The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-11
POSTAGE is CHEAP.
Ladies, Here is Your Leap Year OPP
portunity.


which marked every paper on our ex
change list, the NUGGET last week men
toned that this was leap year. 1t alst
added that this would not interest sin
gle ladies in DeLamar, because they
could have their choice of all the bach
elors here without taking advantage O
the privileges of leap year. But wher
all of the ladies here have had their
choice there will still be very large
number of eligible gentlemen left, and
for their benefit we wish the outside
world to have some of their names SC
that ladies at a distance can address
them and give them chance to get out
of the wretchedness of living alone. The
following brief description of some OF
our bachelors will serve as pointer for
ladies who wish to write them:
Ludwig, John D.-A gentleman of
German extraction, Kentuckian by
birth, little on the shady side of forty.
] He is mining expert, manager for one
of the biggest mining svndicates on the
Pacific Slope; is dark, with very black
eyes, and every inch a.gentleman. His
ambition is to make some worthy and
suitable woman happy. He would pre-
fer widow and would not object TO q
couple of membranes in the way of
daughters. He is splendid catch for
a good woman, but she must be good to
catch him.
Brannan, Andrew.-An elderly bach
elor, with wad of money in San Fran
cisco bank, a big block of DeLamar
mining stock to draw dividends from
and no bad habits, except chewing to-
bacco and trying to make his money
draw big interest. He used to play solo
for the drinks, but has now sworn off
both cards and cock tails. Some elderly
lady, who must belong to the Catholic
church, could txirl him around her fin
ger and be very happy in controlling
him.
Mitchell, Wiliam.-A quiet, dark
complexioned and good looking bache-
lor; thirty-three years of age man of
excellent habits and even, good temper;
liberal, honorable and fond of ladies' So
ciety. He is now prosperous saloon
keeper but was cut out for something
young lady ought to have him.
Plummer, DR.. J. 1.-The leading ply
stefan of the camp a widower, without
children, just turned thirty a portly
and educated gentleman from Iowa
weight 240 pounds; dark hair and eyes I;
enjoys good income ; is free and
hearty liver and has more friends than
two could shake sticks at The lady who |
wishes him must be accomplished and |
extremely good looking and amiable.
He is ready to exchange correspondence
and photographs, and would procure
marriage license on short notice.
Allen, Theodore.-A tall and hand
some blonde Englishman, now thorough
ly Americanized about twenty-eight
years young musician and sings well.
He holds an important and responsible
position, and is always so genial and
clever that he has friends galore. The
girl who gets him will catch prize.
Wcissman, Phillip.-Our good looking
postmaster proprietor of two drug
stores, and wants a wife awfully bad
the lady who captures him must cinch
him at once for he is very tickle and is
carried away by the next pretty face
hat confronts him. He has been en-
yaged several times.
Olsen, Hans.-A handsome Swede :
blonde, thirty years old and prosper ,
Jus boss cal penter. Contemplates trip
o Stock holm to hunt a wife, but would {
lot go if some handsome and bright girl
ried TO stop him.
McCabe, George big,good natured :;
md good looking gentleman of twenty r
our winters, nineteen of which were
pent in Missouri, from whence be
anne; is chief clerk in big mercantile
louse (; claims that he is engaged, but
his is only bluff to keep the girls from :.
unning after him. He would make
God woman happy. !,
We might swell the above list very
argely. We have left out Josh and !,
ieorge Bruce, Jonas Olsen, Lou Rawl- !,
ngs, Jas. O'Brien, Jack Miller, Geo. :,
ireen, Charley Phelps, Jas. Stewart, "
IAN Hays, Peter Garden Mat Cronin,
lilly Siattery, James Gartin, Harry Jar T
is, and Jim Freeburn with malice q
Fred Pilliner, Charley p
olan and Tim Carroll are not in it, Joe sc
rown does not wish to get married I'M 81