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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26
HOTEL WALDORF UNSOLD.
Old Rumor was Revived, but There is
Notbinpe in Il

New York Dec. 26.-The old story that
William Waldorf Astor means to dispose
Of his large real estate interests in New
York and quit the country was revived
yesterday. with the alleged foundation
that he had already sold the Waldorf ho-
tel to his cousin, John Jacob Aston
George G. Boldt, manager of the Wal
dorf and leasee of the hotel which John
Jacob Aston is building, adjoining, said
yesterday:
s-15 ~, W 80 +I - - ~ - lisaet
apt to know it, and assure you I heard
nothing of such a transaction beyond
what I have seen in the neWspap ers''
William Waldorf Astor's plans for i'm
proving his real estate in New York have
been noted in the Journal from time to
time within the past few months.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26
ENGINE HITS TROLLEY.
Five Persons Injured and One killed
in an Accident at Allentown, Pa.

Alle4 i}l51, Pa 6 Pes 25 ;i5s5 persons
afternoon fn q. grade crossing accident IA
passenger train on the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey struck a. trolley car IT, ,.
Ware, aged 49, the motorman. was in
stantly killed The injured are George
Gzressar. trolley car conductor, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Brink. P. Gehman and Ed
Werg. The last four live in Bethlehem.
None of their injuries are serious The
locomotive struck the trolley car AIT The
front platform. carrying the motorman a
distance Of rs feet. The others were hurt
by flying fragments Of the car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26
BROKERS' PLAY FOOTBALL.
Business Suspended for the Usual
Hilarity in New York

New York. Dec. Members Of the
produce exchange entirely suspended
trading at o'clock the afternoon be
fore Christmas and the pit and main
floor became the scene Of the annual
Christmas celebration. Small rubber
balls were first introduced, which soon
gave place TO numerous lin horns and
q. large football.
An impromptu football game of gi-
gantic proportions in point Of the NUM-
Der of those taking part was lmmedl-
ately begun and there We're drop kicks
and punts from one end of the ex-
change to the other Numerous falls
and bruises We're received
The gallery was crowded with specta-
tors who apparently enjoyed the un-
usual spectacle of the staid and digni-
fed brokers rolling over and tackling
one another in the wild scrambles- No
one was seriously hurt
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shipwreoksd and Gross a Desert.

san Diego. Cal, Dec. 25-The steamer,
Carlos Pacheco, Just arrived from En-
senada- brought Captain Charles Peter
son and VIM Lindley, who were on board
the schooner. Sailor Boy. when she was
wrecked last month. near Elida island.
The men escaped in q small boat to the
main land and walked to Rosario, fifty
miles distant. The country traversed is
almost a desert and they were almost
$1,000 zzIan --aE raac1ad Rosario
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SO THERE AREI,40O
Poor Children in Topeka as Re-
vealed by Yesterdays
Christmas Tree Distribution
at Hamilton Hall,
Which Ought to be a Revelation as to
the Extent Of the Poverty ia Ger
tain Quarters of Topeka-A
Big Crowd Made Happy.


over one thousand Of Topeka's poor
children knew what Christmas meant at
Hamilton hall yesterday afternoon. They
were a motley asemblage, black and
white, girls and boys, dirty and clean,
and ranging in ages from to 10 years,
but all Of them experienced at least for
a short time a part Of that happiness
which is supposed to be a fixture of the
Christmas season.
The occasion was the Christmas tree
exercises, arranged by committee OF
Topeka ladies OF which Mrs Thorpe was
chairman, for the poor children of this
city. Tickets of admission to the hall
We're issued during the past week at police
headquarters. and fully 1,4O0 children who
otherwise would not have known that
santa claus day had arrived awaited
themselves OF the opportunity OF ENJOY
The efforts of the ladies. who had the
arrangements in charge, We're amply re-
Warded. BY noon yesterday the stage or
Hamilton han was piled high with dona-
of the stage lay several wagon loads OF
children's clothing Of all descriptions,
We're scores Of new and half worn child-
ren's shoes; on tables scattered about the
girls and picture books of all sizes and in
all conditions. and in baskets and bar
big red apples In front Of the stage We're
two large Christmas trees. The majority
Of the toys was donated by the Topeka
merchants and the clothing was gather
ed from private families throughout the
Long before o'clock the children com
menced to arrive at the hall Hundreds
ol chldIen 4S1d paflalxen q lhe Tree alll~
ner az lne SaIVallon army headqqafIe fSs
BY fifteen minutes past o'clock the rush
taken. Then the gathering Of children
resolved itself into an assemblage Of eX-
They We're exceptionally quiet. The
They gazed at the two big Christmas
trees. and at the heaps of clothing and
toys ON the stage, and quietly waited.
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zelIa NiooIaus, Husband q wand.

Chicago, Dec. ga bill of exceptions
in the case of Al Ruhman, husband OF
leila NicOlaus, who was fined 800 for
Judge Brentano's court yesterday. The
bill recites that a snap judgment was
taken in the case in The quasi criminal
court before Judge BrentauO. The
case viii now go to the appellate court
Ruhman and leila Nicolaus viii return
to Chicago, it is said, to push the mat
Ter.
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MRS. O.H.P. BELMONT'S GIFT
She Gives the Woman's Temperance
Society a Lunch Wagon.

New york. Dec. 26-NIrs. 0. H P. Bel
mont has Informed the Woman's auxiliary
to the Church Temperance society that
she viii purchase for the society a new
lunch wagon, to be located on the west
side of the town.
The night lunch wagons have been in
operation for five years, and the woman's
auxiliary say they have proved to be one
of the best preventatives of drunkenness
that has ever been tried here. Mrs Bel
mont has been especially interested in
the work
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MR.. FLINT EXASPERATED.
He Gave His Horse and Sleigh to q
Newsboy.

Chicago Dec. 26.-Charles r. thnt,
the Millionaire merchant, Whlle aflvtng
through Fifth avenue in sleigh this
nor9ing. had an exciting experience.
At Tenth street Mr. Flint's horse be
came unmanag eable ard upset the
M, Flint and his coaehman were
precipitated into the snow. a block fur
Their down the avenue the horse ran
over a peddler and seriously injured
This was the last straw. and when
policeman stopped the frightened ami
NAL. Mr. Flint on the spur of the mo-
ment. gave horse and sleigh as Christ
mas present. to the nearest bystander
who happened to be a newsboy- The
voungster jumped into the sleigh and
was out Of sight before the millionaire
recovered from the shock
The peddler James Walsh was re-
moved to the Brevoort house and, sub
ear71ar,tl7- bv order of MIR. Flint, 10
nafghboring hospital, where he is being
attended in a manner betting q prince.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26

Sca1y eruptions on the head. channel
hands and lips cuts bruises. scaids
burns, are quickly cured by DeWittss
Witch Hazen Salve. 1T lis at present the
article most Used for piles, and it al
ways cures them. Geo. w StansneId
So Kansas avenue
Shirts, collars and cuffs Numbered
g look like new by Peerless Steam
Laundry. 1l2 and ia West Sth. St
Not how cheap but how good is +ra
way we try to do our work. Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia West 8fa
Gaylord & Barcley. tailrors have re-
moved to second floor. same number.
SIS Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26

Chicago. Dec. 26.-For Kansas: Fair
tonight and Sunday; warmer in west
ern portion tonight; warmer Sunday
southerly winds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-26

Pleasant, pure, palatable. and guar
anteed results. use Economy B0neset
Cordial" for all stomach ailments All
DRUGGISTS sell il.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-26

they could make thirteen hundred
pounds of rope per day, at cost of
six cents per pound and could sell it
at twelve cents per pound. 1t would
Use all the cheaper grades of cotton
brought To this market. If this
gentleman is correct there is big
money in rope mill. 1t seems to
us that it might be run in connection
with the oil mill. They can also
use the waste from n cotton mill.
Look into it gentlemen.
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ATTENTION VETERANS.

RIcmMoND, VA, June 2S.-Dear
Comrade: Please inform all the old
veterans in your next issue that
Richmond will entertain them free of
cost during the convention. No need
for any man to spend money unless
he cares to. l hope you will extend
this notice and let everybody have a
chance to come that wants to.
Richmond is doing it's best for the
occasion. Our camp "Giles" will be
met at Southern depot on Thursday
morning on arrival of the train.
j. l.. STRAIN.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An election is hereby ordered To he
held 1T thc court house in the town nt
lnion tiIc 10th day of July 1896, for on.
nCmlDrr Of the Board of Health of the
town of Mon. to serve for five years.
NJ. ". tulp. l.. y. Rodgcr and !. T..
Tiu#lcy are appointed managers of cleo
tiun. Polls will lr opened at 9O'clnCk
Il. n. and close III Il O'Clock p. IN. Free.
holders Of ward ) are entitled to vote at
Tie election JOIN \. FAINT.
- II. Mayor,
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List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office ut Union.
for the week ending June 26. 1896.
J. j. Bates. j. l.. II. Cooper, W. l..
Jones, Miss Il. +. Henderson. John Wal
ling. Mary Woods. Henry Thomas, MIN
Roddy. james Russell. 10 Murphy.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please S;ly if advertised. and will be
required to pay one cent for their delv-
cry.
Il. W. HARRIS. Il. NJ.
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.EXCD RSION.
UNION To CHARLOTTE.

The second Grand Annual Excur-
sion from Union, S. G. TO Charlotte.
y. c. will be run on Friday July II.
1856. Arrangements have been
made to ensure really good time,
and all our friends are cordially in
vited to board tic train at 6:3o O.
clock Il. N. or that day. a special
coach. Tor two if nccdcd,) for white
friends.
Fare round trip from Union,
$l.,j. S. II. BROWN,
26-3t Manager.
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Notice To Bridge Builders.

will be at the Rice bridge OH Fair
Forest creek on "Wednesday the 26th day
of June, 1896, at lO O'Clock Il. m. for
purpose of letting the contract to rebuild
said bridge. | will also let at the sSlne
time and place the contract to build two
stone piers. The successful bidder will
Ike required to give bond AMI security for
the faithful performance of his contract
j. B. II. SCOTT.
24-3t. County Supervisor.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
will Ike at the Thomson Mill bridge
on Thickety Cheek on June %, 1896. at
I'D O'Clock Il. H., for the purpose of let
ting to the lowest responsible bidder the
contract to rebuild or repair said bridge
The successful bidder will be required to
give bond and security for tie faithful
performance of his contract.
June 1896. 25-2t J. B. T. SCoTr.
Go. Super.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Is. +. Gregory and J. &. Long
under the firm name of Gregory Il Long
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts due the firm
must Ike paid to j. e. Long.
Il. +. GREGORY.
j. e.. LONG.
Union. :. {. June 9. 1896. 2i-3t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-26
q First Class BarbeCure.

| will give 4 first class barbecue at the
sun Faucet old spring on the llth day
of .hliy l'in;. All candidates and the
public are invited. Galman will m he
cock. {. NJ. SCALES
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Notice.

There will be a meeting of the
district boards of trustees in my office
ut Union July s, 1896, as there is bust
ness of Importance to transact. A
full attendance is required
26-2t. Nj. j.. LEMAsTER.
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9 Can didateS.

Candidates must pay five dollars in adj
vance before their names will he inserted
in the TIMES.
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announce myself candidate for
Solicitor of the seventh Judicial Circuit.
subject to the Democratic primary.
W. :. TIONIASON.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE.

PMties having mdelivered work or
other business with }. W. Daniels .lr. J.,
photographer, will please call OH me ut
NichOlsOns book store from : IL. IN. to
Gp. m. Ben. \. DANIELS.
June 10th 1896.
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TIL E UNION TIN ES.
Union is needing rain.

lin top Jelly glasses at "A. Ill: Eos
ter & Co.
The County Treasmcr's report will
be continued next week.
Indigo calico cents, shirting
calico y cents at the Racket Store.
Mrs. E. r. Wallace is repairing
her residence.
There was big Masonic picnic at
Goudcysvillc on Wednesday.
The Racket is closing out a lot of
and 10 cents gingham at ) cents.
The public expects to hear from
the Commissioners of Public Works
soon.
Monday the 29th the Racket will
sell their IS and 9S cents shirt waist
for so cents. Sale will last one day.
The candidates are beginning to
warm up to their work in the county
campaign.
Sand 9S cents shirt waists for
80 cents at the Racket on Monday
the Goth.
The county campaign meetings will
commence after the 10th of August,
after the State campaigncrs have been
to Union.
From all reports crops are very
Iinc in Union county. The lice arc
disappearing from the cotton, and
have not done much damage to it.
We would advise all voun. men to
read Professor Strodc'S address ON
Robert Edward Lcc, which is printed
on our first page. We consider it one
of the finest and trucSt addresses We
have read lately.
Preserve and bcautify your home
by painting it now with Lucas ready
nixcd paint VIC would like to figure
with you. \. IL. Foster \ Co.
Union needs more streets. Persons
owning large tracts of real estate in
town would add very much to its
valnc by opening large avenues
through them. In this way many
desirable residence lots would be
brought on the market
G. III. Jones. colorcd teacher of
l. Mon, is the editor Of the Piedmont
Indicator, Il very crcditable ncwSpa-
per published weekly in Spartanburg.
s. c. G. III. Jones is very intel
ligcnt colorcd man and Il good citizen.
We keep wagon material such as
sspol:es, rims, shafts, aNlcs and paint.
You can repair your wagon or buggy
ut home mighty cheap. y. II. Eos
ter 4 Co.
john II. Mathis attended the com
m>i,ccmcnt exercises III Cedar Springs
Institute this week. He pronounced
them exceedingly interesting. The
rolorri attendants of the institute had
their commencement during last week.
i, correspondent speaks very highly
of it.
:, ,mhcr of old veterans from all
r,rt;,ns VI the State intcnd e"ing l."
Richmond Union will send 4 ,so"'l
MANY The fare is S6.S5. By having
vour tickcd cha n!@cd thrr" ii is good
io rc,un until +, |c 10Th July. Al
old veterans are '"Iuirch 10 wear
badges.
w. ;., w ,r; as in this
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Books Of Registration Open.

Tie Board of Supervisors of Union
ynlm,y will open tEcir books for the regis.
t.At ION nf NrtrrSat the following Precint:
VIZ:
July l:hh at West Springs,
.Iuly llth 1T GihlrS.
Juiy 18th ai Cross KEYS.
july iGth at Hlackrock.
July 18th III Carlisle.
July 18th at Santuc.
.Iul, 10Th at JoncSvllc.
July 2lSi at Kcltnn.
.july 22nd ii J.ockhau Mills.
'Ily 1:;ld at Sirlati $ store,
Inn 2lth ut WilkinSyilr.
ink 18th ut DrytOnSyil!r.
ink !n.H 1T TimberIidgc.
j. u. LANCASTER.
- - Chairman Board.
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hereby announce that | am Il candi-
date for reelection as Solicitor of this
circuit. pledge myself to abide tie re-
suit of the Democratic primary.
q, l.. SCUUNPERT
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candidates 3 :
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The friends of W. w. Dixon present
his name to the voters of Union County
as candidate for election To the lower
house of the General Assembly, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary
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FOR SOLICITOR.

/ want to bc Solicitor of Seventh Cir
cult and will pledge myself to abide the
result of the Democratic Primary Flee
ton. {. {. FEATHERSTONE.
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Thanking the people of Union County
for the liberal support given me in the
past. | announce myself again iur
Clerk of Court. subject to the Democratic
primary.
THOMAS III. GORE.
Cross KEYS =. {.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-26

hereby announce myself:S candidate
for Solicitor of the seventh Judicial Cir
cult of South Carolina and pledge myself
if elected to perform the duties of the
office imlnrtially. fathfullyand fcarlessly
My candidacy is subject To the action of
the Democratic party.
Newberry. :. &. COLE l.. BLEASE.
April 2nd 1896.
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Hereby announce myself Il candidate
for Coroner of Union county subject to
the Democratic primary.
WM II! kOp%
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am Il candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, sub
jcct to the primary. J. c. Otis.
kclton. =. {.
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announce myself as candidate for
Solicitor of the 9TH judicial circuit. sub
ject to the Democratic primary.
THOS. :. SEAcE.
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| announce nySci Il candidate for
County Auditor. subject to the Demo.
cratic primary election.
|. NJ. MOBLEY.
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l respectfully announce myself Il can
dldate for the Office OF County Auditor
NAT B. MORGAN.
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hereby announce myself for the posi-
ton of county Auditor. subject to the
Democratic primary election.
j. FRANK BAILEY.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

JOSEPH II. McKISSICK.
| announce myself as Il candidate for
reelection for Clerk of Court, subject to
the Democratic primary
JOSEPH III. McKISSICE.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
respectfully announce myself as Il
candidate for the office OF County Super
visor, and will abide the decision of The
primary election. L. j. BETENrAUGu.
The friends of Mr.. }. \. Chambers
respectfully announce his nam" rs Il c;;E-
didate for County Sm""isor. Silbec; to
the Democratic primla.,. VOTERS.
| hereby announce myself It's !; canti-
date for reelection Ia the office o; Comfy
Supervisor of Mon Count; and will
mmhly Suhlnii 10 the wSu! of The
Wimnry election.
j. B. +. SCOTT.
FOR COUNTY UPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION.
announce myself candidat. for
County Superintendent OF Education for
Union County, subject 10 Tie Democratic
primary election.
-. b. FANw.
Santnc, :. {.
Thanking the people for The past favor,
again announce myScf IL candidate for
County Superintendent of Education.
Nj. l.. LEMASrlH.
l respectfully announce myself us Il
candidate for County Superintendent oi
Education for Union county, subject to
the decision of the Democratic voters nj
the rnsncing primary election.
! kclton, =. {. .JAME- T.. Fowiin,
respectfully anEoInc" nl!N''!f 4 can
didatc for County Superintendent 81
Education. subject Ia the Democratic
primary. W. G!>I' DrN,AN.
John u. Gage Samounccd canilair
for County superintendent; of E,lncatiom.
subject To tie result OF the primary
election.
| announce n?>"lf - II candidate
for the Office Of io"nty SuprrIrtrnh-
cnt of Education. subject t" The Dean
ocratic primary. Nj. Russell JricT.
Carlisle. :. {.
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l respectfully announce myself as Il
candidate for Auditor OF Union county.
subject 10 the Democratic primary.
kclton. :. {. r. f.. NELLY.
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announce myself Il candidate for
Auditor of | mon county. subject To the
Democratic primary. DANIE,. INMAN.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE DOZEN PIGS.
w. f. Thomson.
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FOR SHERIFF..
FOR tORON EH.

| announce myself rs Il candidate for
the Office Uf Coroner for Union county.
subject to the decision of the primary.
John j. EISOE.
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I.alrenS. :. c.. March Il. 1896.
{. u. Sanders, Esq. of SpartambuTg.
). {. is hereby announced as Candidate
for Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial Cir
cult subject to nomination hy the Dem
ocr;ltic election.
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Barbecue

will give a first class barbecue
on county campaign day at Jones'
Vile. JOHN CRAWFORD.
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LOST.

LOST-.tN EAR RING. LIB
cral reward will be paid if left at
this office.
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Thanking the people for he past iaVor,
l agan announce mNSci II candidate for
County Superintendent of Education.
Nj. l.. IEMkSrEH
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The friends of Mr. }. \. Chambers
respectfully announce his name as Il c:;G-
didate for County Sun" '"isor. Subiec, to
the Democratic prina.,. VOTERS.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDE
OF EDUCATION,

] announce myself Il candidate for
County Superintendent OF Education for
Union County, subject 10 Tie Democratic
primary election.
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respectfully announce lnyS'lf Il can
didatc for Count Superintendent ~
! Education. subject Ia the Democratic
primary. W. G!>f DrN,AM.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-08-20

Public Io-te. Il hereby given tliit under aud by
virtue Vi q a- "a deere ~ ne Dtstric- Court u
the Four Jaiicial pls s 81 II ths state % Scvada
sitting within and fer fsac q County. daily Hlsds
entered aud given 81, the 26th day Of February
d. 1896. Ia me assv4 entitled alton, whereby 1
an oomInsSded a. I'll IN uT6pery hereinafter
descThet to pay TIE debts o. said defen izat. Ths
Keystone siin.ng company " Nevada, an iusolyent
corporation. amounting 20 the sum OF sGi 05O.39
besides accruing costs.
will, at ~ o-clocK noon ON Tuesday,