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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-03-20

the paper bag to pop" The Professor
dismissed the GLASS.
at is leetle the worstest case ever
heard tell on. His noddle is badly shaken
aud his mind peers to strayed off," re.
marked the venerable old Dad Keele 10
the RECORD reporter the other day.
"What's up now. Dad!" asked the re.
porter, in hopes Of getting an item.
Hes done gone for, that Bullionville
Teller. so he be. and I mind ii I do tell
you, but NUNS the word. You see,
tother day he took trip down the Wash
to look at the school. house, or something
else, and blessed if he didn't get back on
another rig. He's the most goneness Of all
the gonenesses l ever seed 'Spect one
on the black nights he'll be riding one on
my oxen down thar. thinkin' it hoss."
The Florence, in North Star, Campbell
L Cullens recently reopened property,
says the Frisco Times, is proving a big
bonanza as the Horn Silver. Work was
begun on this mine the first Of this month.
A shaft forty feet deep, most Of which
has been sunk within that time, and one
hundred and fifty tons Of ore hoisted,
that averages probable twenty.eiRht
ounces silver and forty to fifty per cent
lead. Five car loads will be shipped
north, by rail, in day or two. Not .
pound Of waste has been taken out and
the extent Of the ore body is yet un.
known.
The Independent chronicles the death
Of Dudley Sale, who died suddenly near
the door of his residence in Eko Wed.
nesdsy evening. lie was a 49cr in Cali
fornia, one Of the first on the Comstock,
aud one Of the founders Of Austin, Ian.
der county.
The White Pine News says an impor.
tant strike has been made in the Argus
mine. This 10 encouraging news for the
camp, as it shows conclusively that the
mines Of the district are not "blankety
lodges" as supposed, but are liable to
reach great depth.
White Pine News; Papers were laid
before the Argus miners last week to
sign away all claim for any injuries sus.
tanned by them while in the company
employ. The miners refused to accede
to any such demands.
About the middle Of next April the
new comet will become visible to the
naked eye. BY the middle Of August II
will be at its brightest and will be dis.
tant but IL, 600, 900 miles.
Miss Brunette Alphin, formeraly q
resident Of Phoebe and Silver Reef, VA,
united to Mr.. s. L. Atkinson, at Grand
Junction, Colorado, on February %.
Gus Wilson has secured the contract
for carrying the mail between Phoebe and
Hike. The contract was lot for s793
and goes into effect July lst.
The Carson Tribune says that there Il
movement on foot to compel the stop
page Of boot and shoe manufacturing il
the State Prison.
The Piochers are 90 accustomed to hav
ing the mails arrive from one to two day
behind time. that they never look for |
sooner.
Windy and disagreeable al week.
Bismarck forbids German officers mar
rying Polish wives. This Is new polio.
for Germany. Frederick the Grea
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-03-20

4 nlrr Send 10 cents postage. and 10 silt
I.It mail you free . royal. valnable,
n uII sample boz Of goods that viii pul
you In the way Of making more
money ct once than anything else IN America.
Both sexes Of all ages can live at hone and
work In spare time, or all the time. Capital
not required. We will start you. Immease
Day sure for those who start u once. 611NuoN
i Co.. Portland, Maine.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-03-20

Bismarck forbids German officers mar.
rying Polish wives. This 10 now policy
for Germany. Frederick the Great
brute in 1872 ordered his officers to mar.
ry Polish women, and to have nothing
but German spoken in their houses, and
to beat their wives for disobedisnce.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
STARKYlLLE, MISS.
The Merchants In Sigh Spirits
Judge Rodgers's Charge,
CORRESPONDENCE op THE AppEALJ

IOOhhHhrONuhNOk " THE APPEAL.I
STARKvrLLE, Miss, November 15.-
l arrived here from Aberdeen yester-
day evening, and on learning that the
regular fall term of court would con.
vene here today ] stonped over. Hay-
ing known Judge Rodgers from child.
hood l had curiosity to hear him
charge his grand jury. must say
for beauty If language, impartialiiy,
statesmanship and logic, he is unsur-
passed by any Judge that have ever
heard. He dwelt with considerable
import upon unlawful cohabitstion,
He spoke of the deplorable condition
of the negro caused by a continued
mingling With vice aud being a lover
Of it's results. He spoke of the de-
crease of the population of France
and said that no person or set of per-
IONS could prosper allowing such in.
decent actions to be carried on in a
community. He dwelt with consider
able stress upon the cohabitation of
white with colored, and / am sure
that all right thinking people will side
with the Judge, for am sure that no
person can say, or even think, he is
wrong in any particular.
] found all Starkvllle merchants in
high spirits in regard 10 the coming
trade. Starkville is receiving more
cotton than she has ever received be.
fore up to the present time. Every
thing looks lively and everybody is
happv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
SKIN AND SCALP
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified By
the Cuiicara X medies.

N'Oh cleansing the s. in and Scalp Of Dis
ngnring HumOrs, for allayibg Itching,
aat lnx ana Inflammation, for curing the
CRU Dcaly Head, scrofula, and other in
hsrl f5skin and blood Dissasss, CUTIcURI 4,
the rest skin Cure, and CUTiCURA SO P, an
Sxqu Die Skin Beautiilfr, externally, and
eeUTb Ora hEsoLyENT, he new Blood Pull
heT, internally, are inf4llibIe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
A COMPLtTE CURE.

l have suffered all my life with skin dis
sates, OF different hi DIS, and have never
found permanent relief until, by the advice
o. lady friend, used your valuable CO, l.
cURA REMEDIES; | gave them thorough
, .IiaI, using SIX bottles Of the CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT. two boxes of CUTICURA, and saven
cakes OF CCrIcuRA SOAP, md the result was
Just what had been told it GU be-a COM
plets cure. BELLE WADE, RicL mond. Va.
heiersnee-H. W. Latimer, Druggist, Rich
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Keeninr Out sn,,Inr..

caldwell, KAs., November l6 A
company OF soldiers have been or.
dsred from Fort Rano TO keep pros
pectors out OF the Indian Territory.
The greatest excitement prevails.
Thousands OF claims have been staked
out In the Territory below Ga daell,
where silver is believed 70 exist in
laIge quantities,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17


porket. Still, With this and other
help, the situation was iticll, and
Cleveland was only saved from defeat
by Msnning's superior address and
couraRe at the supreme moment. In
time Cleveland became President,
owing his nnexp ced elevation TO
Manning. After the election, when
ltading politicians began 10 ga her at
Albany, Manning's uams was sug
ges.ed fir the Treasury. Ths Presi'
dent elect treated it ss an absurd prop
osition, and almost ridiculed the idss
as one emenating from over jealous
friendship on the p4rs OF IFS adyo-
Gates. Mr. Manning took uo,stock in
this movement. He was President Of
a success fu bank and the chief owner
OF profitable newspaper, and he pre-
ferred to be War wick at home, than a
subordinate in high Office at Washing.
ton. His friends, no Hever, ard among
them Mr.. Tilden, pressed Cleveland
in a way not 10 be disregarded, and at
the same time urged Mr.. Manning to
yield his oppo itioD. They wanted
a strong man to leprsseut
their interests in the Treasury,
and an able manager to hold
New York in line. Finally, and after
long discussion, the President offered
Mr.. Manning the Treasury. The lat
ter did not accept until Sunday even,
ing, March l. 1885, just previous to
the de, ture OF the President for
Washington. In doing so, he made a
condition that Mr.. Whitney should be-
brought into the Cabinet, and in this
way he became the dude Secretary Of
the Navy. After the Inauguration,
the leading aud we'll known Demo.
Gratis Of Ohio visited the President on
the 9th OF March, and in discussing
the personnel Of the Cabinet, he
said his belief was that Mr.. Man
ming would prove to be the pivot
OF the administration, to which the
President answered: ooh, he was
forced on me-" This incident was
reported to Mr.. Manning, who merely
81 wish | was back in
Albany" Cleveland and Manning
outWardly e,e good friends now, but
everybody knows that when the latter
was stricken down with congo 3tion of
the brain, the President never went
near his house TO inquire into the
OF the Secretary, nor 10
offer word Of sympathy 10 his vile
and family, until driven TO that pro-
priety by the just criticism OF the pub.
lie presB, which he now reviies a.
DOmmNn calumniatoys
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Trustees Sale.

FAILURE having been made In the pay
II ment of the indebtedness secured in q
trust deed made by g. N. Padgett and wife,
Kate Padgett, on the 23th day Of March, 1882,
and recorded in book 142, page 6e, Register !
Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in pur
suance Of the power therein conferred, we
will, on
Saturday. November 20, ISSe.
between the hours of II o'c ook m. and
o'clock pm. at the south gate OF Court
Square, in Memphis, Tenn, sell TO the high
est bidder, for cash, the iollowing real estate,
lying near the south line of the city OF Mem
Phis, Shelby county, Tennessee, described as
Follows: One tract OF land in Fort PIckerirg &,
and being block IS Of the la DIS conveyed BY
Wllloughby Williams to John O, McLemors
Q al on the 18th day Of December, 1867, as
appears from plat Of same 10 plat book No.
/, pages and 6, Of Registers office, which
block fronts 1870 Get on Van Buren, and Cof-
fec streets and 1893 feet on Armstrong and
Front streets,
Equity OF redemption, dover and home
ste id expressly waived Title believed to be
good, hut We sell as trustees only.
WIN. NJ. SMITH,
WIN. A. COLLIER,
Trustees.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
SALT RHEUM CURED.

l was troubled with Salt Rheum for a num-
Per OF years, SO that the skin entirely came
the wrist. tried remedies and doctors'
prescriptions to no purpote until / com
menced taking CuTICU IA REuEDIEs, and now
am entirely cured. X. L. PARKER,
379 Norths mDton AZ Rnstnn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
ITCHING, sCALY. PIMPI.v

E, For the last year have had a species Of
Itching, ,scoly and pimply humors on nv
face to which l hive applied a great many
mSeipous Oh treatmeut without success, and
CUTICURA. ~
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Rayeuna, o.
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therefore in the GREATEST need Of in
siruction, ara the most adverse 70 at
tend school. TIE attendance OF this
class OF men, he says, should be made
compulsory,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
NO MEDICINE LIaE THEW.

-, We have sold your CUTIoURA RRMEpIEs for
the last SIX years, and no medicines on our
shelves give better Satisfaction,
q. n. ATHERT0N, Druggist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
KerrviIIe Hotel at Public Sale
nv SATURDAY., NOV. a., 1855, AT

Am SATURDAY, NOV. az, 1856, AT
" II n M, at X GRkVILLE, on the Mn.
SSs sbSig csuaty oSn mlS viii ITS SS SI ISs
highest bidder, the Hotel and premise D, on
sl.ting.oi 765.l00 acres belonEin OTTO u IL Irr-
vile Hotel COMPANY COMPANY said He lei e no
kitshen, pantry, servants TX 10
ftUEe, stable, and othe iout- Kit L 1
hcgo paled garden and sse - tn
door, and is a 6ne business sta-,.-s the
only hotel in tho town.
TERMS-one half cash; tho balance in
twelve months, with interest; bond with ap-
proved security will be required, and lien
retained until the puro base money is paid.
BY order o. the Board,
j. IL, MCDONALD, Secretary.
ER ROOKLYN,N Y.-Board ON tho ain,
M Mrs. II. c, Howard, 2O6 Washington
Park. Rooms large; location delightful.
Convenier, TO cars to Manhattan Beach,
Conoy Island, Long Beach and Central Park;
also to New York places OF Amusement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Arkansas and the Administration


Representatives Dunn ard Peel.
two OF toe Oldest and most influential
Democrats OF Arkansas, are in the
the city, aud are amusing the people
by their mention of the sentiment In
their State as to the popularity and
uupopulsFity of the administration.
Both work together harmoniously in
politics, but look at the c3u,e and
effect of the work Of Mr.. Cleveland
through entirely different glasses. Mr..
Dunn, who, it will be remembered,
aepired 10 succeed Mr.. Garland in the
Senate when the latter went into the
Cabinet, says he finds nothing but
kind words for the administration in
his district, while Mr.. Peel has en-
counteTed nothing but the reverse Of
Affairs. In my dis riot" says Mr..
Dunn, "the people accord the Presi-
dent a hearty support, They know
that he is an honest man and that he is
laboriog to give tbs people q good,
pure, and honest government. A good
deal has been said about the l0s OF
this or that district because OF dis
satisfaction with the Presidents pol
icy, but il you will look into the mat
ter you will fad that in many TO-
stances, to sly the least, the diseatis.
faction was with The Congressman and
not the President" MIR. Peel looks at
il in this way: ~ have encountered
among the Democrats q coolness TO-
ward the administration. They are
Indifferent aud feel that they have
not been treated just exactly right.
They feel as If wet blanket had
been thrown on them"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
GU FICURA mpN a : III M

Are sold everywhore.. Price: CuTIoURA, 50
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CgENIoAt
Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for ''Ahow 40 Cure Skin Di- eases. -
EHIIRC Pimples, Skin Blemishes and
Baby Humors cured by Curl
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GRh a MON TN and Hoard for live
Young Men or Ladies in each coun-
y. P.W. 2IEGLER & CO., Philadelphia. 1
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whitney, Manning and Cleveland

Mr.. Whitney is a complete failure
in the Navy Department aud as a
member OF the administration, But
Dor the backing Of the Standard Oil
monopoly and kindred corporations,
thr ugh whose direct infidencs his
tather-in.la was retained in the Sem
ate, despite the most dam aging expos.
ures OF corruption in the Legislature
that elected him, Mr.. Whitney won d
have sunk long ago back to the level
d OF a schemirg ward politician, in
which capscty he figured as the right
bower OF the late Hubert o. Thomp-
SOD, the more or less renowned chief
OF the County Democracy, who, In
lact' wa, the principal manager OF
Clevelaud's nomination at Chicago,
Mr.. Whitney owes his present place
entirely to the influence of Secretary
Manning, and the appointment OF the
later 70 the TT, asuTy is a curious IL
lns'rstiop OF the caprices of politics.
Undoubtedly the President owed his
nominal on as Governor, which be-
came the stepping etone to the
Pfetidency 20 the ski', adroit-
ness ana sagFcity Of Mr.. Man
ming ut the Syracuse Convention
On that occasion re was aided hv
The voigs Of the County Democracy.
VIII. eh Nh. Whitney, as tie agent Of
Hubert o Thompson, carried ia bis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
TO the VICTOR the LAUREL
A Man with Brains and Conscience

will drop petty prediudices carelessly picked up
when truth knocks at the door Such are invited
to try one pair of Hanan's" shoes. We know
the result every man who wants the best and
finest article in the market will become perpet-
nal Hanan " man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
PRESIDEAT CLEVELAND
HAS K0T THE LOVE OF THE
POLITICIANS.
They Are Disappointed by His Fail.
ure to Remove the Republicans,
and They Are Hot.
LsrEoIAL TO TIE ArpEALl

WASHINGTON, November l6.-The
politicians in every psrt Of the country
are making a dead set against the
President Tor his civil service policy,
and il is generally expected here that
not few Senators and Representative
will make it warm for him. His fall
nre to shove the Republicans to the
rear makes his dministraiion in
their eyes gross failure that has al.
ready endangered party success, aud
re Likely to lose US the Presidential
elec ion. There are to be warm
times here and warm work.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-17

to hear it. But circumstances were au-
spicuous for making the boy Farragut a
mariner. He was born and raised
where there was plenty OF water. 1 im-
aginc that ne used to sail toy ships on
the "raging" ponds that infest the re-
gion of which he was a native, and l
wonder if he didn't play Admiral and
command his ship when he was a little
bit of a youngster. Twoof his nephews,
formerly residents of Scranton, are now
cadets at the U. S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
Then we continue on over the low
marshy coast land, pass two or three
little stations and Ocean Springs, which
is quite little summer resort, then we
cross the glittering Black Bay Of Biloxi,
and find ourselves at our destination.
Biloxi is a very peculiar sort Of place.
The shopkeepers all have funny foreign
names mostly French and Italian-and
the whole town is shaded by magnificent
live oaks. This is another big oyster
packing point During our visit they
retailed at the beach at 10 cents per ber-
rel with the shells on. If you think !
didn't eat oysters while there, why, you
don't know me, that's all.
A short distance from Biloxi, on our
way to New Orleans, we passed Beau
vOir,
TIE HOME OF JEFF DAVIS,
which is situated midway between the
former place and a little station, by
courtesy Mississippi City. The train
darted past the little hamlet without
stopping, and, although so near it, we
did not get to see the old mans retreat,
which is hid from the gaze Of the tray
eler by the magnificent grove of patri-
archal live oaks by which it is surround
ed The building is a white mansion of
the olden Southern times, with pillared
porches and latticed shutters, and there
the great leader of the Confederacy is
passing the last years of a brilliant life
that was wrecked by mistakes.
From Biloxi we go down parallel with
the coast, cross Bay st. Louis, Chef Men
taur, and lots of other waters with
French names, and about noon reach
the eastern suburbs OF the Crescent City,
of which more anon.
My beloved reader, as you are no
doubt just dyiug to see a specimen Of
nav penmanship, I append my distin-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-17
sHERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.
William A. Lucas VS.. Thomas NJ. Ellison.
Highland County Court of Common Pleas.
Case No. Alas.

William A. Lucas VS.. Thomas NJ. Ellison.
Highland County Court of Common Pleas.
Case No. 4,l45.
ORDER or SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
comfy OF Highland and State of ohio, made
at the October term thereof A. d. 1885, an d
to me directed, 1 viii offer for sale al public
auction at the door OF the Court House, in
the town OF HillsbOrO, on
Saturday, March 9Th, A, ID. 1856,
At one o'clock p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, tO-WiL;
Situate in the county OF Highland in the
State OF Ohio and township Of Penn, and
bounded and described as follows: Begin-
ming at q stone, corner to Anthony Wrights
twenty-five 12jl acre tract; thence south 25o
east 20 100 poles to a stone: thence S, nth $50
3y west 81 poles to a stone, black gum and
two WhiteOaks; thence north l9o 3y west 81
58-lOO poles to a stake; thence nsrth 70 east
As 30 100 poles to the beginning, containing
ten acres of land, be the same more or less,
being part of survey No. $500.
Said premises has been appraised at four
hundred and siLty-fiv6 dollars 1865, and can
not sell fer less than tWO-thirds Of said aps
praiEement.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day OF sale,
h. Q, WSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Matthews, DeBruin HOgsett, Att'ys. i3
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JAMESTOWN.
Short but Interesting Letter from
an 8" Old Highlander"

JAMEHIOWN5 O,5 j GDs D. looys
Mr. EDIroR-Thinking that perhaps
some Of the readers Of the News might
be interested in some facts from this
vicinity 1 send a few which I have
cleaned.
jamestown, the second town in size
in the county, is a beautiful village in
the eastern part Of the county. 1t was
visited by a terrible cyclone April 9th,
1854, which destroyed the greater part
of the town, but with commendable en-
ergy and enterprise the people have re-
built their village. The last building to
be completed was the school-house,
which cost nearly twenty thousand dol
lars. 1t was dedicated few weeks ago.
The schools are under the supervision
of Prof Kendrick.
The country surrounding jamestown
is one Of great fertility and well adopted
to stock raising as well as the production
Of the cereals. Corn is the great staple
and the elevators on the D. & l. r. r.
have been running to their utmost ca
pacity
Greene county has excellent schools,
which in a measure accounts for the
large Republican majority. It gave Gov.
Foraker the largest majority ever given
any candidate in the county, either
State or National
The county has a large colored popu-
lation, Rev. DR.. Arnett, of Wilberforcc
College, being its representative.
On the whole there are few counties
in the State that surpass Green county
for intelligence and prosperity.
w. S. LYLE.
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Farm for Sale.

/ offer for sale one hundred acres Of fine
farming land within four miles of Lawrence,
Kansas, and situated on the most public road
leading into the city The improvements are
new frame cottage of seven rooms stone
barn, and other out-buildings; young orchard
of 800 apple trees beginning to bear; also
peaches pears, cherries grapes, etc. ETC., in
abundance. The farm is divided into seven
fields, aud fenced with hedge, wire and stone.
Twenty acres In timothy and clover and 20
acres in wheat, which is looking we'll. This
property can be bought cheap for cash or I
win give any one wishing TO exchange Eastern
property O. fair trade
For particulars call on =, r. Pierson, at lst
Nat. Bank. Hillaboro, o., or address N.
Shepherd, Lawrence Kansas. noy26u
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Ps'rsop's Magazine for March opens
with an article that will attract more
than ordinary interest: "Salem and Salem
Witchcraft, " illustrated with engravings
Of the house where the witches were tried
"A fac-simile ofthe death warrants, etc,
etc. The other articles-original stories
are all of the usual high character
which distinguishes Peterson" There
is a charming steel-engraving, "Dear
Mamma a mammoth colored fashion
plate; a colored pattern for Java canvas
and not less than fifty wood-cuts, illus
tratrating fashions, neutrality-suspicious.
etc, etc. 1t seems to us that every lady,
and even every family, must find this
magazine Indispensable. The price is
but Two Dollars a year, which places it
in the reach OF all with great deductions
to clubs, and costly premiums for getting
up clubs. Specimens are sent gratis to
those wishing to get up clubs. Now is a
good time to get up clubs. Address
Charles J, Peters N, 500 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, "a.