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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

feiner pFi9t na@, betriibt uns elntam.
St aonnte ben gnbersn lire Jr6bli9feit,
ober linn that fie mel. Oarum bl'eb
ct aud an ienem Sage brauBen I'M 8orz
merf Bel {einen pferoen, bur9flo6t ibre
Mdbnen NIT bunten 8dnbern an5 CAB
fi9 alle Mnbe, Don Dem 5efte 10 menig
als mDgli1 su b6ren. Mber fein Sbr
pernabm bod al ben Subel, unb bur9
bas Obr Hang er ibm in's punoe. Sara
binein. Da i6loB Der arme 8urf@e bic
5biir bes Staaes, trat gu benz braunen
0eugfe bin, Der iein Sieblingspferb
nar, unb ieufste ii9 an ieinem 9alle
re6t aus.
gD1breab er 10 baitanb, Deraabm' ct
pl6blia cine tpoblbetannte Wannes'
ffimme, beren Slang ibm bas belle Blui
ms Intlib trieb. yto6 tprllte er 3tpels
feln, aber ba b6rte er ieinea Namen rll'
fen umo glei6aeitig Elm Glopfen on Der
beridlofenen 5blr. 6aitig ribtete Ct
fi6 empor unb bffnete bebenben 9er'
aens. Gg mar, mie ct permutbet; Dor
ibm fiano Gtefan, bet alte Ri@ter.
Saras fanb tein Wort 6es GruBes,
au9 ber @reis nidte ibm nur f9meigenb
3u. ct i9ten tief betiimmert. 9omm
fagte er enbli9 mad elmer turae1. pelns
lt1en pauie.
gDobin? ftammelte 9aras berlegsn.
Dem &i1ter i1ier cine Mnttport auf
biele Grase tibehliiig. Sd bin bereits
Bel Deiuem Germ geDeieu, fagte er, er
giebt Sid nod beute fret. Oeinen
Rleioerlad tannit Du Dir na9fommen
laKen. Mein Wdgel6en barrt Dor bem
S6loRe.
Sd tann nibt, ertui6erie Saras leife
unb tpenbete f6 ab.
(6ortfesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
: geod, qJ2ittbeiluuoen bes General

- Na9 Mittbeilungen bes @enerals
poifmeilters b. Stephan in Der Budget
Gommiiiion beg bentiden &ei6stages
eri9einen CUR 3eit auf benz gelammteu
@rbenrunb ettpa 34,700 3eitungen in
1882, 900, 900 @remplaren, alio per
&opf ber lebenben Weni6en ettpa 81
@remplare. 8on bieien 3eitungen er.
f6eineH in europa 19, $40, in Norbs
amerita 12.400, in 4fen 750, in Siibs
Nmertta 500. Sn englii9er SpraGe
erf6eineH 16,500, in beutI9er 1900, in
frana6Iii@er $3.50, in fpanii9er Spras
DE 1000 3eitungen. gtwa 1920 3ei=
tungen eri6einen tdgli@, 10000 swei=
unb breimal m69entlid, Der &eit mos
natli6, beau. idbrli9 eiumat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
0rs. g. s 8. 9aDteio,t,
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of anatomy.
st. g onie, 81 o,

Or. 8. SaDieion erlaubt fi9. feline
jablreiden Greun6e bon ieiner Intunft
In San AntoniD sl inforniren uito er
ipirbsfi9 glidli9 i9dBen, oieielben 5u
entpfangen, In benz Menger Sotel,
3imnter Nr. III i'm parterre.
Spre9futloen BON 10 uDr Nornllfs
tags bis 4 llbr 9a@mittass tdgli@ ooer
mad llebsrsintOmnen.
t1erpD1e, WrDntlMe unD OluIS
: @ronfkoffc,4
Sttui'l90''1"
NIIe biejeniden, bic iin aus unbDrz
sMt;nfe;f eins prnufbeit n0er Elm 11ebel
I.s9.'o.s. .., ss sase,, sn~Ssr+ or o,,f nhre
sn9e5Dgen guVsa, lulDs.1 = u"h Dy.s
Ber3uB Det tgnl DDr5ulpreWeH. Selhe
Ion9idbrigen, In ben be1fen oeltl1en
uu6 frana1flifheu S)DIDitdlern qe1Qnts
,,sIter Erfohri,noen hieteu aeuiioen6e
Goronf;e hos nIIen init 6en ermdbnteu
~ Ssa..szs;t.., ~ ashestessr SO beae wn6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

- nSat er geitern N6eno UNI Deine
9auo angebalten?" fragte bic Ulutter
elfrigit bic Sodter. als bieielbe lpdt
gum Grdbfiif berunterfam. = vNein,
nod ni6t gan5." "-nWas bat ct ge.
iagt?" "-D@r bat mir atpei Mal Bic
6anb gebriidt unb fagte, ieb mlroe cine
nor3iigli@e Grau abgegeben ftir Seman'
ben, Der perniinftig genug tpdre, nit
mir wobin gu geben, no Su mid nllr alle
5man5ig Sabre elm Ntal beiu9en f6nn,
teif."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
aetn anpd,eu. Met i en- n,ehr.

@bparo Sbepberb in 0arrisburg, Sa., iast
y sOa Der @ebrau@ beS @lectric Sitter 70 pobl.
tbdtige Golsen fir mid bate, bllte id mid fiji,
berpfi4tet, oieS Der leiDe,tOen Wenfdbeit nit
antbeilen Sd bate a9t Sabre lang Elm bofei
Bein nnb meine aer3te bebaupteten, bab ent
peber Ser auo@en gefdabt ooer oas 8ein ab.
genommen peroen miine. Statt beiIen gebrau9.
te td oret Glefden @leetric Sitter unO Z S@a9.
teln 8udlens grniea. Salbe unb mein 8ein If
iest sefunb.
electric 8itters nirS itets ben GrfoIg haben,
Der fiir bafelbe beanipru9t tpirb. Sur sc
Gents bic Glai9e bel u. 0reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Wettete se,,t sebe,,.

Serr .. 8. BileoxIon bon Sore gaSe, ap.,
beribtet, bab er birIe Sa1re an Rbtbiiis unb
Sarntranfbeit lit Die S9mepen Warea su-
psilen unertrdslid unO beruriadtsu ibm ardm.
pie. Gr oerlud)te electric Bitter uno fd)on mad
Der erften Glaide ipiirte er Geieruns nno mad.
Dem er 5lafden senommsn bate, mar er gang
lid sehe,lt nno sepdnn IS Pfunb On 6leift),
VI bebauptet, eab ct seitorben pdre, bdtts sr
nldt electric Bitter sebraudt. 8u baben, so
@ents bic Gtalde bel u. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
SOL" Sunge Dame auf Befu,

uGOl." Sunge Dame auf Befu9
IN GentudD: gBds fur eine Ma1Ie Nes
ger es bier geben muB. SD babe eben
ben Beridt iiber Die geitrige MaHen=
Ieriammlung geleien uuo geieben. baB
fait aae 8ieesprdiibenten gfeger tparen.
Jrau pOm 9auie: unm6gIi6, meme
Siebe. 3eigen sic eiumal ber = OBJ,
n@oi." baB beiBt ni6t colored ionbern
Colonel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

Die sfutfdeu fiuO neu, mobsrn, bequem rHo
bic gferbe ausgsseifnet. Grembe, pelde Iid
oerfelbtn bebientn wolleu, Fnbeu iie aui oenn,
aIamo. uno Brain. FlaBa 8eleHunsen ton.
men auberoem i'm Stale, Gde bon Souiton.
Strabe unD aSenue 6 oOsr per 9elepbon no.
3o6 sema9t perben. Preile raiIonable.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

Sm 2auf Der lebten bier Mo9en
tpuroe elm in 2arebn befinoli9es gors
bell 3ueimaf angesaaoet, aber isbesmaI
gerettet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Serr gautId) BON ssrarfenthurn.

= Serr gauti6 bon Grarfentburn,
Der iugen6liGe l1nterri6tsminiiter De-
iterreids, entpuppt ii9 bsreits i'm ftrabs
lenofen 2i9te als Elm eingefleii9ter
Seinb beg DeutlGt6uns. Wie elm See
legramm aus 8ien nelbet, oerfiigt ein
grlaB biefes famoien unterri6tsminis
tiers, baB bas Wert ubie 9roBen
S9la6ttage aus Dem Nationals Sample
Oeuti9lanbs gegen Granfrei6 i'm Sabre
l8701 (Spamer'fd1e 5ammlung) aus
allen 96lilerbibliotbefen in vunauffdIiz
ger Weife" aus3ul@eiben iei. = Sie inz
terehanten Nattonen unb gtati6n9en
Oeflerrei6s tperoea bieiem grlaB mo-
tiirIib auiubeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

= 9abe Songaline in aussebebnter
Weiie BEL Neuralgia uno Rbeumatiss
mus angemanot unb babe es als fi9es
reg, lei9tes uno erfol9rei6es Mittel be-
funben. Su allen Gdlen pun rbeumas
tli6en uno neuralgii9eu 59meraen
i9eint es Elm @pe5ificum gu iein.
s. %. priHble, so. s.,
@ranb &apios, Mfi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22
Glllpfo6leIl::

-. u.r on ,.r,nr.
Der @esulator tarrl ausa. @Ms Sg sn'ple9ts e9t
n!sgrss ssn a4fR sroabf o9s5 d spsa ssa 0a
aania; siia, mo. IS, a. ssrnarS.
Sd iitf istr an MasenbeidpsrDen. aoR5isa 60 dIs. =
IN YIN Ma9uas ps,sr saa}s ssaas Oas nr "a S.J,; }si
.;n rsSsssu ;s,srss ss;1miisi oeos eia seSsn Ds
srae M Soiis, Sic ID sinaobm, baIf mir iebr unO
i 8stt elmer Bo9e mar ID - art uao sie ida,,s re ns
c.n @ Sbs,ssSis s ~ =. - orbron@te. "
RidmOnO, 8a. 90. erenfbat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-22

Die
GBobsntittbe Sreie MreiFe
erldeint
ieben Dcnneritas
unb tciiet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fur 9
MOnote in gOruusbesublans.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

Here is the situation in c putshell.
We-the United states--.llow English
speculAtcrs to fix the market price Ct
ailvsr. They bay our silver a. 9s cents
per ounce. They take the silver to
india-where it is coined free, AID where
It becomes the cole legal tender and only
current money, with a value Of 81. 30
per ounce. Indian wheat and cotton are
bought with our cheap silver and brought
into European markets to compete with
American wheat and cotton. In other
words the Briti.i cheaper our silver.
and lower the price Of our wheat and our
cotton. I'll. mine owner Of Colorado.
the wheat farmer Of Illinois, and the
cotton planter Of Louisiana, ere made to
pay tribute 60 England through the cri-
minal policy Of our own government in
practically demonetizisg silver.-Dsnvcr
Journsl Of Ccnmercs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

The Indiana, says the Carson Index,
have changed their tune, AMI now con.
lident'y assert that the coming Winter
will be mild. Pine nuts are not 80 scarce
as they were supposed to be, aud the
Fail crop Of lapooses has been large,
which they ssy is an infal!ible sign Of an
open season.
j. &. Todman. the well.known tyne.
sticksr and late publisher and editor Of
the True Fissure at Candeleria, ia in
Carson and expects to secure employ.
ment at Reno. The Tribune wishes the
Carson boy success wherever he goes.
Information OF the whereabouts Of
VIM. Carr and VI. Striker, both natives
OF Gold Hill, will be thankfully received
by Rev. Father Cd ,nnrll, rector Of st.
Patrick's Church, q Id Hill
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

TESTING SILVER ORs.-An old prog.
pector giyes the follow ing test for ssce,.
tanning the percentage Of silver con.
tsined in ores: Pulvorise the ore and
roast it in salt over slow FIRE. This
will give chloride OF silver. Take the
roasted ore ind put It into strong solu.
ton of salt and let it stand for "a hours.
The result will be chloride Of silver in
solution. Drain Oft the solution care.
fully, cvaporate and place the residue In
test tube. Then add nitric acid and
you obtain nitrate Of silver. Put the
mixture thus obtained into salt and
water. and the white precipitass is pur.
chloride Of silver ready for melting
Stats Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

DE-. NORM. a French physician, 10 hi.
new work on the hygienics Of beauty.
askes dead ac. against earrings. In
numbers Of eases ha has known erys;.
pelas to result from their use. The idea
that they are good for weak eyes he
quite disposes OF. 1t 10 possible, he says,
that in cases Of inlamed eyes they might
act Is . counter irritant, but II they did
they would mako the lobe Of the ear,
which not being rich in blood vessels,
has little recuperativs vitality. in state
OF permanent liberation. There 10 no
sursr test Of good or bad constitution
than the state Of the ear which has been
pierced and exposed to the irritation Of
heavy earrings. ii tie lobe, keep red
and swollen they proclaim bad blood and
scrofulous tendencies.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1857 vi lhr sterling Medical
Anniiai, known rs H,siptter's Almanac, is
now ready, and may be obtained, free OF cost,
oil druggists and gen raj country dealer in Ill
parts Of the United States, Mexico. add indeed
"a every civilized portion of the W stern
Hemisphere. This Almanac has Bech Issued
regularly Ut the commencement Of every year
for over oie-tif b Of u century. 1t conlhlncs,
with the solindest practical advice for the
preservation anil restoration Of health, a large
ing, and the calendar, astronomical caicula-
tiQns. chronological items, &c, are prepared
with great cure, and Viii he fund entirely
accurate. The Issue OF II ,stetter's Almanac
f,r 1857 will prnbably BIZ the largaz, edition
Of mciical work ever published il. nny
country. Tue proprist0ra, Messrs. Hosrcti,r
q Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt OF two
cent stamp, will forward a copy By mail to
neishLorhood.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

The most ingenious audacious lie Of
the current year comes to US from Jetfer.
sonville. Ind. 1t relates to John Moor.
man, whose head being crushed in an &C.
cident, extreme measures were necessary
to save his life. A ready witted surgeon
suggested that the injured half Of the
brain be removed and the corresponding
half OF the brain Of heifer freshly killed
put in its place. The operation succeed.
ed, the patient recovered and he now
combines the business tact of a grown
man with the peculiarities Of eiddy
cali He goes to market or to pasture,
chews grass or tobacco as the spirit
moves him. He is equally at homo in
the drawing room or cattle shed and has
speaking acquaintance among both the
human and the bovine species. Ho bel.
lows and speaks English with like
dueney. end ii he possessed the physical
A. we'll as the mental properties of
hsifer he would probably brush the gies
OF his back with his tail.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25
BILL ARr ON WOMEN.

There is no record anywhere in m,
history. OF . happy married state wher,
man had more than one wife. Lancet
had two but the scriptures say no NOR,
ahcn. him. Adam had but ono and
l'can had one, and they started the busi
mess Of peopling the world. Old Father
Abraham had one, when he took an.
other On the sly Aunt Sarah got after
him and fsyed out the second one with q
thrash pole and ran her of. Jacob had
ssEe, and If ever a msa deserved two be
did, hut they didn't get along we'll,
taop'h they were sisters. Moses had
oily one. King David had several, but
as va, curasd with 'em, and actually
committed murder TO get one Of them.
Ral lived in anguish evsr after. for he
sal, MY Elm is greater than I can bear. {"
Solomon must have had an swful time
q Il. for he had thouaand, and they
Kept him 30 hsrassed and bsdeyiled that
he few to his inkstaud and wrote that
he had found one good man, but good
woman in q thousand he had rot found.
OF course not. How could q woman be
good when she is only thousandth part
ct wife! Bat Solomon repented Of his
Jelly and said it wss all vanity, and ad
Fised all men ito live joyfully with the
vile whom thou lovess," and to "bewar.
OF arrange women" neyer think of
fhe surplus wives who are sealed to the
Mormons without feeling of badness
and pity for every new one csnoes the
others panz Of shame. They are al in |
prison and their dependence Is like that |
OF csgsd bird that tams,y looks for |
food. There is no escape, for woman is
q proud creature, and will suffer in 81.
lence rather than parade her folly to the
world. Did you ever notice how a
woman will suffer and be strong, ca.
recially ii she has child to keep her
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

Farmer Gilman fixed gun in his
melon patch, in Summerset, Iowa. 10
such way that the person who stirred
certain large, ripe melon would re.
csive charge Of beans. lie meant to
remove the gun in the morning If no
thief wss caught in the night, but before
light hia mother-in.law went cut to Ve.
melon, and 60. the beans. She was
seriously wounded, and refuses to te.
lisve that Gilman did nc. set the trap
for her.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25
ODDS AND ENDS.

| Mrs. Hstty Green. Of New York, il
the richest woman in the United States
She is worth $4,000, 600. She was left
si3. o03.oeo By her father and an aunt,
and has Increased that property to the
figures rsmed by specula.ions on Wal
street.
There are twsnty.seven peaks in Ne
vsda, exceeding 10000 feet 10 height.
Wheelers peak, 1906 feet above the
level Of the sea, has the distinction of
being the highest point in Nevada.
The snow sheds in che Rocky Moua.
tsins. on the Canadian Pacific, are Eve
miles ia length and COS: 1880 GOO.
Four thousand five hundred men are at
work OF them.
Dat Of l,osG paintings contributed to
ths exhibition Of the Royal Institute of
Painters in wate. colors in London. 342
were sold icr total of $751; 900.
"A wal, OF brownstone. topped with
bronze fence, keeps stray kline off the
$500, goo premises OF James C. Flood,
on Mob Hill, San Francisco.
During the year ending October slst,
NJ. Pss.eur innoculated 2,4e3 patients,
which ia an everrge of about eeven a
day.
Locomotives row run in Jerusalem,
and the shriil steam whistle is heard in
the streets one trod by kirg David.
In spite of every precautiou. Socialist
pamphlets are being extensively circul..
ted among the Cermsn troops.
All the known French playa since the
earliest times have been collected in
Paris. They number 1880.
The Berlin Postal Company deny that
their movement to establish postal ser.
rice has collapsed.
The census Of Germany for the year
1855 shows an increase in the population
II ALLIES.
Welsh title. payers are now threatened
With dynamite if they dare to make
,ayments.
The first railway on the Molay Pen.
nsula has been opened in the State of
'elsngor.
A New York advertisement announ.
as $1,000 plays for sale at Eve cents
ach.
The official census of Prussia show. a
opulation of 5s,3ls.4 ass persons.
10 Spain less than IS per cent. OF the ,
opulation can read and write. II
AN experimental rsilrsy has been
pened successfully in China.
The Skye crofters who were impri,.
led have been liberated.
The Welsh Conservatives propose 10
'rm national union.
1t cost Florida nearly $4,000 to got ,
Or new Constitution. a
The government psyu $1,000 an hour c
/. pensions. A
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25
ODD MARRIAGES.

| the Rev. d. n. Lowell, of tie Az
Grove Methodist Church in tina CITY
read q paper before small but attentiv
gathering in the lecture room of tn
Hudson Avenue Methodist Church. II
dwelt upon The different wars tina
Ipeople present themselves for marriage
the sad results of some marriages, an,
the amusing incidents that cccur. NJ
Lowell said: IAN that pertains to thl
work OF the ministry is Of interest, an,
profitable to US ~ We exchange on,
Thoughts in conference. Every min
lister has various experiences in startin.
people in married life. sometimes these
experiences are pleasant, sometimes sad
and amusing. and oftentimes very an.
noying.
"Onc of the strange cases wso where
colorai man had become enamored OF
an Irish girl, snd they finally presented
themselves fo- marriage. After the
ceremony had been performed they left
apparently happy. On the day following.
TIE man returned and wanted the mar.
risgs rndone, bat oil ! could do WIS
simply to refer them to & lawyer. An.
other case that is amusing, and yet sad,
is where once married Young couple
and when had pronounced them man
and wife tbs yong man paid me 81,
and explained he wns unable to nav
more, as be had just lost what little
money he possessed A short time altar.
ward his wife died and shis young man
came to borrow 50, from me, promising
to return il in day or tive; but instead
Of returning it he went to neighboring
minister and wa. remarked on my money.
was once called to house to perform
the rites OF marriage, having the certia
cate, all made out. with ne. At the
house the friends were waiting. The
table was spread with bounteoue sup.
ply. When i. was time for the cere. |
mony the bridegroom came forward, not
leaning on the arm Of the groom, bu. she |
was supporting him. He wa. so much |
under the influence Of liquor as to be IN. |
able to walk. At my reques. he was
seated and l had talk with the intended
bride, and learned that she was the
laughter of rich and respectable par.
'ents. Her father waa to shower dovry
II 10000 on her at the time Of mar.
'iage, and she insisted on marrying thi.
'oor drunken wretch, who did not own
dollar. l fatty refused and left the
louse, taking the certificate with me, az
did not deem it right to marry a man
hat did not know what he was about.
These are some Of the few cases that
ave come to my notice. Oftsntin,es |
m compelled to turn couples away that
resent Themselves for marriage, for
arious reasons. The fees for ministers
airy for performing the ceremony.
Sometimes they receive as high as 500,
nd more, and range from that as low as
|, and nothing. 0ftentimss some ask
have the fee trusted, which 10 always
one. Some frequently agree to pay
'ore and others never pay at all. Al
any Express.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

A rich vein of lisinons coal has jus.
been opened on z. A. Kings ranch, near
Mark West. A vein Of the same kind of
coal was opened on the ranch recently,
aud has been worked quite extensively
The coal from the frat vein has been ussd
for cooking purposes and in = CRATE, and
gives perfect satisfaction It is better
than the average Canal coal and desrer.
but leaves ashes. We were shown a
sample CT the coal taken from the new
vein recently, and it certainly has the sp-
pearance of being Of fine quality. 1t
contains but little carbon and i. aorne.
what lighter in weight and color than
the b:tuminous or Liverpool! coal A
practical miner from Mount Diablo Is en-.
gagged in the vein, ard says the finder Of
such prospect would get $500, for it in
his district. Santa Rosa Democrat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

A Deriing justice llolds court out Of
doors, because the Laws Of tho territory,
no says. do not provide for justice Of.
fee and the fees will not permit the
justies to psy rent and have anything
left.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

At ore Of the restaurants ia this city
yesterday was sstn the unusual spectacle
OF an American, Negro, Indian aud Mex.
lean seated in a row at the lunch counter
indulging in that which is Indispensable
to all nations--a hearty dinner. San
Bernardino Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

A good cement to fasten on lamp top.
il melted alum; use as soon as melted.
and the lamp is ready for uso as soon a.
The cement i cold.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

The most efiectual remedy for slimy
and greasy drain pipes is copperas die.
solved and left to work gradually through
The pips.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25

A poplar tree was recently cut down
near Now Middleton. Ind, that meas.
nred twentyseyen feet in circumiere noe.
The tree made $4,000 shingles, 1000
rails, 600 feet Of l4mbsr and twenty. Eve
cords Of stove wood.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-25
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