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Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

ELLEY.-On the Goth inst, John r.
Kelley, son OF bridget and the late
Prank Kelley, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from tho residence OF
Els mother, No. 6i2 East Fifth street, on
Monday morning at . O'Clock. High Mas,
ut 81. Mary's Church.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Moi.EAlt-Dn March u. John j. Nc
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to lis funeral from tho residence
of James o'ponnch, No. TU7 West second
| street. on Monday morning Mt . 80
terinent nj New Cathedral Cemetery.
| Philadelphia papers please copy
! GALLAGlIER--On March q, Catherine.
i daughter of Andrew and Mary Gala
| ghcf, aged IL months and days.
Relatives and friends are ruspectftilly
| invited to attend the funeral from tho
| residence Of licr parents, No. % Robin
son street, on saturday afternoon. ut .
o'clock. intcrnent " New Cathedral
| Cemetery.
ri.iAsoN.-on March 10, 1880. Ella u.
Relatives ana friends arc invited to
attehd the funeral services at the resi-.
dehce of hex brother-in-law, james +.
FORD, on saturday, the ed inst, ut 10
O'Clock Il. m Carriages will meet the
| eRrly morning train ut Kirkwoou,
fupers pltnsc copy.
GIVEN On March 81, 1890, Ann, wife of
Archibald Given, In the SD year OF
| hernge.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend the funeral from tho residence of
her husband, No si6 Tatnall street. on
Monday next. Services ut the house ut
I2o'lock, sharp. lnterment Mt Whining.
ton ana Brundywinc Cemetery,
LEks-on the 18th Inst, William l..
| Weeks, aged d years
| Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from thu
residence of his brother, Richard ii,
weeks, Twelfth and franklin streets,
ON saturday afternoon, March -, 10
meet ~ and move mt o'clock. Inter.
ment ut Mount Zion Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
THIRD EDITION



At yesterday aficrnoou's session nj the
Levy Court the following REDUCTIONS in
y sessnonis and trans era OF property
were made:
Resolved, That the twsnty-seven acres
O. land north Of West street ami west of
Nineteenth street, beonging to Edward
lnfnsil, ST., assessed at $ii, 900 be re-
9ncsd TO twenty acses assessed at $40, :
Resolved, Strike the office assessed at
eho, belonging to Edward Tatnall, from
the assessment list, having been torn
down.
TIE following transfers were maize:
Southwe't corner Fourth and Mark at
streets, assessed at 81, $40, from the Penn
Lille Granting Company to Henry Il.
Brinehurst; house No. 1910 Spruce street,
assessed at SSU0, from John w. Murray
TO LOWS T. 6rubb & Son; No. G,2
Spruce street, from Lewis I. Grubb Il
Son to john Forseht, assessed at $3.50; No,
b2B Spruce street. from lie tis 4. Grubh
u Sou to John X. Powell, assessed ut
1850; house southeast corner OF Eleven h
and kitkwood streets, from Lewis I,
Grubb " Son to Rsbecca A. Negeudank.
assessed at 81 $50
The assessment on the house No. 1907
Poplar street, belonging to James Her-
derson. was reduced from $1,000 to
$1,000.
The two acres OF land belonging to
Jones Guthr e, assessed at 81, 800, was re-
duced TO one-thiId OF an acre, ASSESSED at
$780,.
The house and lot at Fourteenth and
clayton streets, the property of Samuel
Chamrers, the assessment on which was
t2,O00. was reducea.io 81, $50.
fTla Htnck asaaasrnant nf Gan,fra w
Bush Il Sons was increased from 81 500
to $4,000 The stock assessmfn ut OF
Charles Warner Company was Increased
from 5000 to $1,000. The assessment
on twenty-five acres of land belonging
70 Benjamin Elliott in the Ninth ward
was reduced from u, $50 ty $1,000. Four
lots on the east side OF troomc street iu
the Ninth wari were tran ferred from
Thomas Tatnall 10 Joseph II. d. eeeds a.
Sons. No. 1905 West Thirteenth st Get
was transferred from j. X. j. Seeds Il
Sons 20 Thomas Tatnall. No. Sl5 Spruce
street was Transferred from ". e. Haw-
kins to Z. l.. Younger.
Mr.. sutton from tie committee ap-
pointed to examine the error LIST of New
Castle hundred found errors amounting
e. ST5. 720, and they recommended that
that amount he allowed. A motion that
the snm be allowed prevailed. The poll
assessment ct Johu r. Layteld was re-
duse from $3.50 10 $500.
The DELINQUENT lists OF New Caslle
Hundred show Il return Of arout 250
white voters yna only 20 colored, wrile
The samc lists Tor st Georges Hundred
show return OF about 100 culored and
200 white voters
At $50 court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

An old soldier, named Hamilton 8.
Collier. who during the war served in a
Michigan regiment. and 10 now suffering
from partial disability, has located In this
city Mt No. sos East Sixth street, aud Ia
desirous oil securing work at papering OF
decorating walls. He 10 said to be first
class workman and fully competent "a
give satisfaction to the most iastidiouA
Mr.. Collier Ia a member OF Meal Post, q.
A. r, of Washington, d. q.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Joseph Pi,rsou, II hi .c~slniih, formerly
Of Eiklon, Nd, but now resident Of
this city, hal a prize fight On y ednesday
night vita George Andrews OF New
Yak. Tao fight took pla,e about four
miles from this city, WITH luur-ounoe
gloves, and was Tor a purse Of SIS.
twenty-five rodn!s were fought, when
Person Was declared tbs winner. An
O.Atr light viii take place between tie
same partles ioy a purse OF S-5O.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Our increased trade shows that the
l'lic apprscia'c &2lD ihs OF good clean
eoal Tor ton, and that Is what we pro-
pose to give for the year oil 1891. Our
coal is under cover AID screened, under
our own supervision. kindliag wool in
large ioais. Western oats Il speciality,
pa Ell hay and straw by thu ton. Yard,
LOG Marl hniasenar. Telephone, 5l5.
:, Central Office, 9Th and King streets.
Telephone oa7. open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Manager Barne and his Atlantic Asso-
citation Club lett Baltimore yesterday
afternoon Tor Richmond, Va, where they
will remain for ten days In practlcing for
the coming ball season. II was ut first
anticipated that the Wilmington Club
should take trip South, but it has been
definitely p stponej.
The base ball enthusiasts In Consho.
hocken, Pa, who promised Manager
Stevenson bull terrier as mnsc 1t TO-
the W Wilmington Club, has not yet delv-
cred the dog. Barr y is uxiously walt
ing for Its arrival IN this city.
Manager Stevenson has completed his
club which is to represent this city Ia the
Atlantic Association the coming ba
season. But still he has his eye on two
good payers in Norristown, Pa, which
he thinks he will sign Tor extra players.
Lawson, the star pitcher OF the local
club, from whom great work is expected
In the box this season, will not return 10
this city from Florida until Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Goa! aAi wood, flour and feed. Lehigh
coal, sehnylkill coal, Ice coal. All
grades OF spring AMI winter wheat -four
Minnesota ilorr, Hungarian flour, LEAFS
u0Hr. In barrels or hall barrels. All
Kind, ei mia feed at mill prices. Oak o:
y ne kud!ng woBl In biocka or split.
Careful drivers anl 22iO lbs. to the Ton
guaranteed. Once, yard AMI warehouse.
81 West Front street. Telephone $50.
Est
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Y sterday WIS Dsuaiiai ID attle
it.c reading rooms oi Tie ". I. 4 H..
Lishth and Market street., aal an,is n
mum her Of books were received. 4 mDnv
h IA Was new anu COMP IL set ri III
VOLS OF James fennimore Guapcf,= In
~ selum iron MIS-. Jlb II. .iachs.u;
Il a'sor'ed volumes ron Ms Geergs
w Bush, and npiGbrr Ql as -
bpels iro \ Mrs. II. c. McLear snd NJ
Thomas Bollan.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Yesterday afternoon the Pusey g. Jones
Company cast nn immense fiy-whcel,
weighing ~ ,001 pou ds, for the South.
wfrk Foundry ana Machine Company o.
Philadelphia This is one Of the largeat
and heaviest en- tlngs ever made IN TIL.
city. 1t will be completely finished a
tee company's works.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

ii lar-e humber Of WON n are in at
tendance upon The services OF the Qairt
Day ami stsm MIcu inter. s;ed ia The
services as,! serme.. The sermon at 81,
AMIR W. Church this eveains will be
acIre-se 70 both nea aGl women. Tie
tntJsrs IS "R'1peh--Near the Craze, -
". " iilintns is 0 preacher OF unGaI1l
original y AID ieIy I, add an eoau nj
of ALI.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
Two Things Neeiful

To mako your new home comfortable Is
Q barrel of our Choice Family Flour and
q ton OF the bes. coal mined, well
'sltaned, honest weight, and quick deliy-
e:ys. The above goods are warranted.
Prices row, aud terms to suit. That who.
soever VII may buy. We are In business
to te.ve the public, aud we intend to do
the beat we can 10 serge you well. Don't
be backward. Phone ITO. Call ON
Steward & Chandler, South Side.
Branch Office, Second and French.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

The Rev. DIR. Williams will preach q
special ferm1n for men and women this
evening at ST. Andrews Church. the ser =
vice to begin at 7.ij
NJ. Macklem OF the w estern Hotel,
Fourth and Orange streets, will sell his
horses, carriages, harness, Sa. 4, at public
sale Tomorrow at 10 O'clock.
II. Wbeatley. wto occupies one OF the
Commons farms, near ilaro's Corner, Will
sell his horses, cows, utensils, &c,, at
public sale on Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Waiter Cleaver and Miss Elizabeth
Folict were married on Tuesday evening
by Il v. b. It. Price Of Chfistiana Vii.
l4ss, al the residence OF tho brides
iatker. Music was furnished by pArlor
orchestra. At ll.S0 O'Clock bountitul
repGst was served. Tho iripnas departed
At seasonable hour, Wishing the bride
and groom long ana bro porous life.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

VIM, Sheppard, morocco shaver IN
the factory 81 Wm. Bush " Co, has
mad wager vita young Mr.. Brown
who reeiirs with hl, fa;hrr, James
Brown, at tie l,nil's Head Hotel, that he
Can eat five dozea raw eggs, shells and
al, at one sitt'ng, wtic VIII take place
Tomorrow evening at 5 O'clock AT the
above named hotel
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Newest spring styles, foreign and
domestic suitlugs aud trouserings. Call
and We will convince you that we will
cut and mSke to your measure pants at
g. 90, that other tailors charge $500 for.
Suits Sl2. 10 up. Perfect Ut and sstisfac-
ton guaranteed. Liverpool and London
TAilOre, No. 52i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
Good wife Grundlc grieyes AMI groans
Day and night with signs and means
Wears bar lita away

Good-wiie Gayheart sings and smiles;
Time, the gray old thief, be1u.les;
keeps rs fresh as May.
The two women are OF the same age,
but Good-wiie Grundle looks fully l5vrs.
Che Older. She is the vict IN Of His which
might be cured BY the Use OF DR.. Pieree's
Favorite Prescription. Paiu, "iemale
weakness" and low spirits are her con,
slant companions. Good-wiie Gay heart,
thanks to the Prescription. enjoys
perfect health aud seems to grow more
young, vivac'ous and agrerabl, every
DAY. There is nothing equal to this rem.
edy for all female disorders.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
NEWEST :: STYLES.

Stoves, Ranges and Oil
Stoves of the best manufacture
ers. Refrigerators, Ice Chests
and Baby Coaches. If you
want goods for the Spring give
us a call. We have larger
stock and greater variety than
ever before. Quality the best
and prices the lowest. Terms
the most liberal ever offered
We know we can please you and
invite a call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Geo. ". Jackson has removed from
No. 0J3 Market street to No. 500, where
he vii. continue his novelty and variety
store, and also give mis- attention to bill
posting ~ well ns keeping up LIS agency
for lost children. Jsckson is u guilan-
thro ,ist Al d deserves libsral share oil
the patronage OF our ctz ms.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

T. r. Laliy, real estate agent. will cell
at public sale to morrow Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock the three story
brick house, No. 500 West Fourth strsct
The location is convenient TO workshops,
and 1t will make desirable residence,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Tho great Forepsugh show will exhibit
In this city on the rs o! April. An
agent WAS engaged in Distributing small
bills yesterday, announcing The date
Tie boys Will give this prince Of slow
Len a grand reception.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Francis Wallace, aged % years, of sas
Poplar street, had his right wrist badly
crushed in the West Yard about Z O'Clock
last evening by getting II caught between
the BUMPERS OF two freight cars. DR..
Draper dreased the wound.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

l.. W. Stidham y 1on, rr,t aai
will cell Ut public SAL, az, ns sinA,
afternoon, at No. lls5 w." ,ri s.tad
LOT OF furniture, phll!llhs ,s1'a
Giles, as may be teen ny "'
another column. ~
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market shAd, herring. Goldfish,
paddock, yellow perch, white fish, floun-
ders, shespshead and lot Of terrapin.
Open until 10 p. m. OH Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

And SO has fifty mo.e new testimonials
IN favor OF DR.. Simns' White Pulmonic
Balsam as tic great throat AID luuR
remedy for coughs. 30 cent? and 81.
Deeot Fourth and King. Sold iy drug
ki6te
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Clark S. sammis, formerly connected
with the Academy OF Music Of this city,
10 acting as nanAger for Wilson Barrett
and his London company.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

IN ALL THE
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Tho Great discovery.
San Rosa is the leading Sc. straight
clears. Wholesale and retail ct Dur
stems. No. 8 +. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
Row China DeD0t,
Alb King Street.

Alb King Street.
Following arc few tcstimo-
mails which explain themselves.
|. LEWIS Row-Dear Sir
We are very much pleased with
the "Pittsburg' lamp; better in
every way than any other
lamp we have ever used.
Yours etc, P. b. AYARS.
Wilm'n., March ID, 90.
/. LEWIS Row-DEAR SIR.-
The "Pittsburg" lamp we
bought Of you gives entire sat.
l'iaction; the light is clear,
steady and free from smell.
Yours truly.
L. w. HAZARD.
March 18th 1900.
l. LEWIS Row-We like our
"Pittsburg' lamp very much; it
Is very satisfactory
MRS. w. c. FOORD.
March 18th 1900.
l. LEWIS Row-elR:-The
"fltt'burg" lamp has given
entire satisfaction SO far; there is
no odof arising from it that I
nave noticed. Respectfully.
MR.. GEO. II. PHILIPS.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Great Reduction In winter underwear
at I. A. Shannon, 1913 West Second
street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

II you live in a log, NAM ,,,1 iltat1
where the missina arising l'' Va 10,
vegetable matter po.it"s le51a /
phere, the use OF Laxa09 IT,, nid|
absolute ncce s!ty. IL a,i eas
from the system at once 'pi f'
N cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Merchant tailor, No ei5X Market streot,
second foor. A fnil line oi spriHs good:
W select from. Fit aud workmgnshil
guarantee AZ No. 6i5ls Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Wait for me. ! ain coming. NJ. Meyers,
One-Price Clothier, 4o6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

lady who has suffered for over
thrcs months ca .eue torture ir, IN a
violent cough ha, become CON pleteiy
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Professor Well, No. 3J5 Market street,
lie the only reliable optieian In this city,
where you can have your eyes examined
frss OF char l..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

l suffered with r,ielnas., ", lbl,,
shoulder Tor months ana ID, ~, sill
found that dill me any g13a, SD,
ton OIL. 1t cur0d nsl ana ,,, ".
ii to ali sutIereis With sa!i li,''
1parl strnet. ballnl0lVl r
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
CRANOR 4 CD.
62l Market Straai.
E)UBLIC SALE.

~ No. llss West street, on
MONDAY, March 24th, at
2.5t o'clock, p. m,
Wplaut hedsteads, wa.tilstands, nnd mat.
trcsses, ) splendid parlor solas, two ma.
hogang extension tables, one large oil
paintiiie scene at Barley mill, Brand \.
wine, small oil paintings. The above
paintings arc elel fntiy iHmed anu are
genuine: also chairs, tables. q rpcts etc,
| Sale Pc sitive. J.. W. Stidh. IN 4 SON,
mi-4t Au .jUSecrs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

TIA coming. Remember No. 400 Mar
ket street. NJ. Meyers, One Price
Nlothicy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

skim milk at TIN as Creamery
" o!e'ale, &c. per at l.tal, u. or
Ct. Tor &c.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Call at W.yl's. No. East Second
street and get ZONE oi their good bread
AID cakes for moving.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

The soft glow OF the tea lose ijae1..tr.
by la les who use Poz6oni's CoGp.cxien
Fowd r. Try II.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

IL. Row 10 making 81 Va ~
above lamp at hts store, ,batitaIj
street, and it !. rep,essn.', .o IN
be exoellej. Mr.. IL ms ,@'''cs,sgit,
sortment of china aid 9s 10 lepsl
number of certificates msy
another column. ~ Il
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

The sat st AMI most TIT ,ss babJhs
for the usual diseases Of w. VIZ, 4. asa'
Bulls Baoy Syrup; IL H.. y Cotila
iujurious. Pic, 20 osn "A
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
22O AND 222 MARKET ST.
We Open the

Spring Season of 1890
to-day March, Dist, with an
elegant assortment of new
spring Goods for M e n 4,
Youths, Boys and Children.
With additional arrival S
daily, We are G n O b | e d to
please almost every one uho
iasors US with a call. To the
early buyer of Children's
clothinx will sly this depart
ment contains many IL G W
and novel designs for tue lit
tile folks.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

strous Cou. n Candy farsu.o Is.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
Every Description
--FOR-

Parlor, Bedroom, Diningroom
and Kitchen. Sideboards, Ia
blcs, War robes, Mirrors, Clocks,
Easels, Lace Curtains, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Mattings
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-04
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

whence post No 6, Uss No ia, situated at the
intersection Of southerly side line Of Sap
phire claim with eastery side line of Uss No.
67a, is distant $3.50 feet on same first course
from post No 3, Uss No ira Thence for
Second Courses 81 deg 20 min W to post
No of Uss No 63, total distance of l49. 5
feet Thence for
Third Course--N 81 deg Sc min W to post
No Iss No 49, distance of 93 feet. Thence
for
Fourth Courses 81 deg, Oh min " to post
No 8, Uss 30 -, a distance Of 10e.s feet.
Thence fer
Fifth Courses 81 deg So min E to post N o
Ii, uss No e7a, distance o. 1928 feet.
Thence for
Sixth Courses 67 deg, "a min " to post
No II, Uss No 67e, distance of 1921 feet
Thence for
Seventh ceurse-N a deg 10 min W to a
point where the northel ly SIDE line Of uss No
GA iItefseets the lode line of the Sapphire
elaim- distance so9.9 feet, and whepce the
lode liue of said Sapphire claim beass 81
deg q min e, AID continuing on same sew
spth course to post No 4, yss No ga, . total
aistsnce Of 59l.5 feet Thence for
Eighth Gourse7 " 81 deg "a min E to post
~ 4 pss Nossa, distaues of 427.s feet, the
place y beginning, containing 81 acres.
Which areas being extluded from the surface
grs~nd Of lhe antelope claim, leaves remain
sng 6.9s acres Of eaid Antelope claim.
Description of Antelope lIill Site, Uss No
67b, No2, $, Il 50 L, NJ. y. NJ. Beginning ut
post marked post No l. Uss Nc 81 b. erect
ed ut the southeasterly corner of the claim.
Thence running
First Course-N 7s deg, " distance Of
1900 feet to post No ., Uss No 67b. Thence
running
Second Course-N IL deg, & a distance of
$50 feet to post No ), Uss No 81 B. Thence
running
Third Courses rs deg E, distance O
1900 feet to post No 4, Uss No 57b, whence
post No /, Uss No GA bears N 80 deg, E at a
distance of 1870 feet Thence running
Fourth Courses 70 deg w 30 feet to a
point from which the location notice bears
n deg ", a distance OF 600 feet, and con-
tinuing on said course of IL deg w for to-
tai distance of $50 feet to post No 1, Uss No
6fb, the place of beginning and containing
| an area of 4.96 acres.
Magnetic variation f6 deg 05 min Z. con.
tanning Antelope Claim, 5.e3 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded IN the
Recorders Office of Hsmeralda county, New,
in Book D, page 355 Vt Mining ocations.
The adjoining claimants are Golden Gate.
Defiance. Poor and Sapphire claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-04


AID every voter ~ the said Primary Elec-
tons' F" nm citizen Of this state and Will
support the nominees OF the Republican
party"
The following Resolutions were anan-
imonsly adopted:
Resolved, That this committee reaflirms
ths State and National Republican platf,rm
ofi8ss, including the declaration that the
Rspuhliean party il in myor of the use Of
both gold and silver as money" and that ii
condemns all Efforts TO demoaetlze silver"
Resolved. That the persistent negieot of
Secretary Window 70 increase the coinaae OF
: yer 10 the maNimHm OF four milion dollars
per menth, coupled with his attempt 10 in
naeuee Congressiou9l .oeslstion so as to
perpetuate si'ses denl Dotigaton. is a
shameless violation Of tbe silver plank OF the
National Republican plettogm. an aitaek
upon tAe rights aud interests Of the miners
fs7msrs and workers OF sbe land, and an act
! p,rty pefGdy that sloua cal. TOT lis
retirement from lke eo9aeils ofan ADMINS
tratioa which is pledged 70 help en5 10. 30
hinder tae feponetization ofelyer.
he>osN'd iiit ta3 HapGe.ieAn nRfty a.
this state is IN favor Of free a1d uaii.t..ed
coinage rboth gold and silser; that hehs
to this principle as tenet Of party r,itt sad
teat % party allegiance; that Il wild permit
ONO abandonment or modification of tAis
doctrine; thet let whososyar VIII prove rec
reanl % the peiDei le OF himeAAism t wli
ran ia stgadiast thereto, and that it invites
an Neters L. Nevada whNfagor the repeal Of
the in!qnions iuterlineated law Of 1879 by
watch silver WAS dsmoaet1ad, and who 6e-
sire the Establishment of fer s+d unHiened
COMA 'ess .hs law Of the United ates Of
Amesig' 10 Pia Ia eleatiag l,isgatss 10
"epao.ican Siale Convention.
E. =. solLE, Chairman.
(. LoRo Secretary. sid.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-04
TEACH YOUR SERVANTS.
They Need to Learn Many Things
to Make Things Pleasant.
Pleasures Of housekeeping May BE
Greatly Enhanced IT the Work Is Done
Neatly systematically and Eoononl-
ically--Some Valuable Hints.

- ~ ~ 49,
Rooo servant should know, and winch are
not tflnlng matters nor OF hllle impor-
lance. inc great majority CT servants
Know oniy nan thelf daties' ana YET, truth
luly observes the ChleaRo Herald, eney
urnlly pellsVe lhey .Kno" II al
Teach them that tho setting Of the table
can make frugal meal success. Teach
them 70 lay the crcases Of the tanle-eloth
straight, wayy llne up and down the
length OF table IS a constant vocation.
Ieacn them to use extreme care IN making
the ARRANGEMENTS Of each cover exactly
similar, AMI 70 see that the lines en- either
side the table between one claret glass and
another, etc., are straight as die, that all
the distances arc evenly proportloned, and
that az lne artleles are placed so as to be
as litlle az may ne IN any ones way, White
! ~ near as possible TO every ones hand.
JUST aoeVe inc lVfhs d small sait-eellaf and
pepper-easlo cayenne, also, Hked)
shouio DC peb LOT eaeh person, as Wen as
the inaiviauai enttef-piate' Every knife
ana iofA SHOULD he Witl precision upon the
tloln. one cover cafelssay put on falLs
lie eilece q lho Wnois 'eoie'
Teach them to cut tae nread the right size
for soup, aud TO be exact about tQe thinness
OF each slice, as WEI as the necessity OF
| HaNllB the pile NfF.tu ged exactly bN@l upon
1ne pfeaa alsh 1e..eh lhelh 10 pc as partic-
uiar m Inc laying OF inc sl1eooara WA inc
sue .aeNs Is IN tne .1pt9 laseil' tha1 ipaeo
ol 1he c'iffil OF WsAl's9rVpa meal eeponas
oh "n4 !, - ptseoa On eles9 p11.es Oh lurhl'
euie, hAerl' ulsaes 'ihu ,,to'9 ul3Aslis' veg
e,aoies ana ~ vfe's1 3 QUO pe pise1q On lne
Sloe laple. - e ees5erl' sesHf ana cream
sonieViiiies 'uo s'l''' anu any eniag snae Is
= p.9'Dy r.. ao1s's''lN, lhusg 20 On .pe sue
poatu - en leu 10 we every olsn pc
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-04

The basis of representation of the respect
i've counties in the said ConveI ,lon shall be
one delegate for each 50 votes, and one for
each fraction Of 25 votes or oger cast Tor the
Harrison and Morton Electors, aggregatlng
LIS delegates apportioned as follows.