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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-27
DEATH TO TmE DIMINuTIvE Dogs.
How "a Prairie Dog Town May be Depop-
mIatcd ENpeditiou.ly and Economically.

How "a Prairie Dog Town May be Dcpop-
uIated ExpeditiousIy and Economically.
LEADvILLE, Coll, June D. Special
Correspondence. Having seen it stated
in some paper, that in portions of Texas,
prairie dogs were great, and rapidly
multiplying evil, thought IL might he
of interest To tell what know about de-
stroying the pests.
Some three years ago, while making a
trip across the Continental divide, |
stopped for dinner at roadside tavern,
situated in n creek valley; close mt hand
was prairie dog town, numbering over
100 inhabitants. Not long since,
had occasion to stop at the
same house, and saw that the small
level prairie, once occupied by prairie
dogs, had been enclosed, ploughed, and
was then covered with n luxuriant crop
of grass. Seeing no signs of the little
beasts, upon asking what had become
of them, was told they had been exter-
minated i'm the following way:
Balls of cotton or rags were saturated
with bl-sulphide Of carbon-an impure
preparation will do and Is cheap pushed
FAR down into the holes, and the holes
firmly packed with earth. Bisulphide
Of carbon being an extremely volatile
fluid. quickly evaporates and forms a
heavy gas, which occupies every cham
her and gallery of the animals, dwell
ling. This gas is rs promptly fatal to
animal life ~ the fumes of burning sui
phur or carbonic acid gas.
NV informant also destroyed In SINH
Tar way, several colonies of large ants,
of the same species as those found IN
Texas. lie built fire close To the ant
bed. shoveled the earth forming the ant
hill into the fire. 50 as to burn up the ants
contained i'm il with their young, then
scrapcd the surface of the ground clean,
and waited awhile to give the ants a
chance 90 clear the tunnels from any
earth that NAV have dropped into them,
A ball Of cotton saturated with bi-sul-
phide Of carbon was placed in the
center Of the bed. covered over with
n Tin vessel large enough TO en-
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NOTICES.

NJ OTICE-CEMENT PIPE WARNING
~ Power of attorney To e. &. Wilson and i.
". Dickcrhon 10 sell patent rights for the
state of Texas has been cancelled.
u " t aimovE' Proprietors, III Paso, Texas
PAST DUE LOANS AND
~ pledges must be paid on or before the 2sih
of June, 1881, or the goods Will bc positively
forfeited and sold. Dallas Loan bnicc, COZ
Main street. ic2u-lw
NOTlCE-BiDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
" at the Office Of tho city Secretary until
o'clock y. NJ, July /, 1881, for feeding the
city prisoners for one year, from and after
July |, ISL ". r. PARRY. city Secretary.
NOTICE no CONTRACrORS-SEA
" bids will he received NJ the office of the
city Engineer of this city until o'clock p.
M, July list, for the building OF the extension
of the Third and Fourth Ward sewer, accord
ing Ia plans and specifications on file In my
office. The city Council reserves the right 90
reject any or All bids. Bond and security viii
be required according To city ordinances. W.
NJ. JOHNSON, CITY Engineer. Jc20-l.t
NOTICE TO CITY TAX-PAIERS-OF-
~ FICE ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR, Dali
LAS, TENAH, June 20, lSSi-'rhc city ad Nalo-
rem, special railroad and school taNcs for the
year 1881 are now due, and payable at my of
flee In the City Hall. j. e. BoGEL, Assessor
and Collector. Ic2O-3Dt
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, expresses or carriage
hire and stop NJ the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up Mt n
cost of Sl,0OO,OOO, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse ears, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money nj the Grand
Union Hotel than in any other first-class
hotel in the city.
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WANTED.

NNrANrEn-rO BORROW $500 nuup y
w forest aud security given, Ad,lIcss j, =.
lAnVroN nHllus loNonirr. ir-'-2t
"a ANTEl-FffrltN SlnNE. clilEhS
w cor 6l dnNs Wngcs sA'. ~ gay, Nplh
linilrond Bridge, Little Rock, Ark, los-lw
WANTED - TODAY . THREE FIRST
w class pln.icrcrs Ia go 10 lieuslnni wages
4. per day. Apply to l. NJ WEST vr .M
"a NTEp-A RELIABLE MAN 10
w work In dairy. Apply 40 Ed Alsl9ns
GrocoN. lo''-.t
~ ASTED iMMEDl ArElN- AND
W board Ia private mmlly for mnn AMI
Matthews Cathedral Address II. g., Herald
Office, lr5-2t
XNrANTED-A PIT MBEii-ONE THAI
w underslqnds Tin work rs WELL VIII!
BOX sol, Austin, Texas, lcb-2t
M ANTED-A WHITE MAN FOR tuOI
w awhile woman for hnusckocpcr, ~
white girls for dnlng-room; prefer all bell.
same family; steady work ANA good wages,
cali ut PAnk BRos. ~ Elm ST. Je9i.I
rANrED-A MAN FIFTEEN YEAIts a.
w doublc.cntry bookkccpcr and scytral
years manager OF country store wupn
situation rs salesman, bookkcpcr, ofilcct
or local travelling ngcnt; best references. ~
dress go. -" THIS Office. jc3i
NVrANTED-IWU COMMENTARIES III
w mcdiatcly at II. ZismEnsAS's, M
Main street. jc-<t
w ANTED-SEcOND-H MOsLENi
w Dlcbold or Hall safe, Ia weigh nboti
,H pounds Inquire ut Office OF SASofa
Bl,uS. " ~
w ANTED-A FiRST-C LASS COOK, WHO
w will also wash and iron, In small nam
ily; good wages will be paid To one fully com
pctcnt. Apply nj 10 OIlvc street innys.t
w ANTED-ACTlVE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city
aud county Ia Texas liberal terms and per-
mnncnt employment giycn. Call on or nd
dross j. W. SrRoNG, or Main street. MARI
~ ANTED-NOu no STOP Al THE
w TIONAL HOTEL, first-class ncconiT
dationS nj reasonable rntcs-ONI1
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE tE
PER DAY. The building Il brick, with
stnirways In case of fire. Located In the
ness portion of the city, only one square;
atrcct-car line, and one square from ~
Pacific and Missouri Pacific depot.
vcnlcnt Ia passengers coming or going
either road. Oillcc open nj night. Guests
called for all trains. Il. G. LEARy, Prio
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DISSOLUTION.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP-l
- have this day sold and transferred TO Il.
j. Wcathcrford, my entire interest In the
stock of goods of Holloway Il Wcathcrford,
ut Ferris, Texas. T.. j. Weatherford assures
the payment of all debts and liabilities
against the firm, and will carry on the bus
ness IN his own name, and will collect all
notes and accounts due the late firm of Hol-
loway a Wcnthcrford. j. II. HOLLOWAY.
Ferris, Iunc 10Th, 1881.
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Teachers Meeting.

Pursuant TO call, the teachers of Dallas
and vicinity met at the city hall ycstcr-
day afternoon, for the purpose of making
some arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of teachers who pro-
pose attending the Normal school.
Upon motion of Mr.. Bryan, Prof. j. T..
Johnson was selected Chairman and
Mrs. &. T.. Dickinson Secretary. A COM
mittcc, consisting OF Mcssrs. Johnson,
Bryan, Weaver and Lilly, was appointed
on arrangements and accommodations
for male teachers.
\ committee composed of Mrs. Dick
crson, Misses Cabol and Helm and
Prof. j. r. Tooloy, were entrusted with
the duty of providing for the ladies.
ON motion tho meeting adjourned Ia
Tuesday nest at . p. M, mt which time
committees are expected to report.
II il unpleasant to note that there II
not sufficient interest manifested In this
work yet and hope the action of those
worthy representatives of the profession
will not only awaken an interest on this
important subject, but that they will Sc
advance the work thus begun that the
summer normal will not only prove an
eminent success, bat demonstrate that
the county and city of Dallas have cdu'
Gators of whom they may well De proud
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Almost n Runaway.

Two little girls, seeking to manage II
horse attached to II buggy, got bad
fright yesterday afternoon ON Main
street. one was seeking to dismount
and the horse started while she was be-
tween the wheels. Passers by rescued
her.
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ISeiiets pf l,ltsselI,

T.. Is. wicgand, Examiner for the Do
partmcnt of Justice ut Washington, Is
here, not to inspect the post-oiiicc, as
now asccrtaincd, but to adjust accounts
held against the Government by the
Deputy Marshals who served under cN-
Marshal =. II. Russell. This work
brings him To this city, whore, In the
pursuance of his routine duties, he will
lake II look into the matters pertaining
TO tho Fedcrnl court and its machinery.
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Real Estate sale.

Mr.. w. G. Howard, the proprietor of
the Windsor hotel, purchased, ycster-
day, twenty-eight acres of ground on the
northeastern side of Ervay street,
which the propcrty-owners propose to
macadamizc. Mr.. Howard paid 5000
for the property.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeveloped

PARTS ofthe Human Body Enlarged, Devel-
oped and strengthened" Etc, is an interest
Ing advertisement long run In our paper. In
reply To inquiries we viii say that there Is no
evidence of humbug about this. On the con-
trary the advertisers are very highly Endorsed.
Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie
Medical CO., L. O. Box 5l3, Buffalo, n. l.-To-
leflo Evening Bee
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

NOTICE To DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
~ The undersigned, whose residence and
postonce Is ut Dallas, Texas, having been
duly appointed administrator of the estate Of
j. b. Stcrmcngcr, late of Dallas county, de-
ceased, ut n regular term of the county court
ofsald county, held for probate and other like
purposes, on the 3lst day of May last, hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate To
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the Same 10 present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law or they will be postponed ms the law
directs. Ed. G. SMITH, Admir-.
rhte Trnp : 1881
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Yesterday the District court spent the
session hearing evidence on +. Baun's
motion for change of venue. Most OF
the witnesses thought that fair trial
was altogether possible In this county,
and ii is probable that the motion will
fail. The present District Clerk has been
in the office eight years, his deputyship
counted, and during that period only one
change of venue has occurred. The
single ease was that of Eugene Levi
which was moved To Ellis county.
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
MORE excuRsloNlsrs COMING
Connect Rclcnscd-h Department of JUS
ticc Man Around-Thc Teachers ~
she County Meet nnd Talk
other titN Chronicle.


An excursion party numbering 100,
from the East, is expected to arrive here
this evening or In the morning via the
Texas ~ Pacific, in charge of Castor
Mcslicr, passenger agent of the Wabash
line. The party will stop over here for u
few hours, when II will proceed west
little town of Midland. This will, per-
haps, he the last excursion of the season
under the patronage of the Missouri Pa
piic rouu,
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City vs.. Sam Sing, depositing filth in
street; continued.
City vs.. Lasshcr Il KThler, maintains
ing nuisance; dismissed.
City W.. l.. Poggie and {. \. Pratt,
maintaining nuisance; continued.
City vs.. G.. Garrett, Mike Diviney,
Henry Meisterhans, interfering with
private property; discharged.
City vs.. Pete Anderson, interfering
with private property; fined 81.
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All sick Cattie.-Pleuro pneumonia, muir
rain, disfcmpcr, blood poisoning, diseases of
the respiratory organs. sore throat, weak
loins, Sidney troubles difficulty in urinating,
low condition, rough coat, wheeling, old
chronic coughs; cure guaranteed; Giles 1o-
didc Ammonia Powders. Send for pamphlet.
Dr. GILES. box 3is2. New York Postofficc.
. cents a box. Sold by all druggists.
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Cheapest Gas Light Ever Known

Having bought the exclusive right to con-
troll Woods Automatic Daylight Gas Ma
chimes and Little Wonder N Texas and the
right in Mexico. we would invite all friends
and the public to call NJ 10 Elm street
(Southwcst Land Office where our Office ].
temporary. and examine the machine, ano
leave YOUR orders. We guarantee them In
every particular, and are having them manu-
featured for the present In the moth. bat ~
soon as arrangements can he made, VII
make them I'm Dallas. u. VI. tIowER,
General Agent Texas Machine co.
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released by In. Grand Jury.

Frank Connect, held on suspicion of
foul play in connection with the death
by poisoning of Jcp Wharton, was libcr,
aica yesterday, rs the grand jury failcd
to find, after close investigation, any
terminating circumstances against the
upsussI
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SMOKE THE BEST.

We beg To inform the public and smokers
generally that we have secured n large stock
ofthc very choicest grades ofthoroughly cured
Golden virginia, Pcriquc and Turkish
Tobaccos, which we are using In the manu-
facture of our Celebrated brands of Cigarettes
and Smoking Tobacco. And have added 10
our stock u large shipment OF the Finest Inn
ported French Rice Paper. such stock made
up by the highest class of skilled labor. we
feel confident cannot fail To satisfy the tastes
of all good Judges.
STANDARD BRANDS.
Caporal-caporal iz-Swcet Caporal-St.
Jamcsis, Kinney Bros. Straight Cut In Full
Dress Packages, etc.
just Out-sportsman Caporal.
Manufactured by special request.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.,
Successors TO Kinney Bros. New York.
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THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE

The Genuine Elastic Truss Is worn with
perfect comfort night and day, retaining rup-
lure under the hardest exercise or sevt rest
strain. Sold ut greatly reduced prices and
sent by mail Ia all parts Of The country. send
for full descriptive circulars To New York
Elastic Truss Company, IA broadway, New
York.
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which l. Very Important.
other plasters are dull and slow. Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plasters act
promptly, saving time and suffering.
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BURNS CITY BRIEFS.
FIattering Crop Prospects-A Growing
Town-Busy Merchants-An Arrest.

BURNS CITY, June 2.-ICorrespon-
dcnce. Cror prospects i'm this part OF
the country were never more fiattering
than ut present. Reapers are being run
all day ON Sunday 80 great is the de-
mand' for work of that Kind.
our town Il fast becoming famous a. a
health resort; many visitors are already
here from various counties IN the state
and those who have used the mineral
water the longest are the ones that are
loudest I'm its praise. Our hotel to-day
was crowded TO its utmost capacity,
there being no less than fifty present q
A Masonic lodge will DC located at
This place i'm few days, magnificent
hall and school building having just
been completed.
our merchants are doing an immense
business for this season of the year.
MA Allen, Sheriff Of Wise county, ar
-, Hugh Quade yesterday ON q
~ an assault and battery with
n. He escaped. but was re-
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COMMENCEMENT.

Calculations with Attendant Honors NJ
Ur-ulinc-Medals, Prizes, Wreaths and
Awards Amid Musician Ending and u
Beginning.
Yesterday afternoon, the Interesting
exercises of the Ursuline Academy COM
Inencement took place at the main hail
or tbe school of the Sacred Heart. The
Dropramme rs printed, was strictly car
RED ont. IL consisted in the first place
of tho salutatory by Miss Clara
Wilmans, nm address delivered IN u
styie gracefully impressive. MISS IL
mans is one of the graduates: Her hu-
dress was followed by miniature niu.
steal drama, 1.-THE Reverse OF the Mcdal,
in three acts, each an instrumental solo;
players, Misses Elite Levy, Katie Stnbbs
and Miss q. Eagon. "GcncNieNe,' an
opcretta. followed the drama. Inc
Opcrctta was sustained by Miss FANNIE
Kobberson as GcncvieNe, MISS SOPHIA
Rowley rs Isadorc, Miss Katie Stubbs as
Grace, Miss Ida Booso and Miss VI.
Nancy ~ maids in attendance, MISS -
Hoskins as Roxana and Miss I. Whit
taker ~ Teresa. The operetta was All
its title implies, and 1t was charningly
Rendered. Miss Rowlcy was suffering
\.Rvercly, jut she remained in her role
md he. palor was the only be-
~ of her indisposition. Next
We coronation march, after Whlch
mme was completed in the
der: Distribution Of prizes,
sths and medals; addresses
mates by Misses 4. Rawlins
~: n very eloquent and most
delivered valedictory by
16gcrs, one of the two grad
m diplomas. In respect
Enhancement il may be
fras force, beauty and
sD1(l of prayeful and
the part oil the
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brace the groatcr number, If not
all the outlets, and earth was
well packed about the tin, 50 as Ia oN-
cludr air. Most day the tin WAS rc.
moved. lie showed me the sites Of
several beds I'm his yard
where the aunls had been
killed I'm this manner, Since then,
while In Colorado Springs, was told this
plan had been successfully used In Call
fornla for u number ofycarsj II was used
for the determination of gophors, yellow
Jackets aud all other hurrowing animals
mud insects 4, Sc.
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NorICE-To BUILDERS AND CON-
~ TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals are invited for the building
of ST. Mary's Institute (thc Episcopal college
for girls nj Dallas, Texas. Plans and spccih-
cations can be seen nj the Office of Larnour
Il McComb's, architects. Bids must be deliv-
cred To Richard Morgan, Jr., secretary, ON or
before July LIST, 1881. Privilege Is reserved of
rejecting any or all bids.
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$. p. ROWE. b. N. MADDOX.
Ho for Mineral Wells !!
PHO Pinto County. Texas.

RowE& CO.'S Daily Stage, Omnibus
and Hack Line to and from Mineral Wells
and Mllsap, connecting closely with all
trains. We have only first-class outfits, strive
To please and guarantee satisfaction.
livery and Feed Stable I'm connection. Good
attention given to transient stock. Special
inducements offered In the transfer of COM
mercial men and Others to any part OF the
country.
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That Husband at Mine
l. three times the man he was before
he began using "Wolls' Health re
newer" 81. Druggists.
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ls|!!|(3Ssag 4

This well known preparation Is highly rec
commended for Dyspepsia, Headache, Sick
ness of the Stomach and all complaints nris-
ing from Acidity, Bilousncss and Malaria
Fever and cools the blood, and regulates the
bowels and II favorltc medicine for children.
Prepared by A. ROGERS SONS, Chemists.
2sl Ilceker street, New York.
E0-Supcrior 10 Mineral Waters, seidlltz
Powders. etc. sold by al Druggists
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SHOES.

Gentlemen who wish to furnish them
selves with line shoes can he sure of
getting the best IT they ask their shoe
dealer for HANAN'S make. Our goods
are made of the finest material, and
the work H. so well put together that
the shoes will wear and keep the shape.
Any foot slim, medium or wide, can be
fitted by n dealer who keeps u full line
of our goods. Our name Is stamped ON
the sole or woven In the strap of every
shoe. HANAN n SON.
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NOTICE-UNDER AND BY AUTHORITY
~ OF n resolution adopted by the council of
the city of Dallas, June ., 1881, sealed propo-
secretary until 3 O'Clock p. M, September !,
1881, for lighting the city either by gas or cleo
trc light for period of two years, from and
after November ~, 1881. The city council
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
jcl2-tf W. Il. PARRY, city Secretary.
NUTICE-LET9 ERS TESTAMENTAltI
~ on the estate of Mrs. l.. u. Goldthwaitc,
deceased, having been granted to me ON the
9Th day of May. 1881, persons having claims
against said estate must present the same
within the time prescribed by law. MyP q.
address Is 5Oi Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
j. l.. GAYLE, Executor.
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THE TEACHERS.

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
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- Is. COLEMAN,
% Attorney -at-Law,
Colorado city, Texas.
Collections promptly attended Ia.
- GORGE II. PIOWMAN,
VI Attorney -at-Iay,
And Notary Public.
1,tl North side Main street, corner Poydras,
Dallas, Texas. Prompt attention To business
DOONE% SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting agents,
Swcctwntcr, Texas.
JOSEPH BooSE. J. u. SCARBOROUGH
Notary Public.
I,RAW Word a CRAWFORD,
y Attorncys-at-Law.
Office No. T23 Main st.
VI. l.. CRAWFORD. w. l.. CRAWFORD.
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R-phafe
\SODA. WATER
\kgislA have IL. IL
y IL ofteni
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ESSlONAl

lIARSHALL ~ STRANGE,
VI Att1rnrys-at- Law,
No. 'mi Main street, hallus, Texas
T., =, MARSHALL ", q. SrnANGE.
IL :, HE'LL, County Attorney
L. Attorney Rt-i.nw nnd Land Agent.
nnlrd, Callahan county Texas,
w so, q, WRIGHT
w. Attorney seat Law,
No, ia Main street, up stairs, Dallas, Texas.
4 RNOLp, GLASGOW n ARNOLD,
~ Attorney Law,
Grahnm, Texas.
Ofcc In Fldcrnl court building, west side
public square. VIII practice In the state ana
Federal courts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-06

\ man ia Lexington made a wager
that he could name one hundred women
in that town, each Of whom IS prettier
than Mrs Langtry. He wrote out a
list, and took it 70 the editor of a news
paper there. The editor said that if he
published it his hide would be literally
riddled with bullet holes "Why, said
the other, "every word of description
appended to each name is highly re-
spectful and complimentary" "You
misunderstood me, said the editor.
its on account OF the names not men
toned at all that would be murdered
if | printed your list.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-06
How % Eat nm Orange.

The editor OF the Atlanta Constitu-
tiou, who has reduced orange eating to
an exact science, says: Oranges
should never be eaten in company.
Tney should be quartered with the rind
on, aud gobbled up with sufficient speed
aud voracity to get the true flavor,
which never elings to the fruit after the
skin is stripped of. We mention this
fact here because there are thousands
of people in the country who don't
know how to eat an orange.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-06

The Liverpool rowdy has peculiar
style OF dress. The jacket, vest, and
trousers are made Of thick. undyed
cotton cloth called moleskin, which has
something OF a velvet smoothness and
softness on its right side. The jacket
reaches just below the hips and buttons
TO the throat over a scarf or muller,
aud the number Of its buttons is great.
The trousers tit tight to the knee, from
whence they hang with a rakish loose
ness aud nearly cover the boot.
Growing all is a round worsted cloth
peak cap, with little round knob on
the top, that makes 4 very suitable
finish to the whole man
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-06

At Alkah, Or, Sunday, little six.
year oh daughter Of j. &. Baird pitched
headfirst down a we'll forty feet deep.
There was six feet of water in the well.
The accident was instantly discovered
aud the child rescued She escape /
without the slightest injury,