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Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
FOR VALE.

Four heavy Oxen, suitable for woods.
two large horses and harness, weight
2s0o pounds, 8 sets of logging sleds
complete. LIVE SrocK Co.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

S You can get more sugar, 5l.5s &.
ou can get moro dried fruit Of any
kind, 5.5 81
Yeu can gest nore soap,
You can SCI more md better tea,
You car, get more of any class of gro.
.ceries r' FOR ONE DOLLAR Il ny store Il
4 than q any other place s. town.
Ss53 A. TANNER.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
CARPETS 7

Our stock Of Carpets i now fnll and
complete, Just having purchased ! large
I assortment g Of M grades. CalpetinG can
! be bought fro,n - from 20 cents Per yard
and npwarde. Bargains ID al styles. 81.
4 I'U7rLE sks sCHuncarLL. I
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Several weeks ago Mr. JOHN Wetzel
resigned his Office of county commits
sioner, and on Monday of this week the
board whose duty it was to appoint his
successor met and appointed Mr.. Johna.
than Taylor. The board were Judge Of
Probate Richardson, Register Of Deeds
Sig"or and County Auditor Ellenbecker.
One informal ballot and three formal
ball"ts were taken, and the result of eack
w"s as follows: Informal ballot-J. Tay-
i"r l, n, Norm 1,P. W. Hayes 1. Firs,
formal ba1lot-H. B. Tut,le 1, p. w.
Hayes l, N. MORN /. Second formal
ballot. Taylor /. n. Norm /. H. B.
Tu'tle I: Third formal hallot-J. Taylor
2, y. M"rin l.. The choice is good one
and meets with the almost unanimous
approval of the citizens ut The commits.
stoner district. Nj: Taylor has qualified
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

e3 The celebrated 50, cent cosset,
called Grace, = only kept by Richard
Bros. The cheapest store in town they
also keep the Ball corset, and several
other makes.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

"a AZ the Palace Sample R0ems will
be found the largest and finest line 81
CIGARS % be obtained at any one stand in.
the Northwest A specially made oj,
aDc bsands . a3.. III. .s q
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Don't forget to see.
the largest, cheapest
and best line of: lad.
les, children's and
misses cloaks ever
offered here, at
LIVE STooK. Co.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

For nico, juicy beer 70 to the
shop BY the bridge. 5.z III. ss.3 ! B
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

cB The Little Falls Live Stock Co.
have complete assortment of all grades
of Hosiery.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

& a new brand of whiskey, pure Ken,
lucky Snow Flake, ~ SpRAHpr,.,a
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

4 arGREAT REDUCrlONi I&h.ve.
inst received e q lot Of stoves which I Will
sell very Cheap. Bs III Is ". BRaa.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

fBH. M.s.M. McFadden is at the.
Central Saloon. !. +
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Cheapest Clothing.
Before you buy your clothing. examine
our stack and paiccs.
H.. ..2= WIN. BUTLER.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Ed Teller Of Eaat ST Cloud returned
\ ksoaday from = cruising trip Tor n. =.
Clarke the northwestern part. Of lhe
coaaty, where be had been looking up
pine lands. 81 81
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Sash and Doors a, t,bttom prices ut
J. w. BERG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
POTATOES WANTED
At Tanners.

Steel I'lews cheaper than ever before
1t j. ". BERG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Il II q -. g teen ~ Maine Prairie, was ID
town 20 \ on a Saturday 90 his Wy Is The
l,lneries q .'' on Z the Nokasipri, where be
y VIII u have 9 iumb mbering camp the coming.
Winter mn
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Mic. Lahr was in town this week sell.
ing goods for a berle h Co., of St, Paul.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Lime, plaster and cement at
j. W. RERa's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

keisrr ing 10 the suspension of the
Glen wood Messenger, an exchange says:
Not a single second venture in Northern
Minnesota in the newspaper fleld hus
succeeded In cutting off the business of
ils rival" In this case the exchange is
little mistaken. II the Long Prairie
Londer has not succeeded in "cu,tink off
the business Of its rival" then appear
ances are very deceptive. As a fact, also,
none OF the other "second ventures" have
flied the wants Of The local patrons as
well as tho Leader has, and Simmons has
faculty Of discovering and writing mp
local news equalled ',y few country jour.
nalisls. He is also 4 terror to any news
paper ma" who gets into Z discussion
with him, and it is only those who are
new ia the field who will be drawn into
controversy with him.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Guns and Ammunition cheap for ahe
next thirty daysat .::. :.
=. ,T.A.' H. +. ScHLEusENER's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

." I'M .> Il 'poluBllvM aAOls.
1lsAa pus 'sso!ad uAop ksM 10 plos "a.
o. 'slusmsAoldm! pus suIs,,sd ,ss,vl suh
10 ssAo,s 5u!1ssq pns 5nl4ooo j. psol1so.
Y peA!eoel lsnf aeussnslqoe Il 4.H-El
r tB-oh dear. Oh deafs 10 think that,
! might have saved from 5 to 10 cents.
per yard on flannels, hsd 1 bought them
.of R,chard Bros, Bros., makes me feel ugly:
.Dnt ! VIII know where % 50 next time!
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Henry fennock and wife intend 10
leave tor California the first of next week.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

POTATOES WANTED
~. AT Tanners.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

New hats ard 4. rimminga ne
ALREADY displayed &C Ms Perlev,.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

John Velxel Is making rome hne
improvements II his r,oms over The drug
store. He = having them reprinted,
kalsominesl and pApereCi. :#S..
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
Yes. WHY t,l,Ou1 We o

Call and zee or new goods
HRRRpH RRos.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

.# y adge Baxter has rendered Il decision
sin the case of ] D. Lach hance v.. The
3 Villago of Little Falls, and The decision
:was favorable 10 8fr I4achance. As stated
sin. these columns no week. APO. The
isutt was 70 recover 800 paid Tho village.
last bpring for i roller rink license, ac-
c'ordins g the provisions of 4 yillage
ordinance. Judge Baker decides that
the village coun ell had no right ,o
demand license fco from the Kinks. al-
though i could pass ordinances regular.
ing them.
b w. w. Hartley, one uf The promiuen,
Republicans Of Northern Minnesota, Is
still postmaster at Brainerd but 4 change
IL respected soon. Chas. JOHNSON and J.
H Koop have both circulated petitions
among the citizens of that city daring
the past week, and it - probable that
one OF these gentlemen will be appointed.
Both are Democrats and prominent busi.
ness men, bu: it IS supposed that John
sons chances are the beet. He is u
druggist, and it is good year for Demo
cratic druggists to get postoffioes Welzel
OF Little Falls and Can field of Long
Prairie are pillmakers. P. 81. is post
master or pillmaker. YOU see. @=
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

" .. Simmons has his room on First
strest nearIy eompleted, and his stock Of
|. |. hne groceries will he here 10 few days.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

The Little Falls Live Stock com papy
have number of new localsthis week.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Macrane cord at RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

The Oliye Chill plow leads all others.
Sold by J. W. BERG.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

ID Capt. Hosde made business trip I
st. Cloud on Wednesday forenoon.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

A. T. DC cRae, the Swanville merch hant.
wa was IN town On Tuesday and reported
that business was improyiny a, that
nface ~ ii. 81 SS5E 8..@l% 44G
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
! LITTLE FALLS, OCT. IS, 1885.
LOCAL ITEMS.

60 , Z : Z ~
WHEAT-No.1 hard, SO cents; No.
! Northern. 78; !; No. 2 Northern, Is; No.
8, 20; rejected, IS. 43= :
D: :. ): Burns waa in town again yester.
day. v i %% ) ) ss 81 ID. d: z.. 5
Collectors are after the farmer. these
- -. 2 \ !: ": =; .
VIM: Bualsr1has new advertisement
tllis week. &
]. g. Flynn went 10 81. Paul on
Wednesday. :
J. W. Berg made sank Rapids visit
last Sunday. It. !,
Chas. hcchau returned from Hudson,
Wis. on Tuesday. e.
S. Fl. Muncy is doing good deal of
horse racing on paper.
A plumber Of Little Falls people were
at tue Belle Prairie Catholic fair.n.
Mrs. N. Richardson made relatives in
Bellevue a visit during the week.
. Capt. Honde made a business trip to
n fIlos,A =.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16
MRS, L, PERLEY
Dealer iu
Millin cry and -.
Fancy Goods.

4 complete line of the latest styles in HATS,
RiBRONS, LACEs, sVELVETS. SATINs,
HAIR WARES anc variety Of LADIES FUR.
FISHING GOODS. Prices low and goods al
ways satisfactory. Call and zee for yourselves.
,aS-Opposite J. Simmons store, Little Falls
MINI. -&* - -
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

q few days ago Ortonyills voted
~, go e pey for the right ef way ii an
extension q the Little Fails & / a,:o,a
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

Mrs. N. Richardson made relatives in
Bellevue a visit during the week. 7
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

ulilvan's nrIs sto rc and dwelling
4l'l ihol'se q ~anville will sn,n 81 CON.
5pleted, and viii y ono of The best tnitis
SiDgs n that settlement !.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

accommodation OF lumbermen. -
We are sorry 10 announce that L. g.
WorthinEton's health is again very poor
and he is confined to h is house. ,. Sl. 5s..
Jonathan Taylor was appointed county
{ namissinner for the Little Falls and
Pike Creek district on Monday.
p.
George Ba,ters was ont hunting on on
Wednesday and returned with twelve
geese, but they were all lin onss. +
J 1lAh II I. fask Reruslicas. .re grained, ga a
over the news from Ohio, and The Demo.
cFa's ssy they afe not disappointed any.
" =. sinnons has his room on First
strest nearIy completed, and his stock Of
|. ane groceries will ke here 10 I few days.
4. e McRar, the Swanville merchant.
was in town On Tuesday and reported
Y, that business was improyiny a, that
place. #s:.E III.
SsSs = sUssss ~ StAGa tOIIuSkIHR EOEOo me
improvements n his rpnms over The drug
store. He = having them Jepsintcd,
kalsominetl and papered. ~ s. {
q few days ago Ortoavills voted
$1,000 to ply for the right of vay ef an
g exteDsion q the Little Falls & / a,:ota
from Morris Ia thai place ..ss.
sullivan's nrn sto rc and dwelling
H1IE Shousc q sanville will sn,n 30 con.
pleted, and VIII y one of tie best tniti.
iDgs in that setilenent. 81
{ esharles 1hscls ap dssir.s 8 extend Ills
4 sincere thssksihs 3 nasy lsiends md q
nsiss slois ipr III Ind 8 s nlpa,l,y mp,
|darisg lsial mi 81 I, his III wife.
Z . 4 css1 lblil iasre Gros.
81 r. q q q Is names.
= ~ 4 Z III q
! l!1I Y % sstc s. ands q ID IN.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-16

A plumber Of Little Falls people were
at tue Belle Prairie Catholic fair.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Nlilk.-This is very important summer
diet, but should be used in moderation or it
is liable to produce i'll effects. Drink it in
small mouthfuls and rest a moment between
them. Dyspeptic persons are advised to
beat the milk few moments before drink
ing. This treatment breaks the butter glo-
bules and renders digestion easier. We
strongly recommend skinned milk and
buttermilk rs summer drinks, instead of
ice water. The ice-water dyspepsia, a
common malady during the summer months,
may be entirely relieved by using small
quantities OF freshly churned buttermilk,
accompanied by what is known as a mod
crately dry diet. Breakfast should not be
heavy meal, and hot food should be used
in moderation. Hot tea and coffee literally
partaken of prevents one from feeling com.
Portable all day Radishes ice cold, oatmeal
crackers and milk, dainty slice of cold
lamb, fresh fruiC and cold asparagus
present a breakfast menu that makes hot
weather a luxury.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
nook writing Oman.

"What sort Of a chap is that feler that's
a summerin with you this season." said a
farmer.
"Well, he's middlin pcart hand at the
table, but I'd never send him through q
field to pick out seed corn"
"Does he amount to much?''
Amount to muchP Why, blame il, no!
He's one o these book writing Chaps, and
don't seem to know consarned thing out
side o print"
"He don't?"
''No, he don't. for a blistered fact. Dwin-
die my parsnips, if he didn't tell me yster-
day mornin' that he never curred hoss OF
weancd calf in his life. He don't even
Mark that confession, you boys who
know enough to drink out of jug withol
spilin' his shit buzzem."
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES,
There was young lady in Lynn,
Who said she thought kissing Sym;
But when her new beau
Tried to see il twas so,
She said; so, please do it agynn.,'

Canning Fruit.-Instead of gradually
heating glass jar and jelly tumblers, use an
iron rod or wire about the thickness of
slate pencil, seventeen or eighteen inches
long and bent into hook or ring at once
end to answer as handle. When your
fruits is cooked and ready for the jar, insert
this wire, making sure that it touches the
bottom of the jar, then fill up the cold jar
with boiling fruit or jelly. Do not be
afraid; you will not lose as many jars as
you will by putting them in cold water and
gradually heating them in the old way.
Imperfect jars will break Ell ther way. In
twenty years can only recall the loss of
one jar. noticed in these columns of
short time ago that some one cans rhubarb,
or pie plaut as we call it, with cold water.
have not tried that way, but will des-
cribe my own. To begin, do not strip the
stalks; you not only loose tine and labor,
but much OF the flavor of the plant
Wash it throughy and cut in lengths little
shorter than your jars; crowd 1t in until nc
more can be wedged in, insert the iron wire
being sure it touches the bottom of the jar
and pour in boiling water until it is full, sea
| ling up Immediately. When it is opened
| pour off the syrup and let it cook down Will,
you are cutting up the stalks and making
your pie-crust. Make your pies just as yo,
do from the fresh pie plant, filling up witt
! the syrup. They cannot be distinguishe,
from the pies made of the fresh plant
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
Kind Discipline for Children.

In the bringing up of children an encour-
aging word has in it more of power
than most people imagine. So thinks the
Rev. DIR. Cuyler, who says in the New Yolk
Evangelist: Zone sentence of honest praise
bestowed at the right time is worth whole
volley of scolding. The sun understands
how to raise plants and to open flowers at
this time Of the year; he just smiles ON them
with warm rays, and they begin to grow
and unfold" A storm of scolding that
rises in the morning and lasts until night
has about as good effect on childhood graces
as a hail storm has on young plants.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
A Mighty silent Partner.

A tai woman with red face and conf
dent manner walked iuto an uptown bank a
few days ago and presented check
''No good, madam, said the teller briefly.
"The check is not endorsed"
''Never mind that" said the applicant
for cash, ''its all right; he's my husband.
s'It makes NO difference. We must have
his own signature, even if he is your husband.
"Well, you give me pen and I'll just
sign his name. l just want you to know
young man, that he's mighty silent pard-
ner in our combination, and I'm the boss!''
Albany Argusl.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
H U M 0 R 0 U S.

"oh, Mr. Smith," said a young lady at a
church fair, 81 want your help for a mo-
ment."
"Certainly," replied Mr.. Smith, "what
can do for you?'
II have just sold tidy for s15 that cost
15 cents, and 1 want you to tell me what
per cent thatis?"
ga transaction of that kind, my dear Miss
B. - said Mr.. Smith, who is a lawyer, ''gets
out of percentage and into larceny"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
A Comgote Peaches.

Take some firm, free-stone peaches, cut
them into halves, remove the stones and
dip the halves into boiling water. Then,
after taking off the skins, cook them in hot
syrup, allowing them to boil up twice,
when they will be done enough. Then dish
them up, strain the syrup through sieve
and pour it over the peaches. The compete
may be served either hot or cold.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
BE There Next Time.

A wine merchant, or rather manufactures,
was recently condemned to a heavy fine for
adulteration. Alter the sentence he asked
the chemist how he could have been soposi-
tive that the wine was fabrication. "Be-
cause it did not contain an atom of bitartrate
of potash, which is to be found i'll all natural
wine, =" replied the man of science. Thanks
for the information" returned the trades
man. "The next time you analyze my wines
you will find somer'
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
If She Could only Have Believed Him.

If She Could Only Have believed Him.
A Brooklyn wife lay dying. Her husband
and children were gathered sorrowfally
about the deathbed, watching the last breath
of loved wife and mother, when She fec
bly, whspered
James, will you promise me not to mar
ry again? It's my last wish.'
''fes, dear wife, promise you," replied
the sobbng husband.
'Oh! if could only believe it, James;
but you're such an awful liar!" and with a
soft, sweet, placid smile she camIy sank tc
lest.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

For several years have suffered
greatly from periodical returns of Hay Fe-
yer, At the suggestion of COVERT & CHEZ
yer, Druggists, | obtained Ely's Cream
Balm and used portion of it during "a Sc.
we're attack. can cheerfully testify
as to the immediate and continued relief ob
tanned by Its use. heartily recommend il
to those suffering from this Or kindred com
plants.
(Rev.) II, A. SMITH, Clinton, Wis.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Kissing is said to be very good thing to
make girls lips red. A kiss has some
time been known to make girls lips red
way up to the roof of her forehead when her
mother came into the parlor unexpectedly
Just as the kisser and the kissed were com
ing under the wire
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Professor Proctor says that without
water there can be no volcano" ''That
may be (hic) So" said old Beasly; "and
without whiskey there (hic) would be few
eruptions-at home"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
tbe wanted II understood She Was
Lady.

Lady.
A hatchet-faced woman of about lirty-pne
Summers, with a wealth Of Ireckles
and a snuff stick in her mouth, got into a
crowded car. There were half dozen gen
tlemen on the car, but none Of them offered
to give her seat. After she had waited a
reasonable tine, she said:
"Ef any of you gaoots is waitn' for me
to squat in yer laps, you are barkin' up the
wrong tiee; for want you to understand
that am lady"
A dread that she was not in earnest caused
six gentlemen to leave the car. [ArBansaw
Travelerl
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Glow is Jim Bulard getting on9' asked
a stranger at the railroad station ola Dakota
town. Jim kermitted suicide bout cr
month ago" replied native. "Commited
suicide? How di he commit suicidc?' He
called me liar, stranger"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

doctor, my daughter seems to be going
blind, and she's just getting ready for her
wedding, too! Oh, dear me what is to he
donc?' Let her go right on with the we'd
ding madam, byall means. If anything can
open her eyes, marriage will"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
loc., 25c., SOC. and $i.oo.
HOME TESTIMONIALS:
and $50 P. m,

which had 36
r. Brazilian Balm
OF Brazilian Balm
Of of COLI W. 3 MNUlltS is
the thing tduGg Eagnd noonenN No tongue
could
the relief began taking BHa9 Balm 1873
mcehs Nary on W EIghtd
eye Brazilian Balm will DO all at you claim for t T. 9 | %a 1 % =
Dr. Nj said he 'raznEam cured me in
n AsGrh, ngr
W. B. r. RI children in days with scarlet ieer the fourth child
Brazilian Balm and h recovered
atey,hutOn b. Deputy, MtOfd DEL
Sold by Druggists Dealers, receipt price by
b. +. JACKSON & CO., Prop'rs, Wilmington,
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
Wilmington
Clothing
4. ''0oSS'
Fine Tailoring.
mo. 8O5::-
MAEsK EFT
ST..
Jno. w. Dicfcndorf, Manager.
WILMINGTON, DEL. April I9, IS.
ST.
Jno. w. Dicfcndorf, Manager.

WILMINGTON, DEL. April 10, IS.
Having removed our place Of
business to the above number,
we solicit a continuance OF your
patronage feeling assured we can
give you satisfactory work. We
have a stock Of Suitings and
Trowserings to select from equal
if not superior to any in this mar
ket and our intention is to make
this branch a special feature Of
our business. Thanking you for
your orders III the past we hope
to merit continuance of the
same.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Now Uncle Abe, if you have got anything
on your heart, any last wish, speak out, said
the Rev. Baxter to an old negro who had
only few honrs to live. 81 amt got no
last wish cept dat wants ter get we'll"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Cottage Pudding cup of sugar and
milk, one egg, three tablespoonfuls of melt
ed butter, one pint of -four, two teaspoon
ttls of baking powder. Serve with sauce to
taste. Raisins OF currants may be added to
tue pudding if desired.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

ieO'Pos hoi ooohiiis Uiio Il sss,... o !
may be of value to housekeepers. The
Caterer for August gives the following
among others:
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

Beau Brumuel, when dining at house
ior, waited for pause in the conversation, /,
and then said aloud ''Juhn give me some
more OF that ciderri
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
Heath and Education.

The Sisters Of the Academy of Visitation,
Frederick, Md, are amongst those in charge
of educational institutions who use Red
Star Cough Cure and give it to their pupils.
They write that they can heartily recon-
mend it to their friends.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

A0EATINCwanted for The Lives of all the Presi.
ATUAI Adents of the u s. The largest, hand
huht' osonest best book ever sold for less
han twice our price. The fastest selling book in
America. Immense profits to agents. All intelli-
gent pnope want it. ANY one can become a sue
Portland, Maine,
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
Sizing Him UP.

cav" said scanty-legged young man
in Sixth avenue store, 81 would like to
aw-look at some canes, my deah aw- lady
aw-"
Eyes, sir" replied the yong saleswomar
wearily. lyon want one with rubber
head, SUPPOSE"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22
COOKING PEACHES.

A yarIcted of Ways in which the PENN.
suIar Fruit May he Prepared.
On the approach of the peach season somt
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-08-22

..L-il.sa M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-13

The GastrOnomic Experiment
They tell good story on a South
Georgian statesman, who went to
Charleston in the old days and
stopped at a hotel. "A waiter
brought him some shrimps, which
the Georgian slowed away as best
he could. In moment the waiter
reappeared with a stand of celery.
''No," said the Georgian, shaking
his head solemly. ''Ive tried your
bugs, and don't like them, and you
can bet your life [ don't want none
of your grass. Elk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-13
Lauxhton,s Decorations.

The Alta California says. The
Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
complains that he was suppressed
IS State Librarian without notice,
but Governor Adams, who did the
supp, essing, produces Mr. Latta
who .deposes and says that finding
the Lieutenant Governor. asleep in
the library, and failing to rouse
him, he fastened the notice Of re-
moval ON his stomach. The crushed
official is the only State officer who
therefore. can boast Of Latta's work
on his stomach"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-13

Hon. Philo. J. Parmeter, former
" a member of the Nevada Legis-
lature. died at Elkhart Ind. on the
23d. ult. He had been Mayor of
Elkhart and at the time Of his
death was acting as Councilman.
He was known in Nevada az good
square man, and an incorruptible
legislator.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-13

At all Times Prepared to Meet
Any Decline In the Market and
Give the Benefit Thereof
to his Patrons. Always
ON hand Full and
Complete stock