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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-22
,nding in the glorious liberty of the

-
cndinp in ,he ,-)orious liberty of the
sons Of God
Life itself is = cIock Profession NJ
q rc,iyious life is AN hand thereon
and the nr,c,ico of righteousness tho
other. When both these hands noint
down wc are devils. when nrorossion
noints nm and nractica down wc arr.
hynocrj,cs and when both hands
points mn we are the cnnsistcn,
children Of God What is the
nosi;ion of those hands an, v,,,r Iifo
clock, At Keui)wnrth Castle when
O,1eon Elizabeth visited Lord
,otcoSter. an the clocks in all ,ha
towers and throughout IN. Castle
were stopned nj mo moment If he,
arrival 80 CONTINUING Ia noin, Ia
tlia, moment as the one snrnossi,o
sleep. Some clocks tell only The hours:
others ten hours and minutes: still
Eothers tell hours. minutes, seconds.
and also the month and the day Of
the month Men differ from each
other aS much a. clocks in their abil-
/ ity To tell little and much ia the
world. The famous Stra>Sburg clock
/ could tell nearly everything under the
/ sun. So Lord Bacon took the whole
province of knowledge for his Held of
ascortainment and communication.
| Son.. ,l,,.l-. i,,,,- t.I
while others have vcry homely ones.
1t often happens that the ha,nliest
eases have the best works Within.
Just 50 with men. Where were there
any homlicr men than Abraham Lin
coin. David Swing and Alexander VI
stevens. and vet their minds and
hearts kept better time with the
great Head and Heart of the universe
than all the handsome men and
women of earth.
,rbore gro ,1ocl.s ,-;,.,.oo,d ,.,a.l..
nnhltc The old clarg in ,ba ,,r,n,r,s
sirrho, dos ma. ..,,,.r No ,o,r,, ,.lo.,-
ma, no ,o,y, c,ol.l ~ .,.,o,.
l,;,c,,a, c,orl rbo ,non o,d ,ra,.,a.
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who horoa of,ithf,,i1,. ,,.i.aT "a
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~. can1d 10 hrin,, lol,o,.r. ond 80,
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,essi,ios ona ma, in sn,,soo,a,
var, .,nta.saa ~, Ia IA 49,,
hronob1 - rbr;s, Nv toari,a har ,all.
i,,,o e.,lo, l,bar.r an no at,o,
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ma, az ,b.ir clnc,-. la. ,hoir ,o;,,I,
,,or. clncrs o,hc,. .et ,}a;r. ~, ~,
+ Town c,o.l, ,n,, s,iu cher. Nv ~.
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We ar. an ,aii.i,o os ard nr,yina e.,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-22
The Woman and the Lawn Mower.

a Belfast woman got Indignant last
summer al the shabby appearance of
the lawn about her house. says the
Lewiston (Me.) journal. After now
ING down her husband with wrath. she
was soon on The lawn herself with the
lawn mower. Back aud forth She
pushed the machine. while the sun
beamcG soft and melting on the down
trodden woman and everything else.
From shady nook her husband
timidiy watched her determined dis
play. For an hour, in which she must
have Travelled dozen miles, she
worked but. sad to relate, not blade
Of grass bowed to her indignant en-
deavors.
Finally her husband picked up cour-
age enough to address her:
Hadn't you better turn the machine
over. my dear?"
She did turn the machine over-into
the gutter-and swept into the house
with a look that kept her husband at
distance for several days.
A colored belle is not black croek
because she is bent on matrimony.-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-22

1roquois Chief The fortunate
South Dakota editors who had plenty
of money and time have been bask-
ing in the sunny cline of Florida for
the past ten days. Brother Tom
Bishop pronounces everything in the
South fit for king, excepting the
beer; thinks that's little off color.
John LOngstatf was particularly
impressed with the lovliness of the
southern ladies; says it just makes
his mouth water to look at them.
And John knows.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-22
SOUTH pAKorA's OFFICIAL VOTE.
Tic Result of the Canvass of the state
Horribly Counties.

The following is the official count
of the vote in South Eakota at the
November election on presidential!
electors. as made by the state canvass
ing hoard in session last Week:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-22

A colored belle is not black croek
because she is bent on matrimony.-
3inghan,ton Republican.
, 1892-08-20
CHE A ls0
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JUB FElNllAd snd despatch
, 1892-08-20
Notice! Notice!

TTHE classes for SPANISH and VOCAL
a MUSIC have now been opened in the
Hen School fla EsPERANzA.'' Lessons free
to all the pupils of the school. Strangers
admitted to the classes at SI.00 monthly
(for both payable in advance.
Music class every Friday from Is.
Spanish class Tuesday from l2-1.
Lessons given otherwise at 20 cents per
hour.
~ SPANISH esry useful to young men
going to live in America.
J. II. r. BRISCOE.
18th Aug. 1892.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03

wers carried nut 1t would simply o
store a tax GU "ur own people. And
il ino TEX should keep out German
sugar it would enuble the sugar-pro-.
-duc"rs of other countries To raise
their price on cccount III the short
ened supply in this gren. market.
To %reimpose arbitrarily q tax upon
sugar, coffee, tea: or hides, IN the
interest OF reciprocity" or anything
else, would throw away. the Prcsideh-
tial election in advance. Aud Mr..
Harrison is3 not likely to do that-at
least not unless Mr.. Blaine should be
the nominee Of his pnrty.
Reciprocity has taught tho voters
OF this country that tho tariff is Il tax
paid by consumers. And they are
likely TO ask, with new emphasis. why
tho people OF the United States are
not as deserving of relief from taxes
/ 90 their nesesslries us are the people
oI foreign lands.=lN. Y. World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
RAIN y SHINE.
a characteristic Letter From Iiu"-

\ Characteristic Letter From Iiu"-
ace.
The illustrated american publishes
tho following:
Hank Monks traduccrs, WHO were
si'cnccd Tor many years by tho re-.
sounding fame Of Horace Circrlcy's
storioi s:ag0.drivcr, have finally brJs-
on out. One of thcIn IA resident Of
Nevada declares that Monk vas
dreaifuliy Uverratca as Il horse con
~tro.lcr and chariot .stccrcr, ''but his
getting Horace Greeley ovGr tho Siar.
rLs anl down into PiaccrvilIc on tins,
gave him great notoriety. II vua Il
dreadful drive. and that it 1iln't XII
tho ohl olIior w,,s no flnlG o5 iIInii',i.
Tho rJll was sioy aud rough, an
Hank was full of tarantu!n juice whom
no left Carson. II wns about twontv-
sight years ago and Hank was thirty.
eight year; old. iIo died a Tuw yclrs
ago, soncthiu; W. iity. In the
GOODNESS OF Grcaley,s heart he pre-
scented Hank with II gold watch.
which no many tines paw mol, sold
and managed t1 got blctS. But there
wore,so many ridiculous eyag tcraticus
and right up and down :alschonis
told Of that yidn 'haL Greeley became
vcry'Jirod and in reply to n rcluost
of liaak come eighteen years ago, for
some favor Horace wrote: II would
'rnthcr 500 sou ton thVugnnd fdthuus
10 hell than ever give you IA trust 81
bread, Tor ycu aroti,o ouly mnu wnu
-eHsi hii the opportunity 20 place ma
n!H9idicNi@ua light, oud you villain.
orsiy: exercised that opportunity. you
s,lmpi'"
@hItthiD letter is IN existence Il ought
to bring "a goOi liico.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
DEATHS.

Jan. 4-Frtd Miller. native OF Dom
mnr::, aged il ycl:a.
Jan. i-Charlrs Clay, native of
England, aged 10 years.
Jan. l3-Wm. J. Hunks, native Of
Illinois, npcd 81 Years.
Jan. 2O-Rout. l.. Yartin, native Of
Iowa. aged 30 years.
Jam. % -AnnIc Taufer, native OF
America, agcd 81 years.
Feb. 2G-Liazic Il. Butler, native of
Caiiolh,a. ag-d Is Years.
March 5-David Walter, native Of
Ncvada, aged 21I months.
April 5-Jos. Boruasconi. native Of
ital! aged b years.
May lG-Emma Jane Ycatcs. native
o: California, aged - Years and :
months.
May -i;irhard Ei!is-nntivo OF
England, ngcd 80 years.
Ju"e Arthur Bilkey, native OF
Nevada, aged | year.
'H'' ~ ~ sil' JiNNlsOI. tlNiNttI
Maryland. aged 90 years. > moths.
June 2l--D. -. Cook, native OF New
York, aged G5 Years.
June 3l-ChHr!c. Fry, aged 3 years
awd / months.
Juiy i -. Crowley, native o!
California, nged p years.
Sept. 2O-Jamcs McLeIs, native OF
Kentucky, aged % years.
Sept. 27--iLva Klecknor, nativo Of
Nevada. aged . months.
%u,. 1--DIughtcr Of Y. S. Porch,
native of Nevada, aGcd | dog.
Nov. 2i--DJnaa May Sp.uulc, EH-
tive OF Nevada, agod | year u"d ii
months.
Dee. l2-Mary Hazel Einnrc, ma
tive oi Nevada, aged l year and I
mCutns.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03

A large stock OF Christians goods
just received at RosenstockS. Call
and sec thou.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, and all
kinds OF Foot wear, for sale ut
T.. OsELLs'.
A dance will 10 given 10y tho mem
beers of Humboldt Lodge No. -. y. .
U. W., AT their Hal, on Now Years
eve. =
Protect your weak eyes from tho
injurious effect Of sun and snow glare
by getting u pair OF dark glasses ut
Muiler's.
Be sure to take your jewelry TO
Sam Neusrhwauder at Nye's old
stand and Inc will repair it for you ut
living prices.
Orphan Tom and George Grant
have opened the Elephant Stable
formerly run by T. +. Wore. Tom is
II veteran hostier, Will guarantee satis-
faction, and feed horses ut reduced
rates. II
Tic Repairing department Of Os-
s~tc;clcr's j,wolry store Is in charge Of
u first class matchmaker who received
n silver medal in 1873 aud is cuusid-
/ cred ono Of the finest watchmakers on
the Coast.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
UNf,EClrI:oCIrr.

Tho similc. OF The Jng.bnnhlc still
describes nc~Gurntn!y Tic Asiministra
tiohH Bo.cailod re:iprDrity treaties.
SO far au buncf,A TO the peyplO arc
concerned they ure al utt tho side o.
tic tolvDsue :.
J,de Blame. Mckinley style OF rcci.
prccity wGaSos Foreigners ouly. Ito
ness HraHgem,rt @Ith Ggrmany, IL
rptlisd rs tho Hcichethg, wii! reduce
l,ip tly, pHilh GstnmGns on II va,
riu,y OF Ancric,r iond products, bat
u viii not t9ko ono fe,tpy taxation
fsor any GefHau produUts consumed
~ Amoricaaa.
Dernau beet anRaris already Oh tho
frer list. Tho prpienGc that tic duty
wo! Ia DO restored rs the Pfesidcnt II
Gtmthuy did uot make tbs aDnce3.
figos desired in hef tuill slh6 iuieg Is
too Transparent 80 1aelye so! except
tics. sGo waht 10 DO deindod. II IL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
RUDY valley Toms.

EprTIv INDEPENDENT: Christmas
passed. OF very quietly WI but little
Nxcitoncnt, except n grand ball given
Ivy 9. and - 5. Gedncy, Mt the resi-
denco OF Mrs. j. T. Wright. The
Attendance was small, as the thor
moneter sho we'd up y desroGs osIow
ze.o.
Alh2f' AYERS. has roturlcd Ia REhy
to spsud aiJ vacation with his unch,
Lieutcainy William Myers.
Ms. j. T. Wright ha5 gwen up the
iueI Vi Io.ul - Elko 10 spend the
Winter, % accoun. of ho,yy storms.
william Myers was seen to carry
OF the handsnnie doll which has been
shown III l. Ostroicher's iywrIry store.
It 10 a5Ou5 three feet in height and
namd,In,l' co,se,i. Is has ,u,ei
many cyoS - sparkle.
i wedding took place las: week,
tho high contracting parties being
Howard IrMann and Mrs. Persons,
Leonard Wines officiating. We wish
the couple 4 Happy New Year. Thrr.
a"pcIrstp 30 n mania to jim tho
m~L'rimrninl band This ycar three or
more wediiIIs likely t. oc:ur soon.
LOOK ont. young man, next year is
IcIp !GL., and ynl nTc 'iabio To b,
taSsn in witI the rest of tho lucky o.
ones.
aIr. ani Mrs. i. j. Thomas Jr.,
have rcntad the iInsur ranch with the
intention OF raising poultry for Il
livelihood.
4 largo band of seven hundred beef
cattl' were seen passing through
RHhy yesterday, on route 10 tho San
Francisco market. j.. B Moore is
feeding het%con five aad ELK hundred
head OF beef for tho sam ~ s"t:
also John Il. Wright about iire hun.
d?cl herd.
Old Nick has bscn laundering
down his vengeance on the heads OF
the unhappy residents OF tho Wiley,
inrtnu shape OF one OF the most ter.
riiic storms witnessed for many years.
the snow is at present from one and
a hall to two tees in duutn. and irum
general appearances likely to DO many
,!orc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03

n. Jones.
April GA. J. Thomas Jr. 10 Ruby
f. Myers.
April 3~c--Joseph Curry to Julia
Covert.
May -F. w. Johnston TO Emma
King.
May l3-James L. Peurod to Cora
Il. Johnston.
May 23-Edgar L. Stevens to Bessie
NJ. Howell.
Juno Isl. r. Watson to Blanche
Roach.
Juno 2S--IIugh Martin to Eta NJ.
tQuintre).
July 1--Joseph Jensen to Clara NJ.
Tin,s.
July 15-William p. Young to
Lnella Walker.
july 2G--JohnJ j. Cresap to Gather
inc Gottwalt.
August 9-Juncs Murphy to Fannie
Duvdl.
August 1l--Wm. o. Young to
Em:ah Bowen.
August l6--John-W. Pore to Mary
S. Cole.
Sept. 9-Junia Burner to Belle
Weddle.
Sept. 30-W. II. Roscbcrry to Rose
NJ. Winter.
Nov. 5-Eric Dodcen to Clara Gran.
Nov. S--i. l.. Cummius TO Lizzie
Wuulvertol.
Nov. l0-iiarry S. Van Drielen t.
Josephine y. Halo.
Nov. DE. 4. p. johnson To Allie,
Mil'or.
Nov. 2S-J. L. Smith 10 Ltzzi,
Williams.
Doe. 3-Charles II. Lewis 10 Mimi,
ID. Cox.
Dee. l5-.John Cameron to .Tcss;,
Rule.
Dec. 2i--lI"ward McMuhon to Mrs
Alice j. Persons.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
InE oaN AM. me NEW.

HrHHH H"aa- H.L#"- -. ~
Bstorc another is9nc "tthc ISbs'
PgwpESr iR;e year. 1891 will have
passed into hisso<y. carrying with It
many hopes ~unrsalized, nany fond
expectations dotnlhisca. How many
who entered upon the ,ear 9l have.
.r&ea their brightest hopcs pass away
as q drea,ui. Defeat und disappoNnt-
nent have gone hand in hand with
many of-us. Yet thero is albright
side To picture. Health and pros
rssity hlye.beedt The glad portion al
loted. TO- ,ihc people. Our store
houscG are filled &c, oyerfowing with
the fruits OF purScserpus soil. ..Peace
sn;f pleaty reIgithrouShcnt the Ma:
ton. Hope, a.BesS boon to mnr.als
gvysnmr Geekons MS onward to tie
nchicvoment OF greater victories.
AS we witness the death OF tho old
year latHus welcome the new with II
determination To make the best use
Of SIS opportunities. While it is true
that the prospects, uf the people OF
this portion. Of the State arc some,
what c!oudsd b. THE 6evcr;ty O. the
.. Wiutpr. it IL also true. That the nbuud'
nit tail OK sao% s.res promise ca
prosperous season. DO not DO dis
couraged hut take, heart and go on
ward, and all will be well. ::'ago faitl
in The futurc of the. State. ID " h.,
you eau to build it up, and prosper
ity vii! surely come.
With best wisAes for tho FntnrS
prosperity or i;a rcl6c-s ~" iHng'
rLaDsn4 q ,ki,es ne oUd all a tIapp,
New Ivtr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Holiday Presents ut !. Or,roichcr'G .
headquarters for Presents at ]
O~strcIchcr's. =
Christians Presents nj tho Gem
Jcwclry S,ors. y
Now arrival OF Holiday Presents
almost daily, at |. OstrcirIIcr'a. =
Banjo. violin aud guitar Etrlnga. II
Zinc assortment. At Mullci'a 4
Any II having grain fcd hona cnn
sell tic Same TO j. D.. Treat & Go. =
Ostreichor has just received II nice
lot Of fresh corn.fcd poultry FROM Mis-.
souri,. \
y Iirc stock of fresh French ran
dies and stationery just received at
KCiGhnrt'a. y
FRESH GDACE FRUIT CAN.
DIES JUST RECE. WE'D Ar
HElEllA!:ltS. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03
DENTS
Notice of Forfeiture.

= q Dh.S AYERS. or IIs HrrRs nR a..
] firn'' l"I nTo hereby noe I'l ii's' {
have cNp'.ieh one hT tdT"i collars ~ Labor
sid lmirrNnI, "niE FOR ~" yer uta. upon
nHh IT IN following riin.ng cir Copper
Hing No. 2, copper KING. Ail"n 81" ?. 10
Ihn" No. /. Dc thuO No. 2. and Ayers. sIt-
nnicd IN Salmon river Mining Di.irict. I ibp
county. State - Ncvnds s.. md lest DO. 10 Tao
rcr""'s n Elkn county ~ being about ono
milo IN 4 VIC 'orly direction fro.1 p T. t., NJ
rnrrE. known ~ Tho u. Il Stst. rIiunted on
Salmon riycr. T. 10 c"rDty. Stsjo ui SENDS.
AhH - ~n.,Ip ninety Cnyt from ~ SiEt pnhu.
cation 80 this mrtIcr y'n GiIi 0r refn u IN con
tribute your proportion Of such ,4y,HGiturn.
together with the cost o. AdvorJ.iJa - co-
STIR. = 1ur Interest ~ Iaid CLAN, will t,como
Tho rropctti Of tic subscriber nndo section
1924 Of the Uu!ioi St.'cs Mining Laws.
HAREYJ. hLILs.
bellevue. Idaho. Nov. 2,ih. is1l.
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I~iuTralI for IIill.

.Tao |eT York Court Of Appeals
r3ndorcl n decision, yesterday, ia the
cohtegtpi election cases which seats
two D]omO3taiiC Senators and one i,c.
pHbiican and lnayrs ono case 70 bc
nCtci upJn by tho state Board Of
CtAvIisors. This mIkcf cvcry branch
OF tho state government Democratic
nha ,nsnrSs a new appor,ioument at
tho state into Assembly, Senatorial
and Congressional districts. E,publi.
cans hereafter Mood not apply for
Nc" YVr'ts Senatorial losn. This
victory or right over frmad and cor
rnption has be"n won by tho daunt.
lcSs courage ind marvellous tact OF
Governor David H. Uill. the match.
less leader OF The D]onociatic hosts of
tho Empiro State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-03

FREE TRADE {. MEN.

H|
"Ycs, men are on the frea list. They
cost US not even freight. We pro.
mote troo trade in men, and il is the
oaty free trade .a prepared u pro.
mote, said In: William ID. Kelley.
az Penn: y)tvaaia, the leader OF the
high pfoEa:tolists in Congress in
1872.
Evar sln:e the contract labor law
or 1854 WIS san tw,rhoi Ia between
the lnIsrni re:alGs las OF 1852 and
Tue trrif OF 1851 ''rreI trade in mon"
has been Tho l~,cynots for tho highpro-
f]ect:onist policy. This contract law
tvonL-so Ear in its proGiutioh OF free
tradnln Lenn a. to provide tha.
manufacturers who imported their
wor ;m@n should hlyeu first lien u.
on the worSuien'J wages 10 Reimburse
them Tor their G>Tcnics
80 p:rBtstentiy hugethc protection
ISIS advocated free trade in mem
that today thou u0d5 Of 'workmen
axe nmp!c. 81 IN the coal mine; and
iron mills Of pCnusl lvHnia whose
nnno' arc nOJ put down upon the
day hpo.;s OF the manufacturers, but
who i,-c ~dcgigaAtei in tho pay rolls
by numbers alone.
That il.v ounctic;arios OF high pro-
tac..oni5n will see to il TINT this pol.
icy of promoting Tree trade in labor
shall nor'bo changed is shown by tho
iuliow!n.; stUtrmott made by Andrew
CLrHegic just before cmbarking Ht
I4!VSrpJvl for the Uu,tod States. Mr..
CIraeSic, in reply to tho question,
"WnuL do you thih!s, Mr.. Caruegi", OF
Tho uTrhcckcd food OF undesirable
Immigration milo AmcTicI:" said: Il
spy don't lOuch Immigration; lot it
I;pN Oh. Wparo getting the cream OF
Europe. | want - see A-neriCa great,
really grCL;. We noad ali tho popuia-
tlon sc can got. We haVa only seven
t1Ai: PERSONS 10 the square mills, AID
tanro arc hundrpCs Of million vi acres
vi land where the sod hivs noTer been
turned. / say, hands of imm'gra-
ton"
When tbs M1K nl,y tariff was be.
ina discugs,d O. PROMOTERS dompnird
It's IN ,rt,,srt ca i,yo troar. L.
rlrs. 10 Egoiide work for the nm.
onu,psr. u. now Industries; aud
S,caDd 70 MONDE ii home market
for or surplus farm prcducts.
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Holiday Presents

Not very expensive, but suitable
i.audspuIc Hud useful.
For La'i's Finest ~pCrfumcry and
toilet wat,Gs, Freuch crystal glass
toilet sets, elegant leather card cases
etc, etc.
For GcnilcTcu--Chniccst brands
Of imported md fey West cigars
m""trscinum aud hriar root pipes.
elegant leather rorket books, COM
rlc;c shaving Quilts, etc, etc, with
mnny more handsome and useful
things at Mulicr's.
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Nevada Mark ct,
j. j.. TODD. PnornrEroR,
-rFiLEn NJ
Il l. l. KIN n 8
FRESH & SALT A
HAUSAGES Or ALL KINDS.

hope by FAIR DE >LING 10 deserve n
portion Of the patronage Of tho fo1d I-oplo
OF Elkn mud vicinity. no,.lstf
Go Ia tic Nnvrdn Mont Market for
Primo, Rib R0as,s a. l2l5 els. per NJ:
20 tor House StonI;e, 10 cts. prr H.;
Lon Steaks, l2iE cta. per o.: Round
nnd Chuck StouEp, 10 ola. per IL.
Boiling Beef. 10 cts. Irr H.; Head
!, hces", ~ eta. pcr IT,; Pressed Corn
Beef. 20 eta. per IL; A.N"lI Pork
Snnsnrc, 20 rts. ror H.. Al orders
lcft at Tho Market will Ie promptly
dClivI rod. Il
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MARRIAGES..

''dn. Wv. IT, WIDra TO May Will.
iarnt.
March 2--John murphy TO AIico K.
Boals.
March Nv. II. Waiter - Eliza
Ann Du,all.
March l-.Mcrritt T.. Allen 10 Addio
IL. La"ia.
March l3-Ailcn H. CJtant to Mag.
gio q. buii.cI.
March % -Alcxunder Gardner To
AMMO q. Scranton.
Aprl al Johnston t. Jennie
Thompson.
ApiIl U-rnnS ". Riddle 10 Della
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Advertised Letters.

Following il a list uf letters remain.
ing Ia tho TOatOG.cc at E,i.o, Mon-
day, December Is, 1891:
jlnil, o Mcdonald. Angrsl
G"hblc, Albert Gibson. G. /
Persons calling for any ui ticaBuvc
lctt,rG vii please say "ntlYartised."
Frw.Hn r.. BULKEy, Il. VI.
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10 the Public.

Mrs. \. ". Brown informs the pub
lie that tno Humboldt House has
I'e"n Thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and renovated and is now OTcn for
hoarlcrs md iolgcrs. Meals served
at al! homre. i share OF rublic
patronage is solicited. Il
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Sam Nerschwnn1cr is still at Nyc's
old stand ready 10 10 any work 10 h's
inc that you may wlIt donc. lIc
Is a first class mechanic AID viii guar
nLiUe satisfaction.
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Notice,

In order TO make room for Spring
good, | will sell Wnm"n's, Misses
ami Childr"n's shoes at reduced prices.
Call and SEQ them.
II T. OsELL.