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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
Herald Comm ents.

New YoRK, Oct. 13.-John Kelly's bod
has put the Herald in an e~xtravagant bud
and says the history of the State doa
contain a record Of a more respectable =
work than was done at Albany yested
Besides disposing Of Kelly, the remainda|
the business Of the convention also is resa
able. 1t has made a strong nomination q
strong platform in comps rison with The
publican nominations. In reference to
constitution of the canal board every imI
tial advocate of maintaining and develI
the States water way cannot revert th|
perior claims OF the Democratic ticket ID
mated at Albany yestelday to the public
fidsnce.
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cheerful encouragement for the under dog
until he gets on top; then we will still en-.
courage the under dog"
The Colonel's face beamed with soft ten
derness as he thus sketched the prospective
political "scraps," and the share the new
Republican machinists expected to take in it.
SHERIDAN SHOCKS REFLECTIONS.
Sheridan Shook was enjoying the society OF
a Stalwart from the rural districts last even
ing when Truth asked him what his> opinion
of the prospects of the ticket was.
"Humph! it's too early to say anything
about that YETI was the somewhat listless
and anything but sanguine reply.
swell, then, what do you think of the
mastery inactivity-or whatever it was-of
the Stalwarts
"Humph I don't call l. that. They got
licked-had to take their medicine. That
all there Is about that" ".
swell, they have given it often enough
said the rural Stalwart.
"The Stalwarts gained a victory in the de-
feat of that reorganization resolution, that's
sure" said Shook.
"Well, that was a duce of q thing any how;
I'D just like to see the State Republican Com
m,ttee come up in our county and try that
reorganization OH. we'd kick 'em out 80 darn
quick they would not know themselves"
81 take notice they did not do that here,''
said Mr.. Shook, sententiously.
"Well, they never tried it OH Eere."
eyes, they did"
"No, they didn t, unless-let me see, way
back in III or '72I believe they did"
eyes. sir, in 1871, and they did not get
fired out like you are talking about"
"Well, l am disguised any way, and so
would you be. You ought to have heard
those special agents hat came up in the
country d~is,ricts, bowling Conkling thieves!
Conkling cut ,hroats! Conkling murderers!
Why nobody was going to swallow the bosh,
and listen 10 The id noise they made"
1.-The fact is that one of you has been lick
ed, and the other left out In the cold, and
you are Try ing 10 console each other,' croak-
ed a bystander, wickedly. Mr.. Shook only
gave vent to al inexpensive "Humph !" and
The Stalwart volubly resumed his kicking as
Truth walked away.-NeU York Truth.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
A Romance Of Arithmetic.

The most remarkable of all numbers,
says a writer in Chambers Journal, ia
the figure 9, because it can't be multi
piled away, or got rid of anyhow. What
ever you do, it is as sure to turn up
again as was the baby of Eugene Aram's
victim. One remarkable property of
this figure (said to have been first dis
covered by W. Green, who died in 1874
is, that althI ough the multiplication ia
BILE the product of 8 comes to 8. Multi
ply by what you like and it gives the
same result. Begin with twice 8, IS {;
add the digits together, and / and 8
make o. So it goes on up to II times 8,
which gives 90. Very good; add the
digits {; 8 and 8 are Is, and l and 8 are 8.
Going on to any extent, it is impossible
to get rid of the figure 8. Take a couple
of instances at random. Three hundred
and thirty-nine times nine are 1851;
add up the figures and they give nine.
Five thousand and seventy-one times
nine are 45, $3.50 the sum OF. these digits
is 27; and 2 and Z are nine. NJ. de
Maivan found out another queer thing
about this number, namely, that If you
take any row of figures, and reversing
their order, make a subtraction sum of
1t, the total is sure to make nine. For
example:
Take sou
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PERSONAL.
President Arthur is 81 years old.

President Arthur is 81 year old.
Judge Tourgee says that the most remark
able thing about President Arthur Is his ire
mendous organizing power.
Lincoln was shot on the anniversa ry of the
fall Of Fort Sumpter, and Garfield died on the
anniversary of the battle of Chicksmausa.
Hannibal Hamlin is making some farewell
visits in Maine, preparatory to sailing for
Spain. The old gentlemen is lucky.
Senator Pendleton is one of the gentl emen
interested in raising a fund to place a bronze
heroic statue Of President Carte Id i n a public
place in Cincinnati.
The night before his wedding the Duke of
Argyle sat out = debate, and drove to the train
1t daybreak. His wife is but little older than
her step-children.
The corporate name of the place where the
President died is TO be changed to "Garfeld,'
though a postoffice to be established there is
to be known IS "Elberon."
Mr.. Alcott says 1--WE take eolsrs ehame-
leon-iike, from each other" This may be
true in some cases, but the man with The red
nose can never pass it over to another fellow.
Norah Perry's home is in Providence,
Rhode ~Island-a little house shaded by
branching elnas. She favors soft, subdued
light, open wood fires, pictures p cture s
Everywhere. f flo
Ex-Attorney General Williams 10 a candi-
date for United States Senator from Oregon to
E~succees, Grover. Mfr. Williams was formerly
> member Of the Senate, aud regarded by
even such men as Chas. Sumner as one Of
khe very best lawyers in that body.
Gensrai Hubbard, nominated by the Re-
|pubIicans for Governor OF Minnesota, is . ma
hive Of Troy, New York, and not . college
graduate. He started the Red " ing Repub-
1ican in 1855, but enlisted for the war in 1851
= . private and came ous . Brigadier-
General.
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Ohio Election Returns.

CINCINNATI, October 12.--From HamlI
county rs country and 10 city precincts 4
Foster 5000 ~ajority. In the local U
the Democrats probably elected the Tre1
rer, Probate Judge and three out Of f"I
the Common Pleas judges. For membs1
the Senate and House Of Represen nj at,ve
race looks even. The Republicans seen
have five members OF the county Board
Control and one County Commissio1
Longworth, Republican candidate for
preme Judge, leads his ticket several d
dred.
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Dissolving His Own Injunctiol

CINCINNATI, October. 13.-Judge
mon of the superior court this morning
dered q decision granting the motion to
solve the %irjunction issued hs Tim yestc
at the instance of those known as tile
York holders Of Ohio ard Mississippi
and the ELECTION Of directors Ii now pro-
ing in the usual way. 1t is understood
the result will favor the Baltimore party
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Mexican Herders Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA Tucson
pate =, says: Reports from the cattle "a
south OF tn. i says two Mexican heI
were killed Tuesday and eleven ~oun
indians were seen In front of Sam II
ranch.
The Masonic Grand Lodge, IN session
has sent one thousand dollars to the Mich
sufferers.
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Nominations,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--Tmmediate,,|
the reading Of the journal q number Of
nations were received from the PresideJ
Guiding among others that of Hannibal
lin as Minister for Spain; Walker BlsiI
third assistant Secretary of stale; NIL
Brewer, Consul General for Berlin,
suls.--Alex Jourdan, of PennaylvaulJ
Algiers; Edmund johnson, New Jensl
Pictou; Arthur II. Harrison, of New n
tor Santander; Winfield Scott Bird, Of n
ma, for La Guiana; Robert Y. Holley, oil
mont, for Barbados; James w. Silver. \
diana, for Cape Town; Henry Shasar, a
souri,, for Port Stanley. Dealuas Ale.,|
of Indiana. for Fifth Auditor If the Ire,
Benz. P. Davis, of Mass, for Deputy M
Auditor of the Treasury; Jacob H. I'M
New Hampshire, for Auditor of the Ire J
Rober: F. Crowell, of Minneapol.
Deputy Auditor Of the Ire asury; Hem
Kennedy, Of Maine, Coli ctor Of Custom
marlborough, Maine; Thomas M. HI
water, of Miss, Collector of Custom
Vicksburg; W. u. Morris, of California,
lector Of Customs for Alaska; Howard
chin, Of Wisconsin, Collector of Ind
Revenue for the Third District of Wi,sI
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18

s II is related Of Be~rnadotte, that when he
was . corporal In the French army, be pro-
posed marriage to . peasant girl. who, By the
advice Of her friends. rejected him because
he was . poor soldier. After be became
King Of Sweden she wrote to him and asked
for the washing Of the palace, which he
granted.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
Faithless Scouts-Mexican MOI

san FRANCISCO, Oct. 13---The opip1
the old residents OF the frontier is ,htl
hpstiles will now seattle ; some maxim, \
way back to the agency and others settlI
Mexico where they will seek to raid on !
ranches on this side Of the line. Tbey
press belief that the Indian scouts Ii I'VE
untrustworthy throughout the recent
paign giving information to the hostile,
putting the troops on false trails. A mud
of citizens, principally business men, h,I
meeting last night and endorsed the actio
General Wilcox and the course OF the IN
holding that no previous outbreak has
suppressed with 50 little loss of life and !
erty. Leopold AsmoIa, Mexican sup .riuA
ent Of public works, has telegraphed to
Mexican Government, strongly reccomm,
ing the construction of the Guaymas r
via Magdalena to Santa Cruz river to con,
At that point with the Arizona Northern /
Tucson.
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Homicide.

LouisvILLE. KY, Oct. lathe Courier
Jou nal has information from Bruno, Law
renee county, Ind, to the effect that Basil
MeLane killed John Arnold, q we'll known
stock dealer. In resisting arrest McLane was
shot to death BY his pursuers.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
A QUEER STORY.

A great many years ago, before tho
present Government printing Office was
established, there were printers eDga-
ged upon the Government work who
were fast friends add constant assoc
ates. They neither had or cared 10
have other scqnaintances. One day,
one of the three Tell sick and died.
Then the question WAS who would per
form the usual rites Of friendship forthe
dead. Nobody outside took any inter
est in the matter, so that the two
friends were Obliged TO care for tho
body themselves. Now all these prin.
tiers were very fond ofliqnor, and though
they never were 10 be seen in public
bar-rooms, bad many about by them
selves 10 quiet hook The two re-
mining friends then sat up with the
corps, aud to while away the time
broughtsheir pack Of cards and bottle
for company. Euchre was the game,
and they played tor stake, the winner
to drink on scoring game and the
loser TO stay dry. The luck ran ono
Ob rlIt vi mo
corps, with the coffin between them a.
table, the players played aud recounted
the virtues Of their dead friend. But
the one who had never won was getting
more and more thirsty. The cards bad
ruu steadily against him, and not drop
Of liquor bad passed bis lips. Finally
the luck changed, aud slapping down
the right bower on the coffin, he ex-
claimed There now, it's my turn
With a hasty motion he reached for
the bottle, but al that instant consterns.
ton filed the breast of both friends %
the supposed corps rose mp and said +:
Not drop till I've had mine With
a scream Of horror the two friends
Jumped up and rushed, one TO The door
and the other 10 the window. The lat
:er leaped to the grouod in his terror
and broke leg; the other gained the
street without rnisaiyenture; aud disap-
peared. Years have elapsed. Both the
watchers have died, 5u, the friend, wbo
was supposed to be dead still lives; an
eccentric. old man. who is now s ccn-
pOsitor 10 the Government prib,iUy
house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

BEETS-Bastian Half Long, Bassano,
extra Early, Extra Early Turnip, Egypt
ian Turuip.
CABBAGE-Early OXneart, Early Win
ningstadt, Early Large York, Drumhead
Savoy, Brunswick Drumhead, Late Flat
Dutch.
CELERY-Largc White Solid, Dwarf
White Solid, Boston Market.
CUCUMBER-Improvcd White Spine,
Early Cluster, Early Russian, Long
Green.
EGG PLANT-Buist's Large Purple.
LETTUCE-Buist'. Head, Curlcd Sile-
sia.
MELONS-Peerless, Japan, Nutmeg,
Green Citrou.
onion SEED-Ncw White Queen,
White silver skin, yellow Danvcrs.
ONION SETS-W hite Silver skin.
RADISI-ENtra Early Turmip, Early
Long Scarlet, Long White.
SALSIFI-Buist'S Mammoth.
TOMATOES-Early Acme, Trophy,
Fepce Island, Canada Victor.
BUNCH BEANS-German Wax, Cold
en- Wax, White Kidney, White Wax,
Dutch Gaze Knife, Yellow Six Weeks,
Early Mohawk, Early Valentine, Large
Lima.
pEAS-BuiSt'e Extra Early, LaNton
Early Alpha, LaXton's Prolific Long Pod,
Early May, Little Gem, Blue Peter, Dwarf
Blue Imperial, Daniel ORouke, Tom
Thumb.
I1IlNr q. I.,.... IL n. III. -
Sugar Early. r..
These seed have hcen selected from
Bui,t's Garden. Philadelphia, and are
guaranteed to be what the name calls for,
And will be sold at Buist's catalogue price.
If orr customers need any seed not in
Stock. from his catalogue, we will take
pleasure in ordering them.
BAKER q MCMURRAN.
March 26, 1881. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
AFTER LEES SURRENDER.

. a STORY THAT is ToLp ABoUr Ma
JoR DREwRY.-This story is often told
in and about Richmond OF AN interview
said to have occurred just after Lees
surrender, between Secretary Stanton
and Major Drewry, commander of Dru-
rvs Bluff at the time of the attack upon
il by the Union feet in May, 1862.
The Major. who had been a, dry goods
merchant in Richmond before the war,
and who is a common sense man of the
world, knowing that all further resist
aucc was vain, went al once 10 Wash
iugtou 10 STE the Secretary OF War.
Very doubtful whether Stanton, always
stern aud usually oyerbearirg, would
see him If he knew his name and
mission, he went into the Secretarys
private office uuauounced. In his pres.
rnce the eX-rcbel, without any preamble,
said: MIR Secretary, ! am Major a.
H. Drewry, Of Richmond. | have
fought against the FederalS as well as l
could for four years But now the war
is over and | want TO 20 TO work again.
| have hundreds of acres OF wheat lard
on the James; they have been sadly ne
elected all this time, and they need my
immediate attention. We have been
whipped, and I've get sense enough to
know il. Now that peace has come, |
want my pardon" "On what erouudsf'
inquired Stanton, severely. First, on
the grounds OF having had fighting
enough; secondly, because | have help
ed to improve your navy 10y showing
poor wooden ships are in action. Al
ter | had driven Of the Galena, Aroos-
took and other vessels YOU began 10
build iron boats aud made your navy
what ii ought to have been at the start.
You owe me a pardon for the. valuable
information | furnished 10 your cause"
Stanton relaxed ~ the Major went on
and finally, pleased with his candor aud
bolduess, invited him TO call the next
day at a certain hour. Drewry was
prompt. Tie two bad a long talk, the Sec
rctary gaining much needed Information
about the South, its condition aud pros.
poets, and handing the Nirginian his par
don. TIE Major kept his word lie went
to work Immediately, and has continued
20 work ever since without troubling
himself about politics or political thco-
rics. II more of the Southcrners had
initiated his example the South would
have been in Tar better condition than
it IL day. He WAS, We believe, much
called his precipitauce in suing for fed
eral favor, but results have shown his
wisdom, if not his patriotism.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

One DAY OF GLADNESs.

One day of gladnesS makes amends
For all the ills misfortune sends,
As one full-leaved and perfect flower
Rewards Us for each anxious hour.
Fen as the sunshine floods the plain,
And dries all traces OF the rain,
So joy upon our path appears,
And leaves no vestigeS OF tears.
Though sorrow to our side may slip,
And give us close companionship,
While round about deep shadows fall,
One day Of gladness brightens all
With cheerful glow it reaches far
Beyond the light of moon or star,
Shining long after day is done,
Brightly as Norway'S midnight sun.
Though we with favored ones abide
Sereuely Oh lite'S sunny side,
One day more beautiful and bleSt
Exceeds in >pleudor all the rest.
Or, when the past is in review,
And cares seem many, comforts few,
How are the troubles thai annoy
EXtinguisLed by CLEAN OF joy.
For all the sorrows Of this life,
For all the suileringS and strife,
In bliss that earthly bliss transcends,
That glad hereafter makes amends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
Dr.. J. Gregg. Gibson,
SUCCESSOR TO
Z. L. MAGRCDER.

PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound
L ed all hours Of the night Call at store
PULMONA-The greatest cough and
cold remedy out; for sale by DR.. J. Gregg.
Gibson, General Agent for this town and
county. Price 30 cents.
GARDEN SEEDS-Landreth' Garden
Seeds. the best in market, are kept fresh
and in quantities at Gibson's Drug Store.
Eight five-cent papers for % cents.
Cheaper than can be had anywhere else.
EASTER EGG DG ES-BoyS at Glib
sons Drug Store is the place TO get them,
all colors, Green, Purple, Blue, Yellow,
Red and Black. Only cents paper.
HEPATlNE-The popular liver Regu-
latOr, at GiDsom's.
CASTOR and other Oils for lubricating
purposes 1t GIBSON'S.
April ,, 1881. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
TEE END OF THE WORLD.

James NJ. Swormstedt has figured it
out that the world will come to an end
at midnight Of November -, 1881.
He closes his wonderful and fearful pre-
dictions as follows
1t is very remarkable coincidence
that at midnight OF November -, the
seven stars, from hence Christ will de
scend, and Jupiter, and earth aud the
sun will be in a direct line with each
other The comet will, think, come
straight from this line. The most direiul
effects will follow its contact with our
planet. Both bodies travelling at the
rate of more than q thousand miles per
minute, there can but cusuc the most
disastrous consequences. 1t Will pro
duce the most awful earthquakes, vol
canic eruptions, Nhirlwinds and terna-
does the world has ever witnessed. The
mountains will flow down with melted
lava, also with torrents OF water, caused
by the melting OF the accumulated snow
of centuries Whole cities will be swept
away by these floods. Other cities viii
be thrown down 10y great earthquakes,
aud still others will be destroyed by
toruadocs aud whrlwiuds, Many others
will be destroyed by fire and birthstone,
like Sodom aud GomOrrah.
Isaiah xxxiv, tells us the earth will
"reel to and fro like drunkard' under
the mighty hombardment through which
it will have to go. ST. John says: The
heaven will depart as scroll as rolled
together.
This indicates that the force Of the
great conclusion will be so dreadful and
produce such tempest that the clouds
which surround the earth will be rolled
together AZ "A scroll aud carried off by
the comet
The earth will present wretched
and ruined appearance as II emelgcs be
st. John, The world will become panic
stricken as the comet approaches the
earth. Kings will desert their thrones,
great men their estates, rich men their
wealth, the chief captains and the
mighty men their armies, and all other
men their occupations, and will flee TO
the caves and the rocks of the noun
tains tor shelter. Aud after they reach
those places, their terror will be SO great
amid the appalling calamiIics that
herald the approach of the Christ they
have so long rejected, that they will call
for the mountains aud rocks to fall on
them, and hide them from the face OF
Him that st,ieth on the throne, aud
from the wrath Of the Lamb.
All who gives themselves wholly to
God now, and seek the shelter pointed
out in the 9lst Psalm, will receive the
supernatural protection promised in this
psalm. aud will be made immortal at the
coming of the Son OF God.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
Josh billings Trump Cards.

| bave never known sckoud wife
but what waz boss OF the situation.
After man gifts to be 80 years old
he kant form any new habits much :
the best he KIN do Is 10 steer bis ON.
ones.
Emmy man who kan swap horses, or
ketch fish, and not lie about it, iz as
Plus as men get to be in this worlJ.
lIIAee Assf Yafgua!i4 wuGh" "rnG"a away
from home.
An enthusiast is an individual who
believes about four times AZ much as
he kan prove about AZ much az nny
bodcy believes.
The dog that will follow anybody
amt wu,h cuss.
Thoze people who are ,ricing to get
20 heaven on their krced will fnd out
at last that they didn't have n thln
ticket.
Too long courlships are not nlwuss
jndiclous; the partys often tire out
skorciug for the trot begins.
One quart ov cheep wbiskcy Uhe
cheepoi the better judrciously applied,
will do more business for the devil
than the -martest deacon he has got
/ don't rekollect doing ennything
that | was just little ashamed oy but
somebody remembered it, aud waz sure,
ONCE in while, to put me in mind oy
it.
Young men learn TO wait; if YOU nm
dcrtake 10 sett hcnn before she IL
ready, you will lose your time aud con-
fuse the hen besides.
Nature seldom makes phool; rho
simply furnishes tho raw materials, and
lets the fellow finish the job TO suit
himself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

Orkney Springs has been leased by Mr..
:. VI. Mullin, OF Winchester, formerly Of
Capon, KOckbridge Alum and Jordan
Alum.
The commissioner Of internal revenue
has lust decided in case which arose In
the fifth district Of North Carolina that
money in the custody of the government
and belonging 10 a citizen Is not subject to
levy and attachment under proceedings
instituted in State court by creditors.
A New York doctor has taken the
pains to learn that only one person Out
Of fourteen likes musk, aud the person
who docs like it is perfectly willing 10
offend the other thirteen.
We have no objection to a mans
borrowing trouble; but We want him to
keep it to himself after be has borrowed
it.
The Legislature Of Michigan will
make kissing a girl against her will a
penal offeDse, but will say nothing
about kissing her agslnsttbe front gate.
4 citizen ofNew Mexico, being in
formed that in bis absence a panther
had attacked his wife, and that she had
beaten off and killed the animal. merely
shrugged his shoulders aud said: '.Ef
that panther had knowed her as well as
l do, he'd never riled herup, you bet
Our farmers are busIly engaged in
planting corn.