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"WhSt, YOU coughing yet my friend ?"
"0l CouEael my cold is no better" swell,
don't stand on the order Of going, but 20
to tho druggist and get bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, quick" He went,
aud he was straightwsy made happy.
For burns, hCalds, and other wounds
Salvation Oil has proved itself to be the
best remedy ever used. All druggists sell
II for % COntB q bottle.
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where Arc You Going /,

II you have pain in the back, pale and
sallow complexion, bilious or sick head
ache, erruptlons on the skin, coated
tongue, sluggish circulation, or a hacking
cough, you are going into your grave 4
you do not take eteps 10 cure yourself.
II you are wise you will do this by the use
OF DR.. PierCe's Golden Medical Discoy.
cry" compounded Of the most etIlCacious
Ingredients known to medical science for
giving health and UtteDgth to the system
through the medium Of the liver and the
hlood.
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rnE CIRCUIT COURTS.
business transacted ON Ro'h sides Of This
Trihnnnl.

TrihIual.
Both partaO the Circuit Court met at
9 O'Clock y5aterday morning. In Part l,
Jacob, Judge, the case Of s. E. Boyd vs.,
Thomas Riue, oman appeal, WAS by mutu-
al consent reset to December o,
In the matter OF tho rule Issued last
Wednesday aud mRds TeturnRble at this
time, against Agnes Wilson, witness
summoned in this case Of Mary A, HRg-
gTesves vs., r, l., Kimberly, who did not
appear when called, Agnes Wilson sp-
peared and explaining her absence salts.
lactorily, the rule Rgatnst her was ordered
discharged ut the cost Of the plaintiff,
The taking Of evidence in the case oil
Mary A, HargreaVes vs.. P, L. Kimberly
was resumed and was In progress OF the
time Of adjournment,
In Part II, Boyd, judge, the case Of the
State vs.. Leon Van Walt and Louis
Young, indicted l9r grand larceny, was
put on trial before o idIy composed o.
Jsmes Cook, Alex MCOulloch, Robert
Wsyt, Patrick Reilly, John Lana
han, George Stein, James Larne
Daniel Cline, w. Seveiug, VS. s
Phlpps, George johnson and Ham ltor
hill, The State was represented by Pros
ecusor Jordan and the defense by Colone
ArnetG. The case is one where the two
individuals on trial, q short time sincs
went into Market street dying establish
msnt aud secured some clothing, Thu
case was given to the jury at 9;2O O'Clock
Last evening the jury returned yer
dict Of guilty as TO Van Walt, but NO
guilty as to Young, The latter was dis
charged and the former rsmandsd TO-
sentence,
The case Of Charles Otto vs., ]. +. Ola
Tor, on an appeal from Justice Phillip
office, was put on trial before jury com
posed Of James Fllan, William Schultz
George Williams, Frank Warner, Walter
Buckley and Charles 0'Blien,
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Tho Fountain Of Vitality,

The source oil phyalcal energy and mental activity,
Is tho blood, Lei this become yitIated with bile,
or thin and watcry in consequence Of indigestion
aud pOaaSImIlAtion Of the food, aud Ru inter
mption Of the functions ollhe body, and a less Of
stamina, flesh Sn1 appetite ensues, IIoStettel's
stomach BllterS IL tonic specially adapted ire
AtOre all thnC, because II assists dlgeatlOn aud
as initiation, and removes bills and other impurt-
lies iTOm the circulation. Protected aud strength.
eued with this admirable deiGniye inVlgoTant the
system Il files Influences lnlmicRblG to health, TO
which, II ulTegulatGd and ieOple, Il would up.
oubledly turGumb. Cons jpSllOu, often M OBJ.
situate and chronic Rilnent, Is entirely removed
BY Il, lhs liver kidneys Nnd bladder IGuSed from
l1RcIIOn, AMI IendeGCy 10 rheumatism effect.
uRlly COuulenolcd, It also eradlCateI malaria!
dIelge
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IIolLdAy i..ent.IOn. un tlle b. IL

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany sends GREETINGS 10 itspatrOnp, by au.
bouncing that on December "a, % and
81, 1850, and January /, 1857, round tFlp
tickets, Of one faro tor the found Trip, viii
be sold from oil stations 10 all stations,
On the TranB0hlo Divisions, and on dc
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Midland Il. Il,
Including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
md CinelnnGt Tickets will 30 good
stunning until January 0, 1887, lhOlu.
i've,
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George W. Leonard, Sheriff Of Ran.
doIph county, accompanied by Leland
Kettle ss guard, yesterday brought to the
penitentiaTy OF Moundsville William H.
Howell, who was sentenced at the last
term Of the Randolph Circuit Court to i'm.
prlsonment there for lie for the murder
in that county not long ago OF q man
named Kick.
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L.nlles

Come and sec the wonderful bargains we
now offer IN fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Bootsi elegant goods; perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. Zee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
1.V RInND.
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H0rsl0rd,s Acll Ph0snhnta

III WtNK sIOhNuH NnU UybnbpHh'
Dr.. ]. @. Winans, Madison, o., says
~ have used 1t in atony Of the stomach,
dyspepsia, and vomiting in pregnancy
and found II an admirable remedy also
in atomic conditions where phosphorus Ia
required"
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WE have introduced o new SyttOm Of
selling Watches on tho lnstallmCni plan
whereby you can secure Q watch OF once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate,
JACOB w, GRCBH, JeWOler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Bta.
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WAsnrNaroN, D. O., Dec. Ala. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania; Fair wealth.
or, proceeded by light snow; northwest.
erly winds; slightly warmer,
For West Virginia. Fair weather;
variable winds, hlightly warmer.
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Real GstGts.
FOR SALE.


No 16S TWenty.ninth st,
Nc, 6S Virginia 1t.
No, GO North Front st ground Co feet front. run.
nIng back an equal Width 10 the river:
No, IS Maryland st,
No, 1900 Jacob 81,
No, u Thirteenth Ut,
No, 10 Sixteenth 81,
No. 9lS McCulloch st.
No. Ct TWenty.Seoondbt.
NOH84 Sixteenth 1t.
No. 1901 WoOdSB ct,
No. 7I0k Market ct,
No. 22l6and 29lOj]G Market st.
No, SO IaiEetst.
No. $SlS 6hSnIInesL' e'uA SH
No. llgl Eoh st.
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ADellcnte Present.

For lady or gentleman, o box Of Cash.
mere Bouquet Soap is always In good
firm.
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Msateal.
FI0n ms lbs. 10 ISL lbs.
To the CutlCura Remedies l Owe
My Health, Ny Happiness,
and My Life,

A day never paSslS that ! do not think and speak
klndlyol the NuTtcuGA RINEDlEA, Seven yean
nuRlng In size from cherry stone 70 an orange,
The large ones were thRhliul 10 look AZ, and palm
iul 70 bear; people turned Rhlde when they Jaw
ne n d inst E9d SSS SThaned p b. on he
mRnt, and AL medicines failed 70 do any good. In
moment Of despair tried the CuTlcuRl hENR'
ouTlcuRA Al ne great Skin uEe, and OurIouRt
CuTJCuRL REsoLYRsT, the now Blood Purifier In,
teFnAlyi the small Jumps las call lhem) gradually
disappeared, and the Large Onel broke, In HbOut
two weeks, dl1ehtrSing large quantities Of mAtleL
lie story d my suffering. ny weight then was Va
one hundred and fifteen klckly pounds; my weight
now Is one bundled aud tiXty.one lolld, healthy
pounds, and my height Is only ave feet i've inches,
North, South, East AID Vest To CUTiCUsA RHuB
DIES OWE NY HEALTlI NY HAIPINIss, aud NY LllE
a prominent New York druggist asked me The
DIES; you look 70 b In perfect hsal.hF' Ny reply
was, ~ do, and shall always hAYe never known
what sickness ID since commenced using the Cur
lcuR4 RIAEDIEs Sometimes Rm laughed At b.
pTaiSlng them 70 people not acquainted with thelT
merits, but sooner o. later they viii come 70 helT
senses and believe the same aS th0e that use them,
rs dozens have whom have told. May the tint
come when there shall bsS large cuTicuRA Sup
tt Of humanity, where the CUTlCUBG REMIDIEs
shall be sold ONLY, so that there wall be rarely
need Of ever entering drug store, ~
20. HO1 1907 n mn ay SotE' Z.
form Of Skin and Blood DlseaS g. from Pimples .
soIoIula, sold everywhere Price: CuTlCURA, D.
cenisi soar, % cents RESoLyIHT, Sl0g. Prepared
II sH' F0F'hA DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases, "
pIupI,Es, HlRckheads, Skin BleuIShes, and Baby
IW Hum0lB, ule CUFICURA SOAP,
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Tie Charges AEalht Superintendent PEEK.
10 The ltliiOrefihs faitlliqehttr,

70 nc AuIIOFUIhI INTtNIDt7tWi
Ela;--ACCspl my thanks ior your energy
and pronptn6ss II making the lhveAslgG.
tion Of the charges preferred againAt me
In tho Cincinnati Enquirer Of tho BQ.h Of
November and through you l desire 10
return thanks 10 my bubofdinales for
every facility afforded you 10 get at the
facts. shall Abk tho iufther favor Of 4
fall gnd complete investigation 10 soon 40
return hong, YOuFs truly,
loEN Il. PICK,
West Virginia Ptnltsn.
llAry,
DdfmbgS
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Thormoin otSr RECORD,

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer % observed Of sChnepi' drug
store, Opera House corner, Thursday:
JAM, Of u AM, l6o; 8 P. NJ, lB'; 7P.
NJ. 19o. Friday: "a. 81, 100; 10 A. NJ,
250; 3PP. n, 260; I II. M 2I0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-04

Following Ia tho programme Of the Y.
NJ. O. A. anniversary to DO held in the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening;
llynino,.y.auAil itall Tho Power Of Jesus Name,
Reading Of BcrlpluftB.aRey. II Y, Randolph, b, u
Rev, J, 7, MoUuto, d, b
VnOfus. hy0CIAtlOn ulue Club
ANNUAL Repofl4 stlrlBg Presidents VIM. A Wilson
Adde'S. Kirk Porter, II llttabuflh
ymn....,,".. go. "WOFk, Tor tho Night \ pomipgi
p"'.,'' 'ni, i,,,.,.., hQpott While, Hkq
lIylnn"U...,U,, DlCll he Tho Tie That lIhdii
Collection,
DDxOlOgy,
BehcdlClIo Rev. William IL, Cooke, b, b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-04

"Merit oyetcomes prejudice" This IL
why physlcianS endorse Red Star Cough
Cnfe.
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KIDNEY PAINs

IS1 With their weary, dull, aching llleleg,
"a Rltgone sensation, relieved In one
minute by the CuticurR Anti.Paln
Plaster. Warranted, At druggists, q
Aptents. Potter Drug Co., boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-04

FALL and Winter stock Just received.
A full line Of slltlngS, OyerCoatlnga
and PAntalOOBings. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit jaCketa, Scotch
Sultlngs Speciality. go. -.
second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there ls
nothing better. They are warranted
not TO shrink. b, nESN& non.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-04

lent II patadoxlCel that tho best way
70 keep young lady's affections e 70 r..
turn tlemH
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NSPNORTH STREET NJ, y, CHURCH,
Wy eqrgef Filth and Market tlreets-Rey. II.
2, Dryden, pastnt Services al 1890 A. \, and ~.
n. conducted by the pastor. Sunday School az 2
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TSSZINE STREET n. E. CHURCH
ueS Rev, J. Henry Hess pastor. Services TO
morrow Of l0:9l A u. aud Ills r. ", conducb d
by The pastor. There will he 4 service OF song be-
ginning at7P.M 4abbAth.scheol at 2 ?. ". Ali
lrn Onf0iAllY inYiled
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New, Realistic and Elective Scenery,
Startling Mechanical Eli os,
Produced With Great Outlay Of Expense.

DB-4oe the Grelt Scents. Westminster Bridge
aud tho Houses Of Parliament, by Might" and
"old sluico House and Vlew oil tho River Thamts,
Opening Of tho Flood Gates, the Rising Of the
Water, I" aud Grower IIlll"
Admission 10 and 35c' deserved S'ats y
Sale OF Seats at Baumor's, Saturday, Decent
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Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases, /"
pINPLES, RlRCkheads, Skin BlemIShes, and Baby
IN Humols, uie CUFICuRA soAP
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DeaCOn llill Linen,
Is The Finest paper made.
y, u. WILSON,
Bookseller a StAtlOh6r,
1908 Market H..
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JAMES A. HEM

Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
noy2o Office, No. 1872 Market Street
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LIS. Good 4 %. veil dty RoOds LAo
Oheapeak
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rSssT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.-REv.
FS r, Rush Swope, rector. seiviots OIL Sunday
II 1920 A. N, and 7:80 4. NJ
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1sntist

Gentlemen
will end this q splendid opportunity 10
buy fine Cali Shoes. We have now tho
largest and hneAt stock Of AnD Cali Cor.
dovan, Dongola; Kangaroo and EnRliRh
NV. DlONp.
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|TSSF0 URrf1 STREET II. +. CHURCH.
Wy Preaching Sunday, Dee. q, at 1880 A. n. and
at 1880 r n. by the pastor, Rev. Il. F. Randolph,
D. D.. Sunday. School at 2 r. n. Young Peoples
mnaIlnn MhrhnH 1tfl p n -
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n SHERWOOD METHODIST EPIsCO,
pES PAL CHURCH w. Writ King. pastor,
Preaching Sunday morning at 1880; In The even:
lug az preceded BY q song service sundayschool
Rt1 M All Afa Invited
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Flour, dull, Choice, $500 Fancy, 4.ooc
Extra Fancy S4.4O, patents, $500. Corn
quit, mixed, Acc, white, 4S05Oc
sacked, C. Oats steady, choice western
prime, Sl4 GOALS choice, SIG O0(@l7 90. ard
dull, refined tierce, 5A. Bulk meats
tirmer, shoulders, 4 35c, long clear sides, 5 45
clear rib sides, 5 &c. Bacon firm, shoulders,
4%c, long clear sides, 6.05c clear rib sides,
6.20c. Hams choice sugar cured, 912@lOc.
Whisky quiet $1,000 .25. Coffee. good de-
mand common to prime, 76D10H. Sugar
dull, open kettle, choice, 7-l6c strictly,
prime 514952S fully fair, r,4Mc, 05H good fair
4 Is, to Az good common, A l-2; COM
mon, 4H04%, inferior, 3%@41sc. centri-
fugal plantation granulated, 6Hc, of clari-
fed &c choice white, 6Sc, off white, 52sc
greywhite, Lice: prime yellow clarified
5T, choice yellow clarified, 5H oil
yellow clarified. SIC, seconds, 4HO5Hc.
Molasses dull, open kettle, choice, zoe;
strictly prime, 32c good prime, 30@32c
prime, 20@22c, good fair, l7(91Sc, fair, Is
@16c, good common, IA, centrifugal, good
prime, to choice, 10000, common to prime,
l6(@2Oc. Rice dull, ordinary to prime,
3041sc. Bran steady, at 65c. Cotton
seed oil, lower, crude, new, 2O@@2lEc re-
fined, 2ST029c, f. %, B, cake, lS12@el9c,
meal, 20c. Pork quiet, S9.37&.
ST. LOUIS.
Flour quiet, xxx, S2.75@2.SO, family
$2 S502 95, choice to extra fancy, S3.4O0
4.5O, patents, ,S4.4O04SO. Wheat, active, No
2 red Fall, 77c cash. Corn weak, No.
mixed, 3l%c cash. Oats, firm, No.
mixed, 3OHc cash. Hay, quiet; prairie,
$4.7506.75, timothy, Sl0.00012.75. Bran
easy, firm, mill, soc; cast track, 46@47c
Corn meal firm, $500 Pork, steady,
$500 for old, and $l1.25 for new. Lard,
steady, 5.60c. Bulk meats, shoulders
3.62c. long clear sides, 5.30c. short rib, 5 40;
short clear, 5.G0c. Bacon, shoulders 3.00c;
long clear, 59Sc; short rib, 5.35@G %, short
clear 5.75(@5.S0c. Boxed lots; shoulders,
5.75c long clear sides, 5.7005.S0c; short rib
sides, 5.3505.45c; short clear, 5..55c
Whisky steady, $l.l0
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29

Joseph Williams, described as Lon
don scribbler. is detected and de-
nounced as the writer of the alleged
Hugh Conway, "Living or Dead"
This is very sad. Innocent publishers
perhaps not knowing that Hugh Con-
way has been, for long time dead,
have been receiving weekly INSTALL
ments of stories from his pen with a
Banner IF Light credulity that has
astonished the literary world.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29

In this generation each section will
magnify its own heroes in story,
poetry, oraiory and sculpture. 1t is
not deplOrable-it is commendable-
that each should do so. 1t is desira>
BILE that each should do it well. The
next General will say; "These heroes
OF the North and these of the South
together make about the. best assort-
ment of heroes that any land ever had
Their records are our heritage. Their
monuments are the collective attesta-
tiOn of their common valor and sacri-
flee. The valOr is the indication, vim
dication and incentive of the men Of
our race. We are proud of them both,
and we are proud of their comrades
who erected memorials of their man
hood.-Ex.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29
THE TRADE SITUATION.

The New York Chamber of Com
cree In its annual report takes for-
f.idden view of the trade situation.
Writing of present business tendencies
the secretary says: "Capital controls
business to an extend never before
known. Moreover it equalizes values.
Much more than this is needed to exs
plain the rapid business changes of
the day, and the wonderful equaliza.
tion Of prices. The locomotive, and
the telegraph and the consequent
quick conveyance of the pricesmaking
Intelligence are the immediate causes.
The spinner ut Manchester is now able
to order his raw cotton by, cable from
ansinteriOr Texas town. The English
manufacturer now sends his agent
through the Western States of Amer
lea. Comparatively moderate price
fluctuations are, everywhere taking
the place Of the sharp ups and downs
of former days, and all because man
has been able.to penetrate the secrets
of steam and of electricity. AS a con.
sequence the manipulation side of
commerce tends to 60 down, and the
production side to take higher place.
The locomotive and its belongings has
become the great middIeman.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29
r. w. GOsS,
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mrs. NJ. J. McKenna desires to inform
her numerous patrons that after the 1st of
April. she will continue her MILLINERY
and DRESSMAKING business at her resi-
dence on Washington street. She will re-
ceiye full and complete line of Millinery
Goods direct from New York within the
next few days and all order will be prompt
ly and carefully filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. The eladies are invited to call
and examine her stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-29
IS FOR ALL.

The farmer the mechanic. the workman the
merchant, the manufacturer-persons in eyery
avocation In life, members Of every household
the wife and the mother and the children-aD
will find
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-12-18
STATE AND COAST ITEMS


Near Mandan, Dakota, week ago,
two children were frozen to death
while out hunting stock.
The pay roll of the Cnmstock for
the month of Move .nber footed up
$l76.174.
Upward of 1000 feet of snowshcds
were destroyed by fire on the Central
Pacific last week.
Len Wines of Elko is n candidate
for Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate.
The last official State count shows
$3l3,535 OF in the State Treasury,
and $703, 900 in tie School Fund.
The independent SAYS: One good
flowing we'll would he worth more in
the county than the richest ore body
ever struck in lnyo.
Dr. Bishop is again a candidate for
Superintendent of the State Insane
Asylum.
Judge McKenny fignes that he is
beaten from $50 to IT'S votes by Fitz-
gerald. his opponent for the District
Judgeship.
A Grass Valley (Cal.) saloon keeper
advertiscs the following price list: 1
drink, 10 cents; drinks, % cents; 9
drinks, 80 cents; IL drinks. 81.
The Sentinel of the 18th says: 1t
was reported here yesterday that the
Sweetwater Mining Company had
male n discovery of a large body of
rich ore in the old Hidden Treasure
mine on Treasure Hill at Hamilton.
Dan Harrington, a foamer resident
of Visginia City, but now located at
HALEY. Wood River. Idaho, cleaned
up 500. 900 through the rise in Con.
Cal Il Va. So says the InterIdaho.
An old railroad conductor Was watch
ing deacon take up Il collection in
church. "Ah! what a splendin rum"
he murmured, "wouldn't | like tn get
il thonghl Not ticket offered on
the trip; ali cash fares, and no spotter
on the whole train"
A miner reports John w. Mackay
rs having said recently that if the
brokers don't give til" boys fair deal,
he wonld not leave n single one ofthem
in existence.
The Candelara True Fissure has
ceased 10 exist. The material will be
sent to Hawthorne, where the paper
will appear under the name of the
News.
San Francisco Examiner: Blaine
hates Edmunds; Logan hates them
both, and honest john Sherman dis
likes them all. The Republican party
does not live in one house. 1t is camp
ing about in cottages.
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Death Of Al. Burrick.

The many friends of A. F. Bsrrick
in this county, Will be panied to learn
of his almost sudden death of pneu-
m"nia, which occurred at Darwin,
Inyo county, California, on the 9th
instant. The deceased has been we'll
known resident of this county fer the
past l2 years. liyin. most Of the time
at Cherry Crees, where he was loved
and esteemed 10y ali who knew lin.
Abou, tn middle of August last he
left Taylor for the southern country,
where he was doing we'll The sudden
news of his death will bring IA tear to
many an eye among his old friends in
White Pine. May he rest we'll.
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Proyident Miners.

The employees of the Drum Lummon
mine in Montana, have organized a
Provident and Accidental Insurance
Company. After the 18th of Deem
Der each will pay into the fund 81 so
per month. All employees of the COM
pany are compelled 10 become mem
bers of the association. The Montana
Company will also contribute to the
fund 80 per cent. each month of the
total sum contributed by the employ
es. In case of sickness or accident
81 90 per day during the time under
medical treatment will be paid, and in
case of death by accident, $1,000 will
be paid TO the legal heirs of the de-
ceased. The association will be gov
erned by board of four trustees, who
elect a secretary from among their
number and will be custodian of the
funds.