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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19

Correspondngly low rates from other stations
Pullman bunct parlor car on morning train
from Stanton
For more detailed information apply to c. f.
DudIow, Travelling Passenger Agent, Winches-
ter, Va
TYPGwRITERs, sewing machines, ETC.,
repaired at 113 Fourth avenue s. g., ten
years experience. JOHN BLUMER.
a l.: JAMESON Il Co., coal dealers, headquarters
for Atlantic dynamite and hudson powder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19
LOCAL sREvITIEs.

The infant child OF j. b. Andrews Is
quite i'll.
Miss Willie Garland, of the West
End, is very low with pneumonia.
The eastbound train No. 4, due here
at 1890, was thirtv.fve minutes late
yesterday on account of the slippery
condition of the track.
j. Wren Williams left yesterday
evening for Sunday visit to his old
home in Montvale.
The street force, acting on THE
TINES suggestion, went to work haul
ing the mud OFF the streets yesterday.
Miss Mary Phlegar, of Christians
burg, was in the city Yesterday.
Prof. A. M. Trimmer, has gone to
Hagerstown.
Ed. @. Martz, of Harrisonburg, Va, is
spending Sunday in town.
Daniel Mclaughlin. the bridge
jumper, since he made n dent in the
harbor of New York has been watching
the sparks fly from his anvil at tho Ma
chine Works, and has no idea of forsak-
ing his trade.
Little Robert Cooper, who fell from q
house a few days ago. in. Northeast
Roanoke, is not mprovinp.
Rev. S. l.. Rice will deliver an address
at tho y. NJ. c. a rooms on Kirk ave-
due 8. w, at p. m, today.
Austic Corbin, the New York banker
and capitalist, who was prominent in the
Reading deal, passed through Roanoke
yesterday in his special car Oriental
He was visited by Vice Pre- sident Sands
and Colonel Huger, OF the Norfolk and
Western.
There were number OF promine mt
coal operators registered at Hotel Roa-
noke last night. The party included
Messrs j. d. Hewett, of Bramwell, w.
Va f S. Hutchinson, Mayberry, w.
Va; John Hunter, Mayberry, w. Va. !;
ii. c. Zacharias, Clausen. W. Va j. j.
Tierney, Elkhorh, W. Va.
lsham Craig. colored whose arm was
so severely mashed on the railroad
yards that it had to be amputated, is
resting fairly we'll.
John r. Bowman, of Rockingham,
was in the city yeste day, looking after
his real estate business.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19
sosBNRAUM BROS.
SPECIAL
Trade Announcements
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE.
sosnNsAum BRos.
SPECIAL

The tendency Of prices on staple arti-
cles, Cottons, Silks and other fabrics is
upward. Manufacturers are feeling the
result of high cost Of raw material.
Prices will be higher than tho core
spending seasons last year.
To complete the sale of our winter
goods and to keep up the interest in all
departments of our store, we will con-
tinue to sell at low prices all through
the month of February.
Shoppers will find it profitable to call
at our store before purchasing else
where, for we shall offer daily bargains
on goods which must be sold to make
room for early spring goods, which we
are daily receiving. Spring is coming,
so buy your cambrics, muslins and ham
burgs, and have your underwear made
while you have leisure time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19
Columbian Accident ASSOCIATION.

Mr.. II. Il. hockey, general manager
OF the Columbian Accident Associate n,
of Stanton, is in the city forming the
board OF reference, which is prelimin-
airy to and part Of the introd uction of
his excellent company into this section
The gentlemen who had become asso.
ciated with this enterprise up to noon
yesterday are the following: II. S.
Trout, P. l.. Terry, W. G.. Evans, II. II.
Fishburne, S. S. Brooke, C. w. Thomas,
j. Shirly Smith, A. ]. Evans, DR.. C. G..
Cannaday, j. w. Coon, DR.. A. u.
koiner, DIR. Joseph A. Gale, DR.. W. S.
Gregory, DR.. j. +. Strickland, e. O..
Whitehurst, Charles Lyle, j. p. Barbee,
j. G. Johnston, G. o. Leary, A. NJ. Mel
son, John w. Wright, b. Lacy Hoge,
Z. A. CARRIER, James f. Boone. w. +.
Bowen, G. R. Brugh, E. A. Parsons, S.
X. Duerson, and mum Der of others
doubtless took advantage yesterday of
the offer made by the company
There are special advantages &C
corded those becoming members of the
Board of Reference" and as Mr..
Hockey will b6 in the city several days
yet, there will no doubt be many Access
sions to the list.
The Colum bian Accident Association
is Staunton, Va, company, end the
only accident association organized in
the state. 1t is differed by some of the
most prominent and successful business
men in Stanton and managed by insu.
rance experts.
With such endorsements as are given
it is but reasonable to expect the
people of Virginia and the South will
lend their aid and support in building
up an institution second to none in the
United States, and that will be credit
to our grand old commonwealth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19
Beautiful Line of
HanDurgS, Laces, C0ttOls
Cambrics
Just Received.

Nice line of spring fannels, all new
Shades, 36 inch csc. per yard.
{ 3S.inch, all wool, new spring shades,
SOC.
Whipcords, bengaline, serges, hem
riettas, cashmeres, all spring shades
from soc. per yard up.
Bengaline silk, all shades, for trim
mings; lowered silks for trimmings.
DSpring ginghams, from to 1235c. and
up. Figured Irish linen, from 12}6c.
up. Outing flannels, from 1Oc. up.
If you have dresses to remodel and
have to match different cloths, como
now and find just what you want among
our remnants.
Very Respectfully,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-19
To the Inauguration via u. " O. Il. II.

For the benefit OF those desiring to witness the
inaugural ceremonies at Washington, March 18th,
the Baltimore and Ohio r. X. Co. will sell cxcnr-
sion tickets to Washington and return from all
stations on its lines ut low excursion rates
Tickets will be sold March End and Bird, and Tor
trains reaching Washington before noon OF
March It'll They will be valid for return iour.
ncy until March eth inclusive. The following
are the rates from come OF the points in this
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
Hos Cnltur

1, is "a sini,,ea isS. that Nevada
boil produces TIE bes, bay and grain
10 the world, :rd there is every reA-
s,a TO belioye that il will produce
the bee, hces. HOPS are very yai-
uah;A sop, ard in this climate they
could be gathered aud c:ted without
danger q Being dac,assa bs rsir- In
California md other States the crop
fresuentlv satsEs seize ely tron ;hs
Fall ra.us,
T:ain has tbessa,a:5sc o. hops
that :. nes or ney reduces ,heis
sirasIa Hud destroys their favor.
2;"sa-eis eypsh-esis 10 hop Gull
tlrs VIII probably Ge'rnade 10 this
State rest s<-s1n sIa, il successful
land aS:s %2ll be1cms valuable IT,
dcel. n parts CT the State o. Wash
irE;oH land tbs: IS ~ hops is valued
Ct 800 IN ac1e and upwards
H.; 5 are usually planted il rows
SIX fee; apart, each Way. Only a
snail yied is expected the -rst
s.aSou, bnt a crop ctro,atoes or other
vegetables can b4 raised between the
ryws. The few hops BOW grown in
this State, oyer bedroom windows
and ba=z povCEss, hre said 10 he far
srpe:io5 10 Cktsr's hors, posses
iQg greater strength and Exquisite
f!avus. Tie SIA on the vast plain az
the foot atSix-nIa Canyon is sid 10
be pSculiaEy adapted 70. Lsp culture.
Genoa CS-Tier.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
shin, gsasstt Ssiiis.,s.

Ata meeting CT The Commissioners
ct Storey count. held Tuesday, the
following Pnocesd.nES Regarding an
appropriation 10 the MidSinteS Fair
,tInd. ~sae hsds
4 Communication from the State
Board ct asrcui.ser sskirs Ills, the
county spfeaaria,e sLoa Coz the
Gidsir;er FAis Vas se'si ubos. II
Sas decided cot u rsks tie spr7o-
psistiCo. fos The ssason that Nhea
the P,esent outstanding debts ere
paid the County tur3 SilI be entirely
bankrupt. Story count! Ncu!d like
"a help the Fkir If ii were possible
but ihe county rovsrrc,uj viii have
TO lie run the ccrsi-g ear On crc5ii.
as 'here will &c 60 fluids fox sly
thicS.
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Mortified IS q Result.

The Truckee Republican says; Boca
contains tao blush:rS young ladies
who arc very much worried oss. GER
tain photographs Which they c;rcu.
latzd aE:uas their friends d few days
slice. Ire hits IL question, 10,
the! axe ladies OF the hisles: social
stA.t!ns, wen to 4 Photographic ar
tist a. Reroand sat for their pictures.
Beng CT q !i's-ar turn CT mind they
conceived the idea o. having their
heads taken together with news
paper background The photographer
took n Caa.lEo blanket shse, and ar
ranged tha subjects in such . Kay
that j; Eave tie ladies The APPEARANCE
.: tCrs.lrg through ii eyreal journal
The =2aa ot!5zhis aal Ehs5ows got a
kac liEeness .! the young ladies' and
they were highly delighted. When
They distributed the last pictorial
souvenir they discovered right under
their hesis this startling li2- in :
p~n0n,ineat c.oihier's adveE ,ise ueni,
'Do yen wear paurs!n'
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A Favorable Response.

or ;hs circulars saat out Tor sig
na;ures 10 d petition asking The
County Commissioners 10 make an
appropriation OF sl,op 70 tie Md
xiu;sf Fair furA3e5 hRvs ken re-
turs@i ia Mr, Snuh. o. this naa-
beE l6l favor the proposition srd s:I
EEe rot sisrca. Several OF the NUN
Der fayorinS -ths Pr.osit'vR are
s;snei by more thai Uas taxpayer.
There ale enough OF these 20 ruaSe
at leas; 200 isxpayeEs sho faTcs ,he
proposition
Thpss WHO have net sieSei and
returned the circular should do 50 al
once.
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Stock Shipments

Dr.iuG the month ~ Novsnbz-,
S2Si heaS OF cRtti-, IL head Of horses,
e. head OF hcfs snd lo head {,
calves, we're shipped from points IN
E!So county aud rested and fed 81
Rene
TIE Gazette ssys that p carloads
CT hogs containing ST head Senr
shipped from E@Ho last ncrIh as
sEaIrs; but or three ca loads .
Yea! h~e:e:o!cre. This shows a Noo
ds.fEi increase IN the hcZ n!uSir
Tor the last yeE and iaIict,ss tina:
tie ssIpG,e2ls sill cuuiizuc 10 IL
crrsSc Is the farmers are bsEiariir.:
TO ind uG: That there Is money II
raisicc frCs
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fhe Navy Pleased.

WaSaIs5.oa. Dec. l3-Ihsre Is
soi mach a;tcEp; en- The par, c, the
c6sasis ~ tie Navy Department 10
conceal tAt s~a;i:!sc;isn they feel at
tse t3F= events aBse tSkca 10 Hawai-.
TIE coaiunAcjous attitude Of the
eraviaeasi enretnuasa. ;oSaea The
rni;si States authorities falls 10
a.Erso ny great amount Of iodigna-
toa or ooEdemnAiion in naval circles
TIE rry has Setn rather out q,
sympathy .i;h Abe administration
pci5c!. and the dissatisfaction has IN
crsassd with The last nevs received.
Ne iai-slipu car be secured from
iis White House or from The State
DsJsi Utst es 10 ite probable :inc
q; s-ud5u- tas Ii&Eaiisn papers 20
tte Szra,e.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

wilka=son J l., House on
ives, Avenue, Tuscarora IS 90; 2"otS
hcrSes, T5. Total val $50; gen Ia:
= IS; rCll tax 3; total tax 80 . IS
Penalty IS; sdvtg ,; total.-...s ) 70
<stiee.s turtle. sEr-n .tr, 20 20. cent. or
tAe E1-gGSt 90 zach item az us!rtEnl isS. To-
rth-r VT = 81 cots @: A1NeTt>!E.. for e5.A
it,aA vi, l- cCl'-tri &c addition 70 TIE
s-cSuEt o. i.irAi i%I IN TAB az ssh cssts
rtau,s aSG net. tC rUi scCuS- e Etc'tc''
sE:c TO -. -; J all stl C'yl>k J. II Gu
= rG,y. sc la 5sy o. $NrUzr.. 4 u 1874:
At a. IrC.t GtCr itC C,yEtLCEAs a. ahG
c-rty. 1; ikv to-s C!k'ko- L-est'I, seI ~
rEltc Eursila 'Suh .at -N,:y i.fctlT fEtd
l~= - fClrst fog 49, to- ! Sl'aH! Q: tie
u~tt-i-.i tzI. p-g3l;y Sni Cr-t~
ii ts,r->i " s,yu p.:t Il t.tr-Sir,sI tviINc
y. l. tx E-iEo2 o. ftIssus MI ~ iAv
s=z=-t G: s,sc J.EiiA tx. III A!E an
IS ; e. - smsll-,g G~GG9t!;y ~ The - PER
y GS>CEr - = FCs.tS tEtrSt9 r>I~CiiN'!H II
~. b czsc :: Gt'jE7ut rCS. so TAX all ifnl-
cry SsG - sub .,lc ard a. / isiSctih'''oi
- >-l.,SI 10 ~!eGcGiGO" N:t!EH 80 ! cL'is
ss:-. sac SI'y & S-l- ly . usvGi O. -! 81
ssIi sua> ,.,.rst tie ;Eu- e.: och rAUti
ILs-,f -C-T,r;lNCsy. with III, T'E Uni Tvr
2 - = = -vun.Issu t. eI;vc:s ! ultlPA I.
F0Vl ~ = - >LC5 ~ s.Eff.-n - X - sv
a. EyC rJ.zG.cr VII. slc prCN.srr. Of TIE SO,
= !saglyv ACT 81 AIS S.-It Il So to -.
80. -ry s-lI E.L.- ,I=vU..G = 'I-vPa %i
= Tcea.sv &! f~v-t=g'.u= as Gvs=ia stS''
AIES sew. Dee. II. lsc&.
y. a.. Miller.
CS-z-y T-erE-r,-=c- t.Css!r I-i hec-iN,
- { &c GV-liy 9. an 49, S;+'e %
StV=A
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Oze or Nooi5urn

During .ae Parsons trial in Carson
ays tho Virginia Chronicle, NJ.
Woodruff Uttered a large and pom
derols Sord 4 = tone LONG, sororous
ana v!bralirG. The wiiress; u lady,
repeated il IN her deliberate manner
but missed the prPer pronunciation
several degrees. The efTer; created
an audible smoker, which nettled
Nj. WoeGbuTn.
"S;y dear lady," sail Mr. Wood
burn. ~that Eord ispnohooncsd thus.
ly:"' and no enumerated the word
Bgaio with his uelndious twang.
The lady replied with great Gelib-
e!auoa: 80 Il CIT understand you
MI. Woodburn. Il you woald take
some salt ana wafer M your nose i've
could tell WHIST yen say"
The laugh tha. followed could have
been heard at the State Prison.
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A GAl work.

Uai;ei STATS Commissioner
Palmer n The las,twn .ca,s has done
afco5 work in breaking up the ne
ia.'oI= business Ct sailing liquor 10
Inai.44- Since January 10, 1881, he
has rxa-icei eighteen ltrsous &C
cGssd OF this off-nse and htld every
Uoe Of then 10 appear before the
United States Grand Jury al Carson.
SiiUf ihen were convicted IN the
United States Court and serted terms
20 the CaHsCa Peniienijary.
Eho Cap has dore q god deal O,
-GGlius az Gui down the ruad from
Elko 20 L7velock 10 hi. attempt TO
t:$4k up this vale Business, acd he is
rather proGi 0: tie eighteen sealps
That GauE9e u rs belt
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
sssaiI L4pE g si> Pedigree

TnsEsi@ai DAsiG Stair Jordan. II
Stafford un.ret:ii!. ,ayt that the
csi5s g shfch hucan LyJies ere com
posed G;e iu5tH'e3 10 lie Proportion
oi - Tsr SgHi irsG tSc ps-eUiR Gp+r
usaL t'rZ tae Srs5Ji areats tsd ~
rst cTat 'r5.g cloc- ancestors lie.
tel.ig is -eaF~ssbge sor mental .t1
ta'tsl SH"s tlsa tBiihe eEae; pro
po:tS5a 4 t.V ttgpsDsHlir Of Srces.
tors - 6iSf-sst Esasrsts5zs is tot
sirt. Acn,1iiuk - pfcsiiea: Jor.
dEB y = o. saugkh fU- = sorcx
nan couIeuT!uii5g Gga-TE:rS . IN
qgtrs iuy1 TO barE aecyaat a tie
IIur pf-ei 10 faih,Y Ia.lsp. hat re
Sh"0d zao HDS yfJ his S-lErce iof
81 5cSt ttnc sc5srsiipua PRO
y9Fs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
BeSSrc of ihtiu-nIs for Catarrh
that CuntAin NSrcury

as mercury sili surely destroy the
ssne - smell sndepnple,slS 6r.anse
the nho!s system ahea sn:SIinc u
thpcSh :hs 0occps sucfseeS Srch
KriicrS SHOULD psssS S~ us<~i sxcrpt
or prescriptions frOn reputable phS
ssciNrs As Ihe Gsusse ikey Nin d. is
zen field - the Soci you caa posSi6y
derive fnon ;bea. Halls CatzrTh
Gu manufactured by =. J. Cheney
1 Co, Toledo, o, cNnIsics 90 meg.
cary. En6 IS taken Internally. E-;j1c
SinS:ly EPon the b'noi aad Mucous
sCTfHsSS Of the system. In buNias
Hairs Cs'aT:h Cure b. sure . get
TIE Csrvi-e. Il * takza Internally
sni gaSs - Tpl.jrs Ohio. by {. J
Chen=N ( 6. TeStiucuiSIs tres
tSSs3i h, all GruSSistS price ..
pr ho;iis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
Prem Honolulu.

WAsHISG7oS, Dec IS.-The Navy
DepaItnsn; to-day receisei tie io!.
iowIrs dispatch from Adnir-l Irwin
Z. Honolulu, dated D-c-mber Al.
and bEUush; b! the Ocez7.c 10 San
FrSrclscc:
The provisional EpvstrEert has :
thousand zen under arms. and the
palare IS prepared to7 defense"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
Lack OF iICrciss

Is Cne Of the prime causes Of head.
ache ~ tie Winter. Persons accus-
toned 10 tie pure fresh ar dunn.
the pleasant months Irc svb.,c; 10
this terrible uuuo: 7nre {; this time
~ tie year. \ boon j. offered 10
krausy's iIeadachr Capsules, UhlyL
is guaranteed to cue any kind Of
headache En matter MIA; ;.le cause
Headache caused by overndu!:arce
N tC@d ~ drLk late II night, can he
prevented 10y laluG Gle CaIsu,o
before retiring and one ia lie morn
ing.
For sn'p 10y L +. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

Ar exchange s7y& lie s.w Lc-
cross the street, She smiled al han.
be returned Inc smile with usiaz-s.
She struck his fancy Tie urs;ch
of n man vE completely sn't,ea zcd
he kept his eye on ktr IS IL hurried
TO the =rezt ~cr=ssir- 10 ever
take he,--but i: vas cnIy his
vile in 4 ne~ costume which he had
not seen
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EoF@s

"e vii reopen in a 'er days with
TIE LARGEST STOCK Of kas:ern
5-5 FCTEi.a Toys ever brought TO
EEo. Which We vii sell CHEAP Tor
Please hold Wong oTGer1 "n-
II You have exami=tl or stock. /,
w2u'i pay 70 .cud away TO- goods.
n2-2,fl SIIEEHAN SISTERS,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

The acreage OF Srai9 IL the United
States is greater !hIa the entire Ger
G:an ETuFjre. The corn crop Q: this
county IS larger ihan that o: E-S-
land, lgelEni, Scotland and De31afE
couhiued. lr case Of a reoeralior 81
war the C1i;e1 States c3ci1 Iced ia=
ccunbiped EaroP&n srz!sS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

The WORTH Almanac aud Eucyclo
padia Tor 1884 Hil! surpass all SINH
lar publications II will have a sirik
insly original cover, larger psess
better Gisdlrs sud iI many Ways bc
an improvement CT precious issues.
Send twenty five ceots 10 this cEcs
and Sc will ordeE the book seus 70
your address.
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Spring ard summer Samples.

We have jus; received about JJi
samples OF mems suiiin-s foT custom
made clothing Tor SprIuS and Sum
ger. Suits made 10 o5dcr from SO
p. Give us a call,
NJ. RiiSHARr.
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NAERiLlb.

PIcNoo-GCSSr2soS:-A;C a-lic. Ne
vhds, De>-nbar l. 1875, by J \.
PalreE. J. 2, NJ AuiY3e Pea
co TO Mise CIEa Garnes9r, oo.a
of Cariir.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

FTc:eC; rour weak eyes from The
'jurioasCG,c; Of sun and snow glass
. getting a pair OF dirk glasses &,
HpIler's
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Ia hereby given that tho
firm Of Kennedy & BFohmaD has beer
dissolved 10y mutual cNnscni, kcnrc-
dS teiirinS from The tim.
SANCrL BACuNASs
Arthur, Nor., Dec. 3, 1873,
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I'll

PoECl:-Tn Eko N=rz5B. Dec.nb sr
II. lS9. Nj. T. :. Porch. native
Of Kentucky. IErd g year., .
months saJ "a jsyz.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

4 'ppts,rar 90 tisr'srl stcst Eeitb
SIs 1ica. va. shippol - Saa IrAu.
IA g ,rin ges6 S."5d., = - serv-
vi ~ Cngat-.a tcs!
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stais=s ~.'i-7 Cr--i--Es sE-
- {: -1G -r- e. - s-- -
~ - - ;--r i..- -
So. - .-vz :. -a-. - & &
SES ID - -. ~ - - 49,
= LuE - as- o. -. - -
= . rEs- - , IKE =. ----r { =I
S-"s ~ -SElELaS- L ~ ~
Ia! s--.-.----.-- - ,
.--T - --g==-E- S
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17

q. 81 ~ Il = a, % 50 5
Rot { sc Or - nv O. &c or
&. sS a. < Sc - c: rS n.
lot ) SO 3
81 O, -, r.. ma OF - or
lS. sU q {, So QrSN, sa :.
qr as o. = 20 D
n: 60 uw o., ne c. % So
CT. sc Or 81 &c g.. ~ qr
e N Or, be e. Of NIX G. - 80 !
Et-S ht 9, - g., ne go!
g. 81. : b.C:sa c-2 r
ht ~ ne or. : III 90 "a q - so :
~; . 81. Sa g q - $. .
~ Or - re q Stc; : q: 81 n !
: h ~ Sc ~. IN q OF ~ :
81. = ~ q a qr :, 40 .
CN1iSialrc 60 acres lao: improve
ucu,s O. abCve deserted lsad 30
Total val 900; csnl Tax *; ,"i'
,Sf 80 .
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-10-26

Congressman McCleary has sc
thoroughly exploded the old hack
neyed charge, made by democrats
that Ernest Seyd, the London banker
was here in 1873 "backed by an al
most unlimited amount of money tc
buy up Congress to demonetize
silver" Congressman McCleary, by
a few pointed question, has forever
nailed that lie. The record shows
that MIR. Seyd has not been here since
1856, and that he was always friend
of silver.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-10-26

tor returned Monday from Chi
cago
Mr.. and Mrs. Strunk are NOV.
ing into their new residence no 4th
avenue.
MIR. John Rupp took in the
wonders of the Midway Plaisance
last week.
The family of the new Meth
>odist minister arrived last week
and they are now at home to the
people.
Miss Blanche DeWolf returned
Sunday from Chicago where she
has been viewing the wonders of
the white city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. Kellam and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milicke departed Thursday for the
worlds fair city.
Miss Jennie Warren has accept
ed position in the Bank of Mt.
Lake, and commenced her duties
there last Monday.
We understand that Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Janness will move
to Heron Lake, where Mr.. JAN
ness has purchased a meat market.
Mr.. Wild Of Minneapolis, gave
gospel temperance sermon in the
Baptist church Sunday night,
which was much enjoyed by those
present.
Mr. Laur Of the Citizen staff,
left last week for Blue Earth Co.
We understand that when he re-
turns he will be no longer enjoy
ing single blessedness.
We understand that the Win
dom and Madelia foot ball teams
will play match game at the fair
grounds next Saturday. All those
who saw our boys kick each other
last Saturday will be sure to at
tend.
We are glad to note that VIM
dom has finally secured what it
has long needed-a gymnasium.
The apparatus has already been
ordered and DeWolf & Lewis
building secured. We are sure
this movement will prove benefi-
cial to all concerned, and wish it
success.