The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-25

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Ranchers. attention! A lot of new
Grain sacks for sale at Sol Hips.
Mr.J. G. Edwards has been "under
.he weather. for several days. We are
pleased to note he is on the improve.
M. Thackston, John D. Doyle, w.
poharts and w. w. Lewis were Ham
ilton's representatives, to the Conyen-
ten.
Thomas H. Ellison and Ben Payne
,snresented White Rivers unterrified
At the Democratic jubilee this week.
Doc Meek is putting building on
che vacant lot south of Cupid's store,
vhere.he will open his drug store.
Mts. Bailey has sold her mich cows
IA LYONS s. McGill and thinks of going
to California.
Leave ysur or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
W.T.. Gregory, of Snake Valley, and
p. Flanagan, of Spring Valley, were
the Democratic representatives to the
Convention from Eastern White Pine.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland and w. G.
LYONS went to Carson IL attend the
Rspublican State Convention, which
assembled yesterday.
Alot of gents ready-made clothing,
nswest styles, just received at Sol
Hips.
Another cut has been made in wages
in Silver Reef and Frisco, aud many of
the miners are seeking pastures new.
Alta recent gathering out at Lsh-
mans cave, out of party of IS. four
team claimed to hail from Wisconsin.
Judge Rives passed south Thursday
morning to look at political matters
in Lincoln county.
The water supply in Hamilton is
nov so scarce that they are hauling it
from the California mills.
L. another column Doc Meek dis
claims any connection whatever with
the Southern Utah Times.
The ball at the Opra House Wed.
nrsday evening, though not largely
attended, was pleasant affair for
ih"sc who were there.
Sol Hip having determined to TO-
duce his stock, TO make room fer
winter supplies, offers for cash a liberal
allowance.
A meteor Of great hrilliancy, Ac-
companied by noise n of n cannon,
burst in the vicinity uf Ruby Hill the
latter part OF last week.
Same aver tho late Democratic
County Convention did nat adjourn at
oil, and it looks that way from the
buzzing that's going on get. "Let us
have peace
Several incipient fires, in which e.
Wissl and Z. Dart narrowly escaped q
severe burning. occurred in town this
week. Pipes and candles we're the
causes.
superintendent Of Schools Thacks-
ton, has left box of new school books.
exchanged for old ones, at the News
office. They can be had by the parties
named thereon by calling Mt this office.
United We stand, divided we fall +"
u tho motto of the great State of Ken
lucky. We hope it will also be the
motto OF the Democracy of White Pine
this Fall.
ITO the victors belong the spoils, )"
- an axiom in political as we'll as in
military warfare; but many grand
army has been ruined by an indulgence
10 excess in that line. This is for the
oeneft OF the Democratic party of
white Pine county. Will they heed iti
Sol Hip wishing to close out his
summer and fall supply of gents and
ladies' shoes, a liberal discount for cash
will be allowed.
Mr. King, of the Southern Utah
Times, is placing the NEWS in a very
unpleasant position, by garbling its
news items and changing them to suit
MS fancy, under heading that leaves
Tue general reader to believe we are
aiens responsible. This is neither fair
nor mahly, and we hope Mr.. King will
aesist from this practice.
There are wild rumors in the air OF
,1e boycott" having struck Taylor.
a any man in this community is to be
ooycotted for any honest act of consci-
en1sus conviction, we believe the good
~, .vnss OF our people will not tolerate it.
ino boycott is two-edged sword that