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THE LEGISLATIVE CONTEST.
The Santa Barbara Press SAYS.

Let the Republican voters not lose sight OF
the great importance of the Legislative contest.
Every vote for the Democratic nominees is a
direct vote in favor of George Hearst for United
States Senator and may result in giving the
entire control of the National Government to
the Democratic party. The Democrats realize
this and are straining every nerve to capture
the Legislature. a half a million dollars will
be considered none too much to accomplish that
object portion of the money has arrived in
Santa Barbara, and is being placed where it
will do the most good.
SO it is everywhere. Hearst's purse
strings are united. He cares little for
Bartlett He is for Hearst, and proposes
to buy and trade his way back to the seat
to which Stoneman's weakness promoted
him, and from which Stoneman's extra seS-
sion ousted him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

REPUBLICANS AND TAxEs.-The Oroville
Register has the following pertinent in
quiries and conclusions: Whose fault is
it that the State taxes are increasing in Cal
ifornia? Is it not the fault of the Demo-
cratic party, the would-be reform party,
the party that promised better times and
lower taxation if they got into power
How have they kept their promise In
1884 the State tax was forty-tive cents and
two mills on the dollar; in 1885 this had
been increased to fifty-four cents and four
mills, and this is still further raised in 1886
TO fifty-six cents. Here is an increase of %
per cent. in the rate of State taxation in two
years. Are you willing to keep on paying
these yearly raises, or will you put the Re-
publican party in power once more? The
ID Of November is close at hand. Your
votes on that day will decide whether this
tax shall be sixty cents next year under a
Democratic administration, or forty-five
cents under Republican administration"
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ONLY ONE PURPOSE.

The Oakland Times well says that the
San Francisco Chronicle has but one object
in view now That is to land Democratic
Legislature in the Capitol to undo. so far
as it can, the unseating of George Hearst
"a most righteous act, and which went
far to redeem Governor Stoneman's extra
session folly from utter condemnation.
The Chronicle well knows what will be the
result of its work if successful. 1t has not
had the temerity to deny it. The mask
with which it seeks to disguise lis purpose
is TRANSPARENT.
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WHAT A CONTRAST.

Vermont has returned Senator Edmunds
to the United States Senate. To have re-
jected him would have been the hight of
ingratitude and folly. Let the Republicans
of California aid in upholding the hands OF
this great leader by sending to his side a
Republican Senator. This can only be done
by voting for every nominee for legislative
position nominated by the Republicans Of
California. To vote against them, means
to put Hearst alongside of Edmunds-
Great Heavens, what contrast
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

A FEW days ago the REcoRD-UN1oN
gave to the news of the day that a lady
canvassing for Bartlett and Hearst had
first offered her services to the Republican
State Central Committee. The San Jose
Herald, Democratic, which evidently
thinks the money paid Mrs. Foltz by its
party managers ill expended, quoted our
exposure, and added the insinuation that
the flop" cost $1,000. Now comes the
San Francisco Cal, and publishes the let
ter of the advocate addressed to the Re-
publican committee, offering for $4,000 to
take the stump for the Republican ticket.
The offer was rejected. The lady there
upon came out as a convert to Bartlett and
Hearst. 1t will thus be seen that we were
neither incorrect nor unjust in the charge
made. 1t is matter of small Importance,
but serves to show how Democratic cam
paign thunder is manufactured.
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of the meeting will be widely dissemin-
ated by the State press, and that some
authority will issue call at once for the
grape-growers of the State to meet in this
city for consultation with the horticult-
wrists on the date named. The interests
of the two are one in this matter, and can
not be well considered apart.
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SACRAMENTO BANK,

TsK OLDEST sAvIyes BANK Is TIE CITY,
Csrner j and fifth streets, Sser2r, erse,
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, 90o-pAIr
sJ up Capital, FOO. Cos. Lcsns on Resi- Esrsss,
July J. 1856, 81 Ga, BIS. Term snd Ordinary DO
rSositz. July 1, 1855, 81 eS5 SCI. Term 5ad Or.
a.na-y Deposits received. and Dividends paid x
Jsrusry and Jiily. Money Loaned upon Resi-
Zstase only. This Bank does exclusively s
Savings Bank bcstaeSs- Intornsttcn tnrnlsasS
On srsSliostioa 70 ~. P. COLEHkS, President
n 2 EaaIITosE. Cashier. U
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N OF I Q r.!

MASS MEETING OF CoLoRED CITIZENS,
III THIS (Mondayj EVENING, at the WIG;
WAN, ct 6 O'Clock, to protest against and
repudiate the cl iim of the San Francisco
Eierator, to be representing the sentiments OF
the Colored People of California, in indorsing
and advocating the Election of the Democratic
Candidate for Governor se- Ladies invited
iSigned), B. A. Johnson, A. Grubbs, G. W. Booth
VIM. Calf, r. c. Furgerson, Is. A. Loyab, +.
RiIflsr Samuel Gale. r ]. Fletcher. o2l-lt4
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCIES,

The paper is for sale at the following places
L. P. Fisher, Room 81, Merchants Exchange,
Who is also Sole Advertising Agent for San
Francisco: Grand and Palace Hotel News
Stands: Marketstreet Ferry and junction Of
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
ar Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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REaN-BAKE AND DANCE

NJ CLARA BARTON LOYAL LADIES
Is League, auxiliary to the G. A. R., at
Changers Hall.
Thurs.dey Evening, October 2S, 1886.
Music by Hussar Orchestra. Tickets, including
supper, 25 cents. C. L. SHETLAND, President.
BILLIE s. HERR, Secretary. 2l,2j.Sl .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

The RECORD UNION IS the only paper on
The coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
esi5es the ttsH associated Press dispatches fran
oil parts of the ,oorld. Outside Of San Fran
cisco II has no competitor, in point Of mum
bers, in It's home and general circulation
ihrottchc,s. the coast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

r osT-THE FINDER OF A SMALL KID
| PoRTEMONNAIE, last Saturday, between
Fifteenth and Thirty first sire cts, on NJ or half
mile out on the Jackson Road, containing gold
coin and papers, will be rewarded by leaving
word at this Office where the owner can call and
4 ify
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

THE lies told on Swift and Waterman
make votes for them. Keep it up, gentle
men Of the Democracy.
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TAKE NOTICE.!

Mutilated coin or currency will
not be received.
State and County Taxes will be
received at my office on and after
TUESDAY,, Eovem is, 1886.
All Taxpayers are reminded that
on the last MONDAY in DECEM-
Der, 1886, TAXES Will be delin-
quent at 6 o'clock P. M. of that
day, and unless paid prior thereto,
Five Per Cent. penalty will be
added.
Sacramento, CAL, Oct. IS, 1886.
J. ". WILSON,
o25-3tM&w2t Tax Collector.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

RED Star Cough Cure has demonstrated
its value in cases Of bronchitis. No denres-
sion.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

"a God-send is EIy's Cream Balm
writes Mrs. NJ. Y. Jackson, of Portsmouth, N.
H, on May %, 1882. l had catarrh for three
years; had tried nearly all remedies but to no
purpose. Two or three times q week my nose
would bleed quite freely and thought the sores
in it would never heal The Balm has cured
me. This preparation is not a liquid or a snuff,
and is easily applied. Price, so cents See adj
yertisement. d7-1yMWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. WinsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all PAIN relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. twenty-five cents bottle
mrl5 1yMWS
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CITUATION WANTED.-WANTED AT ONCE
y by neat reliable woman from the country,
place to do h ;usework; Will work for moderate
pay. Apply at No. lll7 street, bet. Eleventh
ia O21-It%
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IF You Want First-class Buggy, Cart,
Phaeton, or anything in the Carriage lire, go to
HARRY BERNAHD'S, Sixth and L streets. If
s. g. 3 E. L. southworth, Dentists, Sac.
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xyTANTED TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS
w of AUGUSTA BIERERr. Went to Sacra-
mento in 1888. May now be married. Informs-
ton of her whereabouts will be thankfully
received by CARL SCHULZ, Manor, Travis
County, Texas. o25-10t*
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Pills
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stated Assembly of Sacramento a
Council, No l. r. and S. NJ, THIS IN
Monday EVENING, at $50 o'clock. Xxx
Soiourning Companions cordially in "
yited BY order of VIM. L. OUGHT0N, T. l. NJ.
VIM B. DAVIS, Recorder. o2s-1t*
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

Bishop Whitaker has presented Miss
Mary Chester, the matron Of the Whit
aker school, with handsome and stylish |
phaton.
While men are being knocked OF from
work on mines in operation on the Com
stock, other mines are being started up
and men placed to work.
The following are salaries paid school
teachers in Gold Hill, Storey county:
Principal, $50; Assistant, $40; A Gram.
mar. 800; B and d Grammar, $50; A B
and G Primary, $50
The Rsveille says there is much sick.
ness in Austin now Scarlet fever has
not disappeared since it made its appear
snce several months ago. The upprece.
denied long dry hot spell has much to do
with ii.
1t is currently reported that Senator
Fair intends putting two hundred men to
work on Comstock mining property
within few days. II correct 1t is pretty
good evidence OF his intention to run for
Senator.
| The Times. Review says: Artie Bowen,
the teu.yesr-old son Of NJ. d. Bowen,
principal Of the rusca,ora school, was
accidentally shot by playmate last Mon
day. The ball entered the buys head al
the outer cavity Of the e,e and imbedded
J itself in the muscles Of the temple, iron
) which it was removed through an incis
ion in front Of the ear. The injury ia mo-
necessarily fatal.
A writer in the Reno Gazette pro
: pounds this conundrum: Now woult
: like to know what there is in the Gov
ernorsh,p Of the State to warrant ma
to spend from $4,000 to $4,000 to &c
the nomination, and a. much more to b
elected. Adams approval Of the Al
SCISSOR and Railroad bills and his veto
the Military bill can easily be understood
y for the party Of the second part seem
:. DO carrying out their part OF the contrac
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
CONCEN rHA -.

The shipments Of fractional silver coin |
from August LIST to August 18th. amount
to s3l3,039.
A supply Of tin in this country is Of
tenfold more importance than the dis.
covsry Of gold mine.
A mercury mine apparently worked in
ancient timss. has bsen discovered near
Belgrade, in Servia.
For 1900 years tbs world has been
practically dependent on two tin deposits
for pelrly all its supply.
America now makes one.fifth Of the
iron and ons.iourth Of tho steel Of the
world, and is second only to Great Brit.
ain.
Tho excitement over the recent dis.
covery of gold in Roane and adjoining
counties, in West Virginia, continues to
increase.
Over 100 tons Of ore was shipped from
Kingman, Arizona, during the month Of
July, the value Of which was about
$4,000.
The lead bullion produced at Leadville
District for the second quarter Of 1886
was s, 1866 tons, being an increase Of 1853
tons over the corresponding quarter Of
1885.
Springfield (Mo.l Herald: Not less
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
Wednesday, September e, 1886.


The I. 1t for tn. tsrs shalt be: "Are you
Democrat, and sill you support the nominees
Of the Democrsti; state Convention OF the stat"
The qunlif stions Of the voters At the P l.
maries are the same - tho.e required BY the
general elect on laws o. the State
the Election Board II each district shall COL:
sist u three Jud.es, who shall b. worn, and
who shall sppoint two COMPETENT Clerk who
shall also 81 sworn. In III cases rttdrns OF
each precin,t must he made to she Chairman
aud secretary Of said Com nittee II any OF the
Board b. not prese {. or decline to serve, tn II
thos+ preset I shall Al the vacancy - provided
The attention Of the Boards. as we'll - al
voters, Is called TO the law governing P'tmAry
The folio aing Judges are appointed for the
piocns w. Il Henderson. 8. D. Smith and
A. veitch
Panaca--John B. Atchison. Dan Rice and u
We rye.
Pennsyivsnis-R.J Humou. J. o. aeiabsr
| and Pull. Smith.
Glove Valley L. L. Woods. Ids Hsmblin ant
John Pulsphsr.
sprins v.iisy-A. Millstt. Frank Walker AM
/ James Rice.
Eagle vsilsy-J hu Hammond. Charles War
70 and q. 8 lyttls.
Bunkerviile-x. Bunker. sr.. 9. o. Crosby an
0sorgs Lee
4 adow Valley wash Jos. Conway. Al. Lii
ton aud O. YoaehAm.
~ Dorado Canyoa- Jsmss Burrows. Frar
Murphy aud John Pow-rs
w rtou--Gsorge eyphus, uar osstry ~
W Brsdfuts.
Balionvilis- @. b. Garden, .. q Pierson ~
=. o 0odbe.
Bristol-J B vsillencourt, Thos Gillian %
Hank Connors.
Pattsrson District--E. Robsrtson. job
Ereinsr and 4 J Parrish
10 the event Of no Justice In the Precinct. o.
Of the Judges appointed can admnistsr u
osth ~ all.
Nv KELLEY, Chairman.
Attest; 9. D 6NITa, recrutaSy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sixTH
i Judicial District Of the tate Of Nevada, IN
and for tho County u Lincoln.
Geo 9 Sxw,er.- plsintir, VI. Daniel nry and
John Dry, Defendants Actian brous BIT In the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District OF
th, state Of Nevada, In aud Tor the County OF
Lincoln, and The complaint MID IN taio eu,dy
tri Court Ia fEi3
The ate Of Nevada sendA Greeti' q;
To Daniel DRY and John Dry. sal def pdpnts.
You arr hereby rrqui Cd TO appear IN Al tetion
brought against y0n By the above smed pi.ii :.
"a in The Daktri,t Court Of the Sixth Judi, tai
Datrict Of the state Of Nevada, 10 and Tor Ne
County Of Liicoln, and ansxtr the compliant
al. d therein, within ten days Exclusive Of the
day OF safviceI afterth service onsyou Of ui,H
Hun. mons, II served In said couLt, !; or. II
served Out Of said Count. but within ,Aid Din
trict, within twenty days; and 10 . other cases
forty. dsya; or judgment BY default Will %
taken against you, according to the prayer VI
said complaint.
The said action Is br ,ueht 10 recover Judy
ment nr he sum Of Five Bui dret tesort Dol.
lars sold coin, On . balspcs due for. services
performed BY said Plaintiff - an attorney. fnd
counselor at law t.r you, u your ~ Pr. III IN
stance and request. In attending to Your inter-
ests a. heirs Il and 20 The tsste Of A. !, ~ o.
DRY, deceased Aud you are her+by ncttf. d. that
oa f. 70 .p, ear and swer The .; s,,o com en-
take Judgment for said sum Of $500. GOLD coin,
and costs Of snid actin
Of the District Cont Of the 9th
| Judicial District Of the State Of
fsEALl Nevada, In and for the County
Of Lincoln, this Twentieth day
Of January. 10 thu year Of cur
Lord Uns thousand eight hum
dred and eiRhty sig.
jseOslnd e --'- h F.0EAk. clerk.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

Get yesr Jsb vsrk done ~ the
.sReseRa - 0Qees
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

No Revolutionary soldier draws pom.
sion in Maine, but the agency in that
State pays ono Revolutionary widow
Susan Curtis Of TopshAm. The roll bears
the names Of 1853 survivors Of the War Of
1912. and 90 widows Of the same period.
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Eo1day, October 4, 1886,

At Il O'Clock A n for the purpose Of nominal
iue County Ofiicers Iha, tue triinari.s for tn.
ell ct.oo VI delegates to said Convention be held
nm
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THE FiaS AT BRISTOL.
nd the BODY OF J Gregory Gree
IN led

Bristol has been visited by ERE. On
Wednesday evening the block contain.
ing the Pioneer Hotel, Bsrton's store,
the old postoffice, and several other
buildings, were destro, and J. N.
Gregory was consumed in the flames.
While watering horses. about s o'clock
IN the evening. q couple Of men thought
hat they heard grosns in Bsrton's store,
aud went to go In the building. but it
sas locked. Jerry Leahigh coming along,
cd noticing the building on FIRE. gave
10 alarm. The store door was forced
md the smoke came pouring out the door.
Joe Bryant, Lsanish and another man
rushed in. aud found old man Gregory
laying back Of the counter. Bryant
reached over, got hold Of Gregory's cloth.
ing, and tried to pull him up, but was
unable to do 20, owing to the old man be.
ing drunk and dead weight The men
we're driven out Of the building by the
flames and smoke three times 10 their
efforts to recue the old man, and not till
the building was SO far consumed that il
endangered their own lives did they
cease attempts at the rescue. They then
turned their attention to do what little
they could in extinRuishipg the aame'
and saving such articles as they wer'
able. The entire block. the principal on
in the town. from and including Barton
store, up to and including the old post
office, was destroyed.
Barton had considerable goods store,
III the store instead Of his fire. pruof cellar
His loss is considerable. Hon. r. A
R,epe. who is now In Taylor. is also
nuavy loser. He owned the best build
,ngs in the town, and were located j
tnat block.
The FIRE, in all likelihood, was caused b
Gregory. The old man was left in car
Of Barton's property, and is somewhs
addicted to strong drink. In the cell,
was q barrel Of sour wine, and the Of
man has been keeping well under its ii
Auences, and while in this condition @
Wednesday evening accidentally set II
building afre and burned himself.
-
On Bryant bringing in news Of the I'll
Thursday DR.. Reece left for Bristol +
the purpose Of holding an inquest ov
Gregory's remains. On his arrival the
he found that the remains Of the old mi
; had been etfsctuslly cremstea. Two
three bones. supposed to be Gregory
we're picked up out Of the embers al
buried.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

Az usual, the Democrats made clean
sweep at the State election held in AZ.
kansas on tho 9th. Ths third party did
mot amount 10 any ching
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
SHERIFF. Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out Of the District Our n and for The
County Of Unc,ln, sfats OF Nevada. and 70 me
iirecte / aud delivered, for . jud xment renterVt
ia sstd Court, On the thirte enth day Of August.
A, b. ls0t, In favor VI Barney BonsAnt and
a. Ainst Henry Raymond, John Castle, ". d.
Henderson, W. N Wilson, partners. d dnx bud.
meas - Raymond u Co., TOR Tho sum o. six hu :.
dred and eighty sewn and 50 no dyllars. debt
tosr,h,r with . sh,y.thres tSss' dollars, tax
costs, an all accruius costs and interest, nave
levied on the folio wing property. to wit:
Tnat pie or psece! Of land situated IN Pao.
rsusxat Valley. lin DIN County. Nevada, com.
monty Known q be spragus OF Albright ranch,
and cescrtb,d ~ follows, 70 wit: The west y
Of the Nothesst Y Of re;tlnn 9. and the Vest
y OF the Southeast \ Of section 5. Townahip !.
south aAnye. 81 fast. 4. D. NJ, containing ieo
acres
Notes 10 hereby given thss On
Monday, sh~ rhte'esath day OF
o~ptsmbsr.
A, D. 1855, a. u o'cloct y. OF said day, I wiz
esll eli the right title and tsrest Of said Johr
| Csstl- IN an u the abovs dscr,bed property, .
| ne front door u the Court House 10 piochs
lincoln County. Nevada. a public auction 10
| cab 10 HAT 70 the highest IN hest bidier
sstisfy aid execution aud eli costs
suas,d ED. TURNER. sheein.
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a nlrr bend 10 cents postage. and We .It
XII nail you Tree io!al, ~
IL lit eampls bor n goods that ~fiis pol
~ you In tho wsy ufnah'De more
mercy 1t once than anything else ~ Amtrice;
Both rexes Of all ages can live st hi 40
WORK in spare time, or all the time. StpusI
not required. We viii start yon. N @n,s
J. Co. Portland, Maine.
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Tia above ssls Of Real Estate has been post
poued uutii % cher q 1855. 1t the socve men
tone hour and plae.
4. j. OsSonsI, ATTY for Plain'i6
d. TURSkH, bhefth.
~ .. .. Hxy1n, Deputy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

G F. Johnson4died Ut his residencs in
Eagle Valley ON Tuesday morning. and
his remains were brought to Phoebe the
following morning and inferred in the
cemetery. johnson has been resident
Of this county . number Of years, and at
the time of death was member Of the
Board Of County Commissioners. He
leave. wife to mourn his death. Also,
on the afternoon Of the came day, Thos.
Riley, an old man who has been living At
Warren's for the past four years, died.
Riley was an aged man and Mexican
War Veteran. He died from old aged;
quietly sitting down. he folded his arms
across his breast, aud his life quickly took
it, eight.
It 10 difficult to decide which, the pros.
pector or the teacher. erects the most
towering castle in the air. OF late, sev.
ersI Of the teachers in this neiKhborhood,
after their clean up. have postponed their
tour to the Holy Land.
| U. =. Mar.hal Thos. Kelly arrived on
Last Sunday warnings stage. and left on
his return tn Car gu IN Wednesday. Hi,
presence wa occasioned by the suit com
meuced BY the bundholders.
Nice. fat. juicy and tender meats car
be had by calling ~ the Peoples Mea'
Association Market. They received I
herd Of superior cattle on Monday.
The Vice President Of the City Brew
cry, Of Louisville, Ky., was entirel!
cured in one week Of q severe attack o
rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil.
F,C. johnson made will shortly be
fore his death, appointing A. s. Thomp
son executor Of the same.
The sale Of the Albright ranch has bee
postponed by the Sheriff until October
1886.
Mrs. ], C, Henderson has returne
from Missouri to Butte City, Montana.
Silver is gradually crawling Cup. tt
0 latest quotation is .93t.
George Payne Of b:l.no, Illinois, put
+. board over the top Of his chimney IL
n Spring to keep the rain from washing 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

That's just what Rome Menear, of
the Journal is now. Since last Sun
day morning he has been stepping
around holding high head and pay.
ing no attention whatever to us old
bachelors who cannot be called - ~"
that the public know OF. Rom
is proud of his daughter and we ex
tend our best wishes for success az a
family man and il his success fnan.
cially and paternally is commensur.
ate with his popularity and excellent
character he will be very wealthy and
the father of many children.