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Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
The Cotton Market Booming.

"After a calm Storm" says the ad-
age and after season of dullness in our
local cotton market comes a corresponds
ing season of briskness. The cotton
market was lively for time yesterday,
no less than 80 bales having arrived,
some of it from the near neighborhood
of Guntersville.
The fact is pretty we'll established
now that Huntsville is one of the best
cotton markets in the south, and the
staple finds its way here from all points
The prices paid yesterday ruled from
6 to 9la cents.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
MATTERS MUNICIPAL,
VI eetng of the Board of Mayor and Al
dermeu Last Might

The Board met in regular session last
evening at the Office OF the Mayor, AL
derman Ware only being absent. The
minutes of the last meeting having been
read and approved, the reports OF COM
mlttees were read and fl ed.
A GOOD M5vE.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Board to examine into
ana report on the purchase OF horses fof
the use OF the Fire department., stated
that the committee from the Fire compa
ny, had raised on private subscriptions
the sum of $3.50, and recommended that
the Board provide the balance required
Tor the purchase OF horses and harness.
The report was adopted.
CEMETERY EXTENSION
Ihe committee appointed to report on
the extension Of the Catholic cemetery,
recommended an extension of seventy
ieet north Of present northern boundary
line. Adopted.
THE DEPOT PARK.
The com mittee on construction of the
depot park asked for further time in
which to consult Maj. Scrimsha W. The
time WIS granted.
ADJOURNMENT
The Board then adjourned 10 meet
again next Monday night, at which time
all the business of the present admins
tFa,'on will be wound mp.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

We have by lar the finest line o. Mil
linery and Millinery Goods now on ex-
hibition we have ever shown. All the
new STYLES and eolors In Hats. Ribbons.
Flowers and Trimmings. Plenty OF ex-
perienced Milliners to do the work. No
charge for trimming.
M. M. NEW Ian & CO,
The Restless and Tireless Dry Goods
Merchants, Under Huntsville Hotel.
s&wky
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Summary of Important and Interesting
News-World's News Abridged.

NeWS-WOrld'S News Abridged.
w. 0. Bradley, Of Kentucky, has de
clined the Corean embassy.
Forty houses were unroofed in Balti-
more Wednesday by storm.
The German man-of-war Olga, wrecked
in Apia bay, has been foated.
The steamship Haytien Republic has
been sold at auction for SAL 900.
A farmer named Storm committed sui
eide near Convoy, o., by hanging.
Farmers in the western counties Of
Pennsylvania have formed milk trust.
Nora Conger, an inmate of a Cincin-
natl house of ill-fame, was murdered by
her husband
The shortage of John E. Sullivan, the
defaulting clerk at indianapolis, as shown
by experts, amounts TO SAT ,020.
The Church Missionary society has re-
ceived information that the missionaries
in Nyanza and Usagara are safe.
John and Edward Wade. brothers,
quarreled near Fairview Ky. and the
former shot and fatally wounded the
latter.
The will of the late Justice Stanley
Matthews has been filed for probate. All
his property is left to his wife and chill
Gren.
The sugar crop of Cuba this year shows
decrease of between As and - per cent.
The falling off is attributed to the cy-
clone of September.
Xenia, Ohio, is excited over the at
tempt of mob of negroes to lynch Sher-
To Ia ct, l. I
renee to death at dance.
1t is very probable that peace will soon
be declared in Hayti. Negotiations are
going on between Hippolyte and Legi-
time that may lead to such an end.
Charles Hutchinson was found muir
dered at his home, in the Town Of Lake,
near Chicago. Patrick Reynolds and his
wife (Hutchinson's sister,, have been ar
rested on suspicion.
Half dozen prominent Boulangists
have seeded from the party because of
the generals flight to Belgium. They de-
clare that he should have stayed at home
and faced the music.
At Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. Mrs.
Minnie d. Morgan was elected mayor,
and a full board of aldermen, composed
OF IHS 11OSt prominent 1duleS III the Town,
will aid her in administering affairs.
1t is stated in English political circles
that Lord Randolph Churchill prompted
the Tories to make him their candidate
for the central district of Birmingham
against Dir. Bright, in order to secretly
SOW dissensiOns between the Liberal I'm
ionists and Tories.
An exciting contest is expected over
the parliamentary election in the central
Birmingham district lately represented
by John Bright. The Liberals have Sc
lected a candidate 10 run against Mr.
B1ight's son and the Tories. the latest re-
port says, Will endeavor to run Lord
Randolph Churchill for the seat.
About forty switchmen in the Erie
Gards. at Buffalo, N. ", struck Thurs
day. The men went out because three
Of their number were discharged ten
days ago and reinstated at their demand.
Their places are being filled as rapidly as
possible. The carpenters and painteas
strike remains unchanged.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Federal COur tNOte..

The United States Circuit Court is
still in session in this ci tv wrestling with
the criminal docket The docket is an
unusually heavy one but no time is lost
in wading through it.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Pride of "Dixie,

Is the best solid leather custom
made Shoe ever shown to the public
at the price. Try one pair and you
will have no other, for sale only at
THE SHOE STORE.
EBER RHARD & BRO.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
DR.. A. B. Shelby

2DOOrs South of Post Office on
Franklin st.
Office hours from 8 to II A, N.and
rom 8 to p. NJ.
Messages left at Allison, Adams 4
Echols, Drug Store will receive at
tention.
Calls in town and country will be
promptly attended. Residence at
flee.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

Railway passengers are often thrown
together by accident.
Eyolutionists may talk, but Adam was
the prime erl man.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Spring; Shoes

Of every style and kind. Every
pair marked in plain Fl cures and one
price to all.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

Go to THE SHOE STORE for,
Base Ball Shoes, and Wigwam
S ippe rs.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

The Finest Shoes at $500 can be
found at the The Shoe Store.
EBFRH. q BRO,
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

How does the Irish Cupid inhict
wounds? With his "Arrah, be jabers !"
When sorrow leaves its traces what be-
comes of the rest of the harness?
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

100 nice apple trees, 10 standard
varieties only 81 25 100 BEAUTIFUL ever
greens only Is Apply at once for
particulars, WITH STAMP FOR ANSWER.
Hartwell Nurseries,
Hartwell.
Ga.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

Go to The Shoe Store for the best
Polish and BlackiEg.
EBERHARD q BRO.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

When the registration books closed on
last Wednesday night ,204 voters had
registered, At the election held Iu 60
day total Of 03S electors cast their
ballots for Mayor leaving l66 voters who
had concluded to stay away from the
polls.
In the First and Fourths Wards the
election for Aldermen was both spirited
and exciting. The returns from the
polls are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Hutchens 257; Rodgers, 1Sl; Halsey,
1872; Church, 105.
FOURTH WARD.
Ware 146; Jones 1877; Donegan lOl;
Binford 90.
The two new Aldermen come one
from the First Ward and one
from the Fourth Ward. Mr.. W. I.
Hutchens as the new representative of
the First Ward is we'll known as cour-
teous and clever gentleman. Mr.. Lucian
Jones succeeds Ed. CASTOR from the
Fourth Ward and is among our most
popular and enterprising colored citizens.
The city gets the services OF two very
efficient officers.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Routed Not Captured.

Messrs. Binford and Donegan made
short, able brilliant canvass in the
Fourth Ward although hampered
by untoward circumstances. Their
speeches are commended as models
of oratory and plain, business like
statements of the issues involved.
If the odds were against them they
can at least congratulate themselves
on having enlightened the public
immensely on city affairs.
Their fidelity to each others in
terests, bold canvass and manly
acquiescence in the result commend
them more firmly to their friends
and to the people.
We are headquarters for Silks, Sat-
teens. and Dress Goods, all kinds, all the
new styles, new colors. Prices to suit
verybody. Largest stock and lowest
prices. All the new style Trimmings,
Buttons, ETC., to match. AL of our goods
marked in plain figures.
NJ. M. NEWMAN & CO..
The Restless and Sleepless Dry Goods
Merchants, Under Huntsville Hotel,
s&wky
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
J. J. SMITH,
JUSTICE of PEACE.

Office, Upstairs, opposite GAZETTE
Office, Franklin Street.
Regular Court first Monday in each
month
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
THE CITY ELECTION.
Murphy Elacted Mayor by 425
Majority.
Rodgers Hutchens, Ware and
Jones Elected Aldermen.

The City election Tuesday resulted as
follows;
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06

EBERHARD & BRO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25

au vas among US and his MANY
friends were glad to see his banpv
lace and hesr his cheerful notes OF
praise once more.
Dr. Gsorpe Baker, Presiding Fl.
der: bed quarterly meeting services
IN ,he 81. +. Church LAST SATURDAY
aud Sunday.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons preached Sab
oath morning ami night q. 81. Ste
pbens.
tie series Of prayer meetings, "a an.
nonnced, we're begun in the Presby-
'erisn Church last Monday afternoon
ana VIII continue through TIE week.
Rev. + NJ. Woods, Of Msr,insburg. IL
expected to-day to assis, Rev. &. W.
Finley with communion services on
SABBATH and to remain several dave.
IL - source OF great rejoicing TO
US all 20 know tbst the call from the
North Carolina Synod was net ac-
cSp'ed by Rev. G.. W. Finley. There
was wall OF lsmentation at tue bare
thought Of losing from our commu.
nifty one so universally beloved.
The prsyermeeting will be held
In the NJ. f.. Church next Sabbath.
Rev. T. G. Nevi,t is holding a very
interesting meeting at Mcchanic.bure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
Cout Sacrifice.

We have left on hand a very
large line Of Ladies aud Childrcn's
Coats, both long aud short, OF eve.
- style ia use, IN black and colors,
that we have concluded to sell Oft
at a sacrifice Unprecedented in the
history of the city.
We have made a reduction ave.
raging from 2j per cent. 10 50 per
cent. on every garment in our
stock, and we are determined that
every one tball be cold in few
weeks. II Will greatly pay all who
wish a garment to give us call
aud be convinced that this is the
greatest chance ever known 70 get
a nice stylish coat az about one half
Its regular price.
Every department in our Dry
Goods, Notions, Carpets aud Fur
nisbing Goods lines is full aud COM
plete Come 10 zee ne.
J.. VI. SHEPHERD,
llS BALTIMORE ST,
CUMBERLAND. MD.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
NIAIRIIIIcD,

90 the "a lost 81 Los Angeles, Califor-
pa, hy Rev VI. " Crabbs, Rev Clarence
' Csviu q Bryart. Texas, 70 Hiss Eliza
bth PRINTS Johnston, Of Roanoke county A.,
Virginia
Ga December IS, 1883, in Howard county
Misso1ri, Rev. l.. y vasdivsr, formerly Of
ibis county, 20 Mrs. Lizsie Glover.
On The 3ist uli by the Rsv. W. Price,
Col. Ashby l. Etsisr o. this county. 10 the
beautiful and accomplished Mis- sue ",
daughter Of the late Capt Wolf, Of Bridge
Port Haujsou county, W Va Nay the
happy couple i've Iona sod epjoy great psaos
freDds. J. >
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
I" After Swinburne "

Nine eyes to my eyelid, cling til ckiy,
Ny tongue feels a uouthful and more
NJ! senses are sluggish and sickly,
10 live aud to breathe is q bore.
ny mead Weighs ton and q quarter,
BY pains and OF pangs ever split,
Which manifold wsshings ard water
Relieve not Bit"
Alter Swioburne thee lines my be along
way after for that matter, but what a de.
scription OF the man whose DO are cos.
tive, liver oisordered, blood out of sorts
Such an individual needs DR.. Pierce Ples.
fnt Putgative Pellets. They are pleasant to
take sad powerful to cure
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all
those peculiar weaknesses inciden, to te.
msles
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25

FOUND.-A pocket back, on Jan
End 1889, between Delray and Rio.
The owner by proving property and
paying costs OF this advertisement
can have the same::relurned.
G. + HIETT
Bloomery, w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
OUR NOTE BOOK.

DR.. Garfield returned TO Paw Paw
Saturday.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Chidester we're in
Cumberland last week.
Miss Lcua Stump returned Satur.
day TO school Mt Basers'osp, Md.
Miss Bessie Stone is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Mytinger.
81. James Mul,ctiy paid US a pleas
ont call Friday.
Bernard c. Cculehan. Of Cumber-
land, is dead. eyed 50.
Read DR.. r. l.. Y.nDcyanter's new
al verliscment.
The Legislature begsn ballot;ng for
United States Senator Tuesday.
A knight OF Labor lodge was or.
gained In this place Tuesday night.
Hon. a. l.. Pugb has cur thanks
for pubic documents.
Look out for Mahaney's spd We.
sells new ads next week.
Mr.. Jacob p. Ridenour returned
from Richmond last week.
The telephone line from Moore.
field 10 Petersburg has been compile
ted.
l. T. Brady, Esq., returned Satur-
day from trip 20 the western part OF
the State.
Miss Vinie Carder is visiting her
cousin. Mr.. John Carder. at Green
Spring.
Misses Elsie Rees and Ssllie In
skeep spent last week with Mrs. III.
b. Gilkeson.
hr. Henry Campbell, of Moorefield
passed through town Saturday hunt.
ing up his wife.
Miss Ssllis /. Throckmorton, of
Romney, Indiana, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. A. l Inskeep.
Hop. II. 3. GiIkeson was at Canon
Bridge last week attending to mat: ers
of business.
To quickly remove tie constipatsd habit of
body and all Of its pernicious effects use
LsNador- Sold by all druggists. Price on.
ly Is cents package.
Upon The first evidence ofs,omach or bow
el disorders, promptly give the baby few
dcses OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and prevent
much suffering on the part OF the little one
Price IS cents.
State Superintendent Hon. B. s.
Morgan, sends us his Biennial Re-
port OF Free Schools of this Safe, for
which we return thsnks.
NJ. j. Burr Bredy tcok The noon
train on Monday for Lafay cite, lns
diana We hope success will attend
his efforts.
Miss Willie Carpenter. OF Moore.
field, spent last week with friends
here. We were mistaken about her
having gone home.
Mrs Bette Willie, OF Canon Springs.
is visiting hor sister, .lrs. Isaac Par
sons, at Hanging Rocks, in this vi
ciniIy.
We should have stated last week
that it Was through the kiI dness of
Rev. G.. W. Finley that We were en-.
abled TO give that foe speech OF Mr.
Grady to our readers.
Mrs. Susie High, wife of Sir. Ose
High, who had her entire right breast
emputated short time back, on nc.
count of s lumor, by Drs. West and
Tay or Lac, we are glad 10 say,
ractically recovered from the opera
tiCn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
eddin IS and Birthdays

Z eddtneS and Birthdays.
a splendid line Of Weddings and Birth
Adays-Dressing Cases Handsome Lea
ther Goods Books In fashionable bind.
in es-Children' Books of ell kinds,
Bibles Snd Prayer Books-Gold
Pfns-Bric-a- Brae OF all
kinds-Steel Engrav-
iugs-Etchings,
framed and plain-Albums and illustrated
Poems Of every description.
.TNO. "A FULTON 81 Co.
Book Store, Opposite Post Office,
GU NIB Err ND, MD.
Jan. ls, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25

STOP OVERS on b l. o. r. r.
TICKETS.
Comm oreing January 1. 1859, the eou'
ductors on the B a o. r X. will issue stop
over che eks 10 The holders of frst-class IN.
limited tickets who desire to stop Of at sta
tions between The sisr.ipg.poiut and destis
nation Of their tickets. Siop-ever checks
will be valid fnr IS days from date Of issue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
The Wnafhnr.

After q week Of most charming
Spring day we were greeted on Ssb-
bath with an old time snow which
continued all day aud night, and Mon.
day the sir was Fept full OF icy par
ticles by the clustering bowling wind
up TO this writing il continues cold
bat bri2ht-sIeighing Is very fine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
The Bank of Romney

Is on 10 operation, and We solicit the pat
roma &c ofthe public. We are prepared to
make loans. The Board Of Directors will
meet every Friday from 10 TO II O'Clock.
q nd persons desiring 10 borrow money will
present their notes, properly endored. on
these days. J. T. y.Scs, Cashier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
Sun Almanac.

The Baltimore sun Almanac Tor
1889 is upon our table and as q book
rf reference, information ami ius,ruc-
ton it cannot be e1celled. We value
1t highly. The Sun furnishes /. free
TO all its subscribers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25

Prom Pbiladtlphia Pal am selling more
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than al! other
cough remedies combined and the demsnd is
stil Increasing
b J. C. TOBOLDT, Druggist,
257 5. Second ST.
There's such divinity doth hedge king
that treason fesTs 10 touch him. But rhsu-
Uatsm is no resptoter OF persons, and Roy
atty would do vel! to patronize Salvation
OIL, the greet pain cure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
Merry Making.

The young folks OF this place and
vicinity went on a sleighing eA cursion
10 Ridgedale Tuesday nicht, purpos-
ing surprise and anticipating lots
OF fun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
HambHetOn's
Bee Hive Store.

We make our first opening in Ladtes' Wraps Ne1o-
markets, RaelanS and Jackets.
Ladies Jackets in Blacks Plads and Stripes at 81 95
Ladies Newmarkets in lacks Pads and supes,tt s. 90 up
Ladies' Seal Plush Wraps, s1S 90 and up.
Ladies Seal Plush Coats, SIS so and up.
Chi.prens Jackets, 81 95 and up.
Cbidrens Long Coats 81 so e
Winter Sbawls
.uTSCELL4NEOUS B.4RGAINSl
One Lot bite Blankets 5jc pair sze White BIap
keis 81 80 worth 90 so One lot Grey worth 50 OO
Que large size All Wool Red Blankets SO worth 81 So One TO-
Comforts Csc Mems All Wool Scarlet Shirts LADIES' All
Wool Scarlet Vests 75c Cdrens White Meruo vests 15c and Dn
Children All Woo Scarlet Vests, zoe ard up, at
HdDl6Let0n'S Bee Hire Store
CUMBERLAND ND
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
Religious

Rev Henry Homsn, Of Ridgevillc,
pTescLed 10 tic ~. r. Church South.
last Sabbath morning and night.
Over year bhs elspstd since Wr 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
County News.

Suhty N6WS-
MITToN Run, Jan. I6.-The
readers of the Intelligencer may he
interested with a few items from
this part of old Hampshire.
Mr.. John Long has been i'll for
several weeks with Intiammatory
Rheumatism, Lut is now GONZALES.
cent. Rev. MIR. Temple of War
densville,has also been sick Tor some
weeks, but he is out again. Both
were attended, professionally, by
DIR. Mcdowell Of WardensviIle.
A. A. Brill, Esq Is getting lum.
Der ready with which to build a
new dwelling house. Hebron
church, and the sections house at
the same place, will soon have new
roofs; and some other improve.
ments will e made in both.
The ladies' Of ST. James, church
and the vicinity just lover the
mountain, recently made a very
nice and valuable present to Mrs.
Miller, wife of the pastor. in the
shape of quilt of 'craay work.
The pastor himself received seve-
raj articles of considerable value
from the Christmas Tree of ST.
James.
A meeting of considerable inter.
eat Is nowin progress in st. James,
III which the pastor has the assis.
lance of Rev. J. J. Crickenberger,
a Methodist minister.
The meeting will cloee next Sun.
day, with the admin istra:ion of the
Lords Supper. PETRA.
SPalE GrELD, Jan. 21.-Rev.
II. G. V. Campbell, of Berkeley
Springs,who was here assisting Rev.
Mr.. Finley, preached come excel
lent sermons last week, which were
yer y much enjoyed by our people.
Dir. c. is very clever gentleman,
an d has a standing invitation TO
com again whenever he can. lie
went home Saturday.
Our Methodist ministers are bay-
ing quite a revival at Levels.
Eight joined the church Friday
night-the meeting is still in pro.
gress ana very Interesting.
Mr.. Ii. w. Campbell, of Moore.
field, came down for his wife Fri.
day, and has been at Fern Dale
since.
Mr.. z. NJ. Washington returned
from Texas Saturday evening, and
will remain here about ten dave.
John Seders of Frederick com
ty, Md, has come home to spend
a few months. He Is a piasterer
by trade and can do nothing du.
ring cold weather.
Adam Proctor Of Connellsville.
is visiting bic parents.
Mr. John Martin, Jr., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. John Crawford, in
Keyser.
Quite number of our peopl .
were in Cumberland Friday.
TIE fourth quarterly meeting for
Springfield cirsuIt viii be held at
Frankfort next Saturday and Sun
day (26th aud 9th insts Rev
5. G.. Ferguson will be in alton
dance and do the preaching. Rev.
+. T. Griffith will preach at Branch
Mountain and Salem same day,
but there will be TO preaching here.
Mr.. Fisher is still improving
but there are a good many others
sick aud Dr. Griffith is kept very
busy.
Miss Mary Shouse returned FRI
day from Stanton, where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs NJ.
Shanholtzer, since September.
News is scarce now; hut we will
b ave something interesting to tell
y on coon. GUFss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-25
ELwooD HoUsER

DEALER IN
Stationery, Cigars. Tobacco. Novels, Maya
Eires. &c, &c.
Maiu ST., Rcnney. W. Va.
~ Subscriptions received Cor any paper
in the Uaiied Sta,es
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
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THE HERALD BRAND.

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iart a: animal !gom tho tail up To 'ishi
behind the Ears. Range, Garfield.
Eou,t. Gmrd. Eagle. fi,sin aud Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding ground all over
i. s.-No extra charge for cut, cn
craving, descriptive matter, OF eng, avod
characters, ani slsp includes copy OF
rnE HERALD. i."i the cowboy on the
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
ETATE OFFICIALS.

L-uicnani-Govcruor.- VIM. q. smith
Regents State University. =. A. GIfiin.
L.. =. Cornell. II. W. Woodbury., u. II. New.
comb. Y. J. Temple and Wolfe Lon,ioncr.
-urnrxE Cornr.
chief Justice, William l.. flcck
Associates. }. G. Helm md <. n. Ellcri
Commissioner. 4. J. Rising. Thoa. Macon
nnh John Z. siaiIcup.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
DISTRICT OFFICIALS.
rosroFrcg nuLLETiS.

ltasilns mail leave. Non''ay, "wednesday ah'
Friday At . u. m. Arrives Ii"s'ihS' IhnEs
day AMI saturday nt o y. N.
Gmnd River mail lsayes Mo.ser daily eheep'
Sunday. at Il n. N. Arrive, daily except
Sunday, AT s;'D y. IN.
i.anroly and white River mail leaves h'".ef
every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY at a. M
Arrives oy,ry wednesday hhh SATURDAY al
6p.m
Money oricr ani registry department open
irum = II. NJ. to y. IA.
I'osionlcc open on Sundays from . Ia 10 a. M
aud from tos y. M.
!. V. HousIos. Postmaster.