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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
Merchant Tailoring!
A CHANGE IN BUSINESS d!


THE undersigned takes this opportuni-
l ty to inform the public that the Co.
partnership heretofore existing between
Rightstine & Son, in the Merchant Tail
oring business, has been dissolved, and
that the undersigned will carry on the
business, ut the old stand, upon his own
responsibility. lie will make up gar
ments in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLES, and will guarantee them to fit,
and made upin the best manner, or no
charge will be made.
| will also keep on hand large supply
of READY-MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, which
| will sell ut very short profits.
have also fine selection of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Nestings, which | will
make up to order. Fits and Goods gaur-
anteed to give satisfaction.
CUTTING done To order.
WIN. RIGIiTSTINE.
May 3, 1879. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
DISSOLU i TION
OF
20. ARTNER HIP.

THE firm Of RICHARD & WELSH
L ANS is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO the late firm, either by
note or open account, will please make
prompt settlement of the same by the lst
Of October next, rs after that time all un-
settled accounts and notes will be placed
in other hands for collection.
The entire stock Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, &c, belonging to said firm, will
be sold at reduced prices, in order to close
up the business.
Both partners will be found, until 0c-
tober lst, at their old stand, and either
will sign firm name in settlement.
JOHN J.. RICKARD,
JOHN +. WELSHANS.
August 0, 1879. tt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23

THE subscriber respectfully announces
l to the farmers and the public gener-
ally, that he has taken the agency for the
sale Of Farming Implements of all kinds,
including Steamers, ThreshcrS, Reapers,
Movers, Wheat Drills, Horse Rakes,
PloughS, &C., &C., all of which he can
furnish at the lowest figures, and will
warrant satisfaction. Persons wanting
anything in his line will call upon him,
or address him, near Kerneysville, jeff
erSOn county, W. Va. He has samples of
Drills, Horse Rakes, &C., ut Kerncysville.
| would call your special attention to
the lIagerstown or Keller
WHEAT DRILL IL HORSE RAKE,
which have given such general satisfac-
tion to the farmers of jefferson and
Berkeley counties.
THOMAS LICKLIDER.
Near kerneysville,
jeff. Co., w. Va.
June II, 1879. 6m
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

heon n,aced there during the silent hours OF
tbe nrpcedinr night. For felicity OF style,
heautv of diction and elevation OF thought;
commend it to all the l~ove-sick Ro'neos III the
l,nI rive il vsybatim, ct Werutem. {! pune
tuotim. Take off your hat and holu YOU
breath. Mr.. Editor, while you real it:
Though daingors Do between Us roal
and Distant Bee our Lot
But if We never meat agane
Deer friend Forgit Me lot!
When am M and IN In My grave
And all My Bones is rotten
Unan this Siieat you rite My name
When I am Quite forgotten?
Remember Me when This you See
Though n,eny miles Apart we nec.s
OF coursc it requires the possession OF some
nhilosophy. and an minute cheerfulness OF dis
nosition on the part Of the worried school
marin to d,still much pleasure out OF the COM
plants, charges, &C., Of which the above are
mild specimens. and yet it is not SO very ilard
after all. The ludicrous side OF the causes VI
merriment are so prominent that the whole u
them become really funny, and afford many a
moment of real hearty laughter. But it there
he an i~ncipient wrinkle added to the brow, or
a little, dull, deep pain felt away down in the
heart on account of the idle wlisperings, and
every day grievances to which the average
school marin is subject, Il look at the warm,
bright, sunny faces, and sparkling, loving eyes,
which are turned TO meet hers each morning
as she enters her school room, Glasses the
wrinkles away and lifts the pain from the
heart. The woman rises above the drudge,
and the woman's soul conquers the care.
NJ. b. S.
PRIcKLY PEAR VALLEY. Aug. II, 1879.
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The ilessgrO tAodns continues with unaLetad
'igor. kansas appeals alrea6y to lpighhor-
ing States fn aid in feeding the tanisl,ad
blacks. Aud ailis in >uMne, time! What
horrors mav W. moi = prct iW next winter
when the risors OF u Northern winter must.
he endured by tlaase homeless fsnished dupes
Of Northrrn 1eMaaaogus's. Wl,Sl that time
Of suffering celnes. an .iume i, surely will.
we shall see If Intellectual Bostua will bc as
free with her ~ash in rohtrihutaag towards
Il fuWd to save the BLACKS from starvation, a.
she vas in raising mcney so help Them desert
their nOmes.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
(FrOm SATURDAYS Dailv.)

A"Ai' eesA OILY
j. Al. Sawtellc and party have reached
Fort Renton.
The County Treasurer has just received n
large safe from Chicago weighing $500 lbs,
and costing $500.
Travellers from the railroad say that the ter
minus will be moved to Pleasant Valley in
about three weeks.
A startling accident occurred this (Thurs-
day. evening. Just as the Diamond coach
was coming down the steep grade of Broad
way a wheel came off, tipping up the coach
and frightening the horses in,o a run. Dom
aid Mclean, u well known miner from Dia-
mond, attempted to jump, but tell under the
coach and was dragged some distance, and
was picked up insensjble, covered with
blood. In an unconscious state he was ia
ken to the hospital. How severely he is in
jured is not known. The driver "Ira' clule
to the horses, but was run over and cousiu-
erably bruised. The remaining passengers
escape" with hardly any injuries. The luIses
ran into Il pump in front of Curtis & Bookrr's
at the foot Of broadway and were caught.
The streets were filled in IL moment with
crowds ct people. CID.
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alton the combined effect Of the above MEM
tiuned a.rn les, it cannot be said that life
under the circumstances was worth isvirtf.
But the American remembers the .fayeAls,
light-heaite6 girl who crossed the oc:sta few
short years ago, a bride. He d~istNHstly re-
members, and when he contrasts her lot in
life at that time with the subsequent fate of
the unhappy wife whose life mas just closed,
he asks hin,self how much of her unhappi-
hess was due to characteristics common to al
Eii.lishn.en, and not peculiar to her hus-
band. Tn reply is hot calculated to increase
his 1--we or his respect for Albion.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
From, Miles City.
IslipxSinne Journal. 9Th.

\ party Of eleven miners came is.to tn.
Valley from tl:e Black uili, "a few &lvs ago,
to prospect 70: gold in Montana. ii! hut
tnu', however. turned back on reaching
"wder river. the remainder reaching Miles
rity on Monday. They think there is = good
chance for finding gold this side Of the Mis-
SGMri river.
Ne are informed that a p"i,inn Is Il, be
Drawn up for the signatures Of the c~ltizer,s
al tins place and the Officers nf Fort ke,ssk.
soliciting the establishment of 4 daily mait
bet Ween Bismarck and here. and u,yills HAT
All Eastern mail matter !m thereafter sent
.t'rn'lgh Bismarck instead NJ lv the tedious
| Mon Pacific route.
Brick Aan Walters ma> ii Niles iii: "a,
the It'll.
Much Al or i:ieiial Improvement in later
life is the substitution Of Il better class .,f
Judgments tn. 0W immal ul1' .,Utiuns. these.
'aS' h,E- -iaitaits dropped. Timer, is uut
necessarily nA'rf' .."ai occupied il the ltr:.iu
ny Il good 'p!ai"H thar 10y u ha,'. wln.i. ,,;.r,
:!h' good opinion j. ~lrritr.l al.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
DEATH OF XELLV GRANT.

".Nellie Grant Sartcris is dead,' was the
lac''nie wording of the dispatch which has
sent 4 thrills regret tlauugll AL America to-
day- Looking hack it Seams only yesterday
sine. tise daughter Of our President gave her
hand to Il foreigner and thak her departure for
the - I.iatle Mother Isle, to use.an expression
popular amcag our writer's during the era Of
trirn'llitHss following that wedding But the
fricnlliresS hased upon that marriage was
short lived. la giving her 1Ilnd u Sartoris
Miss Grant did him the kindness to lift him
from II dens@ oSsscurity in wb;ch he would
have remained lpr an eternity had his clevu-
ton depended on his own ~exetions. By wav
~ expressing his gratitude for this favor the
weak husband low ever since made her life
miserable, or allowed others to make her life
unhappy, which r,ounts t" very much the
game thing. The cordial dislike which his
treatment, Of his wife won for him tlrnuchos,t
America is now extended in a measure to all
Englislunen OF whose traits he WIS considered
the inhDersonation. He did not observe
t"Saras his american bride the chiva!ric de-
ftEsn G IL which womAss is accustomed III This
country. aud the high spirited Yankee ginl
trett.d hcSelf int" "%riappincss, PERHAPS
finally into ,;n untimcly gave over the coli
Sions c,sntin,. II! taking tAace between her
lmrns. temperament and Che heavy phler-
matte in .v;duI to whom she was united.
Her ilea, nj life. her little poetic womanly
flncics were chilled I" Death tS contact with
the stof'a, .o,. mun-place nature in
who's" ro,Hpani"nship she war to walk
Tor III" HntI we can almost picture to
her bands Arr',hrd in welcome
I" death ia The only possible relief.
And .hri there was ;iu' mot!lerit-law.
whose RAE Al appeals was r:'actn! In a Style
I" i''s'if'i' America" ,~:il~faphrr's warfare
',p"" that as popular female: the !notiler.i s.
whose slIii's tir rftminofa Sa9Gris never
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

For ages i'a ~traoitcn Thou shalt not see
the y ears nfNeter,'' LAS hung over the occu-
pant Of she a'apai c%i,ais, warming him that
his lease df nife Wa Not to,extend twenty
tive years fr'rn the: beginning ct his rontiti-
cate. This tladi tion lost its force in the
case Of Tiuf HX " he ~as Popet'or considera-
bly, more than til; It iehgsh Of time. But the
spell is likely to I esiee again, it seems for the
health and siren. Il, o1 the present Pope are
,techning day by clay. His physicians
have 0rdeKsl an eHtiae ccssaticN of work and
an immediate cl'au.sesaf air, .asthe only safety
for their Mus trious patient sbut the Pope
refuses To 1eave the Vatican.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

The Ean|ae Fork .He,ad says that. men
are leaving that SECTION, striking on: for Da-
kOta, Utah, ami other places, hut principally
FOR Montana. This "XoLts is no. a: all due to
doubts entertained rs torthe value g. perma-
hence ct t!'e Salmon, lodges, hut siaaply be-
cause the ds.fl'tx of population was premature.
There is no machinery TO speak of inslsle dis
trict. so iandla'ls Of %w.rkinsmch must
cmigra%e ia find something to do. .13ut of
those wA'o take their departure the greater
ling next New.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

The .llcrrss OF thu Daily Nj Mel: Touches that
representative of fa'~4.lnsrl- the Helena Her,
"fd, in 8 tender sl"a--thn ta"kct. hut the
Herald III ed M. fret, itself. Sntling ia IL save
its subscription list on the West side. as we
shall prov. I" its satisfaction. As fa. the
" MINER on the half SHE'LL" Ne invite the
public Ia institute Il close and critical rx-
animation '~GWrrn the MINER and che
Heruid Of mM week. But then We should
not feel surprised Or aggrieved because tin
Herald prrsist"ltly resorts to fais.hood in
speaking Of this paper. Having established
itself by processes closely resembling grand
larceny. it is only natural that the Herald
should Lave a strong affinity for menlacity.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

We regret to earn. from the letter given in
another colcmn, that Mr.. II. EiRothwell, edi-
tor OF the Nngi1 MerSxy md Mining Journal,
Of New Hnnk, as beet compelled to defer un
Til SEINE other lime bis announced visit to
Montana. Mr.. Rothweil is a Noted mining
engineer, wsEose coming would have been a
matter ut impol lance to the mining interests
Montana, and whose: absence il to be- cor
~respOnaingly regretted The MINER bows it's
Acknowledgements Of Handsome Judgment
passed upon lit by *, high an authority as the
editor Of the journal.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
TEIE WEEKLY MINER.

Dus weekly of the 10Th will be a fair aver>
age representative Of what the Weekly MINER
is to be for the next few months, or until the
arrival of machinery lately ordered from the
East, when it will be greatly improved even
upon its present standard. But even as it is
now, We ask the public to examine it and
compare it Will, the other Territorial wcekie,s.
Consider the fuitncss o: its tclcsraphic NEWS,
the completeness If KS local intelligence.
Then exaMine its pages, read tie ARTICLES laid
before the %lail,lic, sec Il you can find anything
coarse, indecent or Vulgar.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
Err ITEMS,
lluShalidinGn.l

Len Lexis OK team loaded with MUSCLE
Shell wooi for Benton This week. They 90
by way of the g road.
notwithstanding the increase Of labor,
dairy pr"''.',, keep up to the old prices. ami
There Is "' ''Fnsp-et ofauy decline ,fthe price.
in Il first ..as. article.
An effort is to he made to retMlild the .ulch
r"a" Ml"" Diamond. III" ira-rl has beer
driven tr"n Diamond 10y the hills below
town, and the only way TO ever e.arn it in this
Will We tn build L road down the
gulch tia. will be permanent.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
THOUGHTS.

we would do many more things if We be-
lieVcd less in Representatives,.
We cannot do .vil to others without doing
it to ourselves.
Keep good principles, and they will keep
you.
Sunday is the golden clasp that binds to-
gether the volume Of the wcek.-Lougfellor.
1.-THE philosopher be happy, it is because
he IS the man from whom fortune can taxi,
The cast.-kOuSseuu.
Any man may walk up,o Il %cannon's meath.
but 1t Is only one here and there who Will
walk out against mems opinions because he
thinks it is riyht.-Anon..
The chameleon assumes all ,ulors ,xcrnt
Whit; the %tiatterel initiates all EXCEPT what
is good.
In taking revenge u man is but even with
MS enemy but in passing i'll over he is svpe-
rior.
Hannah More says that tl.ele is one single
'"ct INA! one may oppose to all the wit and
argument of infdclity, that no man ever re-
pt''ted OF Christianity on his death bed.
Always suspect a mall who effects rrea,
solli'e>s OF manner, an INN UTILIZED eyewitness Of
temper. and an enumeration studied. slow and
deliberate.
know that light is right;
Tina; it is nnt good to lie:
ihat love is better than spite,
And Il ncighbor thai Il spy.
Ii" heart is il book which we ong|t moi, +,
Tear III our hurry to set at its contents,
Here is Il whole sermon in Il sentence.
preached by Hannah More He who cannot
fn'i time t." consult lis Bible, vii! one aay
nnd he has time to be sick he who has 10
t'h'c TO pray must find time to lie liz. who
mas ho time to reflect is most likely to find
t'n'e 10 sin; ne who cannot find time for re-
pc''a'ce WI, una an eternity in whiel, re-
pentcncc will he uf no avail: he who ,,un,,
hnd tImc to work for others may find an r,er-
MY IN which l." suffer for himself.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
HELENA ITEMS.
From Fridays Daily.)

(FrOm Fridays Daily.l
Pof. {, H. Moore, of Deer Lodge, leaves
in the morning for Boise city, Idaho, where
he has charge IF Bishop Tuttle's school, hav-
ing been recently confirmed. We may ex-
press our regrets that Mrs. Moore did not
accompany him..
The 100 mile race in Il hours, by NJ. V.
Smith, is to be among the attractions OF
Wednesday, Fair week.
Col. Pierce, Of Bozeman, is looking after .
case in the Supreme Court.
j. X. Pardee, Of P%hilipsburg, came to town
to-day.
Judge Knowles, of Deer Lodge, is attend
ant upon court in his new role as attorney.
He ret,srns Saturday.
DIR. Lesser, who visited Helena with Stra-
horn last winter. has returned with the design
Of a permanent location.
Mrs. FAINT and children and Mrs. Orr will
nav a visit To Butte OH Saturday.
Gov. Potts has appointed Henry Klein,
Granville Stuart and J. Il. Watson commits
sioners to award the thousand dollars bounty
for the first ~artesjan well. The locality
selected will probably be at the Court House.
The pipes must he five inches in diameter
and the supply constant.
The John Thompson Co. take the place of
the Lewis expose o.night. They are said to
be an excellent comedy troupe.
Uncle Isaac, q we'll known colored gentle
man, missed twenty-five dollars Yesterday,
and suspected " Dat ar niggah Mark, sah."
Mark would not acknowledge the theft but
the Judge hedged him in the county quarters
for safer keeping.
Judge Blake is expected to arrive this even
ing from Virginia city. Tie Judge took a
trip East last June and has but recently re-
turned to the Territory.
The race between Gilmer 4 Salisbury and
Col. Black is getting interesting. For the
small sum Of s.. 90 each the Butte;tcs can see
the sights Of the capital, and for the same
sum the Beauties [See p Of Helena can place
their shoots" Oh the solid pavements OF
Butte. Now g 20 slow " for CID.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
US. LAND OFFICE. HELENA N.

US. LAND OFFICE. iiELENA ". r.
August 9Th. 1879.
+; tnWre.s" \; Brown. whose Post Office ash r,.sk
a nuu.r nv. Deer Lodge County. NJ. r.. has hi.
-, :" ".u hnS arpilcati0n To enter as agri,ultu.a NJ
.s ~; M'iuef the HOMESTEAD laws. n. w.. . See,
Is, ~ ioWllsl.!p \o3, \. Range. No W. which
" NV, = suslei'o'ti nom entry. Notice is hereby
'nt nun DAY OF September. 4. -. 1879, at IL,
"',''k IL. M. to determine rs to The mi.,.r;l or
,'ri MINERAL character of said hand. ard t.,,;.
h tmE,s % pr used upon said hearing W III he taken
t,tv ~ ~ ii;trrt,t.a Notary Public III l:.;;t.
nf n,nr i.ndSc County. NJ. 7. on the 18th day
VI ,tpt'nih'r. y. u. lh19. at 10 o'colck a, m.
j. rs ailcs'u There are M known mlnrlS. t,
'"'"'hS improvements upon said land.
Hieied, j. ii. MOE.
Register.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

Tie Paris Bour,e, "a %jourra, in character
:and aim closely resembling the London
BconOnsist, the cecognized authority of the
world IN tie subject Of ~fiHa,acc, announces
'that Am-zican' capitalists lave offered to take
up all shares ofuhe DcLesseps canal scheme
mot subscribedlfDr in Paris.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

To-day the III. LINER is honorui' with another
'rontribution.frn,n the facile, graceful pen whose
charming deliriation Of life intle stock ranges
of Meagher VIE so greatly iadnired on its ar-
+pearance some m"nths aga !Jb, MINER will
always araue .stoml for c,nftrihrn ions from N.
n
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

Having become tired of the sport ct carry
Sng 'sn wsFcfare with hand ~,javelins
sssit'st a foe armed~xith flying artillery and
the Martini ride, the Zulu chieftain offers to
surrender, under promise Of treatment as a
.nriso ner Of &ar.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

a dispatch received after dark last hight
o Helena says the Supreme Court has sus>
tained the decision OF Judge t;albraith in the
Parks cnsn.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

According to the Independent Beige the
Austrian Emperor has accepted the resigns
ton of his premier, Court ndrassy, on condi-
tioa that ne remain IN office pending the
nONtilatiMl Of his slcceeeor.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

LONDON, August id.--The death Of Mrs.
SarrOrls, daueitcr of eN-Preside t Grant, oc-
Cured on the sixth inst. at Warsach House,
I.icl'feDd. Hampshl,e. lIHr s!"ath was sud
den
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

ENOrd~,t the organ ofthe French I~mperialist,
declaresall sympathy between that party and
the Legititnists is at al end. Its d~ecl&ration
thata reourn must he made to the democracy
b. significant hint. towards TIE pkebiscite.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19
doach Accident at Helena.

Special to the MINER.
The Diamond City coach was smashed up by
a wheel coming off as the coach was proceed
ing down Broadway this evening. Donald
Mclean, a passenger, was badly injured.
HELENA, 3 p. m. Aug. IA, 70.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

The thlck-headel HcyWlI wiz please OBJ
serve t,at the Min EE announced the suspel-
sion "f tar Weekly hAer, not aic Daily.
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scotch Shepherd Dogs,

Mr.. Phil. f. Evans this week received from
Dr: \. IL. faaren. Chicago. H., importrr
and breeder Of Scotch collie shepherd dogs.
one male and two females pups from impor,.
Ell dogs bred in Selkirk and PEBBLES counties
north Of the Tweed. Scotland. They ara
not handsome animals. but they have the
iieputati"" of being the best shepherd dors
IN the world. and IL so are invaluable tn
Montana sheep growers whose tl,..ks ar.
greatly fayased by wolves. The puppies
cost about 500 laid down here. but Mr.. Evans
.Npe''S mem 7" reimburse him several times
'he'r cost every y"ar.-Nem North Hest.
The c'lict against Jews a. Manhattan n,,c,,
Sivrs Bob lnerrsoli an orpnrtuniiy to say ,I,n,
''i'ristians have always w%nrshipDrd ,hr dead
80 pcrserutr! tn. living" '
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-19

'rarkrtS and Pirturr i'%..u1rs II, .,.,.iy- r.
"a''u prices ~ l.. Marks K Snn.s. ~
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LETTER FROM A MINING ENGINEER.

PRIcKLY PEAR VALLEY. Aug. II, 1870.