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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-13
PETROLEUM..

NEw YORK, July i -Petroleum-stock EX-
change opened at ~ sc: highest 92ltc; lowest
9lXc closing At 9iIc Consolidated, August
opened at 92l 4c highest 924c; lowest 9l5 c, clos
ing at 9l5+c. Total sales, 2j7 OOO barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, Ju'y l2-Petroleum, opened
at 92lSc. highest 81 c; lowest 9lszc: closed al
gl5 &c. Sales 5000 barrels; clearances, l54 OOo
barrels charters So 1gj barrels; shipments, 12Cl1
barrels; runs, 55.t3l barrels.
TIrUSvLLE. PA. July H. Petroleum opened
92c; highest 923s'; lowest 81 jc; closed at 9lasc.
PITTssURG, PA, July l2-Petroleum, dull but
steady; opened aud highest at 92tc; lowest and
closed at gl54c.
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THE CROPS.
T Coatinuod from First Pags.1
cALHnrN cnrNrY.

GRANTsyurE.-Hay; Very heavy crop
and increased acreage. Oats: Are good
crop ard pretty generally cultivated
Corn: Is not yet made; the usual crop
ont; very weedy; drouth would ruin it
Wheat: Good and generally saved.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
WINFIELD co. Hay: Average large crop
very good. Oats: Acreage about ss usual
aud crop much above the average. Corn:
Average crop planted, which promises an
average yield. Wheat: Wheat is much
above the average in quantity and quality;
acreage about as usual.
MONROE COUNTY.
UNION. Hay in Monroe county is finer
than for years. Oats: About On average
crop. Corr: Acreage much larger than
usual prospects very promising. Wheat:
Acreage larger than for several years, and
wheat Of very superior quality and yield
excellent A 5. JOHNSTON.
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Eli1ir ofDatcs.

Isa combination Of the active properties
of dates. des and prunes, and other tTopi,,
cal fruits. les pleasant taste apd oenencia'
Effects have rendered C immensely Popu-
bar. It cures habitusl constipation, md
gsstion. hilicusness, sick headacae, piles
.tc sold i'm So cent bottles BY W. ".
Irrin. W. r.. Williams, John laugh.ln'
ana @. r.. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin q %.
i .nl LOAN a %. wholesale Agents.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY. PA.

WASHINGTON, PA.-gsy: An ureom-
monty heavy crop Oats: Very heavy
soma down from its weight and the rain,
which may diminish the yield. Corn
The weather has been so wet 1t could net
he cultivated properly aud will be below
The average. Wheat: Stood so heavy "a to
n-omise good deal beyond the average,
but on cutting is found TO be not so well
filled. aud may therefore lot be above an
average good crop.
REVIEW AND EXAMINER.
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Departure and arrival Of Trains az wheeling,
Eastern time. Schedule IN eject May 9Th, l,s9 /.
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DRY GOOrs.

NEW YORK, July 12-There was good force
of BUYERS In the market but there was no special
animation or activity. Buiness as yet continues
moderate. bnt the preliminary memoranda indl-
cate increased trade ia The near future. There
was no new feature 20 the market for cotton
goods. but some promin- MT w0olens, as the xiv
,r,ide and Osweg0 wOrsteds, were opened ~ 4
small advance IN some styles with good Initial
orders
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STEAMER b.LLAlt.t-
Daily Trp. Ctg rime-6.S3, SD and llio d.
$3.50 f.l0 $50 p. no. -,o
sunday Trips and 10 g. M ESQ, $50 ana o'O
%. u.
v,YHrrIING AND KIM GROVE RAILkOAI
W on and after Monday, April y, lsss IAlns
ou Die wheeling aud Kim Grows hAlIoee VIII
ran as follows.
Leave wheeling Leaves Wheeling Park
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nrrRNsEY corNTY. ONO

CAMBRIDGE. OHIO Hay: TIE prospect
il good if fair weather continues. OAts:
Oaite good; the June rains brought the
crop forward nicely; some complaints OF
TIE little green bag are heard. Com:
Late; much injured by cut worms aud wet
weather prevented proper cultivation
Wheat: Mostly harvested and the crop
fair; the yield promises much better than
WAS expected early in the season; with fair
weather this week the crop will be ell
saved J. NJ. AMOS.
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nELMoNr COUNTY, OHIO.

BErLAIRE Hay: Llrger crop than Az
craze: condition not yet known will de-
pend on harvest weather. Oats: Above
the average; badly lodged weather may
iriure. Corn. Promises well; average
amount planted. Wheat: Above average
quality promises to be excellent. Ftnlt
crop, except berries, will be much belo"
/ last year.
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Sor gaIs.
FORSALE.

TOR SALE.
price, sl,2O ave-
,o NVou ,Etlshtroom House in Triadelphia price,
hesonls on Main street. price. $500.
sNcA OF General Merchandise - Groceries.
s so' and shoes, Hats and Cans. Drugs, Notions.
- % ~ me Town Of Mouudville, W. Va Good
Terms 70 snit purchaser For fun particulars sp.
Ply 70 CAMPBELL < CO Real Estate Agents.
j. No. 1923 Market street
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CAMP MEETING TOMORROW AT NEW
OFair Grounds. RI Rev. A. w. Nayman. d. D.,
Of Baltimore. will preach at and 7:aO p. m, and
Rev. Dr. =. Underwood AT 1890 r. m.
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GREENBRrER COUNTY.

LEwIsBURG.-Hay: The finest We have
had for years. Oats: Very good. Don't
think the rains have Injured the oats,
and the yield promises to be large. Corn:
Good, but has suffered some from lack OF
work, owing to wet weather. Wheat;
Very fac in shock. 1t is thought that the
Weld will be the best we have had for
some years. Oar crops are all good, but
money Is very scarce here.
THOs. II. DENNIS
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AGENTS WANTED.

sSYor Club RAGS or any furthef Information
desired, write egiby 70 ne undersigned. clearly
rsting vonr residence. with state County. 5tres
40 Eufnher More rapid return nsll deliver
I'll - assured b. your sncioding a. Elvsops
...vfng vnuf flll aifreeN
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July l2-woo,-Market
Quiet. prices unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and west Virginia Xxx and above 33a;s5c; \ 32a
SIC: medium 37a39c; coarse 37a3Sc; New York,
Michigan and western line or y and Xxx ala
8lc. medium 37a3Sc. coarse 3Ga37c; fine washed
delaine \ and Xxx 3iaSc; medium washed
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AHRoADs-Dull: sales Ss09,OOO
STOCKs-The temper OF the stock Market ulluei'
went sudden change to-day rom Duo!al'? "
depression. aud the result OF the operations u ~
leave everything lower than last evening. me
market started off well, but quickly struck 4
snag and marked decline was lnalsqsat =
over the entire list The 'dden change began
with Lead Trus., which dropped uuul
M last evening 10 26I. and Gherward
col down To 25L at the close The demo'ahlauon
snread 10 the other trusts later in the dsy, ana
Sugar dropped fiom ll5ls TO 1854 lhOukh u M.
he'd slightly from the lowest figure, ald Not,o.
leaders In the decline, aud ST. PAU, Alcnisol,
Missouri Pacific and others rapidly 1ecIneu,
and the losses in the regular list ranged up 10 :
r,ar cent The decline met with m set uac \
Of importance, though iherS were b.. ~,
DDS OF comparative guinness WnS en-
Inc selling was suspended aud prices halted l+l
the downward path. The close, move e,' va.
fairly active and decidedly weak al tue i1H =
prices of the dav The most important aee 4iiiss
were Lead o.. Sugar ~, 81. Paul pIeieIIe1
cannon ~ Cotton of pa Mis Ouri Pacific = J.
Chesapeake and Ohis preferred 2i+. New E'
Ind y Union Pacific aud Lake shoFa Jeis7
central. Canada Southern aud LouisVil!e all
Nashville Is Sales "a, 35s shares |l"'A'4'"'
closed bid as iollOws v-- ,,-.
Canada Pacific So d. Genital Pacific So. mesa
peake and Ohio 2oH preieTred 90 ms II, "
seconds So. Chicago and Alton ~, 1855.
Burlington and Quincy 9ln De.a"lfg 81 = y.
snn iiiig. Delaware. L6ckawanaa and "e-.eil
l4ii Denver and Rio G-ante, lt'i EIic. -. -'
preferred. 6itt. f. Wayne, 80. ILLINOIS Nt--Ia.
iis. lake shore los. Michigan GENITAL. y,
Minneapolis and 81 Louis. 4, DO prc.crftl it
Missouri Pacific. ga. Northern PACING, Z. 4.
Id uref1rref. oil Chicago aud AorihWesiefl
i0s- o. preferred iii. Aew YORK Celi5sl 20
Orcrol Trhuscouuuerisl. 8. faciio n --- -
Peoria D * p us fitslurg. lf. l'l--
nan Palace Car. ISL Reading. All. ho.
Island. glr.. S. Louis and San frsuc.soo.
40 u-cnr-ci RI. % Grit p-eterrcdt il'. p
PAM r--.. 40 drcferrcf lof. So Paul N.uneaF-
80 and Nrrltrha aI So Ilul and Ni1a
ta- eIf. o. preferred. s-i Texas fac.tc 7
r..-n frrIrr r rllied states knrrcss. -l
weston Union. eli4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-13

HEALrHY gums OF roseate hue
White sound teeth muslsurely hiii
Rosy lips shine always through;
Far sweet SOIODONt viii neA
An TIE evils teeth destroy,
This you should through life employ.
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NICHOLAS COUNTY.

NICHOLAS G. II Hay Will be over an
average crop; injured somewhat IN mead
ows by heavy rains. Oats: Are looking
well and there will be fine yield, II not
Injured By wet weather during the next
ten days. Corn: Looks well; has been
injured some By continued rains; large
acreage planted. Wheat: Has been ioI ureo
some bat from the best information will
be considerably over half an aversga crop.
Howard TENPLETON.
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HARRISON COUNTY. OHIO.

CAnrz O-Hay: Splendid; never bet
ter yield, and being saved nicely. Oats:
Good; more than our average. Corn; Fun
up to the average; promise Of a splendid
crop; five to six feet high now. Wheat:
Better yield than usual; twenty bushels to
the acre, and Of the very best quality.
An crops coed and weather seasOnable.
W. Ii. ARNOLD.
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lfoNROE COuNTY, ONO.

CLARINGroN, O-Hsy: Fairly good, be-
ing much improved by the late rain. Oats:
10 good condition, and the yield per acre
promises well; acreage below the average.
Corn: Looks well, considering opportunt'
ties for cultivation, owing to wet weather.
Wheat: All cut along the bottom, and not
withdrawing the wet weather Is in excel
lent condition and promises q good yield.
Fruit prospects also good, in fact is prom
ises to be a year of plenty" here.
W. 7. POWELL.
WooDsFIELD, O.-Hsy: Good, and aban-
dance Of it. Corn: Good and large acre
age. Wheat: Good and Of good quality a
good yield. EDITOR SPIRIT
WHIGvILLE.-Hly: A fair average.
oats: A fine prospect, but there is some
complaint Of the grain lOuse." Corn:
The excessive wet weather during the past
SIX weeks reduces prospects below the
average. Wheat: In this section about
IS per cent OF an average crop. u was
considerably damaged in places by the
grain louise. These crops on the whole
aye satisfactory, except corn on the low
lands.
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aRFHrMBER. that the payment o
p.,sr's h GTARANTEED ~ fOtk ~
TIoNAL BANKS q Ncu orleans 80 pr
Tfefets Ere sixneg ~ the President % AZ L...l
luton uhose Chartered f.sl- ale ~. -i-'' ~
De hiFhesf Courts. t1crcfore teHIe OF - i--'
tatfors or ANONYMOUS tchrnea IT,.
ONE DOLLAR 4 ne pf.ce on ne :, -
80, a. fr.cfi0n on uCket ISSUED 81 y
ID ~ Drawing. Angling IN our name 80
fof - than . DollAf 4 q fHinale-
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NV YORK. Jolly l--lfg Iron. qni.L CO.. Pr
dali sTril 81 %
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l.lrn H.tIiEi It'n Imlliig lEri7 :
NV ORLEANS NATIOHAL Ban
New Orleans, In,
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

NEW CUMBERLAND Hey: There will
be a large crop, and will sell at about -.
Oats. The crop is excellent and large.
Corn. The prospects for corn are good.
Whest: The crop is good, but the acreage
small, farmers not raising more than they
can use. Ali in all, crops were never bet
ter in this county.
7 " pr A1-rENRrrpG
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wAsHINnrnN corNrY. ONO

NlARIErrA-Hsy: 100 per cent. Olts:
- per cent. Corr: Good stand, back
ward owing to rains. Wheat: 70 per
cent acreage; 100 per cent. yield; generally
cat; none threshed Hay SO far gathered
under difficulties, 20 much rain.
E. X. ALDERMAN IL Sons.
coLUNBIANA COUNTY, OHIO.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Oily: Exception
sny good Oats: Very good. Corn: Poor.
Wheat: Good condition; seasons yield
very gool. IHE Okis'S.
JEFFERSON COUNTY OHIO.
srEuugNvILLE.-Hay: Abundant; there
will be ninety per cent. Of a crop Oats;
Excellent; eighty per cent. OF a crop
Wheat is well filed out and the crop will
be fair in quantity.
portland, O.-Hay: Splendid crop
very large. Oats: Prospects splendid
Corn. Prospects coed Wheat: Best crop
for & We years, and all about cut. Crops Of
an kinds We consider good.
J. NJ. KELLY.
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Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State lot.
teries which may be presented at our counters.
RM.WALMSLEY,P res't Louisiana Nat. BIZ
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres't State Natl BIZ
A.. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl Bk
CARL ROHN, Pres't Union National Bank
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ganrosds.
baltimore AND OHIO R. R.

ID
Departure and arrival Of Trains. AZ wheeling,
Eastern time. Schedule IN eject May l2th, l,s9.
MAIN LINE EAST
/ For Baltimore. Philadelphia aud New York
i:d5 a m, $40 and ll'5o p IA, daily and 500 d.
Cumhcriand Accommodation, sloa m. daily,
I Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p m, daily.
Noundsviiie Accommodation, 5.,5 a. IN. and
1901 and Clio p. a., Except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9O5 a m and 1920 p. m. and ID 100 p. M. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, Coz p m, EK-
cent sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1870 D. m, daily
MOundsYilie Accommodation, 7.l5 a. M. and
40 and 40 P. m, Except sunday.
TRANsUaIO DIVISION
For Chicsgo, $40 aud $50 a. N. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. m and li5p. m,
daily.
columbus Accommodation, go p. M, EIoep,
Sunday
St. Clslrville Accommodation. go a. m. and
DO and 6oo p. NJ Ercep. sunday.
ARRlYE
Chicago Express, il.i5 a. m. $50 and $50 A. m.
Cincinnati ETpfess, ass a. m. aud $40 p. M.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. 1910 a. m, Xxx.
/ oopt sunday.
St ClslHville Accommodation. 1910 A. M. and
$40 and Sap. m, kKcepi sunday.
". 2. 3 p. DIVISION.
For PiitShurg, 601 and US a M daily $40
/ E1ccpi sunday aud 6l0p m daily.
cepi sunday
FIShurg Excursion, zoo %. m. Sunday only.
ARHIYE
From P,tshurg $50 a. u daily fl.sln u. m.
Except sunday, 655 aud iil0 b. m daily.
! Washington ACcOmmOdatl0u sOla M daily
/ Except sunday.
only ChAS 3D. SoUfL
I myif General fs.....r.r Aoanf
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

Time Table wfing of3d May N. lS9 Pa
sengeI trains viii r1n as foioWs-Ceitrsi TO-.
All trains daily except tlCs5 marked thlff
Nhlch 90 not rln on suudar.
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ThruFa uctce snf tsssssr ChO.tei fa s.i
points
fuI raIla a. uIN.r IHfI-rH. HIfrHH
fNFu Mr EMrt. frtr Ilr AEf
NrnaIrs Na
vi ROfltHlA. ael ftr ts.r.
IafarN N. n.
WI osH0Rs. at A.. pm uy. %.
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IMPORTANT.
Addrsa NJ. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La
or; n. A. DAUPHIN.

NAauiuk tout u -
By ordinary letter coufaini1g Mouey or
der lsucf b All EEprcr Companles. heF lofA
E1chAuKe. Dram or f0stA Note
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
UhhND NUN I'LL Dleh W law
Attic Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, July Is, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

100, 900 Tickets NJ Twenty Dollars
each. Halves eIoi Quarters 81;
renfhs 81; TweniiethE 81.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1-2a3 2 Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Dull and steady-Stocks Lower
Flour Firm and Unchanged Wheat
Lower.
NEW YORK. July l2-Money on call easy az
2Za3I% per cent; last loan at s per cent; closed
al 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper 4%ab5s
per cent; sterling exchange quiet but STEADY Al
asGaA ~
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

RooINEY.-Hsy: Qasntity large and
quality fine; may get a fair second crop.
Oats: Yield and quality will be good
damaged some by rust in the low lands
Corn: Bids fair to be OF good quality and
more ;han an average yield. Wheat: The
quality is excellent and the yield will be
large except above the South Branch,
where it was flooded; the upland crop is
fine. Many wheat fields along the river
near Romuey will not more that return
the seed put in last foil.
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SHORT OREEK-Hay: Thsre will be q
large crop. Oats The prospects are good
fer a Dig crop. Corn: A good stand, bat a
little short for this time Of year. Wheat:
Is o good quality, and 1 think will be
about Is bushels to the acre.
J. B. WILSON.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
PImples, Sores, Aches and Pains

When a hundred bottles of sarsapariIla or other prctcntious specifics fail to eradicate m-born ,crotua or contagious blood poison remember that B. B. B. tBotanic Blood Balm) has gained many thousand victories in as many seemingly incurable instances Send to the Blood Balm Co.,, Atlanta, Ga. for Book of Wonders and be convinced IL is the only true blood purifier.
 c. w. Messer, Howelrs X Roads, Ga. writes; Il was afflicted nine wears with sores, All the medicine could take did me no good then tried B. B. B, and $ bottle, cured he sound''
 Mrs. $. NJ, Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas, writes; "A lady friend of mine was troubled with bumps and pimple, on her face and neck. She took three bottle of B. B. B., and her skin got soft and smooth pim- pies disappeared, and her health improved greatly
 Jas, L. Bo,wortb, Atlanta. Ga', writes: "Nomc years ago l contracted blood poison. l had no appetite, my digestion was ruined, rheumatism drew up my limbs SO l could hardly walk my throat was cauterized five times. Hot Spiings gave me no benefit, and my life was one of torture until gave B. B. B, trial, and, surprising as it may seem. the use of five bottles cured me"
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
A SAMPLE APPOINTMENT.
One of Clarkson's Postmasters Who Can Neither Read Nor
 Write,
>l Loui. Republic Correspondence.


 WAsnI>GroN, D. (. July 27. 1SS9. -CIarkson's appointment of fourth class postmasters was beautifully illustrated in letter received here from North Carolina. At a little postoilice called Black Mountain, a young lady held the office for four years and made very ac- ceptable otli cial to all the patrons of the office. She was fired on the demand of one of the party bosses and negro appointed in her place. The new postmaster can neither read nor write, and when a person calls to make inquiry for mail the postmaster says he don't know whether there is any for him, but dumps the entire mail of the office in front of the applicant and invites him to see if there is any addressed to him. This isa novel way way of conducting postolllce, but the new postmaster was fine old partisan during the last campaign, and of course had to be rewarded
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Van Wrinkle Gin and Machinery Company, Atlanta Ca
It Is Not True!!!

It is not true, that Germeteur is being returned to us, but the empty jugs are being returned, as we pay b cents a piece for them, and refill them to go out again on their healing mission. The number of empty jugs brought back only proves that Germ eteur is doing lively business. It is here to stay and is bound to grow, for all who take it bring in q good report of it; in fact are delighted with it, and recommend it to their friends and neighbors.
 HISToN DRr0 Co.,,
 Prescott. Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
The session of the State Wheel

The session of the State Vince closed at Hot Springs Saturday Officers for ensuing year: Johr Russ, Fl Paso, White County, Pres, idcnt; D. E. Barker, Barkada, Drew County, Vice President; R. II. Moorehead, Walter Chapel, White County, Secretary, re-elected; W. II. Dudley, Ozan, Hampstead Coun- ty, Treasurer Executive Committee I; D. E. Mansfield Independence Coun- ty: W. F McElrov, Sevier County ; Pat II. Wheat. ionoke County; +. A. Nieb!e~, Garland County, and J, =. NJ. Beavers, lzard County. The Gazette ays the pohcicians still dom ingle the organization if so it's doom is sealed a- polite, will kill it. We heartily favor the agricultural Wheel, ha, will ever oppose it's being carried into politics.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31

The Little Rock Republican takes Us to task about saying "the man asserted the horse was twenty hands high" as applied to Bro Mitchell s intimauonS of fraud at the ballot box by Democrats, making the correction sixteen feet" We referred to q different man CD from yours, Bro. Blackburn. Clayton and the Republi- can party in general are infamous for disfranchising thousands of voters, and fraud and corruption. We heart ily condemn election rascalty and crimes of all sorts, but won't listen tp lh> false charges against urParty, because few scoundrelS in two or three places are guilty of crimes, even if they do claim to be Democrats Again we say there are hypocrites and bad men in all parties, hut there is a law to reach all such. Remrm- Der Clayton and his infamous militia.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31

The infamous sugar trust, with fifty millions of capital, two-thirds of which are watered stock, are collect ing three or four cents per pound for all the refined sugar sold in this country over the fair and legitimate price under free competition. Will the people submit to the exactions of this grinding and iniquitous monop- oly? The virtuous indignation of an outraged people ought to cover it with their execrations and blot it from the face of the earth,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31

1t goes right to the spot said an old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini- ment to relieve rheumatism.
 The blood must be pure for the body to be i'll good condition, Dr. J. II. Mclean Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and imparts the rich bloom of health and vigor to the whole body. Many people habitually endure q feeling of lassitude, because they think they have to. If they would take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsapa- rilla, this feeling of weariness would give place to vigor and vitality.
 The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimilation. To make to blood rich in life and strcngth-giying con sttuents use Dr. J. II. Mclean $ Sarsaparilla. It will nourish the properties of the blood, from which the elements of vitality are drawn.
 The circulation of the blood Quickened and enriched-bears life and energy to every portion of the body; appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repOse. This can be secured by taking Dr. J II McLean's Sarsaparilla.
 When you come to Prescott go to R. l.. Langford's Barber Shop and get you good shave for 10 cents. Don't fail to come to this shop.
 For fine fresh meats go to C. A. Easter's meat market
 Distress after eating heartburn, sick headache and heartburn are curcd hy Dr, J. II. McLean'e Liver and Kidney PcI!ct- (iule pills).
 Children who arc troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr. J. IT, Mclean : Liquid Ncsnifuge IL kin, and eA- pCl5 worms.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31

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