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Fiaished Their Couus,

CHEYENNE. Dec. 3i.-The state canvass.
ing board, which 10 waiting for q decision
Of tho supreme court. met this afternoon
and completed the canvass Of the vote.
II shows Harrison electors have an aver
age majority OF a53. The legislature will
stand IS republicans, 10 democrats and 5
peoples party. On joint ballot the demo-
Gratis will have o majority I'm the house
and tho republicans will control the SEN
ate. Osborne's majority for governor IL
1,7si; Coffccn's for congress-. 46i, and Glib
son Clark for supreme Judge, 1853. All
are democrats.
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PROBABLY FATAL.
An unprovoksd Assault Upon Pstss
Fogoil This Mornisg.

An unpfovoke0 Assnou Upon ESsss
Fogoii This MornisE.
Al Il 30 this morning Peter Fozoli was
shot by Andy Quilchi. in tho rear Of Andy
Mandolin's store In First street, the ball
entering below the heart. From what can
be learned there seems to have been no
provocation for the act.
A customer came 10 the store Tor can
Of oysters, and when opening the can his
hand slipped and was badly cut by the
tin. He asked Mandolin to 60 with him
and find doctor, but Andy could not go,
as he had no one to leave in charge OF tho
store. Quilchi demanded FoQoli TO help
the man out. Words followed, the exact
nature Of which IL was unable to learn,
which led to the former pulling his gun
and firing three shots promiscuously, only
ono taking effect on the victim.
After committing the act he ran down
the street. and soon after the alarm was
given Officers McManus and O'Brien
caught tho man in . cabin near the east
ern suburbs Of town aud locked him up.
DIR. st. Jean was summoned and pre-
scribcd for tho wounded man. He says
tho injuries are not necessary fatal, al
though their extent will not be known be-
fore morning. The victim is . large man.
lie was suffering much pain at o'clock,
being unable To lie down.
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Net 10 Fight the Trust.

ST. Louis, Dec. 3i.-The recent rimors
Of the proposed new antitrust distillery
were confirmed today by the filing Of in
corporation papers Of the Ravenswood
Distilling company; capital stock. $i00, 900,
half paid up, and divided into I. 600 shares.
The incorporators are Ferdinand A. Bens-
berg, J. e. Richardson, Francis Kuhn,
Charles A. Mel, Thomas NJ. Murphy,
Albert c. Trebus, John J. Frederick.
William J. Bensberg and ID. p. Daugherty.
The promoters Of, the enterprise say they
intend to turn out high wines for local use
and II is not Its purpose to fight the trust
unlees the trust attacks them.
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Fossstsi's bhsrtaxe.

ST. Loris, Dec. S1.-The city eeusell
mot tonight prepared to act upon The
case Of the suspended city treasurss,
Michael Forsstsl. Shortly AFTER asssnbs
ling, Forestel's resignation wss received.
A short debate was suflicieut to settle the
matter and after recsiving the rspset oe
the investigating committee. and also the
acknowledgment Of his shortage from
Foresiel. the council accepted the rssisnss
tion. thus putting an end to the impsachs
ment proceedings.
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Appointed by Tn. sheriff.

BUTTE, Dec. 3l.-Sherif Reynolds this
evening appointed the following deputies
20 serve under him: Under sheriff, John
y. Lloyd; deputies, Francis Geary, Z. ID.
Elderkin. Robert Hauswirth; court bail.
IFS, Elijah Hare, w. b. Walton; Jailers,
james Cook, Anthony Donati. All the
appointees were sworn In. and Mr.. Rey-
nolds will take charge Of the sheriff's Of
Ace Sunday morning. John +. Lloyd, tho
ex-sheriff, has been appointed under
sheriff by Mr.. Reynolds for month or SO
or until tho new deputies are initiated
into the business and few of the inn
portant sheriff's sales nov advertised arc
disposed Of. after which w. X. Young,
who IL mt present u carpenter at the High
Ore. will receive the appointment Of un-
der sheriff. Just six years ngo John Z.
Lloyd was sworn In as sheriff and Captain
Reynolds as under sheriff. To-day the
order was reversed.
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hers Of tho old board, and Patterson.
chairman Of the commissioners. Early
this morning Gray and Patterson met In
the clerks Office at Fort Benton and
organised. Later Minar and Dunno
came In. but refused to organise with
them. Clerk Rogers for . time refused to
give up the poll books to any other than
the old board. Gray then consented to
Join Miner aud Dunn ande the old board
organised shortly before noon. Clerk
Rogers then refused to proceed until he
had recorded tho mandate, when . TO
count will begin.
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DENVER, Dec. 3i.-Ths astonishang O..
ures of al .s65.iiA.23 are the total minssal
productions for Colorado for i6e2. siving
totals Of s2.0i2052.92 In copper. 0A4ss
l7s.a4 In lead. and 81, ,isi i.iii,Ss In silvss
and s5.6s7 .s07 AZ for gold, ~ aGainst 0,s
54s.334 for 1891. The figures do net tns
clude tho Holden smelter At LssAvilIeH
whose estimated output u e2.0W,0Q
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A Hard Road to Travel.
Special Dispatch 70 the standard.

PocArELLo, Dec. 3i.-Licut. Gov. Frank
Il. Willis and Representative Mccarthy
passed through the city this evening OH
their way from Custer county to Boise to
attend tho legislature. after having been
showed i'm seven days between Challis and
Blackfoot. They got through Just in time
to get to Boise for tho opening.
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Failure IN ArkansaA.

PINE BLrFr, Ark. Dec. al.-A ssusatioa
was caused hero to-day by ths failure Of
Althermer Bros, wholesale and retail dry
goods dealers and planters; assets, $780,
co; liabilities, fioo.0W. The impression
prevails here that their troubles viii b
only Temporary.
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HARD AT WORK.
Prospective Untted Statss Sen sters ans
Their Friends In Helena

Prospective Cntted Statss Sen sfors ANA
Their Friends In Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Dec. H.-The hotel Hobbies arc
filled this evening with statesmen. poll
ticians, Legislators and prospective United
States senators. The Butte people arc
over In good force, headed by w. A..
Clark, who has 10 rooms for headquarters
at the Helena. Sanders returned yester-
day aud is consulting this evening with
tho republicans. Major Maginnis also
return I'd yesterday. There is great deal
Of gossip over the situation. but there ID
nothing like definite knowledge as to how
many votes any candidate will poll on the
first ballot. The Hauser men claim 10
votes and the Clark men % on the first
ballot--one moro together than the entire
yosins strength. Tho highest claim for
Dixon has been ~ votes. IL 10 generally
conceded that the democrats will organize
the house.
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Confidence In Hsnscom.
,ecIal Dispatch TO the standard.

HELENA, Dec. 31.-The representatives
of the populist national committee
adopted the following resolution In con-
ference this evening:
WHEREAS, Certain resolutions derogatory to
Charles W. Hanscom, chairman of the people, 9
party national committee for Montana, have
been published. now therefore. we the under
signed members OF the peoples party national
committee for Montana, say TO the populsfs
that we have full confidence In our chairman.
and believe that he Is keeping In the middle Of
the road, and that the peoples party Of Mon
tana propose 10 steer 10y the platform adopted
at Butte In the state convention.
JOSEPH w. ALLEN.
L. H. BourHFR
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ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 3i.--In visw q tAe
threatening situation on the Nexican bsgs
campaigning will soon begin. This b -
apparently reliable sources that the een-
missary department OF the army y
making extensive preparations see sssds
ing tho troops.
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LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Dec. u.-Nayos
Patrick Gleason took possession Of the
city hall tonight with force OF 20 ps,ice
and 100 or more followers. all Armed With
revolvers, TO prevent the friends OF Mr..
Sanford, who also claims to have bssn
elected mayor. from gaining possesstoa oe
tho mayors Office. Neither Sanford noe
his friends will attempt 10 gain the once
by force, but will abide the decision q tho
courts.
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STUDYING THE SUBJECT.
Harrison Giving His Attention 10 the
Consular Seal System.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3i.-The president
for the past three weeks has been collect-
ing information from the executive do
partmcnts as 10 the benefits received by siis
Canadian Pacific railroad by the consular
seal sytem. He will send the result Of
his labors to congress in a short time, ac-
companied by n message expressing his
views on the subject. While no authorita.
tive statement can be learned as to the
presidents further course In the matter,
It 10 generally understood that the prssi-
don't will take no radical steps to remedy
the existing evils in the absence of specific
authority from congress.
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On the Mohlean.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. - Comme6oso
Joseph S. Kerritt. who has just bssa ~.
lieved from duty In command Of ths
Washington navy yard. will leave hsss to-
morrow for San Franchise, whsrs - VIII
raise the flag on the y. s. s. Aohican q
commander Of the Pacific squadron and
ne acting rear admiral Upon the arrival
of tho Boston at Mare Island the admisa9
will make that his hagship.
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TO-DAY Is New Years and
devoted by common usage to
festivities, good resolutions, and
mutual congratulations
This is the opening gate of
the New Year and the Church
and the World alike celebrates
with banquets and religious SER
vices the turning of another leaf
in the limitless volume Of time.
AS Russia retains the old calen-
dar, New Years there falls on
January 18th.
We part from the old year
with kindly thought 1t has
brought us fair share of pros
perity and many new friends
Best of all it has enabled US to
serve old friends better than we
ever could before.
During the next few days VIC
shall be busy taking inventory
after that is done We shall have
an endless line of Bargains in Suits
and Overcoats. also Boys and
Childrcn's clothing which we will
put before the public at prices
that will demand attention.
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Harmed to Death,

NEw YORK, Dec. ai.-Ths house Of wllk
lam Philips, colored laborer living nsas
Stony Brook, L. l., was destroyed By nrs
last night. Four small children. locked ln
were dead when discovered; the othsrs
died this morning.
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Fire at Moscow,

Moscow. Ida. Dec. 3i.-The frame dwell
ing of James Johnston on Third street. oc-
cupied by Mr.. Kane. was consumed by fire
at 6 o'clock this morning. Loss, 81 500. with
3, 200 insurance in National Of Hartford
and American OF New York.
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SpectaI DIsp3fch % inc SSAhdhrd.
PocArErLo. Dec. 3i.-Ths rssidsucs q
Indian Agent :. G. Fisher at Ross Pork
caught fire this afternoon from Q d.
fective fiue. The building was partially
consumed, but the household eoods vsre
all saved. The Indians for the most part
stood and looked on. The los 70 unels
Sam 10 about $500.
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Dr. Brixgs' Case.

New YORK, Dec. al. J. McCook, pros-
ecuting attorney in the Briggs case, said
to-day: 1.-The vote does not contain u de-
cision. though It insures decision favora-
BILE 10 DIR, Briggs. As soon as We get tho
decision Of the presbytery through their
committee, our committee will meet and
decide upon what course we shall pursue
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Biniae's Condiaien.

WASHINGTON, Dec. u.-Nr. BiAins's
condition was reported to-day - uns
changed since yesterday. A. Q o'cleck
this evening DR.. Johnston said Ns. Dlain0
was tribe better.
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Teachers Notice Monday being q legal
holiday. there will he no school. Tuesday
forenoon tho schools will meet for classi-
fication. In the afternoon there will be n
teachers' meeting. ]. A. Riley.
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A Foot Race.

BUTTE, Dec. 3i.-Next Tuesday night
George Grant Of this city and Larry Keene
of Pocatello will run q 10mile race at
Caplice hall. The race will be for bet OF
500 side, and IL is possible that q great
deal will be wagered OH the result by out.
30 laps being necessary TO make q mile,
the time that will be made will not be os
fast ms Il would be on n larger track.
Grant and Keene are considered to be the
two fastest runners ON the coast and tho
race will undoubtedly be exciting and
close.
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A. O. U. w. Eiection.

BUTTE, Dec. 3i.-At . regular meeting
OF Pride Of the West lodge No. q, A. q.
u. w. Of South Butte held last evening,
the following officers were duly elected
for the ensuing term: =. NJ. W.. w. c.
Shcrris; NJ. W.. J. II. Calderhead; fore
man, q. w. Phillips; overseer, A. A. Keh-
lenbcck recorder. J. C.. Freeman; finan-
cier. w. II. Hendrix receiver. NJ. Smell |;
guide, A. Peters; I. W.. r. Longstnff; D.
W.. G.. l.. Wood trustee. T.. L. Wood.
Tho above officers will no installed on
next Friday evening, Jan. 6, by p. 6. M.
W., j. Scha nlanker.
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MURDERERS OF MISS AYRG0.
California OMeers On the Lockout yes
the Cuiprits.

the CalpPits.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. s1.-Omcers Arc stllI
searching for clues as to the murdsssss of
Miss T.. q. Ayres, the operator and stasteo
agent at Brighton. Word was rsesived
this morning from Auburn that Shsd&
Conroy had arrested two young men ~
that place last night on suspicioo. While
on the way to Jail. one OF them jumped
from the buggy and escapsd. The names
of the mon are Ed Brady and Harry Wae.
ner. who reside In this city. When taken
to the jail Brady had In his possession .
lady's gold watch and lockst. He olaisns
that the gold watch vas given him by his
uncle In Eldorado. but there 10 reason "a
believe It 10 tho missing gold watch oe Aiss
Ayres.
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IOtM. ................
In 1891 the production was:
.fl3,OfaOs)

The decrease in tho production Of the
present year 10 s6,Ol7 900. This decrease
is due principally to the fact that many
mines were shut down owing to the low
price Of silver. The Cocur d'Alene riot s
also caused decrease in production.
A statement has been prepared showing
that II cost the state $2i4,l59 10 suppress
the riots In Occur d Alene mines.
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IDAHo's MINERALS.

Statistics OF the Production OF Gold.
Silver and Lead.
BOISE CITY, Ida, Dec. 3i.-The Boise
National hank for Wells, Fargo & Co., has
collected statistics of Idaho's mineral out
put for the year just closed. The figures
are as follows:
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sons suffering with typhus fever were
taken by health officials 10 Bellevue.
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FIXING FOR THE RECOUNT.
Asseau Coun,y's Canvassing Board II
p. MorE.
serinl pl,patch 70 tIle standafd.

SofInl DlspafcH u tHe ntaIIuaE1"'
GREAT FALLS. Dec. 3l.-A new writ was
isued ordering tho canvassing board to
fsthwith proceed with the recount in the
Cloteau county case. The writ was
stved on Dunno, Gray and Minar, men,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-13

This Company has a Gold Bearing ledge
averaging three feet in thickness between
we'll defined wall and traceable for n dis
lance of fifteen hundred feet. The crop
pings assays from ten to two thousand
dollars per to- in Gold.
The Claim is located in the center of
the White Horse mineral belt and is
pronounced by all mining men as a most
excellent prospect for a valuable mine.
The Company has a new house togeth-
er with all necessary mining tools, and
are at present working Il force OF men in
running a tunnel which will cross-cut
the ledge at depth of one hundred and
fifty feet.
For the purpose of carrying on this
work and furthur developing the prop
erty the trustees have ordered a limited
number OF shares to be placed on the
market for the next thirty days at ten
cents per share. This stock will unas-
sessable until the some of IS, 600. 90
is expended on the mine, which sum
will be used to fully develope the property
For further information apply at to
the officers OF the Company, or better
still, go and inspect the claim.
Stock for sale at the Express Office,
WADSWORTH, NEVADA.
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In an article about the Lyon County
exhibit to the Midwinter Fair the Times
advances this good and practical idea
There is one suggestion the Times would
like to make and that is that a map be
made to show the course of the streams
running through the county, the land al
ready under cultivation and that which
could be put under cultivation by a
by a system OF irrigation bitches, reser-
voirs etc. This would show where the
investment of money could be made TO
good advantage.
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An Initiation.

Tenant hesitatinglyerve been read
ing a very good article in my paper
headed. Rents Must Come Down"
Landlord (confdentlyeAll right, you
just come down with the rent.-Boston
Transcript.
At Notwithstanding machines for
rent. Also repairing done at short
notice. =
Do you want a heating stove either for
oil coal or wood? Griswold will sell you
one cheaper than anyone.
Dinner and tea sets cheap for cash at
LANCE d Schmitt's, Reno.
Look at the new samples for suits at
Fowler's. y
The Tahoe Kidney and Liver Cure is
just the thing to put your system in
perfect order. 1t is purely vegetable and
guaranteed to be effectual. For sale at
the Drug Store.
Ranch eggs at Griswold's.
10 lbs dry granulated sugar for 81 at
Griswold's.
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WHITE HORSE.
District Doings-Valuable Mines-Prom-
Use Of Permanency-White Horse
City.

Next Saturday will be pay day at the
Jim Blaine mine.
The Washeim brothers brought in a
number of samples this week taken
from the Emma L. claim. They are full
OF coarse gold and very rich.
Shepley brothers have purchased the
controlling interest in the Black Point
upon which considerable prospecting
has been done and they are well satisfied
with the outlook.
The Washoe Mining Company is u n
ming a drift to tap the ledge 100 feet from
the surface groupings. The sale OF
shares is brisk as confidence in the
White Horse district increases daily.
The Jim Blaine shaft is so feet deep
and still in rich quartz. This mine is a
bonanza and is bonded for $12500.
There is twice that amount of ore in
sight at the present time at the least
calculation.
The owners of the Royal are running
n tunnel and have rock that assays from
IS 10 500 in gold to start with. They
are feeling more jubilant with every foot
they go and confidently think the Royal
first-class property. Messrs Jackman,
Poole, Crosby and Shepley are strictly
in it and correspondingly happy.
A prominent mining expert spent
three days looking over the district says
there are substantial indications point
ing to a permanent mining camp OF good
size and expressed a willingness to bond
any one OF a half dozen properties he
named. The owners, however, having
pay rock il. sight are going ahead them
selves.
Yesterday Billy Pierson hauled a car
load OF lumber to White Horse City.
1t is to be used in the construction OF a
barn for Bowers and Gregory who al
ready have a roomy house and a cook
ing range big enough for q hundred
people. On the first of January Bel
KNAPP Bower will take up his residence
at the new city and be monarch OF all he
surveys.
The spring will certainly find a pros
porous mining camp ut White Horse
and owners of claims have full conf
dence in the district. 1t has been q
success from the ptar and the dubious
ones have cast aside all doubt and are
anxious to have q share OF a good thing.
White Horse is in it to stay and the
gold is there for anybody to see who
z ,es there. We rejoice in the general
prosperity.
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TAKING ITEMS AND BUSINESS
LOCALS.

Water pipe and tin work done quickly
by Lange u Schmitt, Reno.
The universal ranges are the best, sold
by LANCE & Schmitt, Reno.
Heating and cook stoves and range.
of the best kind sold cheap for cash of
Lange & Schmitt's, Reno.
Picture frames at manufacturers prices
at Fowler's.
Snow Flake, Pioneer, Crown and Gold
Medal brands at Griswold's-all first
class.
Optical goods at Fowler's. Fine len
SEES in eye glasses and sptctacles.
Gents and ladies' skates all sizes and
kinds at LANCE & Schmitt's, Reno. y
Suits, suits, suits, made to order for
$25. to $50. each. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. E. Griswold, Agent.
Home made saur krout and cucumber
pickles at the Central Market, fresh
oysters so cents per an.
e. Griswold will have a larger line
than ave of nice things for Xmas, for
the old and young.
Our 1925 and $3.50 ladies cloth top
vici kid shoes in square and round toe
are sellers. 4. Griswold.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Dates, Figs,
Oranges, Bananas, Lemons and Gran
berries at Gregory's.
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From the plans the Nevada building
at the Midwinter Fair will present quite
an imposing appearance. The front is
adorned with alternate pillars of silver
and gold, with lattice work between On
top will be erected a Summer garden or
cafe.
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An exchange remarks that the indi-
cations point to a great season of ac-
tivity and enterprise in Nevada next
year ms the inquiry for lands and open
ings for investments are more numerous
than they have been for the last ten
years.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1898.
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The dark eyes of the Indian girl were
moist.
Papa" she announced with trem-
bling lips, "won't buy me a bowwow."
Never mind, DEAR" replied the
mother soothingly. "In these hard
times we ought to be satisfied with
plenty of good bread and butter and
roast beef, without any of the luxuries."
Life.
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Notice to Hunters.

All persons are requested to keep off
the premises OF the undersigned as at
different times this Spring, men m
ployed on the ranch have had a close
call from flying shot. 7. G. HERMAN.
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A good secondhand New England
Piano for sale. AS good as new. Only
been used a short time. For reference
call at this office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Legitimate In
VeStnlent.
GOLD MIN
ING COMPANY.
INCORPORATED
Under the Laws of Nevada, Aug. IL. '93.

Under the Laws of Nevada, Aug. IL. '93
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ATTENTION

Wadsworth Division No. A U. R., X.
OF p. Will drill at Fraternal Hall every
Thursday evening at $3.50 p. m.
G, Wallstab,
Captain.
N. A. Hummel,
Recorder.
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Fresh Oysters.

Booths best brands at Depot Supply
Store, also bananas and golden dates.
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TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
W. H. A. PIKE, Pres. r. H. RICHARDSON, Sec.
JAS. MAYBERRY, ,Supt. II. v. JULIEN,
T. W. FITZGERALD.