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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

Look WITHIN An -,
man has invented a macl 1ogFn medioal
throws such a powerful .lI"S ~ "hieh he
man boav that tho ight upop tho hu-
made i,ansnarent and desc and blood arc
~ ,boi, ~ tbis manner any
readily detected. Rii organs may be
lion w;ib /. feel;oo We Welcome this inven-
have lone desired OF intense delight We
acb.acbo IN oc,;, TO see an energetic stom-
Win can be- .. operation, aud now Tho
kind uill bo y, .ahhed. A thing Of this
snscts Ar 'ry 22nyenisnt ia many re-
- III - "a. hearty s1ppera man viu
~ 80 - ~ ok 10 and see WHISTLER Il il 1ba
ui,b b;n, OF ths clans that disagree
~" D. wke1 BE has pain 10 biz leo no
o 81, exam no i and see whether one ~ 40
no, ,'Os nas slipped down into bis calf. ba ssn
- !" ound ~ bio brain for IDEAS viibon,
80 u 'u6le o. ttiOking about them he
eau Ramine bi5 rheumatism AZ leisure and
SEQ now = works; and be cav teal with se-
Gu 'acy Fhen bis liver gets out Of repair and
no neeas now one. We shall buy ona
~ thess machines & illuminate our friend.
u Will Fill the medical profession. Wbsry
man can detect a whoopioq cough the W.
~ minute e Is organizing inside for vorr.
aud can 90 Tor It at once, the doo,ors 80
underwriters will have to quit the bu,ips.s
-No1 Alder.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

"A Georgia gentleman recovered s1O,-
900 for stating in Jail ten weeks lie can
afford to 60 Ogaip.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08
TERMS CT ADVERTISING :

The rates of 'dvertising are, for square ten
iincsl or less. OSE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CESTs FOR
thrce iusertious-largcr ones in the sane propor-
ton Each continuance Thirty-seyen and a half
cents.
QUARTERLY, half yearly, and yearly advertise
ments inserted at q liberal reduction on .he above
rates.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
wear will he charged regular rates.
No advertisement TO be considered by the month
or year unless specified on the Manuscript pre-
viously agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions of associations, communications of
limited interest and notices OF deaths exceeding
Tsx LINES will toe charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08
How TO KEEP Ice FROM MELTING. "A

How TO KEEP Ice FROM MELTING. "A
writer describes process in kitchen econ
omy which is Of special service to hous
Keepers during these warm days. To az )
weather IL is almost Impossible 70 pre- 'ef
The uutimely melting Of the quantity yeot
usually purcbasod by smsll family u 900
ry few refrigerators servo to keep Ne-
wasting more than half tn ston = At from
our informant directs that an q, ala waste
flannel and newspapers sbonld ve!ops of
about the mass Of ice. Tb;. be placed
which the newspapers are The envelope, Of
tant part, is said 10 be nerfec mat .mpor-
ely effec'ive.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

Name man was paraIgzed fopra an
months ago, and has4Revsr moved or 49,
zen SINCE. Hs takes 'nourissmest, "a
evidently has possession Of bis mss' so
cuties. Ia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08
South 8ranth 9ntsllissmter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1878.

Mr. HAErEa You will please announce that
I THOMPSON, will be supported for the
Office NJ County Superir tendent of Ere, Schools.
at the election in August, by
MANY VOTERS.
August I, 1873.
ME HARrER You will please announce that
n. VI. ALN ERSON, who meets all the require
ments OF the law which requires that the County
Superintendent shall be "a person of good moral
character, of temperate habits, of literary ac-
quirements and skill aud experience in the art Of
teaching" will be supported for the Office of
election in August, by
MANY VOTERS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

John Lowe, author OF the swee, song below
was the son Of a gardener at Kenmore in Gallo
way, and born there in i75o. When residing as
tutor 10 Ards in the family of Mr.. richie Mr.
Alexander Miller. the accepted lover of Miss Ma
~ Niche, was drowned at sea; aud on this sad
event loves well.known ballad is founded He
died n, Fredericksburg, Va, in 1898.
A ~ II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08
South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
<0fce, Corner Main anil GrdUel Lane .Sts.
RoMSEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
TE II NJ S ::

THREE DOLLARS per Annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in adj
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

Mr. HARPER You will please announce
FRANKLIN EWERS, as q suitable man for
School Commissioner Of Springfield District
MANY VOTERS.
August l, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

"A party Of IT, .els-,
rlda lound spiders s.
Jog three or foB,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-08

'Who Is that gentlemen p
Ills name is Bundle he's from Bos-
ton, replied the landlord.
'BIumbIe, from Boston, chimed in
thrd voice, and than added, You doD',.s.tr
so followed by long, low hisuo Of as.
constituent.
BIumble stepped of the piazza and
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
IMPORTANT MEcn.s,sx-The QUESTION

IMPORTANT MEcnAxIsM.-The question
"f canal towSge 10 me attracting consider
able attention, especially 10 New Ymt
Safe. Numerous costly experiments to
procure come more economical power,
and, II p ssiblc. some speedier method than
horse or mule power. have been tried on tho
Eric Canal. =" far, however. without what
is deemed satisfactory success. The State
Of New York hes. We believe, offered .
prize or &l0O, 900 for the best method iha,
will Oil certain conditions. The difficulty
Is In applying sufficient power to tow
ls'ats without destroying the banks Of the
canal. Far the last year "r twO. Nr. 0iIca
=. Olin. OF Deer Lodge. who WAS engaged
several years in boating, rafting and tow
xgc. aud who is an inventive mechanic Of
notable genius. has beeu giving s,'enti"n to
this problem. and endcavuring tO sNlvc il.
Within the last three months he completed
'h~ plsns 1T q method to be applied TO the
propulsion of ordinary ,nsts, and submit.
ted them to Munr 3 Co.. Patent agents.
Washington, received reply that n" u,-,h''d
approximate ~ this had l,een sub,niiicd and
strong announcement to him IL apply for
patent. Since then he completed the model
y ID It 10 probably by this time submitted 10
thu Ps'ent Commissioners. We we're shown
tne model. and believe Mr. Olin has solved
the problem II consists Of y tug .h,st, car.
rying u drum wimdlass on which cnil Of
wire rope il wound. 1t is intended Ia tow
ak bsrgcs, one lssl,ed sft of the other. The
cable being attached 10 the lead hat, the
tug stesms ahead. say \ quarter Of y mile
Or Ices. ~ desirable, paying out the cable
fn'm the wlndlxss When II 10 desired IL
sop. . half dozen shod spsrs drop on
either side the bOat 10 the bottOm Of the
ANAL, aud the ting becomes TO sll in,en,s
And purposes sts'i"ns.y. The same power
thai propelled the h'xt is shifted by lever
Il the windlsss and the train Of boats are
t"wed 1t Whatever velocity Is desired. A.
they approach the tug, the spsrs ore raised
by shifting . lever. End the tug shoots
ahead again to the required distance, merely
keeping sufficient tension on the cable to
keep up the slack. when tho same modxs
0per"ndj Is repeated. This combines all the
advantages of a movable and stationary
power. The entire machinery oil the
work il done by the steam powcr-is under
control "f the engineer and pilot, using four ]
shifting levers 1t Is estimated by compc-
tent calculators that towage by this me'l,"d
will cost cents per mile against IS cents Ivy
horse or mule p"wer as st present used
Dur description 10 necessarily imperfect,
hut 10 probably sufficient 10 give \ general
lea Of what IL ~ ingenious invention. and
me We hi eve will bring the inventor rich
reward.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL Pic NIc.-The Union
Sunday School, under charge of Rev. Mr..
Russell, had splendid pic mic on last Sat.
urday, away up on the slopr of the Main
Rockies where Cottonwood 10 young and
bli,he. Over one hundred persons- souls
that ore white from tn Creator and others
brown and hare with the storms of many .
decade-went to the good greenwood. and
the train Of coaches and carriages vas like .
pageant I. WAS glorious day, and with
frolic. romp and croquet, cake. cream, con.
fectionery and cold becf-the cream and the
sweetness and the g'"ry Of life-everybo.ly
Was happy and the little folk exaoersnt.
After oil, there isn's anything like Gods
country.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
LOCAL N EWS >.

THE New TRANSFORMATION ROUTE -
W. last week mentioned the object of Mr.
"Carle,on" Cotin's visit to Montana. MI
being personally familiar with the country
lying b,wccn Helena and the mouth Ut H.
Musrleshrll Ur mouth of Powder River. w.
arc not prepared TO spcsk aivissdly on "
aug gyes,ion that has presented itself N c"n-
ncc'l"n with the project, but offer II a. .
suggestion to those *ho contemplate open
In. up . route Of transportation and travel
Ia m"ect with the Northern Pacific WIZ
mt bu.ld your road to tie mouth Of IvVds'
Mseri II. ~ We understand the situation.
the N. r. II IL. IN to be put under co"trsc
this y.sr. sad completed next ~ the n,"u''Y
'"f Powder river Or sill further this ~sy
the mouth "f Musclc.hell r. iwy"nd whrr
the IxDi"t Of divergence from Helena 10 H.
month of Powder River would be. c cu.I
ROT he utilized fnr general purposes. NJ"
would be comparatively usrlcsS. 10 ,m
mouth cf Muscl, shell road cannot he hull
earlier than for mex, springs travel. and III
c mnecii"n II expect d io te q mouth ~
Powder River he ensuing fn.l. The map
do not inhi. ate that the r. . bearing dow,
the MuscIe-hcll u the 0rca' Bind and ihenc
Acrms u the Yellowstone = the n,ou,l
Of Powder River wNulL be more than lO
miles longer than ~ the mouth IT Muscle.
shelf. Maj. Fsrsytbe's exn,d,ti"nary n
S,ort Is 10 the cffeL, that the Yellowstone !.
= bei,er nxvissOIc stream ~ that point fu'
o. ms.y months in the year. than the Mi.
souri, u mouth of MuscIeshcll Thus with
river navigation fr"m the mouth 0f P"w.le,
river. with the s"tic'l ateti completion Of III.
rosd to that polnt DsSt year, its prObsbl.
subsequent approach on the line Of wagon
road, Its availability until the railroad reaches
the settlements and with the military pro
lection that will cover the connecting point.
VIC submit the inquiry. why 10 MT The pro
ject contemplated AMI most favorably con
sidcred u build wagon rond from Helena
IL mouth Of Powder R,verp
The new North-west., 1873-07-26

We sent or handcd TO prr."ns having unpaid GET
eral ~ counts 10 this Office on sbont July 1T. isE
sia,erncnt OF the same To prevent nny misnpprr
hens on We ish 10 remark casually. that We desir'
the u I'D Many of them. II neglected. Will be nec
lcctrd solely from negligence. Don't You oh; It's J"
bal tl,. Anumbcr Of old chronic accounts VIC expect
10 have 10 put parties to co.ts in collecting: and we'll
do H. Forbcarancc wont run q newspaper even t.,
warm weather. and We wasn't hunting health whe''
W came 20 Moniana. Il will b. noticed this 10 writ
ten In the most excellent hpmor. consistent with th
idea In -promp, md uncxccptionsble settlement
II you cant make the change, send dust.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
Local ereVities.
No telegroms last three days.
Fresh Fruits at Wm, Colemsn's

No telegrams last three days.
Fresh Fruits at Wm. Coleman's.
County Commissioners meet July 18th.
illustrated Papers at Willie WOOD wards
Mono" hes an interesting letter on the
outside.
Bishop Tattle will preach here one week
from Tomorrow.
Woodward-P. o. Store is selling the
STANDARD Novels st Is cents each.
The Corinue Reporter ssys fall freights
tor Montana arc commencing 10 arrive.
Water Is failing rapidly In the Mines &,
has Oeco splendid season for miners.
Velvc. Acknowledgements '.for ,b.s. .plcn.
did serenades" have been 10 vogu. The las,
week.
Granville Stuart 4 Co. have ceased mins
'"s o" Spring aud Grizzly Gulchcs. Wa
Ter gone.
The young folks had = pleasant social
''ail y, the 4churncy House Oh Wednt sday
evening.
The Standard Fictions Scots, Bulwers.
and o'hcrs-st only Is cents each, 1t Willie
Wo I~srd's. Who wouldn't rs.d now?
Owing i0 mistake IN method Of traus>
p'r'aii"n. We will not be in receipt If goou
Iaper Tor Two Or three weeks. Alter that il
Will w fair.
An Austrian, name unknown. who PLAYS
an every instrument that has the soul Of
music in It. has been conccrtizins this pre-.
clnct much, the past week.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. offer $500 each for
the arrest and c"nviciion of the rubbers
who attacked the stage in Port Neuf Canyon
on the night Of the 10Th inst.
Rev. Mr.. R,mmell, of Helena, fulfilled
Rev. J. T. RusseIl's appointments st Deer
Lodge last Sunday, and delivered able scr.
mons morning and evening 70 large and in.
Icrested audiences.
There never wss before quite % good
trout'ng rs during the past fortnight in the
tributaries Of the Deer Lodge. 1t has been
quite common to sec trout as long rs your
foot and string q long 40 wagon.
A number Of ladv readers having noticed
with degree of qualification only equalled
hy their astonisment our success in De.
scribing ladies' Costumes in last issue, desire
= Fashion Department shall bs established
in the New NORTu WEsr under our per.
sonal sape rvis'on, sud made ss ,ntercs,ing
to lady readers ~ possible. All righ,:
L
stock Of psctsIOOns in town.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
Lady's Trimmed Hats,
Ind y's Uni rim med Hats
--latest Spring styles, just received BY
E. |. BotreR & Co.
Vim Coleman has tho finest assor,men,
Of toys In the city. 800

YELLOWSTONE ToURIsTo Tho several
ind"s mns sre ~ the effect tho, 10 y peo.
pl' will visit the Yellowstone Ns,i"nsl
Park this season. There .ee,n 10 be many
parties "rgsnixing in various paris Of the
Territory. and come strsngers from sbr'ad
Now us nearly Ill can ~ well gooos time ~
another. We hsvs . suggestion 10 make
Start from Bozemsu Or Virginia sLout Aug.
18th W c0.h-n0s earlier. and not lsic,
than September 10Th. Tho reasons are
these There 10 ordinarily . month " six
weeks Of glorious weather succeeding tho,
'ims-not too hot by day or too cold b,
niEht-when the summer storms have end.
cd and the snow not yet falling. The moe.
q"''ots. h'es and gnals which aro Grisvous
Iess. disappear about tho lSth Of 4oth Of
Angust-you csn got along without then.
The swamps In the 0eyscr couutsy-s psoa.
'nens charscteristic In the vicisity OF The
0cysers- -are dried out by the summar suus,
and you will 6nd that ~ item. Then the
tesr 10 ZIP the Madison end down u,
Yellowstone" :" or sies serss. Who does aos
take that roats he's only half eojoymsns Of
The trip. And II you do this. there sse oss
or two points where you will lind The INV
water OF that late season more easily florida.
b'c than earlier. We notice wagon rusd d
being CONSTRUCTED sse Henry L~ks. and di
rect into the Oeyscr Basin. That will do
Tor isd'cs and s,rsngers. But for our
Aon'ans boys who 20 on horseback-snd
ito the only sueshod In which soy ono should
start from Virginia or Bozemsu-snd want
enjoyment. we say "Ksep sp ~ ksAisss...
Divcrgs TO Henry Lake. twelve miles. II you
wish. but get back tO the river and 70
shsough tho Canyon tho Basin above u .
paradise fT hunters and 6sAers. Do sos
forget your shot gun and good water dor
y bring birds from The lakes and bayose.
Parties fro.a tho West Side win lud Il best
Tor . number Of reasons 10 90 up ths Nadl.
con aud down the Yeiiowstoue. Aud Il
you arc IN doubt whether 70 60 q sot, we
ssy 60"
VCf 0Hn fs,sos> - -
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
ysEJ.JGUlDCA.
Bishsp Tuttle's Appeiatmsnts

Sunday, July y. II 4. y. and = p. H., FOrt Shaw.
Sundny :" " 81. n, sun River.
Wednesday July ~. 4 r. H.. Boulder Ciy.
Sunday. August 3, - 4 H. and 4 =. =: Deer Lodge.
Sunday. August III. II 4 u. Stcvcn-villc.
Snhday. August ~. I r. H.. COryallis
Sundty August II, II \. y. and \ =. L.. MIssonla.
Snnday. August ~ II 4. = and sP. H., Der Lodge
Thur.dsy. August ~. = ?. L., POlndcxtcrs schOo
Hoo.
SUNDAY. August ~. & r. H.. Arccnta.
Fridny. August n. \ r. H.. RannHck.
The sAuicc II tn. 22i or I'D Of July for the ap
loin,mcnt a. Diamond will depend on the running o
the piige from Helena
The new North-west., 1873-07-26

UP COUNTRY IrExs.-Mr. VIM. Hyde
returned frpm the Silver Rsw country
"Wednesday evening. He reports . heavy
r"in fall Wednesday 10 that sec,ion. The
mines in Butte have yielded handsomely
this summer. There are shout 80 persons
I" Butte, ten Of whom may leave when the
water goes down, but their number will he
doubIy augmented in winter to develop
their rich quartz leads.
w. J. Parks and J. Ransom are sscking
ore from the Parrot lead for shipment to
Corinnc.
Thousands Of acres of good mining
ground lny i::le for want of water. OF the
Humphrey ditch about six miles have been
completely and thousand feet Of = tunnel
cut through the Divide. leaving only nine
hundred feet tO finish it. 1t is To bc regret.
ted It should stand still for want Of capital
The ditch when completed will be nearly
20 miles long; portions of il need to be
aumed an account Of the rocky nature of
the ground, but there 10 plenty Of timber
on the spot, and 1000 inches Ut water could
te furnished throughout the mining season
It is thought it will cost ga, 900 to finish It,
hut millions will ~ returned for the outlay
There arc eighteen families OH Silver Bow
creek; two of the 'sd,cs weigh over 500
pounds.
Since the hanging of the Chinaman by
Hsffcy and Mclaughlin. not y single Chi
nnn'sn will live abovc Rocker. and the
gangs Of Cinnamon that were working
within sight OF the hanging man cannot bc
hired to work, because - they say. "the
dead man 10 looking st thsm."
John N"yes is improving his private resi-.
de"cc. and everybody seems happy and busy
10 tees.
The mail rider from Highland to CAT.
ney's came near drowning few days ago
In attempting 10 ford the Jrfferson river.
His h1sss, .refasins n swim, was drowned;
the rider swan ashore and saved ~ mail
bSg.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26
Personal.

Dr.. Click, "quite stranger" ," wss In town
this wesk.
Mrs. J. G. R'binsos and Min Ida Wilcox
srs Helena visitors this week.
Rev. J. r. Russell hss gone to Xissouls
county fortnight On . pastoral visit.
Rev. Father Giords, Superior Of honiaos
Missions, IL expected here early mex, mon,h
NJ. John G. H,ldr.,h aud Mr.. Riddle
started for Wallis WslIs Thursday sis the
La Lo Trail.
Thor. L. Napson, Esq., has received the
degree Ut Master Of Arts FROM his Aissu
A"ssr the University Ut Missouri.
Nj. snd Mrs. q. q. Birdscye and Miss
Clark Of Diackf0o, spent Saturday even-
ing in Deer Lodge and went Ophir home
Sunday.
Nj. John Anderson, an esteemed citizen
aud resident Of Divide. has been seriously
III during the past ten days With erysitc iss,
but IL considered out of danger.
Mother Mary Vincent snd Sister Teresa
Ut 81. V'ncsn''s Acadsmy, Helena. have
been visiting Deer n'dys The pos, few days
and arc pleased with the ssiiey village.
Mr.. ". II. II. Dickinson, the efficient
gentleman who rcprrssnss the U. 4. r. U.
Department ~ Aissoula, gave bis Deer
Lodge friends the pleasure of call this
week.
w. W. Jones was out this week iu search
Of Hsffy. Parties reported having seen
him N Dog Creek. He traced his man u
where he wss working on ranch snd hs
~as happy, but no. Hxtfv.
xr. n. Robbins Of New York, Who he's
been k'oking u. the quartz 10 various Mon.
isns camps with view to Investing 10 now
on the West Side aud vill probebly ss.oajn
fortnight Hope hs may sce something
good"
Rev. W. L. Blackwell, N. &. South,
breaches his last sermon in Deer Lsalgs On
next Sunday befors departing for tAs Con,
fcrencs 1t BoSemsn and Themes sja Virgiuis
City u the Annual Conference Ut Atch in>
son, Ks.. September "a.
Geo. w. Fox, Esq. Presiden. Of the
PcopIes' National Bank, Helena, has been
in town few days. Also. Col. w. B. Coz
Of Wheeling. W. Va, who 10 heavily inter.
ested Ia quartz and mill property In this
county and expects 70 b more ~.
Thos. Newman, Nsq., Of Keystone ranch,
- beep Up q Plsckfoot selling cai,le.-
4esssa ". W. Johqsoa aad Prsa Hcott,
ase below, ths former q Pilgrin Bar apd
the Latter q Bear making Mineral Land Ssr.
veya-xessrs. ". B. Ferguson At Ed.
wssdsvills and Josqain Abasca: of Bear
were here buyisg and selling soods and gold
this week.
OBJ. and d. r. got back "a Mondays
cnach. bsvvog captured IT. W. B. Jsdd ID
his reservation aed brosght him here t0r
safety. He has he'd good ums. hlsgia9
some t,ad invesamenis he made II betting
aGainse Hank Walton. and Dixon b going
over 10 Helena with him so-.isy TO get some
anss B.uks aad 70 igaesoesls With the Great
Faahss. l. J. Oimm0as. for permiss,an to
tsks him u wssbingsos or ai lsast for .
mns,an >vanaAnA lAWA - ~1,.eUr~
The new North-west., 1873-07-26

C.ru~rr-R y. FIFTH = D,iIvck .re will hold aerve
A. the ca hoc Churcb. Deer Lodg., tO-mrrow ~,
I0k .. m
Y E. South sunday School ut the Court House a'
0k IN.
p, ,shyierinn Sabbath School At ~ ~.
The ~. JAMES sunday sch0oi n eet- n ~ 0'clOcl
>. IN. each Sunday IT the Count House.
The new North-west., 1873-07-26

808y3oog9oA 80o03
|. The Missouls National Bank currency Il
nearly ready for circslssioo.
They had - hour dance at Horse Plain,
on or abs'ut July 9Th.
The Havana people are complaining thai
Mr.. 0slen. contractor, will not deliver and
take mails from that Office.
d. II. Weston, Esq. one at Nontsna's =
best citizens, has returned to Virginia.
Tinsley. indicted for killing Killough, in
0sllntin county, and brought 10 Virginis
for trial under change of venue, was found
guilty Of manslsugh,er.
Charley Heinsman, up from Silver Sta,
district on Tuesday. gives most encsussg
ing report from the mines of Silver Star
district. and speaks 10 confidently of the
wealth Of the ''Victoria" lead Noticed some
time sgo) that We begin to think It IL Ia
pn've the champion lead Of Madison county.
-1essasjan.
The trisl at Bonnack of Price who killed
Mantel some time sinss at junction Station,
resulted 10 the prisoner being bound over to
appear st tho sitting Of tho next Dis,ric,
Court. The investigation brough, out some
extenuaiipg circumstances connected with
the killing.
The Local Of tho Montaniau he's evidently
heeu driving. he edvertises for two hosses.
with silver. mounted harness, which sre
supposed TO be eriziAg. one in Madison
Valley and the other on Moose Creek. and
adds: ~ our farmer friends can And
enopeh Of the buggy 70 make rss,Ie box,
they arc welcome ~ Il, ~ We hsve no child
rem"
A Diamond r train Of about thirty wag
ons passed. through town on Friday even-
ing. loaded with Government sOrcs for Fort
Ellis -CSsyiss
The Cherry Creek quartz mill. recently
erected BY NoEson, Rea D. Co.. 10 now pound
ing away % ihs rich quarts of that district
We expect to hear Of astounding returns .s
soon - the mill gets under sood hesdvsy.
Capt. Tsrner has charge Of tho mill.
About fosr O'Clock % Susdsy lsse the
most destructive hail sipsn ~ Aavs he'd
sioce ths sessleusas OF Tia 0allaain valley,
passed thsosRh pustioa of this coualy.
occspyisG In IL swift, destructive cossse, .
radi1s Of sbout three milso, wsandensand
It stssck The vslley sboat w4as Middls
Creek 1pvs into The valley. svsspisg
asst and taking Dossmsa IN On 10 liae
Of msrcA Al the ssOps, vegsesh1sa. &C.,
II its cnusas wess partially q utterly Do.
ssscysd. AA.y window lights wess snash-
ed IN B0semsa. TIE Ane sessvbesry raicb
Of Nears. Gay I Gray, oecspyisg nearly
twO acres of Ground IN the suburbs u the
'o~n, Va. stripped of IL de1icioos .frsit,
which hsd cnmmeaoed 70 sipes slesly. and
the crop of The year was ssaiss,y destroyed.
TIE saoem lasted af.eea us tvssiy niss,es.
A farmer samsd Ro,hsttus weos easy II
Holens few days sgo.
II. Csrssss. gardener, HssssA sscsivsd
- 6sss fsSighs ever ~ n. r. + 3.
On sccosns o. ~ ,njsry - srsssAeppsu
end ssosms 70 The crops, Il = Thought 0oss
viii sdvsacs In rs,es. = xSii . oats ssd
barley. 0oae fssm~s ass ea,saS sAsis
Grais for ~. Jcha q. l1iAe sq, eoa>
aasaeed a Iloaday ~ y ese Sows Ss,d
osSo aess fos hsy. We Ter vhaa 1ssds of
graia ~ gsasshoppsss spsss ~ fsass win
rip. = iA1ls wss : his ssd eujd apeise.-