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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
Dr. Talnlage Explains the
Late Revolution in "A nler.
lean Politics.

At the Brooklyn tabernacle, Sunday
morning, Rev. DR.. Talnago spoke about
the Morning. Without Glouds,' whcu thers
should bo honest dealings between oil zen
and honest administration of all govern
ment. In the latter connection he said: ;.
"Ever since tho morniog of the eighth
of November tho politicians have been try.
ing to cipher out what was the cause of The
revolution in Americau politics. Some
say it meant ono thing; some say it meant
Will tell yon what it meant all ovor--.
that the people of the United States wero
lnturiatcd at the fact that tho officers Of
the government and those having the ar.
rangemeut of these things keep their taxes
up when they might como down. A huu-.
drcd million dollars more than tho necessary
taxes takon from the hard working people
OF this couotry aud stored up as a tom pte,.,
tiou to public officials! The OILY way, TO
keep Congress of tho United States from
misappropriating fifty millions of dollars out
of the national treasury is to hayo no sur.
plus in the treasury to steal!
''ln this coming Congress tho Rcpub-.
licans will havo another opportunity of
putting down the taxes, and if they do not
put down tho taxes, tho revolution. id
Massachusetts aud New York this Autumn
will be only as owa'ko compared with
with the avalanche that shall oomc down
upon their unworthy houdsI And | tell
you. Republicsns, and YOU Democrats, .tha
If you do not let the taxes down and let the
people up you will form new party GU the
platform of anti>taxes, nni.rum and anti
monopoly! And you who have been fat
tening upon the public spoi!s, reckless Of
public virtue, shulI not have as much as
wages of street sweeper"
An immense outburst of applause fol-.
lowed the delivery Of the last sentiment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
when the isoses Droop ia
Fall.

When the roses droop 10 fall,
Aud the fragrant zephyrs 6eaSa,
When the frosts spread over all,
Aud the summer tithes release,
Love will liuger, hearts be true.
Though tho birds have flown away;
We at home will hope renew,
While winds Of winter play.
When the roses droop 10 fsll
They again will come some day;
When no winters storm will call,
When the sunshine beams 10 May,
We shall always juyful be,
Love will make fair Eden sweet;
For 10 blissful unity,
Heaven was made for oarth's retrcat.
When tho roses droop in fall,
Think not sadly of the past;
Winters frost should not appsll,
Trying ti'ues won't always last
Roses shall again appear,
Birds will come ogain to sing; :
All will be sweet aud dear,
When the roses come 10 spring.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
lWALHaLLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, d

pnus6of 81 polls charged with tho penalty
amount to Sl49.ll9.73. The defaults
amount to S84, ,6S083, of this amount
there 10 10 the hands of triul Justices the
sNm of $12.476 48. Tho polls for 1880.
81 netted tho sun Of sl24.606.l3, show
ing decrease for 1881 81 of Sl68.23
The non est polls for 1o80-Sl smounted to
$7,65S 80, for 1881 -82 to SIS, ,70797."
The most important recommendation
made by General Bratton in his report is
that relating to the assessments Of railroad
property. He recommends that the gross
income Of the different railroad colhponics
be taken as the basis Of valuation for pur
poses of taxation. Under the present
methods there is no uniformity in fixing
the value of such property for assessment.
The plan suggested by the ComptrJ,ler-
General would secure uniformity aud fur.
nish basis of valuation TO which there
could be no objection
With reference to insurance companies,
tie Comptroller General suggests that the
existing laws are sufficient for tho protec-
tion of the public The people who insure
arc themselves to blnme {or airy losses they
may sustain by insdrng Mcom panies with.
out tho State which do not take out
lioonses to carry on business within the
State.
Under the law, tho Comptroller General
has authority to examine into the official
conduct Of the financial agents of the
Government in the various counties, but
the Law as it stauds is dead letter, uoless
| he be furnished with the means to carry on
the Investigations whenever such may be
necessary. Either tho law upon this
point should be repealed or suitable pro
vision should be made to meet tho neces-
sary expenses involved 10 the examination
of such irregularities us may occur. The
efficiency of the public service could be
increased aud irregularities 10 the discharge
of important trusts could be prevented OF
speedily corrected, we're tho Comptroller
General furnished with the means to make
such Investigation into the cuuduet of his
subordiuatcH as might be deemed necessary
for the public good. The rccummeuda ton
of Gen. Brsttou upon this point deserves
consideration.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
SIFTED THEM OUT.
WinnOxving the Wheat from tile
Tmrcs-A Problem Easily Sim
n1iGiGL

"My friend" snid tho druggist, "you have
lame back, you say. and want plaster 10 put
on it. Once could have shown lnr2e nssorl-
ment 10 choose from. Now keep only n few
and soil most Of BENsoys CArCINg P0Rua PLAs-
Ten. Why? Bccause they nro the best. I
have Allcock's, the Cnpsicum and some others
They nre harmless and slow. business is bust,
ness and gradually ceased TO dcul in them to
any great extent"
''All right. do me up n Cnponc. without any
more talk for my back aches rs though had
boon working my passage in a baggage car"
"llere you are" said The druggist, with tho
word CArNlSE cut in the middle of The pastcp,
proving il 10 be genuine"
"And here's your 26 cents" said the lame
backed man, walking slowly away.
November lG, 1892 52.lw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
AN ONLY DAUGHTER CURED OF CON-
SUMp TON;

WHEN death was hourly expected, all rems--
" dies having failed, and DR.. II. James was
experimenting with the many herbs of Calcutta.
he accidentally made preparation which curcd
his only child Of Consumption. His child
sNHsptjO,s can oc pus.ra n3 ;orinq The best OF
cured. The Doctor now gives the Recipe free,
only asking two throe-ccnt stamps to pay ex-
penses This herb also cures night swents,
nausca OF the stomach and will break up n freslI
Gola IN 81 hours. Address Craddock & Co :,
1892 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa. naming this
paper. Nov. lG. 1892-52 4w
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

+. Ask your Druggist for BRowN's
IRON BlTTERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is just what you need.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

NOTED MEu ]!
DIR. JOHN F. HANCOCK,
3ate President Of the National Phar-
maes1tical Association Of the United
States, says:
81 "Brown's Iron Bitters has
" heavy sale, Is conceded to be fino
tonic: tho character Of the manu-
5ae!urers Is n voucher for its purity
and medicinal excellence"
DR.. JOSEPH ROBERTS,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, says!
ri indorse It as fne medicine,
reliable as strens,hening, tonic,
DIR. ]. FAR1s MOORE, Pr.
d., Professor of Pharmacy, Daltt-
more Pharmaceutical College, says:
Browns Iron Differs I. q safe
hnd reliable medicine, positively
free from alcoholic poisons, and can
be recommended rs n tonic for use
among those who oppose alcohol"
DIR. EDWARD EARiCKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College Of phar-
macy, says
~ indorso Il as an excellent
medicine, good digestive agent,
and non-intoxicant in ,he fullest
DR.. RICHARD SApINGToN,
ono Of Baltimorc's oldest and most
reliable physicians, says:
"Ali who have used 1t praise II.
standard virtues, and the we'll
known character Of the house which
makes It is sufficient guarantee
Of its being all that is claimed, for
they arc men who could not be in,
dueed TO offer anything else but a
reliable medicine for public uSc."
A Druggist Cured,
Boonsboro, Md. Oct. IL, 1860.
Gentlemcn: Browns Iron Bit
ters cured NC OF bad attack Of
Indigestion and fullncss in the stom-
ach, Having tcs,cdit, take pleas
ure in recommending It TO my GUS
toners, and am glad to say il gives
entire satisfaction to all. :"
CEo. w. HoFrMaS, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist for BRowN's
IRON BITTERS, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is just what you need.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
Sheri6's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF Ay EXECUTION lsSrk II
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial Diztries Ceurts
in ard for the County Of Itneoln- State Of S--
ysds, and to ne directed and delivered. fc-
rendered in ssid Csurt on the 4fh 6<
sereembsr A. D. lisa, in favor of Jon<ph khkE1-
mann and against John E5nE<y and pHe- t1-
the sun Of four hundrsd ara seventy ss-lU
dollars, debt. togerhe- with two 1s-sse ss.155
dollars far eesss and all seeruBug eDssx snd m
terests, I have Ievisd On the following prcpsrsJ-
10 Wit.
One ter-horxe power, IsizEcs wheel, bar
ley crsrker. tumb1inx rods isck helt. ~ Jas
B1f1er'f rzreh in PahranakE vslIey- 1frerl1
Ccunfy, Nevada. OEe stparatoF- st Hfko, Liz
con County. Nevada One BIthsye reaper sr<
mower combined. / McCS-mIek r oesr. ] -
Fish wagon, ths rBrrnE rs=r o. ~ wegzn
with fbres wheels. bellows ! v1kf- sEvf. ]
grindstone, screw pI.ts- sEttge kanE<r-
square, i rzsp. ? files, ! oD@kc1ss irOn axl-
wagon, pitch forks, whseiharrcv- N-trch
mouse-color. branded ..B' On ri2ht thish sEd
W. on night shoulder. ore hack. 10 brznf,
tail broke down; one dun brardec .rd verrfd
"A c" on lefe shoulder srd thigh. zrd one hay
branded ~ On left side Of necx-and dcEbse
sets Of harness. at Thompson's rsnch. in Pak-
rzh.gAt Valley. lincoln County. Nevada
Notice is her. by given that on
Saturday. the SSd day Of Seuts Db<T.
A. d. 1852, beginning at the hour of n o'e1ceh
n. Of that day, w.ll sell all the risht. It'll.
and interest of said Kinney ard wife in arJ
to the above described property. At the ahoxs
named places IN pahranssas Valley. Iineelr
County. Nevada. At public auction. fer ea>h il
hand. to the highest and best bidder. TO satisf,
| said execution aud all costs,
o. p SHERWOOD shesir.
By =. d. sNrss. Deputy shsrin. seissa
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: hers ssa tua aanass.l mss,tss.
M hoase a4plaw aad "a aIa6saa
sft The nsrhes wa az over sr5wa.
heavy iassd, thleklppst ysllsu h,lssl
hipseyed tlpa.la tpee.maa y IA
tribal aib.nisa,. jaasly. anl . dafllay
oi 'ta vh.is.halEei Oll Tsa oas
day after ! hal presented the batter win
a pane Of ruined negative .laaa. she sen.
turel % compare tsr iav5ri,e sith me
Ny aaite'ius acknowledgements q tbis
ealaphmeut made dseilcI winnings q
the oil xomans hitherto restrained al.
tses'ons. The C'oysrpog spared This yoslh
no mogv than o:hers wiia eharaetes.
's''e irorS be ealisl hin The Family
Ailkman, or the Night Bird. the l.s
ter term referring u his eyes. 'whish.
the governor usgally added. .wiszls,l
like those oi an owl ia ssroag sznh.at.
The maiden was Jolly, pretty 4ad eOqss;-
tlsh-the belle oi .Eiv-rsiJe street
Her lovers were mAay. bat SON. Of the
long TOW Who waited uzdsr tas uoonlis
caves. only one was alslitted-tke gov
eTnor's yOuns~r bgO;her. nv Ssnpathetie
friend. There v2s bat one r001a N the
hoUse n which the two eOuli hope u be
LETT 70 themselves Here they
came might after nsgac TRay passi no
attention TO the loasly IIs-IS N his ham
Ioek, bat sat opposite \ the darkness
On the lSu zslsSe bsach. h0Ur after hour.
strOking ezeh Oshss's hands. 9s-iIng aa,l
e0oln- in low tones INST Ike 80 naaRy Of
my Swn PsoYle a the sane agz. only N !
dlss=sas lzngu4ss- occasional smack
followed by feminine Indignation. tsught
ne the zezning Of Sap that N ZunL
and the pseuIiarssiss of the Pueblo kiss
II the blEssfUl pair renamed to- Ass, the
slab d00z wgaId rumble On Is wooden
hinges. and the governor, preceded by ]
hghs.1 tuEyh Os cs2zr splln-z, w5uld
stalk IN. and Il near - / could make
cat. rate the yong ua sOU7dly fOr hlz
want eS rs<pscs 70 the W1zhing-nn1 Ne,
E-kzna- wh=rEpcn the pair would van-
Eh, the EIiea EEEng and the yOuns
nan eur<nE-tFrzzk H CuzhEg II
Dseszbs- Ce1-zry
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

BRI;etin No. XIII. New YORK AZ
Ex. StstiOn) gives the results OF planting
.r-n frcm the tip. middle and butt OF the
ear . summary OF which IS as follows; /;
The I'm kernels were the most prOilne OF
.roo1 corn. = The butt kernels were
nor urolific Of good corn than the central
IS~neIs 3 The tip kernels bore longer
ears than the other kernels, the put
kernels next and the central kernels tne
shortest. This fact was apparent TO tht
sight as the corn lay upon the grounC
after husking. 4. The merchantaoie ear
from the butt were distinctly hea'ie
than those from the central kernels. .
Tie butt kernels furnished more mer
chantable corn than did the central ker
nelS. and the central kernels more thal
did the tip kernels.
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Application for a Patent
UxIrrp srxrrs IAxD OyTlcr.


EuIssa, Nsvsda. July Is. Isse.
NOTICE l. HFRFBY GIvTS THAT Jsrss
~ Nesbitt ard George yesbitt. whose post
of.iee address is Pioche. Nsy.ds. have siis
acres of nor-nineFsl land TO be known as tl~
Condor Millsife. situated in Lfreolr custy
and State Of Ssvsds- and de<iznksf1 ~ tle
Geld notes and ofncisl plat en- ale in thts eftse
as Lot Nnnter q: IN Io-nshig s0uth e
range e5, East Of Mouut Diab4o NsrS5ian. he
exterior boundaries of szid lot So. 81 being ..
follows, to wit B~ginnfns 1t . ross zzAsket
No. j, : Survey No -, vken~e the " cDt-
fourth post Of Sec n. Township !. .. Of ranse
g T. b<ars eS deg IS min " I73S feet ard the
B z corner Of the stone c1hin % the zoz<h II
Condor Canyon. bears - deg " - fest-
thence running lst esurxe. " IS deg ss4 fees
to- post MARRIED So3, survey No 81, fruE
MIL bears deg " 50 feet; then<e. Ind eaurre
rs deg % min Z 800 feet to poss Married No ,
Survey No -; thence. 3rd course. > is d<z
IS2 feet 10 post MARRIED No .. q . S1ryey No
-: thence. sth eourse. 3 % ceg is min " IS
thence sth course. 9 rs deg v ss4 fsss 10 POST
Married yos, q 8 GErvey yo -. tk<ne>. stk
course. n Is deg W 81 feet. 10 the p,sre 81
beginning. post No !. eonfatEiEg sc-las afEss.
Magnetic variAtfop, Is deg East
| The location Of tkts EtIisits ~ rserTSst
| in the Recorders cfiee # Lineoin C<urty ;
vzdx. in book Of mining nassses. page Ss-
/ There are no adjoining claims Any and Al
1 persons elsfnfng adversely any pcrrfGn Of sE5s
Condor II Millsife or surface eroHnd aye Feqsils
Il 20 file their adverse claims vifh the EezfsrsT 8
i the United States Ls.1 0s@<z ;: Esrs4s- = -.
| State Of Nevada, during the sixty day period o
publiczfion hereof. or thy VIII be tarrsc y.
| virtue Of the pxCvisinnS Of rhe scsfrr<
~ h HINCKLEY, Besisssr
Il . hereby ordered that the fcrp4cfnE nstjG
/ Il ,pplicstion for patent Be pubIiseed fer u
/ period Of ten consecutive weeks, in the F3n<k
/ REcoED, . weekly EswspaEer, F7b2iAstd q
4 pioek< Neysca-
iy@27d F-H R1ScKLry. R<si,ser
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n HUMAN MONSTER

NJ Rzzl B<z1 kzz A-sly ssa- tAe eiioIr
Os l. N.1Zre- ful Geneva two phnt0-
Erzuks oE k-zza EG1<-er exhibited
tEs--- EvIz- and z-sd FIVE yezz- having
been bsrr II TurI1-l ISL L his two
hzzl5s- four zrEs and -rS chests. but one
4lGszea and pslvlss and tvO legs that
sit 5 S1GhG= above the u1idslle Of the
body The fzzlna Of the Two bodies
beeIns II the sixth Eza- Erom due *
z-5na-5cn and frOu Whit rs been Oh
served IN previous monsters Of the KIND
gthey xss naneal XIphOdyE,e BY Isid0r-
GeOtrUy ST. HIlsI-e. Il my be affirmed
that there zrs four LugS tEO hearts and
txo stDGzehz- the smallest intestine Is
dOub1- IT is eoEEencsEent, but N
GREATER part simple There are really
two inGiIvidEzIz- The rght leg Obeys
OuIv the right InlIIl-igIzAl- who alone fesls
v55-ehIn- Of IT. zad similarly with me
Is+r- The z-n<lhlITev Of each half Of the
body / IN exclusive raPUOr- with -he
hs-ss q the szns SIDE The TWO InsiIviIi-
uaIs we're saPt5se5 dOuhly, un,ier ms
names Ct Jean and JaesIGez They .-s
squATly developed from physical points
of vie~ Vezcept ! sllgh- club loot on
Jzcaass- legt, zad intellectually they an
nuch like Their intelligence : normal
they reply tO questions or visitors II
French. Italian and German They seen
ssutle and amizbls, also lively, OfreI
plavin- together while lying On cushion
or On the knees Of their reputed father
IIt is said they have never been IL 1
ms been shown, IN the case OF Othe
dOubls monsters. that one may have a
iuhAnraa.O.y fever while the other con
timed well, but the Ike would not oecu
with infectious disease or poisoning Ses
eraI cases Of these XiphOdyme monster
have been recorded in history, but Yer
lew have lived
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NOTICE.

go. Jaaass kesAass owaeR ia sla ~Nstwe
Mine. sisuated In Ely Nl9airlg Ns1saea, Afar
cola county, State Of >eys1A yoa Als asasas
potihed that there Is dle froaa yoa s9ss sAa ~
Two Hundred aud Fitty polAEs On yoas w
terest IN the above naned Mlas. waieA YEA
Are hereby notitied to pay ~ soss]as7
win the Costs Of this advertisement, oslaHs4sa
shall claim forfeiture oi yoag sass2eas Va
aid mine, ia csnfoEnity yita TIE aess ~ colc
eress Sec 81, approved May lQtA., lsl2, Az
persons are cautloned sgaipst P1pcA4sAn{ As
said interest, as be eaRpot urdsl sAAsaQss sAS'
So SOD N AANA>Avt~i
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Administrators Sale.

AyoTIcE Is HEREBY alvEN THAT on
IL Monday, the nth day Of December, A, Il,
issa, atla O'clock n. Of that day, At the couat
Hoase door in Phoebe. County ef ItEeeln, state
of Nevada. the ranch known ~ "hennetts
syringe" situated on the road nom ftcehe 10
Mho, In said county and state, aud eelenetng
10 the sstate ~ EugeAs shannon, deeeesea. viii
10 sola at Public Auction to the highest an,
hest bidder, A splendid property with eee'l
W." 4, o, MENnEns0N.
II special Aln,p,stgltaE " said lstAis,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

PrOf. Vi. W. Harrington refers TO two
kinds Of CHANGES On the moon surIAe
xhich nav be REGARDED Is fairly estao-
lishel. The first Is the land slldes,
which nav doubtless be caused BY the
rrsat alterations Of Temperature 10 which
the moon Is subject Many OF 'nese
nav be easily recognized with good teie-
seOoes- The second form OF change Is
Illustrated by c-sters. which have been
proven to he different IN slze and shape
iron what they were recorded ny carrier
Observers. Many other changes have
been suspected, bat they are OF more
unesrssin and doubtful character.
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NIouoR 10 HRRRpy aiyFN ny gHt uk,
N nRRsluNEn, Administsstef ~ Tie STATE
ON, dones, decreased. "a shs egsalsata ", cpd
ell pegsons hsyipa slslms saslnss ss.a "
essssA, " sahibit the ssAs, with w nseysssE,
l,eslian ID this noties ~ tbs undersigned, N nv
Ian nthee II lh0mpsop Nsspphsll, " ftesls,
0auply ~ lleoolp, alate ~ Nevada, a. " e{1sE
shlh hssislss geegh apt wsas ~ ~ W asI
"a ntlQlsF, A, y, 1Vag
ps,sA fsasls, NMsAtss lset
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

A UIsryuUg AlHalGEr. H1AIEuTfT, Va
~ NAagT M. AlHsis1fTHTi, 4snfanhxnt.-Thr
sa.il rafsmnni win iarf'iy rkkn nnfire Insi sni,
nass n.au ,,,m.uarp,srn aw snia Hlxtnrin against
ner zniti pafismfkll. xnn iS nDW lsnnfitiR II ths
pisfr,irt Guuru az dis S.1h 1nftinial lisfrirt ni
cs,e' Stxs az NasanA, in and nm thh onunSy "a
liucolfa nD astsEm . ismrssn HAia iiunzv AN
solving hia aomiis al mNrrimiiB sxisrine bf-
Ina ma c,lsuods az aie uslnnr rllin "a sSin
Bia;ntlfr. aa.1 tnaa "a saiil bsstsnhkli hrrs M
aDpear and make tlsissnss aa 1lis firu nav ~
ma Jaaaar< Rsrm aa sa,A Gonra, a, y. assa, sKiA
giie will DO heard Aaa d,se,hsh ~ aisss st'n4
BY order az bha -.
NH IllsA ~ h44S NsSsAia
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When the war was ended desOlated
Virginia exclaimed. ''Al Is gone save
honor And she concluded to 60 the
complete porcine by electing Malone 70
The Senstr. Boston Post.
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uur silHssr mhniRg GompGny-1so-
,,,riIuI an principal giiane If hnsiness Ran
Bl-alriss,n, Gzliffur1iiH. lnca-inn IN Wnrkh sscA-
,-.itf. YIiiipP 1iiatrili+ 1iiIsntn snsiIItJ fry-
SIttI,re liz irsrsy gixen 1ilzt at . medting of 1nt
1ax,yf; nj Uiirprturs ilsid nn the falrth fisy of
Ysprsuiissr nslss2 Assessmerit lrnl1l u hhitts
Gsmrts uHsr 4iimre WINS ievieu npon 1Ie sfls
sst,.r n si,e surunratinr usnyAije immetiately
IN Uiriitet Hurtes ,nft enin M the hecreiary u
ts;,, fise aif tire Company In. III Pine strest
H,Ium m, 5inn HniIriseo BtnnE Hxrnange' nAi
EY~uudiRrn. GsilffurniA.
IarIr sstn,,i 1,pnn v,iiinb this assessmem snal
r,,,uulip Ilr1rlmid un ttis Rssrh firy uf DscsnA-
n..,r.. nss2. will ise jtiainlnunnt aud ansertlsel
-. ,n,ail.. n,,fuY, win Ibe sold IN MOntsy fhs
TIiitb lIiss m .Innuary. 1ses TO pry the asitb
o,,,ts ,,,.ssgue1r. 1ugatfsr with rnsts Of adver
tttsur nnf s--lsaiAsss III Rsiis. by prted Oh lh'
EM HALL, 6ecratary.
4 0,fHsi-,Fn. .ssr Pine Hrrunt, Ronm 10. b.
Atwia H.SnInngs., Inn frznrizrn, 1ai1fnrnA-
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MARRIED.-In this city, at
the residence of Mrs: c. Gels
ecke, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
w. B. Riggs, Mr.. OrTo GELS
EckE, of this city, 20 Mis- IDA
HILL, of Austin.
The ceremony took place at 5
o'clock in the afternoon and was
attended by quite a large num-
Der of the friends of the parties.
A number of bridal presents
were made among which were
noted the following: Pickle
stand VIM. Pitschmann; set OF
queensware, J. Mcfarland; fine
glass set, Miss Matilda Gels
ecke; fine set goblets, Miss
Louise Geisecke; full set Of
crockery, L. ]. Miller. In the
evening the Brennan Cornet
Band rendered the newly mar
ried couple a complimentary
ball at the Frohsinn platform.
The BANNER extends its con-
gratulations.