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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

IN the Ploche postoftice October s,
1891:
Avrett Joseph Burt Homer
Bertoch d. ~ Colby Edward
Dunn w John Donnel o John
Gasser Joe Hawley Charles
Jackson M John Judge f Matt
Lund Edward Mealue T ~
Malley Tim Matte Charly
Mann Joseph Pearce Sidney
R R Page Rynearson (2)
Rogers Daniel Simkins WIS
Star Silver Editor Walker T. John
Wallin o + Ricchardi Clos
Jahancsen Dina Mrs.
Parties calling for any of the above
tiers will please say advertised. "
JOHN SHEER, p. M.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

A bottle of Trib should be in every
household
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

spaah s.atly, " is better far
10 nsksf s6N reply.
nsnto hsvs 3 big fellow mar
The outlines Of your eye.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
ADVERTISED LET TER LIST.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Phoebe postoffice October s,
1901.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

A Bottle Of Trib should be in every
household.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

Reasonable prices to all and free delivery
to all parts Of town.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
@ine elementare aataftrOpbe.
Gin @irbsIfmrm frst ibn gStf. unb Rorb.
brutI6lanb.-Dis Stapt 8rsfrlb unb llm-
ssseub beIpubtrs beimeeIutt.

Gin @irbelfurm fret iiber Wtits unb gcrbs
btutIhIanb.-Dis Statt 8refrlp unb llm-
Ssssub beIcnOtrs beimeslu4t
@ans 9lprbbeutI6Ianb ipurbe in Der
9la6t ppm l. unb 2. SuIi bon einem
eutiebIiden 1lnipetter beim9eiu6t, ipeIS
Dies in bielen Orten su furdtbaren
8utaitrOpben NIT srobem SerIuit an
MenI6enleben unb unbere9enbarem
S6aben an giSentbum uno am Saas
tenitanb fibrte. Der Sturm feete quer
bon ber bpq6nbiiben @ren3e iiber ben
glieoerrbein, MeffaIen, Sannober unb
bic Wlarf 8ranbenbure. 9ln bielen
Drten frat er ais irbelIturm, begIeis
tet bon fur6tbaren eIeftrifben gntIabs
unsen unb SaeeIi9Iag, uuf-NLIes bers
nibtenb, ipas ibm in ben Bes fam.
9lm furdtbarten bat Der Sornabp in
8refeIo, 8beinprpbin3 un6 llmsesent
sebauIt. Sieben Stunoen lang tpiitbete
oas 1nipetter. 8Iib foIete auf 8Iit
uno i6IiebIi6 feete elm @irbeIIturm
iiber bic Stabt unb bemoIirte fiinfsif
| Sduier, bic 8eipObner ilnter ben Srilm.
mern beerabenb. 9ieIe Sobe Iino be.
reits aus ben 2riimmern eeI9afft ipor.
ben. 0ian ibdbt bic 3abI ber @e.
t6bteten auf breiBis. Bon 26In Iint
BiOniere nad 8refeIS bright iporSen
um bel ben Gufrdumes Arbeiten bebiiIf'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

B9- @etrodnete beuti6e 8iri6en,
9irnen unb 3netf6sen, importirten
Simbeerens, grbbeerens iinb 9irIdens
taft, aussesei6net fir SOmmersetrdnt ;
SaIabs uno Olipen6I, bieiise, ioipie
importirte Sarbinen, feline Sdpeiser,
2imburser unb &rduterfdie, bel
s. S. Wibmaper,
$50 2adaipanna Nbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

lid au fein. DafeIbit ioQte in 6iefen
Saeen bas nieberrbeinif1e S1iibenfei
itattfinben. Ser SeitpIus 1T aber iebt
elm GROCER Triimmerbaufen. Die Sefts
buue unb bic 8uben, bic erri9tet ipors
ben, iinb beridtpunben.
Die 8erbeerunsen in Der 1lmeebuns
bon &refeIo ipptten einfad ber 8es
| i4reibuns. 9aS Stdbt9en SI6teln
tpeitIib BON &refeIo tpurbe Defenders
i4iper beimseIuht, unb biele Beriouen
tpurben bafeIbit setbbtet. @u6 Bier.
fen, Diilfen unb 8empen, iotpie an6ere
Orti6uften bes &refeIber SnbuItrie.
Se3irfs, baben entiebIi9 eeIitten.
Bon &refeIb 3ps baS rlntpetter unters
balb 0ufieIborf iiber ben &bein, bers
tpiiitete bic StGbtden Gittar6 unb
&abe, tpobei bieIe Berfonen our9 8IiBs
f9ld9e eetbotet tpurben. 8iS gum
Nbenb beS Q. SuIi bate man in RrefeIb
20 Sei6en aus ben Triimmern berbor.
ee3o9en.
Sn Der Gdbe bon Sii4teIn, auf Der
StraBe mad Sierien unb Sittarb iiebt
eS aus, aIs ob elm grbbeben itatteefuns
ben bate. Die 8auernbduisrn finb
bemolirt bic bidlten 8aume ipurben
entipurseIt. 8ieI 8ieb tpurbe eriGIa'
gen.
1lebsr Die Stabt grami6tpsis sos
am Nbenb beS l. Suli slei6falS Elm
i1redIides @eipitter, besIeitet bon
einem orfanartisen Sturnl. tpeI6er fait
bic sanae Na4t burd tpdtbete. 9ie
Depeiden aus 8raunfdtpeiS i9iIbern
bic Na6t ais cine Der I6redlidfen felt
Meni9ensebenfen. gm MorSen boten
bic Straben Elm 8iIb. Der 3erit6runs.
8ieIe Sduler tpuroen bemoIirt uno ans
bere fdtper bei6dbist. Sur9 bic
StraBen ersoHen iid reiBenbe 8dde.
Die SaeeIItiide, tpel9e tpGbrenb bes
1lnipetters fieIen, tparen unsetpDbnIi6
sroB, unb man ibdbt, bab minbeitens
100000 Senferideiben seridmettert
tpurben. 9ln ben ebrpiirbissn &irden,
ben MerfSei9en Der alien Stabt, f6ies
men bic @Iemente ibre beionbere 8utb
ausIaRen au tpolIen. Der Dom, in
tpeI9em ii9 bas grbbesrabnib bs8
@eIfenbauies befinbet, bic Wtartini=,
Nnbreasz, 8ribers, @atburinens unb
llIri6s. 8ir6e, ite ale tpuroen mebr
pber minber ibtper beIdGbist. 9ie
prd9tisen @Iasfeniter NIT @IasmaIerei
in benz Dom tpurben bonn SaSeI bemps
Iirt.
SIN Berlin unb llmsesenb tpiitbete
6aS 1lnpetter Slei9faas in i9redli6er
@eiIe.
Sn Spanbau I6Ius Der 8Iib in ben
Suliustburm, in ipeIdem Der beuti6e
8riessi9ab bon 100 Miaionen Wfarf
Iasert.
sn Der nmsesenb bon Sprottau fies
len SageIItide bon Der @rbbe zines
Siibnereies. Oie SaIme tuurben bon
benieIben soIItief in ben 8cben sef6las
gen.
Sn SIbrsbeim (bsi @iesbubsn) f6Ius
Der 8IiB in cine &irde, uno 3ablrei6e
Berionen fpur6en I6tper berlebt.
ueber Sanft 9tubre9t an Der 8aab,
DItIi6 bon @ras (SteiermarD, sin8 Elm
@pIfenbrud nieber. 8pei 8auerns
bitten fpurben bon ber SpdIutb fortges
riHen unb neun Sniaiien famen in ben
SIutben nm,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Mm G9minOii6ttge.

Ser llnter;eidnete, welder mad mtbridbri.
aeu 9eioen Don einem idmersn 9ungeriibel
uno Der gefiirhteten 9 d n u d burf
elm einfades MitteI 9ebeiIt muroe, wiinidt
all ielneu WitI.ioenoen Die Metbooe Der Seil.
una befannt su MAIDEN. gr miro Aleu Die
es piiniden, toitenfrsi cine abidrift oes &e.
jeptes ienOeu, meIdes cine iidere SeiIun9 fur
. dminbiudt, d. Gftbma. Gatarrb,
I8rond tits uno ole gals. uno 9un9eH.
IaHettonen it Gr bofft oaB aIle 2eioenben
Ieip Mittel probireu, meIdes unidGbbar it,.
QBsr oas 8sjept, oas nidts toftet unO iesens.
reid isin fam, iuiipi6t, idreibe sefaai9it an
ReD. GbnarS q. 0Bilfon,
williamsburg, Siuss Co., Rem gOrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Das fog. auitraIiIde @ablsSpftem,
tpeI6es bic Iebte @eiebsebunS fur uns
fern Staat boreef6rieben bat, fDmnt
erIt i'm 9lobember 1892 sur Gusfiibr'
uns. Nd9ten Serbit bIeibt es nitbin
nod beim 9lIten. Cine Gommifion 1T
einseIebt, beaebenb aus benz Staats'
Sefretdr, benz Sefretdr bes Snnern
unb benz Generals sglubitor, tpeIae bic
uDtbissn 8oridriften entiuerfen, unb
ben Gommi7ionern Der beri6iebenen
Counties sur Ra6adtuns iiberienben
fol-. g8ie es beibt, tpir6 bieie Sons
million baIb an Grfiillune ibrer glufsabe
seben, unb sunddit 9tetp gOrf unb 8O'
Itpn beiuden, mo ienes Spfem einse'
fdbrt 1T, um Su ieben, tpie man biz
SADIE bort anfabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
0otelsl1e6ernabme.

Dem bsutlHen pubIifnm unb meinen ltpsi-
asr 0reunben erlaube i'd mir biermit aniutsi.
gen, bab Id bas SOtsI unb StUifbaus sts pfrif.
Germ. @eber, Ala q. Main GSe.,
ibsrnOmmrn babe. SD psrbs nur bic beftn
Speiisn, getrdnfr uno 9isarrsn baIttn unb
beniibt ffin, bur@ reslIe 8tbienuns alien &C.
rtGtrn Anforbrunssn su fntlprr&en.
5eurp WriGenflut.
W Msin @si6Gft ale S&iefrrbedsr fiibrs
Id ME bisber fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

~ 9as ,,BDGenbIatt" sntbdIt ben
beiten 2OtaIs8sri8t unb ALE TonItieen
geuieteiten bon Sntere6e.-glur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
=. u. SnfiDortb,
Mrcbiteft,
Office i'm GoaI gr1anse @ebdube,
Serautou. pa.

arditeft uno superintendent oes Goal GE.
DANCE Sebdnoes in Serauton, uno oes @eles
@ebauoes IN @iltesbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

SO III ifatiftiid- na6setuieien, boB
bic einseipanOerten Seuti9en aus %
n6rbIi6en Staaten unb benz 9iitrifte
Columbia gum 1lniOnsbeere 1877 ,5s5
Dlann seifsat, ipdbrenb iie na6 8er'
bGItniB ibrer 8ebblterunss3abI nut
1913, ,l92 Wiann ;u Iiefern batten. Die
DeutIben Iieferten aus ie 1000 ibrer
8ebDIteruns 148 Mann, tpdbrenb eS
bic Ginseborenen berbdItnibmdBiB nul
auf 81 Dtann brahten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
gtep Oorf, Sntario & &eitern
GiIeaba9n.

3ass SsrInITrn ben Ssriss Central 9abnbOf
mic fpIst:
Nab @arbpnbals unS ;piIdenIisssn Sta-
tipnen UNI 700. 8.45 unb 1t.t2 8prm. unb
1885, 3.15, 500, $50 unb HOS 9aGm.
Nab SSUrsf City um 700 unb 1i.12 Born.
9iaG Sanccd, 9irw gprt, Sspeap. Utica
unO alien Ulf- unu psfliGsn punftrn nm 11.12
8prni
3iise Iaugfn an bon Carbonate unb ami.
.IGsnIissenbsn StatiOneu nm TAO, 9.15 unb
11.05 8prm. uub 2,45, 4f0, sos, 7.40 unb
800 Nadm.
Bon 6prslf City UNI 9.t5 8urm. unb 4.t0
! lNaGm.
Bon Sswsso, Utica, Hep gOrf, Saneod unb
lUf- unb weifIittn punftsn nm 4.10 Ra6m.
8. s. anberfou,
@snl pa1'r aefnt, 9isp gOrF
". 8. Carr Div. pad'r assnt Scranton
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
sic splbaten 0Baifenfdb ulen

9on unIerer StaotslesiSlatur 1T in
ber Iebten SiBuns cine @omite ernannt
tpprben, um bic 8ertpaltuns Der Sol@
baten @aiieni6ulen, iiber bic bieIfa4
&lage sefiibrt tporben mar, su unteriu'
den. Diefes @oniite bdIt sur 3eit in
9biIabeIpbiu Sibunsen ab unb nimnt
8eusenausfasen entSesen. Dabei fam
es nun su Gage, baB bic S9ulen, bic
in Wtercer, WlOunt SOP, MansfeIb unb
@befer Springs selesen tparen, bon
ben setpifenIoIen 8eripaItern su ibrem
eieenen 8crtbeiI aussenuBt ipurben.
g8dbrenb Der Staat nGmIi9 $3.50 fur
iebeS 8inS be3ablte, tpurben fir iebes
ni6t mebr aIs $75 Bis $50 ausseseben.
Die &inber paren idIe6t erndbrt unb
setIeibet aud folIen ie brei &inber in
einem 80 8Oa breiten 8ett seI6Iafen
baben. @nfanes bieIes Sabres fam es
6ur6 einen Streit atpiiden ben Wiits
sliebern bieIes &aub. .SpnbifatS ans
2i6t. baB bieIeIben bic eroBe Summe
bon S27O, 900 an y9rofiten" unter iid
pertbeiIt batten. 9ieieS @elb mar ben
armen SoIbatentpaiien absei9unben
ipprben. gs par b6dIi9 an Der 3eit,
baB biefer MiBpirtbidaft elm gnbe bes
reitet iporben 1T. SUfentIi8 tperbsu
bic SduIbisen ibrer tpoblperbienten
Strafs ni6t entSeben; benn bic 8e'
nadtbeiIisuns Der armen berlahener
SoIDatenipaiisn 1T cine bimmeIiarei'
enoe Siinbe.
, 1891-12-26
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SEARCHING FOR WATER BY THE
DIVINING-ROD.

The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News
gives the following account of a search for
waber at Lord A~rundelrs seat, Wardour Castle
near Salisbury. by Mr.. A'Barrow, the water
finder. This gentleman undertook to discover
water within a reasonable and useable depth
for the supply of Hook Farm. The farm
house is, by .the-by, interesting as having been
the home of the first Lord Baltimore, who
founded the colony of Baltimore, Z. S., temp.
James T., and who married Anne, daughter of
then Lord Arundel.
Mr.. A'Barrow produced two or three white
thorn twigs of slender size, each fork of which
is about twelve or fifteen inches long, and
holding one of them delicately between the
fingers and thumb. of each hand. he proceeded
to walk leisurely over the field with the rod
straight before him. Without any sur
face indication the rod left it's hori-
zontal position and pointed upwards;
again and again was this tried until
one could more or less accurately define the
line down which the spring flowed, and where
at greater or less depth water might be pro-
baby found. A willow twig was cut from a
hedge, which greatly obeyed the impulse of
this mysterious power. Ere this, MIR. A'Bar
rows twigs were in the hands of some of the
ladies and gentlemen, who in vain tested their
ability to discover water. Some of the ladies
then successfully held one end of the twig
whilst Mr.. A'Barrow held the other. The
influence at once operated without any
impulse on the part of the lady holders. This
result obtained in all cases. Mr.. A'BarrOw
d: was then putover the line ola spring which his
rod disclosed-isolated on glass salt-cellers-
which at once broke the spell, the rod dropping
> 10 it's horizontal position. On another spot
lie discovered, as he believed, a strong spring at
which a we'll is to be sunk to test the accuracy
of his fnd-he traced it's course across the
6eld-he was bliAdfolded and l9d to a dis
lance. and then walked across tie supposed
line. His twig detected at the spot as he
walked over it, and resumed it's normal posi-
ton as soon as it was passed. He was then
turned towards a point crossing diagonally
the line of the spring, and the Sanme results
followed as he walked over the supposed
course Of the spring. 1t is scarcely possible
that he, blindfolded, could have hit on precise
" the same line where he had first indicated
water. Mr.. A'Barrow is "a nice, s%impleman-
nered old gentleman with nothing of the mys-
tery man or %conjurer about him, and he
processes his absolute inability to account for
this occult power, the existence of which he
discovered quite accidentally.
The consumption Of Intoxicating liqour
in this country staggers me, exclaimed a tenn
neranee orator from the platform. ME, too,"
, 1891-12-26
trying to hold himself up by the plaStering.

Il feel" said the young mar to her father.
that existence without your daughter would
be only a dreary task, whose completion could
not come too SOON" Every we'll" said the
old gentleman, take her, and presently you'll
feel the same way, only more So"
, 1891-12-26

RE An attempt to enter
my store clandestinely was appa-
rently made last night and inter
rupted. Any one who can give in
formation hat will lead to the con-
viction of the intended nocturnal
visitor, will be rewarded with $40.
Christiansted, 3rl Decbr. 1891.
w. III. HEYLIGER.
, 1891-12-26

The consumption Of Intoxicating liqour
in this country staggers me, exclaimed a tenn
neranee orator from the platform. "Me, too"
rurgled a man at the rear of the hall
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

DanAn0 - - 0n1AeusaelnnGD
~ - - sssaanu1iuhe1 anutno 80
- - psmnut 49, - snnu1n1
- a nn~ - - y nr1ss -
~ IussA sx1An = - 1spnnAs1
Wnnnn : uuong - R1rieeD tnnnoaeDn
voxAn g Co., Muuod5zA
h = tmpsa1h1s - . sanso - - -
ayh q pa vonia Anvs yeuE 90 diGnk-
- yun mnss 0sne b vskA 1l0n1Dg.
Raaus Rso~ui.s i rupanuhhas ~ -
snuennGns xhns ~ wns nnne4 - hs6nrs -
nn1e 90 nassy ans Il ~ uzthineA
In Ysnnss snd lsaAy - 1Bnk dlnn8
ksw " - = -. = cnson0 - - -
mainsd sncAasssa fu hnn1rs1B ef y~nA
BvpcA - rpuneh apshpspnanu1gk -
e1nras shas - hroad 5000 ~ 100 -
renenssd By ths peepls Of oenezni Hxnnns
srs ths trus Ganls o. cs,es - Cunne-
- Hi Rook igAtknxD n0vsaops1 -
IS sumnit in blinding Rsay 6uEiAg =
haavy ssennd swell. ev0 vhnn thsro =
hut kssls or - wind-
Reading ears. ftt.d cut ujtA IL nssG
popular psEa0d1csis and beeks. VIII b ~
t>ehsd - tie pa1sngw trains a - g.
Paassbarg "A Waxssw railroad
ou~u yict0gin's chef receives . sAlwy Of
0.tW : yeas. UnAw him thoU - fouE
masAsr oeo,s and sssse q nAls - -
mals annisexnes-
The Thames was fronen ever In ~. M
end l.sa In The f0ilowiaG yeax. ~ lnst
of the CENTURY, tss.iblo snow ooem SaRd
throughout the Aidland oounties-
In . new arc lamp that be- lsteay ~
peassd hollow carbon y ussd to form The
ere. and tho light y increased By intyodne-
ing hydro carbon vapor - The arc through
the bore Of the carbon
II Ii no uncommon thing tpr tie inhabis-
ants Of Vienna to eat ave mea1s day.
these consisting Of breakfast. lunch. din
ner. tea and supper.
For sEings or bites from any kind Of In
sect apply daanponed silt, bond tightly
over tho spot It viii rsaiSvc. and usaaaly
cure very quickly.
Gen. Lew Wallace Is wrtsing With elAbo-
rate care story Of the conquest Of Goa
stanttnopls by the Turks In 11bk He in
tsnds it to be - good IN its way - Ben
Hur"
A royal proclamation was published in
Ensland o week ago, calliag in BY Feb. Is.
1891, all gold coins not Of the present reign.
After thse date all such coins win not be
legal tender.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

The Chiasito language Of Bolivia hss no
rume-zss The people cannot even count
Thar minds eAznot grasp tee sseas Of nam
Der. The PsY1aas ef Torres strait have
nsns~s ouly for one and two. The BcsA-
men Of Aass<allA osnnt ealy 20 ;hrr> A
recent sra~essv 90 The plains 81 Gran Ca&oo,
IA Soash Anerisa. nes eAiaf vko scaid
BET oount his fingers This r~pre~ents
p-es1y veil the cord zScn q the hsrnAa
mind 10 rssn's lswess xsase. Touth = Cora-
oar,t<1ss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

SYMPTOMS intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse By
scratching. II allowed 70 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAyKE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed,
ing. heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumors. At drugglsts, OF
by mail. tor 80 centa. DIR. swayne a
Son. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

Mira Winsiow's Soothing Syrup should ~
ways used for children teething. il soethea
the child. softens the gums. sllxys Ill psin
cures wind collie. and IL the best remedy to-
diarrhoca- Is cents . bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

01Ano 0ADene
::s1 lss.zss<S>s
sssssl si.ss-es " -. -. /.
- .;s s ;:.ss y; WV ''' : -
ssz~sss rvses~
lu&ecr- lse<AuN
ss:.ss:. 50 49,
| SSsssss: = s ; -; a.;
S :s::s:1 - = J s ssssst
s.sss~s' Prices
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

Or Winter. Of C~issnraiA -ho he hesa
srsonz the fn<fssns for thirty years. says
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12
Advice 70 Mothers.

Peckham's Group Remedy cure
Whooplna Cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-12

Igc further. and make another announce
mems in regard ~ ron. and thai IL. ron srs
nes cniy TO become the Lords sheep.
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sheee this hear. God IL gsasg 20 call ron
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-05-28
An Infant Cyclone.

Thursday evening last, during the
rain storm, small cyclone visited the
south part Of this county. The great
est damage thus far reported was at
the home of J. II. Riegel, five miles
south. Mr.. Riegers house was lifted
from the foundation and part of the
roof torn off. The contents inside
were jumbled together in a promlscu-
Gus mass in the center of the rooms
His wind mill and out buildings were
torn down, and threshing machine
turned over. Mr.. r. and family
were luckily away from home, being
at Hot Springs, Arkansas. At other
places in that vicinity some damage
was done, but no one suffered so great
as did Mr.. Riegel. The Strobel Bros.
lost most of their wheat by the storm
and all wheat in its path was demol-
ished. The storm is said to have
moved from the south east to north
west.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-05-28

John Wolf was up from Ellinwood,
Monday.
Col. HUFFMAN was IN the city on
Tue sday afternoon.
John Gallon of the northwest, was
in the city Monday.
Harry Morgan, the saddler, is back
to town to stay while.
Mrs. Harry Rose, of Larned, is Wis
iting in the city this week.
Rev. j. N. Barbee, of the Hutchin-
son News, was in fhe city, Wednes-
day.
A brother of James w. Brown has
been in the city on a visit for couple
of days.
Commissioners Coughlin and Stroth-
man were doing business in the city,
Saturday.
F. r. French, of the Lakin Index,
favored this Office with a social visit.
Wednesday.
Miss Josie Harper, of Manhattan,
Kans., a niece of j. II. Harper, is in
the city on a visit.
Postmaster Holder and Editor
Clark were over from the north side
neighbor, Tuesday.
Rev. Hartman and wife, of Flor
ence, visited their daughter Mrs. Tor
rey, the first of the week.
DIR. j. M. McWarff, of Fort Scott,
Kans., addressed the A. 0. U. w.
lodge of this city Tuesday night.
Chas. Andrae, John Schwerdtfer-
ger and William Ludwig, of Ellin-
wood, were visitors at Wichita last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley and Miss
Overman, of Sterling, visited with
Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Will Culver this
week.
Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Meyers,
mother and sister of L. E. Simpson,
returned to their home in Missouri,
this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jolley was in the
probate court, Saturday, making final
settlement of the estate of Elias Jolley,
deceased.
VIM. Esmiller, of Buffalo township,
and w. r. Jones, of near Verbeck,
were callers at the DEMOCRAT office
Saturday.
Ed. S. Marx and wife will remove
to Great Bend the first of the month
and Ed. will thereafter be found in thu
St. Louis store.
The following Hoisington peopl'
attended the K. of P. meeting a
Wichita last week, viz: r. 2. Typer
U. III. Holder, and Joe Degen an,
wife.
Henry LangfeId, Boston Wilson
John G. Herter, Mr. Baker and lady
were among the Ellinwood peopl
attending the K. of P. meeting a
Wichita last week.