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A Canal over the AIleshen,es.



For the space OF one hundred years there
has been Ia almost perpetual agitation a scheme
OF running canal over the Alleghenies to con
meet the Potomac river and the Yuughigheny.
Gen. ashluRton nrst conceived 1t, aud became
the first President Of the Potomac Company.
The illustriOua Gen. Simon Bernard, Secretary
OF War OF Louis Philippe and STAFF nfileer Of
Napoleon, surveyed tue route about 1917. The
canal has been completed To the coal field al
Cumberland, anu sends coal to Washington city
for about nifty cents a ton tolls. II will cost to
run It over the mountains S5O,OOO,OOO with VERY
doubtful probabilities Of securing water enough
to hOat the barges at That great height and Of
feet the mOnstrous lOckages. he ast per-
fOrmance In tins direction Is tho private enter
prise Of Senator Henry Davis. lie has cleaned
out the channel Of the nOrtn branch of the PutO-
mac, a narrow, rock strewn torrent, which rises
at the Fairfax stone, and Is often nearly "A dry
bed. This river runs along the southern base Of
the Backbone Mountain, whose sGarus are
covered with large timber. Davis hoped to
make the stream carry oil the logs he should
iell On lh1 mountains, where no has bought u
vast tract OF tiDber-from 30,00O TO $1,000 acres
at less thai two dollars an uore-Dut the water
has not been sufficient to fully garry out his
objects.
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A Girl who i. n Wonderful swimmer.

FIRE ISLAND, July 1i.-Among the prom
inent guests here Is a Miss Pease who Is accom-
panied by her mother. The young lady Ia
prominent by reason OF her personal beauty and
her rare accomplish tnents. OF all the guests
who uiye into the wild ocean waves, or wade out
into the bay, this young lady Is most expert in
the water. Miss Pease can stay under the sur
face and hide away, II she were lost. She
practices with ease and skill hand over hand
and other ornamental movements, and without
desiring to DE, she Is the exposure OF all eyes on
the shore when she II moving like nan In what
seems To be her element II there were more
American girls Of Miss Pease's stamp and style,
our rIce IN time might shOW improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-21
who the Deuce 1. wsls,nsham,

Among the most charming actresses OF
New YORK may DO reckonod Emily ltIgl, pretty
yivacious, and her line Of character, especially
the simple-minded young lady. Is uneIcslled.
Shs has won the heart OF wel.known Bohe-
mian. who signs himself Walsngham," and
has lately been discussing In One OF the wssklies
upon actrossss VINO have excited masculine ad-
miration. He forgot to say anything about tho
fair Emily, however. They are Labelled engaged,
and II Is announced that their marriage will
occur In the fall 10 another popular maiden
surrenders her heart and hand TO a journalist ;
but II Ia presumed she Will continue on the st age
as Miss H., Notwithstanding her name being
lawfully somsthing else.
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BUY 1T
TODAY.

BE and do not let the excessively warm vestnes
that we nov having deter you from buying one Of
the lucky tickets IN the Kentucky State Distribution
that tkes place Saturday. July 20. you hold onlJ ont
ticket you stand chance In two OF gettng prixe
IL you buy tickets. ending with an odd and an eves
number you bound TO draw . prize. for there an
90 900 tickets and 30.430 prizes, amounting TO the in
mense sum OF $4,000 TlcKeta are only $40 each
Halves and quarters Ia proportion send for circular
whether you wish to Duy or not.
THOMAS II HAYS CO.,
og7 Broadway. New York.
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FAIR
SQUARE

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, t12i halves, co. gu rters. IS tick
cts, 400 27& tickets. $500 aeh te6es 1900 eoi
General Eastern Agents, 10 Broadway
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Oh. Curt.
Rtal estate.

A GOOD Investment Houses near city on install
N ment pani circulars free. L. H. KELLOGG,
broadway
GHOIC T. fulslzed cemetery lots tll2. hslves and
~ quarters IN proportion lDqulre at 2pd broadway.
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Mant,o- --ftmalts.

-A.-LADIES. VIC sell any machine wanted on
"a. one years time and give work as long as wanted
Cooperative My. 100 walkerst
A NUMBER Of cooks, kitchen grls, chambermllds
'''''' CARFENTER's. ios othw
N try Inquire at 1893 eth ay doors above 10th st.
A YOU Ma girl for general house work. Apply at is
N tlarkson ~, with reference.
Girls WANTED to fold. roll and box paper
" collars Apply at 40 anu l72 Centrest
OPERATOR wanted on the Mckay machine aud
10 ASK KtSNS oS IHofP9&aRf A0R 20 Warren st.
OPERATORS Nanted-Flrst-clss hands VINO can
work. i49 Brosdwsy
DASTERs on meas nne shoes only experienced
hHSAN REDDISH. 50 Warren st.
WANTED 100 adie. Tor the grand spectacle at
AZ Nt39 uaideh sag experience not heces,any
between 10 and is.
WANTED-A few good hands TO work channels
hands need Apply at National suspender Co.'S l53 West
WANTED Girls who understand show card ana
" chrome mounting Appp after oGloek, A. ls2
WANTED,EIpeueqeea hands on white avn
Moor.
WANTED girl ~ ~ to take care Of children
w and assist in HIGHT Homework Can ll6 W. 3Oth st.
g sSS GS e. 81 SpSy va
WANTED-Firstclass washers and ironers. Apply
w AZ gents furnishing store s65 Hudson It,. n y
WANTED A strong young girl TO assist In general
w housewOrH. 2OS Mulberry st., near Spring
WANTED Young single woman chamber.
w maid, at AZ New BOwery, uD stairs,
VOUNti girls can obtain situations free, lodgings
II and meas at &c. each, at the Girls Lodging House.
"a st Marks place, sh ". under care u Childrens
Ala Society. Also free instruction on SOWING
chimes from to daily to AL who may apply, aud
dressmaKing taught gratlltousy.
x BOND ST Wanted good, strong woman TO
i - wash one who starch preferred.
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Ulanito ---Mal.s.

A GENTS wanted for our splendid Democratic and
~ Republican Presidential Campaign Charts, with
life like portats OF the candidates aud other Interest
ING matter. HAAoIS a LUBIiECHrs Empire Map
A DESIGNEH and manager for newly established
N lace and ladies' neck wear business those
comgstept need apply QUIZ between ~ aud ~ O'clock.
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Nursts, daIylaets, 1t.

bic bodied horse Tor sale, suitable Tor truck OF
~ express wagon. Inquire OF slMMS 5i3 dth av.
(HEAP CARRIAGES Bugges, pony phao
Y tons, rockaways light extension top aud Bssat
park phaetuns, anu other Styles, ull my make At
nrst or manufacturers prlc
CHARLEs GRUpE. $3.50 Canal at.
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VHHU
- Will NV
~n~,~- ~-~ -
STVbSE Nv - ~
No poor lots ali high and heshfu the only difference
down, At option Of paichssers. '''''' " "
rnrr rVSnuun1
kkk xIUkN
IulI INUUNt'
,oe., =,
re ~ store corner "a Az and zotn ati atp A. NJ week
-
excursions.
-,-'-~ ,,o,,., ~. .,. ,.xc,,,,~,oSS
y, ,.,-,,r.. - -, oo1.v
FoUR ExCURsfoNs Daily
v , = A !, and n, EEysR,:i SS
And the Bis.jSjfs Sg4RffEfTE dLUB.
AM \ AN Az S;F;;M,d i ssS; I'm,
'0O ana NV EasISK LESvES E%sF RIVER anu -'''
and ss and no ss5 and c and 10
The WILLIAM cook;. win music, leaves gilhs,3
BIooEIyn, ii.l6 A. N: 1850.
si'~''' ''a'' "o'A'Na' " !, a. n ''V ''' ''''
Fare; IS cents ESc Ss d;,n tickets % cents
Only boats making the upper lsnairs, at Rockaway.
EXTRA ROCK AWAY EXC URsIONS
N.
The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK.
with .pscious DECKS an 4 broad awn,ue,
VIII leave EVERY DAY Sundays Included, from west
RIVER al III A. NJ; and BrooKun at lilo A. NJ, pro-
ceeding directly down the harDor aud out ON the
ATLANTIC OCEAN
70 , ,ne mon popua Wd,ef.s place IN 'ns country
! ipiIIt,rE HoifRs T0 AESIoy THE COOL BRREzEs
h"hh hVO no ri = ~ A III inh N'0h o"hhNH'
po,,rr,n, 1850 y,, ~. 80 a. a m - AZ
s ~ ~. ~ e.. .s,rn "a a,,.
CoNrFKSn,S TEiE1R srE, oSn AFR pAND
COMET sp hslAhER ANpu PiAA HSIhssr'
WILL ENlEkTAlN PASSENGERS oN TmE ! MIR.
:, i ktrtnrn lekes are GOOD on Tue AMEhicus ana
NtNERSNh Tor those VINO desire 10 stay on tue oeach
. - - - : . :,
TLANT!c oGnAN ANn,. nuthAWAf
-. ......-.-
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T ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
k6cKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RocKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island city for Far Rockaway and
Rockaway Beach at 1908. 10, ll32 A. nj 1880. 4;03
and L. ".
FoT. Far Rockaway o;sS. Dos A. NJ. sos $50,
I NJ.
Returning leave Roc kawav beach $40 1870 A Nj
1884, 2;id. $40. 6;3G p VI. Far Rockaway b;25. 7,
1851. Y, 1889, lbs A. NJ. l5i BOO, i's3. .. 0H
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockAwsy Beach and Far ROckaway o. TO- IL
A. NJ 1870 $40 p. NJ.
Returning-lesye ROckAwAy Beach IL 80 A. a. 8, O.
SOP VI. Far Rockaway 7.io, ll;52 A. NJ. 4:23,
5:2s, 0.27, $50 T., NJ
Take ferry at James slip (foot Chamber. ST. Sundays
excepted. half ~ hour before departure OF trains
Sundays at $50 ana 1880 A. NJ. l aud Z NJ, or
ferry 100, 3ith st. r.. Il uay. fifteen U.s. minutes DO
Inn L u
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A rLASTEklGG ca pf fSShds ENVlRr B9pfG .K

JARRETT a PALMFRS Palace OF the Sea, tho
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
win TO-DAY. hno day. lncluding Sundays, make
TWO GRAND TRIPS 20
ROCKAWAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-21

MORN ING-Leaves the foot OF 22d It,. N. r., ct
O'Clock, and Pier 2. n. r., at $50 o'clock
AFTERN OON-leayes the foot OF 22d st.. N. r., At
1870 O'Clock. and Pier g. N r. adjoining the Battery,
at O'CLOCK. -
FARE FIFTY CENTS
Single trip tickets TO or from Rockaway, 36 cents.
IAN tickets must be bought on the piers
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nAII.Y and Sunday excursions to Fort Lee. Pleas
liant VALLEY. and Shady Side STEAMBOATS, leave Canal
ct dsily at 6;t5 10 A. NJ g. b.l5, 7.i5 ~ sun
day At 10 II A. N. u NJ, and |. T. 8, and p ~
landing 1T ~ anu saith = (dalY and Sunday 10
later. Round trips % cents chi halt prlce.
IyI-HING BANK every day, SATURDAYS except.
II ed. ocean steamer Sc Low, leaving Harrison IT..
y. r. $50; sth 81, l. r.. u Pier "a, r. Il, 7:l5 10th
a.. y. H.. 7'io; Pier O. y Il, a, NJ IIckets 81.
AL. q FOSTER Manager.
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N1antt1. MnIts.

A the whaiomens HEADQUARTERS, 100 South st.,
green hands. J. MORRISON.
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Excursions.

he at Sd az and 10th @ week days go
Hichcocks
IeadQnarie 1856 30 corner 20h ct Ladies unended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-21

Music by the Madrigsl Boys, Mozar
Glee CLUB, Church Chimes, &C.
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EXCURSION 40 CENTs.
The favorite ana welLknown steamer TWILIGHT
leaves every day Harrison ST., y h, . A. NJ. g2i st.,
\. r., $50 4 NJ. 10th si \. H.. GAS 4 Nj Pier 9,
r. 10 4. NJ; Grand st., East river l0lb A. NJ Full
Ferry, BROOKLYN 1880 A. NJ. making all landings
ut Rockaway Music and refreshments, Returning
leaves RockAvayb =. VI.
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-FIRsr-CLAss ROcksway Excursion boa

nAILY EXCURSIONS to ses Chn, Great Neck.
Dock. and Glen Wood, On aud sitter Monday. july 3.
iSss, JeweI,s wharf fuiton ferry BrooSivn' pis A,
NJ 40 r NJ Grand st, Sew xors 2i9 A NJ As p
GIN A. NJ, ZIP VI. Tickets 90 cents for trip. Tn.
most delightful sail out. Cool anu comfortable up and
dnAn the Auunn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

THE Books MINE.-The following
from the Lyon County Times will be of
interest to the stockholders Of the
BROOKS mine, of whom there are sever
al ia this town; The mine will soon
be started. superintendent Caldwell,
upon his return last Thursday IN orp-
lug, lost 40 time ia arranging matters
in working order. The machinery
formerly used by the Amazon e. Gas
gov mines is being used aud placed III
position over the Brooks shaft 1t
will not take more than week or ten
days to have everything ready to start
up. The prospects of this mine are
very encouraging.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18
SOMETHING NEW.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounee to the citizens Of Winnemucca, that
having brought large Sun instrument for
the purpose Of making large pictures from
small cards or from life, and is now ready to
take orders for the same. Work done ut San
Francisco prices. Ali pictures guaranteed to
suit on 10 char-e No advance asked. Speci-
mems can he seen al the parlor Of the Lafa-
yette Hotel where ali are invited. As my STAY
here is limited, ! would kindly reque.t all
those wishing work done to bring il III at fhe
earliest opportunity or leave their address at
the hotel.
Fl, W. BROOKS, Artist.
Winnemucca, April 4, $50 wv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

CnANGEABLg. The weather is as
or the political opinions Of IN office
seeker. Yesterday was calm aud sultry,
last night was cool aud windy. and this
moruiug clouds of dust made the
atmosphere look smoky, aud about 10
A. NJ the wind ceased blowing and it
commenced to raiu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18
THE ROVER TRIAL.
Drawing To a Close-Opening AR
gument for the state.

f. j. McWorthy was recalled by the
prosecution yesterday to explain GER
tain answers in bis cross examination,
aud was the last witness on the stand
L he defense called no witnesses, but
introduced as evidence a part of the
records of the Court.
Iu the afternoon the District Attor-
ney began the opening Argument for
the prosecution, by citing and quo
ting authorities on circumstantiul
evidence, and legal points bearing OH
the case. at the close of which Court
Adjourned.
This Morning be resumed by sum-
ming up the evidence. THIS afternoon
NJ S. Bonnifeld, Counsel for defense
is expected to begin his argument. He
will be followed by Judge Leonard for
the State. 1t depends upon the length
OF those speeches whether the case
will be given to the jury tonight OF
tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18
READ! kEADH

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Humboldt District Agricultural,
Mining and Mechanical society. will be
held III Winnemncca at the Centennial
Hall ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the eth day
OF May next All shareholders will
please be present, without fail, as, by
the laws of HE Society, no business
can be transacted unless majority OF
the paid up capital stock of the Society
Is represented at said meeting
A. WISE, President.
G. CBENowETH. Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

THEoUGH Dewey 81 Co., Paten,
Agents, San Francisco, we receive the
following advance list of u. s. Patents.
granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz
Phineas Banning. Wilmington. Cal.
car trucks aud wheels; Conrad f. CLAN
vile, S. f., Cal, seams for boots and
shoes; Marquard Hansen, s. f.. Cal,
guards for shaping machines; John r.
Optiz, Anabeim, Cal. curing tobacco;
James L. Watkins, Santa Clara, Cal,
plows; David Morris. S. f., Cal, pneu-
matte annunciators.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

MAIZENA, Chinaman at Oreana
yesterday asked another Celestial, who
he claimed owed him $50 to pay the
debt. The debtor expressed his ill.,
ability to do so.and the creditor attacked
him with butcher knife aad cut his
ear of close to his head. The butcher
has been arrested.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

WHITE CLOUD DISTRICT. - George
Phillips, who has bsen engaged III
mimiug in White Cloud District, south
of Table Mountain, during the winter,
informs us that the San Jose Company
are working six men on u mine recently
located by them, and are getting out
considerable copper ore. George Love-
lock has claim on the new location,
aud has stopped the company for the
present from shipping the ore extracted.
Tue San Jose Company have spent
several thousand dollars i'll the district.
aud some time since obtained "a patent
for one of their olaims. They intend
smelling the ore on the ground. as there
is plenty of wood tor fuel in the dis
tfict.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

ENIGRANTs. - Nine cars containing
about three hundred emigrants passed
here last evening. With whites CON-
ing from the East at the rate of two or
three hundred day, and Chinese FROM
Hong Kong ut the rate of eight Or nine
hundred on every steamer, California
ought to be satisfied.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

TIE RIVER RIsING. The warm
weather OF the last few days has
swollen ihs Humboldt to twice its
voluale of two weeks ago. There is
SAID to be much more snow than usual
ia the mouutuius at its head waters.
aud big rise in the stream may be
looked for this spring.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

WHERE THE MONEY Co.'s. Wells,
Fargo DC Co. daring the two weeks cad
lug last Sunday, TOOK east from San
Francisco by rail $l,0lO, lot in gold
aud silver. III inoney Is scarce In Win
neiuucca, We have tho consolation OF
knowing that II great deal passes
through here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

RYE PATcH ADJUSTMENTS. - The
Plates are amusing the citizens of Rye
Patch by rough and tumble contests,
which are not conducted in the Greco
Roman style nor III accordance with
the rules OF the r. Il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

TRAIN LATE.-The western boand
passenger train arrived here last eve
ming three hours behind time, having
been detained at Ogden waiting for the
Union Pacific train. which met with an
accident east of that point.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

The 26TH The members of Hum
boldt Lodge NJ. l6, /. o. o. H. are
making great preparations for the cele-
braiiou ana bali at Centennial Hall ON
the 2Glh. Tickets are tor sale at the
principal business places, aud cordial
invitation to attend is extended To tho
public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

FIRE AT TEE HUMBoLDT HOUSE. A
note from the Humboldt House informs
us that the blacksmith shop of l..
Drais at that place was totally destroyed
by fire last Sunday night, Loss about
$1,000 Bob. ST. CLAIR lost about $500
by the blaze.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

The SNuG.-- S. Luff has fitted nj
neat saloon in the building formerly
occupied by Vanderhp Brothers. 1t
is called 6 The Snug" AMI is IN every
respect what IT'S natne indicates. Drop
in and see for yourselves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

MARRIED. - A dispatch from San
Francisco received as We go to press,
announces the marriage of III. Siegel in
that city last night. The name of the
fair ono and full particulars viii be
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

POSTPONED. The trial Of the petty
larcenists who, it Is alleged, robbed the
bakery last Friday night, i, progressing
III Justice Davis Court as We 10 to
press.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

PLUSlMER COMING. Professor c. b.
Pulmmer, the great eccentric character
delInsator. Will give an entertainment
Mt Centennial Hall next Friday evening,
April 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

BULLION SHIPPED. The Humboldt
Mill AID Mining Company shipped
last evening Que bar of bullion, of the
assayed value of 5 375 SO
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

A GREAT AcToR. - Barry Sullivan,
said to be one of the greatest living
tragedians, passed here to-day on his
way to Enrope.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

STEEL RAILS. The heavy grades be-
'~aef here I'D csrlin are being laid
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18
I.a.l levenln- : F.oar..

Last sVeni"-'s Hoard.
100 Me..do~ valley : y
leo Raymond d E!l laI, IG
80 Lpreha lz1a, lzA
100 jackson 80. 35s
695 Aiij- 3, "a
$50 boim but / -
Is Leopard ~, ~.
100 Prusslau / u
245 Jefferson IA
305 Oia Ia
220 Ptuiii,r
30 Hpsety 6oc
10 ~ ." luz
4lo Gen. lhomas 2
40 tuso Con. 6Oc, Coo
90 New Eoso SOC
$40 Golden Chariot 2T
100 south Chariot Is
100 vrtue Is.
POO kn,ea 81 IN ker Toe. l
47O i,aI1mere "a
35 SILVER Htd ys4
70 GhaIlen-e ~
500 Dayton Z. 6Hs
90 Rock Island 35s
So Alia 3
100 Woodville 211. q.
800 Tyler 40e
500 Pictou 70, soc
2l5 New Yotk u
40 Occldental 81
600 Seq. CaiedouIa zoe
100 Lady Washington 81
100 Mint "a
GO Kossn,n ~, 23s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-18

sAN FRANCISCO sock KaPoKr.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-11-30
The farm aud fireside.
COnginal.1
WORK ANIMALS.

Not few persons think, or act, as if they
think that horses and mules, when they are
not employed, need very little food and no at
tention. This is strange delusion., If these
animals, when not at work, were furnished
with good pasture, then they would not re-
quire food; but if they are confined in the
stable or lot, they require to be fed and wa
tered just as punctually as if engaged at
work. Does man neither eat nor drink
whefhe is not laboring? If such were the
case, provisions of all kinds would be plenty
and fabulously cheap. Experience proves
that during the winter months, it takes more
food to keep stock in good condition than it
does during the summer. The reason of this
is easily given. In severe cold weather, a
large amount of the food which the animal
eats is consumed in keeping up the animal
heat. This is the reason that it is hard to
fatten poor animal in the winter, and it is
also the reason that a poor animal cannot
stand cold, It is not hard work that causes
some peoples horses and mules to be so poor.
Whenever you see q mans stock always in
bad condition, you may set it down that he is
either very negligent man, or very cruel
man. He may grow rich but he will never
become great or happy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-11-30

TNHE COOKING STOVES manufactured atour
ii works in Greensboro, N. g., give universal
satisfaction wherever introduced. They are made
of the BEST SCOTCH PIG METAL, with heav-
ier and thicker plate than any other Stove in tho
market, and consequently will the longer with
stand heat and hard usage. They are Of hand
some pattern and neat finish, and warranted equal
in every other respect to any Cooking Stove sold
in the United States, whileftis confidently claimed
that they are the CHEAPEST. All the usual
pieces Of ware and cooking utensils are furnished
with purchasers is the fact that our patterns and
sizes are never changed. Should piece get acci-
dentally broken at any time, we can replace It at
The mere cost of casting. Not simply because It
is home production, button account OF its intrin-
sic merits as an article of household economy, do
we ask the patronage Of home purchasers. More
than ONE THOUSAND Of these Stoves are now
in use, and among many oth srs having them we
respectfully refer to the follow ing: R E. Guthrie
D. M. Campbell, M. II. Currence, York county |;
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wylie, Chester; d. A. Gordon,
Guthriesville; John A. Brown, Rock Hill |; B. q.
Boyd, Joseph Herndon, i. M. Grist, Yorkville.
You can save the freight from the northern cities
and the dealers profit, which is no small item,
by buying of us, and at, the same time get q
STOvEtTHAT rs MORE DURABLE than those
delivered at depot in Greensboro: ,a.siaF
Nc with 70 pieces ware and fest pipe ss 90 90
Address, SERGEANT q McCAULEY,
$50 i ,.ss, 81 :7:tgaas. +, GreensborotN. C..
T. M. ;DOBsON & CO., Agents, Yprkville, 8. G..
JOHN r. LONDON, Agent, Rock Hill, SC.
A. r. LINDSAY, Agent, Lowrysville, fChes-
j. L. CARROLL, Agent at Chester. s.. @. ~ ~