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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13

m Can make money faster at WORK for rs than
a. anything elre. Capital no. required We
viii start you. 81 per day Of home made By
The Industrious. Man, women, boys and girls
Gina. Costly outnt and terms tree. Address
mhI ems TRUE d co.. Augnsta. Maine.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

NyPIcI OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners OF Storey County. Nevada
Notice n hereby given, 10 pursuance OF an order
of the Board 81 County Commissioned OF storey
County. Nevada, made on the i7th day OF Feb
rusry. 4. D. 1879, thsttsealed Proposals will be
recelyed By ssid Board mp 20 and Including the
itth day OF March. Al 1879. lot supplies ior
r. ou,s,tion and bill Of Items on ale In the County
Cleri . once, which can Be referred 70 for par.
ticulsn during once hours Of esrh day.
By order u the Board OF County commis.
sionsrs Of storey County.
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BllNKSU sSs ns1 5., .I.,Ss !: 4s \.
NV AS % sSoss notice.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Replies 70 0sseral 8ragg-Prepsssd
Changes OF she Pstess Laws
The Osly Probable Baress or
IN 0ovsrnmsus.
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Journal, F.b. 10.

The people at Huffaker's will vote
Tuesday. March 8, upon the question Of
voting q tar OF $3.50 to be used In finish.
ing the new school house. fencing tho
school yard. and decide OH selling the
old school house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13
Reno Items.
Gd,,hS, E1. Il.

The sport Of to-day Is fishing. Every
man, boy and Chinaman who can get q
line aud hook Is out fishing. and those
who have no line 8 tin cans and build
dams In the Mill ditch. Others wade
about In this ditch and scoop up the
suckers with their hands. The water Is
muddy, and all the poor fish have to do
10 to innocently fall into the hands Of
the many fishermen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-13

THE COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
L are hard at work 70 make this Ball excel
anything Of the kind ever given 10 this city.
FOUR ELE0ANT PRIZES will be distributed
TO the following perrons: Two for the most
original characters for lady and gentleman. and
two for the most comic chArActers for lady spd
gentleman. These prizes will be awarded by .
committee selected from the audienee. No
member Of the Club can compsts for any Of the
prizes.
Caniaee GO are frss OF charge, ADD will CONVEX
maskers 10 and from the hall
TICKETS. Ss-Admittlns gentlemsn and two
ladies In masks on the floor. PARTIES holding
such tlctsts and Wishing to attend - spectator
are entitled 10 three reserved seats In the dresr
circle, and can exchange the same al II. Blocks
jsvslry store i've days prior TO the Ball.
SPECTATORS TICKETS. 81 s0-For the
dress circle, and can be reserved At any time o.
II. Blocks lewelry store.
GALLERY TICKETS. N-To be had d the
Opera II Juse tiehet ONCE on the evening Of the
Ball.
No one admitted on the floor without misk
before 10 O'Clock. and st IL o'clock. ai the sound
Of the cornst, avery one must unmask.
Tickets 10 DO had from the Commit nitd
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eoRN.

MARKs-In Gold Hill. February IL. 10 the
wife Of Thomas Marks. q aon.
JOnNSTOk-In Phoebe. February !. 10 the
wife Of George q. Johnston. . son.
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NLEAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAZoRs.
~ Quiek. Smooth, Neal. listclsss work.
Hair cutting and Dressing done In the most
artistie, mitsbls and satisfactory styb.
Ths Cd Ptoassr Bslooa 70 The plaos. and dont
100 fofsstu 70, suls n
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the PIONEER
sHAvHaA nAlRDREsslHa SALOON
o. PoHL, PROPRIETOR.

MAIN BTRRRT ..........G0LD HILL
Opposite 0ibson's Saloon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
Interesting Relic.

We have recently seen ole Of Che most
ancient relies Of antiquity which +, has been
our lot TO behold. and lhe very age Of which,
apart from other hallowed associations no doubt
belonging TO Il. could It's history be disclosed,
gives {; an almos. sacred iaterest. u is HUI
guenot Psalm Boos, the property Of Mrs.
Smith. mother Of Ms David G. Wilson, Jr.,
Of Flo,ila-uor soiouruins in our town. Mrs.
S. informs Us that the boob was the property
Of her great grand-molher, ani is enc hun
drel AMI f1rty-niae years oll I, is very
small volume, three by two inches. bound in
heavy leather an cracked AMI backeued by
age, with solid silver clasp and ornamcn;ci
corners of tie sane metal /, is finely
printed ia French. AMI contains The Psalms,
each set 90 music in square, or patent, notes,
the Commandments. aud formula or litur-
~ Of prayers and the ceremony OF the Ercha-
ri>t, Marriage, Sc, f1r the use Of E;clesiasties
7, bears on It's tiilo p,gotha following inscrip-
ton. sizes Pseaanss % DIed, DIS en- TTs
Francois. E,,rs &c lpproure- par e Synod,
Halon Ds5 Proro,es- Uueg Noarelc Eii-
ton. 4 Au.t.rtlIa. Chez Henri Dasgs-el
NDCCNNN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

On Saturday Western Pennsylvania
was yi-iicl by severe rain fnil-- resatlns ia
immense destruction u property peclally
al Petroia 0ye bail milton dollars worth
Of property destroyed.
John August, dwarf and cripple in
Pittsburg, died in that city on Friday last Of
sporadic cholera He lived in filth and expired
ia dirt aud great pain lie was misery in all
bis habits, aud left $3.50 in bank.
In Petersburg, Va, Saturday evening
Capt Daniel Dodson, auditor Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company, his wife, live daugh-
tiers, two grandchildren and cook, were made
seriously in by ealing ice cream, the custard
of which was boiled in brass kettle. Neigh
bors to whom some Of the cream had beer
sent were also taken III after ealing it.
The new bridge across the Shenandoah
at Harper's Ferry, is To be Howe truss, Gl;
feet long with two abGtmens and three piers
each Of the latter Of cnt stone, by % feet
and will cost about $4,000 Samuel Wal
ton, of Charlestowp, will do the masonry
work and the King Iron Bridge Company. Of
Cleveland, O., viii construct the bridge, which
is to be iuished by October.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
Er5enSire Sale


SOUYHDOWE AYD C0TSWOLD SLEEP
rsVHE subscriber sccoud annUal sheep Sale will
take place 40 Strathmoor. near Ne. Jack
son. Shenandoah county, Virginia, Immediately
on the Valley Branch Of the Bait. i o. u. k, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2Oih, 1879.
VIII be sold,
100 Pure bred Ycarliug souihlown and Cots
wold Bucks.
100 Pure bred Ycarling southdown and Cots
void Ewes.
lo0 High grade Cotswold lcarling Ewes ant
Eve Lambs ct his own raising.
The most Of the Sheep were bred by the late
Brutn- J. CLAW. by Heny Clay Snr., I. }. Ne
gibbcn. J.. VI. Bedford, Mr.. kcnnaid and Other
well known Ken,ucky breeders. They arcehoie'
and desirable.
Tie hopes 20 offer some 20 OF 30 Head Of young
pedigree Kentucky Shol ,horns Of both sexes, a
the same time.
Sac iii camnence n II o'~'ocf promptly
L,ueh at o'ctocf; S,ic resuhini ai o'ciotk.
TEEts;- F.fiy dollars and under each; over
90 la will Be given for satisfactory negotiable
Trains on The morning OF the sale viii leave
Washington 40 dock; Frederick, 5.45; la
gcistnwa. G.lO; MMuns0u's. q %; stanton
20; arriving az ID O'Clock and returning tn
same d1y-stupping at all way stations. Ticket
at half fare rates and good ior three days
GILBERT :. MEEM.
Col. J.. z. Muir. OF Kentucky, Auctioneer.
August ., 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

The Martiusburg Statesman says; "Mr.
James Miller Of this county, residing near
Gerarlstown, has charge ola threshing machine
propelled aud operated By steam, two horses
being required TO guide it I'm is removal from
one place TO anotter. As the machine was
passing through Gerards.own on Tuesday
morning, under the management Of Mr. Scott
Chapman Of Winchester, aud reaching a turn
in the road near Mr. Morgan's store, the seat
came in contact with hiicling post. II was
torn of with crash and Mr.. c., the occupant,
was thrown violently 10 tue ground, becoming
entanglel in the machinery aud receiving sew
eral scalp wounds and was otherwise sevefly
bruised. The engine having no guide forced
both horses over paling fence, smashing sew
eral panels in its course, finally lodging against
A house occupied 10y Dr. G0dsborough. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
starving 20 Dcat,a.

Thousands of men and women are starving
themselves to death They dare not eat or
drink this or thar. fearing it will increase their
Gesh. Life depends upon continuous self
denial. The only safe and reliable remedy
for this terrible condition is Alan's Auti-FAi.
Its wholly vegetable aud perfectly harmless.
Its uso iusurcs a reduction of from two to five
pounds per week Sold by druggists.
BUFFALO, Y Y. June - 1873.
To THE PRoPGIEroRs or ALLAN's ANrI-FAT
Conference.-The following report is from
lhe.laJy who uscl AllAn's Auti-Fa,: 1t
the Auti-FAij hal the desired feet, reducing
the Fat from two 10 FIVE pouads week, until
had lost twenty five pounds I hope never
to regain what have lost"
PowELL e PMNrT) ~
WnnleSale Druggists
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Labor saving machinery Is base
misuom,r. L, should, rather, Zee styled
"mooey-sa,ias"-s.are therein lies its ouly
charm ana value. Each uew invention de-
signed, o.ters.lly, TO expedite work is esteemed
,a precise proportion ,o The number of human
"iaul," uiil whose services IFS own automatic
utility viii permit dispensing. To the vast
numbers ana varieties Of these money-sayiug
mechanical devices is being added another.
which we lal making It's way ioio the couu-
try's tailoring osatishmeots ond driving
tLelce tle ,.i,as artisans. A Delpbia item
reads:
These machines have 4 caplbiijty
0f cutting nearly eighteen hundred garments
in DAY of twelve hours, OF about equal 20
the combined results cd The labor OF eight
men. Butt1l-holcs also. can De worked by
machinery 40 TIE rate Of one hundred and
eighty pr hour. while bv hand it wopld taae
Tie sane period 60 complete three holes. By
th, cuttiu. machines folds Of cloth torty-ply
thickness ca0 be easily cut through. An iu-
siluce 90 tle value ot machinery in expeiitus
Manufacture IS afforded IN ihe fact that The
establishment where cutting aud button-hcle
machines are used turus ont one huudrcd suits
rcldy for wear inside 81 twelve hours
Recognizing the growing wretched s'gtns Of
American haud-workcrs whose rapid disp'ace-
mcrt tha machiuerios Of capital are accom-
plishirs bows pa, applies the text-Luke MN
26-"o 70 every one that bath shall
Be given aud from him that hath not
even that which DE hath shall be taken away
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
Dry Goods,

Noaoas, Boots, Shoes, lets, Cps, Cioaing,
&c, DC
AZ Greatly Reduced Prices, in order % make
room for The coming season. Read the following
prices and be convinced Richmond Stitch Down
Shoes. ~ ~ Gents Cal, Boots, $50 up. La
dies Slippers. . cents up; %. Morocco Shoes,
S cents up; DO. Lasting Caters. Gj cts. Up -
Best Pf.uts G cents; d0z. Spools Cot,on, cts. /;
Wash PopHns, oeutsi yard-widc Cotton, 81
ot. Ladies Hose, cts. pr. Gcai.' 5 do. ct. +,
aud other goods 10 proportion. Never were such
bargains oGegcd ia ChaFlest0wu; No Auction
Goods butau First Ciass Goods Don't forge,
the place. First National Bank Binding.
August 1.lsI9. NiiiR0D TRUSS ELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
News aud Times about winchester.

From he Noes
Miss Bette Hinkens, aged about Is wears,
living with her uncle, Peter Hmkins, Esq, who
lives about mile from the Frederick line On
the railroad ard about two miles Of Sirasburg,
was frghifully burned during the night Of
Wednesday week She had gone to bed early
to read a book. and this she did by placing
the candle-sticS containing a tallow candle
upon her breast but going to sleep, she awoke
10 flames.
Several hundred colored excursionists from
Harrisburg, Pa, are expected to arrive in Win
chester on August 18th, to reslain two days
Some days since Mr. Christopher Reed in
tearing away a wall in the old Baker house,
came across a brick with the name Of John
Wall cut on it. II was shown to slr John f..
Wall. now an octogenarian, aud he prononnc-
cd il the signature Of his father Mr.. Wall
remembers well when this brick was made, the
year 1913, At his fathers brckyard
\ lad, son Of Mr. Charles B. Hancock, whilst
playing with powder one day this week was
severity burned about the face
A little girl daughter Of Mr. Geo W. Hill
lard, met with a severe accident a few days
ago. She WAS thrown from spring wagon
and fell on her head
Fros he Fumes:
The Hook and Ladder Co. have been
furnished by the Council with two Of Iollo-
way patent fire exiinguishers-a most judi
cious aud useful investment which will greatly
diminish the risk Of disastrous fires. They
are compact instruments, of SIZE TO be con-
yeu,eutly carried on a man 5 back, weighing
when empty % pounds, and when charge
only so pounds. We are told that they can
he relied at an expense Of eight cents \
trial Of their qualities was had on Monday
nishi which demonstrated their usefulness
10 The satisfaction Of all who witnessed the
experiment a large pile Of barrels and box
es. saturated with coal oil aud tar, was set on
fire ou the Market square, and after allowing
/ IL 20 burn herceiy, a stream from one of the
+ little machines eNtinguished it almost instantly
George w. CHM, Jr., of New York
son OF Mr. Geo. W. CHM Of Winchester died
at Guahersyille, L l., on Friday evening last
/ While Yachting on the Tuesday previous be
was wet by the ocean spray, aud ucslecting tc
change his clothing the result was 4 congestiv'
chill, from which he died as above stated. lie
was aged about % years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Thursday Of last week was observed in
Petersburg, Virginia, as a day Of fasting and
prayer for rsin. The country has been blessed
with refreshing rains tha, began on that Gay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

4 Western editor indulge in a pane
ryric on Shcrman's exhaustive style" In
getting ready for resumption. tbe Washington
Pos. thinks Mr. Sherman practicci Dis ex-
hausiive style on about ha.f the business
ncr IN the country. The exhaustion was
complete.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Nr James 1Iauor~ residence 10 Back
cr..S Valley, 0as totally destroyed by fire on
ms, Sturdy. Z, is supposed that It took
f-c trm cls ia ashes carried ort by the
ciuiua.-} u.slgly hi,Icn3at
HiJ-ovav Is about winding zap
te luo business ,r tLc season. ayia, ship
pei o. t.e markets over SIX thousand lambs
from ierse,ey and adjoining counties
Outhe 10Th JuIv tbe house occupied
by Frederick Long. two miles from Cherry
Run. Morgan county. was destroyed by Gre.
Nes--. h. g.. Davis & Bro, Of Deer
plrk. .as, week received an order from the
Baltimore IS Oln Railroad fr $4,000 feet of
white pine tmter. o. De used in rebuilding
,res.asoa the Metropolitan branch.
Memphis ostf29O citizens by las, years
sclwee, leaving population % $4,000. near
iy la.l % which LAS this year hsl to escape
t.e Jisclsl-.ul,ctci place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

T. LILlla.
The Mompb:- correspondent Of the
New York Times. says that on Thursday a
flock % Al sandh'l cranes few % the city
from the surrounding country, and, after cir
cling above the city for two or three inmates,
started for TIE South. An cli negro standing
near remarked that it was sign Of the de-
structiou q the city. and called on all folks
present to marx his prediction.
4 new incorporation, just formed Is
the Annapolis aud BALTIC. Short Line r. Il. c..
The line, 20 miles long, will begin at Auuap-
oils and run via Igieharts-5 miles from the
c.ty-and thence take direct course TO Baltic.
The iuc1rp0rators are Major L. Gillings COL
@. s. Marsh. JAS i Waddell Jno T. Mason,
Geo. Heath and Tho, f. Martin, Of Annie
Arundel, and Juo. Sattercc, Of New York
Capital Stock 500 eco.
Il Is reported that certain Jews have
determined upona plan Of retaliation upon
the managers of the Manhattan beach for tieir
action On prohibiting lsrlc'i.es from visiting
the beach The scheme IS to orsauiza daily
excursions of negroes from the city, whose
expenses viii be paid by fund subscribed by
iudiguau, Jews BY advertising and shrcwd
tactics 10 is expected that large parties Of ne
groes can be sent there daily.
Judge Robert Ould and Dr. J. s.
George who were arrested in Richmond, Va,
on a charge Of being about to engage in a duel,
have been discharged, it appearing tina; they
bad peaceably settled their controversy before
their arrest
The rain fall ON Saturday last in the
Nonongahela Valley asd along the b so L.
Is. skring the Youghiogeuy was the heaviest
known for years AMI sweeping Ia rs taiua-c
y Ms Daily was drowned To the creek near
Slalers Station, B. 81 o. R. r.
Mr. Ca,dcmm, near Russell Springs.
Kentucky, Is the father of a child eleven
months Oh that weighs sixty-ive pounds aud
a bali, and growing AT ihe rate IT six pounds
per mouth. IL is perfectly healthy aud As ac-
tive IS other children Of lis aye. - birth 70
weighed but uiue pounds.
At Hancock, Nd. last Friday H. VI.
Fields, son Of tbe b. a o r. Il agent there.
was shot 10 tie face by the accidental discharge
Of a fowlius piece ia the hands OF Cap. L II.
Kuhn.
Capt. Eads. the father Of the AIis,issip-
pi ie,tie> has received an additional 5000 OGO
from the making a round mil
lion paid him Cor The work.
w. T. Smithsos, former we'll known
banker 10 Washington and Baltimore. auA lut-
iei.y Of New York, died at ChaIoii,,,ie,
Va on Thursday week Nj Smithson was e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Five thousand five hmirei and one
fires are reported 10 have occurred in Russia
during the month % June.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
Nrs. sarah A. Dorsoy S wnI.
3lss pos,ys vi, was Pwbatsi % Zoe
Second j. ue Curt yesterday, aAd is as
t0HaNs.


BIS. pos,ys viii was pmbatsd % Zoe
Second j. lc' Curt yesterday, A1d is as
follows:
BSAuvogR, Harrison County. Miss,
Ja1. !, 1879
J, Sarah Anre Dorsey, O! Teusas Parish,
La, being aware Of the uncertainty Of lie,
and being III sound health of MAD, and body
do make this nay last will and testament, which
| write, sign, aud seal with my own hand, 10
tue presence Of three competent witnesses, as
possess property in the States Of louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas. | o~e no obhgi-
tiou of any sort whatever To any relative OF
NY own 1 have done al could FOR them
during ny life J. therefore, give and te-
queath all my property, red, personal and
mixed, wherever located aoi situated, wholly
aud entirely without hiuderaucc or qualities
ton, TO my most honOrel aud esteemed Trend,
Jefferson Davis, ex-Pesi leu: OF the Conied-
crate States, for his own sole use aud beneht,
in fee simple forever; and hereby constitute
him NY sole hcir. executor and administrator.
Ii Jefferson Davis should not survive me, !
give all that beqneath him TO his youngest
daughter Nariua. DO not intend to share 10
the ineratitude Of my country toward The man
who is in my eyes the highest and noO'es' III
existence.
In testimony whereof sign this will, writ
ten with my own hand, in the presence OF W
l.. Walthan. f. S Hewcs and John 9. Craig
subscribing witnesses, resident in Harrison
County, Miss SARAH ANNE DORSEY.
The scene in the courtroom was very im-
pressiye The opening Of the will was wit
messed by the venerable jefferson Davis, &C,
companiel by large party Of ladies' anc
gentlemen. When it tecame known through
| ont the courthouse that Jefferson Davis was
( present. the clerks Of court, the lawyers, an
/ all who happened to De in the building, has
tened to gaze upon and pay tribute Of rospcc
/ 10 the houored representative Of the lost cause
/ so that 10 a few minutes the room was denSell
/ crowded. When the furmalities Of the law
/ hal been gone through, and the iiluSiriou.
/ legatee of Mrs Dorsey walked away, every
hat was lifted and every head was bowed II
token Of sleut respect. -Nc'S Orleans Demo
cret
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Gen Ewing Is confident Of his election
in spite Of mcoey saj o1iciai influence Of the
Peprblcsa party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
LOOK! LOOK!
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
NinnrOd TrIISSell

l. now Offering GREAT BARGAINS athis Cheai
Cash Store. First National BANK Building.
shall oder, for the next Thirty DAYS, my Uesira
bio stuck Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
Special Commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable Lands
COUNTY, WEST VA.

DY virtue Of a Decree Of the Crcnit Court Of
} Jefferson County. entered in the cause OF
juo. H. Campbcl's administrator V. y. =. White,
Trustee and others in ctanccry, on the lot day of
Nav. 1879, the undersigned, appointed commits
soners tor the purpose, viii offer Tor sale, at Pub
lie Auction before the Court House door a;
Th~r1asf.wn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Europe must look 10 her laurels or the
p,imc go-ahealitiveness Of ills Yankee nation
sill dive her iar into The shade. Flour and
corn are proving, Of late, valued exports TO
the Spanish coasts While Italy is using our
own anthracite coal on Der locomotives and 40
American cocioe is on Trial 40 Milan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Saturday, August .. 1879.
Gen Ewing is oouident Of his election
IN spite Of money rai c1i,iai influence Of the
Reprb!iosa party.
Five thousand five hunired and one
fires are reported to have occurred in Russia
during the month Of June.
Thursday of last week was observed in
Petersburg Virginia, as a day Of fasting and
prayer for rs;a. The country has been blessed
with refreshing rains that began on that Gay.
4 Western editor indulge in a pane
cyric on Shcrmans exhaustive style" To
getting ready Tor resumption. the Washington
Pos. thinks Mr. sherman pacticcl Dis ex-
haus.ive style on about half the business
ner IN the country. The exhaustion was
complete.
Europe must look 10 her laurels or the
prime go-abeadi,ivencss Of Ills Yankee nation
wiu Dive her lag into The shade. Flour and
corn are proving, Of late. valUed exports to
the Spanish coasts while Italy is using our
own anthracite coal on ber locomotives and 40
American cocioe is on Trial at Miao.
VIII III. -.;u ..l... ..ll,. ...l.
law ''', ..-...
~ acccssitous toil dcilin within tle limits Of
that plasue-s,ri,kcn place Medical opinion
however. is a uni, IN declaring tae fever % be
ola milier type. one yielding mcre readily 10
treatment ,-ea 5, was last season.
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