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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
THE RING RULES THE RANCH
THE REFORM CONVENTION NOT
CALLED OFF.
Gov. Tiliman Threw himself into the Fight
in Time to Save the Convention Plan
The Boys Who do not EDjey the
Smiles Of the Bosses VIII have to
Grin and Endure 1t.
Special to Herald and News. I

Especial to Herald and News.l
COLUMBIA, August S-S a.. NAT
the meeting of the Sligh Reform Com
mittee held here last night big fight
was made by Messrs. Lyles and Kirk
land, backed by several others, to allow
the gubernatorial nomination to 60 to
the general primary election, but it
was of no avail.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton was adopted by an overwhelming
vote:
WHEREAS, The committee recognizes
that the plan adopted in April and reit-
Grated in July is not perfect, but after
full consideration of all the interests,
preferences, circumstances and condi-
lions confronting the Reform move
ments, 1t is the best that we have been
able to devise; and
WHEREAS, We believe that if faith
fully carried out it will compass the
object in view when this committee
wa organized, viz: The nomination of
a man who shall be the choice of the
Reformers; therefore he it
Resolved, That we deem it inexped1-
ent and unwise to abandon the Colleton
plan at this time.
This leaves everything just exactly
as it was before the committee met, and
the meeting of committee has no effect
whatever on arrangements heretofore
made.
The Reform precinct clubs will all
meet on Saturday, ilth, to elect dele
gates to the County Conventions to be
held on 18th and express by ballots
the preference for Governor.
Ell WATSON.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08

and so OF up to any number. But
these delegates are only to be messen.
gers for the clubs, and have no power
or authority, as we understand IL to
cast these votes otherwise than as in
strncted by majority Of the members.
Now, this is free opportunity for the
people to express their choice for gov
ernor and lieutenant-governor, and
they can also say whether they desire a
ticket for State officers nominated or
not, and suggest their preferences.
CHIPS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08

TIE Reform convention plan of
nominating candidates for Governor
and others stands. Governor Tillman
pronounced in favor Of it in time to
save it. The kickers may kick, but if
they do not submit. they will be styled
TRAITORS" The bosses are in the sad
die. The ring rules the ranch. The
people are not permitted to speak ex-
cept through the'ring.. The candidates
who do not enjoy the smiles of the
bosses will have to 60. 1t all suits Us
very well Let 'er roll.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08

Hon. VIM. G. Oates, the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Alabama, was
elected on Monday over the Populist
ticket by 10000 majority, and the Dem
ocrats will also have a good wo' king
majority in the Legislature, which Sc
cures the return of Senator Morgan to
the Senate.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Dots from ST. Phillips.

Dots from ST. Phillips.
The season for pulling fodder is at
hand.
Preaching at St. Phillips next Sun
! day evening as usual.
The hay crop is in splendid grow
ing condition. See!
It seems that it is the duty of every
community to have a barbecue. st.
Phillips will have hers this week.
Sunday from September. Hope Sep
tember will return the favor.
Our people did not plant the "Long
Allen" cotton but its .'Iong" any way.
We plant the "Big Ba e."the Thomas"
and the "Peterkin''i it is all tall and
handSome'' you bet!
We venture to say that by the time
Mr.. Hipp's twelve days" are expired
st. Phillips congregation can Toast of
an excellent choir.
We are ali about through Staying by"
down this way aud now We propose to
lay 6y the watermelon patch.
Our Sunday-school Is in q flourish
ind condition. There are over sixty
scholars on the roll. This is owing to
the uutiring energy of Rev. Bo@ies.
He is an excellent church worker and
Bachmau Chapel and St. Phillips had
better ''hol' him tight"
Josh Trump-Saturday evening"
mile from bonie-daTk and raining-a
ragged umbrella and = borrowed pIirce
alberta gallon Of kerosene-fiuoded
roads and still raining-deiighifuI even
ing Walk-a certain corner of the road
bearing the reputationof being'spooky,'
etc. Ugh! what else, that's all, thanks.
Some how or other we failed TO get
IN any dots last week, consequently We
lost the opportunity oY touching on the
celebration. But as friend ChIpsgage
such an excellent account of the day
We do not regret that We failed to ..g,t
in" In this connection We will say,
however, that this being a TiHu,an coni-
munity large nuniber of US attended
the campaign meeting in your city OF
Friday following. On this day the
undersigned had the honor and pleas
ure Of seeing face that he is not likely
to forget-that Of Governor TilIu1as.
After bearing the other candidates and
last Of all ."Tillman and Butlern We
came home hitherto believing but pew
convinced that Tillmap is the man
that South Carolina needs in Congress.
1t has been about forty years since
The voice OF John C: Calhoun re yer-
berated through the crowded halls and
galleries ofCongress. During all these
years Soath Carolina has teen sorely
ia peed Of statesman, one like the
loved and immortal C4lhoun, who will
stand by bis colors in defense Of the
rights OF the people. Such statesman
South Carolina now has in the person
of Ben Tillman and when be getsto
the Cnited States Senate We venture
to predict that he will make record
that. will not only reflect credit on
South Carolina but on the whole
South. JOSH TRrMp.
August s, 1894. ...
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

"a False Report" Overtaken-Slandering
Mr.. Job Rughey-He's No Candidate.
Sunday-school ConventIon-After
Mr.. Thomas for Stabbing Bro.
Sligh-Reform Clubs Must
Meet-Other News
Notes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Stolen

Some person, unknown to me, has
taken from my shop black memoran-
dunn book containing the accounts of
Fulmer & Stock man. A liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery.
1t. w. w. FULMER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08

tain guest to make him feel at home.
We have beard heap of talk about
rolling and tumbling, paving and
kicking, and people going with every
toe up; but if we didn't have little of
that kind of stuff to contend with after
g ing to bed, you can just say that we
are talking in our sleep. Now old
.Soon if it ever falls to our lot to bed
with you again, we want the halter
straps put on before we undertake the
job.
The next annual meeting of the con-
vention will be at Mt. Zion church,
near Prosperity.
OTHER POINTS.
Health pretty good.
We are having too much rain for
cotton.
A better corn crop we have not seen
in many years. Fodder pulling will be-
gin the latter part of this week, if the
weather will permit. ...
Don't count on too big a cotton crop
yet, you are liable to be disappointed.
Miss Corrie Wilson is visiting rela-
tives in the Whitmire section.
Zimmerman and jolly Street mines
crossed bats last Sat rday evening. but
the rain kept the bo.. g from flushing
the game. We understand the game
as it stood was Is to 80 in favor Of jolly
Street -........
There will be meeting of the joint
courscil of Bschman chapel, st. Philips
and MacedoEia churches on Wednes-
day, the 9Th instan., at q. n.. The
meeting will be held at Prosperity. =
There will be celebration of Mace
donia Sunday.school, held at Macedo-
MIA church on Thursday the 9th inst.
Rev. }. D. Bowles will hold protract-
Ell meetings at bis churches as follows:
st Macedonia On Saturday before the
third Sunday in this month, at 2 o. N. !;
at St. Philips on Saturday before the
'4th Sunday of this month, at 2 p. NJ.
at Bachman chapel OF Saturday before
the second Sunday in September, at
2 2. NJ.
AFTER Mr. THOMAS. =
We want to say to our friends and
the public, generally, TO watch man
who will take the advantage of an
other and stab him in the back in his
absence. This is what Railroad Com
missio ofa%bamas did at Newherry ON
campai gH uay. He came into Sligh's
own county, knowing that Sigh was
absent on account of sickness, and
thrust his blade as deep into Sligh's
back as he could we'll get it. Shame
and dishonor to any man who would
be guilty of such dirty acts. If he could
have heard the same expressions on
what he said in reference to Mr.. Sigh,
that have heard, he would tuck his tail
in shame.
REFoRMERs, MUST MEET.
Let every Reformer in our county
bear in mind that he should meet with
his club on next Saturday afternoon,
August II, for the purpose of electipg
delegates to our county reform conven-
ton. Now refortne,s, we deem this a
meeting of much importance, 40 do not
fail to turn ont on that day in order
to have voice in saying who shall rule
our State for the next two years, and
see that your very best men are elected
as delegates. Each club is entitled to
one delegate for every twenty-five
members or majority fraction thereof,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08

NOTES.
In order to correct false report that
has been circulating through our SEC
ton, I take the liberty to make
the following statement: The report
that Mr.. J. L. Hughey, Of the Broad
river section, would become candidate
for the Legislature on the Prohibition
ticket had begun to circulate through
this section pretty freely. 1 was at
Newberry on the 30th Of July, the day
that the Prohibition convention was to
be held in order to put out a ticket for
the Legislature, and seeing Mr.. Hughey
ip town concluded, in order to satisfy
myself as to whether the charge was
true or not would 60 into the meeting
and see which way the wind blew. I
was not in the meeting very long be-
fore found that in all probability the
Prohibition movement was gone gos-
ling for the present. A motion was
made by Mr.. John C. Neel to oppose
any nominations. and at once the mo
ton was seconded by Mr.. Hughey.
Mr.. Hughey then stated his position
in the matter, and | was not long in
finding out that this was false charge.
He was true to the Reformers notwith-
standing rumors to the contrary.
sUNDAY-sCHooL CONVENTION.
It was quite a pleasure for me to at
tend the sixteenth annual convention
of the Newberry County Sunday
school Association at BethEden church,
on the 1st and End inst. For several
reasons it is always pleasure for us to
meet with the good people Of Beth
Eden. First, We have large circle OF
relatives in the upper part of the Beth
Eden section, and the second reason
is, the visits of our youth were more
frequent than they are now, and every
time We 60 into this community We
are made to reflect upon our boyhood
days, and the last aud bcst reason for
loving TO be with those good people is,
they have no end to their cour-
tesies. Some people oppose these inter
denominational conventions, but We
have always been heartily in favor of
such meetings. How blessed it is to
say with the poet, "Come let US all
unite to sing our Saviour's praise"
The topics were all ably discussed
and the meeting was 1uli OF interest
from beginning to end. In fact, we
heard not few of the older members
say that this was one of the most iDter-
esting conventions that has been held
out of the sixteen. There were several
Of the Sunday-schools that were not
represented. We asked DR.. Pelham,
the secretary, to furnish US the names
of those schools, but be failed to do it.
Therefore, we are minus of this much
We would have liked to have reported.
Prof. R. O. Sans, of Gsffuey, created
quite an interest in the meeting. In
presenting the subject of normal teacn-
ing, We believe that Prof. Sans mode
of teaching would be quite helpful in
towns and cities where teachers can
conveniently meet, but in the country
where teachers live some distance
apart, it would be almost impractical
ble to try to adopt such plan.
On Wednesday night we were thrown
in the kind care Of our old friend and
cousin, D. w. Mccullough. All who
know David know that be is very
entertaining. He is just Jolly enough
, 1894-08-20
Gin buIferuf.

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8riefe8 bon einem Gomtte Der be16dfttz
gungslolen 8uuman'i6en Nrbeiter, in
tpeL6em err barauf oufmerfiam gemabt
lpirb, baB ben Qeuten Ser 6u18er in's
@eit6t FART unb boB tbatiGblid6e 6unz
9ersnotb e%tntritt, Denn nicbt bolo Suite
g~eLciitet tpirb. Gttpa 1900 Tamilien piBz
ten ni6t, pOpon ite Icben ioute1, uod6em
Die 8lGbe Der grndbrer bon 0euten, Bic
aus alien Ibetlen Der Ser. Staten mach
8uQman 8efOmmen, ~einsenommen morz
ben leien,
Ooup. QtttgeIb erfGGrte nacb @mpfanq
bes 8rjefes, 6aB ct leGber iofort mach 8uuS
man reiien unb bic 6ortigen 53%uItGnbe unz
terluhsn tpoQe. 0as betreffenbe Gomtte
iptrb ii9 ebenfaI8 al bic Stoot un6 6os
County tpenben unb llnteritiibun9 bers
langen.
, 1894-08-20
DR.. 6earino's Buiten.

Inter Sen Gbtca9oer 0ieben un6 Spit
buben ibeint es aub iOldbe gu 8ebeu, Die
groBe &unitliebbaber linD. 8or einiger
.3sit OerntiBte Or. Bearing, ser nit ieiner
Tomtlte in 5000 Wticbigan 2(0e. po6nt,
5pet 8ron3ebititen ieines 8ruoers SO. so.
Bearing, bic 8elegentIicb elmer groBer
0ouS1eini9ung oOriibcrgebenb in benz gu
Der Wobnung geb0rigcn Stale aufbemo6rt
tporben tparen. Wtit ben beioen 8iiitcn
mar AUDI Elm Acknowledgements 9fcrbeges
i6irr Deri9Dunben. 0err Or. Bearing
bat fir bic Wie0ererlan8ung Der beibe1
Bitten unb Der iibri9en tbm abban6en gez
tommenen 0e9en1tdn0e cine suite 8elo9z
ming auS8eieBt. Die beiben 8Iiteu iin6
bon einem berOOrrasenben 8iIb6auer in
MailanO, StoIien, angefertist un6 BADEN
$1,000 9~etoitet, Der Wtaterialpertb berz
ieIben betrd8t bO9itens flint OOer fe9s
Dollars ieoe bon ibnen lit ettpa so 8funb
i6per, unb eS lit an3unebmen, boB Die
9iebe ii9 bel Ser T%ortibaffuus Serlelben
zines TubrpertS bebient baben.
, 1894-08-20
5pob's 8iG1en beilen @%erfopfuug.
Dor Sem Grtrinfunostooe bewobrt.


s3pet bon 11ncle So1n's berittenen GOlz
ooten ent8in8en g~eitern nur nit tnapper
9tOtb benz Gobe beS @rtrinfens in ben
Wogen 0es WfibiganieeS bel Gpanifon.
Die beioen &apalIeriiten nabnen gegen
10 11br 0ormitta9S an elmer Steuc am
Seenfer, gerooe 9egeniiber Ser 2ebensz
rettun9SitatiOn, Elm 8ao. Giner bon ibnen
Da9tc ficb 81 melt in baS Noiier binein,
un0 ba ct teit belpn0er9 outer S6Dimner
iDar, fiibrte i'm Die Str0mung id6neQ meit
in ben See binau5. ST rief nm 6llfe, Sic
t6m iein &amerao Qu9 3u bringen getpiQt
mar. Der benz Grtrinfen nabe Soloat
i6lang lid aber 10 felt Inn ieinen Rameraz
BEN, OaB bteier lelbit nicbt i'm Stonbe mar,
li6 iiber 8aiier 3u baIten. @lifli6er
Weiie batten einioe 2eute, Die bonn ufer
aus BEN &f Der beiOen Sol6aten nit
ben Nogen 8ugei6aut batten, bic 0Rettungsz
mannicbaft Der Station %aufmerflam gez
mabt, So6n @eOrge unb S. 90. springer
beitie8en i9nea Gin 8oot unb bolton Die
bei6en SDlOaten nit einigen Sbpterigs
fetten aus Dem naiien @lemente beraus.
Die Oeretteten pei8erten ii6, trob Ser,
2luffor0erung ieitens tbrer SETTER, tbre
Namen ~anSu8eben, unb ma6ten iib, 10
i6neu eS ebcn Angling, bon banner.
, 1894-08-20

@bonntrt anf bas 2tben6bIatt Der Sqtnots
StaatS@ 3ettung, Prei5 l Sent.
, 1894-08-20
Bafe Ball.

9ie Gbicagoer ipieIten am GamItag StDei
W&0I nit ben New Oorfern. Sic 8~e>pQnncn
OoS erte Spiel uno ba5 stpette Spiel blieb
unentl6ieOen, neil nacb 8cenbtgung Ser
10, SHINING Ounfel6ett eil1trot unD beioe
Seams" gIeicb Diele O9funS" battcr. 0ie
Steaung Der Stubs BAT itcb i~n1ofern pie0er
9ednoert, ais Die 80ltimorer tpieber an Der
SpiBe iteben unb bic 8o1toner Quf BEN
5tDetten Plob 3urifperieBt tDur6en. 6eute
1pIelen Die Gbtca8ocr 06ermaL8 in Stem
gorf.
, 1894-08-20
}jir JoOermann.
fit 9ro5 uno ]t(ein.
fit Qrln ono Roi6l,
COnklin'S
9on0bn0
uutliden Wtfftm,

Jiir 0as Dans entbdGt es niBs
(ide 0tecepte aQer Dirt, Nnsaber
iiber M1aB unO Gepi9t H. M.
Gir 1anfleute giebt es 2tnf-
hlnB lit sel6dftli6en unO seieb'
ltden 5rasen, iotpie y1at6 in 8uh,
fiibruns unO tbren perI9ieoenep
9pitemen,
Siir MedDaniker cine 3u1am.
o1enfeaung Der in ibr Sad i6la,
genoen me6anii6en GeIebe uno
aaer bentmIrOi9en grfinounseu
unb Maidtnen,
9iir oen Banomerker praftif6e
&otbl6ldse unb itattitiI9e 9(n'
9aben.
Jiir 0en SanDwirtu 8itte'
cun98reseln, 8o0enfun0e, 8atb'
f6ldge fIr 8~eaderun9, 2anomeis
Jung unO BebanOlung bon 8ieb,
Fir O1rtner MufI6liife uber
2ebensfGbigfeit Der Somenorten,
8eimen, Wa6stbum Der 8dume &c.
giir 0alitiker ~ltatiitii9e8 eri9ts
lber 8abGen, 8ep1lferungS8abl
gorteisruppirungen.
Jiir Dolabanoler genoue M1aBs
tabeQea.
9iIr gudDbalter Re6nunss= nnS
2ahltabellen.
81 1T ruutOglid, ben reiden SSu,
bait bteies 9anobu6s aud nur
anndbernb ct i6iGOern.
SeOes Sitter, je6er @tanO urO
8eruf finOeu barin i6neG Rotb
anO auHdluB.
9a3u fOmInt cine 3ttIammens
teaung afler mi6tigen eeIdidtlb
den Greignife, iOwie seOgrapbiIds
Qtgabeu Our6 so tleine 9anOfarteu
erldutert, ftotiitiide 8ulammen,
iteannsen dber Geididte, 8eo5lfso
rtIrs unO Die Gr5eugniHe aaer @taa,
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Trasen bon aaoeu1ei.
rtem Sntereiie ftnbet man bier in
OerfdnOli6er ToHuns
Ant'OOrt nnd 8eiehruug.
, 1894-08-20

@u9nit Sofe, tpetdber Dor ntdt LAM
ger ?3ett pie SteQe zines Reuners in
gAHtncq $50. 9" betleiOete, mur6e aeifern
gta9m1tta8 in Scr Nabe Ser S9efftelo un6
g8ttlOn @oe,, 2ote 8iep, ais Qeicbs oez
tunoen. Gr bling an einem 8Qun1 1inb
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Der Selbitmor6 bereitS am 9ecitoQ %erfoIof
ietn- Safe mar auBer 8eIcb0ftio1no, mn
oteie GRatia3e in 8erbtnouu8 nit Streitios
fetten, Die CT nit ieiner Srou bate, trieben
bn in ben Sob.
, 1894-08-20
vTleiider's Oentide 9trifwoue 1T
Die ein5ise, Die anf Der Golnm=
biiden @eltausitelnng Oen
bOdlten Yreis nebit 9iplom
erbalten bat"

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1T Die bette, lie lit fart un6 1pirb IN alien
Torbet u1b 99otttrnn9en, Die perlau9t mer=
ben tOnaen, anseferti9t. Ole Tarbeu iir6
poi6e6t, DoQftanOi9 9lei9nldBig uno tlar.
9oS @e1pebe Ser perl6ieoeneu GuolitGten lit
poatGnbt9 febleriret ultb 9lei6mGBi9. 0te
0oQe 5ei9t folgenbe &or5i9e: GuolitGt,
Monnt9ialtl9tett, Nauerbaiti9feit Der 6arbe
ulb oes @emebes. @e5, 6rot %, IS. Mfinot,
a~letlt9e BretSrt6teriu. 3. Moi 1894"
NoS Obt9e lit cine 9el1aue g8iebergobe bes
@ortlalteS Der pon Der Golltntbii6e1 QSelt=
aus iteIlurs obge9ebeneu~ Guti6eibung.
, 1894-08-20
linn 0te mabrbett III erfohreu

i'll 8e5us ouf 6Oob's GoriopartQa, frage man
9iejeni9eu, bic bieie We0i3in srou9el1, ober
leie Die oft III btelem glatt ab9ebrudten
3eu91tiie; ite wer6eH SUD iiberSeUgen, baB
9ooD'S furtrt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-28
TOME n EWS
-,ll.IrNrIUN. NiTIHMNs:

There will be a public meeting Of citi-
zens OF this county held at the court
house on Tuesday afternoon, July 81,
1894, at 8 p, m, for the purpose of pro
testing against the establishment of the
White River Timber Reserve, as out
lined in Commissioner Ensign's pro-
posed recommendations to tie interior
department.
The interests at stake are Of vital i'm
portance to every resident and tax payer
Of Bio .Blanco county, and all should
attend this meeting as it will be the last
opportunity they will have to protest
against the establishment of the park.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-28

Hugh Jones. If South Fork, is work
ing for lie Club.
George Welty and family are expected
over from Cripple Creek some time this
week.
II ia said one of our bellies viii soon
be "a bride. ON bachelors are reported
as mot IN it,
Dame Rumor has it that Con streo
NAV NOT come hack alone 1hen he re-
turns from the east
Wash Wakcmmu besides having
nice garden. has been INDUCING in he"
potatoes for several weeks.
Tie Club House seems to have good
run OF tourists. Notwithstanding The
late strike has iuteritred somewhat,
Mrs. Tnomas Dunn and Miss iIu6ey,
escorted by john Dunn, were visiting
Ms. limerick. oil Nogrh Fork, last
sunday.
Or. Crook and family, of New Castle,
who have been camping near St;ebs
for some weeks, fishing returned !nme
last week.
The ranchers are casting an eye over
their mowers nowadays, as haying TINE
/ is near at hand. Owing TO recent slow
ers fine crops up the river viii boar
1 There was preaching at ne bulofa
school house last suHdu,, Rev AiF.
Sgulherlin officiating. quite numuar
of our cLurch-g0ers w"e in attendance.
| \ number Of rIners from Now
Castle. taking ady.ntage Of the strike,
are sojouruing gong the river, eujofing
the fishing ana having Il good time gen
orally.
This section endorses the move to
abolish eie .park" reserve entirely, and
| if thee must be one the boundaries set
fortl in the Bel bill take in enough
asd fou all practical purposes.
1t is common talk that up near still
water. on South Fork, fish are being
caught with the aid Of dynamite. \
party SAYS he saw pool up there filed
with dead fish. No wonder trout are
not plentiful in the river this season il
they are destroyed in this manner.
w. l.. Pattisou. whose fine ranch and
residence is located near the upper end
Of the valley. is getting his place ii
shape to receive large delegation OF
hunters. Wien Mr.. Pattison tiui-he,
the improvements lie has now in hand
bell have one OF The c0sicst mountain
resorts on tie western slope.
The SCRIBE.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


GLEt.woOD SpniSGs, Colo, July .. 1895.
n OTICE-is hereby given that the follow ing
- named settler has filed notice IT his iuicu-
don To- make final proof IN support of his
CluiW. and THAT said proof wilt be made uO-
fore the Clerk Of the County Court OF Rio
BllnCJ county, az hockcr, Colo, on August ~,
isui. ut 10 O'Clock a. m, VIZ:
Martin L. sandy, of Mruker. Colo, ON his p.
D. :. No. ltis. Ute, for the SW 4 NE .. NY 4
81 d aud NE =. sW q. sec. -, TIP. v, II. g3
" 9th T.. II.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, ana cultivation
of, said land, viz:
james T.. Burch. Andrew }. Younkcr. Levi
$. bloomfield, Lar1in T. Craig and l.. l.. Dey-
lin. ali of Necser, Colombo.
iy1-uull q. u. THAYtH, Register.
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Above brand anywhere on left side, shoulder
or hip. Ear marks, underJit and overslope on
right ear. Also own the following brands:
TT and I'M. The 1t and other brands
cancelled. All kinds of car marks are on tho
cattle md some with no ear marks at all, hav-
ing been neglected. All increase branded same
as cut; ear marks, ovcrslope and undcrhit on
right ear. Range, white river and Thurman
creek. POstohicc address, MeoScr, Colo. jn30
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MARRrED-At the Miller House, on
Thursday, July 90, 1891, Mr.. Thomas II.
Hamilton and Miss Antoinette John
stone, Justice Now officiating
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~ am sorry Madge is going to marry
a man she cares as little for as she does
for Mr.. DASH
Alice-"Does she admit that she dis
likes him ~
Just as well to; they never quarrel a
bit"-Inter Ocean.
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Mr.. Moulton made business trip to
Rife in the early part of the week, on
business connected with the llugus
company's branch store at that point.
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c. W. Lowell, Of Lily, Colo, auto
graphed at the Meeker on Tuesday.
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Among the guests registered at the
Meeker hotel on Tuesday were l.. "A.
Myrick, of GAINESVILLE, O., and j. ID.
Crandall and ]. Conwell, Of DeDeque,
Colo
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One hundred and eighty to three hun
dred and seventy dollars per ton are the
latest returns from the new gold camp,
SAYS the Nernal Express.
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preservation Of the rights OF her citi-
zens in this matter. RIO Blarco. aud
particularly the ci.i2eHsof Meeker, have
fought the project from the beginning
by letter. petition and every available
kind of remoustrance. The people OF
this county are enlisted fur the war.
David Bennett was in Nernal this
week. after men and teams 10 work ~
the asphaltum mines in Rio Blanco
county.-Vernal Express.
W. NJ. Bliss, Denver insurance man.
is stopping at the Miller House.