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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-01-04
TRADE TOPICS.

For fine underwear go to Cans 6 Klein's.
The best hats and caps in own at Cans
& Klein's.
l. G. Baker s. Co.'S notion department is
very complete.
The finest kinds of Scotch WHISTLES at T.
j. Todd 81 Co.'S.
Special inducements in ladies' dress goods
at T. q. Power g Bro.
All we'll dressed men buy their clothing
from Gaus g Glein.
Bnrts' fine roots aud shoes a speciality at
T. G Power s. Bros.
No. / harness, brides, halters, hobbies,
tic. 81 L. Il. RDsencrans.
T. G. Power s. Bro. have Just. received q
nice line of velvet carpets.
Business and dust suits at Cans & Klein's
ut prices that defy competition.
A few more of those beautiful chandeliers
and stand lamps left at We,z5ls.
Alar1e stock Of blanketa. quilts and In
dian blankets IT Hirshberg 8 Nathan's.
A new invoice of ladies' cults and under.
wear just opened af 7. e. Power s. Bros.
A large assortment Of Cheyenne saddles
ana chaps just received vi L q. Rosencrans.
Whi,e, fancy and cnlored shirts at all
styles and prices At Hirshberg s. Nathan's.
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THE RIVER E

L. G. Power & Bro. are showing a most
elegant line Of carpets, curtains, lambrequins,
etc.
Measures taken for suits at Cans &Klein's
Fit guaranteed, and 1000 samples to select
from.
Heavy iron bound and block stirrups,
and No. l steel bits and spurs at L. III. Ro-
sencrans'.
Horse blankets, saddle blankets, loaded
.blacksnakes and bull whips, etc. at l.. II.
Rosencrans'.
The finest display of silk handkerchiefs
are to be seen at Cans & Klein. They have
the largest variety.
A full assortment of gentlemen Isle thread
underwear, silk handkerchief, and hosiery at
Hirshberg & Nathan's.
L. G. Power s. Bro. have some of the
handsomest parlor and chamber sets OF fur
niture ever brought to Benton.
Rubber boots, gum boots, Arctics, snow
excluders, overshoes and everything which
will prevent chillblaine, at |. g.. Baker s.
Co.'s.
Special inducements in dress goods at |. g.
Baker & Co.'s, comprising all the novelties
of the season, Grape ~elastics, cashmeres, etc.
all shades and prices.
W. s. Wetzel has just received a lot of
clothing from the States. and is now pre-
pared to sun everybody in both California
and States clothing, and that at the very low
est prices.
The Eiwin G.. Burt and Burt & Mears'
oh~oc Tho arrNo eor 1.1:o, .~l .l1 1.4<--
for gents recently received at T. G. Power
& Bros. It is not necessary to say any
Thing in praise of these popular brands.
Owing to the late arrival of I. G.. Baker &
Co.'S large stock of clothing, wi 10 is just
coming in, they are offering special indnce-
monts for the purpose of selling it out, and
have marked their stock down so low down
that none can get away without buying.
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The M ulIan TunmeI.
[IndepeDdenL.l

fI1HNRNPNVNNHMI
At present the drIl ing 10 the mouth of the
Hullan tunnel is all done by hand, there be-
ing about twenty men ut work. In tunnel
has already penetrated about twen'y-six feet
into the solid granite and The work is being
prosecuted day and night.
If the Ingersoll drills should be started up
next Monday, az expected. the %stunnel ju-
bilee' will doubtless take place on Tuesday.
All Of Helena and The surrounding country
will doubtless be invited to take part.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-01-04
They Want u school, District.

Mr.. Malcolm Morrow, sr., was in Benton
yesterday circulating a petition asking for
another school district in this township, on
the Shonkin. There are more than the number
Of families required by the statute residing
on the Shonkin and a school Of respect
able size could be organized. In justice to
the tax payers Of that valley their petition
should be favorably received by the powers
that be-.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-01-04
Assay Office. Report.

Assayer R. B. Harrison gives the follow
ing summary Of gold and silver received at
the q. 8. Assay Office during the past five
years. The falling eff in the amount of sill
yer bullion received is due to the fact that
tricts is shipped directly East instead of first
beng sept 10 the Helena etf1ca:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-01-04
Another stable.

The Montana stables have been opened by
to meet the wants of the public. TIE best
quality OF hay and feed always on hand.
Call and see me. CHAs CRAWFORD.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-01-04

The Grand Central Restaurant is still -four
ishing rs of yore- We cordially solicit the
patronage of the ~ci'iz.ns of Benton and vi
cinity. G. w. BULLETT & A. A. MARTIN.
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Don's Fasl

DOnsg FmlI
To see the display of ladies' and childrens'
shoes, clippers and hosiery Ut Murphy, Neel
q Co.'S.
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n FOR SALE.

". s. Stocking offers for sale, rent, or in exchange
for town property, his ranch on the Tetoa, five miles
from Benton. The ranch contains 100 acres of land
and is well fenced. Eighty acres are under cultivation
and forty acres are god grass land, and .here is a
good m adow.
Cor further particulars call on or address
II w. S. STOCKING, Fort Benton, NJ. T.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
PERSON Al.

~, p.,-IT- ..---.-I
H. a, a. ny ll'e t,ilTh'd yrs't' iny
''oui WISH I" W oo'Hh WI b.
VIII Brooks returned trnm Inmua.n.
Yesterday.
Col. (. d Muprn ia outnp ,hs .tr,o,s
again ait,r AN illness Of twour thfrc rays
80
judge H. W DAVIS is able To attend To
business again, AM lis court IL once more
open.
M,s,r. Sanford I,ls,p ,pl ~ "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
PRoGR AMME
Oh
Grand Fete ChampetTe
10 RE GIVEN For
The Benefit Of The Catholic Church
AT
DEF Garden,
--ON THE
N!gAt22! ~! 23,!A.g.
REFHEsHMENT TABLE.

REFRESHMENT TABLE
Ice Cream, No. l-Ry Mrs. Buchhnin and
Miss Lizzi, Egan.
Ice Cream, No. i Mcsdnmc~ Curn be and
Cook.
Lcmonadc--Miss Maggie Riordan and
Mrs MontlOrd.
supper Table Mcsdnmcs MUM. llcrholn.
Cloary. Walker and Crnrc.
Fancy Table Misses Mary Bailey,
Ihomp.on and Rutnn.
Flower liowrr Miss Gertrulc Carroll
Fish pond-Missrs Annie and Iula
Shclb.
Gr,h Blg-Misscs Mary Fuch. and Linda
Shclh.
Gypsy Tcnt-Miss Nina Carroll
Bar and Cigar.-Anthuny Boyle.
N"dn Wntcr--lripi5 ard Paul Dhura.
Champagne punch-Gcorpc Bond ard
George Cook.
Candy Making r,d lIo'-Chas Iri. is.
vuIiSG,
For the prcttc,t little girl; prlc n
beautifully dressed doll. donated by Mrs.
Walker.
,. For the most popular young lady
prize, silver cage with live canary, do.
mated by Barney Fclhhako.
.. a beautiful Hrrman's silver trumpet
tor the brnycst fireman, donated by th"
least committee.
For the most cntcrprising MERIDIAN.
priIr. two beautiful oil paintings. donated
by Frnk Steiner.
j For the ugliest man; prize, tin ears
10 nE KArrLEp.
! a handsome pin cushion, donated by
Mis- Minnie Roper; to De rallied by Miss
Minnie
,, Grand Pacific cake, donated by Mrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
A n ORDINANCE

Requiring railway companies and their
employees 10 keep railway tracks,
switches, etc, in state OF good repair
within the corporate limits OF the city
of Waco.
b. it ordained by the city council OF the
city OF Waco.
See. !, II shall be unlawful for any per.
son ur persons, firm, company or como.
ration owning, controlling or having IN
charge any railway, hallway switch, or
side lrack to maintain or operate the same
within the corporate limits Of the city of
Waco, unless such railway, rail way switch
or side track shall constantly be kept in a
state OF good repair by well and properly
hallastinR the road bed OF the same, with
rock. sand or gravel, and constructing
good and sufficient culv,Tls or sewers to
insure thorough drainage Any person
violating the provisions OF this ordinance,
shall be deem' d guilty OF a misdemcanor
and upon conviction thereof shall bc fined
Ia any sum not Il - than ten or more than
iilty dollars.
Src 2. That this ordinance shall take
fleet and be In force from and after its
passage Approve August II, 1852,
h, \. STuRGIs, Mayor.
Attest;
j. f. BKISKERuoFf. Recorder and ex.
uiliciO City secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

"Brazos Chill Cure" %ll' IN
ranted for the cure OF cblll, M
is a positive antidote lor l S'ifI
has no rival rs a tonic iol ~ IA
an emaciated system IRON ron, N
matte causes, and to t9osS S,l,
necessarily exposed to mias I,l
ences, and are attended WIZ ~.
lowing symptoms, such 8, III \
tite, aching of the back ailu
yerishness, severe headaegs'
ton to get about, low spl,lJi1 n.
ness, chilly sensations, a ,S nd
hot, burning fevern VIM
terminate In bilious, rt ii.~ts
YOU Ii Keen a supply on hl ". |
time and take a dose three .., ~
No other medicine is nsce cess; |
yery concentrated ana p.,i.,s
effects in removing the III b,
ments from the Dlooui 'h,rr5k
appreciate this warning =, III Is It
farmer, who Is more I.,1.. Il
10 those atmospheric pol,o,It
in the (aIl season, when oi
crops in the midday sll'l ',s
and heavy dews Of moiI ns -
those malignant fever ,,.. aiS ~
lent, aud to them we Wo you.
10 take a dose of "Bral'si taaE
every morning on rising ,.s0 b
avoid the danger Of @ ,,o,, > +
say nothing of the N l,,D, ,trt II
saved in the end, NO p-,s
arsenic. The physician, 'iss
recommend IL. ASK you ,,ri,4 q z
IL and take no other
tie. Prepared only p1 "a tF.
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Observation-Disclosures Hccr

Is ion sale To customers by the following
dealer;
H. W. PEW.
JNO. VOID. Avcnuc saloon
j. 4. WILSON, ST Charles saloon
SOL. LYONS, Commercial saloon.
II. i. SMITH. Grocer
JOHN CARSON. CarsOn's saloon.
BART MOORE. Grocer.
McCLkLLAND HOTEL BAR.
j, L. GARLAND.
". ". WHITAKER, Gilt Edge saloon.
W. II. ROPER, Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN. East Waco.
kERkOW i NIGEL Palace saloon,
SIMON jos EpI, Star saloon.
UNION ROUSE saloon.
NARROW GAUGE sNoon.
The trade supplied by |, A. Goldstrin
Wholesale dealer in lire liquors, Waco.
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

nave, n pnaturc, MY head u extra
good saddle horses and mules, which /
will sell Mt bottom prices, ns / wan,
room IN my pasture for large herd
now On the road from western Texas.
This stock was selected with extra care,
and will be So Mt very low prices,
either for cash or negotiable paper.
Any one wishing To see the stock will
be conveyed 70 the pasture tree Of
charge
j NJ FRrES>N, G3 Austin St
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
|. Ii
Improved Iron lnyiuora,u

The most perfect and satisl,c,o..
blnation known TO tile pro,.
which iron is combined. ahj sos
Is the success of tins prcpaafion n /
destined to become, Witioul jo ~
most popular OF all the iron to't,.
in usr. And we hesitate not ~ Vu \,
that this medicine is no secret ma (.
cheaply Cotton up comp und Inn 4,
genuine constitutional REMEDY II
my those Alternative powers so ~
to recuperatc and invigorate M n
system when broken down by mi
disease commonly called. AMI i
known "a dyspepsia and lnIlgo.g
which ninc.tenths OF all our M I'D
mate, because when the disals |
paired from want OF the naiun' n
is so important in the digestive al
of man, then it is that thi, Vim 4
many lypes,u>ually called dlscl.is|
lassitude and sour stomach, wal.
mental exhaustion, impaired yiaErl
general prostraliOn of the wloe A
liver complaint, followed hy ngta|
and all diseases OF the Moon, u,nl
NEY and BLADDER, that produo,
fearful aches known It's rh,unnt
ralgia, hackache and nervous "A
headache. Aud all rousu.r.5,|
weak females. who Mc in .eBl
good tonic to build up their oGgl
cannot find, We honestly brle,t.
or n more certain remedy ohnal
bottle is suiii, irnJ tp prove to 4
wonderful medicinal proler.lN
regularly according tu dindon|
your druggist tni IMPROVED laos
ORATOR, AMI he sure tn take 90 |
Price 81 per hottie. Prplaryl
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, IcSs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
General Debility Cured.

Chesiervlle, Kent county, Md, Jan. n
1882. Feeling broken down and generally
deblllt4td was induced by our drug
gist to try bottle OF Brown, iron Bit
tiers. From the Third DOSE, began To teel
the good ELECTS OF your medicine, and
really think 1t did me morn good than
any medicine ever took.
b, D. QUINCY.
Sold by Fucker X willis, Waco, Texas
Sill lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Among the several splendid hotels of
1T. Louis, there If none more distiu-
gulshed for comfort and elegance than
the LaClede. Recently enlarged aud
thoroughly renewed III every depart
ment, the LaClede II strictly first
class" Ill everything but rates, in which
1t is cheaper by from one to two dollars
q day.
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of the sacred Heart.

Under the direction OF the Sisters OF st.
Mary, will reopen Monday, September
4lh.
Tue new building now nearly COM
pleted, will afford ample accommodation
Tor bOarders and day pupils.
For terms address Sisters OF ST. Mary.
-0Sl2lwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Our kindergarten aud select school
will be resumed on Monday, September
18th, 1872, at uur residence No 81 South
Fourth street, where We will have uddcd
II large, airy school room, hut will still
limit our number aud will only admit
MIssIs CtKkuLiD
August 9Th, lsS2.-r.suutOS59
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

A most splendid nerve TOME il.I
alive. A sue and speedy fena
nervousness, wakeinlness, and I
We are frank to admit that thi
ELIXIR has no real or aCtua. z
properties direct in It's colnblnaA
that its quieting influences n
reached through its tonic elect /
system, and when the following
are experienced by the indlyldl-
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA y
TIsM. NERVOUS PRuSTRA1IoN, bo Il
by excessive drinking and 'el
which naturally produces va
energy and impaired vitality "a
that this POWERFUL ELIXIR is nlea
I'd to restore the nerves to lhti
condition, thereby giving yIgo.
newed strength OF he whole sy'l,-
deranged from oYerwOIk or Oll
Ask your druggist Tor il, ana
other. Price 80 cents and u No.
Prepared only by Tucker 4 VIE
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Has undoubtedly the be.ti
ton of any mrdtviur Tor The.
consumption that We have "a
able Ia find. II d, prepared ~
for consumption, 1wl those Vi
affected with II deep seated o.,
long-standing 4 few dose, n
mediate relief, and if kept ugiI
feet a cure. 1t is very .oothiall
lungs and pleasant to take. OIL
nights sleep, free from those !
paroXysms of coughing. /, wont
than the price Ut q hall dozen 4
ASK your drn5gi.D Tor N
once; price 80 cent aud llgI
Prepared only by Tucker 4 4
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Next session will open August u
Terms: Per month Il four weeks, 81
and 80, according to advancement, Mrs
Maddiu's school will open at the sam,
time. Terms Per month, - Pay
ments monthly. Il. L. MAppTN
Sl5lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
Va ;t-oni,

Sick committee Waco Lodge Tor the en-
suing month j. W. Baker. Geo. Clarke
a, j. Cnruthcrs, b. II. Carroll. Geo. b.
Campbell J. T.. ElOIv, W.
j. +. GUNNER, SECRETARY.
Waco, .lul\ ~. ISS2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

VIII open its fall term with nm excellent
faculty on September ltlI.
SAM'L T.. WRIGHT.
uIl2d&wbw President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

The la Belle Sonora Cigar, at r W
Tnrraut's tBehrcur old stand.
SlSdlw
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smoke

The La Belle Sonora Cignr, at 7 W
Tarrnnt's tBchrcns' old stand
SlSdlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Odds and ends in ladi,s, misses and
Ghiidrns shoes aud Slipper, cheap nj
Sanger Bros - slate
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
Smoke,

The La Belle Sonora Cigar at I. W
Tarraut's (BchreuH old stand.
SlSdlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Joe Lehman's popular eating house
tables are provided with Caldwell beau.
tiful extracted amber hunrv-llt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Our Monarch unlaundried shirt Is the
peer of shirts tor II at the unc-pricc house
Of Levine Brothers. -SlitC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST 10. 1882.
Closing OF Mails

Missouri Pacific. north......,......... 4 y. m.
south..................Ja. M
TeNas and 81 Iouis. uast...............D y. N.
Houston and Texas Central, SOUTH p. m.
west yp. III.
q ,tcsvllr, Corycll, Usage, Crawford
and NJ. Oiivct, daily ..,... .........d a. IN.
China Springs and Responsibilities
day, Thursday and saturday ........ II m.
Eagle Spiings, Leland ard Coke.
Tuesday, Thursday md saturday n. IN.
Golinda AMI Robinson, Tuesday
thursday and SATURDAY. .............. u m.
Spceglr vile. Tuesday and saturday Ga III.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
CasCara Cordi.,

N'ANf
One of the latest and n,o.,
all llquld c,thartics, this cleg,Ip,l 'a'e,
, non , Is made with scrupulois u ~ N
me best and most carefully Ear s
iisl. 1t is with the great,s, 'y,IIeielaI
we recommend this very i rn'esgh ,
harmless remedy as being ,b ,"i 'i ,
surest laxative and cathafiic w. Al's
males and children. now in n ~, SaS
habitual constipation and ln,lio,, :, Mi
cannot find.anylhing more Snlky1ui
tain. 1t is combined with r a,! q,
such manner that the bittcrn.lllaal
ca'cara saYrada is complrteiv De n d
ASK your druggist tor #. AMI uhge
take no other. Fri e ~ cont. " "a
Texas. ""'rr v
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

The "Conrad's Bulwcl-cr beer Is very
tncand c"nnui be surpassed 10y any o'her
beer.- NLnItsr from nhNsicinn.-SlNlM.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

l.. Boyden x Co.'S. mems ilne sewed
shues at Sanger BrOs'e.-S -l!tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
SI.,oIsp

Latest novelties in silver bracelets at j.
L,vinskis.--Sll3t
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Latest novrltrs in silver h,acrl Is ut j.
LeNIMslN's.- lIlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

For thu public good "Courad's Bud
wci.cr beer. SlslN
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t"nlvrsion NrW-, yesterday Mornlng,J
The first through ticket from New
\ oIk Ia lUNarkana, ny,rthr Texas and 81.
Loni, line WAS sold one day Inst week by
the Mallory steamship line II starts nj
New York, Cumcs to Galveston, thence
10y the Gull, Cololndo amt santa Fee to Me.
Gicgor, and thence by the Texas and ~.
IOui- to IeXarknnu.
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}, Nj FErEM>N, 63 Austin st
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-27

GERMAN CARP.-Two years ago a
number of our farmers tried the expert
ment of introducing german carp into
ponds. So far as we have heard, the
experiment has been perfect success,
the fish have lived and have grown to
weigh 5 lbs. or over each and the ponds
have q number of small fish of the same
species. We have not heard of any
being used for food, as the gentlemen
owning the ponds are unwilling to dls
turb the fish before the ponds are well
stocked. AS matter OF interest 10
parties desiring to stock ponds we copy
the following article from the Richmond
Dispatch:
The time has almost arrived for the
annual distribution Of German carp by
the Government. The interest is fish
culture in Virginia has developed 10
great extent within the past few years.
Hunting and fishing clubs have been
organized, and systematic efforts have
been put forth for the introduction and
protection of game and fish. So far as
fish culture is concerned, success has
been marked, and this to a great extent
Is due 10 the introduction here Of Ger
man carp. The character OF this fish
has been so often told that 1t is unnec-
essary to repeat it; but to show the ap-
probation in which it is held, it is only
necessary to say that up to this time
Colonel NJ. Mcdonald, Fish Commits
soner for the State of Virginia, has re-
ceiyed about three hundred applications
for the fish. The distribution will COM
mence on the 30lh Of October ensuing,
and Colonel Mcdonald, who is labor
ing jointly with the United States Fish
Commissioner, Mr.. S. F. Baird, is anx-
ious that all application, for fish be
forwarded at once to Mr.. Baird, at
Washington, D. c., in order TO insure
speedy and early filling OF orders
Send in your orders at once, and
pretty soon after October Both you Will
get your fish.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-27
A Cat With Our Valley Exchanges

J, A. Kelley, for years foreman Of
bridge builders on the Manassas division
of the Midland road, died in Alexan-
dria on Wednesday.
H. N. Alexander. near, Berryyille,
Clarke county, has lost his barn, wheat,
hay and farming tools by fire.
The barn on Leo Wheat's farm neal
Berryvllle is burnt. Mr.. W. had 2OC
bushels of wheat and quantity OF fer
tilizers destroyed.
Diphtheria has appeared at McGaheys-
vile again, and 3-year old daughter
of Mr.. VIM. Aylor, died OF it recently.
Harrisonbug Old Commonwealth: Mr.
Rockingham Paul was down in East
Rockingham week before last on a cam
palgning" tour. We heard from his
success, and it was said TO US that
"Rock," did good deal Of good-tc
the Democrats, TO again, young
friend, aud our fellows will scoop in
the whole "deestrick.
Page Courier: Last Friday LITTLE
daughter Of the late Abrose B. Warner
whose mother, Mrs. Mary j. Judd
lives near Antioch, in Page county, was
severely, and at first 1t was feare'
fatally, kicked by horse. She ha'
gone to the field to catch the horse, ant
staying longer than it was though
necessary, she was sen! for aud found
10 helpless condition, having beer
kicked III the stomach. She was takel
home, and at last accounts was doin
as we'll as could be expected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-27

REGULATING THE Boss.-We DC
not believe that there is a man OF res
probability in the State that has attach
ed himself TO General Mahone who
does not now, or will not at some fu'
ture day, severely regret his action.
See the number of examples now in the
State. And the more intimate theiT
political relations With him the more
bitter their censure of the man aud bis
measures. Who would have supposed
two years ago that Massey, Fulkerson'
Newberry, Hale, Lybrcok and Ruiin
would be in the present canvass and be
such bitter opponents of Malone? Their
ewes have been opened they have dis
covered that this able and willy leader
would lead them to the devil him self
If BY so doing he could accomplish hs
purposes. And yet his organs talk
about tie liberal views of this man,
who already has shown lis purpose to
rule the party with rod OF iron or 10
rnin lt.-Bedford Sentin ell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-09-27
The Bogus July Ticket.

Col. Fulkerson stated in his speecf
here last Monday week, that Robert M
Mayo, one of Mahone's electors on the
July Hancock ticket (now his candida, {
for Congress in the First DistricD, vot
ed for Garfield and Arthur, and tha
the said Mayo told him that he hat
never been a Readjuster, but was
Republican Fun6er, and his only
object in pretending 10 be ReadJustel
was 10 get the Readjuster dem ocrat'
into the Republican party. Fulkerson
said that he himself was sincere in his
support of the July ticket, and regarded
1t as a Democratic ticket, but had founo
out that other Mahoneites were insln-
cere, and he believes now If the Julyers
had carried the State the vote would mol
have been cast for Hancock, but would
have been cast for Garfield and Arthur.
-WmheriVe Enterprise.