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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17
THE COURTS.
CrRcurr oOuEr, PART l-Judgc Boyd.

CrRcuIT CouRT, PART 1-Judse Boyd.
This Court met at o'clock yesterday
and disposed Of the following business
John o. Pendleton and W. ]. W, Cowden
vs.. James W. Sweeney; action to recover
feea for professional service. Russell and
Robinson for plaintiff and Cracraft for
defendant A verdict for $50 without In
terest.
Several demuners were argued and To.
ken under advsemert by the Court.
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Ihs Chlms. on normnntlr.

Last evening an interesting rehearsal Of
this charming opera was held at the
Academy Of Music. The progress made
in the past few rehearsSls has been mar.
vel u :, and the certainty OF clever and
most enjoyable musical treat is assured.
Outside Of this, the interest. that attaches
TO II on account oil the singers and actors
oil being home tolks," should, and I'm.
questiohably will, fll the Opera House
both evenings Of the 23d and 24th. The
leading parts have been we'll selected and
the chorus Is admirably trained and sings
we'll. Much Of this 10 due to the uniting
labors Of Mf. o. Y. Lucss and the indiCs.
lions now arc that the Chimes Of Nor
mandy will far surpAss any other home
musical entertainment ever gotten up.
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rHE HUMAN HAIR,
How 10 Preserve ana Iieau.ity II.

How 20 PFtNeFVe md BoahIITg a.
Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautilul ornament by burning II with
alcoholic WdShtt and plsstefing II with grease
which has no affinity for the akin, and ID
not absorbed. BDRSErT's CtCGAiSR, a
compound Of Coooanut Oil, ETC., is untlI
vailed as a dressing for the harris feadi.
" absorbed, and 10 peculiarly adapted TO
lie various conditions, preventing its fall.
Ing OF and promoting lie healthy growth.
Houaekespefs should insist upon oh.
tanning BURNgrT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS,
for they are The bytt.
For sale by Logan 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. rrht4W
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ONO RIVEN InrHoVEarSi :

SEALED PROPOSALS, In dlplls,s rn,,.
- ctiyed NJ III inttiCe M II noon On "A ,Iitniss
the lIh day Of JUNE, 1881, ilf iumbbia,v Ivy.
and building q tHi Dikr In ma OhIi Ri.'!iAA
Twelve Pole Ra', mar burlington, (lbil Il Wv \.
Pittsburgh, Pa. N "' "s'
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE or yIrrp,,,,
ISL, 800 iest Of b. N. Timber li7OpuAt..
10000 cubic yaIdi Stone, | 0 cprl, Fu,,. ''"H"
Specifications aud prl tI form, Of proo,nh :,
b. Furnished on application, ''''~ Va
U. 3. Enc EKER OFPiCR, N,ig%t,,,
May 3, 1881, at,
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STEAMERS.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
LOiof p1fke1sbufs, Fometoy, tiailipolIa, ~.
l!onton, Huntington, POiiAmouth, hAyS. Sll5rt.a
WILLIE Cincinnati aud Louisville, (he
NEW ANDES. ....".t HAS MUHLRSAs, Matter,
MACK GksRLR Clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY, MAY IL al 3 n. M, bosi,
uIely Plsiengeri and freight ocelpted thfouRh 10
all Poinh Wet and South, Tor ifefht or bSs;ase
apply on board 70 q, II. BO5fH / son,
mllu AfeHU
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on'" EIVEE InrR0yEGISI
Dam at RE0Mnn I,lnnh

SGALED PR0PO 'ALS, In da,.t,,,..m,
~ O. yei al lhi, once until moan an NV, wv "a
The ilth dly q JUNE, 1851, lar ilrsibi,lVtUll
md building CRIB DAm Ut rlh a NV Glltii
l'lSId' 81 miles below n I'.arsh, IA. "nNnI
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE or u1rrp,,.
u 1s6 800 s1B' n, Timbu, !iO9 pound, ,,a' \.
oE su.S ~ spM u OGuOr adj Rpnp W., y
DO luEni.hed On application. '' u P''l0A'Tl
U !, ENGlxRER OYpICg, MAIL
May 3 1851. oa'O'
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Peerless Clothes WringerS-NeSbitt d
Fire Proof safes-W. T. Burt & Co.
For SAIe-HOuse.
WAnted-BiCk Molders.
Cheap Homes In West VirgiDia-O. n
ScnAtisr Il 10.
Sealed Proposals..
For Rent U ulurnished Room.
Wauted-Plasterers.
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THE usual mVrOhantS lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following deed In fee was admit.
ted to record in the Recorders office
yesterday: uu
mann Lingen and wife, for lot 1856 and
hall Of lot 1874 In y. A. HAne's addition, Tor
81 200.
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Twodtay loads Of new style wall paper,
aud borders 10 match, aud one load Of new
carpets, will be sold cheap Tor cash. Pity
pieces new dress goods, al ten cents pef
yard. Call soon, al John Roemef's div
goods, carpet and wall paper emporium,
Nos. 2Ols and 9O2l Main street, Centre
Wheeling,
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WAsHlSaroN, D. O., May F.-l A. ~
For tennessee and the UhiO Valley, lair
weather, winds shifting from east to pouth,
rising, followed by falling barometer, and
stationary or slight rise In temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
followed by clear weather, northeast TO
southeast Winds rising, followed BY fall
Ing barometer. and slight change In tenn.
petature.
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'"--
q. Z, 4.

Dr.. Longdou's new CArbolic Oatsrrh
Cure is warranted to cure every case OF
this loathsome and fatal malady that has
not reached the lungs. Call at once at
1929 Market street, Fees within the reach
Of all.
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tWish 10 add my testimony as 70 The
metits Of 81. Jacobs Oil % q cure for fheu.
maIism. One bottle hes cured me Of this
troublesome disease, which gave me .
great deal Of bother LOT 9 long time but
thanks 10 The remedy am cured. This
statement iS unsolicited BY any one in lie
'H''''' JAMS A. CONAN, Librarian.
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"WINE OF oARpuln four times day
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan 4 90.


A! this time Of The year good Turkish
bath vi i do more 10 cleanse out your ByB.
ten and put you ID good order for The
Summer than ten dollars worth OF medi.
cine. The establishment is on the east
side Of Market street. below Fourteenth.
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myIi

M RS. ANNIE HOFFMAN, -
1NA great test medium Of al r,,l ~, ~, luz
Fourth aud Filth 1iTaeIp, VII Ella, VIZ 'N's
lonm9lng SEepurS aud EVERYDAY 81. ~
uellal aud co Ninelng spirit pos,f, W A,fNA
Hulh ihoGld al nee iuVts lshtu the, I.,'i k'ut
o. SPllilutliSn, which promises l. 6et6 We Pa,a''A
ttn5 MoIy o. We hlhrte"nIn crnurr Th,"s'Ssns
~. .hSSvHSnSent eGie willing, n't aud tAGrs
and delicAO detAils I flil4, '"' |o' atasi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

The Carriage and Harness BRsaar or
L. Glesenkamp K Co., Pittsburgh, cannot
be equaled west oil the mountains for the
keeping Of 6rSt class goods In their line at
very low prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

THE Wheeling City Band will innitiate
matters at VIM. Radclil's Riverview Sa-
loon, 1915 Main street, To morrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17
OHI0 RIVER IRPRUVENGS1
Dlke nnnnN Ir.nL

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplc,rs I'M,
- ceiItd o. this ntire until Noon a, "A IiIipss
the lith day Il JUNE, 1851, iot iutB,n'H,..V Agll
and hu,ldirH IKE m the Oaio hly., :, IR,pa
Geek Bar, 7ia miIeI beoS n pbur,h +, " nm
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE OF MATERIAL
400 Piles, 5000 cprIs Of Brn,,, .,oo,,g'
Of kiPTaP stone, 39S Geo Wet h NJ, umswF IVY
pounds Iron DRIFT BOLTS and SINS A"' VA
spRlhSAllOn1 aud printed form, Vi rrpa,l, :,
II ps,,.,.. o WA, E, MERRILL
~ wS,T Tbi,G S XXI, EEI,n,,,,N lgdLSL
MAJ g. 1884, WIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

YOU should see The lIUhtulnS cleanser Tor
cleaning silver. For sale by 6RUsB, Tho
IBWelef,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

lust RECElVkU-FlVe thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MCMEGhENS,
No. 1854 Market ST.
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DoN'r forget 10 20 to Radcliffe River.
view Saloon tomorrow night The Wheel.
Ing City Band will give grand concert.
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Ask dfueglsts for Rough on Rats II
clears out rats, mice, bed hugs, reaches,
flies, vernin, mats, insects. loo, per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

FoR nice, light, white bread use Morn.
ing Glory Baking Powder. II Ia pure and
nutritious. q, 8. FEHSY,
Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

carriages, BHEGIss, Isarouehss, &c,
nt the latest aud best makes can be bought
from l.. Gleeenkamp 4 Co., % Penn
avenue, ritLsbufgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

Tho following snows the range Of the
Thermometer, rs observed at sChnepfB
drug store, Opera House Cornef;;
itsO 1851.
l2M.BP. MI n
60 so 50 10 % % 81 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17
Joseph HARRIS NURsERIESr
II nntJyuQVItIR

5000 Apple Trees, two three, Ioaf aud ~ u
5000 Peach, ono (lfoin bull ycaf
5000 PlumG, one and two years
5000 QuInces, two md thfee yam,
5000 Cherries, one and two yOlf. ..L
10000 EVeTETeens, mostly JnnlfN hQm stilEs
feet The above are thrifty ihI 10 so'l toaiif r.
tIAnSplAnting. VIII sell n ov" ih ,g WIZ
TeSpondence solicited. Adlf@' sAhvkL
LER, MounJSVIlls. NunffJ b ont My ~"
MourdbVilla Dapni. s-,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

SluClHudlIj luCdl paCkb 10 ubuhls Inc
Fannie Talum will leave to-day for St,
Louis. She was li.htened of the bar, q
portion Of which was transferred 10 q
barge.
NOTES.
The Alarm and Onward, with tows,
passed up yesterday, and the Hawk down.
The Scotia is due up, Wednesday, for
Pittsburgh.
The Buckeye State left Cincinnati, last
evening, for PittRbnrgh.
The river marks need not only reno.
waiting, but REINSTATEMENT. They are
not a true index oil the amount Of water
In the channel, giving about nine inches
more than there actually is.
En- route for St. Louis to Pittsburgh, are
the Granite State and Montana.
Work 10 to be pushed forward on dams
No. | and 2 as soon as the river falls.
The Pittsburgh leaves the port for which
she was named, alter to-day OF 4 p, NJ,
bound for 81. Louis.
This lie the most beautiful ser son OF the
year 10 which to take trip down the
river. The rates are very low, In fact II is
cheaper 10 travel than 10 stay at home. In
this connection we take pleasure In calling
the attention Of our readers to the Andes
excursion to Cincinnati on next Tuesday.
The fare for the round trip, with board
during the stay In the Paris OF America, is
but $40.
The resurfected whariboat sale was
opened yesterday and all the wealth there.
In found intact.
Johnny OroCkard returned from Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning..
Last NJ Rht the river marks showed O feet
4 inches 10 the channel aud falling.
Weather cold and cloudy.
Dusiness improved somewhat on the
landing yesterday.
PItTsBURuIt May 10 River 3 feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cool.
CARD, May l6.--Arrived: Sidney, 81.
Louis. Departed: Uolof,di, Vt. Louis:
Belle Of Shreveport, New Ofleans; John
Dlppold, New Orleans; Sidney, Pittsburgh,
River "a feet Q inches and falling.
CINCINNATI, May 10 River 10 feet and
falling Cloudy and pleasant Arrived:
st. Lawrence, Wheeling, Departed ANDY
Baum, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, May 10 River falling, with
8 feet 4 inches In the canal. Busineis iaiF,
Weather clear, cool and windy. Storm
and tow, Pomeroy to It, Louis; Dick Full.
ton and tow, from New Orleans; Diamond
with Boaz's low Of coal leaves tonight for
Cairo.
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E0R SALE-DESIRADLE BUILDING
L. LOrS.
hereby offer Tor sale $50 feet OIL EfOaa y y
teenth street And 900 ie,t m -Four cents nltIl
this city, In lots Of 90 10 Ott0 ti 10 ,ai FailsS
The above property Ii the only lArIs Pie y i's
now vacant In u q city COnVehlpht 10 butth "
the most drrirable 10 bg had lOf ni,l'h't' "
property IL near The Central iiln' Wbfh, ~ Nv,
Garden, II. z snRlvtk
InhS l2ll MiInrrS
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MANrEn

w 4 sSSJ ID! LARGE XUNRv6
can sst ~, qaarIyreu IabOrrf, Ana "nER Or
quatTy. ioIsy Sll p,TyH' a, nd soi a: Ss5, S
W q k1al' 10 E6 i t4R4Ti; ;,G % Z
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A LIAM LINE OF
Royal Mail Steamers

Prom Baltimore every alternate Tuesday 10, liver.
ior liverpool, via Londonderry. Extta iiSSsSsT,
Iom uas.ogj galway and Londonderry. This linS
onera superb yahin accommodation, and male, !
For Outward and Prepaid 1ieketS sppit IA II y
benfena q John BAilit, Agent1 Al Wheeling, o. h
LAye Alden, 9tneral Passenger Afent9 III BSosS.
M NY EeN Iorli 100 south 5th b.. PhjiadtiphiS
! sNts ohs r4s5Inhs 9ITThaAS
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LOST.

L ss d. \. IlH3VR9DAY FvTv;,,-.
thS Sa,iSus IG lI5 Sf II! to,,, taa as, sSSG
WIN Auin The Gld,r y ~ 60 ofri ,,,t,t'S =
- .S.S " Hr,,
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For sale by Logan 4 %.
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GENERAL EoTIcEs
NOTICE

NOTICE
,n y. W days Is hereby given to pnrI., ,,,,
.utSe a. NY store Tor iramlrs hi s, aiUalps.
'Hu 'A"'S'' paid they Vii be soIi 10 Ssy sVi h
m,, W. S. HUTcHws
illt NJ,
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
In "WlNE OF cARDUl."
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Ma JAMES A. CosLAN, Librarian Of the
Union Catholic Library, Chicago, Ill, Il
The latest man who has been made happy
through the use Of this valuable Imminent.
The following is Nj. Conlan's indotse-
ment:
IJSloN CATHoLiC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, !
2O4 DaARBoRN sfRREr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

NOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
NLM GROVE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Offer at private ,alN my rcilderte 10 Ea GTt
This prop .Tty lies on the south tdeOi lhs hM
road aud on thu line Of the tempted nli1l
VIII cling creek aOWt Immediately IN The HndN
grounds The prOprIy u we'll hltd lof ht'ti
house and restaurant purposes, nihlhihE laha
roma. My reason ijr selling II hnPlJ lditts
remove t0'ihO city ...,,,
Ap78TuTHs MRS ]. HETIth
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BULLErIN or poArs.
General and Local Pointa About Pack.
cts and Persons.

TO'DAYB BOATS,
The Courier, f1r PArkerpburg, at 1880
A. N; the Bachelor, for Pittsburgh, at
A. NJ; the Salt Valley and stoCkdale will
pass down this morning from Pittsburgh
the Emma Grah'm 10 due up for Pitts.
burRh; tho Andes will leave at 3 p. N, for
Cincinnati; local paCke 8 as usual. The
Fannie Talum will leave to-day for st..
Louis. She was liShtened of the bar, q
portion oil which was transferred 10 a
barge.
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FOR RENT,

n stoFs Room, 2ll! Main street ma,
UseL seeley, Plumber; three Ia. az n,s aStaEA 4,
rooms aA6ls In erRGe OF oily, ''-'a'' aad Y
Enquire Of
mills u. fOgBH
t'ns,.a a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

the famous Wisconsin war eagle, repre-
sented lie size, and very naturally, by
James X. Stewart, Of Milwaukee; two
elegant panel paintings, the property oil
Mrs. Q. M. Rhodes, Of Btidgeportj mum.
Der Of fine paintings belonging 10 Messrs.
Hunter and Long, OF sleubenville; two
dainty, neatly executed pencil drawings,
by Ben II. Farls, a young Bellalre artist
oil rare promise; aud two spirited Bteel
engtAvings loaned by Jos. Garter, Of Bell.
airs, are among the other attractions.
Next on The east Ia the Floral room,
where all the charms Of the conservatory
are grouped ii the most telling manner.
Id the Fancy Goods Department are
some oil The handsomest articles In the
house, Here Waltles \ shReffer, oil Pitts.
burgh, have
ONE or rHE MOST BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS
81 costly imported vases, busts, PLAQUES
aud other decorated sevres, china and
bitque ware ever feen 10 this vicinity.
There are also other objects Of beauty and
value ''Loo numerous 10 mention" Just
how.
Joe Grafton, the Bellaire iufnilufe man,
who was spoken a yestetday as having
procured an Edison light 10 illuminate
lis booths, has one Of the handsomeat
,aflora, and an equally handsome bed
DOM, fitted up. Messfs. Mayer 4 KlotS
ufnished the carpets, rugs and curtains,
md d. Il, Caldwell, Of this CITY, iha
nanlels. The furniture, which 10 superb,
9 ont Of Mt. Graiton's stock. He has
,vet one manlel 4 beautiful oil painting,
he property Of B F, Caldwell, and over
he other one Of the most Unique and |
astetul signs We have had the pleasure Of ]
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

In the olden days, before the set
tlement of the neighboring country
10y the whites, the Ni,gra Indians
were in the habit each year OF sas.ri-
firing two sirt ms to the Spirit OF the
Wa ers. Th ,se selected Were placed
in canos laden Will fruit and
fioaer> and, afer ceremonial rights
by the msd,cine men. launched in the
current which swept tbenn 10 dedruc
ton wnile singing hir deai h songs.
The sacrifice was ~toplsd by order OF
the French Ca ,adian Governor, but
the Indians declared the Spirit of the
" aters would Assert its rights and If
not Indians it would be the whites,
and strange to say, the prophecy,
which of course Is superstition, has
been fulfilled. Ever since then each
year per,ons have been drowned at
Niagra Falls .onetimes by accident.
often by suicide. The remnants ot
Indians In the vicinity faithfully De-
lieve IN the tradition.
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Largs.. Gold Nine IA this world.

The lcbrated Mulatos gold mine
of Saleusripa District, State of Sonora,
Mexico, has been bonded for $1,000,
900 by New York capitalists. The
bonders have specimen OF ore from
the mine the size of mans head,
that literally hangs together by
threads of gold. 1t came from the
3o0-toot level, where th-y h I'VE tun
mel on the vein go feet, and a cross-
cut of $40 feet, all In solid Ore that
will work mp 10 81 80 per ton. There
are thirty stamps now running OH this
ore. aud thirty more will be started
shortly. This is the largest gold mine
Ia the word.
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Prospectors Must :" Divy."

The United States District Court has just
decided that where "prospectors are assisted
or outfitted for tho purpose Of hunting mines
and making mining locations. 1t makes no
difference whether they locate with them the
parties 30 assisting. in order for them to claim
equal interest in the property located. Those
contributing to the prospecting fund arc, in
tho eyes of the law. copartners in the prof.
erty located, whether one or all be named in
the location notice. and their interest can.
undr no circumstances. be disposed Of but
by and with their knowledge and consent"
Tbs decision involves the principle that
fraud shall never avail tho perpetrator any
thing when exposed and made apparent.
The learned Judge in rendering his deci ion,
closed as follows Mot unfre Iuently impe-
cunioas individuals have with fraudulent in-
tent, procured assistance and Ihen betrayed
the trust By placing only their own names on
the location notice; and that IL was tho prov
ince OF the Court to rectify tho wrong. There
fore. the Court awards the plaintiff an equal
interest in tn ], mine located. and ms ructs de-
PENDANTS to make deed conveying said in
teresi, or to be held in contempt for non-com-
plianee."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

The great comet is rapidly receding
fr0ln our view. In week or so we
shall see him no more. According to
the most reliable information he is
now moving away from both the
earth and sun, leaving the former at
the rate 100000 miles per day, and
the latter 100000. its apparent mo'ion
in the heavens being five degrees
north daily.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

..TnE richest copper mine in the
world" says Gath, ais tho Calumet
and Hecla of Michigan. They have
taken ont 81, 900, 900 worth ofcoplmr
in thirteen years from II. Tne ork
which was formerly 81, has gone up to
$S2. The Hecla niIn5 was formerly
one thing and the Calumet another" !"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

THE Postmaster General is in COM
mand of larger force han the coin-
timed army and navy OF the United
= ates There are over $4,000 post
masters in this country, and the total
number of officers, agents and eth
ployes is about SO 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

THROUGH POISONOUS acid put in
lenl,nade by vender ut Warren
burg, Missouri, on ths Fourth, six
hundred picnlekers were POISONED.
Il ght have died and 100 more are not
expected to survive. The public are
very indignant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

LAST Wednesday, the purchasing
rae of silver bullion at The Carson
Mint vas 81 l3A per ounce. fine.
THIS l. al advance of three cents an
ounce on recent purchasing rates, and
is The highest iigare reached in sew
eral mon, hs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

Four ounces of gold is worth more
than u ton of pota oes, yet somo of
The cow-coun' y papers favor the clos
ing down OF the hydraulic mines, and
the Bodie Free Press wants 10 know
ii this is political economy.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

EVERY foreign government. through
one of its ministers, and the Cover
nors Of n, ar y every Sla elm theUnion'
have forwar lei telegrams of sym
pathy To the President and his family.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

She was dcorating her room with
pictures, and she pcrched his photo
up on the topmost nail hen she sat
down to admire her work, and re-
marked quietly, "Now everything Is
lovely, and the goose hangs high J"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

AL. J. MILLS, an old Carson printer,
has returned from Wood River, and
the Appeal local reports him as say
ing: .sGreatest fraud ever foisied on
the Ame .'ican people, by thunder"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

Col. INoERsoLL's religious revela.
tion proposes to turn the churches
into universities. the preachers into
teachers, the world into heaven and
let the next take care of itself.n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

THERE was no general celebration
of he Foarth In any of the large cities
in the Eastern States. owing to the
critical condition of the President.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

A CHIAco editor talks of death as
"toeing the golden scratch