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New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

eorrespondent in Ohio writes me: - In one oi so"i
late uoe, you smoke Of Mrs Dagren and SAID th"t no
doubt both Of her husbands leu h"r goo' e'''
think this Il mistake a. far ~ MI 'foadar" was -,
| guess he left her nothing but "a good ""'''' "
o native ~ Zancsvtlle born within gunshot ot whcre
I am now writing. His brother ana sister ''''l ''' -
but the bulk OF family have scattered % o'h'r
I'm he time of the father, General tof milItl" "ouu'
the God lards were the arstpcrdtic iihiS y. VI"
borhojd. MrS. Dlhlgrcn was Or'sihal'y " "'' 49,
and "a such used tO visii relatives mere "'I 'i''
Congressman from the southern part ot inc o'ao' 80
er,l Goddard was leading lawyer ami prominent "''1
of This section Whilst Miss Viaton was vi7itlhS
81, ,nvin in te .anc class 0f society the courisP al"
-, ,rro,,c with Mr. Converse Goddard came aoor i"'
elder Goddard and Thomas Ewing. ST. were s'o"' " - -
AMI the iir Goddard you spoke oi WIS "P'''''', ,,,
good position under Ewlng. when he was h''ur " ''''
officer I'M Ter some Presd m, Taylor thlnN'
this il how Mrs Dlhgrcn began her pern""' p ~
rc.idence In Washington guess she was Il D'i''
~ me has since developed into woman All W" '''
~ hcr said 10 no ne still live' hcrel ai''r re9 ,
letter why John yo1 can't Imagine wh"' . '''
and charming girl she was IL does ine s'o' - , ;.
and bring her np again But suppose "o'l"'" ...,,
n. he was ctled was TOO good looking anu
for the rest OF u%'
Taking with Brtn,ano aort recent hrti'n ne '''iu
! t@t sod fr Htin,nnFs 1il strong NJ hfA' ""' ~ w.
| uff kapp no. The snlt ~ The Breadw""'i. a
~ Htsf. bii n has nlhi'st thtiftg s'"PF" ,.. ,a
| i00 teti.s ~ '1ht thtaleh lat fom ''' '''''
/ SUI from sHt sssihgi0i sieft
ms esptaes ias esablsisd rpm %lh sss'' - '
s.l, ,D,s sDl ,,i4ble Republican jgaiHai " h''sy"
/ tbf tie,fs, published ~ Williamsburg
eR,up uar,t.on Las sa,pni ~ lha ehfi h't"s "
Indiana,
! Gousider the moanncss ~ sobuU going !" ''"" 49,,
! General Robinson, the '0inwA"l'' ~ VS." ,,. ne
t il, Lri .,.,lr aud tLe head ~ 'l' y"
! publcln ucAct
had very agreeable taIk last Friday wees w" ,,'r
Of John Browns prisoners ~ the engine mouse " ana
pcr'e Ferry, Mr John IT, Alst"it ana ~ "'" -,
rode through Pleasant Valley 10 "'" ''''
Gap
O;endorfcr wants to have party entirely 10 n'"''e
and all lrsAnlcn's voIes refused III ~ NJ "o"'''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

trains with the Pharsces This man obtained from tho
Irish race his own refuge America The Irish were OF
all foreign elements the most numerous and warlke III
wasbIngtons armos Sullivan and wayne we're bo'h OF
this type ~ Andrew Jackson and John Barry Tho
nolcrant elements OF the whole country secm clsteroi
around Grover Cleveland They will not permit anypody
10 live IN the land II they can master II.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Two free trade authors. Colonel NiIiam "'''' n
and Alexander Demar. have both renonnce" tlo Dii'n
cos,el which not one British colony has adopted
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Ohio wilt 90 for Blaine by 30ooo maor'''' "n" ,'
nies of Democrats because they '"nid ho' man ''
-, ho arua,s are going TO vote there for ST. John.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Before Benuctt the absentee newspaper landlo "e"V
TO Europe some friends asked him II lie wonld not say
home to vote NO" sad he the election II All he''
Cleveland has rot It," Going however. Win 'o''
hrate1 Wesevan Jesuit California, Bennett, return
,nr said TO some Of the friends had no ldoa
there were so many Blaine men out there. Before u"
did start TO Europe he said: guess thi cIrc'"" "
settled and Blaine Will in" "Why don't y"n iake '
name. of Cleveland and Hendricks down. thch
"Dou't see hos II can be douc Just now"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

,.shon exehspee says that short dresses are ." W"
,',.r'ai AZ fail 10 see how that can 10 ~.
shout iidgc that the shorter tue sss @ s afs,nxH
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

NrIfUr Nff NfGU ITIr NH''-I7 VT
tnck my drapery Ia "A III,
/ puuD tho TIRE aides NJ and down,
80 ,,,rci, NV way through Washington.
Then, never has be, N President
Min round the town IA - tricycr wrn'' -,
AL m, rr'll never h" nHr. ine yates nav" SAIL
""o P"'' '' Burlington Iawkeye
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The arm OF Sheer and Sneak engaged IN the fHni fry
STYLE of journalism. took occasion LONG as' III t"ir "c'
de,d little review NJ common American sayings
c, ,s - favorlte sons and point with pride At
. bnaiuc,, meeting last Monfly both P's'nister-"-
oral Gresham ami Senator HiWicv distinctly pointed
with prie aud said Sheer Ia getting the force OF
the proyerb that naughty spirit accompanies STUN
bling big toe, words to that elect Ih' "AlAhs o"
of the perpendicular Is apt to cave III Tue o'eA % ''o
s,II .sneci,v II some orange peel be conveniently
near.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The Democrats sent $4,000 to Indiana last Thursday
by Mr.. Rice
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The monument to Washington will be fnshed ncariy
the day Mr.. Blaine Ia elected.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

gentleman toli during tho week that he person"
ally saw and talked with the father o senator Bay ar !"
Montgomery Altb,iI. when the Kchri ''o'cri'''"' W."
being stalled there. sixty years before. the aenao'
grandfather A FedcralIst Congressman went over l"
Jefferson to control the port - WILMINGTON an" P' ~
collector there the grandfather 81 the pr H@nt ""'eo
OF MARYLAND Mclanc man who shouted thi' he "o ''
make the -uSqIcIau River turn rel before he S"!
of the Union sholld It, The chivary oi thcc p
tr,,on,. re,e,s who never took np musket wien they
coud resort to l. shown by III" TACT i
4; this moment Bayarl and Arthur Gornan are
business associates OF MI Blaine Ia railroad enterprise
and see and meet with him afaby. and yet ale the c'I
circuators OF defamation against him. German sent
carlon. oi abuse 10 ONO and hal boys hired Ia throw u
into MI Baines carriage and even 10 sp II INTO Ms
hand in envelopes like private letters hoping 10 efo'
some anger from him or to disturb hs hilhi III"
gallant man neycr was affected one moment L""h'S
from tho lo,tv berht Of a serene and soncd nal
upon sch men ~ Bayari and German he carried away
tie state as Franklin pulled In his kite
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The Business Mems meeting in Wall and Broad sts o
more TO turn wayerng votes to Bisipc IMAM any 81
gulnent which has been advanced.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

"Don't 60 the Governor now said ''erh !"
Moore referring To h. employer. He's eo' NV
scheme aud heI melt yJW ear"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

1t was piece OF inpudcncc FOR the solid soath 10 S'
Mr.. German. o; Miryla Id. In Nc@-fork tn neS"lide
alaye-irvers Prrsilent tiIs land with tue 7eo
Hendricks n his atern German l. the leader ol
band OF politicians ich Fcranardp Wood i"iS sup
ported EYery citizen Of Baltimore knows l' ''
nahlaily II m the ballot boye- and that reform De''
cratic organizations led by rpriht old rebels IKE lcaA
Wallis have repeatedly beaten them but have pee"
counted ont The Morcy letter forgery ofls-o was III
dustriousv supported from Marylan by GorinanH ahd
Rezln's band aud OF them. O'Bricu, sent ny tho
Mayor or sheriff OF Cumberland l. now doing time I'D ~
state Prison Of NewYork ior perjury Ia that cohhec'
ALollcr onr. ParsJns. from Baltimore has J'>' 'o
snrinrng a German ronrbics on Genera! Bltier lh''
Mr. German supply und. FOR the Prohibition uc"e'
IN this state although he represents the largest col''
ton Of whskey .iseries In th> East, those OF N'i'
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania which markc th'''
product al Baltimore and his man on th" Dclh''r"''
National Committee. Ouicrbrdgc H"r~ey. Il an W"
vbiskey dister near Burkettsyiile. Maryland ana hoi
inprobabIy supplies tie very money going To 81 Joh
and the fraudulent side Issue he represents Inc so
called Indere ndent ia dead and the ProuDon
ticket Is ouly deception
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Tn, Hour shows how Mexico is being rapidly Amen-
sanzcd Give n great American President ana not
dull sensual bocklead and IN four years we snail pant
our producs in every market OF this continent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The Hon Joseph Chafee thinks New-forS WI" give
Blaine $4,000 plurality
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Aman ,s weak anywhere with a womans curse upon
linn even IL all the similar men defend him.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Kyurncl Kyarter will not bc In position 10
the Constitution. sah for the next four years ~
ingon The Kyurnel must retire to his shotgun anu m
iniscences, sab.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Having played traitor his party and his readers,
one George Jones' old stool pigeon hcreabout Is now
engaged in proving that Mr.. John r. McLean's treach
cry lost Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

He he ars her voice in rolling drums
That beat to battle where he stands;
Her face into his fancy comes
And gives ,hc battle to his hands.
moment, while the trumpet' dow
He sr..s her brood about her knee,
Tie next like fire he meets the zoe
And strikes him dead Tor thine ana lhee'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Now these males nea'ly all voters Five-sixfhs OF
them win for their prosperity and standard OF
life and trust party which likes slave labor better
than free labor. There SJ20000O0O. nearly xioo
per Lead OF population In the factories OF the state o
Nrs York rhey pay Ia wages every year S!Oo.ooDdoo
or nearly so head all the population Of the State
They ont 81 00) 5000 OF product every year. Is
nincompoop HE Grover Cleveland la the mob or old
shareholders nrustel with that vast plant Let
the wage -gctters answer next Tuesday week
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

SNEAK I. heur found out rapidly. So is Reform.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

n william r. Grace - handsome man all the rest OF
us are society beautes.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Clcycands election four years OF Indecent HucS
s,cripy and wrapgling at Washington, the New York
Custom IIouse reproduction OF the city departments
the dome c example Of the White House rcproach to
religious land and the President himself ignorant o
IN, common geography of his country.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

I want to chow the fI..-trade confidence men IN
charge o the two or morbund paprrs here "hso
and what votes are going 10 carry hew-IofA S'''''
There are In The manufactures OF New YORK S'"~' VI
the census of 1850. 10000 people. OF these Jo'ooo
are iuaes above sixteen yeasof aso four years A."
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
AZ near lean get at it. the great literary minus VI
,be Cleveland movement are william Henry uurDcrt
and Colonel " Lee Crandtl.

peon,e afraid that Mr. Blaine will Immediately decl ire
war AGAINST England. Iceland or kerfnc'ehs '~'h''
are reminded OF the fact that the Democratic party
never STAYED 1T peace above year at time IL ln'
sncce -sively AMI repeatedly Mexico. Cab'' Cehlr"
America Sonora AMI Utah. ia power 1t would III
oreaso the army 10 give commissions to It's old military
famie. AMI make qnarre- 10 secure RAPID promotions
for them Being possessed OF CONVICTIONS nor love o
Gnict its policy wolld secly run Il" ioT"ign war '
means of receiving pnbllc support Possessed "i put
small share Of manufacturing plant of the IA M ne
sp,ng white labor plylng next t. NOTHING Tor nero
la,,or ignorant financial science OF OF r"dlhs Ppcic'
# would do great business In gimp epfe''e' a" S''e
srms take Us back 10 deni- barblriSn. make us a
Nuisance aoay nations and ,crer Oh thc seas ana
finally almost make wish that we had LET them accom-
plsh thcr secession IN 1892 1861. The itepubicah
candidate with Intelligent ilea- oi the extension "' our
trade would necessarily cultivate peace ana comfy
w. sbold have the luxury respecting our Government
undcr great thoughtful ami winning atnfei rie''-
dent.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Up-towh viii settle tht rfeslenry iht facimies th'
1si6rtfs 4 distinguished benpetat ~ inr rahs lltii
tid tt dnfns the Wttk tit t'tft wonh MT ~ amer
te.f ~ hefe fan iD0J0 ~ i5pgJ 3etss ~ he 'tf ."
Sts ffk bttFtta Dsttishd MD hifiht ~ NrT
9sss ,Batl aft 2ig,0yJ hiHfH BHss th.as'h ~ h-
,a,.,f.aisgls was sysil, tef sHJv t4sH lsieits''
ssie ieg ~ hi4Yc ggi nf lWsfiati syHiEP fHts -
erige ~ ssges HBgani ~ Ti9DpptpUf gfis S"HH ~
tDe,e eseg bGl ~ fhe tfssieg F,sf gaA D. pilllsHa'
eutiteiy fof b.pses sHi apsGs. 4p JODns 10, s|b ["
ad JoDe- dii Wals ih iaeioy avliis ant ifistl N''
al man 10 pat the pasr dp@n ~ I'm cents 80 ""ih'ht
,nen would take lt tut 0d Joucs ep1lrd 6iis ant"'
n. adyo.atng frce trade Tor AncieAn llb0r Tie nIsn
a. well hIse adsoclteI cniurse 0r cUOie llnOi, u cos
him many . whccze a. dollar ~ munb Tor having ~
editor On the premises.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The Tammany meeting had great sign before IL whch
was punctuatcd as follows: Cleveland and HendrckS'
Full stop Hugh J. Grant and Victory. Even the la"
many signpainter showed his beautiful anim'is
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

The state Of West Virginia has reduced Democratic
majority OF $1,000 to 5000. Next year there will be NJ
Democratic party left In any state of the Union Is
the paroIysm before dissolution Ignorance and insir
rcctiOn duS its grave.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

When we see that man moving from State to state
shaking the solid ground, and followed by the love ana
homage OF millions, We feel like lending our s"ci''ns
bntt, to the saiirts who thought 10 stop him Win
Same spoken English and the "reminiscences
of Nullican The only thing honorable about MuE
ligap's whole life is that he once had speaking
acquaintance with Mr. Blaine. He undertook to specu
late in grntemans private letters and the editorial ana
poitcal folks who have helped him are proving from
day to day that they Will also steal manuscript ana iasi
fy private conversation III pretty ialr 'onch soh'
., a mans naturo TO hear how he speaks about Mr..
blaine.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
MEN AND THINGS THE COUNTRY ROUND.

THE PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS OF '"oN"'
WAY LoUNGEE.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Persons who have lie Ird Alexander sullivan -peaAhs
at Republican meetings this year nave hV"'''"iS "
Impressed with the great INJURY yolhH ir'sh S''.'0
IA and their careers by remaining the herci-
80, ,o,,. NJ IN. al secession slave lrlvins whl'sey-
yi,, Dcm,cr,cy With extraordinary capabilities IN
noi,ics with arlor oratory. wit and personal hearS
and c,nr 70 the, have deprived for nearly thrE
ve,rs or ALI pub, lreer this lnd eScepi Ia the Stow
of city poitcs AMI in the army dlriny tlewr' ou'
irish hoy, barely porn III tn's
land aherng t. hs religious traditions ana pet'V'h IN"
fully trstcd all Americans No less "oli 'ih i''A
,ua -, canal ports for civil career be approved In a
better environment than the Democracy lac IT'S" ~
man, ,aet the qualities ~ the Replbcins 10 surround
them They in turn wOulI he Our III 81 lhu" "'S''
o,,,o,ons I'm the CITY of Ncw-York john OBrien. a
native here bat OF the full Irish given nearly ao-
,r,o co,,ri q, so 90, votes. He l. knoSn - he faith
=, -. t..- nam. ~ honor The PhariSee band,
bapp,ly eliminated from the Republican party now ha'
,h, h,, ahnse for him I'm their papers because VIII
the nsnccritv Of Sarh friendship as theirs they n''
pee1. discriminate against thelr commanders But
,,ess mistake the -isn. Of the dav, OIrien- p'loy
v no coocurrcd in by tne true publican voters Win
te confidence that ensues from honorable service anu
er insure We do not mean r.dc our own pu"''c
men oy low sISlcons or b1seess icars No speakers
| are heard om tine Republican platforms WITH more hP
| proyal and ENCOURAGEMENT than men IKE AieNah"o'
Sullivan ana feel more rising serc pecl IMAM
from the allies they have made Tie wofA oi '''
| Republican party rot done while tile American cor
mercia metropolis remains I-Rcpublican nor SUI"
We rass away TN ye have much for mnnlc pa
reformation ~ we have me for National siabliy.
Ir,slrnen we rant and will trade dude for 'cry ono oi
them get
tfr.tt- t..a 4npl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

II General Grant il the we take him for, ne VIII
rather admire Gail Hamilton's article opposing three
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

Every Republican malcontent OF the the I'a"t pro-"
nence or public record except Henry Ward Beecher ha
now come out for Mr.. Blaine
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

NewJer.ey will desert tn sinking Democratic snip
this year aud take her place the head o American
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

was standing opposite Deacon White ~ he soou
speas,ng in a cart Ia Broa st. last Monday saii a
banker y m: fhere Il VINO mas the courage Z"
his convictions an1 il bod nc Is honest. Not seek
Of n.nccfiiy moral covaticc s 10 he fonn on MN
We lisn at him sometimes. bu there is spil respect
for hifn in Wall street. Ne neeer sDd om fritm I"
M DpsrnflDH"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION

Situc ed as we & e, 5c-.l.OI>. Y.
we do not p'opose making Che
LEADER vehicle mo Which pol'ti-
cal rubbish and ga.oAse shall be
freighted each weel., ,aad odrreaders
be nauseated with political pabr-
lum, vet, wi Ii Madame DeStael we
feel that the inspiring mo,to OF
every good citizen should be God
and country" end our experience
prompts us 90 the conviction that
TO serve God and country every
Anne; lean citizen should attach
himself to the Republican party.
We are now in period when
the political .he.monetot is nei-
tber high nor low, when no excite
ment bubbles in he political pot,
and in our Judgment now is he
- nndnra+.nd j. tba
~ =! u:, ,oN,,,,t,.,.1,,ro noror
~ .I;1o anal,
:.4. .a;tLo.,;. o.s,,rod
:. ' ~ I,a1d ~. sa,oa ro,nnl;cane
that the pa v in this coanty is or
9anIo,.ar;s H. rtho.ois ., or.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12

EB-Location notices. and Proof OF La.
Dor blanks can he had at the LEADER of.
fee
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12

girls. There are many houses and
good farms here ready for them.
IT. most instances the houses are
well furnished with stoves, chairs,
&c, gentle cows to milk, fat ponies
to ride, and & good-natured old
batch, ready and willing to divide
the accumulation of hard work to
make girl happy.
Senator Mahill and the Hon.
AL. Coe are burning large guam
titv of lime, which is already con
tracted for. The lime burned here
is of good quality. There has been
found sufficient saud of good quail
lty, and the people have faith and
public spirit enough to make per-
manent Improvements.
Our neighbors, Messrs keene,
Wilson and Mr.. Shears, lately from
Roswell, are out on a big elk hunt,
and as they never fail. we expect
to measure some big horns when
they return.
NJ. L. Pierce, from Roswell, has
visited this country, and now has
ranch property and stock here.
Frank Coe will soon move to his
newly acquired home on the Rui-
doso, but will retain his beautiful
place near here, in the mountains,
for a summer residence.
Cast and Clark passed here ON
the Goth with fine drove of beef
for the Indians. This is certainly
a fine beef country, and nearly ov-
cry ranch man on the creek has
plenty Of fat beef to sell at al
times. There is no need Of youl
people breaking their teeth or
poor and tough beef. You car
get good beet in this section Of the
country at all times Of the year.
Mr.. Jno. Edwards has moved il
a band Of horses, and is preparing
to fence lis farm, and settle dow
right. Mr.. James is putting up {
wire fence, and all others hav,
agreed to wave the fence law, whicl
is barrier to the development
and advar cement Of all countrie
like this.
There is a move on foot for th
appointment OF postmaster, an,
to establish a mail route, and al
seem alive TO the importance of th
converienccs 4 progressive peopl
require and will surely make.
Henry & Johnson's store Is b.
ricaded with deer skins, beef hide,
and elk horns.
There are many desirable stoc
ranches and ialms to be had in IT,
county yc,, but they are bcin
taken very fast.
Tommy Hawkins, the ve,era
prospec,or and po alto produce
i, MADE us a fy'ng visit last weel
o and will probably find the place I
wants near here.
Il T. ,N-1
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12

BEFORE Goodall, Of the Chicago
Suu, got married, he was as mod,
es, as a maid, even more so than
we a.e. Our establishment, thoIgh
was aroused the other day on
read 'ng f'om the driP?.ags of his
pencil, that to get at the size Of a
Chicago girl, YOU hat bJt to loop
string three times arolnu her
toot and you have it. We have
before heard OF getting a gih on
the string, hut never knew how il
was done before. Bring IN youl
feet girls, end we will try the feat.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12
NUMBER 10.

hundred head OF stock cattle, which
stock will be transferred TO the
PeGasco. + kiln Coe has bought
the j. W. Miller ranch, on Ruido-
so, to which place he will remove
in a few days.
Ofmines and mining, | can say
nothing. a number Of claims were
paced monumented as long since as
1879, by my olG-tine frien !, ex
Senator S. 9. A. Perkins, famil-
iarly known as "Old Perk," to
which prospects he has long since
forfeited all legal rights. But
when it comes to agriculture,
profess to know what | am talking
about. l believe this valley is the
out"pr ducingist''corn and "tator"
"crap" country that ever | seed,
but, Notwithstanding this fact, the
grangers, or nestors, are spending
Il great deal of valuable time, max
ing estimates of their products tor
1884, and counting their wealth
prospective for the same.
Col. White, the enterprising
real estate dealer, Upper Petiasco,
has established branch offices, and
bureau Of immigration beyond the
pond, Il believe in London and
Paris. which will in all probability
swell the tide of immigration to his
locality, beyond his most sanguine
expectations. The Colonel has
practically cornered the speed
market and, viewing the situation,
impartially presents to speed deal
ers, a very grave appearance, in
deed, and if a powerful combina-
ton il not planned, which will
force break in the corner. |
predict that next spring will find a
comparatively large number o.
"Speed" prodrc GERS cl; SIS I'd ex-pot,
10 kings OF the Pedasco valley.
A worthy bachelor of this locali-
ty will soon depart for California to
visit relatives and friends, and
rumor has il that he will not return
to New ewMexico-unaccompanied.
The natural inference is that he ex-
pecSs to ''catch-on," and hope he
VII, there Will still remain up
wards OF Two dozen bachelors
with a sD,,nbling OF widowers
whose tea ions are eonspicuously
lavsihed upon a comparatively few
in9le ladies', in consequence
vine co, considerable contention is
crcfted, which may prove fatal tc
some, parcrlay'y so, to my friend,
,he gentleman rom Oshkosh, who,
tie last time | saw him, seemed
TO ON. and unless he soon recov
crs onis no'nal condition, mutu
a!lyD l fear he Nj pine away like
a ''p.sened' bed-ong.
! Yours, &c,
X. O. ID.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12
LINCOLN COUNTY, N. NJ.
Mining, Stock, Agricultural interests

Under the above heading we propose
publishing weekly reports from the various
sections Of Lincoln County touching the
several irtc csts Indicated, and with that
vlcw solicit correspondence from every
camp. range. and agricultural section IN
the county, II correspondence be not in
shape we viii shape it, Facts are what
we want.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-01-12

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