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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-02-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING RATES:

Local matter Ten Cents line for single insertion
MIrrtage and Deaft Notices inserted gratuifousiy,
Obituaries ,ciH be charged halt the usual rate Of
transient local matter.
Transient rates-Eight cents line for one, and
Four cents a line for erery additional insertion.
One inch of space counted as IIceLpe lines. One
eoixmn, Fsve Dollars per inch, one year -Four
changes allowed to yearly advertisers without add
ttonai charge.
The circulation of The Wing being among the mos
intelligent classes of Cecil county aud the adjoining
counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania and DeidUare
it proprietor confidently recommends it to Business
Men as a most desirable medium for renlunerdttu,
advertising. U maintain its high standard as q
family Journal no offensive or Objectionable ADDER
tisements piH be admitted at any prlce.
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in a way to fit them for the
most delicate dishes. Minces
herbs and vegetables. Does
anything that the old chopping-
knife would do Except cut
hngers) and does it better.
The Philadelphia Meat Chop
per will finally cut a pound OF
raw meat IN less than enc min
ute, or a pound of cooked meat
in less than toe minutes.
Price SI.5o.
The machines can be seen
in operation in the Basement
near the Dairy.
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Reception to Dickinson's President

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. IA large recep
ton was held last night at the residence
Of Judge Sadler, on College street, IL
honor of Rev. DR.. George L. Reed, o
New Haven, Conn, president elect o
Dickinson College, and w. q. Allison, o
Philadelphia Over two hundred guest,
were present, including Dickinson Col
lege faculty, clergymen, members OF III,
bar, courthouse officers aud cuisines
men of the city. Tuey lef5 on Inc mid
night tam for their homes.
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"Black silk and-wool Vir-
lete' is really a black silk-and-
wool Camel Hair. At 65c,
9oc, and ST. a yard it is about
halt the first prices. Some of
the grades are 46 inches wide!
A new quality black all-wool
Batlste has just turned up at
SOC.
40 inch black Cashmere al
75c-away under value.
Let these stand for a dozen
other as good or better items
in Black Goods.
John WANAMAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets.
and tityhaii square.
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By this exhibit it will be seen, that
beginning with the first OF anuary 1881
there has been a marked increase III
this line of deposits, their aggregate
amount on January I 1889, being larger
by SII5,967.24, than al the cores
pondlug date ten years ago-IS79.
1t is not our purpose to lenglnen this
article by an extended comment on
this exhibit. A single comparison by
years tor present purposes must suffice.
The acreage amount on deposit on
the first of January for the years 1878
g SO, was SI75.994,I5, while the aver
age amount at the same date, in the
last three years 1887 $3.50 was s274,
5000 or an average increase of $780,
546.14 over the years stated.
We consider this a very gratifying
evidence OF local prosperity. For TWO
classes of persons particularly these
figures do not afford much comfort,
the habitual croakers, vino in common
with their class in every other town al
ways deplore the decadence OF their
times, and those who insist that local
option and prohibiuon have injured the
trade of the town. We call the atten
ton of the latter to the fact, that the
aggregate amount on deposit on the
first OF January in the last three years
under the license system, viz, 1873 10
80, was S52I,oS2.55 while Tor the last
three years 1887 SO, the aggregate
amount was SS23 ,62o.79 or difference
of S3oI, 63S.24 Ii. favor OF the last three
years under prohibition.
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ELKTON. FEBRUARY 9, 1889.

Mrs. Cleveland's position on the
question OF wine in the White House
has been eloquent if quiet. 1t is stated
that she has never tasted glass of wine
since she became the Presidents wife.
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HYHE+WHlGs:

PERMANENTLY vGluabie for its Local as ,ceH as Gen
sral Intelligence Netrs Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County, IL
addition to the Deekiy contributions Of its regular
corps Of correspondents. Anonymous communfcd
fiOns ,DiH receiue attention, the name OF tn
tgrifer being required ~ all cases as guarantee o
good faith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-02-09

The detached plate-paper
portrait this month is of Mar
garet Deland, author of "John
Ward, Preacher Scattered
through the number are three
striking illustrations from
Books of the month, and a
breezy sketch of Alphonse
Daudet at home is enriched by
a good likeness of that famous
novelist.
Book News is 5 cents a
number; SO cents a year.
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THE CLAYTON MURDER.
HIS BROTHERS TELL THE STORY OF
THE ASSASSINATION.

Arkansas Democratic Leaders Responsible
for the Political Murder-How the EIec-
uons Were Run by "a Company of Armed
Militia-Other OutraVes.
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Notice to Stockholders.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Column az Port Deposit Railroad Company

Will he ned 1T the otlic of the company 80. Z33
south Fourth Street Philadelphia. Pa. on We'd
ncsday, February 2OLh 1859, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Election for President and Directors ,me day
and place. JAMES X. MCCLURE,
Jan26-3w. Secretary.
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ASSIGNEESSAiE
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue OF power contained in mortgage
from Geor2e Il. Greenwood and wife and others
to John Moore, dated the 5th day of May, 1878,
and recorded in Liher A. w. VI No. s. Folio 10 &C.
one of the Land Record Books OF Cecil County
the Undersigned, Assignee of said mortgage will
offer n Public Sale. to L e highest bidder at the
Court G,,use door n Ell tnn Cecil (nunty Md
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1888 ACRES.
MORE OR LESS.

MORE OR LESS,
being the saue Farm which was conveyed to the
SAID George Il. Greenwood and another hy Hiram
Nc, ull ugh and Reuben Haines, Trustees. by
deed dated April 81. 1874, and recorded in Liber
ID. :. No. 10. Folio ~, &C.. another of said Rec
ord hookS.
The improvements consist ola Substan- ssssa
tial. nearly new, frame dw-l inx h"ii-c, .1s6
new franz barn, gran-ry and other out ~ &A
buildings 1kA
About twothiri> OF the and il upd cuItivI-
ton and is Of excellent quaiity; The balance of the
farm is well set in chestnut, oak and other timber.
The farm Is deslr.by located on the Elk River
q lew miles from Turkey Point aud has an excel
tent shove on said river, adapted to fishing, duck
ing. sc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase
money III cash on the day OF sale un,-third in six
months, and the remaining one-third in nine
months from the day OF sale, or the whole OF the
purchase money may be paid in cash ON the da,
OF sale, at the purchasers option. The credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale and to
he secured to the satisfaction Of the Assignee.
The cost OF conveyance to be paid by purchaser.
ROBERT &. THACkERI,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
SHOGkIIEY & SMITH Auct's Janlgts
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The Electoral Certifica ties.

Certificates of the Electoral vote have
been received by messengers from ali the
States except Florida, aud the messenger
from that D ate is expected early TO- NOR
row morning. IL Is singular that, not
withstanding the publicity given the law
governing the manner OF preparing the
Electoral Returns, SO many and such
stupid bluuders should be made by Elec-
tors. The vote OF Texas had to be re-
turned because the Electors failed to
properly certify aud endorse the package
delivered to the messenger. In the Case
of Alabama, Colorado aud X .nsas the
certificates of appointment that should
have been given the messengers TO secure
their identification was sealed up in the
packages with the certificates of the
Electoral votes, and, in cous quence, the
messengers from the States will be obliged
to walt until the seals are broken ill
presence of the JOINT Convention, which
assemblies FEBRUARY ID in tue hall OF
House OF Representatives, TO OBTAIN theil
mileage. Should the messenger from
Florida fail to report early tomorrow,
President Ingalls, will notify Secretary
Bayard oi his failure, whereupon the
Secretary will dispatch a special messeu-
ges TO Florida with authority to obtain
the third certificate, which is required to
be filed with the U Iited States District
Court tor that STATE. J. NJ. &.
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PUBLIC SALE
High Bred Stock,
HORSES, CATTLE, SWINE,
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
ETC.
| shall offer at Public Sale at my farm on Bo-
hernia Manor, near Cayots Corner, on
Thursday February 2|st 1883,
| IL Head of Horses and Colts, 30 Head of Gil zee
| Dairy Cows. 20 head of Shoats, as follows:


N~
<lo"' Vi 'io'o"sh ofeu MhreS' coming
"years Ola
NO D 'fit huSe 'oit coming years Old
out Oh II hish 'reu mare.
No. 1, a HIwthrOne Colt cOmnl 2years old
high bred.
No. !. IA Blackmore Colt comir,, ? Years old
.
No. o. biackhore toit coming year.
No. I. thorough ell Reg stored Sore
Rrood Mara IA hands =. J.rrta I,orr.ot :.
WA, ,,,, ,t-
'"' n''
NO. g. bro"n Mare " Kate, 10 hands high
Syears old. Good everywhere
No II Row uorso q. t,h,ria :, ,s1< had,
bi,b ,,oo, ,vh.rs,.cr yo,, mn, biu,
NJ ,oon,u nat, nu, ,I,o
bi,h ,,ri.t ,,ar.,a and ,,iI wi, a,,,,.,,o.o
No 10 f,,.v Nara .1,,,., n ,o,r, OIL,
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HENRY r. TORBERT, EDITOR
c. F. HINChLlFFE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
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On Tuesday, the 18th of Feb. 1889,

AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
all that farm or tract of land situate in the Fifth
Election District OF said county. the road lead
ing from North East to Turkey Point, adjoining
lands OF Fletcher Wilson, Andrew Woodall and
others and containing
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conclusive evidence of local prosperity,
they are least intereStlE, TO our local
readers.
Individual Deposit: SILject to Check.
observation-disclosures
9-Ianuary-$l 7o,S55 FL
observation-disclosures
ISSI-January-Se2S, 772.49
ISS2-January-S246,35
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IoS4-January-S29o,6S7 "a
ISS5-January-S2o9,62S.39
ISS6-January-S272,65S.SS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ISSS-January-S247,649.I4
(7he toHhdrarM IF deposits on account
Of loss by salisbury .fre accounts for tie
falling OF tbs yeaJ')
| -Ianuary-S2S6,S2 oAS
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, d. o., Feb, 7th 1889.
the prevalent feeling around the Cap
| itol to-day was that at least four places
| had been as good as filled il the next
| Cabinet, and that Messrs. Blaine. Allison,
| Wauamaker and General Alger are the
| four men decided upon. SO far as Mr..
| Blaine is concerned, there have been no
outcroppiugs at Indianapolis to Indicate
| that General Harrison had decided upon
| that gentleman for the Safe Department
| but tue confidence i'll his selecJlon exhi-
| bited by those who close to Blaine
has produced the conviction that he is To
| ue MIR. BLyard successor. Not ouly do
| the people from Maine and from New
Englan generally express confidence in
Blalne's selection, but Western men who
have talked with General Harrison since
| the election, including Murat Halstedd,
who may be said to be a mutual frIend
| of Harrison and Blaine, have dismissed
| from their minds all doubts as to 81 .lne' $
selection for the State Department..
| lind that even those who don't want to
see Blaine in the Cabinet admit tuat the
| indications justify the oelIei tuat he Will
be the Premier. Ii Mr.. Blaine has been
selecteu 1t is singular that the President
elect does not, as has been the custom,
consult hlD touching the selection OF The
other memo rs. But General Harrison
has not been conducting the Cabinet
making business GU the old lines, aud
evidently intends to be the only laburer
IN the shop.
The same confidence is felt i'll the Sc
lection OF Mr. Wanamaker. There is d.
difference OF opinion as to whether he Will
have the Post-o office or the Navy Depart
ment. Ii ne enters the CaoIueJ ny opIn-
ion Is he will 80 TO the Navy Department..
That place would be more congeuial to
MIR. Wauamaker and presents better op.
portunlCles for the exercise OF his great
business talents and executive ability
The Post Office Is DIS much OF d political
machIue as d business department. Pos
tai affairs are Conducted on business
rules as matter OF necessity, because
the people will not submit to a tamperIug
with the postal service to promote the
interests Of parties or politicians. Blu.
politics are not lost sight OF Ill the selec
tion of subordinate officials, who are ex-
pected TO serve the party" without in-
Ierieriug with the leg ularIJy OF the pos
tai business, and without exciting the
wrath OF those who are active crusaders
Tor civil service. Joan WauAmaker, not
being a vloleut PARTISAN, who believes the
party, and not the public, Is TO be pre-
ferred, would not give satisfaction 70
Repu blican leaders as Postmaster Gen
eral. For tue the reasons, | am incllned
to the uelief that he will succeed Srcre-
tary Whitney.
General Alger is generally assigned to
the War Department. He is Well equip
ped to discharge the duties OF that office,
and his selection would Oe we'll received
by the army as well as by those who now
constitute the Grand Army that existed
from 1861 to 1865, ana OF which General
Alger was distinguished leader.
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Hanalnaker's.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Feb. 4 Iss

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, FEB, 4, 1889.
Book News for February is
ready.
Dullest time of year with
Book makers, and yet Febru-
airy Book News tells ofSe0euty-
eight Ne1O Books, and gives
clews to the drift and worth OF
most of them. Very likely not
10 of these Is Books have any
special interest to you; another
10 appeal to some one else,
and SO on. SOWeWAcre there
is mlnd-niche for every one
of the new Books.
But how many Of you have
the time or the chance to dig
into the Books Of every month
and make a choice? The COM
mon way is to buy haphazard
Or go without.
OF course when a Book is
in everybody's talk-as Rob
ert Elsmere' or John Ward,
Preacher are just now-curi-
oslty pricks you to read it.
But that's a slow way to get a
hint. Book News readers see
the light OF new genius at the
dawning.
Newspaper men are in the
full sweep of the new-Book
current. No one knows better
than they what it is to have the
drudgery Of Book looking and
weighing and choosing done
by a safe friend. Here is what
some OF them say:
No better glance at literature from month to
mouth can be hal prObably.-Brooklyn IN. "
Eagle, Jan. T. 1882.
FOR prompt. unbiased Criticism oi the new DOCKS
IN an Interesting form. this magazine can be re-
lied upOn.-San iran isco A"rocate, Jan. g. 1889
In every respect mirror OF the literature of the
day.-PtiiadeLphis North LmerIcan, Dec. To- 1888.
Tho bet eptome OF al! that is new and best in
in the world OF books BurIinqton IN ~ REPORTER
Jan 1859.
Book NEWS gives in concise form perfectly
accurate information regarding all new books;
stating their object, character and all the facts
necessary TO get an excellent lea OF book before
gett ny it.-Bosi0n Com nOnwedIfh, Jan. IS 1889
Book News Is the b st and choicest thing of
III KIND pub. shed.-Ihe apostolic Guide. Lustin
Ies, Dec. Il, 1858.
Tnt worth OF BOOK NEWS is far greater than
any claims made tor 1t bE the pubiiSner.-1m
can Church Sunday School Magazine, Dec, 1855.
No lover OF boa : VIII wiliiny Y pass 1t by I'M
noticed. Philadelphia Episcopal record Dec. -,
1855
The detached plate-paper
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-EEHE*GEGIL* WHIGss
sJABllSHEDINl84t,

Is PUBLISHED Tvs,w SATURDAY MORNING AT ELkToS.
csoiL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01
Mrs. Gruldy'i Column.

Parasols in great virity at Good
man Zeiglcr & Co.,
Mrs. Parsons and daughter, will
start for st. Louis, the fret of next
week.
The contract to- lay the brick tor
tho house Mr.. John Wilson is
building, has osan let W. j. Lit
toll Jr.
JOdie Biggs is very sick with
mountain fever. Bruce Lane is
also down with fsver. Con.
sidering the filthy condition of eur
town the wonder is that everybody
in not sick.
Wanted Darning Of all sorts,
bv Henry Griswold. Work and
terms warranted to suit. vii
work by the day in families where
a COED table is set. For samples
OF his darning call on Mrs. Nc
Court.
At tho picnic, last Sunday
among other amuscments suitabl,
for the time, place AVID company
was footracc between the dignili
cd Mrs. Chas. Pearinxn and tn,
volatile Mrs. Pete Reid, tor
nicklc a side, Mrs. Reid won b,
JUST halt q Cher own neck.
Last Sunday, several Of our citi
zens, finding that the effort of on
praying people we're proving un
successful, took it upon themselvs
to bring rain by having a picnic
Iu The afternoon heavy black cleud
came up and they, thinking the,
had done all Il at was nee s,ar~
started post haste for hemc, whici
they reached safe and dry. Tn
consequence was, the clouds dis
perscd without giving Il drop o
rain and the drouth continues.
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Disarmiug an Unseen Foe,

This was sometime a paradox as Hamlet
says. Since. however. the people of America
aud other lands have been enabled to pit
IIostetter's Stomach Bltters against that I'M
seen foe, malaria, il is no longer . paradox,
but an easy possibility. Wherever malaria
evolves Its misty yenCm to poi ,On the air, and
decaying unwholesome vegetation i'm reg
mates the water. there, III the very stronghold
of miasma, Is the auxiliary potent to disarm
the foe and assure efficient protection. Fever
and aguc, bilious remitte1t, dnmb ague and
ague cake. no matter how tenacionsly they
have fastened their clutch on the system. are
to abandon it altogether. But it is its pro-
vcntive force that should chiefly recomn end
the Bitters to persons dwelling IN malaria
cursed localities. for Il Is . certain bnckler OF
defence against whicht eeDemy IL pOwcrless.
Cures. likewise. dyspepsia, Rheumatism, kid.
pey and bilious ailments.
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tEA9R!AL DAT III WHITE OAKS

Memorial Day was u,h.red in
under a bcaming sun. The air
was refreshing and ere the hour I
noon our streets and avenues wore
a regal appearance from tho APP
p%earance thereon OF well dressed
men, wo,nen and children.
Before the hour OF Q p. m tho
Town Hall a filled TO rcpletion,
and we'll we're the attendants re-
paid.
The singing was excellent, the
selection of pieces being jud%lcious-
ly chosen and we'll rendered.
The choir consisted Of Mrs. Z. ".
Parker, organist, Mssssrs Starr
Tag , R v. lanc, and Prof. l;;ch.
nond, Miss Lula. Stewart AID MRS.
.icCoirt.
Tac address BY +. n. Richmond
w'ts repIcts with evidence OF close
Ia ulilaritv with ancie, tones and
classic literature. His sffsrt VA, a
highly scholastic one and reflected
mach credit upen the young nra' r
Rev. Lanes oration WAS an in
spiration, masterpiece OF WOOD
painting. His deductions ir. mthe
origin and sequences OF tho civil
W + struck home TO the sense of
every uld tor.
We will next wee. do fuller ias-
ties to the occasion. Sufficient
How 10 say that the servises at
the graves were Impressive.
Every soldiers grave IA covered
with immortells and many how,ry
tokens of love and remembrance
were lett upon the ssdden cover
let's of TRENDS without tho organ
i%zation OF the &. A. r., many be.
sides the order being lresont at
the cemetery during the beautiful
nj impressive services.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01

STRAY-Came on our range over
tive years ago, "a bay pony, now s
or 3 years old. 1t is branded n
on the right thigh and Il 70 'uliar
Spanish brand on the left thigh
The owner should call aud prove
property. JoHN FORSYTH.
White Oaks. May Both, $50.
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Carthage. May IS, 1850

Carthage, May IS, 1889
MAJoR CAVFREY
The murdrrcrs OF Richards v ere
aught en- the 25th.. at Clildress,
Texas, by Sheriff i.~obinsor, aud
m asst of the money recovered
They were brought to Socorro on
msrning train tbs dato. L.
m*%
DENVER. Nay 27.-A special to
the Associated Press from Child
ress, Texas, SAYS, "'llarrv Ginn
and &. j. Watson" alias Barboun
Watson, were arrested at Matadur
Ranch, Friday evening tor the
murder of Geo. W. Richards.
superintendent of the San Pedro
Coal and Coke Company, Cartilage
New Mexico. They were trailed
about 50 miles on their way t, the
Panhandle of Texas, over the
mountains. They dropped an en-
velope containing SIS and buried
T. bag containing 500 in silver,
winch was found by the officers
The officers came ia Chi'dress
Wednesday morning and started Ia
the Matslo ranch Thursday noon
aud arrested the prisoners on Fri
day night. The murdcrers were
quite popular with the Childress
c 'wbays and they threatened to
+ ease ii lrisiners, and for
awhile it looked AS il the officers
would have to fight fer the pris-
"ner-, but after explaining every
thing the prisoners w,re brought
to this place and put il jail tor safe
keeping. Harry CHM had Sl935
and Watson $500, making in all
*2255. They claimed. they got
the money PLAYING mont. in Ariz..
and also stated they Wen a lot OF
horses, but that the Mcxicans took
the horses away from them.
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LAST 'all a tremendous excite.
ment was created III st. Louis 10y
tue elslement vt Henry W. Moore,
oil tho editsrial force OF the ST.
Louis Post-D ispacI,, with Mrs.
Emma l.. Norton, the young and
pretty vito of John W. Norton,
an operate manager OF wealth, al
so OF St. Louis The latter pro
cured a divorce. and Moore and
Mrs Norton have since been Inv
Ing togathcr in New York. Last
week Moore left the women, US
he discovered that she had been
nnlruc to him as sue had to her
husband. lie might have known
il. An affair of this sort Away.
brings forth dead sea fruit.
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ApYICE TO MorHEns.

A&s. WINDOWS SOOTHING sYkUr, for ohil-
dren testhing, isths prescription OF Zone Of the
best female nurses and physicians in the
United statss. and has bean used for forty
ysars With nsv~r' falling success by millions OF
nsthcrs for their children. During the process
oftssthing Its value 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures aysentery and aiar-
rAoA' gripping In the bowels. and wiAdeolie.
BY giving health TO the child It rests the
mother. Price 71e. q bottle.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01

GOV, PRINCE Is COMING.
Santa FL, Nay 20, SO
Maj. C9frey;
Dear Su-Ih&re your iefte,
and simply ,orife 10 ssy that ~iil
b. yiad to coDae tn White Oahs J.s
tie FourM IF July, ana ant,cipste
mUch pkedsuic from the c,stt.
Tonrs Truly,
l.,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01

Nat Moor, Nogal's patriarch.
was in town on Wednesday. Nat
10 net an especially proud or vain
man, but he seems :" stuck up" IN
the basis Of his intimate aequain-
tince with Msssrs. Parker & Sigh.
His eyes Toasted on both OF them
while hero.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01

OK Wednesday last, & L. CLARK,
Geo. D.. Tarbsll, Ben Stimmsll
and Lloyd Schell, left for a pros
pscting trip to San Pedro.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-01

Ben Small, of FL Paso, Texas, will
send you samples Of wall paper tree
on application.