Local News Items and City Happenings
Rumor says President Jones of the state university may resign. John Sibbald of Golconda buys fine horses for shipment to Scotland. April 21 entertainment begins at 8 p.m. A Salt Lake City group plans Washington-bound trip next week. English naval experts claim gunpowder is obsolete with new explosives. Low horse prices blamed on trolley streetcar expansion. Nevada building sign directs visitors at Midwinter fair. Primary and intermediate students performed well. Miss Annie Owens resigns as teacher, leaving a silver tea set gift. Trustees election date set for May, with terms expiring July 1894. Suspicious death at Briggs Hotel in Carson. Cahill died after an alleged assault. Advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims strong remedies.
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Jones
the State University
John Sibbald
Golconda
Scotland
Salt Lake City
Washington
Led Astray at Armory hall by Winnemucca Dramatic Club
Tonight at Armory hall the Winnemucca Dramatic Club presents Led Astray a leading play of the day with Countess Armande and Count Rodolph in a tale of passion and reconciliation among English and French nobility. Reserved seats available at Eagle Drug Store. performance April 21st with scenes in a country house hotel and chateau.
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the Dramatic Co
Winnemucca Dramatic Club
Armory Hall
England
France
Armande
Count Rodolph
Mathilde
Rodolph
Miss O'Hara
DeLesparre
DeLessparre
Major O'Hara
Suzanne O'Hara
Rudolph
LaFontaine
Count Rodolph Chandoce
Chandoce
Baroness de la Rivonnier
Senator Fair Pays $135 for Fishing with Giant Powder
A Tombstone Prospector tale recounts ex Senator Fair and his secretary using giant powder to kill three Colorado River trout for a breakfast on the riverbank near Yuma. An arrest followed for violating territorial fish-killing statutes. the judge fined him $45 per fish, and the senator paid.
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Senator Fair
Colorado River
Fair
Yuma
Tombstone
Big Bridge
Nevada
California
Millinery and goods ads from Winnemucca listings
Local ads state Mrs. Porter has returned from San Francisco with new spring millinery and invites ladies to view at corner Fourth and Melarkey streets Winnemucca. Multiple merchants advertise groceries seeds box elder trees dress goods and millinery with latest styles and low prices. Also a Catarrh Cure ad promises $100 if it fails and Simmons Liver Regulator promotes breath freshness.
Notice to Stockmen in Fort Worth to Winnemucca April
Notice to stockmen and patrons in Fort Worth Texas dated March 23 invites them to Winnemucca Nevada on or about April 1 to have stock spayed. Offers testimonials and provides correspondence address to J G Holloway Winnemucca Nevada.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Winnemucca
J. G. Holloway
Nevada
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
Antique advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves teething pain and diarrhea in children. It touts universal use, a pleasant taste, and a price of twenty five cents, urging mothers to purchase from druggists worldwide. The message ends with a plug for Ayer's Sarsaparilla for young women.
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California Pig Syrup Co
Mrs. Winslow
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Winnemiea
Mtn Pees
Annie Owens
M. A. Leonard
W. D. Cahill
Briggs Hotel
Carson
Cahill
the Tribune
South Camp Mines
Hoods
Eagle Drug Store
E. Reisnanr & Co
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Simmons Liver Regulator
D.w.atkinson
Siloam, Ark
Ayer
G Remnant & Co
Ad-Tf. E. Beisnanr & Co
E. Bernarr & Co
Porter
4Th and
Melarky Streets
Méitf
M. Hofman
Mall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
U. S
Amateur Dramatic Club
Rodolph Chandoce
Hector Placide
Mount Goslin
Major O'Hara LaFontaine
Robert Gee
Armande Chandoce
G. & Nixon
A. L. Brackett
L. LaGrave
Miller
W. G. Sages
HL. A. Rayner
Elva Brackett
Lucy Mendosa Mra
Irene Laforge Dolph
R. Trewick Mande
Ense
Synorsts
Paris
Raghe Drug Store
A. D. Wilcox
Ceneral
Paradise
City Bakery
Chris. Diehl
I. Opposite
Railroad Meat Market
Bridge Street
George Berr
George Berk
Wilhemmoes
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