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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
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AvAolssaIs sndieeld.b ioodsd muries
es.AnSA oAsoils soGA Of OtiA In.
aian@ .tHfhAsy AiGht. aJaa. AseSs.
de 81 fA.iiy have lived In that Pl-e
for 1AAy years rhey ,S@s peaeDsd
Of eOaAdssablS properly md generally
hada rod deal Of money in the house.
During The aftsrnoOo Henry Augustine.
q nephew Of James, cane froa Chicago
70 make then visit. and tried vainly
to get them to drink from q bottle which
contained poisonsd ~hishy. About II
o'clock At night he got up from his bed.
sought the bedroom OF Jas. Augustine.
and lsIelinS . revolver. began firing.
Mrs Augustine VAS 20 badly wounded
that she died yesterday. James Angus
tine was shot In the breast and will
probably die. Henry ran from the
sfoom nfter firing several shots. The
.ons, hearing the firing. came down
stairs, and Christian Augustine de-
mandtd Of Henry, whom he met in the
kitchen, to know what II meant. Henry
replied With = bullet. which killed
Christian instantly. The murderer
then gave a parting shos at the younser
brother. Jsm,E, which only made .
slight nssh wound, and then cody vent
to his uncle's room and demanded al.
mission. assuring them that he vas all
right and wanted to help them. James.
the son. got the revolver fron him. pot
him in the kitchen and locked the door.
Henry escaped. barefoot and hatless.
and has not yet been captured. Lynch
irG will probably FOLLOW his capture.
There has been a fued in the family
over the distribution Of property.
There vas $1,000 in the house. which
the murderer hoped to secure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

The Sun says: Tho Kings County
Charity Commissioners organized yes.
terday under the new law With only
three members-w. VI. Shipmnn, CT.
Henry and James Rysn-nnd took pos.
session not only OF. all the county
buildings, but also Of the Kings County
Peniteniiary. The control Of nil these
institutions is now | IN ihe bands Of the
anti. Mclaughlin Democrats. and Hugh
Mclaughlin has been stripped almost
bare Of the patronage he has POSSESSED
for 80 many years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
Cabinet.

Blaine has been offered the premier
ship Of the administration and will &C
cept. He has said as much to one or
two intimate friends. Those Who de-
sire to know the policy Of the coming
administration can obtain il by care
full study OF Blaine's attitude on promi-
nent questions. Charles Foster has
been offered, and accepted the Score
retaryShip Of tho Interior. This state
ment comes from a gentleman in q high
Official position. Garfield has positively
made mp his mind to offer TIE S, cretary-
ship Of hi Treasury to Levi p. Morton
within a few days. 1t spreuy we'll set
tied that the Pacific Coast will be given
u representation in the Cabinet. Con
gresham Horace Davis is f.rornbiy
considered for the position uf Post
master General. 1t 10 said OH high
authority To be a question in Gar6eld's
mind whether TO give the Postmaster
Generalship to the Pacific Coast. Sam
Wilson, on,-of the most prominent
lawyers OF San Francisco, is very
urgently pushed for the Attorney Gen
eralship. These two plans are under
advisement. but no decision has been
reached.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
Tae Governor'. Message A..aye,

Tae Governor's Message AssaSed.
Tue Carson IPpeaI furnishes the fol.
loving rs the pith and gist Of the Gov.
errors message:
THE revenues Of II. State.must DO
enlarged to meet the current expenses,
there being but a little over $3.50, 900
o on bond. It will 10 Necessary to
borrow money to keep tho State solvent.
The revenue has decreased btcauae OF
a reduction OF the levy from 90 TO Sc
cents on a huudreds dollars. There
a also been a shrinknge in the bullion
product. amounting to about a half a
million dollars. II il recommended
that the $4,000 now in School Fund
be invesied Ia State bonds nj 4 Der
cent. and an additional loan made Of
100000 In ak per cent. bonds. On
the question Of railroad legislation, the
most important question which will
come before the Legislature, Il il re-
commended that the Central Pacific
road be regulated, but depre,.atcs any
communisiic raid on the local roads."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

IL Brooklyn, Nv York. MONDAY
night James Walsh. aged 10 years.
killed Barbara Gro-nib.I. ay-d II, he.
she reius d /" marry him. He
procured a dirk AN, went To the house
Of James Carlisle. 500 wTlIou:hby
avenue. where the girl was living, c.lI-d
her 10 the door anl -inhb-,i Der 10 the
henrt. She died almost instantly.
After the murder Wish went down TO
Go~Hnus canal nnl attempted 20 com.
nit snicide, but w4s ish.,I on, and
taken TO Long Island Coll &c Hosrit,l.
/. WAS mol known at the tim. that he
was The murderer. Int il. C nfrs ell and
was removed 90 the police station.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

WILL. FAAGo X Co.'S pnual r,pori
81 Preet ms II tails produced west oil
the Missouri nvrr uneluding British
Columbia and receipts in san francisco
Ivy express from the w-s, coast, OF Mex-
ieo> aggregates. gold, $50. 522, 1872; siI
yer, Sio.oI5.'G i; lead, S5.752 3yn; cop.
per. 1898. 0o0. Colorado l. ads. with a
total Of ~$1l,2SL.9s9; California. $Is.-
N6, lGG; Nevada. sI5.03I. iG6; Utah,
SC. 8 ,953; Arizour. SI.I72, III In
comparison with the prodnet for 1879.
California shows an increase in gold 81
s579.579. and u decrease in silver of
$3.50 .S73. NevAdn shows y failing of
of Sc, $50. 093.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Ii . letter written from Custer City,
in the Yiukeo Fork country. Al Cage
says:
I'm . few days the Custer mill will
start up: it il n 2o-stanper With all the
improvements, and as the tramw.y is
in Perfec, order there can be DO hitch
for want Of transportation. The ledge
Il 40 feet wide. and there will lie no
lack Of ore. The town of Custer has
three hots's. three stores and six
saloons. BouanzA, a mile and a half
below, las nine saloons, i've stores and
two hotels. Both towns are we'll sup.
piled With beef and mutton, three
siauRht:r houses being in the im,n rdia,e
neighbh hood. The snow is now Is
inches in depth. bat the weather clear.
ed up yesterday. and to day is simply
delightful. There isquite n number Of
old Ss'andsns here. George Bobi-r
is running a hotel, Savage is prsciicipS
Law, aud Judge Carr is the Bonanz,
Justice. II You have no good place to
settle IN, yon had better come up here
next Summer aud take n look"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

SAYS the Sarrr Stat: 4 u man
who says his name is Alopzo Hulbnin.
has been arrested hy the officers and
put in Jail. for the r~usnn that he &.
supposed to be insane. He came fofn
northern Elko to Paradise. where lie
worked = few days for C. ". Huxley,
and then cfme to wiupsmucca. He
im"sines that tho people Of Paradise
are intent on taking b : life. md since
he cSme here he thinks the railroad
m,n on the Humboldt division are lying
in wait to nurder him. lie snys b.
has friends iu " shoe county, auJ IL
very anxious 10 gel ~ Ill, In.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

THE New York Sua somewhat IN.
kindly reDHrks that the ruanrGrrs OF
the New En- Gland banquet. given the
other day in Brooklyn, were u~ufortu.
nate in the selection of their luests.
There Vas Beecher. who is most dis.
tinguish-d for doing that which he
should not DO; Mr.. Hayes. who Prvftrd
by the most seaudalous fraud Of the age;
and CIR 1t. ShO is the exponent and
hgure-h-ad Of Imperialism and shoddy.
Certain y It mus, be admitted that u bet.
Ter choi c might have been made: but.
then. IL the guests suited the entertain
ers. IT l. rqaally c"rt.in that neither the
sra no my D else hasn right to COM
plain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

THE PoR Nall GoI,ns. in = leading
editorial, says: There l. too much rea.
son to think that IN inquiry into the
annexation and Subsequent administta.
ton Of the Trsusysni wouid bring 10
light facts which would make all III.
giishmen indignant. IL annexation be
maintained IL will turn az ,ins, MS the
enm'iy up every Duiobmau 10 South
hftics. The reasons usually assigned
for not giving mp tho country are little
olsc than sbsdowy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

I'm Ohnsoa 4HY,ei. calh attention 10
0e kv practices Of oar Nsvada Lepis-
laaares h voting themselves p~eslsisites
sta-. saathsrsby eating up the ovebor-
dsAed taIpsyers' doustioas. In The
ceaSss Of lie remarks the AHPcsi patti.
otieslly says Tat Il the members ds-irs
to lead Oh e~eoooHieally they can begin
veil by DOT voting themselves SEQ for
stationery. Members have been in the
habit Of taking this money. eIpendins
about $40 for stationery and pocketing
The balaUee.. Nenbers - . rple do
not use over e. worth Of. stationery
during the session. yet rot themselves
$500 for that item alone. A mau who
gets eight dollars . day ought to pay for
the half dofen letters he writes daily,
aud IL this expense were cut OF the
money could be appropriated to some
much more useful purpose. We chAl-
lenHe any man Who ever sat In the Leg
islature to show that he ever used $50
worth OF stationery daring the session
and men can be named whose bills for
paper AMI postage stamps would not
amount TO " Lits per Seek.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

DEA3s Of . dreaAfal auldsnt which
oeesrrra on the chieAeo. St. Paul &
oAAha road. Tuesday. are furnished in
the dispatches Of the sth Instant. A
Uortips train With twenty nsu vas
sent out in the morning TO clear tho
NOV for the passage " trNias from .
deep curved cut eight husdred feet in
depth, and while At work on the track.
hsmmsd in by the wall Of packed suow.
which pressed close to the track on
either side. 4 train dashed into The cut,
killing sii nsn and badly wouudiug .
seventh.
When within about 2G0 feet Of tho
south end Of the cut. the engineer felt
the engine strike and RON over some.
thing. He had seen nothing. A. loose
SNOW was flying in clouds IN front Of
and over the engine, bat he Immediately
uhistied down brakes and came to =
stop As soon A. possible.
About 400 feet south Of the month Of
the cut, Immediately upon stopping tho
train, . man Was found caught on the
forward trucks OF the forx ard car next
to the engine. he having been carried
all the way there. When e~Itricated
from this position he wAs found to be
dead. His clothes we're all torn TO
pieces aud he was cut and mangled in n
horrible manner Upon going back into
the cut -four more dead men and two
wounded men were found lying on the
track and on each side Of il. One #
the wounded men was just breathing
his last aud died in q few minutes. He
had both legs cut Of aud vas literally
torn to pieces. The other WOUNDED
man had Que Of his ankles so badly cut
that 1t will have to be amputstsd; his
head was also badly bruised. The
bodies OF the four men who had been
killed outright presented u terrible
sight.
Ii seems that these seven mrn ha I
been sent into the cut 10 shovel snow,
on the superstition that there was room
enough for them to stand on the side of
the track aud let the tSinr pass. There
were no signals ut the north eud Of the
cat To stop trains or indicate danger
ahead. Exactly how thy came to be
caught has not yet been learned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

WAsHISGToS dispatch of the 9Th
says: All rumors connecting Blnius's
name with GaIfeld's Cabinet may be
summed up in the simple sta emeut
that the Senator from Maine WAS in
VIted to select his own place in the Cab
met, and that be has vLos n tn Siztc
Department. Unless s~oaur,hIug un,x
pccisd happens hr will Lc Secretary Of
State after The Ith of March. /, yer,
certain that neither Coukiing nor thu
particular friends OF C"nLling W. re con.
suited in regard to this intended mp.
pointm.nt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

1890 nAoAla wAn aNnaaP Ao
,hi,k ,a.AAA.,.S., A.na.t.u.
InL..
uN. e--AA.~
.ho,AA 49, 49,, -.
srse S.i,e 4. ~.
FA-.N, n-Au $4,000 Al,
%, ,,ah;,. +, 4. -. ,h..n.
-. So.A o,i.... ~. .i.i.Iuo...
n.n.. a r,.,n;,o,. l.ho, :. a. a..
v;.k.5,...o :, -. n.no.,-,;. n.;oi,.
th., A...nh,, 4. n,.x.,h. IN.
R.oabl;e.n m,;od,x In tb. S.n,,. b.,
decided IN $500 saoo a, ,h. n.o,l...
money %, N. nov.,,,l ,u,n,;o.hon. a,
n---n;.;.- H-.r..o,o,. A.
r,.v., ;,.nh.. .,...h ....;o, too,.,
mn ahou, sson Y.ttb.,. a.. n.,0.d
and hunsrx cb;,S,cni In S.r.s.
Anons N. ,r;v,I. tod,
Clark Of N. arm a, I,n,aon r.
Who EAR. for N. stAi... in,.n, =,
Stockton. You, nj; 4. informed
that tobbyis,. ar. lrk.lv In b. .poao.d In
p~rev,n, snv eh.pv. from IN. pr..ent
syst.m. ABIDE Altogether from tb.
question Of the car. q th, in. inc. ,bi.
spectacle Of .ch.uins aud lobbying 10
retain III. profits seeming from IN.
housing aud treatment of the moor Ia.
naties is unnatural and d~iseracsful.
Nevada may be too poor At pres Mt to
build q lunatic as, lum, and Laucdou &
! CLARK, from all accounts. take good
care OF their patients. but their at,emp,s
to Influence the Legislature by personal
pressure. and through the means by
which professional LOBBYISTS work. IL
simply an inspit TO the Legislature and
TO the people Of the State.
Tho Storey county members met in
caucus to consider wso the delegation
would support for the position OF War.
den Of The State Prison. The Storey
candidates are A. F. uackay, ex-sheriff
Tom Kelly and DIR. Weber. /, was
decided in caucus not to come to a set
Element upon any particular candidate
thus early, and the only decision arrived
at vas that the delegation when the tim.
came would support . man from Storey
IL possible.
It il amusing to see the anxiety Of
the idle old stand bys and PLAYED on,
lobbyists to create the impression that
there Is a possibility that there NAV be
q rival to Col. Fair for the S~euatorship.
All sorts of rumors have been SEN, ay-
ing up and doun the street. Al 6r,t
the story ran that Sharon would back any
Democratic candidate other than Fair
with . million in order to be rer.nced
for having been so ignominiou.ly fred
out Of the State. Now the tale is that,
Sutro will appear with a $3.50. 900 sack.
No one with the least sense gives the
slightest credence to these roorb ,cks.
Adoiph Sutro arrived this morning.
and is stoppipg ct tho Ormsby. It is
reported all over town hat he is /, the
field for the Seuatorship and the mem
bers Of his lobby are already named.
The Chronicle reporter ciiIed on him.
Mr.. Su,ro laughed, and said he had
benrd the reports-in fact. he had been
beset by meubers aud lobbvi.ts IN emma
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Tar proposition 10 consolidate vir-
ginia City with Gold Hill for municipal
purposes is under consideration on the
Goa stock. Mayor Stephens Of Virginia
estimates that consolidation would save
something like s27. 900 = year. The
C~oins'ockers feel the necessity OF cut
ting down taxation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

A BILL has been Introduced In tae
York Legislature, by which It 10 hoped
by excessive taxation TO drive mining
9" OF "p' %culaiors from tho city. Tho
S. PsEIa"ine'. argues that should this
be the case. tho tide Of speculation will
turn to tho Pacific Coast again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

An aditor wrote lender about the
mineral wealth Of Georgia. An intelli-
gent conposiIor made Il say: ARTISTS,
Mongolians and connmdrutns exists IN
considerable quantities." u should
have read: "Asboslos. manganese and
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
SIMMcNo'S
''NABOB"
Pure Whisky.

ENrEEiENCE H. Shows THAT "a
u - WHISKY one of tho hest mrdi.
rinal preparations - ~ ~, Hui 10 hi.hly r..
commended ny the sCulty for all cN-s. II
" Nnu' 80. Wra.urs-, Debility. D'.p-r-ia,
irdigr'ti"i,' etc. IT. ropi.rkvs thrui:houi
Ih- Eastern state. hn- been great. and ~
rom'.to the Pacific Coat inh"r--d nv the
c"TtihCItrs ~ ~ =. DnUn Ita,-.. STATE A..s 4.
cT Of MHssachr-rits aud ". n. a. IouIrr.
-iCk ~ 81. f.nu's. Mo. Thee eer'tfrst-s are
nn.t dirrCi ~ tlIriT statements. ave ring that
the NahnlI Whisky y, wiihort .Scrptinn. Ih-
rurc-t article that can h~ ussd either m-dI
cinalIy or for Indig s,Ion md NrrSpa. NnrS.
Ions. aud can u" n.ril with the ntrno., snnh-
l-nCr. The %an,lvsi. show. that this whisky
:. free from nRT"fin: oils acids. mrisls. or
other h"lei"ri"ns rub.isners.' Dr. Hayes
Infihrt save that u l. pure. Of superior quail.
~. ann 'ntiHllr fnr di"tCiic aud medicinal
purpose such recommendation s are the
strongest that can he fnrni.h~i. and ~ thrtp
are thousands ~ l"tirT. ie.iif, ing to the mSr.
Ns ~ tho whisky ~ q fauily f-msdy and
tonic. m further proof az IL. rSceIlcbte ned
br Tiren. Sine" The Saboh Medicated whJrky
has been introduced. The W~dical TscrIy has
h~i-rmsrh~ properties which make 10 vaIaabls
A. q Blovd fuTihCr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

MEs. HIEEIET y. CooTsE, u G lur-,i
wounHn. died nj Chelt, uham, one To.
suburbs OF 81. Louis, on Nv Y ar.
day. aged li5 years. She weighed I'ni
ponds, and was the mother of -
children. the youngest G2 years oil.
Her husband. lOi years old, is still liv-
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Tns cheering news m mp from
the Btats Capital that hob Howlspd I.
prominently mentioned In connection
-hh The position o. Chaplain Of the
Third House,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

A CONTEMPORARY asks: Whist can be
done TO SAVE our native garnr7" Wen
tell You. LIT the am .t' ur hunters GO
out after EN-. They'll come home
anil lie about what they shot. Jut ia.
game won't know anything about it all
the same.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

MAS Stockton las. Thursday night.
Michael sheridan, who keeps . chicken
ranch. caught = s'fsnger robbiue his
chicken house, aud shot lin dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

GILCHRIsTJoNES In Tue arora. J,nu.
AIRY l. Isl, nv Rev. G"o'g- Jennine., u. y.
Giichri-t TO Mss Maggie Joucs.
KISGsBERRY-TAIIoR-N -, Provo. Tt,h.
Drc"mbrt =. IHSo, by Rev. Mr.. ia he. Milo
Kin-sb-rry 10 Mrs. IIe.ra ". Taylor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
ITEMS.

TiiosE who would take farewell view
Of the Ohio river should not delay the
sad dity. 1t is sinking fast Wheeling
Register, LIST inst.
john HoFER and wife, in company
with Captain Asa Booth and wife. have
gone on fishing trip TO the Masking
um.-Bcllaire Tribune.
JUDGE PArRIcK, In the Common Pleas
Court, at Steubenville, Monday morn
ng, sentenced George irwin to the peni-
tentiary for ten years, on the verdict OF
manslaughter in the killing of "Dory"
Weems.
The revolutions of fortunes are great
Lately wealthy gentleman of this
county was here. Forty five years ago
be worked by The month for a then
wealthy man in the county or 1926 q
month. The latter is poor. The differ.
encc was made by economy Oh the one
hand and the lsck of it on the other.-
Cambridge Jsfersontaa.
Az Ut 1900 head Of Harrison county
sheep were shipped from Cadiz ON Thurs
day last. Samuel Dckerson, accomps.
MED by D. W. Wstson, took car load
to Kansas, ] c. Ramsey, acco mpaniei
by James Greer, OF Csdiz. took three
double deck car loads TO his rancho in
Texas; and j p. Monett of Bucyrus, o e,
also took a car load OF Merino bucks
and lambs into Ttxas.-Cadis Sentinel.
BARN BURNED "A barn belonging to
Wm. Davis, situated on bis farm one
half mile southeast of Burr's Mills, was
burned last Thursday morning. shortly
after daylight. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but supposed to have been
set on fire accidentally or intentionally
1t was frame barn 30x4O feet, contain
ing four or five tons Of hay, owned by
Thos. Hollingsworth, residing on the
farm. 1t is supposed the barn was fired
by tramps, as strangers were seen in the
neighborhood that morning.-Enter
prtse lst inst.
That dreadful disease, diphlheria, not
only prevails along the river towns oi
this region, hut has secured a lodgmen,
in some Of the villages on the bills
The town most affl cted is Ozark, Mon.
roe County, which Is in healthy loca.
tion. Three children have died there
and number have the disease. The
children Of Or, Stewart, of jerusalem
are also i'll with diptheria. Every place
should make preparations for a visit
from this disease, or typhoid fever. The
hot, dry weather will likely he followed
by an autumn of disease and death
Enterprise.
ToBAcco is very scarce and high
Holders in the Cincinnati market las,
week rejected one-forth Of the offers al
an advance of about two aud one-balt
cents pound. The average on Friday
was 8l7 81 per hundred, against 1851
for previous Friday. This strong ad.
vance is occasioned by the reports o
the general ulfavnratle condition OF the
growing crop, which even now does not
promise to be more than half that o.
1880, and every week OF continued dry
weather reduces the probability far be.
low that amount. aud must still further
advance the price.-Guernsey Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

D~ Redwood, the South Carolina
"moonsLiner" who two months ago bad
six bullets shot into his body; one OF
them taking the same course as Quit
eau's, is in spite of his being shut up
in miserable Jail, without nurse or emf.
nent physicians, well and sound man
now. He was of the same "build" and
weight as the President, and is reported
to have said; flames A. Garfield, Pres
ident Of the United States, was fired at
by a single assassin and struck by sin.
gle pistol-buIlet, tenderly cared for,
ministered to by the most celebrated
masters of surgery, and scientifically
nursed every moment He lies hover
ing between life and death, and while
live to 60 to Albany Prison, the man
who is needed and prayed for to govern
fifty millions OF people will probably
die"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

Mr.. G H. GooDRIcH, of the Monroe
Gasets, attended the reunion of his reg.
iment at Columbus, last Week, his wife
accompanied him.
Prof. w. +. WIRE, Of Cameron, Ohio,
was in town last Friday evsning--ihere
we did intend to tell on him but proihi
ised not to this time.
We desire to call the attention oi
Monroe County teachers to the adver.
tisement of the Beallsville Institute
which appears in this W, eks paper.
Why Is it that the wrong men always
get rich. 1t is the one who has no
money who is constantly telling the peo-
pie how much good he would do if he
only had the means.
A good many people who have the
painted or worsted motto, God Bless
Our Home" posted up in their houses,
ought to hire a man to examine the
sinks, water closets, cellar, &'.
1t has long been known that oil ex.
tracted from sun flower seed makes q
dressing for the hair which is beneficial
imparting . smoothness and vlgor high
ly appreciated by all who have tried it
A pleasant summer drink, not so CON-
mon as it would he were it's merits bet.
ter known, is called egg lemonade, and
is made Of one egg. half a lemon, su.
gar aud water-"well shaken before Ia.
KEN"
We had the pleasure last week OF deal
ing some with the firm of H. & I BLuM
Merchants, of Bellaire, and indeed found
it pleasure, for they are very accom-
modating gentlemen and keep q fine
stock of goods.
She was eating green corn by gnaw-
ing it from cob, when her teeth be.
came entangled with corn silk. "Oh
DEAR" said she impatiently, 81 Wish
when they get the corn made they would
pull out the hssting threads
The. watermelon soiree at Dr.. ARM.
sTRoEa's on last Friday evening was q
decided success both socially and finan-
cially. Among the strangers at the
eoiree we noticed Misses LIZZIE and
FLORA ARMSTRONG and Miss WELSH, OF
Armstrong; Mil, Belmont County.