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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
VEGETIME.

Taking into consideration the character Of it,
vouchers, the history OF lts cures aud the Inn
mense Increasing demand, NeRrfino may he
nlTly entitled the leading medicine OF the age.
FOR scroiula IN the blood, Ns-ctinc o. an In
ialllhle remedy and no persJn need suffer from
Impure blood, ~ Negetine n used according 20
directions. There h not n ease Of scrufuin In
existence that Ncgctime will not cure, prov ldod,
however, the vital functions have not lost their
power Of action, all that may be said 60 the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Negetine is pleasant 10 the taste, mild In it,
influence, and absolute I'm It's action on disease,
as the following unqucstionable evidence will
show.
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Fulton Furnace went into blast last
week. Star. Huron and Fulton are now
making iron, while Globe. Orange and
Tropic are still idle.
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LoTs FOR SALE.--Town lots of all sizes,
up to FIVE acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or II. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio IT,
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF REA &
IN ESTATE.-In pursuance Of an order %
the Probate Court OF Jackson county. Ohio, i
the 7th day OF February, A. II. ls50. at one
O'Clock i. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate. situate Ia the county ~
Jackson and state OF Ohio, to-wit: The north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of Sec
tiOn number thirty-f0ur i8i, OF township num-
Der i've tli. range number eighteen llhl, except
ing and reserving however, all the minerals
therein, and the right OF way TO the same said
tract containing 90 acres more or les aud % b.
sold subject TO the dover estate Of Elizabeth q.
Davis which was set OF To- her by mctcs aud
bounds ~ follows, to-wit: a strip = rods wide.
of Of the south end OF said premises. Apprais-
ed at sf7G - subject To- said dover estate. Terms
OF salc-one-third cash lu hand, one-thifd in
four 90 months aud Due-thltd Ia ten luI
months, from day of sale, with per cent In
tersst: deferred payments % b. securrd hy
mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHN ISAAC JONES
Administrator OF John q. Davis, deceased.
X. n. JoSEs, Atty.
January Gth, iS1G-1w.
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For Piinos and Organs, the very best
better terms than yea can buy or rent
elsewhere, address u. S. Johnston, Ports
mouth. Ohio. IT,
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Ohio State Journal.

We will send the Ohio State Journal
and the Jackson STANDARD one year for
81 so in advance.
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Vegetine is sold by all Druggists
NOTICES.

DRoBATE NOTICES.
The accounts OF
II. l. Griflth, guar. Of Thomas J. Price and
William ID. Price, minors;
Joseph Willis, guar. Of Cyrus a. Lakeland
Harriet Lake. minors;
J. Edward Jones, guar. Of Mary Jane Allen, a
minor.
William b. Jackson. cx. OF James Jackson,
deceased;
J. G. Crcmeens. ex. OF Ezekiel Masters, deed:
Jacob A. Long, admT. &C. OF Eliza Long, de-
ceased; and
samuel A. Stephenson admr. sc. OF Mary A.
Hayth, deceased:
Have been filed In the Probate Court OF Jack
son county, Ohio, for settlement, and the same
are set for examination and hea ring on the 3lsf
day Of January, A. ID. is76, nt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
OF said day.
JOHN J. G. EVANS,
Probate Judge.
jyIa-8w
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and ApOtheeary.

Boston, Jan. 1, issi.
Dear Sir: This l. 10 certify that have sold az
retail l5fls dozen us52 bottlcsl OF your NeRctine
since April r. 1870, and can truly say that u has
given the best satisfaction OF any remedy for
the complaints for which 10 II recommended
that ever sold. Scarcely day passes without
some OF my customers testifying TO It's merits
on themselves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizanf OF several cases Of scrOfulOus Tumors
being cured by NeEetine alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, COS broadway.
To n. r. stevens, ESQ. jan ~. a.
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NTOTICE.-There will he a special meeting
~ o. the stockholders OF the Globe Iron Co.,
ID n e office Of said company, IN Jackson, on
Tue. Il AZ, February -, 1870, al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
10 e.e d Directors 10 serve during the en- .uin
yeaF. EBEN JONES, See'y.
jyl}-td
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
vs. on First order OF sale.
James ShcrTick.

state OF OnlOs JacfAs1h Nouhlgs -
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
an order Of sale issued out OF said Court on the
AN day Of January, A. ID. ls56, and to me direct
ed a. Sherin and Special Master Commissioner
in said cause will offer for sale at tie door OF
the Court House, in said county, ON
Sat urday, February Is, A. ID. 1870,
at one o'clock y. NJ. OF said day, the following
described real estate, situated In the county OF
Jackson and state OF OhiO, tO-wt:
The southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter OF the norheast
ouarter OF section thirteen ti8l, township seven
tTl, OF range twenty ~, containing eighty ls0l
acres, more or less.
Appraised at 500.
Terms Of sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold IS the property OF James Sherrick
To satisfy a Judgment and decree in favor Of Lee
vi DUNCAN. -.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Janua'
- JOHN NJ. EWING,
shin a Special Master COm'r.
LEVI DUSGAN, Atty for self.
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THURSDAY. = IAN. NJ. 1915.

DR.. A. B. Monahan has sent US a pam
phlet copy Of Gov Aliens Message
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ZS II
In the matter Of the road alteration I'm JEFF
ferson TIP, petitioned for by Wm-M Bolles
ct al.
The viewers having filed their report i'm IA
vOr Of said alteration of said county road,
said report was this day publicly read, be-
ing thesecond reading, and continued for
further action.
In the matter OF the road establishment in
land ct al.
The viewers having filed their report in fsa-
vOr Of said establishment of said county
road, said report was this day publicly read
being the second reading. and continued for
further action.
ON motion and call of the yeas and nays
the amount necessary to pay the foregoing
claims unanimously appropriated.
On motion, adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock.
SAMUEL GILIlLAND, Prest of Board.
+. W. PATTERSON, Co. Auditor
JACKSON, OHIO, December Z, 1875.
Regular SesSiOn-COntinued.
The Commissioners OF jackson County,
Ohio, this day met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present, full Board.
Minutes Of yesterday read and approved
Hon. Samuel Gilliland in the chair.
EXAMINATION OF THE TREASURY.
This day the Commissioners with the Au-
ditOr, proceeded to examine the Treasury Of
Jackson County, Ohio, the following state
ment showing the exact amount Of money
which should be i'm the custody and posses
er with the bonds, notes and securities as re-
quired by law,and as appears from the books
and accounts i'm the Auditors Office, this Sth
day of December, 1875:
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Wellington c. Evans VS.. Nancy Leach e. al.
ON Sd order of sale.
state Of Ohio, Jackson County, ~.

NOlEL OF Aollluon EAehhs
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
an order OF sale issued out Of said court on the
18th day OF December, A. ID. 1875. and TO me di-
rected as Sheriff and Special Master Commis-
sioner in said cause, viii offer for sale at the
door OF the Court House, in said county, ON
Saturday, February 1e, a. ID. 1915,
at one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson aud state OF Ohio, tO-wit:
IL being tract Of land in section nineteen
ugl, township eight (sl, OF range nineteen 40 .
commencing twelve 10 poles from the north
west corner. running thirty tJ5l rods east /,
thence thirty t30l rods south, thence twelve az
rods west, thence north To the place OF begin
ming.
Except ffeen l5l feet on the north line for a
road supposed 10 be i've acres more or less.
Appraised at 500.
Terms OF sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold as the property of Nancy Leach, TO
satisfy "A judgment and decree in favor OF Well
llngtOn &. Evans.
Given under my hand this "a dag o. January
A. ID. 1876, .. - ....-.
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
W. X. Hastings, Atty for pill.
fgl4
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Town Lots at monthly g.. yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf 3. KAux.
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Builders and Mechanics can positively save
Doney by getting their hardware and building
material from ID. l.. Pickrel. He keeps stock
Of doors, sash aud glass on hands. Odd sizes
furnished on short notice at reasonable rates.
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Store Corner of Main and Broadway Street
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wAvERLr, O., January /, 1876.

WAvERLY, o., January I, 1910.
TO The Stockholders Of the s., j. e p. Rail
road Co.:
Call at the First National Bank of
jackson this week, and pay the Treasur-
or the first installment of your stock.
which fell due November 25 1875, or no
tices will be sent out, followed by col
lector
BY order Of Executive Committee
JAMES EMMITT, Pres't.
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Persons wishing good pump should go to D..
l.. Pickrel's and get one of his porcelain lined
pumps. They are worth two common pumps.
June 10, '75-tf
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DRUGS.
3 = 6 6

sboundtos seno nano OF and
tina trnuss urreSp o fp
shall OIL
call
Is n a Great yar Of
at6guret tina tcan' be b % town.
pa all nhandd
the swhih the New YearI all
Mvigoran prosper IA
Drugg Broad
be ePoeke
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1AIr IAIAnT Tor our A DJU a = n a ~ l. Il
WI WAN | THRESHOLD In every town
IOEnTOI aud city in the United States.
Al1tN ISs II sells well, and II just what
LOTnTO 4 every house needs IL Is the
Al1EN y ! only invention In the world
INEnTC that will positively prevent
Al1CN y rain. cold, snow and dust from
LOEnTO / coming under door bottoms.
AlIENI Carpenters make lots OF mon
InEnTCI ~ handling II. send az once
Al1CN y for our circular. WILSON,
INEMTCI PIERCE a CO., sole Manufac-
HOEN - turcrs. Isl Clark-st., Chicago.
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Hale keeps the finest imported wines. gins
liquors and brandies strictly for medicinal use
only, OF any one in Jackson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Every family should have a Clothes Wringer
Go to PiclSrel's and you will find one to suit
YOU iune 10, '15-tf
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Go 10 Piclxrel's Hardware and Stove Store for
Crates, Fronts, Iron or Wood Mantles, best
styles. He keeps IRE br for setting CRATES.
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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Groceries, DO.

d'Hsa -HS hS Ist ''' ''
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Q T. . = = Z " @

At unprecedented Low Prices they knocked
prices
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, June 10, Evening-Money easy and
dull: 2d2,s Sterling qniet; 81 SO. Government
bonds steady; new fves HIS. State bonds steady
Flour easier: superfiue Western and State So IS
"a Is; Southern dull and declining; common to
fair extra 81 s6a6; good to choice do Sc O5d9.
Wheat acc lower on loft, about lc lower on other
grades. Corn unchanged. Oats duh and heavy;
s394skc., Cof.es-Rio firm; lsalsc, gold Sugar
lice quiet and unchanged. Tallow firm; 81 GSssc.
Resin and turpentin- steady. Pork closed heavy;
II sodll IS. whisky frmer 81 l2h. lreishts IN.
changed
Cotton closed firm; middling uplands l2sc; Or.
leans l25 Ice; sales to day 1873 bales; consolidated
the continent $50; net receipts SO; grcss 2l57.
Futures closed firm: sales IS 900 bales. as fol
tober IL ll6al2 3.32c; November II 81 % dl2e;
December II 3l,a2alas; January p s.320i2se;
April l21s 0l2 9,l6c: Nav l2ss dl ll-l6c.
ST. LorIs, June l9-FlOur dull and unchanged.
Wheat frmeI; No. 2 red fall 81 IS bid; No. do.
size. Rye scarce and wanted; 71kc. Barley dull
and unchanged; Whisky 81 IL. Pork s22 IS.
le Bsik ,aa
easier; bacon gIades IS ssas 50. Cattle easier
c1soiSsXTI. june is."Flour dull; ssa5 u.s. Wheat
dull 81 u.s. Corn inactive; 46047c. Data dull;
2s036r. Rye quiet; 74d!6c Pork firm Lard
Demand fair; shoulders - 07a4c; clear rib sides
10kc; clear sides lOaa 0l07sc. Bacon firm; shoul.
ders 8s 08c clear rib sides 10 Z dllc; clear sides
whrsky-Demand good 81 TO- -u,ter-Lemaud
fair; Western Reserve 170l8c; Central Ohio $50
Ice.
CHICAGO, June ls-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat !ower 81 04 July. Corn easier; &c &c June.
Oats 10 wer; SOC cssh. Pork lower; 10 05 July;
ss s. August Lard h July RYE
Whisky frmer: 81 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Kicker, master, nine days from Havans Sailed
Shit Onele Felix.
PoKr EADs. June 10, Hoon.-wind east. light
Weather cloudy. No arrivals. Sailed-SteamsLip
City of Havana.
SaRkvKpoKr, June ls-weather fair and cool
almost chilly River falling slowly. Arrived
Lotus No. 3, from New Orle ans. N" departures.
vICKsBuRG. June 49, The river t'irt, eight
feet six inches. Weather clear. The Nstchez
arrived at P. NJ. The Republic passed up at r.
NJ The Psrg0ud went down at P. NJ.
MEMPHIS, June 10. River rose thirteen inches;
stands nineteen feet seven inches. Weather c. oil
and showery; mercury 800. Arrived-Rosa Miller,
from the ARE Al sas river; City Of vicksburg, Hi
nois, from Vicksburg: Frank F0Ires'. from New
Orleane. Departed-Thompson Dean, for New Or
l.ans, last night.
ClNcINNATI June 1e-River six feet ell hit
inches spd stationary. Weather cloudy and cool
PITTsBURG June l9.-River thee feet ard Using.
Weai her cool and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June l9.-River falling; five feet in
the canal Weather cool and rainy.
EVANSVILLE. June l9.-River nine feet six inches
and ia ling Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, June l9.-Anived-Mollie Moore, from St.
Louis at a. NJ; Charles Morgan. from New Or.
lear s, At 4. NJ Bee from New Orleans at 7 A. N.
Departed-Grand Tower, for Vicktburg. at mid
night: Morgan, for Cincinnati at A. NJ. Moore,
for New Orleans at A. NJ; Bee. for st. Louis, at
II A. N. River thirty two feet and rising Weather
cloudy. Mercury 72o.
ST. Louis, June l9.-Arrived-Helena, from vicks-
burg. River stationary. Weather cool and cloudy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
Exterminate the Potato Bug,

A letter from Professor Packard has Just
been published by the Agricultural ExieIi-
ment Station at MIddletOwn, which con-
tains these statements:
The 'potatO bug" may be looked fur
early in June. Its eggs will be found on the
under surface of the leaves; they are bright
orange red and quite large. The beetle it.
self is rOundish insect, half an inch long,
has ten black stripes on the back and is
reddish underneath. Ii is larger than Il Q
"iady bug" which somewhat resembles il.
The grub is thick, tat and orange red IN
color, lives about ten days on the leaves
and stems, after which il enters the
ground to become a beetle. Thus
nearly all the life of the insect is
passed on the plant. The offspring of last
years beetles will begin to lay eggs in
about fifty days from the time the egg from
which itself sprang was deposited. PrOba-
bly, not more than two crops of them will
appear in our climate, but each female il
capable OF producing more than thousand
eggs. The remedies are band picking, both
OF the mature beetle, the gruDs and the
eggs. They should all be burned Paris
green is also largely used. This is most
deadly poison, containing arsenic. 1t is al
most insOluble in water. 1t may be mixed
with plaster, -four, or fine dry earth, and
busted on the plants from q sitter or
bellows, or applied stirred up in water.
about tablespoonful to pailful and
thrown from a syringe or sprinkled from
watering pot. In any case great care mus.
be taken not to breathe the dust OF handle
with naked hands. A number of specimt ns
collected in New York are being analyzed
in the laboratory of the station. They
range in price from twenty-eight cents per
pound (whOlesale) to eighteen GEMS, and
contain from ten and one half to forty six
per cent of Ills, luble lteratiOns The
arsenic varies from fifty five per cent in the
best to twenty per cent in the lower grades.
Some are mixtures of Scheele's green,
others are Schweinturth green. TIE
former, when pure, contains seventy One
and half per centum of arseniOus acid and
twenty eight and q half per centum of cop
per oxide. The latter should contain tiftv-
sight per centum arseniOus acid. thirt, -One
per centum copper oxide and ten per
Dentum acetic acid. From these facts It
appears that it will be economical Ia buy
Tho best. Ask for pure Paris green II will
possibly cost fifty cents per pound. If it
seems to be Of doubtful quality send
,mall sample to the station at Middletown
or analysis, first finding out the name OF
he manufacturer. No time should be lost
+ the potato crop is to be saved, as the |
,eeIle has appeared in alarming numbers |
q many parts Of the State.-Hartford |
|OMrant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
SHERIFFS SALES.
lean Marie Ab.die ". Ber,ar1 ~

lean Marie Abad1e ". BernarA A..
r,fFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN pss.
of orleans. No. 73s9-By virtue Of -
seizure ana sale to me directed BY the hr1&a
the Fiftll District Court for the parish Of 49,
in the above entitled cause, win proceeS =
at public auction, at the Merchants snI e 81
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between -
and CIV. e1 on 51p sseSSd
twelve o'clock NJ. the following describedp ess3s
to WIZ CERTAIN PORTION OF GROuxn
wing and being in the Second District Of H. p!
~ ihe square bounded bv Robertson W.
Louis and Toulouse streets. which ports s
grouna 10 designated by the number iouf !.
n. B. Censs. 3 notary public IN this citv ~
tenth Of August, 1919, and purportipg 10 se ! ~ -
ton OF property between James abe "a ~
American measure. and accord ng to ssid Is
eighteen feet eleven inches two lines front - 8
Louis It, eet by seventy.one feet in depth, 49,
buildings and improvements therein The H.
nortjop Of ground has privilege and servss.3
upon an alley or pass age way in common NY
cont eu SERppAis PORTION or GROUND .,....
in the Second District of this city in sours -.
her nineteen, bounded by Galvez, Johnson ~
maine and st. Ann streets, which portion Of 49,
measures If feet front on st. Ann stresf ~
aepth of sixty.eight feet four inches faur ~
between pa, alle Ill es ana front On Calves st,ss
ali American me asure Together with the tn,s
inps and improvements thereon.
The property firstly described was acouir.a :,
the defe ndant herein ny purchase from Pss
sier by act passed before f. Bouny 4 49,
pubic in this city, on the twensy. fouth az
nv purchaee from Widow Daniel MOntetons -
act passed before Ad ophe b u ousque, lsts 4.
tary public in this city, On the ninth Of Deeeuhs,
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ECGkEE WAGGANAH
onn C;,-;1C ~ +t.I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

LOWER OOA6T-eteAmef Hraser-0undfieo
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
vICKSBURG-Steamer Katie--4S bales cotton
IS SKIS cotton seed IL hhds tobacco and sundr1es
BAYOU SARA-SteameT Governor Allen---29 bales
cotton ls5 axis cotton seed As bbls molasses and
sundries
JEFFERSON-Steamer Colonel Kouns-278
bales cotton 24l head cattle and sundyiee
FLOYD-Steamer W J POintevent-ll9 bales cot
ton los axis Cetton seed and sundries
HOUMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Ida
Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
June 1879 bales cotton e3740 in specie 1887 bags
wool $40 hesd cattle and sundres
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, June
1911 bids tobacco 200 bbls lime 81 bbs whisky ~
hbds bacon and sundr'es
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, June
1924 hhds sugar and suniries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

An Ol0 ACQUAINTANCE from w Milky Fiat.
Not long since Senator John P. Jones was
crossing the Sierra, when the train drew
up in front of station and the usual an
nOuncement of Twenty minutes for din
ner" was made. The Senator noticed a
little man rushing up and down the plat
form ringing bell. The man was about
fou, feet in height, and was SO built about
the neck and chest that his shoulders ap-
peared TO stand above his head. Jones
went in to dinner, but did not remain lor g
What he found on the table was not tempt
ing. The most prominent feature displayed
was the mustard, and the next was plates
covered with thin slices of boiled beef.
pickles, boiled carrots and beans, and the
tea and coffee were thin and of bad flavor.
The Senator was soon out on the platform
again, where he found the curious speci-
men of humanity still ringing his bell as
Wig orously as ever. As he shutfied side
wise back and forth along the platform,
swinging his huge bell with both hands,
he looked not unlike an overgrown calm
panzee. Suddenly the little mans eyes
met those of the Senator. H face lighted
up and be ceased to ring the bell. H
well, we'll! well, wei! hal he cried ap-
preaching and peering up at Mr. jones
from under his shaggy eyebrows. We'll.
we'll, il must be! Amt your name Jones!
Didn't Won once mine at Whisky Flat, down
in old TuoIumD-?"
MY name is Jones. and l once mined at
Whisky Flat" said Mr.. Jones.
"Ha. well, we'll, thought so How are
you doing! l am Bill Smith. You must re.
member me. used to work in the Bad ger
mines with the Rogers bOys-Bill Smith,
not Extra Billy. but Bill. though the boys
used to call me Stub and Twist You must
remember S ub- n.-Twist, Mr. Jones!"
Very well, very well, inde ed" said Mr.
Jones. ''What are GU doing here, Stubby-
you seem to be proprietor
"Yes, own the place. / am proprietor"
"Tben need not ask y0u how you are do
ing. 1t is plain that You are doing well
that you are getting rich.''
Getting rich, Mr.. Jones' Oh. no, am
not getting rich. Indeed, am making
very little money"
IL can't see why you should not be al
mOst coming money" said Mr.. Jones 1.-THE
trains stop here for dinner, and you get
dollar a meal from the passengers. You
ought to be coming money"
"Oh, no, l am not. Every thing is 40
very high up here in the n Mountains. All
kinds of provisions are very dear up here"
THAT may be-" said Mr.. Jones. "Sfill |
can't see that you are out any thing except
it may be for the wear and tear OF your
dinner bell"
John Jones " yelled the little man, ''T, 9
seen the time when you did not turn mp
your nose at bacon and beans. - V.fginia
Necoda) Enterprise.