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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On THE
GEYSER ROAD.

From the Nara Register Of June :ath.
\ serious accident occurred Nester-
day afternoon 10 the renowned driver,
Fo>S. of the Gcv~er and Calistoga
road, by which lady j. seriously il
not fatally injured. FoSS himself badly
hurt. and various other minor injuries
sustained. 1t was about ; O'Clock, ON
his afternoon "trip. when he WAS going
over from Caiisto-a 10 the Gey>erS.
with Il SiNhorsc passenger wagon, III
which We're three or four gen lrncn-
Gey>er paSScn.crs-und Mrs. II. j..
Wiley with her four children, one OF
them an infant in arms.
The accident occurred half Il mile
this side oi FossNilie, i'll kniS hts val
ley. 1t is veiy difficult to ge; at the
particulars, aud the only accoun, We
can Yet get, having any appearance OF
cotrcc Hess, is Ia the eilec; that one OF
the forward vince Is fell to pieces. ana
the stage dropping down 10 the axle.
MAS immediately cap>ized and dr s,ed
along, bottom up. insanity tearing OH
every seat. The four leaders became
detached and ran away, but the two
wheel horses remained with tho
vehicle. Toss was found against 4
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In all their various forms, either Primary.
S"ccndar II Hereditary, completely cradle
cated from the system. Your constitution
being restored L .,crtoct health. there will u,,
no danger OF handing down 10 your children
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a MODEL. OBITUARY.

\ di>con>olatc editor thus bcmoans
his departed spouse:
"Thu> my wife dicl. No more will
those loving hands pull OF my hoot>
and part my back hair Is only Il true
wife can. Nor will those willing feet
repleni>h coal nod or wa'cr-pail. No
more will she arise aiuilthc ieinre>tI-
oli> storms OF winter, AMI HE away TO
the fire without disturbing the Slum-
hcr> of the man who ao:cl on her 50
:rtlrSslv. Her memory is rmbalmcu
i'll my heart of hearts. ! wanted to
rmhaim her body. but | found thai |
could embalm her memory cheaper.
procured of Eli Midget. 4 neighhnr
of mine, very pretty erasc-stone. His
vile WAS con>umptivc. and he Kept ii
on hand several wears, III anticipation
Of her death. But she rallied last
Spring, and his hopes were blasted.
Never shall l forget the poor mans
grief when asked him 10 part with it,.
Take it. Skinner. and may YOU ncv-
or know what il is To have your soul
disappointed as nirc has been = And
he burst into il flood of tears. His
spirit WAS. indeed. utterly broken.
hal the following cpitaph engraved
upon the tombstone - 70 The memory
ofTahil lia. wife of Moses skinner. Esq.
.cn.lemanly editor of the T@AahaHc.
Terms three dollars Il year. invariably
in advance. \ Kind mother aad an
exemplary wife. Giliceover Coleman's 5
grocery. NJ two tlight> of s3ar>.
Knock hard. We shall miss thee.
mother, we shall miss thee. job print
ing solicited
Thus did my laccratcd spirit cry
out in agony. even as Rachael, weep
ing for her children. Bat one ray of
light penetrated the despair of my
soul. The undertaken took his pay in
job printing, and the sexton owed me
a little account | should not have got
ten any other way. Why should we
pine al the mysterious ways of Provi-
dencc and vicinity? {Not q conun-
drIm.'l
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fence. scnseless and raving. being in
jurcd intcrnally: while Mrs. Wiley
suffered fracture of the skull and lies
in critical condition. Her children
were somewhat bruisc'l, but as no par
ticular mention is made of them it is
probable that there is nothing serious.
Nothing. either, is said Of the Geyser
passengers, and il is likely that they,
being all men, were able to jump clear
of the wreck.
a team was at once sent from FOSs-
vile, which brought in the sufferers.
and Dr. Michel. of st. Helena. was
telegraphed for and at once went up.
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IDLITfC.iL.
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRAl committee.
ATA MEETING or THErvIov Pc.

At 4 MEETING or THE UNION Pc
III Virginia City. .iHn" -. III. it wa
Resolved. hat state Convention Of the
| nion IicpH hlie an party he held Mt Ninnc-
mucca. on thursday, September -. ls'i. to
nominate candidates iUr the following officers.
tu-wit:
Goyarnor. Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
sentative in Congress. two Justices Of thr -u-
preme Court long and short terms SccrC-
tary of state, Attorney General. Treasurer o.
state. Controller of state. Surveyor t,cnrrgl,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, state
Mincraluci>t. Clerk Of the supreme Court.
State Printer. and state Central CON nIittre,
and for the transaction OF sHch other bIsI-
ncsS a shall properly come before the ton-
yeEtion.
Resolved I hat each county he entitled to
enc delegate at large, one for each lD votes
and ore tor each fraction over ~ Votes cast
Tor ! W. iiaincs. Presidential Electur. at the
=, neral election Of Is.
Resolved. / hat the test to be required Of all
voters AT the primary elections of the lartv
shall be: iir>t-Ar" yon citizen Ct tn"
United States and the state OF Nevada. or
will You be lawful voter at the ensuing e. G.
tion: Sccond-Nill you support the nUmi-
ness Of the Eepublican state and County
Convention mt the next election"
Resolved. / hat the several county cnmmit-
tees be recommended to adopt such 9th II
means and tests rs may sccm TO them n"ccs-
sary to the promotion OF purity and fairness
at the primaries.
Delegates are apportioned TO the several
COMMITTEES n : follows:
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SyUl,:!itic Disease.

~ it presents Itself on tii~ coast. i, of a more
Formidable character than that seen in the
Atlantic states or EUROPE. arising rom the
fact Of it, being compound OF spanish. hi
nose ard Sandwich Island disease. Those ot
you whs have visited the two latter countries
no douht have seen the dreadful effects Of -
on both the native and torcyn population. 1t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

II : impossible here to mention all the di-
sca,c> with wgich he i familiar; some, rcr-
iars viii not be qHt If Place, he most term
ida bic. tho most Destructive to mankind. Is
Sclf-Abuso. The brain bciag the sen, Of tho
disease the whole system snHrrs IN c'I>C'
queHcc. ! will here enUmetate some II the
symptoms that those afflicted may be tle
TO form an opinion in regard u their con-
plains. and SOCK afiv {" in time. thereby say-
ing Themselves a world ut ffering: Nervous
Debility Loss Of Memory, Pain III the Limbs
and lack. Palritation Of the Heart, Trcn-
bling ot the Limbs, Headache. and an
Aversion faGcrial Society. especially thar -
:cnales. There are great many more. b.
these are sufficient and should you bc = a. :
ing from any oi them, call on DR. TOE ,
and he Will cure you in a short time, without
80, -. ,f..r4 l.
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HEDICiL.
Dr.. Chas. H. TOzer.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
nH. Teyrn.s ExpERyESsE - or
Accc;aI lSyuOJniutS.

l 'urtX wears standing. md during that
time mas met with unparalleled -n"rcss Ia tho
treatment pt all Diseases gcncfHiiy known ~
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Ny PLAN - Purely Vegetable.
RIcunatism. Neuralgia.

Destroying the disease and purifying t
blood. that there i, ne tal ger q -ccuri
arV -vnz, toms
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW EiNEEfIH!

- DR.. CiREON's pisPEN-
a. 8 Iorncr Of tom1crsiai. L. San >iI Fran.
tssst.4 cisco. Private entrance on ton-
NhsR..sss ncr'l3! street. ESiahl!> she'd N
iN'i. 'ar t'ie tr"atmert a. Sexual and Seminal
lj>'a>e>. such a~G Ganorrlaa Glc.t. >;r;etsre.
SNll.h> III al! IL torm<. >ynFiHai ca~Ees,,
i"f rr.;4.y, .lr. Gle. skin diseases ut YEAR
sjl,.ii' :. arJ lss1at2i c:s, etc. successful
iy tr'Gted.
AT. .GIEEuN has the lea rrc of arroun-
iu- that h, has returned from visiting tie
I..0.I. al hospitals .. Luluie, and has rc-
>a'u,d IldttlCc.
Tho hec,,r has >rarct neithcr time ncr
money in socklu. uUt new remedies. and has
rrturnesl with Increased acil;tics for the aIle-
ylatIci. at humau suffering
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission i the consequence of s.ir-
abuse. Iid> solitary vice. or iorravcd sexual
laitdscurr. i lrac;Icod hN The NVuth ot both
>rNr> - ali almost ErliMltcd extent, pTuduc-
IrE with WncrrlnE certainty tho following
train ut r-erh;d symptoms. unless comhatcd
hy scientific nicis,n,l measures, VIZ: >allow
roGEt aHaHcH. dark >Het> under the eyes. pain
in the head, ringing In the cars rei iSr like me
ra>tlirE OF leaves of rattlag ei cAHriets NJ
eaSins>> ahnur lha lpIrS, WeatEe>S ef tha
l,ntS CONFUSED Vision. h,lrtrl intellect. loss
Of rVaidernr, dltlid nee II aptreachln- strar
gers. dislike to form uCH acqGaiutaucr-. II
DISPOSITION ~ shtn >uri,ty, losS of memory'
liAiyie> and va-jHaS erultlcus atUut th' acc.
hectic l4>lrs, tGIrad torsHe, teatid breath
coughs, - assumption, night >Mrat>. mou"ma-
lia, and trequpNriN insanity. II rrlici lac 1t
ehtuiucd. yop >baald arul, Immediately, ei-
ih-r in ierSpn er by lctfor. and liayc eHro
effected by h's now ard scientific mode ut
treating this disease. which never fails ot
eIoctius Il quick and radical care.
(urra as Horne.
PCrS ens ~ Gstauc" may be Ct Etn At
HOME, by addressing Il letter to pH. GlB-
l''N, Stating ease, sNuptom>, length of tlmo
th7 disease ha> coutn Nc !, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, frcr from damage and
curiosity, 20 any Part ot the country, with
foil and li1n directions 'or use, hv iuclo>ing
80 in cain IN o registered letter through tho
rcstntice CT tlrrs gh ellis, largo X Co.
\ package nj medicine will bc .vrwarded
hN CNrresS t. any part ot the mon.
PcrSolS writing u th' Doctor viii rloas.
stat. the nanc OF the iar,r they see thl, all
Nyrtl>"u.cgt il.
All communications strictly confidential
Address nH. !. T. GlREO\
BuN l457 San Francisco. California
mhh-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE REPUB.
LICAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

1T A MEETING OF THAT foETION
n of the Republican County Central Com
mittee of Lander county. how residing III tH-
reka county. holden nj tn town Of Eureka.
June lst, ISL tha following Preamble and
resolutions were adultrd:
hcrc'S. ihc undersigned were. by thu
last Republican Convention of Lander county.
appointed Sub-Crnrral Cemmttrc. TO fur
ticr the interests Of the itcpGblican PARTY III
tlat portion OF Lander count, now ceInl ri-vd
within the limits Of Egrrna county, aud
Whereas said Eureka county has since hor Il
created out qt tn territory embraced within
the original jurisdiction Of said s@h-tentIal
Committee: and
hrrcas the Republican party of said Eu-
reha county is withoUt L Central Gummit,cc
or Other ur-aul tutiuu; 4
hnrras il fs5deeaIod necessary and cNrod'-
ont for the trrttrrduCc of Republican rrEc!-
Pics a : we'll = tar The success and harmony
OF the iarty organize III" hcrHbican par
" Of EUrcka c0unty by the apl pluIntnent Of
County Central coinmi'tee to hold until the
meeting Of lie EcrtbIiean Convention in f.
rcka county; In refore he it
Resolved. That the following nan'nd pcr
sons br, and tli"y hereby are, am lntri y
Central Committee in and for Eureka eoanty,
with all the powrrs usual iH vc>;"t IN ,Uch
committees. to hold until the meeting u, the
first Eciu5licar County C"nvcEtle Il oi Euro
IA county:
+. Hamilton, Vanderbilt.
q. BAH. itee<ar Mountain.
v III. NJ. shelley, diamond Valley.
~. hihaid farncr, tatlkner'> l.aHeh.
\. q. Mckenzie. banderberg Hill.
". +. Griffin. ra,-adr.
J. T.. Narchaut. i'aii>air.
Franz Man, luby I'M.
Hcd-,n Ill. huby Hill.
v. l.. he Witt Cortc2.
v. !. Haskell. f,crcEa.
". +. larrUh, E@roka.
Thomas " rcn. Eurcl Il.
James l.. Smith, Eurala.
ludellh Leutiu- n, Eureka.
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DlREcToaY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAUsEMENTs-FouRru PAGE-First second and third
AsTRULOpY-sIxrEESrn PAcr-Fith column
knnsRRsssSSa1H suAknRs rASspi COLUMN oo
BOARD % AND LoDHisG WASTsD-s,xTrnSIm PAGE
SAhn sTaTE rAsErh pSS column
dAGk-First column AM sixEESrH PAGE-sixth
BUSINESS oPPoRTUyTEs-ELrvns rAcs.
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rrnird ri, fourth and fth columns. and FOURTH PAGE
ooAsrWIsE s'''sI 'ssIIEAMsHIps-F,yrrssru pAoE-sis.h
ES F.ssyn PACE column
HUEENTISlEY-s HUEEN slxrEKNrm rAcA-seeond column
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FOE t sALa-7SsEcos6 PasE-,,lxth column. and six'
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REAL 1na
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sITUATioN wXSrED-FF -FFMALEs-FovHrrEsrn PAGE
Fylkrsr! Tacs-First &C u,nn nm and and FoUHTM FAcH-,
slrrA%oNa anu WAN pAor
Second second and third columns, and FOURTH PACE
ssrESlAE S9i1sF's;, pAcssesona column
column.
sTORAGE-SIxTEEyTH PAGE-- ixth column.
EuMMEH RESORTS-SIyTEENTu PAGE-Finh column.
HE TKADEs-FouRrH PAGE Fifth column.
Is LIZ PAGE
Fr.s Mrst a, ana second columns, and sxTEESTH FAax
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE-FIrrEESrH PAGE-Sixth column
uNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APAkTMEN is TO LET
, rMIsD rpAca-Soursh ps- and NTH columns, and Six
WANTED TO PUkCHAsE-FiRsr PAcr-sccond column
WEsTChESTER COUNTY iROFEhTY FOR SALE OR
TO LkJ-SECoND PA0E-Flrst and second coIumns
- and SIXTEENTH PA0E-Slxth column.
WHITESTUNE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
eKcoxD pAo.-Sccond column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C-FiRsr rAoE-rifh col.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
! u. HAMLfN, ArCrIoNELr.

A JOHN u. HAMLfN, ArCTI0EEEE.
IN. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE, 10 The HIGHEST BIDDER,
al private Stable rear OF Il union entrance in
on THURSDAY CHS DAY. Al JU:}1 PROMPT.
the property OF HfooAyn dcauiter and his bonIsman
OF .cNentecuth street,
FIVE tLEGAAT AND HIuli BRED HORSES
consisting OF speedy roadsters ana family horses
Team OF chestnut sorrel gcldngs l5 iul and years
old sired by Morgan, ana The other by Duroc the
mother OF both Hnrsan mare, known as the Ashland
trotter, when bcaethe Harper 2Y9, third
heat. when Tour yenrs old t fine, well formed and high
bred pair ~ truiiers are suitable and safe for lady
locomotive without lear danger good kind and
either single or double, aud is the perfect
saddle lady plaeion family horse ever owned in
Brooklyn; VAS as much the star OF Prospect pars for
ladies' use as the other was as eentemans roadster
They will be sold separate II desired, and win
rnntcd sound. KIND good and irue
Also hghbred Kentucky Mare, l5I1 high, years old
long, rangy fnc iuit, chestnut sorrei in color: ne.
arched neck good limbs and feet goo intclligent
kind amiabic gooi and true and has been driven with
either OF the above pair well sngly; she is fine
tandem mare ana requires but little proper hundlng to
the i0rties rs Mr. Hayes drove her year ago
Prospect rark In 1Sl4 she Is warranted sound and
Also dark brown Gelding, l5s high years old; has
extra high knee acion perfect In form ana heavy fine
tail and name. has been driven with alove mare as q
tandem team; can beat minutes, and Is warranted
sound. kind, good and the.
Also, an elegant Pony been used In the family by the
young misses and ehldren high brcu, stylish aud intel
gtnt; can almost talk full description at sale.
Also. brewster ton and open Wagons pony Phaetons.
Dnnscomb and Other city made Harness ins Lnglish
goods, &C., &c.
Sale positive and prompt.
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A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
n. birds, &c.; Medicines all diseases; prepared
FOOD tor mockiDg birds. AT b. e. DovEY's, No Greene
street. Canal.
Ei0R sALE-A BEAUTIFUL, LARGE ENGLI II
Il greyhound, pure breed Inquire at drug store 20S
Fourth
yNEsTLEY RICHARDS FIRST CLASS CENTR. I.
w fire brcech loading double Cum II gauge.
about half price, with CHARLES FOLSOM. So Chambers
street
THE 1CEsr.
~-S 49, ~---y
nEgRFOOT PARK.-THE RACE ADVERTISED AT
IL the above PARK for April 80, closed with fye
entries. is postponed until Tuesday, May b atsP.M
WM. MCMAHON, Proprietor
To LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK THE HOUSE AT
stand ana Hliching Privilege. Aoply. TO Pl11iIIP
DArER, at the Albcnarc Hotel, or 10 W. II. VAN COTr,
at the Park.
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PROPOSALS..

CuPrLY pRrARTMRNT OF rHg
- kRIE RAILWAY COMPANY. -.
Purchasing Agsuts o0aos, No W9 West Twenty.shlra
Nxw Yoax April q ls3A
Realsd lroposah and endorsed aPropoSis TOR aQyAe
Sesa wii bs rsoslvsd at tpis oios uni saturday Hsy
he toloMtuy deaQrbed lots ot scfsn lson saa sseeas
1oWung Tired aud Steel Tirsst-
sSs x.i:S ws'i Scr ssssA oss1 1sssA 1SsssA
Sereey Ciy.s.".,,.. SlQ Msn fia8
1ott Servlss..sssssssss ~ Sd&
suoquehanna,...." yW ~
Horpellsvilis. ..... ,X
y12Sio aScps iov sons s6wllnE fires and - teas SSsN
socosssn bidders wnl b. required y depeslt u pss
can't of the Amount awarded 70 tem a the tte OF looh
award, balAuqet ~ por cent wh - payAoo ~
the time ana plaos OF delivery
s SeHPahy reserves y 'sssH ne rafps & sI|csS ~
oeueral rusehAslns AGENT 50 -
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tt1 m nnn ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
ID OlOO.OUU. Prizes cashed. Si50,0o0 Cash Gifts
Circulars with full information, sent Address r. q
DEvLIN Staoner and General Agent 30 Liberty street
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MILLINERY AND DikEssMAKING.
---~.
% 81. MARK,S PLACE. EIGHTH sTREEy.-MME
OO NATHALIE 4. MILLER, urcss ana CLOAK maker
GUS and trims In the fastest sylc would like lew more
engagements, ct homo or by tho day; good work AMI
tnodsrato chargoa
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

No MORE HEROES. The deadly veg
etable alkaloids such as mercury, strych-
nine, and prussic acid cannot cure dis
ease or produce any but the most dis
astrous results. Perhaps no event has
occurred of late years which is so well
calculated to disabuse the public mind
of belief in the efficacy of mineral
poisons and bleeding as the discovery
of Doctor Walker, of California, of GER
tain medicinal herbs, whose healing
principles he has extracted and COM
b!ned in the form of Vinegar Bitters.
The cures wrought by it seem marvel
Gus. It's action is mild and agreeable,
but at the same time rapid and effectual,
and being unimpeded by the presence
of alchol or fermented liquor of any
description, is attended with results
hitherto unachieved by any remedial
agent. The cures of bilious complaints,
malarious fever, dyspepsia, u atism,
scrofula, and all diseases arising from
impurities of the blood, attest the para
mount excellence of this medicine, and
Justify us In recommending it.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02
A Paris Boarding House.

Col. John W. Forney writes to his
paper, the Philadelphia Press 1 have
been staying since my arrival in Paris
at Madame Dijon's Pension, % Rue
Caumartin. A pension is a boarding
house, but it is very different from that
institution as we know it in Philadel-
phia. You get into it, as you do into
all tie Paris edifces, public and pri-
vate, by gate that looks like the gate
of a great stable or barnyard. The
houses are built around q court, and
the windows of nearly ell the rooms,
instead of opening into the street, look
down into this court. You ring at the
outer gate, which swings open, and a
French woman, who never talks Eng
lish, motions you to the first floor,
which ought to be the second, but is
not, and there yeu meet Madame DJiou,
who, happily, talks French and English,
and is a spry, curly lady, who has di-
vided her century with a smile for the
wintry half upon which she has entered.
Think of it-nine francs a day (about
two dollars of our money!, with good
room, good bed attendants, and meals.
That is what her boarders pay. At the
Grand Hotel, the L'Athenee, and tho
Louvre, you escape we'll at twenty-five
francs, or six dollars a day. Better
bread, butter, coffee, omelets, beef
steak, fruit, or pastry than you get
from Madame Dion could not be pro-
vided. Two meals a day-breakfast
from 9 to II, dinner from to 8. Waf-
f1es at breakfast and vile at dinner.
Match me that.
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How to Eat Green Corn.

With green corn comes the an
nual discussion as to the way of eating
it politely. don't remember that the
late Prof. Blot had anything to say
about it, and suapect purely American
dish-so independent for flavor of the
cooks art-might be given the go-by by
such an expert, except he was one OF
those superhuTqan cooks who have the
grace to leave well enough alone. II
the wild Indian were but extinct, and be-
come classic-if VIC were not being
scalped by him all the time--we might
assume his way, or assume he had q
way-in the lack of foreign precedent.
AS it is there is no standard for table be-
havior in green corn time, and a dis
tressing lack of uniformity. There are
as many methods as people around the
board. OF those who cut the corn
from the cob, some cut from and others
toward MISUNDERSTANDING the ear at
all possible angles, and either end up
permost. OF those who go for the kerr
nels, tooth and nail, some eat one, two,
three or four rows horizontally; others
eat round and round, directly or spi-
rally, perhaps following in unseemly
haste the drip of the butter. Unless
the hot ear can be kept constantly turn
ing-like spitted fowl being basted-
would it not be as we'll to eat the neces
sary butter upon cold bread for it is
next to an impossibility to make the IN
der lip or chin do efficient and comeIy
dripping pan service. Yet we muLt ac-
knowledge, however, that people lick
their chops and enjoy their corn in the r
own way-perhaps quite as much as if
there were less liberty and more estab-
tablished method.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

A few nights ago, an hour after mid
night, Justice Potter was awakened by
some one pounding on his door. He
arose and asked what was wanted, a
voice replied that he must go over to
Macomb street and marry couple.
$50 home, mister; this is 10 hour to
marry any one," he replied.
"But can't watt" called the man,
his voice betraying great 9nxiety.
"But you'll have to-"
"Oh come now, Judge" coaxed the
man. 81 want to make a dead sure
thing of it. I've been counting and
she's hung off and hung off, but I've
finally got her to say yes, and there's
no knowing how long the fit ii last.
Git up and make tracks right away, for
she's worth two COWS and horse and
wagon !"
His honor couldn't resist the appeal,
and the marriage was solemnized at
2 o'clock in the morning.-Detrot Free
Press