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9th her. and Rarallo received the title Of Mar
,nls and the dignity OF Chamberlain TO his wife.
If was ut Bclgiratc. anH1 an entirely English
,,rrounling. that Queen Margnrta was brought
IN. When later on her mother was allowed to
come to Turin and Florence 1t was again
with English and American residents that the
Du,hcss mostly associated. The young brother
Of Margaria. Duke Tommaso. was Tor two
or three years a punil OF Matthew Arnold
Naturally enough. this English influence mas
now been brought TO bear upon the Queens
own household. Everything is English at the
residence OF Monzn. including grooms. nurses.
eoycrncsses. and even the drill sergeant. Her
only son. and now the heir apparent. talks Eng
lish likenlit,lc John Bull Crown Prince 'trItz'
eas much pleased To find out. during his recent
dsit 10 Rome. that the little Prince of Naples
also talks German very ilucntly. But he cum
not say word in French.
This is said to be the hest proof Of the intense
hatred Of Humber,o for France. He maintains
that the alliance with Napoleon was the grcatcst
buudcr of his fathers reign. and that the sur
render of Nice and Savoy was crime. There
can be no question that To- sacrifice his native
land for the sake OF obtaining bigger crown
was not very chivalrous on the part of Victor
Emanuel. The north Of Italy begin to perceive
that they have lost more than they have made
Ivy Italian unity. Turin. that loyal and cener-
Gus city. which gave Victor Emanuel most OF
the means TO carry on his struggle ia now IA de-
serted country town. The faithful Piedmont
has become nm obscure province. And in the
ancient capital OF the Dukes Of Savoy reign now
a French sub project and adozcn Of gcndarme-.
There will. therefore. be nothing astonishing
IL we sec Humberto J.. King OF Italy. exert his
best efforts to become llumberto w.. Duke of Sa-
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From he N,ir lo,k Leiger.
Under the silver irinecs
90 me willow boupl is that swung
A.giitier IN tho .uu,hinr,
WITH frozen towels strung.
Win the smuulJsr.lg iire II OpAls,
~ pearl ant chiVsnprNse.
Aud the nyinhhng ,l.lfnond drops that set
The frosiy morn ablale;
Under the swaying willows
Mhrn the 'all grcrn rl' h"s sprfng.
The waNsde spring ui my childhood
Bmuhlcd AMI laughed and sang
Kuhbh''l and riplh'd over.
~ The blltbr Mlnd> came ana went
And dmplcd All dan in the sunshine
With gurale VI glad content
Through a chink in messy bonlder
ltS living wHhrs rurlvd,
With innruculltr whispers
Of the wonderful underworld,
The tail fern. nu,ldcd wisely
. Will every trund and feather-
The brown Ired- hent IA listen,
With all their heads together.
Under the winlry starlight.
And under the summer noon,
It's ccAs'less silNerN hAbhle
Was SGT To the self same tune,
The PUSHES on us nAfrin
Mere the grrcne-t TINT evergreen
And moss snG brake. Tor its sweet sake,
We're golden through ana through.
when the skies were gray with tempest,
Amt the land seapc blak and bare,
II seemed like Joyous presence
In tle midst 0t grrti afhi care
Like II eneery. happy nature
No cloud can overcast
In Joy or pain. In snn OF rain,
COntented to the last
ErAA ALICE BROWNE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
SOL SMITHS CURSE.
An Acquitted but Guilty Murderer wheas
Life n Burdsn To His.


Sol Smiths brother Lemucl, a Young &C.
TOR. was killed in Augusta. Ga. His murderer,
Flournoy. was acquitted by the jury on the pied
that the killing might be elassed as the result OF
n duel. After hearing the verdict. Sol Smith
said IA the homicide:
Bciofc Col ana man charge yon with numbering nv
brother The sheep OF the innocent wall more be
ours. You ar murderer. and Will ever more carry
iutti ~ THIS world Aou wGil never sleep again
Two years later Sol was accested by an ab,ect-
looking Nr,'i ~. who stood before him in an att.
,uds"t supDlir'diou. 1t was VIM flournoy.
Why DO YOU follow me z said Sol
Because | want YOU 10 shoot me--right
herc,
No. it is not for me to punish you." was the
reply.
1t not punishment ask Won to innct-that have
f'cI!Ntd Hlr'adN an iG measure ltis vengeance ask
trrer. eidenyor,d 10 -uadS N, committed
u"rcr. You sud would never sleep more and never
sol A senses IN brandy until uncon IS came
iurnr o. me ''f nrc moment Nv lifc Is burden
TAKE y l1t inc the hs yoNr hand. and ihcn may
Your hr 81 may foisVe VIII NE 10 night hs
.aii lmpresslVeN ~ sol turned AVIAN aud leit him
tNr nest morning flCutuul hody vas found at has
country place. Il was r.died by bullets and sealped
g. INDIAN war had Just bTosen out anu he had 6esn tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
An Un.eemiy Row In "a Chapel


some strange proceedings took place Inst
night At hhi.m Chapel 3RgshcOnhc in cunntc to WIN
disputed right 10 Tie possession III the chapel MI w.
Brown solicitor Of bristol was in possession, acting
pastor when lie about In give out hNm mn at the
commencement nj the service, the trustees entered ,he
chapel with the aNov,si intention OF turning hun out
Nj Brown maintained his postum in the pulpit during
long alricaull during which he repealed the trustees
b. hrandIshing his ~ tbrcila In their After
hours interruption drring which abusive language was
used either side, thu trustees let the chapel dlscO
nlsd. Nj. Brown Thea preached his sermon.
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Jake Hosicr and Joe Brown shots lynx near
it, rocky W the Mountains uear hurthhoru. sullivan
county, ! rrctutlv Iho Luuuis had RON "a INTO the
LrAs and trlrd 10 dlsl'msr II, t Wrlc badly Goat,
The hunters then trripi tlai u" oi Them should enter
and shoot the beast tnkins an arm, revolver in MS
rlsht hand and torch IA his le on, of them cnrrcd
the rucks amt seeing the lyuA'. eNss htsnx nrcd
has revolver AZ H. the hulf entering tue bgan and ALT
Ing II Instantly II was rs lnr.. a. an ordinary hound
The Canada lynN Il lar"r than wildcat and lts tail Is
shorter than eaiamuunts several nave been killed
fne val
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An Ineeudlary Bio~s hls brain. Out.


The burning OF the High School building. in
Ellington, Conn. nearly two years Hrn hgs resulted IN
Tragedy The owner Of that properly, Charles Warner
Vi Elhu2ton, was tins week arrested ani taken 10 Rock
sille. whore he confronted with the proofs his
guilt He denied atnrsi, but btng iiirN coruered,
owned up and ~etIrd the mAtrr with the hy
paying over hall ct the ~ 10 money on
"Wednesday hr Warner borrowed Shotgun vi u neigh.
bVr. went into the woods anu blew his brains out
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RUNNING 4 GREET RISK.


4 few evenings ago, h one %, the bubtail
chariots If the Blocker street line was slowly
climbing over the mountains In Elm street with
young lady AMI an elderly gentleman IT, solo
passengers. she exhibited great impationcc AZ
tho slow progress made. Further On. ils IA"
car had to halt for team, On the Track she
wouti hav. got uut but for tho gentleman who
said: It's only for nall minute: don h. iin-
patient.
She put her head out Of tine window. walked
mp and down the short length at the chariot.
and inarticulat"ly snapped out som" sharp
words. Nn"n her companion said: ~ Noh ~'rul
So impatient that am let! To- hccNr -nin' mem
bsr ~ your family * SICK j. it not So:
"Theyare all unusually we'll. -h" replied. ne
she took her seat again, One block moro. and
the car left inc IRA X. she waited m instant 10
see If II w"uid h" hauled On agnin. and then
started 10 60.
-" It vii he all right in a minute" prot, ,tcd
the old gentleman.
g Can't SOC it, she CURLY replied.
will
And II Isn't sickness 2"
See here" she said. rs she = 1od on tho
platform, you are DIVING 20 know the rnu-e
Of my hurry | vii tell you. Nv Young man il
10 he M my hOuse over in brouklyn. az half
past :. ami I'm not gong 10 run the risk II
losing n good offer Tor all tn old men and all
the street clrs in ~" world. III re, does that
make you feel amy better -
He pond, red is the car slowed around and
bounced and buhbed. and concluded ihnt She
WA, perfc fly correct. though u little hasty in
her manner
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Breaking his Meek ngainat - Hrnnch ofa Tree.
LII a 49,. . -

On sunday morning last intelligence reached
Town tlAt P"tl'. VIZ lut sum. tan" lust hhd ho,n
rnAAped "o-king On pr Dnsm rs iarm, kaufman
county Texas hGd been cridVuta} kilrd The manner
m which he mst his dchf ms saturday he vAs
la town Attending Ia some court matters lae that even
lie he started tur home "n hsr-thtgk IN" ma ht WIS
DARK. IN has way was ire whlSh oyerhAngs ,he road
Riding AZ iuI gHiup he struck thD tree hrulsue Ia hrnd
and breaking his neck fhe party who were rding Win
him say hls death was Instantaneous
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AGES or ACTRESSES.
Figures and Other Information about Some
faVorites Of the Public.

II MAJ not DO within the rnles Of proprioty
To- inquire into the age OF any lady. but ladies' ON
the stage being more or less tuYorltes of the
public. II Is always matter of interest 20 know
something ~ them. Inquiry rs 10 the age of nm
actress j. 81 frequent occurrence The ages OF
several ot our most prominent ladies' in the
iheltrlrnl lrn.nsslnn are glNnn Inflow.
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Bem Wnde's Condition.


FTFWt Hf ffHffnluN fHquIW
JEFFERsoN, O.. Feb 14.-Dr. futile handed
the Endi,r nnden here this evening the follow
ing stateuent of his condition.
The Hon H. .. Wade scoiditlon has been unchanged
to-day His st runnnues and he Is not quite as
well today as during yesterday. His prostrnnon
moro frarke and he has little or no relish Tor the
nourishne nj Ont2 ed him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-22
TO LET.

A FINELY FnRNISHED OFFICE,
n with bedroom attached, Tor rent. APP
civ Mt this office
Eureka, Jan. 10, 1878. jall-f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-22
District Court Summons.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| SIKH Judi ial District, in and for Eurek
County, state Of Nevada. The Stat, of Neva-
da sends greeting to George Dick and Hong
Lee md Ahh Sim, Yung Chung. George Dick
and Yung Wah, heretofore and now doing
business in Eurcka County. Nevada, under
tho firm uame Of Hong Lee Company: You
are hereby required to appear il an action
commenced against you, MS dofendant. by
Frank Abadir. as plaintiff in ,hc Distric,,
for the County o. EureAa a, State Of Nevada,
ut tho town OF Eureka. ard answer the com
paint therein, wbich is on fiie with the Cierk
OF said Court within ten days after tho SER
vico on you of this Summons exclusive OF the
day % s.rvice), i served in said county, or
twenty days it served out of said county but
within this ai.tTict and in all other eases
forty days, or Judgment by default viii be
taken against yo0, according 10 tho prayer OF
said omplaint.
The said ection il brought to recover judg-
mept against YOU, the said defendants, for the
sum of $50, u. :. gold Gin, and interest
thereon in like gold coin, from tho 18th day
o February, A u. 1877. at tho rate of five %
per cont. per month. and that certain decd
executed on tho 18th day Of Nav, 1875, BY
George Dick and Hong Lee, and delivered TO
laintif to secnre the payment OF said SUN
and interest, may be declared to be mort
gage upon he premises therein described,
u, d thnt said premises may he sold by the
sheriff OF Eureka county for the satisfaction
OF plaintiffs demand. and Tor such other and
further reief as this Court shall seem meet
and proper, and as more fully appears by
reference to plaintiffs complaint on file
herein.
And you are hereby not fed that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, he said pla ntiff will apply
to said Court for to relief demanded ther in.
! srn ! Harmon, havo hcreunto set my
! '"''" hand and 'tfixed the seal of id
F~~% Coutt thi 7th day of April. A. l..
l,77.
f. II. HARMON. Cls rk District Court.
Sixth JIdic'a itri, I, Eureka Co New.
3y Il. Aioiis. LII, ,es nty Clerk.
C. UukHARD. Ai'y fer laint f.
q 0-law3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PETER McGARRY VS.. NJ. McGARRY,
GEO. W. CASSIDY, HIRAM JOHN
son, Executor of d. c. Sherlock, de-
ceased. +. A. COLE, and NJ. b. KELLY
Sixth hi ic Coat. 20. 5il- order of Sal.
aLd Decree Of fcrerl1suie.
HNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN Or
~ der # sale, and dec 60 of force osnre,
issued ,ut thu district Court OF the Sixth
Juaieial District OF the State OF Nevada, On
TO 4 h day OF January. A. ID. 1873, in the
sboye entitled action, wherein Peter Me-
Garry, the abov" nam pla niif. Obtained
Judgment and o. % against NJ. MeGa ry.
Ge,, W CassidN, .i,ram John 'on-execator
Of d. G. h-rlock, deceased-F. A. Co and
VI. Il Kelly. dntendanis. on the 22d day OF
December. A. ID. Is.7; which said jud gMeot
Bnd decree was on the - day ot December.
A. ID. 1871, recorded in judgment snoN "a"
page 3jI, said District G lurt, | am com
manded 10 sell all that certain mine or min
ing claim situato in the County 0 Eureka.
state OF Nevada. and described us follows.
to wit;
All Of the interest Of said defendaat Is in and
to the BaInsr Mine, situated and being on
Prospect mountain, in Eureka Mining Dis
lIict. uteka County. Nevada; sad Banner
Mine ing oy IN possession Of said de-
fenianls, AMI being on the we rly slepe Of
ProsI Get mountain. and Joining 10 and imme-
diat iy youth af lib MetaY oras mine; said
Banner Mine containing, in all, twelve hun
dred q ,200l icet, rlere or less.
Pub il not CO il hereby given, that
On Monday, the 2sIh bay of Janua-
ry. A. ID. 1879,
Between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 5
O'clock =. NJ to wit: at O'clock p. NJ. of thai
day, in II ont Of the Csurl-house OF the Conn-
" - Eur, ka. / vii in OBJ dcncs to sal
o der of sale and deer o foreelosure, sell
the above described lroperty, or as much
! he r. NJ a t,a IN SAT- sfv
4, Ialntiff's j dgmcnt, with Interest thereon,
and cn-ts, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash-u!l ia United states gold coin.
JAMES SlAS, Sheriff.
BY j. u. MI SOW, Deputy.
Eureka. January 5, 1873. j5td
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Notice of Forfeiture.
EUREKA COUNTY. STATE oE NEvAp..

EUREKA COUNTY. SrArE oE NEVADA.
Decen Der 81 4, 1877.
ITO MICHAEL SHEESE AND A, q. Nc
KENZtE: You are hereby notified thar
/, owning the interest of Barney Collins, one
OF the ori9inai locators, bave expended at
least eighty dollars for each OF the following
wears, in labor AMI improvement unon the
Irish lmbascnder" lode. ins 500 feet,
situated in Secret Canyon Mining bistlict
and ce,d d in ths rcco dis now in said dis.
t'ict. in III county ani Sta ,as vi n .r'ear
by or fife ties llcd n 4 ~ Decem b"r, ls17. III
tho otii of he Recorder of ssid co.,ut,, l.
oiier tn ho'd sid pr m sas rnier ihe pr,
visions q! sc"tion 2 3n of tn v.ed Stat
tncs of tho Unii"d Siates, b ing he "ti" n
REQ od I" ho'd tho N ne or ha yo Us end
inc lS75, iS1i. 1877: and II oilhin ninety days
nf,' his noiic.. by .'uhli uilo,,, yon all o.
refuse t. contribute yalir propertiop such
'xne ndi,ur ,asc -to. at",s, yonr iht ST "
said cla'm wtli becumo til rrr,crty OF the
suDsciib +, under snil SO on 2,3!i.
jyi-lawt0d d. j. j. .MAULAUGuLIN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-02
a CHAPTER.
WILLIAM

FIRST Book OF CHRONICLES, Guar. -
|. T1eIe lived ia the land round
about the valley. neac Beverly Hit,
certain sous, the descendants OF
Juphet,
2. There assembled in the valley
on the evening OF the twenty ninth
day o. First Month 81 eat conoourse
OF people to hear talk by an emil
nent Doctor.
3. There was great Joy in the
valley, The wit aud the learning Of
the valley was there assembled, and
there WAS much Joy.
4. Among all the great people
there assembled were three greater
than all the rest--sons OF Behal.
But the greatest of these was Ger
tain very great Doctor; great in
nind CD great III. We forgot
what else.
8, Wien all the people round
about were IN great 10Y, tins great
| I'd Doctor arose aud sad TO himself
tnls rs too much aud he called to
hun hls two other great men, and
aud they took the keys tothe great
pace and took themselves therein,
and one opened his mouth and spake,
we must be smart, we must be
/ smart aud NO are smart; we mus
be as smart as the mule cared mau
OF the East.
6. When the great CD Doctor 80
spake the others said, Yes, we are
smart. yes, we will write some reso-
buttons, yes" And he spoke unto
them and said, 1--WE Will show coul-
tesy.
7, We wont be brazen like
spread Eagle" We are gentlemen,
aud wIll get up, aud we will stand
up, aud We will speak, and we will
say, Mr. President, by your per
mission Will introduce further res
oluuons."
8. When they had so spake,
they sald, We are wise" Aud
they betook themselves into the
assembled congregation, aud they
wore smile, aud that niie--it was
chlld-llke and bland.
tude had put together their heads
aud sad yes; what certain man
had cad was good 80 when they had
all eaii yes. then he smile had fad
ed from the brow of the great ~
Doctor. But he spake unto himself
aud ssld. We will see. And he
arose and HE smbrosial locks did
spAke, aud all the people round
about did spake. aud when he arose
ne std, Mr.. President; by your
permlsslon desire to introduce al -
dlIonal resolutons-We. the audi.
ence----." But the audience bad
lie heads together and the big man
SAID wait"
10. Aud all the people smiled,
aud then the great (?) Doctor arose
aud sHid Mr.. PresIdeut, by your
permission | desls to introduce
soue Iesoiulions,' aud the people
-ald, y es, snd they smole smoe.
Moses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-02
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
WAsnoNoron, Jan. 20. 1878.

WAsHQEoToN, Jan 20, 1878.
Last week was signaiIzed by three
brilliant events which, ~ they can
neIther be repeated nor eclpsed
will OF necessity make it the notable
week of the season. That which
vii be most universally known and
commented upon throughout the
country 10 the presentstion to the
Government by Congress Of the
King Statue, which would not be
especially insignificant but for the
row kicked up over " IN the Senate
by Metsss. B aIne, Dawes aud Hoar.
Bone caused IT AL and has been
both landed aud blamed therefor,
some OF bis lriepds crying "brayo I
the old spirit OF fght as there and
JtheIe considering biz attack as IN
necessary and out Of place while
his eneiutes unanimously declare IL
20 have been uupanly aud uugeuer-
Gus TO rake open Old wounds ~ he
did. Anyway, IT. WIS u good time
Tor the speCtatOIs--snch one ~
they have been looking and longing
iOf ali winter, for YOU must know
nothing 50 much delights The look 10
on 30 Congress a. malicious and
sWuted KILT, no matter how unjust
OF VICIOUS, between some Of our Rfeat
aud dign,hed % law makers. This
% our human nature shown.
Ia the other remarkable events
mentioned the anIthsas Of roya,
lils were presented most forcibly 10
our American seuses, being seremon.
les 10 honor Of the death Of Italy's
King aud the marriage Of Spain &.
conducted by the respective legs.
tons the funeral obsequies could
isiI Of seeming tatclcai to those not
particularly interested, Of burning
candles aud incense and spunknny
holy water over an empty coihu must
needs be ludicfous. The display.
however, was grand a. im posing In
the extreme. none such ha, beef
witnessed here since those attending
The burial Of Abraham Lincoln
TIE BOIaI decorations were exeep-
uonaby foe and tasteful, beng
mostly OF white blossoms, ecsrIet
leaves and vines OF smilax-repTe-
seDtng the Italian national coiors.
white, scarlet aud green. The DIP
.onatic Corps Saa out ~ wosse al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-02

members Of the NJ. E. Church, re-.
suited IN a nett profit OF one hun
died aud twenty ave dollsu, pay
ipg 'or then organ aud leaving a
su. plus TO so on the salary OF their
pastor. Some OF the members are
very much dlsSusted at having an
organ In the church, maintaining
that his Satanic Majesty Was the
insti9ator oil all Instrumental music
IN church.
An extensive revival is IN progress
at Independence. The R-v. Stpp
aud Lea Sre the oflioisun1 ministers
Mr. Chss. w. Sheriff, telegraph
operator at thus p ace, has returned
rom a visit TO friends Ia Otio.
Married, on the 24,h inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES ia, her, JOS
epn Klmbsll, + q Miss Lena KIM
ball to Mr.. WIr, Saith.
Born uuto M, aud Mrs. Joel
Ward. on.the % h lust. e. "A son.
Simon Aides n, + has been
attending court in Taylor county.
He returned home thus morning,
MISS X ,te + Kiger, WHO has been
visiting Mr.. Q. L rs ct tins place.
returned home last week.
Mrs. Vim, p. Atwood was the sue.
cesslul candidate Tor the gold head =
ell cane.
Success to the ARGUS.
Yours.
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10 full uniform. aud many Congress
men, President Hayes and the entire
Cabinet The audience was by 40
mesus wholly composed OF big bugs
aud dlgniIarles, as generous spunk.
ling OF the Pa,rlck.ana. Biddy ele.
msu. bore witness. Mrs. HAYES
stood side with the lowest scrub.
woman, ss did Counts and Buons
with peanut vendors aud b ,ot- blacks
Democracy prevailed aud the scene
WAS one OF pain and crowd aud iostle
Senior aud M dame Manulls's
fetc m honor o. King A lonsos mar
mage was different IN that 10 plebi-
aus were invited, Tue crowd wac as
great and probably the discomfort.
The marriage had something to eat
also, while the funeral could only
smell.
No marriage in royal family has
been celebrated here SINCE that OF
Princess Royal OF Fnglsud 20 the
present Emperor of Germany in 1888,
whea u grand bail was given in
hsnor of the event by the British
Minister, Lord Napier. The con-
munity OF Washington IL mean The
hi2h community has degraded itself
IN connection with this affair by ma
ueuvering and soliciting Tor invita-
tons from Madame Mantllla. The
floral decorations here were also
mostly IN the national colors OF
which the host ess canned rare bo-
quet. She was dressed in white
satin, pearl network and diamonds,
her toilet being surpassed by none
IN richness and beauty. / will not
describe other costumes but only say
that every description of rich mate
rial aud color and jewels were worn.
The gentlemen Chose that could lay
claim to any were in uniform, re-
gala, badge and medal, The table
damdsk ADD tue china was lnAnulac-
tured in Paris for the OCCASION and
ornameuted with Madame Msntilla's
coat-o i-arms.
MERRILL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-02
FROM SALT LICK VALLEY.
SALT LroK. Jan. %. 1873

SALT LICK, Jan. 2S, 1873,
Editor Arqus ;-rhis valley ia in
Union aud Portland districts.
Fh,ukiug a few items from this val
ley and vicinity would be interest
ING 20 the readers OF the ARGUS. |
sent You the ioiiOwing:
5. Q, Nine was presented by his
wife with fine large giIl baby on
the night oi the lSh.
jacob Il sev Is erecting a new
building Samuel w. Taylor is pre-
psrlng TO erect new hewed log
dwelling. About seven Fights OF
he men IN this valley have been
attending court as witnesses in toe
case Of State VS., Lemuel Stewart for
shooting Nine.
You eau hope to hear from zee
again II you deem TINS worthy OF
publication.
WILLIAM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-02

II the farmers Of Preston county cor
tinue for few years 10 Iger to improve
Ia the mode Of farming their lands a.
they have been o6ing for the past two
y1lrs IL will not DC long until there will
bo great change IN The county a. re-.
CARDS money matters. Nothing helps ~
enrich a country more than set Of good
thrifty farmers who try and produce
more grain from their lands and raise
more live stock than Is required by the
homo consumers. Heretofore most Of
the flour used by the Consumers here was
shipped from the West. and in some in
stances even corn and oats were brought
horc aud sold from other places there
not being enough raised In tho country
70 supply tho demand. But during tho
past two years there has beon plenty
ofeverything raised 70 supply homo con-
scmpti IN and some 10 spare.