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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
THE CASE AGAINST SIR HECTOR LANGEy1N.

nave been so,675,90 90 as compared with s3,-
o00'5oo 81 for the previous twelve mohths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
nrsor,,1Nc THE FRnNoH TARIFF on PORK.

Paris Juiy THE Cabinet to-ddy 0iscusseu ti'e
,muort duty ON swine and on pork and finally decided
:, ask The Committee Hygiene for advice NJ De
vele. the Minister Of Agriculture, reminded his col
leagues that the United states authorities took special
sanitary precautions in regard 10 the expectation OF
pork.
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day approved
the duties proposed BY the I&1h Commt-
OF the precious metals OlnleSs used IN the CLOCK or
watch tiades) engines, sewing machines musical III
struments, scientific apparatus and toys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

The French Minister of Agriculture might have
edded also that the Commission of Hygiene, which Is
not House committee. but board composed OF the
highest scientific authorities, has repeatedly declared
that American pork was perfectly wholesome. When
the rrportaon into France of that product was Tor
hidden in February, 1881 for the first time, to be
permitted again during period of three months In
1885, and then again prohibited, the board was 0ften
asked for its advice and it always given in favor
OF the freedom of Importation But the French packers
welded strong influence in the Chamber at that
time and American pork excluded from the French
markets under the false pretext that it was unwhOle
some.
The present Chamber of Deputies declined to be uIed
into absolutely prohibiting American pork by the buga
boo Of trichnosis and il voted recently TO permit the
importation OF that product though burdenng it with
q heavy duty. The bin had 10 come before the sen
ate and il is probably with the object of preparing TIE
line Of policy 10 be followed during the debate in the
senate that the French Cabinet has held the meeting
referred to in the cable dispatch 1t Intends to ask
fo- "A reduction on the pork taIlh adopted by the
Chamber and it must have asked the advice Of the
Commission Of Hygiene merely 10 reinforce Its argn-
mp g
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

L Bishop, Carlin.
Il S Merchznt, Healdsburg, Cal;
August Robouie, LGmoille; G a West
cato, S +.
A Robertson. Miss Lulu Robertson
Tom Chill, Lanoillc; Ben TlIomp.
son, Blaine; \ q Sto!l, SI.ran.nto;
S S Aldrich, Mrs l ~ Allrich, Woon-
socket, K /; + Fordlam, Builion;
L. Z Walker, W J Shotweil, Salt
Lake; Miss NJ Vaudrrpco!, Butte; r
Brooks, Oakland; Wcs Johnson, To.
auo.
JAS E Meyers. Spring Creek; p
Hnnsnn, Wells; Pc Wore, TT iInlleck:
G O'Kecfc, Sandman. ---.Strom
T~uscarora; l. D Alb,rti. j II Sangui-
net, Nelson Ouderkirlt, Mound, Geo
p Robinson & family, Ruby; w c Ra.
rig, S +; Ed Woodrow, Mrs L V
Str..ter, Mrs. Clemcus, Lamoille.
j Conrad, Lamoille; Chas Albums,
South Fork; VIA Covert. Mound;
Den Thompson, Blaine: HAIRY Smith,
Tuscarora; 81 McArdle, s F..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Sugar Beet Industry.

There is talk OF starting beet sugar
factories in Nevada. For souIe tina,
past the Spreclles have been ~inves,i-
eating tho prop Isitiou with II view III
establishing n plant here. L. ii. Nc
Dowell, Of the Nevada Experiment.
Station, has been among tho farm. -
OF Carson aud Mason Valleys, and re.
ports everything very favorable foo
tho culture Of heets for sugar.
The Spreckirs nre w~illin. 10 put up
n plant provided tiroy can be assured
OF the produat OF ut least 1000 ucrcs
OF boots. assayips Ii por cent. sugar.
Mr.. McDowHl found tho most OF the
bcets h, sampled Averaged as high rs
1G to Is, and some 81 per cont. beet
sugar. Tho chemist who unu!y@ed
Nevada baats for lie Sprccklcs Bros,
roportol that t.ley gave tho finest
quality II sugar no had over seen.
Farmers can clear S25 q $50 an acre
by beet culture.
There is II Nebraska firm which
o(fcrs to erect n fact"'y hero for II
bonus OF $4,000. tho same as II small
county in Nebraska paid there. Such
M establishment in this State would
DO or inmoaso benefit and DO n last
ing one. Tho alltill soil is very kind
ly To beets and in many pats Of the
State bcets would need no irrigation.
-ICars11 Appsdl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
A PROMISING NEVADA INDUS
TRY.

A few months ago the farmers OF.
Carson Valley wero talking Of plow-'
ing up their alfalfa fields, ns hay vas
such drug on this market that it
could not he sold. Since tho advent
of tho creamery 10 tho valley. tho
farmers are MOTH such n hurry TO
pillow up their fields. They find they
can mako more money feeding tho
hay Ia cows aud selling the milk to
tho creamery. -. .a..
II has hecn running bnt q few
weeks and is already such n aucccss
that tho managers nto dcluged with
letters !.uul Sim Francisco calling for
more butter. 4ho buttrr is nbsol:te-
ly gilt.c1gcd and the residents oi Sob
'Iiil will Fave rnthing else ON their
! ,b:rH. II is sod us fast ms it is cx-
passed. on the counters, and tho mer-
chants who handle IL sa, they can't
got enough. 1t sells for - cents Il
pound here, but tho San Francisco
consumers have run the prico up to
81 cents n pound, and it will be 40 or
80 before long. Tins is certainly very
encouraging to tho creamery mana
gers, and also tn the farmers. 1t is
estimated that in the !Eprin! tho
creamery "a ship n ton II GAY 10 San
Francisco, and it will Eo snapped up
lis fast us shippcd.
Now il would seem that If n crcTm-
cry does well in Carson Valley, il
would do oven better in Mason Val
10y, whore the Winters ure milder,
and the cost OF keeping stock merely
nominal.
Hay is TOW n drug in Maron Valley
at 81. and IL il wore fed to the cows
aud tho butte: shipped to San Fran
cisco, it would make the hay worth
So atom or m'.;s.--lCarson APpedL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
/. O. o. T.. nt Wordsworth.

a Gpccial dispatch from Wadsworth
20 the ltano Journal, dated Oct. 18th,
says:
WudJworth Ludgo No. %, Indie
pendent Order OF o Ill Follows, was
Instituted this evening by Jncob
Joun9, a:tin9 Grail Mi1.er, assisted
by tho officers Cf the Grand Lodge.
Tho nov L?dgo starts with fifteen
charter members. Tho o~ilicrrs elect
nro fumes Shep!cy, n. c.; a. r..
Arthur V. G.; II. l.. Fuller, Secrota-
ry; r. j. foft, Treasurer. Twonty-
four new uiemOcrs wero initiated, and
there %ers Iifty visiting mombcrs.
The event was celebrated by u grand
ball which Is largely attended to-
hight. rsf..- -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
An Ionia (Mich.) concern is shippinG
corncob pipes to England

An Ionia (Mich.) concern is shipping
corncob pipes to England
CuuSAMEv arc now cmployca IS
''cpottcrs" by o Drool;lyu horSc-car
company.
l.; Germany moro than 10000
married women work in shops and
factories.
TIE employment Of wcTnc1 ct the
Royal Observatory 1T Greenwich, Ing,
has cwal;c2cd widespread interest.
II e Swiss. canton. The municipal
c~rtiorit:c3 have decided that I'll cra-
't!oycr3 must share .prolt5 with Tic
lGLorc-1.
A COMPANY Of Russian end Belgian
fnancicrs with large capital has been
formed TO cultivate ,ccttcn-cn !. large
cc.lc il Eolihara. -...
i 4 COLONY CT iarTlcr5 frcn Illinois
h:vc bought ci:: tlIous2cd ;crcS CT land
near tic town of Mercedes, Cal, which
will be divided twccty-acrc tracts.
I ~; i:a,ac.1c'two hundred ton piece CT
frantic which viii drcg1 to : pillar c!E;
feet il d::ractcr by forty-lvc feet long
! hes recently been quarr;cd nc:r Peters
brry!i, Va. .; !
! AErIrIc;AL eyes src supplied to IL
The world iron ThrrnCa. Germany,
! Nearly ell the grown milGbit2pt3 Of
ccrlc CT tic viliagca arc engaged IL
their TaaT,ufacturc. Gai.i -! =.
, DOMESTIC Ccrv2nt3 ere 70 scarce l!
/ Montreal that the wcacn in want o
help ere said to visit the Jill with
view TO engaging young vcrlcn 10 v'crl
, fer them IT tic cioSc Ct their terra o
Imprisonment.
Tx: only onyx polishing worl:S il t!i
country, located IT l.utlanl. Vt, Wi!
be removed to Missouri. c2d engage l.
preparing for market the vast quaint
lies of onyS; mined in Crawford end Pu
! lasl.i cOnrticS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Rare Chance for IIV3StH3lI



! nav" '"I rae nc following described
i,"''i'! h''""'Iu ]" lh"tIei"ei!cc valley
"'A" I""h Hc'"d"' l"'"i''
LOO s,rr- Of lard. .Cn rc,cs of uI.-a =,
u.rai.v,. r,t, .vo ,o,,s, r1,,r ,,,n,L.
and alfalfa. All urC,r good hntc. PLENTY
Of wafer mad , rl,,: ,II, IN .,r.r
~ ,uud , ,,i,r,. ,.r,,cd Uu-bou,
I,,rly,, md Ncy,irI ,rr,IIrr,
uI,, rnr, LIr.t sh,,t IInru uu,rrr, c,,,
with, ,cdi,lrc.
ItoiruEnbrcd Kentucky Shot IIr-, lul
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
HELP Us, bro. wANAMaKER.

1r. Wannpnkcr las been making II
glo wing eji,ech tui OF promises Of
wnat the Naturalization will do for
tho public. He means 10 mako FREQ
delivery Of tho mails 90 regular and
niivcrsal that the farmer In Woybnck
shall bnyc his paper showed undor his
pillo@ Instead Of having 10 journey
to the p~ostoili:c, mica away, ia te.rch
'otit. Meantime, couldn't ho dn Just
~ htilo something for II long.suiferlng
oasiuess community like ours7 Mako
1T so. Tor instance, that u lettor frou
sun fndaciaco.tU Reno would not 30
orcr three day6 on tho rouil, and so
That papers liniIcd regularly every
orcning m Reno FOR Sun Francisco
would 10 delivered q ,hnp twicD
OF three tunes a week. Reno Gdzctta.
AMI ccJjlnt be tx IL 60 that IA.
1'oSs or letters ni0iled in tho East for
Iiko would be Delivered hero with
odt maIin2 o touFef Tho world via
OF Cai,o Horn? Or Sc ,bat tho Chr.
Don papers would reach this Office
LIorc tian twiGs u week? Or 60 That
it SOuld not take moro than t,rco
days for n letter mailed on the train
vi Wells, for this oliluo, ~ roach its
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
SWEEPING ~i,t:DUOrIoN!
For Sixty Dnysi


To mako room for Holiday Goods,
Those wishing 10 purchase Jew oIry
chn save twenty-five per cent. by buy:
ng now ny I must mako room Tor
large stock to arri"c.
shall leave for San Frauc;sco
within n few days aud any spcainl
orders intrusted 10 mo will receive
my personal attention.
Repairing in NIL its branches done
choaper aud better than my where
else.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
Call aud GOO mo.
Respectfully,
OF ." l!OsTREicIER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Gem Iiotcl---l. Ostrcici,cr, Pro-
-. rricIur.

..EtNF
G Hvre. Mrs W. d Rowen, Tusca-
r"r';J Abel & WifS, Ambrose Me.
Donald, TT llaiIcck; Wan Ddkin, EG.
ward Inbrisii. Latno;ile; Afurtan
Hill, ID Is Murphy; ) f; ia Mnure.
Virginia. City; j ClrndenaIa., sourt;
w Il Miles,. NJ l. Hammond. Ogden;
\ T"bias, Duck Valley; Ho6t Sknggs,
Tom Robinson. Pleasant; G. rctcI,on
Beowawc; Martin Mason. SO Fork;
Geo Lonra. Gene Lopez. Cort.z.
jim ID mott. Miss Nora McDcr-
m"'t, Miss Emma MrDermolt, diss
has'a Voiaht, john Thorps, a b Car
dcn, L'moiilc; Hugh Martin. Brunelu
Ci:y; Jnm2s Holland, Mountain CITY:
Willie Short, Z Klne. IIIntin:tou;
l. s;cuax, City, julius Brownstcin,
S i.
j Il Henry e. wife. Mound, S II
Ralfensberger, S Z Rodgers, Rob;
SknsGs, Pleasant; Mrs l. 4 Way.
Mrs Maggie WEIGH, Tuscarura; l.
GrilIitiis, White Rock; K Sndlcr, Eu
rcka; d Atkins, John rrcwcr. Park
City.
Louis Cook. Ogden; CA Francis,
ID McAuslan, South Fork; G Wiley,
w M,:ore. Maggie Creek; r. Mct:um
say, g w Jackson, J G Ford, John
F;tzmaurico, Huntington; ii hIcMil.
len, Hamilton; Jas Flynn, Mineral
Hills S l. RODGERS, Alex Garden, La
moilie; Chas Hyrc, TuscLrorn; Max
Arnhoid, Slnaw Vall5y; b ltcinhart.
Clcm Coiunbci, G - Russell, S T..
y q Dawiey, l;uby; Ms OIsnuIkc.
Virginia CITY; Miss O'krurlic, J"
Hayward, Lamoi,le; JOHN Iiackv ard.
Bull on; i Horn, S T.; il Martin.
South Fork Robot SsaGss, Peas
ant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
"voiccs ofthc Night"

"Mamna, please gi,umc q drink OF
water; I'm 80 thirsty"
NO you arc not thirsty. Turn
over aud 90 10 sleep"
"a pausr) i"MumIna, won't you
plrnse givo mo. u drinkH Itm so
thirstyl"
III you don't torn over and go to
sleep, III get up and spank you'll"
t.Anotiio' ri:;&i) "Mamma, won't
yon rlense gimme II drink when you
get up IT, spank mr?"-tLDe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Dissolution OF Copartncrship.

Notice IL hereby given TINT tho firm
a Len Wines & Go. ia tina dry DIE
solved ~ nr.ual consent, Mr.. Joseph
Jonseh retiring from the firm.
len Wines will pay all bills neniuet
snid hrm ard collect all bills duo the
sane. Mr.. Jonscn will rcrain in tho
cfnpIny Of tho firm. Tho iiru will
hereafter be Len Winca & Son.
LEN VINES g. Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

deslin II can do all that no
has pro oise1 the farmers, according
to- the Gazette, hc might do something
Tor this ION ;-suIering community by,
wedding out the :neGic;Gm. :;iuil clerks
on the G. p. and suppl. ing their
pieces with c>mpetent. careful men.
Do all those things, Bro. Wanamnker,
after sou have attended to the farmers
OF tho East and No will rise up aud
call you blossol.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

-. o.
blood is thicker than water,
and must DO kept pure TO
insure good health.
SwIYr's SPECIFIC is natures remedy
for this purpose.
II never to fails ELIMINATE the !mpur
tics and build up the general health.
There Is only n SwifCs Specific,
and there 10 nothing like it
Br sure and get the genuine.
Treatise on l;io0d and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
10 the Public.
1. oirHGt0 t!n.

Tho DAILY lNDirhNDiHr viii b
furnished f. snbEcrihore rs mail. post.
o''o phid, ter u a yshr ~ ndvar CO, or
u" at the cua Of Tho yCar; nnd 10
io%n rat. crjbdra by carticral q cruts
a week, or SO rorn yCar'f y&id ip I'D.
.lnrr. The enh"crirlQn nglco Of TIC
NEIEt"i HpnFh''DHapiB q a ycet II
pold IN advance. OF IS IL paid a. tho
ond on ino .yenr. IL YOU wont tho
worm oi your money IN local and
general ho"s, GubsGIibo fUf tho IHDE.
pLapEST. "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

Reno Cfa.ciic:.-It Is said that tho
brother Vi LJu.s ORTIZ, tn. man that
was hung 6y II cItiz'mj committee III
safety Oh tho night OF Sep .Snber 18th,
10 hero IN town looking for The man
who 'rut tho rope utrund his ncch."
II no keepao GU looking lu viii bU quito
likely W lind MIN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Oh. Yes!
Oh, Yes! Oh; Yes!

WE HEREBY DESIRE TO
" inform tho dear people OF
Eiko and vicinity that we have opened
II Pori Shop in the Humboldt House
for tho manufacture ind salo OF
Pure Pork Sausage and Hog Prod.
ucts, generally; such us Ham, Iiacon,
Lard, Head Cheese, Hood and LIVER
Puddinss and lots Of other good
things.
PLEASE GALL AND SEE US.
j. ID. TREAT & Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot IIotcl--Clnrk 8 Grrnu, Pro.
prIniOrs.
MIRA John Murphy, Mrs Ice Scrau.
ton, TT lInllcck; Miro s. NJ Strccicr.
Mira Maui VaaIorpoJl. Mi.s Mab!o
SlreSter, alits N,la C.emoos. Jacob
Conrad, Llmoilo; James lIitt, Blko;
10 t%feonen, IL a Young, Blhinc; - -
Williams, ustarj ira; j Il IIlJl. a.
Fisher, p Hanson, Wells; Y W
Batebe, Ogden; q II Black, Decth;
JoAn L Fstt Ison, Mcrrimuc, Cal; j
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

WEEKLY 1"SDEfeSDrgr anh Weekly
only 81 pci ynfr with Il
chance for GRO Of those magnificent
pr zee. ScId ia Jour subscriptions
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
j. ROscnstocll's
Dissolution Of Cu-rnrtncrship.

~ Niiil'
NOTICE ~ IIIEtHY GIriS T;iAT
~ the C"IEri CI'hII' bUT,h ioit Ist,Iing
between V. c. iiar.i'' Hr, !. OsiIc..!cT dn
INK ! ns!nrsI al ilLD. NrvtiA. Ii,I,r ne nrm
nsn'e End si!!c "i ~Ihpil,it h O-Ir liter la,
hr'u this day CIssolvrd iy mm.urI consent.
Tho ,a.i husirr'G VIII H. failure 80 carried ~
by l. oSiTriChcr .icro. who win y,cciv, al
n,oi'y Hnd accounts due The old MN ard psy
all It's debts.
V. & rACTLiTr.
]. tsTIIfIChER.
Dated al Ello. N"vsda. July "a. sol.
ThnnkifG ms iri"uGs AMI p,ifons Tor their
I7si tv"fs I d' 'iTc E. solicit Il cvni.nunmtto
their good will lnl tsitruI.
II vii always b" IS atm in ktcp the dom
fully supplied Sihh ~ iEc E.ius,,s of N"
'ens"r. together viii tic nu.si iruCs o
Wiu'r. Liquor rnd CiGEis, Width with com
I"r'rllt 'Is'tr 'n.s rrd :, uiItm ,nIy iics,
m'n' hope 10 iattit q sLate 81 Ito public
patronage.
O.npl 1. O;ruytu IN.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-25
IN THE NIGHT.

A enter the shadowy portals Of night,
To stray in her solitude vast.
Pale memory whispers a vanished delight
And summons . shade from the past.
Iol my Marguerite plays: the sweet passion
and skill
That we loved speak again in her art
How the strains of1her violin sound. at her viii,
Like the chords of a human heart
n is only dream, such as travellers say
Thirst gives in the lands of the sun;
And the sad, sweet face and the form pass
away
The music and glory are donei
call on my love in grief's passionate words,
If only one moment to stay;
But oil that hear is the twitter of birds
That wake in the morning gray.
of snow,
Are a lake, and valley SO fair,
And q sculpturcd stone, with its record of woe,
10 tell she Is sleeping there.
w. Cow Gregor in Once Week.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-25
Havley. king s Company

Have just received another carload of stylish
vehicles, consisting of English dog carts, pony
carts and wagons, triple buckboards, finished
in the natural wood; something new aud very
handsome. f7t
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-25
The Best Cough Medicine.

Zone Of my best customers came in TO-
day and asked me for the best cough
medicine 1 had," says Lew Young, a
prominent druggist'of Newman Grove
Neb. "Of course / showed him Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and he did not
ask to see any other. l have never YET
sold medicine that would loosen and
relieve severe cold SO quickly as that
within the last sixty days and do moi
know OF single case where it failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" Fifty
cent bottles for sale by G. F. Heinzeman
222 North Main street; John A. Off, cor
ner Fourth and Spring streets; and al
leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-25
Budweiser Beer

On draught, just arrived Try it at Bauer's
Eintracht saloon, 16S N. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-25
Quick Work.
From the Des MOines Mail and Times.

From the DeS MONIES Mail and Times.
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr..
7. l.. Dyer, well known citizen, came
in and asked for something for severe
cold which he had. Mr.. Elder took down
bottle OF Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
and said: "Here is something l can
recommend. 1t commands a large sale
and gives genuine satisfaction. 1t is an
excellent preparation and cheap" Mr..
Dyer purchased bottle, and the next
day when we saw him he said he was
much better, and the day following APP
peared to be entirely restored. This is
specimen of the effectiveness Of this
preparation. For sale by G. +. Heinze-
man. 222 North Main street; John A.
Off, corner Fourth and Spring streets,
and all leading druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-17
PENFIELD.

JUNE 16-Pursuant TO call issued by
the Congregational church at Penheld, o.,
council met June 10, 1891, to consider
the propriety Of setting apart TO the work
Of the gospel ministry Ralph Albertson,
pastor elect. The council organized by
electing Rev. w. L. Barton, of Yelling
ton, as moderator, and Rev. DeKay as
scribe. The examination proving ntis-
factory, the services were conducted as
follows: Invocation by Rev. Brecken-
ridge; sermon by Rev. Barton; ordIna-
ton prayer by Rev. Cnapln; charge to
pastor, Rev Tenny; chuir u church,
Rev. DeKay; hand Uf hellowshIp, Prot.
Leadinghan; welcome IN behalf of The
M, Il. church, Rev. Render: l-nedictioA
by the ordained.
John and Ernest Yos, oI ObeIlln, are
visiting relatives here.
Florence Foster, Of LAGRANGE, Is the
guest Of her cousin, Lotla Foster.
The turtle catchers sent 800 worth OF
turtles away last week.
Mrs. Dixon is visiting her friends In
this place.
Born, a sol, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Morgan, Thursday, June II.
A missionary co.cert was given at the
NJ, E. church Sunday evening.
Arthur Chrisiy Is home from school at
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-17
NEW

The funeral services of Mrs. Katie
Hinckley were held at the Baptist church
Thursday, June II.
Mr.. VanGorder has had a brother from
Indiana visiting him.
Mr.. Dye has been returned 10 ,he p. A.
d w. station here.
r. s. Giles mas gone to Ulm, Ark, for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bagnall leave this week
for their summer vacation. They will
spend week in f. Wayne, Ind thence
TO the home Of Mrs. BIS. pareuts in Penn
sylvania.
Messrs. Robert and Alvin Potter have
gone to Colorado with the intent OF max.
ing that their future place of residence.
Miss Stella Fournier, of Berea, has been
visiting fer aunt, Mrs. L. B. Porter,
Watson, the baker, has sold out to Mes
srs. Staley & Croft, from Shelby county,
who will continue the business at the old
stand. They will run an ice cream parlor
in connection with the bakery and restau-
rant.
L. Kilburn is at home for a short time.
We note in the Record the death of
Capt. John g. Reed, Of Rayenswood, III.
Many years ago he was well known here
in New London.
Mrs NJ. Painter returned to her home
in Albion, Wis, Monday
Saturday, while the men were at work
on the bridge of the Big -Four spanning
the VeTmlllion river, large stone fell
upon q man who was excavaung below,
killing him instantly.
Rev. G. H. Hartupee will spend part Of
the week at Delaware, q.
Mrs. A. s. johnson and Mrs. II. w.
Townsend attended he ssnmencement
exercises at Berea Last week Mill.
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wHITEFox.

JUNE 15-W. B. McClafin went to
Norwalk Saturday as delegate to the
county convention.
Mrs. Mckee and daughter OF yelling.
ton, spent few days in town.
Several Whitefox people attended the
reunion at Wakeman Wednesday, They
report good time.
The Holder social al VIM. Terwillegars
was well attended Thursday evening
Rey. Wilson, Of Coyington, KY, tllled
the pulpit Sunday. Although he is blind,
he gave us very interesting sermon.
The barber shop is open Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. Roxy.
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SPENCER.

JUNE t5.--Will Auble and wife Sunday.
ed with friends In Lodi.
Joe HeBdee, Of Eaton Rapids. Mich,
is visiting his parents and other friends
in town.
Mrs. Wood and Minnie Payne returned
home IRON Michigan Thursday.
The Advents are holding meetings at
their church, conductsa by Rev. .VanHorn,
Of Columbus, assisted by Mrs Stuart, Of
Cleveland.
Miss Mary Ambrose, St wellington, has
been in town several days,
Rev. Snyder Is holding quarterly meet
ing at Homer, consequently no service at
the NJ. e. church Sunday.
Johnnie Brown, son Of Thomas Brown,
was quite badly hurt Sunday morning.
His horse ran with him, tipping over the
cart and dislocatng one Of his shoulders.
Quarterly meeting at the Free Baptist
church next Saturday aad Sunday.
A. Z. Kilborn was drawn as juryman
for the coming term Of court at Medina,
commencing June 10.
Stella 0kley has gone to Oberlin 10 stay
with her sister, Nellie, during commence
ment.
Lawsuit on Friday BY the p. A. q w.
railroad VS. Burr Rsan, The jury decided
In favor Of Ream. The case was conduct.
ed by J. Andrew, Of Medina, for the rail.
road and Thos, Keeler, Of West Salem, for
Ream.
Perry o. Lee aud wife, of Lorgin, are
visiting their hthss, Richard Daugh-
erty.
DR., Granger AMI wiis, u Kansas City,
Mo. are here lecturIng on phrenology.
. The pope has made viii bcqueath-
ing all his property 70 the holy see.
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