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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-08
".SMCHt Home" J."

"'ra.r. Is ,,n i,la.o like ;.on," ,.u,.5 I'll, 81
sor.:. ~ 80 Irtp!;' hDm' srL!it Is.
-. 80 I'll! - ~ lts" u ~ w -.
- :a;::l 80 - s.t - :, ~ II y. 10:
Il al t;l%G - i',i'' - Lh''" ,DG$ WI.
~ ~ ,;.y. %,'.:., ,,Ir;.. A.-tlt:,r al v:.
civ. 90 .,T' ii,!9'' res.
tnr ~. rs'.o:, n:l !: il t:N .i,;I' tr' las.
~: Alr.h.c ~ 81" i i w.. .,I,; 70 Il ia.
III -. \ iatl.:s ,:n;ni': r,a nj ir,;i -
'.:.,c rs lie AS. Tn, -: .rl:i Ion D: pt.
:-' !: InTr aal sn!i,.ti i2--".tl what te.
ni.tCy i: c,u = Ia Che nl.n1ry w:ol almost
al niss hes .,rla.
law Important, therefore. tint tho ho.na
ne ma;ar an. | inta:t IS lols is po'5ib!s -,
haven of loTiug counsel. D. PEA, and 10Y 70
Ehs growing children. Howsrl wIaa As:tJi
;a"a los, wasn the iiro go.s oat Oh Jle haarGI-
s5oua anil tho family is scltterod. What th3
children los, by tina death Of q parent only
0hos2 raaiEso WHO have grown up without
that love anl advice which parent alone
can bestow.
No doubt tens of thou3ands Of parents
have founl premature graves, who might
have liyea years OF usefulness, had they but
known what was sapping their strength, ani
slowly but surely pushing them into the
grave.
There are tens of thous ,nds Of parents TO-
day in agony of mind through fear Of death
from kidney disease, who do not kuow they
40 '&OElOAiu Ouiy SIIAiPbo'h'-ouSh 81 "4hS-
Iuness nervousness, a splendid feeling ons
day anl an ull gone one another, dropsy,
weak heart action, pneumonia, neuralgia,
tickle appetite. etc. while the real trouble is
poisoned biool caused by diseased kidneys.
.inIcss purified with Warmers Safe Curs
they will Just az surely die, as though
poisoned with arsenic.
Il you are suffering as described, and have
been for any lcnSth o. tine. you are, unless
you get re.ieE right speedily, stricken with
daath, whether You k:lnw j. or not
'octor5 publicly admit that they cannot
cnre advanced kidney disease: they are
too bisotet to use Warmers safe Cure be-
cause it is en- advanced remedy; couse-
turntiy, unles; You use your own good iuig-
lGcn7, secure and use Warmers Safe Cure, q
specific, which has proved itsslf in tens OF
tlOu a,ldS of ca;,s to Us al! it is representa-,
youv honle. throaIh your death, will be
broken up and vour loved ones deprived of
taat which money caanot purchase o"
friends supply.
Already toe many Iowa. parents, noble,
kind and true, havo gon, urHn to premature
graves through ignorance of thsir condition,
and the bigotry OF phYs;ci1ns. Il IS sims to
cry halt, and wc beg OF you, for the love
you Eear your home IN the duty you owe
Yourself, to give this matter your careful
and cons:.entinu: consideration.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-08

New l'ork has restaurant that sort
of rcverses things. Ap establishment
fronting Central Park has a sign:
lad ;es' estauraut; deserved Seats for
Gentlemen.
1t is now the 'proper caper' in New
York to drive small mue' instead Of
carriage horses. The society people who
indulge in this fad tkiuk tnat it is in
tensely Southern.
4 woman has designed fan =" :,ich
ought to be popular with masqueTaders.
a mask is folded in the upper part; a
powder pouch hangs under rosette on
one OF the outside sticks, within which
is case for scissors, pencil and button
hook. 1t costs $50.
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Mercrry is frequently injuIiciouslg used by
Guack In,; Is in crsc OF malaria and bloo:l poi
; II. IT. after fleet j. worse than ihc original
icase i. 3. b. Qioanir Blood Balm) con-
ains no mercHrv, BIZ; will climina'c mcrcrria!
ipoi:;on from the system. Write to Blood Balm
Co.. Atlanta. Ga, for book OF conv .ncing proof
of its ezra; vC virtue.
4. i. Triton. Jackson, Tcnn., writes: 81
caught malaria in Lnn!>!aHa a'rt when The fever
at last broke. my svs: cm was saturated with Oh
son, and had sores in my mouth and knots on
my tongue. got two burtl"' j. 4. T., VIII ch
h.ale my tongue and mouth and made new
man Of Inc"
Vim. Richmond, Atlanta, Ga writes: ''My
wifi could hardly see. Doctors called it syphi-
liiic iritis. Her eyes were in dreadful condi-
tion. her appetite failed. She had pain in her
joints and bones. Ilcr kidneys were deranged
also, and no oEn thought she could bo cured.
LII. Gillian recommended 3. i. B., which she
used until hcs health WAS entirely restored"
K. Z. 3. Jones, Atlanta, Ga, writes: 81 was
troubled with copper co.orcd craptions, loss OF
appetite pain in back. aching joints, debility,
enacation, loss of hair, sore throat and great
nervousness. B. B. B. put my system in fine
condition"
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Acynic declares that Sarah Bernhardt's
best huld on fame will be her introdu"-
ton of the thlrty-two- button kid glove.
The late Mrs. Jay Gond brought her
husband a fortune of $4,000. She left
in her own right property worth ST.
5U0,0O0.
Great Britain has 152 women who are
Masters and Bachelors of Arts and II
who are Doctors and Bachelors of
Science.
The Princess of Wales rarely pays over
six dollars for bonnet. One of her
houscmalds would not dare to be 30
economical.
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Mr.. E;t James (of Saugcrtics, On the
avenucJ-,i knoNcd it WIZ Il dalned open
winter, but L didn't expect TO find tn
flies so thick in this ere city.-Judge.
HE WOULDN'T.
sI heard something just awful about
Frank Smitherson," said the young
woman Oh whom lie va. Failing, to Billy
Blivcn.
"What did you near: asked Billy.
"Susie Jenkins told me that Frank
went and pawncd all his Christmas
presents. You wouldn't do SUCH 4 thing
as that, would you:"
"No," said Billy, as his mind reverted
to two illuminated cards and Il holiday
pair of susp"nders, 81 wouldn't. -
Merchant Irac,!!er.
NATURALLY.
Taddlc-Is there mucs sickness this
time of year, Puddle!
Fuddle-Wcl!, most OF my medical
friends are busy, SO there must b".
Faddle-Do you attribute this to tie
climate?
Fuddlc-No. TO Tic doctors.-L0ueA
CHa=en.
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May be avoided by taking the popular spring med:-
cine. Hoods Sarsaparilla. in season. II you have
not felt we'll during the winter. you have been
overworked, or csc confined in badly ventilated
rooms or sh cps, you need a goot tonic and blood
purifier like Hoods sarsaparilia. Take 1t early AMI
you will ward OF ATTACKS o. dis ase or escape the
effects Of impure blood and that tirel feeling so
common in the spring. Do not delay Take Hoods
Sarsapa,illa now.
"i wish to state the benefit derived from Hooa's
Sar aparlla. have used it in he sprinr Cor th-ca
years for debility and caa say that gained in flesh
and strength =fter using one bottle. It also cured
me o. sick healache. ."-3IRs. F. q. ANDREWS, South
Woodstock, Conn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s.. Prepared only
by @. L HOOD CO., Apothecariss. Lowell Mass
LOO Doses One Dollar
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Sr, -.r cT Dn-TG THINGS.

Err':n1 Vel, lG:r, have ynn some
coil c!.ir.-n ~ S;:H"':: as you
rrn,&i e.!
E.?:j~.,..-. .'-:' .--->>':.... darling: I
l..,..., !.: =" = J.. Il. all it
il.~ in,.. ,. :. :2:r ri",=":.'' - +"
H. f.. t., =: ~. ;i.:nt j: Ia.
i,.c,,' =. ...:... &C. Lo:CR i'.t::-e".
y:"s:: I'D EF:'E''ii'.
:..r. IT"rr,~l; (mcan:uglr}-:'f.lE-
W!cr,,r Wilcox s@ys I'LL girls should be
sunny."
Ms. HcnpccIs- Huh. Most girls
arc sunny. It's after they become
women and begin living with husband
that all the sunshine goes out OF their
life"
Mr.. Henpeck subsides.-NeW York
Weekly.
"Now let take look at the SANTA
rium," said tall Philadelphian who was
showing off the Quaker City to a Chi
cago visitor.
"I don't care if do" was the reply.
"I'm just about rs thirsty as 1 usually
get "-PHck.
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
lI;kc-What dill ycz git fur yez birth
day, Drmuis:
Dcnnis-Mc discharge. What did vez
git.
NIikc-A hHtin from Tom Nolan.-
Judge.
THE REASON.
Teachcr-Why is it you don't learn
your Sunday-school lessons as you do
those on week days
Bad Little -Tommie-Cause you can't
lick fellar at Sunday school.
SOCIETY ITI:M.
"Do YOU see that lcmure young miss
walking over that crosSing!"
eyes"
"Wcil. her parents do not allow her
to have beauX, bIt size made Nash
Yesterday just The same"
''Thc d":cc she did, How"
s'Stmck her finger with becfsteak-
poundcr. -. .hcOlN Record.
! Mt5ES AETlFlCE.
ArtGul .Amy-:tl@rrnon, in parliament
tar. u%: e, what docs tllc presiding
oi}i,rv say when " matter is to be put to
& vo:H:
Unsaspec ia@ Aigcrnon-Are you
l.a;lT f%r ;'ia question!
.Artlnl .&mr --E-i"s, Algonon, L
think an. 3nf';ngt9N Free lrc3s.
les AL rIGIlT.
Merchant TO his confidential clork)-
Here's another lr-tcr frorr Mr.. Slowimy,
hut 10 money. W'hnt's ;hc matter with
him!
Clcrk-Oh, he's NJ writc
"Who's all write"
"Slowpay."
Bnt they didn't cheer any, for there's
no cheer in such writing. g.-Ients SJt:Mgs.
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Perfect health depends uFca E. perfect con-
dii0n C'f the blood. Pure blood cnl;glicrs every
disease aud gives new life;o every de,ay'd or
affected rnrt. Strong nerves ard rcIfoct Gi-
gcst II enables lie s:s!cm TO sand the shf ok
Of - tdn climatic changes. IN occasional
ust # Browns irsn Iiitcls viii keep yLu in a
p"if,rt state Of !raith. Ecnt Ec deceived iy
tier ircn pre- ar,iti"ns aid t"lc inst "a i:s Oh.
1Lc !'nriir l. made tn,y y Blown Chemical
Cen: any. Fal timGre. Md. Sod by al Gcaicr.
ir,n
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PATRIOTIC.

First Tl@mp--Aristoaracy! They
don't kno"' what aristocracy is in dis
country. Who ever heard of q 'ristocrat
wo:kin' III i.Eglandt
Second Il:.mp-T|at's so, Bill, and
that: Why IN opposed ter workin': L
d'a,, w#:.5 ih"in ioods, like the Prince
-: Wales aMd Il" Rooshin King, a-snc"r-
l.. 1T l:s cJE!t"!', #nl a-s;yin' We III! i;
go! no real, sinlo@-pure gentlemen. No,
sir; not while I liyc.-Judge.
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Spring Sickness

Hoods Sarsaparills is prepared from sarsapa lila.
Dandelion, Mandrake. Dock. Juniper Borrio' and
other well known vegetable remedies, in such
peculiar manner AZ to derive the full m atcin2!
value Of each. It will cure when in the power o.
medicine scr,fula. salt rhaum, sores, boil ii'!-
pies, all hrn,rs, dyspepsia, b'liousness sick al.
ache. Indigestion genera debility catarrh. rh-unil
tism. kidney and liver complaints. 1t ovrrconiss
that extreme tired feeling caused by chanYe o, c
mate, season, or l:fe ami mrarts life and trsnG:h
to the whole system.
For Ave years 7 YVES sicl every spri G; but last
year gan in Fs 'rusry 10 AXE Hoods Sar'"p1r:l'a.
u-ed five bottles and haze not seen SEX day
since"-G. ". SIoAS Ifil.oa, Mas.
Hoods arSapaYilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for as Prepared only
by c. L HOOD CO., Apcthecsries Lowell. Mass.
100 Discs One Dollar
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TIT IIAC"iITy COOE.

Hu$band-W'c!l, Mary, why isn't din
ner ready!
N-ife-Thc cook left thiS morning.
HnsiWnd-T'iIc deuce. Why did shc
leavct
Wifr-She overheard Ec speaking Of
her as Il woman, although | have gcner-
ally been very careful to address her as
a lady.-Lincoln JoNrrdl.
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Rad, ii Cure for Epileptic Fits.

III the Edtto -PI"ase inform your readers
named disease which l warrant to cure tho
worst cases. So strong is M faith IN It's vir;
tues that I will send f. ee sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer who VIII give
me his p o. and Express address. Respy,
II, G. ROOT. NJ. G.. 1s3 Pearl st.. New York.
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QUITE A DIFFERENCE.

Lawycr-What is the value of the
pipes in dispute between you and Mr..
Green2
Plumber-They are worth about sixty
five cents.
Lawyer-Well, Mr.. Green says he
paid S1S.H for the pipes.
Plumber with dignitv)-l am giving
you the price buy at. Mr.. Green
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TCGY T;.OrGIIrFTL.

''To-morrow, Maria, will be your
birthday, and I want to give you some
appropriate present. What shall it
be-"
"Whateyer your kind hca": may sug-
gest, John"
Ncx& day. "Maria, You know how
your poor ba"i; has suffered from pull
ing OF my bro:S al IL" c,cning! l. viii
70 g.: a.:v NOR. m" lovc. See, )
layc b'ug:'; .voI IL nice mc~' b,o:-jac:;,
which will use hereafter instead. -
Boston T,urcNer.
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Habi;ual cGnStipation and tnrpidity OF the
liver are functional arrangements which
shol:!d net he 50 long neglected az to generate
actual disease. Hamburg Figs should be taken,
and the dr!ungcd organs restored to health. 70
cents. Dose one Fig. Mack Drug Co., Ny.
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10th AFFECTED TIE CAME Va.

Friend TO young artist)-Candilly,
old fellow, I think the picture lacks
breadth.
Young Artist (poor and ihin)-That's
the trouble with nc, 100, Charlcy.-
Epych.
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A POSER.

Nov, children" said Miss Peda-
goguc, ''you may each ask me one ques-
ton. Well, Johnny, what is itl"
''Do all the Spaniards walk Spanish,
am !"-Ba=ur.
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THE Art OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

Miss C!ara--I have Just hal some pho
tosra3hs taken, Ethc!. W!!&c do you
th;n;; Of hem.
Miss E'i."l ~ BOSOM :''c:I)-Ihey
arc splendid, Clara. How a photo
graph does ;d"ulizc ones face .-Eporh.
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Little Peer Trayedback-Say, boss!
that's my mother over there buying slip
pcrS.
Shocica!cr.-EcS:
Lite Pc;cr--Yol tell her that ones
mace cf wcrs:ed, wi;ll padded so:cs, is
til most stylish an You gr:sn free tickeS
to our next mi ur show.--Jmlye.
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All disordSrs pecu liar to women are correc
ed and much suffering avoided by use of
Bradfield's Female Regulator. Soldby drug
criStS
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sShall take care Of your little dawg
whiics you're a-shoppiN', miss:-Punch.
THERE ALREADY.
"Those Thompsons are bad lot.
Three ont Of the four ought to be in the
penitentiaiy.
"What OF the fourth9"
"Hc's there. ."-Itme.
TgEr "sLor-:" THAT WAY.
Frcdl;c-Papl, why DO they call Cal
ifornia the Pacific slope:
Papa (rctcctilciyy--It must be be-
cause Il good many bal cashiers and
other law breakers peacefully slip out
that way.-iitt 5HrJ Bultct'h.
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TOO FRIVOLOUS.

The hilosopher's Wifc-Lionel,
which do you consider of the greater
Importance Of the final questions of life,
the "Have been," or the "Might have
bcen?"
The Philosopher (sadly)-The coal
bin.-Lye.
ACQUISITION IN NATURAL HISTORY.
"Pa," asked sleepy Bobby, "can I ask
you question II It amt foolish2"
"Ia-as," almost shouted the old man,
who was trying to read.
"Wcll, if a toad had tail, pa, would
it interfere with his jlmpin', or would it
help him Ike it does the Kangaroo"
In less time tl!an it takes to tell it
Bobby was between the sheets.-1Hc
Epoch.
\ PILLOW sT!iM.
Guest at sccond-ratc hotel. limo,
1.30 Il. N.
"Clcrk, will You please come up to my
room and hcl p mo momcmt:"
"What to dn:"
"W'hv, I've lost the feather out of my
b1liOW. ;tlll Ill IllDNclt IL L Gull 1Hll IL
anywhere. Tn afraid | blow it out of
the window How much do feathers
cost apiece, anyway !'-DaRsciNe Breeze.
PARALLEL CASES.
Male parent (stern!y) - Now, SIT,
young man, I have caught you stuck
in the jam, as usual, when your mother
is away.
Culprit-Tll bet a onarter ma is
stuck in the jam, too.
Male parent--Wherc?
Culprit-Down at the millinery OPEN
ing.-Burlington Free Press.
IN THE CLUB.
Passin-By the way, Fursnitc; how
did Buskin's new mclodrama so
last night! Of course you were
there.
Fursnitc-Ch, it was great. At the
end of the first act half Of the audience
was CRYING.
Passin-You don't say? Because
the p;"y or the acting was so power
ful!
Fursnito-Ncitlcr; because they
could not get their money back
PacHE.
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

"In the spring Of 1857 was ali run down.
would get NJ In the morning with so tired
,ecilag, ana was 50 weak that 1coula hardly get
around. IbOUghta bottle of Pa2c$Cclcry Com
uoHud, AMI br;,;re ha.l taken It week felt
very nllcn hult"r. I can che fully rccoinnc:!d
Il TO all who nerd Il building npand ndstrengthcn-
ing nlc1tc;,.c.'' Mrs. i i. DOW, burlington. Vt.
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"Now let 5 take look at the Santa
rium," said a tall Philadelphian who was
showing off the Quaker City to a Chi
cago visitor.
'I don't care if I do" was the reply.
"Tm just about rs thirsty as 1 usually
get. ."-Puch.
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Pafne's
Celery Compound

IS Il un.uuc t0:il; &mi appetizer. Pleasant 10
inc taste quick II lis "c'lon. ana wlfnoIt any
;nii!GiOuS c:!crt. /: gives nat fuGTca MAI
which makes "y.:y ;i;:g la t. ;:UUl. H. cur'S
dvsnrpsl. a.. h!a !crl Disorders physicians
prescribe H. $!r1. SIX Tor $500. !!ruSsis:S.
WELLS. E1cIIAansaN L Co, burlington, Vt.
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ella =. I'd wards, the author.
over pretty much a'l Of the
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~. IF"r,cli (mcan:uGir}-:.t.lE.
Whcr,,r W.irox s"ys I'LL girls should be
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BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.

Teachcr-Why is it you don't learn
your Sunday school lessons as you do
those on week days
Bad Little -Tommie-Cause you can't
lick fcllar at SuutlaE-school.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
Sacred Heart Academy,
Ogden City, Utah.
CONDUCTED BIZ rHE......
SISTERS Of The HOLY CROSS

TTyHIs INSTITUTION Is DEVOTED TO THE
education OF young ladies and little girls.
Its beautiful and airy location contributes
much to the happiness Of its inmates, and
greatly eshances the advantages for health and
comfort.
The Sisters Of the Holy Gross. Is members
of an order which makes the educstion OF
women its principal life work. enjoy wide ex-
perlence. which gives them unusual success in
training both the mind and heart Of the young
girl their aim being TO prepare her to become
not only . useful and ornamental member Of
society, but moral force as we'll.
The curriculum is arranged with the view OF
giving . well rounded education. which shall
at the graduates Of the institution for any
sphere which . woman can be expected to I'LL.
II includes everything necessary 10 this end,
from domestic economy, stenography. type
writing. bookkeeping, English in all lie
branches. lowest - well - highest, up through
the languages, sciences and arts. For further
particulars, catalogues and terms, address
SISTER euPERIoR, Ogden, Utah.
jel4-3m
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

LadoW ZuhIhO Fttef
The Registry Agent will receive objections to
the right TO vote on the part OF any person
registered until 9 o'clock p. NJ, on the fourth
day previous to the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be err oneously
entered In the above list are requested TO ap
pear 1t the Registry Agents 0thce and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my once this goth day Of October,
A ID. 1890. JOHN A. WILSON,
Justice Of the Peace and ex-offeio Registry
Agent in and for Eureka Township, precincts
Nos. Il and Q. In Eureka county, State Of Ne
vada.
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Zadow W r
Zanoli 9sbfiel

Zunino Antonio Zadoy WE
Zuccali Batisto Zanoli Gabriel
zosmi Battista Zunino e
The Registry Agent will receive objections 70
ne right 70 vote on the part Of any person reg
istered until O'Clock P. n. on the fourth day
previous 90 the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered in the above list are requested to sp-
pear at the Registry Agents office and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my Office this 10th day Of October,
a. u. 1880. JOHN A. WILSON.
Justice OF the Peace and ex officio Registry
Agent In and for Eureka Township. precincts
vada.
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Notice to Wood Dealers.

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER THIS DAY
made BY the Hon. Resrd Of County Com
missiouers Of Eureka county. Nevada, notice
is hereby given that bids will be received up to
and including Monday. Oct. 20. 1890. at 10
o'clock a. a., by said Board. fer furnishing the
Courthouse OF said county with 10 cords Of
hrst-elsss green mahogany WOOD the saue to
be delivered at the Courthouse In Eureka. The
said Board reserves the right to pile the wood
furnished; and It also reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids In the premises.
Witness my hand oflcially, October 2. 1890.
T. II. HARMON. clsrk q said Board
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Dissolution Of Copartlerslip.

rI,HE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroFoRE Rx
i listing under the name Of Hoey o.. IL
the blscksmithing business, was dissolved hy
mutual consent on the 18th Of September. 1890
AL bills owing 10 the hrm. from the lss o;
March, 1890. to the present date. should B.
paid 70 J. AheFn, and ali bills owing by sait
arm from the LIST Of March, 1890. VIII be paid
by the said J. Ahern. N. H0kY,
]. AHERN.
Eureks. sept. l6. 1890. $40
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TUT ot4So sehatorF
A. T. eTEARNe.
For Assemblymen.
O. A. FLETCHER,
CHARLES TREMBLY.
A. L. MCKAY.
For Sheriff,
L. A.DUNKLE.
For Clerk,
MARTIN BROWN.
For Recorder.
". .. BEARD.
Tor Treasurer.
y. HsuL.
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REPUBLICAN,
TICKET

~ ~ J - j ~ N - j
OF Nevada.
For Governor.
R.K. coLooRD.
OF Esnerslds.
For Lieutenant Governor.
J. PoUJADE.
OF Lincoln.
For Congress.
H.F. BARTINE,
OF 0rmsby.
For Supreme Judge,
R. B. BIGELow.
OF wsshoe.
For District Judges,
RIOHARD RISING. OF Storey
A. =. CHIMNEY. ......................o OF Eureka
@. F. TALBOT. ......of Eiko
THOMAS Il. WELLS. OF ormsby
For Attorney General,
I'D. ToRREYsoN.
OF ormsby.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court.
JOE JosEPHs.
OF Storey.
For Secretary Of State.
o. Il. GREY.
OF White Pine.
For State Controller.
R.H. HORTON.
OF Lander.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN F. EAaAN.
OF Storey.
For Surveyor General.
JOHN Z. JONES.
OF Eureka.
For State Printer,
JOSEPH f. EcKLEY.
OF Storey.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
oRvIs RING.
OF washoe.
For Regents Of the State University,
Long Term.
J. w. HAINE6. .....................O OF Douglas
e. T. GEORGE. ......................of OF Lander
For Reclamation Commissioners,
Long Term.
Il. sPRINGMEYER. OF Douglas
Short Term.
A. Il. MANNING. N6...................o OF wsshoe
unexpired Term,
L. A. BLAKEsLEE. .............of Humboldt
Eureka County Republican Ticket.
For Ststs Senator,
A. T. sTEARNe.
For Assemblymen.
CA. FLETCHER,
CHARLES TREMBLY.
A. L. MCKAY,
For Sheriff,
L. A.DUNKLE.
For Clerk,
MARTIN BROWN.
For Recorder.
W.. BEARD.
Tor Treasurer.
y. HUI.
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List Of Registered Voters.
Geddas Precinct No. 10-For the Year
1890.
Fitzpatrick Thomas McGowan John
MulligAn Michai Fish Henry
Dougherty Michael Nelson John
Crowell Hiram Altwegg Edward
MeCrory Bernard Potter John
Gilligan Thomas
The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part Of any person
registered until o'clock P. NJ. on the fourth
day previous to the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered IN the above list are requested 70 ap-
pear at the Regissyy Agents office and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my once this Goth day Of October,
NJ. DoUGHERrY, Registry Agent.
Geddes Precinct No. 10. Eureka county, Ne
vada.