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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA..

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine wceil,
begin 9Th July. 1855. aud end 9Th september. Have
proved OF signal Use; list, TO students who d signta
pursue their studies al this or other Law school; ID
10 thcge who propose 10 read privately and Sd. u
practitioners who have not had the advantage OF sys-
temaiic instruction. For circular apply u. a. Unt
yCnity OF Va TO john b. MISOR, Prot. Com. anS
Stat. Law msib,mAv
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Nervous Debilitatsd Men

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty days
Of the use OF Or. Dyes Celebrated voltalc
Belt with Electric ~Suspeusory Appliances.
for the speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Men.
hood, ard all kindred troubles. Also, for
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to health, vigor ard manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
with full information, terms, etc, mailed
free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
shall, Mich.
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Index to New Advertisements
New Fall Good,LGso. 2 TavIor.

-LNew Fall GOOds-Geo. 3. TAYLOR.
SorkeHs.
uDRln4Ladies, AtteutiOn-NiS Emma Carr =
faadin For sale or E~ebt-Farm.
their Co
ON Campmeeting Excursion T~Tain-LLocal Page
Turner COnVentiOu-LL Local rage.
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X. OF z,

TIE K Of y. have arranged With To-
Cleveland ard Piusburg ra,lrosd for traus,
poIfaiior ta,ClsvelauG, August 25lh, 10 al,
leTd ne Grau6 Eueampneut
The COBer DC Lion Disi.i,n. of This CITY
viii Ga Accompanied by = mlj b.ni 4
lsr9tspsI eip rat
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OPERA.

New invoice Woman. zoe Opera
slippers received at
j. -. AMICk'S.
Has Main street.
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Advice IN

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
iren teething, is the prescription OF one o.
he best female nurses and physicians in tn
'nited States, and hiss been used for fort!
ears with never failing success by nil
ions of mothers for their children. Dur.
ug the process of teething its value is in.
:aIculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
lures d~ysentery and disrrhuea, gripping il
he bowels, and wind collie. By giving
realth to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c 8 bottle.
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What You SAY.

There are go many frauds advertised for
the hair" you say. So there are, but Park
er's Hair Bslsam is not one Of them. 1t
will not work miracles, but it will do better
service for your hair than anything else you
can find, Restores original color. cures
Sandruff, gives new growth. Elegantly per-
tumed. Not q Gye.
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Thu Rest Endor,er arc Banks Themselves.

An endorsement of the high repute viii h
it dsservedly ePioys at home where it fol
lows the even tenor Of its way, is shown by
the fact boldly advertised by the world
famed Louisiana State Lottery, that The
New Orleans National Bank, Louisiana
National Bank, State National Bank or
Germspis National Bank, all leading
Bar Is ct New Orleans, Ls will receive anv
registered letters or postal orders accom-
p%sD,ing orders. The mex, drawing (thr
ls4'h) viii occur on Tuesday, SapSeaber
2, fer any information Of which adlsss, N
A Dauptis, Mes ORLEANS, Is.
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REnICTInNS

To make room for our incoming
Fail stock we shall offer our entir~
stock OF Spring arc Summer Suii-
Jrgr at greatly reduced prices.
c. BESS & SONS.
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AT C~LAREMONT.

Arrivals OF live stock at CIaremont Stock
Yards. via. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for Ihe week ending August l6: 23O cars,
containing 1897 head of cattle, 25S calves,
1859 sheep and lambs, 2,440 hogs. 76
horses, 10 mules Shipments to New York,
Philadelphia, etc: 1922 cattle, l25 calves,
$3.50 sheep and lambs, 10 horses Sales
for the week to butchers and dealers: IS
head of cattle and 1850 head Of sheep and
lapoha
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IMPOR

zach barrel contains 3 sALU an.E
Tectiops especially ressrdins ~n,s,..ssaSn
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. c.

founucu i'Scp
THE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open sept. 10th, 1885, Apply u
PkkelDSHI % the CoLiEGE-
TIL School OF MEDICINE opens Sept
2lst, lssS. Apply to PROP. J. W. II. LOvEOf
NJ. D.. 500 18th ct N. W, WASHINGTON, 4. c
Wednesday In October. Apply to sAML. Nj.
YEATNAF, sEc., col. 6tha + sts., NV, wAshss
ine'on, j. c. JANIS A. DOONAN, ). j., :
jy29IbW&Sa President
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rpucAYIoMAL.
R J. A. WOODS

Select School for Young Ladies' and Children,
No. 500 Jacob street.
The school will reopen September 7, ISIS, with
full corps Of competent teachers. Special attentos
raid TO The Primary Department. Ubt'c Z teachtngs
specisity. Cslisthepics will form part o: the schoo~
Exercises A limited number Of boarding pupls
will he received. FOR circulars containin. full par
ticular, apply TO the Principal. jyihW.F,Sa
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baltimore and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
day. Round Zip only 81 so. Special last
train leaves at 4:40 g m. city tmss
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NEW ADvERrIsgMEhrs.
TwCnty-First District Convention
OF TUE
PITTSBURGH TURNER-DiSThIGT!

COMMENCING SUNDAY, AUGUST %.
PROLRAMNE.- saturjay, August % - Rsce ption OF
delegates, and CONDUCTING them TO their quarter.
sunGay, August 23. -Opening Of the Convention IN
Turner Hall at 3 %, lock a. m.
Monday, August 24-The Turner'S will meet al .
A.. m. sharp, at the Turner Hall, from where they
will parade the principal streets, marching 10 the
Elm Grove Depot They will lie ave at 10 r. m. for
Seibelt', Harden, where 4 Grand Picnic will be
held. Con,ert and dance music by the full Opera
House Orchestra.
Committee Of Arrangements {. schamtra, Jacob
NunRe, Hermann JOockel, Gustave Blum, Adam
Cappel. aul'"e,saaNo
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HTbeeIin9 ge9istfr
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888.

Persons leaving the city through
the SumD'er can hay the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER sent 80
Many address at saune price il Is de-
Vhiyered I'm the city, postage paid.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

BROOKE COUNTY, ". VA,
Will begin Its 18Th session September Is, 1855. 10
Is the most noted college Of our sate, having nov
$40 Alumni. IL has four College DEGREES Courses: The
Classical, the Scientific, the Ministerial and the
Ladies' Course. The College u nov about FREE Of
debt, and will make an eftr ri for enlArying Its en-
dowment and its patronage. kxamire III clAins
and send up your sons and daughters TO II for college
drill. For further Information apply TO Prof. W
II. woolery for catalogues, or
iy27octl DR.. W. K. P~ENDLET0N, Pr0I
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DECORATED TEA ST5Ts in q va
yfe.y ofrasors; SO PIECES for $780,
DATkoN Bros
X 2sS9 Market Street.
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kAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND.
Situation Healthy. destruction Thorough. Session
opens sept Is. Circulsn sent upon application.
aulta CHAPMAN MAOPIN, N. A, Principal
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baltimore Live stock Market.

OFFICE OF THE CALyER1os STOCK Yards
MONDAY, August II.
leOtss are .od ai as.s egss &c lire sss'M n. III OF "
Ftn bre freight Sheep are sold Sros, paai v hs
weight, or nothing or.J
BEEF CATTLE The tone Of The market
to-day vas in some respects similar to thai
of last Monday. There is a fair and regular
current d .mapd, while the closing was
oui.t and steady. There was q good sup
ply If rop and medium grades and the qasl-
ity Of the offerings was generally far. The
rarge of prizes was from 2$@5ic, with
most sales at 4!@5$c per 10 The official
quotations are as follows: Best on sale to-
dsy. 5l@53c; that generally rated first
quality, 465 sc: medium or good fair quality.
$8@4c, ard ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS, 2iG3ac. The total receipts tor the
week were 1915 head, against 1860 head
art week.
Mich Cows.-The receipts are moderate
and the market quiet and steady, with q slow
demand. The offerings were principally OF
medium and common stock. and prices are
generally steady, with holders firm. we
quote the range Of prices at s25 to $50, with
mcst sales at S35 to SIS per head.
SwISE.-There was a good run OF hogs
today, and the market was generally active
with a good demand. The offerings num-
Der more than last Monday, and Quality
about the same. We quote grsssers at GO
etc, fair to good 6!@7c, and extra !sc.
The receipts numbered $500 head, against
3.5G6 head last week.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There was q good de-
nsnd to-day for the better grades, while
common are still difficult to sell at good
prices. The quality OF the offerings Is bet
ter and prices q shade easier. We quote
common sheep at 2@2!c; fair to good
| 363ic; good to extra, &c, and lambs, 34@
SIC per 10 gross. The arrivals numbered
1850 head, against 1864 head last week.
HORSES AND MULEs-Tbe tone OF the
market during the week has been character
ized by dullness, with prices more or less
nominal. There is a moderate inquiry tor
driving and farmers stock, which command
good figures. There is q slow demand for
mules, and only the best stock commands a
price. The arrivals during the week have
been moderate, and stock mostly from Ohio
ard Virginia.
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NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Boston, MASS, OLDEST Ia America LarEcs,
structcr, 1871 Students lastsear. Thorough nj nsruo
ton In Vocal and instrumental Music, Place nA
Organ Tuning, Fine Arn. Ontory, Literature
French, German, and Italian Lar guages, Englhl
branches Gymnastics, etc. tuition, s. TO $40; board
End room, SIS to SIS per term. Pail Term begins
kepten Der 10, 1855. For illustrated Calendar, gtnna
full infoI mstion, address,
+. TOuDEE, Dir Franklin sq BOSTON MAJ
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M ! N HA
The CELEBRATED

VII "
John Welty, 1906 and 1908
E. G. letters, Corner Sixtee
c. Bachman, 22oI Eof Str
Warthen & Tieman, Corner
Jos. A. Arkle, Ally Jacob
c. J. Welty, Corner Main
G.. Shelhase & Son, Conner
M. o. Connell, 1908 Wood
F. E. Smith, Corner Tenth
E. Prosser, 828 Main Sire
H. Helmbright, Col Market
!. B. Crawford, 1926 Market
I. S. Harrison, Martins Fer
w. N. Holiday & Co., Ma
VIM. Heslop, Martins Fer
H. Edwards, Martins Fer
M. F. Pugh, Martins Ferry,
I. A. Seitz, Martins Ferry,
inc. Burkhart, Martins Fer
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
Fertility,

John Baxter nj Independence. from
ten acres Of land has cut this season
forty three tons Of alfalfa hay. About
the end of July he will make second
cutting from The same ground, and is
confident the yield will be not less
thon fifty tons; Il ihird'cu,ting will be
made latter III the season that will
yield over forty tons. Total yield for
ground, one hundred and thirty-thrce
tons of hay. Thousands of acres of
Government land, quite As good rs
this belonging to Mr.. Baxter. are open
for settlement in Owens yalley.-inyo
Independent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
Lyon County It+ms

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times Of last Salur
day:
A number of emigrants camped Just
below the depot last night. They were
on their way from Montana to Califor.
MIA.
A ton and a half OF high grade silver
ore was received at he Douglass mill
this week Thursday from J. Mcclure,
of Benton.
Henry Schlemmer, Of Benton. ship
ped about ton OF very fine looking
silver ore 10 The Douglass mill day be-
fore yesterday.
Brooks McLain. Of Luning, sent u
ton of rock to the Doug ass mill this
week to have it worked. 1t has not
been assayed yet but Is considered
good ore.
There was quite sage brush fire in
the Como mountains last Thursday.
People in that camp thought at first
that the fire was in Dayton rs the
blaze was on this side Of the range.
Two men are now at work on the
North Rapidan mine at Como. The
prnspec, is looking we'll and the com
pany intend soon ~ run through a
tweniy.ton 10, at some OF the mills
here for u test.
James Mcchsn, foreman of the Su.
tro Tunnel. lett on lssl Wednesday for
his home in Canada, where he goes to
take vacation OF month or so
and visit old friends. His many
friends, here and in Sutro, wish him
pleasant journey,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15

Efforts are beng made here to get
door yards set with this somewhat
peculiar and and comparatively rare
lawn grass, and perfect success seems
to be assured. With sufficiency OF
moisture, it is SAID it will grow and
flourish on the worst OF alkali grounds
and waste spots where co other than
salt grass can exist, and TO furnish
excellent pasturage. 1t. roots mat
together like wool, and instead Of
seed, is procured in root mats and
,ransplanted. A single root will in
one or two seasons growth mat over
say two feet square OF ground, so that
perfect sward is soon formed though
the roots are set two feet apart
Bsshop Greek Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15

We learn that Mr.. ]. S. Turner, re-.
siding at West Bishop, was dragged
off of load of hay last Wednesday
through some wrong working Of the
derrick fork and fell To the ground
receiving an injury to the lett hip, and
IA severe shock, No bones we're broken,
and perhaps no serious iniernsl injury
occurred This latter however may
take some time TO determine. Bishop
Greek Register. -i,s
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
More Than n Million.

NEwORLKANs, LA report er of The
Times Democrat, who recent ly finished
a tour of this and neishbour'ng States,
visiting every city, town and hamlet,
states that he interviewed all the whole.
sale and retail druggists and storekeep.
ers. as well rs transportation compan
les, with view of learning the volume
of trade in certain articles. The stats
ties thus gathered show that during
The past two years over one million Two
hundred thousand bottles of st Jacobs
oil were sold in this section alone, and
that this quantity largely exceeds the
total combined sales of all other 81 niilar
relnldies during that period. He adls
that dealers. rs we'll as the public, con
tinue unanimous in their praise of the
wonderful pain curing powers OF this
unapproached remedial agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15

IL our free trade contemporaries are
correct ia their observation, the higher
wages paid in the United states is due
10 the superior capacity Of the Ameri-
can lahorcr 10 the way NJ hard work.
The American lshorcr IS net paid
more for = pieee 81 wcrk hu' i psid
more for doing mare wo,k. Viii. il
i quite. probable that lie superior
physical force of The iulcFiesn lahorrr,
resulting in par FROM his superior
manner OF living and in par, 80 the
ambition awakened by the possibility
of lettering his condition, enables him
to do more work than the European
competitor, it is hardly possible that
all the difference which appears in the
tables of wages in the severa countries
can be thus accounted tor. The fact
has been demonstrated that English
iron manufactures could place their
product in the American market be.
low the American cost of production.
A careful examination of the process
of extracting the ore and working il
into any degree of the finished state,
shows that the principal advantage of
the English iron manufacturer is in
his cheaper labor. The cheaper labor
enables him to meet the cost of trans
poriatiou aud under.sell Americans in
their own market. The tariff on iron
adds to the American cost of foreign
iron, and enables the American manu-.
faclurer to pay American wages and
share. II moi control, the home market.
II the tariff more than meets this
excess of cost, home competition will
reduce the price Of iron below the cost
of foreign iron with the duly added.
There are PROBABLY articles Of manu-.
facture in the production of which our
possession OF the raw material gives
US all the advantage we need. Cotton
fabrics, In which the material Ia n
large clement of cost, and some kinds
of boots and shoes can be made as
cheaply at home AZ abroad 1t is The
province OF the tariff to discriminate
and ADJUST duties to the conditions
found 10 exist In this and other coun.
tries--San Francisco CAL
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
The Cham PiOn.

Pat Shannon of Marietta, was in
town last week making arrangements
for means to further develop his mine.
He has 1t now pretty well opened with
five shafts on the ledge, which. shows
very iair quantity of ore the entire
length of the claim. There are now
eight men at work, ana in lew days
there wi II be fifteen. A lot of ore will
To taken out for Shipment AS soon us
the additional force Is put at work
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
neturn.a frvm tn, l.xpo.l,tcn.

"Oh, man, you shorld hsve taken IN
the Woman's Art Exchange and Indus.
trial Exposition at Newerleens. More
Things there that No living man could
make and very few men describe.
There WAS one piece Of hem stitched
lingerie that was just toe alihazsn, It
was the work Of young. innocent
girl, and was wrought in point de ;eile
the tabier being rolled buck In ladder
stitch in n short iabot antique gu,pure
ornamented with fril!s of chenille,
elaborate picot work on the corners in
half polka stitch, WAS crossed by dag.
onal. Of point de reprieve, snd the
draw bar was faced with pompoms
and bergamot; false huitouholes
worked in algerine mohair all around
the edge, which is held taut by run.
ming bowlines falling abaft the binna-
Gle and cheated by poult de sole
bobstays and lemon colored crypt
garms. A dream of beauty; and all
for what! Il is intended to pin around
your vest when your trousers are toe
short at the waist.
"Thsn here was long strip of
linen, sbou, ten feet long and two
inches wide, just covered with embroi
derry. 1t wasn't labeled and the women
wouldn't tell me what il WAS for, SO
just put it down as an embroidered
clothes line or bed cord-bed cord
most likely. Oh, yes; and there was n
boutfant tornure in Java canvass, nine
eolors, crepe lisse and hombazine, to
hang up on parlor clock, and say \
bug proof bed. Yes, sir. genuine
bug"
But here the managing editor shut
the young man oil. telling him that in
this fair land there was neither (pro.
nounced ny.ther) demand nor need for
such u bed, and nobody would know
what he was talking about,--Iio6 Bur
defte.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
coRYvlLLE oaePpINos

An expected wedding in Sweetwater
is now considered of, and the same
may be said of two in Mason Valley,
though the psrties are still counting
on probation.
Coon Hollow bachelors are getting
tired of single life aud are joyfully an.
ticipating the return OF leap year.
Eugene Gallagher has model for
new hay press, which will make
baling hay pastime.
The old timers here are talking
about the big snake that came out OF
Walker Lake many years ago and
frightened the Bellevue furnaces out
of their blasts. They think it may
come back with the seventeen year
locusts. ~
The Mount Cory Mine continues
working few men
The owners of the North Star Mine
are taking out rich ore which nets
very handsome profit.
When the game season coniesIsports.
men will have a good tune around Cot.
tonwood Canon aud the Big Indian
Mine.
Coryville is even now prosperous
mining camp, with the finest climate
on the coast and everything to make
lille desirable. 4
Old Coryyile men often come back
looking for work. They all say they
would rather work in this camp than
in any other. fse
The population is slowly increasing.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15

The following items are from the
True Ftssare of last Saturday;
A dance house has been opened at
the lower end OF Main street
The water supply S well taxed
these days, but so far il shows no signs
of illumination.
1t is proposed 10 build side track
to the Victor ore dump from the main
line Of the railroad.
Immense quantities of borax are
being made aud shipped from the
Teal's and Rhodes marshes.
A scarcity OF water has caused a
temporary ST. ppage of the upper mill
at Belleville, but all these difficulties
Will be overcome in few days.
Last Saturday, Neil Ward, one of
the men employed on The ore train,
fell from one of the dumps while the
train was crossing the treslle work at
the upper mill at Belleville. He
struck the foot board beside the track
and from thence his body bounded to
the ground, about twenty feet below.
When picked up it was found his
right arm was badly bruised and his
left side seriously injured. He was
taken to the railroad company's hos.
pital at Carson.
Following will be found the stand
ing Of the scholars in the Belleville
public school, Miss Eva L. Kenworthy,
teacher for the term ending July 7th,
1907.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
Como to stay.

A Boston paper, in speaking lately
Of the number os new medical RENE
dies which are offered to the public
every year, called attention TO the fact
that the majority of them have n short
existence. Some are never heart of
after twelve months have passed by !;
others are Forgotten in the course of
three or four years, while it is a rare
thing to know of any which retain
their popularity longer than eight or
ten years. When there is an exception
to this rule, it may be set down as a
fact that the article possesses some OK.
traordinary merit 10 survive so many
changes. The most remarkable illus.
tration of this is seen in ST. Jacobs Oil.
Steadily and surely it worked its way
into public favor, receiving no help,
except from its own efficacy, and to.
day there is hardly q civilized country
in which At is not haired as conQucrer
of pain. Like Tenny sons brook, men
may come and mcn may go, but ST.
jacobs Oil goes on,for ever.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
A Close Call.

Last week prospecior near Pine
Grove, left his cabin ia the morning
and went into his tunnel near by.
He had not yet reached his tools when
Il loud noise from the outside attracted
his attention. Going nut, he uiscov-
cred that huge rock had rolled down
The mountain and buried his cabin.
A little delay In going t, work, or AN
earlier start for the rock would have
made u very unpleasantepi for the
miner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
A iVillf,al Waste.

There IS ltnty of wafer now for all
useful purposes, but there Is not
enough to keep the tanks full II all
the hydrants In town were allowed TO
run all night The water that is al.
lowed to run in the cutters at night
does no good and some time it. may
result in 3 shortage when an ample
supply would save the town from fire.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
New Flint.

About five miles from Panamini
Junction, on the road east of Darwin,
Ned Mantin recently discovered three
feet ledge of gold ore that promises
we'll. John Eddy reports having ex-
amined some of the ore, and thinks It
would go over four hundred dollars
per ton. Mr.. Eddy says he Will soon
crush n lot of the ore in his mill, and
that will determine the value of the
claim.-Inyo INDEPENDENT
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-15
Nothing i. made in Vain.

Flies are not pleasant household
pets, but they are tame and If they
insist upon staying. around can be
turned to practical use. They make
excellent chicken feed and several
chicken raisers have constructed traps
in which they collect food for their
poultry. 1t would seem that we do not
yet realize all the advantages possessed
by this section.