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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-05-22
cESERaL ITEMS.

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The strikes in the East are quieting.
"Ho, for Mexico!" the polyganiists are
yelling hNt
Several sections Of Georgia report the
wheat crop to be an entire failure.
Floods, fires and cyclones are destroying
much property inthe East e4
Forest tires are doing great damage to
timberlands in New Hampshire.
1t looks now as though Greece was
only fooling and attempted bluff.
Between striks and cyclones many lives
are lost and much property is destroyed.
Chicago has woman who shoes horses |
whenever her husband goes on spree.
Two Gatling guns have been sent to
the Philadelphia mint for use in case Of
riot
10 ali sections Of the South the sale OF
snuff for dipping purposes is annually in
cressing.
An infusion Of chloride Of zinc is found
TO make paper as tough and strong as
wood or leather.
A Pittsbarg glass manufacturer has
succeeded in producinga fac-simile Of the
famous peach. blow vase.
The Philadelphia Grand Jury recon-
menus 'ns s'.AD'1
pos. ''' 49,. s.
Many farmers naso oesn u'' w
'ne'r non'e' ~ "e's ne
ef. hres IN Tue .noun'A''
No'mon '.''''n.' 'e' -
converts ~ ''"'sl.A"
Nonongane'a 'osi MINERS AZ.
ow'ns 70 'ne az. =. '1'., 49,. " al, i.
P0'A' "a VI. D'.o 49,.
no ih'en"a.''A' " '"oo' '.''
SINCE i0'v '"' ,oo ~oI n"o ,.s = sso nm roi
mas grown nun 'V.'eSS -s ooo = 1910.
"me'' AZ "''' -''V' 1870 ..:.. /.
snow = aespes = ny -'ss-'.
'o,orAuo ',' o s I 49, . v.....d
oeiore' a"" "e.'y 10o ....... =,
Daniel Webster is to be laid at Concord
N. H., next month. with imposing cere
monies.
VT. Porter, Secretary Of the cincin
natl Bar association, was expelled fror
that body for seeking judicial nOmin'
ton.
Edward s. Stokes and Colonel r. c
Insersoll Of New York have organized
press news association to compete wit
those now in the field.
There is terrible suffering among IL
miners in West Virginia. For ye
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ll1llI more money than st anythinG slss oy
taxing a sgeacy for the pest selnns
MIN sss. ssa. S.s s T.:.s S:s'..ss a.. .1sS;s Sss:
Co., Portland, MAiAe.
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Trustees Sale.

NJOTICE Is HEREBY 0IvBN, THAT PUB
IN, suaut TO the authority vested in me IL snd
81 . certain Deed Of TraHt, exseufed BY the
Bristol Silver Mining Company g ne. pssrine
dsts June 16th, 1es2, and recorded ~ Lineoln .9
I'd 97p. default having occurrsd IN the payment
Of ~ interest due December 18th, looz, on the
nStes ssspred By naid Trusa DEED, IN the snn
of Fifteen Thousand Douar1 VIII eens q pe9.
ing Hqnas 4 the said Company IN bristol. LIN
coin County. Nevada. on the @'''
Eighth day Of Sept .naber, issa.
At O'Clock p. NJ. the property mentioned AZ
described in said Trust Deed. OF p mucl
Thoss certain Mines, Mining Claims, Quartz
Mil and Machinery. hillsite, Ccrrnls. Boarding
Houss, Barn, Assay once. Blacksmith shop.
District, i, Lincoln County. state Of Nevada. md
Al q shst certain mining claim known y the
AIT al q sSss certain mining claim inovn Is the
An updivided one-hslf Of thas csrtsin mining
claim Known a. the "0ipay" mine.
An undivided ons-haR of that certain mining
cl.in lnown :. sns .oons,cs =, = nine; .,,,,.
Tunnel"
1 Ths Bristol silver Ntning Company Nill and
Nillsite. cpnlaiaina ~ aessa = -lanas - y
That certain Ten-stamp Silver Quarts Nil
thsreon, with Mill Building. Ore House, netor'
House, Engine Room. appurtenahces end ms
chinsEy, includ ng pans, settlers 70.horst
power steam engine, . boilers, clsar.up pan, 10
Tort, we'll and well fixtures, ! boarding hons
building with furniture, i barn. as.ay ono.
VIII furnace and tools. blackantth shop viii
tocis ! building uted o. lodaing houds for en-
ployes All machinery, tools. implements AMI
spcurtenanccs now at the ntnss and mill afore
of other claim OF demand, - we'll In Law % 4
eouity, which the asid Bristol Silver Minin
ompany now has, or may hereafter acqutre Of
In snd to the said promises, with the appurtet
ances.
Dated August 1st. 1855
suii.st HENRY T. WELLS. Trustee
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illegal.
sheriHs Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lG3UEp
% out Of tho Sixth Judicial District court
in and for the County Of Lincoln. State Of Ne
vsdA, and TO me directed and delivered tors
tisth day Of January, A. D. fees. IN favos o. a.
=. Blair and against the Bristol 6ilvel Mining
Company, for the sum Of Nineteen bu.dreo.
thirteen and ls-lOo 81 9l3 Asl dollars. debt %
gsther With ebe-75 dollars, tax coets and AL &C.
cruina costs and interest, have levied on the
following property ,to-wit:
i steam boiler with sttaehDents, ~ barrel
Portland cement. pair bullion scales, 4 rcil o.
battery screen, 8 cans OF sodium, "a small black
lead crucibles, l pair crucible tongs, bull
lion molds, . assay mufaes. button mcids.
Iron mortarA and peatles. SIX Quickslvsr kettles
mods .:,sy sss. hs.S; ;.Sssn
/ eas-pipe, smokestsck about 80 feet lcns.
csst-irou retort front, 1 monkey wrenches.
| ANAL sledges. Il hand-ax,2 pipe wrenches.
srindstons, Il sdz. planes. spirit level, g
inchss, 10 feet long, Squares Iron vheelear-
row ( anvil, 2l blacksmith tools with handles.
patent screw plates, II pairs blacksNith
tonga % pieces Of timbers sxs inches. " piseea
u pieces 2zs. rs piecea 2xlo, 70 pieces 2xlo. q
pieces AKA, SO piece q 2x6, 81 pteces inch PLANK
% pieces lxl, III pieces 41e. 2 piecss 6xo. u
pieces szs. ls piecs inch plAns. g pieces q, y,
sss ls.'s sss. ,.;i 2 1asss 1sss:: a q
ss. Z s:.s, s,:s iss sssl q y pieces '''''
ssid.y. ths sscsnd day ef February
4. B. 1883, Il 70 o'olock NJ pf that day, I WI
IN ali the right, title and iitefeat Of 1aid br1l
ol ss r. R.;,o, ~ e s,ssr iss ss0
ins Compsny's miii. in Lincoln COUNTY, Nsvsd.
& pnblie auction, for cash in handi TO u
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said eject
ucn n7.s S.s III nco7A surpwooD sheriff.
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
A lob Printingdone Arst-slasssty and
stshortn notice
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Al, nsrsons having business with this office are
,sauested to address the RECORD PuBLnHfNo
1oxpAsY. We have no authorized Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
BRILLIANT.

All the cold iron machines are on at the
Brilliant mill
A very pleasant dance was given at Mrs.
Kate Carts boarding house on Friday
NIGHT. There were ten or twelve couples
present, and q very nice time vas enjoyed
BY tae guests as well as the hostess
4 Young man in town was so mad yes
tsrday morning that he refused to come
down to breakfast Upon awakening in
ths morning he found that he bore more
stripes than a zebra. They were red, blue
green and almost every other color OF the
rainbow or any other bow. He has not
discovered who did it yet, but it Is real oil
psint, aud was on long enough to dry thor
oughly before he awakened:
viii l.. Litten, of the Western Union
Office was in Martins Ferry last week call,
ing on his lady friends.
A number Of Brilliant people attended
the Holland TAR wedding on Wednesday
night. =,
Wm C. Smith, of Rush Ron, was in the
CITY Yesterday calling on friends,
Miss Ida Litten, Of Rush Run, spent
Yesterday with friends IN Brilliant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
DRAMATIC.

Mckee Raukin's island home in the De.
troit river is to be put up at rattle.
Look at that and then on thisP Hsr-
rigan played to $4,000 in three weeks in
Brooklyn. Hart played to about $4,000
in two weeks.
Baker and Farron are playing "a Soap
Bubble" at the Windsor Thester, New
York. II ia reported now that the coined
iaps will not separate.
Miss Carrie Swain opscs her Engage.
ment at the Bush street Theater in San
Francisco tomorrow in Cad, the Tom
boy" instead OF Jack in the Box"
Mary Anderson is said to have purchased
stock rauCh out West somewhere. Per
hsps Miss Anderson intends to raise an
American stock company.
Miss Ada Gray, who sppears in East
LYNNE" at the Boston Theater this week,
is soon to act in "a Ring Of Iron," that
melodrsma having been purchased by her
manager, Mr.. Charles Watkins.
Foy Templeton has determined to return
to the stage, from which is drawn the in.
ference that the volatile Fay has weAried
of life of luxurious idleness under the
pseudonym, MRS. Howells." As for the
Young gentleman who conferred upon the
opera bouffe siren the former half Of his IL
lnstrious cognomen, he is said TO have cast
a rowing eye in the direction Of another
singer who was the object Of one of his
early infatuations, and who is as blonde,
buxom and married as Fay is petite, bru-
nette aud divorced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
SPORTING NEWS.
THE PRIZE RING.

If Cardiff makes good showing in his
contest With Mitchell he wall De immedi'
ately be matched against Frank Herald.
| Should Tommy Warren, the champion
testher- weight, 60 to New York he can fnd
dozen men who will fight him for most
am amount.
joe Coburn, the expire fighter. was ar,
rested on Monday, in New York, for steal
ing Sj8 worth of cigars from Emil Ney 4
Co, cigar manufacturers.
Joe Ridge, the lightweight fighter Of
this city, has gone TO Cincinnati to try aud
arrange match with Tommy Barnes, who
was recently defeated by Warren.
Ed Maliahsn. hacker and manager OF
Frank Herald, has issued a challenge Of
fering to match his man against any msu
in America. He is particularly anxious to
meet Sullivan or Mitchell Herald is hard
hitter and no mistake. He is one of the
best of the new two handed fighters in the
country.
John L Sullivan went to Mount Glenn
ems couple of weeks ago to prepare for
his fight with Mitchell. On June he an.
nounced his decision to leave TOR Boston,
and explained that he did not believe that
the Sight would ever come of. The reason
is that Mitchell wants share at the gate
money even if whipped, while Sullivan in
sists on having it to 60 to the winner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
BASE BALL.

Eddie Glenn is improving in his work
every day.
White, the Louisville clubs short stop, is
sick.
Hecker made four hits off McGinnis in
Wednesdays game.
Can it be THAI the St. Louis champions
are costing demoralizedP
Boston gave Weidmau the heavieat pun
ishment he has had this year
Ed Morris made his second three base
bit of the season on Thursday.
Give Kuehne half chance and he'll
make record as frat baseman.
Baltimore wants Trott, Smith and Green
wood, but cannot get them.
The Baltimore1 are badly in need OF au-
other pitcher.
Quinn will probably be given a chance
behind the bat in the near future.
The Louisviles took soma Of tho gilt
edge of the st. Louis pitchera this week.
Mann aud Smith are wing with each
other to see which can pHrloR the most
bases.
Captain Tom Brown has dropped of in
his batting and picked up in his general
playing.
The Alleghenys are better base runners
now we're than the Chicagos in their palm
lest days.
Jimmy Calvin made eleven hits in thir-
teen games. Not bad showing for the
little steam engine
jim Nellis, OF the Leader, runs spicy
b4se ball column andi is making quite hit
with it.
Will Farrell is recovering, Houck is COW
ering second for the Baltimores, with Ma
cullsr at shortstop.
Pfeffsr was fined $40 On Monday, at
New York, for asking Umpire Council what
time Of day it was.
ms of the Cincinnstis, IS playing a
fue fielding gaua, but is not hitting the
ball With good effect.
Frank Ringo ia p,aciicing steadily with
Handiboe, and is beginning to catch the
youugster in tne STYLE
E1. Morris continues to puzzle the Gin
cinnsti sluggers, who usually find little
trouble in batting a left.handed pitcher.
Frank Mountain continues TO improve
and his friends expect him 10 be able te
pitch sgain before the season Ia muct
older. -.
Calvin and McCormick--two OF the old
cat and two of the best pitchers in the
country-were old time rivals IN th'
League.
Captain Tom Brown is picking, up won
derfuily in his base running Of late, snc
may yet lead the Association in this &C
complishment.
Club Averages.
The BroakIyR Club leads the Association
in the field with an average OF 945; st
Lonis is second, With 925; Baltimore third
with 9l7, and the Alleghenys fourth, viii
007 In batting the Alleghenys are hrst
with an average of 294, and St. Loui
second, with $50. The full averages vii
he found in the following table:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
NEW MARTlNSVlLLE.
High school Annual ENerciseS-Gener"i
Local News.

High SChOOl amman
Local News.
Spscial 10 hs S,rqdry Register.
Ngw MARrISsvILLE, June l2-The fifth
annual exercises of our High School took
Mace at the school builGiiug last evening IN
the presence of q large and sPpFec'atiTe
audience. The sratioBs, essays, recita-
lions dialogues and music were good
throughout, each performer scquitung him.
sslf very credisably. Spsce forbids an ex'
tended notice OF each performances, but the
grafton of Frank W. Clark and the essays
Of Miss Lizzie Craig anu Anna Snodgras'
ware characterized By csSe and study. The
local hits In the essay Of Miss Minnie
Tringer called forth considerable laughter
The music, both instrumental and vocal
and the singing by the little folks was ex'
cslIent, As is usual on such occasions,
many of the performances could not DC
heard in the rear of the building,
A little furry was created this morning
Lv 2 reported FIRE in the ssddier shop OF
! u. Mangold, out it was false alarm,
Sen Hall ESQ, las returned home.
The festival Wednesday evening at NJ
Rand; giyen for the benefit of George
Nnsnm was well attended despite the IN
clement weather. -. -. ~.
There is 10 6s festival to night at the
rssidence of Judge Umstesd tor the oene
e. ofthe NJ E. Church
Fry. Hamilton and Lancaster, three o
the Inmates that have beer confined IN JAi
Cor some time, have been released.
Miss Lydia Peterson, daughter OF Goi
1 Peterson, of Tyler county formerly OF TN
nlacs was married at the rssidenee OF ne
Estbsr "wednesday to Al Hartman, Esq, o
tbs same county. Miss Peterson is laos
s.t;nabIs lady, in fact in many respect
shove the average. Mr.. Nc Snodgras
and wife of this plses were out to the wed
! ding.
Cont adjourned yesterday after Ions
and laborioas term. A great amount OF bus
ness has been disposed Of sud If there were
, lot Of old chronic cases, which there are n
homes Of ever trying, droppsf from tn
docket, il would be slmNat clear. d.
VIM. Msighen, OF MoaodsViiie' Is
, town. y -.
Geo Z. KsIb, OF Lancaster, o.. has bee
! in town this week organizing Merchant
. Mutual Collecting Agency.
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MOUNOSVillE.
Circuit Court Notes - General Social aud
Personal Notes of the Week
1 L. L.. O.. IL. L.

CliChit COuTb NOTES -SeneTai oocihi hbe
Personal Notes of the Week
SDecia! 10 the Sunday Register.
MoUsDsvILLE. June l2.--Circu;t Court
convened Monday with Judge Boyd on
the bench Indictments were found against
Andrew Deitz, VIM. Currau, Jas. Smith,
Sr., August Schade Mrs. A. Llwiof, John
McGaugh, r. NJ. Williamson and David
DilIey, for selling liquor without license.
Walker Flanagan and Az. %iomlinson
who broke into the .esiienca of Mr. Grand
staff were arrested and held fer indictment
before the Grand Jury, and being unable
to obtain hail ware committed TO Jail.
Miss Kate Beck Martin il v;Siling
friends IN Round Bottom
A number Of lovers Of good music from
this place Gre trying TO get a sufficient
number to attend the Elks concert in
Wheeling to have train on the B & O.
bring them back after the close OF the
performance.
The Pickpick club met at the residence
Of Co. A. j. Martin last evening.
Mas Macy Henderson, has accepted a
| position in the public schools OF Parsons,
Kansas.
Capt. Joe B. Alexander and wife re,
turned from Cincinnati on Tuesday.
A large number OF fsmilis from Wheel
ing are occupying their cottages on the
camp ground.
The Band of Hope will give an enter.
tainment next Friday evening, June 10Th
in Masonic Hall
Cha. Frissell, NJ. D., paid Mounds
vile professional visit yesterday.
Col. V. l. Cocksyne is lying dangerous
ly i'll ct his country residence.
A gay party consisting Of Misses Ella
B. Martin May Weaver, Joe Gallaher, il,
and Joe lockwood. spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mr. Joe Burleighs,
Miss Hattie Emsheimer, OF Wheeling, IS
the guest OF Mrs Morris Schlessinger.
Mr.. Andrew Rulong has torn down his
old store room aud dwelling and com
menced work on the large brick store room
to be erected on its site
Rev. Father R)ulton will conduct the
services in s: Hsvier's Church on Sunday
morning at half past ten.
Children's Day will be observed in the
Simpson N. + Church on Sunday.
Mrs Wharry is very i'll at her residence
in the lower wasi, with little hopes OF hei
recovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

ney, who is twenty-ffh. Then comea
Msun thirtieth; Miller, thir,y,seventh;
Smith, thirty-sighth; Kuehne, fifty.
first; Calvin tied with Holbert aud
Maskrey for Gfty-second; Ringo, fifty ninth;
Glenn lied with Peoples for sixtieth; Bark.
ley, sixty sscoud; Morris is tied With Scott
for sixty sixth, and Mountain sixty seventh.
In fielding Scott, Of the Baliimores, Leads
with percentage of 9S2 in 80 games.
Sam Bsrkley leads 1T second bass with
95S in % games played. Kushne has an
average Of 9S7 in 42 games ard Smiths
average at short range and second baae is
9lOin 81 games. The balances of the
players stand we'll up on the list Axis
con has broken his record and made hit,
Hsrkins has dropped off in his fielding,
and there is now not player in the Asso-
citation with perfect average. The full
averages are as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Social, Personal and General Local News
of the Week

Social, Personal and General Local News
of the Week
Special TO he Sunday Re9iEtor.
Sr. CLAIRsyILLE, o, June l2.-Mrs.
o. J. Ssaney bas returned home after q
weeks visit 10 Wheeling and S,euberville
Mise Addie Steamsn. daughter Of Robt
Stednan, is suffering from severe attack
Of erysipelss fever
The 81. CIsirsville Presbytery win meet
at Adens, Harrison county, OF Tuesday
next.
The graduates OF the s. Clsirsville High
Schools will meet at School Hall on
"Wednesday evening next to organize an
Alumni Association.
John Carlisle, the lumber dealer, acct.
dentalIy fell from q car Of lumbar which
be was unloading at the Northern depot
on Monday morning. breaking g nib and
othersise ipjuring him.
At o'clock on Friday morning Freder.
lex Kies, Sr Of this place departed hi.
life. He has been suffering for long time
from disease ct tie stomach, but had
been confined 10 his bed only three weeks,
He leaves q wife and sight children ia
mourn bis loss. Funeral services will Be
held tomorrow Sunday at o'clock p
m. Interment in the II. E. cemetery, thii
place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
IhnukandA SaH So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, writes:
II never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers"
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney aud Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford TO be without them. They will
save hundreds OF dollsrs in doctors bills
every year. Sold at fifty cents bottle BY
Logan & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
PlaYers' Averages.

Since last week many changes in the bat
ting and fielding averages of the vsrioas
players have taken place. 0'AeilL OF the
st. Louis, IS still at the head Of The list Of
batsmen, with the nl11 reliable Pete Brown
ing very close second. Our old friend,
Billie Taylor, has dropped from his high
estate at fourth place to the eighth posi-.
ton. Fred Carroll has passed Tom Brown
and is now tenth, with Brown four PAGES
ot. The next Allegheny player Is Whit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
Ersrr woman KNOW. rhem.

The human body ia much like good
clock or watch in its movements; if one
goes too GLOW or too fast, 30 follow all the
others, and bad time results; il ons organ
or act of organs works impe,fectly, psrver.
sion or functional effort Of sll the organs is
sure to follow. Hence it is that the numer.
ous ailments which make woEnan's life mis-
cradle ara the direct issue Of the abnormal
action ofthe uterine system. For oil that
numerous class Of symptoms-and every
woman Knows them-there ia one unfailiug
remedy, DR.. Pierce's "Fsvorite Prescrip-
ton" the fayorite Of the sex
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
Bueklen,s Arnica salvs.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
IL guarante to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan b Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
Rheumatic Art.

duiboilszd thinks he will start gallery
of paintings, and goes to gee 8 picture
dealer.
"What have you that is nice that ycu can
show meT' he inquiries.
Here is something that viii DO sure TO
please you, Monsieur Guibollard. A charm
ing landscape in Holland"
an Hollandl Oh, that will never do.
Nv physician has eEsressiy forbidden damp
climates on account Of nay Rheumatism !"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
SOoKLYN IL THE LEAD.

BROOKLYN IL THE LEAD.
The Brooklyns have passed the St Louis
and are now in the lead for the pennsnt.
The leaders are sll so closely punched,
however, that single came will affect the
s,apdIn1
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DIED.

ZIMMER-kt 1880 O'Clock p. m, on Friday,
June IL, 1856, EDwAKD J. ZINnER, aged - year..
Funeral iron the residence Of his parents, Peter
and Phoebe thinner, this Sunday afternoon at s
O'Clock. Frierds Of the family are invited to at
tend. Intsrmept at kedmen's cemetery.