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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

Harry 4 Gha4@s s1s -~iHuratssf nRr.ns
Hr-fst. NJ s~~sus~s Tenn. 41sf r--snfir-
3e-~-ss-~i. Sno sHz tilir-v-sevsu Y-4rS
aiiL sszffrrzsss esnEu arnan EEsuhEs ssr sour
rsxr& Has I-s1r~~ q ~tiisw nzlI szrg -ntI-
tfers- His nzsferpsssz= ~ arr xaa ~
'ssrafir pssr.-ila~~.s .ur rsle Carrarzn Gail
.srys II " 1suiuGr1n.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

ssssrsr-lor LOWRY 0f Mississippi a1z
appatur-sl Hon. r1inmns r. W1ssls. n
MERRIAM. a. Ill the vss-susy om tire Sys.
pr-Tnc Gaslr- le1rI osr-asiouesf bv ste
rT-Siaszusiau N Gllrc EtIsttre Arnold
Hi-- W1rsIs - ane at tls ahIest lawyers
x tho <tntF
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

Al Har-1ds11rx KY. q sw-tGa Tncx an
sha -1uisvtIls Ssufhsrz saz 1r1<au 1ud
sls swim ur1s<t. dircnau4 n passenger
rain rlzr ~ r VIE pulling 1ux az TIA
-nwn- r1s -ng-rs@r Hlnns vas 1ur-. zud
1s 1or ser-nustv
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

LIZ s1f1zEsfIzf lrruIussuE -..afec ssT-lIulr-
II K a,iIiiaIsi min. wstIIsst 1aa ssinE,t dc
L. .uiiuHaIxl iiSsI&L -s4Ief INIT -ansst.
a -i1s sft1 IA aqur1ursnEis S1L I'M m 1tis
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nj 1ill ~ Al liz SkssEss tlIslsI -.iiasr suIu-
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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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finishing Inn WIN i1ElaGfI1Z ssIunnrz
I'm 1sr1Isssst n =sEnEnur II szupir airu
VIII 1IulIsE-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

-xT s-7rssa r-7IIs running IN sur1-
sir Er-sfi1iIIs seEsvasEr YiI1l-s I1i1t E4g-
- 1alry an I'M '2tzI- E=I<uH nm sfIiI tasuu
ri1iE CANNING II n lIgr IA. az sussssE
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-e-s E-scs-ssf Euat itT 9srzanz EI1s.L ar
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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@zHEis=t MS -zEalzsr 1r -zia arziar szrl-sss.
II Esss tlsI i1sI.-nsst md inu,fezf avsr
= i1z lHlIlss.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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sr-s A-liaurs NET &C Atlanta 6ssG. su1
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sfil,i''si sisrzl zr--rzz mr. slr snsfaa ~rzup~.z
2liiuz sAsszfni % fera@azi rxTsErsr aar -ax1l
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~sez1t sf saza aaae
asfrssf-se c'iazt -z~ss sezzi q nxEs af sssa
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zzEr-s1t grscs a. liQNS zirzr zsak rlns-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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t1ruirs-A n q Af&nuitv n w1saa Mssssrs
~sS ,hf1ilr stafibesL. rlss sszruxn a -is~
sHss~ H1s Hlservfs sztsx Allen Nnzt
hpar-'s wsfs ssrs 5ati xr--~s~sE Hz1,t zrs
"A iAiL
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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s7's .iil-lssI HTr- AIT sz5artls wiia zz.En-
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s-sl-f-lr- u E-iHza na1ursp,r1Ezsst -e-Itsa
l. xarf.s
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

aT -Eia svEn1llzrar ms 1t s.sr--.rrzz-y nc
@zle 8iaIrn. =ufssr.zE11Esst -1ie ili.iaz,zfss ~
hs EIrsst A.unrtEszs GIuIr-=za. a-L slr
zssnn=rz IE zls gaIlinsE Iznf drElsr dEs--
-inEszissilst .,ltsscz by 4 <-1uAt 1aurTEIss X
IL E,lr-na1liile EziIrsf N Nazfiing-lIu.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10
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IA tsarprzfArr@ with ErsKiunusz~ p4s~s-~E
~ tn city GauzgtI ~ New arssauxs
AtFIr SiIuleesusars rsr~nffv lsxIssst n
aF7issr n ms ssaasf ~ palic- m ciess all
xgsrnu ling ~sfMnlistnruFs N tt4s sifv
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

Rev. Mr. F-zucisI pasrur NJ tins 0<corsi
aza-l Negro HsrhosIisc G1urrt. cumuit-
.1sst sg1iriIfa- rr1ubla with n 1r1tEer MIN
.zEsr vas z1s 1zIusa-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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z. II tiiH 7nrninnIu 51rstuznH1r-- 1ns -.-
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ss-r,s -zzil-.ss4 aEr -iinss df iils .,Hrsrs I'll
-.Es v1usa ul.szssis ilHt 5ssssr saf.zz=f ar
TaltFzI =ks1rss srr--Iixssr-s m Burning Ssssx
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

saEzul4E 1zIi zasssisit -szs1fenrzs IN
VIENNA iars 5IIIuIrsssf M 41I-sss-- ns.r-s-zEr
szTszl sslssiser IA 1rfbr-f IssssIs<zurz N ms
IsE.-s 1nEri1sr ac ss1nli-nrs I'm z.1s;s aslsi
ri Alnnrar1 vim IN IA -1lzz xsrr =wsrr
-rssr n lIliIsif a as.IHr-sss IN us--firs1rs.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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.rlzr=t 3r ne TurzIneiv sz9inzlnn af n
ss.r-.s AZ f,-1EznIt1s II ms gasiiImsr as1sf
4s=sA ulzs.z zE EiHzz-sinan- Asrti-- an ssln
4 ssrss-1Z ar1lsr miners wsrs En1Irr-sL-
~. x -sirgrr sssr-usrsss,-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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ne u. mt 1rrnisr at E1rir-ssl --~-
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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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aszassHrnE sHzIisD I'm E4z-r1anE 51r
yrsr E1rE IN LIS - IN I'M sru-aznnr
r~rrtmir- 1rlf Iuart -sis Es--.z-zl Ic -as Esss--
- & zEeausoaw1 1s lfszsrniiarzzsst mt
.rz;-z-zfsI ~ z4BlIfu1
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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n El-s srz1A.iu Tam. .a1l awaiting r.as
sar aa.s..azz z-z1
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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rusr=f nm z1a Stare 1zn1f E.zusfx-- an
- u. Agllf -=<s1r1sst n auEn3sr af auafzsr-
r-nTz. ErnnuE wi1Er,.t wa# szrppas.xf II ia
I,u~ szaiI1sr sz-r---zEnIE-r z u 7srrz=
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

Hzan snIt Instantly Eiisnt sr Esin nrrss-
fzsgal HscttW-.s ac y <rzu N rsis aaznlls
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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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srx ami Hlinnsr srxr--f an fs.ars1. wsrr
nzz.f N -tis wuasIs 1sssr R.szsilnr.. G.. an
~ HI. 1v n 1nr-y AZ azzunzrxI rinv
.s,s -sssn1E.sI md aa-san N -sis szuufr N
@rE-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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p ys.F s.ri.aSaz., tasat IN sane 4if,r &C F=l.-
lsw 7w-r au -fs EL s~r fmrx xe-xr ass
sz--7zL. ms asaa-t ac Essa1fzt sf xsfw
grsszEzs sErz z1sz4 - 1n xzzrzss 5Ir x.zz--u.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10
VOL KILL

4vrssrz NJ M uf-s-s srn1EaY-f N
a. zliIiHr-Es nS Au1z. ssi.E.un- an-s
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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

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- SazLEzss sssssn IN zlIfzErzzz -1nr
- I'M E1t Xmr--1 zIlEf SsIuE1 In
- "a silrr a-suIal1nz1 av Eles nm
- II AIur-Eaa4 w.iIIa La -ssrn--
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- tslaErtsH II @Er1r m. --leir 1p--
- - -aslal11u1nn EsssErs ~ 1nrs Gzr-
- Islr-I -zzsEs-- xSllss -1st rz1irzz-
u sElIr-l EaEarzs "A liss- u fmE1r-
isiiEE.ls .zEE,xsfu-.Iu az LIS zszIr1.
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- i11irlsst iIn- 7-s.1E asrs sIE- Ssss-
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X La -aEz &C AsrzIz-k
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

In llfiitEs faiir szsa1sssurnr lszus-f .-uu
-as'iissIr- 2suartzns1E- IN zia nsr.
- 4 ilisss-szIIsst n r-ia ftsiE Ezunu1r
: = k-.-.se turing Tia unrzst ar Srp-
.'1-lls'-- Lila rIfa& fitiif. Issa SrzHsit N LA
'ii-- F-nE Il f-1l IL III rz11f at -1iIB
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Ala 1s.E szGsiI ar sErr1itrs II liz
--~.iirE = sa..sez - ar adnur rslr-ss
--iliai-z nun4 r.laz, L 1rfsnrgf 1rrL.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

la 4ssnHs--zTsw af MH.z8z1.,iErssx--x IN
= = = lnEn1nanzsf EiIn Wu. L asrssaniL.
= IN nilr-istlsz.. sIr SssIssr1nr= 5Ir EIrsxI-
-'a'i'-'.E--iur-. .sIliu VI CiIr--Ir7zl-. df
Iii 7ir essE-urarT al Ssaaz.. Wn NJ
! '- az 8.lsrlIII- @Er Treasurer xurf
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r p ,lititils'at= 5E A-nr1ssv E-srnrz-
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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

- a,.-sslsz IN n LA Az1rTlEnsf 1snItssr-
- -s'1lEilis suddenly a1sstz1st- gn ina
- - licz-lIEs II n lsaEr srz1r-tu-
- iIii1En1 X s'zsz-r r1a.fsr 4. sz--1Eiz
- lF-ssII1isr zx'H zsr-.liiss 1Enw4 IN
-. .''-l mi riissr r-lsl ~ N ziH i'm zsr
: - = af--slr lEin tnHiIs,f aIznsslc Enw1
- = -,t,ar-- [z sz1lL WIS .-nzzIr-.I- ms
- = II il-aAzzsr n -sR 1lllssza ANT sar-
- -4 xzrs 1rIzzzL- zaEzl man VII
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-10

Dsr- Exs-szsz M sh- DraaE-nr kEslss sns na-
r.srase1ssu.f 8sssEnsfss-yH-,-esez @.a1rs.rinIe
mr. Foast ami WsEzr-ak Raar gilanus
hsr @tnus-=Esrzx ~ str1sr-.Fs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
DIST ,IrT CnU TT.

The District Court convened list Mon
day morning at ID o'clock, Judge 7 H.
Wells presnins. The volume Of bu.l.
ness req firing attention at this time is
small, an the sitting will he short nn-.
No bushes, was trin,ac ed Tue day
'winI to the Judi position Of s,ms Of the
members Of the Court.
Ga Wedne-in venire for a Grand
Jury was issued, turnahle Satu d.,
o-ia, at o'clock NJ the bu- iuess
10 come Def IRE thi. b,iy is ligh', and u
session Of few d'ys will probably eud
th ir labnrs. Judge Well. will lesv,
next Friday for Ely where he will halo
court few days aud then proceed t,
Carson.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
CIothin, DEPARTMENT.

In this Department we offer
bargains . pe'ior TO eny here
,ofore given in tn 8 v,cioity
AID Ga | special attention to
our stock uf Overc ats and
u.ts 70 Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats a d Caps an our
extensive line OF Eoots and
Shoes.
Geats F IN shin, Goods tn
great var ETY. and Of the b ct
quality An exam nation here
will most certainly conv.no-
you.
our prices en- luck Gloves
are so per cent lower than
f rmerly and our StocK the
Largest that has beeu carr'ec
for years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
,nUv'c,Ti n
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY, Nov. 4 1889.

iAhhANASAr ALLEY, NoNs 1905. |
Mr.. Euui: | snp,~>e yu hav.n't
quite forget y, ur cla,s,rs. 70 guess yo"
rememb tn. time when the G,reks
Used to mNeey arc md Ike our Am r..
can l"d'an., with t"pas .r hl,uk.ts
tn'o.n over tn If III ,ulders, ,hst el--
they hal hen-xth | don't kno~) aud |
heir CATERS had M uppers, hut We're
eel onto their hare feet with strings.
ANY way the, held grand pow .w"w
nee to put ups III ON an old ma zer
IN" had be u shooting hi. mourn oil
more th,n they c.l stun och. 81 h-
sas asked "wnat man aa..' H told
them that man ws atwo-lexag Il AMI
nal, bora without feathers. Tn. an.
'~er got them b in the collar an on.
Il the c'U~d VAS in-tructri to fetch
cup Of cold pi.'n, which they compel d
the cid snOoz t. swallow. Thy
weren't Satisfied ~ih thi,, but had T."
tackle a,mther f-low with the san.
n st,"n, but he kno wing what 70 ex.
Jet, gave em little tstfy to mske IN,
ii feel 70 d, S he told EN- man wa a
ratioual being, born with souI and III
che image If his u,ak.r. THIS sa'i H. d
aver, body. 81 tn T. lw SAY ed his la
cUn IN that occssiun.
| What IL me think Of this str,
vas on account # m.tl ing that &C.
urred when me and dad was out prus
ecting one day. Ga the road h me W
nve't mk two heis hbors and dad had !,
eth out his specimens for them t,
pass their opinions a, 70 their merl's
TIL tir one said that they were orl,
pieces OF country rock. full "f iron sranes
mi, Information made dad JIM, il,
mad, and lie called the man da' ne,
fml, and turned his back On hun. TIN
'th-r one concluded to conf r"lni'e mat
t.r. by pIa, ins metallf+ions Mur by
a Ing that the rock ssh'ylly M tall ,r
,l- IN its character. the c .,nponent Part
y ing chi ay lead. Tns t,ckled ,d T.
much tn It he a.kel the How home +
supper, anil they hid gay old tin,
afterwards di. cussing + rmation., co
ract veins. tlav ,elv-dges aud lord know
what else. VIII they QUIT for
ght none If u could tell. for we got :
sleepy that mother and the rest Of u
went to bed.
Whilst dad and ewas out next day
[ told him my Greek story, stating tbs
he way he'd treated his two ne,ghhol
made TIE think If 1t. This got hi
! jumping again and ha said he suppo-t
[ tn ught myself smart, though VIII
little smartne.s had came from h
side Of the house, but as l might
taken off suddenly, in the prime If II
youth aud beauty he was agoing
8 rite an ep,taph for me. Sure entug
! afterwards he pre- .ented with pap
on which he'd written the tolowll
.eud off. Ill give it you right here, I
though it haint very complimentary
/, -ho IS that tn. old gentleman saveys
n heap.
:. Epytaph On v i,iiam mi he's. ESQ
late " Pahr "a xat valley.
Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
Oy-Goods Department.

In TIE Dry-cools Depart
ment we a Q Hs, ing spec al
bargains n order to make
10 IN tor our pring aid UNI
msr Goods now in transit
ote the f Ito wing: Rl'Ik ts
al, Robes, ed Comforts Ian
els, | adj 8 Heavy k rts, q
dies, MISSES aid Chi.dren's
Woo en- Ho }, Gen 8 Fl g
oolen Half Hose, Ladies
Misses and Children's Iloaks
a ID new l,arkets. jersey jock
cts, " oolen ress 20 DIS Wool
en- Hoo 9, Nubias, Scarfs anc
Heavy M its.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

The White Pine County Hospital has
now but one lonely inmst.-Mis. Nc
Crea--~hose in6rmasiss are 70 great that
sts i liable to pass away any time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
Here lies unlucky B II,

Here lies unlucky BIZ,
We all suppo.ed had sense.
And though his mains was next to nil,
Bill thought it was immense.
VIII. n first he went t" Peters gate,
He c"ul not get within,
They It'd HIM that j"k4 up there,
Would be too great sin.
So he tried the other place below,
Where it's hot both bight and day,
But hey said they had no use for Bill.
ln any klnd OF way.
And now at twelve o'clock at nights,
Bis ghn.t can still be SEEN
A cutting alfalfa
Or ,omething .ls- that's green.
What do you think Of that, Mr. Eli.
te E! Haiut yot . da ~ Of q parent!
However from this tine out III give
hun away every lime, sIlit up, VI NJ
split Up betw ecu III. As for mother she
called him an uufeeli"g brute and SAID il
she'd = klI0~sd What kiud Of Snau he
~as vg III 10 turn out in his az, she' d
never been bothered wi h hun. When
dad .Aw her cry. he had to tell her tina,
1t MAS only IKE on his eIde-t suu and
mar tor the way he'd BEN r,tina 10 the
Etiiter sbUut his 10 her. 81 after .
While they made up aud was as loving al
III the days x me by. Bob and Bet tn
jyed the racket hugely and nothui
could b. heard from them all the day
but here lies uulucky Bill.
So you See, man is born to trouble .
the sparks fly upwards, and as YOU ma,
think I'm troubling you too muchly o.
this occasion, III .hut up aud sign my
self, Yours truly,
| Bill Smithers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

County Surveyor B wen Of Humboldt,
ha. bsen ap .ointsi Deputy United States
Mineral Surveyor by G -nsral Irish.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

During Sunday and Monday Of this
week the wind blew almost gale from
the Forth, something unusual. Several
stove pipes were blown over. Lnnk
Carefully after your smoko.stacks; We
Couldn't stand coLa agration now.
The fonr.month..old infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Orr died on Monday
Wsatog and wAs buried % Tuesday.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

The portal card was twenty years old
en- the lstsf Ills nontb.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

AUSTIN, Oct 81 The ten thousand
dollar libel suit brought against the
Re-se River Reveille. the daily news
paper published here, was decided by
the jury last evening in favor Of the
paper. The two days trial excited gen.
eral interest.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
Gee y D apartment.

The Grocery Department Is
Constantly sup pl -, ana bee
our rrice are st Ill Lower than
the Lowest. Cali and b Cou-
WINGED.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09

The inch water MAN laid from the
R y M nd shaft al.ng tho ra,lrnat to the
Reduction Works has not suff ient tall
e. enable it t. carry all the water from
the works, aud for . week past the over.
a w ha. run down NJ ,in st, rendering
travel difficult and disagree fable. A
force Of men are now engaged in laying
pipe to carry off this water aud the nu.
i.ance will soon he abated.
J,hn Meloy and Miss Annie E. Re
were lined in marriage at Bristol, last
Saturday evening, by d strict Judge T.
H. Wells The RECORD Office &C.
know l.. dyes the receipt Of the new
couples compliments aud wishes tn. m a
pleasant urn y through life.
DR.. J. N. Louder LIFT Wednesday
morning for Milford to meet his fan,i y,
who are cunning here. He will return by
Monday next.
Frank r 8. left hastily last Wednes.
day for R-adville. Mas. IN 'elepraph'c
inf. ,ma,ion Ut the serious illness Of his
wife.
Judge T H Wells arrived from Ely
last Sunday BY private conveyance.
Prepare your water piues now to with.
stand the next c"ld .prll.
NILES. H., 'O,t. 81 The trial Of
Mrs. Enz. Davis for gran larceny ha.
hr 'ught "ut the fact that Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. Davis mother. j. in reslity old
Mrs. B nder, Of the not. ri"us B, ndei
family Of Kansss. A requisite ha'
been asked r, anil as soon as it arrives
the prisons rs will b. taken to Kansas fol
trial.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
MURAT HALsTEAp
Comments Of tho PrOs on His Dsfoa.,

Comments Of tho Press on His DSfoaI,
From the N. Y Post n wonld be q
fortunate thing for Mr.. llNlstead IN .he
long run II he should be rejected by the
Senate, and especially II he should be
rejected for his h0ldneas IN exposing the
corruption by which Mr. Payne was
elected 10 succeed Mr. peudUtOn for
the Senate and for applying the lash 10
20 the Republican Senators who voted
against an investigation Of that In.
iqWty This Is the brightest spot In Mr..
llmstead's editorial career In recent
years. II he Is martyr for H. be will
deserve 4 martyrs crown, and We shall
help 10 below IL upon him. The Repub.
licHn Senators who voted 70 stiile In.
quiry into that dark transaction de.
serves al that Mr.. Halstead said Of
them and more,
From the Louisville COurIer.Journal;
The united vote Of the Democrats OF
thy Senate TO reject the nomination OF
Mr. llalstead Is creditabl6 neither 10
their wisdom nor their manhood, IL is
20 DO hoped that II was the result OF u
want Of reflection, and that on the mo-
ton % reconsider there will be changes
enough 10 confirm In todayB ballot
This Ia no time for getting In either
personal or political reyenCes NOri Is
10 a time for Democrats 10 seek to re.
Wye the bitterness and the llth Of the
election Of Mr. Payne TO the Senate.
This 10 a chapter Ia Democrat c history
which prudent and honest Democrats
ppttid yyith IA ha hlnitgd ont al rnnnnrv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
rnn nLnorIon In MAaaILLoH.
The Honors HAsy Alter Hard Fought
Contest on iioth nides- The Democrats
Oct the Best ofit'

The Honora HAsy Alter q Hard Fought
Contest on hoth iideg.- The Democrats
Oct tho hest IL,
iaparlal ooTsapehaeaoel
MAAamLoH, April 3,
The oily election wah the most holly
o0nteRled within the memory Of poll
tiGianR Mons OF tho candidates allow
cd the election 10 40 by default, aud tho
reanlt was that 1850 votes were cast,
Neither Aidoih doing much growing, as
the hOnOrh arc evenly divided, tho DEM
Oorata eleeting nln6 ana tho liepnbll
cans eight candidates, Tho Democrats
would probably have made clean
aweep, had II not been for several pow
erful factors, unnecessary 10 mention,
Tho result was not surprise 10 anyone
Tho following arc the mai0rltlehi
--MArhhAl A, Vending, II, 1000 4, lla'
gan, ID, Dab, Wendlings majority 900,
bOlicltOr-O, E, Young, ID, iOO2i ID, u,
ReinOehl, Il. DOb. Y0ung'a majority W,
Treasuror-J, W, FOltE, Il. O0s, II, Min,
lch, ID, 059. FOltEb majority g. Street
commlaal0ner -Limba0h, d. 0ibi Hlel'
Icy, II, 9l0, Fisher, Ind, Do, Limbach'a
majority ~,
COUNCIL,
First ward-J. II, Dangler, II. el9l q,
M, Whitman, ID, 2Sa, Dangler'a major
| lty l6. neounu wara ", II, Svhlagel,
u, $780, a, II, Borden, II, s29, sehlageIs
majority 3. Third WArd-J. Clutz, ID,
ab0i l., III, str0hel, II. Bal, Str0bel'a
majority 70, Fourth wArd-,A. BOer'
ner, d. i0l; j, Donelly, n, la5 BOer'
ner'a majority 30,
For assessor the following were elect
ed, |, 3, Orooka, H., majority 49, II, j.,
liegglnbatham, II majority n, JOIN
Merriman, H., majority 20, George Bul'
lgeh, D., majority 1875 In the town,
ship, NJ, Trlner, d. was elected with "
majority, aud In Rlohyllle preoluot, j..
10, Wit, D., with n majority
Township tTustee-A. Smith, d.,
1917, W. II, Jones', H., 1897, Smiths
majority 100, Township treasurer
M. Schafer, r., 1857, l., List, d., $50.
Schafer'a majority 402, Justice OF the
peace-W. s. y. Rogers, r., 1901 Gust
Paul, d., 1888. Rogera' majority llS
Aa members OF the board OF lGduca,
tion, II, Kirohhofer and w. II, Juatua
we're elected without OpposltlOn,
Since the election the politicians ad'
mlrati0n for Louis Llmbaoh has risen
wonderfully, Tho obstacles In the way
Of his election were thought 10 be In
surmountable, but Limbach, through
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A FORMER RESIDENT

Dies Al Hor niooo'a Residence In Chicago
News 10 received In the city OF the
death at Chicago Of Miss Amelia Wolf
aged 70 years,
Miss Wolf will be remembered In THU
city by old residents as q sister Of the
late Mrs. @. A. Whiting, who formerly
resided In the room now occupied by
Barr's drug store Ia East TuScarawai
street. She lived here most OF her life
up 20 about 1866, when she removed
with her niece, Mrs Hartman, 10 Ohlca
90. Many friends h 70 Will receive the
news of Miss W0ll'a death with sadness