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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TIE Eureka SsHtEsl is indignant st
the denial Of the marriage between Mr..
G=rre:; and Mrs. Eillhouse. The Sen
tad states in the most emphatic terms
that the published account of the:r
unioc st Sacramento was true in every
particular, and Oilers to produce the
proofs, if required. These being the
facts. the parties have certainly acted
very foolishly in attempting TO suppress
them, and esn now only ssye their
credit by I free and public admission
that the ceremony VAS duly performed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TIE reception 10y Secretary Blaine to
the French and German guests was
most brilliant. OF the four hundred
invitations extended fully three hundred
were accepted. The members Of the
Cabinet attended, excepting Secretary
Window and Attorney-General Mac.
Nengh. There was q full representation
OF the foreign diplomatic corps, Judges
OF the Supreme Court, United States
Senators and army and navy officers,
and a number Of prominent citizens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

We learn from a Trustworthy source,
says the SRrsr STATE. tbat Col. Joseph
Tyson has purchased q half-interest in
the Onondaga mine. in Stafford District.
the price paid being ovor 500. 900.
Col. Tyson has been at Stafford for q
week past, and has brought an ~assayer's
outfit from San Francisco and estab.
lished an assay Office there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

The Phoebe Record says: Something
appears 10 DO going on in regard to tho
mines out in Bristol District. Messrs.
Gilmor, Salisbury and Porter, nll jointly
interested in mining, have been out at
Bristol for the past three days. There
arc various rumors flying around, but
thoy have no foundation
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

JAMES E. AsDxnsoS. Of the Eureka
Leader, Who was 80 severely beaten by
Deputy Sheriff Penrose, is reported as
. little better, and IL is now though,
that bis recovery will be rOpid. Tho
Is'der asserts that II will be proven that
Fenrose attempted TO assasina,e Ander.
son by lying in wal. for him and s,rik.
ing hin on the heed with a heavy
mahogany club.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TnE London Daily Ne,rs says OF Sec.
rotary Blaino's circular: 1t will un-
doubleday receive n friendly hearing,
but rs n piece Of logic cannot DO 70
garded rs worry powerful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
FOR SAlE---FOR Cash.

Tho undersigned Offers for sale at n bargain
his store with entire stock Of general MGR.
ehandisc; The stock 10 now and complete.
AlsO q dwelling house connected with Tho
store. Fruit trees, flower aud vegetable car.
don aud running spring ofwater on premises.
hntsi-clnss billiard saloon Tor sale OF rent.
Call on premises for tcrms.
y y CAliPEAUX,
Bulliuu News
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

The French Ambassador a Vienna,
who has becn on q furlough in France,
hos boen requested 10 return 10 his p ,st
at once. lie will arrive at Vienna In
timo TO meet King Humbert.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

A report is received by cable that the
Car Of Russia has been a%ssassinated .
The Russian Legation at Washington
know nothing OF it, and although the
information is from the snmo source
that furnished the news OF the death Of
his predecessor, the truth OF this last
report is not generally credited.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

The condition Of the French troops
in Africa is reported worse than ovor.
The number Of sick is increasing, and
fresh troops IRE continually needed TO
fill tho vacancies. Tho hospitals In
Algeria are oyorfowed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

nj the trial Of Chief Of Police Brad.
10y, Of Virginia City. for an assault
upon Pleasant Moore, reporter for the
Gold Hell Nes,, the jury failed TO agree
and vero discharged. Tho Ease will
not DO prosecuted further.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
Combinations.

The Senate has confirmed Folger rs
Secretary OF tho Treasury; James rs
Postmaster General, and Hatton as First
Assistant Postmaster General; Charles
W. soaton, Of Now York, s%uperinton.
dent of tho Census.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

DR.. Bronson states that Judge Hill.
yer. OF tho Supreme Court, hns serious
brain troubles, which will incopacitntO
him from the discharge Of his official
functions for ut least six months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Tns ship samaris,i from PhiiadeIphis.
reports tina. Sept. I'd. of Cape Horn,
she law an iron ship With posts. on Gre.
Only the bowsprit was standing. She
found hcr abandoned. aud could not
asccrtaip her name.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Attorney General Maovoigh declares
though tho Star Route suits may fail,
II will not DO from n lack OF rascnlily
on tho part Of the accused.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Chief Clerk Of tho Senate, shobcr.
has been elected Acting Secretary, no
being acceptable 10 the Democrats Of
that body, and received their support.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TINS Swedish bark Haknos. from
Wolgast for tho United Siatos. has boon
abandoned at sea. The Captain, an
officer and three mon were drowned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
Issr.al.-

The Reno Journal. in approving The
San Francisco CaArs Endorsement Of ex-
Senator Sargent fer a position in Presi-
dent Arthur's Cabinet. ~ineautiously OBJ
serves that "sueh appointment would
meet the unanimous approval Of the
people Of this coast and the concur
renee Of all reputable journals" The
question Of fat Federal appointments is
n in which Democrats have no voice.
but. measured by the Journals standard
Of political morals, there are several
extremely "disreputabie'' dyed-in-the-
wool Republican journals that We know
Of. Tho Salt Lake TnBms, for one, has
. hAnkering for Sargent about equal to
the devils desire for holy water.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Battery blocks for quartz mills at
Butte City, Idaho. arc brought all the
WAY from the Sierra Nevada mountains
10 that place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

II is o positively stated that Chief
Justice Folger, OF New York, has &C.
cepted the appointm mt of Secretary Of
tho Treasury. Folger is very DESTROYS
Of n position on tho Supreme Bench,
and it Is believed that Conkling will
soon succeed him to tho Treasury port.
folio,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

The Republicans Of tho Ninth Now
York District have nominated OK.
Collector Thomhs Murphy for Congress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
otIce.
Land Once At Eureka, Nevada.

Land Once NJ Eureka, Nevada.
Sept. 81, 1881.
Notice V hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim.
aud that said proof will be made before Hon,
J. ". Fluek, Judge of the Seventh JEdicial
District Cont uI the state Of Nevada. In aud
Tor the county OF Elko, nj Elks. Nevada, on
tho 3lsi day Of October. 1891. viz Homestead
Application No. 81. Richard ID. Lnnhnm, for
The n. = OF the :. ". i, and <. " Of the n.
WA OF Sec. %,T. 81, ". II. 90 X.
his continuous residence upon. and %cnltiva.
ton Of said land, viz; Y +. Drown of RIko
county, Ncy" d.. y. Cook OF Elko county,
New, =. 7. wclls, OF EIko county New, ThGs'
Chandler OF Blko county, New.
y. II. HISCKLEY. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
To TAXPAYERS,

OFPIrE oF THE C"ryrY TEEAsrrru,
Elk". New @. Oct. L., Isl.
Notice i hereby civ. 90 that tho Sr4ir. C.yr.
- ana wiIrf T.,~s fsr tb- year i~-l. ar un.y
an" aud I1tshl' 10 Irg u"ir'. 20 Il M Inv a.
relation 10 their collection will be- ,frirtly an
forced. All tiA"r Uupuil at 4 u'c.n,E T.
NONlAl. November 2lst. p.oAimn. viii
thiCn become Delinquent aud ten per cent.
additional aided thereto ~
TIlOS. GIBLIN.
County Treasurer and -. Onicl0 Tax KrCriyot
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

CHEERr CREEK has an amateur min
strel troupe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

All chains raysoie In easn On adjustment
without dednotion Of IntrtrsL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
PROBATE NOT CE,

niSTliCT COURT or THE SEVENTH
Of Nevada. "N'' ''"''
In tn" matter Of the estate o, .J,ln II
Ilark. dec. a-rrl. IL
I',Ts,Iui q" an order q laid CUurf. made ON
't' I'lA nay ~ pgiuhgr, i'Nl. notice +. br,.ry
VENEER. \. d. ISL. a, ton 0'rrrrE. -, -,
SIiH uay. ni ia" Courtroom 10 the CONT
ii"Hsr 10 thr town and comfy Of RlEn. Srr,,
81 Nevada, has been appointed a. The t.u,. aud
pace i"r lTn'ins the will Of said John n
RACK. deceased. AID FOR hearing the annie.
non 81 \. J.. FIark, for the is-uauc. 10 MINI al,
letters Parliamentary when auI uhrr, ans
p,r,on Interested, may appcaraud contc.ttLr
Attest: AG marry
n Clcrk Of raid District Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

IL the Land Court at Dublin. Justice
o'HAgGan. replying TO the LAde League
solicitor. said that no evictsd tenant
would lose his rights.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

CoTTLE-LANGLEY-At the Hot Springs,
near Exc, "wednesday. October ", ISL, by
Justice ]. II. susSe;;, J. ". CO;ile Of
Buiiion, TO Miss Rosa langley OF this place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Ny stock Of Sc-ar- oomrri... 81. L.,
brands OF Imported IIayanas a. wen n. IL
Wet. / hay" alsO just received an inynir,.
OF the THREE Kings" Cigarette. uTn
bounced 10 be It beat an' puFc,t ia the mar
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13
q Few Story Of Lincoln.

Gen Steele, being the oldest me-9bcr
in continuous service Of the Indiana
Legislature, was appointed Chsirmin o.
the committee delegated by the Ls7is-
lature TO meet President Lincoln aEtbe
Stale line aud escort him TO India4 p
oils. at Lafayette there was an ina
mcnse gathering Of people TO gree4t
President, and an earnest call by hem
for a speech, wish he scemad very re,
luciant To comply with. FiadEa e,
however, that he must say something
to quiet the multitude, he .eiated The
following: He said his situation sre-
minded him OF q man out IN lliahis,
who was a candidate for nomination
for an Office The convention at whioh
the nomination was 10 be made BIAS
held at a town some miles distant from
where the candidate resided. On the
morning of the day on which the nSm-
instion was TO be made, the candi&ate
hired team to take him to the scene
of his hopes. The horse proved @ery
slow. The man pounded and sws'c,
and swore and pounded, but with liiis
best efforts he. did not get thfoash
iill after the convention had alioaiTei
asd his hopes were blasted. lie rct,tn
ed home in a frame Of MUD which tou
can imagine. The horse had been
hired of the foreman of the livery sa-.
BILE. and was returned to him.
Our candidate did not waste muck Of
his powder on the foreman, but, ion
his way home, meeting the owner, lac
denounced him in The strongest tersns
for letting him have such a horse. Tha
owner said there must be some mistsse
about it that his horses were all 70 q.
travellers, and finally persuaded bind to
return to the stable to ind ou3 sae
trouhle. When hey got 10 The -;aSie.
the owner asked tho man in chaf2 e
what horse he hsi given lhe man. I'll
gave him The hca -se horse. "Heasa
horse hearse horse!" exclaimed l5c
man. "Why, il man should starr 10
funeral with snch horse as that, he
would not reach the grave till two
weeks after ihe resurrection" a:td.
said Mr lincoln, if make speed lin
every town pass through, shall apt
reach Washington till Two weeks aiser
the inauguration.-Chicago IN. er
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13
4 DOG Guilty Of Entertainment.

Atlanta Constitution: Dr. Matlauer's
lirer-colorcd pointer, Jee, carries
notes, goes for beef, aud fetches ice
regularly. Last week jeff was sent for
ice, He started With a towel, in one
corner Of W hich the nickel was tied up.
JEFF saw that nickel put in, and imme-
tliaiely temptation assailed him. lie
could buy ice on credit, but beef was
,Says cash. lie labored with tempta-
tion untl he reached nuf's corner.
near The ice house. crouched, and then
he yielded Down in the dirt he
.erouched and, after a tussle, got The
Iuot united He buried the nickel,
carried the towel in, received The ice,
and-c came out; bUt not for the nickel
on, mol Tie doctor must be left under
The impression that the nickel had gone
for ice. Tho ice was carried to the
Office, and JEFF came back like flash,
secured his cash, galloped TO the beef
stand, and in a few minutes was OBJ
served homeward bound with his din
ner He was not afraid to carry il
home. He reasoned that the doctor
would suppose some one had given it
to him.
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sslf pefanse.

Gle who wonia win TIE rsao
prize Of Success IN iiie. usns' rsiy sA.n
his own ciear intcileet aud Slinns
arms, and not npon iihcriiel nsd.leY
prestige or friends. Every Oh. inilis
severely practical sge is esursd. asss
or less by the pow or of in iiyidas.ity.
one must struggle for his oHaF az
vaDcemeni. Families rise gud .fsii.
fortune. are aniassad aal re-di.sria-
ated with ainazing raaaiiiy intt'-is
new country ofours We hare ssi
been pointed 90 pcr,uns who tave
achieved success. and aPparcuily Fiia-
nai Az effort, aui we lsavc been soli
that these were the favored chiidf4i II
good luck"
Believe It not. II tic facts s-e-e
known, il woa,d be aburlaula ce;-
lent That they, 10, -ere sabicos.i 10
,rer and terrible struggles in orasr io
sain their liltio saamit.. qFnerfort
nc may favor tie gamos'er and ~
ator; but ihis only carries ont 0 pesr-
umeni that a firm reliance "a b lsi-
dividnal power to neetfie ea4ergsf eies
Of oar situation in life IS cssentsalie
success. The gamesfer trusted bis
nerve and knowledge, gained d pre-
rions experience. and won; Tie sseea-
lstor, by a careful examination 4 thr
tendencies of the Times of tie nkkcl,
depended upon his own iGdgtleut,
made his Investments, and rcaszed.
But in neither case can pcrmanent sue
cess be predicted or the vin7inss OF
The gambler or the gains OF The s.ecu-
lator.
1t is trne saying, that "Ciod 81 ps
those who help them-elves.' Thek is
nothing to be gained by appealr 70
family or even personal prestige Il the
business life. The hero Of tH a
hundred battles, who, bat a few rlori
years ago, came "marching hor, a.
the head of his war-scarrod vet,faus.
and who was hailed by tie loud re
claims Of thousands, is to-day snere
wreck, wandorcr without hoHe Or
place. And WIN? The reason IS
plain. lie had gained a personal pres
tige in warfare. In . d;aer~nt 'pusi-
ness be had depended on that praa,ige
aud not himself; that is. upon fndi-
vidual effort The eciat of his hame
brought no custom 20 his shop, and 50
he failed aud went down, unJil now
the name once renowned has ceased 10
be even whispered; he is forgottel, his
life has been a failure.
Then look at the result offs derpnd
ence upon wealthy and influential asa
lily connections. There is scarcelyta any
one who can not name some one.wao
commenced life with large deh4hd-
cnce upon the name Of fame and 2 hces-
tors. and no dependence put upon fher
own inteIlects and muscles, and tbpy
have observed that the end Of all kuch
was a disastrous failure. Selfdephnd-
ence is, therefore, a real duty, anh ali
who would gain success must, in a lEree
measure, cultivate the art of selfafser
ton. Il is in perfect consonsnce vita
the spirit of the age for one to blow his
own trumpet; and unless one in. the
largest degree relies upon his own hdu-
Gated capacities, high achievement Is
possible Guide to Success.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13
Sentencing Murderers.
New York World.

According to the ST. Louis Globe
Democrat, Isaac c. Parker. judge Of
the United States District Court ai
Fort Smith, Ark. who is Spending
the holidays ia ST. Louis, enjoys the
reputation of having sentenced more
men Ia the gailowS Than any diguiiary
that ever " ielded the judicial power
OF the federal government. When ne
was appointed judge Of the district
court over fve years ago the Iadisn
Territory and the borders were in
Tested by desperadoes.
He set TO work to enforce The law,
and in the Eve years Of his adninis,ra-
ton has passed sentence upon some
forty murderers. OF these shout
twenty were executed aud the senien
cos of the others commuIed. The Ia -
is peculiar there When lroaale &C
ears between two lnaisns the matter
is settled by lie Indian tribunal. /:
when white man Kills an Indign or
an Indian slays white man, The ct,l-
prit is tried before lie District Courr
at Fort Smith. The indians unacr-
stand that they can obtain justice :rom
the courts. and they seldom take the
law in their own hanls.
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49, " 90 , N'-'-t = lf.t' y "a N~-i~f-N'
Who thought 1t was great fun to poster
Her brother, Theodore,
Put she'll tease him no more,
For he fooled with an empty gun yesterday.
john SAKE
The practice some editors have of
styling the column devoted especially
to1he ladies: "Female Foibles, . is be
lieved to be gradually undermining
the foundations OF American Journal
ism. p Charles il. Dana.
Before we decide whether drunken
rees IS vice, OF an amiable weakness,
We want to know whether The drunk
;erd IS a man Of property or a tramp
Temperance Journal.
An English msgaziHe discourses on
"Gheap Girl,.' 1t says-"No young
Eaa, not even the worst, wants any
hing 40 do with a cheap yourg lady"
This is mistake. No matter how
cheap girl may be, her young man
always thinks he is little DEAR
Public Opinion.
Sara Bernhsrdt is keeping diary,
which she viii publish on her return @
France. We hope she viii remember
that we have always spoken of her in
tbe highest terms as a woman, an act
and lnoiher-Chrislian at
Work
y minister overlook a Quaker lady,
and politely assisted her in opening a
gate. As she was a comparative stran-
ger in town, he said: You don't know,
perhaps, that I am Mr.. -. Haven't
you heard me preach p Il have heard
thee try" was The quick and witty re-
joinder.-lIarper's Bazaar.
a young man and woman stopped
at a country hotel. Their awkward
appearance excited the curiosity OF one
os the family, who commenced CON
vcrsaiion with the female by inquiring
how far they had ira' eled that day.
"Trsveled r. exclaimed the stranger,
somewhat indignantly; I'VE didn' |
travel; we rid. ~. 4. Review.
Enquircr-A college is place where
a Young man is kept during lie period
he j. sowing bis Wild oats, and thus
relieves his family OF the necessity of
having him sbout.-The Nation.
''Youp never hnd coward where
,he shamrock grows" SAYS the song;
and there is evidence of las truthful
ness Just now.--New Haven Register.
Ii is Ia tie land Of the shamrock, if
we bave not been nisiuforined. where
landlonls are popped over from behind
stone walls. In his country it is call
ed cosssrdice to lie in ambush and per
rorate an unarmed man with bullets,
but they may have another name for il
over ihere.-Norristow IIcrald
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EDS, sHTP RAILROAD.
Concessions Granted BY the Mexican
Governmnas TO The Rnginesr.

~NNoc-eAo ~ = g. q % - VIZ ~ 80 ~ =
Government to The Engineer.
Capt. James B. Esds has returned
from Vera Cruz on board the Mexican
war steamer. The Mexican Govern
mont gives 20 Capt. Eals' company the
right to build ship railway across the
Isthmns of Tebuantepec. grants ii
100000 acres of land on the shore Of
the Pacific, on which 10 buili atesmin
us of tie railroad ana 10 establish a
harbor, empo Tesa ito charge aaj COZ
lect toll of ave dollars per ton on
freigh, of ship and cargo passing ov"r
the road. Tie right is also givea To- 4
railroad and telegraph iine on which
only customary rates can be charged
In returu for this. Capt. Eads agrees
to carry on the railroad al shiiis OF
war. munitions. mails. etc, free ~
charge. The Building of The raal mast
be commenced within two years aud
completed in Ten years from May
1, 1881.
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Royal Wrstehsansss.
81. 49, - e IrsaAsn.-


EiSCs ASp EaPEsnps As gUsaASDs-
4AslrAl MISERY sHE RULE.
Air tuE Bsewsier, IN letter t>om
lf.a.e. Wits:
We iAYe ftsy erroneous ideas in onr
rsanirs about the characters and posi-
..oas 1t EuTopean sovefeigns. Tbs
saianrapf fashrg aroand in ouf
iearasls nrr ans-ing in their errors,
aba one otter wonders where thes
RENE FROM Tley sr-in to have beer
ar!acsnned by some monarchy
sarrr persons. who wis.,, TO c7eaie =
Tsl-a impression. Tire Queen Of itSls
is free spending woman. She arr
her hu-bsad ere always ahead Of thei'
iacn'ae in espr,ses.
This Is not 50 mpch ex;ravagaHce g
-rsrl If the profession 81 rsnk and roy
al-y. Her private life, rs is wei
k4ann, i.es never been a happy one
.Eirg iinasberi. IKE most OF the roya
men If Enre of this day, drcs ne
hGdefs.aGl his n'ef'er. or uade. accord
Ing . the spirit Ct the times, any bel
icr Ean ihc kirgs Of the pasi. for thu
matter Our newspaper paragraph
represent the sovcreisns Of Europe a
very viriuoas, domestic men, when ;
laaesiic ling is he exception, not til,
~ Tic king of Belgium and tn
amaercr Il Austria are probably iht
aa,y severcigns whose lives are homes
rs husbands aud fathers.
The Emperor Of Russia outrageout
iufdeliics broke the heart Of as ir'le
towing and gentle a wife as ever a mar
was blessed with. The Prince o
Wales IS a repetition Of George the "
Tie Emperor Of Germany and his En-
press have lived apart many years
Tie Queen Of Prussia--as the Empires.
Augusta was in carly life-wss toe
fis.ied a woman to submit o her hus
buds open inideli'ies, and too strong
mentally, and physically, to go dow
/ ia tie grave for them. Early in theil
married life She resented the Treatment
she received 50 seriously that a decor
Gus but no lees positive separation was
the result. The famous war telegram,
Of 1870, so cieverly caricatured by
Punch
"Thank Sod, ny dear Aue7Ister,
We've had another buster;
Ten thorsand French have gone below,
Thank God from whom all blessings flow, -
were clever manufactures ef Bis
marck. Every one knew that the king
and queen Of Prussia only spoke and
met OIL public occasions, when they
were obliged to, as is the case now
Her Imperial Majesty has not been hel
husbands "desr Augusta" since the
first years Of her married life. The
first queen Of Holland led life OF
royal misery, and her successors
chance is 40 better. The wife Of Vic
tor Emmanuel. the mother Of King
Humbert, died hearted, and the
married life Of Margaret of Savoy,
queen of Italy; has been dreary. desc
late one, 50 far as q husbands love and
devotion are concerned.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13
I1TTIB TIE6ERs.

Busy little fingers.
Everywherc t.sey 20;
Rosy little finger.
The swecfes; that ] know.
Now into m, work. acx,
All tie tutsons Sliding;
TangliHg up the knitting,
Every spool unvitding.
Now int nc haslit
where the keys ne hidden;
50 Hisehicvous lo,'kiuc-
Knowing j. fafhiiGcr.
Then in mothers t7ssos.
Now her neck cnloldiug;
With such sweet caress,s
Keeping of seoiiing.
Darling i.itie fingers.
Never. never still;
Make them, Heavenly Fa;hc7,
One day DO Thy VIII.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13

The disirihnl OF Of silver dollars
from tile New 0i-ans mint during the
last six months amounted 10 -. 597 ,0oo,
of which we're sent ta Texas, SI,677.-
goo: Louisiana. SI-S79,NO: Mississippi,
1926, $50; Alabama. S672.5Oo. Georgia,
1926 coo; Tennessee. S329, SEQ; Arkan-
sas, Sl2s. 500; and Florida. ssl 900.