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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06

MALONE is described as a unique little
figure, the antipode of Judge Davis, look
ing something like the old man all dressed
in leather. He is small-headed, has a
full, long, brown beard cut to a point,
sports wide collar-iaps, and wears a
brown broadcloth suit, cut close to the
figure and fitting in the waist like a dress
over a tight corset. while the skirt is
ample and gathered at the hips. His
pants are cut close to the tiniest pair of
legs imaginable. while frill cuffs add to
the picturesque and rather womanish
effect of his "get-up." Malone is a
spry midget. full of Irish fire, and enjoys
cutting a national figure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06

Mr.. 7. E. PIcoTrE, of the Lyon County
Times, writes back from Wood River
that he has found the poor mans para
disc and is going to stay with it. He
will start a paper at Bellevue. He de-
clares that the Wood River region is the
best mineral country on the face of the
earth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06

MALONE manages to hold the Republi-
can Senators UP to their oats most
beautifully. They agreed to give him
a share OF the swag for his support and
he refuses to permit them to let go I'M
til he gets it. 1t is truly an entertaining
spectacle to see one little Rebel General
cracking the whip over the big Republi-
can party of this country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06

How much do you suppose the Repub-
lican leaders would give never to have
seen Malone? Ye gods, amt he making
it uncomfortable for them.
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TO

A LARGE. PLEASANT ROOM FOR RENT
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK BUILDING ON THE CORNER
l. OF Clark and Buel Streets. 1t is one OF the
best locations for a lodging.house or restau-
rant in Eureka. The building will be put in
the best Of repair for 4 permanent tenant. Ap-
ply to r. RYLANp.
Eureka, Feb. 8, 1881. feblOtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06
NEW TO-DAY.
A CARD.

ENDIToR SENTINEL WITHIN H LAST
"month a road was projected, built and paid
for by private subscription, from Tom Marks
Saloon to the Albion hoisting works. 1t was
not built by or for the Albion Consolidated
Mining Company, but for public convenience
in doing business with that company and at
n~eighboring places. The road was subse-
quently obstructed, presumably by the agents
Of the Richmond Company. over whose ground
the road Is partly built. To save trouble and
to get the order Of the proper authorities to
open, construct and maintain such road over
the public domain and the ground Of the Rich.
mond Company, for the purposes above men,
toned, I circulated q petition directed to the
County Commissioners of this county, asking
that a road should be opened between the
points named, which petition was most nu-
merously signed by our most substantial citi.
zens and taxpayers. To-day Mr.. Richard gave
orders not to receive any ores from my teams,
and-gave notice to mine owners that he would
not receive ores hauled by my teams. The
road in question has been q public highway for
ten years, and long before the Richmond Com
pany had any claim to the surface ground. All
that has been done is to improve the grade over
that old road. That the County Commissioners
have the power to declare that road a public
highway cannot be disputed, but that Mr..
Richard should attempt to prescribe me in the
legitimate carrying on of my business Of haul
ing ores is beyond the bounds of justice or Of
decency. To faithfully guard the interests Of
the company whose agent he is, is we'll enough.
1t did not injure the Richmond Company to
use that road. aud how the personal attack
upon myself can benefit the Richmond Com
pany or Mr.. Richard is hard to understand. 1t
looks very much like malice on the part of Mr..
Richard, which I hope is untrue for the sake
of the Richmond Company. which has many
friends among the signers Of that petition.
@. L. BROY.
Eureka, April s, 1881. ap6tf
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NOTICE.

Or. De la Matyr will go
East about April 18th.
All bills for professional
services must be paid be-
fore that time.
Eureka. April 8, 1881. apetf
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TWO SHOW WINDOWS, AT A BARGAIN.
l. can be used in fre-proof building. En-.
quire at the San Francisco Clothing Store.
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FOR RENT.

A NIoELY.FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM IN
"a the SENTINEL Building.
Eureka, Jan. 81. 1881. fsbltf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
VTRGTNTA FREE PR SS--
1uqjnia FREE gress.
pRrcEPrs ar PtRTING.

Weli s,,. 50 vou's -winc for % leah us. your
mhhin' oI mgnlmy amt me,
And set vou'sct mp Is waiter, ahoN 90 uc
Robert T. Zee,
Along wild dem fancy Young nisscrS, what $
shamcd for to look 40 a hoe
And acts like a passed. oh uch l'iNS' When u'E
isn't got muffin % show.
Ncu's had better tainin' dan der has hopes
at You 'zihit more sense;
Scch ui--crs - like q Young rooster, a>ctiu
Uckcsps On a-strctchin' ana CROWN, and while
he's hlowin his horn
Dem chickens what ain't after fu~in Is pickin'
ZAP an ob dc cora.
Now l .-n. an mind what tell You. anddont
you .orlt what / shy;
Take advice ob "a Spcricuccd pttssun. and You 90
git updc ladder ana stay,
Who knows, You moutht get 90 De- Tres dent,
or Jctice, PERHAPS, OBJ de Peace
DE man Whist Keeps pullm dc grapcrins SNAKES
down a Few bunchcs 40 iel>.
Dom nig-.r. Whit rams on thc ribh,r i mostly
& mighty sharp set,
Devfd tin uut some way Tor o. beat You, u loN
bet en- &c water WIZ wet,
Nou'S got o. watch ont for dem tclcr>-dcy q
chcat on thc horns oh % COW
Iknoss 'em-I fallercd DC rihbCr fo-c cabcr
follercd a pillow.
You'n east iii long wild dc white flh,-dc
Cappen and steward and clerks
Dcy wont Ssy "a word TO @ niger, aslonsaSde
notice he works
And work is lie onliss iugiue ives amy 'ca>.on
90 tote
To keep u. gwinc ON troo De currents Gat pes
tiers H. s~PirichUl boatS.
z heard dat idcc from a prcachcr-hc lowed az
dis life waz % stream
And cherry ones soul Was q packet dat run Wld
4 fan head obStCam
SAT some Ob ems only s-cru-W hcciCrS, WLi.c
odcrs waz mOuSously fine
And De trip was m3de safe, Gn QWcSce hy
boats Ob &c Nci0dis line.
wants YOU. my SON 20 De 'jicklar. and sociatc
only wid DIZZY
Oats titled to % iu tine cubin-dont ucb5cT
hxb muffin 90 saw
TO dem low-mindcd rouStohout niggc~ what
han'lcs dc cotton below
Dem common brsck rJ>cal> aim btun for mo-
cabin waiter Co know.
But ncLbcr "a, airy-Lc Spcctful To- all dc white
people You see
And uchbcr go back GOA dcraisin yoU'Shad from
Your NANNY ana luc.
It's hari on YOUR mudicr. your lcJhinZl dom
know whatchcr she'll do;
And shorcly your Etlcrl miss you'll alluz
De thiuSin' ob yOu.
Wen. now Use dome talc You my saw solar
ain't muffin more as ! knows
'Ccpt dis; Don't YOU ucboer come hack, sah,
wiIout you'>c got money and clOlcS.
Use KEEP YOU Js long as lSc gWiuc to. and now
You am me we is done
And calyc> is tpo >kScc In discouatry Co sill tor
-L1,a R,s.al n So-sao-, Noaay.
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HITTISCISSORS

ct Is q sad thing, said Mrs. SpilSiuS 20
her husband, for man TO have his viii,
contested after hc Is dead Contested
after be is dead cried SpilkiDs. That
ls not half SO bad as o. have IL contested at-
ger he is married.
"Now. Suscttc, where are my boots? Do
hurry with thcm ! ann sure | have called
for them q dozen times "Gesm IN 80
minute, m. heard You, and thought, to
save YOU time and trouble, Id button them
for YOU before you put them ON.
If the nihilists really want to fetch the
new Gar they shOIld let bombs alone and
drop q banana skin ON the steps OF the win
ter palace. The next morning, when Alcck
Tushcs out 20 catch a street car, there will
be a wild who0p, and the freedom of Russia
is assured.
Th4 non almost indispensable iustru-
ment. the telephone, Is being put To im-
proyer Uses. The Boston Gi9bc says that
sDRc OF the Young people Of Fitchburg,
Mass. are carrying on cour,ships 10y teie-
phone. aad that it ought o. Doe stopped be-
fore tie wires are gummed Up with tally.
atdid Diver Twist? Whatdid Charles
Reade? What was IL Bulwer Lyttou
What did Ivanhoes What was Wador-
WORTH What did Mrs. Mui0ck9 Where
did Victor Hugo Where did Charles lie
yer? What had Mrs. Braddon ,-ErriqaGe.
Where did the Captain Marryatt? How
did Vim. Black his eye? Did they ShaSS-
Peare NJ us?
"Well. I'm getting about tired of this
ere life. said the ultra specimen ot the &C.
nm. ~nrrrr atNr.ru.r I.|f -ffrr.I .rra Irt-
and drenchcd o. the skin another; sleeping
one night in "a barn. the next night under q
hedge. and the thirlint the lookup; this life
isn't what il used o. be-. Tell yer what lis,
bovs, If 10 wasn't for the looks of the thing.
I'd 70 % work
There Is q Baltimore boy named Ollie
vino Is just out of his dresses. 4 friend of
the family asked Ollie whose boy ne wa>2
" I'm mammy'> bow WHY. Ollie. sud
Ais father, rcproachtully. "Ie, contin-
ned Ollie, and I'm papa's boy How
can that be, asked the friend. why, nay
gracious" wcs the reply, can't "a wagon
dave two horses
4 gcntlcmas w,> r%ccounting. I'm % serious
manner, his many mi>iOrtuucs and losses
within Tie year. naming the death OF his
excellent wife among the number. And
Just think, hc said, wiping away a. falling
tear. only six weeks before she died she
had her teeth fixed In applc-pic order at "a
cost OF 81, and now chat is gone with the
rest" There's where the fellow proved
himself % gump. Why didu't hc take out
her grinders and sell cm Co the dentist.
,,;rl 81, o,.of tb.s. ,,,t. L,,r. l,t-
vr.. .;.t;,t .t ,Ln I ~
- -.
The maple tree is ana emblem of Chris
tian hrhcar0ucc. The u.o,e it is bored the
"tyes OIL kFga' men oi remind Ms
"es"'I.' ''. T.',l "'" cares
Iig5f o|r ..-,-I r,n"- E,
rms U.s. 'tt ',i-'' o' lht year when the
edl''f mas hl' ROOM ,',-I.ed, and tEe bones
NI YOUNG poets MNItU UIEH.sHUIEuL.fHI dine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
THE esfsG and Fat
OF THE
Confederate Government.
ISV Jefferson Davis.

TVIIE Undersigned. authorized AGENT for the
County of Jefferson, is now receiving sub
scriptious Tor copiesof tine anoyc-ndmei imPor-
tant historical work. the last volume pf which
is passing rapidly through thcpIo-S The great
interest which j., felt in all parts oil The country
to read what the distinguished head of the late
Confederate Govcrumcn; has 10 say about the
causes which led TO the wirbctw1c thn Us. and
the States which seeded. and tie results Of the
great conflict. - already manifested hy many
thousands iu tieir desire to receive caHyc"ries
of the work. The work VIII be illustrated
with portraits uf Mr.. Davis, his Cabinet, nidcs-
and generals. and with illustrative wood cuts
Oricr. received az thc .SDirf ~ J,foTot Office.
VI. KERCHEYAL. Agent.
May Il. iSS1. C~haTlCtoWn, W. Va.
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CYOrei' $9eH.
WANTED 500 Bushels No.l Clover Seed.
w Jan. -. 1881. lIPIITT q 90.

jan 49, iH'is ''Af
HEADQUARTERS FOR STONESl-Wcar are
ii "a receiving fili S.ock of Iarlor, Din
ing Room. Office aud Chamber stoy-s-ai~p the
celebrated STAR" Cook STOVES. ANY stove not
i'm stock will b. furnished on short notice. We
nus up every Stosc W. sell AMI guarantee salts
action. Prices loss. DUKE GALLAllEIt
GOLDEN SIN FIREPLACE DOUBLE
II HEATER. improved for lsNO. for sale Icy
DtKE& GAILAIlEB. Agents.
700 LARD CANS. Stove Pipe and Elbows. an
| sizes, Sheet Zinc, Zinc Stove Bpautis, for sale
by DUKE GALLAllER.
~ COILS Jutc and Si~al Fodder Yarn for
30 sale low hy DUKE GALLAIlER.
CATSAGE STUFFEHSand Siu~agc Grinder
> also Combined Suffer and Lard Press for
sale by DUKE GALLAlIER.
COAL HOBS. Slioyels. Fire Dos, Shovel,
\ and Tongs. for Sllc 10y
oct. -. l<~D. DUKE GALLAliER.
CHAMBER SETS. Tin Bread Boxes. Tin
x cake Boxes. knife Boxes, Lanterns, Cake
Pans ana Noulds. for sale hy
DUKE GALLAIiER.
TIMETABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
L Guilds Walters, appropriate for Christmas
Gifts. for sale by DUKE GALLAllER.
COCOA FOOT MATS, Anti-Frcczing Ci~tcrn
y Pumps, Tar. Hamper Baskets. Lard Cans,
&c. for sale by DUKE GALLAIIER.
COOK STOVES, Tn Plate stoves, Coal
\ Stove. for sale by
Dec. Is. $50. DUKE6CALLAHER
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OBTAINED for new inventions, or Tor I'M
~ proycmcnts in old ones, Caveats, Infringe
iucnts. T~rldc-Marks, and all patent business
promptly attended to.
~INVENrloNs THAT HAVE BE1N EJE'rEh may
s.il. iu most cases Doe patented by It's. Being
Opposite thc L. s.. Patent Ohcc, and cnSaScdih
Isie,f Ersfarss EnJfsirfr. wccin secure patents
i'm less time than those who are remote from
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, we
make search I'm the Patent Office, and advise as
to It's rotcntahiHty free n ri1rgr Corrcpond-
cncc confidential; fees reasonable; and, so
cutEsr rNIgSs PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer by permission % the city Postum
ter. and tp ihc superintendent OF the Post Office
Money Order Division i'm Washington. For
S,ccial references, circular, advice, terms, &C.,
AIlr~. g.. a. SNOW CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, Dc.
Nov. -. lS~l.
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Surveying and Conveyancing

WILL survey anywhere, promptly and .,
short no~tice-accurscy guaranteed. Spec,I
attention paid II connection herewith to DRAW
ING DEEDS or aay other instruments Of Writin,
=. O.-Charlestown, Jefferson ca. W. Va.
Dec. s, 1871. ) HOWELL BROWN
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NOTICE.

ANiNd completed my contracts abroad
III which have occupied my sole attention for
nearly a year past, | am now prepared Tor orders
in all the departments OF House Building. Adj.
dress me at Charlestown.
Sept. 10, 1876. &c. HOLMES.
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted to the undersigned as
n former Agent Of the b. d q. H.. K. Company
tor Freights. o. Commissions. or To the late firm
efSiarry a Lock, are notified that payment must
be made at once.
July l3, ISIS. IN. STARRY.
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Boot and Sipc Making.
EEPAIRING,&C

HNHE undersigned has removed his Shnp TO n.
building on thu corner OF charles snd l.iher,r
streets-in The building lately occupied by Wei.
lick & Weller. The character Of the workdone bv
;he subscriber is wellknown ard appreciatcdbvtl tie
citizens OF CharlesioNn and vicinity. lis hatdlv
necessary to add that he will cndcavor to sustain
his reputation as a reliable workman, and WILEY.
ecute promptly and al reasonable rates all order,
given him-either fer New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS ofWm.
May l6, 1874. APrill5, lS5G.
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- WEEK. SD % dIv at home easily
So made. Costly Outfit tree. Address TrU,
* Cos. Augusta. Maine.
Mar. D. Sly.
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III Esrirafe safe!

nNE PAIR of FAIRBANKS SCALES
~ four tons-in good order, belonging to the
Corporation of Harper, Ferry. Apply 10
J.. II CHAMBERS.
1T,, 81 ~ %
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DEAS.-Ext5a Early. Blue Imperial, McIanc'>
/ Little Gem, McLane's Adyancer, Tom
Thumb, and all other peas sold by
GEO. Z. LIGHT.
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DEST FAMILY FLOUR made Toy john a.
ID Albin. Fclguu> uud IIa;u.s, Gtu. II. Tar
ncr. =. II. Steel * Sousand Edward Fgagauo for
sale bv J.KtN. ECnBlCK.
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NEW CROP so. SUGAR and MOLASSt$.
y g. W. r. K~EAHSLEY.
Dee. Is, 1SSO.
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HEIRY DLuN IlkE IOInE
ROC E RE =,

in which cvcrv a"rticlein each Inc VII Dc tOund
New additions have also been made 20 hisstocb
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Nov IS~o.
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A person who wa~ looking 40 house the
other day Said be- couldn't stiord % pay such
rent. Well look at the ucighborhood
replied the woman. Be YOU can borrow flat
irons next door. coffee ana tea acres, The
street, flour lnd -r-- cc the c0-1cr and
thers "a biE pilcoi Wool b@cioueire o. tho
-cLD.'la- sieht aCsJ-l tat alley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Cor. T. b. SuARr, Clerk
October 23.lST5.
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There Is a Baltimore boy named ollie.
vino IS Just out OF his dresses. 4 friend OF
the family asked Ollie whose boy hewa~
" I'm mammy'S bow Why. Ollie sud
Ais father, responsibility. "Ies, contin-
ned Ollie, and I'm papa's boy How
can that bee, asked the friend. Why, nay
gracious" wa- the reply, can't "a wagon
have two horses
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-22
Non,fshr.
Recipes.

TOMATO CATsUp.-Cne-half peck
ripe tomatoes, six large onions, four
red peppers; add two cups sugar, four
cups vinegar, tablespoonful of each
of salt and ground mustard, two ta-
blespoontuls cinnamon, al]spice, gin
ger, nutmegs and cloves, boil three
hours, strain and bottle for use; leave
out sugar if you prefer, this will keep
for years.
GINGER W1Nr.-Two gallons Of wa.
ter, six pounds of sugar, five ounces
of ginger, boiled for twenty minutes.
Pour it on two pounds Of raisonsc chop
ped, and let stand eight days in an
open vessel, stirring it every day. Let
| it cool before the BARN is added. After
strainlng it off the raisons put in a
cask for four to six weeks, then bottle
for USE
| SrEwED LAMB WITH GREEN Peas
Take two pounds of lamb, put it into
a pan and cover with cold wa
ter, after removing the scum add a
little pepper and salt, then let the
meat stew for an hour and half or
nearly two hours, now add some boil
ing water Ito make gravy,) add your
green peas (half a peck before shell
ling,) let these cook about twenty
minutes, stir mp a tablespoonful o.
flour into half cup Of milk and mix
with the stew. Let this cook two
minutes.
PEACH BUTrER.-Pare ripe peach,
es and put them in preserving kettle
with sufficient water to boil them soft
then sift through colander, remov
ing the stone. To each quart o
peach put one and half pounds o
sugar, and boil very slowly one hour
Stir often and do not let them burn
Put in stone or glass jars and keep il
a cool place
WAEM WEATHER BREAXFAs.
CAKEs.-Take one cup of molasse
one cup of brown sugar, neerly one
cup of butter, or lard and butter
mixed, one cup Of sour milk, four cups
of -four, four teaspoonfuls Of soda, no
hearing, but even full, one teaspoon
full each Of cinnamon, salt and ginger
one egg bake in gem tins. These
will keep we'll for week,
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Consumption
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to he cured should try Dr. Kiss
ner's Celebrated ConsumptiVe Powders
These Powders are the only preparation
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SO strong is our faith in them, and also te
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we will forward to every sufferer by mail
post paid, a free Trial Box.
We don't want your money unit! you
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delay in giving these Powders trial. as
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Price, for large box, $500, sent to any
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mail, on receipt of price.
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Dec. 1-y.
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-OOOO--OO
The Undersigned a manufacturer
and dealer in furniture, and general
undertaken, calls attention to his en-
tirelv new and complete stock, con-
sisting in part as follows:
Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Spring
Bottoms and all kinds Of goods, that
are usually kept in furniture ware
rooms. Repairing of all kinds prompt.
ly done.
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CORPSE PRESERVER

will be furnished free of Charge, j
desired Funerals promptly attended
TERMS:-Ten months credit or
Baskets and Collins. A liberal dis
count, if paid in 80, or 50 days,
Thankful for past patronage 50
iicit continuance in the future.
JAMES CREEGER.
Apr % 3m.
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. speciality, having employed work
men who understands Casket and Cof-
fin making thoroughly. I will keep a
complete stock of Walnut Home
Made and City Caskets and Collins
always on hand, which will be
trimmed in styles and prices to suit all
parties. A
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A Trap for Sheep.kilTing Dogs.

The Lynchburg Virg:nian thus de-
scribcs an ingenious trap devised by a
Virgiaian farmer to capture sheep
killing dogs, Having suffered from
3nc depredations Of dogs upon his
sheep fold, he built around number
Of sheep that dogs had killed an in
closure Of rails twelve feet high and
about ten feet square at the ground.
the sides Of the trap sloping inward
INIT. an opening was left about five
seot square, Any dog could easily
climb such sloging fence and enter
Che pen, but not even a greyhound
ooald Jump out Of it. In three nights
the farmer captured forty -siz dogs In.
Guiding fifteen or twenty that had
nsvsr been eeen before in that neigh
bcyhood. This, after there had been
spublie slaughter OF all dogs Suspect
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Fits Epilepsy,
OR
0zlin0 Sickness,

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ed Of sheep.killing, save one, whose
master could not be convinced of his
guilt. The trap was built for his es-
pecial benefit and it caught him the
first night.
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