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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

One result Of the late liquor crusade
has been that o Brooklyn saloon keeper,
who was converted at tho time, has pub
lished number Of modes in which spu-
rious liquors are manufactured or adulte-
rated. BE says that Bourbon rye whisky
Is manufactured from highwines, COM
monty called fusil-oil whisky. 1t also
contains vinegar, syrup, oil OF bourbon,
French coloripg and bluestone. 1t costs
from 90 cents to 81 a gallon and retsils
for $5sO q gallon. Brandy is made from
French or Cologne spirits, burnt sugar,
oil Of cognac, vinegar, bIuestone, Jamaica
rum, honey syrup. port wine, French col
orlug, alum and aloes. 1t costs 50 gal
Ion, and retails from SO to $40. Irish or
Scotch whisky Is made from Canada
bighwines, or new distilled whisky, one
week old, saltpetre, fine salt, essence Of
oil Of scoth or Irish whisky, fusil oil,
syrup, bluestone, rum and imported Irish
or Scotch whiGky for favor It costs
81 so, and retails for 90. What sells for
the best old Holland gin is composed o.
French spirits, water, oil Of juniper, syr-
up, white wine vinegar, bluestone, New
EOgland rum and peach plps, with some
Imported gin for flavor. Old Ton
gin Is made from the same Ingredients
but double syrup d added to make il
sweeter. It costs $l25 . gallon, and re-
tails for $5. Jamaica and 81 Croix run
Is made Of double refined highwines
French coloring, oil oirum, fusll oil, vim
egar, blustone, burnt sugar, molassel
syrup, with aomeimported Jamaica, Cabs
or St. Crolx rum for flavor; also alum
aloes and prune Juice. Stock ale ol
porter Is diluted with oil Of ylriol
srychnine, and aqua FORTS to make i
keep. New ale Is diluted with oil o
vitriol and damaged molaSses. Lsgel
beer contains . little malt, plenty o
water, some inferior hops, rosln, tar, sal
eratus, soda, with four different chem
icals to make 1t keep alter brewing
Another ex.dealGr says that fluids sole
over two.thirds Of the bars In New Yorl
and Brooklyn are compounded % above
Another saloon. keeper in Brooklyn, who's
place was closed BY the crusaders, say
the liquor dealers always water thei
liquor copiously. When his stock wa
rebought by the Wholesale dealers the!
would not pay him more than one.hall Q
|, what he paid for 1t, because 1t was no
proof, or unwatered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

LIVERPOOL, July s.-The steamShIpa
EIynla, from New York, and the Siberia.
from Boston, have arrived out. "'ae.
NRw YoRK, July 9-The steamshipa
Silesia, from Hamburg, and Hokon Ad-
leatein, from London, have arrived:
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CHARLOTTE, N. O.. July ga western
bound train on tho Carolina Central Rail-
rosd came into collision with wagon
near this city this morning, killing Al
bsrt Nlpon and John Davis, Of Lincoln
county. Both were prominent citizens
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Bank Cashier Removed.

NEW BEnFoaD, July s.-John P. Bar
ker, cashier otthe First National Bank oI
New Bedford, was removed Tuesday In
consequence OF the statement Of the irreg.
rularittes made 10 the directors BY the
bank examiner Needham. ~ -,.,sT4
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CLEVELAND.
Adjourned wIlhou. Non,n.,ipr.


CLEVELAND, July s.-The Democratic
Convention held al Bucyrus, Ohio, yea.
terdsy to nominate a candidate for Con.
gress from the 14th Congressional Dis.
tIict adjourned OF q late hour last night
without having made q choice. Nine bal.
lots were had. Mr. Finley, OF Crawford,
was ahead Of Mr.. Burns, OF Richland.
The Convention reassembled this morn
ing and are still in session. onthe l22ud
ballot the vote stood; Burns, 10; Finley,
Sls; Berry, Slf; Cowsn, IS; StllWel, 81.
AFTER TWO DAYS ISouBGToH.
After two days session the Democratic
Congressional Convention at Bucyrus, o.,
nominated John Cowan, Of Ashland
county, fer Congress from the Fourteenth
Congressional district on the 250Eh ballot.
SUICIDE BY CYANIDE. a
A barber named Peter OheYillmey Eul-
cided yesterday by taking dose Of cyan.
ide Of potassium. Cause unknown.
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THR eT. NICHOLAS HorRl

On arriving at the 81. Nicholas we
missed q familiar lace-that Of "Thad"
LumAn, the clerk Of the house. As a no.
tel clerk he was hard to beat. Drummers
have been known 10 60 two hundred
miles out Of their way to clay over" Sun
day with him, and weary travellers would
rather q glimpse Of his countenance
thSn aten inches Of kImmel." You have
good hotel clerks In Wheelipg-Mllt
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WASHINGTON.
PROMPT IaAsuREs 10 sUprass n, TIE

AAAAAA4N8sH
WAsHISoTsN, July S-The report oI
John D. Miles, Indian agent OF Usage
City, Kansas, In regard TO the depreda-
tons Of the hostile Cheyennes, Conan
ches and KiowSs, was received OF army
headquarters 10 day, and orders were
Immediately telegraphed 10 General Pope
commanding the Department Of the Mis-
souri,, directing him 10 use the Sixth Cav.
airy In Kansas and the Indian Territory
Tor the purpose ol breaking up the raid Of
these Indians and forcing them 10 90 upon
their reservations.
IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION OF TuR pu.
TRIcT BARK ROBBERY.
Secretary Robson was at the Navy De.
partment to-day. Hon. A. g. Riddle has
returned and formally accepted the ap.
pointment Of Assistant Attorney General
toprosecute the sSie burglary cases, grow.
Ing out Of the blowing up Of the sale 10
the Dlstriet Attorneys office during the
recent Congressional investigation OF the
District Of Columbia affairs. Riddle will
commence work on the cases Immediate
y.
DEcntoN BY the ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Attorney General has decided
that under section 10 Of the act amends-
tory Of the bankrupt law, United States
harshals and Registers In bankruptcy
are not required 70 make returns therein
provided for till they are furnished with
tabular forms and directions IN respect
thersto by the Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
boss sHRPHRRD TRYING TO BRING SUIT
FOR LlDEL.
Ex Governor Shepherd was before the
grand jury to- day endeavorlpg 10 procure
an indictment against Chas. A. Dana Tor
an alleged libel On Sheppard.
DEATH OF LIEuT, COL RRRD. MYERS.
A Atelegram was received here tonight
announcing the death at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, last night, Of Lieut.. Col. Fred.
Myers, Deputy Q1srtermaster General.
&c died of nerilnnitis--
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A Smuggling Case.

TRENTON, July s.-The alleged SNUG.
Cling case Of the United States %, B. 9,
Bean, which has excited so much interest
terminated TO day BY the jury bringing In
q verdict for the defendant. This is the
nrAt case tried under the new molety law,
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ARMY RRonoANlzEp.

MADRID, July s-The Republican
army has been reorganized. 1t is divided
into two corps. The trst, under General
MsricanGS, will operate in Navarro, and
the second, under Zsballs, will watch the
Ebro district. The strength Of the COM
bined army exceeds $4,000 men with 79
guns, and lis headquarters are at TaiAlla,
APPROVED BY THE HOME GOVERNMENT
MADRID, July s.-The Spanish Gov.
eminent has approved the Cuban budgeI
submitted by Captain General COncha, ;
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CHATTANOOGA, July s.-Col. 4. R.
Stanley, Vice President Of the Frat Ma.
tionAl Bank, and formerly OF the 18Th
Volunteers, and Of one time commandank
Of this post, died this morning. - =.
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News from Tho Gable steaursr. !

HAIlgAx, July s,-The brig Rover fe..
pI,ts that she saw the cable steamer Far
ady, June 9Th, ninety mileS SouIheast,
Of halifax, engaged In picking uplthal
cable. ,yET
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ATLANTA, Ga, July s.-W. T. Cam !,
miDgs, President Of the Tailors' Union
was struck by lightning early this morn.
ing and instantly killed.
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!. sARx cArs,zrp. .--

The bark Norway capsized In Lake
Huron yesterday, All hands were saYed.
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EGYPT.
rHE PORTE AND HoYPr.

UoSSrAsrnoPLE, July s-The Sultan
has written 10 the Khedive or Egypt In
terms cordially confirming the good re,
lStions between the Porte and Egypt.
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BosToN, July s-The arst new Aour
was exhibited today. It was from 81
Louis and was ol superior quality.
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DETROIT.


DRrRoIr, July s.-The second day Of
the tournament at the Driving Park was
SnS 1Se vSrv ws s11ns E snT haso lns ssoo1sg good
oT a ,ha sstn ~ :..s 5ne,s s.S, wets - snTties
.Sr ~ I'M tns SSiVs s y eaie PIizss % y aal o.
SiSiSsa IL nv r,;,S G ~ 9in6' I 49,. =. gsn Sa
n RrS,io % toot * ~, .Scnnd S'S SsS, St' w ~
csidwsIi n % SincInroI NM isS tSs MA & m. y: .SS ~
1'NTsiI, ~ y n.isSa ~ 0inClnnG, m, le !nIu, ~ ano
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The gentlemen appointed to wind up the
afairs Of the Freedmen's Bank, Mesars.
Cresswell, Leopold and Purvis, have &C.
cepted their commissions and will qualify
tomorrow, p -
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By tho Western Union Linz.
omee Northwest cor Of haiD and Monroe Sts.
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The Mayor today appointed ex.P Police
Commissioner hugh Gardner Excise
Commissioner In the place of John R
Voorhees,, who was last night appointed
Police Commissioner in the place Of Gard.
nnF
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CHICAGO.
ACTION CT n. R. AND WAREHOUSE CON-,
,MtssIoNRRs,

ACTION CT n. R. AND WAREHOUSE con-,
Mtss1oNRRs.
CHICAGO, July Sat meeting Of the
Board OF Railroad aud Warehouse Com
mlssiouers, held at Springfield yesterday,
rule five, relating TO inspection fees, was
changed as follows: "The chief inspector
IS hereby authorized TO collect, until iur-
ther notice, on all grain inspected under
his direction as follows: 90 cents per car
load; 20 cents per thousand bushels from
canal boats, and one. quarter OF q cent pei
bushel from bags; S5 cents per thousand
bushels 10 vessels; 80 cents per car load
to cars rs cents per car load to teams,
and 10 cents per wagon load to teams"
The revised rule goes into effect July Is,
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SPAIN.
PREPARING TO RENEW TuR ATTACK or
THE oARLIsTS.

MADRID. July Seen. zeballa Is max.
Ing preparations to renew tho attack on
the Csrllsts at EStella. The defeat Of the
Csrlists at Ternel on Saturday last was
80 complete that they have left that sec.
ton Of the country altogether.
Gen. Mariones has been appointed Gen.
erAl OF tho Republican troops in Navarro,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09
ARRRsTRD PoR ENBpzzLRuRNT

Thomas J. Mason, cashier for Morrill,,
Tilney & Co, bankers and brokers, was
arrested today on q charge Of having
robbed his employers Of q large sum Of
money, probably reaching $4,000. He
acknowledges having taken 5000, which
he lost In gold speculation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

CHICAGO, July s.-To-day's play In the
third Chess Congress has been Of consid.
era6le interest and excitement. Captain
Mckenzie has won two games from Mr..
Kenntcut, Mr. Judd won one game from
Mr. Hosmer, and Mr.. Book drew with
Mr.. Elder the game unfinished yesterday,
Mr. Book also drew q game with Gen.
Copgden TO day. Mr.. Perrin won game
from Mr.. Elder, and Mr. Elder won a
game from Mr.. Perrin. The game OF
Messrs. Judd and Rosmer was an unus.
ually hard fight and lasted seven and q
hall honra.
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weather Report.


Wan DHPARTKHsT,
OPFIca OF rHE Cum 6IaHAL OI1Torn,
WARRINGTON, d, O., July $500 r. 4.
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The President and Mrs. Grant and Sen
ator Jones and family arrived hero from
Long Branch this afternoon.
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WILL ooNFonM no rae Law.

It Is positively stated that the Chlcago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad will also
conform 10 the Iowa railroad law, though
no formal letter has been prepared accep.
ting the situation, aAd definite iniormatlo
Is not TO be obtained from the officers
The Illinois Central will let .he matter
rest at present, as one Iowa branch con-
trolled by them has Just obtained an in
junction restraining IL from ohAnging the
present freight and passenger tariff. Thls
prevents them from acting In the matter
BASE BALL.
The game Of base ball hGre to. day be-
tween the Chicagoes and BSltimores, re-
suited, White Stockings 0, BalLImores /
The home club out.batted and out felded
the visitors, making but few mistakes anc
playing very creditable game.
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AZ To JAus.

About five or six days before We left
Wheeling We visited the Ohio County
Jail, and Of course It's appearance was
iresh In our minds while In the jail here.
/ will not give you my thoughts. Imagine
them, and then In Ohio County Jail !
found thirty odd prisoners, and in Allie
gheny County jail only five prisoners. a
comparison that I am not proud Of. 1t will
probably prove oi interest TO mention that
this new jail cost some $4,000, COM
plete. ''' .1I-s
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ooYRRNoR JACOB,

Governor Jacob, wife and child have
been visiting herea6outS for several weeks.
They make their headquarters at the st.
Nicholas, where the Governors mother.
in.lAw is boarding, having boarded there
Tor many years,
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The Board OF Aldermen this afternoon
passed resolutions requesting Governor
Dix TO remove Mayor HaYemeyer for
committing acts unbecoming q public
officer, In his support ot the convicted
PolIce Commissioners
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that the latter d ahead In the matter oI
handsome buildings; but come to exam
Inc closer, there 10 probably not house
In the city Of Cumberland either as ex-
penslve or elegant as several that might
be mentioned in Wheeling. The whole
difference lies In the fact that the location
Of most Of the foe dwellings Ia Cumber-
land is as beautiful as can well be imsg.
ined. In lact, there Is probably not q
finer site for building in the whole coun.
Try than many Of the rites 10 the western
part ot the town, across Wills Creek.
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Since my visit five years ago new
Court House has been built on the old
site. We understand that the average
Alleganian considers 1t failure, but we
had the beautiful Ohio county structure
in our minds eye, and most emphatically
pronounce II q success. II Is large, neat
airy and and altogether very fine build.
Ing. Architecturally speaking, 1t could
probably be improved, 90 far as the ex-
terinr IA concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

Shipments oi specie to-day amounted to
$500, 1877, ot which $4,000 Is gold coin
and the remainder silver. Specie engage.
ments for to'morrow's steamers amounted
at one o'clock today to 100000 In gold
coin. TT -
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oHANoRD FOR TIE BETTRR.

Arriving here q lew days since aItef an
absence Of over Ave years, l was at once
struck with the great strides made In i'm
proyements. On the east Of the Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad, where now stands the
magnificent Queen City Hotel and hun,
dreds Of dwellings, besides the mammoth
Iron Works ol the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, there was then
scarcelya'honse; and this is only q 1.-THE
Of the great Improvements made. At q
casual glance one iS apt TO think, when
comparing the two cities,
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To the people OF Wheeling who are
versed In the beauties" Of the chain.
gang System, the following extract from
published proceedings Of the City Council
at its session last night will be Of interest
Ordered, That the Committee on 0rdi-
nances be instructed 10 report an ordi-
nance creating chain gang In the city oI
Cumberland. Adopted.
Cannot Wheeling persuade Cumberland
from taking this reLrcgrade stepI
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PITTspuRon OPERA HOUSE,

And Just now the old Market House
has been demolIshed, and In It's place will
soon appear Q $4,000 Opera House, Mar
ket House and City Hall combined. Oh
ye happy Cumberlanditesl All this, ant
taxes are only e5 cents on the 800 (tol
city purposes) Wheeling grinds along Al
80 and IS. But come ye tax payers, ant
see this beautiful mountain city, and yor
will say that It would be better TO pay
the IS cents and get rid Of the mud snc
dust, and have In place Of the ancient CITY
Hall q building worthy Of the city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

The tardy action of the Legislature
i'm regard to passing a law lowering
the fee bills of county officers, is re-
ceiving general comment. The State
Printers fees, too, are exhorbitant. and
need a vigorous pruning. The conduct
of the State Prison; the keeping of the
insane-all these are subjects of the
utmost Importance, and the people are
anxiously looking to the action Of
their servants at Salem with regard to
them. The ninety days has well nigh
passed, and nothing in sight yet. #
our Legislators intend to redeem their
pledges to the people, they should be-
abont it, and that right speedily.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

We unite with the Oregontan in ask
ing our Legislators to do something
toward letting Congress know the
exact position of our farmers in the
Willamette Valley, and how small an
amount would be required to make
the river navigable nearly the whole
year round. 1t is a subject in which
the largest agricultural community in
the State is directly interested. The
amount necessary, says that journal,
to open the Willamette would be saved
to the farmers in single year. and
the amount necessary to be expended
afterwards to remove new distractions
would be but the merest trifie. Let
all the facts be set forth in detail in a
memorial to Congress and with this
weight of evi1ence to aid them, our
representatives there may be enabled
to secure the much needed material
nid
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

There is slight hope that wheat
will advance in the Liverpool market
before Winter sets in. 1t is based on.
the suposition that the surplus wheat
of the world will fall below the amount
figured up earlier in the season, and
that grain dealears there will be COM
PEELED to advance their prices, thus
enabling our dealers to offer an ad-
vance ON present rates. The hope.
however, is very slight. and may not
pan out. Present quotations are :
Average, per GENITAL. 9s 11@1os Cd !;
Club, los 7d911s.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

THE TULEs ON FIRE.-All over the
State the tules are on fire with enthu-
siasm on the snhject of the next and
last Grand Gift Concert of the Public
Library of Kentucky. to come off No
vemher 80. 1874. Until recently it
was thought that the excitement was
confined TO the cities and towns. but
reliable accounts show that the rural
districts ase as much in earnest on the
subject as the cities. Indeed. the fact
is not t,; surprising when y, it is, is known
which can be given. and at this. Con-
cert 81. 800. 900 in cash will be distribu-
ted to the ticket-holders i'm such prizes
or gifts as $3.50. 900. 500. 600. $50. 900.
$4,000, $4,000. For further infor-
nation. address Gov. L. +. BRAN
LETTE, Louisville. Ky.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

CHAMPION CHURN.-The latest in
vention for the manufacture of butter
is the Reversible Champion Churn. oil
exhibition at the late County Fair. 1t
possesses many advantages over any
churn we have seen; it is very simple,
easily handled. child of twelve years
being able to turn milk or cream into
butter i'm from three to fifteen minutes.
Owing to its cheapness, durability,
the character of its work. and the gem
eral economy in its use. we predict for
this churn bfg run. Nfessrs. Grad
wohl q Layton own the patent for this
county. and will soon commence their
manufacture. Call at t.Gradwohl's and
examine them.
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The State Fair opened at Salem on

The State Fair opened at Salem on
Monday with an immense throng of
visitors. The stock department. in
the line of blooded horses, never was
better Of larger. The Pavilion, too.
literally overfiows with rich, rare and
costly fabrics. plants, fruits and flow
ers. The art department is also we'll
filled the poultry show is good in
hogs, sheep, ETC., there is good show
ing, and those in attendance have.
really had feast for the eyes. The
weather being propitious. the indica--
tions are that the State Fair for 1874,
will be a grand success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

YERBA BUENA BTTTERs-Seems to
meet the popular demand as a cure
all. It is a great blood purifier and
regulator. increases the power. of di-
pestion, and incites the absorbents to
a healthy action. 1t reaovates the
whole system, aud is pleasant medi-
cine. Those who have used it pro-
nounce it the best remedy for the va
rious diseases for which it Is recon-
mended. ever discovered. You can
obtain bottle OF Yerba Buena at A.
Carothers & Co.'S for a small outlay
of coin, which may save you deal of
money, if you take according to direc-
tions. Try it,.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

On. the 9th instant, Gov. Grover
sent message to the Senate announc-
ing that he had.approved the follow
ing acts:
An act to repeal am act to protect
litigants.
An act to repeal an act creating the
Office OF Assistant Treasurer.
An act to repeal an act to provide
for State Board OF Equalization.
An act fixing times Of holding
County Courts in Union county.
An act to pay mileage and per diem
of members of the Legislature.
An act to amend the charter OF
Eugene City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-16

FIRST PREMIUM ON FLOUR.-The
Lebanon Mills xxx flour took the
first premium at the Linn County
Fair last week. This is one of the
best mills in the State, and is fast
building up a reputation for doing
first class work. The proprietors,
Elkins Bros. have been at great ex-
pense during the season in putting up
new and improved machinery, and are
determined to keep the mill up to the
highest standard i'm the future.