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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-13

Miss Lucia Skinner came from Royal
ton Friday to attend tine leap year party
aud Was guest at J. u. Decisions
Frank A. Eaton Of Barre came down fol
the same event.
Miss Alyce McCord Of the East village
arrived Thursday after six weeks stay
with relatives in Piattsburgh and West
Chszy, N. ", and was guest at A. N
Hubbard's for few days.
See that your name is on the check list
You cannot vote unless it Is. The board
of civil authority will meet to correct tn
list at The town clerks office at II p. N
August 18th (next Saturday, and August
18th.
The store in the Mcintyre block vacated
some time ago by L. G. Tilson Is being
prepared for occupancy BY Milton Chad.
wick's billiard business. hardwood
floor, new counters, new paint, etc., ar
being added.
Miss Jessie Chadwick OF Bethel, WHIT
was present as delegate at the recent inter
national c. E. convention at Washington
D. c., gave an excellent report OF the worl
before the Christian Endeav0rers OF tn
Cong'l church Sunday evening.
John B. Cough Pidge, DID,, pastor Q
the Fourth Baptist Church OF Philadel
phis. viii be an honored guest at I" Idleton'
week after next. 1t IS anticipated that b.
will preach in the First Baptist church o
Randolph on Sunday, August 90.
Mrs. E. C. Abbott Of franklin, Mass
| the wife OF DR.. Abbott, formerly DENTS
Of this place, with her son, Ernest, pa
been visiting at DR.. Bailey's and Will
other friends in town before going {
Brookne and Mortified for short stay
III. M. Wilson, ESQ, who was nominate
| by the Orange county Democrats 10
states attorney, wishes US to state tna
he declines the nomination and propose
| to vote against the Democratic platlorr
and candidates at the coming election
Next
Among those who contemplate joinin
the excursion to the national encampmen
Of the g. A. r. at st. Paul the hrst wee
in Septembe are Capt. ]. Z. Eldredgl
Wilbur Howard and wife and George &
Hoyt, who is on the stan OF the com
mander in -chief.
A gentleman from New Hampshir
looked over the Abbott mill last wee
with q view to starting it again. He ha
been in the same line OF business tha
the Abbott mill has done and was burne
out few weeks ago with serious loss
He was favorably impressed with IN
mill and town, but expressed no positis
opinions rs to whether he would GUY
| or not. He seemed doubtful OF the Wis
dom OF starting in business during ines
dull times.
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Randolph.

q. 8. Stanton OF Roxbury Was in town
Friday.
John Abbott, ESQ.,, Of Boston is visiting
in the place.
Asa B. Hebard OF Royalton was about
town Friday.
The boys enjoy pitching quoits in the
railroad yard now.
Charles Girls void returned Saturday 70
East Templeton, Mass.
RI. Flint OF Granville was guest OF
W. 3. Wall last Friday.
". e. Lamson's family returned from
Camp Randolph Friday.
Miss Jetta Clark was at her home IN
Mortified for short stay last week.
". +. Bass and wife of Barnet returned
home last week, after short Visit mere.
Miss Annie Mead entertained Miss
BESSIE Holden from the Center last week.
I'D. Denison received visit from nls
father, u. c. Denison OF koyaitoh, rriuay
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge was taken quite ~
at Warren last week but returned nome
Saturday.
Miss Kate Cole and brothers, Guy ano
non. OF Bethel visited at I'D. Mceriins
Thursday.
Miss Ada NJ. Burroughs IS spenuing eue
month with friends in Bethel ana SCUM
Royalton. -
" a. Mcintosh Of Lebanon, y. d ana
George Pinney OF Hartland were ~ nome
over Sunday.
Mics Jennie Wadleigb is enjoying va
,.tion srom her duties as clerk IN e a
Thomas store.
~ and Mrs. George Hutchinson re-
turned last week from visit 70 MS par
ents in Highgate.
John T. Clapp Of the burlington Dans
rs,rs vas in the place THURSDAY anu
Friday OF last week.
Mr.. and MRS. Daniel Johnson q d.
ION are in town, visiting At J. u. CoDurn
and Alexander Curby's.
Can't. ]. B. Eldredge spent most q ~ q,
week in the western part OIL Inc ss~'e
attended the rally at Rutland.
County Examiner Prichsrd VIII 10. so,.
..scher.' examinations at the hlgn scnoo
hnilding today and tomorrow.
NJ. Msud Hebard went Saturdav e
rs;ch ~ Wait Miss Harriet "a. nuscn'
; r"[ nne Of the Normal instructors
~ w.P. Wheeler and daugnte. 2
@ returned Saturday, ATE
A snS;nc tvo weeks ct c. T. Moultons.
M. Lula Tinkham lett setuI st;yr ~ :,
| NEWPORT, where she has : Snrdayd
com positor on the Express oH1 -
n Thomas, g. e. Ryder, =. =; III ~,
srd q. r. Walker took Dicyv.. sa -
- wnodsfock last Friday ana
the bicycie races there tnat o.y.
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Leap Year Party.

Leap Year Party.
On Friday OF last week Leap year
PARTY was given At the Red Lion Inn bv
the Younger set OF social Randolph. II
was 4 great success, Is are all anain con-
Quoted by the ladies Of the gay little town
among the hills. The leap year idea was
adhered to in every detail, and the young
gentleman were royalty entertained ny
their pretty hostesses.
The earlier hours were spent In the per,
plexinR realms OF q Novelty party and
versatile indeed were the masters Of jack
straws. tiddledywinks, and button sew.
ing. Those whose powers proved superior
ana carried on the prizes were Miss Wal
bridge, Miss skinner, Mr.. Eaton and MI
Lemon. Dancing was then in order anc
the sounds OF revelry hoated out ON tn'
quiet street until late hour.
The young ladies on the committee o.
entertainment wish to extend their thanks
to both Mr.. and Mrs. Church ior tnen
kind and thoughtful assistance, rendering
greater the success OF their Leap feal
party.
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How much or little Randolph fell short
OF a real, genuine suicide sensation Is
matter OF conjecture. Policeman Wood.
ward MONDAY morning was notified that
Phil. F. Chaussy, a barber who works Tor
Levi Needham, was creating disturbance
at his home on Park street and attempting
to assassinate his wife and others. When
be reached the house, Mr.. Woodward found
the female inmates in great hutter ano
was informed that Mrs. Chaussy had been
stabbed. With considerable trepidation
Mr.. Woodward inquired as to the nature
Of the wound and was much relieved TO
ind that it was about the dimensions OF
small cat scratch on one finger. MRS
Chaussy stated that she had received Y
while trying to prevent her husband from
stabbing himself with fork, and tnat ~
had gone insane. On making inquiry a
70 the whereabouts OF the unfortunate
barber. the policeman was told that be hac
drowned himself shortly before in the
river near by.
With this new development came fur
ther trepidation and Mr.. Woodward Pho
ceeded hastily to the rivers bank to re-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-13

STATE or VERMONT. , In Probate Court. hold
RAspoIpH DISTRICT, IS en- In Randolph Or IL, sne
4th day Of August A. d. l&s Dennis 80 N
executor OF the estate OF Dana b. tiles, 'se "
Tunbridge. In said District rrt sov
deceased presents his administration sccoun. ~.
examination and allowance and makes spp,isGA.ios
for decree Of distribution and pArtingn ~ ~ /,
Is ordered by ssi Court that sald specification coms
under Consideration and be heard on t1s LIN y, ~
September, A. D. 1856 o the Io ~ 1900
Interested be notified hereof BY public.t1on o. noss.
Of this application and order three weeks suc
y In he HERALD AND NEws, printed :. .r.ssr =
said time and place and theysee cause 0oseet 'n
ne. me Court Will WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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Monday Evenings Rally.

The Republicans OF Randolph and Bethel
Joined in an enthusiastic rally here Mon
day evening. A torch-light parade, IN
Guiding the Bethel band and club and tne
Randolph drum corps and club, about 2uo
in ali, formed on Main street 81 8 o'ciock
and led the way to the post Of speaking
which was from the steps In front OF Du.
Bots & Gays block. The speakers were
Hon. Hiram A. Huse and Hon. William a
Lord Of Montpelier and Hon. Fred Arnold
81 Bethel. Each made q strong and forci'
ble address which was listened to BY
large audience assembled in Depot square
The speaking was Interpreted With songs
by the newly organized campaign gles
club, Messrs. Bailey. Beedle, Marcott ano
Woodward.
After the speaking, the procession
moved to the lawn Of J. w. Gabrielle
v here its memb ers were RECALLED with lem
onade and sandwiches. Afterward ~
Bethel band gave short concert ana w
line Of march was taken up through TN
principal streets Of the village, making
very creditable appearance.
Randolph Republicans feel very grateiu
to the visiting Bethel contingent Tor "
presence and assistance.
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(Other locals on next page.

Mid, Heavy-BOdied, Durable.
That's why Harmless washes more
clothes and doesn't rot them.
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ILRBLE AND GRANITE

n, C. SOPER T. CO
Dealers in all kinds of Marble and
Granite, Barre, Quincy, Scotch, Swede
and all Foreign and American Granite
Do not purchase OF travelling agents.
who sell inferior work, but buy at
home and save great expense Of agents-
Shops at
Randolph and South Royalton, Vt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-22

The new governor Of British Guiana,
Sir Augustus Hemming. who is about to
pass through the United States en- route
to Georgetown, is especially celebrated
in England as crieketer. being re-
nowned as one of the oldest and most
successful Of amateur players, a rival.
indeed. of Hon. Alfred Lyttleton. He is
one of the founders of the sports club
in London, and has only just resigned
the presidency OF its committee in con
sequence of his departure from Eng
land. His principal associate in the
founding of this renowned institution
was the late Sir John Ashley, popularlv
known as The Mate" Sir Augustus
is likewise an expert knight of the
wheel. and, in spite of his mature years,
remains to-day what he was 20 years ago
"a typical, clean-built athlete.-N. Y.
Times.
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Platform and Resolu-
tons.

WHEREAS, We heartily endorse the
work OF the Democratic National Con.
veution at Chicago, and will faithfully
work for the election Of Bryan and
Sewall; and we hereby denounce the
National Republican Convention held at
st. Louis; aud,
WHEREAS. We are opposed to
those combinations Of massed capital
which are determined to direct, coutrol
and dehauch Legislation which endeavor
to override and and crush every man
and every interest they cannot contro
or use, which makes bribery a trade.
corruption a system and openly malgin
or secretely whisper away the good
name Of every public man who will not
do their bidding; and
WHEREAS. We extend the hand OF
fellowship ia all ,oters believing III the
free and unlimited coinage of gold and
silver at the ratio Of l6 to !. and invite
them to break the trammels Of party 10
order to aid 10 saving our country from
the tyranny OF the resentless gold plu-
tocrsey.
RESOLVED, That We are 10 favor of the
free and unlimited coinage Of gold and
silver at the ratio of l6 to /, by the
United States independent Of any other
nations.
RESOLVED, That We favor any esisla.
ton or means whereby to jurymen may
be paid in lawful money. a reasonable
compensation for their services as such.
RESOLVED That the present financial
condition Of the county is due to the
extravagant manipulation OF bonds. and
that we are opposed to the removal Of
the county seat by legislation or other.
wise, and that we favor the economic
and just administration OF county affairs
Dated Phoebe, New, Sep. l9, 90.
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For County Treasurer.

John r. Cook ID eanvsssng thr county
generally in l;s candidacy for the othco Of
County Treasurer he has visited the most
OF the valleys, Panaos aud Delamar ard will
take in several other poiuts 70 those who
meet Mr.. Cook for the nrst time, we can
heartily recommend hinj All uprigh',
honest. straightforward mai, and ons whom,
elected will make good reoeiviag and
tisbursing officer.
For nearly two years past he has teen a
member Of our Board OF Commissioner,
being ohairman Of that body, aud his bust
ness ability in that office has been irequeot-
ly commsnted upon in gratifying manner
by those having business before the Board
He has resided here for the past seven
ysars and IL one OF the men who believe 10
the countys future aud backs his Judgement
with his means. as his many prospecting
and mining adventures attest.
A vote Tor John R. Cook for Treasurer on
election day will be q vcte worthiIy cast
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Warner l. D
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A STRICT sA65ATARlAk.
The sunday Question ss Solved by Maine
Farmer.

The Sunday Question as solved oy ms'N~
Farmer.
A case of unusual strictness III Sab
bath observance is reported from West
Auburn, Me. A farmer was waited on
bv one of his neighbors who asked for
the loan of his team the following sun
dsy to take his wife and children TO
the cemetery. At first he fatty refused
to let the team, arguing that 1t would
be a sin to receive money for such
thing on the Sabbath day, but he finai-
ly said to the neighbor that he would
think il over and let him know Satur'
day, remarking that he would pray
over il in the meantime. Saturday the
neiehbor called and the farmer said
that he pondered and prayed over the
matter and come to the conclusion thar
II would be no harm TO let the team
but that the neighbor must not pay Tor
Il until some week day following. so
The neighbor hired the team TO go TO
the cemetery on Sunday, paying Tor y
on Monday and everything was sous
factory
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..


The above is the standing Of the pupils Of
the Phoebe Public School for the two weeks
ending Oct. 2nd. In the first column ia
found the pupils average in department the
second punetuality aud the third school
work. In grading 100 means relative per-
fection. 95 means extra, 80 very good. 80
god, so ordinary, 20 poor aud go very poor.
This method is used believing thereby the
pupils will be encouraged to study and
maintain as high an average as they eau.
Parents are especially invited to visit the
school at any and all tmep.
w. d. PREwTrr, Principal
Miss LOUISE D. Evans, Assistant.
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CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN co.
CHICAGO. ILL.
LARGEST MANuEAGIyRERS OF
VAnQs AND QnelAs II InE WORLD.
Notice.

/. Eisenmann desires to inform the public
that he has still on hand quite number of
useful articles in the hardware and house.
furnishing linee, which he will dispose Of in
the next thirty days at prices to suit the
purchaser Come and examine the remnants
Of the stock, you will surely find something
Won need, which you can buy for halt its
value Those who arc indebted to me will
please ooms forward st once and settle.
either by cash or note.
j EIsESMANN.
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saved = rhous.na Live

To have saved over 1000 liyes is q
somewhat unique experience. This
record belongs to Capt Weiss, of the
steamship Belgian King, TO whom a
presentation was made in Newcastle,
England, recently. 1t has been his good
luck to pick up several vessels in dis
tress at sea, including the liner Pal
myra, with $50 people on board.-De-
troit Free Press.
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Registration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the official register OF
Moapa precinct, Lincoln County, state of Nevads.
is now opeu at ny office in Moapa. Lincoln County,
between the hours of 10 q. m. and p. III. Of all
legal days prior 10 the
2lst day OF october 1896,
Eor the registration OF the names OF all legal voters
of said election precinct. prior to the general cleo
ton 10 be held on the Sd day OF November, 1896.
L. j. HARRIS. Regisuy Agent.
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Notice IL hereby given that the official register OF
Overton precinct Lincoln County, State OF Nevada,
is now open ut my ofhce In overton, Lincoln
County, between the hours Of 10 q. m. and p.
of all legal days prior to the
aist day OF October. 1890.
For the registration Of the OF s legal votele
of said election precinct prior to the general elec
ton to be acid on the Sd day OF November, 1895
n. v. PERKINS. Registry Agent.
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Registration N office.

Notice is hereby given that the official register OF
St. Joseph precinct, Lincoln County, State OF Ne
vada is now open at my office In St. Joseph, Lin
coin County, between the hours OF l0 a n and 6
.. M of all legal days prior to the
2lst day OF October. 1896.
For the registration OF the names Of all lega! voters
Of said election precinct prer to the general cleo
tion to be held on the 81 day Of November. 1895.
W.. HARRIS. Justice OF the Peace.
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Notice IA hereby given that the ofncial gistsr Of
Keystone precinct Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Ia now open at my Office In keystone, Lincoln
County between the hours OF 10 a. m. and p. m.
Of all legal days prioc TO ths
aiss day OF Oetobes ls08,
For the registration Of the Of all legal voters
of said election precinct prior TO the general cleo
ton to be held on the Sd day of November. 1898.
TIC. WILLIAMS. Registry Agent.
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Registration Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that TN oincial rsgisieF OF
Glover Valley precinct. Lincoln County. State Of
NevAda is now opsn at my office In Clover Valley,
Lincoln County between ths hours of l0a IN. and
q D. 10. OF all legal days prior To the
9lAt day of October. 1893,
For the registration OF the names Of all legal voter
Of said election precinct prior TO the general cleo
ton 10 be held on the Sd day Of November, 1895.
JASPER WOODS. Registry Agent,
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Notice ia harysy given that the oficsl register OF
Lake Valley precIaet. LAnooIn County. state Of Ne
yade IA no " open at my oice In Lake Valley. Lin
eolu County, between the hours of 10 a. and
D. M OF all legal days prior to the
9lss day Of October. Isod,
FOR tho repatriation of the naes of all legal voters
Of said eacsion precinct pror 10 the general cleo
zion 20 be held on tne Sd day OF November 1895.
ELMEn MIDI DLEroN, Registry Agent
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Registration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the official register os
Las Vegas precinct, Lincoln County, state of Ne
valA 4 now open at my once In Las Vegas, Lincoln
County, between the hours OF 10 .. m. and p. M.
OF all legal days prior 10 the
2Isf day OF Oe ober, 1895.
For the registration of the names of all legal voters
OF said election precinct prior to the general alec
ton to be held on the Sd day OF November. 1895.
VIM. STEWART, Registry Agent.
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Registration Notice.

Notice lis hereby given thai tho ofl,aai eeisier OF
Phoebe Preeiact. Lincoln County. State Of Nevada.
Is now open at my oeice in Phoebe Lincoln county
between the hours OF 10 =. m. aud p. III. OF all
legal days prior 10 the
SIst day Ot October, 1898.
For the registration Of the Of all legal voters
Of said election precinct prior to the general cleo
tion 10 be held ON the Sd day of November. 1895.
II. BARTUSG, Justice Of the Peace.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Tuesday, Nov, 8, 'S6

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER eF THE Boi
hereby given thA; On Tuesday Nov g. 1896, in 4
several voting precincts in tn County Of Iineol
state OF Nevada, election vii be held for stat
county and Township once 9. to-wit;
STATE OFFICERS
Three Presidential Electors
One Member Of Congrass
One Lieutenant Governor
One Justice Of the supreme Count
One Regent State University tlong tern,l
one Regent State University lshort terml
COUNTY OFFICERS
ons stAts Senator.
One AssemblymAp
One sheriff and Assessor
One County Clerk.
one County Recorder.
One County Treasurer
One District Attorney sad e1 ofheio eenco
Cne Pablic Administrator aud Coroner
One County Commissioner dong terml
One County Commissioner tShort terml
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
One Justice OF the Peace
One Constable.
VII ch lection shall be opened =. O'Clock q Il.
said day,
BALLOTS
All election tickets, or ballots to bu el gt the
said ensuing general election In L,u ,Oln C0aBiy,
Nevada shall be such as are prescrihaa by the
election law and furnished by tbs aecrstary OF
marks, characters, or device or thing that would
enable any person to distinguish II by the back,
when folded from any other ticRst bilijt, End
no marx shall be made on such bAll1ts except thus
| X with blsck lead pencil only In the square op-
posite the name OF the candidate 70 el for, The
Lake Valley-Polls ct Edw .rds' House; n Mid
dleton. Geo Haggerty and Martin Kennedy, in
spectorsi Marion Robbins and Elmer Middleton,
clerks.
Clover valley--Polla at School Rouse, L L
Woods, sam larson am Obs Hemblin, inspectors;
Jasper Woods and Mark Pratt clerks
Hiko-Polls a. School House; Jos Frenchy, Geo
| Richard and joe Sharp, Inspectors l. Stsrns and
Alden Ferguson, clerks.
st. Joseph-Polls at school House; Horace Holt,
Huntsman snd John Ellis, inspectors; Solon
Huntsmsn add Barnes clerks
Bunksrville-Polls at School House; Jus ! Earl,
| Bunker and Myron Abbott, inspectors Mrion
LeAvirt and Barnum. clerka
reystcne-Polls at Chariot Co.'S odise. Z
nomas. Bullock and W Rose inspectors: O
Godbe and d J Lewis, clerks.
Oyerton-Pjlls st School House B rig White
more Cte Perkins, Jr. and David Cox, iuspectors 3;
] Jones and VIM Perkins, clerks
Camp Vslley-Polls al DorrelPs House: Chas L
Hyde. Euseoyo ouarte snd sam Roseti. inspect.
ois; @iil uyde and Ohsries kosetti. Clerk,
1msthdeld Poll at school House, John o Han
COCK, Jssse wsiTs and AhraIa Woodbury., iospect
ors, " g Abbot and Oh aries S Kuiaht Clscss
Moapa-Polls a. Harris House; Huntamsn
l. Harris anu Ben Liston, ns iectJrs; ae1 Davis
ana viii Liston, clerks.
Las Ves1f-Polls at Mrs Stewarts Hosse; Gee
Allen. Wm Stewart and W Wilson, inspectors: I'd
Kiel s1d " Towner clerks
81. rhO3es-Polls ut School aouSe, Mathew
syphus, Royal Galloway and ed Syphus, inspsct
ors: carry Gentry aud Warren Cox clerss
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Registration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the ofoial register of
Meadow Valley Wash precinct Lincoln County,
state Of Nevada. Is now open In my oface In Mea-
dow Valley Wash. Lincoln County. between the
hours OF 10 n m and p. Of all legal days prior
TO ths
9Ist day Of October, 1898
For the registration OF the OF all legal voters
Of said election precinct prior to the general elec-
tion to be held ou the Sd day OF November, 1896.
SAMUEL KERsHAw, Registry Agent.
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WANT Cd SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN On wo
w men 10 travel for responsible established
moose In Nevsds salary $3.50. payable $40 week..
xstd eIpeptss Position permanent. Reference
xAcitusd self addressed stamped enysiope, The
NstonAi, Star Building, Chicago
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Registration Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the oiclsl register OF
Hiko Precinct, Lincoln County, State cf NevsGa is
now open at my office IN Hiko, Lincoln County, be.
tween the hours or 10 ~ N. and p NJ, ot al legal
days prior to the
2Ist day Of October. 1890,
For the registration Of the OF all legal voters
of said election precinct prior to the general elec
thou to be held on the Sd day OF November. 1896
LOUIS STERN. Justice Of the Peace