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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
W~EST-BOuND 7RAINS.

THE time given is Eastern Standard Time.
Mail Trains connect at Redwood with trains
To ami from Somerset and Johnstown. st Hynd-
man with trains 30 and from Bedford, a. Garrett
withtrelns 70 and from Berlin, al Salisbury June
ton with trains to and from Salisbury.
Al Trains stop for Rsscagas ussre Tine l. Giru.
". NJ. CLEMENTS. Manager.
LHAS q HNIII I'm pnss AZ
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W. NJ. CLEMENTS. Manager.
CHAs. o. SCJLL. Gen. Pass. Ag't.
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Salt Rheum

SdlL hneum
fsone Of the most disagreeahle diseases earsed
impure tiood. Its readily euredby Hoods
Sp1rilla. The great blood purifier.
William spies, E;yria, O., suffered greatly
from ~erysipeias and salt rheum, caused BY
h-ntliag tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
aratons without aid; finally took Hoods sar-
fansrira and now s2ys:- eatirely well"
shy son had salt rheuin on his hands and
on the calves Of his legs. He took Hoods
s~arsaparila and is entirely cured" J. T.
Stansoa, At vernon, Ohio.
Hoods ~SarsaparilIa
so.d BY an druggists. a.; SIX for IS Nads only
h c. l. HOOD a CO. Ap0thecaries. lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
sOHERSET6 CAMBRIA RANCH
DISTANCE n FARE
N0RTH-BoUND TRAINS.

summer ArranGsmeni-In Effect Apr. IS. IS.
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Trains p for R~p~asu. ,aA.rs 1Taet eirn.
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Tetsarc of stzld. a nc nzrc AL IL prtco A..
.elgr-f "a tta l1ilol q a. ny a~irerfi4.i asoes
fsfo4r Ila4fac rhe fsetpry. nhrh protect re weartra
s-,f,a r,sh arlra aal hf fiur goods. IL 3 draier
~ - ~. y. Bosria< Ahfe a. s rtdurct prize. Or
I've - 10 facm flfaont rr lale est rice stamred
o. IL bo10m, % 1m dor1 i1gt-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION. The

REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNvEsTIoS. The
reprt last week Of the re ult
Of the Republican State Ctnven
ton was the substance Of Telegram -
c,ved here. Full reports Of the doing
Of the Convention have appeared in the
state papers, from which we see. that the
delegates to the National Convention
are: Senator'S VIM. NJ. Stewart and
J. P. joiner, Of Ormsby; Evan Williams.
Of ormsby; W. E. Sharon, Of Storey; N.
D. Foley, Of Eureka, and A. G. Hamil-
ton, OF -. The alternates are res-
pectively. J. w. Haines, J. Poujsde.
J.F. Parsons, Andrew J. Mantle, Geo.
Z. Thaxter and J. ]. Meiggs. II. F.
Bartine, = leading lawyer Of Carson, WIS
nominated for Congress, and judge n.
A. Murphy. Of Esmeralds, received tn.
animation for Supreme Judge, both Il e
nominations being made ly reclamation.
The Presidential electors sr., Eugene
Robinson and A. C. Cleveland, Of White
Pine and G. F. Turri,ia. Of Humboldt
The selection OF slternates was referred Ia
the State Central Committee. For Re-
gents Of the State Univerity, Z. I.
George, Of Lander, for the short term.
and T. H. Wsll., Of Ormsby and H. L.
Fish. Of Washoe, for the long term, were
nominated by reclamation. R. s. Clapp
VAS namei a. Lincoln County's member
If tho State Central Committee. Reso
lutions and platform Of considerable
length were adopted and the convention
adjourned with the customary thre'
rousing cheers. At . meeting Of thu
State Central Committee subsequent!
held and which was very fully attended
Il was resolved that the campaign shoul'
begin on September 18th.
Carson boasts Of cat that 10 raising
Hock Of young chickens. Aud now come
Genoa with this: R. Gelatt has . CO
that is rearing with motherly care
drove Of sixteen pigs. The pigs 81
nearly Is large a the cat.
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H. P. Thompsop, Of Pahrsn,gat Val.
ley, returned last week from the south
western part Of The county whore be and
VIM. Hopkins bad just broken about 10
miles Of wagon road for the party o.
railroad surveyor In the vicinity Of
Kane SPRING. about Is miles west from
Indian Creek.
WIN. Bell brought suit Thursday in
the Justices Coars against John R ,sds r
Executor Of the Estatso Elijah Williams.
Dsosa.sd, to recover the amount Of hill
presented 70 the e tate, anil which was
rejected BY the Executor. The case ia
cot for trial to day.
County Assessor R,sder will leave
Monday for the southern part Of the
county on an extended assessing tour,
visiting tho Muddy. Bunkerville. FL Do
rado Canyon and Campbell's camp. HI
will bs abstnt Eve or six weeks.
Complaints are being made BY member
Of the Fire department Of nuisancss com
mitted in and around Protection Hos
house on Lacour street. Prosecution
will follow II the offender arc discovered
s. T. Godbe. accompanied by his fam
lily, YVES due from Salt Lake last Thur
day morning, but was delayed At Deser
Syringe By one d the members Of hi
family becoming sick.
It wss rumorsd during the week tia
vein Of ore foot In width and as.ayin
10 the hundreds Of ounces in silver. he
been struck on the eighth level Of ii
| Yubs.
VIM. Culvsrwsll began last Tueada!
10 haul ore from the Yuba mine to Il
mill below town.
Next Wsdnssiay. the 3oth.. will |
Decoration Day.
xsasy viaas aasise msss d ~ wss
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COMING TO IN . vRONT.


lkHoa hiver hesttslc.l
The old, and at one time lively, camr
Of Phoebe is coming out sgsin and will
soon BE- bullion producer. Since the
railroad through Lincoln county was FIRST
spoken Of. inpumerable changes have
taken place. The residents have pulled
themselves from the state Of latharey
into which they bad fallen, aod several
of the old Iropsrtiss that wers worked
to some extent, years ago when the min.
ing excitement was ct its height, are re.
ceiving attention. and 30 far prospecting
by chlorid srs has been very encouraging
Many rich pockets Of ore have been ex-
tracted from properties in that di't'ic'.
but the mines were never thoroughly
worked owl log to the lack Of milling "a
oilitiss, ore having to b, shipped to Bal
lionville, twelve miles from the miner.
The lsdgss are large and well defined
and admirably located, anil II the much
talked Of Railroad goes through, it is a.
most moral certainty that men pos
ssssed Of means will take part in the de-
velopment Of this district. The succesI
that has attended the working If low
grade ores hss done much to encourage
mining in our declining camps and Il
iodustry Is gradually rs,iving. Thos'
who are operating in and around Pioch
are highly elAtsd over th,ir prospt ctr
aod claim that under favorable auspice
} the old town will once more boom - sh
! did 10 the halcyon days Of her existence
I | Already the farmers are putting in heav
, Ter crops in anticipation Of better time
all firmly believing that Phoebe and Lin
coin county have seen their darkest day.
For the past year the entire State hs
been progressing rapidly and We see n
,, reason why Lincoln county should ne
share in the general movement, at an
rate, we sincerely hope the bright antic
pations will be realized.
The San Franchise, Alta said Of Us RI
Gently: ,'Rich a. California is, it 10 p,
: al there is this side Of the Rocky Moul
tains. Utah, Idaho and Montana Al
!. not to b slurred, And when it COM
to other States, they have common eau
with us. Nevada has been black liste
n i vU.kk s,s1IA Io
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

DsMotkAfic STATE CosvESrIos The
Democratic State Convention which met
at Virginia City on the 18th was uuaDi-
nous in almost everything, and the bus
iness was finished during the frat day.
The delegates elected to the National
Convention are James @. Fair, N. H.
Mason, Of Lyon; George Ernst, Of Nye;
J. NJ. Dorsey, Of Elko; James Mooney.
Of Esmerelda, and M. B. Garraghau Of
White Pine. ALI but the two latter
named were elected by reclamation.
The alternates are respectively, David
II. Ryan. DR.. J. H. Rae. P. c. Weber,
Jacob Klsin. Samuel Allen and Senator
Harris. For Presidential electors, Theo
dore Winters, Of Washoe; James A. Har
din, Of Hamboldt, and c. G. Thomas Of
Lyon were nominated. For Congressman
Geo. w. Cassidy Of Eureka, was nomina-
ted without opposition. VIM. N. Sewell,
Of Esmsrelda, received the nomination
for Supreme Judge. For members of the
Board Of Regents Of the State University,
F. N. Elmunds, Of Storey; W. J. Bon.
ni6eld, Of Humboldt, and Judge s. u.
King, Of Washos were nominated, the
first named gentleman for the snort term
Of two years and the litter two for the
term Of four years.
FRuE vANsxR. The Frue Waning
machine recently erected at the mill be-
low town, was started yesterday, and in
few days its success in working Yuba
orc will be known. The ore brushes so
easily that the Eve stamps now in the
mill can readily furnish pulp for several
vsnnsrs. and another one. which is al.
ready on the ground. will bs erected Al
once. and ths two machines will probably
be in full operation week hence. BY
this method Of treating the ore. ii 10 ex
psotsd that the zinc blsnde contained ID
IL will b gotten rid Of. AMI that the con
esntrations can bs easily worked.
FouRTH or JuLy. Bot few week
now 70 the 4sh Of July and while bust
ness 10 dull and matters in general ar
quiet, the day should not b. allowed Il
pass without . reasonable observance
Other towns In the State have set th
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26
STATE NEWS.

- tsO' r.
month in bul'i,n.
The mines Of lone, Union District,
Nye county, are all showing rich ore.
Douglass acid works at Dayton turn
out two tons Of sulphuiic acid daily.
Over 200 men are employed in the
lumber business at tho big nils At In
cline, Lake Tahoe.
Over 81, 900 has been already sub.
scribej for the District Fair to te held
n Carsan this Fall.
O.e recently extracted from the Label
mine, Austin, is said to carry bullion
value of 81, 200 per ton.
A peculiar throat disease 10 prevalent
at Eureka. and two er,tLs have ahead,
succuml ed to the complaint.
The State Capital has been insured foI
1925 O0O-lO0, 0OO on tie building aid
S2j O30 on the library and furniture.
During last week the North Bells lsle
"-N ~ so,o 40 49, -. Crna. hoII;, n
- 80 :. ..,..d :. az nm
Nagle, Of San Francisco, has been
III. h.,;,a;n. :, c.r.o, %,
s ." 40 =, ~ I..;,a;.r !. !. =. ,ounI,,.d
$780,
II" SAID ina. an ,oo.'n uo''" wy
was unsucces iu'l 10 .ne ''eA''"e"' Va WV
oil his patients "As c'ao"'o " us.'n =
1uuu,s "k.s
Oous
Inc neve'.'e e.a''o'' " ~ '
rush 70 Au'un WIN 'n' e'-''.A '
get'inS emP.os "'as w. -. -
prenend tnas muon WI" " '''' ~ ~
mines oe'o's July '' A's1'"
The Hidden Treasure mine' Gili'
District, E'mereida county u o~neo .,
Lew o"'.n o' i'e''e''''' A" ..
considered 'ne Do. p.s''s p'op1.'s.
In Ul." MINING n''''''. ''''"''u's...
ing Tue low k.Aoe u " "' ""
worth about W. FER '00'
1u the District Court IN virginia eit!
; Wednesday morn log. the 18th, Jam'
Mccarthy, sged IL, Who killed N ita
ian woodchoppsr named pomiGiok SciA
! In Storey county last month. was pei
fenced to twsnty ore year. imprso
= ment In the State Prison. Inc PRISON
q received his sentence quietly a.
J.. Au' ' " So "" !
q ss'' @uu y.. - s,.a,
|, - ooo 4, .
!. o'sas SUI w. s'"
:, v" "1' $3.50 - ,. !. A.. ..
y ' s In '. g .,,;,. a; -,
4 ", ,,. wa.a.. 49,,
|. n" W" '''"N ~
,. "k !,
d Dur'us '"e "eeH euu'"S
h twentyaix appiicahons ior S'A'e ..'
i. were hied ~ Carson embracing ''1o1
.. acres. Cash receipts were: ras"e'
e. on applica'ions' s]'''ioo; Psy"snss
10 contrsct'' $50; interest payments IN 9
W tract', $50 10; total " $50. ~ sci
tlous we're offered bv the State at the
se cal land Office, for the mouth of Az
~ Viz. t,.r,un C;tv Land Di.trict. IA Il
- 40 .cr.,. Enrek. Land D;,trict 90 1,
w o. .crs.. MT ;noludipp ..ls, Of lane
w. ,ow,.,;o, .u.n.nd.d
'e' -
"e The Medical Ns~sm authority iot
w. following live ways 10 stop or GU
W. colds"
ae' !. Battle the feet In not water
'n' drink pint OF hot lemonade. !
las v,rm room
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

A citissn who insisted that he could
easily live on one meal day afterwsrd
privately emphasized shas be ssaas eat
meal
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

Nothing can constitute good breeding
that has not good natars for " tsunda.
Siea.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

Californian zig trees will have to take
4 second place a. botanical giants now
that the ocean hss undertaken 10 beat
the land in the siss Of its products.
Capt. John Stone, Of the ship Clever.
picked up selwsed on the Atlantic neal
the equator that was !. 500 feet ling. II
was an algs, and has been Identified - :
specimen Of macrocsptis pyrifera. -tPhil
adelphia times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

An English firm has sent out man to
examine and report upon the Nevada
deserts ~ place for the raising Of os-
triches on an immense scale. The de.
mand for the feathers Of these kiugly
birds far exceeds the supply. and It is
thought that the Nevada deserts are. in
some respects, Ike their naturAl homes,
and they could there Be raiaed without
feeding or care; Ill nscessary would bs
herders to keep than within bouu1s.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17


.What is the Minnesota Prof. ectiy4
League doing? is 9 question - hss
often been asked hut seldom I'D
satisfactorily The League VA Qxa,1la
lied DEG s, it, ofIieera CHI en.
aims grand. The news of ita tiQn
was heralded to the world and The
people of Mime ota were consid cred 81
be progressing. The time for work \
here, but what is the League spine2
Let the question be answered III ths
Organization before the inferred IN ii
wanes. and the idea that il was only ]
political scheme, prevails. There i
great work to do. ,ins the ogganiz 81
subordinate leagues, IN every town and
hamlet where one sis desired. Aud
this shonfd be begun at once, moi
merely to give an = chance ID hold
offices, but to work. If the League Il
to be ofany benefit for those whom il
was intended to benefit, now IS the time
to begin work. in earnest. There are
numbers Of competent men and women
who are now out of employ ment, that
the League. should end To make
openings for. There have been several
cases Of violations Of civil rights, thai
the League should look aftef: There il
bill before Congress- that will doubt.
less pass, which will open UP 400 %
acres Of government. lends, from yllic!
the League should get large slice
There is lots Of work for the League u
do, and those in charge Of the work
should be up and doing.
nm
The item in issue Feb. 28th, regard.
ing the .,gelnmans" that were taken ID
the lookup and fined s2.b each for gam
bling, and who were, Thomas Shaw
=. Todd and Lawrence Oliver, there
has been some obstruction of thf
name Todd. sltWaa not the well known
J. G. Todd, who is one Of the most
thusiastic workers. for the benefit d
morality, ne have in the city. II
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ss'4a.ls7.so.
]: PAUL I

Ton 81: Patrick's Day.
DR., HURD = Co, the painless sdeatista
No. q East Third Street.
MRs. T, 81. GRlswpI.D returped from
her visit to Nashville, Tenn., lastsatur.
day.
NM. WILL1AMs, sof Detroit, Mich.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. William
Aston. M
FOR RENTAn upright piano in
good erdeE:at S. per .nonth. Apply Il
this Office.
MELTING is the fashionable fad fos
the girls nov but our girls hsHs moi
caught on vet.
ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted solidly IN
the mouth without plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. 40 Wabasha
street. 800
TIM 3hird Ward Reppb liean Clab
met At Druid Hal. last Saturday eyas
ming, and held and an enthusiastie
maeting. 3!
Mr. g 3 ~ Caves has.returned from
Omsha, Neb.. bringing his wife with
him him They are the guests Of Nh: Lewis
81 Seventh street.
Mzssns AndrewJ Bell and Nicholas
Gillard hsge opened : magpid cent ton
Isoriaa parlor in The Albion corner 81
sSafhy nd w tern avannas
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tl>Ass lS>se 81
sl0zeA ON.
NV Is Nes.

81 I5ssC q HIIu BtreeL.
Largest and most thoroughly equipped
dental estsb llisshW9ent west Of New York.
Nesextractl from 1 to 80 teeth in three.
minutes without pain OF danger.
We do the best dental work at lowest
prices, md extract and make more
teeth than allsof the dentists,in the city
combined s0PEH EvENINas.'' o.. Hurd
"a r Third 81. near yVabasla.
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R65, NIcoLLET AvENuE,
inneapolis, Minnesota


Monday vIPf;1Nr11 u
fhe best representative Il .iinc t 81 3
death of: Forrest. 8 nc
Tuesday GRETf,HEN'
4 Nev Version of Faust and Mar
gnsrite. 1s IS
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ny aaay HAMLET
lfEsI tsya fn !. oREToH HEN u tb.I New
,Matf1ss -, and Mari usrits:'
sftnrds NigM vIRGINIus;
n y! 1cenery md hiato rically correct|
ecst1nSps made i6on designs importesI]
sao!n s9 ~ GALLERY by|
Gharls iaVt horne s New XoEk
H. 81 ssst HIS ]. 10 75 %.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

Inn n
'd;nhth.r;s &C. 8
,t;nns1o cnnvnla;ons
pneumonia IS Eleven flaatbs r ~ /
mo fron, !. ,,i s
:. Co1LARs AND CHRIS G ) cent. .ach.
:handk erch;efss 4 cents s.ocl. 1 csn IT.. s
s,,ndarsl,irt.s q nts. drav.,. c.rt.
We "a I'D lata.t ;n,nray.d
and e,,arante. strictly Art c,.ss ,,nrI
W. maiA onr 20 "a g 8; 80 e.
18th the ininr;ons cl,a u ,,s.a IS
81 lann,,r;ea (;oosls n.ll.d
|deliyered fTae stata1 a.e.r =, 8 ',,,s, - -
54est saxenth & 81 snicer 'saro s
s. Pronr;etnrr So & 71ss - 7'
- s Sc
,;..is s. - ) I S. 49, plsasan.
Ric6ey az u ~ x' a,es
rbo.a ,,. M...,. ~ 49,
psttas Is,ne.. s,a;,h a. rs N, 3 :.
Misses Alice Lawrence f,ors 8 .n So
Florence French. Hattie Ioh f
Lizzie Buck. Lnlu GriswoIa 1,artha.
Heathcock Cells Roher.on .,as,s q
Mason. Jon. NAL s.. II ;Rn !, Il s.s av;l.
son. Rob't Hnn "a WIN Rloom 1.F.s
[Faabert WIN go. 81 H;rdon. ! 1sranl q.
Robertson. sss,sS ISL 81 IS,
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rosra h.vs s'bs.n r ,,., '', ;a,
bea,,fies hoth l;v;ne s,,d .c.,;c - -h;.h
an.n..r. 81 tha Z an Al N;,st !, s -
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

Largest Hes.h,a Goes1 1stsblahnss . Ohsa
hqpAe 4peA ee4r
fced Goods Psspe going
NV and - vil
Picsltha = en- 5 i i :.
IA sheM eeoda . s1ss @ s. as ssss' 7
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proople. sesr rina NAM So m
~ az ~ lions "a IS q fo1lo S. 5
s,k o,na,, yitI y.sy,ss 81 ma ~
Is i,rofect than fro,e r,yo,,, 81,
dstion 8 nndlaa1;o.r =, MT
indscent lane,,ae,a ana ~ s.. ;e.t:a to
mainta in stha iaw ~ 81. ennsilv
bindinr mon non md won,sn n s
endasyor rs 's snnead tI,esa zinc; 10
anon ame,ne nv comnan;ons r. n IN
rosai;hla ma ns IS fnlfll s. s. e S, as
Iz ean ThvseI 4 pn ,l q. G -
q. ssI s. - 80, =. s., y,
g 8 IS aslah.sss 8. Cd:
a. IS } :, DO . I. 4;
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IA sam,.lsao 81 =. \. ~ III Il. q 49,.
Rsvon; Tbs. i - s ,,;.h ~ :, q
Il. strive ~ & ali IS, IN, rs IS
$ e. s.,
sbavond and wh;ch "a w,,a Il 80 Il "a,
sno IA stFarts -to r.srb.1 % $3.50
n ransth We ara Mi Al svo, !, ,,,sn
but - race w "a ara p
the knowledae of economic nr;ncri.,ies'
Young in our rrasp at social .rrnh lans
svonnr ~ orr i,talact,,al aavalnr,.
.nts vonno IS orr ,.ona; g IS. iii 81;
The nrohlams and |trntha No az sc;.nea
young ins our ability i 8 mai. ~ ia hsst
,,se 81 ~ ali the opnartun;t;es lat com.
6 %. Rsing Young ,,,1 8 and On veak "a "a
treated aa big boys treat little ones, W. g;
Iareall pushed aside while the stronger
ones 70 to the front, and If We cry out
for justice someone offers TO- heal our
ilarcerated feelings with candy. Beyond
us lies strength to- fight the battle Of
life successful lily, strength to earn for
ourselves and our children nsme ana
an heritage in.this goodly land, and i
title, ,thronsh the grace Of God, to- the
glories Of that better world. sc He aeain
Rsaid:) What we are individually J, rs
impress upon the public Is the criteriaa
s. - - 8 : = s''9 ~ ~
H. ~ ~. !. - = ~ &
stla n,,h,;c nh y, -.
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thing towards the character ofour race
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

The next issue will contain q full
report of the fair.
For pleasant hours Of psstime, go to
the Peoples Theatre. ssssl
Every thing must 60 at the Crystal
slaughter, No. 25s. Nicollet. ss
Shirts and drawers ga perscent of, at
the Crystal No. 253 Nicollet.
Gloves and mittens at large dig
count at the Crystal 253 Nicollet.
The White Cross Society met atsthe
Methodest Church, last sunday ~.
ming.
Don't forgetto notice Waddle & Nor
ris' lad" in the ApPEAL. Go and pat
ronize them.
The lease and interest oftsackattsd q
Virgins, in the Hennepin avenue
Theatre property, is to be sold to-day.
The Parlor Reading Club met at the.
residence Of Mrs Katie Mason, No.
81, Seventh Ave. s. LAST w ed1ssdayI
evening
For baths, haircuts and shaving, so to-
Waddle and Norris. They have opened
a first class tonsprial palace, for The
benefit of all. I.
Mrs. T. #. Smith, the neither Of Mrs.
A. g. Plumper, arrived in this city last
Thursday from her home in Chicago
and is the guest iof her daughter.
Rev. Z. ii. Reynolds delivered an
address before the Ninth Ward Prohi-
bition club, at Odd Fellows Hpll, 1880
Harrison street, last Sunday after
noon.
The Shorter I,yceum has postponed
its Meeting this week on account Of tho
grand fair" but will present, to the
public On elegant programme next
Thursday evening, Come apd hear
/ them.
Subscribers to the ArPEAL who change
their residences should at once notify
the editor ct st. Paul BY postal card,
giving the old as well Is the nov ad-
dress to insure the prompt delivery 81
the paper.
The chief Of the FIRE depart,nent has
at last listened 10 the lust ap peal 81 the
Colored people for representation and
appointed Messrs James che ham 81.
and g. Z, Hunt TO company No. e
"Wednesday. &
The Baptist Sabbath, Of which 4,
Jasper Gibbs is auperintendent. meets
at Mrs. Farr,s Hair sStsre. on Nienlatt
Ave-. Bet. 18th and 6th ST. M. Gihbs
isan earnest and enthusiastic worke
Of whom success is sure to attend.
One &c tia nlaasa 81 event. 8 50.
week was the q whist nc party which to -
place at the read ence 81 Miss Matte
Thomson, 1921 Fifth st, Last Tuesday
evening, quite 4 number Of ladies' and
gentlemen were present, and IN on
joyeda pleasant time. ..
The People, IL, Theatra q. !. resor4. Il,
pleasant. pastime. for ladies' and ue,,tla-,
men, is nupexcs,elled. TIE i play,s a 81
such character Is to psr,nit lie roas
particular person to enjoy tbam The
elegant sceneries are Of such Is to en- 81.
sure anyone the benefit Of their money.
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Sc. James a. N. 2. church, corner
Fuller and Jay streets. Sabbath SER
vices, IL 90 a. m. Wednesday evening
PRAYER meeting, s p. IN. Friday even
ing e ASS, 500 p. M. Rev. John M.
Henderson, Pastor, residence, l7s
Charles street. Days for PASTORAL visits
Monday and Tuesday Days at home
Wednesday, and Thursday. Weddings,
funerals and the sick, promptly attend
ed to upon notice.