The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-09

liam Henderson died of bronchitis, OF
Wednesday, and was buried here Oh
Thursday.
Mr.. Clerici, one of the gentlemen
owning the cyanide-electric patents, ar
rived here this week and is now bus!
with the new plant here.
Thursday, looking quite cheerful. con
sidering his political predictions with
no Mckinley tariff on wool in sight,
Mrs. Ed. Thomas arrived at her home
in England, ON the 10Th ult. and sends
her husband the sad tidings that he1
babe died the day following her arrival
Isay Gombrig are exclusive agents
for the sale in DeLamar and Silver
City, of the celebrated Cache Valley
BIG l -four. 1t is the best on any
market
Hon. W. H. Claggett, the silver
tongued orator of the Populist party,
will speak at Silver City Saturday,
Oct II, and at DeLamar Monday, Oc-
tober 10Th.
A small adj in this issue, received
from MIR. Robert Noble, the leading
goldbug Of Owyhee, gives him away as
tacitly admitting the election OF Bryan
and Sewall.
Frank Swisher gives notice to his
customers that from the 10th of Oc-
tober and during the winter, the price
of milk will be 10 cents per quart, 6
cents per pint.
Mr.. and Mrs Rube Clifford were in
town on Wednesday for the purpose OF
removing their household effects to the
river Mr. Clifford has leased and viii
run Bernard's ferry.
Mrs. Crosson, DeLamar's popular
postmistress, who has been spenalng a
week at Crocheron's, on Sinker creek,
came home this week, quite recovered
from her recent illness.
He practiced with zeal on the gamut,
Through the B-fiat cornet He'd jamut:
He worked night and day,
While his neighbors would say
Harsh things that ended in 'damut."
Harry Jones, representing Little &
Boone's big Caldwell dry goods house,
has, this week, had line display a5
Mrs. O'Neil's parlors, holding recep-
ton for the ladies. He WILL remain
over tomorrow only.
The enterprising livery men, Forney
& Scott, have leased the Bernard stage
stable, which will be occupied in con
nection with their other stables. These
men are rustlers and as popular in De-
Lamar as Bryan is in Illinois.
IF he were twenty-one years older
Bryan would be sure of another vote"
was the remark made by bichard lem
by yesterday morning when fine
youngster arrived at his residence. 10y
ana moUner both doing well.
Mr.. Augustine, better known as
"Chris, the Butcher" after trapsing
all around over the northNe est, is back
in DeLamar again, ready to take AN al
+idavit that Owyhee, after all, suits him.
Mrs. A. is at present i'll Boise.
Thomas Mccain has bargained + +
he purchase OF the Brown d Sampson
livery Stable and Stage line and IS TO
AXE possession on the 18th inst. Tom
S a rustler and popular, Nevertheless
)eLamar will greatly regret the with
travail Of the old proprietors from
BUSINESS here. They will continue III [
Silver City. &
Mr.. viii Plummer returned on Mon
ay from attending the Meeting of
lining Engineers, held in Colorado,
nd reports having most interesting
ZIP and meeting with many OF the
lore prominent members of the pro
'ssion and with them visiting Cripple
reek and other points of interest. q
he people of Denver and other towns
sited, gave them royal reception.
The members Of the DeLamar Cornet
aud have now fully one thousand dol
rs invested in new instruments. few u
the players, only, retaining their old r-
les. Charles Uren, this week, re-
ived fine fye-valVe Besson Eupbon-
m. This make Of instrument is ac- y
iowledged to be the best made and f! !
arly ali the old instruments are be- {
g replaced with the Besson.
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