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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29
6hellmAn SiftIngs.
Good rains and. no grass.

Good rains and no grass.
Crops are good around Shell
man.
G. J, Green leaves to-day to
spend . few days at ElIagille and
elsewhere.
Little Gucrry Goode las been
very sick, we learn. Ho is much
better how. Gucrry is one Of
i5helhnan S bright little fellows.
We can't find a man in our
couHty that will represent us in
the next general assembly. Cam t
some Of our sister counties send
us a man?
Shellman expects to store a
large portion Of the fecey staple
this season. Mr.. j. A. Payne has
Just completed a large warehouse
This makes five for US.
The surveying corps is now at
work getting our town in shape
for business. Mayor and alder
men have been elected Boys.
mind how you step or the marshal
will have you.
Charlie Harris and Polk Hass
were i'll town last week. Charlie
is ono of Eand,lph's boys and
we would be Cad to see him re-
ceiving the taxes for Terrell. He
thinks he will carly Shellman dis
trict.
The young people greatly en-
loycd sociable at the residence
Of MIR, L. W. Glaze Monday night.
None know better how to make
their guest enjoy themselves than
Mrs. Glaze and family.
DIED. The many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. CLANCY
deeply sympathize with them in
the death of their little child, Ma
ry JEFF, which sad event occurred
last Sunday morning. Tue re-
mains were inferred in Rehoboth
cemetary Sunday afternoon, Rev.
j. G. Corley performing the last
sad rites. The little babe was a
Joy and pride to her parents, and
the sunshine has gone from hap
by home by the loss Of their dar-
ling. But for all the loving care.
and fond caresses OF earthly par
ents, it is better with the child
among the ANGELS.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

Whose picture adorns tAe head Of this
column is an extensive coal and wood
dealer at No. IS II. Broad ST., Atlanta,
ga.
lie said lately IN presence cf a reporter:
Hy business neccssitates Il good deal Of
exposure upon me, and last winter, owing
TO tbs Tact, 1 WAS attacked with very
severe case OF lnilemmatory rheumatism.
What suffered from this dread dis
ease can better be imagined than described.
Il did everything could to cure myself.
tried every means in my power and every
remedy lett me as bad or worse than | was
before. could not raise my hand to nv
head, and At looked as il, even if | were
Tld OF the disease, its effects would
CRIPPLE NE FOR LIFE.
"About four weeks ago | was persuaded
to try ilunnicu1t's Rheumatic Cure. and
my relief was almost instantaneous. | am
now onmy f5nth bjttla. and I am rs
sound man Is there is in Georgia.
" llaye any objection to the pullica-
ton Of these facts" Not the least in the
world, and J of|y hope they viii meet the
eye 81 every person suffering as | was,
and that they will believe, try and hccurctl:
and want to say RIGHT here that | would
act fm one thousand dollars, be in the
condition I was wAonI begun USING Tie
remedy which made me whole again
uunncutt's Rheumatic Cure
q also have been great sufferer from
| indigestion and stomach troubles-dyspcD
STA, in Iac5-aad since | begun the use Of
| the Cure, this has entirely left me, and [
IA We rs good aud sound digestion and aD
| petite as | ever had.n
This wonderful remedy for the cure OF
/ all kinds Of Rheumatism and all Blood and
! Kidney Diseases, is aow sold at Sl.0O n
bolIe by ali druggists. Manufactured by
j. NJ Hunnicutt u Co., Atlanta, Georgia.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

AMERICUs is talking about hav-
ing a band tournament in the fall.
The Dawson band had as soon go
up and bring back the prize as
not.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

We think there will be music
in the air before senatorial mat
ters are settled in this district.
Call the convention and make a
nomination.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The latest prohibition wrinkle
Is a proposed telephone line be-
tween Macon and Atlanta. Drinks
car then be ordered any time at
very little cost.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

QUERY is holding his own In
the congressional race remarkably
well. There are but two counties
yet to act, and neither candidate
will go into the convention with a
majority.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The comptroller has received
the tax digest of seven counties.
Butts shows an increase of SOB
Ooo, Jones Of $1,000 and Clinch of
$1,000; Forsyth shows decrease
OF $4,000, Camden Of 4l,O00,
Baker $4,000 ana Rockdale Sl4.-
O)), or a t9tal falling off of Sl45,-
o)3 IN seven counties. This Is
diseoar4cins and does not speak
well for the new system Of as
seSsmont Of returns arranged BY
Tho last legislature.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

A SWARM of Dakota grass-hop-
pers stopped twenty minutes for
refreshments and ate up 50-acre
field Of growing truck near Dargo.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The next governor Of Tennes-
see will likely be Taylor. The
republicans have nominated Al
bort Taylor and the democrats
have put in nomination his broth
er, Robert Taylor. 1t will be in
teresting to hear them howl about
each others private characters.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

A REAL estate agent offers six
new and well located residences
in Atlanta in exchange for any
class of property anywhere in
Macon. Thus are seen the effects
of prohibition.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

PRlMUs JONES, as usual, mark
cts the first bale of cotton this
year. 1t was sent to Albany last
Thursday and sold to Messrs.
Wight & Co. for l4l cents. 1t
was then shipped to Atlanta
Primus always "Gets thar, Ell"
touse stale expression frequently
quoted by a prominent candidate
for gubernatorial honors.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29
Here's GuOd Proof.

The annexed testimonial from a
well-known citizen Of high char
acter is the most convincing argu-
ment that can be given as to the
value and merits OF Calisaya Ton
lc as the great Southern Kennedy:
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. LIST.
Mossrs. Westmoreland Bros
Gents: | got FROM you bottle
Of CaIlsaya Tonic for my little
daughter who had been prostra-
ted with leycr,and was very weak.
and had no appitite. She had
not used more than half the bot
tie pefore she had an excellent aD-
petite, and regained her strength
with astonishing rapidly. | be-
iIoye II to be az excellent tonic.
Yours truly,
CHARLIE i, IIoEE.
Westmoreland's CaIisaya Tonic.
The great Southern Remedy, is
now put up in square amber col
orod quart bottles, with beautiful
photographic label, and red met
al cap over the cork, with the fol
lowing imprint in top of cap:
"Wa5tmoreIand'a CaliSay Tonic.
Westmoleland Bros, Sole Pro
prletor5, Greenyilie, S. c."
Sold ~ all druggists at Sl.OO
per bottle
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

Some are not vd day months some m
to
Instruments taken III exchange and thoroughly
DOd aS neN NFN""Nu
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

'STEEMED Brother Stanford, OF
the Cuthbert Gordon-Appoal, is
still acting end man to the Allan
ia ring circus and was, up to last
week, conducting the campaign
with as much enthusiasm as
though it had just opened instead
Of closed. But amid all his en-
thusiasm and jubilatIon he stop
ped long enough to draw a short
breath, squint his left eye at us
and advise Us not to be "pig."
We leave it to the public to de-
eide which of US has been the great
er pig and displayed more:of the
instincts ant; pecnliarities Of that
animal. The Journal kept clear
Of all ridicule and SANDER during
the campaign, bat our Cuthbert
neighbor never let an opportunity
pass to wallow in the mire Of his
political gods by ridiculing Maj.
Bacon for resi9ning a position in
the army, the duties Of which he
was physically unable TO dis
charge. Furthermore, our neigh
Dor cndeavored to create the i'm
preston that Mr.. Bacon was
afraid to meet MIR. Gordon on the
stump, and 10y other insinuations
held him up before the people as
unworthy Of their support. Sqeal
again, old fellow, squeal!
SUNDAYS Telegraph contained
q letter from Hon. A, 0. Bacon
ad dressed to the people of Geor-
gia, especially those opposed to
the ''ring.' The letter is an able
and scholarly review Of the whole
campaign and clearly shows to ev-
cry unparalleled nind that the
delegates instructed for him
wodld be untrue to their constitu-
ency had they failed to vote for
the principles Of the campaign
yesterday. Mr.. Bacon was rot
actuated by any selfish motive in
taking this position, but simply
to show to the world that there is
an element Of the party in this
State opposed to the mea who
have been successful and the
methods they employed in con
Quoting the late campaign. The
letter is an able and mastery doc
ument written by ono Of Goorgia's
ablest and purost sons who would
honor any Office within the gift Of
the people.
The gubernatorial convention
met in Atlanta yesterday and
nominated Gordon for governor
and reelected all the old State
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The people of Thomas county
nave said by over 500 majority
her people shall not be deprived
of taking their morning toddy in
that town. Prohibition has beeu
given a backset lately.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

over twenty of these od
arc 300 left which mast the SJ
Gin anIy(
| 0OON PH'9 VIII
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

In the ZOO there are squire Pianos Upright
AnabS Mason ~ ilaniIn iIact az DSvs
dett ArOi, Sibcr PclOuDet, ShOuinser
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The News says Albany has
within her limits, according to the
best estimates that have been
made, 1900 children Of the school
ages. OF this number there are
400 whites and 900 variegated =
from black to lemon yellow.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The gubernatorial convention
met in Atlanta yesterday and
nominated Gordon for governor
and reelected all the old State
House officers. They will be
elected.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

descriptive LISTS printed purchase by cores
chascrs arc not suited we refund their money. nd if
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

REPRESENTATIVES, Cobb, of In
diana, and Laird, 81 Nebraska,
after exchanging the epithets of
liar and perjurer on the floor of
the House on the 10th inst, re-
tired to the lobby, and Laird was
vlndicated by drawing blood from
the nose and mouth of Cohh.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

Terms Easy Pianos $40 Organs So per month Great ~
Cash Buyers Witeanl wilo
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

The rumor reaches as that the
Worth delegates to the congress-
ional convention will vote for
Judge Jones. There is, it is said,
a mistake as to her delegates hay
aug been instructed for Captain
1arner. This rumor comes from
Albany, and we give it for what
at is worth. -Alapaha Star.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29
PIANO AND ORGAN
CLEARINGOUT SALE
Your Glance to Sccur0 00dlnStrdm6ntata Barc


Come up Buyers. Here's your chance 100 Pianos
100 Organs to be closed regardless of value on
inc Clearance Sale to reduce stock. These instruments ara
over and above regular stock get our money mt
of them. ""
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

GOVERNOR MCDANIEL has is
sued proclamation offering 9 re-
ward of $3.50 for the capture Of
Chas. Williams, who murdered
Peter Campbell, near Bottsford,
the 10th OF June. Williams is
thought to be in Webster county,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29
OnJOurnal.

uas,l Organ d sa:t !lgs nj County,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

Os IA III -
mes-unxsasuu.a<zszu. "a
Journal.
vssial Organ d sa:i 7lgs sll County.
E. L RAINEY, Editor.
S. I. JORDAN Publ'r. & Prop'r.
THURSDAY, July 18th, 1856.
A SWARM of Dakota grass-hop-
pers stopped twenty minutes for
refreshments and ate up a 50-acre
field Of growing truck near Dargo.
AMERICUs is talking about hav-
ing a band tournament in the fall.
The Dawson band had as soon 90
up and bring back the prize as
not.
WE think there will be music
In the air before senatorial mat
tezs are settled in this district.
Call the convention and make a
nomination.
HE latest prohibition wrinkle
is a proposed telephone line be-
tween Macon and Atlanta. Drinks
car then be ordered any time at
very little cost.
QUERY is holding his own In
the congressional race remarkably
well. There are but two counties
yet to act, and neither candidate
will go into the convention with a
majority.
A REAL estate agent offers six
new and we'll located residences
in Atlanta in exchange for any
class OF property anywhere in
Macon. Thus are seen the effects
of prohibition.
The people of Thomas county
nave said by over 500 majority
her people shall not be deprived
of taking their morning toddy in
that town. Prohibition has beeu
given a backset lately.
The News says Albany has
within her limits, according to the
best estimates that have been
made, 1900 children Of the school
ages. OF this number there are
400 whites and 900 variegated
from black to lemon yellow.
GOVERNOR MCDANIEL has is
sued a proclamation Offering q re-
ward of $50 for the capture of
Chas. Williams, who murdered
Peter Campbell, near Bottsford,
the 10th of June. Williams is
thought to be in Webster county,
OUR esteemed brother and
friend of the Cuthbert Enterprise
and Appeal seems solicitous as to
our politics on the gubernat)rial
situation. Calm yourself, neigh
Dor; our politics are alright, but
yours are wocfully wrong. You
will yet live to see your error.
NAT HAMMOND has defeated
Mynatt for Congress in Fulton
county, which ipsures his renom-
lnation. Smutty methods we're
used by Mynatts honch-
men against Mr.. Hammond, who
Is to be congratulated Oh his
triumph.
REPRESENTATIVES, Cobb, of In
diana, and Laird, of Nebraska
after exchanging the epithets of
liar and perjurer on the floor of
the House on the 10th inst, re-
tired to the lobby, and Laird was
windicated by drawing blood from
the nose and moath of Cobb.
The rumor reaches US that the
Worth delegates to the congress-
ional convention will vote for
Judge Jones. There is, it is said,
a mistake as to her delegates hay
ing been instructed for Captain
burner. This rumor comes from
Albany, and we give it for what
at is worth. -Alapaha Star.
PRIMUs JONES, as usual, mark
cts the first bale Of cotton this
year. 1t was sent to Albany last
Thursday and sold to Messrs.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

NAT HAMMOND has defeated
Mynatt for Congress in Fulton
county, which insures his renom-
lnation. Smutty methods we're
used by Mynatt's honch-
men against Mr.. Hammond, who
Is to be congratulated Oh his
triumph.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

E. L RAINEY, Editor.
S. I. JoRDAN - Publ'r. g. Prop'r.
THURSDAY, July 18th, 1856.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-29

OUR esteemed brother and
friend of the Cuthbert Enterprise
and Appeal seems solicitous as to
our politics on the gubernat)rial
situation. Calm yourself, neigh
Dor; our politics are alright, but
yours are wocfully wrong. You
will yet live to see Your error-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08
SENSE AND NeSsEsss.

A esoa mstivs-s loconetivs.
The intsxieation Of wealth 10 NOT
due tn tight money market
Hint for winter Hew to keep your
rooms warm-kesp ysur CRATES COAL q.
sss amt everything. 4 watch tick.
ing can bs heard farther than . bed
ticking. ,,.
The master or captain Of . sailing
craft is termed the skipper. In the
banking business 1t is usually ths
cashier.
Adam was the 6rat Jew to demand
pork. He got = spare rib Buffalo
Trsth. And the apple ssuos he e.,
afssrwasd proved very unhsalthy
oiet' sl4 ~ 81 ~ = ~ as
"Ars Jon marrying mani" was
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08

-
ssksd Il = esembrs-lseklng gentleman
sts rscsnt np-tewn reception. '.Yss,
SIR was tho prompt reply; I'm =
clergyman"
ss'Dsar met exclaimed , rsa-Asissd
girl IN her brotAsr," Isss that bsunsta
are now made # paper. whas nsxt,
l wondsrG" "wsll, sir, If you put
sns on ! thinks conAagration would
come next"
&RAf a Ekwe A ~
Husband tmpstisnsly 70 wifs) i
told you l only wanted half cup VI
tea, and ~ usual, you've filled II II
the TIP. Don't ysu know what half.
fsil sf Methsr-in-law (srinly). N,
ought y by this ti,ue.
80 DR.. : Pellet is desdi" ~Yss.
He was an oraamsns to he profsssion.
He has ssssd great many lives. 4
why I dida't know that he had any
practice to speak sf' He hadn't.
He saved life in another way" "Ho~
was sAatl9 BY dying 70 ysung" s
He hadn's attended divine service.
for long t',ns, and when, they reached
The church he attempted " enter BY
the side door.
"what arc you doing, Joha," in.
quirsd his wife, that il the side d.er. ;
''Csrtaialy. !" he replied its Ssuday
isR't III The front door 10 locked
and oh" suddenly interrupt M
himself-"shi of course, certainly,
what l am shinking about l WAS un
der the Impression that-'hat-"
"Sh! that's en.ugh," sid his wife,
md then she led him into the church
"The last Sns eurrallsd' 10 the VA,
the New York heaalinss announce tn.
cl"ss Of the .f6clxl- hunt sftsr the in
dietsd aldermen The roundup u
FOUNDERS 10 csmpls and ready fo,
branding.
An editor in the interior defines ,
philanthrepist = . ssalous psnsn b-n'
on doing the greatest possible good t.
the greatest pcssibls number with tn,
greatest p. ss.bls amount VI ether peo
PIES money.
lady writer asks: "why dom
bashslors narryi' That's 70 why
don't they7 Gene to think ab,ut it
~ have nsvsr yet seen = bachelor VII,
was married It's lsmsatsbls tow
Blnghsmpton Republican. fs.
There is . joke 1t the sxpsnss u
Nrs. PArvsnus. wh- has sent out hsl
visiting cards OH which sts inscribed
IN snk the initiss ''G B." T 4
She ssys il means "Gstd by. Going !.
Europe. IN. Y. Mail aud Express.
Miss Kssns-Why, Mr.. Blondbang
what has oau.sd this change in yuul
sppssraass2 Mr. B.-I p.ssums it,
my glasses. donchsr knowi I've bugu4
to wssh them. Mss K.-Wsll, y"s
should always wear them "Y.u'v,
no idea hsw Intelligent they make ~,
kok. I seArcsly know ySu.- Chicay,
Rambles. fa - s9t#s
The Chicagoans are studying . littl,
book eniitled 'Esiquetts Of the Table.
aud are learning 70 ''nsvsr app.r i'm
patient, and employ the time III a-ree
able c'nvsrsstisn." "S,up should /,
eaten csrsfnl'y. I" Meyer eat with ,
kaifs.'.. s.Nsvsr fss until ths meal j,
6nishsd. ''sit upright with vrac,
aud dignity" "A fork should bs ussc
gracefully"
Three ddaish young mon IT. Nsfid
en-, Conn, decided I, call upon, th,s.
young women Who wers not at all anx
isps - sss them. They called, rigsst
out in their best clothes were usA
cred into The psrlor, and there fund
csnspisuously displayed, quart o.
salt and . spoon. Af.sr gazing u
these for s'ms time and waiting ia
vain Tor the young vomso, the caller
came ~ the sonelusioa that they vsrs
;ndsn1 t.u, frsah and waut hanna ~
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08
THURSDAY. July 3
Tne eARson NRO19AL BUILDING.
\ Dopeslpsisa q he vssisss Dspass
= hzs a oeoeos

4 Washinatsn correspondent to the
Silver State has this to ssy Of ths pso.
psssd Federal building 10 BE- erss.sd
In Csrsor City
Ysur correspondent csilsd ON Super
tiSinG Architect Bell and had quite Z
sAst with him ssnssrning the public
bsilding whish 10 soon TO be srsstsd II
Carson City, Nevada he said among
ether thinss that he had been com
piled to hurry the plans Tor the build
Ing because ssnator Fair gave him ne
rest until they we're under way. aud
he said further that he liked Fair and
Thought him an excellent man, but the
most psrsistent fellow he ever saw
vhsn he wasted anything dune.
Well, the plans are nov under way
end I must confess that I va actually
surprised In locking over then ts end
that the Supervising Architsst is really
going TO erect in Carson Ci,ya mag.
nifcent structure. The building 10 to
froat on oassoa. .strest,' and 10 TO set
6fsy fest back from the building line.
The main entrance, Of courss, will b
on cassua stsssG, nm shsss viii b. q
side saty1oss - ~ nsr4h sile The
ssildiag : e y constructed IT the
bet 6elosesd ~ hssst. Nth press and
nslQt bsisk tTinninss and stons
sills., -
The psstof6cs win occupy the entire
frst story. IL the rear Of the 6rss
1ess viii - tie distributing rsss,s
isr mails, and st one side Of the ma,n
satrance will bs the p"stmas,sr's pri.
vste s6cs. which viii BE- quite hand
ssms room. Tbs entire wsst front
vill u given 70 . lobby. In which viii
b the p,stoiics screen aud stamp
sountsrs, also places for registering
lssls1ss - sbtaisiag nolssy srdsrs
-! poatal ngles. w
.suD o1pns.noox.
- w - w main stsircasss,
I - at sitbsf sod q the building.
H1ss will land ysn upon the sscsnd
1cer. which will Be known - the
courtroom hoer. On the east side u
tAss Zoo. the oourt-resm will bs losat.
- Il viii b . handsome resn. 50
tsst ~ u isss, and naishsd y : neat
but substantial 1isnses. On either
esde Of The sosrt.ssom ofioss viii b
lseatsa. eHs ier Ne Judge. and the
sthss fos the Clsrt q the codrt. and
across the corridors will be suits for
other court sAcials. Several vaults
Ninsaho - lasatsd on this Asor.
Aeovs The ssssnd stssy viii b the
sttis,. whisA l. not - b . lumber rosm
sx Aay meaas. bst n b fsrni.hsd IN
. substantial manner. The jury
sssas - tsilst sooms, with sddi.
tieaal vaults for the storage Of csurs
rsesrds, viii b. losatsd hsrs, and It il
barely possible That the Land OHics
nay b moved from Reno snd occupy
quarters on this Aosr. The main On.
trance On Csrsoa street 10 to b.
shssuah sssia Of four srssdsd dor
vsys. - vhish thsss viii be . pant
soef The, ssntral isatsrs Of this front
"a gable danksd with turrsts. At
tie nsfthwsst sHg's there q clock
tswss, which sisss shout lO6 fsssfrsm
the pavsmsst. This clock tower givss
Ne building very imposing appear
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08

q ~ UAs4 eas PiAs o6oA nssn =
?. vIeMEk, Reom n nssshaass N
s>nane, osn rnseiseo. Cal
oDo. ~ MOTT, 6ss. ~. 80 ~ J stvsst
AssH0sosA y cur saly agsst u that sisy.
oDo. ?. noWE1L = CO.. ~ opsuls svsst
csxs. :. iiiIri ) CO.. ~. : 49,,
onl1lns, cAisass. nltnela.
- ahovs aUants ass a1thsgieeA 70 eellec
aeoeys No. H. hmewsun, oAts sr1eu u
eAessliS11u. on1lcs suasuribsn and attend y N,
sahss business 70. ~ shAs nAv - ososssost vtss
ofs sAes
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08


The craze for s,-callsd bric.a-brac
reached Its high in Boston the ether
day whom tbs Bsthsss collsction was
sold. An old castor that shes be.
longsd to the Fsaeuil family. worth
30. bsouHht o2oo. bst. the climax VA
reached in the struggle amsng the dif.
fsrsnt .hsirs fer the psssession VI .
psrtrait of Mary FAnusif. worth - q
simple work sf art about $50, but
psissd - IN anesstrAl hsirlOem. The
representatives Of Two historical socis
ties present were prepared 70 bid ny
70 the liberal sum If $3.50. but ~srs
snu6sd out 1t the Frat bid Of $500,
followed BY $500 aud u 600 success
lively, the biddipg s.ntiasing in iumps
Of $500 to 1900 until the niece Of the
historical Fansuil wss knocked down
u e2,Se0. A small ministurs oi
George Bsthuns 90 I for $3.50. The
priess realised ON every article down
to 60-esnt matchbox 1t q practically
sxcluasd the outside public. T
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-07-08
w. }. BLACK,
Assayer, Lewis. New.

Ores carefully Asssysd, Samples
sent from distancs prompt y attend
I'd to and returns made the following
day. Charges one dollar for each test
for Gold and Silver.
my20tf w. j. BLACK.