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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
THE NEWS N BRTEE.

The va. natural bridge estate, 1900 acres,
il sold to II. c. Parsons so, 600. Partisan
financial failures have impoverished Chris
tine Nillson. Late land sales: Cruzen farm
near Waterford, Loudcun, to II. G. Wiles,
OF Nd, S72 an acre; 81 acres near New
market, Shenandoah, by John E. Rice, to
d. :. Henkle, $500; Farmers Home"
Harrsonbugg, to Dr. O. II. Harris Of BALTIC.
$3.50. J. 4. Eyerhart, of Clarke, has sold
100 bu.hel. clover seed for $500. An Ohio
man viii Start wheat fan factory in Staun-
ton. Mrs. Abigail Codman, Of Rocking
ham, relative OF Lincoln's, is dead, aged
81. Rev. J. Paul Slirewalt has taken Rev.
lr Renwick's Shenandoah pastarate The
Narri.opburg council has lowered taxes IS
els. or 500. Senator Withers is noted To-
caly Gs takiug successful subscriptions in
Pulaski county for erecting big iron furna-
ce8 ii New River. The Va State Grange
met Ia Alex. last week.. ". Blanton, Of
Cumberland, president, u. W. Hazelwood
Of Henry, secretary. J. +. Slaughter Of
LyncEbarg and Geo. Z. Dumm OF Wythe-
Vile hsve bought the Noble furnace, $1,000
srres, Ia Wy;Ae: s6I50S. 6oe0 acres il
Grant are sold Gen Jos. Sprigg OF Moore
deld, Harly county; $1,000. Col. Jno. Z.
Sro;Ac5 OF CIipcYvor, b., lost - fine Cots
SolLs ty dogs. Oaiaans have bought log
I,.aaL "a .Le James river, Surry, ior %i2,-
coo sid Viii spenl s5o0@5 ia making il
stock i4ria. Sergeant Ma>cn's court mar
ti4l trial for shooting at Gui:sau begins
Monday. The "a. wheat crop ison;..s
splendid. The Winchester siee f-ctory IS
crowded with crd,r. The S,4unton grand
jury has rgessn;ed ne local liquor dealers
for selling to minor4 Jno. n NcCiintock
!. Al.de 4. ;. Ma7.i..i "nd Archibald Stes-
ling T. 5. Attorney fer Nd. distric.. 4
yygu.,eAlic explosion in J@eksCu's works,
Chester, Ia. killed 20 men and injured
many. Rising sun village, Cecil coaniy,
Nd. is lir-ely bGynsd. 4 two AID i hslf
million hsx, h:g, o5lite.a;ed tie E4ye5a!l
Mss. be,t ana .l.ce i.,C:et;-S. Mrs. y -
lach, widow Of ihe la:e Doug. Ws'iAcA Of
TIE Washington 8'4r, la, so.d her fam n
Cul,eper lor S9,c0o. The venerable mother
si ex-senator /. Z. "i.Ls,s, Of Virginia,
di,,l l.s. woe. in 61cAingham Co8a;y, aged
s5. Ext. =. Treasurer JEo. G. New, 0!
InGiaua, Is ais'le Asst Sec Of he Treasury.
Among tue late winners CT prizes in the
4" aud coaae concern Ut Washington, we
note J. ". NeGr, Mnrinsburs, watch.
Bedford, Virginia, hAl s twenty-thoGsand
dollar ire on tuesday afternoon. The
people Of Saiem, F@aquier county. "a,
have unanimously resolved IL iLyos oleaars-
ins the n4iae oi that p.sce to NA..A-!l, *
honor oi Chief justice MsyaLa,l, Mo vs.
BON in tL..t roigLb.rLool. TIE widow CT
H;.Aop Do2sl,t died in Richmond Oh A'e.ur-
d. :.oca!ag.
Sir. VIM. J. EIgin has been commission
Ell postmaster At Keep T'yst, Sandy it0"s,)
Washington CoGBty, &asy..,I. Tie sore
Of Mr. YIN. Eversia.n, who recently cr'c-
mcny,l business - jewcl.r in CAar,befs-
bug, Pa was robbed on Monday night Of
last week Of eight hundred dollass' worth
OF jc"e!Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
Clarke County Clippings.
From the C6urisr:

From the CcuriSr:
Mr. A. Moore, Jr., collected and for
rardcd 10 Richmond about $40 Tor tie
Midlothian sufferers.
Me.srs. Thompson & Ogden intend TO
tear down portion of the Old Hotel prop
erty and erect theron two tine storercoms.
Hog cholera i. prevailing in some sec
tons of our county. Mr. Albert Elsca has
lost upwards OF 100 head by this fatal dis
ease.
Jno ". Grubbs, indicted Cor negligence
as IN officer in allowing John Rowland to
escape from jail, Was tried on Tuesday be-
fore the county court, and the jury found
hin Suilty aud asse.sed Gae AGAINST sim
OF $l2z.50.
D. II. Mcclure, Esq, the well known,
upright, Benevolent and Christian gentle
nan died on Saturday night, lltt Instant,
after az Hines. Of scarcely week, At his
home II a. this place, aged about IS years.
lie va, lawyer by profession, but for q
IUmG,r OF years PRECEDING and up to TIC
breaking oct al he late var lie held Tie Of
ace OF county clclk ior Clarke. His Office
iGr ihe past few wears adjOined the CoWri~
Office, and when he was il health W. met
him almost every day, and learned to high
~ rt-pect him i,r hi. CAIi-tian l.ith, ior
his enlarged intelligence, and inany sets O.
k;nlee,s gracefully bestowed. no citizen
OF Clarke po s,ssed 4 larger fugd OF Incl
d.H's relating 70 men aad shings connected
wiki thi. county CT was better acquainted
with It's Li-tory sad those who boTe rrom
iayHt part in IL -h-rs dian Mr.. Mcclure.
lie Va. Tie olde.. resident meMber of the
Clarke BAR. and a. mark OF respect TO lis
memory, our county court, wEicL began il.
February session OF Monday, shortly there
a.ier adjourned ioE tie day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expressagc and Carriage Hire and stop
at G5dnd Uaio.. Hoia opposite Grand central
Depot. 40 rooms. fitted up az q cost OF one
million dollars. reduced % 81 and upwards per
day European plan. Elevator Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, STAGES and
elevated railroad 10 all depots. Families can
live better for less money II the Grand Union
Hotel than 1t any other iirs;-class hotel III the
city.
April2. Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
CIRCUIT Court.

Referring to the charge Of Judge Faux
ner TO the Grand Jury the Spirit says; " 1t
was full and explicit and noted in detail all
grades of offences punishable under our
law. The Judge also took occasion 20 make
special reference to certain statutes which
by inopera,i0n haye become almost obsolete,
snd which he announced his purpose to
risidly enforce. For every conviction Of 8
felony where the party convicted has rreyi-
ously been sentenced 10 The peuitenyiary
anywhere in the United States, he will I'm
der the law, add Ave years to lis sentence;
ii the party has been convicted twice pre-
yiously, life sentence will be put upon
him. Petty larceny viii he punishable
with che year in tie peaitentiary ior the
second conviction, and for the second
conviction Of = violation Of the liquor
license law he viii enforce is proyi-
sion. aad add imprisonment not exceeding
SIX aoaiAs in the county Jail il addition to
tie ;iae imposed by the jury.
Eae following persons were tried sad
coayjc.e!: Alder: EikiaS, colored, petit
lagcyuy-S9 days in Jail at hard labor
Go. P,lkiGs, coiorel, pleaded guilty Of
e.it Larceny days in jal at HARD labor;
Frank Patterson, colored, burg!ary-two
years in peaitentiary. Edward Nelson,
john 5lai.h and Henry I. Washington, all
co,cged acquitted. Il. having been found
necessary 20 have Grand jury, new one
Wa summoned and it convened on Monday,
and brought in an Indictment Of murder
agaias; Dr. !. e Har,-roye.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Preliminary preceding in the Gaze o.
the Baltimore and ONO RAILROAD against
tae county Of Jefferson, in Wet Virginia,
were commenced tuesday week hciore Uni
It'd states Circuit Judge Bend srd United
State, District Judge jackson, Of T.st
Virginia. n chambers. The action is to
eu;niu collection Of take. l-gisd ~ the
co9s.y "a property Of the railroad for com
r. Turro--' in tue year l7Te amounting to
aa.a, S0ra. The railroad r.. PAD the
state taxes, Int dcHic- the right Fl ths
co. Il r 20 impose taxes ioT IL orn u'e. NJ.
Caleb E4sr.>s, Of West Virginia, appeared
.or tie railroad company, and Attorney
General g. c. Watts, Of West Virginia, Tor
t.At Stale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Capt John Hampton ChanberlaYne,
nho-e death in Richmond occurredon satur-
day, though snon-comuissioned staff Officer
qchis7e1 early in the var sHch a reputation
for csllan;ry that he was chosen By Gen. \.
p. Hill, win whom he was then scrying, to
receive the surrender ofihe Federal officer
in command Of Hnrps''s Ferry At tie time
ofits capture, in 1852, with 1900 prisoners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
Fees aad Doctors.

The fees Of doctors j. "a len that very
many pcrsous sre intere.t>d il just II pres
emf We believe the schedule iof yi,is' Is
S,'.ae, which would Tex RAP confined to
his bed ior year, aud in need Of daily Wis
it., over tl.v51 Year iar medical attead-
ancs alone Au3 one single bottle Of Hoy
Bitter. taken IN tine wcu.d save tie q ,0V0
and ~. ,.e years sickne-s.-Fost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Dav;, Kaaucr, OF Wcst Chester county,
Pa. has recently purchased tract Of 600
acrc, Of orc Land. in tie Shenandoah Val
Zee. Virginia. He has found ore on tie
surface ard b. boring down some twelve
fee: finds It % he -oid mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The Washington CoPitH reminds CAPT.
Harry Riddleberger that all Yirrinians are
not as bad shot' a. himself and Hon. Geo.
D. Wis. and that ne had better be careful
hot, he TAX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

In complianc. with the terms Of i'a new
u acquired Delaware charter compelling
work to begin within the year the B. * O..
r. r. hs- already commenced building, Al
two point, near Wilmington, its new lire
betwix. Bs,to and New YORK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The Washington Pot says Robert Bonner,
of tie Leig,r, Is -iz'y. IN, doesn't lock
more thln hny. lie orn' rlorsfne horses
than anybody el.e in the United states, j. a
very drastic Presbyterian, bat otherwise 40
sfe,rinn. and ten nerats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The lst, Bishop Wiehtman graduated at
the head Of ne class, md on his twentieth
birthday entered the South Carolina Con-
ference sad as sppointcd to Pee Dee Cir
cut. Re refused thousand dollars a a
teacher and received hundred hat year as
a .gamp preacher. There were thousand
conversions on the wori, before the next
Conference. SO says the Richmond Airo-
c-lc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Never mix while the Cow IA eating" is
the advice givan b. az agricultural paper.
Judging from The character If some q The
milk ,uat Is dealt in h,r,a5ou;s il would
BE- more 20 the point not % milk while tie
cow is df.akiEg-say the Hagerstown
GLcto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
Plumbing s Gas-Fiftia,g.

THE undersigned oiIrr- hi' service, 70 the
i public Pipe introduced into house--
and fittings Call aud see Plates
OF Fine Fixtures. finished in gold. polished
brass. and Porcelain. Globe Drop Lights. Bur
ners. &c Old Gas Fixturcs Gildel or re- Br0nzcd
in the Isteot.,yls Opposite Bank Of Charles
town.
CHARLES 2 aEAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Mr. August Pollman, 50 Maiden Lane
New YORK, Importer of Musical InstTu-
meut,, presented Nj l. 4. Osburn, OF this
town, vith silver mounted Z Fat Comet
in recognition Of Mr. O'--eryice- a, : teach
CT AMI through whore rccomm ,ndation the
house of llr. ?. elected sales in this and
rei-hboriur communities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
BERKELEY CaCYTY ITsK1

From tie Statesman.
Tho lE,,,,4 N,,es Ia, sesn ramovrd to
p,.l.,-t,,r.,
,.u
ne card ~ teh;i@' h"'s' VIII DC 0NcIeu
-, o.,.,.,..
P" b." ~'i'P51 =" 80 - r LAY '.','
E.ot.,, many I,t,... had lie eradication
~ Ia, Is ,Dons,i,t,uce Forhroh,ur.
. ..r-..s Of Ole rour. d into de Recto.y
par..r,. Ar..ns ...n1e w!.o called we're Or.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The apportionment bill which passed the
House Of Representatives few days ago,
fixing the number OF Representatives, at
3c5, passed the Senate on Tuesday. The
gains aye about evenly divided between the
Southern and Western Slstcs-tbe Northern
States gaining only one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
y-rn-r,a Crrn7JIc q77rc.

Is me -; ;.slvs fo7 Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Sals Rhcrm, Tes,-;, Caapped
Hands. Cbilh'sia4. C,rna and II kinds %:
psia Tuptio1s. F,ec'ioa 2rl Pi@2' 49,
Cei Frr--'. Cafoolc Ia!7a, - ali others
~ ccli-.ftrfsi. Price - cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
Tho Washington Correspondent Of the

The Washington Correspondent Of the
A'eXSn6,is GGz,;tc Gays:
~ ce7 'rr,sn who mas Just returned from
q visit o. p"cShontas county. Ncat Virginia,
says be sar the pile Of brush upon which ia
the late 'gar Col John a. Washington, Of
Mount Vernon died, after being -hot By the
..dera.s, while On scouting expedition
during the civil VAR. The wife OF The
owner Of tie lsnd on Shich tho gallant
Col,n" -, hot. gas good Confederate,
snc -he lA. Fever 4low j the itiic of bu-h,>
hat ~, oat iur Li- bel, snd upon which
he lay until he expired. 10 Ice disturbed.
regarding ~ ssa sFot u,.vle sacred by blood
she. III cod but Elsucc,--iui cause
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The Virginia Deadlock has been broken,
and tie opponents of Mr. Massey for the
authorship gre victorious; but it is one of
che kind of victories that will disrupt
the dominant party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

!ti. business now before the puOn,
ICILD l. You can make money faster ~
NorS for Us than al anything else. Capital mo-;
needed. We will start yOu. 81 day and up
wards made at home by the industrious Men
women boys and giriS wanted everywhere e.
work FOR us Now IS the time. You can work
IN spare time only or give yOnr whole time to
he business. You can live at home and 90
the work. No other bushes. will pay you
nearly Is we'll. No one can fail 10 make enOr-
nous pay By engaging az once. Costly Outfit
and terms free Money made fast, easily, and
honorably Address TE@E d On. Aususts
h:iDe.
p>n. I Sly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Tie HOUSE committee on territories has
reported tayouby ca the bin admitting
plko.s INFO Che fui.y Of states.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The Philadelphia Times thinks Senator
Harry Riddleberger is getting entirely too
brand new" Seine would ssy il "a little too
fresh"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25
= Grecr's Nrrrsnnfsi RIft,rs.

n,~'. Nsi,:ia, ini,ge..ion, aai d.aea5es o;
the 8iood. Kidney. Liver, san, etc.
DUENC'o CATAE2H SNUFF ears. all
affections Of ths mucoUs membrane, Of the
head snd thT7a,.
Da. MOTIFS Liver Pills are the
best Csshsrtic Regulators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

Hylrophobiais the polite way Of express
ing II when a msn is dog gone mad"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

$500 pr year can he es.iy made at
home So71iag ior Z. c. Eil1oUt y 90, 10
1ar. lag S.r.,t. New York. Send lor their
cal.agsc AMI aiil particulars.
Oct -. Sly. Bates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

TIE waters Of Virginia for some time
pa.; hay. b,eu;n'y.,ed vi,a lsvlces dredgo7s
whose Expectations upon the oyster beds
hsv, been l.oia aaiinviois,;onof ths Oyster
laws Gov. Cameron, few days ago, or
caaized ~ armed expedition sgsin-t the
offenders AID With coupl. % steamboats,
Win hov.tft surprised Zee; AID caP,ur-
Cd seven schooncrs, four Thousand bushels
of oy,ter,sod sixty Gov. Cameron was
in command in person. The cap;ors fell
short 0f cherished expectations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-25

The C7pi'1' says during the P..t twelve
months dity-six ominenuy weii-krovn res
idea,s of Washington have died. The
largest number within ;he same space Of
time on record.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17

his friends took a seat by his bedside
 took hold of his pulse,and as he open
 ed his eyes the friend said: "NoW
 don't exert yourself. and don't try
 to talk. The doctor says you will be
 alright if you remain quiet" The
 victim of the joke opened his eyes.
 and was going to ask what was the
 matter, when he found his mouth
 held together by court plaster, and
 his voice sounded like that of man
 with hare-lip asking someone to go
 to the devil. By this time one of the
 jokers was having trouble to keep
 from laughing, so he put a handker
 chief to his face, sobbed, aad said:
 My God, boys, th1s is horriblew At
 this the Oshkosh villain said, hope
 fully: Don't be discouraged, my boy;
 we will pull you through, if you do not get excited. l have cured worse cases" Then he took a pair of scis- sors and cut the court-plaster that
 held the lips together, and said: There, how do you feel.now? Don't talk much, but don't you feel reliev- ed?" The victim looked at the doc
 tor. and at the boys who were pie turesquely sta nding around the bed, and said: ''Doc, for Gods sake, what has happened to me?" The doctor told him to be quiet, and then whis- pered to him You have had the worst fight that a man ever had and
 lived. A man attacked you on Wells Street, with view of robbing you, and you defended yourself, but it was hard struggle. Mir. Drury, please Ehand me that hand glass. Th0re, you can see for yourself. There is a confusion of the brain, the eyes are discolored, ard thought your jaw was broken, but as you can talk l guess it is only fractured Don't talk" The victim tcok long look at himself, and the first thing he said was: ''Is the other fellow alive?" It was all the boys could do to keep from bursting, but they kept sober faces, and the doctor said the other fellow was alive, but he was the worst used up man he ever sewed up. He said one arm was broken, and one eye gouged out, and his face looked as if pile driver had struck him. The victim smiled a satisfied smile as he heard how he had whip ped the other fellow, and then the boys asked hlm if he had any message to send home. He took the mirror and looked at himself again, and then said: Telegraph for my wife" That was too much, and the boys reared, and the doctor tore off the court plaster from his nose, another fellow brought a wet towel and the paint vas washed off, and when he was ,lean the boys handed him the mir 'or, and he looked at himself again, and then he saw it was a joke, and he wanted to kill some of them.-Peck's l Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
A EEEAD 0N EgEHI.

At the recent veterans reunion in Chicago was Theo. R. Davis, the ar tist of Harper's Weekly, who was all through the war. There was one of the Chicago veterans who sometimes took in a little too much wet stuff, and who was little excitable when full. The visiting, the music, the marching, the cheering, and the ex- Citement of the reunion, had made him feel quite excited, and he wanted to fight his battles over again, but the boys kelt him quiet, and finally got him to bed, and soon he slept like a log. The boys were in the room telling stories, when some one called attention to the sleeping com
 rade, and Tn a second an idea occur red to Davis, the artist. He went to his room and got his water color paint, and brushes, and some court plaster. Pretty soon the artist was at work with his soft camel's hair brushes. He first painted two black eyes, then he painted swelling on one cheek, and on the forehead he painted what looked as though a s!edge- hammer had smashed in the skull, and left the brain oozing out. Then the artist took some strips of
 court-plaster, and stuck one across the painted broken nose, and another across the mouth, sealing both lips, and the boys stood back to look at the stricken man, and wait for the eourt-plaster to dry, The boys got a
 ltrange veteran from Oshkosh to per senate a doctor. After a little the sleeper began to:wake up, and one of
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
Treatment of LOW Grade 0res

"A successful and profitable method
 of treatment of low grade ores," says
 the Mining Review, which are pre-
 valent in many parts of the country,
 and may be found to greater or less
 extent in the mines of every district.
 IS one of the most imperative needs
 at the present time cf mining in
 dustry.
 Necessity Is the fertile mother of
 invention, and there is no question
 but when it becomes necessary to
 utilize these low grade ores to meet
 an imperative demand, some process will be found ready to successfully solve the important problem. This is made doubly sure from the fact that in the field which is wide and extended, and at time when ores of a high grade are easily found in large quantities, rapid improvements are being tested by practical work and trial, and many substantial steps in the right direction have already been found worthy of adoption.
 It is possible that a mistake has been made by mining men in at tempting to perform too much, and that a large proportion of the losses in mining enterprises may be traced to the effort to mine, mill and treat ores at the mine, when 1t might be found more profitable to divide thIs work and not attempt to do it all. It is we'll known that the farmer is content to produce his crops and put them upon the market; and mill on a farm for the purpose of grinding the wheat into four is never seen.
 The question of making mining and milling two separate and distinct industries is one worthy of considera ion. One of tha most profitable methods Of treating low grade ores at the present time, will doubtless be found in tue direction of concentra- tion, so that the cost Of transporta- ton may be materially reduced. At the present high rates of transporta- ton 1t is not a wise policy to pay fer the cost shipment of worthless rock which Is not available for any pur- pose whatever.
 Mining and concentrating, where would doubtless bring better results in 8 majority of cases, at least until more extensive develop | ments had proven something of the oi the work to be done.
 The mining industry of the conn hy would to-day show vastly better results if the money expended for mills had been put into the mines. Agriculture would have been ruined | long ago. and the fields turned into a waste of desolatIon, if every farmer had commenced operations with the Idea that every farm must support l its own grist mill, saw mill, loom and forge, to fit its product for the market
 The establishment of smelters neaI the mines and extensive and com plete refneries in the market centers where the mine products must be sold, indicates the future separation of the two industries of mining and ard also insures better re 3llts and more profitable returns to lll interested i'll the development of our mineral resources for the pro luction of bullion.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17

He Concluded to Colt was get ting well along into the night. She yawned, and then asked him if he ever saw a snapping turtle.
 "One," he replied, lin a show" Said she:
 "It's very funny; but do you know, you sort of remind me of that bird" "Why?" he asked.
 "Oh! you hang on so."
 He looked out of the window into
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
CHEMICALS. ASsAYERS' MATEEs'.iA4lLSS,ss
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles

C.,
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
the darkness, said 1t looked like rain, and he had better be going.

On the international train that left yesterday for San Antonio there was a negro who kept sticking his head out of the window. "Keep your head inside" said the conductor, angrily. ''Whaffor?" For fear you will dam age some of the iror work of the bridge, you fool"
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17

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