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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Swedish Matches.

The Swedish safety matches were
invented by a Swedish professor, whose
only child was poisoned by eating the
PHOSPHORUS tips of some matches
The idea struck him that he could
save countless thousands of mothers
mourning for their iirst-born by con-
structing a match which should have
no PHOSPHORUS or other poisonous
matter on its tip. He also reflected on
the many homes laid in ruins through
the accidental firing OF punches of
matches, and resolved that he would
do something for which mankind
would remember him AS II benefactor.
After patient perinenting, he dis
covered and perfected the Swedish
safety matches, which can only be il.
nited by being rubbed on the box in
which they are put up. Mice may
gnaw them with safety to the building,
children may chew them with impun-
ity, men may grind them under their
heels in safety in powder magazine,
and they can be bought at r. NJ. Kings
drug store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

The Knights of Pythias have made
the most extensive and complete prepa-
rations for the dance to be given in
the new Courthouse tomorrow tight
The G. 4 G. Railroad has made special
rates. From Mound House and return,
six dollars from Candelafia and return,
four dollars and IA half; from other
points, half rates. 1t Is not expected
that there will be large attendance.
1t is certain. Everybody knows the
energy and hospitality of the knights,
and no entertainment of any kind ever
given by them was anything but q
most decided success. The Hawthorne
knights are making every effort in the
way of friendly emulation to Guido
their brethren in other localities, and
their ball will be something to be
remembered. The new Courtroom
will be the finest hall that the light
fantastic toe ever tripped over in this
part of the State, and those who don't
wish to enjoy themselves must stay
away. Invitations have been issued to
all neighboring towns, and arrange
ments for the pleasure of the guests
will be perfect.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Rollip--stock Race.

Last Friday evening a boN-car which
had been left at the freight depot got
loose and started down the Grade
toward the lake. II seemed anxious
fof a race with an engine which WIS
standing ON che tla X, and Tie eaeine,
though apparently not ANXIOUS itself,
was obliged to either accept the
challenge thrown out or take the con.
sequences of collision. 1t had steam
up and started off we'll in the lead.
Bets at first were two to one on the
engine and no takers, but the car was
in good condition and soon closed the
gap. Before half the distance TO the
end of the lake had been made it was
evident that the engine was suffering.
Its heavy breathing could be distinctly
heard, while the car trundlcd along as
though not exerting itself in the least.
1t had reserved its speed for the final
effort, while the engine, having eN-
hausted itself in the beginning, was
laboring hard. POOLS began to sell
with the ear for first choice, and before
the bend of the lake was reached it
evident that the engine was beaten. a
mile around the bend the gap was
closed and the engine gave up the
race. Friends aud hackers Of the
engine claim that ii was out of condi
ton. This was quite apparent, as on
its return it was still breathing hard
and gave evidence OF extreme distress
The ear, ON the contrary, showed no
signs of over-eXertion; it had not even
warmed a box, and its friends expressed
their readiness to back it against any
engine on the road for four.mile
race, to be run Immediately or at any
other time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
The Peoples Cash store.

The attention of the people of Haw
thorne and vicinity is called to the
price list of Z. Summerfield's adver-
tisement for November. All goods
are new, fresh and clean, and sold 30
per cent cheaper than at any other
store in the county. Our store has
only lately been opened, hence the
goods are not shop.worn or dried up,
nor have they been lately moved from
the defunct stores from along the line
OF the Carson & Colorado Railroad,
Choice turkeys, celery, cranberries,
caulitlower and apples just arrived.
Z. SUMMERFIELD.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Justices Court Proeeedings-W. A..
Hawthorne, j. p.

November 23d-State VS.. Jos. Viera
Assault with deadly weapon-Jury
trial. Verdict not guilty.
November 17th-State VS., Charles
Notwithstanding goods under false
pretenses-Jury trial. Jury disagreed.
November 22d-J. b. Giles, J. P
State VS.. Charles Wortley - Same
charge to November Gath,
November 2ith-Same case-Ju y
trial. Verdict, guilty. Sentence, fine
of 500, or Imprisonment until pay
ment.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
New Circuits.

AT the Methodist Episcopal Confer
euce held in Truckee the following
circuits were organized: Hawthorne
charge was organized and left to be
supplied, Antelope and Mason Valley
are in charge of kew Barstowy Bridge
port and Mill Creek have not yet been
supplied, but Presiding Elder De La
Matyr is filing the pulpit dd iaterGm,'
OwcnsRiver-0n old circuit-Rev. w.
Minis, preacher in charge; Bodie, j.
IL. De La Matyr, preacher in charge.
j, ii. De la Matyr is Presiding
Elder of the Southern District of the
Nevada Conference, G. b. Hinkle
formerly of Mason Valley, was as
signed to Indian Valley, in Plumas
County Cal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
1he Lunii,g store.

Max Solomon keeps the Lining
store. He carries a large stock of
general merchandise. Mining sup
plies and miners outfits made a
specially, and everything is sold at
the very lowest rates. The Posiollico
is in the store, as are also the offices
of Wells, Fargo y Co and the stage
company
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
An Oversight.

Aurora was omitted from the list of
places in the invitation list OF the X
of z. advertisement. This was simply
an unfortunate oversight, and was
not an intentional omission on the
part Of the order The citizens of
Aurora are cordially invited through
the medium of the Invitation Commit.
tee, whose names will be found in the
bali notice.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Sunsets of Our Own.

Virginia has been boasting about
the superior quality of its sunsets
Owing to the large facilities Of the
e. & G. Railroad, a few of The red
evenings have been brought down this
way, and Hawthorne has been able to
offer as snowy sky as any other
place. The wonderful red and yellow
makes local mining expert, who dab
bles in general physics, theorize as to
the possibility of electrical disturb
ance. He takes account of the we'll
known theory that the earth is slowly
changing its inclination TO the ecliptic
and assuming for argument that the
red light is an Aurord Eorea;is, es-
pecally since it appears directly over
Aurora, he draws the conclusion that
the Earth, after having leaned to one
side for countless centuries has at last
Hoppe over like disappointed poll
tician, and that the Northern lights
will hereafter appear in the west.
While the scientific gentlemen con.
nected with the late Holmes Belle suit
are still, in the State, it might he well
to get an opinion from them, and thus
set the minds Of map makers and land
locators at rest. If the flop has oc-
Cured, all the cOmDaSSeS in the United
States will need reconstruction before
any more disputed land or mining
claims can be adjusted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Intempernte indians.

Someone, probably in Chinatown, is
still selling whisky to Indians. 1t
seems that as fast as the officers cap.
ture offenders Others are ready to 90
into business. About barrel Of
whisky is received In Chinatown each
week, and rs there are not Chinese
enough to drink that quantity, and as
white men can get much better
article in the saloons, sometimes ON
credit, it is safe to assume that the
untutored mind of the poor Indian is
so befogged by this intestine decaying
liquor that, instead of seeing God in
the clouds" and hearing him "in the
wind" he sees snakes in his mocasins
and feels rats in his waist band.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

Campbell district. which Is Situated
on the line between Eureka and Lander
Counties, is beginning TO show consid-
cradle signs Of life. The principal vii
lagc in the district is called Frisbic,
ana already contains three saloons,
one lumber yard, one general merchan-
disc store, and another nearly com.
pleted, three boarding houses, one
shoe shop, one blacksmith shop, and a
dance-house III course of construction.
During the past two weeks six private
dweling.houses have been builts3s
Reno Jouyaak
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
DIED.

FARWELL-In Arena, IoylgCounty, Wis
consin, November ,, 1888, Isaac Farwell, aged
30 years.
Deceased was the father of Deputy County
Clerk |. n. Farwell. He was an old-timer on
this Coast, having come here as early as 1852
About a year and a half ago i'll health caused
him to return to his old home, where he died.
At the time of his death he had been u
Mason in good standing for fifty-tiVe years.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
The land Office.

On Thursday IL, NJ. Yerrington re-
ceived telegram from Washington
signed by Congressman Cassidy stat
ing that the order for the removal of
the Carson Land Office had been sus.
pended. II is not probable that the
removal will ever N6 made.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Music Teaching.

Miss Jessie Todman, next to the
BULLETIN office, is prepared to givein-
struciion on the piano. Terms, So per
month; with use Of Instrument for
practice
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

G. Friedlander, the well known
tailor, has come down from Bodie and,
for the present, has his headquarters
at Charley kimball's, where all orders
for work ID his line viii receive prompt
attentions
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

The Court. house is nearly finished
and will soon become the abiding
place of eyen.handed Justice. On
Monday evening the plaStering WAS
all finished and the painters have
begun work. 1t presents fine APP
pearance and, situated where it is
seen to advantage, it is the most i'm
posing structure in Southwestern Ne
vada. The following diagram of the
two floors will give readers an idea of
the arrangement of the several offices
and rooms The outside dimensions
are i5X44 feet. The Dimensions given
in the plans are clear measurements,
exclusive of walls:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

The following are the arrivals at the
Lake View House during the last
week,
Geo McFadden, N VallJas Shaw, Bishop Or
A Huntoon, Cory Road I'd Wright, & X Il
A c Raymond, Bodie j Concway, Sw'tw' r
G Smith, Mason Val A l. Nichols, Sacram o
IL Williams, Sweetw'rlJ p Fitzpatrick, San Il
X Barrett, Cat Greek w ii Somers, Chicago
Il Tay lor, Tcal's NJ 'r.hi Y Glugaes. Nebraska
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Bad News for the Croakeis.

Tie County Treasury is supplied
with coin and all county Indebtedness
is being paid as fast ae the clerical
work connected with The warrants and
accounts of the different funds can be
done
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
The Verdict.

The suit between the Holmes and
Northern Belle Mining Companies
has been decided in favor of the
Holmes Company. A Judgment was
rendered for $500 600.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets
Ingot, Lake, 151Q15n " d.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-28

The lower side of the plan represents
the east end or front of the building.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

tie mca WORKING, in not using more pre-
caution Ia guard against open lamps COM
ing IN contact with gas.
The miners employed in j. Cahill's shan
have been working under II contract made
when the shafts were all idle, giving the
men 80 cents per ton. Since that the other
operators have come To terms, and Their
men are taking out Coai at 50 cents per too.
Tuesday morning the miners went out IN
II body and marched to the city hall, where
Il meeting was neld. Their delioeralion
ended by the appointment OF committee
To wait on MIR. Cahlll and state to hun
hat his miners did not wish to hold him
TO a contract that would make his coal
COS him five cents more than his compel
i'ors paid and offering to change Their
contract price TO 81 cents per ton. The
committee performed their mission and re-
celvcG from Mr. Cahli the answer that he
had no fault to find with his contract OF
bis mrncrs--all he wanted was more
coal" and il the price Was reduced the
miners themselves would do 1t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24
From Ransom.

RANSOM, Nov. % lSS3.-Mr Frank Fry
and bride have arrived from OHIO Frank
Will teach in district No. IN BrookteId,
and his wife IN No. , in Allen.
Ed Phelan's little boy, Eddie, Is suffer
ing from congestion OF the lungs. DR.. Ives
is attending him.
\ gang of men are at work on the new
telegraph line.
Farmers that are not done husklng are
waiting for some son of a weather prophet
to predict cold weather.
One of Bartlett ~ Co.'S corn cribs has
tumbled over Don't trouble yoursclfabout
repairing 1t, deacon, there won't be dry
corn for sale next year.
Friday evening about fifteen couples
assembled at the resldeace of VIII Cox and
had jolly dance. Patten Bros. furnished
the music.
The druggists have PAID their liquor
fines That lets good many out of gong
TO Ottawa to testify. Don't IT. deacon?
Mr.. and Mrs. .. {. Jones returned from
Ottawa on Thursday, where o, c. had been
10 attend to some business.
Mr.. Ed Phean went to Ottawa Monday
70 act as juror, but was excused on account
OF illness IN his family
Another thunder storm, several rains and
plenty OF mud, bottom fell out Of the roads,
and everybody saying, "Gec Whittakers,
such weather
Miss Lydie Is home from Ames where
she has been attending school.
Pete Webrrr's !amily is living in the
house formerly occupied by Adam Cham,
The bosses in the tie works had lively
time last week, Heggy fired tile and brick
at lIagi's Uranium, but Jake escaped with
ont being killed.
Mic Minister got left on being the first TO
be done corn hus&ing. MIR. ]. O'Mara
takes The cake this year.
Dr. Ives has fitted UP an Office IN 1lagi's
old gram Office where ne can be found.
Mr.. Joe Strobel was a passenger on the
III iated train last Friday, but a short time
before the accident he lett the rear coach
and went INTO the smoking car
Jones s. Brown are fitting up a trstcIass
drug store. q. CUTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

/ UoME.-Miss Maggie Brewster Peru, re-
/ turned from the west.
/ FURsT.-Mrs. viii c. Furst, Denver, Cole
RADIO, Is in the city visiting her many friends.
HosFoHD. "A. p. Hosford, Il prominent
lumber dealer and capitalist Of Clinton
/ Iowa, was in Ottawa yesterday.
/ WEls-Dr. Wcs has returned from his
southern trip, looking greatly improved.
/ While gone lie visited some of the principal
cities south.
BANER.--Nr. Henry T. Baker, brother OF
Jas Baker, OF this city, young man whose
visit here some months ago many remember
kindly, is now located at CGrtersville, Mon
tana.
HowELL.-rhe Maracilcs Plamdci'c says
the once locally famous Martin \. Howell Is
Of the directory of the Y. J. X. L. and
Transportation Co.
MCD.-T. Il. McDonough, who has been in
| Dakota daring the summer, was in Ottawa
yesterday shaking hands with his many Old
friends. He proposes 10 resume the practice
OF law in Chicago.
ED--Auyora Bearoa, l7tA; Edward Al
schuler and family, of Ottawa, are visiting
his father and brothers. Mr. :. goes home
to day, but ms wife and son will spend "a
couple Of weeks in this city"
| HENRY.-Peru Nocy: "Henry Beaubien,
day operator at the round house for three
months past, left on Monday for Ottawa,
where he intends to remain few weeks, and
then take position in the freight office at
Seneca"
/ DAY.-Rey. W. +. Day, the new pastor Of
the Conereg ational church, has been deliver,
Ing very fine course Of lectures upon
| Egypt, q subject the speaker is familiar with,
having returned from there only Il few
months ago.
DucKs-W. Il. Hull, Geo. V. Hall and
Lote Perkins spent few days this week
winging the ducks at SenachWinc. That they
were quite successful many o neighbOr'5 Ia
] BILE as well rs their own has testified since
/ their return.
/ REDI*cK.--A telegram from Chicago yes
terday announces the Judgment Of not
guilty in the matter Of y. j. Reddick, Of the
, La Sale Uc8,ocrat who was yesterday heard
in the L. ;. Circuit Court on charge Of send.
complaining witness being DR. Co:bus, post
master at la Sale Newspaper men will
congratulate him, as the agimus q! the
charge had questionable flavor, though j.
must ha confessed the Is,u.r,sy had bppr 8
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24
Vicinity Items.

II CooSelo q rroLmon on H.. F,,.
rira,. branch hoI b,s LEI, or,, orJ HANG
crnsbcd While counIInT cars ot n oriI,n
~ Tnosdar
Tho otficors Of tbo 1ro,doto T-r,,., Pci
,lootod tnr 1894 oro. W., Trrn,an pro";
Iont. Cosnor E,Schor y,co pro..,a,,,.
Chos y SIaTdon Sacrotorr. NInLa Cn.,,
onr Troasnror
IN Satnr'lov p,obt n,v,s storoet 7r,r.
Iota Tss on;erad nv, hrrrIors uhn ,,"t
f-on' : ino - SLoa ,r4,tb ~ rrnnor,,, r,t-1I, =,
- carry off whom 9 Hood -hnnnt w, ~ ~,
annoarancn onJ cantrred tho ror,r
Il uannon G, 20 hove hn a or9o,o5 a.,
srpot thIavns a, tbe,r store fnr soma i,r,.
,ast On TbTrsJay night ~ IT,',',.o,;.,,
WIchaeJ Ever vyoc can;,ht :, ,ta 49,, ~,
-tnaI,y,, 81 Snors .,,{ ,,.,., -,r,,,,,,,I,,
oTres,17 '''''' % va '''''
rho IN saIle J,,,ooc,,, ro,or,, ,r., .,
,ost Frldav rnornins Mrs inb,,nn -.
10, citr had bnr cin,hino, ,alo e., f,,,, =,
hn, kiicLan stnva and ,vas So hs5i,. nnrnsG
hot shc I,ad the Same dsv SIn lrsys.- a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

Oar readers win undoubtedly remember
an attempt during the latter part Of sep,efn-
ter by armed men TO g0b a Wells, Fargo x
Co. express car near Coolidge, Kansas, but
were repulsed by the messenger who Killed
one of the robbers The messenger proves
to be Samuel 5. Peterson, former resident
of La Sale county, and deputy sheriff under
II. \. McCaleb for the northern portion Of
the county He was also Il member OF
Houghtlling's battery, serving with di-tinc-
ton as q soldier In the late war. MIR. Peter
son has been visiting his old friends ard iela.
tiyes in this city during the week, and h.s
account OF The attack and final rcpulsc l.
equal to any border story that ever found us
way inside yellow covers. When the attack
was mad, upon the train be was asleep In
The first knowledge he had Of trouble was
when the robber shot at him, the ball gruz-
ing the forehead and smuggling Petersoa's
eyebrows. Vt this almost every other man
would have sprung to his feet, but as the
messenger opened his eyes lie saw his assail.
anu ldk!LE alil lot "a -'|tLt SLpl, ana Al-
parenty considering whether the first shot
had done is work On the instant Peterson
assumed to be dead and dropped his hands
to his side. As he did so one hand touched
the muzzle Of his revolver, which he had
placed on the floor by his side, and in Just q
moment, almost the same instant, the con-
ductor Of the train entered the ear and the
robber turned to shoot at him, out Peterson
was TOO quick and .ho; him through the
back Tie wounded man gave some signal
to his confederates and staggered from the
car. How effective the. shot was was told by
a new and unknown grave beside the track
not far from the scene OF the attempted rob
berry. As reward for his GOODNESS and
bravery the express company presented the
messenger with check for 500 and an ele.
CANT gold watch and chain, appropriately
engraved in commemora'ion of the time and
place. VIZ. Peterson's many friends In ui-
county heartily congratulate lin, 10th uV0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24
1 RS4-
1884.
harpet's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HaygsJs weekly stauds at the head Of American
illustrated weekly Journals. By ~ bipartisan POSI-
ton in politics. is admirable Illustrations, It's care
fully chosen serials short stories sketches and poems
contributed by the foremost artists and authors of tn
day, It carries instruction and entertainment TO thou
sands of American homes.
1t will always be the aim OF the publishers TO max
HarperS Weekly the most popular and attractive fam
lily newspaper IN tie world and. in the pursuance o
this design TO present constant Improvement IN al
those features which have gained for the confidence
sympathy and support OF It's large army Of readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

Two ALL PERSONS WHOM II NAY CONCERN -
i Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Theodore kuCkcuiollcr. Guardian of Clara ROCktutel.
Ter and Zelda Rockcueler. minors, VIII make Oppica
lion the Probate Court of la sale county, ~ rcCU.
city of Ottawa in said county, the third Monday OF
December A. H. lNS3 beng the th day thereof. for an
guardian to sell the following real estate belonging 10
said minors, much thereof ~ SHAH seem te sad
court the interest Of said minors, situated In the
county OF La Sale ana state of Illinois, 20 Wit; Lots
n and So IN Bcrry's Addition "a the Village NOV city,
of StreUtor Ms: ruserSng the COnl Gndrr said lois.
With the right 10 mine ana remove the same without
liability for damages; for the support and education Of
said minors and for the purpose of Investing such of
the ~ occcds II said sale as shah not he Immediately
requisite for said support and education IN other real
estate, or OF otherwise investing the same
THEODORE RoCHENFFilER,
uoy2i.iw Guardian OF said Minors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

>-DTit 'E'.-u~rtrE ov NIrYN BROWN. NEc'p.
y Notice T.. hereby gwen that The under, -utG.
Administered OF she Estate II Allen Brown. .'e q
he cnlrfy of IL sale and state Of Illinois, decreased.
WlH appear before the Probate Court Of said county
ON the tulrd Monday being the ~ 'ury-t aa' II
January list II the PROBATE Court Room. in utIawa,
tu said county. when and where az pv'-,ns saylrS
claim. or demands against said estate lCurtt 70
attend and present the same in WriUns tcr % JsieiI
pa.rd mis- 18Th day VI November =. =. lSSA
WILLIAM r uApEMAN.
r.y1tsw Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24
PROPOSALS
To Build a Bridge al Utica.

Sealed proposals be- received by the Commits on
Of the Towns 90 Deer ParS and ttcl Ia sale Co
H., until Il 0Clug noon. December g. IS AZ Room .
Court House OTTAWA H., for the construction Of a
suversfructurc Il an all iron highway bridge, 20 boz
ere. ted across the Illinois River az Utica m said
hridy" consist II through Pratt spars each 80 feet
long: & feet high ctr 10 ctr OF chords and Of
10 panels aud one pony truss - H. in long: width of
road vay l. n. In Gear.
COPY u the spccf cations viii b. 90 exhibition NOV
9tl said 0ir- Al plans must be hl-G Co. a separate
enyciop" ron o." be, and sent IN OF o- A'flr Ncv
20. lss9. ERIN J WARD
v,aEs.H qY. ; --s --s,,',-t.. e. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24
MarrtrD

Nov. y, at the VI. f. Parsonage, by Rev. George ),
Young Mr. GEORGE Il, BROW NLON 70 Miss HAN
NAH II, MlrCHkLsON, both Of streator'
At the residence of the brides parents on Thursday
November sth, Rev j. l.. Vincent officiating, Mt
CHARLES 5. FULLER. of GOspcr county, and MIS-
MATTE Il. HUSTON, of this county.
The happy couple are too well and iayorably known
ia this vicinity TO REQUIRE Introduction NJ our hands
and we join with their many friends In wishing them
life of happiness aud prosperity .-ITdpdhoe, Neo'
Pioneer