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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

GAPTTAIIsTs can invest their means 40 ss 20 net
- then IS % 80 per cent through fziEeniA q
DaTidson. Real Estate Agents, ~ jackson street.
81 PAIL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

yITAxTED-A lady roommate. Gail at 90 VIII
w kins street, after p IN. "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

yITANTED-A splendid chance for the right man;
w $500 cash win buy complete outfit Of
saloon restaurant and hotel, including piano and
safe; in the immediate vicinity Of postofice rent
very reasonable, lease for years: A chance
to double money invested In short time; good
reason for selling given; any one Wishing TO purchase
the above stand will find II their interest to COM
municate with Martls Zcoang, general delivery,
Minneapolis. "a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SHE.
Bacon g Coleman's List.

WOODLAND Park, choice list of property for
w sale In this addition; have south facing lot on
Ashland and Holly at $500 less than adjoining
lots can be bought for. Bacon & Coleman, S25 jack
son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

~OO with good buildings.
800 acres Of splen lid land on line of railroad,
$1,000
10 acres near Lake Phalen, au fenced aud cult
waited. IS. 600.
20 acres on Mississippi street. Sc. 900.
acres on Rice street. 81, 500.
c 10 acres on Rice street. 81 SO.
30 acres Rice street, IS coo.
Acre lots out Rice street, s1J0 10 $3.50 per acre
Acres between St Paul and Minneapolis from
81 g, 90 per acre upwards.
Osevers very fine stock farms OF 200 70 1000 acres
each. W II Richardson. S09ia Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

2years from this time eight railroads will pass
the Harvester works and street cars be there and
then prices be live times present prices buy now of
H Fairchild G. Son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

7 TNION Park, Merriam Park, Lowering Park and
- Midway acres for sale by Il S Fairch.ld & Son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

HOUSES and lots scattered all over st. Anthony
i hill. at bedrock prices; well located easy
terms Monroe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

COCO Prospect Plateau lot Concord street,
,DJC)O about half cash. balance monthly pay
ments. Address, Il, this office. "A
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

STOCK farm on large and be autiful lake 4 miles
~ from ST. Paul for sale at about sS5 per acre
house cost So, 500 H S Fairchild & Son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

M have customers for residences on st. Anthony
NIL from $40 to 5000 and from $4,000 to
sSdOOO; we would be glad to see o. any want
Ing 10 sell such property. H 5 Farchld & Son,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

GENERAL fine residences in Lower Town. Z
- Richardson. SOsJs Jackson street.
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J. w. EDSALL,
Real Estate and
Loan Agency.

WE have just fine list of property as IS being
w offered for sale in the city of st Paul, and we
think will pay you to call and our list and let
US show you the property and We feel satisfied we
suit you 9TH as to terms and price; please give
US call. w Edsan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

SHul(HNa We can show you where to put
PIOO,OOO it in properly between St. Paul
ana s Minneapolis where it viii double in years.
Fl Fairchild & Son
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

Gc 600 FOR ten acres between the two cities;
tpO,OOO lies beautifully; call and see it. Mon
roe
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CT OOO VIII take three good Iots On Charles
,O1sOOO strees, near Weston FzlEehid z Da-
wilson
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ITO RENT-The White Bear House in the Village
l. Of White Bear Lake, for term Of years 1t IL
the only house that runs winter. Apply 10 James
Waters, proprietor. s5-85
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IF you wish 70 buy or sell property call on W H
Richardson SO9Js Jackson street.
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LOR RENT-House Of nine rooms large yard
Il barn. hard and soft water, 62j AIinnehaha
street. Apply at house. s7-74
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

Ct 400 FOR 100 acres near J J Hills farm;
lsFOO fine soil, etc; or Will trade for city
property. Monroe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

| (H0ICE improved business property on our best
/ " streets for sale prices on which rentals viii
pay 10 1Oper ceAJ. H Fairchild g. Son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

7 Have the best bargains in acre property offered
i this year. Acres near the Northern Pacific shops
within short distance of University avenue and the
cheaper than you buy anything within mile Of
this properly. William Hendricks, corner Third aud
Cedar streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15

1--WE new houses corner Fifth and Locust streets.
Inquire S. Bergman, $50 Jacks son street. 1914
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
NUMBER 2G.

This number of the RECORD completes
the first half Of Vol. 8. The present pub.
Usher has had control Of she paper just
six months wish this issue. Hew we'll we
have fulfilled che promises made in nuns.
beT one Of this volume remains for eur
readers to tell, But judging from the
number Of renewals and new subscribers
we hsve been favored with since our re-
spongibilisies IS proprietor OF the Office
began, the paper ID giving very general
satisfaction. And, call US egstiseally in"
eiinsd if you so dsGiTe, We are pleased to
announces to our many "hOne folks" that
Sharp is not the culy county in which
"our little RECORD" is fast gaining popu-
lagity. They ssnd FROM Lawrence, lizard,
Stone, Independence, Boone, FaltOn and
several other counties for it. Of course
those counties haYe papers, but the people
want NEWspapsr, and they'll send ever
90 far to get one, Let il be ever SO small
We thank you again and again, friends,
for your very fattering encomiuma; but
we feel moro thankful, if possible, foR the
many solid, round evidences sent and
handed in from time to time. They pay
ofii08 expenses and VIII buy ths baby q
coat Encomiums wont.
We hope to be spared to gsest you all
in many volumes, amusing and disgusting
you, for many years to come. Such is our
intention.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
FROM LEBANONlS OEpARs.

ED. RECORD; Not having Geen anything
from shi5 part Of the eoanty il your Yalu
able paper, 7 VII offer few items
Oar soh0ol neetag district No. 43.l
enme of last Saturday with majority OF
the elestcr5 present.. After organizing.
by request Of the body, Prof j, G. Lind.
say and Rev. K. B, Bellamy proceeded to
give Us some interesting speeches On edu-
oztian, the duties Of electors. and the me-
ceg5iey Of voting a special tax, Prot.
LiaGasv, in cutie az impressive snd forci-
bic monuey, showed frcm a mc2al stand
point what education is in eli its many
hearings, together with its inoaloulable
blessings and ehioymenSs; tko great adr
vantage Cbe learned hays Gyel the un-
learned; and he certainly struck the hey
note BY Soying thst We were called upon
to decide q very Important question: In
teiligen2e against ignoRancs, and how
necessary it IS that parents should give
theiT children at least common, practi0-
al education, 80 Ht 0nd qualify thom to
meet and ward Of the stern aud dwarfng
besatments of vice and immorshsy which
are so Incident to this life, and 10 prepare
them for fuGuro as3fnlAe5s,
After speaking wo proceeded to ballot,
wLicA resulted in IL large majority for q
FIVE mill tax. Givs district No. 43 place
in the banner line.
Prof Lindsay is now engaged in teaoh-
ing our public schocl at Hills Chapel,
and taking all in all, the "old time mode"
of sesohing, and the many other obstacles
to remove aud contend with, hS is teach
ing rs On excellent sohool, Hc is the
right man in the right place. A9 Grst-
class educator be has but few if Sny peers
in North Arkansas
Oar farmers ere about through planting
their cropa. Owing 70 the continued cool,
dry weather end the very humorous ap-
pearane9 CT the Gus w0rm On the young
corn and garden vegetables, the crop
prospect is extremely diseouraging, and
without rain in few days the whsat crop
will bs almost an entire failure. But,
notwithstanding the gloomy OEtloOk, our
farmers ere pressing forward with their
work With that zeal and determination
which chsrseteriaes every trus tilleT of
tba aoil, observing the divine almontion
'th0y AGhshan nave Bread by Che sweat
Of hio brow" 5.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
We ara pIaessa 70 learn from patio.

We are pl}essd 20 learn from parties
visiting town since thai tine from differ
ent portions OF ths county, that the gsin-
fall Of last Tueaaay extended far and vide,
and our deni1aas EAose faces were haeg-
ing digtrasoinglY .5w last week ere now
wearing smiles y at push The oornegG es
5boir mouths 3gaind .laif ears an3 start
the amiles off to he oreek ishing
The Central hotel is gaining popular,
ity every day,
We acknowledge d call ffom the Rev
r. D. Moon, Of Iawvenoe county, OF yes
torday, whO is travelling agent for the
new and impartia, history Of the Unitad
States, by AloxsaleF Il. Stephens, which
work is destined 70 become tha standard
of the country. We are proud to have
aat the Parson, il wbom we find q pleas
ant gentleman, and whose name is now
on our growing Strawberry Lis:.
School directors elected ss the election
held on the 10th iDDa., do not enter upon
the discharge Of sheiy duties until she
18Th Of October ssEt, oug extract from
tba Dsily Democrat, Published in the
RECORD on the 7th, 60 the contrary not,
withstandiug, The Law referred &c By
the paper quoted goyarns those districts
confined 10 the &C. soaate limits Of towns
end cities where board of six directors
is considered necessary 50 attend to the
business Of such districts.
To build up tewn, you must
Talk about ii.
Write about it.
Help to improve it.
Beautify th5 streets.
Patronize its merchants.
Build up your local papar.
Advertise your business, tho small,
Be courteous to gsgaageTg who come iM
your midst.
NeYerlet as .sas. i. ei.y sa epssASa';.
good word fer the place escape.
Remenbeg that every dollar you iAvest
in permanent Improvements is that much
money ct interest.
Never kick against q necessary ina
pEoyoment beeauss it is not at your own
door,
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
DOTS FROM DUSOCK.

Mulbeyries ase ripe. Give the baby
one.
A child OF James Wilkes was BARRED
yesterday.
Il is raining nicely as we write, which
is badly needed by the farmers, zone Of
whom we are which"
We received the following few days
ago which we give verbatim, OF literatim;
"Dear Mr.. Phool-Of course this is not
your reel name, but think no you. |
read one Of your articles in the RECORD
sometime ago in which you stated that
sow mill men were looked upon by We
men as being very roagh, horrid men,
and that girls made it q point to ehnn
them. ! have took the pains to investi-
gate somewhat as to who you might hs
aad am creditabIy informed that you are
a saw mill man yourself. You naed not
deny it. You no you are sir. ] do net
think they sre bad meG at all. ! always
admired them SC much. They are such
big, maRly locking fellows, and have o
git vp and git about them that like. |
want you to understand that J an g can
didate for matrimopy and am kpown as a
"daisy,n which is better and mere apprO.
pirate than the ''bslle Of the town, | am
sixteen years high, FIVE feet old, short
complicated and slim; heavy set, square
oountensnee and pleasant shoulders. My
clothes are Belva Lockwood campaign
style. wear high, heeled, square toed
plug hat, and low crowned broad-brirnm-
ed double baok~action, stem-winding, ea-
bic. .scrswd shoes. ain now visiting one
of my friends in the "Heel String Nation
I would loys to see you. Gait you come
ever end let ne talk funny to you? 1
would like to have your picture. | would
send mine bot | think from my descrip,
ton will probably seit you am easy
picked out fR0m 0arrell Of Old maids and
grass wiasws. II Go Aot suit you please
hand this to some Of HookrUm's old bach
eleTs-Doo Bacon or Doc Wright, and tell
them that I aIn simply immense, fat and
likely, and dOa't you fOrgit hit. PLEASE do
and I will reasin yours until death.
SALLIE GooDoNE."
We ara sorry to Bay, Miss Goodone,
that you are mistaken ia US, as Ts are not
saw mill man, noithSr are we in tha
matrimonial market, Nor 90 we think you
would stand ghost Of d chance with DR..
Bacon or DE-. Wright, as we think they
haze nnes their fate hut "a will iKst
say to yen Miss Gallio that, if ybg are old
enough 10 leave yeur mamma, and really
waat to maTry-wanta = dead, sure thing
ofit-iu5t strike ANDY lescalf and he
will take you in "out Of The Wet quicker
than q stroak Of lightning Osn run dewn
dead limb. PHocL.
May Goth, 1885.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
Commissioner S S2i5
DHf
+ 4 n y S

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that, by virtue of tho authority amp
directions contained in a decree Ct tho
circuit court of Sharp county, in equity
rendered at its October term, 1884, IN al
action therein pending in which EYaline
Goings, Eliza J. Goings, Emmarjlla Du-
rock, Augustus CrowGer, minor by hiE
next friend Eliza Goipgs, Charles Co
ings Alonzo Coingg, Whitfield Ct2ngs
Thomas J. GoiAgs and James Goins5
were petitioners eG parte which said ordeE
and decree was revived at Che ApIl
term 1885, the undersigned as specia-
commissioner in cbancery, appontod fol
that purpose, will on
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1895
at the front door of the house in which
the courts of Sharp county gre held,
within the hours prescribed by law for
judicial sales, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at public vendue, the sopthwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of seotioQ
25 The northeast quarter ol the north
east quarter and the northwest quarter
Of tue northeast quarter OF section 36, d. !
in township u north Of the base line, IN
range 4 west Of the 5tb principal merjd-
ian, containing one hundred and twenty
acres.
TERMS OF SALE The purchaser oG
purchasers will be required to execute
note Or notes with approved security
payable five months after date Of sale,
bearing intarest at ten per cent per an
nun from date until paid, and
lien for the purchase money viii be re-
tanned on said land until tho same "
paid,
r. E. HUDDLESTON,
Special Commissioner.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

At the public examination Of applicants
for CERTIFICATES to teach in the public
schools of Sharp county, held on the 9th
inst, the following parties obtained GER
tifcatss:
H. B. Hill, first grade, and D, L.
Bgistow, G. II. Masheny, G. a., J. F, and
I. N. Barnstt, Byrau Andrews, a. H.
Ngpn, J. L. Sims, John Hill, Charles
Horn, Misses Minnie and Nellie Gordon,
Milton Stokes and E. T. Matheny
drew second grades.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28

.nd 10cts
lail you
sample
the way
VS., than
IuSlUeSs'
at home
al the
!, grand;
armed
1t work
II aais-
trOuble
'actinns.
solutely
delay.
Iaine.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
Town and C0UmGy.

Ne Ti3iago from Erankhn for nearly
three weeks.
-sooisI gathering at Mrs., Soaslett'o
lest Friday evening.
--Tha soIebr&ted Dea2ing reaper and
mower foz sale by Williams & Pgioa.
The Fgauklia 9idipgs is new the
property Of G, G. Baker, a dFuggiat Of
that plaza.
l. fne muls, belonging so ". D. Oooh>
ran, died while cA trip to Batesyillo
last wa2&.
"A fresh supply Of ladies' AID gents
hne shoes just received by Williams &
Price. Call and zee them.
Jimmy Mo9al0b, Of Hardy, end VIA.
French, Of Bouth Fork, were dowA last
weak, called hishaz by the death Of theis
mother, Mrs. McCaiob.
}I,,oas tstyl. -gs psnter OF thg pine
Glad hills Of Neg:a Arkansas ia rev
spending few days in this place, Hi
name is Ed, Sullivan, D. S.
We asgret to Learn that Tom HerFsl
received very severe cat just shove the
knee cop last week with draw~kniEe,
vhich confines him to his bed.
John Wilson, Of Lacrosse, was visit
ing among the Evening Shadeitea last
wask, and extended his visit to Smithvills,
last Monday, accompanied by his brother
Calvin, Of this place.
E. D. Peacock, Of Convenience, Inae.
penlsnes; made US q pleasant eall last
Thursday. Ea subscribed fer the RocoRD,
renarking that "a small loaf is better
than no bread"
Last Friday J. (. Simpson, Of Law
renee county, was in to place his name On
the Calamins roll. He reported crops in
coed condition considering the absence Of
moisture in mother earth.
"A regular gully.makins shower Of
rain FELL here lsst Tuesday morning that
placed our farmers and truek1patch pro"
p,iatogs uador lasting obligations 30 the
clerk Of the weather.
We learn from Prof. a, II. Nioks,
who came down from Eswburg Tuesday
evening, that that teTn is soen to have q
newspaper. II will DO @ fye.oOlumn
sheet with G. W. EauR as sditer and
publisher.
We doff our LAS to Miss Rena Johns
fsy large aaG most magnificent boquet,
presented last Saturday evening. This
is ore time IL may be truthfully Raid that
we vanquished the devil"
Ethan Medley and DR.. Craig spent
three days upen the classic banks Of the
beautiful Strawberry last week with rod
and reel, making headquarters as, Jones
mill. Several fine cat and very pleas
ant trip amply paid them for tine aHa
trouble.
"A. N. McPiko, Of Strawberry tOwR'
snip, came IN l8st Saturday and added his
name to our Calamine list, He reported
rain badly needed in that section, the oat
and wheat crops showing the eheOis Of the
dry weather to an alarming extent
The following notes were handed in
yesterday FROM Pleasant HILL lizard coun-
ty: Crops look veil since the receat rain.
q. . Thoxas MauIdin, while playing with
young mule, lsw days ego. was kick
q ! On the cheek By the animal, sustain.
ing an ugly and painful wound. Joel
Redman is lying Dangerously i'll Tith
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28

Gen. Winfield s. Hancock visited AT
lanta, Ca, feu days sgo for the purpose
Of seleoting a site Tor the military post
that is to be located there by authority Of
congress.
The Times, published st Greenwood,
Sebastian cousty, ia amOng cur most val
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28
A ROnK EOR EVERYBODY.

The new illustrated edition Of Webster 6
Dictionary, containing three Thousand en-.
cravings, is the best book for everybody
that the press has produced in the present
century, and should be regarded as indis-
pensable to the well~regulsted home,
reading s.room, library, end place Of bEsi-
aess.--Golden Era.
Sharp County record., 1885-05-28

MORTGAGES, DEEDS, and other
BLANKS, for sale at Fhis Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The Presidence has issued the
following proclamation:
The American peopls always have
abundant cause TO thank AlmightyGod
whose watchful care aud guiding hand
have beeen manifested In every stage
of their national life, guarding and
protecting them in time of peril and
leading them in the hour Of darkness
and danger 1t is fitting aud proper
that nation thus favnred should on
one day in every year, for that purpose
especially appointed, publicly ac
knowledge the goodness of God, and
return thanks tO hun tor all His
gracious gifts.
Therefore. |, Grover Cleveland,
President of the United States of
America, do hereby designate aud set
apart Thursday, the 26th day of
November, instant, AS a day of public
thanks giving aud prayer, and do
invoke observance Of the same by all
people Of the land On that day let
secular business he suspended and let
the people assemble In their usual
places of Worship, md with prayer
and songs Of praise devouTed!y testify
their gratitude to the Givcr Of all
good for all that lie has done for US !:
for eur preservation us Il united nation,
aid for our dsliverance from the shock
and danger "f political convusions /;
for the blessings of peace, and for our
safety and quiet while wars and
rumors of wars have agltated and
afflicted either nations of the earth; for
Our security against the scourge of
*le.tllence which in other lands has
claimed its dead by thousands and
hlled..he streets with mourners; for
the plenteous crops which reward the
labor Of the husbandman and increase
our nations wealth, and for the
contentment throughout our borders
winch follows in the train of prosperity
and abundancs.
And let there also be on the day
thus set apart reunion of families
sanctified aud chastened by tender
memories and associations; and let
the social intercourse of friends with
pleasant "reminiscences renew the ties
oil affection and strengthen the bonds
of Kindly feelings; and let us by no
means forget, while we give thanks
and enjoy the comforts which have
crowned our lives, that truly grateful
hsarts are inclined to deeds of charity,
ana that kind and thoughtful rsmsm- :
oefances OF the poor will double the
pleasures of cur condition and render
our praise and thanksgiving more
acceptable IN the sight of the Lord.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

A tin mine has been discovered near
Virginia City, Montana. This is a
wonderful country.
A Denver man has found a snake
with three heads, and has refused $l75
for the curiosity.
Nevada County, Cal, this season
has shipped 1,O35,52O pounds of fruit
by rail.
A Fresno farmer wants to sell 25,-
900 watermelons at 81 90 per wagon
load
The retail prices of grain remain
firm in Eureka. Ground barley sells
for 81 rs per hundred pounds. and
the whole grain article for $3.50; sats.
$l75; wheat 81, and hay frem $40 10
SIS ton.
Wild ducks are reported in great
plenty all over the State wherever
lakes are to be found, particularly IN
Washoe lake, and are said to DE as fat
as seals.
The Southern Pacific Company is
now carrying passengers with third
class tickets, on express trains, from
New Orleans to San Francisco. the
time being four days and fifteen
hours.
Wilkes county, Georgia, is greatly
excited over the discovery of 100000
in silver coin on the plantation Of
John Chenault. 1t reviyes the story
of Confederate treasury train which
was robbed near that place.
The San Francisco Alta says: An
editor in Utah has been convicted Of
polygamy 1t is the first case on
record, and we know that the
profession in California will cheerfully
put up pony purse to pay his fine,
if he will give it away how he sup
ports lot OF wives when most news
paner men cannot put up the bonnets
for one"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
A Ghastly Spectacle.

Inc Elko Independent Of the Cd
says; A man with gaping wound in
MS throat, his hands, face and clothing
covered with blood, walked into the
'own OF Wells yesterday, from the
eastward. lie was nearly exhausted
from the loss of blood, and was taken
IN charge by some of the citizens who
.susd physician, when IL was found
M .na' q deep cash nearly severed the
'"'ndplpe. The wounded man was
brought down by Constable Weeks on
.ns @ tram last night and lodged in the
county hospital where he is being
treated n. by DIR. Meigs. The man gives
~ ns name as Carl Peterson, and from
us NJ almost incoherent utte-ancss at
h's "el's II was gathered that he had
"s "uen set upon by Indians up abeut
e. S'uar Pass, a few miles east of Wells,
.oal .sa whom he had escaped wounded
iaa p minus a great part of his clothing.
e'srson now admits, however, that
~ III, uoes not know how he received the
f9s''es' and the supposition is that
,as s" soms cause he has been at least
'''nporarily insane.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
w. L. DAVIS,
Terms of subscription:


THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds of Job
Printing in a neat manner and at living
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