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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-28
Sir Arnoldrs supply of stamps,

hpropos of the recent visit of Sir Ed.
win Arnold la Chicago, the following
may be interesting to his scores Of nd
mirers: ! o u friend calling on Sir Edwin
the latter remarked in course of the
conversation that he had kad no occa-
sion whilc in America to, purchase a
postage stamp. Being interrogated on
this point, the famous poet said that he
received numerous letters from people
asking his advicc, etc. He made it q
r,tle,to answer the ladies only, and as
all letters contained return postage he
was kept, constantly supplied,
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WANTED-REAL EsTATE.

WANTED-A MAN AND WIFE OR TWO
w ladies TO room and board In private family at
reasonable terms. 1929 West street.
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NOTICE TO COSrR4CrO
NOTICE To CoNTRACToRs-ME LRosE

NOTICE To. NTRACroRs-MELRoSE
~ avenue grade.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed, secretary OF the board Of public works of
the city of seattle. 10 10 II on OF Friday November
25. A u. 1892. for the grading and construction Of
side walks on both sides of Melrose avenue in the
city OF seattle from Pike street Depot street. in
said city, in accordance with the plans and speciii
cations now file In this office.
Each bid Is 10 be accompanied by n certified
cheek payable u the order of the city comptroller
for sum not less than i've ~ per cent of the
amount bid. and no III shall be considered unless
accompanied by such cheek
The successful bidder viii be required TO enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts required ny the city charter and
state laws within ten (lnD DAYS rom being mott fed
of the award. failing when Sid chAcS and the
amount thereof will he forfeited TO the city.
No person Is eligible a bidder who has within
two years prior To the LETTING made default in pay
ment of any just claim for any work lator rer
formed or for any skin or msier al furnished ru--
susnt TO any such contract Is h re advertised
o. who, within sail two years, has assigned aban-
doned, surrendered or failed TO complete any such
contract
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any ard ali bids
Proposals TO be Endorsed on the eryelope sNe-
rose Avenue Craze"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement 10 bid
b. order of the board of public works
C. q. HE.FSEK. secretary.
First publication NOVEMBER IL. 1892
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BFST RANCH Eggs FOR
L the least money at sl9 Third street. Pacific
,resmery Company.
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nook RTSDEB T.

~ .STuoyy,s RINpFgY, BLANK BOOK
manuf.cturers Washington street so..s~
CammerciaI. rooms and : cry olock' 9eA''
Wash.
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TOR SALT-LoDGISG AND BOARDING
i house nCe!y furnished desirable. respectable
and close IN. of II roouts and paving well; = bar
gain W. T. Hall & Co.. 81. New ORR block
NOR sALE-EL ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II iedgiRs-houSe; centrally lsca-ed and clearing
over aud sDnye ali expenses $500 per month; Sold
on account 81 uIssgI cement OF partners price
81 THa. Part cash, oa.aHce easy. MofgAns *
change 2o9 New York block seattle, and 2l3
Washing on block, Tacoma
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DERSONAI-CALL AND SEE OUR DINING
j room furniture and get prices Be ltown
Furniture Company. 9l5 Front street. INSTALL
mentS
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Fph 4G r..

a PPLY WASHINGTON IRON WORKS &C
II Town oi,ice. second street., near Jackson
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EOR SALE - ELEGANTLY FITTED UP
L hrst-claSs saloon. lodging house and restaurant
combined; located right in the center OF the bus-
ness portion OF Seattle; positively clearing over
and above all expense 1900 per month: price
$4,000: fine opportunity for any one To engage in
paying and prosperous business Morgans Ex-
change, 2O9 New York block, Seattle, and 30
Washington block, Tacoma
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WRITERS.

NOR RENr-rYpEwRITER ALL ~. 49, 49,
II II. n. Barpee, general AGENT ''-
building
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MACHINE SdOF'

C,H.a HICKs a co. MACHISfsrs AS AZ,
Y engineers. ali kinds OF steam oas spu 80
work promptly done Water froHt, near
wharf, seattle. Wash
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DERSONAL-ATTENTI GIVEN TORRENT
l. ing dwelling houses and business property
Eugene b. Stoddard, room 300 burke building.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

First Publication April 7th. 1892.
Default has been made in the conditions Of a
mortgage. containing a power OF sale datet
March 18th, lsSs, and daly-srecorded in the Rs
gster OF Deeds 0tice. Marshall county. state o1
Minnesota. on March 2Sth. 1883 at O'Clock p. NJ
and WAS duly recorded in Book 4 of Mortgar es
pages 47A 474. 475. whereby John Nelson md
Esther Nelson. his wife. III ortgaged TO John f.
IonSdale. mOrtgaGee. the northwest Quarter
inv "A OF section twenty-five (22) in TOWNSHIP
one hundred and fiity-fye l55) north of range
forty-siX (46l, west, containing 160 acres more OF
less according to government survey Thereon
giving and being in said county ana sta to- by
which default the power of sale has become oper
atlve, and no action or proceeding has been in
stituteu to recover said debt any part thereof
and there is now due ON said mortgage nint
hundred and seventy y-seven dollars (S977) anC
said mortgage has paid taxes on said premises
and now holds the receipts OF county treasurer
ment to this date at the rate of eight pcr CEN
pcrannum amounts to one hundred and seventy
three and '0-10,l dollars (Sl73.30) making tOtn
amount due eleven hundred and fifty and 70. 10,
dollars ($ll5O.3O).
Now notice is hereby given that by yirtne n
said power. said mortgage will be force; ;ose,
and said premises sold a public auction by tn,
sheriff OF said county. by statute provided O,
the 2lst day OF May. 1899, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. q,
the front door Of the Court Fl olse in the city n
Warren in said county to pay said debt, interest
taxes and attorney fees OF 90 as stimulate,
in said mortgage and disbursements allowed h,
law. -
Dated Marc! 29th 1892
JOHN L. LONsDALE, Mortgage
tiS-2l EDWARD j. HODGsON AttOrnev
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Mortgage Sale.
First Publication March 9th. IS.

''''' '''-'
~, :fAoLT . ~ 'l'iNlE beeh mahe IN the payment o
ne shfi or IWehtE-olir dollars. the interest hcl
hcitihe que on thr Isl day of ,Ianu-
rf \. -. 1871 ana when ls claimed to be du
"h' Is que ana l'''pa'd az the date OF this tic
upon Il ceft;;it' mortgage duly executed and de
nrefnn nv tha bS oie henson ;inl' IN unmorried man
oi 'he county OF Marshall and state OF
minnesota as :nortgagor to The Western Securi-
~ ~ roI'p;inS o' me comfy OF Wlndham and state
o -, no,hec'''l1 us morteaSee bearing date The
Iann naf IN "' H., August D. 1889 and duly
r"'utoeu IN tile ont' ne Register OF Deeds in
,,. '.h Tor IN" County ..,> Marshall ami Srntu o.
sl,nesnta on the lath day OF August. A. D. 1889
al M llo o'clock p, p: NJ. IL Book OF Mortenees OF
ng+s os a". ,,, M mnd ass and which said
that certain pronlissOrA note OF $500 dated July
~ lsso. ana due July - 1884. with interest at
the Iile. rate OF per cent per annnm from date,
signed l1t by SAID mortgagor az maker and payable
q tle oruer ana neilVered TO said mortgagee;
anH whereas the sud mortgagee by reason of The
said default III the payment OF said intaroSt
which became due January lst. 1891, has eie.tei
ana does hereby elect and declare that the
Who!e sum OF money which Is secured hy saiti
mortSh Ye is now due and PAYABLE ma there Is
claimed to. be ti,:e ana unpaid at the late Of this
i:otice npon said ,nort gage and note the sum OF
three hitht!rett uol airs as principal and the sun,
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
: Beautiful weather

Beautiful weather.
A new sewing machine~for sale
cneap. Inquire ut the SHEArs Office, !;
The Swedish Lutheran people of
the town bf Vega will erect a large
chnrch this summer on the northeast
quarter OF section II. Mr.. F., Swan
son OF this city has the contract for
building the church, and thut ia suf-
hc'ent guarantee that they will have
a good job done,
Mr.. tnmberson has received .
letter from i. b. Holmes of the Dn.
,nth, Red Lake Falls & Northern r.
Il. Co., stating that he is at present
engaged in secufihS hi entrance into
Du!ith FOR the line, and also that he
WI not let go Of the enterprise until
ne mas cars running to Warren.
- The Marshall and Kittson conn
ties Bible Society will hold it's next
annual meeting at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. Nav LIST.
Al! conSrega tions that have not vet
eaken up the usual annual collections
'os ti'e benefit of the society are re-
quested to do SO before tliat time.
A. R. Gordon, of the Central
Pharmacy, has just put in a large
marble soda fountain, costing $4OO.
lt 's "a thing OF beauty and ioy for
eVer,' and it will never run dry dur
ing the warm sensOn. The genial S.
It. Eilingson will be on hand to wait
on the ladies and dispense the deli
c'ous beverage carefully compounded
at al hours of the day or night.
Drink at the fountain.
. - Saturday night the Rusco &
Swift Uncle TOMS Cabin Co. will give
one OF their unequalled performances
OF that great American drama at
Edwardh's hall. This is one of the
Oldest and best known organizations
ot the kind in existence. They carry
special scenery for every act in the
play and: will produce the play in it's
the same us in the larger
:,t'es. The companyis enroute from
;rookston to Winnipeg and stop in
'ome OF the smaller towns and will
sive the same performance with the
''lnle company, with the acting blood
rounds, trick donkey, and the entire |
company.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
BUSINESS TOPICS.
Whitney leads in low prices.
Pride of the Valley 1926 at
FERGUsON's.
Full line OF spring goods at
- .... WHITNEY's.
McCormack's Best Pat. 1925 at

r ERGuSONS.
Canned goods, high in quality and
low in price, Mt WHITNEY's.
Onts! Oatsl for sale at the
round elevator.
When looking for real bargains call
ut WinChester's.
Oats! Oats! for sale at the
round elevator.
Warren Mig. Co. Best Pat - 25
FERGUSON's.
Oranges. lemons, pears and grapes
at Fred Brady's.
Choice cooking and eating apples
ut Fred Brndy's.
Oats! Oats! for sale at the
round elevator.
ApyboJy's Hest Pat. 1926 at
-- FERGUsON's.
Everything in the line OF plush
goods Mt Taralseth's.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
Have yon seen those "Quick Meal"
stoves ut Powell & Larson?
Pure old fashioned buckwlle;.t
dOur for sale by Winchester
Express! express! express wagons
for the children at Powell & Larson.
Cloaks, clothing, dress goods, new
goods and low prices at Wincl,esters.
Call on Powell & Larson and lot
them show you the "Quick Meal"
stove.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before.
Try a con of Winchester's home
made Strawberries. They are on top
for excellence.
The "Quick Meal" is the latest
and best gasoline stove. Powell &
Larson sells them.
A. Garborg has a large amount of
money to loan on improved farms
No delay and no bonus.
Now is the time to stock up with
dOur for the winter before the prices
advance. F. FERGUSON.
Get WnIrNEY's prices on dried
fruits, then compare them with what
you pay elsewhere, and see the differ
ence.
Go and buy your bran and shorts
where you buy your -four, the best
brands at 1926, at
| F. FERGUsON's.
Have you tried any OF the New
England condensed mince meat? II
beats home made and comes cheaI
at Winchester's.
| NJ. j. Berget har flyttat sin
fotograf atelier till egen lokai &
west sidan, hyarest han Unskal
trxfa ALA sina gamla winner och
lkunder.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Seed Barley for sale by
John z. OStrOn1.

NJ. J. Be>get, the photo
grapher. desires to inform
the public that he has re-
moved his gallery to his
own r00,lls on the west
side, and he will be pleased
after this TO meet all his
customers in his new quar-
terS.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
REpAIis SHOP.

Desiring to earn al can during
the slack time until thresl,ing COM
mences, | will devote my spare time
to doing ali kinds Of repairing, such
Guns, BICYCLES. Sewing Machines,
Trunk Locks &c, also Steam aud
Pipe fitting promptly done. ! will
go to any place in the city to dosuch
carpe tier repairs us may be needed.
Charges n q ,on;el ,. Shopin Elevator
Engine Room
A. III. SoUTHWoRTH
Warn, NM.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21

A big stock OF wall paper has jus
been received at Henry NJ. Swanson's
furniture store. Everything is brand
new and stylish, and prices are way
down. Call in and see the beautiful
patterns. l!-2O
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

L. S. Land Office. CrookstOa. Minn..(
February 23rd. 1892.
Complaint having been entered at this otf,c,
by Ernest SchmisinsH against Alfred W
Deachenfels for abandoning his Homestead En-
try No. 1865 dated July 3lst 1856. upon the II
Sc Il. Sc u Sc u sec % twp 157 r 43 aud lot se(
30 twp 157 range - in Marshall county, Mn;
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: tn.
said parties are hereby summoned to appear III
lhis Office on the :sri day of May, 1S9., at II
O'Clock \. NJ. to respond and furnish testimon,
said alleged abandonment.
1918 J.. X. AAKER Receiver
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
For Sale OF Trade.

Three work horses, two No. l
Brood Mares. in foal from Coach
Horse Dollar. One cheap Gelding
Before buying elsewhere see me atmy
market. Il. +. BARNES.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Ia hereby given that the co-partnership
heretpfore existing between Samuel A. March
and T. Frost Spaulding. OF Warren, Marshall
county. Mimi, under the co-p partnership name
OF march & Spaulding. il hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims against said CO.
artnership should be present ed TO said Samuel
A. March, of Minneapolis. DMinn.. and all debts
due said cop partnership should be paid to SAID
March, who is authorized to settle the same
Dated April 1st. 1892.
SAMUEL A. MARCH
1922 p. Frost SP .ULDING
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Eo1. Sale

FU| OUEE.
Three first class stations the well
known Cal being one OF them for sale
ut resonahle prices.
G. n. TULIER 4 Co.,
Warren, Minn.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
For Sale.

For Sale.
One second hand Buckeye Drill,
one second hand sepder, and a couple
second hand Lrags for sale chenp by
OrTO EDWARDH.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
Farms! Farms! Farms!

I hare yet u fer choice
Farms for Sale at prizes
that 7riW prore u good 1n-
uestD>ent for buyers.
John r.. OStrO71.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21

One nearly new Thompson Gang
Plow. Inquire at
BANK OF WARREN.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
For SnZe

Horse Liens for sale at the SHEAF
Office.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21

-, Leave. Arrive.
W:S PM. S:.5 AM.
Leave. Arrive.
$50 AM. l:Vs p. NJ.
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
""'ered at the Post Office at Warren as Second
Glass atlMatter.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. TINE SCHEDULE

Leave CrookstOn daily tor
Duluth. Ashland. Mime
Apolis. st. Paul. Chicago.
and all points East and
SOuth.
Leave Crookston daily for]
Grand Forks, Grafton,
Pembina. 'vtnniner
and points in NUrth
Dakota and Manitoba
Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21
D. 4, WHITNEY

Seed Wheat.
I have 200 bushels pure Scotch
Fife seed wheat for sale for cash.
OTTO EDWARDH
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-29
Death of MI. Chas. Welsh.

Mr.. Charles Welsh, one of oGr Oldest
and most highly respected citizens, died
at his home in this place, on Sunday
abont II O'Clock, in his SOth year. Mr..
Welsh was widely known and had a very
large circle of friends. For many years
his house was one of the popular hotels OF
the Valley. ard his reputation as land
lori was deservedly high. Endowed with
a most kindly nature, and heart that
overlooked with generous impulses, his
life was filed with many good deeds,
while the courteous manner in which he
treated every one made friends Of all be
met. Mr.. Welsh's strong, clear mind.
large fund Of information, wonderful
memory and great good humor made him
delightful cOnversationallst, and his
company was highly priced. He was a
consistent member of the Presby terrain
church, and was for many years a deacon
in the congregation here, never being
absent from bis place in the church OF
| S sunday school until compelled by the
feebk ness of disease and age Mr.. Welsh
leaves but one child. Mrs. Fountaine,
now of Washington, d. c. His two sons
Capt. Mark w elsh, and Richard Welsh
both gave their lives fer their country al
gallant soldiers ia the Confederate army
The interment took place on Tuesday
afternoon, the funeral services being con-
Quoted by his astor, Rev. Geo. e. Hen
lderlIte.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-29

Not lons ago, an cuterpFi,ias newspaper
offered a prizs of two guineAs for the
best definition of a kiss. The dtGai,ion
which was awarded the prize Is: "a"
insipid and tasteless mors,l, which lie
comes delicious and delectlhie in proper
ton rs it is nlvorel With love- Alto
pether about seven thousand answers
we're submitted, from which We select ihe
following for the pleasure oi our r'ad'is ::
The sweetest fruit on ihe t.cc of love.
The oft, ner plucked, tic more abundant l.
grows.
That which you cannot give without
taking. aud cannot take without giving.
A kiss resembles short s'rmon. con
sisting of two heads and an application.
rock in the sea OF life, on which the
good ship Bachelor was wrecked.
The safety valve to an 'Xnoerahce OIL
tender feeling.
A gift which is sometimes expected
seldom rejected, though often Iet"I, H.
The drop that rnnn.th over when tl'
cup of love Is full.
The only really agreeable w" i'e'
action under the sun, or the nc. il slif'f.
Contraction Of The mouth due 60 enlarge
ment of the heart.
4 woman's true card in the game 81 love.
I An article that j. always accepted "uu
! (im) printed, Int not always pub'sneH'
That which is exchanged between Two
nerscns. is something 9 bile in the act OF
exchanging, nothing after the exchange =
made and Tor which neither can sho"
value received.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-29
PERSONAL.

Rev. A. X Kline, of the RefOrme
church. this place, left for visit 10
Pitisburg, Penn, last week.
Mr.. P. B. Henderlite, of Houston. Texas,
is visiting his brother, Rev Geo. L. Hen
derllte, of this place.
Mr.. Hugh G, Clover, who has been III
Washington, D. c for some months, az
rived at hls home here on Tuesday.
Walter Haas, son of Mr.. Isaac Haas, Of
this place, left here one day last week for
Philadelphia, were be will lie employed
in drug store.
We are indebted to Senator Walton for
copy of the special message of the Coy
ernor giving the report Of The Commits
sion on the Pubhc Dabt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. OFT Lauahl,n' after
spending some weeks here with Mrs.
Laugblln's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. P. W.
Magruder, left on Monday for their home
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Jno. L. Brady, of the StrasbuTg
Virqinian and Ne,cs, came up Tuesday
night to attend the entertainment given
by the X. of P. He has many warm
friends here who ere always glad to see
him.
The Stanton Daily Ndcs has again been
changed from an evening TO morning
daily. 1t is bright, newsy sheet, up
with the times, and credit 10 the pro-
gressive city the interests Of which it is
doing so much to advance. We wish /;
the very great success it deserves.
We regret to learn that the Office Of the
Daih Union of Bridgeport, Conn, OF
which our young friend, Bane Bushong, is
part owner, was totally destroyed by fire
on Wednesday morning of last week. As
an example of the vim and enterprise OF
the owners we will state that the paper
came ont IN It's usual form the next day
Messrs. Kirb Marshall and John Har'
man, well known young men OF this place
returned a few days ago from VISIT o.
several weeks 10 DdltluiOIo anu W "oH'"5
ton. They report an elegant time, anC
say that they were treated with the Mt
most consideration and kindness, and
will always be a source Of regret tina
previous engagements compelled them t.
decline a pressing invitation to dine viii
President Harrison at the White House
in company with Secretaries Blaine an'
Tracy, Speaker Crisp and Others. While
t in Baltimore, by special Invitation, the.
t put on the gloves with Jake kllrain 10
= several rounds. Kirb succeeded IN KNOCK
ing K,lrain off his pins several times, 6u
John, owing to a glass OF beer, that SON
r how got IN his way, was not so fortunate
In order to escape the pressing klndnes
of :he Washington authorities they wer
q compelled to leave that city secretly a
night. To show their appreciation OF tn
police of that city they each deposite
: i've dollars with one of the judges
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-29

Every penny tells. You can get Sal
walton Oil for twenty-five cents. B.st in
the market.
John b Cough, the far-famcd lecturer,
excused himstlf to an audience because
of bad cold, then started for Egypt in
the hope of getting rid Of it. Egypt con-
taias no remedy more certain in its It.
suits than Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Census Office has just issued a
bulletin of statistics concerning the Luth-
eran church in the United States. From
the tables given it appears that the total
rumber Of Lutheran communicates is
1l99,5l4. connected With s,l27 organza-
tions, with church property valued at
S4,21S 234. he largest number Of con-
municants in one State is found in Penn
sylvani', which has 2l9 ,OG9,
The infant reason grows apacc and calls
for one more application of that good
freud, Salvation Oil, which never dis
appoints but always kills pain.
1t is neither pleasant nor profitable to
hear people constantly coughing ~hen
they could be easily cured by a p cent
bottle of DR.. Bulls CeuGh Syrup.
Mrs. Carrie Heater, widow of the late
Solomon Heater, and sister of the late
Chas. S. Wunder, of MoOre's Store, this
county, died at the home of her son, Mr..
Cbas. Heater, near Middletown, Freder-
lex county, Va, on Wednesday morning,
in the 10th year of her age. The remains
will be brought to Woodstock for inter-
ment in the Lutheran cemetery, on the
1916 morning Jran today friday, the SER
vices taking place IN the Lutheran church,
about II o'clock, soon after the arrival Of
the train.
Now be who ever in his life has been a
little boy
Will not reprove me when he hears the
language l employ
To stlgmatlze as wicAe ness the Geacon's
Jealous spite
In interfering with the Ilty wherein we
found delight,
And so I say with COZ fiiepco not una.Ioy-
ed of pride
"GOl darn tho man who sTrinkleS ashes
where the youngsters slide"
The entertainment given in Twins
Opera Hall On Tuesday night by num-
Der of the members of the Knights OF
Pythas of this place, in which the work
ings and secrets of the Ancient Order O.
Hercules was fully exposed. was a NEST
entertaining and laughable affair from
beginning to end, and was keenly en-
joyed b. good audience. The make up
and appearance of the performers was
enough to make tombstone hump itself
with laughter. while the performance in
which each one played his part to a
queens taste, was irreslstibly funny. II
was downright treat, and the boys de-
serve tho hearty thanks of everyone who
had the good fortune TO be present
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-29
Destructive Fires.

Just as we 90 TO press we are informed
by Mr. A. ]. McQuay, that the house,
barn, thFeshng machine and other prop
erty of Mr.. Henry Mumsw, near CABIN
Hill, was totally destroyed by fire on
Wednesday about II o'clock.
On the same day Mr.. Isaac Luiz, about
two miles from tho above named place,
also lost his dwelling by fire, but saved
nest of the furniture and other household
property. Both fires originated from dc
fectlve stove pipes. No insurance on
either Of the properties.