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Two sension from the forty sixth con-
srso reosis 10 Be chosen, one in Miehi-
gan (psossbly Zach Chssdler) ssd one
II Nsv Hanpshirs. Bosh vill Be Repub-
liesna.
The most veaesshls 0gurs in the pext
senate. - in this. vill Be- that Of Hsnss.
bel Hsalie, vko ~ sies-psesidemt ua-
Dr. Lincoln. An uassual sooaae Of new
ussesisl i injected isso Tie sext sesats.
much Of il being strange to both branches
OF eo.sseA The Democrais. for the 4sse
tine sincs The vas broke ont. will dad
sAsoaslsa in Q clear osjosity. Counting
Judge Davis Of lllsa0ia With The DeoOcssts.
visk vhos 10 esaes.lly vosss. The Demo-
csasie nsjosisy vill b sss.
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sweeps he co~nsres al The nssiss, from
North, South, East and West; bring it "a
Sedalia, whose rapid strides to metiopoli-
tan greatness will surround and identity 1,
With the genius and prosperity Of the great
State it represents. Yes. bring 1t to Sedalis,
where We boast of the Drawn and muscle OF
our orn honest labor. instead Of standing in
saloon doors With white aprons pointing TO
tina. Of penal servitude farmei out upon
our streets to exclusion Of worthy me.
chanics.
Economy, health. advantages in public
busine~, accessibility, and the best inter.
ssss Of the State, point to Sedalia a. the
proper place for the location Of the State
Capital, its removal hence is only ques-
ton of time. Of its necessity and expedi-
ency, there is not the slightest doubt.
REcoBD OF BIRTHS.
Few appear 10 recognize the importance
of the registration of births, yet it is q
uuoSSCb VI uiou1Cus kuou sAAoSs
and is worthy the attention Of our Legisla.
ture. Our country is fast settling up, and
the advent of humanity daily increasing
II country like this, of such vast extent,
and where the restless spirit of the age
scatters families for years and often fol
life, it we're we'll to have ones identity re
cured to some anchorage, where it could Be
legally verified beyond all doubt. A Law
should be passed compelling the parents,
at the birth of every child in wedlock. to
register the same at the County Recorders
Office. A nominal fee would pay all ex-
penses, and thus record preserved, impor
tant alike for public and private purposes.
Such . record would save thousands Of dol
lard of litigation, and be an important aid
in the settlement OF large estates, rs we'll AZ
aSure protection against iuposters and
fraudulent heirs.
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A standard household remedy of un-
doubted and acknowledged merit In DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup. And j, costs but -
cents large size 50 cents.
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TILDEN's TESTIMONY.

For the FIRST time since the Presidential
election, Samuel J. Tilden has broken the
silenre thst hes sealed his lips. 1t will be
found in another column. No American
can read It without feeling his ears
tinsling with shame, or the wish that be
had died before he had lived to zee the
freedom that he worshiped made the foot
ball for expediency and . tyr.nnical party
battIedore. But read it. 1t speaks for
itself
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THREE WHISTLES.
Always Means the Conductors
Len.
Aud This IL Only Side Track on the
0ood.
Yes. the days are getting longer, the sun
10 getting warmer. and the hens sing in the
back yard. These are al eood sisns, and
ve ob.erve some more good sigps. The Eel.
lows Who have been sitting between coal
boxes and stoves in saloons all winter ere
crawling out into the sunny street cosnere
and ssairvAy., and some Of them have pre-
pared for the spring campaign BY washing
their faces and putting on Glenn shirt.
The blue bird vill sit upon the clothes line
next, the hired girl will swing on the alley
gate after supper, and the ice man in sreas-
ing his wagon. All these thing point one
way, and the gloom Of winter Gill Be folded
away and put upon the top si~ii. Il will
be hard on the loafsss, though, to get &C.
cusiouoe,l IN the change. for al this winter
~ have noticed:
r.. .;,.;. , ~, h. .a
Lucy .s.;,. s ~ .
l'''e"Ss s's'' Wv" ANU '"e'' s'h""'"'
And the 'oos OF content that "a' SO" o"
Seemed to s:y, l have ion"d my sPPf"pfi'
ate place
S''''"s sroond.
!. sa.-.o"%: an. .E s'Gsr,is. calmly they 81.
Wall. ,,,.,; ,h., tell anil IN. i,L..,h.,
they crack
Show ihat their hearts have grown hard and
undc.o'ed'y o:acx-
~ ~
The sitter around j. man Of no means. .
And his lace would MT pass Tor a q7ars "'
W. h. ."".. 30 a, o,hs, .on,,;,s. IN e.;.s
And il frequently aern with drink in his
list.
WINE ''"'"x s'o"""'
The louneer. they toll not, nor yet do they
= spin,
Tr"e =, ,.:. 's ." ", LIZ. NE. -" gu.
I They ,llude to III. work ,;.y are in,rndinr
to do
While sitting around.
rhev are sl~,v. c,es, ,.lker, end .Ivav.
| self-vise.
AZ they while up STICKS Win their horn
H.. -. IT,. M, =, a...,..,.,
"a
You will end them in groups or sirung ou,
IN r r..
WINE -."s O
ooy ."<.e . k""s ~ '
NIX o. A't"'"e -. 10 ~: "'s"' '.'e'
~ so'"< ~ use o ' " @'
'o"@ -. H".y o"- :, " y''
60" p'-'e ~ ".ss"s ~"
~ ~" -
~. III" ~" WI ".'e N. ~. '"' ''<t~'
'"" '"P''."'' ""e" 'o""s
ma" so''c''" '"e company % 'so' "
dance, ne nf'' mus! oe sore ne |" r'en'' ana
-r.s m. ~. s.,,.,:. r,.:. -.
P'cse" Up "1e Tue '<''o" :" l''-' ."
girl said to him. says she: mo, shsnk
you I never waltz; ma says il any Of tine
young INC" want mug INC .oey ""f' o" u 90
the s'y; she Won't hs'e them ~o~'"e ny
dress up, and leaving Gnger marks on my
While waist. n long A abe doe, The wash
Ing and has to support me-"
Whoop, jamboree. The violets will soon
h. :, hIoo., anil IN. ho,. ran Il. ous nm
-. ..,,.. A.. IN ,;.h, 80 81 -
| =, 80 49,,
ws. -, w.. 80 ~. TIL.
-, 10. -, =. a -
...,.- -. :. - .s,.
=. .:-...S:-:-
,...s 90. - - -.I,.,,-. g.
-. tn. 80 .,h-aI... ~,
-,.,.:s.-.m
T.-...;.,.': .m.:-
.s..,., =. :: - 49,. 1870
80.
Pc
-,
~ go
Thst when he found his girl asleep,
He with yellow ocbre.
u .vI
You call me pretty yeIlerr"
Iodleo-nant ehe lett the tosn-
"~
He vowed he'd nesr sienna one;
Nve NJ "'e " :o,,
NJ. ;.T.. n no,ls
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The Democratic Central Com.
mittee.

The committee met yesterday afternoon
at the Office of B. H Ingram, % per an
nouncement, for the purpose Of making
arrangements Dor tie nomination Of /.
County School Commissioners.
There we're present, Dr.. Thatcher. chair
man, Judge Jno. A. Lacy, ]. d. Smith and
james Glass. DR.. House, who il lying
dangerously i'll. was represented BY E. N.
Phillips, proxy.
A call vas Issued for the voters of each
township to meet at their respective places
of voting. on Saturday, Feb. 22d. for the
election of delegates to the county conven.
ton. which vill be held At Sedalia On
Monday, Feb. 24th.
The basis Of representation to be the
same - At the Last county convention.
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Death of DR.. A. Condee.

% Friday evening, Mr.. Cyrus Newkirk
received q Dispatch that DR.. A. Condee died
suddenly, At bis residence in San Bern.r-
dino, California, on Wednesday night, OF
heart d,sease.
DR.. COndee vas one Of the earliest and most
influential Of Sedali.s citisens. and left
this place for California about Eve yearr
a0o
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

uC HbSSs SsOuotC WIZ suso Sooussy So ~
are governed too much. Nine out Of ever,
ten wish to 60 to Congress or the Legislature
TO make laws for the tenth man, and tn,
tenth mamie wants to hold Office! OF al
the bills introduced in the present leeisla
ture, We know of none more useless and IN
called for than the one to compel candi-
dates fer mstrimnny to procure q licenae
This bill originated With the st. Loui'
clergy, and was warmly discussed At q unior
meeting Of ell the divines of that city. Thu
proposition yrs ss vigorously opposed II
advocated, and finally vas carried against
strong opposition, the minority making ,
report against il.
Marriage should be encouraged, and Ger
ssinly nothing should be allowed to checs
or retard il. There Is too much concubin.
ism in this country now, and while tn,
marriage license will not facilitate the lega
union If the sexes, it may add to their lille
gal union.
In the FIRST place, the whole thing is a
attempt of certain portion Of the ministry
to shift the responsibility Of performing tn
marriage ceremony upon other shoulders
Under the license system, no matter who Of
what persons come before minister, il they
are armed with license, be hurries through
the ceremony, grabs his fee and asks M
questions. He is ali right. If there is any
thing wrong. it is with the clerk who issuet
the license.
Nov, If This bill is brought forward upor
the score Of morality or Of preventing lille.
gal marriages, it certainly will tail in tn.
desired end. Who, We wonld ask, is better
qualified to judge of the fitness Of those de
string 10 s.ume the holy marriage relation
than minister? His peculiar position and
knowledge and intercourse with the socia
life around him, gives him innumerable id
vantages over those possessed BY . county
officer. With the latter. the application
would be merely regarded a. . matter o.
business to which . fee is attached. Only
one Of the parties presents himself, furnishe,
the name OF the intended bride, answers ,
few questions, pays his money, and walk
of with legal command to any minister t.
marry him. In fact, he may not be tn.
principal At all, but some agent or friend.
Under the present system, . couple botf
present themselves in person before the min
lister As parties wishing TO be made man and
wife. 1t does cot require any extraordi.
nary discernment or ability 10 ascertain
whether they posseas the legal qualification
or not, and il there is doubt, the minister
certainly has better opportunities Of solving
it than . county Official before whom az
application for license is made.
The proposed bill would only be placing
tax upon marriage and shifting the
responsibility from ministerial shoulders
without accomplishing an iota Of good
And If it passes, an amendment should be
added. compelling ministers to perform the
service free.
Tax our clothing. tax our food, land
houses. homes and babies-if you want to
but for Gods sake, leave marriage ~ free ..
it was created in Eden!
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The H0II Of the Nov Senoto.
The names Of Senators after the 5th Of
March next, with the yesr in which their
terms expire, follow. Republicans being
printed in Roman. Democrats in isslic, and
lndependens in small cap,tals:
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-Hsadquartsrs - eystsgs
oro St SaGhNkD. la ~ e
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AEKSNsAs.
isa3. a. n. 0ariasd.
lss5. j. d. Waiker.
COLORADO.
lss3. Henry 81. Teller.
lsS5. Nathaniel p. Hill.
DRlAvAa8.
lsel- Taos. p. 6avard.
1889. Eli Sratsbury-
6g0oGrA-
lssS. Bepjonssa n. Hl,.
ls65. john b. Gordon.
INDIANA.
JEST. jos. X. MeDosald
iSS,. Dun'i ". go0rhees.
KANSAS
lssc. Preston B. Plumb.
1ssli. John J. 1ngslls.
LOUISIANA.
lssa VIM r. Kellogg
1885. B. y. JONAS.
MAINLAND.
lssl. W,iliam p, whvte.
ISL. Jonsss b Grown
MICHIGAN.
1851. A Republican,.
1853. Thomas ". Ferry
nIaelssIPpi.
1881. Nlsnche X. Bruce.
1889. L. q. &. Lamar.
SKDaAakA.
lssl. a. 3. Paddock.
lSxB. Alvin Saunders.
NEG nAHPS01a9-
lss3. III. n. HOlllns.
lss5. a Republican.
NHw y0DK.
1881. Frane,s kernta.
1881. Rocco Conkling.
ONO.
1881. A. a. Tharrsas
lsaJ. q. n. Rpsnefoa.
PoxyeSLyAxta.
1871. VIA. a. Wallare.
lSs5. J. Don Cameron.
soCYW CAo0tlNA-
iss3 -. G. bsssisy.
lss5. Wodt HaBspfes.
rUxAS-
1881. .Snsssei b. Hdxey.
lsHl. Richard Coke.
vl0a1NIA.
1881. Rot. n. wssAsrs.
IsSJ. Johs W. JoAasv.s.
4 WDocOSsIN.
lssl. Angus Cameron.
ltsG'. Matt Carpenter.
s5th Cong. &sth Cong
m =
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-"Future Happiness" All those Who
haye the future happiness Of children II
seake, should know that Dr.. Bulls Baby
'eyrap contains nothing injasious. !
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TUFTS PILLS,
and cau~e the body 10 Tah0 - B1eaA, thu The
system in nso.tsh I'D, end By theiP Toa1e A.
sS:e On the Dssessiys oss.sss 1sGn1sr
Dn. ]. :. uYWoo0,

sDSW diseases sxiss that eaaase - solossa b ~.
caring the Live - il normal ssaesions. ed 1R
thu pnFpoeo 10 r0OoAy be 49, 49, iuvenssA thae
- . hAUps % e1scs . TUFTS PIIlA"
SOLD eveaVWMene. Palce q CENTS.
O0eo - Murray esPses, New Yeek.
- d TUFTS MANUAL a valuahle Iasoe.
nation and Csrfnl R<ceipes" viii b mailed free
On applicatioo.
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TUFTS PILLS

80 e0OD00D000 ~ 006o9o0e00 10 %
tie 00oe del1e0o0 0gDo0o0aee00s hey
e0aseh, CDean0e, PuR16y, ana loV10ogose
sh0 entire Syss0O. Dy Soeooviao she e.
0090e0 Liver, sA0y eDoaoso s60 beooA
fFoo Dooseoeao hsOesss oo6 ehos1oUass
health aoa viealiey - sh0 ooay, eaaG100
she b0Welo - afs Das1galDy, Wosh009
Whoeh - OoO con feel W0oo.
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he was searched, aud Of coume he watch
WA found where be he'd pot II when Car
ter handed il to him. Thurasoo ~ then
asked where that pair Of ssaf-eoetiag Pc
tolls we're. He inioroed then that b never
carried . pistol bot once, and that vss .
small Smith 4 Wessoo. in 1871 in Arkan-
sas, where nst,se 80 Il ssd said 70 hin,
.Siranges. eat then thing for breakfase I"
This diagusted Thusssoe % thas b vent
right Cd and sold IT. and he'd sevss carried
one since. ts -
But . sdesscsivCr-ooo q ~ iear-
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would instantly subside into the most apa-
thesic. spiritle~ village IN the State.
To the eye Of the stranger, it, impressions
arc anything bat p:easant-to those who
pas BY it upon its only railroad, they are
positively repulsive and disaGreeable. Such
Il Jefferson City. The picture u not over
drawn. for those Who are acquainted With
It know that the truth will bear out the
shove asssrtiou. Nov, i such place .
At location for The Capital q the 9th
State il ths Uaioni
Acceedisg 70 the etsae Coastitstion and
ID leseods. The Capital must b located
within - or 20 oiiss Of the mouth of the
Osage river. This condition Was made
before railroads ~ere thought Of and the
present prosperity and greatness IF the
State beyond the widest drea@s of the
most sanguins ioagination. That clause
simply stands In The Constitution - . relic
Of early shost-siGhtedssss, aud has no bear
ing upon the present whatever. It should
be expunsed It the earliest opportunity.
But. says JeGsnoa CITY paper, Sedalia
casast cord to srsnd fear q Avs millions
= essa he ssssuary bsildfap for . re-
novsl of III ,eieat. Nd. indeed, il can
not nor ssiahsfd oss isin,eod to try. Blu,
il would Be cheaper iqr The 6tate To- day to
ss.ovs IL Csp6il = eds1s. tAan to con.
tisus & vheN it, aad psspsessllv make
appsorsiats6ls 1sr . fisaesy old charnel
hosas, esastaeely, falling to decay, and
resking ith ps.tilsaes, poison and death
Bring in % Ssdslia, . clean. compact
- vell-buik city; bring 4 to 6edalia,
vhess e gill y sassoasdsd viii 0od'a
psss cir asd healtly, norsi-liis Rivisg IN.
Apssee; ssiae b b esaalia shsoasA vhish
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died.
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.
STAFF OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LINCOLN,

STAFF OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being In the County Of Lin
coin, State Of Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suits have been com.
chip. In and for Lincoln county. by the State
Of Nevada, plaintiff. against each Of the defend.
ants hereinafter named, and each Of the follow
ing described tracts or parcels Of land, with the
Improvements thereon and Improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners aud claim.
ants TO same. known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property TOR the fiscal year COM
mencing January J, 1878, and ending Decem.
Der 81, 1873, and that . summons has been duly
issued In each case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plant fled and show cause on or before the 18th
Of October, A. D. 1879, judgment will be taken
against you, and tho real estate and improve
ments hereinafter described for the amount Of
taxes and delinquency specified and costs OF
suit:
TAX AND DELINQUENCY.
Alps Silver Mining Company Improve.
ments on mine, Mszeppa works; i'm
provements on Washington d Creole
works:
Tax.... -............ ..Sl3l ~
Ten per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is Is
Total. .........$lA 81
O. q. PATCHRN.
District Attorney Of Lincoln County, Sevada.
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/ was looking over the stories that
were sent 10 last week for the prize, and
/ wonder that the editor did not insert
this one, which is really too good to DO
lost. "There is a curious duel now
pending In Boston. which began several
years ago. Mr.. A.. Q bachelor, ohal-
lsnRed Mr.. B., . married man, with one
child, who replied that the conditions
were not equal, that he must necessarily
put more at risk with his life than the
other, and he declined. A year after.
ward he received challenge from Mr..
A., who stated that he. too, had now q
wife and child, he supposed, therefore,
tho objection OF Mr.. B. was no longer
valid. Mr.. b. replied that he now had
two children, consequently the inequality
still subsisted. The next year Mr.. A.
renewed bis challenge. having now two
children also. but his adversary had
three. The matter, when last heard
from, was still going on, the numbers
being six to seven, and the challenge
yearly renewed. IT London Truth.
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The annual debt statement OF the Con-
troller of the city of New York shows
the bonded indebtedness OF that city on
the first of August 10 be $137, 3S1. 3l4.33.
The amount in the sinking fund was
$23, 1876. 530.56. That is the amount of
permanent indebtedness less the amount
in the sinking fund was $105. 255. 1888 95.
New York City, whose receipts from all
sources 10 one year, as shown by the
CONTROLLERS report, are more than $685..
000.0 900, ought to be able to meet it's
obligations, but 1t appears it is not and
that city is yearly increasing its indsbt-
ednees.
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NoRwEaIuM. A New METAL.-Acoord-
ing to the Chemical News, a newly
discovered metal, Norwegian. has been
detected and insulated by DR.. Telief
Dahl in sample Of coppor-nicksl from
Kragero, in Skj@rgaarden. The color OF
the pure metal is white, with q slight
brownish cast. When polished it has
perfectly metallic lusture. but after q
time It becomes covered with thin film
OF oxide. It can be tiattened out in on
agate mortar. and in hardness it re-.
sembles copper. The melting point is
$50 deg. G. and the specific gravity 8 AL.
Its equivalent appears to DO 145.9. Only
one oxide, NgO, has been obtained
With sulphuretted hydrogen it gives Q
brown sulphide, even in strongly acid
hydrochloric solutions. which redissolvss
in ammonium sulphide. With a slight
addition Of potassium ferrocysnide it
gives brown. but with large proportions
. green precipitate. The sulphuric sol.
ution 10 turned brown on the addition Of
Zinc, and the metal is deposited in a
pulvefulent state. The solutions OF tbia
metal are blue, but becomes greenish on
dilution.
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A colored debating club among the
hands upon the plantation of A. NJ.
Griffin, in Leo county, Ga, bad as the
subject Of their last debate: (Which are
the most benefit to the country, the
lawyers or tho buzzards?" After much
wraneling and animated discussion, they
finally decided in fsvor of the buzzards.
r Boston journal.
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There appears to be trouble brewing In
the Democratic camp in New York. The
Tanmanyites threaten to jump the
convention II Robinson is nominated for
Governor. The organization Of the con-
vention is Tildenite and it Ia thought
that the Tammany Delegates will no. be
admitted.
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Dean Stanley was not .qusl to bis
opportunities when be performed the
marriage ceremony Of Prof. Tyndall.
The Dean should have as ked the groom
do you take this antbropoid to be your
coordinate, to love with your nerve
centres, to cherish with your whole
cellular tissues. until o final molecular
disturbance shall resolve its organism
into lite primitive atoms?"
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The Odd Fellows Special Relief Com.
mittse at Memphis have called upon the
brethren of the Order everywhere for
contributions. All contributions should
be addressed 10 Marcus Jones, Grand
Patriarch OF Tennessee and President Of
tho Relief Committee, Memphis, Tenn.
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Silver State: The Grand Jury made 0
special report to the District Court,
calling attention to the fact that two
orphan children were being cared for by
woman of the town and reared in u
house of i'll fame. A meeting OF the
members of the bar was held and q COM
mittee appointed to investigate the case
and report. The self constituted ward
OF the orphans is cited to appear in court
this evening, when it is understood On
effort will be made to get the children
away from the woman and send them to
the Orphans Home. 1t is said that she
present custodian Of the children TOOK
them swaw from their mother, who
abused and mistfssted them shamefully.
Their father. Eugene Holman, we'll
known along the railroad as musician
has been dead some time.
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Husband means "band of the house.
We thought it was the mother-in.law
who made the music.
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From the 1st to the 3lst of August
Bodie District shipped $2l3;51S in bull
lion. For the eight months Of the year
the shipments have aggregated 81, $685.
056 IS.
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The loss of timber by FIRE in Utah
within the past two weeks is estimated
at over 5000, 900. The fires have origin
ated mainly through campers, Indiana
and prospectors.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13

A lady's maid at Saratoga showed her
lacsra'ed fingers. and said they were ont
by the cords with which she had TO draw
in her mistress.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13

"Oat.meal water" is recommended rs
= summer drink. Il takes abou. eleven
gallon TO ''psralyze" man.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13
8nrm.

AT Panaca. Nevada, September 4th, to the wife
OF Harry Gentry, q son.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13

King Alfonso is to be married on the
anniversary Of bis birth, September %.