davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
HURRAH FOR BuRKETT.

He Wins the Grandest Face Ever skated in
the Nail City in a Close Contest with Dob
bins, of Martins Ferry.
The grandest race that ever took place in
this city occurred at the Alhambra palace
rink last night between Jesse Burkett Of this
city and John Dobbins of Martins Ferry.
The rare was to decide the cham piOnship
title OF Ohio and Belmont counties and was
in mile heats, best two in three.
Promptly at . O'Clock, Manager Thomp-
son rang the bell 10 clear the floor and the
Judges for the contestants appeared on the
floor aud decided the preliminaries OF the
race. The Judges were: For Burkett, Mr..
James Travis; for Do5bins Mr.. Harry
Woods. The two gentlemen then aclected
Camain Newton Linch as referee and the
ser,eu an filed the bill most admirably;
ali of Lis decisions being rendered with
prCmpmts5 and impartial,y.
~ !~tj p IN the referee placed the men
in their respective positions and the word
Go" given. The two shot of like a
streak Cf creased lightning. Burkett having
slight lead; but Dobbing made grand
spurt, passed his slender antagonist and
non the first heat. Five minutes ensued
between heats.
Second heat-Both men toed the mark
smiling and confident; Burkett took the
lead and held it through
Third heat-This heat was the most ex-
traordinarily exciting one ever witnessed in
this section Of country. Staid old profes-
sional men, sedate ladies, young gentlemen
and young ladies appeared TO lose their
heads in the heat Of the excitement and
yelled clapped their hands, tossed hats, rib.
bons, gloves, canes, fans and umbrellas in
the air, and did other astonishing acts that
appeared perfectly bewildering to the placid
spectator-provldiug he could remain
placid. Dobbins took the lesd in this heat
and held ii up to the tenth lap, when Burk-
EFT made a magnificent spurt, passed his
man, and the terrific cheer that arose from
the throats,o of the frantic Wheeliugitos came
near raising the roof clear of the building.
Burkett, BY his magaif, cent performance
last night, clearly demonstrated that be is
not only the fastest, but the pluckiest
nerviest and most reliable skater in this
section Of country. The audience went wild
over the contest and will not rest easy until
they see another race. Twelve hundred
people witnessed the race, which was the
most success event of its kind ever witnessed
bare
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
The TARIFF OF 81.
Wool Growers Adjourn After Adopting
Stirring Resolutions.

Wool Growers Adjourn After Adopting
Stirring Resolutions.
Sr LOUIS, May 29.-The convention Of
the Wool Growers National Association
adjourned at $40 a. m. sine die. The res
olutions reported demanded the restoration
of the wool tariff of 1867. The resolutions
recite that since the alteration made in
the import duty n 1888 $50 100000 has
been lost o'tho wool growers of America
in lower priceS alone, saying nothing Of
TIE depreciation n the value of focks.
These figures sre based on COM
pnl;5cns with prices of 1882. It is an
nourced that if the tariff is not restored the
sheep husbsndry of the country must be
abandoned The action Of the Golden Club
is severely criticized. Confederation among
American producers is recommended to
work together to educate the people to the
necessity Of producing suitable protective
legislation. The ASSOCIATION declares it will
support only such men and parties as favor
protection. The Executive Committee has
been ordered to meet in Washington ducing
the next session OF Congress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
BIG BEAR At LARGE.
Half.Breeds Under Arrest for Inciting the
Indians.


Indians.
BATTLEFRONT, n. W. T., May ga body
Of mounted police went out to the Indian
camp yesterday and brought in number Of
Indians, 100 head Of cattle and quite
number of horses, with carts and wagons
These have all been identified by settlers
as their property, stolen by the Indians,
The scouts have been unable to find Big
Bears location, and much doubt is felt as TO
where he has gone or what his intentions
are. General Strange ia nov supposed to
be near Fort Rice, aud will likely fsiloE up
Big Bears trail Couriers have been sen,
10 General Strange With dispatches To da7
Eve halfbreeds who said they we-s held hy
Pouudmaker as prisoners, were inpriso1ei
by the authorities here charged with incj'.
ing and assisting the Indians. Ths feal:as
against them is very strong aud the eEidsnc-
direct
The Commissioner has iarei the 10.
dians TO return to their reserves to dav tn
Indians charged with the nurisr Of Fra <
Smart has been locked up, General Md
dleton has called for non com mnissionei of
Ger and privstes in in the different corps
here TO volunteer for serving IN the no.;h,
west for period Of time, after matters are
ssttlei There will likely be numerous re.
sponses. The Tenth Royals, coming do Sn
on foot are expected here tomorrow Itis
reported that over one bunirei Of Poand
makers best men have gone to join Biz
Bear. IfBig Bear CONES in the campaign
will be quickly ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
the RED FLAG.
Communistic Demonstrations the
Order of the Day IN France.
TROOPS ORDERED ON DUTY IN PARIS.
An Outbreak Expected at the Funeral
Services Of Victor Hugo
on Monday.
FOREIGN DISPATCHES IN GENERAL.

PARIS, May 2S.-The Communists are
preparing to make another demonstration
this afternoon, when speeches BY some Of
their prominent speakers will be made. The
Government think it necessary to take
special precautions against o Communist
outbreak at Victor Hugos funeral next
Monday, when the ranks Of the Partisan
Communists will receive accessions from
bsher solrces. The Minirssr Of War has
ordered several regiments from the provin
inces to immediate duty in Paris. These
are expected 10 arrive this evening.
Sarah Bernhsrdt has asked permission
for herself and company to join in the
funeral procession.
The Government has ordered the priests
10 quit the Pantheon within forty eight
hours. Many OF the newspapers denounce
this order with indignation
NJ. Goblet, Minister of Public Instruction,
now that the Pantheon has been restored
to its original purpose, proposes that the re-
mains of ex-President Theirs and Leon
Gsmbetta be transferred to the Pantheon,
wherein will be placed the body OF Victor
Hugo.
The Communists, in their several meet
ipgs held last evening, adopted resolutions
declaring it was their purpose to carry red
flags at the funeral of Victor Hugo. The
resolutions also warned the Government
not 10 interfere with the Communists in
their determination TO bear their flags and
banners in the great procession.
The funeral Of Victor Hugo will take
place in the morning on Monday.
The Anglo Russian Difficulty.
LoNroN, May 2S-Professor Arminius
Vambery. in an interview, states that he be-
eves az Anglo Russian war 10 be inevita.
ble, bat he believes England will not be
ready for il for year or two, when the In.
dau railways and military roads will have
teen completed. He has perfect faith in
England's ability 10 repel attack, and pre-.
iicts that The whole Of Central Asia will
sysntuslIy come into the possession Of Eng
and.
The Vienna paper ridicules Russiss ex.
pressed intention to publish an Afghan blue
book, and remarks that in country where
there is neither parliament or free press
such books escape criticism, and are there.
fore valueless. The Vienna Tagblatt says
that even If the Russian version of the dis.
pu,e differs from the English, it would un.
hesitatingly believe the English.
Chinese letters state that the English
squadron in Chinese waters is extremely
active in watching the movements Of the
Russian ironclads, particularly near Port
Hamilton.
The Marauis Of Harrington, Secretary Of
State Of War is i'll at Dublin, and his pro.
posed ora'ions at Belfast and elsewhere in
IreI.rd have hpan ahnndonpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
The PARIS, PA, SCoURG:.
More Deaths and More People Afflicted
Physicians Investigating.

More Deaths and More People AGiicted-
Physicians Investigating.
S-EUBEyyLLE, O., May 28.-Another
death occurred from the epidemic at Paris,
Pa, last night, a child Of Mrs. Truax.
Mrs. Trusx is nov down and very low with
the scourge. One or two others are not ex-
pected to survive over the night. VIM.
Gardner was stricken with the disease last
nirLt; also an old lady at Hanhus Station.
II is generally now thought that the disease
6rs, made its appearance from the children
Of Kennedy Trgsx drinking from trough
from which horse suffering from glenders
bad drank. DR. Polk, President Of the Polk
Chemical Company of New York, arrived
here last night to investigate tha epidemic.
lie is Of the opinion that the scourIs is the
same as visited the mountain regious in
Vest Virginia and Kentucky thirteen years
9vO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Interio

Items of Interest Cleaned From Interior
Exchanges.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals decree
Of sale has been entered in the case Of c. S.
Gray and others VS.. the White Sui phur
Springs Company. The court directed that
the sale shou take place after the expira'
ton Of sixty days.
An assignment was made yesterday by
Ed. RothleIn, druggist. to Waltsr l.. Ash
by as assignee. The pressure of hard times
and Wholesale drug house Of Wheeling Was
The cause The assets and liabilities are as
yet unknown Mr. Rothlein informed a
Times reporter that he hoped to come out
even, and would probably reopen in q te"
days Charleston Times.
John II Van Buren has been appointed
Deputy United States Marshal. He quail
lie in rhe United States Court, at Charles
ion Tuesday.
The Governor has made the following
appointments: Regents Of the Desf Dama
and Blind Asylum: ]. B. Sommsrvllle
Brooke county; J. r. L. Hardssty, ohi(
county; Joht 7. Pierce, Mineral county; j.
L Hall, Barbour county; c l.. Peyton
Greenbrier county; ". I. Snoot, Boone
county; V s. Armstrong. JACKSON county
Regents OF the State Normal Scaools
samuel A Kepner. Of Ohio coantF; WI
liam A Ohles, Of the Psirmont lniex: ma
rioa county; John A. Douglas, Aeree'
county; Rspkin Wiley. Jr. Mason count!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
BRIEF TELEeRAMS.

The President will visit New York City
on Decoration Day.
The report that the Asiatic cholera pre-
walls At Quebec is pronounced false.
Dean Irvine, Of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Quincy, III, has begun suit against Bishop
Burgess for libel
The seventeen.year locusts are making
their appearance in varioCs parts OF Mary
land IN great numbers.
A grasshopper plague is threatening the
Arkansas River valley, similar to that OF
1873.
Sam Anderson, who killed Wm. Osborne
twenty years ago, at Dry Ridge, hy., was
arrested, and will De tried for murder.
A fre at Valparaiso Ind, destroyed =
livery stable, burning fourteen horses to
death, and seven adjoining buildings.
Alfred Awkward Indignantly protests
agains, the charges by ca5legram, that ne
is interested in promoting the hleI rebel
ion.
Margsretta Brooks was convicted, IN
Philadelphia, Of being common scoId,
and sentenced 10 four months imPrison-
ment.
T.E. Gornan. master mechanic Of the
T. h ST. l.. r. r. at New Albany, Ind,
committed suicide BY shooting on account
Of despondeney, induced BY financial depres-
sion.
The sheriff of Philadelphia has levied
Cyou all the stock and interests ot'the Pos
raj Telegraph Company at the suit OF Z \
Bowel. who holds over SiOO,OOO oil the
ccwTsnys notes.
Lavl,ss desperadoss in Knott county
E7.. have put the civil authorities st deh
SEcp. and citizens are moving away 10
Cresd cf their lives. Almost q score OF
murders have already been committed Oy
'he Gespersdoes-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
The Presbyterian Assembly.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-At the afternoon
session OF the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, Rev. B. Bell offered the following, which
VAS referred to the Committee on Church
Poiiry:
Resolved, That the cry for more men to
employ does not agree with the CRY from
our men to find employment.
Resolved, That if our present system is a
failure in this direction, then We must adopt
another tha: sill not be.
The report OF the committee on the
board of church erection shows the to;al
amount received during the year from al
sources is Sl20696 Three hundred aud
ninety-eight applications for aid have been
made, amounting to S224.5O0; tEo hlndrei
and forty Of these have been entertained
and Sl08,0i2 given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
BENWOOD.

it is currently reported that the iron
works ompany. in conjunction with several
Wheeling companies, will shortly commence
the erection ola steel plant here =,
Examinations Tor promotion are beng heid
in the various rooms Of the public school
ar, Jenkins is very i'll with p0eum9gia.
The supHouer baking powder is beng
extensively advertised here.
Miss Maggie, little daughter OF Mr.. Z.
Stewart, is i'll with typhoid fever.
The numerous fleets Of coal passed unaer
The bridge safely. At the last ri'e there
were a number Of berges lost sy stnkins
Several puddlers Of this city who we're
employed q, Mingo have returned, oHns 70
that works being closed tor repairs
Bepvood Is existing without rink.
Only a very small number Of machines
are in operation ct the factory OF the Ben
wood Iron WOEkL -.
Mes,rs. Morgan are consolidating ths:f
hardware, grocery aud dry goods store iato
npa smDor1um. ,mk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
The iowa Marshalship.

KEoKUC, a., May 2S.-After Mr.. Will
Jams received the appointment Of Marshal
Of the Southern Iowa District and found
that it was likely to occasion some criticism
of the Democratic sdmistrstion at Wash
iDgton, he placed his resignation in the
bands of the Department of Justice to be
used in any manner deemed best for the
Democratic party and 10 avoid the depart
ment any embaGrsssmeuts or complications
growing out Of the appointment, and when
consequently he received word yesterday ST.
ternoon that his resignation had been sc-
cepted he was not surprised. he has moth
ing but the kindeSt words for the President
and Secretary, and regrets that he hsd osen
indirectly the cause OF any trouble TO them
He hopes that Campbell will 50 condGc:
himself in Office as to quiet the pop2Iar sus,
picion of Campbelrs motive ior desiring
the position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Inrreased Wages Demanded,

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, May 2S.-The en-
ployes of the Enterprise colliery 70 day mott
fed the operators that an increase OF ten
per cent on their wages will be demanded
on Juns |.
At the Luke Fiddler collierg, Shamokin.
notices have been posted demanding q
twenty per cent advance, TO take etfecs on
June lst. The mines are among the largest
in the region and a strike at each is ex-
Deeted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
ST, CLAlRSYILLE.
Meeting of the Republican Executive and
Central Committee.
Special 10 fhs RsyiSter

SenlTal SOmmlttees
Special 10 TIE Register.
Sr. CLAlRSyuLE, May 28.-The Republi-
can Executive Central Committee of Bel
mout county met here today, and decided
to hold their County Convention at this
place, on the 25th of June.
The following delegates to the coming
State Convention were appointed W. S.
Hobbs A. T. Stewart, L. D. McKisson, Jas
McGregor, Hon. S. Hilles, J. NJ. Lewis, O.
L. Wooi, Col c. 5. s Baron, W. A Hunt \.
II. Mitchell, c. l.. Poorman and Hon. S
Hogue.
AIternates: DR.. J. S. Ely, Sylvester Brown,
Warren Hollister, Isaac Hoaway, J. NJ
Becker 7. A. Welsh, W. D. Simpson, A.
W. Lee, J. R. Purnell, Israel Sloane, W.
P. King, Dr. a. j. Hoge.
Resolved, That the delegates TO the State
Convention be requested to cast their votes
Tor Bfo"n, OF jefferson county, for State
Treasurer.
The County Convention will be held at
St Clairsvile, Thursday, the 18th Of June,
By vote OF 10 TO for Bslai7e.
Although not instructed formally, it is
understood that the delegation is almost a
unit for Foraker for Governor.
The candidates for county honors were
mostly on hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Third Trip of the Dolphin.

NEw YORK, May 2S.-The third official
rip Of the new dispatch boat Dolphin was
male this afternoon. The contract with
he government provides that she must
,bo" all average speed of fifteen knots an
tour for six consecutive hours. In her two
3thcr trials she failed to fulfil these condi-
'ion-, out to-day she ranged from Is to l6l
knots, and averaged l5l for the entire trip
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Prominent Social Event.

PARyyEssrHG, W. Va, May 23.-The
social event OF the season in German socie,
" circles took place at ST. Navier church,
20 day, in the marriage Of Mr.. Conrad
Goetz to Miss Mary A. Rapp. The cere,
uony was performed BY Rev, Father Hickey,
High mass was celebrated after the mar
riage, when the happy couple repaired to
the home of the bride, where brilliant re-
ception was held tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Rase Rail.

At Observation-Disclosures S; Istrop2Ii-
tans. 4.
At Philadelpbis-Ss. Louis, 0; Philalsl-
phias 4.
At New York-New Yorks, IL; BIf4-
los. 0.
At Boston-Bostous 1, Chicsgos 3.
At Observation-Disclosures IL, Dstroits
5.
AT Milwaukee-Milwaukee 6, Kansas
City 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 2. Nashville5. 5.
At Iudisuspois-Indianspo II, ona-
ha 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
The Plague UnAbated.

WIESBAREg. Pa, May 2S.-Two deaths
occurred at Plymouth to-day, aud four Of
the occupants OF the hospital are in criti-
cal condition.
The disease has been most prevalent
among Hungarisns and Poles.
A complaint was to day made before the
District Attorney, to be brought to the no
tice Of the grand jury now in session here,
OF the careless and dilatory manner of the
borough Council Of Plymouth, regarding
the enforcement of sanitary rules
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Death of Randolph Logan.

PAREERSBURG, May 2o.-The death Of
Randolph Logan, one of our most estimsble
and wealthy citizens, last night, after brief
illness, causes a feeling Of genuine sorrow
TO psrvade the city. The deceased was for
a half century identified with the interests
OF ParkerSburg His death creates a void
not easily to be filed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
ARespectsd Farmer Killed.

NI-lIli % NC s''IIs
STEvBENvlLLE, May 2S.-James Butler, a
respected farmer residing near Paris Road,
Pa, was struck b. passenger train No. l.
west while walking on the track near his
home to-day, and Instantly killed. he was
AGED 65,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
ISnn Men THROWN. Ont.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The Inter Oceans 5
MilSsukee, Wis, special says: Al depart
ments Of the North Chicago rolling mills at
Bsyview, Wis, including nail works, will
shut down next Saturday, thro wing bet E9sn
1900 and 1900 men out of enoloynen:
1t is not known how long the mills will be
idle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
This Ext ordinary

Large line of Misses and
Childrep's Hats was bought .
Tor Cash direct from the mann
ulacturers especially for this
sale, and all are this seasons
goods. The greater part Of
them ale In colors, and we note
few Of the choice shades,
such as Biege, Ecru, Drown
Blue, and kow-and.Row, and
Fancy Straws, which will be
found in the line. Isst the
kind of goods Young Ladies
and Children use so many Of
during the season for school
and Sunday best. They will
be arranged in our Millinery
Rooms for To.morrow's Sale,
and will in no way interfere
with the trade in our regular
lines, but will combine with
other specia!ties in this depart
ment to make
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

LAY thy sweet hands 10 mine aud trust
in me" be said, bat she only remarked that
she had neuralgia and must hold har head
Then he bought her bottle of Salvation
Oil fer twenty-five cents Nov ho holds
her sweet hands By the hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
snnaar nn.e palI Csc.

cIrvrLasD. o. Nay . .sonners.
..,,ber az the Cleveland base bah club vas
eSTsic,ed in court 10 isy tor p!sging ball on
supd,y. The case vii oe eafr1sa 70 >
hahes court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

War is the whole duty Of married
man asks the new 'copjngsl eataeal5m
, o - aFreeable to his wife ard keep Or.
II T. Cough Syrup in the house Tor the
uFea theY get cold, Of eour5s
Sst = sCu ething hard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Rnmnrn nfImitatInns

limitations and colnterfeits have again
appeared Be sure that the word "Hoss-
FoRD's" is on the wrapper. None are gem
uine without il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
A snndn, school for Abe.

EcxEr BEooK, Pa, May 2S.-A number
Of penons from here drove over to the SAsss-
trss Geek. and in g lirtle log church organ
led Sunday school for the oene6t oi the
orrlssed Buzzards, their friends and o,nsrS.
Ers. Abe Buzzard and her three children
Sue present and joined the Sunday school
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Other Saturday SiecIa|des'

-
5000 Yards p..r itsxss a Sc.
per yard.
One Case a. Cambrics worth l0c.,
at &c.
One Case Msrrimack Piquss worth
&c., at Sc. per yard.
rs Pieces Rugby PIaids at &c. psr
yard.
20 Pieces Silk and Wool Dress mix
turss worth 40c., at Csc. per yard
Is Pieces Summer Silks at 35e.
per yard.
One Case Lonsdals e!sachsd Mus
lin at 6 3-4c.
One Case Best BIsachsd Muslin at
&c. per yard.
so Pieces Tapestry Brussels Car
oct at 60c psr yard.
so Pieces Hattiags at I5c. pr yard.
100 Pairs Of Lace Curtains 10 New
Patterns, at $l.50 psr yard.
so Pieces Scrim 1t i0c. psr yard.
AND
A thousand and one other ar
ticles of Merchandise will ap.
pear in this Saturdays Sale.
made more than prominent by
the maryelously Low Prices at
tached.
- ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

DENVER, May % Three additional
prospec.ors have been killed near the
south fork of White Water river and one
named Joe Bunting on Mogollen creek.
The latter made brave fight aud killed
two Indians, including a chief. The fight
was witnessed by Banhngs partner. who
succeeded in slaying two Apaches and
escaping. News has just been received Of
ADDITIONAL killing in the Black range.
Families from the surrounding country have
all focked into Silver CITY panic stricken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

PlrTsBuRG, May 2S.-It is reported to-
night that Wilson, Walker & Co, Solar
Iron Co, Wayne Iron and Steel Co, and
Carnegie Bros. will sign the Amslgamated
association scale aud continue in operation
after June l. The manufacturers admit that
two firms will sicn but refuse to give their
names. The workmen claim to have infor-
nation that number Of other manutactur-
ers will agree to their proposition.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-07-02
LAKE MERINO.

Our late rains have done much
good for sod crops, and farmers are
jubilant over their prospects.
w. F. Tompkins has fine pros
pect for millet.
Mr.. Osborne has moved to Dodge.
j. X. Sayres is sinking we'll near
his residence.
Milton Bolen last week returned
to Indiana.
Scott Snowbergcr is going east
soon.
School section 16, Of township %,
range q, sold last week at So per acre.
Mr.. Nosseman and family have re-
turned to Kingman.
R. G. Pendleton last week located
8 men il. our neighborhood Mr. Pendle-
ton is ''rustler' and a gentleman, and
worthy of the patronage Of all new
corners.
Death has already visited our
neighborhood and claimed for its victim
little Mertie Frink, aged Is months.
She died Thursday 18th, after a brief
illness, and was burid Saturday, on Mr..
Frink's farm, short distance from the
door yard. Funeral services by trav-
cling minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Frink
have the heartfelt sympathy of the en-
tire neighbOrhood. KENO.