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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad
Schedule in Effect Nov f6 1890

Schedule in Effect Nov f6 1891
NRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah py
a 4 STANDARD Time, which is 30 minutes SLOWER
than city time
NORTHWARp. 4,
No. a6.* No. la No. 49, NO. 10.
Lv SAY 6:55 m 1889 p m $40 p m l:lOp /"
ar Beu'ftt II 20 a m -. -. -.
Ar Abide ...., - dos a m $50 p q
AR Aug. ...... - ZOO a N -.
Ar Char. 1915 p m $50 pm 1856 m 6:o0 III
SOUTHWARK. q,
No. 12* No. 35.% No. rs NO. g,
Lv Char. Sis m 2:s5 m 400 N L so . =
Lv Aug. ,..... . 9:0pm
Lv Beu'f't .. 200 m ,. ........
Ar Say. 11:40 m 6:22 p m e:44 m $50 "
HDatly.
Train No. ID stops at Green Pond. -s...
Train No rs stops only at Montieth, Hsrae91
vile. Ridgeland, Coosa whatchie, Green Fois@
Rovenel.
Trains Nos 10, &C. S5 and SO stop at all stations
For tickets, Pullman car reservations s., "a 81
other information, apply to J. b OLlvE-AD''
Ticket Agent, % Bull street, and at depot.
Z. P. MCSWINEY- Gen. Pass Agen'
c. s. GABSDEN, Superintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
The Sunday Morning News
VIII be found regularly on sale ct the fol

lowing places:
EstilPs News Depot.
Copner's News Stand.
E ]. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryne & Co.'s Drug Store, West
Broad and WAldburg streets.
St. ]. K. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley * Co.'s Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
w. A. Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price strests -Adu.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
sRTrAIN's WHITE BUFF
a Peculiar Herd OF Wild Csiis
i.t. In England

Al Chilllnghan. near Car!A
The estates OF the Earl OF Ia.
says the san Francisco Exam
herd--or the remnant OF a
wild white cattle, the his'or!
5 not known; but they are
10 have been fenced or eneis
aentally possibly hundreds
ago.
The herd numbers aboG
and does not increase; to'
many years past tho numee;
has been nearly the same
extremely shy in the summe'
ihe winter. when fed upon
san be inspected at tolerSa
quarters They have certaia
he buffalo which show in
and hump but their horns 81
erably longer and sharper. ,
has been known to have bees
DR. injured by them The!
'mall stature. not being ma
han a good-sized Jersey Gov.
heads and chests are cerial
ane. 1t is a great pity thai
IAN be found of their past hs
hey are the only wild cattle
be in existence in England.
ant and past Earls OF IL
have been offered large SUNS
of them, but all offers have
used, z. I. Barnum, among
having offered a fabulous SUI
or three head for his circus
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
READING THE HUMAN
An Older and Aere Ny.t-ass
Than Fhrsaoloxr


Everyone knows ihA; mc-l
propcnsities aud pceaiiaritzl
as their calllngs are reaocs1
faces, but Il Is only the feH
made the study Of phys.as3
especial pursui, who are Il
the power OF reading -
Judges Who have served loztl
the bench. lawyers in large
and doctors OF cmincnce. ~
power OF interpreting physl
more largely than other Il
anyone can acquire the "a
the art by dint of hard study
II i a. impossible TO dtsgz|
(withou; putting on a mss. I
disguise ones handwriiias
the expert comes the disgad
OF and the face tells the irae|
the spirit inside tho body,
needs TO visit the pcniienilE-
ize how undeniably yice 4
sign-mAnual upon the ,oat-
not the drunkard only who's 1
iAbby checks aad watery 4
him; {, is the sensualiss Ehas|
read in his lips the knaye a
penslty Is revealed by the shzl
mouth. and the man OF vicd
has been betrayed by bis =
experienced detective or i
iAller seldom asks the crime |
a prisoner Is guilty; he car |
the criminals face In shar1
advantages which Fowler -
were going to derive from |
0i phrsnology we may Pcss
from the older and moro z
science OF face reading. 3
Republic.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
AN UNPLEASANT :
Two Boys Hook a it.h :.
Not Care 10,

Two hht> hock it<h a.
Not Cars 10,
Two young boys lately
experience on the bay ih,,
never forget. says the To-.
They were Harry Hedrick d
Valentine. each abou, n
old. Having a vacation i
mined to 60 fishing. ~
little skill and began tro1.
down the bay for wha,ev.,Y
the tinny tribe would be :.
10 jump ut their spoon. III
middle buoy Hedrlcs M
Ing the line. began ,us-l
Valentine. who was roEis.
and jumped into the stern
TO assist him. as he app.,,
to pull in the fish They u
convinced that they had n
game on the end OF their
were unable to pull the 4,
water and they were belu, !
and down and around theky
Luckily one OF the boz,
end OF the line fast to y. !
after fifteen or twenty u
fish became tired anu perrl
to pull him toward 81
they had any idea wha, i
end OF the line they mos, n
have cut II and gladly Al
spoon and fish TO go, ba
pulling m on the line unia y
an iminense shark was a
stern OF the boat The bcrl
excitement At seeing it "a
their heads, and instead n
20, attempted TO pull I, lna
The hook was In the SAD
and evidently hurting it a
as the boys got its head abo,|
made a spring and landed !.
The craft was a frail ore
overturned. throwing ths
the bay. while the shark I
Browns Point with the boe
Luckily both the boys q
and soon were on top o. I
buoy. They called for Assi
a fisherman who was nsr
took them on board his box
started after thsir boa, ,hs
dragEsd away by the ss
shark soon got tired d.
boat 30 they caught up v
the boys now tried to catch
Lhey bailed the boat on; a
IL and started 10 row To -
had hard pull but the b
II to the shore-
The shark measured "a
length aud weighed nearly
dred pounds II was e
largest ever caught IN he
was one OF the msu-ss;ia
and its mouth measz,sf
inches in dlA4e,er.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
Loves, Pressure on Rec

The lowest barometric pre-
record is 27. 1875 inches whiea
'erved in 1885 during storm
Bay of Benga. The Atorm
>ne most remarkable for itS
Its diameter being about ~
or its fierceness and for lis
owards the centre.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
0ucer HoOks.

Japanese books begin al
the word finis coming wher
the title-page. The foot .
printed at the top OF the pags
reader puts in his marker !"
tom.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
Lovely Age.

Miss Longsingle-"Don''
Did age is beautiful"
Miss Lacktact--"Are you
comPimentP"-New YORK
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22

Witness my hand and seal this sth day of August D. 1891
NJ. D. PAKNKSrER,
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1891-08-22
IA MAN


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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Usfrkp SrsvRs LAM orricw.
HALEY, idaho. July % fso

UsrrKp STAvRs LAsp OFrIcw
HALEY. idaha July % 1897
Notice h. hereby given that william Daniel. whose
poseofice addresss Rocky Bar fillmore oat,rty Itahs
has made application for patent for 600 linear fest
the
CNrOS JACK LODE.
Lot S. bearing gold and silver situate Ia Rear cr~x
Mining District Elmore county, idaho and de-crlord
In the oicsi plat and 6sd notes Gle In tbs oairs
- follows, via.
Bsxinning at point Of discoverv thencr 81 dag m
min DO n to point W end Of claim shenrs \
deg Is min 100 u 70 sw corner No. l. thence n
deg Is min we~t l56 n % NV cor No. q th.nee N
~ deg ~ min go I. u NE cor No. 4 thene~ n q
deg Is min is6 q b. Sc No g. themes A ,Irsr
- min ooo Il IN Sw No I and place II b.uin~
ming survey ~ exterior boundaries From NE corner
No. 3 U. y. NJ ". No 2. Pear Creek Mining District
bears drg SO min W 81 ~ feet distant No con.
hcts Magnetic variation is deg Is mia T. con-
tanning lss scres and forming portion Of the nm
surveyed land Of the United States
The lorAtion 81 this mine l. recorei In the Record.
ers once OF Fillmore formerly AiturAs) county ON
page go, book 10 Of quartz claims
The nearest known cisin N he wide West. rs 81
on the soulh
An persons holding adverse cisims thereto ar, r..
quired 10 present the before this ofhre Within
sixty days from the first ,lay OF puh alton hereof or
they vii be barred by virtue Of ths provisions Of tha
Statute
W. ?. RILEY. Rsxs.ss.
s. II. MccAHrr. attorney for claimant.
First publication August l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
The Best Pacific Coas, Newspaper.

7 The Best Pacific Coast Newspaper.
Elsewhere will be found notice oi
the arrangement by which the GILMORE
BULLETIN can be dubbed with the
WEEKLY SAN Francisco EXAMINER.
The WEEKLY EXAMINER is considered
to be one Of the hest newspapers pub
lirhed ia the United States, and is Ger
tainly the best printed on the Pacific
coast, which everybody is interested in
hearing from. in view OF the marvellous
growth 81 California and the North
western States. The publisher Of the
ExAMIEEg is W. X. Hearst, only son Of
the late Senator Hearst. who has ex-
pended an enormous amount uf money
IN establishing the paper and making
"A success Of IL; aud tis liberal offers to
subscribers have Keen so effective that
in California, Oregon and Washington
almost every one takes the EXAMINER
Our otfu Ia furnish both papers for
FOUR dollars j. an exceedingly liberal
one, and We expect 10 obtain a hrg.
list of subscribers for the ExAMISER, NJ
well a. for the BULLETIN: So that the
EXAMINERS $4,000 list will come
into this neighborhoOd. Every sub
scrIber gets one az the magnificent
premium pictures with the EXAMINER,
besides what may lac given in the
grand distribution Of Sl25.00 in extra
premiums worth from 80 cents to
rs 900 each.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

A remarkable freak in photog
raphy occurred Mt Salem, H., re,
Gently. A lady called at the photo
graph establishment Of r. NJ. Edge
worth and sat for negative for a
cabinet sized photograph. When a
proof was taken there appeared on
the lap of the lady n little child.
The lady says the child is an exact
image Of her child who died IL years
ago. Even the clothing is Of the
same pattern the child was buried
in. She is greatly worried over the
strange occurrence, as no picture If
the dead child has ever been taken.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

Three feet u snow Tell at Red Lodge.
M'3li.ana, last week, aud business is
practically suspended. II showed in.
eesyantly l"r As hours.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
Nervous Debility.

A gentleman having been cured III
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects of early lndiscte,inn and youth
iul f"lly. is anxious to make known Ia
others the simple mode of SELF.
CURE. To those who wish. aud will
give INN their symptoms, lac will send
Gree by return mail. a copy Of the re-
cipe so successfully used in his case
Address. in confidence, JAMES W.
PINRSEy, ~ Cedar st., N y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

every nswsPapcr published. ha,in. circuiatia1 "a
- ~ ~ american Newspaper Directory II more
TAN 2b0a 71pir, each iss,ir With tn. ~, tr tir
r sifeffisiuE in thclu sf - The best tsstsfs al
90 - 'lNuitttnu. De- every ttls AMI iauii a. nor.
IAN " lfiialHn - l'r-ys hs the in II l,F enc
e AVA spe,ls his . ssai 81 t,ru5trq tiliare ann
stAss fafN rfftn - r. ~ veiss small aiyet
az me- wishing eftriHzt AZ iili izstfsty
I'm -'i'stt asitiitf ~ money Snans cpi.asi8eiy
+; v - '" get Tie thf-t safVt htF the money a.,
sent L y lsi T. any Hiruss ssr 80 cents Aad5,,s
ses,lsins AGENTS, 10 spr4se stseit. X, Ye,l c,s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
MINING APPLICATION No. 500
rs :. y. sr.sss Lam ovrcs.

TSTTED SfkFxs Lam OFylca
HAskkt. Idaho. July 81, leat.
Notice II hereby given that Jac..h
Ulrich, whose postnffice address IL
Rocky Bar, Elmore county, Idaho. has
made application for patent for $50
linear feet on the
BREWERY LODE,
Lot 10, survey 910, bearing gold and
silver. situate in Bear creek mining
district, Elmore county, Idaho, and de-
srrihed in the official plat and Geld
notes "n file IN this Office as follows, Wig.
Beginning at point 81 discovery.
thence 20 degrees Is minutes W. va.
ration n Is deg As min 700 feet IN
center Of south end Of claim, thence m
"a deg " 305 n 10 sw corner No. 1.
thence 81 deg 100 Il 10 e cor No.
2, thence n 20 deg 45 min $50 n tn
n cor No. 3. thence "a deg W $40 it
intersect south side line Of The Golden
Bar lode claim survey Ne. 800, 100 IL
nor No. 4. thence 9 20 deg Is min
I5s II intersect south side line Of the
Golden Bar lode claim g50 f. sw cor.
No. Land place Of beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries. From cor. No. 4
U. \. Nj. NJ. No. !. Bear creek mining
district. bears 60 deg 40 min 2 4455
feet distant. Area III the Brewery IoJ..
claim survey $40. 1900 acres, in con-
Met with Golden Bar lode survey 909,
BOB acres, AREA claimed for pateus
IL Col sores Of the unsurveyed lands
Of the United States.
The location of this mine il re-
cor'iod in the Recorders Office Of e.
more Formerly Alturas) county, Idaho.
The nearest known claims are the
Golden Bar survey 800 on the north
and the Duncan survey 903 ON the e.
Az persons holding adverse claims thereto are rs-
quffrd 10 present the before this once within
sixty day. rum the hrsi dAy Of puhasion her~of or
they viii be barred bv virtue Of the ~ovsions Of the
stafnte W. 7. RILEY, Register
August Outflow, attorney for claimant
First publication, August A.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
THE ODELL
Type Writer.

GOO wil huv the onELL TYPE wRsTsa
W. with - ciaaeters and slb for the staasa
tAss opELi warranted 80 do better work than an
machine made @ @"F
u eahhines SIMPLICITY uith RrnAalLrTI srxxn s...
- oftkAfa"N, wears longer sifh.at cost Of rspairs
tn-n any other machine. Has no ink rihl.sn a
bother The OPERATOR. ID Is NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL
nirkei plated, PERFECT and alaaesi 10 ali Alma. ~
NPe wiring Ike printing press, ID PRODUCES
sharp. clean ez,be ulaaascripts f~o 90 tea comics
e@h - maze a one writing. Any Intelligent psfsna
san hsenms an operator In two dayx We offyg ONE
lHoAs SAND DOLLARS any orasas.,r who es1
einAi ~ s'rk ~ the DouBLE CASE uDE.l.
darementn a. dealers
f"s fAniPhAsi giving insInrssneat. ETC.. address,
oDELL TYPE WRITER co,
- '~Afpons - CatcAao, la
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

Pension Commissioner Raum il
again catching il on all sides, and i,
seems hard to understand how he can
possibly retain his position this time.
There is direct issnes between him and
Secretary Noble, who has declined to
dismlss the three pension office em-
plases who made affidavit 10 being
approached by Young Raum with an
offer OF promotion If they would pay
the Price-S50. As the removal II
these men was demanded by Raum. il
- Thought the refusal OF Secretary
Noble TO remove them leaves Raum no
other course but to resign. There are
also ugly stories ahout IA war claim
pending before the Treasury depart.
nent, in which Raam is interested.
which y is said has been placed in
The Presidents hands. Gen. Raum
hns gone TO Illinois on leave 81 alb
s+nee. and there ARE many in Wash.
lngloq city Eho btlieye that his resig.
Patton - already IN Mr.. Harrisnn's
bands and that IL viii take effect soon
Baum, h''wever, SAYS he has not aud
would Int resign while under iirn-bnt
Fan..er tsllked that way, too,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
FOR SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH
On South Boise River. two miles
above the
SHAKE CREEK MINFs

SHAKE CREEK MINES.
1t contains 100 acres of gnod Land
all under fence aud now has 10 acre,
in timothy aud alfalfa.
The whole tract ~ land j. tillahle-
not one acre but can be cultivated II
Is one Of the hest Stock Ranches in
Idaho, Grain and vegetables Of all
kinds do we'll II has produced as
high as GOO bushels III potatoes p.r
acre. P.enty OF WATER for irrjrat.
ing purposes.
Also good hned log dwelling house.
stables, work shop. cnrrnls etc.
dood hay press, good mower and
Tiger rake boils new. Flows and tools.
Viii sell cheap for cash.
JAMES 4 NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar. September ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


TStrEp aysves Lava ovvssm
HAiIsS. IpAto. July ~, lael,
Notice b hereby given that william Daniel. yho.e
pos'ofiiee allressls Rocky Bar, Eicre county, Iaaho
has made application Tor patent for 1900 linear fset
the
BURNT PILOT LODE,
Lot S. bearing g~ and silver situate in Rear Creek
Mining District, fillmore county idaho and dssrril,.d
In the Official plat and field notrs Gle 10 this oke,
as follows. viz:
Beginning At point Of discovery, which is the cen,
ter 81 shais sse irt 100 Il deep. thenss ~ deg
S1 y To center 1t west end ~ olatp th<nce "a deg
. 80 u IN Nv corner No. I. thence q deg VI COO ID
10 sW corner No. 2 thrive ~ deg 4 1900 10 4. az
corner No. ). thence y "a deg 600 II % Ne eosnsr
No 4, thence ~ deg 1870 n TO NV cors,cr No 1
and place OF begnIing 1T exieri.r bollsAro.
Prom cofner No. I 4. \. 49, ~. Nh. O. Hear Creek
Mining District, bears deg 90 min q sS5i feet
distant Maznetic variation \ Is deg ~ min saat
No conficts Containing Is OIL acre. and FORMING
portion Of the unsurveyed lands ~ the Unted stxtaa
The Iation OF this mine Is orslr in the iiecord.
srs once of Elninre formerly Aiturasl county on
page lt1, book IL Of quartz claims
The nearest known claims are the Wide West lot 81
and fporinan unsnrssye1
Al lcrsois hoditlg adverse claims thcseAa are re-
quired to present the tt1rs this ofss withia
ixts days fro the hrst day OF publication Asresd or
they viii he barred by virtue OF the provisions Of
the statute
:, ". 7. RILEY. Rsgtasesl
=. II. McCarty. Attorney for claimant
First publication August I.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

The man who is waiting so some
thing TO turn up generally finds it
when he steps on a barrel hoop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
Administrator Nnfina

IN thu matter Of the Estate Of Julian y uu
beceasSd
se''er > hcrsht given by the undersigned .arsln
TIE eFssi',ors and AL IsFsnus having saains 1890
eala estate g FNhilst the sane wlth ,hr r,s.,e~
hNeFs WITHIN ten nnatls- The nFss
OF THIS nutie 10 the uaersis,,,sI 4, at g. ~
'' '"''''!' 'Ai'"' GREENE WHITE
kueAt Far. June N, is9t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-08
Another Big syndicate Story.

English capital has again invaded CHI
cago, this time to the extent Of $780,
600, and the property purchased is the
Chicago Cold Storage Exchange Com
pany's building and plant and
ieasehold at Lake and Canal
streets. All contemplated improve
ments are also included in the sale.
The plant will be at once completed to
suit enlarged plans, and, the projectors
claim, when finished the storage Of all
kinds of perishable matter will be
completely revolutionlzed. W. W. Be-
loin, of San Francisco, negotiated the
sale of the storage company. Dir. Be-
loin has just returned from London,
where, after two months of confer
ences, negotiations and consultations
with English capitalists and law
yers, he closed the deal. The purchaser
is the London and Colonial Financial
Corporation Qimited) and the price is
81, 100000 half in cash and half in the
stock of the English company. The
completion of the terms Of the contract
and final payment of the purchase price
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-08
FELL FROM A TRESTLE.
Terrible Disaster to Passenger Train
in West Virginia.

Terrible Disaster to u Passenger Train
in West Virginia.
A Charleston, w. Va, dispatch of the
4th says: The worst wreck ever known
in this part of the state, if not the
worst that ever occurred in the state,
occurred at s \. NJ. on the Kanawha
& Michigan Railway, eight miles
west of here. The passenger train
for Columbus pulled out from here with
two carloads of excursionists, among
them the order of United American Me-
chanics, who were going to Pocas. The
wreck occurred on a high trestle. The
sleepers had caught fire during the
night, SO that the rails spread under the
train. The engine and the baggage and
mail car passed over safely, but the
two coaches were thrown from the
track. After running some forty feet
on the sieepers the forward car toppled
to the left, the rear one 10 the right.
The forward car turned completely
over, landing right side up. The other
fell some twenty feet, turning upside
down, and one set of trucks fell on top
of it, crushing the car to sp-inters.
Under this place most of the
dead were found. Surgeons and a
relief train were sent at once. The
scenes among the dead and dying were
heartrending. One little baby lost faith
er and mother. One mans head was
severed at the mouth, and his head was
fshed out from under the wreck several
hours after his body was found. 1t is
feared that there are one or two bodies
vet under the wreck
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-08
AT . PER CENT.
Official Notice of the Extension of the
1-2 Per Cents.


The following circular making pro-
visions for continuation of the a per
cent. loan was issued on the I'd by
Secretary Foster: sin pursuance of
the reservation contained in the cir
cular of June 2, 1891, whereby the bonds
of the a per cent. loan were called
for redemption on and after September
/, 1891, public notice is hereby given
that any of the bonds of the said loan
may be presented at this office on or
before September 2 next, for continu-
ance during the pleasure of the govern
ment, with interest at the rate of per
centum per annum, in lieu of their pay
ment at the date above specified. Bonds
presented for continuance should be ac-
companied by request substantially in
the form herewith prescribed, and up
on the surrender of the bonds, with
such request, the secretary of the treas
ury will return to the owners registered
bonds of the same loan with the fact
that such bonds are continued during
the pleasure of the government, with
interest at the rate of per cent. per
annum, stamped upon them in accord
ance with this notice. Upon the re-
ceipt of bonds to be continued as above
provided, the interest thereon to
september :, 1871, Will be prepaid at
the rate the bonds now bear. Registered
bonds to be continued should be assigned
to the secretary OF the treasury for
continuance, the assignments being duly
dated and witnessed by one of the Of
ficers indicated in the instructions
printed on the back of each bond. The
department will pay no expenses or
transportation on bonds received under
the provisions of this circular, but the
bonds returned will be sent by prepaid
registered mail, unless the owners 9th
erwise direct
A copy of the circular will be mailed
to each holder of registered bonds, and
blank forms of a request, with blank
resolutions for the use Of officers of in
StitutiOnS will also be forwarded
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-08
INVADING EOERS REFUSED.
Pioneers of the Republic of the North
Driven from Mashonaland.

Pioneers of the Republic of the North
Driven from Mashonaland.
CAPE Town, July 3.-A body of armed
Beers, composed of about 100 men and
their families, crossed the Limpopo yes
terdav, thus raiding Mashonaland and
taking the first steps toward founding
the Republic of the North. These
men were pioneers of the big trek
which has been SO long talked of, and
to prevent which President Kruger
promised to use his utmost endeavors
wnen he was informed that the
British government would consider any
such invasion as an act of hostility
against the Queen. The pioneers of the
big trek seem, however, to have met
with reception somewhat different
from what they expected. They were
no sooner in Mashonaland than they
were met by police and troops in the
employ of the British South African
Company. who drove the Beers back
and arrested their leaders
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-08

It is reported that Mr.. Hill recently
mortgaged the leases of two theaters in
New York which he held, in order to
dissolve an attachment which had been
placed upon his restaurant at the corner
of Washingtonan and Boylston streets, Bos
ton. Messrs. Freeland, LOOMS & Co.,
the clothiers, in whose building Mr..
Hills restaurant is, have placed an at
tachment upon the restaurant for rent
and have placed keeper therein. 9th
er attachments have been placed and
other keepers put in by parties having
claims against Mr.. Hill. Some 90 so far
will not be able to pay more than5 cents
on the dollar.