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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21


cenveatiss Held a. Winnsnssera.
Nevada. May ~. rsss.
III. Republicans Of the Stat. Of Nevada. in
Convention assembled. again cypress their 10y.
airy 70 the principles OF the Republican party.
which have made this country 10 graf and
prosperous during the last quarter Of = century.
II
kfsoLskp, That the question Of sufficient
supply Of circulating medium 10 nisintain Il
permanent range Of tue price OF labor and
property Is the most important political aues-
lion awaiting solution By the American people.
Thst diminishing quantity Of money N.
ouces the price OF labor and property, enriches
the creditor. impoyerishes the debtor, and par.
kiyses industry and enterprise.
1hat the present financial ~ stem of the
United States. which increases or dinlinisLes
me circulating medium II tine iafAsuru OF the
manipuAtor Of the national hanks, without
regard TO the increase Of population or the
want OF the people. and which recognizes
gold alone ~ the standard Of yslue. and placss
in the hands OF the Treasury Depart ment ali
the revenue of the Government to specu-
late with In bonds and loan to tue national
banks without inteftst. is subversive Of the
s, snu o. the people. Oppressive. unjust and
That financial policy whereby both gold and
silver shall form the basis Of circulation,
whether the money used by the people be coin.
or COIN c-rtihcates ndt.rnable In coin or both,
demanded.
Thas the Attempt to substitute national bank
notes. costing tbs Government millions of dol.
iArs annually, foe ffte silver, costing nothing
"a an outrage upon the people; ihst the money
ring o. tEnaf. which has usurped the sovereign |
power o. tho Government TO issue money, And !
which hiss fraudulently demoneiized silxsr and |
seized the rssenuss of the aperrment for |
private speculation, shocks the moral sense OF |
TIA people snd destroys respect for the govern. |
ment aud law. We demand that this ring or |
trns, q Destroyed, and eahai rights be Restored |
We chasgs that President Cleveland Ia the |
wiitins toei Or strent Of . powerful money ring, |
which fateens on the subsidies OF the Govern.
ins0t, nakes war On silver. issues its paper cur.
fency q the exponss Of the Government, bor-
rows the revenues raised by taxation md uses
them without the payment OF interest. con.
tfncts 70 enhance the value OF bonds. and
enriches usurers. while Ii depre-ses the prics
Of labor and property.
That we favor the nomination Of no man for
tional banks or the boAded indsbsednsss Of ~,
United States. but We demand q candidate who, |
~ free TO do justice 10 all the people OF the
people OF tho country-the poor a. well as the
That the trick Of the Presiden, And his al.
visers by which they prevented 8 vote in tbs
House Of Representatives on the Beck silver |
amendment to the Bond Purchsse hill. eana,s I
The v1llainy Of the secret and frsudulen ut demon
situation OF silver In ls13.
etr Ill.
LE>oLvRD. That We are IN favor OF the pfo.
tection Of home industry, and that ali the Ia
borers Of this country hsve = right TO all the
United siata, aud thai we are in favor of bish
W88as, All 10 that end will protcet the vf.se |
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

He dropped on his knees at her feet
aud began the speech he had been 80
long rel,earsing: s54sa
darling ! love ! hate yoe--I- mean,
darling. hate, | love you, mol
mean
Here his face assumed liyid hue and
began TO tia itself in hard knots
What is it--paralysis." she asked
frantically.
No. love- be whispered hoarsely. Il
am kneelipg on q tack" Detroit Free
Press. &&Nf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

The New York Sun SAYS: Weare about
t" enter upon political campaign Of
great importance 70 the intrest. OF The
country.
Don't get too hot. 80
The questions at stake are calculated
to raise popular excitement to a high
pitch.
Don't get to high. ~
The supporters Of the rival candidates
viii wage war till next November.
Keep your temper till then.
The party organs will be filed wlth
frenzy.
Keep your head level.
We shall have heated and heating
times after the flames begin to burn.
Don't get too hot.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

The Republicans Of the STATE Of Nevada, in
Convention A.seinbled, Again express their 10y
Any 70 the principles Of the Republican party
which have made this country ~ great and
prosperous during the lsst quarter ots century.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

Lightning played queer caper gu a
ranch pcar Buffalo. Wyoming Territory,
rocsstly. II stttck bafb-wire fence
and for distance Of 100 yards melted
W harbs without .injuripg the strands
and pulled one end b che staples holding
the wirss 70 the posts. The extracted
spas vsrs nsstly'turnsd into cork screws
and nick le.plated. = siss9
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

A post-mortem examination by Dr..
Formal Of the body Of Police Lieu.
tenant Shields proves, that death was
due 70 heart disease. He died literally
IT broken heart as there WAS a
hols il thst organ into which lead
pencil would 1t. He was an inveterate
suseksr end chewsr. and there is no
doubt that the excessive use Of tobacco
costribatsd % the eause Of hia desth.-.
[Philads1phia Reoerd.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

Pretty School Teacher--James, i. To
kiss an active q passive verb.
James (oldest boy in the class - Both.
Pretty School Teacher How IL that,
James?
James Active on tho part Of the fel.
lss, and passive on tbs part Of the girl.
Pretty school teacher bushes and
marks James ''perfect" in grammar.
Washington Critic.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

LrsoLyRD. That We are in favor Of the pro.
lection Of home industry. and that all the Is.
borers Of this country hsve = right 10 ali the
work required to supply the people OF the
United Statf. aud that we are in favor Of HIN
wsgss, sAd 10 that end will protect the wage
workers from composition with the cheap il.
Dor of other lands.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Tho following games were playe,
yesterdAy:
Al Gloucester, N. J.-Athletio, 4
Baltimore, o.
At Bt. Louis-Birst game: St. LoqiP
d kansAs CitV, 2 Second game: H.
Louis, 81 Kansas City, 1
Al kidse wood-BrOoklyn, g. .olsV o
At oinOinnhtl-oinolnnAtI. III Louis
Vile, 8.
SATURDAY.
At washingtcn-WAshington 4; CHI
Al oiDOinuA1i-CInclnnasI, 81 Louil-
Vile. 1.
NorEs.
The Philliss play the Detroit club
to-day.
The Athletics play the Baltimore club
this afternoon.
Bufiutcn has ofiolAted In n vi,torI-
Gus games 90 far this season.
Sunday has stolen 70 bass In II9
games, and leads the League.
Casey and Mailman will be the bat
terry this afternoon against Detroit.
Ryan, OF Chicago, Is not hitting the
ball lAtelyAs well as he did In the early
n
Beokley leads the PIt@buvR PLAY err
both in batting and fielding. he hAg
played In 20 games.
John ReAly will not 90 on the Aus
irAlian trip after all, owing to the DOOR
health of his mother.
TWitohell has bet OF $50 with Ned
hanlohthAt St. Louis Will beat the New
York In the worlds series.
New, Workers claim that the pitchor's
box should be enlarged for Tener. II
isn't big enough for him.
| BIT. LoLis intends to raise 81 900 and
present some appropriate aft 90 Captain
Comiskey for the Rrss 5lsuooess he has
made With the Young bloOi.
The Detr0is Club offers the releases OF
BIouGhers, Rowe and White for sale.
II is reported thhs Brooklyn will make
an effort to secure Harry Wright ri
manager.
TAe Athletic Club has. not withdrawn
the suit against the So. Louis Club, 81
reported.
The Philliss have NO games arranged
for October 10, ] land IL
Mike Kelly hAa been released from
duty for the balance of the season, OF
account Of his vlfe's serious illness.
Nothing definite has yet been don,
concerning . fall series between tn
Philadelphia oua Atblstio clubs.
Norris has WoR for PlttsburR all o.
the eight gamas in which he tRs pitoR
ed against Boston save one, which WA
Q tie.
The Boston Club has signed Catcher
Myrtle Hnollstt for the balance OF thG
! season.
Catcher Decker, Of the Toronto Olzh
whom the philadelphia Club was after
has signed with Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Charles Dumpson. colored, had a hear,
ing before Judge Turner last Saturday
evening, charged with the larceny OF
three and half yaDds Of cloth, valued AT
81 so the property of Gorge H Les.
The evidence showed that Lee took the
cloth to pool room in the National Hall,
Niath aud Walnut streets, for thapur.
pose OF sellingit There was q number
Of men in he room, and 1t was passed
around AMONG them for examination,
when 1t suddenly disappeared, and as
Dumpson. was missing about the same
time, Lee came to tee Inclusion that
he had taken 1t. After he was arrested
his mother cana to the hall bringing the
cloth, and said that It had been given 10
her by boy named Morris. She prom
ised TO have Morris present at the hear
ing but a. she failed to do so, and the
evidence seemed to point to Dumpson as
the guilty party, he was committed 10 de-
fault of $3.50 bail for his appearance OF
court
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

1t lie \ rAahion for the pArAgraphoss to
say when they wish to express Wild
We'ttra, exagserAElon, that you can
hear thnseorn grow In such and saah q
favored spot. but few Of them know, re.
marks she New Cork Commercial. AID.
vertiseI, "thAt what they mean Tor q
typlcAsdmposslbhity ia q bit OF frozen
fact. Corn upon clean, rich ground
just Hkit comes In tAssel, often gro We
10 inches in night, and all Opar the
field, no mattes how breezeleas the air,
you can hear, not . rustic, but = quick,
blupgeo orAokls - Of tbs upruBhing OF q
mi lion j3ts Of spray, with . muTmuH-
ous overtono - Ct sWeepip Z. wings.
None. who has ever listened to .
through ths,soit-soented darkness Of .
late June niRht can fail to recall 1t "a
among The most exquisite hArmOnies Of
nature, OF 10 acknowledge that there IL
Aclose and wondTous sy mpEiAy between
plant life and that Of what va call ths
higher organisms.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Master Workman Powderiy has been
interviewed In this city on the relation OF
capital and labor in the present campaign
Mr.. Powderly thus hits out from the
shoulder:
We hear great deal In this campaign
about the tie which finds the employer
OF labor and the worf mao together, but
that tie will he severed on the evening of
the 9th of next November as soon as the
polls close. Make no mistake, for when
II comes 10 bargains the American manu-
iactnrer and employer wants to receive
the highest for what he sells, and will
u ay the cheapesI for what he buys In the
way OF material or labor. The love that
Is so open y professsd to-day for the
American workman is Of the same char.
actel as the fascination exercised by the
snake when it seeks to charm the bird.
The capitalist bears no love for labor.
he loves himself too well, and his pro.
LESSONS should be taken for what they
are worth The man who loves money
love- neither God nor country. Were It
II otherwise we would not re thousands
In want and thousands tomIng to want
through the acts Of employers who have
prActiced the arts of the importer in men
as well as In everything else that he could
get cheap The employer is sc. king to
take care of himself, and workmen should
DO the same We want no more work
men in this country at present, and we
should warn all foreign workmen away.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

james Jones, colored, was charged
With committing an aggravated assault
on another colored man named William
H. Vipney. The charge at first was
assault with intent to kill, but 1t was
afterwards modified so that ID could be
disposed of In the lower court. The eVi.
cence showed that the prisoner had
slAshed the prosecutor in the neck with a
razor, during row in the pool room at
Ninth and Walnut streets, and the Judge
sentenced Jones to pay the costs, = ane o.
S25, and be imprisonei six months.
Walter Bacon, Esq, who represented the
prisoner, moved for an arrest o ludg-
ment to ALLOW time to file reasons for a
CIV trial. The motion was gran ed, ar
he was given four day to prepare his rea.
sons.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

The extension of the series of weekly
tours over the PennsylvaniA Railroad to
Luray and Natural Bridge through Oeto-
Der affords an excellent opportunity for a
visit 10 these points at q season which a
considered more attractive tSan the early
spring. The early autumn climate Il
truly delightful and the pleasure OF its
enjoyment is greatly enhanced by the rich
coloring OF field and forest. The Thurs
day tours viii continue TO leave, until
further Eotlce, at II so a. m under the
direction OF tie Tourist Agent The
rate to Luray is $1,000, aud includes a
days board at Luray Inn and admission
TO the caVerns The return coupons are
good until the Thursday following. Ex-
cursion tickets, good for Ave days, are
sold from Luray to Natural Bridge al
" 90. This trip 10 one which nobody
ever fails to enjoy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
How to mako Common coed Help the
NsEvou', Tired FEELING 1T = Cost O.
Oonts per Day.

How TO Make Common good Help tho
NsEvou', Tired FEELING 1T = Cost OF
Oonts per Day.
Seventeen per cent. Of your food Ia al
bumen, derived from the vegetable and
animal kingdom. All strength originates
in the nerves. Their strength originates
from albumen alone. II Albumfn is not
digested, or dissolved ~ finely a. water,
1t cannot be absorbed by the nerves as a
nutritiye, and consequently 1t cannot give
them strength to execute the functions OF
the body, thereby leaving you . weak,
tired, nervous invalid. Tonica and stimu.
lants can give you but temporary help
and must leave reaction. Food is the
only basis OF strength. If the nerves arc
starved into weak inability they must be
helped Artiisially. Until years ago It
was not possible for science to dissolve
albumen hne enough for the nerves
Without spelling Il. Digestion for the
blood circulation WAs easy enough. Dur
ing 1884 DR.. A, Thompson, OF Lowell,
Mars succeeded in doing II by q very
simple, harmless process, and has proved
It TO the sat sfach n OF scientific men,
through the action Of the Moxie Nerve
Food, In Its results on paralysis, nervous
wear out and the rapid recovery from the
reaction after oVer-stimulation, and the
relief of the tired feeling in women, with
in few hours, acting only like food
The Moxie Syrup, rs cents bottle, taken
with Ice or soda water, will keep 3 per-
son strong and vigorous at q cost Of
cents per day, and not lose its effects more
than other food. DR.. Thompson's pic
ture and signature ts pasted across the
cork OF the genuine. Use no other.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

A Wellington (KSD.) grocer and
three Of his clerks nave made an agree.
m TENT, which, Kansas paper remauka,
easily equals for inbeoilisy the wheel.
bArIeE wager that is so popular In that
Stats. By Its terms, In the event OF
HarTison's election, an their old hats,
about thirty in number, are to be
thrown away and o fRll~outat Of new
ones purchased. Should Cleveland be
ahs winntr. neither proprietor mol
clerks arc TO purchase new hats for fouI
years, but are to wear their old tilel
and slouohes for that length OF time.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

NIUrIOe-I, N. n DhNFOarH M
Nv Oonaod druggist Of tins city Of VII.
mihgtoD, In compliance with the require
monte Of the Acts ofthe General Assem- bly,
II euoh cases M ds and provided. do hersbV
give notice, that shall apply in Writing 10
tbo court o. onefaI Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery efths State OF Delaware In
and for New Castle Jounty, on Monday, the
leth day or NOvembsr, A. D., leel, being the
hfsl day Of the next November term OF tho
ehtd court, for q license 70 sell intoxicating
nqusrs for medicinal purposes I'D quantities
not great that ore quart at No la8 Market
street. In the second ward OF the aisy Of vii
mington, new Oastlo county, and the follow.
Ing res Beoiable oittaons tfsaid ward recon.
mend the said application, Wis
q X Gilmore John LAWS
John X lumbar Samn hedhheimaF
John y Buah Daniel Rops
Ohas Heinel JP a harris
James Meogu oy n nATris
Henry 0ebert OHF 9rbss
seml y Red ndiohasl RGnertT
Edwsrd Aelchior OhRs "a Ibrdan
mosee Smith u Th0mproa
a W kandolph John PARKER
LeuII harris OhAs Hoifsl ST.
Rfehard Both JB Morris
90 std stW n. b. ia NFoRTH.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Manager Hall made Aspsech, in which
he thanked the public for their patron
age, and gave brief pedigree Of each Of
the contestants Tower4 the close of tho
race, lilly, who has shown considerable
pluck was presented with purse of SEQ
by b s admirers Ia this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
rho U,o.o Of Inc aIayob.

The walking match which opened al
the Wilmington Rink lass Wednesday
night, closed about IL O'Clock Saturday
night, with Hart, the colorea boy as the
winner. There were nearly 200 specta-
tors present At the close, and during the
evening Albert gave an exhlb ition run Of
twenty minutes
The score at the end Of the IS hours
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
REDUCTION
IN
PRICE OF GAS.


WnnuHeToN COAL GAS CO.. Oct. q 1855.
Prom this data the price OF cas- furnished TO
ordinary consumers will We at. ~ per thousand
teet. For payment with n ten dIyh OF the do
livery OF ihe bill discount of TAN cent.
per thousand feet will be made, thus maxim
thr net price el.25 per thousand, n price prob
ably lower than in any eitV in this country OF
equal size, similarly Situated.
To enable the company to maihtsin this re-
duotlon prompt payments will bh insisted on,
and discounts win be positively refused ia
every case outside Of the AboVh Halt We
wish 70 inform our patrons. respectfully, but
earnestly, that our bills must 3D. paid or the
gas vii be shut 90. BY order DR. the board.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR, treasurer,
N. II. Persons IN debt to the company on
old bills are Informed that settlements n uat
be made ~ once TO avoid legal COLLECTION.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
n OAmpaigu of Lies wiz Not Succeed
IndihnApolis NeHs IItdA.

Well, let the campaign of lies 70 on,
II anything will clinch Indiana for Har
rlson this will. The peopls of this State
are not going to rndorse defamers, put q
premium on anarchy and stamp upright
character, high abilities and a pure life
as things that are OF no wor h, bul the
rather shining marks for SANDER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
Give Them more Standing Ro'
RaIlimnra AmerleAn IRop.l.

The Democratic platoon is pretty
broad, but the leaders of the party do not
seem to find room enough on 1t to be able
to keep off of each others corns,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

You say seem TO think AIr. Charles
had BeLne pnTpose 70 serve when he
made those statements. / most da,
eidedly do; or else what would he have
said them for, knowing that they would
be made public2 His statements were
intended, according TO my belief. ~
AZ argument 10, favor OF prote ction
BY painting BnRlAnd's condition
In the b4eOkest oolors, and
that country being free
trade country, either he or you sought
TO make converts 80 protection. But /
hope that your Fcheme, and 1 think
thst your scheme, has been exploded,
and also think that men who will IN.
sorupulo1sly libel their own parents
and saH thai those parents did not give
them, 10 their early days, Of the SAINT
food a. themselves arc lacking, not only
In sentiment. but In the ordinary rev
erenea which every man ought to fee
for thoae who brought him into THU
world. Doea II sound to sense that any
Iather, who has q love for his children
Uou'd see his children pArEAke Of fcoc
which WAS not Of the qualify a. that
which he himself ast2 l think Il
would be just ths reverse, for the father
whom have met wOul1 rather 90 IN
fed or unclothed themselves than SET
thetr children want for the lack OIL
something 10 eat, while they were them
selves living on Rood food. / am RORY
that have had 10 reply to statement
OF thia kind, for 1t lie painful for me 4
have TO make enemieF, which know
this correspondence Will do. But never
theless, as 40 Eoglsbpan, thought Il
my duty 10 defend my country from
suoh unscrupulous attacks, which
eonscienticusly feel ere not correct
Hoping you will obliRe me by = space
In an early Issue, am, yours truly,
i d. HOLMES.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

AK fog YOdGE's Soaking Tobacco
jos. Wallace, AZ PiAs street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

Get your wrirgsrs Iepsired ct Rich.
mond's, N. W, cor. Eighth and TstnAl
arrests
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

fUDR KENE-A FlNE ROOM FOB 4
IL sooistJ in the Marines building, l0ti
aud Market streats. Apply TO u, Mo
UABLLY no. W. 10th st. Gbu
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

TjNJK REnT-A V-RoOaED HOUSE In
~ western part Of the oily, IurAlshsd or
nnfurnished. owner would board with fhmi.
ly n desirable. For particulars address BY
latter "house," thiS ohoS strictly coma.
Dental. OK II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

TNOK HALE-LARGE AND SMALL
Is Germantown wagons At mir prices. Al.
10 4 collection Of buainebs wagons. W.
u HAMMOND. Id and French nts. iYBosmA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

RHOR sAIS-srDCK AND FIXTURES
IL Of hrooery Gtaro in good locality
good reason fc IsllIIg. Address Stors, thli
once. Of
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

EoR sAJR-AT A SACRIFICE, ONE
Il hair clsth sofa, and slE hAir elolh chairs,
No. 7O3 King street. osAt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

I0OK sAI,K,-A LOT bT BUILDING
~ Material, consisting BIZ sash, doors
aoldinga, blinds, 40, A 10 buildinS toI
sOnt. J, X. MARk. No. nv King ct. iI.sf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

EoR RENr-TWO UNFU RNIsHHD
a rooms either with OF without board, al
No. 40l Delaware Avenue. A IL. Ch AN DLER
oetb-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
NsEsa,&

EOR E-A LARGE WORK
II horse, ninS yeArs old, suitable for drAy,
double carriage or heavy hAuhng. Sound
gentle and ali right. Apply is this onlc..
sM-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

DuAKmN0 wANrSD-A GENTLE
Id man, vile and chill wish board in q
private family, IN the Vicinity OF TsNth aid
Market streets. Address A., this efnoe. $40
DEMOVED MRS. HUMPHREYS,
II (nurse,) has REMOVED 70 eos shipl y
street. si9-9hte
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
SATURDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures 4; CHI
oago, 8.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, 8; Louit-
vile, 1.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-08

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
Rem.die. for Writer'S cramp.

Chang all the conditions frequently,
the height OF the chair or Of the table,
the kind of paper, using sometimes the
smoother, sometimes the rougher sort.
Have every description of pen and PEN
holder at hand, and change them fire.
quently. Don't try TO write a handsome
hand, for that is something that a per-
son who has writer's cramp in perfection
cannot do. BE satisfied with legibility,
and this there need be no difficulty
about. The trouble seems TO be a
nervous one, and very little things will
affect it. The change from paper that is
ruled 10 paper that is not, and vice versa,
will often give relief, and even a change
from black ink to blue has been known
to be beneficial. OF course you must
have quill pens in your assortment, but
their exclusive use will not help you. A
friend who does a great deal of writing
has turned to the typewriter for relief,
but that is all that it affords. The fingers
have got into the cramp habit, and in
time the use Of the typewriter wearies
and stiffens them. Nothing but an in
finite variety of appliances, constantly
changed, will afford the desired relief
''CauSerien in Boston Herald.