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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

Rosina Vokes, Of the famous nisth-
provoking troupe, has married and re-
tired from the stage.
Stanley says that one African nstive
became 50 fond Of him that he begged
Stanley as favor t. klH aud eat him.
Mining companies west Of the Rscky
Mountains distributed last year dividends
that amounted to $z5,125,ooo. on these
consolidated Virginia led all others pay
ing $o,77o,ooo.
One Of the earliest settlers q Colorado
was friend Of Ben Wade. Shortly after
he located there Wade made hun visit
The country was dry, rough, and, un'n-
viting-even to one Of Wsde's rough nz-
ture. After looking the ground ovez, the
bluff Ohioan asked his friend, with . good
deal of disgust, how he happened 70 SCI
tie in such a God-forsaken country
"Why," said his friend, ''this u . good
country; all we lack here IS wasez aud
good society" ''Ye," exclaimed old
Ben; .sthats all they lack in h-H"
The case of Capt. Donavan, Of the 18th
Infantry, which has been On trial before
4 court martial, at headquarters, since
Friday last, was concluded yesterday
morning. The findings Of the military
inquis.tion, in accordance with the
customary secresy Of such tribunals, have
not been made public 1t IS undeEseood
the court martial Will continue IN session
until Wednesday uext-Sk. PaSI 61Ldde.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19
Talk Of a First-Class Paper IN New
York.

n. T. Times.
1t is rumore1 tDst 4 New craft IS to
be Launched upon .:'e t5-Asoefous va
ters Of NV York J,u... :ss-:s IN the
coming s,rins It i~-n; :'sa: :nrss
vel! known Phi!adei?his n''!I'on.'res
ave had .,s.s venture ., 80: .,'ist'ob
$40 OK .hrre J.srs, AMI s..at u u
,,w near maturity the gentlemen
= are G=ory. W. E's"t< A"-1ony
- .xei ard William H. ksmble.
,;.-iT rurp.,se * to maze rrse-rsass
..,.":us paper, iu.:o .'' i"r.n, e',bs cai-
,"..~ 10 :Ee page. AID s!'1 p:;ce To oe
a.. c:ut-. +, osi 81 :, ,ea .:sEo e.. Is
:: .-.. Pes il ""c.S@trT ~ ois
-s.. .,us 81 -s,- s...r Dsp~-< c.rDpfIs-
f:.e a-s,eiatis.n- aUh Esg 'Stss.Inn$
th:- -u.i .rr ua .:rsE".l -, bs weIt
- T. 3 -. IuzsS.a' .E's: ises y ~
1,.i 80. De ..u.. us .i:n.I, ti,,.x- p and .-!-
.~ut..ma ss.:.s.:i,d ss taiI--,f - = Ses
lvrk ., '.be .'.ii---rs
~ no.. ..r T. ,,i..: s'-"s.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19
er{hss never been 50 suspicious fer
prospecting. or for developing Of mines.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT
the cement Iodes being open show fire,
-four gold, and very rieh- II can be
seen in the rock IS taken from the
mine in clusters-of hundreds of hne
specks that make it appear 70 the max
ed eye as solid gold. Especially Is this
the case with the Monitor, Leathsrhead
and Mars lodes, and the very valuable
lodes lying to the north Of these being
opened fully bvJ. W. Mc1nsyre & Co
There IS no doubt but shat these
mines were formeralIy beds of rivers,
having been raised gradually by some
force from underneath to their present
location, and 50 - not to materially
disturb the formation. The eutjre for
mation shows basin the bed rsek on
which the cement lies. dipping into the
hill from each side. Ii 10 undoubtedly
a deposit which has been left there in
its former bed BY the action Of ice sud
water, the minerals that are found dis
tributed through it hsving been ground
and broken from the various quartz
leads which are running through the
country. Fossil shells are found in it
such as can be found in the present
water courses. and the entire Formations
shows strati6cation. -.
The bed rock underneath the eforma-
ton in the district, n. we'll as in, the
Cipnabar district adjoining. is loaded
with. quicksiive.sto,s such an extent thar
it is believed by those conTersant with
the subject, tha. it can be produced for
ten cents per pound, and the rock also
c ,ntaiBs-st least six inches from the
top-more or less gold.
These deposits containing aoas gold
sre surely more reliable. the dissrib1-
on being more even and general
throughout the entire lode, and there
fore less liable to run in streaks than
those lodes where coarser gold IS found.
This section of the country is in its in
fancy as yet, the belief haying become
general that the mining territory Of the
Black Hills was confined to the imme-
diate vicinity Of Deadwood, and this
fact has kept many seekers for gold
from prospecting this portion Of the
Hills. This was al wrong, and now
rich mines are being opened almost dsi-
" and perhaps they are On the same
belt of those famous mines sbout Dead
wood and Centrsi City.-Rapn CITY
Journal.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19
BONANZA JONES.
His Plea in the u. S. Senate for
Silver.

WAsBISsroS. Feb i4.-SeD.tor Jones
speech on the silver bill to day is re-
earded as the sblest that bss beeh made
on that subject, and he has been made
the recipient of congratulations from
both the friends and opponents Of the
measure, upon the exceedingly terse,
direct and lucid presentation Of his
facts and figures There was not much
rhetoric in the speech and it was de-
livered at the rate Of two hundred
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

Burning Of Daniel Webstsr's Homo.
MARsHr1ELD, Mass, Feb. 1.-THE
mansion of DAME! Webster burned ear
" this morning The loss is $50, 900;
insurance $4,000 Mrs. Fletcher Web
ster and her son, the occupants, saved
a quantity Of silver plate, pictures and
other priceless momentoes Of Webster.
The llbrarr was removed some time ago
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

The London TelegTzphs daily eircula-
ton now amounts Of $4,000 copies
Norristown Herald: A lecture field
that no man has yet taken-Kste Field.
A compulsory education" bill has
been introduced IN the Louisiana legisla-
ture.
John Morrissey has braced up and te1e-
graphs that he .swalIls of like = young
colt"
Miss Hanlon, sister Of the Canadian
oarsman, can beat her brother In . mile
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

: y" ei.ycr .ne,o,,s1- -;,..r. @n and "a
De-,od ,f fem xrz:-y prosperity will so'~
!o.. T Ie wes. ~E: get s..;z. ...,,s . s>-I-e--
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

syEFm8p awR
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19
st. Paul Business DIRECTORY.

(Chas. P. Peabody. Maurice Lyons. W. L. Perkins.
DEABODY. LYONS 4 Co.-1mpoeters and Deal
L ers in Fine Wines and Liquo rs, Old Bourbon
and Rye Whiskfes, California Wines and Braniies
scotch Ale, Dublin and London Porter. No. g.
East Third Street st. Paul hinn SIS
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

(1RAIG LARKIN-Importers and dealers il
~ Crockery, French China, Glassware, Lamps
Looking Glasses, and House Furnishing Goods.
:ast Third Street. St. Paul, Minn- E
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

TOE DEITRICH-Omnibus Line. Leaves Bis
- marck for Fl LincoiH at n and 2:1o L,
Returning leaves Lincoln at 10 u ald 500 p m.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

grams.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

D BROS5EAU-Wines, Liquors and Cigars, at tn
l. old stand, 9Th street.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-19

: SAMPLE ROOMS, &c.
AZ AINNE-HA-HA-Fin imported Liquors and
WI Cigars, Bottled Milwaukee Lager blythe glass,
bottle case. Smokers Goods, Tobacco, &c: ID
door above Merchants Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
Bv BRENGLE.

CONCERNING CHRISTMAS CONFEC-
TIONERY.
(hr;sLmas comes but onc5 year;
Habit makes pleasant time;
Run riot every kind Of cheer,
Iato every land end olimo
Silvan scenes delight no more.
Turning cold the northwinds blew.
May bird lives on milder shore.
And all tho folks 10 BRENGLES 90.
SANTA CLAUS waits thsro. you know.
Read thu second letter of the hrat hne' Tue
third lettor of the second line tho fourth lettsr
Of Tn third line and 50 on. and you Will nnu
the place whore all good children 60 and whore
Kriss Kringle awaits them with tho largest
stock of CAKES over made in this market.
Also French and Domestic Candies, Cakes'
Pies, Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery, Oysters, Ice
Cream, Water Icos and all the dolicscies OF the
soo.on. l2D King street.
Christmas, 1877. dec lo-kl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

DED ETS-Splendid assortment AZ
D COST; also few Colored and Wnne
Counterpanes. ,, =, pppu1Hy
dec dim w IL. ~. u H-o-.- !. ~ - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
EDUCATIONAL.

V10RE NEW GOODS FOR DEcEABER
MI SALES.
AVA Tuesday, December IL. 1877:
e,,,;onshIe Closks to day :. choice
nsops upe1G;osd Gneds st low prices beautiful Cscoes
stock Ladies Neektiss osTssbpns very p1ssy han
s Ds0se sssaed ana to Se their wants Prices as v
as Baltimore quotations.; ppasHEAK.
No. IO9 King street;
II. B. Hoome'. Nv alaxsndria, vs..
dec Is -Doc ID, by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
FISH, OYSTERS. &c.

WOOD AND COAL.
~OAII COALl
COALl
On nv wharf and to arrive during the season
q full stock Of
ANTHARCIEE,
CCr.".RLAND D ard
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
e. best quality,
and we'll Sc 4. will be pleased to
supply my I'D customers at lowest mar
ket price. j Al houses cars Or ooS'''
per ton Of MlA. s,,oon
je7 ..--.- W. a. oM00 ::
COAL o0An' 1t.
For good CLEAN COAL 20 to I: j: ME-.
HAFFEY s. CO'S., wharf and yard loot OF
Queen street. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
FANCY GOODS.
J. FERGUSON e. BROTHER

We have opened our stock of GOODS Fof
THE ALLSEASON, consisting in part Of
Ladies', Gents and Children's Merino Un'
derwear and Hosiery.
Dress Trimmings, in Silk and Worstea
Friuges, Gslloons. Buttons. &c.
Toilet Articles-Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Neck Puff, Side and High Combs. Soaps and
Perfumery.
Ladies' Collars, Cuffs. Ruchings. KufHings'
Ties Lace Scarfs, Linen and Silk Handker-
Worsteds. Germantown Wool, Shetland
Wool and Floss, Saxony and German Knitting
Yarns, in all colors and Embroidery CsnVases'
HOOP SKIRTS & BUSTLES.
All styles on hand and made to order at enof'
notice. p;a,
Wo have also q largo stock of Hair Bra'ds'
Curls, Pufs. &c to which wo invite your At
tantion. FERGUSON s. BRO.
oct 2 96 King street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
TIN1NCIiL AND coMMERc1aL.

SATURDAY, Aug. p p M.-Thc reported
aggregate sales at the stock Exchange to-day ia
the most comprehensive commentary that can
be given Of the condition Of the market. Tho
general business opened duh and prices were
very steady during the first half hour. except
for 1t. Paul preferred. which developed hcayl-
ness under free sales induced 10y the decreased
earnings Tor tho third week Of this month. rs
compared with the corresponding period of
1877. some $3l 900. At the call the price con-
tinucd 10 fall. and, shortly after noon sales
were made at co.,. which proved to be the turn
ing point. Lackawanna changed hands TO tho
greatest amount although the fluctuations were
limited to the small fractions. Lake Shore and
the Northwcsiorns secured some attention. nut
an other tho forenoon's sales amounted 10
only 1000 shares In tho afternoon the Mt
tendance was small Mt the Exchange. but some
Paul preferred. Taking advantage of this APP
ply being limited, holders OF ST. Paul preferred
easily advanced the price until the fOrcnoon's
decline WINS recovered, less = z cent. This
movement had It's effect upon the general list
which was bid up also but toward the close tho
demand ceased and the few offerings brought
prices :. 20 = Z cent of from the first figures II
the day
The following table represents the opening.
highest, and lowest sales, regular way. Of ths
principal stocks during the pnst week. together
with the number of shares dealt in:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
Fades the Daylight.

lIa. ne fNyf.
falr> fIe luNu-At Huu thr shadows
." is .tfNDr I.u tho lawn.
.W tIe nshtfall- 900 the mer.nWs.
AMI ihr N-ut uf uuN ie gone
To 'Nt darkness which rnfO Ii- H'n
INhUrr 1000 ulIfit. come uuNt %. rH.-
How ,ADh ihnusht ,uDhuu+ uH. ...- nIr
ol tir lear .up, rouo before
NfIu pam and i'm sorrow
ihInh nl the iuNui ones puuc,
I,t.t ui-i.f lies It'll morrow
nHthut-s hut rtrr,iNs ia, dawn
v Do % unt Cor hruri nrs fiNtu
lNi ihr flrui~ fht rniu' no moro
Il't W.Ill hc uo hupV ut heaven
In tur hrfht ioleNtrmote.
So whie shadow, dafk,n crme.
rit 900 tine CLOSE nf tiHN.
lNNDl. ln>t features urc before me,
Faces winch have I..,,d AWAY.
Nui as which miiO halpv Mughtcr
come ntuiu iu tones 90 love,
SWtrf'N e. hN'. follow Hffpr.-
Twilight angels tend above
tfdayIi-ht which is tainst
ll-ht ui dlN winch unW must hcct
II is lui flt hHuuN -hhliu.
tf d brighter htN a. hr
So "a 'irn iNili- M dreams have toull Wc,
IWIl.ut Voices Nll the air.
LlNti lHsf hclu-s gJtnrr round me.
Nut ih'lriurms a., passing iur
J. NuhN,N hUNnrus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
On seeing - Mule Kick "a Man Through the
Roof or shed.

I,on No HHlayfon Huel'sc
ON. nur'
Nhut -ftun- Hri rlUNNot'c arhlucrNf
What rulitu and Irrrlpttir extremes,
Man HislN no uul his Vision must Dc. hNDu Of lie
Will ,ithtr rouse 'htc from tlA dreams
A tl--'d -Dlnll
Trained tliN gr Ht Vttftt'js stfsuNr
To- bust a k,- of nalls. Kick down a fence OF
lat a man. ull mule.
SAY mu'c
Thou vast not aiWHNs thus iu-nlUllr.
lu.tusitr In 70 kindly touch or word
Auf uiWAN- hANr fhA accents. loud amt Vnluhi,.
Man, i,nliu hrtw wnh r.adlu terror st.rroi
Ilts your harsh rule
Always iuiltl ed hlnl. with emotions fleet
To fly tlit iundIln- ot thy later io,tf
say. gentle muller
Speak. mule,
Why dl-t tiou. with intense vitality,
LII through tho hlyclcss root M Wonder shed
man. AN earth born rhlld n immortality.
Bvcausc ho uns>,i thee with incauuous tleadf
lie was no TODD.
That has. born. suulVss mules should KICK him. Not
He Was A. scholar, an A NJ, a Ph. D., aD.-Oh -
Whoa. lnulgl u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
WITH 4 PISTOL IT MS MEAD.
. Yes Darling. OF Course You are my WIFE.
hut Donrt shoot for God. sake"

COoPERsTowN, Wy, Aug 4.-C r. Fuller,
registered at the Ballard House from New York
has been here several days with woman named
Mrs. Clark, said to be New York merchants
wife. This morning while Fuller and Mrs
Clark were sitting on the shore Of the lake. a
woman heavily yelled Jumped upon Fuller and.
pointing pistol at his head. demanded why he
had leit her for " that hussy.' Fuller tred 10
gro- the pistol from the hand OF the furious
woman. but she threw HIM down, AMI. placing
the pistol ~ his head demanded that lie confess
that size was his wife. 'lrs. darling, ~ course
cried. several persons arrived at this moment.
and Mr. Fuller prayed for God's SAX" that She
De disnrmed This was done. She tu"n wanted
lt" man arrested, saying that be was her hus-
band and had deserted hcr., The woman who
was IN Fuller COMPANY Need into house near
10y and hid herself ia a pantry.
Another account says that the boat landing Mt
the foot 81 Lake street was crowded with gen
u"mcn and ladies. quit" number of whom
preliminary warming a woman, with n heavy
veil coneeaing her features. hrandished Il Iis-
Ter. guest at tho Ballard House. who was sit
ting in company with Mis- clark Of New York.
irroI snn,n tbreatan7n,. iongnaso 'r6era was
general scampcrin i,s"N Mr-. Clark ran into ito a
house near by with the Apparently crazy woman
aiter her. Mr. Fuller. when he had recovered
from the surpris" ran after her. AMI,
so%Ing her, tried TO wrench NE Wa
EEnrk 'T6oI her sr''R fRRdn Goa aa' 2 Mr-
upon Fuller. and -aid he was her husband and
y" woman his mistress. A. Mr.. Fuller denied
tried t. ut - secession II il both III L. The iiuor
BY this time quite ,r wd had collected, md
one or two determined mon caught hold ~ her
bad followed Fuller her" from their house in
" tdhlown y y ani r1s,,;ierII n thu Grntral
Fuller cam" on Tuesday and til. wife on We'd
n"~duy. IL" IS said to brcnsnsrd in NJ lumber
y IN, -. AMI tp,oWn uin' irac's IN Michigan.
I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25

'"'' AL .i.. 1...
.r..t.... r,rt ,u ,rg
N" W.. H.. grm 90. ,r.-.r.
VI. 60 . Ds.., itrs., Ii,..lt'- |
Wt
H" I...f g.. William A. ljD4, ~ The
.....N.. ui.i.ut..n ..nurl
fIit N.. " ''" "' ''''
U.s. 'DI'- ] 1920" ""l'h Np-
t,. ...s. p thn lltl and tic 18th !
va. ,.....,. .t Nh, chara.t, of MIR.
ftAl tt-Ni '''- W az.
rm.v lalNNN. Nt Mol 'u'j presented;
v-,.r-.I H..-. Jr.. nuic.ill ilr the &c
lca'' .. a. ,
NJ .." stated tlN Mr. Lamuri was
,.t. .. ottoman empire. IIewn II n
tA.l l .,.,t 10, 81 -,
vy r D. iiW'} ""' 'h'N.' III s''u -''l'y
iol. I'D l.- .'u country amt ia this. IT, WAS
1.r,o,a,.-,tea.s ,"o ago. ana was On visit
irg 'i'- N"' '"'' ." ''"" ~" ". WV
England the FIRST article he complained e AZ
pared .ntar o''"'y H. That was brought
Nr Lawn wa, .''' "''
....,.is.r.f. lio latter had been deceived
u e s"''"- '''' NV
ss0mD mhd Ills irl-'h' anu giving cate
a.f and emphatic contradiction e. an that
FIX, ,, .. d rlaf lr'frt US Inserted In ihn
et hfi ft. another part nf tn unper was an
,eraririeNlr-r than the first repeating all
t.f-i u.f arIV "A swindlnr tut "a liar MIR
iorir wH- Wiling o. Withdraw tho present
prfecl.nGs ~" d'rndanis WON'T s'vr ~
.''nn., :, .u.,i,n 'T''
WI N-h.H-NI Ctrnlii. Is. Ucathrata street
sTihr w0- a 49,. Nhr.kcr. IL knew iheoom-
st"o fttln l-..if tilr numbers. nf tho 7jItI
lsI'iyii IA 2iu.i road thh articles relative
e' III t'ti.. H.. h,,lr,rI ,huf ,h.v rttiir1
hi i.', ...,'i ''' '""' '' "''"''
N,r l, '..-'itl tba, ihc iih.is,pl tho io..
,., ,."n'.. i.,lnani T., Nh" editor Of ,he TrN
sN'r t. lt- nnmn ,ns not Ion,i,ri Int
IT., b.. wont lr srv raj aliases, gaining hi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
ON Wednesday he received from that gentle
man the following letter.

SIR tdon't rs's' 'o scitc with the sun you think
owe NHu. but persist IN my hrst intention not to nay
yDu until Nuu prove tn me by letters from the Turkish
Embassy "r hN ~umc your cunparios that the state
u. inst Nuu entirely iuis, shall then con
-flD WN self Your debtor In the mean time place M
self ~ YOUR II ~pr.tl iu any way YOU pleas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

CATTLE FEEDING.-Profes, Slew
art lately Informed the American DAir.
ymen's Association that he once tri, q
an experiment with ten COWS. eivln.
each three quarts Of corn meal Il dat fed
alone. THIS was continued month.
Then three quarts mixed with peck 81
cut and mo stoned hay. were led To-
each cow. 81 weighing. the result
showed gain OF twenty five per cent.
IN favor OF mlXluJ the meal aud Gu,
hay. If the meal is led alone, it is
better 10 feed it dry las this favors dlges-
ten. Tie food is given raw. lfcoOked.
the fodd,r IL brought nearly to It's 0rigi
nal green state. But it will net pay II
cook is for only five or ten animals, a.
It requires nearly the same Labor to
cOok Tor Ten as forty. An experiment
was made 10 ascertain how much an
sore o corn was worth. 1t vas fed III
I raw or roasted state to lO4 COWS
Professor Stewart recommends as q
cheap way to cook corn, runnios car,
and all through cuitiss machine. then
passing them TO tie steam tauk. mixad
with water. This SaYes husbmg,
Smelling. and grinding.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

The Luray Cave is to be Illuminated
on the 9th inst.
Diphthera and scarletina have beer
prevailing to a considerable extent IL
Rockingham county. 90,
Mr.. Delaney. Of the Old Cc1ssut of
'ceahh, has returned to r.non w 'S
after faspnnth's visit.tad, Bohemian and
rAnish languages Refer to a copy of 1t for
valuable aud interesting reading cnuce nj .
heath, aud numerous testimonials as to the Ell.
cacy Of Hosteliers Bite S, amusement, varied in
formation, ASTRONOMICAL celebrations and Chrome.
logical TENS, a., which can be derendcd on f. r
Correctness. The Almanac for 1879 can be OIL
tsineo fee of cost from druggists and general
country dealers in all parts OF the country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
PAP RE s.

et;er papers and Enye opes IN boxes, in great
Lv@ri,jy. from - ct. up. Cgn IL BARGELi 4
sJN and see them.
l,ap, Letter aud vote Paper, Legal Cap and Bal
Opapcr with full line OF nselore-. bought d.
rect irom tue manufacturer. winch we can sell
vaiy low. al ,AGELl & sons BOok store.
t)lauk Books, Memorandum and Pass booss OF
Deysry variety, At BAHGkLI h SONS Book ana
stationary Store.
ISamily bibles, Pocket Bibles aud Testsments IN
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

POTATO BISCUIT. Boil halt dozen
fine, large potatoes. Mash them through
a colander. When cool add a cup ul
sweet milk and -four enough 10 roll out
with teaspoOnlul oi yeast powder Silt
cd with the -four. Do not knead more
than is absolutely necessary. Cut into
small biscuits and bake in a quick oven
These are a nice breakfast dish and
more wholesome than other biscuits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
WHAT OTHER SAY:

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The ural NeW-Yorker has the bes' lls' o. con
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FRI. ~. J. Beal, Mich 81 C'llege:
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elves. that the ;lru his 50 much improved
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
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