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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alden Thomos j. to Martha L onkcs. No 437
as1s sn% a.'s AMI Ss S3' to haly A,a ct al ''00'
3 Ioosc,eltst, OF Chamler--sI > YEAR,
Erandi it, Frederick H. ana wiIc to Almira ''
s ,SuG9p ie ~ Js D 1y sSe Ct al yes' So
ecutor'. -. " Edgecomb-ave. Of i5sist.
cor,oH, ''' George " and WIFE,, to Agnes ''''''
s,d s ipr iOS' Of daS". years 10 ooC
DerIets' Annie. 70 Enllie Ianbcr'. ls''hSt 10,
DcseE, Fer iinand 70 81 KOhlcr, s4thst, ''0O'
Dyer q e. nHS' and Se to the RAILROAD 90 'o0'
psr,Ms naldng % S@@ h%a" A,sspcI1tis"
FeineT IhGma; L. to j. Ja% 1,a., fnse e. al
noush Charlc. y, and wife 70 Charlotte sehet- .,
an G sepS SA. to q cd siE iap Oo00
4lsl.st Of 2ds'e f {s11I ,io;m;a 5000
and another. 80 4l' West o7th'Ht' mott go.
uoaan t6ars v and VIE to Francis ii weeks. 'oO0
il9I,.-t. OF sd,ave,, $500
' ea Sag Icne 3 S 20 eu 40 80 1900
mornbcTger' George and wIIe to Edward coles, ''''
aSTl." o. I'M idSn ~ and vie to Henry Badcn, 'ooo
trustee IT, corner OF Duane aud Hudson ~ ooo
Jcnle:. I5nfy and another to Ama'a saits, '-''
Jon o Mas and ID Vie to TSc@as occnac 'oo0o
Kld S = Thi TSo% S John Pilgrim and wife 1000
sd..t' Of sd-ave instanents, etc. 2
Levy Sarah, to Albert sichei, l5i Fast sI.st 'OOO
Lo5sen' Tonic. H. and VIC to Iiowery Swings ''oO'
Bank; n 4Gth-st. OF 6th,a.e year,: 5000
OF 6h.avc years ........... 20 900
Monaghan Martin &. and wife TO New.York Sav. '''
ings Bank. 1th.:t. Of oth-ave years 1900
ance 60, u oists,,, Of 9thaye. year. 1000
Mollcr, Christian. 10 Henry LANCER, 30th
Of 9thaNc, . years. ..............
Melvin. Ann. ct n TO Emigr1nt Industrial
ings Bank. 10 Iispcnard.st 10000
Mace ulloch, Hugh ID. TO Philip Sanmet II Com
mcrcc-s demand mortgages. ............ - 400
Mciiuckin Mary and Henry y, TO the Dime
savings Eank Of Brooklyn, Q Lcnoxayc.
OF llsth.st, years :.....:............. 100000
{" William Cohen md another. same prop.
I mortgages. 40
Nicholson. Edward. to Nina Sevino, Park.
ave, n Of l2istst, wears. 5000
trustees. &c, 1u-Ivc. OF 2Sths years 10000
Odcli. Mary j. 10 the Emennt Industrial Saw
incs Bank. q Columbnsave OF 59hst.
80. $4,000
Ott0nann william. and another. trustee. &c 1T
al, 10 the BROOKLYN Savings Pank, East
iloustonst, OF Mulberry 1t. years. 600 600
Roth, Oscar and Antonio, to Henry stieh, gen.
Ia s,n sa''s'a mors M sSns'oave OF
Roscndorr Julia NJ the Dry Dock Savings
Institution T. :, 9asst " OF 1st-He | year 1900
Amend No 90 Catiarnest. and 10 iIcnrY.st 5000
Staats. John H. and wife TO the Title Guarintee
and Trust COMPANY. s2ist, W Of Central
Park West. . years 1880
Amsterdama,e. n Of 76th.-t ! year.. I3 600
" scrdcr i47th.st and ciifror ave. i year 5000
Spies. Carl T. To- Macdalcn, Riehcr. No 90 Fast
4m:st - yats- -:.;..:.....,::....... 1000
10 United States Mortgage Company
Yroadway 3tn.ayc and s,Nl.s,; bonds 600 900
umb' rncd John q. TO Charles II Covcl NO ~
West 7Gth.s y,ais 1900
another. 76th-st. Of 2d.aye. months 5OOo
weseriicld, Kate L. to Petef Ross Iath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar THE EXCHANGES.

The feature Of the day real estate market ye'-
eIday the sal, by James H. wells oil .Ol iots
situated in the Southern Boulevard from
hiItysecond.st. Ope-hun1cd and ty.nih->t Inc
property is centre existing improvements, and
coac TO the stations OF the NewiaVcn ana Htfem I''
road and the elevated roads. The Track iof e polo'i
electric csrs iuns through the centre oi the property
There several hundred persons present.. The
auctioncer began sale by stating that every lot put
up would be sold and that thee as no one on the nor
Of the owners. me- ry AZ tho psr;ons preset
w .bd i"' listed !" 'e sale t, "ah for
, full TO- ana sco S1 81 eHn a,sp lot so e" At
N aad ,, pao Grr a 6S
nuidcda icn.st IousHt fom 80 $50 to $3.50
eacm ari lot. in On"hund iand.thty .fourth:st. be-
Lot, in o%c.hur I'd ccondst beyond trinity
Sg GG1gnt ac sa se Corner ~ wGI
ave ana st brought 5000
about onchiid Of IN, property been sold balance
aTne, Be Co. nT dc 81 S :5' to 1855 Lx
lnetenave and 6a~rmcnt bown.to9e dwei l
stephen L'veoy SO lci7 L;s;Hinsionays s% ma
SS i ouq iSF 5000 r. from a the % b a9S No no. ga
MG o S John sscy o s S"'nT on ast lot
property offered at the Exchange was either bid in or
81 II prs,a~,y w "onsg d KGpny GFrd no
S nd p e" Oh lot Tt Gsco it 3 'aa
had been advertised for sale BY the auctoneer he
9E an" having BEEN o S"a sa ,a G
272N5s: i brought 9sstvo tOm H.; 4. ,'r:"sietF'
Peter F. Meyer Offered No; 253 East Scycnta.t two.
sold sli 900 Judge Joseph J.. Newhuigrr Al tho
other properties advertised for sale were bid In.
The following .ae, at r'ate contract were reported at
Biakcy 6 Dodd have sold No. 10 Eo.e Forty-.cyentn.
Also xc d e. WS aoh G%o 5o1 S
''" TRd Northeast cosr Of ' Washington and Liberty SIS
cpoc To- Jcr.ey Centrals .,rueurr and The Electrical
Dcnni,cn estate The No, is jos75 with 5.-tcry build
t. he about $50 coo
to Perry st., being 4sna2vi2sl52 with brick building;
Nos 100 aud l02 Pcrry.st private terms They have
sold to FAY Staco for pFoyemg9nt the .cai lso
5000 They have also sold to Arnold Pf'nnipg the g.
story and basement brick dwelling. NO. "s Attorney-'5
The following sales were held at the New Work Real
ana D, lot s''2s7o; judge Joseph
story buildings with plot Of land No 15I
,nds3n-sl corner iuberi-st plot 26xlo'; Joseph
| fonr.story dwelling with lot. No 500 Tnrkavc. w :.
5othst lot = .2X5sNOxi7v7. eS4l II Groe-becs,
lots in lSsd.st. corner wow:ave 25xIoo each;
Mr.. schwab and Margaret oRourke. ~ l2i.
schmidt and r Rosenberg sOo75.
Anon lott soG M ls,d n 4 q T"yave :'Hoo each Frank
Ta6dr and d oiscr. Of T''N'v' 2'AO0
q lots southern boulevard Of Innityave; Jacob
Donald and Others s13.GCj.
., lot, lT'th-s Of Irinity-avc. e5x1oo each; II
. II lot, southern boulevard. W II Trinity.ave;
Schsfer. l. Duffy and others. s-s.325
AT 80 MBERTYST.
four-sfory dwelling with lot. No 6tth-st
1926 II Of Park-ave. lot 17.GxiO0.j; John Stlnley
@l0.ij0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
Cost ano fonno.

7 osr-Bankbook No: 643,794 Ban. for Savings OF
return book to bank,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Eoo'cycit-t corner ChanbcrS-st 2osN5OJ;
Waicr,,t. No. no G'oree Ii Mickle To Andrew
Conlncrrcst :, no u, rhip SONNET to ii Is '''V'
i,h;.t ~ 80 East; MasdaIcoa lienc to ciii .'''OO
washington.-t 40 Gaa, ncrnhari zig ana VIE
Icrrm and VIE to Rev DR. rhlp Klein. 1900
cca,yix TO samuel I. lie ond another .... 27.coo
Cail + Spic-, -. - 1000
A,s@ac rs Z Z ll'@.:,t '5As'';
7uavc 40 So: Ec,amia Sr' ana viz 10
2lst-.t. 40 AZ west; Aiexaaaer II Clapp and
Wiz to r-mae Alden. =. -. $3.50
Christian Molcr -. 2I.coo
Ia.hcl r. vand'ryecr 70 Catnarine X Cors' 1880
' Il Mars 1s 4 TO G 2ia ot l' sa wife 10000
executor 70 Charles l. Acker.. $4,000
Frederick Koehcr ard wife 70 Fcrd Dcgan. 10000
Ecr,ha schn -......."-.... -, % oco
logan and wife to stephen l. nancn ..,.". 1000
to Sarah Levy N. 1880
We'll ct 81 To William wclk and Vie ..'.. 1850
josephine Wei TO Mary Collin ..'..,....., 1880
fIcr.chmann and VII 10 August Wcber..... 1850
Josephine EnIrcn TO T. \ Yonnv. .........''' 10 600
t.octrc '...... 8 900
Hclkc, and vie to J { orth AMI an"thcr = a. 500
crt wcck. and wife 10 Charles V Hongh -. 1000
to Marcus batavia -. 1880
1t Niclnla-aVe. - II ~ i5Jdst - lN20o
Thomas l. Tcitncr -. .....@......', G4ooo
james j Faye ct al to T. o Bcae 80. 1850
100: same 10 l. o Bcalc - 49, 500
100: same t, same -. $3.50
Bradhuf corner 153ist 100 l0xlO0
% i51d.,t same to same -, 90 700
William Johnston aud wife to Annie Drleth. 1900
Tlnt0n.ayc. II :, 100 II n Of Wcstcbeser
Ccnsaninc Ernst and VIE ;...'..... $3.50
Selgwick-ayc 416.6 n e Of Prrot-st.
c Rumbaugh 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
ROYAL Blue LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central RAILROAD Of
New-Jer>ey. foot of Liberty North RlNer -
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, 4 700 40 S:U
10 90, ii 80 Dining Carr, A. NJ, go, 10, $50
Dining Carr 100. buffet Parlor carr 90 go 90
5 AS T. NJ II Is night. sunday . ;oo, lo:3p IL ~,
Dining Car A. NJ. 80. 80, (Diniag Carr S:oV o'0o
FOR BALTIMoR AND WASHINGTON, week days
and sundays :OO IL 80 Dining Carr \. NJ, 80 $3.50
Dining Carr ) 100 % 200 Baltimore only r. NJ. i2'S
night -. .,,. and pr,,u,, sioor.
Tickets and Parlor Seats be procured a. 49,
o35 pol. as. 80. 9i2. LAO Broai"ly, - Murray
Street 3l4 Canal Street 81 East litn street 80 Soun0us
Avenue and SO i25th Street New YORK $50 WASH
ngton Street 726 Fulton Street, BrooAyn, aud "a Broad
We"tcoti ENpress Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 10 Destination.
NEWBORN ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST i2DsI, ~,
S.lO A NJ Is minutes earlier from The i4lt OF 4 rang
Inst Tor Middletown, BloomingbuIgn PoIt JerhlS
Wonticeo Mountaindale Pittsburgh Liberty LNineson
Vanor Hancock Carbonate. scranton, walton Deihi'
sidney Norwich Edme,ton. Utica Rome Oneida osMeso
va"ha Waikiki Valley stations. Mddeto"n bioom,ns'
hvrpb Fenyille Pittsburgh, HurleyNie' Liberty Live
IN - NJ Nidileown Pittsburgh. Liberty, Living
500, 'Vonar Rorklaud Walton Sidney, Norwich Ohelia:
oswero Rochestr r, Nia2al Fall. troit, Chicago, arg
Wcst pullman scepIs; reclining chair car Tree T"
9"s'T naiy: a. other trains daily except sur =
Pullman drawing room SEATS and slecI = ar DstnS
obtained AZ al Broadway. New-Yora. 49,,
o' a. ANDfRSON, q. A.. SO Beaver-st.. New-fork.
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For Both Sexes-Country

For Both Sexes-Country
II AS1UAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
~ Open ~ TIC year Thorough instruction " Booskeepina
Banking, Commercial Law PennAnship Correspondence.
Arithmetic. &C.; Telsssphy Senosnphy Typewfting, Ae..
mcn viii cMnpteht essistAnH on shofe
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,

utbncite Go used exc Iu.iycly in>urng Cleanliness
and COnfort.'
Four TrncLs. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81.
Time Tnbie in effect Dec. IS, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

Alden, Thomas J, 10 Martha l. oakes. No 437
Vest 2Jth-st, years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AisasIiS John, AMI VILE ~ charles AitAen et AL
e y IOoscSclt-st, > OF Chamber--st. = years,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

new edition OF the novels Of Maria Edgeworth Is
coming from the press Of Dodd & Mead The vol
umes will be brought out in instruments, and will
contain photogTavure Illustrations
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Should Pay License.

The Carson Appeal speaks OF IN
evil which affects every town in the
State when it saya:
Although the State cannot collec,
drummer's liconse. there is no reas.
on why tho city cannot collect a mu.
nlcipal liconso from tho sample ped.
d!er5 who do business in this city.
They como hero from all over the
enrih us ono may say, and do nearly
as much business rs regular mer-
chnnts. Thsse sample peddiers pay
no rent, no license md haven, n dol
lar invested in the business beyond
the cost OF q sample outfit. L. is
high time that tho regular business
mon, who pay license, taxes and rent
TO do business in Carson, wero pro-
tortcd b. the city whose government
they are taxed To maintain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
TOu Marshall ard the judge.

On one occasion rara Marshall, the
brilliant Kentucky lawyer, WIS
greatly provoked by ruling Of tho
Court, styling it most infamous do.
cision.
Il fine you fifty dollars" snapped
the Court.
Your Honor, I haven't tho money"
said Murshall.
Borrow it from soma OF your
friends" returned the Judge.
"WelI, Your Honor" replied Mar
shall, IL consider you one OF my best
friends. Len,' mo fifty GolIars."
Tho Judge turned to tho clerk, und
in serious tone, comn.andcd:
CLERK, remit that fine; tho State
can loso il better thnn l can. Cur
rent Literature.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
VOLUME II.
ETKO NAV IN en,TnA v y, ~ GO ,oo,
Closed the Exhibit.

An Associated Press dispatch rays:
There is q big row on in the Worlds
Fair. II cunc about this way. Satur-
duy afternoon the custom officers mr.
rested z. Is. Ncni,z, agent 70. num-
Der OF Swiss exhibitors, for selling n
diamoud brooch, contrary 10 law, all
foreign Gcods being under bond for
tho payment o; duty before their sale.
The oLlicers then took custody OF the
Swi:s cxlnbit. When tho Swiss
commissioner heard OF it no became
auery, claimiug that tho officers had
the Tight u arrest tho offending
agent, but that they had no rish: to
take possession Of tho entire exhibit.
lie therefore at once closed tho cx.
h!bit aud teiegrnphed tho Swiss Min
istes at Washington, stating his nc.
tion. A meeting q; tho foreign
exhibitors will be hold this afternoon,
at which the Swiss commissioner will
offer resolution that all foreign cx-
h'bits te CLOSED until the question is
settled.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Odds and l.nds.

Egyptians kneaded bread with their
feet.
Philadelphia has 23,0Co more girls
than boys.
There are said 10 bc lG3, 100 families
in l.onGon living in siEGlc rooms.
In tho 227 ycarg since "Don
Quixoto" was published 1921 editions
hnvo been printed.
FIT! one metals nro now known TO
exist. Four hundred years ago only
soTen nero known.
Tao Boston Common contains in
round numbers rorty..iye acres and is
worth moro than Sl,0o0,0O0 FER ncre.
The rin is no new contrivnnco.
Pins arc found among tho mummies
OF Egypt and in the prohistoric caves
OF Switzerland.
Among tho recent inventions, IL 10
snih, ia cradle which works by clock.
work niechnnism and ut tho Sumo
time pluys haby tunca.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

White Pine Ncws.--Thore il great
activity i'll local mining operations in
this district just Mt present. 4 now
discovery made by Nowt Boyd md
Thomas Rockhill, has given a new
impetus to tho mining interest. The
now find IS named tho "Hell OF the
He'll" and shows voin OF five or six
feet, carrying $50 gold ore. There
was n rush for the adjoining ground
and il was quickly gobb!ed up. One
OF tho claims has already boon bonded
to ID. ii. Jackson, tho mining man
VIII" has been here for spmo timo cx
aiming tho Chninmnn property, and
hc has put four men 10 work on it.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
The Columbian Bell.

The Columbian bell is to he cast at
Troy, on Juno 8. This date was se-
lected because it was on Juno 8, l7T6,
that committee Of the Continental
Congress, consisting OF Thomas JET
ferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger
Sherman and Robert Il. Livingston,
WAS appointed to draw up n declar-
alton OF Independence embodying tho
eenso OF liichard IIeurp Lees resnlu-
tiona introduced the day before. That
committee drew up the declaration
o! Independence, which was adopted
on July 4; uad on July OF this year
tho Columbian bell will first peal out
its silver notes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
II i'm So Tired"

Ia com non exclamation Mt this
sGaspn. There ia n certain bracing
eircc: in cold mir which is lost when
tho weather grows warmer; and whom
nature IL reneSipg her youth, her nd.
mircrs tcel dull, sluggish and tired.
J his condition 10 owing mainly TO tho
Impure condition OF the blood, and
ito failure 10 supply healthy tissue to
tho various organs OF the body. II ia
remarkable row susceptible the sys-
tenn is to tho help to bo derived from
good medicine ut this season. Pos
sessing just those purifying, building.
mp qunlitics which tho body Graves,
Hoods Snregparilln soon oyercomcs
that tired feeling, restores tho appe.
tito. puriiics tho blood, and, in short,
inpnrts vigorous health. Ito thou.
sands OF irionds ns with one voice do.
olnro 1T Makes tho Ncnk Strong. :"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Not the Dcpcradoes.

The report that Evens and Sontng
Ind betn seen in the vicinityo of Pyra.
mid Lake, the Gazette is informed,
was Josh" Alvaro Evans and II.
l.. Ward were over there, and while
the former udmittcd his identity. ns
to his namo at least, tho latter strong
ly denied that no was Son,ag, tho
running mate Of tho principal desper-
ADD OF tho Tularo mountains
The "codding" was the inspiration Of
the canard which wns sent to Reno
for puUlicatIon.-(Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Undisputed Authority.

The United States Dispensatory
says:-that Onions nre stimulant.
d'drctIc and expcctorant; they in
crease the appetite and promote di-
GestIon." Tho juice made into syrup
"a in DR.. Gunu's Onion Syrup, has n
specific action on the throat, lungs
and mir pnssnges, it not only cures
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consmmp
tiOn, but it's stimulating effects,
strengthen and buiId up the system
nfterwHrd. As n tonic aud restorative
/, has no equal. We solicit trial in
the most chronic and stubborn cnses.
Price 90 cents. Sold by +. f. Muller,
druGgis'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Frcsro RepublicRn:--It tho Gcnry
law IL enforced tho question of how
to provide work for destitute labor.
ing mon in San Francisco will DO
solved co suddonly that tho jaw
wortcts' brigide will havo serious
trouble 10 explain why thcy will not
work whom thoir services are in do.
maud, for in that event thoro will DO
plenty OF work for all who want il,
and also for those who do not want
L.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

NJ. DE GiERs, tho great Russian
diplomatist md Foreign Minister, ia
now bent old man, his pnIo thin facc
surronnd by board OF snowy white.
moss, When be. walks he lenns
heavily on his secrotary's arm and
steps with tho greatest care.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Tho young girls OF Los Angeles
havo struck upon u novel plan to
mulso money. Thcy 60 to tho resi.
donccs OF the wealthy and beg ilowora
to put upon relatives grave, and
after rocoiving tho flowers soil thom
on tho slreo,s. Tho Los Angeles
girlS aro not much bohind tho average
Yankco boys.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

The Los Angeles, Owens Valley
and Utah Railroad Co. has lot II con.
trurt to build limo OF railrond from
Mojave 10 Independence, distance
OF $50 miles, tho cost TO DO about g..
100000 and tho work 10 DO done with
IN nine months. This will connect
tho Carson & Colorado with the
Southern Pacific.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Virginia Chronicle: young lady
whilo prononading last ovoning,
dropped tho chain bolt size wore. Tho
gentleman who Picked II up bowed
politely and said: "Pardon mo, Mics,
you've dropped your garter" Sho
appeared 10 DO pleased at tho oom-
plimont.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Tho Gazette says that Dick Bender,
the educated Washoe Indian wants
the Sheriff OF Wnshoo county to mnko
an order compelling all Indiana TO
leave town for their campoodics at
sundown, which 10 thinks will DO tho
means OF preventing n whole lot of the
drunkenness amongst them that has
been reported OF late.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
a. Sure euro For Piles,

Itching Piles aro known bv moist
urc like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm, This form as
vol ns Blind, Bleeding or Producing,
ylcld Mt oncs to DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Romedy, which nets directly on pnrts
affected, absorbs tumors. allnys Itch
ing and effects permanent cure. so
cts. Druggists or mnil. Circulars
FREQ. DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by j.. l.. Muller, Druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

With tho fniluro OF bnnks all over
tho country comes tho shocking nm.
nouncemont that extensive frauds
have boon discovered In tho clam
bnit sold nj Norwich, Connecticut.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Bride Gust nftor tho wodding)-
Fred, you promised to givo mo
grand surpriso after We were married.
What is itH" Bridegroom (who is n
widoweT-I havo six children, my
pet--all boys. Brido.-IIow delight
ful, dear! I hNvo four daughters.
Shan't 80 all DO happy together, lover
Tit. Bits.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Liver Complaint t--BiIiuusncss

The chief symptoms OF this disease
nro depression Of spirits, foul coated
tongue, bad tasting mouth, disug.ee-
nble breath, dry skin with blot. hes
and cruPtions, sallow complexion and
yellow eyes, tired aching shoulders,
Gull pain in right side, fain,ness, diz.
zincss and irregular bowels. This
complaint in all Of It's forms can be
readily cured by taking DR.. Gums
Improved Liver Pills as directed, and
a lingering spell Of sickness will often
be wardcd off by their use. Sold Mt
% Cts u box by T. +. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
State Land Onlcc.

Since the last report III applica.
tions To purchase State land were
tilcd, embracing l,79;.il acres.
CASH REcEIrTS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

80. %,... ~.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-06-30

A Adisastrous fire wiped out five firms
at Huron last Saturday morning, caus-
ed by an attempt by restaurant keep
er to fill gasoline stove while it was
lighted. Horror was added to the dis
aster by the burning to death Of Alder
man Frary, who roomed in the restau-
rant and was burned to crisp. He
was an old army veteran 60 years of
age. Total loss $4,000.
"A publisher who "picked up the
trade,' in making up the forms for the
first time, got marriage and a grocer's
notice sandwiched so as to read: John
Smith and Ida Gary we're united IN the
holy bonds of saurkraut which will be
sold by the quart or barrel. Mr.. Smith
is an esteemed Goldfish at ten cents a
pound, while the bride has many hams
at a shilling pound, Rev. Brown Off
eating.
The Onida Civil Township Board
convened Monday to equalize the town
assessment and transact other busi-
ness. The assessed valuation of Oni-
da township is $74,582 divided as fol-
lows: Real Estate, $6O,503; Personal
property, e$14,O79. Harl Porter re-
signed his position as Clerk and Chas.
W. Holmes was appointed to fill the
vacancy. Among other business
transacted the Board ordered the wind
mill tower painted.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-06-30
NORTON.

A good rain Tuesday.
Walter Spencer filed on a fine claim
in this township.
Messrs. Stewart and Adams will also
file homesteads in Morton.
Jas. Lawrence of Cora and Walter
Spencer were Onida visitors this week.
D. A. Arnold shipped his clip of
wool Wednesday.
A brother and nephew OF D. G.
Frank, from Huron, are visiting the
latter.
H. Landau failed to get water on his
homestead.
VIM. Miller and Jas. lngle, with their
families, We're trading in Blunt, Tues
day.
T. j. Yoder has his new barn CON-
pleted.
Miss Lille Collins visited Miss Eva
Arnold one day last week, and Misses
Katie Kane and Eva Arnold visited
Miss Lille Collins school Tuesday.
D. A. Arnold will move his stock to
his fathers ranch on the Medicine
creek, two and one-half miles north
east of Blunt, this week. X. w
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-06-30
Sully to the Front.

President VIM. H. Bulkeley of the
Forest City & Sioux City Ry. says the
company will Immediately begin the
erection of two grain elevators on that
line e-one at the town of BulKeley and
the other at Forest City, to accommo-
date the farmers of Sully and Potter
counties. OF our crop prospect he
says:
"The present favorable crop pros
poets for Potter and Sully Counties are
so much better than other sections OF
the state that the Company feel justl-
fed in encouraging these improve
ments."