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The Republican journal., 1886-03-18
Resolutions of Respect.
Hall of tNDINE LODGE of G. T., NJ
PROSPECT, Me, March 4, |

Hall of tNDINE LODGE of q. T., No $40,
PROSPECT, Me, March 4, lSS6.
Whereas; In the dispensation of divine Provi
dence, a beloved brother, Geo. A. Hartman, has
been removed from the ranks of our Lodge by
death
Resolved, That by the deatr of Brother Harri
man, our Lodge is bereft of faithful member
our order of a beloved brother.
Resolved, That while deplore the loss of our
brother, we bow submissively to the will of Him.
who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That we tender to the bereaved father
and brothers, the sincere sympathy of this Lodge.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the Republican Journal for publication
and copy spread upon our records.
FRANK X. LANE,l Committee
HELEN NJ SMITH, on
ORA LIBBY, J Resolutions
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FISH AND FISHING. Vessels for the early
southern mackerel fishing fleet are getting
ready for a start. In Portland, the steamer
Novelty is fitting out. Last year the first YES
sci started from Gloucester on March-4..... The
lobster business of Prince Edward Island is a
pretty extensive industry. Last season more
than $4,000 cases, or about IL million cans of
Holsters, were put up. The Holsters averaged
about - to the can that the whole catch
will amount to over 22, 100000 fish. Nova SEQ
tia put up about 100000 cans last season. 1t
is estimated that 1900 people are engaged in
the fishing and packing of Holsters on Prince
Edward Island......There are 607 Maine vessels
employed in the cod and mackcrel fisheries,
and 2O,9S0.95 tons. The total amount of mack
erel caught in 1885 was 103 1S4 barrels in 11S
vessels, with crews of 1756, of which Portland
vessels caught 10000 barrels. Glouccsters
catch was 10000 barrels. The latest catch of
cod for Maine was 169,975 quintals in 730 YES
sells.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The Oglethorpe, Georgia Echo, claims that
granite quarried in that vicinity is 1.-THE best In
the United States" Guess not. Maine has a
perpetual patent on the best granite.
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farm. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

'pr thi~ department brief suggestions. facts,
anl experience are solicited from hou>ekeep-
rr~, farmers and gardeners. Address Agri-
cultural EDITOR, journal Office, Belfast. Me.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

country, and adapted in all lis principles. its
teachings and practices to every portion OF our
land. For upward of twenty years has it been
in existence had it not been right and founded
upon Justice and truth. ii never would have
lasted all this time. 1t has been thoroughly
tried and proven. and has resulted not only in
great good to its own members, but TO farmers
everywhere. 1t j. no longer "A theory; no
longer an experiment. 1t is to-day Il bright,
living fact, and one of the permanent iustitu-
tions of our country; and as has been the ease
in the past. Just in proportion that its true
aims and objects are understood, do we find
prejudice and opposition passing away. 1t has
only to be understood. lis true objects and pur-
poses explained, and every farmer of intclli-
gcnce and progress will give it his hearty sup
port.
THE GRANGE.
Since God created the earth agriculture has
existed. There is no occupation that prccedc>
il, no order or association that can rank with
the tillers of the soil. Before literature exist
ed, before governments We're known, agri-
culture WAS the first calling of man. The
Order Of Patrons l. the only association that
originates, exists, and works with its members
in their daily avocaionS. 1t i> part Of the
farmers life; it does not call him from his
work to put his mind upon amy other subject.
but tends to recreation in hi> daily duties, and
by cheerful instruction to eulighrm and elevate
his labor. If, teachings are the lOttirst that
man can seek. 1t does not interfere with his
religious or political views. In morality it
seeks the highest point; honesty is inculcated,
education uurturrd, charity l. a prominent
characteristic, temperance l. supported and
hrotherly love cultivated.
1t i designed to bind the farmers together in
fraternity, and, by encouraging education. adj
vance to higher state Of perfection the science
of agriculture. W aim to encourage the plant
ng of fruit, and flowers, by Which to enhance
the value and increase the attractions of our
b. tl.,.I,a
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Name State Grange, P, of H.

IAN
W must lHt't organization VIII ofSalllAa-
~. f.... I-..,.. - ... .;,. -
class lmt one pcoplr with ruual inStic. Ia aj
iud special privileges To none
The principles of the Grange are as broad is
humanity. limited hN no crccds Or sectional
Iur~ it carries peace protection. and prosuer-
ty tu American homes
Iu his organization of the farmers rest the
.tU'e of all true friends of good government,
.' uur fire. American institutions, of the true
.u.lWthropi>t. and th,. honest American States
lsu.
/ the farmers ot our land intend to hold
tO.r uWn. tlIry must organize The number
= persons engaged in agricultural pursuit, in
'u. nlicd States outuIlnfur all other, com
.iued; hut singh -haldcd they are helpless.
NhiI n AN organized capacity thcv can hold
Iloir OWN.
t,.,,. -r,. ,,,.,.,>-r,,,. ,.,,.>-,.,.
ne bIall2' Is Dmphaically a Farmers in
-t'NIl"u. ana any person engaged III agrlcuItur-
" pursuits. anu NaNlI2 NO interest III coh1ll"t
"A lil' purposes u the Order o1 the age Of
i'ufIrrl ears, ana of good moral character. is
't'-ihit'ip memberships
h.I"N" attempting 10 organize Grange the
.''i'N >hould realize the Importance of the
ii,..i'' lr"l u, as nS1nitten Ittr'I
Il.. uu organization he attempted If the mem
..l- du NOT propose to carry out The object, of
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

Col Sim Donavin, the Democratic party of
Ohio, says that he takes six drinks year.
Alta California.
This is evidently misprint. 1t should read,
six drlunkS Il year, of two months duration
each.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The Jacksonville Times (Dcm.) is warning
on both the Florida senators. 1t speaks of
Senator Call as the author Of ''>ni,le' re>olu-
tions, and intmates that Senator Jones is
crazy.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The Audubon Society, which takes its name
after the great naturalist, j. j. Audubon, has
been established for the purpose of fostering
an interest for the protection Of wild birds
from destruction for millinery and other CONF
mcrcial purposes. The headquarters of the
Society are at 10 Park Row, New York City.
1t invites the cooperation Of persons in every
part of the country.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

\ Texas editor is one of the curiu>itics in
Washington at present, by reason of his extra
ordinarily long hair. He was Whig in 1874,
and made Il VOW that he would never shave his
beard or cut his hair until Clay was elected
President.
He might shave and cut his hair now. The
mugwmp pi'lol-rresident Cleveland has turn
ed to clay.
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Washington County Notes.


The dwellers in Washington county have
seen some curious specimens of weather since
the first of January. They have been unable
| to tell much of the time whether they lived in
a high or low latitude. one day would sug-
gest planting corn, and the next would vividly
remind one of the Arctic exploration, icebergs
and Sled@ng. But after all there has not been
Il greater amount of sickness or suffering than
usual. Business men have been somewhat dis
appointed in the unsatisfactory character of
the winter for numbering. The terrible ice
storm caused much Inconvenience and delay in
getting out wood and short lumber generally.
1t is more than probable, however, that the
usual amount of those articles will be got out
in some shape before the winter actually re-
signs its sway We are all waiting for the
Shore line railroad. for we have nothing else
with which to rally our spirits; the people
think if that road should he built. we might live
pretty well while ii is building telling each other
what nice times we will have when the road is
built. If our expectations are not realized, we
can then spend Il year or two more cussing the
railroad monopoeS as the cause of all our
troubles. Then if we are not provided for we
can organize some kiud of Il society and boy
colt the Kingdom of nature, and withdraw our
patronage from it, because it does not feed us
with golden spoon.
Washington county does not, as vet, boast of
any organizations intended to regulate labor,
or dictate to capital. Like many other things,
they may have place in the economics of the
world, and do good. but looking at them upon
the surface, they seem to be productive only of
evil. Can amy one tell wherein the operatives
of the st, CroiN cotton mill have gained by the
strike, or the cause of labor generally been
aided by the entire loss of wages of four or five
hundred mill hands for month"; and then
return to work with substantially the same
wages as before? The writer ought to know
something about such matters. having passed
thirty Years of his life As Il mechanic. and he new
CT felt disposed to have his Judgment control
led by amy organization, either local or for
egn, and was always satisfied to work ten
hours for Il day OF course, he may be in err
ror; but if so, he is ready to be convinced.
People probably do crow wiser as the world
grows older. There i Il screw loose some-
where. Eet it be remcdicd.
The political pot has not boiled very freely
of late. Indeed, there is a dead calm in all
parts of the county, in respect to offices.
Fourth class post offices are of no account. No
one cares much about them. But Custom
Houses and Presidential Post Offices are what
make the mouth, of a>pirant> water They
knew that the President laughs in his sleeve
every time he uses the word ''chi service
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The next church congress will be held in
Cleveland, Ohio, May 25th, 26th and 9th.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The Massachusetts, House of Representatives
has passed the bill providing for weekly pay
ments.
The Republican journal., 1886-03-18

The President of the Indiana Democratic
state Press Associations in his recent annual
address, made an energetic attack upon the
policy of President Cleveland. He expressed
himself Us in favor OF honest civil service re-
form, but denounced the administration of the
present law, and declared that "RcpubIieaus
have no more right to hold office under a
Democratic administration than the devil has
to take the sacrament with the disciples Of
Jesus Christ"
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THE MEN PRECIOUS STONE.

Mr.. Earl Hidden. while carrying on
search for platinum through the South.
ern States. under the patronage Of
Thomas A. Edison, came across, in
Alexander county, few pieces Of
bronze, which in their edges showed .
tingc OF color which verged distinctly on
that Of the emerald. Being an expert
mineralcgkt he came to the conclusion
that Fgioa which could produce
bronze kaving slistt tint Of the true
srsrald color ought to furnish the pure
eSersld itself, A vsis was subsequently,
found ssa depth Of eight feet below the
sariace,in which he not only fomnd the
true emerald. but With it many slender
cryAtals having emerald color but differ.
ing from that gem in nearly every other
respect 1t was 10 these slender crystals
that the name hiddeuite was applied. 1t
is to-day the rarest among the precious
stones. and has not yet been discovered
in any other place. The largest one
found thrs far was three inches long,
weighed cns half ounce. and was cut into
gems valued At moro than q, 600.
Besides tho hiddenits and the emerald
these mines produce numerous specimens
of a0ua.mariner velIow .oodumans
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Nyorfcs 10 HEaxDy ayvzHruAf AyeLl.
IN CATION fos psls9ts Sor .1ygV lel1, -
sjnning d . post nsItea ~, - ~ ecoAss
q q ths 9ovn d osisSoli Ihel1s y liqslsl
naosunsns No. I bssr . seh 4aofsee =. 506
feet; q B mineral nouuUe11 No.x u1a161E6 -
ths nsrtAsaat eosnM q elst4 "a ~ sl1ists.
IL ths Town ss Bristol. tsafs y M 6sGiSss v
yisst coarss. . 7eh lssssss v a.ete ~ Z
post married No. >, corner Town % 1sf6eslo
thence, ~ course. n leh deusss " 1A1e ~
to post Married No. ., NV cothsr T6wn q Dsis.
tol; thence, % couTse. n 10Y degrees eelo
fssi 70 poat marhsd Ne. =. NB eslnss TeN6 Il
Bristol, and thsncs, ~ eourss. . 1Dh ee0sseo
2.6lQ e. ito post No. the plseesf begis1ieGe
ooaisinins one hundred snd sxty yac.sds - ~
STATE Il Nevada .nus{ 3 mad g - go
sisnsd % Or before the llth ~ q 1sesve!5
4. D. 1854, Or b torsvsf bard. - osegl!s
section seSe. act apprsvee IsbrlaSy 1oohs ~
Application ouse - 1lsl WIN 4. q -
..,,... = =. my: s.s ~ -
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DR. VIRTUE or An ORDER on skxE Issuxp
ID out Of the sixth Judicial District Osurt, IN
and for the County Of Lncoln, State Of NevaAs,
aud 70 me directed and dsltveEed, for jude.
ment rendsgcd In satd Court % IL M day of
August, 4. d. 1eo3, In favor Of Archie NcQlaig,
Plaintiff, and against the uayGoWsf eilvsf
Mining Company and the Mnydover NiAe and
Mining Claim. Defendants, for ths san Of ssvsn
hlpdred and si1 A-l00 tt7Oe l-lco) ,Gpld csin
s,llaxs debt, together with aevsnty $50 )dollan
tsx costs, and all AccxulnG costs 0nd tn1eyoet,l
have levied on the following property, 70 Wit;
That certain mine or mining clain hneWn o.
end called by the name Of the Maynevn Nine
and Mining CiAim, situate. lying and bslng ID
BRISTOL Mining District, Lincoln c0nnty
stats Of Nevada, and duly recorded IN The hih.
Ing Records Of natd Mining District, coptalnin1
eight hundred linear feet on sstd ledge Of iois,
together with tbs appuFtsnAacss thsroto bslons
ing. and q the fighfs end psivilssps psrtAisi
thereto.
Notice is hsreby sivsa thas 90.
sasarssy, shs ssh asy q 0eassss.
A, D. lsss, d u O'CLOCK 4. Of that day. I VII
sell ali the right titls ana interest," Of ~ Nay.
Aovsr silver Mining Conpauy " And ~ tie
soOvs so~s, Stps sSS lingS si:is 49, ar
Of the Court-houss in Phoebe, Lincoln county
State OF Nevada, at punlic AnCtion, IT, eash h
hand, 70 tho hishsst apd beet badesr. p ssatp1Y
said judgment and decree and all costs ~ ~
eoeta that nay nccxue. ..
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:. Chiropodists say that ballet dsuocrs.
as q rule, have the wprat feet In the
world.
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BrA7r or NEVADA. CouErr OF LrsooIS,
DIsrRIcr on PRosEcuTIxo ArronSrY's OrSicr.j
To tho following nsmed defendants, aud TO
ali ownars or ciaimants 10 the real estate and
improvements thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being In tho County OF Lia-
coin, State Of Nevsds. known or unknown, you
ae hereby notified that suit has been COM
monccd in the Justice Court. Phoebe Township,
the State Of Nevada. rlsintif, AGAINST each
Of the defendants hereinafter named,
and oach Of the following described
tracts or parcels OF land, with the i'm
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim'
ants 70 ssmo. known or unknown, 70 recover the
agsinpt said property for tho FISCAL year com.
mspcing January i, 1883. and ending Decen,.
bcr 81, 1883. and that summons has bean duly
issued In said case; and you Ara further uotihod
that unlcss you appear and answer tho com.
plant Alcd aud show csuse on or before the
3srd day Of pccs mber. 1855, judsmsnt VIII be
provsments hereinafter described for the amount
Of taxes aud delinquency svecined and costa OF
| auit'
Tx AND nxLMeuEscY.
YssbItt pro,herr, y undivided interest," in pos
seasory claim to (&0) forty acres OF land In Con
| dor Uanyor, 10 niilcs south Of piocho, on limo
| of n. o 3. Il. and improvements Consisting OF
ten stamp quarts mill. .,oo a,
Tnx...................... sselu ~
Ten per ccnt..... ..................... 10 "
Total. $40 Ot
''''' r. j. osBoRNE,
Distriek oe prosecuting Attorney for Lnoolr
County
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Illegal,


DY VIRTUE OF An ExEcuTIoN Ie3UEp
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial pistrict Court
In and for tho County Of IAncoln, State Of Ne
vnda, and TO me dfrectcd and delivered for
tiesh day Of January, A. D. isss. in fsses q =.
!. Blair and against the bristol hilvel Mining
Company. for the sum Of Ninsteen Hundrpa
thirteen and lSl0o lel .sl3 ~ dolisrs, debt 10
gcthef with $687b dollars, tax costs, and al &C.
esning costs and interest, have isyisd on the
following property to-wit;
steam boiler with attachments. u barrel
Portland cement, pair bullion scales. roll OF
battery screen. . cans Of sodium, ~ sxnaiI black
lion molds, Q assay mufies. button molds.
iron mortAfs and pastles six quicksilver kettlss
scupel nolds.6 g assay tongs, boss hsads..
shoes, wool wheelbArrow, ,2retorts, II length
Fnss-pfpe, smukeetack about 90 feet i1ng,
cast.iron rstort front. monkey wrenches.
ANAL sledges, hand-Ax a v pipe wrenchss.
Grindrtone. adE. plsnes, apirit level, tC
pounds iron washers, Apeera, 10 pianks lxl6
Inches 10 tses ,sSs sau,sss I i,en vhesiSss
. patent screw plates. II pairs blacAsliitA
tonRs, ~ piectsof timbers cxs inches, 80 pitesa
2Hs inchea. pioccs exs inchea. ~ pieces 2xs
70 picces ess. Is pieces axio,7s pieces 2xl0. :,
30 pieces txs, II pieces arc. : pteces Czs. u
pieces sys, IL pieces 9-inch plsnk. o. pieess en-
and ioxi0 hewn, 20 pieces aIo. a. piecfs2 2xl, ~
ftst; IN mcss or lees: pine poles; ptscea of!in.
Notice IL hereby given tha ON
Friday. ths second aAy ss FsArusry
A. D. 1855. at u O'Clock N. Of that day, will
fsi all the right, title and intsrest Of nsid Dris-
tol Silver Mining Company IN and 70 the above
described property, 81 the Bristol silver Min.
ing Con,pany's mill. In Itpcoln county, Nevada.
| a. public suction, for cash In hand, to the
highest and best bidder. 10 sAtisfy said ssscu-
tinn and ell costs,
js2Ttd q. P. SHERWOOD, ahssiG,
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llIill mora money than st snythin9 else By
taking an agency for the best selling
WIN book Cus, 2u gss,nus,s s SUCCEED ss:nSiy; S
co., Hortlana, MAins,
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For 0kll.Usads. ketter-MsAds, Cards
youchers, and all kinds Of Job Print.
tng, either Fancy Or Pista apptyts
the BsssrS OMnss
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Monday, the l7th day Of January,
A. D. 1887,

or W hncn OF eAch parcel "a Will Pay the
amount Of taxes, delinquency sud costs against
q. will be sold By me Is County Treasurer and
Ex-0fhclo Tax llecoiyer Of said County Of Lin.
coin, st II O'Clock II Of said day, at the front
door Of the court hvuae, st the town Of Phoebe,
in aid county. 70 satisfy such taxes dolir.
qusncy and costs. Said sales will DO made
subject TO redemption within six months After
tho date OF sales by payment Of all tho sums
assessed against oAch psrcol. together with three
pcr cent per month thereon from the dAto OF
sale until paid. in accordance with tho pro-
os the State Of Nevada. approved March 18TH.
iess. Statutes Of 1895. page III.
JOHN noEpFR.
County Treasurer and ex-Ofhcio Tax Receiver
OF Lincoln County. Nevada.
pIOCHE.
clute y Wee simple title to LOT aud I'm.
provements ON Meadow Valley street; lots 10,
lots II and Is, block 26; also 3 interest in lot
on Mesdow Valley street; lot Q. block 25, tax
| $50 ", penalty s. Va. adv. 81, total $35 ~.
Drew Jsinos-Fes simple title to lot and
Improvement on McO.nnon street' ice ~.
block %, tax 81 ~. penalty lScts, adv -, total
rurtmsn JohufEstate of Fee simple title to .
| lots and Improvements on lower Main street;
\ lots 20, T ind % block ), tar 81 80. penalty
lscts. adv g; total . 9s.
improvements on Meadow Valley street, lot 16,
block as. tsz - 90. penalty sscts. adv "; total
| So 90.
NcCsnlon street; lot a. block 36; also iot on
Phoebe street; lot 9, block also lot on Pioche
street; lot Is, block Ii also lot ON Main strset'
lot u. block 80 taS q 80, penalty lscss, sdv 81;
O'Nsii John-Fee simple title ~ liot and
| improvements on Meadow Valley street; lot 3.
l oe Al tw adv 70. futAI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.


Dy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out Of the sixth judicial District Court.
III and for the County Of Lincoln, State of Ne.
yada, and to nne directed and delivered. for .
Judgment rendered In said Court on tha Tweu.
the State OF Nevada, plsintid, and against the
Bristol Silver Mining Company and also the
resl estate snd improvements hereinafter de-
scribed, defendants, for tho sum Of Ono Thou
sand Elghty.three and lt.l00 (Sl,0s3 it.l00)
doilars, tax and delinquency, together With
Forty-four and 50-l00 ia 50-loo) doliArs, tax
costs. and all accruiDg costs. have levied on
the following property, to wit:
Possessory claim TO one hunared and sixty
tl60l acres Of land, about ono ~ mile north
Of bristoi. and improveman1R nsrsou, ecnsists
ing OF Of lo-stamp qussta t!As fnsnxy cescr,
blacksmith shop, dwelling houss. restAurAnt
aud stable at Aayhower mlue, Ohloriding fur.
mace at mill, and One pair Fairbanks scales--in
Lincoln county. State Of Nevada.
Notice ID hereby given that on
Monday. t.s 9th Nay ef October.
A. D. 1884. between tho hours Of oclock In ths
morning and O'Clock In the afternoon, namely
| At u O'Clock n. of said dsy, l will sell all the
right, title and tnterest Of said Bristol Bilvul
Mining Company In and 10 the above deecribet
said property TO satisfy said above sum o.
h.l1 6l.l0Ot tar delinquency, costs and sccru
Ing costs. at the front door Of the County Couxt
house. at Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, State o
Nevada. at public auction, for cash in hand, t
| the highest and bost bidder, to satisfy sait
| execution and all costa.
sepstd. or. GHERw0OD. Sheriff.
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ausars WORM russrNe.


Tn. irst recorded kis, Wa the trescher.
oas one given by J,cob to his father
l,anr. when Che former was mssquer.
sdipe No Esan. IL "a tLs first i'm a setiss
nj dseeitful kisses. Eoually treschexous
ra. the !.i1s given by Jacob when about
/, .,sassiuste his ttother command4r, Of
sbsn he was Jealous He cauaht
Am,.... heard b,. N. r;yht hand 10 k;.,
him, and when the other was thus thrown
or mis- guard Jacob stabbed him by a left.
handed thrust with a short.sword. All
through history instances Of treachcrous
ai.siur occur; but il IL an unpalatab!s
.abiec., and PASS to lighter themes.
There il a famous kiss in the .'Begaar's
oesra." 1t was given BY Macbeth to
Jenoy Diver. and Che unnloasant effect
which Il produced upon him may be
iuaged from tho sarcastic remark; zone
may know by your kiss that your gin is
escellen..''
pstruchio cove his bride a kiss Of ouor.
.,,.l tv..a,x-t,I1yl.+ - bn ssl,;.t
hor ,i,s w;t, s,ch 1, e,auorous smack that
Al tbe n,r4;ng Mi The cbarsb eeboed.n
The l;ss c;ven lie the Duchess of
payop,hirs 70 n butehcr for hi. vote
ba, ,lnos. a world. wide reputat;ou. Tbs
l,,ebar wosh MIL ,,, ;,,an;or. apouvl,
N demand /, l,,a ;or The nr;cc of hi, vote.
Il was practically given and tbs kis,.e
BECAME known 4. ,bs Butcher Steel who
kissed ,ho Duehoss II. thus increased
nj. truae md oaipe. historic fame. I
,bould lih, to tnow ,,o onin;on Of tb,
Duehess al, Ia the difference in tho aavor
ofa dukes ki,, and n bu.sh.r's.
Iii. rel,tsd that vo,t,;re w.s once
kissed in A theatre .ipv TIN hs.u.;tal
count,s, ia v;l,,r, Tbo ne,t;,.. !,
,hs;r cn,hrs;, -, sor ,hc' crs.t writer
;.o,nnsri,d hsr !, eivs,,,tr, ,b. oo,rt.
Aiuost cy,,y one bas hoard oI n. frat
t;,s c;v., ~ y,omIn;a Brown to hi,
,w.et.besrt. Janet after n oourtsbip Of
.oven wears.
One evening a. they "a. toaethsr in tn.
ope.om.rv solemn silence Mr. Brown
summoped courage and ,aid. "Weye
been acquainted now for seven wears
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

The most fashionable ladies eysrywhere
are wearing ow-heslsd, sensibIe shces.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

Two fashionable corn doctors 10 phila.
delphia have made independent fortunes.
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Delirered by Mr.. A. J Daois, Of Shafts
burg, at Perry, on May 29M, 1886.