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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-17
F. Fentross, Sol'r. for Com.

SHILOH'S Waller is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shi
oh's Cure
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-17
MACON MEDICINE Co. MaC3l. Ga.

There is nothing equal to the Great
Acme Remedy to restore your nerves after
excessive drinking, and what is still more
creditable to the remedy it will, if used as
directed, destroyed the appetite for rum
and stimulating drinks
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-17

If you suffer pricking pains on moving
the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and
find Your sight weak and failing, you
should promptly use DR.. J. Fl, McLean's
Strengthening Eye Salye. 25c per box.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-17

ACME COMPANY,
Box III, Kansas City, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

IL lOlK LANE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
nour. 25d-st station uftecn
a. M aliy except sundays Day Express. Bunet raw
nsroom tosehe, 10 bngham!on hmira hornelsvlo
,p. n:TDay chicago AMI It LOUIS Limited express,
@ eaTge for s 81 ae Arrives Seadve l5
oI O. Gn % sesaa mo p % Chicago 9So
p m-2ay Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited" arriving
1885 he most popular night train between ewfork
.p m-Day. Chicago Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches TO BnghAInon slnira Buffalo Niagara Falls Gu
KuIhcIiorI iassslc 40 s4s 5:2o, 100, $50 1920
$50 7:i6 7:46 $50 1880 D. M. Zoo mblnght sundays
t:45, $780, lO:2oa lao Ala ESQ., 745 $780, iosop
sS5 ss 60 aO &C. so 1880 ESQ.,
$50 i isS an % isa 40 4aS w.
wa Ssxs S go soS $50 SO 60 1899
and unIay nishtsou sundays. saba H.. $40. $50
1So $50 C lC2Ua an. a' ESQ SC S
sundays. G:4b $50 loco a l:45 4:lo $3.50. 800
wsr%cE 4i5 ZOO io.2oa H. 1880 p N. sundays s45am
Monticello ana whito Lake 9OOA m- $3.50 SUNDAY s.
NsSC,s amt Cornwall. 100 SOoa s'9 49, $500 600
Montgomery, "ondout AMI ningston 4Ao 700 H. $3.50
scranton, yunmore 800 a n. &on NJ except sundays
Goshen, l.aA 6Ao 100 200 io2oa M $3.50 $50 aSo 100
14j. 1900 /. III sundays 645. $780, lO'2O a. $50.
AddetcSn i'i5 o'4o $50 300 lo2oA $3.50 4.so 100
Too sOOh NJ he 300 q. m tram stops at Man-st only
74S. 800. .so T. H. sundays $780, 1890 a m- 600.
Boat ' cave est 25d. y s45 H. $40 pm.evory
m nSsT " anu sS to g. to @ very hour every gn9 a
7!5A H. u 1910 p IN. every thirty minutes io;4op IN. 70
Tickets and a.r%ens Drawing Room and
o on es' 30. sOi III G@cs,%sy is7 ~s:Ss
EIpress the Vest arrive IN Now'York Al1
'''' JoaS n xBBoFr Gen'i Passr Agent, Nsw.YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ART MAGAZINES.

rhr.o roxv art magazines make their appear
e.os TIM. season in New-York. Boston ana Phade'pha
tentatively In this city Mr. George r. ke''y 70 +"
~,b,,sh shortly the first number OF INC Ar "'''"
Sn,. =, n announced will be highciass monthly con-
s,,,s s,chipcs and photographs after the works OF
.r,c.n artists aud signed articles relating especially
- .,rr.p. uhases OF the arts In this country Among
SAs contributors the first number VIII lie Mr~ oen,
lar Van Rensselaer, and Mr. s. X koehier mere WI"
IA an etching by Mr.. f. S. Church ehtitieo i"o
Hresmers and three photosravures after paintings ny
NeasrA j. c. Beokwith and +. C. Jones ana eS'"o'
D.vid before the Combat" by Mr.. George T. Brenster
Tn no,son the first number of an Illustrated monthly
magazine called American Art has just been pu"sneu
:. NJ II # Robiusou Like its New-York contenpo-
rary this periodical Is intended TO maintain niE"
s,andard"a trustworthy ambition, but one whicn
hrourht about the demise OF the old American ATT nc
sieto
In Philsde phia there is to he periodical win '"o
remplex title OF The ConnsOjSSeur; Bd"y' h"""S "'
Riddless Illustrated Quarterly Of Art and Decoration
Tbis magazine will itself largely with app"e"
ART with special reference, 1t may be inferred so"0
particular interesis
wb.tner An art magazine of the higher order can Oe
supported In this country lie doubtful matter Inc ART
publications which have prospered nave o"eu 'o
success chiefly to tho close attention wnicn '1o'
given to successive decorative art crsz-s no" W
crate In ono way another question OF interest,"
70 most women and some men, and the maga%De'
which have answered this question in the iu'es' anu
most practical way have reaped the largest re""rs
Those OF the reading public who take matters se'ou'
and crave discourscs upon high art nave al '"e' VI"
osal IArt Les Lefres ct les Arts and the Gd-e"e deS
Beaur Arts among French periodcasof which the hrs
ut least appears TO have American circulation OF
some consequences The Portfolio The Magazine ~ arr
and The Art Journal added TO their English ccee
con cradle number Of American readers lhcr' arr
half dozen art Journals OF varying preensions already
published this city, with others occupied Tor the os'
part with trade interests. Notwithstanding tho ds-
couragfng features the situation. there is field for
m American art magazine OF the very best khd'
although limits OF this field may be narrow ana tno
attempt will have many we'll wishers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and after OCTOBER (. 1888
GKEAI lkI NIX Ii Ne


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains besDrosse and CourtIandt Stree
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West with Pullman Palace
Cars aaee ~ ne, + ard p ao Anew ss
ing Cars ats. m every day
" atS coa"ssns Cory
b hSF hSeoV Ws Sl M e" Washing
u nj ssr, w. ,9r,s, e. ~ lT ss as T
100 4:$o and ma ~, II night sunday tl6A N
For FOR t a1s"'S sv o ssSsp' H. On s"Tys only
Long Branch Bay JUNCTION ant nIermedrs ati9na
D. n On Sunily. III ana 5 D. uonot stop at AsburV
For I'd Point and Norfolk York Pnl.lo,eh a!
Norfolk iiailrott = n every lay via Baltimore AL
Boats' Brooklyn Annex coanec, s,tn ~ ,hrsisl 'i.
at Iersev ttoriinr speedy mi urei1 transfer ot
so Ti t,"% % % ina saSsi 5s
e9o 90, m I'D. -, ,.;a' b;ot. $50 and O3J Z
S%Ho $40 $50 tgS $50 so I S2c 3d. i t
iisoS n 9O 200 g, ~ SO ~ }I s5 e, s5S
59l s5A 'na ~, 6 Isl; &1 S Ss} and
Pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express o'o New or~ va uesJro's'' ami Court
e.Ea 7:2S :. 200 q Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
a h Y as ana \ Accc % a 80 % and aJ
pm. sundays express, j:lj 800 Ltaten AMI 10 ~
1fa u.s. ssvns Sew "" York ais escer Saay at s AMI
laa aG S % r1a, to- tor CA Ca t' n' IN
Hf " 2S 5 s 'ays F 800 6s Te5 500 sso Il
Ills. @i,sa Express IA AMI 40 nS a. i iSa
$ & 40 ~ o 80 a1 a ~ 4o 2 81 niSb 5S S
Leave Philadelphia Camden 900 NJ daily except
Ticket uces $40 4s5. and ga Broadway Aston House.
and Desbrosses and Courandt st No CourtsI and
stsSn. jersey ty EsrS1 Ticket occ Battery
The New.YorS Transfer Company Will call Tor IND casc<
baggage iron hotels , and residences y woon
Genera Manager Genera fassi Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
IN. ~ 400s3 80; Tcrans 81 20

Natyes 20 OOas4 co. Western - 400S3 80 TcxanA " ~
as3 10 Lambs 81 00dA 30 - .
ST LOUIS oct. 25.--Catts- Receipts $3.50 head snp-
ments 90 market Good to Choice Native snip
ming Steers ~ sUass Butchers Steers SO 009S4 10;
Texas grades. 81 90 ~ 50 Cd. .oo ..sr
Hocs-Receips 5000 head shipments 300 market steady
Rutci,er md Choice 81 Nd&4 10 PACKING 30 800
a. ~ Iicht ~ sOa 81 no Pigs 81 00d 81 rs.
Receipts ZOO head Shipments 300 market active
Common 10 Extra, SO 00aS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.

y,,t6oT Of LIBERTY ST., N0RTm RIVER
For PHiLAbnLPnIA and TRENTox, Bcun s'N Brook
'9 Tag SS6AY eo 400 i s AGO. s ssS Sss5
Ghestnat II a coIaiaoii-sve iOr TanasGax coasSo.
DRAW Nu:K0oM cAtson all Day Trains AMI SLEEPING
HslarnnE le.ys fHfLxDrLPTIA, Siass a.. Green It's.
at 5io So 800 zoo 1880 49, ioa 80 saa so5
igERA4 s PSAH t sSG Penn
fss ,'%iILiAas;pr9R SUSRURy 5LEwlsBvRo and
sef ci ana It fsS az 5 $50
llo0n p; loo Iso. 400 $50 5aS 1900 IN. Sundays
a AMI G q; Too $50
loo, 1880. 345, o:4op IN sundays At OsOp n
For FSSrTAMAoTA 7a5 SSo1 a iso 4a 400 II
Sts,Jo 100. osOA loo. 1880 $40 0is p sundAys
ior S%sfoE 400 800 a. m loo $780, s4s 400
ier O sii Cd nHiDu Al 400 S:So S s:Sa 40
toi fL@MiNGIoN 7Oe e:so a a.. loo 1850 4:oa $50
5:VU o:oo,. m; snlea, .;C't IN ,,o ,ao I'M. 80,
a. H 100 100, $3.50 aO. 400 isv, Oov $50 o:sS 600
So 20 go. &c iS'o ILL s1na"'' -'O" $40 IN.
M soS Ss 20 ' &C.. s ; s esq , Sls
5so Gao 90. 700 .S@ ~, s'io 'Sc lC:so iz:vo a.
lVr PnNim AMDof svv. Uvv. ol5. li;oo II:4oA
Loo toS ~ SCI .i Cs SI1y. s sov 4 a.
leIcev, Ocean 1toycJ a, +:Vo. v'Vo a. N. 49, ,,,
fSr iLIHiKnWoop. ioas hivEiI 8AKSEoAT aisoa
.s si SSrLAN ic cirE VlNGLANp AND SsIOGGroS.
A:Vv a. IN. Loop. III
NIN-J.nsEY SOUIhERN Division
PROM Pier No y. North River wa SANDY tiook
For hluuL ~, SkAbttIuAl LONo bhANCH 400
D.. n.
Noin h,e H. .tl zol AL v44. Lao aud lS1S broAt
way ttL-a>c- >ilhtvL-st-
las urveu i4t hast l2otist ioSS bowey. ia
CanAs principal hotels IN Now iorA Iity la brvvs-
yn.l No sCOuist lO7 broadway, oSs, $40 Fuons zlu.
NY Manhatsuve In hOOoAen, 26A Westinghouse New.
wll call anu check oAggaGo uom
lol,ls ui i,siaenoe ~ destination ,...
j +. MOO,lEN- T. u hANCoSh
'G.u.r.l Mauager. Gen. Pass. anu Ticket Age
/ H. n BALDWIN a. T. r. Agt llv Liberty 81, NJ ~
DUPULAk SHORE LINE Tor Boston, Prov,
i dence Newport and all New.England Points. All TAI.
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily SUNNY
H. tparior attached ANU "A hns
earsl SUNDAY trans 10 III WIN p~S
ace piror cars III with palace sleeping cara ,,, .r,.
take 100 boston kfpfess VIII ~
Arr. connects At export ~ 7;eo u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
r,,wvopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER g. 1885
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

& ia PRIME ccrs wear 50 90 s. 49, and
'H OF TIE arrivals Of Bseyss the past
week ss6 head less Than last week and 80 he"d O'o
" i'll moderate arrivals wcnesay and some exrort ne
and there was an pTovemeni OF ga Zoe on her gr les oi
NStr" deapcd stiIi further Il 2Oc per 10 The
ccpts were light Friday and with continued mon,r
orr Cool aii nad Ha s an1 ,an Cattle
G ,vcp nv then Wednesday and the market closed
"@ h assSn%e"i OF James oshea wholesale saughercr
VIZ , nos, coi aring ieaturr Of the week busnrss IL
totally unexpected anI while inc Iosss d and hitherto
, =. mark Is continue dun at per ID for Rerg
orator Bee aud 100 rc per H. estimated "r's'eu A
for American Live Cattle. ,,, ,,,
oa,se Heavy Vea Fed calves AID Grasser IN over supply
and ,ct@u "T r .carc 81 led snS ior the
sI peis hnrryiug tn forward to market me aohn
snoc anG 10y c Pse veo al poultry operate 10
a,, aa H0 %ct iy yno aisns the dead
sharp rovuwald tendency in prizes Develop" cary ID ,ne
Tam5s iilv a,c pei ID. There slight improvement IN
cGgng,d but seller were holding with little more conf
drnce saturday Good stock held up MIN whe o'er
I've Hogs have been extremely dul dropping OF about &c
per Srl IN 70 s aiasy a"' ''c'0 WIS 10
EEEVEs Rec pts yesterday and to-day were 25t cars Of
igl head ~ - Jersey city and so car, NJ oos
MI Eastman had ~ cars at the upton yaS AMI t , ON
themarkci. SALE animporiant. .,.,.,
tel house 50 wartzchh & sulzbcrger and II cars
~a'" leovmp alont iiO cars on sale There were
= number Of drov,s of very Prime Bnlocks IRON Ono
nfnckv aud West Nirgnla and good sprnking Of Tex
aus foora os and Natives The demAni was iair
81 ~ yr,f,s Inn Tie market very literally supplied
viii 900 Dfevcs aud while ~ the sales were NJ
,,n1t Friday. rrur,s prices averaged near lnr lower,
@n,,tv considered and common and ~ liun Va
I've wcrc generally r seay with poor scruhhy sterrs
Inv Cows and ,us dun and lew Dads remained
r..oit -, the close 40 demand { r. rNppft
rexs ChcIosreS and C,lOldp- soil at ~ .o1Sl 10 UT
r,ry 10 Choice Naive HnOcks at 50 150 - 20 WIN one
@ "a Of TAtrs bringing - 20. and picked steers
~ ~.
a nj a lev Gid oxen AT - % -
Va .Iprents of 1--we stock oil Meat from this port
O ,,,o ......e.. -, ~,
weeks shipments Live Cattle and sheep ana Dressed
pocf and Mutton yer ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
4 Ill fares cduced.-Stonington Line. TT
RIVER BRANCH

Il NEW-YOkk, NEWHANEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lS2i-st and
lncOln ave-. Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
River reached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroa, daily
sundays al 6i5, 100 9lO 10 ll:5ja 2l0 3:55
$40 $40 1890 y. Morris.
Pomn Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West chester
1m"sOns Bay Chester (Pclhan Bay Barlow (Cy Islam ~
Pelham Manor and New-l ochelle. connecting at New
Rochelle with trains all points The line OF the
NewlOrk Nrw.liaven and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and Line DIVISIONS New.Canaan. MddletOwn, New.
Suhrld branches AMI Boston all
Midnight train for New Rochelle and ali intermediate
at l2.lt a. ~. daily, except Mondays.
Sunday New Rochelle and All intermediate
1901 and $3.50 p. m the latter train
ing al New Rochelle with way trans To stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains ives, 42dst ''str, ss follow and 20 min
ufes earlier non ioOf OF Jav-st. North RIVER
Detroit snd lineage s 80 Pm exc -sii' p m
-. Louis, -tft -s;D p m. 49, nm =, 4, a
" 9,ica and Svracnse slO !9SOa m 800 .s:lOp m
Highland. Kingston S,ry rites oct ~. Albany '"io
-7lO .g:3l 1928. NJ Ills 5000 $40 n. m o z ~
Crarstons West Point Cornwall. NewlHrg '3:lI >fiIy
1880 1910 1928 m. 4;15 S;lOD m; ana 'o;oob IN
Cranston's. Cornwall. NewhIro
For Montreal and Canada East 900 n m ,.
Hamilton. London, '93ob 'ooo Hi' y. n i'''""h
93Oa m. 1900 'S:lo n ~., S,,x.., ,,.u. ma, nj,
EIeganr To- nalo Niagara f@us pee o'@
{ nj 20 and ~ Ions II rhr 'ug tr' nt
rDaiy Other trains daiv except sunday - -..,.
For tickets tne.,ables paror sleeping car aceommons
information annv ~ Offices b""hyn 2o1 -
NewYork div scs 7sE o49 Proadway 1881 Bowey, and
West Shore stations fooof Wfs RY IL y FIT - :"
Ina.a Annnk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
Dressmaking.

NVINK and SQUIRREL lined circulars and
it wraps which becoming so fashionable again lot
IN are and opera wear manufactured by e. Z. SHAY Me-
lO3 Prlnce-st
nRESSMA KING.-By a good cutter. filter,
~ draper out by the day work at home
~ Vest 4Sthst. 18th floor.
nRESSMAKING-B an expert waist filter !;
has made dresses the Court in London sollclts
work TO do at home Call address DHEoSMAkER. 800
9th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
y pier 25 RI at 3p an p m Sundays exec ted)
eamers arrive time for early trains north and east

NEW HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier 25 f. RI at ii SUNDAYS exec ted)'
steamers arrive for early trains north and east
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Juno 2l 1885
I9a M Rochester Express tlrorrh irtvinrroou 'srs
Albany rrov Montreal Svrarrss IN pSchestsr
$3.50 4 H. The Limited" with tinin@ cars stoppingN
Albany Utica Svrarnse Rochester Buffalo Niagara rai1
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving AT Chicago 300 ~ ana
st. Ions 7:40l m next tIr n
1910 n. Th.t,o FvD-ass fraw IN g-roon rars1p Cah
andaigus, Rochester N RuTeln ... ,
tii:3O a m. Western vew-York tni Nortlsrl Er,r"a
s.so, M Albany rrov Utica irora,. with drawing
room 10 frov
n N Chcagoanf It. Lonis vpresA WIN eepn g-cars
for Niagara Fals Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
caqo and St Ionis. pninc.car New YORK TO Albanv
6:3O m Montreal with sleepingcars 10 SVrtcus0
and 10 Anburr road and 10 Saratoga also To Montreal
fa5 n M Poetic Fyrress with slepniD@car' Tor Rocnes
ter Buffalo Niarara Falls Cleveland. oefo nefroi anu
Chicago Sleenng-cars to CLAYTON and oehenrg "aD ca
cept SATURDAY. .,, .,oo,,r - .,.n,
pd rov CONNECTS with morning trains for the Wess
and for the Nor SATURDAY night
TcLets on spl Grand Contra nepo'. NO battery
Place Frdadway arlen IeTot l2hthst an' 4'h-aVe
and,' Westctnt yrfsf or cfs, Part place inca. hi"r
wavi 7s5ani "a? Proadvav and e2 West l2hth-st New
Recommendations in drawing.room an seepngcsrs can y
nrocur A. ,nv ticket offices In New YORK NiU @no
533 Washngton-st. BROOKLYN.
sTheee daily All others naliy .kcept ,unnay
~ TnU1,FY az D. NJ. KENDRICK,
General SnneIintenden General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARK Els BY TIE

CHICAGO. oct r. The Dropers Journal Cattle
Receipts shipmenta lOOOi steady Ship
Mug IS Ods5 40 Sockers aud Feeders ~ 20 ass 90
lows Bulls anu Mixed 81 bOdS2 30. Bulk ~ as2 20
through Cattle Cows. 81 O6dg2 10: steers
4. 81 a - Western Rangers lower; Natives and Half
BREEDS 500 IS rs Cows ~ 4Oa2 80 Wntered Texans
> 10 as 81.
Hoos-Rsceipts $4,000 head. shlpmenta 5000 market
-toay Rough MiIo. s3 5OdSi 90 Packing and Ship
pn. VI Light Weights IS 5Oas4 10 skps " Az
a s3 S.
Shssp-Reoeps. 3.Oooi shipments 1000. market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
DRTHERN RAILROAD NEW Jersey

~ Trans leave from Chamberss station for Engewood,
Ienafy Oste Sparki aud \yack $500 $780, $50 $3.50 and
1850 M ll5 800 400. 45O. 5;20 $40 $780, 500 1890
p. 1900 midnight sundays $3.50 400
y. For Valley Monsey and Talmans $780,
$780, $3.50 400 $780, 500 sundays $50 "a 800
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.

FOR NOVEMBER
RARE PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR THOMAS POW
NALL Frontspece.
GOVERNOR THOMAS POWNALI4 Colonial Statesman.
Illustrated. BY Robert Ludlow Fowler. 49,
HI.IORIC HOMES THE HERMlATGE Illustrated
THE FIRST ANARCHIST BY Arthur Dudley Vnton.
BRADDOCK'S DEFEAT BY +. J. Chapman. A. NJ.
VIRGINIA'S CONQUEST The NOruw estern Territory
"THE SPLIT AT CHARLESTON IN 1860 BY A. W.
C1asop. ... - ~,
nv Alfred X Lee late Consul General T. =. A.
GENERAL POPE AGAIN a Noteworthy Criticism. by
Professor w. Allan.
MARGERY COKBlN A Poem BY George Houghton
Other Interesting contributions
And the seve valuable departments
Price ) cents single number So year
Published at 80 Lafayette Place. NewYork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
DELAWARE, LACKAW ANNA and IVES
,iUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHTl!

TROY BOAIS-ClrIIENS' LINE.-FOr
~. Troy AMI the nth Tro. Excursion tickets 50 30
utv eIccp, saturday Oi ChrstOpner-st. y.
ia touches Il Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
New Civilizations.

"Its always pleasure TO welcome the Magazine OF AneI
can History with ANTIQUARIAN Interest its historical ana
biographical value ne type aud paper aud It's antique
Illustrations - Brooklyn Eagle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
,AII. RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED

J. Boston 50 Newport 81: Fall River.'s2 First-class
limited tickets Correspondence reduction to all Eastern
noInts Steamers PTLGRI and BRISTOL lea, q New'York
on alternate DAYS SUNDAYS incnte ~ w. rom PIER -
Y foot of Murrayst Connection via Annex Boat from
Rrooklvp 1870 n. M. Jersey CITY, n. M ....s.,
LONG WATER ROUTE FULL NIGHTS RESE
six morning short rat rhe fme w MIN
utes each r TIfkets stafsroonS
e b secured al All nrincpa transfer and ticket
offices at the Office on Pier % and on steamers ~
o"'o' " wv GEORGE L. COMMON
RORDEN q LOWELL. Agents Genl Pass Agent
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-07-09
ssmuel F. Coleman.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VA.
Juna 1Et. 1886.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VA,
June LIST, 1886.
Editor Vindscator:-Hoping that you are
friendly to the purposes of this communlca-
ton, ask the favor of presenting the claims
of Col. Sam'l F. Coleman to the people of the
10th District; trusting through this medium to
reach your many readers and acquaint them
of the eminent ability and availability of this
champion of the rights of the people. And
first, the writer from long and intimate &C
quaintance, can affirm that he is no self
seeking politician, and if selected as the
standard bearer of this District, it must be the
work of his friends, recognizing in him the
true worth of the man, compelling the con-
clusion, that if intelligent and persistent work
unstintingly given through many years, with
out hope of reward can furnish grounds OF
trust and confidence, then this gentleman's
claims cannot be ignored. His great popu-
Iarity in all these Eastern counties was clear
~ demonstrated in ]ast years contest as the
candidate as Floater for the legislature by re-
ducing nearly 1000 votes the strength of the
Republicans in the two counties of Cumber-
land and Buckingham, and in close District
as the 10th, it is absolutely necessary to the
success of the Democracy that this vote be
solidifed and held, and no man in the District
can do this more efectually than Col. Cole
man.
You remember, Mr.. Editor, in the contest
in 1885, it was Coleman's self-sacrifcing spir-
it in refusing to allow his friends to push his
claims for preferment before the nominating
convention held in Staunton, gracefully re-
firing in favor of the Hon. Ran. Tucker, when
his strength was clearly sufficient to have
made Mr.. fuckers nomination doubtful. Col.
Coleman has high order of intelligence, with
every qualification requisite to make him
frst-class representative, thoroughly identif-
ed with the interest of the people of the district
and would be a worthy successor of the gifted
Tucker: The equities of the situation de-
mand that recognition be accorded this part
of the district, since for IL years the candi-
date has been from the other end, and since
this part of the district can furnish candi-
date. the equal in intellectually and proven
leadership to any other section, we claim the
privilege VI oihOAAAS eAiAo 6ObptOAiARA' VI oof-
eral years he has been the patron of your
valley school, using his means and talents to
further the best interest of the district. In
conclusion, Mr.. Editor, the voice of this Sec
tion earnestly asks that his claims for con-
gressional honors be canvassed, honestly be-
ieving that the district can furnish no truer
gentleman, more intelligent representative,
or gallant standard bearer
FARMER.
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HE that procures his child good mind
makes better purchase for him than if
he laid out the money for an addition to
his formrr acres.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-16
con gESTz0N NOTES..

The late Elko Convention was a
very exciting gathering. The OPP
position to Governor Adams was
very fierce, and the men who led it
we're among the strongest of the
party, but Adams had been on his
still hunt SO long and had secured
80 many delegates that com bined
opposition could not beat him. He
went to Elko with 63 pledged to
him. This just elected, there be-
ing l25 in the Convention. The
opposition fought him hard and
only gave up when they found it
was hopeless, and when they sent
note by Saddler to him of the with
drawal of Hook Mason his nomina-
ton by reclamation was the only
thing left to do. MIR. Mason, how
ever, swore he would fight Adams
to the last. Col. Hardin and Theo.
Winters agreed to support Adams
and Hardin announced his candi-
dacy for Governor four years
hence.
The withdrawal of Cassidy from
the fsht for Congress was put up
on the ground that Humboldt
county had always treated him
handsomely and that each Of his
eleven delegates had personally
asked him to stand aside and let
Mcmillan get the nomination and
promising him Humboldt's hearth
est support for anything hereafter.
His declination was like bomb
shell, for all expected he would |
stand in, and his nomination was
had he done 90. When
came to endorse the
platform, pay his fee and make a
few remarks, he was 30 affected at
actions that he broke
down and cried.-Reveille.