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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07
VTIR0INIA. TO WIT

| VTIRoINIA. TO WIT:
v In the Clerks Office Of the circuit court Of
| Shenandoah, JaLuary 87th 1888.
W. q. steiner, sssigneo,......... ..... ..Complt
AGAINST
Thomas b Quay, Matilda II. Quay his wife, VIM.
G. Thompson, and2. ". hagruder, thus. ...Defts'
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to subject the separate
estate Of Matilda II. Quay, IN Shenandoah county.
10 the payment Of $3.50 with interest from Feb
ruary 9Th 1882, tn paid, evidenced by neg0tia.
bic nete payable at the First National Bank, Of
Frederick, Md.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that th e
defendants Thomas ID. Quay and Matilda II. Quay
are not inhabitants Of this state-lt is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what ia necessary to protect their interest; thst
copy Of this order be published in some newspa-
per printed Woodstock, once week for four sue
cessiyo weeks, and a copy posted at the front door
Of the court house Of said county, on the inst day
of the next Circuit Court.
GEO. W. M1LEY, c. CO.
p. Copy, Teste,
Williams Bro, p. q. Jan. 3O-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

The Philadelphia Record is Of the
opibion that ST there is one thing more
than another which The Republican
leaders desire the Democratic leaders
10 do it is 10 help them out OF the tariff
bog ID which they are mired by policy
O: delay and obstruction. The party
10 power does rot Wish 10 reduce tax
alton. end it is at its Wits end TO de-
wise some excuse for following lie in
ciination and negleciing its duty. lit
can cheat The people and at Tie same
time put the blame on foolish Demo
Gratis. It will have hs reward in n double
chuckle.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to deed of trust executed TO
me by Peter Hickman and wife date Feb.
5th 1873. l shall proceed to sell on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3cd, 1893,
TO the highest bidder the farm Of which
Peter Hickman died, seized and POSSESSED
adjoining the lands Of DR.. Graves, Samuel
j. LuthoItz, &c. containing y acres, more
or less. There is good dwelling house
outhouses and stable and orchard. Situated
about one mile ~ W Of Maurerown.
Mrs. Hickman is not 20 be disturbed IN
her possession.
t. TERMS CASH.
Sale to begin at Il o'clock, p. VI.
JOHN RHODES,
Feb. 7th,--td Trustee.
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CoM1I1ssIoNEEs OFFICE,

CONNTS>IONEEs OFFICE,
~ Woodstock vs.. Jan. 10Th. i,S9.
Tor. NJ Conn. IN'r. oi Ulrman Webb, deed
Joseph Hotel and John F0.l2, complts. ~. Eliza
beth Webb, widow Oi David " ebO, dec a.. Horny
Webb. konbon Wcth. Mary ~ cbb, Martha Webb,
Elizabeth Webb. John Webb, David Nehb' admr
and Adam Chrisman.
You arc hereby n tfsd tnat Ihavc liked upon
the 10Th day cf Feb. next between the hours Of
O'Clock a. N. and g O'Clock, D. ~. ia fair, ID NOT.
on the next fair day thereafter sunday eXcer led
tOtake and settle, Gt my Chicc, the accounts Of
.lst NJ. J.. Walton special conn. II, what's due
Ext 3D.! Hartman webb, decd from nayid Webb,
on his purchase money bonds. what amounts
have been paii ~ sad Ex'r - the heirs Of Har-
man webb. decd, and TO which OF said heirs tho
residue Of said purchase money is due III, ANY
other matter deemed pertinent or that any party
IN interest may require, required to be taken by
the decree OF Shenandoah circuit court rendered
on the 10. day OF Dec. lss2, IN a suit in chancey
depending in said court between Harman Nebb's
Tx'r complts. ana David webb admir-. g.. Deits.
and ffrora any cause the taking Of said shall not
b. commenced, or having Keen commenced should
uot be- competed on that day, the taking Of the
same will be- Adjourned from day 10 day or from
pace to place, until the same aretaa,n and COM
pleted.
= Given under my hand as commissioner 10 cAan
Gerry of the said court, at 10y oicc in said county
The day and year fret aforesaid.
Jan. l1,-iW. J.. W. NA"hOpE"'
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Beauty.

1T IS claimed that New York women
look Younger a. so that Boston women
DO at 40. or Chicago women al 80, Tor
the reason that they have been taking
Peruno Tor the past three months, but
Boston and Chicago women are coming
up IN fue style entering upon the
hOme-stretch on -naaalin. / got one Of
our books on the ILLS o: Life" from
your Druggist as a present, and, as il
directs, have been taking PerVRa and
Monql,n. Ny bowels are in excellent
condition, and The lung aud heart are
improving finely
J. NJ. Walker, Lawas, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

The r publicans in Congress are
nothing if not audacious. They re.
ported bill aprropriatlng twenty mil
lion OF dollars IN The House late yes
terday evening, accompanying it with
The announcement that 1t would be
passed under a suspension Of the rules
on Monday next. A democrat who
asked if such large sum Of m0rey
was to be voted aa0y without an op"
portunity for debate, was abruptly in
formed that VAS Exactly what was in.
tended, and that lhcg, the republicans,
we're willing TO take the responsibility.
To say that bare majority en- VOC
away twenty millions Of the peoples
money vi bout letting hem know bow
that immense >uu i 10 I've ,Xpend, d,
and wlthout allowing hen representa-
lives an OPporu ny To examine the
items and r; olest against such as may
be iouad oiiec,ioLasle is making a
travesty OF liherty.- Altrcndria cat
effC
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

When one il sick advice is plenty,
bu, not always the best. A good rule
is 10 accept only such medicine as have
after long years oil trial, proved worthy
OF confidence. This is case where
other peoples experience may be Of
great service, and il has been the ex-
perlence Of thousands that Ayes
Cherry Pectoral is the beat cough
medicine ever used,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

We ale sorrS TO learn from th
ALLEGHENY TritWae that Hon. ,"hu
Letcher, of Lexington. in lis DAY one
Of Virginia. most talented sons, has
given away mentally and physically
almost entirely. lie never le. YES BIZ
room. aud his mind has become 80 lee
he hat he berely recognizes bis most
intimate and lifelong friends and as
&C ciates. Rise, flourish, and fall is ;le
way Of even me greatest Of the hnwan
femily.
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vOMMIssIONER's OFFICE.

81
y Woodstock. Va, January Goth 1885.
To r. Howard Lacy and Josiah Stiekley admr.
Of /. Rush Lacy deed. Compts and Armsteao
Lacy and I. uise Bird admir- Of Mary T. lacey
decd aud as executor Of Marx Bird deed late
admr. Of Harry Lacy decd Belts.
Nouare hereby notified that I have liked upon
the 80 day Of March next, between the hours OF
o'clock, A. NJ. and 6 o'clock, p. ". 70 take and
settle. at my Office, the accounts Of Marx Bird
late adnr. Of Harry Lazy decd. and also a.
commissioner Of sale I'm this cause.
2nd, Also the account Of !. Hit6 Bird adnr. OK
Mary \. Lacy decd.
sd, Any other matter deemed pertinent by the
oompr. in chy. or that any party in interest may
require as required 20 be taken by the decree Of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on Esd Of
January 1858 In a suit in cbascery depending In
said court between Robert II. Rscey sc. Compiis-
and Joseph A, Lacey sc. Defts. and II from any
cause the .aking OF said accounts shall not be
commenced, OF having been commenced should
not be completed on that day. tho taking OF the
same will be adjourned from day 10 day, or from
place 10 place. until she same arc taken and
completed.
Given under my hand az Comm in chancery
Of the said cont, al my Office in SAID county tbs
day and year nrst aforesaid. -.
Ism. 81 ii W. K w,p.q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC Con-
misunderstanding to an official no.
tice by A. Koiner, chairman, and J. Bell
Bigger, secretary, a meeting Of The
State Committee sill be held az The
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, on We'd
nesday, February 18th, 10 determine
the question Of o general convention OF
te ,nservativc-Dt moeracy of Vir
ofnia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

tt Lockpors Union says what dii'
ference IN principle ia there between
the conduct OF man eho claims 1La'
The v hole leople must be taxed to
suara, tie his success IN business in
which he wishes TO engage, md the
communist who says that he must divide
with HIM. and los contribute to his
suDDOrtf
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Against

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
' In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah, January, 1898.
Beew < StOnebnrner. ................. Complt
Against
". T. Jennings and +. D. Jennings Admir-. OF
Hen Jennings dec d, and in their own rights,
Mary Jennings, widow and J. Henry Jennings
c. s. Ell and Mary his wife, ]. II. Jennings. T
G. Jennings, Maggie L. Jennings, c W. Jen-
nipgs and ~ 4. Jennings, children Of Henry
Jennings decd........... ............ Deirn0ants
In Chancery.H
Tho object q this suit Is to settle the admins
tratIon accounts OF W. T. Jennings and +. d
Jenninss admr, Of Henry Jennings deed, 10 sscer-
tain all outstanding liens and debss against said
decedent, and 10 subject hia roal estate to the
payment Of the same.
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendantsJ. Henry jennings and c. $. Nef and
Mary his vito are not inhabitsnt of this
staie-It is ordered, That the ssid defendants
do appear here within one month after due pub
llcstion hereof and do what is necessary to pro
tact their interest that copy Of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed In Woodstock,
once a week for four successive weeks. and q COPY
posted at the front door Of the Court house OF
ssid county, on tie hrss day Of the next Circuit
Court
COPY TIsrE.
GEO. W, MILEY, c. c. c. {.
Feb. 1-4w W. "'p'q'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

Olly year ago. says the Ro: noke
Rsriep, we were iowa OF $40 souls;
now we have population which will
exceed 1 600. Over million dollars
has been spent in iron nd railroad in
dusiries,
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TERMS OF SALE:

Enough cash to meet two bonds one OF 500, with
interest from July LIST, 1882, the other for $50,
with interest from Sept. lst. 1892 and the costs of
executing this trust say 1925 s2OIon lst day Of
Sept 1885, 500 the LIST day OF Sept. 1874, S200
on the ist day Of Sept. lss5, all Of the deferred
pay ments 10 bear interest from Sept. lst 1881 tin
paid The terms to any excess Of purchase
money will be made known on day OF sale.
~ sale 70 comwouc' at II O'Clock, NJ.
". 7. WILLIAMS,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07

Consumpt'ves obtain great Tcaci b.
tic use Of Ayers Cherry Pec,ord. 70
Other remedy is 50 elective.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore condnctcd By Luther
Noeb and Milton H. Hottie, under % . firm name
Of Mech x Hotel has been dissolved BY mutual
consent. The old business in connection with
the foundry will be settled by Luther Neeb, the
agricultural machinery, and fertilizer business
viii be closed up by " II. Hotel.
The Foundry aud Machine Shops viii hereafter
BE- conducted by Luther Neeb, aud tho Fertilizer
and Implement business by NJ. II. Hotel
Thanking tho bubble 10 the patronage extended 10
the firm We respectfully solicit tho sane for the
future In our respective business
LUTHER NGEB,
Sept 27-tG N. II. HOTEL.
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Farm For Sale.

a farm consisting Of ia sores, part OF which
is bottom land and is very desirable property.
improvements consist OF good new dwelling,
barn, and other buildings.
Good market FOE all produ,e. For further
particulars, spply az HERALD once or address
III COFIMAN,
Liberty Furnace.
Aug. 21-u, We
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07
.9y Associated Press,
AN EXPLANATION FROM FRED WOLFE.

AN EXPLANATION FROM FRED WOLFE.
NEW YORK, February |. Fred.
Wolfe, banker Of this city, whose
name las been mentioned in the re-
ports ofthc defalcation OF State Treas
ury Vincent. OF Alabama, emphatlcal-
" denies tAa' he ever had any loans
from Vinceut Of Joint Transactions in
cotton or Otherwise with him. Wolff
to-day sen, the following dispatch to
the Montgomery 4drGtissr and Tie
Governor Of Alabama:
". ". Scrsrs, Editor Montgomery
Adrertiscr, Eoa'g ome,y Ala: The re-.
ports from Montgomery do me injuS'
tee. All orders for cotton, elther 10
buy or sell FOR account Of Vincent
we're given 10 NY ofIice in Montgomery.
and from them transmitted here fer
execution. The margin vas deposit ed
there, aui my books there. which are
open ior Inspection. viii ,h"w every
transecl;cn. :. VI. LEVIN. Y. l.. Gil
man. aud J. 7. Middleton, who have
beer In clare 0F my flee, will con-
firm & &. AID give any additional inlor,
nation. hayo never had my joint
trausaclloe n cotton or ANYTHING else
gih T'ucrrt. and never had any
moi ey Of III "a oar 80 ny pcssessi) IN.
Whenever a mal.ii Was required he
depo,jl.d lln money in Montgomery,
but n.vu r,mii,d aiy exchange 10
me ,'iicci. | an Informed tha. lie has
mad, &. n-ideiahle cotton transactions
throa.l a. hcr iousee in Montgomery.
Any Information required by The COM
mitltc of Investigation will be cheer
fully lcruishcd 10y my ,sice in Moat'
gomery ~ well as here. On several
occasions he bought exchange from my
bank in Montgomery IN lis own iaF"r
on New York for remittance 70 banks
10 New Yo,s 10 pay interest On sac
bonds.
lS'gned] FRED. WcLFFE.
VINCENT IN NASHVILLE TUESDAY.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, February L.
A gentleman OF this city says he took
breakfast at Nashville Tuesday morn
ing with Safe Trea' urer Vincent, and
the latter said he was going TO New
York,
There have been no developments
here, The legislative investigation
will not report on the deiAl-
cation before tomorrow.
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~OMMIssIOyERs OFFICE,
= l. .----l-

E~OMMISSTOSERs OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. 10, 1888.
To Christian Kagy compf. vs.. DAM. hagY eN'r.
OF Peter Kagy, Michael Ncf's admi Jacob Bushong
admr. Abraham p kagy. Isaac p. kagy admr.
Jacob i. Kagy, Saml p. kagy, JnO. n. kagy,
Barbara A. Kagy, Mary NJ. kaev, Jos. IL. kssy
ana saml. Z. Kagy Baltzar Humps admr. Deiis.
aud Lewis Driver and David Driver complt. VI.
Jacob p. Kagy and David Kagy cx'r. Of Peter hagy
deed and NJ. Bird.
Yon are hereby roiifed upon the u, day Of lob
next. between the hours Il O'Clock, A. NJ. and G
O'clock Z. M.iffair, II not. on the next fair day
thereafter Sunday except to take aud settle. at
NV Office, the accounts Of lst, How much Of fund
I'M this cause liable to judgment of Lewis and
David Driver crfditors Of jacob p and Joseph H.
Kogv ID How residue Of funds shall be discussed
81 OF NJ Bird Sp. comr. 4th Any other matter
deemed pertinent Tor that any party In intercnst
may require required 20 b. taken by the decree OF
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the Dec.
dsv OF Dec 1882 in a suit in chancory depending
in said court between Oh. kagy complts. and Peter
Kacy cx'r. sc. Defts. and il rom any cause the
taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced
or having been commenced should not be com
plated on that day, the taking OF the same will be
adjourned from day 10 day, from place 20 place,
until the same ave taken aud competed.
Given under my hand rs commissioner IN chan
oery OF the said court, at my Office in said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
Jan. ltd. Il ". hAUhu DIN
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In Chancery.

The object Of this suit is 10 enforce The assigned
vendors lien Of Fifty Dollars, with interest from
March 90 70, and to subject to sale the real estate
conveyed BY J. Il. Hemstroet to Jacob Liclliter.
by deed bearing date Jan. IT, 10, Deed Book IS
page 391 to satisfy said lien and the cost of this
proceeding, and ii not sufficient to satisfy said
lien and COSTS then subject to sale the real e.tat,
conveyed By said ]. B. Hemstreet to David Gillock
deed dated Juno a, 20, see Decd Book IS prse
3S1.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant J. 3. HemstIeet aud ". II. 1riplct
are not Inhabitants OF this Stste-Tt is ordered,
That the said dofendantsdO appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and do
COPY of this order be published In some newspaper
printed in Woodstock. once a week Tor four sue
oessiyo weeks and copy posted at the front door
of the court house OF said county. the first day
Of the next county court
\ COPY, TFSTE
GEO. W. NIILEN, G. C.. sc.
Jan. li--4w. W. W Pa.
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MONDAY. MARCH l2th. 1852.

the following property: One Au.tman & Taylor 10
horse power portable Steam Engine and Fixtures.
One Aultman and Taylor Throshing Machine with
all attachments.
The engine and threshar are in God order and
may be seen in the barn oi the undersigned near
WnodefOck Va
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NTIRGINIA, 40 VIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah, for January % 1sSl,
John L. PitmAn sdmr. Of Valentine Ripley
decd. CcmpN'
IS.
Thos b. Quay, Matilda II. Quay wife Of Thos.
3. Quay William G. Thompson. II. II. Riddle"
berger aud r. W. Magruder Trustee Dsits.
In Chsncery.
Tie object Of this suit IL TO subject the separate
estate Of Matilda II. Qnay, in Shenandoah County,
virginia, to the payment Of $l06,25 evidenced ny
bond dated November %, 1869, with interest from
date, and the costs Of this suit.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Thomas Il. Quay and Matilda II Quay
are not inhabitants OF this State-It is ordere d.,
That the said defendants do appear here
within one month alter due publication her eof,
and do what is necessary 70 protect their Interest;
that copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week for
four successive weeks, and copy posted at tho
front door OF the Court House Of said county,
on the first day Of the next County Court.
AOOPy, TEsrE.
GEO. ". MlLEY, C. c. C.S. O
Feb. 1-lw. WA W. q
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TRUsTEE's SALE
i OF STEAM ENGINE AND Ia MSS L.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust exec uted by Asher
Glen and Caroline his wife. 20 secure to Vim H.
Teller the payment OF the sum Of five bonds, re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Shenandoah county
in Deed Book No q, rage BOG, shall offer at pub
lie sale in front Of TIE courthouse door IN
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VIRGINIA, roy1r

VIRGINIA, To WIT
' IL VAcATIoS.--In The Clerks Office of the
circnit court OF shenandoah. January -, lo,3.
Moses Walton Cumrit.
vs..
j. B. Hcmstreet. W. II. Triplett David Gillccs
sud Jacob Iichliter, peits.
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ST ON NEWARK.
r oMMIssIoNERR's OFFICE

no. q LIGHT STREET, BNTrNoRy, Nj
To-, 7. 'sS-Iyr.
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New advertisements
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

my action. The compositor is me- :hanic, and his labor is largely me- chanical; but his work is also argely mental. He tolls with his brain as we'll as with his hand. He performs much gratuitons labor dces many things for which he receivrs :, credit. Oftentimes the writer great ly annoys the compositor by faihn-. to write proper names aud technlrsit terms plain. As the compositor in variably works ''by the piece" I. e., at stated price per 1000 ''ems, J great loss Is entailed upon him when he corrects errors which the writer
 has made it necessary to be rectlfed Finally, the compositor is expected to be a walking encyclopedia. aphll- ological prodigy, and decipherer oi genuine hleroglyphics.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09
Process 0 Ire -tnlent.

A brief description of the process of treating ores, from the time the! enter the works at Golden, until the silver is extracted, may not prove un interesting The ore is crushed by Cornish rolls and Blak! crusher. which have a capacity of from fifty t. sixty tons per day. From the ore house the crushed ore is dropped down through shutes to the calcining de pErtment below. Ores which contain zinc, sulphur and antimony. are roasted in the calcineTs, of which there are five at present. In these calcinlng furnaces the sulphur ID these ores is expelled, after which the ores are removed to the smelling department. In these furnaces the ore IS melted to a liquid state, and the copper. gold and silver being the heaviest parts of the ore, sink to the bottom, and the slag, or worthless residue remains on top and is skim med of. The gold, silver and copper, or matte, which is obtained from the smelling. is then crushed until 1t will pass through a screen, whose meshes are eighty to the square inch. The matte is now as me as four. It Is taken to the refining furnace and here agaIn roasted. After this roast ing the matte Is ready for the leach ing tubs, and here to the stranger, Is the very interesting part of the works. In this room the silver is separated from the matte. and ob- tained in almost a pure state. The matte is placed n the teaching tubs through winch hot water Is running. The silver Tn the matte dissolved in the hot water, and the hot water, with the silver in solution. passes out of the tubs into silver cisterns. These cisterns contain several copper plates, and the water with silver in solution passing over them, loses the silver, it being precipitated upon the copper plates in the form of a sponge. The cisterns are cIeansed once a week, the silver melted in 8 crucible, and then moulded into bricks for shipment.-Denver Jour nal of Commerce.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

The Denver Times is authority for the statement that B Socorro miner was reading the Bible two Sundays ago. and dozing off to sleep, the book fell from his hands over the preci pice, about fifty feet high. Descend il{ into ths clI)n to rec >v.r it, he found tue volume open at the seventh chapter of St. Matthew, while a large piece of rich quartz, which had been dislodged by the fall, lay on the top of the seventh verse, which read:
 "Ask and it shall be given unto you; seek, and ye shall find; knock. and it shall be opened unto yon."
 Accepting this as a good omeb, the prospector seearched, and in a few moments succeeded in locating the lode which was over two feet in width and assays $225, on an average to the ton, He has declined S5,0OO for the mine. That section of the country is now full of prospectors with Bibles in their hands.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

A Boston newspaper man while on the summit of Mount Washington, was struck by lightning and escaped injury the inference Is that the cleo trlc bot smote him on the cheek but in the case of Boston newspa- per maxwell We can't always tell. The lightning is said to have gone limping down the mountain moaning y.-Norristown Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

"HOw's yer gal comin' on, Aunt Malylny?" She's ober ter San An touio and dat ar Gabe Snodgrass, what's jes' come from dar, done tole me dit she's got stage struck" ''Is dat sD?" Yes, Mir. Johnsing, it am d fac" "When am she gwlne ter play?' 'Nlt for a smart while yit l reckon, kase de wheei ob annudGer vehicle break two herribs when de stage stru ;k,' I miscomprehended yo' Amt Malviny, at fust. Good ebe- nin".-Texas Siftings.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

than sought after. No matter how rich section may be, the crowd that rushes in upon the beginning of a boom will rush out again, and the reaction thus erected will carry away many good men an1 result disas- ,ruusly tu tke camp. What Is to be q. $ ret most iS steady growth and good icrrasiug output of bullion, ald ii.is Is io be gained, uOt through oom, but by steady and continued work. The local papers should take 1t upon themselves to urge upon miners the necessity of doing as much work upon their good proper ties as possible in the interest both of themselves and the camp. Work telIs.-Rocky Mountain Mining Re view.