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Notice to the Public.

The Power Of Attorney that gave to L. r. Hsw-
ley to act for me is this day revoked.
JOSEPH BRANSoN
Howe. Alturas County, Idaho, July II, 1886.
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For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dyspepsia A.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all Chronic and
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compound O1ygen-Its Modes of Action and
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THE ID-CoNTINENT BOILER WORKS.
K. T. Palmer Son, props. Manufacturers Of all
Kinds OF steam boilers, tanks. smoke stacks,
ana oreechings. Shop, cor. Santa Fe h 9Th
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SLOAN, JOHNSON & co.
Wholesale grocsrs, and proprietors Paragon Coffe,
and Spice Mills. 1002 and 1904 Farnsn st
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OMAHA MAGNETIC MANUFACTURING co.
We manufacture all kinds Of appliances for gen.
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Importers and jobbers in dry goods, notions ant
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SnrEoN FLINT, HENRY I. PApK.
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MONTANA.

''lIot days and cool nights seems
to be the expression of all here, and
with the exception of the cool nights,
has been the case for several months.
1t has been said by old citizens here
that they never knew of as hot and
dry summer. Nevertheless every
one that desires it seems to have
plenty of hay, and all the cattle
which it has been the lot of the wri.
ter to see look extremely well. Many
are already predicting "a hard win
ter" We never want to experience
another such as was the winter of
1SS4-5, when the signal service ther-
mometer registered 63 9-10 degrees
below ZERO.
Major Hartz and command will
evacuate the post in very few days
and Mai. Bates, of Ft. McGinnis
will occupy the post here. All the
boys seem to be jubilant, as they
have no gardens this year snd are
not particularly fond of walking
post" with the thermometer as above
stated. We wish them well. There
are many fine ladies and gentlemen
among the military people here.
! Gen. Heth, the Special Agent, is
still in charge, and things all seem
to be doing well. Every one has all
he can do and is likely to have for
months to come.
The Indian Commission of three
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SARDIS.

Again we make our appearance in
your columns, and allow us to con
gratulate you on the appearance of
your Paper in its new dress, it is
nobby, neat and chuck full of news.
j. NJ. Goodwin was on business
trip to Pittsburgh last week.
Wanted, night watchman over
by the corner underline Locust Trees.
For particulars call at the office of
+. w. G.
The Picnic was decided success
at Narrows Run last Saturday it
was held for the benefit of the NJ. +.
Church at Stuarts.
d. d. w. Boone will attend Medi-
cal College at New York before long.
s. NJ. Suter the Proprietor of the
Ohio Valley heneries is putting a
tin roof on his residence.
Miss Rena Boice is visiting friends
here in town.
Fishermen have again made their
lsppearance along the Ohio, and in
going up and down the River, here
and there, you can see Pyramid of
Beer Kegs looming up out of the
Willows, decorated with roasting
ears borrowed from neighboring far
mers corn fields. CHEs.
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LEWISVILLE.

! We think few notes from this
section of the county might be in
teresting to some of our readers. II
they will permit us to enter into
their circle as correspondent We
will endeavor to give them the latest
We look around and behold the
harvest is ended, and the summer is
about gone, and the Democracy Of
Jacksonian principles still survives
and flourishes, and we often hear the
cowboy murmuring to himself con
corning evening socials as he passes
to and fro.
You will please remember that OF
last Monday eve, at the residence o.
Miss 4. L. Gramlich, of Lewisville
pleasant birthday party was giyer
to the young folks, in behalf Of thu
lady's birthday, which was grant
affair and happy welcome Th,
young folks called at an early houl
and expressed their congratulations
their felicity and happiness to meet
her future welfare. At the hour O
ten they were called into an adioin
ing room to enjoy a supper prepared
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4 Nalking. Skeleton.


Mr.. +, Springer, Of Mcchanicsburg
Pa, writes: Il was afflicted with
lung fever and absccss on lungs, and
reduced to a ,rdlhing Skeleton. Got
a free trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
did me so much good that l bought
Il dollar bottle. After using three
hotties, found myself cnce, more q
man, completely restored to health
with hearty appetite, and a gain
| in flesh of Is lbs"
Call at r. W. Pope's Drug Store and
get free trial bottle OF this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large
hotties 90.
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BEALLSyILLE.

The SPIRIT this week, clothed in
her new garb. looks neat and tidy,
and we hope it's future career will be
a continual success.
Our little village is prosperous
and thrifty.
! Every business seems to he doing
well except the saloons. They are
on the decline.
| While the Dow Liquor Law may
have many things in its favor,yet it is
not without its drawbacks. 1 will
give an instance. A certain person
desired whisky for medical purposes.
He obtained prescription from a
physician, which cost him fifty cents !;
he then paid the Mayor twenty-five
cents to sign and copy it, after which
the whisky cost him the sum of thir-
ty-fve cents-thus making one-half
pint of whisky cost the sum of one
dollar and ten cents.
Two others that / could name
one of whom came five miles-had
to go away without on account of
the absence of the Mayor and Clerk.
1 know of no better way to overcome
the evil, than for physicians to keep
it in quantities themselves for mcdi-
cal purposes.
Anderson Hill who has had a long
and very severe attack of typhoid
fever, is so far .convalescent at this
writing MS to he upon the streets
again. We learn that as soon as his
health will permit he will take po-
sition as travelling salesman in
GAINESVILLE wholesale house, at sal
airy of $1,000 per annum.
Mr.. w. H. Stellers, a crippled I'm
ion soldier, has been appointed post
master at this place. Miss Amanda
Kirkpatrick, the present incumbent,
has been diligent and efficient Off
Ger, and can hand over to her sue
cessor the office with the consolation
of knowing that she has done her
work well.
Jeffers and Simeral will open
store in the first story of the Odd
Fellows building in the near future.
Some of their goods have already
arrived.
Every Democrat and Republican
should read Gen. Warmers speech
on the surplus money in the Treasu-
ry. NIcToR.
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for them, that would relinquish the
hunger from the most hungry. To
the right was a table covered with Il
number of presents of all the differ
ent varieties, styles and fashions,
presented as compliment by the
folks present. Shakespeare says, "All
is well that ends we'll" If this he
true the party at the brick was one
of marked success. Wishing ror
another party in the near future
Oh, yes, where is Swazey?
L. Y. +.
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NtOck lt0pS-NumDer l0r Iattcn-
ing compared with last year, 100 IL.
Stock Hogs-Average condition
as to weight and size, l05 II.
The harvest of wheat was about
two weeks earlier this year, and the
general condition is reduced from
S3.2 to SOL Il, and, the final csti-
mate, with the meteorological con-
ditions, cannot be much farther re-
duced.
a small decline of per ccntage is
apparent in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa and the cause of deterioration
are drought and chinch-bugs.
Winter wheat will be reported
next month (U. $. Report when the
results of threshing will be partially
known.
The London report of August 10,
1856, Indicate 10 II average lower
than last year Of the European wheat
crop.
CORN.
There has been decline in the
condition of corn since the first of
July, the general condition of ave-
rage being reduced from 95 II to 81
N, with the lowest condition in Hi
nois, Wisconsin and States west OF
the Mississippi.
TOBACCO.
Tobacco has done better in Ohio
and West Virginia than in any OF
the other tobacco raising sections
In some of the sections it is cOnsid.
cradle of failure, for instance, in
Maryland; also in Tennessee, whcIt
there was too much rain, and in
Kentucky, where there was long
rainy season followed by drought.
Hon. John Mcbride will draw a
large vote from the Trades Assem-
bly,, the X. of l.. and from the work
ingmen generally, which will elect
him, but then there are the capital
lists and the corporations to contend
with; but then they have more ''boo.
die" than votes, that's all. Mr.. Nc.
Bride is a recognized friend of the
laboring man. Down in cool
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Call for the Election of Delegates Il
the Judicial and Congress.
si0nal Conventions.

At meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee of Monloe Coun-
ty, Ohio held on the 25th day of
June, 1886, among others the follow
ing'rcsolutions were adopted:
ResoIrcd, That II. X. Walton, :. a. Atkinson
and q. w. Hamilton are hereby appointed u
committee to confer with a like committee
from Belmont County, in relation to the mat
ter of holding the Democratic Judicial Con-
vcntion for this Judicial subdivision, and the
said r. X. Walton. :. a. Atkinson and q. w.
Hamiltonare hereby authorized and empow-
cred on behalf of the Democracy of Monroe
County to agree upon the time and place of
holding said Convention, the basis of repre-
scntation and whatever may he necessary for
n complete arrangement for holding said Con-
ycntiOn.
RcsoIrcd, That IL is the sense of this commit
tee that the delegates to the Democratic Con-
grcssional and Judicial Conventions, from the
county, he elected by the Democrats of the
various townships in this county, unless said
Judicial and Congressional Committees shall
agree upon some Other plan of selecting said
delegates.
Rcsolred, That the chairman of the commit
tee bc and he Is hereby instructed to issue a
call for the election ofdelegatcs to the Judicial
and Congressional Conventions 80 soon as the
calls for said Conventions shall bc made 10y
the Congressional and Judicial Committees,
and the said chairman is hereby authorized
and empowered to apportion to each township
the number Of delegates to which the said
townships are respectively entitled.
Resolred, That If the delegates are elected
by popular vote the members of the Central
Committee of each township shall take charge
of and supervise the election of delegates for
his township, appoint the necessary judges
and clerks, and forthwith forward to the chair
man of the committee the result of said elect
ion, duly certified by said judges and clerks
and approved by said Central Committeeman,
and the chairman Is hereby authorized to
open said returns, declare the result and cause
to be published the names of the persons SO
selected In the various townships ofthis coun-
ty.
In pursuance of the first of the
aforesaid resolutions said committee
met a like committee from Belmont
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Thousands Saw So.

Mr.. 4. w.; Atkins, Girard, Kan.
writes: Il never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bitters to my
customers, they give entire satisfac
tion and are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purest and best med
icine known and will positively curt
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can afford to be without
them, They will save hundreds Of
dollars in doctors bills every year
Sold at fifty cents bottle by R. w
Pope.
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lcIIORr's.]
suMMERFIELD.

Description of the business part o
the town.
This quiet village with houses neat
In Noble county you'll find, Il
With stores, and hotels all complete
And people good and kind,
just inquire for Paul d Round.
They have dry goods, oh so nice,
You'll he surprised / will be bound
When you ask of them, the price.
just cross The street toward the West,
Where Philpot, keeps his store,
And there you'll find goods Of the
best,
And be surprised some more.
On down you 90 to Mr. Meek,
How kindly he will smile,
And bring out goods. to wear on feet
OF almost any style.
just keep ahead toward the West,
At last sign you'll sec,
1t hangs high up, and means request,
To stop with Franklin &.
Step inside, wash, comb your hair,
Then to the table, 90,
A good square meal you will get
there,
'Tis worth quarter too.
fOr should You cross toward the South
From Paul d Rounds store,
You will be glad you have a mouth
And hungry will go no more.
For there you'll see u sign again,
1t bids the traveller home,
The proprietor's name, is Nelson
Kahn, ''a'
And he keeps fine grub. it is known
From here yon cross toward the West
Right on the corner too, -
You can get confections of the best
From our druggist, j. L. Dow.
Walk above, in that chair sit down
And if DIR. McGinnis is about,
For fourth of dollar. in spite OF
your groan,
He'll bring that tooth right out.
Gents just. below is barber shop,
Where many patrons lurk,
If in passing YOU should stop,
There's Johnny to do your work.
Then keep ahead, another store
Will kindly meet your view,
'Tis Mr.. Faber in the door,
No doubt he waits for you.
Call ont the goods, don't be afraid,
Time is plenty, money too,
Look at the clothing ready-madc,
Buy the suit, that was made for you.
Another drug store you will find
Within our little town,
Just look around, you'll see the sign
'Tis owned by Samuel Brown.
Ladies' there's hats of every style,
Kept by milliners, two, fii
Step in, and try them on awhile,
If you wish just buy few.
This is not all, we have to say,
Tom Bircher keeps the tin,
Hardware, Calland gives away,
No doubt you will call in.
Cyrus.
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You will conduct said Primaries
and make returns thereof, in accor-
dance with the foregoing resolutions.
J. p. SPRIGGS,
Chairman Monroe Co. Dem. Cen,
Com.
HENRY MAURY, Secretary.
Monroe .Jonrna, please copy.
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YoU should avoid all medicine.
which cause you horrid gripping pains
they destroy the coatings of tho
stomach and may make you an in
valid for life, the mild power is best
DIR. J. Fl. McLean's Liver and Kid.
ney Pillcts will cure chills and ,fe
yer, billiousness etc. % cents vial.
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mine, boys" Hip! Hip! Hip. Hur-
rlh for MsBride.
Prot. Fry, of Summcrlield, has
quite a class in Instrumental music
in town and about now.
Picnic at Calais Saturday.
DIR. Mccoy, the dentist, visited
Calais lately.
John w. Morris has his pocket s
full of summons now.
70 perpetuals," in a horn.
xxx.
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CALAIS.

A report on the condition of tho
crops in August, of Monroe County
Ohio is. as follows, to wit:
Wheat-Condition when harvest
ed, ll5 q.
Rye-Condition when harvested
100 Il.
Gats-Cowdition when harvested,
110 Il.
Buckwheat-Average condition
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Tid-Bits truthfully says: Swim
burne has written a poem entitled
"A Word for the Navy" In all fit
ness it should be addressed to the
United States, for we have a Word
for Navy.
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County, in the CITY of Beliairc. on
the Sth day of July, 1886. where the
following resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted.
vo4,on Rtso,red Cd Thu That the Dsnocratic Judicial Con-
Resolred, That cach county composing the
i, triet be entitled to one delegate for cneh lo'
rial election Of lss' and one delegate forcvcry
cast cas-; at said election, to be apportioncd among
by the Chairman and secretary y ofthe aS respect.
Rrsoired, That the 3 democratic rusi Judicial Con.
and that the primaries for the election % Of del l.
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County, and the record he made
while serving as School Commission
er is also well known. His able
work at the New Orleans Exposi-
ton has not been forgotten.
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CII0RCS.

CHORUS.
Oh, the chorus swell, for bold John j..
Wen fling 1t to the breeze;
Yes, shou 1t loud, SO England's crowd
May heal 1t DER the seas.
The great and small, he's downcd them nj
In many clever bont.
Hurrah, for John L. Sullivan, r
Tue famous knOokcr-out.
They sent men here from England's shore
The best they could produce,
To try the great John l.. To floor,
But It wasn't any use.
Tryhow thcyw ould, they never could
Give sullivan the rout,
For like giant there he stood,
This famous Anockcr-out.
tcHORCs.} fi
This country he has Travelled through,
From Maine to Mexico,
But never yet has met u man,
That slood himself n show.
He has the most conclusive style
OF punching men about;
He tumblcs them into a pile
This famous knocker-Out. 1871 f.
[cHORrs.] t
Oh, tell me not of slu2gcrs old,
From Morrisscy tn Jem Mace;
There's not mrn among them all,
But bold John L.. could lace.
He has most conclusive style
OF punching men about;
He tumbles them into pile
This famous knOckcr'out.
[CII0Rrs.) .ti
Then fill your glasses every man,
And drink toast to John,
May he have health and wealth galore
This great phenomenon. - ~
OF pugilists, he iss the boy,
And without the slightest doubt,
The greatest ever trod the ring,
And the champion knockcr-out. ~
r,r I
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THE FAMOUS kNOCKER.O
ny REQUEST,

You valiant son Of Erin's Isle
And sweet columbia too; .,t'1;-.-
Come gather round and listen while
shout a tale for you:
Come men and MI your glasses
With Irish whisky stout,
And drink for John l.. sullivan
The famous knockcr-out.
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IA. X. CUTTING has been released
the Second Chamber of Chihua-
IA, but the Court still holds that
exico has a right to try an offense
|nmitted in the United States. Mex
should be given to understand
BIT the United States is not in need
her assistance in the trial of of
RIDERS.
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Stock H0gs-Number FOR fatten-
ing compared with last year, 100 II
Stock Hogs-Average condition
as to weight and size, l05 II.
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TELEGRAPHJG NEWS.

Ward Shawhan, day foreman OF the
bridge yards and an old resident OF East
st. Louis, was set upon while walking
along the Contague tracks by three men,
who beat him cruelty over the head with
"billy," aud left him senseless on the
ground. His right arm lay across one OF
the rails when his assailants left him. An
hour afterward as an Ohio and Missis-
sippi train came along. and as neither fire
man nor engineer observed Shawhan's
PROSTATE form, the wheels of the engine
and several cars had run over his right
arm and cut it off between the wrist and
elbow. IL was A o'clock next morning
when he was discovered
The captain of the steamship Nevada
was arrested aud taken before the Uni
ted Ststes Commissioner in New York
on charge of oyercrowding his vessel
with second class passengers. The Me-
vada, on her last trip from Liverpool
brought over 799 emigrants. Her Ii
censed capacity is 757 second-class pas
ssngers. The penalty for violating the
law is fine of $50 for each person car
ried in excess of the number allowed.
Saturday afternoon 262 Conservatives,
"a Unionlsts. 1873 Gladstonites and 81
Parnellites had been elected to the Com
mons.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Robert statie, Deceased.

Letters ftAfNneh.MN hANIhg potH ISSUED 20 The
aindersig ned in the above. named estate, notfe is
hereby given t. all creditors Of said estate 10
present their aims with due proof thereof, 10
the undersigned, at his residence at Lovelocs,
within two months from the day Of the fret
publication of this notice, the s'me will be
sor-ror barred. xf4sf }. H. THElS,
tGAE. Executoriof said estate.
winnemueca, New, June 20, 1876. je2o 2w
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The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from a If, ZOO. Freight
Wagon to a single-seat Buggy, which he viii
sell or cash or exchange for horses or harley,
Farmers and others, Ssairng Spring Wagons
OF almost any style, oAn bs accommodated hy
calling on me at the Fashion Livery Stables.
essf tssg "a ALEX WISE.g
Winnemucca, August 7, 1886.
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stock Horses For Sale.

a. The undersigned has for sale about
LA<N ATTY good, l-ent,s Stoek Horses, from
one year old upwards, which must be disposed
OF Immediately, and will be sold ehesp tor cash.
ASA MOORE, Mountain Ranch,
'.o fi3.tf - ,.-...,, ..... Idaho Road,
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Choice Fresh Butter.

From the G. S Ranch, which be viii deliver on
Saturdays Leave orders ct FONTAlNE'S RES
TAURANT WILLIAM JIUDlCI.
.Winnsnuoca, June IA, 1886. ...s. tt
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FRESH BUTTER.

The undersigned informs the citizens of Win
nemucca that ne is now prepared to supply them