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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-01
NEW THIS WEEK.
Dissolution of co-Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1NCo-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Cooper & Box. doing black
S;nithing business in Dayton, Lyon county, Ne
Yada, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Charles Box has drawn out of the
firm and the business will from this date be
conducted by 8. E. Cooper, who will also pay
all bills owing and collect all accounts due the
We firm. 8. E. COOPER,
CHARLES BOX.
tpsted Feb. Is. 1890.
, 1890-09-27
Barbados News.
Barbados Agricultural Reporter.

The weather for the past fortnight has
been marked by rain, but not to such an
extent as during the previous fortnight.
The clouds have frequently gathered, but
nave soon dispersed without dropping their
fairness on the still thirsty land. Yet the
canes have improved during the past month,
and vegetation. nourished by the showers,
has thriVen, as witness the quantity OF
fruit, flowers, vegetables, and fodder to be-
seen in various directions. The shipment
of Sugar is still going on as rapidly AS In
the previous fortnight. There are several
vessels now in port loadinge The SIS. Clement,
which arrived OH Sunday from Para with
Hides and Rubber, left yesterday with e69T
hhds. 1913 tres, Sugar fox New Yo15, The
price of Sugar for the fortnight has lnogoas-
ed from 1926 per 100lbs. TO 1906 but
there is very little i'll Planters hands un-
sold. The produce shipped to date amounts
to 81, l55 hhds. Sugar and 40 ,724 p%uncheons
Molasses, against 63,067 hhds. Sugar ana
43,342 puncheOns MOlaSseS at the cores"
ponding period last year. While our mar
ket il not over burthene6 with native food,
there is no lack of imported fOodStuffS.
Four vessels arrived this week with assert
ed cargOes of breadstuffs from America to
Messrs. ~TrOwbridge s. Co. alone, besides
several lots per strS. Trinidad & LOGndO.
The following Rainfall records for August
are taken from the Planters JOurnGt:-
st. Philip-(East)-S.78 for the month
for the year E 51, against 6'1S and 3l'87 at
same time last year.
ST. Philip-(South) 7,44 for the month
for the year 1885, against 5'9S and 1910
IS St. Thomas-Gor,oads vi for the
month for the year 31'99, against SIT and
$500 last year. (
St. LuU-9'15 for the month.
st. Andrew-7.72 for the month; for the
year 1858 last year at same time 35'4D-
st. G~eorge-9'O6 for the month.
Christ ~Church-S'62 tor the month.
We have b6n fav0ured with the Rainfall
for this month to date at the following
, 1890-09-27

howImuch the nrriage of the leaves, is ia
cilitated, being done quickly to the great
interest of the cultivator. -
Cost Of pairing roots and planting suckers
IN the feld.-They are pared at the. rate OF
one penny half-penny perl 100, Ivy which "a boy
or woman can earn a shilling to one shilling
and threepence per day, as one person will
pare easily 1000 plants for the day.
Ellsworth about four ShillingS and six pence
per acre fGU5 plants or uine pence per one
hundred to line out, dig holes, drop suck
ers and plant. One man aud a boy can
plant at least 800 suckers q acre) per
day which will give them two shillings and
%threepence, the boy to assist stretching the
line and to drop the plants, one to each
hole.
If the suckers are planted in the correct
manner there will hardly be any supplying
required. I have seen thousands planted,
have planted them myself without one
failing more than this, | will at any time
guarantee to plant five hundred thousand
.Sackers without the loss of a single one.
ITO be cOatinWed1
, 1890-09-27
MiSCeLL - e o u g.
4
Spectator 30tA August.

The Bonlangist revelations in the Figaro
are continued this week The Wednesday
instalment describes a visit paid by General
Boulanger, while in command OF a French
army corps at Cleremont Ferrand, to Prince
Jerome. then living in exile at Prangins, in
Switzerland. The General was followed by
detectives as far as Lyons, Int there they
lost him, and his movements were thus kept
secret, though he had the imprudence to
carry a stick with his name engraved on the
silver top. The interview must have been a
very curious piece of fencing. The would-be
Dictator did not exactly offer to play the
part of General Monk, but apparently insinu-
, 1890-09-27

but in the future an electric motor Will be
employed. If the descriptions are correct,
the vessel, from which, it must also 30 men
toned, successful submarine photographs ara
said to have been taken, should prove OF
great practical service, and not remain q
mere engine of war. A boat that can dive
for lost treasure and explore foundations will
be of use in a thousand ways.
Great complaints are made at Hastings Of
the wild and lawless conduct Of the boys In
the Board schools there, especially out of
school. During last week, no less than eight
boys were brought before the Borough Magis-
tratss for petty crimes, their age ranging from
sixteen to eight, only three of The elgnt
being over thirteen years Of age. 1t IS said
that they are a real terror to the town, that
their parents are afraid OF them, and that
even in school the masters complain that
they have little authority, because they are
not permitted to punish them properly for
their bad behaviour. It is quite necessary,
we think, to limit the power of fogging to
the .headmaster, but the hesd-naster GER
tainly ought not to shrink from using it in the
case OF boys who are as brutal ana reckless
as some of the childish criminals of Hastings.
What Solomon said with accents mild" was
certainly wisely said so far as regards young
ruffans Of the class who garotte their school
fellows to rob them, plumber shoP-tllls, and
steal fruit,
The confdence-trick seems never to want
victims. At Bow Street on Tuesday q man
named Irish Mike" was committed to take.
his trial for stealing a wa53h and chain frola
Thomas Hill by means Of that well-worn de-
vice. Hill, who is apparently an American
engaged in seeing the sights Of London, met
Irish Mike in a street near the Tower, and
asked him the way to St. Pali's. Mike Offer
ed TO act as escort. and as a preliminary,
70 K his friend into a public house. While
there, d third person entered, who FIRST de-
clared he had been cheated by a caba1an,
then produced a pocket-book, which he al
legged was full of money, and finally described
how he had Just come into q large fortune.
Mike ami Hill, joined by this fortunate stran-
ger, then adjourned to Battersea for more
drinks. They next returned to Waterloo Pier,
and visited another public-hcu5e. Then the
stranger asked Mike to trust him with his
purse, which Mike did, allowing him and Mr..
Hill 10 60 out Of the door with It. When
they returned, the stranger gave the purse
back, with a 60 note as a recognition of
Mikes truStfulness. Hill was then asked to
show his confidence in a similar way, and
when pressed, did SO with his watch and
chain as we'll as his purse. OF curse the
stranger aud Mike never returned, and 1t was
only owing TO a chance meeting at the Zoolo-
gical Gardens between Mike and Hill that
the latter was arrested. The trick IS, we
believe. played constantly in London and
elsewhere, and is known and talked about in
every tap-room and ale-houso in the Kingdom
and vet is never exploded. Tn at this should
be 40 is due, we expect, to the inordinate
love for posing as free, ~open-handed, t~rustful
good-fellows which, in som form or other, is
experienced by most human beings.
, 1890-09-27

The Rainfall for this week is-Centr8l
Station 80; District Il. '56; @. "a; ID "a f;
4. '63; F. 20 Holetown 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
THE NEW RILEY.

The fad among the poets now is initiating
Jim;
They make their verses tumble down in sec
tons, just like him;
The whitcomb Riley ending leads you down
to an abyss;
This
Like
Up
Suppose we change the thing and boost 'em
Perhaps you're the street, and make your
plans to be bear;
You buy lot of wheat dirt cheap" and
then you get a scare;
You let it go for nothing. and before quota
Goes.
She
Up
t takes a sudden spirit. you see, and
And scores of things might be described with
like poetic wi1es,
The theatre hat, the iceman's bill-al1 Eifel
tower styles,
With novelties and rnark-down sales, and
bargain lots in rhyme,
Climb.
To
Got
If you expect to sell your wares, you've
Then here's to Jimmy Riley. the Teller wot
kin spell
In the style of old Josh Billings, although not
quite so well;
We've learned that If poet can make his
thinker hop,
Top
On
Keep
And write ladder-poem, he can
T Frank Roe Bachelor in Life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
LAM

large stock of lamps of all kinds from Is
cents up to $40. Fine decorated parlor
lamps for $3.50 nickle student lamps $3.50,
new hanging lamps complete So. 90, fine with
spring $3.50, extra fine library lamps with
prisIns, spring. extension and decorated
shades new styles 81 to $5-great bargains
lightning lamps for stores that give big
light, 60 candle power, from 50 up, hand
lamps csc, large 35c., stand lamps soc,
large lamps with shade 75c. and 81. You
can save money here on lamps.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
Legal Notices.
Probate of Will.

ALDEN wETHRRBEE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in ST. Johnsbury, within and for said District
on the god day of Sept, A D. 1890
An Instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Alden Wetherbee,
late of Burke, in said district, de-
ceased, being presented to Court by A r.
Boyce, the Executor therein named for
Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court, to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in St Johnsbury the I tn day
of Oct, A. d. 1890, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the Probate of said
Will for which purpose it is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Caledo-
nian printed at ST. Johnsbury previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court, Attest:
WALTER P. SMITH, Judge.
A true copy of record, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09

of Austria. 1t is the third city in the
Austrian empire, and most beautiful
in situa ton, and rich in historic asso-
Citations. Great wealth centers here,
for Prague is the commercial centre
of this province of Austria, and it's
merchants are counted the most en-
terprising and progressive. This
was the home of John Huss and on
the ''Teine-Kirche," the pulpit stands
where he once preached, and FIVE
minutes away the house where he
was born. Maria Teresa lived in the
palace which crowns the hill on the
south, and here died the famous Dan
ish astronomer, Tycho Brahe. The
Jewish synagogue is one OF the oldest
of Europe, built in the Roman Gothic
style, and its foundations are be-
lieved to have been laid 900 years
ago. Near it is the Jewish cemetery
in which no interments have taken
place for over a century. In it is the
date COG on the tomb Mrs. Sara
Cohen No doubt the cemetery is
ancient as the synagogue, but that
Mrs. Sara Cohen lived nearly 3 CEN
turtles ago, requires more faith than
falls to the lot of most mOrtals.
Thousands of tombstones with He
brew inscriptions are crowded within
this narrow enclosure. They are
time-worn and ivy covered. Some
have the symbol of the tribe to which
the deceased belonged engraved upon
them. A pitcher for the tribe of Levi,
two hands, the descendants of Aaron,
etc Our old Rabbi of the 18th centu-
ry had quite a pretentious tomb, and
surrounding it were the grave stones
of over thirty of his scholars. Thou
sands of little stones had according
to Jewish custom been placed on the
tomb stone of this old teacher by his
friends as Il token of their regard.
We left on Monday morning fully
determined to revisit Prague at no
distant day and review our pleasant
acquaintance with the place and
the people.
The anti-lottery law passed by
Congress has had wonderful effect
on the New Orleans post office. Its
business has decreased so that a re-
duction in the force has become neces-
sary. The business in the registry
and money order departments has
shrunk 80 to 40 per cent. 1t is es-
timated by the post office inspectors
that this business will shrink alto
eether two-thirds in consequence of
denying the lottery the use of the
mails, and that the general business
of the office will decline over 33 per
cent. This will, of course, entail a
reduction in the number of clerks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
GUNS, REVOLVERS,
RIFLES!

The Boston Variety Store is the cheapest
place to buy guns, pistols, revo1vers, cart
ridges, and all such goods Some great bar
gains in rifles and revolvers-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
GLOVES.

Everything and all kinds of gents gloves
up to 81 so. A few oil tan gloves worth 81
for soc. pair, nice driving SOC, fine gloves
75c. and 81. lot of gloves to close at half
regular prices. Valises, bags, grips, clubs,
canvas cases and all styles of hand bags, all
prices from soc. up. A good large valise for
ST. All kinds of ladies hand bags 25c. and
up. baskets of all kinds, office, scrap. work
stands and baskets, large lunch baskets of
all kinds. Everything in artist materials,
tube paints, brushes canvas, plaques, easels,
etc. Bird cages from soc. up, all kinds large
cages 75c. to 81, pictures, frames, chromos,
oil paintings. Frames made to order cheap.
Boxing gloves, type writers, bicycles, safe
ties. baby carriages, wagons, rocking horses,
toys, games and everythi in fancy goods,
watches, clocks jewelry, si1verware, pocket
books. purses, plush goods, albums, scrap
books, everything in dolls, every kind of n
rubber stamp made to order.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09

The first and second parties of the season
will leave Boston Thursday, November 1 3,
and Thursday December II, for Pasadena,
Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara,
Riverside, and other points in Southern Cali
fornia.
The route will he via Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Chicago, Kansas City, Las Vegas Hot
Springs, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Barstow,
and San Bernardino: The trip will be made
in a special train of magnificent Vestibuled
Pullman Palace Cars, with Pullman Palace
Dining Car.
Every ticket entities the holder to visit Los
Angeles, The Raymond, at East Pasadena,
Redlands, Riverside, San Diego, Redondo
Beach, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Santa
Cruz, M onterey, San Jose, NJ cunt Hamilton,
San Rafael, and other leading resorts in Cal
ifornia. A choice of four different routes re-
turning. Eleven returning parties under
special escort. Return tickets also good on
all trains until July, 1891. Independent
tickets, covering every expense both ways,
giving entire freedom to the passenger while
in California and also in making the journey
short sojOurnS at The Raymond, East
Pasadena; Hotel Del Monte, Monterey +;
Hotel Vendome, San Jose; Palace Hotel, San
Francisco; Hotel Del Coronado San Diego !;
Arlington and San Marcos, Santa Barbara {;
Hotel Redondo Redondo Beach; and other
famous Pacific coast resorts
Dates of other California excursions-Oct
13, January 3 and ;, February and 2,
and March and TO-
Dates of Mexico excursions January ID,
Feb. and March 10.
w. RAYMOND. IA. WHITCOMB.
ing whether book relating to California or
Mexico tours is desired
RAYMOND ~ WHHTCOMB,
296 Washington st. (opp. School ST. Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
GEO. E. GROW.
A Chance of a Life Time.

Two new top Carriages and two new open
Wagons for sale for about half regular prices
One second hand Concord Wagon will be sold
for SIS. Bicycles and SafetieS for sale cheap
One good 5 year old horse to sell at the right
price, not afraid of the cars and perfectly gen
tie and kind. GEO. e. GROW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-09
Musical Instruments.

Violins, Banios, Guitars. Accordians, Con-
certeinas, Banjeaurines. Flutes, Flies, Drums,
Tamborines, Ocareinas, Autoharps, Music
Boxes, Comets, C1arinets, and all musical in
and guitar strings. Cases and all trimmings,
violin bows all prices, 25c. to $3.50 fine
bows $50, strings 1Oc., good strings 15c.
. for
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
MIL.L!.InERY
APARTMENT!

wave of success has attended this fine
department since the first opening, and In
creasing in volume has almost OVerpOwered
us in "a food of business. Last Saturday
night our stock Of Trimmed Goods, large
and complete as it was i'll the morning, was
almost depleted of everything saleable.
Our staff Of head trimmers, Miss CaIkins,
Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. GamWell and Mrs. Hitch
cock, with a force Of seven assistants, all
unsurpassed as designers and trimmers,
have been unable 10 turn out the little cre-
atiOns" of their fingers as rapidly as the
trade demands. Our buyer was forced TO
60 to New York last week and make special
purchases OF a large quantity Of the little
TOQUES so fascinating to the ladies this
season. and express them on to us. These
and the efforts Of our trimmeTS during the
week will be- opened up tomorrow Monday
morning. and go on sale at our popular
prices. Our buyer is still in New York, and
will continue during this week chiefly i'll
the interests of this department. Mrs
EdgecOmb who superintends this depart
ment, has been most successful in thor
Oughly pleasing everyone. This week should
be one of our best. AS with the large dis
play Of our new goods, much interest should
be manifested and a very large trade done.
Special Trimming display in connection
with the opening of this new line OF TOques
for this week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

saD Der - ys4rs ~ maze Ep ozr m-nds
- t1psrs sns white locx -Sxa b. ts~
fAst sozea q P4ris, b4s AaFing p1aued
u amonz Cur ioys l0cSs c4zR1aEly -
have ~ lsss ta4n a aaonsh gone : SEP
f4Ft1sE A12 blsacasc 10 sagls bsnz.
Thai =. a4.f d1zsn u - hsEe 1ons "a
tor tee sccen Erisi lles recorded cf adj
fll14a-s SO please Themselves sta
seas4taozsI sxp@rileass 2ss aEknS~n
- sas ssll-brsd ~o@AA Tie ~hl5s
5zng Esns Of e01rss sits Titan rec
hAis thzs go 6isak l4ss season "a
sita slAsx lacs cas- looped sta goI1
unsel oor1A
A bench As Ehe para entrance Is = good
sea- when one Il tired. Eh04ga IL Al Ssys
makes ae sish ! were yo4nx sEouga %
eat PEANUTS 20 cor pless ny bestltgGs.
from sach . seat Ehs passing EaroRg
peessntet eoD binagiols Of health,
bs4aty snd Wofsh-no pan-thas be-
came every minute more interesting
There vas . constant procession ot
''noselEiess" leg o mutton sleeves frota
ths HaFleian Mss 0g TIE tine Of Hsary
VI. wide collars and high' sron tas
Coventry page2nts. Eandyks and Gothic
points Of the stXtseatA century. Dgteh
g0Sns with waists reiegased 70 the arm.
pits and skirts shorL fall, undraDed and
uHgored. of the school Of Holbein
There were long lace scaFfs such as The
spanish senora b4s worn from time i'm
memorial on birthday festivals and
deep friRges that would have deligh ted
dead and gone bellies There were Di-
rectory coats hgttoned with repro1 uc-
tions u old Paris guild medals and old
coins ot Henry VII and Queen Eliza
beth. and one little TOT who tum led
against me NAs done ii . IN top Goa.
fastened with Louis Ky. red and bronze
buttons /. was like LOOKING on 81 a
carnival % ghosts, only the ghosts were
very gay. radiant with flowers on hats
and az bosoms and very much alive.
Julia Marlowe passed no In spring
Ike gown OF gray bengaline, whose soft,
irregular draperieS were caught with
pink ribbons Her he. was shirred
gray tulle wreathed with green leaves
and shecarried gray tulle parasol
group OF pretty girls, composed o.,
Miss Heckscher. Miss Bergman. Miss
Post and Miss Winthrop, walked under
a group OF gorgeous parasols One was
yellow poin. d'esprit edged with black
lace round the top and with black lace
butterfly on ore gore. IL was lined with
yellow silk null and seemed 20 have a
carved wood handle. Another was COW
cred with black la;e and velvet ribbons
in alternate bands. Another was OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

women are not often beautiful. take
them Individually. mt IN tho mass they
have = proud carriage and an essy.
yracefal confidence that Ia inspiring
they move "a 4, they owned the world
ssarting 81 Washington square I walked
lp the avenue yesterday and in hfteen
ninates ny eyes ached with looking on
s0ft fabrics and ribbons of every color.
There we're faces framed In wresths OF
aas t0wers shat were nothing more than
headdresses and faces looking out from
under great shadow boxss OF hats project
ing Far over the torehsats- There were
tOques with open crowns and having AL
ths advantages claimed for Sam Weller's
hat in the matter OF ventilation. and
there we're big Maud Muller hats and
broad brimned Vandykes. Gainsbor-
oughs and RubenA There wers low
crowned hats with walls floating from
have looked on with appreciation. and
there we're high-crovned English walk
Ing hats with trimmings OF plaided
RI obons and we'll calculated 70 hide curl
papers when giri wishes 20 go for .
walk before she makes her toilet for
afternoon
Frou Fifteenth street 20 Twenty-third
7 saw nothing bat black and red and
lack aud gold One might have thought
ones self in Cadiz or Seville with
spanish turbans on every side. and the
piquans spanish sCredor Above Twen-
-v-third street 7 met oval-fsced bru-
NOTES IN the yellow cream of Tuscany.
and tall blcades IN msuve and purple,
and one delightful. brown-haired girl,
ma sEray hat laced with violet velvet
and triuned With big orchid Covers
When I had passed Thirtieth street
began % encounter light blue. and soma
times pearl The gray-eysd blondes
we're wearing that shimnering silver
that has no name. while the blondes
With dark eTes and The rare, velvety
black eyes that remind one OF pansieS
had pus on heuotroPe OF lilac, ~ lilac
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

ssd White A .sll. slender. Dark Won
an. whose cheeks wers fushed With sx-
.sise. wc-s = hat o. pea green gsuze
18th = x-eath - lsrxe yelvss roses IN old
rink- A Ase-enteen-Tasr-old we're lam
o'Shan.e- ~ rich. resch color. vith .
Waits ard silver -asseL
Thrrs ~as a good deal = Jsc1usuinot
red tnd -cpre- ard favn CON oined vith
-ust scisr ard Dlaids ~ I'D sa4 AZ 5er.
tDri,ctsnd hr1vn. The rretrless woman
n thirsY 7 ue-, and. ~ he wny, three-
quarters - the hest locking v1u1en cue
sses are s,cu- ,hat az. wora bcnres
-r .-9id ar b~oi iered lace With a brown
1 pink rose Suffering - soft petals
.- ,re SIDE 1nd having -ha thorny steun
s-ri sisouf the cpra -rovn I seccd
s--I sttecn seconds in ne rssn - Al
fic-- lissle snaprinz terrier wondering
why tha thcrrs dttn's -a-ch Ia Der hair
Thev iid ,roh.hlT. The ssrrirr we're =
-iht-7 ahort 80 neck cf nirncnetbs
T--s-. II ths rfbho- "a hoc<ed =
gold -hsin Tc he cham vas attached
Tns rfrI wcre golden hr--n
Ef-rs rst ~ ieacut an rr-v1 ard wi-h
long sprays ~ la-rs Covered u3znou-
e. rrirr across her haf-
Somewhere - the neiTh hcrhcod ~
tas reservcir Z sncoHn terea q rcraaa
vita -as whi5s s~nz. IL sAs ssSen =
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Jersey Jackets fine quality, plain, s800
Jersey Jackets extra fine quality, stylish make
each at $500, 5000 and 81 30
Capes at all prices and every style. Per-
sian, Paisley. BrOche and Indian Shawls i'm
large variety and at syndicate prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

&c p ths esriT sr*tlars - osrcsa
Couaty Mica, made a pssca A. eqrsss
Then he iied 'ew --s-s a., For sons
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she cid mar alfad Fas aEectes b7 a.
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de- kaSavas.