas Home Guard.
Granite Rifles, Fourth Regiment, con.
sisting of fifteen companies, and, in fact.
nearly the entire State militia, have ten
dered their services at moments warn
ing from the Governor, while offers on
the part of individuals, to raise com.
mands, are reaching him hourly.
Jos. Hoffstetter, the extraditlon agent
who surrendered Rasures, is out TO-DAY
iii card in which he states that Sheriff
Oglesby applied to him for extradition
papers assuring him that he would have
the warrant and testimony from Mexico
the next day; whereupon Hoffstetter ia.
sued the extradition order. He adds:
81 would also state that am reIiab,v
informed that this man in 1878, while q
refugee from justice from Mexico. do.
clared his intention to become n citizen
OF the United States of America. since
which time he has served several veors
as an officer in the Mexican army and on.
~ returned to Eagle Pass about two
m onlhs ago" wv
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE Welsh members in the British
House of Commons propose to form ma
tional party on the same lines as the Par
nellires.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

SERIOUS rioting took place at Belfast on
the night of the 3lst and on the LIST. One
person was killed and large number
wounded.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

OWING to Mr.. Randall's opposition to
various items in the appropriations Con-
gress will not be able to adjourn as early
as expected,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

A. P. WILLIAMS, Republican, has been
elected United States Senator from Cali
fornia to succeed Senator Miller, de-
ceased.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

THE River and Habor bill went through
the House on the Sd, by pretty good
majority, the vote standing 121 to IS.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE London police, it is stated, have in
formation of extensive intrigues by Irish
and Russian dynamiters against the En-
glish Government.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

LOUISE MICHEL and other Socialists are
to be tried at the Seine assizes on the 10Th
for exciting to pillage and murder at re-
cent meeting.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

A rRfENNIAL festival of the Grand Chap
ter Royal Arch Masons of the United
States will be held in Washington the last
week of September.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

American AGRICULTURAL and Dairy Assoc
citation, has made an apre2 TO President
Cleveland in behalf of tn. J-oomargarine
bill.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

The Frenchman, Lordidews, and two
Italian brothers named Vecchi, who were
charged with treason in disclosing secrets
in connection with the maritime defences
of Italy have been acquitted. The public
is gratified at the verdict.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

COLONEL NELSON PLATO, ex-collector of
customs at Corpus Christi, Tex, convicted
of embezzting Government funds and sem
fenced to one years Imprisonment at
Chester, ILL.,, has been liberated on the
Pre&ident's nardon
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE reduction in the public debt during
July amounted to 5000, 10G. Tie net cash
balance in the treasury ON August l, was
6,205,325, an increase of five millions
during the month.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

The announcement is made that James
Baillie Hamilton of Worcester, Mass, is
about to wed Lady Evelyn Campbell,
fourth daughter of the Duke of Argyle
and sister-in law of Princess Louise, in
August, at Westminster Abbey.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

CONTRARY to general expectation, the
success of De Lessep's loan for the Pan
anna canal is reported as assured. Nearly
all the obligations have already been
taken up.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

The Government receipts from all
sources for the month of July amour ted
to S29, 655,971, or fully three millions more
than in July year ago. While expendi-
lures were 500, 403,0l1, or four millions less
than in july, 1885,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE new "City Directory" lof Detroit,
Mich. has just been issued, containing
16,064 names, representing population of
not less than 100000, or an increase of
$4,000 over last wear.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

AN investigation is to be made into the
report that the fishermen of Isle Royal,
Lake Superior, robbed the bodies of the
victims of the A1goma disaster and sunk
the corpses far out in the lake.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

The schooner yacht Sarah Craig, with a
party of ladies and gentlemen on board
from Philadelphia, capsized off Sandy
Hook, N. j., on the 31st, and six Of the
ladies and one gen tleman were lost.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE complete returns from the elections
for conseilleurs genereaux in France show
S47 Republican and All Conservative can
didates were successful. In III districts
there will have to be second balIotings.
The Republicans made 6.gains, the Con-
servatives SO.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

The Cabinet was in session about three
hours on the Sd arranging the affairs of
the departments in anticipation of the
speedy adjournment of Congress. The
Cutting and Rasures cases were also con-
sidered,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THERE Is rumor in the War Depart
ment that prominent officer of the army
has preferred serious charges against
General Fitz-John Porter, based on an al
legged false report made by the latter dur
ing the war.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

AMONG the clerks recently dismissed
from the patent office was Miss Esther E.
Meikleham, who is the granddaughter of
Thomas Jefferson. She is about forty years
of age, has no regular income, and has
long been the support Of brother who is
paralytic invalid.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE seals of Office were handed to the
Queen by the outgoing ministry on the Sd,
at Osborn, and were received from the
sovereign by the new cabinet. The Queen
afterward held a royal council, at which
tho preliminaries relating to the opening
or Parliament on the 9th were settled.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-14

THE Republican members of the Hou Sc
of Representatives have subscribed for
the purchase of a handsome testimonial
to be presented to Speaker Carlisle as an
evidence of their appreciation of his fair
ness as presiding officer and his recog-
milton of the rights of the minority.
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rm uvHs ul.Ds r.zAu,

In =xrer 20 Sresues; E0a abe sub
0zaas-e q tks EJEs- Committee On
Nays Soi Ne.s, tSE G~tsrHz@Sa ec2-
cerG-s Ike ssEiz- & =A= ~EefroSsi
t-Sssy NIk A= KN44En Islands, Nr.
Josa 5 a1e Tr- IL GoIer=4g=i CCzE-
lE;sSaaI SAs yis4l+G ~ IlID1S Es
r-:=rp~i a Ss;e=vs; = tie facts ES,E-
aizei - eSa2y=isH ~5A ais visit n
Ays Ne hal n4S- IL isa-k = pre-
Ell ST !erery d0l&rs worth =: good
tssy bAaEgS GOG A=sig sEd co.
EesS dS3a O. Lax S re Should
Asr- 1s6 - LSH A. 10 ts eEs: -
as =y CT tbs cSaEzy. Ir Safe
ssyS a In PSs- 9! resaad -DSE Z
Sza Er<sE-S Eaz tE- v=siy -sGi
iE1 --i k4s aE.ENg.s $50 e=zts a
poaA4 Eo.e tA.a IN SrE IoS- W&vre
@s-Ey P-EHi kNs P4t fsL DIZZY. lie
syh - Ltser ;srzss 8: t%e arse FET-
s- ~ C4Gs sEeek.ss E@= segen
rus hr F4s dis:IisE. TIE P~L=1teEs
koser=. Sz.ias tks pa yr rs~Ld
SlBs; his EGSzHE Iul az ~e-EIns
20 tze4k his eea5eE=;El. If rot his 20
IIlrL P-rE- TAs- ktvs scared Pos
A--5aa Of {. szEG SeEssy ~ So Faa-
@es, lid Icy Lz - oPerzts Sc
ezss.aily II e~os==ci9n With th-Ir sugar
estates OF tie ISGsSE. tut ST Claus
h. Determined 1P5a their d~-stzetior
Ahd this Iyi2;Es tie unprecedented low
EIeus rOz x Ing n SsE FEznclsco, b--
ias only 4boa; ore eeEt sj1rs to- Nev
Is<E fz-e The reEs7a Why The t=e2-
~ sAozli - =bnesa'el i Er% o. ec-
cant Of tie aEr-Zszs LIS Il tie -ey-
sBs= - tbs county, vkieE : pEzc5-
eLly pzi5 -; :! tie pocket. e car tax
E4y-=s Izis - IS=E=ts Of asaAl -
pay Of sC=E paB.zD Eni ~,pc>c!zt5rs-
S- p~7O31etio= has al=au-d PryPrr-
Eazs Lever 5-ssasd Of when :h= I-zrv
xEs lE-5e. and Es crop 5 steadily So
G@ID-- Second e LS not sNGaS d.
Jse-y OF iu4-s1ly LerESI:s! tie con-
saH=1 Q! sz-sT ~ thi. country, lat hls
1rYzsht IL pESi1e: u tie IslEGls i-;o
dirt eyIg-anu- Elth Cur sugar pro
6Ues-. AID EEaufAesSE-rs- Third, tie
treE = has tss benefited. bu; L. on the
G2s- h=pS izE-si the S-Il=ich
IiEnlS d~aor=Iz;us sEi destroying
IL u-urs Population AMI substituting
Gl=e AID ULsr Aasucs, while AG4-
lean irSseI.- l. :k= az AIRS - tie
is-cds sEzs 20 far Es !; J. exercised
fgr IL slEA i~rt=Tesi O! a. individual.
La Geen yeakEr=i.
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yAszEGEoS SEEs.

II Is cr~rSooi tEG .he Secretary Of
tkv Treasury all recommend CgagI=a
Il provide sPel6e duues OIL silk.
At Tie eIsrltiTe sesi0a Of th= Senate
: rs-U.ut,gs frvn tie Commerce CUm-
alEIIr- Eas sduIted Calling upon liz
SEtEg 0: the ItezsET! for tie pa.
Po IL rr!Ation to tie suspeusioa Of
tu.iOu4s lCOiAc:or William WeIs, Of
seEay4t-
The follgE!ng eoBt7nations sere
made Wednesday: JD-.Ph Emery, In
dian Agent At tie Klamath Agency. Or
eSoa; J9~pA i. KIuRsy, Indian Agent
A. the CIHtah Agency. Utah; John La
fsb-e, Receiver Of Public none at
Ds-asoud, Dakota; ". Parker, Consul
General at COEea; $. ". Johnston,
Postmaster al Ap4c0rda, Montana.
Senator Morgan reported On amend
tDsui to the appropriation bill accepting
the O1er Of the g~yTeEnnIeat Of Japan 10
Va - EANN 40 AAt lily CA
Toxic foE legation purposes, and re-
,eCmnsrdsI sn appropriation Of So
90 for the erection u e suitable build
iHg.
The House Committee on P~ostofices
.si.d Post Avsds completed he post
Office appropriation bill aud it will he
PToH;iy reported TO the House. The
1.l spPr9priates fOr the pO-tsl service
dur hg the i-cui yt4r the sum Of Sj4.-
.32c,5o3, an iBG,eas= Of $685. sos over
fAe appropriation Of tie present fiscal
year, and n deg:ease Of SGj9. SO as COM
pared Nith the Departments ,~s.iInates.
The estimated rsyeune for the GeIt fs-
cal year il SI7.li2,2 52. and tie .est.-
'paied deddeucy, Qudeiuite) is S7,iiJ,
eI2.
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roxEGx xKws.

Al; Eeeiag OF u. London CASzbs-
4 COzasTr. Wednesday. Nj. Fo-sSd
Conservative Renbes q Pxls4sls
ftO3 LaSEsAire. and = pEoziBSa: Ds--
chant Gsi sAip oS2s- Of LvvrPsaL pre-
Sd-L He Atta5aied :Se present de-
prcsSS0n IL British ursGe 10 ale spr-
azuon q sod Gslst~i bE tie eo@Pa-
Soa Q; toryisa Trodaee AM nsuzfze-
ares ;UrEsd OCT - sELkS l4hoE, iD-
p-0ve1 b. t~eAHizi eiG&aoa-
The meeting Iy = vote E-zry mani
zoasly, reso!s=i that tA= d~-FrrarrsE
q Iver Al - p---=: k=GDcy 10
rZrl dlsUs- - ROXY, i diSzfSIrc
tale reDe7Iy. All E-s@2ls eaten
ooZzsTcs - p.r%=1lr. zEl uz-ei
lie p5Vsran=zI - unite Siih o[LrE
ooaEtT.e- - ;Ae ea5==voE t0E=1s9e -
v,T TO it, :cGZTsE tGae;3oa - = lte4! ten
4=E- tkeseSy EIVIaE Z = pE@n L. IL
stead .! a EaztGat.us T-lse-
hssrePs1si TIA; til srs: oaiIise c:
GL2sUEe's IH-a proposals haze 6~en
presrli-d 20 lis Colleagues IL 1s C-h-
let sni TIA: thS PrGL< s- the
whole I-ugiL Of Restoring iLs HAN Pax
iAns2;-
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II the French CzAmSeE c: Depztie-
Ta4r~isy. = strange mzu II the gallery
arose eIe.tediy, dew a revolver, fred il;
iaiss EitL downward ain. aud then
c2oLy threw a Letter tauARl C.-:Deu-
ceE. TIE nza s=s slc&ly Sod aud
hurried oz; by the police. When the
sIc-:soel; lad suL=IeL q i-;ira= L-l-
Jet -, :oaEI ~ tie I Ct o.; IT, Pr,.i-
d--i Q: ;L= Cl=ube-. The prisoner
s-il lie was q soldier sLg Lad ben -
H. Heated by IL ,zraGu- AID i-arg-l
~ the Oilers q !u-t.c= Tia: L. rr-aTt=l
to tie ds-gy94te e-Es'.sn; @! ~oF==tl-. d.
ssE-4t.yl IL l.= CLaE.,E uf D,Iutes
IL o.l=. % E-cG.e -;;e-:au 70 IL -5.ey-
alc=s. The pneg2-r gave hi, uame .s
PC--rre, and said - va. az en-. III
the Preach army. lie asserted tA@t tie
letter Shieb he threw towards C.rmxa-
ccEa eDGtiaeI 81 ofer to give the gov
eEumcui the names Of tie LetrayeT. O..
NeiE-
The Spciai% members Of the Cham
Der have joined in 1isng teeuams T.
the British worklnen" IL tie Hoo-a
Of CsIaloEs Proposing q joint iu~t-Eua-
uoual u~pssG-2t IL the interest q L.
boring men. The main objects o! tie
proposed Movement az 70 Og IT, sec.I-
IEg Of the reduction q! tie hours OF Ia
Dor, the Improvement - the sAll;.5y
condition Of the Workshops, the p-Oi er
Limits 10 wo:k Ge-L4Gcd U. women aid
minors, and the absolute EroLill@uu
against allowing cLiIjEen u e!lLer s-K
under fourteen year, o! age to work 81
ali, IL sh'ps or factories. The telegram
sEs--ss tia: the British wUrkmru join
those O: frau1= il asking the workmeu
Of America and Europe 10 send del
eEa;es to the Congress 10 lie held next
September in seine place TO l. hereafter
designated for the PIrpase Of d:scus-iu.
meaEs ito emaHciPate the wor4meu OF
eli countries"
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Cisrf Al til w.lhrr EorSe. "a found
i-ad IL Lis SiS ,ariAy noguins. Tie
TaSERs SAYS that trOG IL tie facts
that can lie cleaned II Is sk3Su thai NJ
HgEAT3 tied a bottle e~ozaiainS 81
ounce Q! ~ealoro:orm 70 a sponge aa4 in
Laid lie drag Whue IN bed Hau2G 4
weak heart TIE small quantity Of ihe
Dig puciReei fatal rsec;.
Isws- rzmored On the STREETS that has
death MS Deliberate saisi4-. Tat; Al iu-
gary ;-.o tie iss:s shoEs that 10 be e.
5aegGs There IS zbUadsL eygd-n-vlJ
variant the bslrf that LIZ. HpvzFd's
death resulted from n overdose @!
sLIurs.5-@ -La5u.s;ervI - gGicl Eis
ns:yes and psoi=oe seer. h having
oecz IL tx LGi o! - mixing us= Of
II, GIls.
The supreme Court Of Ohio ha, rn-
le.vi = juds-su; q custer IL the 7-a
~4r-la.' Csc sga.a,; the C.ne.2aa;.
Pgi.se Cgm@is,i. uvrs, bu: reused l.
ogs: Superintendent Hud-oa. Who vas
elected Tor oae yrlE. The acU o:
Go~.eraor Foraker il r-uoEias the Com
misIuecgs j. thus su,talard. IL HuI-
sons case the decision j., unauiaaou..
-. II tie Commissioner, F.LIS:t Ls-
se-;ci.
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DISTRICT COURT.
X. X. Bi5ELow. JrDGE.
Saturday. Feb. II, 1856

Saturday. Feb. II, 1856.
Court convened tbs morning at the
usual honr. pursuant TO ndj ,urnmcDt
aud transacted the following business.
LNferty, " Peitier ct al-Aiotion to
Te,a1 costs-orderrd tina: defendants
have twenty days to Gic aridlvits auI
that plaintiffs have ten days thereafter
40 file counter afiiayiis.
Argument on Ssid Wo;ion to be heard
at same time that motion for new Trial
will be heard.
Execution was ordered STAYED until
motion for new trial was settled and dis.
posed of or further order Of the Cont.
Plaintiff TO have 20 days after filing
statement OIL motion for new trial. In
which to propose an amendment 10 the
statement
May Queen Mining Company VS.. Z.
McNamec, ct aL--Sotice of melton 70
discharge Receiver came up for heat.
ing-stipulstSd by parties in open
Court, and ordered 4hat the hearing Of
motion may be concluded, md that tie
same may DO called up for hearing he.
fore the Court or Judge at any time BY
either party, on five days notice to the
other party. and that IN the meantime
said Receiver be discharged ternporari.
ly.
State w. Rogers.-Timc for answer
ing continued until Saturday, March
9Th. to which time Court adjourned
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The siE-year-old twin daughters OF
Sir. LcIlic. ut SAamokin, Pa. went into
their fathers mill Thursday, AMI stray
Ing into the uTp,T part Of the buiIdirg
b. themselves, their clothing was acci-
deRtai'y caught By n revolving shaft.
TIE Children were whIrled around until
their absence caused n search, and the
machinery was stopped. Both the lit
lie Il lei were horribly manglcd and II
WAS sti!! alive, but with little or 10
hope VI recovery.
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Silver Stste:-Dn. Hanson and pa 4.
son disagreed as TO the sanity of Cipr-
nee Gray, who j. { ntehccd to be *
ecutcd next Eriluy. Lawyer 1~IucIiil-
Ian, who is doing all in lis Iowrr to
save Gray from the gnllows then e-kci
nFt the Sheriff summon a jury to de-
ieruiHe whether or not Gray is n lima
tic, or fcigning insanity, and the Sh r
in and Distric; Attorney granted the &c
quest. Meantime Mr.. Macmillan has
gone 10 Carson to eudcavor TO get the
Board Of Pardons to commute Gray's
sentence. Failing in this. the Sheriff 4
jury will probably I've impaucl il next
Tuesday. and IL they find that Gray i
sane he will doubtless c1piate his crime
on.tEe scuaJid.
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Senator Fair on Friday telegrnphci
TO Supt william GnrrnTd, at Carson
City. as follows. ~ have presented
Clark address to Secretary Manning,
aud made strong = rgo3ul argument on
Mint matters. u yOu Suggest any nd.
dltional reasons for r,-openiug the
Mint, please mail tbcn immediately
mud telegraph inc shen mailed. Feel
hopeful Of success ip both Mint api
Mad uauers."
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Times Review Mrs. Amos Roach
and daughters and Miss Mary Graham.
will shortly opeH n restaurant in the
baildUng st ibe Sorner OF Wred aud
Front streoRs. next TO Primenux h Co.'s
store. The place is nov undergoing
thorough oyCEhauliyg.
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TimesEeyieE-TAe l~res=ss Of the
Dexter mine IN the loser part Of town
have extracted between ~ and 30 tons
Of ore which will be worked ct the
Grand Prze mill in the course of q icw
days.
Several Tuscaror miners will 60 10
C0naoolia ueE week t o voIk the old
dumps III that abandoned district.
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1t is reported hat the fr-t ontline Of
Gladstone Iih proposals. hns been
present d to his colleagues in the Cabi-
net, aud that the Pre.ay.r goe, the
whole length of restoring the DalIiu
Iush Parliament.
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Reno Journal-Thc term Of g. s.
Wright, Rs Receiver o! the Carson Land
Ohlcc, will expire April 18th. and that
of J. S. Mayhugh. Agent Of the Western
Shoshono 1niiugs. on tie Sth Of Nay.
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pet na.as ,A:aa ~pl4yt4ny asaaE

- .
RosG-oa Ike ,ers=A2- Gs-Ass l. mixing
d sppezr4rts. British COsU-ab1a las
h-o1.as aAiaed by Is- iuaOicoaou o;
iEe disease tho aga C-a = iaGiszz-
gaa. II tie Cape @vsE4 eases Az ~
ported
ANes Yo,k dispatch says: Three
cigI auls Brown \ EEis. Levi Bros
ar5 IcCoy L Co. Lave ocuduGed 10 &C
cr:s the knights %! LAIR ASr! r-S- !
paid Jy the Union shops, at ~ a-Gis
"A lie skous ALL - 20 VogA-
\ Lewiston, Maine. Dispatch s-ys
Moses Crafts X Co, ald Dsase.y-
Si.Uat L Co. s4oe m~Auu..carrss @:
Agbzra, nave :.l.ovci the example o:
A. Cr,huan < Co, ~ entering mo
An agreement v.iA tie Knights O.: L.
b0r. which hall gg.--a tier relations
Will tluis employee OiAeE AIMS Vii
gggb-bi! follow.
\ New York dispatch says: The
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-07

Al the close Of the second game IN
the Mckennn--Morris billiard mntsb,
the score stood Morris 5000 Mex cnua,
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
DOWN. in 'FRONT.'!

This is the slogan of the day, as it ap-
pies to the myriads of vile compounds
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Avoid all the "Tonics" "Bitters" Ec.,
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nj all, use an article of merit and rcputa-
ton:
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is known all over Laurcns County, and
out of it as II remedy for every form of
malaria, Chills and Fever &c. Every
body. uses IT,. For sale by Is. f.. Poscv
and J. j. " likes. IaurcnS: II. Y. Vance
tlinton; Gray IL sullivan, Dorroh's:
sullivan IL Milan, Mt. G~allcghcr; j. II.
Crisp X Co., GOldvillr.
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