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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
JOHN HENRY.

L y
stable which he now occupies and the
lots back of it, from Mr.. Frank Wing.
A party of our young folks drove
down to Humboldt last Sunday even
ing, and took supper at the Nickel
Plate.
Paris & Alien have removed their
music store into the building owned
by Anderson & DeClute OH Madison
avenue.
Rev. w. A. Mahard, and wife of
New Wilmington, Pa. are visiting Mr..
Abel Fisher at the Pennsylvania
Central.
Capt. S. J. Stewart was up last Sat
urday. Says the wheat in his neigh
borhood is all going 35 and 40 bushels
per acre.
Mrs, B. A. Casmire, Mrs. Wigs,
Rev. Mr.. Bacon and wife, went up to
attend the campmeeting at Bismark,
Wednesday.
DIR. G.. w. French, a former resident
of lola, and well known here, is now
located for the pratice of his profession
at Humboldt.
Part of tbs REaIsTEE is off for a
weeks "bumn in the Indian Territory.
We will en- deavor to bob up serenely
all the same, however.
There seems to be some what of a
lull in county poiitices just now.
Things will probably be loud enough
within the next fortnight.
Mr.. J. 1. Cramer, the Architect of
the new school building, came in from
Minneapolis, Kansas, Wednesday.
Will be here about ten days.
Messrs. Ireland, John Reimert, j. r.
Griffith and G. w. StaffJrd, went from
this place TO the Grand Army encamp-
ment in Minneapolis Minnesota.
Mr.. Ned Dibble hns returned from
New York. He doesn't report any
overwhelming amount of enthusiasm
for Cleveland in the Empire state.
That new awning in front OF
Richards & Lakin's, adds very much
to the comfort and appearance of their
already pleasant and handsome ROOM
Prof. Frank Bartlett and wife are in
Allen county, from the orange. groves
of Florida. The Professor will con-
duct the Wyandotte County Normal.
Dams improved automatic hay
stacker and gatherer;.. the great labor
saving, time saving, money saving,
hay machenery. For sale by Law
renee a. Worst.
Miss Josephine Rodman is now al
Alpina, Mich, having just taken 9
tour of the lakes. She will be gene al
summer, visiting friends in New York
before her return.
We understand from the city mar
shall that citizens will be given until
August l, to comply with the stock
and dog ordinance recently published
After that date look out.
Brock Reid still keeps on the even
tenor of his way, giving his customers
smooth, easy and quick shave, anf
keeping the neatest, coolest and quiet.
est barber sh Up in the state.
Mr.. VIM. Davis returned from
Indiana Tuesday. His brother stood
the trip well, Mr.. Davis says thai
Illinois and Indiana corn looks
pitiable beside the Kansas crop.
Mr.. Clarence Hilderbrant of Topek;
was in town this week working up the
interest of the Commonwealth. HI
is an old friend of Frank Wheeler anC
enjoyed his visit here very much.
"Papa" Hayward, treasurer elect
was in town Tuesday. By the way, i
YOU want to see bond that will MAKE
your head swim, 60 over to the county
clerks office and look at Hayward's.
I 1t may not &c aMiss TO remind tn
members OF the League VINO happen Il
be engaged in law suits, that it doe
not help their case to threaten oppOs
ling attorneys with personal violence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

All knowing themselve indebted to
Kiaumann & Beckwith can save
money by settling in the next ten
days,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE,

In all this class of diseases Whatever excellence
well improved opportunities In chronic those
children, unlimited
important surgical operations performed without and managed
with SKILL Judgment that
tensive practical experience Being well supplied with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
ALLEN CENTER STOCK FARM

J. T. Treadway, LaHarpe, Kansas,
breeder of Jersey cattle; registered bull
Erince I'd at head Of herd. Services
reasonable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Platform
spring wagon. w. J. IHRIG.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE.-GoCd
piano. Apply to Col. S. G.. Lewis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
JOHN HENRY.

/ dt 1tuckef So
8. N. Steele of Moran made TIL
REGISTER pleasant call Wednsda,
morning.
Five hundred towels and napkins {.
be closed out at great bargains at Il
/ T. Rodman.
d. B. Stephens will sell groceries an,
queensware as cheap for cash as any
house in lola.
Boxing matches and foot races seen
to be the order of the day among on
young America.
Miss Jessie Buchanan is nov
employed i'm the ladies department o
Northrup's store.
If you don't want to be refused dom
ask for credit, buy cheap for cash
Welch & Mcknight.
First class meat of all kinds, lamb
mutton, beef and fresh pork a
kreuter & Krueger's.
&c. Clark from Texas former
well-known citizen of lola, is on q Wis
it to friends of this city.
lola Collection Agency. "The mills
of the gods grind slow, but they
grind exceeding small"
The best quality of meat of all kinds
lamb, mutton, beef, and hams always
on hand at Gray & Ross.
Ladies, you will find the finest as.
sortment of neck wear in fishues col.
lars in lola at McClure's.
Mrs. Lanter, of Garrett, came down
the first of the week, on visit to heI
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Paris.
Buy a box of baking powder a: Ste.
phens, for fifty cents, and get a chance
to draw sewing machine.
Talk about your best ice cream i'm lola,
every body knows if we want the best
we must go to Lee Ruck ers.
All parties indebted to me are earn
estly requested to call and settle
Immediately. J. r. Crigler.
fyOu want to get your soda water
from the handsomest fountain in the
state, go 70 Frank Wheeler's.
An unlimited amount of money to
loan on real estate security at reason-
able terms. Othick & Smith.
Farmers remember if you want the
best mower made, buy the Walter A.
Woods, at Lawrence & Worst.
Scott & Son have a new lubricating
oil warranted as good as pure castor
oil, which they are selling cheap.
The best meat of all kinds, such as
lamb, mutton, beef, hams and shoulder,
always on hands at Gray & Ross.
H. X. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jeweler, in Young &
Clark's building. Give him trial.
Ladies, we have a new line of fans,
lace mitts, Lisle gloves and
gauze underware. J. w. Mcclure.
A wreck at Ottawa on Monday night
the south bound night express,
due here at 3:16 a. m. over six hours.
We give our customers the benefit
of cash store. Welch & Mcknight.
There are only IA chances in Ste
phens' baking powder drawing, and
the lucky man getsa sewing machine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

We had the pleasure this week of
meeting Mr.. r. v. Camp, proprietor of
CAMPS Guide 3 publication well
known throughout the state, Mr.. Camp
is here for the purpose of "writing up"
Allen county, and intends to give the
next edition of the Guide entirely to a
description and advertisement of the
county and its towns.
A full summary of Mr.. Blaine's
letter of acceptance, and an account Of
the Republican State Convention Civ
ing the platform In full, will be found
on our Geographic news page on the
inside. Both of them will well repay
perusal and should be carefully read
by all who want to keep well posted
on the issues of the campaign.
Iu the case of the State vs.. Mrs.
John Davis for assault with attempt
to kill, the preliminary examination
was held Tuesday before Justice MoUre-
house, and Mrs. Davis was bound
over to the District Court. The sto-
ries af the different sides are rather
contradictory. We will try to find
space next week to give both sides.
The League are incensed at the result,
but the general opinion is that the
Justice could not have done otherwise.
1t was our pleasure last Sunday
night to attend the Ladies' Auxiliary
Mission Society at the Method ist
church. The exercises were very in
teresting, consisting chiefly of papers
on the work, by Mrs. r. NJ. Scott, Miss
Wells, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Wigs,
of lola; Mrs. Col. Denison, of Law.
renee, and Mrs. Bacon, of Illinois.
Mrs. BacOn's paper, particularly
seemed t9 rs most aamiggable prodqc;
ton, and was most admirably deliv.
cred. The lady is daughter Of Mr.
Wigs, of this city.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, INSTRUMENTS &C

OF the latest and most approved STYLE III prepared
To achieve where success aanab In providing the comfort
patients
cy the CELEBRATED lola MINERAL WELL whose healing properties to
in the various provided this excellent invaids
treatment here the nfrmay that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
ssNwooD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pelley were summoned to
Limestone yesterday by the seriods Illness
Of the formers mother.
Mrs. Banister, of Newark, O., is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fulton, on MAN
street.
Mr. NJ. Coffee returned to his home in ST.
Louis, Wednesday, after pleasant visit to
friends here. Il
Benyooa surely excels any other city II
the State for the numerous and handsome
flags displayed. :.
Yesterday was pay day at the factory q
the Benwood Iron Works. rs
Miss Fink, of Iowa, who has been the
guest Of Mrs C. McMechen, returned to her
home in that State one day last week.
Miss Hannah Barton and Miss l.ancas
ter, of Wheeling were guests at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. O. Barton during the past
week.
Miss Murrans and Miss Bartner, of Wheel
irg were the guests OF Miss Laura Dave
last week.
James DeboId, Of Wheeling, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. iindeman, of Water street, is indil,
posed.
MIR. F. Parsons, of Moundsville was q
town yesterday.
Mrs. N. Taylor visited friends in. Cla'-
ington last week
The n. E. choir are rendering some
choice anthems
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, of Antioch, Ohio
we're guests at the residence Of Mr.. james
briggs.
Miss Virginia ST Clair, one of the bes
teachers in Marshall county, is visiting
friends on Main street.
Mr. Charles Wilburt, popular citizen q
Main street Is seriously iudisposed. Hi
parents, who reside in Martins Ferry, were
summoned yesterday.
Prot. Bonar OF Bellaire, was in town yes
'erday -..
Our amateur artists have recommended
heir year work in the artistic line.
Mr.. Il. Warden returns tomorrow to pur,
sue bis medical studies at college IN
Baltimore,
The Riverside Steel plant win operate
double turn from tomorrow. 4
Mrs. II. West, Of Woodsiield, was the
guest of Mrs. Dregg, Thursday.
Mrs. Truax, of Sistersville, visited friends
here last week. -
The opening of j. I.azier Hail. Friday
evening, was the most prominent social
event of the season. The Opera House
Orchestra discoUrsed its sweetest strains or
this occasion.
Mr. briggs, Sr., of Woodsfeld, O., pic
neer Democrat Of that county is the cues
of bis son.
Mr. Cbas Morgan is spending the Sab
bath at his home in Morristown, Ohio.
Everything passed of very quietly this
week, but the tension of suspense is litth
trying.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
She Had Confidence,

Mrs. H. c. Harshbarger, Manor Hill,
Huntington county, Pa, writes: "DR. 5.
B. HARTMAN & Co, Columbus, o.: l have
been afflicted for three years, caused By
oyer-work TOO soon after confinement My
kidneys became seriously affected, could not
retain my urine day nor night. 1t was
high colored, thick and bloody. My month
lies had left altogether for fourteen months,
during which time was confined to my bed
with a beating in right ovaries. The dis
charge from the womb was so offensive no
one could stay in the room. The urine
continued bloody, with pain in voiding it,
and when in bed would pass from me In
nv sleep. have had three doctors attend
ing me regularly, one for four months, one
of the Others one whole summer, and the
third all winter. We had two others In
consultation with them, and used TWEEN
ty bottles Of different kinds OF
patent medicines, all to no good.
/ then got bottle of PERUNA,
and before had three-fourths OF the bottle
taken quit wetting the bed and could re-
tain the urine sufficient to attend church,
which | had not done in three years, and
my monthIies came back as natural as
ever; indeed, considered myself well
woman again. Since that time l have had
pneumonia. My confidence in PERUNA was
so great that | did not send for doctor
I followed the directions IN your Ills OF
Life" and am over it. as well as can be ez-
pected of one so delicate as l have been.
others in my ueighborkood had the same
disease. and among them were strong men,
and had the best physicians, and yet died.
while sailed through in safety on PERuSA
and MANALN. / sincerely believe, and
would saw to all the afflicted in the wide
world, that PERUSA and MANALN are the
only two medicines that any one needs in
any disease, if used as directed IN your book
entitled The Ills of Life.
J.E. Fleming, publisher Of the New Do
m;nion, Morgantown, W. Va, writes:
"Some months since, / received some OF
your medicine in exchange for advertising.
Nv wife has taken FIVE bottles 1t, and has
derived great benefit from II.
Mr.. N. c. Pershing, Bradenville, Pa,
writes: "My wife has been using PRRuNA
for some time for weak lungs and liver and
kidney complaint, and thinks i is doing
her great good Has used only one bottle
as yet Please send your book on the Ills
Of Life, as we can't get any from our drug
gist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
NEW MARTINSYlllE.
Election E>citsmsnt--Bi OF Bright Gossip
fIerA


Election E>citemsnt--Bits OF Bright Gossip
aere.
Nav MARrISs7iLLE, November g. EN-
elusive. Several PERSONS went to Wheeling
the first Of the week to hear election news;
fortunately we had arrangements this time
to get the very latest news BY wire.
Mrs. Lou Anshutz, Of Pittsburg, is de-
tanned from returning home by the sickness
of her little girl She is somewhat better
now
Capt. Robert McE.dowey and Miss Anna
Smith were married last Thursday evening
at four O. clock and left on the evening train
via Psrkersburg for eastern and southern
points; but few present; no cards issued.
And so our Bob has at last joined the in
Vulnerable band of Benedicts.
Rev. Hammond was in town Thursday.
Miss Annie Long, of GAINESVILLE, is on a
visit to some of her old friends in town.
Miss Minnie Higgins, lj-year old
daughter of Thomas Higgins, died last
Thursday night Of hasty consumption. Sad,
indeed. that she should be thus suddenly
taken away in the morning of her life.
Our new baker folded his tent and silently
stole away.
Disturbances at the pool rooms are less
frequent OF late.
Miss Rose Wheeler is teaching private
Catholic school II theaoom over Lsrmer S
shop.
Our home talent viii put upon the boards
soon, at the Town Hall, the popular society
play, "One Hundred Years Ago" and an
amusing farce entitled Thirty Minutes for
Refreshments"
Rev. Keyser was IN town this week.
Betting on election was lively this week,
ranging from one to fifty dollars in size. j.
". McIntire will wheel Nose Potts from one
end OF Main street to the other. Small
OYSTER parties of two and four will be nu-
merous now.
The election is now over and our mer-
chants are preparing for a rush. Busi-
ness for some time has been almost at q
standstill, but the fall trade is now opening
up in earnest.
NJ c. Dunlap has closed his saloon across
the creek.
Il is rumored that one of Marshalls
handsome beaux viii lead to the altar one
Of Wetzers fair damsels, in the not far dis
tant future.
Judge Staley returned from Lewis couu-
ty Monday and left for Tyler Wednesday, to
begin his November term there.
Wetzel will have twenty instead of six
teen votes in the next Democratic Con
gressional convention. We are the banner
county Of the district Send down your
| chrome.
The whistle of the steamboat is famil
lar sound, and kindly remembered for their
former usefulness.
The oyster supper at B. T. Bouers Tues
day evening, given BY the Methodist Mite
Society was thoughtful hit; being near
the telegraph Office, it was handy for the
weary, anxious crowd waiting there for
| news
A wsg remarked that if be bad this
weeks receipts Of the telegraph companies,
he would shy bis castor into the ring in
| 1888.
Our town was election news headquarters
for Sardis and GAINESVILLE this week.
Some Of the boys went to Wheeling to-
day, to help paint her crimson tonight
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
WE WHEELING NAIL MARKET

no material change in the work
ln :, oo n industries during the last week.
nss u x - election to q great extent
lie S o. mills to no, make full time but
sSassu - ,bis everything has gone on as
OUTSIDE The managers OF the LABelle re-
usual L, 80, !, nsiI trade good. There seems
port .ns s't Soab, bu, that our nail mills will
t., oo,E &c very fair run this winter no'Ti'h,
maze - he great over production in this
';Ana'ns - - # hpsiness The marks; is
P PsISsba, stronger than 1t has been iOF sew
arsl weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09

gTyHE STATE OF WET vIhaf1lA, ONO
i lOunty. in - 0rsuh Cgast q UAis county,
Wet yirgibis. November Ruies, 1854
Jennie u. Kerr
Ann uns,ord, widow Of Loub Lrms3ord, harpOt
a. lunsiord, yuiia a, tpn.ford, Armada Y. yee.
ter fsnnls b. Huil, julia r. Hell. y,hn Nell,
AleJ srdrr II. Hull, Charles q Huii Jeooa
upsferJ, ard Urtnn J. Holiday and uteve
! smb, a. executors Of Iovk Luaaiort. dscsssd.
~ CiAEtEsr. al
The fsusful ohIss4 % this suit d V q clare hsl
ana 10 ,ef aide paper Writing dstsi 1'tk az q
April ISL purponJrg 10 be the last viii u LSsis
Lspxfcrd d osased, and n not declared vstd y COS.
true the zane. Ard u spSeshas iron % a@Ssyt
Glsd in thL canSe, st 10 ekujes. thoi ne esiesa
mt, Mamie B. Hull. Jniia Hnli Jshn Q. Bsil,
Al RAIDER Hull snJ Charles &. Hall. sre not sssi.
ASI,, Il ,ks ttsis 81 wsst SisKtsla. ed they sos
h, ing istp served sith prossa 10 this esuss. 90
ino,lon al the tomplsipsnt, by Lof seikiios, this
order Of pubiifa Ion u saurue n5atne hsa, sod u
IL ord rel that the salA dTfsr astts Esnsis Hall.
Juiis r. HULL, John q. Null Aisxssdss Hsfi So
Cbsrts e. bull be required 10 apyu eiifhin eoa
mr. nth after the Aatc II the 6rsi DsblIston a thb
,dtsg ana DO Whist - nscessey 70 DfvtsN fbetf ~
tetests Il 10 farihS ordered lhet this osdsf -
publisl n ana p.6ted % Tesnipo4 u isv.
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al ,h1 ourf Hou-s Of aid County, th!s Mb d.y a
So'eniG, 1884. tS ,ssli.; e's:,,,ss ss III. -
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Attest; JONI ". nITC0kfl, c>sk.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09

county. in the Circuit Cout Of ohio COUNTY,
West Virginia, Octotsr kuls-, issi
Jane, Mckinley
John ON, q . A-''''''
The object Of this sui, Is to roorer from John
Grey the tum Of Np2,<7, WITH Interest ut ~ ocat
ilciton from Dccsnbcr ~, 1888. eeing the aaoaai
due I'Ys, EsGtaIc; Isy }gbn drey,ga sycat.
cory hole executed BY taid Cry on 'rctmscf ~
issa ,ne payable I'm interest IA nsf sea, n,as.
der, and hso Ia subject 70 the lien 81 rnud, at
tathmsnt In Mi. case The iolieslng ral es.sss 70
~, Par 2, los Nc w Nv " StntilI.s o sss 30;
city called Center wheeling Described NJ fo'loss "a
vii: BEGINNING at point ON the cast sids o. soI
street. ~ feet irVm the north cnst corner al toh and
Twep fourth streets, and In the vcsi Ito Of said
lot and running thence In noythsriy irrsslon
with the cast side ri koe street 2? feet th ace rsn
ming back In m easteriy direciien ifem street
an alley IN the rear OF q lot ihtncs vi, the ~est
side Of the alley In south srly direction 20 et. end
thenc with Inc parallel 70 the north and .onth
situate ., the norh oornev 81 zoo and i.enty-
fourth stects. And sso 10 subject the Building og
sid lot 10 the lien Of Ilatnilns stersment. Ane
aIpssise run 70 ICY, liz Ain y s.s ~, s -.
residents Of the STATE Of Wet vsrxnia. end ~ not
having been ssrvcd with Q proves In this suil vn
,hc @o.ios q The p!.ials 81 bic s.:o,Hs! .sS q:
ordered thai the aid dsisnasli John Ir.y, Is ~
CURED 10 appear herr within oce nosth aiiss tns
date Of the hIt publicaison Of this esde. sR3 -
; ss;s = oss:sss rs, ss order SssS.i al
Witness, John W. NlteAeIl, c,ert q sa!d cs~st,
Al the oourt houss Of MD county, this sth dsy q
Otober, lisa, to-wtt: g.tosss kalss -
Published The 6fst tins 0rtobss ., -
Atissti JOHN ". htIChELiy GSU
JoHs o. PxsnLrToS, Attorney fos rssus.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
Trustees Sale. I

IyNpER AND By VIRTUE OF The PRO-
visions Of decrcs Of the yircpit Courtof lJhto
equity, made and entered % the ilth day OF 0cte-
tyr, 1ssi, In CanSe In chancsfy therein pending.
piainiifs, and the eaii tsty Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION and Others were deiendant, vii, q d.
rected by raid DECREE proceed 70 sell 81 the itynt
door OF the Court House OF OHIO county, on TUES
DAr, the iirn DAY OF EOrHHhkR 1854 con.
meneipg at 10 O'clock q. M to the Highest AID boz
bidder, at public auction the ne este Catherine
knowles in the follow Ing deshbed propery, Tia. Is
10, or parcel az ground situate In the sdtl tetne
city O. Nheeling which IVES laid out By Moss W:
Chaplse and o,ksrs, and dssigusied 90 the plat 81
all that part lyiug between the western boundary ot
{. all 10, and aud a line drawn parallel 10 and any
iest from the same boundary seross said iot iroH
north 10 south, tagctbtr with al the improvement
thereon and nppuTlcnancss thereto belongtng.
TEIns or asLE-CAsh. - b. WUbpS.
oc2li go IrustN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
Notice 10 Creditors.

V'o THr CkEpIlORS OF PHILIP METzNEk
/ drtcf,cj: In pursuance 81 q deere 81 the
Cltu,t Court 81 OHIO county West Virginia, nsAs
ii the said Philip MsiEnsr TO tbs payment Of biz
IL b., YOU ale rcln,rcd to pp-ent your claims
gsust The estate Of the said Philip Mstsnss. Toe 81
Indication 10 Joseph d. PAUL.. ecsnmisaoeef, q IN
ftc, No. 1870 ChapiIne TT. st In the city oi Who'd.
A O. Uhio county cst Virginia. ON or before sat1f.
dsy, TIC sth day Of Ea,embcr ISL
witnoss, Jvha W. MiteAsil, Cisrk q aid ceast
''' ''" =" joHS W. MITCHELL.
oci6oexv usrk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-09
West Virginia Silver.

\ report has recently been made By the
Assayer of the Treasury Department at
Washington, concerning some mineral sent
him BY r. VI. Barnes, of Writ county, for
analysing. The Assayer says the ore sent
him Will yield SIG per ton pure silver. Mr..
Barnes says the specimens sent to be saa'
lyzed were merely the outcroppings or bios
som of the vein, aud that the indications
are that there is sufficient ore in the mine
to pay TO develop it.