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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

FAMINE IN kANsAs.-On Sunday, the
10th inst, twenty-five or thirty farmers
near Usage, in Bourbon county, Kansas,
assembled and, going in body to n
neighboring mill, forcibly took 60 sacks
of flour, refusing to pay for it. They
said they had no money and no bread,
and were in actual state Of starvation,
and rthesc reasons justified themselves
i'll the act. Other millers and business
men i'll that section are fearful OF sim.
liar move being made on them.
An effort is being made ut Fort Scott,
Kansas, to have that city to buy ten
thousand bushels of corn To distribute a.
mong the farmers. Reports have reach
ed here that great panic is taking hold
OF the people, and that something must
be done OF once, or great suffering viii
cnsue.-PdlkersJuy Inquirer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
Grassaeppers-Ho~ Things Look Nor.

The Kansas Cay Times of the 10th
instant says. Matters rs to the grass
hopper panic are rapidly assuming .
much moro favorable light. the reports
from Kansas and the western portion Of
this State all agreeing as to the whole
sale mortality prevailing among the
pests. Here in the county. which has
probably suffered more than any other
in the State, the grasshoppers are dying
of by the bWsheh and sanguine hopes
are entertained that they viii be entire
ly gone within a week or ten days
Reports from Southern Kansas, along
the line or the Gulf road, are very en-
conraging; gentleman who has been
investigating the ravages Of the rapa-
cious insects returned last night, and
reporting the counties ofJohnson. Linn.
Bourbon, Labette. Cherokee and Craw-
ford almost free from them. He de.
clares that no damage worth speaking OF
the prospects for these cereals more fiat
tering than ever before known. Equal
ly encouraging statements came from
the line Of the Kansas Pacific. As the
farmers and others recover from the
panic into which they were thrown
week or two since, they acknowledge
the damage done as much lighter than
was thought, and all agree that with the
grasshoppers out OF the question the
outlook for immense crops of wheat and
corn was never so cheering. Some con-
siderable injury has been done to the
late fax, but that planted early Is look
inc very we'll There appears To he lit.
tie doubt but that the pests are moving
northward. great clouds of those old
enough to fly and supposed to come from
Colorado being reported as passing over
Saline and Dickinson counties, Kansas.
The heavy rain OF yesterday did the bu-
siness finely for millions of the red legs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

n LIVE EsESrATIvE.-IIon. {. J.
Faulkner is already looking to the inter-
ests OF his constituents, and calls atten-
ton to the law of Congress regarding
the appointment OF Cadet Engineers in
the United States navy. 1t authorizes
the appointment annually oftwenty-fye
cadets. When al applicant receives the
appointment he is required to report z.
Annapolis for examination. If success.
full he will receive warrant as Cadet
Engineer, and that entities him to his
travelling expenses from his home; the
benefit Of the course of instruction at
the Institution, and while there n com
pensation of $500 per year. OF course
there are obligations on the part Of the
Cadet, bat tho advantages are rare and
we'll worth securing. Such an education
as may be obtained by said appointment
and faithful pursuit Of the studies and
performance Of the duties imposed is an
inheritance beyond estimate in dollars
and cents CharieSto,cn Free Press.
10 Contentment is the mother Ct
good digestion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

BITTEN BY A RATTLESNAKE.-Joh
Johnson, residing near Sang Run, about
10 miles from Oakland, on Friday Of
last week, was bitten on one of his fin
gers on the right hand by rattlesnake.
He was engaged in planting corn when
he was invited to go TO n rattlesnake
den near where be was working. Ac-
ceptiDg the invitation, he in company
with several others, and followed by his
dog, proceeded to the den, where n large
snake was discovered, which was mme.
diately attacked by the dog who was
bitten in the head by the snake, which
took refuge under rock. johnson
then very fOolishly placed his hands I'M
der the rock for the purpose OF unearth-
ing the reptile, which buried its fangs in
his hand. Taking out his pocket knife
Johnson made an incision around the
wound, in order to allow the venom 20
run out with the blood, and getting on
his horse rode rapidly to Oakland where
he awaited himself OF the professional
services Of DIR. j. Lee McComas, and re-
turned TO his home entirely out Of
danger
The dog that had been bitten, died
shortly afterwards, his head being 5wO-
len TO twice its usual size. Were IL not
for the fact that most Of the venom had
been transfused into the dog. the wound
Of Johnson might have resulted fatal be-
fore ne could have secured medical aid.
-GTreH GUzeHe.
DIR. y. Q. WfNrmGD.-We nrc graft.
fed 20 learn that tho health or this gen.
tlemau. which hal been so seriously i'm
paired. has been almost entirely restored
since bis visit 20 the Hot Springs or Ar.
kansas. Tic writes to his friends and
relations at Broadway, Rockingham CO..
Va, that his entire restoration 90 health
IS only n question Of little time. DR..
Winfield is known rs one Of the most
gallant, brave and daring officers Of tho
Confederate service in the late war. hav-
ing commanded thas splendid company
Of soldiers the Brooks Gap Rides
Rockingham Register.
~ Mr. John a. Moss, Of Warren
township, has a calf on his farm which
weighed ono hundred and six pounds in
twelve hours after its birth Who can
beat it, P1'mgr0 .Do) Spectator
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

LVIt IS stated that a woman living
at Dundee. Scotland, cut her throat a.
bout two years 400. but her life was sav-
cd by the insertion Of silver tube.
through which respiration has since been
carried on. a short time ago she re.
moved the tube to clean IL, and. forget.
ting 20 replace it, sat by tho fire and fell
asleep. The result was that she died
from sufocation.
- They arc now enjoying another
revolution In Mexico, caused by tho ex.
pulsion Of The Sisters or Charity from
Michoacan, and IL isspreading and gain.
ing ground rapidly. Several towns have
been pillaged and burned, aud business
"a paralgzed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

TIE CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE.-A Kan
sas City special to a st. Louis paper un-
der date of the 22ud inst, says: The
grasshoppers have penetrated the heart
of the city, moving in vast army, going
north. Trenches are being dug and mil
lions are slaughtered, but nothing can
stop the red legged pests in their march.
Many drive them from their grounds
with water from hydrants. Their deprc-
dations are becoming very serious
Lawns are being stripped of grass and
garden truck destroyed. Nothing can
be raised except in greenhouses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

IVA stranger with no guile in his
face ard no overcoat on his shoulders,
wandered into clothing store in New.
port, the other day, and asked if he could
be fitted with spring ovcrcoat. The
proprietor promptly answered in the nj.
firmatiye. You speak very positively"
replied the stranger" Il am bigger
than you take me for" The storekecp.
er was still confident that he had coats
that would answer. Il am pretty hea-
w man" said the stranger; II will bet
you five dollars that you can't guess my
weight into one hundred pounds" The
man was not particularly large, and this
astounding challenge entirely diverted
the seller of clothing from the ordinary
course Of his business. He took the
wager, named his gucss--abottt hun
dred and sixty pounds-the money was
put up in the hands of third party, and
all started of for pair Of scales, aud
the stranger balanced 200 pounds OF
weights. The store man looked sad and
puzzled. With n smile that was child.
like and bland the stranger took his
money and walked Off without saying
anything moro about the ovcrcoat. 1t
has since been learned that this man
wears n lead jacket, and has been max.
ing an honest living by playing his sour.
w trick on unsuspecting dealers in
clothing. lie came from Connecticut.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
ID r. Il S S OOD S
MOTTO g

I'VE partnership between o. J Miller and
4 lillian Harper 10 the Mercantile business
OF Smiths Gap, w Hampshire County, roodpe-
Ted ~ the name Of MILLER s HARPER. wss
dissolved 90 Tho l3ih day Of april. 1874 Mr.
lierper dsposiuR ~ bis interest 10 Sir. q.
Miller who Is now alone responsible 10 conduct
ing ihe businoss
WILLIAM HARPER.
Mae e isIs--lr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

LOTTERY SwINDLERs.-wm. Orlando
Hall and N. w. Lumpkins, have been
arrested at Woodstock, Va, we learn
from the Herald, for sending out bogus
lottery circular swindles through the
mails, and receiving money in return,
representing themselves as President &
Vice-President OF the Shenandoah Val
ley Lottery" The following letter from
Oglethrope, Georgia, will show the ma
ture Of the business carried on:
WooDsTocK, Va, May /, 1875.
Dear Sir:-Your ticket No. 6S42 in
the Shenandoah Valley Lottery Associa-
ton has drawn fine hunting case sill
YER watch valued Mt sos. BY sending
us 81 80 we will forward the watch to
you ut once This amount is required
TO pay foc the packing and Express. All
the books of the association will be clos
ed on the first day OF June. All prizes
not claimed by then will be forfeited to
the association, therefore if you want the
watch you must claim it ut once or be.
fore the first OF June. Address oil mo-
ney & Letters. ORLANDO HALL, Treas.
THE parties were arrested on the
18th inst. and preliminary examina-
ton of Olanda Hall was made before n
justice. He was required to answer an
indictment at the next term or the u.
S. District Court. The preliminary ex.
animation of NJ. v. Lumpkins was held
on Tuesday.
Both parties were recognized to IN.
swer an Indictment"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

tSOn the whole. remarks the Chris.
ton Union, we are quite convinced that
1t Is quite as legitimate to make men
laugh i'm Church rs to put them to sleep
We must say the Union idea is very
novel one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

IV While stopping over night 1T farm
house in Missouri traveller was aston.
ished TO sec his hostess walk mp 30 her
husband about every fifteen minutes and
box his ears or give his hair n pull. In
the morning the guest seeing the woman
alone, asked an explanation OF her
strange conduct. and her reply WIS
You see, stranger, me and the old man
has been fgltin' for ten years 20 sec
who shall boss this ere ranch. and
have jest got him cowcd, but if ! should
let mp ON him for a day he would turn on
me again. and my work woul all 20 for
nothing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

THIS stock embraces frll lines of SDrls nus
u Fancy piece goods fIt Mons vtar. Also.
Blown md B.eichsd Couous-4, 900 Yards 81
Dress Goods fr9m the Gnest six Poplios NO.
haits, Grenadines, Grnss Cloths Aipacis. &C.
down 20 the best brands of Cnlirors. An Of
which must be ground ug into Cash utterly re-
garditss Of value. The finest
RESS GODS
often selling a. low az q cents per ,sr9
Every article offered positively sold without
auv reserve.
Thousands 81 smaller articles. snch AZ Hand.
kerchisfs. Hosiery, Toilet Soaps PAPER nnd IN
veloles, Comhs, Brushe3, Towels, Sc, beisg run
OF at only nominal G1ufcs
This is 90 MOCK AUCTION IS any ora vi,it.
tnx our rcorn will soon see
9ao- Public sales dnriog tbe day ard every
niaoi. Ladics especially invited to attend ihe
dly s.lu.
Nc- Remember tlis opportunity will be Tor
ONE WEEK ONLY, and a single dollar NAV
save you ten shines the amount
Il. a. PITMAN, Auctionoer.
E0mucy, Mag %, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

tried Il. know that Il cured them; IN Jse vino have
snd All know TIM, what II does once IL does aixays
-th1t ~ never fails through any fanlt or neglected.
Sands OF certdeates Of their cures Of ne
IohowinE complaints but such cures are known in
Adapted 70 ali ages and conditions r, an Climates.
containing neither cal0nel or any deleterious drug,
sgs may Re tasen win safety by anybody TheE
hem pleasant - take, while being purely vegetable
no narn car arise ftom their usc IN any quantity
they Upstate by their powerful influence on the
Internal vi+cers 70 purify the blood and stimulate
INTO healthy action remove tho obstruotions OF tho
stoInach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF thu
BODY, restoring their irregular action 20 health and
1y correcting, wherever they. exist, suoi. derango.
mnutc directors are given n the wrapper on
ths box f9E the following complaints, which tes1
For sEyspep.Ia or Indigestion, Eiss,css.
Sess, IonguOr and Ross or APpetifr, tiog
should be taken moderately 70 stilnulate the storm
ach aud restofe its healthy tone and action
For Lsycr Complains and its variors syrir
1aundico or Green asehn.,ss Isfi5ous
CoHe and Billions FeyeTs, they should be b.
action ~ remove the obsfruetons whi.i ca,i.e h
For EpyseRfrry or EiaFrhesa, but 0ae AHA
Ior Hhenniast,sis, Ssous. Graves. PAINT.
sati9n OF Ihc sGeart, Fats iD ths SD.
taken. as required, % change tls diso4soI -ir N
s;e syston. Win such change tloso oo.apla,ats
F9r Dropsy ani EsEOpsieaI ss.eSgin@. tae,
sl2n'l Do ttkcn 30 igss3 md frequent doses TO pr
a9ec W cnc 9 ~ drastic purge
For Huuprrasion @ large dsse A. md lie t4f-cs
- " prod ftia desired cfert bv syfnnaffps
As Dinuer pufs flko ono Or two Tsffis - rr,.
Eicte digestion aud relieve trio st9marS
An OCCASIONAL dose ftimuJTtes the stomach srf
towels into hfa.ily aeLon, fefiores the funetfa
SUI inVigoratcs the system. Hence b iq o0ar al
Eantageons where no serious derun9nrucut exists.
ule wEo feels tolCrahy weil, 0en .lnds rat tiots
tfrere piffs makes hin fsci de- deiiy -i,er co.'s
,ielr cleansing aud fenJyating eject on toe direp
we appar-sus.
DE-, ,. Q. AYBR e CO., PrpqffcaS Obsuslses
@@RBLL. MASS q. -. a.
AurU y 1875 To-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
For Sale.

I WE unaTsEned viii offer for sale. 10 re
hi9h'ft bidder On ne lst dav 81 Jube ne1t,
osing Court day, before thc Court-hcuse, tbs
WIRE CABLE.
6'looziog 70 ihe Ferry-bost a. lbe South Braneh
Bridge ucar gumuey.
be terms vill De made known az tts tlmo Of
JOB SIONS.
AgsBt fof The County.
ENNE Chewing Tobacco and Ciglrs, on hand
II and foF sals by
H. b. DAWSON.
F(EADi-MADE ClotLiug 10 general variety.
~ also e2ctlieni maWfiai foF manufac'uring
Toe esme, on hand Tor sale cheap. By
aILkES0%. PTCH q VANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

MoST EXTRAoaDINARrTerms OF Adver
S1 Using are offered for Newspapers in the
State of WEST VIRGINIA.
Send Cor list Of papers aud schedule Ct rates.
Address GEO. T. RowELL CO Advertising
Agents, No. Al Park Row, New York.
Refer TO Editor OF this Paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
New Advertisements.
". II. BUR.NH4.N'S
TURBINE
w ATER WHEEL

Was selected. years ago, and put to WORK ia
the e. y. Patent Office, ID. c., aud has yrovtd
10 he the pssT. 10 sizes mnde. PRicEs town.
th an any other irst-class wheel. Pamphlet tree
Address N. =. BURNHaM, York Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

DSYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING
i How either sex may iascinate aud gain the
love aud affections OF. any person they choose.
Instantly This art ali can possess, free, by
mail, Tor 3 cents: together with Marriage
Guide, Egg ptian Oracle Drenms Hints TO La
dies, etc. 600, 600 sold. a queer book. Ad-
dress I. WILLIAM CO., Pub's, Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
Ayers Oatllartic Pills,

For al the purposes OF o LaxHtivs
Hodioina.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

GS > GOO per day at home. Tern,
sTsD 9 sNLO free Address, CKoRex
STINsoS Co.. Portland BE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

G-Z 4 WEEK guaranteed 10 Male md Ft-
ED 1 male Agents, in their locality. Costa
NOTHING to try IT, Particulars free. 7. U.
ViCKERY CO., Augusta, Me-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

TS-...7s no ont medi.
cine - so universally RI.
quired by everybody Gs
q cathartlc, nor was eves
any before so universaI
~ adopted into use, IN
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient puTgaiiSe
run. The obvious rea.
son u, that tits n moro re-
liable and far more effe=-
tual remedy than anf
xfAAa erAa.-.s - -.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12

A SAD and singular case of insanity
is thus described by the San Francisco
Bulletin: A few days since young
man named Michael Cavarley. aged is
years, residing with his widow ed
mother at No. 1105 Montgomery street,
was struck on the neck during play
full scrimmage in saloon on Broadway
The blow caused considerable pain at
the time, but nothing more serious was
apprehended. He resumed work on
the following day, but in day or two
was compelled to quit, his mind being
affected in o strange manner. He has
since become raving maniac, and will
probably be sent to the Insane Asylum
at Stockton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12
DISTRICT COURT-JULY T.RM.

The following business was trans
acted in the Fourth Judicial District
Court Saturday, VIM. S. Bonnifieid,
Judge:
Grand Jury empaneled and charged
rs TO their duties.
State of Nevada VS.. W. j. Huff; this
being the appointed time for the APP
pearance of defendant In Court, and
neither defendant nor his sureties ap-
pearing, the DIstrlc; Attorney moved
the Court that all order be made and
entered declaring his bonds forfeited;
aud 1t appearing to the Court that SAID
defendant failed to appear upon the
hrst or any subsequent day of the
term. 1t was ordered that the recogniz-
ance given by said defendant be de-
clared forfeited.
Pat Bell vs.. Louis Lay; motion for a
new trial argued aud submitted by
counsel, and taken under Amusement
by the Court.
The Grand Jury presented a partial
report. ignoring the charge against
Robert Herman, hereupon the Court
ordered that the Sheriff release said
Herman from custody.
In the matter OF the estate of G. W.
Holt, deceased; it having appeared to
the Court that legal notice to the cred
itors of said estate had been given, it
was decreed and ordered, and the same
be established of record.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac
Stearns, deceased; upon the petition of
J.. n. Carpenter. administrator, pray
ing that an order be made dispensing
with the regular proceedings, and that
the administrator proceed to sell the
property to the best advantage, it was
So ordered.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Branham, deceased; by request of
counsel for administrator the Court APP
pointed G. S. Varian counsel to repre-
sent the absent heirs. Counsel for add
ministrator petitioned Court for an
order to sell real estate, and no objec-
tons having been made, it was SO or
dered. Counsel for administrator made
application for an order to appoint
appraisers to re-appraise said real es-
tate, and it appearing to the Court that
said property had been appraised more
than one year go it was SO ordered.
and the Court appointed az such APP
praisers C.. Lark, Pablo Laveaga and
Robert Pfnger.
Court adjourned till Monday q. 10
4. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BULL RUS.-Last winter mill was
built at the Blue Jacket mine, in Bull
Run District. and an elevated tramway,
about half mile long, to carry the ore
from the mine to the mill, was com
pleted. As the mine looked we'll and
produced considerable ore. it was sup
posed that regular shipments of bullion
would be made during the summer.
Thk ore was known to be rich, and was
also known to be base. Millmen
thought il could not be worked by ordi-
nary mill process, and would have to be
roasted. The Superintendent, or some
body high in authority, entertained a
different opinion on that important sub
ject, and the mill was started. The
pulp from the battery assayed well.
but the amalgam from the pans was
comparatively worthless, and all at
terhpts to improve it proved futile.
A change in the manner of working the
ore had to be made; that was apparent
TO everybody but the person in charge,
and finally he was made to understand
it by beng discharged. The new man
agcr made experiments. and ascertained
that to insure amalgamation, it was
necessary to roast the ores, aud make
several alterations in the mill. The
material for furnace was ordered, and
Is now on the way to the mine, aud
when the mill starts again it will run on
roasted ore, and hopes are entertained
that ore averaging 500 per ton in
silver can be made TO pay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12

A YoUNa Elaine was discovered by
wood drivers on the Carson river, last
week. They were eagaged in loosening
drifts and passing along the tim
Der, when a wooden box about two feet
in length came floating by. 1t was
opened and found to contain the corpse
of q newborn infant. The men, to
avoid trouble, or perhaps through SUI
perstition, nailed the box up again and
started it down stream. The babe bore
the appearance of having been strangled
to death at its birth. The affair was
made public, and the residents in all
the neighborhoods along the river as
far up as the mountains are investiga-
ting the matter and trying to ascertain
who are the guilty parties who de-
stroyed the child. The body by this
time has probably reached the sink of
Carson. and is floating in the middle of
the lake.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.

This Mornings bOard.
1900 Ophir 4514. 46, b 5, 457s, 45H,
455s
$50 Mexican 1875, b 5
ESQ Gold d Curry 1917. 15ss
4SO Best Il Belcher 451a, 45s4, 80.
45H b 80
100 Savage s.. "a, 931a, SO
Is CholIar 1914, ~
$40 Yellow Jac ket SIS. $50. 80
500 Hale & Norcros4 36 h5, 3594
65 rawn POINT 2SL. 80
1886 Belcher %. 26. 251., 25, 25ss, 25a4,
445 Imperial ga. 84&
80 Kintuck IA
800 Empire Z, IA Ga. ~
60 Alta i914. ~
80 Ioutid, nee 221a
o6l Overu,an 81. 56s4
432 con. Virginia 302. sol, b5, 3O0H,
800
$50 sierra Nevada Az
n seq Beleher S71a
500 California 5G4, 561a. 56A, 561s
50 Justics 80
40 Union
800 Bullion ID. 451
$50 Caledonia Is
795 Lady Bryan /
$50 Kniokerbocker 8
so Baltimore
so Julia - 1874, II, AK
ZIG Lady Washington l
% Dayton 3s4
40 New York 2, ~
IGU DardaneIIs 3
100, Challenge ca
270 Union
500 silver Hill ga. 90, 10, b 30
l7TU Rock Island 3, 20
$50 O g. Hill 2. 2l1
1915 Woodville "a
80 Maryland Soc
100 Florida 3 b 80
100 Mint &c
?2s5 Andes Az. 4, AZ, ~, AZ
90 Pacific 2
500 Prosbect 81, 8, ~
400 Kossuth G21a. 75e
GOD Wells Fargo 10. l21ac
200 Georgia soc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12

COOP RETURNS & Charles Clark, Of
Central District, had n lot OF ore samp-
led at the Humboldt Reduction Works
Saturday. Two lots from the Emerald
mine yielded as follows: First class,
$406 80; second class, 1898 40 per ton.
He also had lot from the Silver Mon
arch ledge sampled, which went
1852 SO per ton. MIR. Clark realizes a
handsome sum from this ore, and re-
turns to Central we'll heeled for pros
pector. The Emerald is from IL IL
inches wide, and the Silver Monarch
about three feet
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-12

THE following is an exact copy of a
sign over Thompson street negro ten
ement: "pickeled pigs Feat nn sows
Tripe I'M Fride fish TN fish Balls I'm
White Washing un calsumining, done
bi james johnson. Come back in the
rere." The report that the author was
a winner In the recent spelling match
lacks conhrmation