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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-07

CHicADo, MaN 6-Mcu employed
in the csr.shops Of the Chicago West
Division Hallway company to the
OF $50, struck this afternoon.
They want eight hours aday and %
per cent. advance. Ouo hundred ana
twenty-five men IN the employ Of the
American Bridge works struck tMs
afternoon for eight hours day
ANornIK rAuNoAu ,oaupI,AII,N.
CuIoAOo, MAY IT,. Just -. the OF
lipals at aIl railroads comm +. M over
the Chicago md Western tracks
which include the Wabash, Grand
Trunk, Chicago \ a mulir and chi
cago aud Eastern lIuupi~, hnd con.
GUIDED they would ry and open az
freight traffic in th, regular way they
were confronted with strike lhAl
makes them all hesitate about rr,clN
iuR ANY freight Whatever. The
sWilch.tcudcr- for the Western In
diana road at lorty-iir-t street
and nj ttrand Crossing quit
work this afternoon, and virtually
blocked traIlic on all these roads
Passenger trains and especially mpl
rains. were allowed 10 pass, but
lrright- stood no show. The men at
f'ist trort number about eighteen
They say thr} receive hul SO Der
month for twelve hours work pen
day, ON Monday they asked lhuI
thrr wHgr7 hr rVi-rd TO fl'
per month Ihrdrmuud bring re-
/ lu-cdtOd,N. they struck Hud refused
I tt |.t pI. i'm. tI-. I.t DtIt tu fine rand an
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-07

moi. mob '1r "rgroc- IT they take their
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-07

Az uNpER.GEor lurLE-RANGE
CuoAGo, May g. The police raid
ed No. $50 Milv ukcr Hyruur, the
headquarters Of n communists mill
Ary organization his afternoon.
Leading through u lrup-door under
ground "a riilc-raugc was discovered
but no guns were secured.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18

Blank deeds, Justices summons executions, etc at this office
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
 Of Little Rock, Arkansas.

o protection female rncco \ Q ,ixm ul lc,>tSt Ncycrv @ @ policy of s" wiI Slnud> >l of the of Q a uS Der under S20O0 Sl; Sl5(N, F nortsa ands r 25t,n..
 m lru.i hic csyo anlm President: Nwood, J. B. Dn Markham Sb tie Rock, Ark, F. C. Box 2i7.
 Agents, andF Fcmal an EvryS@"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN, ARK. ]
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LAND OFrI1F Ar CAMDEN, NRKO
 July 7th, lSSf
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following named settler has filed notice ot hi. intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tho Conrty Judge of Nevada Co.,. Ark, at Prescott. Ark, on 20;h of Aug, lSSi, viz; Ambrose W. Carson, lld entry S650 for the SEt, Sec. 9. tp. 10 < R23 w. He name, the following witnesses to prove hi, continuous residence upon and cultiva. ton of, said said hnl viz; John W. Trib- hlc, Frank T. Bn,tic, John A Brown and Elmoro Nelson, all of Prescott, Ark.
 W. k. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
HlMDERCNpN N s

Th" safert surest quickest and bot euro for CornS B .~u' Wart- Moles CailOuscs, &c. flinders he!r fur tL, 'wtl Stop-all pain Gives notrouhe. Makes the ftot JnfortGllc Nindcrrorns cures when everything else fOIlh- Sold by Druggs;s at i5c Hsco1s Co., N. l.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given that on tho 9th day of September lss6 there will br an erc- ton held at the various voting prccints in Nevada County Arkansas for the following offices towit: Governor of the State of Arkansas. Secretary of State. Commissioner of State lands. Attorney General, Trcasurcr of State. Superintendent of Public Instruction. Auditor of State. Associate Justice of Supreme court; and for the following Judicial officers towit Circuit Judg" for the 9th Judicial circuit of
 Arkansas. Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial
 circuit "f Arkan>a.. And for the following county officials for Nevada county towit: Senator for the 20th Senatorial district. Representative to the Legislature. County and Probate Judge. County and Circuit Clerk. sheriff. Tax Assessor. TreaSurcr Surveyor. Coroner.
 And for the following offices in each town ship towi,; Two Justices of the pc ace. One constable. Also For license" or Against license.
 Said election will b,shcld at the following places;
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAwpnx. Ank. ]

LAND OFFICE AT C,MpnN. ARk.
 July {, lSS6. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following named ,ctilcr has filed notic" of hi, intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Jndgc of Nevada Co, al Prescott, Ark, on 20tA of Aug, lNS'i. viz: John W. Trihhlc. lld entry S0i3.for N! NV S"c9, Tp 10, E 23 w.
 lie namc- the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cuiva- ton ot, said land, viz; Ambrose W. Catson, Inha \. Brown. Frank r. Bo,tic aur Fl. more Nelson. all of Prescott Ark.
 W. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-08-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE CAMDEN. ARK.

LANp OrrIcE'Ar CAMDEN. ARK.
 July 7th, loS'i. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following-nnmcd settler has filed notice ot hi. intention to make final proof in sup port of hi, claim. nnd that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada Co, at Prescott. Ark. on 20th of Aug, lSSG, viz: James NJ. Mcadur, Ild entry 79ll, for the SWf NEi, See 3i, Tp II, $ k 70 w. He name. the following witnesses to prove hi, continuous residence upon. and cullva- tion of said land, viz: Joseph C. Walthail, Phillip G Dcwoodv. John Nicholl, and Will liam Jouc., all of BuT City. Ark
 ". k. RAMSEY, Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21
a CORSERED vlLRFIER.

When the Republican campaign
was opened it was charged that Mr..
G.. C.. Stevenson had compelled his
miners to accept lower rates Of
wages than those established by
the Unions. and compelled them
70 board IN his boarding houses and
nav exorbitant rates for poor food
Mr.. Stevenson, in speech in Fir-
yinia City a few days after his nom
ina,ion, publicly CHALLENGED any
man in the State to personally
make and substantiate such a
charge. From that time to this,
although the henchmen employed
by Adams have raked the Com
stock to find a miner who has been
thus treated by Stevenson, no such
person has been found, nor has
such a person been found up to the
present writing. The Chronicle:
unable to find single spot IL Stew
enson's record, has pers.siently
bawled into the ear Of the public
the charge that Stevenson publicly
challenged proof Of.
Still the weeks slip by, and out
Of the hundreds Of men that are
claimed by Adams mouth piece with
being the victims of Stevenson .
tyranny and extortion, not a single
one has yet been found who will
make a public assertion to that Ell
feet over his signature.
Strange, isn't it?
The Chronicle has over and over
again heen challenccd to produce
the proof. and finally, after realiz-
ing that it cannot be done, retires
with a pitiful squeal to its corner,
and lies there, struggling IN the net
Of SANDER and misrepresentation
which it has so clumsily woven
about itself. l, finally doles out to
the public the lame explanation
that it has scores of men ready and
anxious to make afhdavits 10
charges made against Stevenson,
but the Chronicle, out of considera-
ton to these men, will not publish
the afiidayits for fear that at some
future time Stevenson may wreck
vengance upon them.
The SYNONYMOUS retreat OF the
Virgini1 Chronicle through a
hole that would squeeze the life on;
of a water snake, comes rather
earlier in the campaign than was
expected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on the first Tuesday, the sec
ond day of Novero Der next. Mt the Curry
Engine House in Carson City, and at me
Old Post Office Building in Empire Ci'J
Ormaby County. State Of Nevada. IN
election will be held for State, county
and township ohcers to-wit'
One Governor,
Ono Lieutenant Covern-R.
One Congressman.
one Judge OF the Supreme Cxir..
ops Clerk Of tn. Supreme Cours,
One State Treasurer.
ons State Controller,
One State Printer,
One Secretary OF State,
One Surveyor General.
One State Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction,
One Attorney General.
Three District Judges for the ID isirc' Of Mead,
One State Senator.
Three Assent ynen,
One sheriff,
One County Clerk,
One County Rec. rider,
One County Assessor.
ON, County Treasurer,
One Distric. Attorney.
one County Superintendent ~ Pubic ins--ec
tisn.
One County Commissioner dong 'ern)
one County Commissioner (,hort teini)
| One Justice OF the Peace. Carson Township,
one Justice Of the Peace, Empire Township
one Constable, Empire Township
Two School Trustees, Carson Distris',
Two School Trustees, Empire District.
Two School Trustees, Brunswick Dist-iss,
And the following proposed amend
n enIs 10 the CONSTITUTIONS:
Proposed Amendment No. Re
\ g.rding future Amendments to'he Con-
stitution. May be submitted ,othe PEG
pie after approval by one session OF tbs
Legislature.
| Proposed Amendment Nc. Re
| quires one years residence in this STATE
| in addition 10 other legal qualifications
| TO &C. uirc tho right OF vering.
| Proposed Amendment No. S.-Pro
| yides that state school Funds may be
| invested in United States bonds, ;he
bonds ef this state or the bonds OF other
| States.
| Which said election will be opened a
| 3 o'clock in the morning and viii con
| tiaue un'il 6 O'Clock in the afternoon o.
/ the same day. The ballots used al saio
| election shall be OF good quality Of white
book pa per. 10 inches loLg by IL inche
| in width. The names thereon printed
shall be in bourgeois or BREWER capitals
The designation of ofHce in BREWER o.
nonpariel, and the form of printing
Shall be on the lef: hand margin OF tn,
ballot.
NJ. D. HATCH,
Clerk of Roard o. County Com mission
ers.
Dated this i,h dsy OF . ,tober, A. u. 1855
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21
A WEIRD OF W A2E sEG.

While there is little to be said
ara,ns. the gentlemen who compose
the Legislative ticket, there Is one
important question arising, which
demands the most careful consider
alton at the hands of the people Of
this city
Eight years ago the people OF
Ormsby county elected a Dolly
Warden ticket and all the residents
Of this city recall the result. Meder
was elected to the Senate, and
Messrs Davies, Gibson and Howe
to the Assembly. During the ses-
sion Orms5y coun,y's Representa-.
tives sat alone Stunned by both
parties and no. allowed to be pres
-eut at any important caucus. BY
the election Of the present Dolly
Warden Legislative ticket, the same
result will be reached and O.msby
county will be left out in the cold
as friendless aud .hivering As it
was 1850.
+. is time that Ormsby was up
and doing something for itself in thu
Legislature. There will be a fgh
asains. our State Prison and it WI
are represented by a delegation
with whom no party will caucus
it means nothing less than the re
moval Of the States Prison to Rene
to be followed sooner or later b.
the Orphans Homo and Capitol.
The coming session is a critical
one and il we throw our oppurtun
tiles away this city is doomed
Will old taxpayers who have prop
er,y her. and will business mer
who have interests here, al
low a neutral delegation to repre-
sen, her in the Legislature?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21

The Enterprise and ElkO In
dependent are discussing the
effect of net having vetern
soldier or member Of the
Grand Army on the Republican
ticket. There is member on
the ticket. Judge II. r. Big
low served In Pope's division
and in Missouri, Arkansas and
Kansas and is Il member OF Nc
Dermit Post at Winnemucca.
Judge Biglow is 4 native OF Is
sex county, New York, anu was
educated at Wisconsin. lie
came to F.Iko in 1858 and was
admitted to the Bar IN this
State. lie ran 800 ahead of his
ticket last time and will Dc
elected again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21

CARSON DAIRY
URANT.
OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. CARSON, NEVADAo
JOHN P, SWEENY - Proprietor.
THIS EXTENSIVE RESTAURANT HAS BEEN
enlarged and newly fitted throughout, and VIII De
supplied with home-rased poultry, fresh eggs milk and
butter from my ranch near the city The culinary oe
partnlent is in the hands of a professional
OYSTERS in every style, day and night Private room
for families and parties. Meal orders attended
to and sent to any part the city. Ev-
cry department first-class
Call and inspect
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-21

Cal,, Examine Goods and So: i'rice!
Before Purchasing Elsewhere ana "
Convinced at the low figures. Tia ant
PLUMBING Wor- Done IN Gooa shaT'
and ~ short Notice.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21

A New York paper says: Three
woodcock were known to be on
Staten Island last Monday when
the season opened. They smoked
their mud jnleps in 4 small tLicke.
back Of Sailors Snug Harbor.
Among those who hunted and shot
1T them and missed them were Ed
Burfield. the champion seal cap
turer; Prof. Harry Jones, the Sta
pleton snap shot; Jack Purdy, who
has the best pointer in Tomkins-
vile; C. NJ. Dodge, who owns the
Panama fox terrier; President +.
Endicott, of the Protection for
Game Association; Baron Fielder,
Johu Woods. the old trap shot, and
MIR. Bostwick, who gets up early to
hunt. The birds would be sure 10
afford much amusement in the fu-
ture. had they not been shot on
Thursday by little thirteen-year-
Stewart Ogilby. He took two home
and they were eaten by Pop Ogilby.
The boy says he killed the other
bird, but could not End it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21

So far as Judge Irion is concern.
ed. we have no word to say against
him. We believe him to be q
straightforward. honest gentleman
one who would not knowingly com.
nit wrong, politically or person
ally. and wo would have no desire
to oppose him for denomination,
were it no. that we deem it best for
the cotton growing section of the
District that man from that Sec
ton receive the nomination, and by
his action in voting with Sam Ran
dali, who it is well known was
working for the interests of the
iron industries Of Pennsylvania.
We deem it best thnt man from
the cotton growing section should
receive the nomination., because we
are entitled to some legislation as
well rs the right to vote. And We
never can secure that effort in our
behalf until u man is elected who is
with the needs of our
section.-Amite City Gazeiie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
TO THE VOTERS OF THE
SIXTH COMPRESSION
AL DISTRICT.

| In view OF substantial encourage
ment received from kind friend,
throughout the District, I have
concluded to submit my namo to the
Democratic Convention which viii
assemble at Baton Rouge on Sep
tember 18th next, TO nominate /,
candidate for Congress from the
Sixth District.
The chief plank in my platform
is my pledge Of single hearted and
jiligent devotion to the interest,
of my State and District. II elect.
ed. every public measure of benefit
to either shall be the object of my
unremitting care and attention.
Among the principles of my po-
litical faith are the following:
l. That the Mississippi River
should be guarded from Cairo to
the Gulf by levees built and main.
tanned entirely by the National
Government.
z. That the Federal Government
should educate her citizens, where
the States are unable to do SO; and,
to this end, that adequate National
aid to public education should be
granted the States on the basis oil
illiteracy.
3. That the Tehauntepec Ship
Railway is necessity. and the in
terests of Louisiana, the MISSISSIPPI
pi Valley. and the world, demand
that it should be built, ut Nationa al
expense if necessary.
4. That the reckless expenditure
Of the peoples money, particularly
for unearned pensions, should be
closely scrutinized and sharply
checked.
S. That no class of pensioners
are SO worthy of the nations most
generous treatment rs the heroes
Of tho Mexican war, who added an
empire to her domain.
6. That a Representatives. time
belongs to his constituents, and
should be honestly and diligently
devoted to the care of their inter-
ests and the transaction of their
business.
Very respectfully.
THos j. HERMAN.
Clinton. East Feliciana P'b, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
EXTENDING THE SPECIAL.
DELIVERY SYSTEM.

On October LIST the extension O!
the special delivery system TO ali
postoffices and to all mailable mat.
ter will 20 into operation. After
that date every postmaster will be
held responsible for the immediate
delivery of every article of mailable
matter which may be received, adj
dressed to his office, properly
stamped with special delivery
stamp. Delivery is necessarily
made, however, only when the
ADDRESSED is to be found within n
mile of the postoffice. and will not
take place at all on Sundays, unless
by special private arrangement.
The hours within which imuedia.e
delivery shall DO mace shall be al
least from 7 a. IN. TO 7 p. M, and
further until the arrival of the last
mail. provided that such arrival he
not later than 8 p. m.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
p. A. PENNINGTON, Secretary.

FOUND Guilty.. - DR.. Emanue
Dreifus. has been on trial this weel
i'll New Orleans, charged with sub.
ordination of perjury. The indict.
meut set forth that he ''maliciousl,
solicited, suborned, instigated. per-
suaded and procured one Susan
Medallion to swear falsely at the
trial of Thos. J. Ford for the muir
der OF A. H. Murphy; that the said
Susan McAIahon did swear falsely
in favor Of Ford ct ais, through the
fundamentally of the accused
The trial lasted two days, and the
jury, after being out ten minutes.
returned M unqualified verdict OF
guilty. The penalty for this offense
is not less than one year nor more
than seven years at hard labor in
the State Pcnitentiary. A motion
will be made for n new trial, and ii
this fails m appeal will be taken to
the Supreme Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
PATRICK AIOLONY.

The sudden death OF Mr.. Patrick
Molony, last Wednesday, WAS a
shock to the community. He
was only i'll for day or two. his
death resulting from congestion of
the brain. which was probably
caused by the intense heat Of the
past few days. and exposure to the
sun during the confayration at the
brick kiln last week. Mr.. Molouy
has for several years been running a
large brickyard near Coyington
He was fifty-four years of age. hale
and hearty, and very enterprising
and industrious. He was man Of
more than ordinary intelligence and
refinement. a sociable gentleman.
and possessed literary talent of a
high order. His occasional contri-
buttons to the FARMER, under the
signature of "Esperance." were al
ways interesting and instructive.
He combined, with his wisdom, a
rare vein of wit and humor. show
ing bis bright and happy nature.
He was also good Christian, be-
ing devout member of the Cath
Ollie Church. His unexpected de-
mise will be sincerely regretted
by the entire community. In his
death, our parish has lost one of
its most valued citizens. We ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family. Tho remains were
taken to the city Thursday morning
for intsrment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21


High license has succeeded III
Savannah, Ga. The Council OF
that city increased the liquor H.
cense from $ll5 to $500. great
mistake many people thought. as 1t
would 81 reduce tho number OF sa-
looms rs to cause a great deficiency
in the cisy's revenues. and, ut the
same time. have the effect OF In
creasins the number CT illicit deal
ers. The experience OF n year has
proved the wisdom of the Council.
and las benefited Savannah IN
every way. The number Of iqnor
licenses has fallen of. it is true,
some fifty odd. bnt only the worst
aud vilest saloons have disappear
cd. The city's revenues from the
sale OF liz lors have increased from
s3l.112 to so. 200, or more than
double Times Democrat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21

It is a little chilling to the would
be veterans of the Mexican war to
learn that no ex-Confederate can
rise above the rank of sergeant. be
cause United States law forbids
the issuance Of commissions. They
can only fight as privates. But,
como to think OF it, the most ambi-
ton is found among those who
never smelt gunpow,ler. The Of
fensivs law must be repealed at the
first opportunity.-N. 0. Chronicle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

We had pleasant visit las
Wednesday from Mr.. Thos. j. Ker
nan. of Clinton, East Feliciana par.
ish. Mr.. Herman is a candidate fol
the Congressional nomination from
this District. His platform O
principles will be found in anothe,
column. Referring to his candi.
dacy, the Southern Wa.chman, o.
Clinton. says:
Mr.. Herman is a native OF Louis.
lana, and the eldest son of Hon
". F. Herman. the presiding Judge
of our District, who has been Q
leader in the forefront of the Lou.
isiana democracy for more than q
generation.
Our candidate is a Master of Arts
graduate of Washington and Lee
University, of the class o. 1873. AT
his graduation he was accorded til {
high honor Of an appointment as
Assistant Professor of Modern
Languages in that celebrated in
stitution of learning, which post he
filed for one year. In 1877 he was
admitted to the bar of Louisiana,
and has since then continued the
active practice of his profession in
East Feliciana and surrounding
parishes with success and distinc-
ton.
In politics he has always been a
Jealous and active Democrat. He
cast his first vote for Nichols and
Wilt, in 1876. and did yeoman SER
vice in that campaign, deeming no
effort too arduous, no task too dis
tasteful to compass the redemption
Of Louisiana from Republican mis-
rule. His political record. thus be-
gun in that time that tried mems
souls. has ever remained without
stain or blem;sh. He has never
been an oficeseeker, but every cam
paign has found him at his post at
the front, vigorously and manfully
battling for the grand principles OF
Democracy.
A gentleman of education. refine
nent and energy, in the prime OF
his ripe manhood, his is our beau
ideal Of Congressman. Young
vigorous aud full of hope. with his
face resolutely turned toward the
future, he is fitting repl esentative
Of the aspirations OF the new Sou til,
whose watchword is progress.
We commend him to the electors
Of the Sixth Congressional District,
and sincerely believe that they
could not choose a filter represent
ltiye.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21
New Advertisements.
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will be
at the following named places. on the
'lates given. for the purpose Of revising
the registration rolls of this parish:
Covington, Sept. to IL.
Vaudeville. 18th and 18th.
Eayou Iac"mbe. 18th and 10th.
Slidell, 18th AMI Goth.
John Talley's. 2lst.
Pearl River Station. 22d AMI 23d.
Florenville, oath.
Pat Welch's, 25tll.
Il. Quave's, 9th.
Blackwelrs Mill, 2Sth.
jacksonville. 29th and 30th.
Covington, Oct. to Nov. 2.
w. Il. Parker,
Registrar, Parish Of ~ T,immdny
Corinqton, L., duptsi 20, 1856.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-08-21

APPROPRIATION FOR The BoauE
FALIA.-In the Rivers and Harbors
bill recently passed by Congress.
We find The following: "For the
Tchefuncta river and Bogne Falia,
$25OO." We hope this entire sum
will be spent where it is needed
that is. on the Bogue Falia, be-
tween Corington and the mouth OF
the Tchefanc.a, near Old Landing.
And to secure the best results, the
work should be done under the su.
pervision Of ons of our own citizens,
say Capt. Heiser, or some one else
who knows the Bogue Falia and
what it needs to improve its condi-
ton,