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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
OUR TOWN.
OF Lemont's Mine Thous4na Inhabitants
E0ur TE0gssEE Are Iawiass.
TATrER.

OF Lemont's Nine Thgus4ad Inhabitants
T0Er TEOassE5 Are LawiaSs.
The toughest town IN the United
Stats5 today is Leulcnt, caIy = miles
fro1 Cgo. Il Ead 5000 population
before wG C1 the drainage cassEl he
gan N057 Is has 1900, q whom 1900
are grl5ls, thieves, murderer II dis
orderly women. There are 100 saloons,
30 houses, - d4ncghcu56s
a3 tGa trs, all lgpgrred by the
5000 naa gEE5ng ca TIRE drainage CO.
mai LIVER s1 ii running wide cpen
and licensed A-ayor Mccarthy says tEo
MONEY IS used in Improvements.
Within three manf.ls 30 dead bodies
haTc been fsEnd III and a58ut Lamglt,
and no ono has been punished. Tea
bodies have been found in the rocky
chanEel q the cglal, ald five men were
shot IN ala& Of the 80 dead IS are
Unknown
smoky row IS tbs Toughest street in
Le.ngDt The SALOONS and 6~ancehonzes
bear such names 81 these: Kiag II
Hearts, Sweet Alice. Little Ca
siu0'' and Ben Blla.''
Every Sunday aEeag ions % fac worst
classes 90 to LonoIt from Chicago
New York world
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
SVENGALI OUTCOME.

John Graham Hypnottzes His wife In
order 20 Discover Gold.
Colorado Springs has ITS Sye1gali and
mis- LE.Iby, the parts being unprecedented
by john Graham and his wife, and the
police are uutangHng a strange story.
They were called to the Graham resi-
dence to arrest two men who had at
tempted to abdEct Mrs Graham, stating
that they wanted to Use her at Cripple
Creek ID lo-stlug s53a uTiaeS Graham.
!. SYKES, has been in the habit Of hyp-
noticing her and is said 90 have made
some valuable discoveries by following
directions given hy her while ina trance
The attempted Edlps escaped be-
fore the police arrived, leaving Mrs
Graham bruised and ezh.a dEom her
struggle THE ether Afternoon while Ia
a trance Mrs. Graham located the men
in a saloon ar Colorado Ctr, i've miles
from there, giving a description Of
them. The police followed her dircc-
tt1ns, but found no suspicious characters
there. She claims aley we're in the
wrong saloon. The police locked up
Graham ON "a charge IF unlawful o9Eab-
itatICA -Cl5eago Times Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

hing b

AS wishing .or raia
La- sun4ag "A las h9sh was on t
way home RON uuday aoDI BIS horse
5 aad -tra hin ID tae iaeem making
an uy wound LTis Du was near
end took him 81 hz - 8ad 10 Web
str. ths wound was dressed It II
q hurt bat at }st aaaouats
was doing we'd.
WA SkEas aud G=0rg Har-oa
CLEO got SONS ia brn this week.
Wlii 81 H Sop Nr siEkiaE'
lar barn t sId gare way and
y bort rai t landing in s
wagon boz. T ae bTll
bot Sustained no very serious iajgry.
Mr.. aad 1lr. WEsgz es.Dsl apd pr.
Gibson and Biz children Faune and Gin
ton SIR az Eaeuy Swim lake for an
outing.
TArrIER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

49,
Er gaulin pole n llae ~ hook,
Cork grbobbin in ther brook
Ripple, ripple, ripple.
NsGtia fer t8Gr asl ter Bite,
Wind Cr-b!oViB 9tst erbgpt right,
Is three ettih IN CT r8E
MheT ttar tL@ @stais grow.
be II Ton a Ted
Cows e. feediRt gn a. bank,
Bell er.tcm tiEF.p tank,
Talle, tinlle, tnkle.
Swing tAeE line n threw ther hook
Degp down "a tae shady nook.
vs. TIRES setria side rs side
EaQw hpr ler ois an hide,
he n Tom "a Ted
Minnie couo'n take CT look,
'tLike ter En9g. wnats on that hookir
Nibble, uibble, uibble.
Up rher pole comes with or fling.
Course we aia't eaaL anything.
Us tarce purity bard yer FOOD
Coin er-huntin IN taas pool,
bic n Tom n Ted.
Half er miniti Here we so.
Teach Their bottom in or Tow-
Bubble, Eabble, bubble.
Fishes all 50 awful shy,
Never stop ter say go0dby.
Us three amt e~r-cAFi.i now
Like ser swim hes anyhow,
Mo N Tom n 1Cd.
Roll or log IN fr or feat,
Nough sight better n any boat
Trouble, trouble, trouble.
On each end ter balance wen.
Who dives Grst's hard ter ten.
Us three taking turn erbout,
Half past six af0zc we're out,
Sie n Tom n Ted.
~waltor s. Stranah.u in Chicago Record
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
n,gc,er THAN uelGclberr, Cask,

The workman az the Burton winery
at Fresno have just completed a wine
casE which contains 2 COO gallons more
tLan tho famous tun Of Heidelberg,
which has long ba1a the largest cask in
the world. twas built unGe1 tic orders
Of Colonel Fl. Lrevglyau, manageE Of
the Bartga vineyard, VIE is oae II the
few Survivors q the famous charge Of
tho Light brigade a5 BaIakavl-Sl
Francisco Chronicle
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
LOVE mi ANOTHER.
Good People oEsHdaa ~ a Lawyers Broad
yians ana snecch.

trooA EeuEte 0-eAtAGA 70 y Lawyer : Lro@4
Views and Speech.
Lawyer Augustus 2. Van Brran has
offended a majority 81 the rel rs PEG
pie OF King On, 4. f., By giving voice
70 sentiments which, some protesting
Christians say, aaygr too much Of IngCr-
sollism.
In the course Of an address before
members Of two literary societies COM
posed Of students az tho Kingston Free
academy Lii. Van Buren, gave the fol-
lowing advice 40 his yuaglEul hearers:
go battle for Enag q conscience,
Tor the right q a man u worship God
IS he deems proper. Remgmber.that the
vast majority IF mankind do NOT be-
Geve Is yen and Remember that there
have been Nazarcnes in many countries
and In many chimes and Calvaries have
been tie landmarks Ok each succeeding
page cg human story. Beware Of tneqI-
oEy and creed and dogma They have
drenched the world III blood. Ii you
must lave q creed, open your Now Teg-
lament and take the only creed that the
Master ever delivered, Brethren, love
ono another. Ihat IS 4 cread upon
which the whole wurllcan stand That
is a freed that win br1ng about tkre fed
grafton Of the world. New TOTkSun.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

Bnok;ngs CoIle &c IS indaiging ii
tie aun0al positeai scrap Dr. Ne
Lonth and Regent shannon On one
side and Cor. sheldon on the other.
Jnss what tie merits are or whether
saesA is any merit u Il 5 bard to get
at, bat d the Interests If education,
il i d BE- hoped that the apparently
endless wrangIe wil be stopped.
The college 8 State institution and
with IS lisnt equipment AID lib
eraI should be the
pride Fl South Dakota; but, owing
70 tbs guab5ie, ii Is
r~nere a Dane of contention. Get
together. zeut men. O.
o. p dg~u and OFT na L,
sonrona else trY their hand.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
su ,etlng b. Klecsrla LIns.

BL1cK RlvaG F,Lts, Wis, July 10.
Surveyors have beguil work on al
rleci I'd railroad to copnect II Crosse
and A~etlisvil.e. q distance oI "a miles,
"a - biacA ever valley.
HURON, S. d.. July is-Four prison
ers broke jail here by digging through
tbs brick wall in the corridor, where
two prisoners had previously escaped.
Al We're awaiting trial o burglary
a. airs tough cases. Their na,nes are:
aaciaas Murray. James Morris, John
Ryan and q. h. Smith.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
Morton agIeht h. 80.

ST. PATTI July 1.-The committee
Of Arrangements for the convention OF
editors OF agricultural newspapers OF
the United states and Canada, to be-
held IN Sc. Paul IN september, has IL
yitea Hon. j. Sterling Morton, secge-
tary Of agriculture, to attend the con-
ventson. = Washington special says
that tie iryitaton aas bees received.
and the SECRETARY says that II il Is pos
sable he Will be present ag tbs conyen-
ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
EzETAss EQUIPMENT.
s~aIvador'S Ex-FrcstIeBt VIII Garry
Plenty of Arms sud a-.s=n=z!siou.

SAIvador's EZ-trcsiIeUt VIII Garry
Plenty of Arms sud Examination.
SAX FRANCISCO, July II.-Geaeral
Ezstl and his followers are said to be
nearly ready for their attack upon Sal
vado-. For sou4e time there has been
q lack OF funds in the war chest OF the
exile bat il s reported that he has re-
ceivgi 3 large sum Of money from Cen
ira AElcrics aild thar in a short time
the balance Of what is needed viii be
supplied. Eseta is said to Be negotiat-
ing for a sealing or whaling steamer
which viii take on arms and ammuni-
ton which VIII BE- shipped there for
the purpose. Il is also the plan Of
Ezeta 10 enlist in his cause about Is
Americans upon whose bravery ana
fighting quallt es he may rely. His
equipment VIII consist Of four rarid
guns. six gatling guns, 500 rifles, as
many r~evolYers and 500, 900 rounds OF
ammunition
a few days ago Ezeta sent a procla-
NATION 70 Salvador calling upon the
natives TO rally % MS support upon his
arrival,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
v,ast slro : aud turned Barcar.

los ANGELES, Cal, July IA
Burglar captured Tuesday as he
emerged from a Sixth street baiIding
Er1ves 70 be Cyrus ID. Cameron. said to
BE- a prominent st. Louis architect. He
cams hora for his health. When his
remittalee3 ceased he took to burglary
and has rsa@e several sncccssful hauls
IN the list two weeks.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
Nes Easr ~ vannniah.

American bankers have organized 70
III into prison o ont Of the country
burglars, bank sneaks, forgers and other
swindlers.
But who shall deliver them from
crooked cashiers, tellers and bookheep-
ers and from directors Of the wooden
head variety?-New York Telegram.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

TIE o]utlo5e fora great crop has
been thoroughly Died by an
fa4oab weather. July has been
almost continuously dry aud bot with
few local showers Never iuthe his.
tArg ~ has Inc crop baou
50 spotted. The north half Of Day
County has a grear lot Of magnificent
grain. The tonnshps oi Lynn, Rar,
isar. Inlepeni nce ana Liberty es-
pecially are promised a better crop
than for many years. south Of the
railway. the conditions are nearly re-
yersed, aud wheat and oats have suf-
iered severely. Some claim the
damage was done by dry weather,
others by frost; bat whatever the
cause. these two crops are very
seriously damaged.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
sanr.on y 80 V nale.led.

Sioux FAILS. s. d., July lI.-A spe-
cial election TO choose a successor 70
Joe sampson, recently expelled from
tie cify en1nel Tor misappropriatiug
fanls. eRlted IN the elecg on OF a. S.
Kilroyoye sampson by 2 vote Of 81
70 81.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
- Wednlllrs.

A lawn wedding. with the ceremony
performed under atroe, IS re ted from
Long Island. Andncw THAT seyt OF thing
may be kept up al summer. It is to be
hoped al least that lawn weddings
may not he productive Of more grass
gideES-St. Loais Pest Dlsp&teh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

il tie P2i Of BrooAng Tiil
not Or cannat allow the STATE to ran
So slsuzal Co.are. Il should
be removed y some more favorable
locality ester. Tor instance.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
10 rhtGhcn.

An irish Judge, reprmardsng o
rriseacr who was accused II striking
his wtfc with "a lls bottle, remarked,
''Ee l1aight have lu0yyn it Mud hev
tesa l1ii.e to hatch m I, becezo Il
WIZ wil tho ink you- o4,er-'er. -"
Rome Sentinel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

The ancient aud hoary-headed
eeasus-troubl Is again stirred MP be-
tween s.. Paul and Minneapolis. Il
IS s0Enethiug - 4 chestnut.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

In st. Louis they are dropping city
smployees from the pay rolls for not vot-
ing. In Chicago they used 10 be dropped
If they did not vote several times the
same day st. Louis always was behind
Chicago Dispatch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
crae ga the pos,anee safe.

DuRASD. Wis, July lS.--The post
Office ut this place was burglarized dur
ing tie night. Tie robbers cracked
tire sale anu securei 500 in coin, $500
IN stamps and the money order book.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
wa.hbnrl.. "a sia arorth.

WAsHBURS, Wis. July lL-The
census enuni9rators haze completed
tbair work and the fnal corn ~.yts
the city q population o. 5,S29, q gain
q over 2,D30 since the last census
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
THAT POLAR FLIGHT.
BALLOON EXPEDITION That READS
LIKE = JULES VERNE ROMANCE

E1iIoesn To bS Controlled by >44I-D1EA-
tsa2 81 Faghs.
By King Oscar = Sge3eu's sabscrtD-
tiCn 81 900 Ezc-, reg q
E7uncai by cable, TO the p-3mo 0n ~
1[r. AEzreas prg5sot for raa It's
nurh pole tv b4Ila5l, the cEpc
w.a rendered a agrlL ca11lnt. and
Mr Audrea has already bagm his prep
aE40l.
The expedition viii start not later
than July, 1896 Every ~precautiCn Viii
b taken for the sfegy u the -aaronautz
ard the Swedish Academy q Science
viii not give is consent 20 TIE expedi-
ti1n until II has carefully examined c.
cry detail ME. Nils Ekholm, who is TO
accompany Afr. Andnae, says that, willis
he fully understands Tho great dangers
Of the enterT il mu be remembered
that tie whole business viii Dc man
aged by men who are ae-rs5gme5 t1 the
difficulties az a work In contrasting
M. Andrea ezhi with that q
PrUfas1r Narssn, Mr.. Ekholm argues
that his risks axe NOT nearly 50 great as
those II Professor Nausen. Mr.. Andres.
he sagz, win trust rowinGs which ara Z
great deal quicker and ia many ways
safer than those Of the ocean, and he
does NOT consider that the menza Of
the balloon expedition will incur any
unusual risk of life.
The balloon is 10 be Ct sufficient bar
ing capacity 70 clLvey three aaveBtur
ers, their scientific instruments and
supplies for four months, a sledga, can
vas boat, arms and ammunition and
ballast, Of "a total weight Of $500
pounds, through the regions q space FIR
a parted Of 30 days. The material Of
the hallggu wiz Do so close that waste
Of gas viii be reduced 20 a Etilimuu,
while its CIR viii be 2 two stor!ad coas
ceru, containing 8 bclcEamber, store
~cupb1arls and a dark room for photo
graphic plrDusga,
Mr.. Andree points cut that iu 1875.
n Hesri Gilfard exhibited a ha}lcou
capable q lifting 20, 800 pohn5s, and
that Messrz. PoiEauiIIas and Graham
coastrueted an experimental os,e gyar7s
In diameter, which only l15r 70 pounds
Of its bearing power in q month. II
Gabriel Yon If Paris, q celebrated max
or. Is quite willing to oa1ssEuct a bal
loon 10 inset 3LE Audreo requirements.
The gas employed would be hydrogen,
manufactured in the arctic regions IN a
tr~ansportable apparatus or conveyed in
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
10 Make lie Na,ns FIT.

IL woald be rank folly for Uncle Sam
To consider the sugge N that no name
now crriscr KeGtncsy unlesf he
should decide II discard twin screws
Gld u G coraAcrees5 MISUNDERSTANDING.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18
Thursday, July fs, 1895.

Tbs democratic sarPlas has been
found. Its . girl.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-18

The natural eloquent Gsh-!iar 5 q
versatile genius but his talents are
i er+shaAaa4i ~ the latest prevar-
raicv-the gTop
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
CHuRCH NOTlCE.

To al output since Jan. I 1856
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
Kingston News.

Il. Clay and wife started for
Silver City on Monday morning,
but returned Tuesday evening on
account of reports Of foods, wash-
outs, etc. Mr.. Clay expects to
remove to Silver City, that he may
place his daughters Hellq and Lula
in school there.
Constant rains have made bad
roads and pat Il stop, Tor the time
being, to all shipments Of ore from
Kingston mines
-Johu Bennett Of Freedom was
in this week, and reports things
rushing in his town. He is busy
arranging to fill large lumber
contract for Hillsboro mining
company, and has force of men
at work getting out logs.
Rev. G. L. Boyard will preach
1T the church Sunday evening at 8
o'clock.
W. J. Johnston took trip TO
he river this week for ranch pro-
luce, but the riger WAS running too
high for him to ford it. Hence he
returned with an empty wagon.
The mail carrier arrives and
departs on time, bat with little
mail. Cause - the floods.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
LETTER FROM MRS. HOPPER.

Through the courtesy of a lady
friend, The ADVOCATE is per
mitted to publish the following
interesting extracts from letter
received by her from Mrs. H. IL.
Hopper, OF this place, who is now
sojourning in California :
Los Angeles, Cal, July 10Th,
1895. DEAR Mrs. ---: /
arrived here yesterday, after the
hardest trip ! ever made in my life,
You think it warm In Hillsboro ?
IL is delightful there compared
with Arizona. | think to live in
that country during midsummer
would be real punishment
When arrived at Demiug they
were bringing the corpse Of a man
who had been murdered to send
home East. thought that was
awful, and il made me almost sick.
W hen | arrived at Salton there
had also been murder mltted
there, and they put the remains on
our train. thought the poor wife
Of this murdered man would surely
die with grief. We attended her
all day, aud when she arrived at
her destination she was carried off
the train almost dead. Taking the
heat, eaud and excitement together
it was almost too much for me. |
procured a room IS soon as ]
reached here and gave up and
went to bed / think slept l3
hours.
! find this city much changed
since was here last summer
more new buildings and liveller
business. The fruit is so tempt
ing that | fear / will eat too much.
/ want to ont 1t all the time.
iillsboro ladies' don't know
anything about big sleeves. |
have never before seen anything
l5a as ;A4se worn here. They call
them sleeves, ! 6elieye, pnt they
really look more like wings.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26

this camp at the present time than
for several years past.
JET ilirsch is getting bis
mine ready for operation.
lhe social dance given by Mr.,
and Mrs. Muhr, at their new resi-
dence, was most ENJOYABLE affair
mud was largely attended by the
400" Choice music was furnished
by AR. Eenniug and Mr.. Ingalls,,
the latter proving himself TO be an
expert violinist and caller
beyond compare"
The new dry washer is nearly
ready for trial run, some delay
having been experienced in secur-
ing materials.
Everyone is gratifed to learn
that the management Of the El
Orc has really renewed opera
tione. n.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26

| Mexico lAst evening, seriously i'll
Ve was met at the depot and
Mken care Of
City Clerk Abeyta's little son,
Diego Antonio, died Thursday
Last Sunday the saloons were
tightly closed, owing to the notices
tlat had been served by The
,sHciala,
sThe storm last week did great
'&mqge at Polvadera and vicinity,
The church was so injured by
water that IT will have to be re
bulle..
Tuesday Silvestre Abeyta vented
an imaginary injury by throwing
stones, and c. Coltinas called III
tie ryices Of the marshal.
Wpdlesday evening } . W. Gar.
}ner, wits, and children departed
nor their future home, Falls
Church, Virginia, after a residences
Of more tnan four years here
Capt. .Cooney, collector for this
Icoputy, has purchased the comfort.
abl6 brick residence of II. z.
Noake, on McCutchen avenue.
@. J Tnppen returned from
New York Saturday, and viii
probably remain for the winter. 1t
il reported That be has backing for
a great mining speculation.
Hngh Calhoun, brother Of Matt
Calhoun, accompanied by his wife,
passed through the city the first OF
Tie week for Maeialena. NJ Cal.
hnun has sold the patent right for
New Mexico of a new process for
treating silver,
Miss Lorraine Morley has just
returued TO the city from Los
Angeles, where she hns been TAX
ing course of study on the violin.
She will remain here few days
and then visit her mother, who
owns a beautiful ranch west of the
Magdalena mountains. After &
months vacation Miss Morley will
90 to Washington city to complete
her studies. Her brother Ray,
who was in college ut Phila2el-
pbia taking past graduate course
in civil md mining engineering, is
in the city with her.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
CAPT OCHS DEAD

Caut. Louis Ochs, wholesale
liquor merchant, who made fre-
quent visits to Sierra County in
the interest Of his business ani
was quite we'll and favorebly
known, died At Meridian, Miss., on
the 18Th list. A special dispatch
to the Globe Democrat OF that
date says
Capt. Louis Ochs, merchant
with business headquarters 81
Ehisville, Miss died at Meridian
Miss, today, after an illness Of six
weeks. He was Sc years old. Capt
Ochs was a gallant Confederate
soldier during the late war, aud
was twice severely wounded. His
death was induced by these old
wounds. he was a prominent
Mason, and a member of two "
three benevolent orders"
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26

,.Hillsboro is situated in
the me center OF the great
Hillsboro, Kingston and
fiack Range gold and silver
eouatry, ard only Is miles
distant from the famous
Lake Valley silver fields.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26

curry, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. La
buying Halls Catorrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t IS
taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by f. J. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
EsE~ Sold by druggists, price
5c. per bottle.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
dissolution NoT[cE.

Notice is hereby given that the
60 partnership heretofore existing
with the firm OF Richardson 4
Dalglieh, butchers and wholesale
and retail dealers IN meats, at
I1illsboro, n. NJ +, was dissolved 10y
mutual consent on July lst, 1895,
George Richardson retiring from
said firm. James DalgIish will
continue the business, and assume
all liabilities and collect all
accounts OF the dissolved firm.
Hlllsboro, N. NJ. July /, 1895.
GEORGE RIcH ARDsoN.
JAMES DALGLIsh.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-26
FAULKNER NEWS.

= After the heavy rains, num-
Der OF people took up the old.time
occupation Of hunting for gold
nuggets, with varying success.
Mrs. Juan Chavez was particularly
fortunate. finding a beautiful fiat
piece woith So %.
Capt. Branniean is rocking
bed rock dirt from Dutch Gulch
Diggngs with encouraging results,
which. 81 course, the Captain
-deeE0is give away.
- Wee f.eopie Gre~arocking" in