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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18
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' ura lifo pefspiration, causing Intense
u III tiig :ryhen wurn. This form Is
!. 5gs. ~ Blind Bleeding anu proffud-
. mr., .YjCll 1T ouco 10 Dr.. .B6sank6,'s
: 1i,c Rcthdtiy, which actsa ttircetly'on
tho rnris affected. abGptbs. tumofa
uiiays itching aud effects permanent
cure. Doe. Druggists or mali, trcatiao
free. D;. Bnaanko, 800 Arch ST.,
rhl'dHlphis, Penn. Sold 10y +, T..
Halier
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18
Notice OF DELINQUENCY mud Sale ror
~ l1nKcR. 1900.
STATE OF NEyADA,l,
County Of ElkO, 90

County Troasurer's Office,
In mid for Eiso county -.
|, LIE MORGAN, County Trcasur.
or und OK olicio' Tax Recciv6r, in md
for said Elko county, do hereby give
notice that therd IL now payable at
MY ollico md delinquent for tho fiscal
yenr 1870, on property situated in
said Elko county, the following
amounts OF taxes, penalties md costs,
duo from tho ipetscn, or persons and
owncTs, and u said lien aguinst tho
property within named, and described
opposite cach 10 tho other respective.
ly, in'lho following list to.wit:
ABBOTT CHAs Z, Tuscarora: TN.
provemcDts on lot IS, west 7
feet Of lot 2 in block o, Buck
cyo mine, survey town OF Tus.
carora, $50; three small houscs
G. or cabins on w sido OF Front al,
N OF Weed OF, Buckeye mino
survey In town Of T6scaroru,
Nov, S75j one small house on n
side Of alley, Il OF Front ri, ono
miners stone cubin on r. side
ON Of Weed OF, Tpscaroru, Ney,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18
DIED.

TIIoMrsoN:--Iu Egypt Washington,
; Dec. 49, $780, 4. J. Thompson, aged
:: 10 years. - ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18

M. Reinl1art has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples, for custom
made clothing. II
you Want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
.hibited,i in. Elko.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
or! order, !: from .$21 90.
.up:E Fit Guaran.-
.teed.7 IT,, .sjl. .
o. - -"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT, SUNDAY, JANUARY is, 1891.

$40; Buckeye mine survey 4 re-
mains old hosting works on
Buckeye mine, Tuscarora, $50;
furniture, $50; libraries, $50;
jewelry,' SIS. Total value, $500.
Gent tax, sl2 20; Tusc special
school, e. p; ten per cent, 81 ~;
Auditors fee, 81 %; advertising,
e. Total unit due .......s l9 81
BARRETT j NJ, Tuscarora: Lots
l5& l6, blk G, town Of Tusc, sl50
lot 3 blk X. town OF Tusc. $40;
lots 81 &3S blk d. town O fTusc,
90; furniture, 200. Total value,
800. Gen1 tax, 20 y; Tusc.
special school, 3 20; poll tax, 3;
10 per cent, 9 GS; Auditors fees,
l 25; ADVERTISING, 2 Total amt
...... ...... SSfZ 10
DAGAzETrE MISINo Co, Rock
Creek: Building and hosting
engine on the Bagazette mine
in Rock Creek mining district,
Elko county, New, formerly call
cd tho Scorpion, 800. Total
value, 700. Genl tux, 10 10; 10
per cent, l 81; Auditors fees,
l %; advertising, 2. Total
nm I uue ....... gu 0t
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-18

NILES \ II, Tuscarura; House in
blk NJ, about 30 II W OF West
Ave. owned and occupied by a
II Niles in Tusc, 500. Total val,
!O. Gen tax, > %; Tusc spec
ial school, 40; 10 per cent. 2G;
Aud fees, ! -; udv';g, .. Total
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
BREAKFAST BREVITTES.

Three days more; Nelson, Matter 4
Company.
The Reeds Lake electric road begins
regular services to-day
JH. wonderly ana family have ro-
turned from New York City.
There will be q special meeting OF
Press Club Wednesday evening.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. struenstaa,
of stowe-st-, al s-pound girl has been
born.
Jens Peter Christianson was made an
American citizen IN the Federal court
yesterday.
template laying a double track to
North Park.
The twenty real estate conveyances
reparted for registration yesterday,
amounted 10 sll.l56.
City Clerk Shinkman after having
been confined TO his home q week by
the grip, IS again on duty at his office.
The Grand Rapids Veneer Company
is considering plans by which the capa-
city OF their factory will be nearly
doubled.
The Board of Trade will hold an
open meeting this evening to discuss
sthe establishment of manual training
schools"
Two cars of tin plato from Bristol,
England. were received at the custom
house yesterday for the Gum Hardware
Company.
Warren Gregory's house at les
Straight-st. took fire from defective
fiue yesterday and was damaged to the
amount of $3.50.
David VI. Amberg and Joseph House
man have been appointed administra-
tors of the estate Of the late Hon.
julius Houseman.
Frank Carlton ct al. filed bill in the
circuit court against Elijah Jemerson,
10 remove cloud FROM title TO land sit
uated IN Ada township.
Candy merchants and street buck
sters have been ordered to discontinue
their business on Monroe and Canal-sts.
They were pronounced nuisance.
The proceeds of the Shubert Club en-
tertainnent to be gwen next Thursday,
will be devoted to making repairs on
the Grand Rapids Guards armory.
G.. A. Wright, the paper hanger and
decorator, has accepted position with
o. NJ. Durham. South Divlslon-st.,
where his friends will be able to locate
blm III the future.
Clair Haight, we'll known young
man living at Ia Portsmouth Terrace,
died yesterday from a complication of
diseases resulting from an attack of
grip from which he suffered one year
ago.
Sunday. Poundmaster Henry caught
Henry Weigink. l9-year-old boy, IN
the act Of getting up steam IN boat of
Mr.. Charles Ball. IL is thought there
IS gang of organized boat thieves on
the river.
The ladies OF Custer Corps and the
South Grand Rapids Literary League
will entertain the old soldiers at the
Home tomorrow by presenting "The
Little Brown jug" A cordial invita-
ton is extended TO all e.. A. K. posts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Your last chance.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
SPORTING BREvITIES.

Several local sporting men are pre-
pared to go to Chicago to see the fight
between George Slddons and Tommy
White, which comes Off on May 8. A
purse of 81 900 has been deposited with
the Chicago Herald and the winner
also gets gate receipts. Tommy Ryan
will support Slddons, and Harry Gil
more seconds White. Slddons whipped
White last year after long ami des-
perate battle and White will make a
desperate effort to retrieve his lost
honors.
IL is claimed RI. f. Benson of Buffalo
broke the worlds record for the S0-yard
dash at Buffalo. He made the dis
tancSin 6 2-5 seconds. At the same
meeting j. NJ. Mason lowered the
worlds record for 60-yard SAGE race to
9 seconds.
Harry Beecher is keeping tab on all
the ball players out OF job, and stands
ready to fill any weak place at a mom-
ents notice. He has n stack OF applica-
tons several feet deep.
Frank J. Kittleman, the noted pro-
fess.onal Splinter, was In the city yes
terday. He IS the one that sued the
Detroit News for $780, 600 for saying he
was a skiu-sprinter.
Wheelmen who attend the bicycle
sports At Woodstock, Ont, May %,
may admit their wheels free of duty.
Bob FltLslmmons has left the Fash
ions" Company TO get ready TO do up
Mr.. Hall.
AIabaster, 215, q $500 four-year-old
stallion, died at Dayton, OHIO, yester-
day.
Bay City wants a pitcher and an out
fielder. They began practice Yesterday.
The Chicago newspapers have
formed base ball league OF their own.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

An Indian Brave Gets Full and Whoops
'erUp.
Red Cloud. a tall sinewy old Indian.
had just terminated an engagement
with q travelling medicine company,
and in honor of the event he bowled up
on beer. His enthusiastic war whoops
disturbed the peace Of South IOnia-st.
and he was gathered In by the patrol
wagon. His dress was extremely pic
turesque and his vocal organs in
splendid condition. He says he is 80
wears old.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

-
tsesiag . cisrsy2~a
~ am CHAIRMAN or . committee 10
select a pastor for cur church. sad .
Western gentleman at the Fifth-ayenue
Hotel, New York. the other day. and
/ have. come - hnd out what can
Abo4. three or four ministers. | don I
know much about theology, but Go
claim 10 Dc Judge Of men, and know
what kind OF a nan vii suit our con-
gregatcn. I'm a business MAJ, ana
.enl a. this IA . business way"
How be was asked.
81 wrote 10 K q. Dun 4 Company
and got the mans standing Just as l
would f | had been wanting 10 find
out the standing of some nrm with
which / propose 10 do business. The
firm answered my letter, and nos
practically know whether | want tie
man or not"
Inc chairman of the committee then
showed tine Times man the letter from
one Of the K. q. Dun 4 Company's
agents. IL gave the eiergyman's age,
his general build, and the color of ais
hair and eyes. Ii SAID that ne had pre-
sided over biz present parish for three
and u half years, and was liked by the
congregation. IL gave the amount Of
ms salary aud the average length OF
his sermons. His family was described
brlefy.
One sentence N it said: "He is deaf
IN one ear, but not enough 10 make Il
dIsagreeable To talk with him." He
was said 10 be rated as good man. but
not particularly eloquent. Ii closed:
HE Is about twenty.hye-hundred or
ree-thousand-dol!ar man."
NOV" SAID the committeeman, al
claim that this information IS q good
deal more reliable and valuable IN de-
termlning whether he isa man who
will suit our people than | could have
got # | bad heard him preach, ques-
toned ms deacons and brother clergy
men, or attended MS prayer meetings.
I'm going TO have q talk with HIM and
md out Just how deaf he IS. and II he
isn't too bad, l think he's about the
man We want."-New York Times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
YAlnAhieDIe 6a.

For ten years Diamond Dyes have
been the standard dyes for home use.
aud they were never 50 popular or
widely used "a they are today. Nalus-
bic .cosors have recently been
added to the list; Fast Rack for Silk
aud Feathers, Fast Bottle Green, add
four new cotton eolors; al fast 10
washing with soap, and Narrated not
% fade or crock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
This Date in History-April %.

Ezs-Esary VII Of Eaxlaad osssa MS reign
L.sl-Aaraony. ssTsBtR earl q oh4<tssbary.
notsd pA4la1 ETop1st- born
lsS..-s,sr Charles Eesl. noted 4nAsomist. died
usaI-s.r Ea-zsd csaxiaSssa. naval COM
aaAndsf. disd-
los-Esftlss 81 C1DD<xiAld M0aarAta and
Monterey. fs11-. confotsrats troops Ia
Eortz Jackson AID Ct Philip. La. n.1tiay
.ad compel surrender
wrs-strs "a oshzoen. VIA. destroyed 3 On. 0u
worth II property
Lo9C-Ths United States supreme Court de-
ciasd the lava las for seizlng liquor IA
Original packages Unconstitutional iEa-
porL.AAl political coa.eQG<aes&
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

DECKER-Henry T.. formerly Of this city
died Moacay moFaihg a. DosnerS 0foss.
IiLaols
Notice Of funeral later.
HAIGHT.-Ciaire NJ. son Of fhos. D. and
Axaes Haizht. Of heart disease. Monday. at
s % a. m. Age Is years m0nths
Funeral Wednesday al .. IN. from the resi-
asace. IL Portsmouth Terrace
LOWIS6--Edssrf A. AT his reside nee. II
Queea-st. aged y ysArs-
Funeral "Wednesday az Q q N. az St James
anuIel-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Boyer and Sherman Boycotted.

GRAND RAPIDS, April 81, 1891.
At q regular meeting held by the
Central Labor Union last evening, a
resolution was adopted instructing the
delegates, and the laboring class in
general. not to patronize the firms
known as Boyer's Shoe Store and Phil.
Sherman's Clothing Store, on Canal-st.,
they not complying with the early clos
ing movement.
LOUIS DusToN, President.
NJ. c. DuFrY, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Three days more.
NELSON, Matter Il Co.
FAVOR ruE WATER soops

The special water committee met in
the city hall yesterday TO consider the
reques, OF toe Board of Public Works
for loan Of $500. 600 10 extend the wa
ter system. The committee endorse
the report u the board and look favor
ably upon is request. Before max ng
. report they viii examine the ground
where the proposed wells are 20 be
sunk, 10 ace II they viii be safe from
sewage contamination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

wAsHsssros. April E.-Fof Upper
Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, fair
westerly Winds warmer. For Lower
Michigan Far weather. westerly
winds; cooler n eastern, warmer N
xestsEn portion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Apwrrvrp To rBF UNION.

Ats meeting Of thu Central Labor
mon held last evening the following
r1icus we're admitted 70 membership:
aamhsrs ard steam, gas filters, metal
nd corn5ce workers and boss teams
ers. Fonr ether unions viii be orsan-
sed darns the coming week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Three days more.
NErsox, MATER a Co.


Jahes skust, . i4-yesr~old lad. of
Spencer township. wanted 10 take hrs
best zrl ont fer an airing Sunday sf-
trrnoon. and took horse and buggy
belonging 20 f. l.. Boynton without the
owners perm ission. The yoongster
wss arrested Yesterday By Constable J.
3. Callahsn ard brought TO jail. A
charge of larceny Will BE preferred
against him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Chief Engineer Mcvean, of the c. 4
W. NJ. has recovered from a four
weeks case of the grip, and has re-
turned 10 duty.
The BIDS on the c. h ". NJ. extern
.ion will te opened today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Clearance sale closing.
NELSON, MATTER h Co.
Expensive JOKE ON rue PEopLr

Alderman Sproul inspected the Full
ton Park fountain yesterday. lie says
the work will all have to be done over
again. The foundation is already
crumbling away and tho joints and
seams are not properly cslked and
eemented. The basins leak so rapidly
through the open joints that water can
not be turned on fast enough to make
them run over ss Is intended. The
alderman considers this JOB great joke
on the Board Of Public Works, under
whose supervision the work was done.
"a the bungling will cause waste of
$500 or $500. He thinks the council or
even the Committee on Parks could
have got the JOB right the FIRST time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Clearance furniture sale lasts three
days more.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
WHAT'S BECOME OF THEMe

In the clash of new departures and
the crash Of parties. our old friends,
the mugwumps, have disappeared from
sight. Are they merely hidden from
view by the dust. or have they evapor-
ated?-Chicago Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
DISTINGUISHED PLEADERS.
The United states Court Attended by
Prominent Lawyers.

The Pewabic Mining Company case
was argued before Judge Severens of
the federal court yesterday. A motion
to confirm the sale OF property was
made and argued. The sale was held
TO be good by the court and bond OF
$780, 900 was required from the mining
company On Its appeal from the order
confirming sale. Ex-Postmaster Gen.
eIal Don. NJ. Dickinson and Hon. AL
fred Russell, of Detroit, Hon. r. c..
Gstrander of Lansing. and X. NJ. Morse
and C. L. Hitler. of Boston, were in at
tendance representing the different
parties interested in the case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Spring styles in colored shirts with
starched collars and cuffs at Voig.,
Herpolsheimer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

DE ANN EUNFsI MEDICINE BegoFe md AfIeF.
KNowN. ASK druggist for WooD's PHosPHoDINE:
II he offers som- worthless medicine In place
OF THIS, leave bis dishonest store. inclosc price
In letter. and We will send by return nail.
Price, one package. a.; six. s.. one Will please.
yelope. 2siamps. Address The Wood Chem
icai Co. l3l " oodward-aye.. Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Graad Rapids by Z. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

All kinds OF soda fountain syru2s and
and ice cream soda at Cooper's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Ice cream soda ut Cooper's.
Boycott Removed.
GRAND RAPIDS, April 81,

GRAND RAPIDS, April q, 1891.
To TIE PURIIc-I, having come TO the
knowledge of the friends of organized
labor that Is. Allen, who runs the hat
store on the corner OF Lyon and Canal
sts., having agreed to the rules and
regulations of the Salcsman's Union
No. Is. in the matter of the early clos
ing movement. we the members of the
Central Labor Union do hereby remove
ali censures heretofore placed upon the
said firm. Lours Dustin, President,
NJ. {. DrrFY, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Do you want bargain in maple
sugar. Call at NJ. {. Goosen's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Our line OF zephyr and French fan
mel shirts Is second to none.
NoIGT. HERroLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Woods Osph O Il inc
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perman-
entity cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness. En-
issionS. SpermatCrrhea.
lmpotency.and all elects
OF Abuse or Excuses.
Been prescribed over 3
years in thousands oil
eases. is the ONLY RFITAl
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
DRUNK AT NINETY YEARS.

Clearance of round top desks at Mel
son, Matter Il Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Table fruit in gallon cans at NJ. c.
GoOsen's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE trick tlsek ko>stes On yest Rrsde.sf
Yes IA. i<e ard Isl a for sale Eieek contains
tAree ste-es he escea6 Seer - n suites 81
property II SOD N = esVs fncEfrt ~
ZG A. A. LORD. 81 Meet Bridse4
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Clearsnes sale prices prevail three
lays more
ys1scS. MarTEs a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Cooper has the finest ice cream soda,
corner Cana and Bridge.sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
Lily white Flour.

Black silk shIrts at popular prices.
NoIGT HERFoLsHEfNER Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

The clearance sale closes Thursday
night.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IL family fsvorlte. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it, VALLEY Cry MTLLTSe Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28
RAILROAD RUNBLINas

ust three days lett.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

Silver skin onion sets for the garden
in abundance At VI. {. Goosen's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-28

NJ. c. DuFfY, Secretary.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

Prof. Sedgwick, who has examined the water
supply of Lowell, pronounces it prejudcal to
health.
The Emperor of Germany, it is said, will rely
more upon his navy than his army in the next
war.
Mr. Stanley says that he travelled further dur
ing his lecture tour just completed than in any
one of his African explorations.
The Queen of England always takes her own
mattresses with her when she goes travelling.
These mattresses cost ninety guneas each.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

| Though grotesque archtecturally, with hutS of
mud and bamboo sandwiched between more
substantial houses, it was well lighted by gaS and
exceptionally clean. Besides the prcponder-
ating English element, there Were more French
and German residents than Chilian1 to the
manor born. Having been scyera! Times ,tt-
>troled in the past by earthquakes and runtla-
grationS it had been almost rhtirCi! rebuilt Of
pine wood and plates Of galvanized iron and
had the general look Of san Francisco. Calfor-
MIA, in the early days Of the god fever. Iherc
was fine new Custom mouse, all uf stone !; >eY-
eral churches, schools and coil. ge>; theatres
banks. club houses, hospital, ga, works, eXtcn-
,lNt mills, machinery for making thrt ad, CON
densing sea-water, am2lgamating meals. etc.
all of which, together with most Of the pri-
yatc residences, We're reduced 80 ashes the
other Jay hy this caG>eless rrvolutnn A few
weeks ago the population of Iqui4ui was Sulae-
thing over twelve thOusand-and cut of that
number five thousand were killed in the recent
battles. This port, which is Go6 miles north If
Valparaiso, was known in the CARTE i Years Of
the conquest, and a. far back A. 1JG was cc4-
brated for its n3ja@2ht >ilVci-mne-. In the
summer OF l1l2, the great engineer, MI. Fran
cis Frazier came here, ana maAc the waters OF
the Rio Pisa-na available f." the use Of the
people. This an,ahle eplcrprie, Ir,t brought
into notice the valuable !sIan9 deposit, on the
nearby Lila d' lququi. which IN those day~
wa. used only - the lndiauS Who transferred
a little of the fertilizer on iac backs of liama>
10 their ranches in the mountains.
Sailing due south from Iqniqui soiHr tw %
hundred miles, AMI having crossed the irrpr
OF Capricorn, one comes 10 Aututu.. sta. he
capita! and principal port of the r:.t. t}r!,i.3t-
ment Of The same HaInr. IT. arahitertutt. is ii-
50 grote>qie and il streets IRREGULAR, i,rt It's
gle1n gardens and towtry plaza present beat
tifui contrast to The arid bills that vIun them.
The town has 4 population Of not quite five
thousand vet the vHiuc Of property in il. IN
cludng the nitrate works, i t>tmatel 1t three
million dollars There i an im,ncn-e nitrate
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The London Times, In speaking of the death
Of Z. L. Rarnum, says: "fhe octogeuar an
Snowman was unique. The death of MIR. Bar
mum removes a noteworthy and almost classical
figure, typical Of the age of transparent putting
through which the modern democracies are
passing. His name is proverb already and
will continue to be a proverb until mankind
has ceased to find pleasure In the comedy Of a
harmless deceiver and the willingly deceived"
All the English newspapers contain long obt-
uaries and euI ogies of Mr.. Barnum.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The celebrated Irish racehorSe Clear the Way
has arrived at New York from Liverpool. He
was brought over for f. u. Morgan. Clear the
Way stands 16 hands high and Is of a dark
chestnut color. lie has run live races, winning
three. In 1883 he won the Irish Grand Nation
al beating the celebrated Maroon.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
kent's Hill BreezeS.

The present senior class numbers thirty five.
Prof. BATHS Of Colby wiz give a reading here
April 23d
Miss Berthe Hatch, of Morrill,, is another Waldo
County student here.
Several from the school attended the Maine
Conference at Brunswick last week.
DR.. Allen is giving the commercial college stu
dents a course of lectures on Rural Law.
A foot ball association has been formed and un
doubtedly court plaster and liniment will be at a
premium here
The Pine Tree Base Ball Club will go in prac
tice at once. The split In the Maine college league
will be favorable To the Pine Trees. We expect
the Maine States and Colbys here early in May.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

BIuEHILL. The 25th anniversary of the order
of the Grand Army Of the Republic was celebrated
in the Congregational Church ON the evening of
April 9Th on account of the bad travelling and
sickness there were not many present from ont of
town but the house was well filed. The exercises
day school children numbered so more. The
meeting was opened by prayer by the Post Chap
lain followed by music by the choir. The opening
field Post, No. 46, by Maj Charles A. Appel, was
followed by music. Grafton by Rev; Albert Don
nell pastor of the Congregational Church Then
music followed by Grafton by Rev. f. A. Mason.
pastor Of the Baptist Church, after which General
Orders No Is, National Headquarters, and circular
letter No. , were read. The exercises closed with
PRAYER and the singing of America by all. Much
praise is due to the two clergymen for taking so
active a part in the exercises
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

Rev. Emory J. Haynes, for years one of the
leading Baptist ministers of Boston, at local
conference recently formally changed his de-
nomination, aud viii be admitted into the New
England Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. He was Methodist before he
became Baptist.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Hben Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When She became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

Score another for Brussels soap. 1t has washed
the cobwebs from mans memory so that he re
membered the two dollars he owed US, and has
paid IL,