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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26
Application for q Patent
No. s7s


usr7rD STATES LAxp ovyrcr.
EurskA Nevada, pecsmbsr ~, ISL.
NOTICE IS HEBkBr GIVES THAT TIE
~ Southwesteru Mining o. upsny, Through
thttr ATTORNEY 10 fact, W. b. Mills. Whoss pt,st
hee address - Ill Dorsde canyou, Lucyin
county. Nevada, has this day Also his sppjica.
ION ior patent ios nias Landrsd and s@slty
linear feet VI the Reciuss nins Of vein, bearing
salt. with surface ground stx hundrsd fsst n
wtdth. situated In 81. rhousa hipipR istrfct.
County Of Lincoln sn | state Of Nsvsd !. And a..
signat BY the IA notes and oflsial plat on
hie In this ofics ~ 10y No. y. In eswnship 10
south range 68 east OF Mount ptxblo Nertai..
said lot no. 80 bsing ~ follows:
beginning at post mnrked No. /, o. 3. sur.
wy no. -, from which the 4 s,ction eor.sr 4
sections and 8. bears nth y6k degrees esef.
zsS feet; thence running frss courss; north az
ueg west. sio frst 70 post msrksd No. >. U. :.
survey No. Is; thence second courss; nortk ] \
deg ssst, l,* 2iU feet 70 intsrseot the 4 .sasScs
line Of section 9. west loss LILO fsss fruno ~
section orncr " steiioLs snd 3, township IL
south, range Gs east. C0o feet to Post msfked
No =. o. .. surv, NO. ~; thencs third courss
No. Z. U. =. survey No 10; thspss fourth oourse
sou'h;ss deg west, SJa t-to lest 10 intsrasctt hs
I SC ction line to sections kno ., west ~ 10
fest from the I tsction corner 10 sactions
aud 5. tovnship 10. south range Ga saze, CO..
iees to post No. !. ths plses Of beginning. Nag
u slice acres.
Tue location Of this mine Ia recorded In thu
Recorders ONES OF II. TnonAs Mining D strict
IN book A. page 81 Of Mining kscorda. Abe "a.
siniLs clAiinapts are unkpvwn.
Any sBd all person- claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Rccluse mine or surfsce
ground ere required to nie their adverse claims
with the Register Of The United states land
Once At Eureka. In the ststs Of Nevada, during
.he sixty Gays period Of publication hereof. o.
Of the htatutes.
o. q. HALL. Register.
III hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice
o. application for patent be published for tbs
period Of tee consecutive " seks in tho ioche
RECORD. weekly newspaper publinhed 4
Pioche, Lincoln County. Nevada.
jah'-lot y. h. HALL, Register.
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"a Application for a Patent


usITEp srATEs LAND OFFICE,
AurssA, Nevada. d cembsr 2f, Iss7
NOIioE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN south western Mining Company '. ,Lron' n
tneir suthorIsd aselt, W. i. Mills. wbo.s
postotlcs ADDRESS is I'll Dorado Caiyvn. lin.
coin county, htvs Ia, hss this " died his IN.
phestion tlr pttens for fifteen hur.arrd
Linear iett Of tbs Colorado mine or vein, bsa-.
tus ha,I, "ltn surface ground sx hupdred fest
~ width, situated III ot. Thomas Mining lis
ti1cs, County OF Lincoln and ssste OF Nsv.d.
snt designated by the hsl1 ncfss and ofirisi
plat Cd fiie in this Office ae lot No 81. IN tovn'
snip ~ souih, range 6s east OF Mount Disblo
Aeritian, said lot No, 81 being IS foilows;
Beginning at post marked No. i, U 81 snr.
vey No 81. A, from wh,cn section corner 10
sections 10, l6, q aud ~ township 10. tortb of
range 6itss. bears north 10 deg, Ia min c.sr
sIs lett; thence running, first coureu. aon,b
~ degrees west. 0yi feet to post marked No
U, - tuivey NO. 81 A.; thence second eo,,rsa.
north, 81 deg west, 1874 10 feat intersect a g,
tion ne hstsean sections l6 and ri of tow,,.
ship 10 south. rapse GO east; west iist g. o feet
ffola section ctiIer to sections is. I6. d nnd
22i titesn hundred feet TO post marked Ma
: survey NO. " A; tneges third course.
nortt 60 DEG east, coo feet, to uoss n,srssi II
Z. . y surVey No. 81 a; thence fourth conr.s
south, 80 deg east, Sal 0-i0 feet east 10 iniar'
stct section line hetTepn eectiO1s ia ana 81
township 10, s,utn OF range 6s east. west. isno
,s 70 place Of bsginuing Magnetic variation
10 deg sait containing 30 66-1li0 scres
:, In9 location Of this nine is recorded In the
hecorder'a once OF st Thomas Mining District
in B5oh A, page Of Mihing Recorss ma
adjoining clpimsnts arc unknown
ANY and All persons claiming adversely anv
portion OF thegaid ''oolorsdo' mine or eurf.css
grount are requsred to hls their adverse claims
sl.h the Register Of the United states Land
once at Eureka, aud State of Nevada, during
the sixty d,ys period Of publication hersof
s Or tney wa DO barred by virtue Of the proyis.
D II. HALL. Register. \
:. u hereby oftsered thst sha foregoing notice
Of application for patent BE- published 70, ~
period OF ten conpecutiva wssss In the plucbo
aApoap, weskly nswHpape. published al
ian7.iOt D. HAM, pac,a,,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

Grvs THEM a CHANCE. That Is to say.
your lungs. Also all your breathing ma.
chinery. Very wonderful machinery h,
is. Not only the larger air.passages,
but the thousand Of little tubes and cavi.
ties leading from them. When these are
clogged and choked with matter which
ought not to DO there, your lungs cannot
half do their work. And what they do,
they cannot do we'll. Call it cold,
cough. Group, pneumonia, catarrh, con.
sumption or any Of the family of throat
and nose and head and lung Instructions,
all are bad. All ought to be got rid Of.
There il just one sure way to get rid Of
them. That 10 to take Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup, which any druggist will sell
you At Is cents ! bottle. Even il every.
thing else has failed you. you may de.
rend upon this for certain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR-
IN sasnt to the authority vested In me In and
by certain Deed OF Trust, executed by the
Bristol Silver Mining Company tc me, bearing
Gate Ju7e 10Th. 1852, and recorded in LincoiG
County, Sevsds, Records, In book P, Pages al
to 21e, cefxuit having occurred in tile payment
cs the interest dre Deceuber 18th. 1852, On the
notes Secured by said Trust Deed, in tie sum
OF f-.teen Thousand Dousra, / Will sci at pub
lie suction, to the highest bidder. ut the Board
lug Houhe II the sRid Company in Bristol. Lin.
coin County, Nevada, on the
GlS.sh day % sept I'M sss. 1888,
At O'Clock r. NJ, the property mentioned az
described in said Trust Deed, or 30 uluu
thereof IS may be necessary to pay said inter
ests and costa of sale, TO wit;
Those certain Minee, Mining cIainus, Quartz
Mill and Machinery. MIlisite, corrals, Guarding
houss, Barn, Assay once, Blacksmith suop
and all properties situated In Bristol Minins
District, Lincoln County, stgte OF NevsdS, ana
described as foilowa:
All OF that certain mining claim known Is III,
"Ohio" mine.
All Of that certain minlne claim knowE ss tht
"hevadg" Ipine.
An undivided oDe-hslf Of that certain mimi.
CLAIM known az the "6ipsy' mtue.
An undivided one-haii Of that certIin nlipiut
An undivided one-hsif OF that certain mining
location, or privilege, known as the "Bfistoi
Tunnel"
Tie Bristol Silver Mining Company MIL and
Mtileite, Containing 6sO scFes Of Land. mora Oh
lens.
That certain Ter-stsmp Silver Quartz Mill
thereon, with Mill Building, Ore House, ketor.
houser Engine Room, appurtsnances aud nv
chinery, ihciud ng pALs, settlers, 70.aors
power steam engine, boilers, clean-up pan, ~.
tort, we'll and we'll nxtures, boarding mouse
building with furniture, barn, assay oiEH
with furnace anu touis, blscksulith shop viii
tociE, building Used an loG4ing hJu Sc LOT eu.
pioyes. All machinery, tools, implements snd
sppurnnances now ut tn1 ninss and mill afsre.
said. And also SiI the real ehttte and Interest,
or stber claim or demand, as we'll in law ss In
equity which tie sad DilstoI oiiser .aiaiul
soxapany now has, or may Hereafter acquire OF
IN and " the said pren4taes, with Tie xppurten
snces.
Dated August LIST, 1883
su4LSt HEAnx T. WILLS, Trustee.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

A f1IrT Send 10 oeuts postage, and we 1il,
Il fsEf mail goa tree . royal, valuable
u vi ! simple boz Of goods tha will put
you In the way Of making morn
moneJ ct once than anything else il Ainerics.
Both sexes Of all ages can live Il homo M
work In spare time, or all the time. - Nal
not required. We will start ,cu. rmmsnss
PaZ safs for thees Who start 81 ooss. Ds1soc
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A COMPLETE FkI5rfoy.agAR HOSTING
"A Plant fer Double.ccmpsrtmeut ,ha.t.
2s-ucrse power; almost new. Engine and boiler
suitable for running grist or saw mill, and
warranted to b in the b. order.
Apply to J. kiszNMANN,
AAfeh u, lses. nsl-evi.
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PRIMARY ELECTi0N
Of the people on
SATURDAY, APRIL e, 1888,

For the purpose Of electtng Delegates 10 the
ssid State Cpnveption, the primary Elsctioas
10 be CARR 81 out 10 compliance with the laws
Of tbs state snc the instructions Of this Com.
mittse.
Tbs following test will be required of each
snd every voter st tue said Primary Eleosiots;
II am a citiz Of tha eiats, and viii sup
port the ao1iaees Of tho Republican party"
The Republican electors 10 this state api
vottrs. without regard 10 psat political sfiia.
lols, difference or action, who believe IN thu
Ametiraa principle OF L protective tariff for
the defense and development OF home indus.
tries and the elevation Of lone labor who
would rednce the national taxes and prevent
the accumulation Of surplus In the Treasury,
In harmony with this principle; who are Oh.
posed to the attempt, now more openly Avowed
tnan ever before, - establiah policy which
would strike down American labor TO the isYel
o. tne undefpsid aud oppres ed workers Of
foreign laDds,who favor naval and coast de.
fensea, which will en- bile the IN ted STATE to
conduct international negotiations " ith self.
respect: Who gratefully cherish The defenders
Of our country who condemn aud reseot con
tinued and unjut eIclnat1p OF rapidly growing
IerIit ries, which have an indfsputabie title
" sdniseion to the sistarho2d OF states; who
favor freq scbools and popular education, a
Tree and hopsst ballot and fair count; The
protection OF every citizen Of the upited ST ses
70 his legal rights at houe and abroad for.
eien policy that sb Ill extend our t,ade and
coinn.eies to every land and cline and proper.
u support the dignity OF the nation, and the
promotiou Of frienuly and harmoeiouarelations
ana Intercourse between all the States, land ia
favor OF the absolute e1cluhions Of ali A.iatica
paupefs. insane. crioiinsis aud persoDs known
81 communists. Eihilists or Anarcli.ts, aad
limiting all further immigration and revision
OF our natural zition aud land laws, the er.
ctssiys libtraity Of which esu-ts The unde.
siFsoie addition to our surpius labor" sre cor
dislly invitsd to unite under thla call Ia III
formation OF national ticket
&c. ID. BuYLE. Chairman.
=. Y LORD, Secretary. Ap7tl
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a"ndsy. the Tsvssfth day u
Septemberi

4. D., 1887. at the hour OF IAN, en- ssid DAY,
will sell all the right, title and interest ii
said buliiop,iile snsltiog Company, in add u
the sh,'e desc ID d property, at the Front
Door of the Curt House 10 the town OF Phoebe,
said County and State. 1t Public Auction. Tor
Cash in hand 10 the highest and best bidder. 10
satisfy eaiG order Of sale and ali c ,sis.
&. D. TURNER, Sheriff.
By s D. Smith Deputy sheriff. ,susss.id
sosrpaSEHEESr
Tbs ai.ave sale t. hereby postponed until
TnesdRy TIE 20tb day 81 september, A, D 1887.
to taso place At the ANS hour and place above
named.
Ed. TURNER. Sheriff.
~ :. D. smith, Deputy shtrid. 7s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-26

The aivsEsl Republican County Central Com.
mites are htreby nsTncie1 to Gala
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26
# TO ADVERTISERS.
The Free Press Recognized bY Geo. p.
ROwell 4 Co., as Ahead as an
W Advertising Medium.

The we'll known advertising agency OF
Geo. p. Rowell & Co, of New York City. have
issued an annual Newspaper Directory fol
thirty years or more, and these publications
have been generally recognized as authority
~ 10 the matter of newspaper circulation.
IL the regular issues of the Directory they
lave included all the newspapers published
~ the United States and Canada. Quite
rocently. however, they have issued con-
:densed list. 1t gives only tho best newspa.
pers as advertising mediums, and hence is
practically better, because more convenient,
than their larger Directory. Four-ffths of
the newspapers of the United States are
practically ''counted ont" by intelligent ad
vertisers, who only want to know the best.
Hence the value of the work under notice.
The publishers in the preface well say:
1T sifts the wheat from the chaf. 1t di-
rects the attention of an advertiser toward
papers which he should aud ought to use.
and tends to intercept portion of that pa
tronage which goes to publications which
cost greatly in excess of any power to bene-
f3t which they possess. 1t takes the general
cround, that the best Is the cheapest"
We need scarcely say that on this plan,
the FREE PBrss is given by this book (see
pnge 1857 rs tile advertising medium OF San
Marcos and Hays county. it being tile Only
one on Tie list. We respectfully invite the
Mention of advertisers, both at home and
abroad, to this fact
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(f'rcm Our Regular Correspondent. }
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1883.

(f'rcm Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1888.
Another western Congressman is
in trouble with his former landlady.
She was very kind and devoted to
the Congressmans sick child, but il
appears that she transferred her ten
der feeling from the daughter to the
father, and that she claims to be his
wife, which allegation he denies and
defes her to prove it. To say the
least of it the Congressman was gull
ty of indiscretion. and he is now pay
ing the penalty of his folly.
The politicians of Washington are
much exercised over two important
Federal offices that have lately be-
come vacant by limitation-the
United States District Attorneyship
and the city Postmastership, and as
you may well believe, there is no
,ck of applicants. 1t is thought
that both places will be filed with
good Democrats in few days.
Since the holiday recess, thou
sand bills have been introduced in
Congress, but of that number only
one has passed both houses, and that
is the bill aixing the salary OF the
Fish Commissioner,--an official whose
services have hitherto been gratis
ut five thousand dollars per annum.
The House passed q bill deciding
what shall and what shall not be
written and printed on mail matter,
and the measure will probably pass
the Senpte. Another bill presented
in the House in lieu of the Depend
ent Pc lsion Bill, is an act to
ply destitute veterans the sum Of
eight dollars per month, and there is
a probability that such moderate
measure pIay become law.
The Thobe- Carlisle contested cleo
ton case, as WIS apparent from the
beginning, has completely collapsed,
the report from the Committee on
elections being practically unanimous
in favor of the Speakers right to his
seat. Among tue affidavits flied was
one from Mr.. Carlisle.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26

A japanese prcverb says that friend at
hand Is better than all your relations st q
distance. so u little money In your pocket
is better than oil the credit 10 the world.
II is astonishing sometimes how much Q
little money will buy. and equally sur.
prising how quickly bill reaches n hun.
dred and yet We may have little To show
for It. Que purchasing on credit buys
rashly and generously; he does not think
u pay day. which seems far of, certain
like death, but as remote and intangible.
II Is so easy to buy things in this way,
one hardly stops to count the cost; by
this method IL almost seems as II all the
things we covet grew on trees. and all We
had TO do was to put out her hands; we
seem to be fed and clothed as If by q
miracle, and 1t is surely a miracle II we
pay the bill due In due season, 10 con.
tract bill is to contract an obligation. to
give another the advantage: we believe
that half the forgeries and embezzlements
In the country are the direct result Of
debt. Half the paralysis and heart
disease which ends mems lives In their
heyday nuy he traced to the worry con-
sequcnt upon debt; worry kills more peo-
pie than work, or love, or any disease. It
writes wrinkles in the face. It discolors
the skin. makes the hair fall out and en-
courages dyspepsia. -Ilarper's Bazaar.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26
MARCOS COUNTY TEXAS
WHAT YOUNG AMERICA READS.
The Public Libraries Doing Immenss
Good for Future Generations.

Tn. p,,n,, r,,v.r,.. p.,,, ,
cood s,r r,,,,,r. nsn...,,,.s
10 ascertain what the great army OF
New York's young folks read, reporter
visited the leading libraries of the metrop-
oils and conversed with the librarians
aud readers. Il Is a mistake to suppose
tbat tbe chi,dren ,re NOT criticaI md ,,,II
reod ovorv,h,rc MT hoforo ,hor,. ~, ~.
',"ne ~. 80, -" .",
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uoohM n vas "sseu s a.Us y. nora.an ,. Mno mas
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Wen, snswereu .ne Muy' smlhhg,
oIl ,u'es sug u1 no' p.sn"tso .ne s'vins Oh
So~s !" ..,a o.un un"s. ~ s, yea's VI use,
, ou. 80 anAou' "e sno n.'i1 .nines y
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yea,s oia. ,r
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ino oo!s esen, '" co .no srye.ese ue,
~
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aloweu' ine poys "le espec,aliy IoIu ol
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s1s, .no oos aeaI oT'na y, pupus se'unos,
auI .i a,' MoaMs w'Im n,,'i y 10 usoaui ~ tluue
In ana ous,,ess. BUSINESS. lnis oiass VI ieauns 70 er
o, 'lios' ene,lsV neg'eo'.u ~ .he sirI' noys
.eau S,ou S,o uo"i =. WIG e.anuaiu .' nVela-
.s .uae, nenJns n., very Pvpurl anvns
.nen,, oue "neiv '' .no .as.e iol nSner nv
thaua ',,, ,.., az ~. uus11peu M ne.oan ~ ~.
."ols ,'he il'lns anu Iooper oo"'e IA ior
Goyu snaiS VI popum.iy. -.
noons anu n,. nasan,nIs sh S Som.aiihs plc,
an u,es "'o C,,;,, ~ .ey nuon un u.n"uu sN w yv
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ronS,ous y. ounuay School ooohS. noohs
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W. ~I"'u ders he.e' ,aro @ nat aaet,, . sou. ~,
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26

The drug stores have a curious way
here Of shutting up just about the tins
you want them. AS soon as II begins to
grow dark, down 20 the iron shutters.
and IL you need anything you go toa little
bell handle outside one OF the iron shut
tiers and ring IL. Then you hear some one
at q crank inside. the massive frame rolls
up aud n head looks out the window.
Finally. the man or boy inside opens part
Of the window, and you talk through a
pane u glass and make known yorr
wants. Instead Of being angry at being
aroused. the man begs your pardon for
keeping you outside. and says; 81 thank
you for your order"
II you have not the exact change. and
tie man inside Is in the same preiicss-
menf, he win beg you most politely and
thank you 20 allow him 20 change e.
Having done 80. be viii thank you fot
calling lcvidently taking the visit a. n
social onc). bow, close his little petp hole.
bow ucain, and then smile sweeily a. he
gripds down his iron nshufter and his srnil-
ing face l. lost 10 yiew.-Drescen Coz
COuricr-JourrIal.
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Yearly advertisers .llowed the privilege
of quarterly change.
Business Cards, one inah orless, one year.
as. Cards in Business Directory, one year,
$2 .,,
3 Local and business notices will be ,harged
ten cents per line each insertion.
advertisements for Schools, Churches and
Benevolent Societies, half rates.
Marriage AMI Obituary Notices, OF over ten
lines, charged as advertisements.
Calls upon candidates, their replies and
their circulars, and all notices of a personal
character, (if at all admissible into our COL
umns). will be charged a5 advertisements.
A cross mark upon the paper indicates
that the tina for which the subscription was
paid has expired.
All advertisements and subscriptions due
in advance.
Any of our friends would do us special
favor by giving us the names of any per
sons within thair knowledge who would be
likely so sub scribe for the FREE PRESS. so
that we may send specimen copies to such
persons.
Our terms for announcing candidates are
&1b for state and district offices, 10 for
county offices, and S'3 for precinct and mu-
nicipal. Terms. cash.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26

A boy living on Pearl street while
studying his lesson in history the
other night learned the date of
Washington's death. Addressing his
eighty nine-year-old grandfather he
cried; Grandfather, what great
event occurred in 1892" "Why, l
was born in that year" answered the
old man. The boy troubles him with
no more questions in history.-Buf-
falo Courier.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-01-26
oualItIe..sf N. o.u,-..rs...

An Elglish physician who has investi-
gated the characteristics and surround-
ings of oenfenariaus says he fnds that
the aTeraEe qualities we're a good family
history, a vel made frame % averEce
stature. spare ratber than stout. robust,
with good health appetite ard q digeziion,
capable q excrtion, good slcspsrs q
riscid temperament ard good lrfeIlic1nce.
ven lffie Derd for and lt-le o1nsunlp-
ton q alcoi.ol and animal food The
nan wbo nspires % be q ccrfcnsrinn
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EEEILksi,Ea IiS.

NRTHODIST.-Preaching ST the Methodist
Church every Sabbath, Rev. v. II. n. Rggs, Pastor
sunday School at Q . m. sirginR ~ o'clo, p m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Young en's pray
sr-meeting on Monday night.
. RAPTIST.-Preachiug at the Baptist Church
s~crv SUNDAY. Rev. ". u. Beverley. Pastor.
sunday School at e.3O q. m. Young mems prayer
r,eeting Taesdsv night. Congregational prayer
meeting "wednesday night.
PREsBYrgRl AE.-services 2nd aud 4ih sunds vs.
..~h month Rev r. Haverton, pastor. SUNDAY
echceI every sabbath AZ $40 An Praver Meet
fnr every thursday At T:So p, m. All sc invited
% attend.
cnRIsTI AS.-EIder J. J. Williamson Pastor
a9rs,v school At 9 s. m. 4 cordial invitation eE-
tended TO al
pkOrEsrAST RPiSCOPAL.--Rev.N Y. p. Fuller.
p..tor. -rrrie~s the 2nd snG 4th sundsys 10 each
mrr-h suudav -choal evsry sunday
rATHaLIC. .-ssrviecs 4th sunday IN each s'vrih-
Rev. Father smith Pssinr-
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The Voice of the People.

The people, as whole, seldom make mis-.
takes, and the unanimous voice OF praise
which comes from thoscwho have used Hood s
sarsaparilla, fully justifes the claims of the
proprletors Of this great medicine. Indeed,
these very claims are based entirely on what
the people say Hoods sarsaparilla has done.
Send to C. /. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, for
book containing statements of many cures.