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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

He was bar.footed and altogether
looked like . sign for rag store.
"You can't deny" said the magistrate,
"thAt . loaded pistol was found In yoar
pocket"
"No. your honor" wa the tramp's re-
ply. "but you must understand that
thee times nobody knows when he may
b attacked and robbsd."-Flisgends
Biattss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Dr. T.. 4. Miller, ~ Cro.' rlain., Wi..'
ha. expressed the opiulon that, for oh
.tlnair case. ~ syphilis ani scroiul''
Aver. Slrapsrilla !. unque.ilonahly The
mo.i effective remedy knosn 10 rh,fm.
acy. woni rial cur. have resulted
froul A. use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

la mans wife caught hini kissing hi.
type ritter IL could hardly br ,la'un-d 10
b. typographical error, but IL would
certainly %. q mi.print and would be
promptly cvIfcctc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Tn. A.,r.... nl.ms.a.

R-portsr-D,I you ,.ll the jewels Of
the lat. Mis. fOotlytes, which abe BE-
queaihe,l Zoe the founding Of hospi,An
Executor
Rsporisr-Might ask how much WA
-taliE~ll
Execute, Certainly. II wa stT.-
New YurA sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Ihsve b-en q great suffervr from dry
catarrh for many years. and triesi many
remedies, but none did me 80 much bene-
fit az Ely's Cream Balm. IL completely
cured me. n. J. Lally, % Woodward
Ave-, Bostou Highlands, NAss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

To prevent the hardening 4 the sub
cutan,ou, tissues 81 the ,cslp ani The
oblltersiion % the hair follitlc., which
cause baliness, use N III. Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
rIIr n0srnN srAR

saws Dr. Kaufman. great book on Dis
ease. I. the beet work ever published.
4 copy will H. sent free Ia anybody who
send. three 3-c-nt stamps, Ia paw post
sg-, To- \. T.. oriway & Co., Boston,
Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Tommy Ito ne~ boy)--"iou wasn't
born la thi. country. Nou cant never be
N-s bpy-"No, but ]
can b, policeman SOME day aud you
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
CoN.r,srr,oN cVREp.

There are people who prsy for show
crs % blessing Who want them "a come
without any clouds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
4 Nv Mind.

What kind u dog have your Asked
Robbie.
~ New Yorker answered Fred.
but hi, u other Was = Newfoundland
-lIa1er's Young People.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Ihs Hal Ifssabls

Il, wa. all very well for the pet 10
all about a perfect wOmsp. nobly
planned. said SIR. Arrers sadly. but
he trouble i. that IL takes such . lot %
money To carry out the plan."-BostOn
Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
The SICK MAN

who has tried numerous
Sar~aparillas and specifics
Without permanent relief.
makes no mistake in using tho
old reliable iI,nosi Purifier. 81.
"" AtwnSl'- li.ttrrS. \ spcci.
tie foe Dyspepsia, Liver trouls-
L.. nnd Constellation. Trade
mark IL. a." beware ot int
tati.nS. rii.~ uni, IL. ~"
uTFtl o. NfsTul.sH.. l.nAHn 80 ttTAtrul
~kU.A.hfrA NJ 10 ia. -. 10.
erNrfr i'ag Efur ussnf fcsrs rs-is
- III ~ i.Hf So I'LL AtHa--fs iitiss..
60 a.aafta a ..s.. f.sr.t in 90 hasltsis
Is Tssr..ra a.. ft Fu-ssl o. lssa. H.
sr'rf 'fra.lf Ir .t.i IA taf.r nastlia -
fsrFr .IfrT o.. Cots reas &C. u y ars
.a.aa- q .r fFfl g. ..I.Iifftr1 So s..s hat
I.Hrr -a."r 800 as.r. .Hrsa aas1 n a D. $500
80 o.. HatsIIa1 81 q .I.r go raf-t = irstr..f
q nff GO rr. II ..t a .HfH.fr.r o. t.flI
~ 'Haf siterts 60. 7 a.t Ii '..F hIHs -
.f.Ht "a f.rf Il .Irtfr. a d.. - - Scr.
.f .t SO FL rsa. rr t..af 90 q na 60 f'rts-
sr..I.- Id 81 .Hs ...H - isss rgusl uzssl.si
~ fn Fl. tfr..Hs a. auftua
n FHTf 81 lrr .t-s - 80 tlrHt. sFf.l Isl
go A.. zee r"#rr.rH - ..fff. rrrrHss faaE
n. ~ ~ z. SON. Pysr1s~s. .t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

II 1. not considered good form for a
Young woman to jsb her bonnet pin In
the same hole twice Ia succession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Ethel showing her engagement ring =
"Don't you admire hi ia.icf' Maui.
"yc-,., .o far q. j.sslry u concrrnei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

.s g :s s { ::;: sss: ::
Colrns, Oxford Dsnassi. fsns. hsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

III Was IA 'an INA, aid willie, I'D
hir, another doctor. The baby We goi
thl. timc wasn't finished. IL hadn't q
tooth az a hair"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

q A..i-sssss ss& The orssss,
= give rssd ssorning 10 yoa. NJ. Hall
Mhy. ukaf Q mammoth hAsksti
Hoe many egEs might u contAins 70 ~
Hsmiiity Ask IL"
ny any aaah-r ~ froa too V zee
TIE lc,s divided even
Asi there's last eas renAiains owe vhss
pi,hiiax By sls.ea
Just nf,s~a cents tbsy ey The dssss eoss-
Could Any - yoar seheisrs
Toll ~hai ur.cn the loi gained 90 iost
10 sold Toe thirty dellArsr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

add you ever 20 up In . balloonr'
.Ouce." "what we're your sensationsy'
..Oh. the same ~ usual. I wanted the
EARTH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Pennies. philosopher. waste much
time Ia t.lliug boy. hos tl'ey may bc-
come Ti,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Dropped on sugar, children love TO
take JOhnson's Anoiync ilnlment Tor
coughs aud colds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

wsss n.sy vss s.cs. 90 ss's hsr csssorA
WIN .A. .s . Cal. sAs er,~i Toe cas.o'sA
wl>a On. s--rsms Mo-. che chung 10 cssss''A
W.. .As IA cal.ir,a. sAs ss,, ti-m csssor,A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

oftwo women, choose the one that
will have you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Dr.. 4 VI DAN: Dear SIR
Forthrre YEAR, wls such a sufferer
from scrofuia that my misfortune
wlNa matter ~ common comment No
IN li,inc | could get from ply sican,
IN the vicinity ~ my home helped ms.
Scrofula bunchcs AMI sores came
on nv bply. NJ neck vls .o h.icd
with them that my head wa, drawn
Ca on. side In a manner a. tp pre-.
sent Shaking spectacle. ! have
been cured. While friend, consniu.
late M anil physicians earnestly in.
quirr what IA. done it. take pleasure
Ia stating 10 them that FOR N" last year
I have b,cn receiving treatment from
IIg.tbn', best known AMI most Sue
rc>,ful Specialist, 4 VI. Dam. ". -.
aul. .ir. your kill Wa. never pat Ia .
scycrcr tcst than when you undertook
a. curr me. especially 40, n the treat.
ment hal 81 be- carried on hy cor.
rcspondcncc. Yours respectfully,
Fan l.. DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Ne s;.-A Dessis Letter rsis.s
first 10 IN marble. bat %, In sioss
s~cooi u In bois. and also In tone
Third 10 In bot. tut n, IN E,.i.
foarth l. IN tile. bat m, In scsi
flfth 10 IN s,aid. bal N, In bros
rltth h IN tur~~n. bat ~, In giA@A
boz nay y bols there are cities tsa
fthi the~e Pleas. prsJ fOa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

At the club. GAY hich"lor-"po YOU
think there I. ANYTHING In the theory
that married men live longer than un.
marrlsSI onrsr' ilenIeCkoi fri"nd
fNrirllv)-"Oh, I don't know-sc'ms
l.Ff..Fw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

liis hard To draw the line between good
aud evil but how does the other political
party manage 10 get all the bad men!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

That brs.sy ringing cough means .
croupy night. Give Johnsoa's Anodyne
unlment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Congestion aud pueumoui, msy often
be- prevented BY u.ius Johusons Ano-
dyn. l.iuiincut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
OHNShE Fl.tILHLI
Is Cents.
TRULY WONDERFUL.
AGoNr ruENrp To ioN

~ m1ry than foaf frau : 80 ..'ff
frum tta.s terrible trual.fs A. rH. FL
suansn Ha.ktrhs. thH.s ssfai lsarrs e.
raIns. stth uaT tssss uha have .s. Sc
W artet'ts a. sst WaHlI ga .h.s a. f
sat.ns ani uhsu Z Iii 80 tls fH-sI a.... ..
-ssis No ~uatt is ibtr. sh aH t
fssuns ,.atl uat s.s.p nIstts aHI .. f
sofk arplui ~ hsa-s NHh aH r @
truabss. hi ,hronis pisuh.ra sH.. H.H.T
nu NY u's ssag puHnE CO. s..f.f eel.
nGsn i8vn 9Th ~ Dnp uUih ar.. I...
npr, mi-sry o. ny s,,a.y faI rlr aas ..a.
.li.ruarsss.i ani ufs 80 iIas
La. trrais.i by oar .-.t p1fsi.sus a.. .'
uttis bsnsft ~ physirItn si,i-.I .. .|
q tattIs ~ kIND'- ,AE-ArAHtItNa .ts
.. iir,stsi . iIi 81. an.i tl.isf fss. 30
~umsn Ttahks D. 90 a.f o. h.aE "
cur-i - an NY truu.e~. rsn sf.
w spp.tits IA. euuss a. 81 o.. s TO-
hurt ne 30 an ou.J g. gIaIt4 Ff .
no that KING, s,E- NrNHttt,
ri,s-s fsrt. al, Wi tu8vn g. nv FHf...H. ..I
ny frisHis. sai Q ,hssrf .i.y sl,f tl." .Hf
% thee sha nav ls ussis..if .a+.. .
Any ~ ny olt arIftians.
MR. sU~ANN UNUhtE
HH'rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Il hear tina, friend Gustav !. going 70
get married"
"lnde.ll l. he In lover"
"No-in dsbir-Sondags Sissa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

o. psrra-ut o. F|-.ls plr-hs.,i aitls starus
- 80 10 a. urr.h tuts aa.n--l ''s.rs rrfrlt
q IN HIrI Its. a.nI Iufs O. rsssst.. ss.a.
fur osrn olapes - r-rsirs.i
We Arr,- Q, aacspt on. coupsa % ~
ai-sys go iIt'.a.. a. 2 iayits yeu D. cal o. a.
wasn puryha-iar r-sis
sSUtu FAsis.
r 49, N'''' 'A'' ~, 1870, ,...,.
n y n,I.tsr. t.snsral Msr,hanii-s.
" FHtnIhghan. h-pts. 500. Trans.
- ~bl~t-r. p~lx.. a. Q Fsacy Gs-si..
haFr. a Farrsr. Ma, AT Caansl ,.,-,is
V Gerry, prux.. 49, sg-ortias Goods.
~ ~, ~, 49, $3.50 's,yg,r(l s.ss
: Rlshar's- Js.eisr at t,ptieisa
' bsyt5a Il,i.,sr. tsssrai Me-, Sas'ii-s.
rSlsss. A''', ~. AL csai, ssa-y
I'll. wsbb'. Blas >tsrv, CLshinx
70 EInasl Ckthinx
Mm 4 tssT.u ukrieare.
,rIia-ss "oa-s Faral.Ains Co. Isrs'iars.
n a.' - : 4 6,rsssu. r.asy Gra-srs.. -.
hEruEL
Ni.s y y Bsruhsa. Mmhsry.
wtst nsrHEL
A. I..sa. t.essr.l Nsr,hsa.ii.s.
Nt~a-.l, Spsahiias a 20. ,..a. Nsrvhsa liz.
u - Nalir0n, oas frios s,sos s.sre.
AIRS " 49, a.. A s.s.. , ssi sSsi,sSs, ,5.
NoKru HrCKFELn
AZ. Ma.os. GensrAi ssryh.aii-s.
L. l.. piIhhgi,Am. HArisars.
o.rosp.
.. \ ChAss. Fhotoxrspas. Criyoas. FrAns.-
AaP. Ysuns. Gsusrai MsrshAhii.s.
EAsr mE.s.
Jane. tvAns Co. General NerChahii-e.
HROxSItELB.
III u. Bsaa a CO. 6snsral NerchsB,iise.
SoHslN LakE
v. brNibary. ers-sriss. Coafectlonery. 90.
James >mith. ba-ts. Shes. a kab5ers.
~tst r.His
sasa-icLl a kiilsa. DRY tssi.. hsos. ssee-.
c.m I.ss. Yurun4r,. ciosAi.s a fssi.ssr.
A. .. Cartis q Co. eea@ral herytsa.ii-e.
hstASr's ro>p.
M n uathasay. 1senerAl Merr hanl lie
Esra sssvhsas. sessrai nsrshsa.ii-s.
vATsgTukD
L. u M0r-s. 0rorsr,e.. bs"s.. >ess.. 90.
l. ~ Hsriss. t.>ssrsl Nsryhssti-e.
Henry ". rsrs. GeasFsl Msrrhss.ii-s.
stLkAD.
Z. Y. kinhAi a Co. Osnsrai MsrcaASii-s-
s~os's FALts.
eeo- W. Hammoasi. Gener.l nerchsn'ii-s.
"a ". DsaANul. esssr.i NsrcA.a.li-s.
~Esr rssC.
n. l. Rsws. Gsasrai Nsrchani,-s
lrsss.s svva~i t~sJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
GRoOE4,s SWP
clS CURE TIE Olu. uTspUnC
SOLDIER.
TO prove S SEE a EA55H E

ou and after Ogtrllef '. ifli. ~ ave ffff,
psr-rn selling oar ri7dtri ihs rflfIfrf ~
selling sin hottlcs CO. tff aui guar -..t
that IN case n do fusi o. ffrHl lfh 80
receive yoar . ausy lirrt. Head ruarsa'f
stih syery battls. Ne fial1n - f..
ktlrsrF Complaint. Nrr rllr.a. IisrrrHs AZ ~
eattus. flipltafion q tbr iifau, tcilc, NeL'
vtslsnoss. I~s ~ Slosft ni1zlncss luf 81
~ "a ths ATprtitf. lsurisy lains. u ~
v Int 90 TIE StounsCl. liafklaE tuuEhs 49,
Constipation. Aud Why vtli " eufst ~
eaase u u ts.itxisF. rarifSins. sa.thins.
and Healing. " u crnlfsuufifd fflia ~
paFe.t fults and tfTir. re frun Alffhsl
~ Nophia. n a. hsFri'csf o. ths sfhailfst
Thisl! children like "a. ard " u e. sll~fHai
io Castor Ol and al ufhef yTeJafatinus
fsil fsr Grodsr'. B.f.nls uy.reres
Trademark. The Beaver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Iiee,ham'. iii. sell well because they
..nf,.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15
MINING NOTES.

The owners of-the Diamond mine, at
Eureka. are arranging to,exhibit three.
ton galens bouMsrftom the mine at the
worlds fair, y win barry at lelst 200
ounces silver. ard zs per cent lead per
ton. A bouldsr estimated to weigh
thirteen tons wss recently broken and
shipped front chat mine. Sentinel.
u.s.. Best. a Celorado.,xpert. on being
interviewed BY . newspaper correspond.
snt on his way GAIT fast week. said that
the mines Of White Hilla were far super.
ior to the minas.- of Crssde and that
Mohsve countyswould prove to befar
richer in minssst deposits than the best
county in the Csntennial State. --Mohave
tAris.) Miner. ~, ~, -
The great onyxqusfrtes at Los Tules.
Lower Califoipia. have been sold for
100000. El. Murray. Ex-Governor Of
Utah. is one ofsthe purchasers.
Pat Dus.n. one Of the original locator.
Of the famous Riohmond mine at Eureka.
is an inmate Of ths Insane Asylum. He
has parelytic 'dsmsntis, and probably
will live but y rev months. Sentinel.
The Forest Hill divide has from the
earliest days been known as one Of the
richest gravel mining districts in the
State. its estimated yield being no less
than $50, 000. 600 Virginia Chronicle.
Superintendent Hitchcock of the
White Cloud copper. mines and George
Lovslock. Jr.. arsivedin Reno yesterday.
Mr.. Hitchcock u making extensive i'm.
provsmsnts at White Cloud and Is dsvsl.
oping large bodies Of rich copper ore. =
JOURNAL. .sa.,
William Read. Superintendent Of the
New Ebtrhardt Mining Company. came
over from White Pine by private convey.
anee last Wednesday, with shipment Of
silver bullion from the Monitor, mill at
Taylor. --Eurekg Sentinel.
The Virginia Entsrpriss says draft Of
sixty men at thu. Yellow Jsokst mine
was made lsG "Wednesday. The low
price Of silver il the cause.
The new district 20 miles north Of
Montpelier. ia. Bear county, Idaho. prom.
iees to ,bscoRs ,ot ..much importance.
Some offths. ers contains rs to so per
cent lead. A carload of ore from the
Blsckstone hsttsd $3.50, and two carloads
more Of the same kind Of ore are ready
for shipment The North Star group ID
being rapidly developed.
Contracts ranging rtrsm fifty to one
hundred feet will be let on the White
Hills mines immediately, all the present
contracts having been completed. No
mines have ever made better showing
usdsr the amount of work done than
tbsss, -Mohave Miner.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15
PROM HELENE.
HstssE, Ferguon. Mining District.
Lincoln Co., Nev., Dec. 4. 1892.

Hxtgsx, Ferguson Mining District,
Lincoln Co.. Nex., Dec. I, 1892.
EDrron RECORD, PIocux Again /
feel that have something to tell your
many readers that win interest them. 1t
has long been thought by thinking pec-
pie that in the great day of creation,
when all was bsing put into existence.
that all future wants and conditions of
the human family Was taken into consid.
GRAFTON. and when those wants become
real. the natural supply provided for in
the beginnihg4-is developed. Two not.
able instances Of the above have been
developed in our midst in the last few
years. The gold Of onr camp was God
send when the heart was on the eve of
sinking in many Of our ,citixens.
The mines are proving rich. The PEG.
pie are coming here to stay. and the cry
was "what win We build with" Sew.
eral housssshavs been brought from other
places and put. UP. steckade houses built
of the roaghestsrchaecture. stone houses
have been built With the stones as nature
presented them,, The cry was for ''lum.
Der LUMBER !" Utah sent in afew loads,
hut the powers that controlled stopped
that amply. ,GlylRavss Valley came to our
relief with s,fsy loads; but in the midst
Of our needs and dependency Msssrs.
Hutchinson and Rarthol came witha. saw.
mill and located it at Rigs Springs, which
are sbuat aftesn miles south Of hsfs,
whore there is an abundance Of water;
and wheh'your correspondent went down
there last week :and saw with his own
eyes an endless amouut of the very best
Of saw timber. his surprise knew no
bounds. The beat judges think there
! are Ave million Net Of lumber within two
miles Of the mill, and down hill to haul
the logs. One tree was cut last week
that scaled 22ll feet lumber two more
were sawed entirely off the day we 60,
there that did not. fall until hard winds
came to blow tlrsm over. We never saw
= straighter lot of.Hgs' at any mill. mol
better lumber than Is made at that mill
and il sold at helene at $45. 90 per NJ
| All honor Ia due. TO- -Messrs. Hutchinson
and Barthol for their 'indomitabls pluck
and unyisidiing perseverance in planting
q mill In the depths OF the mountains
where we have been hold nothing but .
bird could 4fy to;sor an animal that hat
hands or ctaws could move. But the mil
! is there and making first. class lumber fo
any country. i. Mr., Gibson and family
and Mr.. Barthol and family reside here.
the latter supplying the mill operator
with the necessary food.
. ~. SAMUEL REED.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15
NEW TODAY.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT

--oP TIE
Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury Of Lincoln
County TOT the Thrsa Months ending
September 30thL 1882
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15

The Beaver Utonian has the following
in relation to railroads that may be built:
CHARLES Tirnan Of Cedar called to.
day. He says the prospects are fiatter.
ing that the Utah. Nevada 4 California
railroad will reach Cedar within q year.
They have expanded upward f$lOo, 0oo
In surveying the route. The iron and
coal mines are immense ="
"Ths following letter explains itself.
1t certainly mssns that the ambitious
Union Pacific will not allow the Rio
Grande to have this field by means Of Ito
Clear Creek route to sulphurdale /; =
"Salt Lake, Nov. 20, ls92.--Editor
Utonian--Sir: ! note from newspapers
that there is some excitement In your
vicinity on account Of gold strike or dis.
covery. would be very glad to have
you give me any information on this sab.
iect which you may be able at IN early
date. We may Be able to use this to
considerable advantage. not only to the
railroad company but to the people In
your vicinity. Yours truly,
D. 3. BuRLSY. General Agent"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15

$500 10
W. ]. DOOLEY,
County Treasurer
II. W. TURNER,
County Auditor.
By ALEX /. HARRISON.
p. 49,, Deputy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15
Death of DAME, Grant.

Daniel Grant died this afternoon at his
home on Main street after an illness of
about two months, from some aH ction Of
the stomach and liver. Deceased was an
old resident Of this place and was an old
coaster. A man respected by all who
knew him and an all around good citizen.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from his late residence on
Main street
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15

The snow in Bodie was from seven to
fifteen feet deep last week.
Mrs. Russell. fourteen years old. has
secured divorce from her husband, aged
SO, at Victoria. British Columbia.
The pay roll on the Comstock for the
month of November amounted to $l56,
423. or $ll, l02 loss than for the preced.
ing month.
The wife of Jim Corbett, the pusilist.
has commenced suit against him for
divorce. on account of his proclivities for
running after adlepated females.
The highest tide ever experienced in
the harbor Of San Francisco occurred on
the morning of the Sd inst. The water
came clear up to the fsrry.slip aprons.
A Kansas farmer who had much troubl
in shipping eggs has at last succeeded in
getting consignment delivered in good
order by marking the box dynamite. I"
Hayden Hill district, Las.en county,
has yielded about $1,000. 900 in gold.
The mines were discovered 20 years ago,
aud have been worked more or less ever
since in small way.
Fifteen years ago sman who carried an
umbrella in Carson would have been
laughed to scorn. Now everybody car.
ries one; even Washoe brave was seen
yesterday protecting his manly by form
hoistinga cotton umbrella at the cross.
ings News.
Husband and wife playing cards Wife
LET us play for something. Husband
What shall it be? Wife--Let us play
for silk dress. II you lose I'll pick out
the dress, and if loose you can pick IL
ont. but 1t mustn't cost less than $780,
Texas siftipgs-
One OF the prisoners in the State Prison
at Carson last Thursday fell into a tank
OF scalding hot water in the laundry
room. He was completely immersed for
afew moments. He was horribly scalded,
one OF his arms being literally cooked to
the bone.
When F. G. Newlsnds was in Battle
Mountain, a few days previous to the
election, ne promised the people of that
burg that he would defrsy the expenses
OF dance, in case of his election. Last
Monday. whom en- route to Washington,
at Battle Mountain he left bis check for
800, the dance to take place on the 3Oth
instant. Austin Revielle.
The Russians call the grip" Chinese
catarrh, the Germans call it the Russian
pest, the Italians name it the German
disease. the French call it the italian
fever. and the Spaniards name it catarrh,
The Italians invented the term "influ.
enza" in the seventeenth century, and
attributed the disease to the influence Of
certain planets.
An old soldier at Olympia. Washing.
ton, recently asked for an increase in his
pension Of IS per month, on the score Of
an injury to his left ankle, disease Of the
throat, chronic. diarrhea, piles, catarrh
affecting the lungs, spinal weakness, gun.
shot wound on left hand, rheumatism
and injury to right leg. and he didn't
feel well himself.
The Austin Rsveille says doubtless
this has been the best year for the collec.
ton Of taxes in the history Of Lander
county, for when the books closed on
Monday night only thirteen names were
delinquent. with an aggregate Of Sl39. 10.
The total amount to be collected was
$54, 575 SO, ofwhich amount there bs,
been collected s54, 436.73. leaving tho
amount delinquent ct the figures stated.
This 10 a good evidence of the county's
prosperity.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15

The County Auditor gives notice that
he holds 10 the General fund Of the
county sls49A subject to the payment
OF outstanding scrip against the General
fund. The scrip which will take this
money 10 that issued since April. 1875.
The notice will be continued for thirty
days, when the money will be paid to th
holders Of the Oldest pieces