The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-30

ma doubt by the middle OF November
touch 81. We hope so.
los. Carothers is In Eureka, and
will probably be in on this mornings
stage.
Sol Hip has just received 27O rolls
ofchoice roll and California butter.+
Next Tuesday be a man and vote
the ticket you think right. without
fsar. favor or bribery. An honest
vote is an honest conscience.
Mrs. James Reilly, of Hamilton, is
said to he seriously i'll. DIR. Owen
came over from Eureka to attend her.
T. A. Culver, Superintendent of the
Martin White at Ward offers the Will
low Creek ranch for rent for num-
Der of years.
The registered vote Of White Pine
DI, of which we have published, with
the exception of Cold Creek is 600,
which will be about the vote cast.
Nae Meek has some fine brandies
and WHISTLES for medical use. A bot
lie of the latter sent To this office was
the bes, prescription We ever got from
a drug store.
Sol Hip wishing to close out his
summer and fall supply of gents aud
ladies' shoes. liberal discount for cash
will he allowed.
The Miners saloon (the first to sue
cun,b 10 the dull tines was closed
M Monday. The relentless landlord
did il.
T. Barter and wife, of Canton,
Ohio. large owners in the Argus min
ing property. have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. UnderhiIl at the
mill for the past week. They return
home to-day.
A lot Of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hips.
II has been long time since White
Pine has had resident candidate on
the State ticket. We should. without
respect to party, send John Mckrrnan
for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, off
with hsadspme majority.
The attention of ihc public n gen
eral anil - ~ k'ppers IN particular
is called ihe pr 'Glamauaa of Shrr
iT Blsse't IN smother cnlumh IN reiu-
ton in elec'ion day.
We Iclirvc whoever i elected To
the Assembly, from White Pine thai
Vim VI. Stewart will MT command
single vote fram either party fo.
United States senator. Why should
hcl
when this cruel var is over. we II
be glad Politics. politics. nothing
hut politics in our exchanges. S me
Of them fair and manly. like the Reno
Journal; others vile nm dirty.
smokers. attention Celebrated
Verhrna cigars aud Dukes Cameo
cigarettes at d. e. Nc Donald's Fashion
saloon.
For dull campaign this beats MI
the record IN these parts in the mem
DRY of the oldest inhahitant. The
battle Is all being waged in the West
ern part Of the State and the outpnsts
are left tn take care of themselves.
Poor generalship.
j. ID. Doyle and e. VI. Thackston.
Democratic candidates for County
Clerk and Recorder. were in town
ms week on their circui: of the
county. They report the prospects of
the ticket favorable in all sections.
Just received. nice invoice of ladies
dress goods, hats, flannels, etc, Mt Mrs.
Grallams. Cali and examine them.
j. F. Cupid, who for the past six
weeks has been hobnobbng with the
great men of ST. Louis and Chicago.
returned home last Sunday. looking
as II he had Jared we'll. Johnny tells
oi some funny experiences he had in
Iowa and Kansas, where it is " n hid
""us sin for "a man TO wet his throat.
But he was equal to the occasion all
the same.
Ed. Martin, erstwhile of Hamilton.
ward and Cherry Creek, but for sew.
eral years past n resident of the Mud.
ny IN Lincoln codnty, passed through
Taylor few days ago EN- route for
San Francisco in search of medical
treatment. He is almost blind, hav-
Tag lost the sight of one eve entirely
and the other being also affected.
Don't forget the ball at the Opera
mouse next Monday. The proceeds
will hn amt A., A.. -.