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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

We presume when the democratic
congressional convention meets in Red
Cloud, that they will nominate our
"Jsa Ward" for congress. JEFF 10 q
fearless and enthusiastic exponent Of
democratic principles and We should
like 10 ses him nominated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

hence 1t is not necessary for
US to dwell long upon their
good qualities, for ne N Of
whatsoever political party a say
bad word against either, and say it
and as to craftsmanship
their record goes unimpeached and
will stand beside that Of the immort.
al heroes who have made America IA.
nous the world over. Both
believe in honest government and be-.
lieve that America should DO for
Americans. So much for the next
president and vice president. For
congress in this district the rcpubli-
cans have wisely nominated that
peerless and silver tongued orator."
Of Hastings,
HON. A. w. ANDREWS,
q man who if elected, and he surely will
be, can and will represent the 9th dis
trict in q manner that 1t deserves.
He is able and scholarly, understands
political and econom 10 situation fully,
discusses the tariff and other great
subjects easily and in a manner that
is neither egotistic or bombastic, but
as is commonly said sis a shoulder
hitter" The CHIEF feels proud Of
Mr.. Andrews and believes no will be
elected in November, lie is the kind
Of q man to have in congress. The
republicans everywhere are enthusias.
tic over his nomination.
JOHN M'CALLAN,
who cam to Webster county twenty
years ago q poor but industrious mar
and purchased a homestead where he
has since lived an honest and straight
forward life, surely winning his way to
success step by step, over the rough
and stormy years that this part Of
Nebraska has passed through, A
man who can successfully Withstand
the hardships of frontier life and
make it win, is &C rtainly the man
the people want to represent them in
the legislature. He is a very successful
farmer and will be elected. He is .
clean, honest upright citizen, aud
would be q credit to the county.
For county attorney,
RANNY M'NITT,
was nominated. Mr.. McNitt is a
young man, a thorough graduate Of
law. q clean nnright young mar who
every one knows to be just the fellow
Cor county attorney for he will attend
to it as II should be. Webster county
voters should see that Ranney is elect
ed. The Office Of county attorney
was not crea ted for the purpose Of
keeping any n man, but was created
for the purpose Of maintaining ord er
and law in our county, and If proper.
ly attended is an important Office and
should be held by a competent lawyer.
For Coroner, DR.. Hoyt Of Cowles
was nominated. The doctor though
unknown to us is reported by his
friends to be a No, ] man and weli
qualified for the position.
As we have remarked several times
in this article that this lisa republican
year and a year for clean men, The
CHIEF "a point to both with pride,
for not q man on our ticket no far has
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Our Independent friend Of the Ma.
tion, says that the republican nomin-
ecs are good men. There he is right
for no better men live in Nebraska
than those on the republican ticket,
but when he says they belong to the
money power he simply 10 throwing out
sop 70 the independent voter to keep
him In line. The money power is
m%oonshine, il Is folly, it is idle talk,
u%nwarranted and untrue as applied to
the republican party any more SO,
than TO the Peoples party. 10 Me-
braska for instance, let US compare
the money power candidates and
hangers on, Of that party that is 80
much interested (2) apparently 10 the
welfare Of the workingman. Let's
see. There is the sanity VanWycke,
how is he? Worth nearly q coal
million, a man who is said to have
imported men by the hundred to Me-
braska to take up government land
for him, then there 10 the celebrated
Van ervors, another wealthy gentle
in the employ Of monoplies, (of
course be is not controlled by the
money power, oh no.) Then again
there is Powderly what is he A
few years ago when he assumed con.
troll Of the knights Of labor he was
q poor man, to-day, he is healed.
How did he get itP And all along
the line with few exceptions, the
men who are espousing the cause Of
the peoples party are men, who If moi
millionaires, are better fixed than lot,
Of the poor people who have been led
into following . nightmare by the indie
pendent leaders. Riches are not tt
be despised, and on that subject, VIC
wonder II any Independent would re
fuse Q fortune or . thousand acres o.
land If rendered him? We suppose
he would, because q man according tc
their idea has no right to be anything
else but . poor man, he must not have
any ambition any farther than ours
ing some fellow for being . little bet
ter fixed than he financially for wher
that fellow gets fixed he Immediately
becomes under the control Of thu
money power. Sec 4! Consistency sure
ly thou art out of business ia the Jude
pendent camp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

D. N. Abel and vita expect to g.
to Denver Sunday to visit.
Don't fail to make your arrange
ments to attend tho fair.
Every one who is acquainted with
A. 9. Sanford, or "Dennis" as he is
w~ell.known, will be pleased 10 know
that after many years Of hardship has
fallen heir to $4,000. The CHIEF
extends congratulations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

President Harrison's nomination OF
George Shiras, Jr., q Justice Of the
Supreme court, maintains the high
standard Of all his judicial appoint
msn.s. The appointments he has
made 10 the bench have on unstinted
oommsndssion and praise from poll
tical friends and foes alike.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Hon. James G. Blaine, tho Plumed
knight, Of Maine, will take the
stump for President Harrison, IN a
few days. One thing is certain Mr..
Blsins can always be depended upon
In . political campaign. He never
sulks In his tent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Our Candidates.

AT the republican convention held
last Thursday, the 2sth, two Of our
very best Webster county men wcrc
placed in nomination for representa-.
tive and attorney. This is a year Of
clean men, and all along the line the
republicans have nominated such.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

A. W. H. Austin, Of franklin, has
received the endorsement Of this
county thore 10 no doubt but what he
will DO nominated next month at Red
Cloud for state senator. He will
make Q good capable officer Of whom
we may be proud.-Echo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
McKcighan at IIoldrcgc.

IL mean no disrcspcct 10 the
DErENsELEss DEAD when 1
say 1 am NO DEMOCRAT.,
The above arc the identical
words used BY Mr.. NICK cighan
I'm his speech when nominated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Van Wycke's nomination is a bitter
pill 10 most Of the tried asd true in
dependents. To the buldosers his
nomination 10 satisfactory. One thing
10 certain, he csnnot carry Nebraska
By q 5000 votes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

The republican platform as adopted
By the state convention this week, Is
one Of the soundest documents that
hes ever been presented BY any party
in the state. Every voter should read
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
For O and Feed

Go and see L. P. Albright. He keeps
the best brands and sells his -four just
as cheap as others. Also sells hard
and soft coal. Prices reasonable. Of
fee and scales, corner Of Webste Vel
street and 4th avenue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Biennial Enoampment Uniformed
Rank Knights Of Pythias, Kansas
City, NO., Aug. 1927. All agents
may sell tickets at a rate of one fare
for round trip. Tickets to be sold
August 1923 inclusive and limit for
return Sept. Is.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
BuckIen's Arnicca Salyc

The Best Salve IN the world for outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever
Sores, letter, Chappea hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all other Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
auired. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price rs
boz. For sale by l.. II. Deyo.8
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Bee Keepers supplies.

A. MOZART, the hardware man, will
hereafter keep all kinds of Bee Keep
er's supplies. Mail order filed
promptly. If.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

We advise all our readers to procure
"Marshsll's Manual OF Health" This
valuable book should be in every home,
1t is o masterpiece Of science. Sentf free
On application to Marshall Chemical Mfg
Co.. Kansas City, Mo-, or Lawrence, Kas
For sale by L. II. Deyo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
1 Want 10 BUY Farms

Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can find
buyers by calling on ID. 3. Spanogle,
Real Estate and Loan Agent, Red
Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Take "Hepaticure" an d prevent chill
and fever-rather than nauseous danger
GUS drugs to cure them. For sale by L
H. Deyo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Rev. Pulls Of Red Cloud exchang.
ed pulpits with Rev. Palmer Of Lin
coin last Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

G.. A. r. Interstate Reunion, Su-
perior, Neb., Aug. 1927. Agents
within 200 miles Of Superior may sell
tickets to that point at one fare for
the round trip, tickets to be sold Aug.
2l-26 inclusive and limit for return to
Aug. 20.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Horses for Sale or Trade

I have eighteen head Of horses and
colts for sale. Will trade for city proper
ty VI real estate, or sell cheap for cash, or
on time for good paper.
st w. ii. FULLER, Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Recommended by the Queen.
This 10 what all the English people say
about whatever they have TO sell. In
America however it's "the verdict Of the
people" that Haller's Barb Wire Lini-
ment is the most successful remedy for
cuts, bruises and sores ever introduced.
For sale by @. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

the least faint about him, but all are
clean and good sound republicans.
The enthusiasm shown now will be
redoubled and thrilled by the ides Of
Nnvamhas
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Farm loans at lowest interest.
Strictly frst-olass loans at lower rates
than has ever been given in this coun.
ay before. Option to pay part or all
at end of any Year,. +. GATHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

II dull, spiritlees and s.uped: IL your
blood is thick and sluggish; IL your appe.
tite is capricious and uncertain, you need
a Sarsaparilla. For best rest results use
De Wits, G, L, Oottinp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

II Ia a fixed and immutable Law that TO
have good sound health n muss have
pure rich and abundant blood. There is
no shorter nor surer route than by a course
" peWitt's Sarsaparilla.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

vete Against the Grccnbscks.
II y reported that II the Greenbackers
get into power they will pas q law to
make everyone buy Haller's Sure Cure
Cough Syrup and DO away with doctors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
manYHaiNMan

II. Il. Pond, will write Hail insur.
ance in one Of the best companies rep
resented in the west as cheap Is any.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

"Late to bed and early to rise viii
shorten the road to your home in the
skies" But early to bed and q Little
Early Riser" the pill that makes Life
longer and better and wiser. G. Il
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

For Fire Lightning aud Tornado
Insurance in the German Of Freeport
and other reliable companies, call on
or write to Chas. Schaffnit, Office over
Deyo's drug store, Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Notice..

All orders for oil or gasoline left
at Spokesfeld's grocery store will be
promptly filed by the Blue Tank
Wagon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

LOST IA gold necklace with five
brilliants. A liberal reward offered il
eturned to L. H. Fort,
County Clerks Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Sherin's sale.

Sherili's sale.
Notice 10 hereby given that under ana by yIr.
tue OF an order OF sale issued from he office or
q. Il. CrOne, clerk OF the district court OF the
tenth judicial district, within and for Webster
county, Nebraska, upon u decree In an action
pending therein, wherein 2. s: mcclure is
Freelove, Coin Bros: q Co., Paxton 4 Gal.
lagher; Sweet; Orr g. Co.; Reginer Shoop
Crockery Co.; Kirkendall, Jones Goo, defend.
ants, ] shall offer for sale at public yepdue 10
the highest bidder for cash In HAND at the east
aoor OF the court house ut Red Cloud, In said
webster county, Nebraska, THAT being The
building wherein the last term Of said court
I'd Day Of August, A. II. 1902,
nc one o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
described property towit Lots three and four
IN block one, IN vance's first addition tu the
town OF Guide Rock, Webster Co., Nebraska.
given under my hand this 2sth day OF june,
A.. d.. 1899, '
GRO. f.. Coon. Sheriff.
JAMES MCNENY, Pitts Atty. 493Od T.
The above ale was continued fer 30
days for the want of bidders. 1t will be
again offered for sale September 8, 1892.
at ! O'Clock p. M.
GEE. +. Coos, Sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

The republicans are bound to win
this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No second mortgage.--D. b
SPANoGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

The Independents nominated thu
following state officers at Kearney OF
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ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1892
DGsP-SEA SPONGCS,
curious and Heauii.uI Forms Found

curious and beautiful Forms Found I'm
Ocean depths.
Some OF the most beautiful thinu.
that 1--we in the ocean arc the spongcs of
The great depth, which have often very
curious and interesting FORMS" said a
naturalist to reporter of the Washing
ton star. Not least remarkable are
The so-ca!lcd 'Sca-ncsts,' which arc in
the form of spheres or sometimes egg
shaved.
he outer coat Of one of these spcci.
mems Is complicated network over
which q delicate membrane is spread.
An ornamental frill adorns the upper
part while the lower portion throws
on; II mae Of ilOssy iilamcuts like fine
white hairs.
These hairs penetrate the scmi-Cluitl
mud IN every direction, thus holdins:
the sponge IN its place, while Il continu-
Gus current OF water Is drawn by wav-
ing ella through al parts of the mass,
passing ont by = lIolc at the top. In
TINS manner the animal absorbs what
ever iood may be a!loat.
Another singular sponge is the
glass rop1,' wlich sends down into the
mn! co!icd wiSp Of iilamcuts rs thick
ns IL Knitting needle. The latter opens
out into brush. il%ing the creature in
place after the manner of a screw pile
"Siiil another remarkable sponge is
found IN the deep water of the LoiTodcn
islands. 1t spreads ont INTO a thin cir
cular cake, surrounded by what looks
liii" fringe Of white floss silk.
Yet another curiosity is the 'cupcc-
tclla' sponge of the Philippines. which
lives embedded to its lid in the mud and
supported by a lovely frill."
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Will Saw Wood.

Governor Pcnn"ycr, Of Oregon, in
.1tvryi"w on tho 9th. sail:
'@Ilh'Ish the Stat, Conventions u (
.,E Pnr.tcn in Oregon haze guno
-i on I'"c coinage. I do not be.
'."'h' Hc"rlo have. 1t is my opin
that lhu taio election IN juno
30 Furnish gront surPriso to every.
~. A. the late Democratic Con,
'"NiI"a r"i9ctcd the frca coinage
an: upon which stood two years
. 'o "ud upon which still stand, there
l".hlug inft for m' 10 do duriny
..' pending cnn"nss but to stay al
"a, uni saw wuud."
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rOLUME 26.
-ra~T UDDING Ton NEVADA

.. -, whose loyalty has never
.... bt,d, Nevada, whose minos
....-.. .iT wcalth into the National
.a..-.r Nevada, whose d.spi:e Il
...... rcs helped materially To re.
-u.-. r"cje payment; whose gold
' lrcd 10 pay the interest due
-.. sIt'uuai bonds when payment
..- = 90 foreign buudholdcr7.
-.... -i'rcr Mas dcmun"ti2ci in
.'.. 'e has lived on "wiud pui-
..' The Administrative aud fLg-
..... ho'iIcs during that period
.. ..'.@ t.ic pnti"ncc Of her Icopiy.
.. wonder they have tHkcn the
... t"ir .a.th? Whilst hc5 sl=lc.
.. a.,Gurn'n, in her principal city,
'...... "Ilb l'rljo 10 thc paiHiiu. homes
-.. .arraaires who sprLnG into cN-
like mussrCOma ia the ui.llr. .
20 .-r lulI and sweat uf her hardy
.... ..Cso paTvcnuCs h We.
..,. ..ri nor like ul orange and
lbn rint away. II there il
".. ming III rctrihniivo justice,
.. r"tuF Uf such Iucp must be
.-...f'. a. they lopt btck, whca Ia
... cu;sci greed 20. COLL
... .5 u. hsr toi.crs We're sacrificed
'.. &c cuplAity; bat iagratitudc is II
... ..1ry ytr.', aul one nf tins HursI
.-.'a.:s the human fdmily.--W White
.... ..a's.
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Mr.. 6. ". Grover, ex editor oi tho
lHoGr"Tn&TT, ~ prrncing around in
great shape to-day. The cause Of tho
oil gcntl"msn's Eilarltv is tina; he
received n letter from Idaho. inform.
ing him of tho birth OF - great grand.
child. lie claims 10 be the yunng-
cst great grand father in the State.
For further particulars sco the prop
or heahng.
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What is called the English gooscbarry
In this country is not such, but Il hybrid.
lt!% English Couscbcrry will not thrive.
III this part NJ America. for no sooner
d'r" the berry bcFi.! u form than .
nl!'icw appears upon il. and only u,
TIC constant application uf liiHc t..
s'.I'''..r ca!i ttr crop Lc IIu... ,..t 10 r,r.
ftctI a. tn. climate IL too n.t for IA
En;,lIah E'msci'2rry, ard even in T.,
shaar the berries often ''sc:ic" and -
OF. IG..t which i, :;liicd the Ensii.
Fn''a"''crr" IL & i1'g!t upon the r"t:..
Stock. h.viar all thc h.r,.r",s rf T.
hati't We nd t.I,. ,.,...r.'
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a New Species Of ,rosous,o.

An exchange says: \ new twin
screS mosquito is reported discovered
III Now Jersey, which sin.s anil bite
mt bo,n ends and flies with reversible.
wings in either direction. 1t has two
heads, four wings and twelve legs.
They are ms large as or;: nary Iocusis.
nnd H. la hncks with whirring sound
like a quail. \ swarm ~ the-c mo .
qnitocs, which had bean fa,i upon by
"A party ri hunt,ra armed with shp,
guns. scattered uta "a, uaoa Il rau:: of
rIiIruti lrnmfs ncaf Newark. 'hc lit
ter il'",ac hnwa ,u' ;ry IL. ,.ali.ng
" ~ lmIn md .lrt.m.t.
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Ten Pairs uT Twins.

'ca2ns figures Of the town %
...vs, Delaware county, y. Y.
" the remark .bIr case o.
D-trom, who j, rr.r fujncr Of
---v,n children, of whom
, Err 10y one -w lie. Nj. Os,:Um's
lie, 10 whom lac was married IN
Ipr1 him four cGi!drrn. At her
; as m1rried again, and his Rcc-
l,n Presented him with three
:f-r. Aftcr her death, aud in
.' took for hIs third wifr u
.: N"'aan of uiGhrrou years, who
lr'.d! bJgc him twenty children
: rara It tNiuI Of whom eleven
wing lua5much as Mr.. Ostrom
I'! -. u1h his prolific sponso is
yet -. tho possIo.hiio5 OF tie
q IL, "Slldcring.
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The mcrcrrnts Of Carson have
generally agreed /" unite in prosrcu-
ton Of thc plan proposed by the
author Il the cali for "Wednesday
nights muss ting, viz: TO make
f"rmnl complaint tu the Inter State
Railway Commerce Commission. sub
staEtintcd by evidence suili.irnt {.
convict the :. p. Il r. Cumpau,
nndcr the Law. CGrsDa .IppcuI
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Thoro aro about l.j)l.O)) pooplo in
tho world, with worry nearly Hn equal
division Of sox. Onc.fOurth OF the
rcoplo born die before tho fifteenth
Scar, aud tho average duiation Of lifc
IL about thirty-;hrcc years; 33,UI3GO0
people dio cnoh yo1r, making II total
OF 81 sol cach day, 3,71O oqch hour, 81
each minute, aud about ono each
fOcOn1
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ppttin'S ia p"-!IInrl.

Mr.. J. VI. Morrow. ra,!rn Il "gslt Of,
ia $ place, mas re- :eivri !-tt.r Trpr.
J. W. Gale & Go Shipping pni Com.
ruissiun Merchants, 2ig 22l Davis : 81.
san Francisco. making inquiries la
regard - last years potatoes nh,rn
they say are in i,n md there at god
prices. II any oi our rnuchcrs have
potatoes 10 sell they would ID we'll 10
correspond "itu the above uurnrd
firm.
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In 700 years Japan has had 20
earthquakes Il llkc that Of Oct. %,
1891 of suoh severity ns 10 rank ns
national disasters or lrss violent
earthquakes there are fuliy 300 every
ycnr, md thoif frequency has led Ia
tho establishment of no fowcr than
700 earthquake. c.obsCrvins stations.
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Eono Journdi: Tho Rcno Rcduc.
on works nre working stcadily on
o'c' from Humboldt and Esmornlda
r'nn''os nndrr tho supervision of H..
II hock. Elcvcn or twelve mon orc
employed at tho Works. but iho l,u
prico of silver is discouragirs as only
Hory rich oros will pay.
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LMnGtngc md 'Ihnmrht.

! 'ug!p--"i 'hcrnrclcss way in which
words aro added - tho languag
g. ap"n'1abi". For instance, the word
Ispnwri;cr' .aly mean either Il
sehanism or tho human buing who
tnE TIC mcctnnism.
DauHlo--", ",Iust So"
Bwg'r--"rIon how is anyone T.
;m,w who'hrr a man IL talking nbpui
.:ho machine or tho girlY"
Honglo lo--"Watch his faco."-GThc
Justur. ".r.
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Tho cry is that "wivc4 arc in dc.
mand In the far wcSt," and yct Chico.
30 pork packinl houses turn out tons
'7i s9ntc ribs cvory day.
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W"iio Pine Ntlcs: Ntpi,a Jim,
tho iisCUrrrcr II the famous Ebrr
hardt minc nn rro,Rurc lIill, dich at
tho wir'iiup above. town Mundly ui
pncumonin. jim VAS II pretty good
lnliai, above th" average of hi,
tribc. Mj,r rrco,c, who has brcr
Jim's litclnnI tricad. got colIir
made. \ grave dug on tho outer cdg,
of tho cemetery and had him laid tc
rest all sane ~ whito man.
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Dmbuqu" Yimcs:--A sweet gir.
!'Ilaa'u' inquiries OF tho Toledo
bihi". "tNhat macaruni Is? Does IL
gro" OF rs - malr2' Great Cr ar!
tl,yr you neyor read American his.
7o'yI DO ?nu not know how Ysnl;o,
Dnuclln ""tuch n feather in hts hat AMI
called il mncnroni?' Tho ignOrauc"
ui some people is wonderful.
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NJ Snyder, Kanoaa. William Itaw.
"o9 vas rngGgcd TO bc married 10 n
rirI "f That cIty but by mistake mar.
i'"h hcr twin siatcr. who was so in,
Ih'nntcd with Mr.. Hawkins that phc
would not toll him Of tho nistakc.
M" aho so closely rosomblcd her
s,"'"r That ITO could not tell ono from
tho other.
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Advertised Letters.

Following is list OF letters remain.
ing III the Postoli.o ut ElIio, Mon.
day. April -, 1892:
JaH.cs W Nutt"r, Chns Newly C2)
birdie Jewell (2), Harry Stoldard,
Nt!lIc Shepherd. JB Scott
David McCpmb, Mrs Maggie Coicmt
Persons clilmg for any Of the above
letters viii please sny advertised"