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The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01

Mrs. Isaac Asher, of Baltimore,
Md. left her 2-rnonths old babe in
the cradle asleep while she went out
to do some shopping. While absent
MIR. Asher. who WAS busy III his
store below, heard the child crying
and ran upstairs to ascertain the
cause. As be entered the room he
saw three large rats Jump from the
cradle. He picked the child up and
found it terribly bitten about the
head. face and throat. A doctor WAS
called but the babs was 80 badly
hurt it died in short time.
Mies Bruce McClain has sued the
city Of Nevada for $4,000 damages
for injuries which she claims to have
sustained by being thrown from a
wagon. The best thing for Nevada
to do and what is best for all towns
il cases Of this kind, is to fight the
SUIT to the court of las. resort.
Many OF these cases have no merit
whatever, and precedent of town
to compromise only opens up the
avenue to prosecution on the small
est and most frivolous excuse But
Ter has had experience in this line
Ii is encouraging in town to spend
$1,000 IN litigation rather than con-
promise 800 claim.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01

en- Medical Discovery IS good Tor The conf
plexion because it makes the whole body
healthy-because it clears and purihes the
blood, makes the digestion strong and clears
out impurities of all kinds. By increasing
the ability TO assimilate nutritious food,
and by the infusion of its own ingredients
il enriches the blood and so makes solid,
hralhy flesh. II cures diseases of the
lungs, liver, stomach, bowels, skin and
scalp, simply because all these diseases
spring from the same cause - dlsordered
digestion and consequent impure blood.
Sold by al medicine dealers.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01
Max Weiner.
The incest stock of millinery in
the city at Harper Il Vaucamp's.

The incest stock of millinery in
the city at Harper Il Vancamp's.
Insist on having just what you
call for when you 60 to buy Hoods 3
Sarsaparilla, the one true blood pu.
ritier and nerve tonic.
Miss Pearl Rosser left Monday for
Chicago where she will enter an art
school. The TIMES wishes her abun.
dant success in the profession che
has chosen.
Saturday was republican day in
Butler, The speaking took place in
the opera house, the orators being
Alessrs. Upton and kennish. Both
gentlemen made good speeches from
republican standpoint. but it is
believed they made no converts to
t hegold standard.
OIlnton people laugh at the state
ment put in circulation that Lewis,
the republican nominee for Cover.
nor, would carry Henry county.
They say Henry county will give
Lon Stevens from 1000 to 1.5OO
plurality and that Lewis will not
carry a township or the ward be
lives in.
Robert Johnson, of Rich Hill. for
surveyor, Is young man with a
iirst-class education. He attended
the state university and is well up
IN his line of business, He will
make the county an efficient officer
as he understands surveying thor.
oushiy. The young men of the
county will vote for Robert johnson
to q man.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01

Nj. & n. Evans have their full
stock of we'll selected millinery now
on hand. Call and make your selec
ton while the stock is complete.
As 2t Opera Block
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01

~ <iNA VA
bow at the sight of
a face full of piu-
pies and blotches.
Hollow cheeks,
sunken eyes, and a
sallow complexion
will defy his best
intentions. Beauty
is more than skin
deep. The skin is
merely the surface
on which is written
in plain characters
the condition of the
body.
NJ pip-rc's Cold.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01
WILLIAMS
Cash Grocery

~ II
wants to tell you abou. tha, Ia.
tiour, 1t is the best seller, wa
had in our store, We have sold .
load Of it, every two weeks, fo, !,
last two months, why have We A..
thls' because it is the best -four !,
have ever handled, and we ara n
ing 1t from 80 to 5oc per hundr,a
less, than any other flour Of s.n.
grade, is being sold in Butler. n.
wheat, it is made from, is rsis.s
Spring river, and ground in ~.
mammoth new mill at Joplin, N.
Ask anyone. that has used Joni.
flour, what they think of it. Wsh...
just received a fresh car tod., -.
advise our customers to lay in Gam,
500 to 1000 pounds now, for va :.
sure flour will advance soon. C.ls
Medal, has already gone up 22.e :.
hundred, but We will sell what I'll
have sn hand, at same old price
Coffee has declined in price All
we will give our customers our asI
coffee now for 25c, and our o5c a., |
fee for 20c.
Navy beans has advanced 80, ps,l
bushel. and lucky for us, We bouat,(
IS bushels before the raise, and th.,i
are as fine as ever grow, come TO pI
If you want beans cheap.
We are still selling the beat s,a
at 81 05, that is less, than cos, b
day.
If you want we'll cured meat. nd
OR streaked, that will keep sweet AL
sound until next July, if you wsaI
to keep 1t that long, come to Us, 81
don't buy soft green meat. PARTED
wanting the finest and purest CHINA |
mon, cloves, ginger, mustard, aEl
spice or pepper, that is grown in Id
world, come to US, that is the on,I
kind we keep aud sell at same pri,s[
cheap staff is sold at.
We want to close out all the deceI
rated dinner ware we have on hand
to make room for new goods n
have bought, and tho way to elosd
out Is to make the price so We vil
sell ON next Saturday in sets at Id
per cent less than they cost US u
by the piece at cost. We never NAH
any idle talk in our advertisement
but stand by everything we say. VI
will have lots of things on sale
our store next Saturday at cost aai
less, making room for our heavy q
purchases now coming in. We han
not advertised as much az usual
late because we did Dot think =
could afford it, for never since
have been selling goods in But1
have We sold everything so cheap i
We are now selling it and never han
we sold as many goods 10 san
length of time as We have sold
the last three months, aud we kno
the quality Of our goods and i
prices we sell them at has done
and only on this plan are We to 90
tinue 30 long as we do business
Butler.
We are selling:
Dry salt meat pieces at :
Dry salt meat pure sides
| Smoked meat
Broems from l5c, Zoe and 25c.
Rope any size
10 bars Fairbanks sosp
Z bars Clairetse soap
! 7 bars Lennox soap
I bars Silk soap
l fb Mocha aud Java coffee
. ii Java blend coffee
so fb Dandy -four !
so ID Silver Leaf straight grade !
so fb Hummer full patent
so fb Gold Medal ! 4
? ID Battle Ak tobacco
Galvanized iron tub; b
l gal honey drip syrup was
worth SOC now
1 cans good corn
4 :. beans
S lbs = rice, 3
10 :" finest navy beans
Loaded shells, per box II
3 lbs finest tea siftings
Best we'll buckets
Fipa sfael ceoopu
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WOMACK'S
Cash GrOCerV.

In order to increase my trade l
have concluded to offer such induce
ments that will bring you to my
store to do your trading. In fact I
need money and in order to raise
money l must have your trade
Here are my prices
10 II best granulated sugar 81 90
20 fb light brown sugar l 90
1 fb Java Blend coffee 20
l II Arbuckles or Lion coffee 20
L II National coffee whole grain Is
2 tt best broken Java coffee 25
l II best green coffee 20
I cakes Silk soap 25
7 cakes Charlotte soap %
6 cakes Browns long bar 25
s cakes old country soap 25
B cakes butter-milk toilet soap 10
10 cakes Fairbanks soap %
5 gallons best coal oil 65
No, l Galvanized tubs Ga
No , .' 10
No. 3 *
No l wood tubs a
No 2 - -
NO 65
% fb pail new jelly 40
l gal, Golden Drip sugar syrup 30
Flour per sack 60c, 75c, s5c, 9Oc.
and Csc. Every sack warranted to
give perfect satisfaction. 1 will sell
my entire stock of qusensware
aud glassware at actua, cost. want
to close it all out by November first
IN order to put in an entire new
stock OF fancy china, glass and
queensvare for holiday trade and if
ysu want bargains now is your gold
ca opportunity. I want your pro-
duce and will give you an order on
any dry goods, clothing or boot and
shoe store for the balance you do not
want In my store. always pay the
Cash for Chickens and Eggs.
Yours Truly
W. G. WOMACK
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-01
BUY
YOUR
SHOES

:" "uclC Z IcdSOu ulcId- -
tes and you'll buy
them here. There's all
the reason in the world
for doing so. w eve
the shoes, we've the
lowest prices, as COM
parison will show, we
are in a position to
give the strongest
guarantee of satisfac-
tion, being the oldest
shoe house, doing the
largest business and
doing it on our own
capital. See what we
are selling in the way
OF mems Serviceable
winter boots at $1.5O
and 50 90.
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I'll. G-..v.n ri...,A.

ihe returns from the. Gcufg:a-n!sc
non nr" not all in yet but enough ia
Know to indicate the usual Demo,
cratic majority and make the STAT
saie :or Bryan and Sewall. The
fopullsts and their Republican sur.
porters are charging fraud as usun,
IL ls the am old cry OF the de.
ieated party.
A. 5. Clay, chairman OF the Dame
crotic Executive Committee. ays
Georgia has gone Democratic Inv
4o,OW majority. Governor Atkinson
Is elected by at least 10000 major.
NY over n combined opposition.
The rest OF the State ticket il cIo,.,o;I
by c 5000 majority. The General
assembly is composed Of l75 members
IN the House and A Senators TI,o
P"pulists hn~e elected 81 members NJ
the House md four SENATOR. md
The Republicans have elected ,,r,,
members OF the House md one Se,,-
'or' Inc Democrats elected 30 Sem.
tors II l5l Representatives. .rh;s ;,
approximately correct. Georgia viii,
give Bryan and Sepall Il majority g
he combined opposition. nnJ vii.
elect all the Democratic nominees 10
Congress. 80
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FOR COMMISSIONER SHORT TERN.
JOHN HIBBETS.
PLATFORM.

l. The Democracy OF Elko count!
i'll convention assembled hereby re-
news its fcalty I" the party organize,
by Jefferson and perpetuated b.
Jackson aud Bryan, and pledges it
unwavering support to the grca
principles underlying the Constitu
sion Of the United States.
,. Believing that the free coinag,
# silver will bring prosperity to til,
people az the United States an,
furnish Il sufficient amount Of homes
money to carry on the business OF tn
country and alleviate the want an'
misery that followed the demonctizt-
ion III 1873, We hereby declare our
lives III favor Of the free and I'M
limited coinage " silver Mt tn,
present legal ratio OF 10 Ia |, withou
waiting tor the consent or nssistanc,
II any other nation.
.. We unrquivucally endorse tlr
platform adopted by the Nationa
Jcmoc attic convention held in the
'ity uE Chicago in the month 81 Jul.
$50. and unresci vedly pledge the
uppurt of the DemOc acy Of Ella
,uuuty To the gallant nominees {.
hat convention for President ana
Vice Prcsldent-WillIam j Bryan -
Nebraska aid Arthur Scwall oi
Maine.
4. Tho course Of our Senators an,
Representative in Congress on thi
silver qucs. ion meets with our heat,
approval.
,. We are III favor 81 nh homes
mi economical administration u
State and county affairs and insis
int the money collected from til
people shall he honestly and judic =
rusly expended for the purposes IA
which 1t is collected.
6. The nominees OF this conveL-
ion for County Commissioners ar.
hereby pledged to use the strictes
economy III die expenditure Of none.
appropriated for tle Improvement I"
our county roads to the end thu
taXpay crE Of tho county shall &c,
value received for the money thu
expended.
Z. We congratulate the people q
he State OF Nevada who favor tn,
,rec coinage OF silver Oh tho action u
he National Democratic convention
u the adoption Of its Platform an
placing thereon candidates OF til
lblity, honesty and integrity d
william j. Bryan and Arthur Scwa:
md We invite all voters in tn
county who are in harmony with I'll
Chicago platform nnd candidats l.
mite with the Democratic party
he support OF the ticket nominate,
10y this convention
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THAT ss<ssLESs nrSivA. n"L-
LAR.

OF all the senseless points made ny
the gold men. the reference to Mexico
and her dollar is the worst. Not only
is 1t grossly illogical but II Is Also
lu.ely r,lse to history. II is Illogical
because the fac, Of Umr dollar being
worth almost two Mexican dollars
proves nothing in favor OF the gold
standard. but on the contrary is one
OF the principal objections Ia it. The
appr, citation Of gold is the very thing
com planned Of. Bimetallists say that
largely in consequence of silrer de-
monetIZation COLI has been forced up
to almost double valus, depressing,
and in man. cases running the debtor,
and producer. and Filling gold stand
ard countries with distrs ~. The
Goldite attempts to meet this ubj"c-
ton by waxing eloquent over the fact
tLat the American gOiG dollar, or any
other dollar gu II gold base, is worm
nearly two Mexican dollars-:lIe very
evil that the silver men deplore.
Speaking historically, it is well
1nown thai, from 1850 to loIU Mexico
was even f,r;her behind the United
States than snc Is now. AT that time
the Mexican dollar was worth luJ
cents i'll gold. Our moIcy WIS cheap.
iebus Il. ~depreciutcd paper, worth uu
III average about Cu cents III gold
III every element If industrial pro.
we surpassed Mexico more than
We DO now, tor of late Years she has
gained upon Us with giant strides.
1t IS only in this sense that any
comparison between the United
states and Mexico can be made. To
imply point the fact that MEXICO is Il
silver country and is less advanced
han theUnIted States, proves rothing
Uruguay is 1t gold standard countr!
md is far behind Mexico III almost
every respect. The differences be-
.Srcn the United States and Mexico.
- lar rs they are in our favor, are
wing TO cau4es aliuge her separate
md apart from any question of til,
.uouctary standard and any person at
Just average intelligence ought Il
Suow it.-NutiOnal Bi~.uetallist,
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~tn..nrnox ~ .mcAcn.

Senator Jones, Chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. Is
sueda statement last month giving
instances OF the intimidation OF the
vorkingmen in Chicago by the rail-
Dad, man %ufacturing ard other big
corporations. In some cases the cor
~porntions have taken ballots, the
workmen being compelled to cast
heir ballots in boxes designated Nc
Kinley, Bryan or Palmer, and in plain
Jew of the forcmen or other subordi-
nate officials OF the corporation, the
-esult being that very few men dared
o exprcss their real sentiments.
Senator Jones gives the following
Instances where the ballots were tax
en- in this way:
-At the Crane Manufacturing com
amy OF this city the men were forced
q cast ballots OF red and white. the
ed ballots being in favor Of Mckm-
ay and the white foi Bryan. and the S
hey wore compelled to cast III plain
. ,iew of the officials Of the company
he resuir, OF course, was an over
vhelming majority for Mckinley.
hen. rs n matter OF fact, three
'ourths of the men will vote for Bry-
AT the Illinois Steel WORKS IL
outh Chicago, three ballot .oxes
;ere used for voting purposes label
i. respectively, Mckinley 'BryaI.
nd Palmer Tho men were afraid
D., cast ballots i'll The Bryan boxes anG
aturally deposited them i'll the 10:
.heled Mckinley
@The result Of the baliotmg, how
yer. was astonishing. Out of 2.7Gl
'ptes cast, 1900 OF them we're TO
ryan and the remaining 500 wer'
" Mckinley and Palmer, the Bryan
.allots being deposited in the Nc.
,inley box, the officials were upab
, spot the men. 1t is nneces
,ry to say that this vote was neyeI
ven To the public. 1t is known.
pweSer, to be absolutely true.
ain one OF ArmouGr & Co.'S shops ii
he stock yards, Il similar vote result
/ rs follows: CD for Bryan and l25 TO
lcKinley. his vote was also SUI
.ressed. Wherever the men have Ina,
! fair chance to express their views,
lie result has been IN Overwhelming
lajority for Bryan. and it is onl'
here outrageous methods have beei
pursued, rs in the ease at the Gran
manufacturing company, that the me
ecorded their votes for Mckinley
lie facts are TINT nine-tenths Of tn
organized labor vote Of Chicago ans
ther large cities throughout til,
ountry Is undoubtedly fer Bryan
nd free silver, and will be so cas-
n November. under the protection a.
lie Australia an ballot, and all the
IA china.ion3 and devices Of the gold.
.rIg conspirators cannot prevent thu
sesult.7
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Gold Sentiments.

II il said that on the ComstoCk. d.
rom nunity gubsIstIng solely urO,
tho q lscr mines. that there is m in.
tense sentiment against free silver. u
I'll places in America, Virginia Cit.
nn sht to give Bryan Il unnniInOu
vote. Tho Judas iscnriots. IIcncdic
ArIUl Ia and ilnnnuites that thus b,
tray thor own states bC6t interest
deserve the c%0ntoupt Of all good inc
md the eternal condemnation 0f pull
lie Opinion.-Sil !cr Statc.
Il woul seom iron the above ihr
tho Silver mon Of tho Comstock nrc a..
,ticnt and luns.sulrcr, ng poop"
'uppoac u man should go down int
the Stnto 81 Alabdna and there beg
to preach against cotton md sugar il .
ia tri a.. Tho On'y an Ii ~ 20 II,
w0uli got wOull be n meeting Of ti,
Commissioners Of insanity or Il mol.
Oi lynchcrs. But in Nevada il il din .
crcnl people n preach against th,
leading industry Of the State aud b
as well treated ms mnybody.-AppcnI
Our contemporaries seem To forge,
TINT this 10 Il fec country md thai
there isno law on the statute BOOB,
prohibit ng "A man from making :
blamed fool Of himself oven IN th,
state Of Nevada IN tl,ip year Of o,.r
Lori. Tho gOll men are happy il
dieir conccit md Tho Silver State al.
appeal should not bo to- hnrl o.
thcm. Illoy will wake up On tim,
on the resurrection morn.
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BALLOTS WILL SOr MATCH hut.
.fr- TONS.

u want to say Ia you frankly that
Illinois is Il doubtful state. The ide;
init The battle there is won for SCUM
money is a false and a very danger
us one. We can carry the state io
'Ickinley. but it can only be done b!
he most faithful work"
This opinion comes from Judge A..
\ Goodrich, Of Chicago. at pre5en
topping at the Holland house, wher,
lie expressed his views to u sun re.
'orter. Judge Goodrich is here on
BUSINESS for Il few days and he is anx
uus that the eastern friends u
nund money should understand ia.
rue condition Of affairs in the midul
:est.
False prophets have been amor
on here he sail last night. al
'ther words, somebody has been do.
ng Il lot OF lying about Illinois an,
Their states III that section. There
ihnger there. great danger. Fo,
Iree years Illinois, Iowa, Michigan.
indiana and Minnesota have bee,
ull OF silver literature sent ont b.
ne Timetable League from the Yves
low aIl those States are IN lie doubt.
al c0lumr, Minnesota. | shoul
ay, is II little bit worse than doubtful
Jue dangerous feature ia that ever
ilverite 10 a propagandist. Even il
illicago people spend half thor tim,
discussing this question, and the siI.
er men seem to do the most Of TIA,
iscussing. | went ont OF the PalmcI
louise at | O'clock in the morning re-.
emily Ind found rs many Us 800 mel
funding uboht on that block discuss
ng Tree silver. Winch side il dolnp
he most converting il II question. /
uope wo are, but you can't tell. Gu
mere the Republicans are poll.n. tl,,
ouDtry md getting cool results, but
tell you those results are too good
.be Republican farmers are lying Il
hem. They say they'll vote Tor Nc.
kinlcy hocauso they're afraid to brcul
dwaI non ,iic pirty openly. but whci
tie tirnc comes tho votes Of many o
hem will go for free silver. ~,
found that ont from mon 20 whoa
thcy were not afraid to speak. Tho
ihborcnj, too. are wearing McKiulc,
buttons. but there are some unplcas
ant indications that their ballots won,
match their buttons. Still another
danger is in the scandinavian vote
That uscd to he all Republican. IL Il
yecring this year. In Chicago ia,
small shopkccpcfs are turning to IRE,
silver Owing Ia tho big department
stores they don't do any bushes.
consequently they want Il change
Free SILVER 10 u change. Many Of ID, II
will vote for Tee sIl !cr. GA the o.lic
band. there 10 II largo Jcwi,h yo,,
which will DO for gold
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Making Work Loss Obnoxious.

Scullcry work may bc made less oil.
noNioms by n little f~orcthouglIt. Cook.
ing utensils should he filed with cold
wafer MS soon as their contents have
been removed and they should then he
plnccil nn the back Of the range. The
"atcr heats slowly, the PARTICLES Of tool
ire loosrncd md when DISTINGUISHING
time comes little effort Is required &c
clean the ,csscls thoroughly. 4 chuiN
dislcloih Is an effective MD T. clcanli.
ncss. Tho washing " china aud glns'
dishes * more Of an art than the nvcrugr
maid icnlia's. They should be scrnpci
not with II Hnifc, ns the general custom
Is, but with n piece OF bread crusi. whlcl
iciuoi,S the debris without srratch'nr
the dishes. Very hot water made gonI,v
by the use of u soap.shaECr should IT,,
used Ia wash ;hcm. Then they shouil
br placed upsilc down IN u wire drain
Ing. pan and Irlugrd with clear hot
water. They are easily dried after the
hot bath. 4 little soda Ia the FIR,
water helps 10 :Icnn china and Ia bright.
en- SILVER and glass. -- rhiladclpbi,
Ledger.
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tOMMlSSlONERS' rRI CLEEING>

STATE OF NEVADA.
COUNTY OF r.I.KO.
ELKo, October ). 1896.
The Board met pursuant To nu
.'urnment. Prc5cnG-Sthn.ey Riss
y, y. VI. McAfcc and 1. T.. Woo.
.erton.
The minutes were read aud ar
yrOvel.
Money counted and found to ugI,,
nth the .AuutoT's buOXs.
The following olncId reports wc,,
.ppToved and ordered tiIcI:
T.. BilGc!. Recorder; J. NJ. Matccr.
Jhcriti and Jailcr;J ESEcrs, A.sscssoI
John Henderson, ClerX and Trcasur-
II; ". II Armstrong. hospital stew
ri.
Scalp bills belonging to a. pri
ncaux and Homer ". Andrew, cacL
or Si.UU, we're laii over.
The Buurd grants the petition q.
ne citizens OF IuSrarUra and autn.
'fizrs them to remove the jIIl of SAL
own To II more suitable place us al
lady agreed upon.
IT il ordered that the Treasure.
md Auditor transfer t15O from til,
iencrai County Fund into the OH
:ers Salary Fund.
Petition 81 Myron Pixlcy ct. al. t,
III ingc the urs Of the wagon road
It Dccth is granted, and they ar
lcreby auyhorrz.d la make tue chang
) set out IN the petition.
1t appearing Ia the Beard that
'Nn. Potts was 'ho owner Of su.iici.
ut real estate IN the State of Ncvad
exempt hin fron iIe payment %.
ncep icou,o and hat he PAID ia,
'ine under protest, the Board or
erred ;he Sheriff to return to him III,
amount so collected.
The refusal Of Il. BiIKcy, Auditor.
. audit and allow the following
:ihi1.s. to-wit: J. I'm Crais. $3.50,
.'.ucHcc Lumber Co. SJOJ.UU: j. >.
iir!uer. Sjil.1j; Smith and Young.
80 ~; j. $. GIriucr. 200 90: Grant
nd Van Dficicn. 81 %; and r.. &.
ZONES 1887: Oh account Of the con
'truc;iOn nf the Cuunty High School!
Omtng up for consideration. the
.iolri by II I'm ninpu' vote ordered
sad bills paid mO~twihstInd ny the
'e;o OF the Auditor.
Tho petition Of W. II. Gilmcr. ct. al
asking tho Board for the establishing
~ Il voting precinct Is hereby granted
md tic Boir.l orlGrs that a precinct
DO established with the following
boundaries tOwit: Bounded Oh: the
north by Idaho, on the lGast by Wclis
precinct; on the SOudi 10y tho pre-
;inct Of Dccth; and on tho West los
Mardis precinct, and the maino ~ tau.
precinct shall he Brynn.
i'' ItNiNlpU VI ~ ~ ly'iltDDt una
IL o,hors Tor tho cJtahlishng ut Il
voting precinct IN Salmon River
Mining District ~ EldO County IL
hereby granted and tho name Of siiu
precinct shall be salmon River.
Tho petit III Of VI Bdi. at. ii. fol
authority to repair dIc County road
is hereby granted.
Tho resignation Of II. 4, Shenrcr NJ
Justice Of tho Peace In hereby ac
ceptcd.
Upon motion Walter StuIirl il here
10y appointed registry Agent Of IL
land Mountain precinct.
JunS IlESDaRJoy.
Clerk.
BY WEBSTER ]PArrEHyoa.
Deputy.
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Schuoi I%iepnrt.

Following is a report Of the Carlin
school for month ending Scptember
30, 1896:
Grace Eva Bcrnnre
Walter Kennedy.
Dora Maui.
Z"me Linebarger.
Maud Linebarger.
Edith Carr.
Anna Rutledgc,
Mary Rutledge.
MEs. j. +. MILLER,
Teacher.