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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-01-06
CRAzED BY LeyE.
A Man Poisions a whole Family.


JOLIET, ILL.,, Jan. 4.-John Schafer, OF
Mokena, was lodged in jail here, charged
with poisoning the family of John Dahl,
with whom he wo. ked on farm near
Mokena. The family consisted Of Dahl,
his mother, aged 20, girl named Nina
Schenck, and hired man Schemffier.
On New Years day the girl prepared
dlnuer, and when the coffee was served
and tAsted each member OF the family
noticed bitter taste. The stuff was
thrown away and a new lot made; this
also was bitter, but net enough SO as to
prevent the family partaking freely.
Soon after dinner all became alarming
sick.
The hired man and girl at once drank
a lot OF fresh milk, which caused vomit-
ing and saved their lives. Dahl ard his
mother died in few hours. White
powder was found ia the coffee pot, and
Schafer, who was a rival suitor with
Dahl for the hand of the Schenek girl,
was at once suspected. When the
sheriff arrested him this morning he
tried to commit suicide with razor.
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The situation i'm Montana

HELENA, Mout., Jan. 5.-The Demo
cratic Joint Convention met at noon ye,-
terdsy. There were bat thirty members
present, six short of a quorum. The
convention consequently adjourned until
Monday noon. The Democrats claim
that they will yet heal their d ference
and elect their Senators.
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chic democrats.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 5.-In the House
legislative caucus Of Democrats yesterday
Hysell, OF Perry county, was nominated
or Speaker; Rosen, of Burke, Speaker
pro ten; and Froher, OF Hardin, for
Clerk.
In the Senate caucus Adams of Sene-
eca, was nominated for President pro TEN,
and Taylor for Clerk.
The senatorial contest has momentarily
abate1 on account Of the interest in the
legislative caucuses.
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sTRIKING nHNERs.
A Company Eot Successful In Etecting
Them.

PUNxsUTAwSEY, Ps., JAM, 4.-The
Blffalo. Rochester & Pittsburg Company y
were not successful 10 their effort to eject
the striking miners from their houses,
Sheriff Sutter refusing to act in the mat
ter as the company desired. Superintend-
ent Haskell declares he will open the
mines on Moody at any cost, and that
the company will break the strike if it
costs them million dollars. The attempt
TO put new men in Hext Monday will be
resisted and bIoodshed may result, as the
Huogarians ara desperate.
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bad Indians.

DENVER, Jan. "A special from
Santa Fe, N. NJ, says: Ia southern
San Juan county on Sunday a Navajo
Iodian was accused by Cox Brothers of
killing their cattle. The Iadan fred
upon them, when posse of ten whites
organized and pursued the band Of
Indians. The latter 6red upon them
from ambu.b, some fifty shots sbeing ex-
changed. One Navajo was killed, but
the cowmen were compelled to retire.
The citizeos fear the encounter will lead
to more serious results.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

In the District Court OF the State OF Nevada in
and for Humboldt County.
Defiance Plant H. vs. W. G. RuGdeIl, yex-
ME Ruddell aad d. ID. Grannis, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by vir-
tue of the judgment and decree of said Court
rendered in the above entitled cause on the l4th
day of November, 1889, and under and by virtue
of the order OF sale in said judgment and decree
contained, and In obedience to the commands
and requirements OF said judgment and decree q
certified copy whereof has teen duly delivered to
me- and placed in my hands for the purpose of
cat sing to be sold at Sheriff. sale, as commanded
by saio judgment and decree, the property here
matter scribed and referred to- in satisfaction
and payment of the costs, dishurseu ents and
commissions on such sale, of the costs OF snit of
the plaintiff, taxed at twenty two (s22 OO) dol.
ars also the princi al sum, amounting to seven
hundred dollars (s70o .ool with interest thereoa
at the rate OF one and one quarter az per cent.
per month from the 18th day OF May, 1888, until
paid; also the sum OF fifty dollars (350 0O) and ten
per cent. on the amount gf h. nots sued on
herein, as cunsel fees, and accrun ng costs
Tn .t the interest or claim OF the dssaEaanS. D.
ID. Grannis in the premises hereinafter des-
cribed be, and the same is hereby declared to be,
subsequent and subject to the lien OF the mort
gage sued upon herein.
All of said sums being, by the commands of
said judgments and decree made payable in u s.
gold coin, an commanded TO sell the prope ty
lands, real estate, and singular tho mortgageo
prem ses mentioned in said judgme, :. decree and
order OF e, aud particularly described as fol-
lows, TO wit:
Tne north half OF the southwest quarter OF
seotio four, in toWnship twenty six, north of
range thirty one, east, NJ. d NJ. Also all water
rights, water dit he's, dams, canals rights OF
way, and easen ents appurtenant 20 said lands
or he etofore Owned, possessed. used or claimed
by the de endants, w @. kuddetl aud nnie q
Ruddtl or their grahtors, or Alexander ke ndall
deceased, upon or in connection with or for the
use or benefit Of said land, all situate in Ilum-
boldte0 nty, State OF Nevada.
pusblic notice i herehy given that on THURS
DAY ,Janusry 10. 1870, az II O'Clock noon OF that
day, in front OF the Courthouse, in the town of
Winnemucca, Humboldt County State Of Nevada
| viii, in ODE fence to said order of sale and e.
cree OF foreclosure. Il the above described prop
erty, or so ueN thereof ae may be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest tn reon
and costs, by public auction to the highes and
best bidder for ash.
+. b. FELLOWS
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
D&tedl Winnemucea, December 26lh, 1855. I'd
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. 5.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul and the Wis
consin Central will reet the cut rates Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy by a
similar cut on January 7tb. Cuts are
expected to insugurate rate war in the
Northwest.
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Families Starving.

HALIFAX. N. s., Jan. s. One hundred
and thirty families ara reported to be in
starving condition at Flowers Cove,
Straits of Belle Isle.
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NJ OrICE h hereby gvea that on tAs 9Th dax
~ of January. 1890, at one O'Clock, rM.. an
election will be held in the Sehoolhouso of Big
Meadows School District, No. Q, for the purpoag
OF levying aspecisl sch oil tax 10 the amount OF
(ssoo oo) ave hundred dollars Bald meney to he
used, in addition to the general fund, for scho0x
purposes. teachers salaIy, eto. BY order Of
Board of Trustees Of said District
J. DANM,
dl4Sw. Gaefk Of School Board
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TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 5.-No attempt
has yet been made to run trains on the
hackey system, and the strikers are
masters Of the situation.
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Why, even very recently a cure for consump
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Holiday Bow.

To my numerous friends
and customers / want 10
say.
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1st. The Pioneer RoOk Store
and News Agency still lives and
is happy with a Reserved Fund.
ed. Holiday and Staple
Goods will sell at IA discount.
and Glass Goods at and below
cost from new until February
list.
Sd. Now is the time to renew
your subscriptions, and TO re-
member that you can pr0cure
amy Book. Newspaper or Nag
azine at Publishers rates.
through my subscription News
Agency office.
c. CHENOWETH.
decl7td.
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H 10 fRnil YSuJp.

This equine apology for horse was
the storm center of attraction for one
minute last Tuesday morning. Guy
Eolgcr was i'll the act Of unhitching him
to start to Easlcy, when something tick
led him (the mulc) and away he broke
bounding across Main street, accompa-
MED hy the cart aud mail, leaving Guy
brushing the diiSt from his clothes. The
senior editor missed the opportunity of
his life to,conquor and tame n wild mule,
which at this jmcturo became cntanglcd
III the harness and cart, and cried for
help, but the editor was not candidate
for the hospital, so he resisted the temp
tation to suddenly become Il hero. The
frantic mule now began to uSo two feet
for kicking, and the other two for run
ming. He was fust making for Easlcy,
when met by Taylor Stewart who is not
afraid Of II mule. He scizrd him By the
nose and suddenly the mule was calm
and serene, and began to snoro His
clothing, cart, mail bag and boy were
soon restored ard ho hicd him away
to Easlcy under deep conviction and
Guys whip lash.
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Tho Dummy Linc Meeting nj I,ber,x

Rhe Dummy Line Meeting at Liberty,
Ino meetlug was called to order, and
MI. 5. ID. Stewart was elected chairman,
ana MIR. John Il. Boggs was requested
to act as secretary.
The report of Mr.. J. T.. Boggs in re-,
gard to the action of the Pickens meet
ing was received as information.
Mr. ). j. Caroy was thon heard in TO-
gard to tho progress of tho subscription
committee.
The following was adopted:
| WHEREAS, The town of Pickcns and
tho surrounding country is without rail
road facilities and tho demand therefor
Is great and
Whereas, Tho survey of tho dummy
linc from Liberty to Piclens and the es-
tlmated cost Of the same is satisfactory
to both OF the said towns and country
through which said line runs, and tho
friends OF the enterprise, DO it therefore
meeting that the said dummy line
should DO built from the town OF Liber
ty to Plckens, and rs early as practical
kle.
Resolved, That committee bo ap-
pointed to prepare and circulate a paper
on which they shall take the amount
either III money, material or work on
the SAID road from any and all persons
who will not tako rs much Il share in the
enterprise, but who are willing to give
something toward the same.
That the committee shall make known
the result OF its efforts as soon rs con-
Vcnlcnt, and If the success of said com
mlttee IL such as wo believe it will be,
then that II charter be at once applied
for and the work on said road be begun
and completed as early us possible
The committee appointed was as fol
lowH: j. ID. Smith, +. B. Richardson,
). y. Boggs, w. ID. Glenn and w. O.
Willard.
Resolved, That when the meeting ad-
Journ, it be to meet on the 2S3h inst, at
O'Clock p. IN
The commi' raised 50, 600 in very
short time
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FOR . SALE !

A good farm on the Pickcns side
OF the SAludn river, ten mile, from
GrrcnvlIl", containing $50 acres, Of
winch 100 acres is fine river bottom,
loo acres good cotton land, 100 acres
III forest, well timbcrcd, and 80 acres
OF %ood grazing land, upon which
there are Z settlements in good re
rar, known as the Major place.
Terms made to suit the purchaser.
And 2 young work mules and one
horse.
3 milk cow and young calf.
oxen fat enough for beef.
Also money to lend in sums and on
time to suit those who may wish to
borrow, secured by real estate. Cal,
ON me ut my office ut Pickcns c. H.,
and be convinced that J mean what 7
say. 6. l.. lIOLLINGSWORTH.
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business Notices.


Shiioh's Cough and Consumption Cur,
Is SOLD by us on guarantee. It Cure!
Consumption. w Earle, druggist
LADIES
Needing tonic, or children that want building
up. should take
BISOwN'S IRON BITTERS.
1t is pleasant to take, cures Malaria ndiges-
ton, and Wliousness. All dealers kcepit
Shiloh's Vitalizcr is what you need fo,
Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 1(
and IS cents per bottle G W Earle, drug
gist
Group. chooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Immediately relieved by Shiloghs Cure.
G W Earle, druggist
&fEP BRGWH'S IR0K BITTERS
Cures Indigestion. Dlionncss Dyspepsia, mala.
ria, NerVousueHS. and General Debility Physi-
clans recommend it. All dealers sell Il. Sspuipe
has srsde mark and Cposssd rsd Limos on vrappas.
For lame book. side or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous FASTER Price 25 cents. G
w Earle, druggist
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Once was heard minstrel singing,
All the air around was ringing,
With the sweetness Of his song.
Sang he loud of fame and glory,
Sang Of battles fierce and CORY;
But none listened of the throng
That went crowding by.
Then Il tale of love he chantcd,
OF Il castle, old and haurtcd,
OF maiden wordrouS fair.
RESCUED from dire peril there
~ knight OF noble bearing;
But the people little caring
Passed, nor raised an eye
Ill
Then once more, with words so thrilling
Sang he, all the tumult stililg,
llurryiNg footsteps fingered near
All were eager now to hear,
FOR his theme reached poor and wealthy,
Charmed alike the sick and healthy
Gave an impulse rev.
For he sang, "Oh, hear We, Mothers,
"talhcrs, SiStcrs-At Sloan Brothers,
"Gou can bargains find
"Sutcd to each mind.
"DrugS to help the worst diseases,
"M"dicincs that cures and plcascs."
(And his words were truc.)
V
'SCcds that Sprout as soon as planted
"AlSo paints and .ii; when wanted,
"GlaSS to make your houses lighter
"Ard your lircSidc seem the brighter"
Soon the minstrel stood alone,
All to Sloan's for borgainst gone,
And his work WAS done
by bargains is not meant goods at less
than value, but pure unadulturatc cd articles.
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NISHh< - fSVhc.
GtTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ County Of Pickcns.
I'm Common Pleas.
Jesse w. StriblinG. Cashier, Plaintiff,
against
J. Il. Fcnilcy. ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance of Il dccrctal order
made in the above stated case by
Hon. James AIdrich, Presiding Judge,
on March 9th, 1890, / will sell to the
highest bidder on salcday in April,
next, before the court house door, at
Pi"k"ns G. r., during the legal hours
f sale, the following described Real
Estate, to Wit
One lot in the town of Cen.
tral, containing onc-half (l) acre, moro
or less, adjoining lots of Watkins and
others.
Also, one other lot in same town.
State and county aforesaid, contain
ing onc-ciGhth (D acre. more or less,
adjoining lands of f. B.Morgan, p
II. Gaines, and othc,s.
Also that piece, parcel, or tract OF
State aforesaid, on the east side OF
Kcowcc River, adjoining lands of G.
l.. Hollingsworth and Joseph Price,
and containing one hundred and for.
tv Q4O) acres more or less.
Terms: Onc,half cash, balance on
II credit of twelve months, with leave
to the purcha3hcr to anticipate pay,
mcnt. The credit portion to be Sc,
curcd by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage of the premises, with in
tcrcSt from day Of sale. Terms tc
be complied with III one hour or prem
iacs rcaold at risk Of former purchn
scr.
Purchasers to pay for papers ant
for recording the same.
j. NJ. STEWART,
| VI Mch 90. Clerk Of Court.
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ErirkcIls, LSurr,,r,Y.

The Pickcns people appear to be in
earnest in their movement for dummy
limo from Liberty to Pickcns Court
House, II distance, we believe, Of little
les" than seven miles. Probably it
would be to the interest Of the Rich
mond & Danvil:o to look into the matter,
Ms the proposed dummy will probably be
Il valuable LITTLE feeder. 1t runs towards
one Of the richest timber belts now re.
manning III this country and would do
much to open up and develop fertile
and promising region.
The people, however, arc not depend
ing on outside help. They arc pushing
vigorously and giving generously them
selves and expect TO succeed chiefly by
their own efforts.
Pickcns Court House is at the foot of
Tic mountains, and dummy line to it
would probably largely develop sum
mer resort business which has already
reached very large proportions despite
lnnnmcrab!c hindrances. - Grcenvil!c
News.
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TM, - fLENDID GENERAL PUR-
rose HORSE is thrcc-q,w,r,rr blood OF
The !:1E;Ms Morgan stock of horses, and
crossed with the nut"si RIackhuwk All
si""Mn"n Wishing the services of q first
class Strlii"n win do wcll to see this
nor" hc!"r" making other arrangements.
II" Will n:ak" tho Spring Season as fol-
low: pdrS"n's Mills, March >th Six
Milc on March 10t'i, p;"E""$ {. IT,, on
N'r"h -, and viii alirrnal" nj Il e above
iarcN every ninth day. Terms, IS 20 in
s.;!rC
Du" ~ ii - of p,mrNc etanGs viii be
&ll" o. :. STEWART.
ic'"Vtt Mile Creek II. o. $. G..
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GREEEVILLII, s. G..
G. .gt tiay1.

GTATE or SOuTH CAROLINA,
- t"rNrT OF PiCKENS.
BY J. b. Nr"hcrry, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, Mary Allen Russell made
suit L" me to grant her letters of
administration Of III" estate and effects
of Patrick II. liussrli deceased
These are, therefore. to cite and admon-
iSh all and singular the kindred and crcdi-
tors of The said lAtrirk II. Russell de
r"'srd' that they b" and appear before me,
IN ih" Court of Probate to be held at Pick
ems &. H., = c., on the 21th day of
March next, after publication hereof, ut II
" crock IN the forenoon 10 show cause, if
any they have, why the said A,lmini%tra-
tlon >hOull NOT II" granted.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
March, Ammo Domini 1880.
J. Is. NEWBEltI, }. p. p. G..
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NOEl-RscaiGpRat u Summons.
THE STATE or SOUTu CAIiOLiNA,
County of Iickrns.

County of lickrns.
Common Pleas Court
Benson j. GilStrap, plaint #,
Against
Robert r. Griffin, Defendant.
Summons, Complaint Filed
To the defendant, Robert +. Griffin.
You arc hereby summoned and rcGuirvd
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is this day fled in the office Of the.
clerk of count for PickcMs county, and To-
scrvc copy of your answer to lh" said
complaint ON the subscribers at their Office at
PlrkchS, y &, within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof. exclusive e the dav
OF such service; and if you fail 10 answer
the complaint within the tjmc aforesaid,
the plaintilf in this action will apply tu
the court for the relief demanded in me
complaint
Dated February 10Th, 1890.
SEAL. J VI STEWART, G. G. p.
CoTIIHAN 4 RnHINsrN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO the defendant, Robert II. Griffin:
Take notice that the CoTpainanl !" -"
above entitled action, together with tn,
summons, of which the foregoing is n copy,
was filed in the office Of the clerk Of IiIr
court OF common pleas for the count, of
Pickcns i'm the State of South tarpliI.a. at
l'IckcnS in said State and county ON the
lOth day of February; 1880.
COTlIRAN tG NOBINSUN,
fcDl3wG Plaintiffs : Attorneys.
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sFr0.ii LIBERTY.

Another cold wave struck this section
last Saturday and Sunday. Mercury
went down about 35 degrees in ~ hours
bringing Lp at II degrees below frcez
ing, the severest cold snap of the scasou
Forward wheat and oats are injured, and
it is feared that tho spring sowing OF
oats have suffered from the freeze.
Some Of our farmers beddcd sweet
and planted Irish potatoes last week
They also planted some corn, cto.
II. n. Hunter had his great toe nearly
mashed Off last week while handling ;
heavy box Of goods.
OEr merchants are doing rushing bus
incSs just now.
1t seems that there is more gunno be
ing sold than ever, especially at thi.
point.
At the dummy line meeting held here
last Saturday, $4,000 was subscribed il
few minutes, with encouraging pros
DCctS
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Alliance Officers, SoInrIcs


The following are the amounts OF
the salaries received by the officers OF
the National Alliance and Indus trial
Union:
Z. l.. Polk, prcsidcnt--salary So,
0 O per annum and all expenses, with
81 900 per annnm for Office assistant.
j. II. TurLcr, sccrctury-sa salary
$4,000 per annum and all expenses
6. W. MNcunc, chairman executive
committcc-salory 81, 500 por Nmum
and all expenses.
Evan Jones, chairman judiciary
commltt"r-s"l"rY nothing and 10
appropriation for expenses.
Ben Terrell, lecturer sn'nfy ~,
eco poH nnnnm nul Nll tNpMls,R, Tray
cling Rnd otherwise,
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M hNSlON HOUSE LAW OFFICE.
AfA Home No. West Street.
WELCOME. DAY OR NIGGr
MIX e. NIX,
(TEEENSu.LE, =. {

. NEEENN!LLE, :. Z,
Practice in all the courts of North and
south Carolina. Ten per cent for collect
ing, without contracting for more or less.
Haln the lost! EGf'100 c,nts on the &
,,"''rtd l"r Jas. O'Connor & Co., Of
Mh"NVlIl"' ait'r five good lawyers had had
the claim without collecting Il cent
li' who can and don't pav is n doubls
'hll, IL" steals both confidence and money
All 'h' tat, St tortur,s Of collecting arpli:l
|" Snrh debtors. B" not 'r0o late. ) IL
VIII cost You nothing to try us.
citi'rnc's: President liamin Bra.,ic,
ct tn Gr''nvil" National Bunk. an;I Pres.
I,' 1Hrnt ii1i;ammo"d, Of the Peoples Bank,
Nl' N.IF. iAMlGtf
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Mrs. Zc!ia Bowen, wifi" Of Hon. J. II.
Bowen, died last Saturday, the 10th in
stant, OF typhoid fever, aged 81 years.
She leaves IA husband and two small child
ren besides mum, ruuS friends and rcla-
tivcS to mourn hrr loss. The funeral
was held at Georges Creek on Monday.
The services We're conducted by Rev. j.
i. Anderson. The bcYcavcd family have
our heartfelt sympathy in this their great
aiiliction.
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lie who steals my purse steals trash
but ho who wantonly purloins my bottle
of Salvation Oh steals something that
onriches him indeed and leaves ne bank
rupt, II victim to aches and paina, Il s0r-
rowing, wocfnl citizen, until can slow
ly creep to the nearest drug store.