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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16
BUSY BEINGS.
Roard of Trade Meeting and Election o
officers Last Night-Complete
Report of Proceedings.
Our Streets Being Prepared for the Future
Metropolis of North Dakota IN
the James River Valley.
Jamestown end the James River Valley tt
Which all Eyes are turned--A
New Enterprise.
From the Daily, Wednesday.
Roa,d of Trade Meeting.

From the Daily, wednesday,
Board of Trade Meeting.
The first regular meeting OF the boaro
of Trade was held al Klaus hall last nlgh'
ot which the following business was trans
acted
Chairman, r. T. Wallace called the
ocetinc to order, and l. &. Wade was ap-
pointed temporary secretary,
Chair appontcd Messrs Bill and White
te]lcrs in the election OF officers.
Motion made and carried to proceed
to the election of officers.
Mcs,ys Z, P. Wells and S. *. McGlnnIs
we're nut in nomination for president Mr
Wells withdrew thanking the gentlemen
for the compliment.
Mr. Russell moved that Mr.. McGinnis
he elected president by acclamatlon,
which was seconded by Mr.. White. After
some discussion Mr.. Wells moved that the
secretary present cast the unanimous vote
of the Board of Trade tor MI Mce'ihhis,
which carried and he was declared du'y
elected. ,, J.. th,
chair bv Mr.. Wells, and in a few ap?ro-
nriale remarks President McGlnn's
thorkod the members for the honor con-
ferred upon hlm. fu
Hon, i. p. Wells was nominated for
LIST ylce-presidcnt; i. B. Lloyd, 2nd; l..
LYONS. 3rd; and A. Klaus 4th. Nomlna,
tlons closed and the secretary instructed
to cast the vote Of the board Tor the
above named gentlemen, who were de-
Clared duly elected
On motion the Board proceeded to cleo
+,on Of = secretary. Messrs Hay
wood. Nickeus, and Wade were put i'll
nomination, andnominations closed. Upon
hallotipg. MIR. Wade was declared elected
and on motion his election was mace
Messrs Dudley and w. NJ. Lloyd were
nominated for treasurer. Ballot
being taken Mr.. Dudley was elected
and On notion his election was maze
unanimous
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on rooms reported by MIR.
Gnn,o,;ttee on-- consisting of Z.
p Wells. r., B. Lloyd and A. a. Doollt-
tie appointed to report at next meeting.
MI Atkinson reported on malt house,
which was followed by general discus
Mr. Wade reported on straw board man,
ufactory and report accepted. MoVeu
by Mr.. White that the secretary commune
correspondence. Carried,
Mr. Wells moved that the board con-
tract with the daily Il. K, journal 1of
outside and inside pages for advertising
purposes.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16
Correction.

The law suit tried by jury at the court
house was brought to recover judgment
on promIssory note instead of to dis
solve an attachment as stated in our last
issue. Defendants counsel moved to dis
solve an attachment during the trial on
the ground that defendant was a resident
of this Territory, which motion was grant
ed. Defendant denied the note and
the consideration, and declared it was
secured by mortgage, but the jury brought
in a verdict for the plaintiff to recover
SloQ and costs. bod sc and Bill for plain.
tig. Marsh and Nicleus tos Ssseudaat,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16
Jailbird CAPTURED.

1t will be remembered that some two
months ago one O.B. Hammond, who was
restrained of his liberty and held in
durance vile in the county Jail for
burgiarizing John Dole's premises of
some valuables, cancelled his boarding
engagement with Sheriff NIckechu,e,
turned his heels towards JameSto wn and
sped away. Ever since that time Sheriff
Mckechnie has been setting his trap for
this prodlgal and wandering boarder, ,.snd
at last caught him mapping at Miles iI,,v
Montana, 400 miles west on the Northern
Pacific and VIII soon have him hack "a
his fold again. Mr., Mckectmie Is deserv.
ing much credit lor the perseverance and
siirewdness he has exercised in this affair
in which he has spent both time and
money.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16

bratlon. Remember this is the future
capital of North Dakota and metropolis
OF the Northwest, and we should extend
our invitation from the Atlantic to the
Pacific ocean. Jamestown IS leading in
everything else, why not in the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth ?
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16
NO. ~
A. M. Thirty, Austin. The Minneapolis
session closes this evening with the install
lation of officers.

A. M. Thirty, Austin. The Minneapolis
session closes this evening with the install
lation of officers.
Washington, June 15-A resolution WAS
introduced in the senate to-day to pay the
southern mail contractor 1871 600 for anti.
bellum services and debated
A resolution was introduced by Plumb
for investigation of the labor strikes.
To-day Window spoke strongly against
the bonded spirits bill, and upon vote, IVES
postponed
The attention of the house to-day was
occupied in the consideration of the river
and harbor bill.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 15.-The strikers
have men designated from their number
order. They asked to be appointed by
the city as special patrolmen, but their
request was denied. Two of these o@ceta
arrested some non-union workmen laGe
Friday, on charge of carrying concealed
weapons. On trial at the police court
they swore they carried the rev0lverS to
protect themselves from assault by the
strikers.
Dayton, June 15.-There were thou.
sands Of witnesses from near and far to
witness the launching of the ship built by
President Garfield and dedicated to the
Soldiers Home. The ship was construct
ed from the old launch cf the Cumber-
land which was sunk by the Merrimac.
Canton, Ohio, June 15.-George Nc
Mullen was found this morning with .
bullet hole in his breast, and his wife
dead in bed with bullet hole under her
eye. He says an unknown woman enter
ed the room and committed the deed.
McMullen is under arrest.
St. Louis, Mo-, June 15.-The drst
regular shipmenss of new wheat freight
arrived to-day, being but IA cars, from
Southeast Missouri cars of whest was
graded No. g. Samples from Texas and
Tennessee were exhibited on Change to.
day.
Canton, O, June l5.-The funeral Of
ex-Gov. Dennison will take place Satur-
day. Banks and other organizations have
adopted appropriate observations.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-16

Ili,y-asht men are working on the
penitentssry building at Sioux Falls. II is
expected to have the walls completed by
July 10,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02
~ sroclamation Of tho Governor ~
Ireland.

Special ,o tAe co.s.sr:
I. ne Governor Of Ireland. do irrrhy
declare my Province under u.ai.iYl .A'f.
|,n to,-e1uencc III he rebti!ious csSi.Y-s~
lion of 4 portion ~ my subjects Nty
object 10 Tie n. M reading posssl kNs'sr-
and ~ importing intelligent men .sy
nv Province 10 work pp che Graded
|~ehool-hou-e, aud denounco talking,
Ilieing aud ciilici-ing, my one n
I-Ianderou> manner: Or N Other M''f'-
attempting to do away With free spefcA-
|; / do hereby appoint - Crawford, me
Icolored gentleman. - Co,ruant.et VA
chief or Tie army and navy pfo .f!s-
Iunsil | -hall rcceive ~ answer ftcm ~
II. Dillin. OF Fidelity, who ! have ap-
pointed III case be will take the position.
! ! do hereby appoint and commission ~:
iH. Stewart. Adjutnnt General, tAi
1 Wood Leighton 8 Chief Justice; and
hereby relieve >. n. Hit g Secretary u
4 state. y. Dillin, r. Hogen, 3. kcan sni
q. Leighton are hereby appointed mt
commissioned - supreme Judges
Iappoint I'D. Wing. Secretary 81 Slate
'iand upon the accommodation =. ny
|cabinei. / appoint ~ n Green, SANITARY
General, and he is ordered immediately
!, 10 report 10 these headquarters snn iak0
} charge of the widows Of my fsosiacs.
\ Gen. Crawford is ordered 20 ini'nea'~
} ately banish n. Diilin. Esq non ~
, Province for lis rebellious procIisit'ess
} aud having said that there was not NOR"
: than seven men in the Province " Ire
: land, who had sense enough 70 draw "
; plain note Of loan without copy :
|. and that the ID Dnlin denounees .'io
! n. NJ, and say he WAS crazy tor reso'ns
4 posia;s: and The said Diiiin calls ne 'A-
= telgcnt gentleman that had iupofte'.
= 10 ny Province 10 build up me utAueo
\ School-h0nse carpei-baggef, ana thne
r.iif the Executive officer hsd - mncil
\ financial sense as he has Tor low s'a"2
y and tatling, the Province wouia 100
\ have Jay Gould; and that ne oov-
4 ernor lacked the bristies Of being equni ~
: q hog. do hereby appoint nnn com-
'e mission my kinsman. ishsc haron''
'e Major General; ana GeneiAi nato'" 4
= ordered 70 90 forth and kili every ms1
% in my Province who has = doS S-'aE ~
- his person, il order that the scriptuIe'
- may be speedily fulfilled, which .sy'
y. that " the time shall come when tner'
- shall BE- seven women ciineink 70 eac'
mans ccat-tail." have been rnh sna'
" continue 10 remain II fcrvent P:s5e'
- that The time HAY soon c0ii'e, vine"
~. NAV see ~ times women weeping An'
- striving TO touch my Official fvpe n
~ stand In majestic power. ior there
u. nothing more beautiful 20 oe eee"
~ heard than the tears Or iamen'etohs
- q disappointed women.
'ot Given under nv haud ana seA'' 'A'
~ 7th day Of June. lss2
- ... lat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

The Huntingburg Signal says that {,
farmer IN Dubois county recently had
III land surveyed, and found that ~
honse was IN Dubois aud his barn ~
Perry. ana portion or his farm was "
4 strjp not claimed by any county, thai
seems 10 have been left asirav by AZ
former surveys. The strip Will oe nie'
plncc for the boys 10 retire 70 when tnc,
have difficulties % settle. They cn'
|foht them out there, and " arrested thel
cannot be convicted, because the oiIcns'
cannot Be proved % be within tbc juris
|diction or any court. - Rockport Demo
|crat,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

Isx.fD4tf ~, 44ue< lp+urf tie AIIEIIc4II
r..>,.,s l..,;no 4. III embrace lhive great
n teof ff,a".i, ",,,,,d = hich are clustered :
!. ...,. fsn',ly cnnnection "a niror un-
,.r ,..',s. .@-f,.t thaf Il protects the
4 ,..,,csn laIcrer second. ifat il bene-
~ NJ rn,snn,er: mind. tl.afit increases
,,' % ,s,;.,,sl wealth. Now abideih these |
1;.s MY wv. greatest Of Item Ii The |
s.st ~ ,uoh,erl
~ ,i'.t ,he = o,kjnr man has for sale
i. III" ,al,rr h;a Kill. s,.s Intelligence and
,...'.,. When M offers these 10 the
m.,,tacturer he does II IN
fa,.,;,;o" = I'M the whole world
r,'.,,'.,s' ,h. .mn,utac.urer. B., rinxin. the
',.a"nss ,.non :. merican labor and ap-
...,;.,, ~, M. n.,,uiar feeling or tie ,eo-
,Ic u ,h.t h.half. has obtained the en-
~ msnt NJ law taxing ali consumers an
ax.,soe ~ f;ftx rer cent. ON every duii-
aI.le srficle for lie benefit Of The said
u a uer;c.n labor. vet with him ~ The
d.nr ~ ,hat f,ctory stands competing H.
ihnr ,ro,n every counti v III Europe, from
sxerv coun,rv n America - from Asia.
4 a fr;ca An.eraiia s.l the islands Of the
\ sca 4 nulsn<e.l From among these
s's,as = ,',;s,ed ~ bread lie manufac-
..,,"r @ ,ostss III choice on the stricte-t
'u;.' :''.;.,sa. ,..n - 80. ,r.de W never once
hs'"e'ps,a assa - ~ ~ dividinv MI. bounty,
.:,h ~ nnnn,s have placed IN his
,'.'Su ~ s.';sh E fhI American laboser. A
.'as. . I. =, M ~ ,nl;,;cal economy the law
es' s,,',. ~ = IA dsmand- regulates the
=. r"pt,i Iss - NJ NM ~ moment the
Mi s.';'hsd a,s;.i. M ram thst labctsr's hsud1
4. ''s a,r..a ~ ~ fl,st great law Of sup.
~ ma demand n eboii,he d, aud III III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

hi. column by kind1 " tls prept'eirr y ~ ls
nuhe.o,. IN discussion a any natter ~ m''tft Z
I'm. public schools ~hish may arise. kytsy 'rs<nts
school o ccr and friend u education ~ tht e"uny
s@rus.sly reaussfet iu ~ N sustaining ihs r'.'n
tn.-nl;v tcmmnhic niions for hi, column .nv-'1 p
.ent loJ ~ DANIEL. JAssss. kpiAhA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

lh. so'sn, ~ n,fi " she bs. ea !, iot
pubic.o % dssussicn Y any matter q ,n'.ss,, VA
hs ps's .sns"', @ .na n ra'', s., Il. az soans NJ,
ssrne.,iy rsquss,sa y a y sustaining h's s.'s,
i.es'.'Iy .g'...nss,''os. re Y, 1. ss'u'''
's'' = NJ >'
Purpose anu Frosincc ~ SoSoS'
Ienchins'
ny LEROY HoPe.
~ receiving the program OF this As
eocistion, aud scanning the subjects VI
'...a';.s IN liz name, Of the persons
ls,tschcd N ,hc eame. came % ~ -ub.
iect. Purpose and Province q 'Jcci
Teaching. bv myself. I Il once ncluded
',fhst there WAC nothing, or scarcely any \
Ishing 70 " ssid upon that eutject. And
III there vac, the committee eeIected the
|, wrong perSon 10 handle X, or IN other
r.r.is INV have dep. ndsd on broken
st;ck. At,er had taken the first glance
y nv subject. and viewed the surface, !
shc"yhs 4 M nrrhsps II | should ~ beneath
lths s,,rssce Ara dig down among the
solid material I might find more than
Iat first thought. Doing 20. soon iouno
~ IN. 80, ! found vast field 81 though'
~ ~ srrrsd before me that could no.
im.ssurc. Aud The more dug after ~
.l.ss, ,..,,,,c ~ the ouestion. The wider
.,.d hrosdsr Il exusnded until II included
b. ;s.;,. ~ scone III the different depart
,'."".s ~ Fiucntiou and Learning
.s."'s. s" hont ~ land. And could 0nl!
I,"',s = IN wondcr 4 this vast field; 4
m':'.a 49, l,sslc could say about ~
: .,'"rh fhst could Be said upon this sub
;cct
0iicct TEACHING. we understand 10 b
I,.sc,,jog ~ representing TO The s(uden
w. ni,;ects Themselves IN the subject b
,..,,.v ~ master.
= " r,ac,icsl reaching. In tho first plac
Notice that there u . pNrposc, Q
,n.sh,rg ~ IL gained " Object Teach
;.'~ Whst nat purposc or end is, v
J l.,cc, v;sh - notice:
Il 1. Object Teaching facilitates Icarn'n!
4. Kuowledge gained by Object leAcl
Inc Is more lasting than otherwise.
Z. Know ledge gained by Object Tesc'
|iur y more useful through life tha
rro :. ledge gained BY the old rotc ~
t.r,
- = Il makes study more pleasant.
|El N thc wsy 10 obinlB IN esl0catif
X, c,.lcr "a receive The proper dcvelo
",ens ~ the uiud.
5s How much easier Il Il for us 10 ma
..,,s...s urhen We have che subsfau
"s;, hes.re us. q that we can zee, ic
"a stn3v tor ourselves, than Il Is
Nd 49,. - rcsa tl.e asv facts, without n
\ .~..sc.i Lc.~ le.lxe OF the subject. as
INV s.c.. ~ ot.cn ~ the Common schools
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

"a sousrc, 10 lines or tess, 1weck. : ~
lo' t.',,enf i,;sertion. rs cts.
t.a,ver advorti scments at the same rate,
s-sction over even square Or squares,
countcd as square. These ere 'ne 'osn''
ar transient advertisements : 'csrons- ,s.,
hIe hI deduction will Be made % regular
advertisers. .am;n,e.
,rators an 4 legal notices of Ike character
10 DO paid in advance.
Axxouxclso CANDIDATES.
ror Township Oflcers, each So y
ror District, Circuit, or State, o.W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

y. IA large stock of the beat tIn-ware!
hoIlow. ware. hardware, cutlery, 80, .Iso =
great variety ~ kOode - SI &s.4& - .es
LowgsT CASH PRICES.
opousne. cusssvIne, Roofing and Jee
Work promptly attended %. Call ouc
o4amIne stock and psioee. ->
oct. ~. MWUs 9WUvs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08
Moro Fine Jerseys.

There has just closed in New York, o
series of auction sales Of Jerseys which
continued four days, aud whore 250 were
forced on the market. Many persons
thought the market overloaded, and that
the prices must break instead of which
not only we're higher prices realized for
individuals, but tho general average was
better than that of last year The New
York Herchl, of May 18th, says:
"lns,cud of overlooking the market, the
great nunber of cattle sold during the
week, seemed to Increase the demand as the
sales progressed The average Of the las,
d'y surpassed all precedent; So lots brought
S3S $50, an average of S76l8l each
During the four days $50 Jerseys we're sold
for Sl0S 400, on average of about Sl33.
10 all appearances the market would have
taken as many more ut good p,iccs," and
this, too, notwithstanding tic fact that
other large lots aIc TO be sold in New York
on The 23d, 9th and 25th iustan,s
Hitherto the highest known price ever
paid for jersey COW was So 900 fol Leda,
and this with a guaranty from tho vendor
to give 81 900 for the prospect of the calf
then believed to DO carried by her, while
this year Princess I'd, Young Garcuue and
Oxford Kate, three cows Of Coomassie
descent, aud all empty. brought respectively
81 800, $3.50 aud So $50, Tie first aud
last hciug secured by Mr.. S. NJ. Shoemaker,
Of Baltimore county, Maryland.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08

Italian queens iuto your black COLONY
following the directions furnished) aud in
short time you will huye full COLONY of
Italian bees
The moth, which so often destroys our
common bees, is u far less formiblc enemy
to the Italian; strong colony Of these
bees effcctually guard themselves against
these intrudcis und will remove any number
Of them you may place 10 their hive. They
are better honey gather rs, harder aud far
moro gentle than the blacks, and--well, to
sum it up briefly, the Italians arc us supc.-
rior to the black bees as the white man is
to II ucgio.
have cndcavorcd to be brief and prsc-
tical, but if the readers Of tho World
arc sufficiently interested in this sutiect,
| will give more Detailed account Of how
to construct tho hives, method of trans,
fcrriug, introducing queens, general mans
osemcnt, c:c, in future issue of your
excellent journal
CHARLES r. MITCHELL.
MichelFs Apiary, IlawkiusviIle, Ga.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08
An Attompt to Repair the Ruin
Of American Forasts.

The very necessities of their situation
have aroused the people of sotuo Of our
Western States to ac,un. In Kansas, Ne
traska and other States liberal premiums
have been offered f'r the encouragement oe
tree planting. aud already in many portions
Ct the praitle region pcreeptibIc change
has taken place aud The eye no longer wan.
dcrs over great spaccs without sight of
shrub or tree. Minnesota has her Forestry
Association, aud its Secretary reports that
between seven aud ten millions of trees
were planted in that State durinr the wear
1877, of which more than half ullioo
were planted in single day. "Arbor Day."
as it. Is called. or tree planting day. tho
first Tuesday of May having been fixed
upon as the day, and every owner of land
Invited to devote the day especially to the
planting of trees Similar efforts have
been made in other States which arc simi-
larly situated in respect to supply of
forest. The great railwas companies, whose
roads stretch across the trccies, prairics.
have bccou!c in soc Instances large pluuts
crs of trees, feeling the need of the II both
as screen. from The fierce storms that sweep
down from the Rocky Mountains and as a
source OF supply for the ties which ire
constantly needing renewal.
Tree planters manuals are published and
distributed freely, with view to aid those
who would p;ant, by giving them the cx-
Per'ence already obtained in regard to tie
most pr'f 'b!c trees to piaut and The best
methods of planting Thus in some places
there is already quite IA movement in the
right direction. ln the reports of planting
the hslres make an imposius aggregate.
But liberal discount needs to DC made for
the probable f'iurc of large percentage
Of the trees planted. Aud even with the
most generous estimate in regard to the
work OF planting what is accump piishcd as
yet is but II fraction Of what needs to be
done. 1t is but the feeble beginning of n
vast work. The talk is Of millions of trees
planted. This sounds well. But good
many trees Gao st nd upon I'M acre, and the
latest estimates put the annual decrease of
our forest urea at seven million acres So
that Minnesota, with all her ardor ia this
work, has only planted one tree for every
acre Of trees destroyed An area equal TO
that of the State Of Maryland is every
year swept clean of trees This is large
section to be taken yearly out of our forest
resources. With all that We arc yet doing
in the way Of tree planting, the balance is
largely against Us. With all the interest
aud energy manifested by the young West
on this SUBJECT, stin.ulalcd by her most
pressing need, we arc only planting one
mere while thirty five arc laid bare by the
axe and by fire. Aud we must consider
also that the work of destruction goes on a,
d" increasing rate irom scar to year, as our
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08
Circassian Story Of a Kiss.

A man was walking along one road and
woman along another. Tho roads finally
united into one, and reaching the poiut OF
junction ut the same time, they walked on
together. The man was carrying u large
iron kettle on his back; in one hand he
held the legs of live chicken, in The
other cane, and he was leading goat.
They Dcarcd da,k ravinc. Said the
woman, 81 am afraid to 20 through that
rarinc with you; it is lonely place and
you might ovcrpower me aud kiss inc by
force" Said the man, GLOW can pos :
sibly ovcrpowcr you and kiGs you by force,
when | have this great iron kettle on my
lack, cane in Que hand, live chicken
in the other aud am leading this goat?
might as we'll be tied hand and foot. /"
"Yes," replied the woman. "But if you
should stick Jour can in the ground and
tie your goat to it, and turn the kettle
bottom side up aud put the chicken under
it, then you might wlckcdly kiss me in
spite Of my resistance" "Succcss to thy
ingenuity, . woman!" said the rejoicing
man to hiusef, 81 should never have
thought of this or a similar cxpcdient."
And when they came to the raSine he
stuck his cane into the ground and tied
the goat to it, gave the chicken to the
woman, saying, "Uo!d it while l cut
some grass for the gout;" and ,hcn-so
runs the lcgcnd-lowcring the kettle from
his shoulders, he put the fowl under it
and wickedly kissed the woman as she
was afraid he would. (hamJcrs's Jouyna
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08
How Cinnamon Bargain for
Wives.

An Australian Chinaman when anxious
to have wife of his own nation, sends a
letter to an agent 10 Hong Kong. The
ioluw ny is condensed translation of one
Of IT, csc cpisllcs: 81 want II wife; she must
be maiden under twenty years of age
and anus, not have left her fathers home.
She must have never read book and her
cyclashes must be half an inch in length.
Her teeth must &c as sparkling as the
pearls of Cey'on Her breath must be like
unto the scouts Of tho magnificent, odor.
Gus groves Of Java, md her attire must be
from the siken weavcrs of tho Ia Lii
Ching, which urc GU the banks of the
greatest river in the worId---thc great over.
flowing Yanktse kiang" The prico Of a
Chinese woman delivered in Sydney is
.c3S; but two Chinese women ouly COS,
G52; therefore the hcathcn Chinese i'm
port women in couples. The importer
never sees his women before they arrive,
and then he gencra'ly selects the best look
ing one. The other is shown a,ound to a
number Of the well--,o.lo Cinnamon, and
after they have inspected her she is sub
nitcd to what is called public auction. At
Z" recent sale at Sydney young girl, aged
about ID, was offered, and after some
spirited bidding, she was purchased by a
wealthy Chinese store.kecpcr, whose place
of business is in ono Of the leading towns
of New South Wales, for Sl20. The
melancholy aspect Of the Celestial girl as
she went away in company with the mnn
who purchased her was dcplorablc to the
last degree.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08

Orchard grass is very early 10 growth
and furnishes good hay. It starts our
fresh immediately after each moving.