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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden on

The following freight passed Ogden on
the ODD
For Observation-Disclosures & Co.. 4
boxes cards; Baker & Hamilton, l wheel ;
A. A. Van VOORHEES, IL Co., II bales leather,
, cases hardware, ! case saddlery: Kirk,
Geary & Co., box drugs J. l.. Chadder-
don, 6 barrels paint; Lindley g. Co., case
cigars J. I. Stoll, 2 cases saddlery Geo.
W. Chesley, case cigars Burns, Hancock
q Co., 2 barrels glassware, cases glass
ware; I. w. Schwamb, l bundle easels, L
box pine strips; L. L.. Lewis & Co., l
hogs crockery W. A. CasweiI, 1 bar
rel whisky; Weinstock IL Lubin, case
shoes, L case soap, 2 cases clothing, l case
cutlery, 1 case dry goods case corsets, /
case cotton; Lindley & Co., case bacon
NJ. Conrad, 5 barrels whisky; w. F. Peter
son, 5 barrels glucose ]. H. Stenes, 3 boxes
lamp fixtures Bell Conservatory, 2 boxes
bulbs; George E. White & Co.. l car lum-
Der; Huntington, Hopkins Il Co., 2 boxes
saws S. Lipman & Co., case dry goods
Hall, Luhrs & Co., case cigarettes.
For Marysville-P George, boxes fire.
arms b. +. Gilman, L case clothing; w.
L. Lawrence, l case whip handles, / crate
stirrups; f. Forstegge, 5 cases boots and
shoes j. p Hansinger, box harness NJ
MarcuSe Il Co.. cases tobacco
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The coroner.s Inquest.

Coroner j. Frank Clark held an inquest
yesterday afternoon on the remains of Jos
Powers. the man who was shot by John
Lowell at the Fiye-mile House at I P. NJ.
Wednesday. The inquest was held at
Brighton, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, the following-named gentlemen
acting as jurors P. Beckendorf, T. Rem
! wick, B. NJ Lovejoy, F. w. Ogden, c. w.
Russell, Frank Smith, Ed. Dunen, A. L.
| Warren, F. L. Warren, J. F. Ellis, E. r.
Bostwicll and w. C. Granger. "A post
mortem examination was previously held
by Doctors White, Manlove and Snider.
Their report in substance was as follows
| The shot entered the body at the right
shoulder and breast, making q wound four
and one-half inches long by two and one
half inches wide, extending from the
shoulder forward below the collar-bone.
The head of the humerus, or arm bone,
was shattered, and the second, third and
fourth ribs broken near the middle Sew
eral shot penetrated the chest and entered
the right lung, and the wound was neces-
sarily fatal.
From the evidence given, il was ascer-
tanned that deceased was a native Of Ire
land, 80 years Of age, married. had enc
child had lived in the neighborhood Of
Brighton for upwards of twenty years. was
universally respected, and enjoyed the rep
utation of being an honest, quiet and peace
able citizen. The testimony given by Roo
ney, McMorry, White and other eye-wit-
nesSes to the'tragedy was the same as that
given in the RECORD UNIoS on Thursday
morning, they all having been interviewed
on the night of the shooting by reporter
OF this paper. There was no evidence to
,af,V. I. -,
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sericulture.

EDS. REcoRD-UE1oY 1t is a pleasure to
me to see the impetus which at present the
press of cur State and the valuable columns
of your paper in particular, are giving to
silk culture, the hobby of my lifelong
work. But would most respectfully say
that little caution is necessary before any
item is given to the public, no matter from
what source. for there is great danger that
in the end the industry itself may suffer.
Sacramento is well adapted for the silk
industry, and in order to enlighten the
public and bring new life into the work in
behalf of silk culture offer to deliver a
series of lectures pertaining to said
subject under the auspices of the
Directors of the California Museum Asso-
citation, for the benefit of the School Of Art.
at such time and place as said Directors
may decide upon. Hoping that the above
will find place in the valuable columns of
your paper, l remain, most respectfully,
yours, JOSEPH NEUMANN.
ITO Ninth street San Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Calvary Baptist Church, / street, be
/ tween Twelfth and Thirteenth-Preaching by
Rev. a. G. Herrick at l0:45 A. NJ AID 7;So P. N.
Morning subject: Lessons from Pentecost.' .
Evening: Behold the man. Welcome to
MI. L. Church South, Seventh street, be-
tween and k-The pastor, II. c. Christian, viii
preach at IL A. NJ. on the Parable of the
Voyage to Rome" We only have two more
Sabbaths until Conference All our congrega-
ton are earnestly requested to be present.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
| street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. Ii.
Rice, viii preach on Sabbath at 1915 A. NJ and
| $50 P. N. Morning subject: "Is Ii Well with
Thee y Evening: Gods Host around Us"
Strangers cordially invited,
st. Paui's Church, Eighth street, be-
| tween l and J. Rev Carroll ". Davis, rector.
Holy Communion. AN. SUNDAY school go
A. NJ Morning prayer, II a. NJ. School, Six
teenth and n, 5 P. NJ
Services at Y. NJ. C. A. Rooms, Corner
Nlhth and streets, at $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday.
Everybody welcome, especially young men,
Central NJ. Il. Chureh-Preachfnr by the
pastor, Rev. Thos Filbin, morning and evening.
Morning subject: Burden bearers. Eyenine:
Right Living" All are cordially welcome
Christian Churoii-Eighth, between n
and streets-SeTyices at II 4. NJ. and P N.
Preaching by i. B. Ware. Sunday-school at 9:45
An The public are cordially invited.
Sixth-strect NJ. L. Church, between X
and L. The pastor. Rev. E r. Ollie, will
preach morning and evening. Morning sub
Iect; stephen. Model Layman." Evening:
"A Race, with three Worlds Looking On. All
are invited.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween / and 1.-THE pastor, Rev. ". c.. Merrill
viii preach tomorrow morning at 1915
Text: and Terah Died i'll Haran." Sunday
school at 1915 p. NJ. All are invited No even
ing service.
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
between o and P-Pastor, Rev. George K. Bird.
Public worship at II A. NJ and 7}0 p NJ Sun
day-sehool 1870 NJ Bible lecture and prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 P. N,
Summoned from his vacation to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Charles Zeitler. the pastor of
the First Baptist Church, A. J. Frost will OCCUPY
his pulpit tomorrow morning. Subject: Kept
IN Perfect Peace AL are cordially invitea.&
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

P. O'Hare and wife are visiting San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. w. H. Baldwin is paying a visit to
Wheatland.
Mr.. and Mrs D. 0. Cook have returned
from the East
B. +. Gilman returned to Marysville from
sacramento yesterday.
Peter Newman returned yesterday from
short visit to Oakland.
J. I. DAILY, of Chico, went home yester-
day from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Clarke went up to
Chico yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ware is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ii. Bowman, at Auburn.
A. L. Fleming, of Lincoln, returned
home yesterday from visit here.
A. L. Frost and B. +. Smith came up
from the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mrs NJ. G. Deyin, of Suffer Creek, is Wis
iting Mrs. w. D. Davis, of this city.
Judge Belcher passed through from
Marysyille to San Francisco yesterday.
Morris Sternfels, of Sacramento, will ar
rive from the East tomorrow morning.
Captain Samuel Deal, of San Francisco
paid Sacramento flying visit yesterday
W. L . SlOHCuililtI anu Wllt nave re-
turned from a visit to Truckee and the
lakes.
Add. c. Hinkson, Charles r. Parsons and
r. D. Stephens went down to the Bay yes
terday afternoon.
Harry Gamble, II. S. Beals, j. r. Hold
son and G. III. Shear went over to the Stock
ton fair yesterday.
Shirley Ryan, son of e. B. Ryan, has re-
tr1ry NOD fox
| with friends in Sacramento.
General A. L. Hart returned Yesterday
| from Jackson, Amador county, where he
was attending to some legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Weber have returned
| to their home at Grass Valley, after spend
| ing week with friends in Sacramento.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Byrne. who has been
| spending the summer in Seattle, W. T.,
| visiting her brother Frank w. Clayton, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
In the city yesterday John Girens,
! Costumes; Peter Hansen, Walnut Grove !;
| Thomas Phelan, Colusa Miss j. DRYDEN,
Elk Grove; +. w. Gayetty and wife, Rock
lin; R. B. Pierce, Nicolaus, VIM Barber,
Forest Home; James Martin, Michigan
Bar; w. H. Lewis, Stockton.
! Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday !:
H. A. Rogers, Capay; R. H. Beamer,
Woodland; Hank Moffat, Oakland; w.
W. Doty, Biggs; w. G. Brown, James
Perrautt, Nicolaus; P. Dean, San Francis
co; w. A. Nermle, city; G. w. Caples and
wife, w. G. Crosette, Folsom; W. Stairley,
Red Bluff A. A Merritt, Oakland; W. H
Gamble, New York; Robert Hector, Pla-
Ger county; Patrick Murphy, Bartlett
Springs.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William Rosenberger, New York !;
Hancock NJ. johnson, Los Angeles Nine.
Janauschek and maid, George D. Chaplin,
A II. Stuart, Miss Eugenia DeForrest,
Thomas r. Jones, Janauschek Company /;
Louis Bauer, s. K. Thornton, Mrs. T. V.
Carey, F. H. Thompson, j. J. Stephens, J.
G. Eastland and wife, five children and
two servants. San Francisco; Frank ].
Guth, Chicago; NJ. V. Sparks, Oakland
Miss NJ. Morse, Biggs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

The STATE PRIsoN.-At the meeting of
the State Prison Directors Thursday the
offer of Lemon & Gallagher to give Al cents
each for 100000 jute bags was refused, the
Board fixing the price at 5 cents. OF SO
applications for pardon or Communication of
sentence, were recommended for execu-
tive clemency and for Communication of
sentence. The only case acted upon in
open session was that of Thomas Dye, con-
victed of murder in the second degree in
Lake county, recommended for commuta-
ton of Is to 8 years. The annual report of
Warden Shirley for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1885. showed that the total ex-
penses for the year were $l70,222 81. The
net earnings of the manufacturing depart
ment were $51, POS %; other receipts, ST.
rs GA. The net increase in value of assets
was $4S, $50 81. OF the total earnings of
the manufacturing department, 400 "a,
or 26 per cent, was paid as per diem to
prisoners. Deducting S5S,9S S9-the earn
ings and incidental expenses-from S170,-
222 81, the total expenses, showed net
cost of Sill ,235 IS, or 81 81 per capita per
month, or 251 cents day. There was paid
for permanent improvements $6.962, and
1894. days labor was utilized. The esti-
mated value of the property at the State
Prison, including the real estate, is 1851, :
73S So
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sHEEREsr NoNsEssE.-The Dixon Tribune

of this week says:
We observe that some of our exchanges
complain that Sacramento charged two or
three prices for things during the State
Fair, and that people are firing of the i'm
position. This is the sheerest nonsense.
The writer paid seven dollars per week for
very nice suite of rooms in central loca-
ton. Hotels and restaurants charged the
usual price for meals Street-car fare was
five cents, hack fare to the park twenty
five cents. As these items include all the
necessary expenses of visitor to the State
Fair. there does not appear to be any
reasonable ground for complaint. There
are some people, however, who want the
whole world for 50 per day.
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Thomas Clarity has found his two chill
dren, who were stolen from him in 1860,
at Pawtucket, z. l. They were taken
from him in Boston by sister of his dead
wife, and until now he has never been able
to find them
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
[Filed September %, 1851


September l. lSS1-Charles Zeitler to
Abby 3. Zeitler-East one-half of lot 4. G
and 81, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
$500.
September %, 1ss5-Laura Bonetti, exec
utor of the estate of John Bonetti, to Alex.
Goldberg-The property known as Swiss
Station, comprising 100 acres; $11, 100.
Filled September "a, 1885
August 10, 1851. w. Berry and w. R
Wright to ]. A. Parker-Lot 2, Nineteenth
and Twentieth, L and NJ streets.
September IL, 1S67-Andrew Greer and
wife to William Johnston-Forty acres in
the northwest quarter of section 6, town.
ship Z north, range east; $3.50.
September %, 1SS5-John T. Cardwell te
Issac Hinkle- Piece of property in the
town of Ashland $3.50.
September %, 1885 David Block to John
HI Steinmyer-North 30 feet of south hall
of lot 4. and south half of east quarter Of
LOTS, Q and R, Fourth and Fifth streets.
July =, 1SS5-George E. Bates to Rose
MdMahon-West half of lot ., o and P,
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets
$40.
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SHOES, Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes !
Boots! Boots Boots, Boots! Boots In
to-day's sale. Red House.
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The cold weather cometh like a thief at
night. The only way to stand him off is
to buy your blankets and quilts in to-day's
sale Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

THE cheapest, clearest s14 best beer ON
the market is the Fredericksburg export
G. W. Chesley, sole agent,
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LARGE lot of remnants-dress goods.
silks, yelyets, ginghams, fannels, etc., in
our sale to-day. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

MERIT WILL TELL-Conover Bros Up
right Piano, of New York, was awarded frst
premium at State Fair. W. C. Lewis &
Co., agents, sos street.
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ga MAHOGANY table oilcloth, in many de-
signs, Is cents per yard, in our sale to-day.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

CLOTHING! Clothing. Clothing Cloth
ing In to-day's sale. Red House,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

LADIES black buck gauntlet gloves, 80
cents per pair. Misses Isle gloves, two and
three-button, 8 cents per pair. White
Japanese silk handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
25 cents. Polka-dot silk handkerchiefs, Is
cents each, in our sale to-day. Red Houses
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ADvEhEIsaAEaT MgNTIoN

Metropolitan Theater-Afternoon and even
ing.
Clunie Opera House-Ahernoon and evening
columbia Lodge, X. Of P-funeral Notice.
Ladies Choral Society, October lst.
Auctions.
Bel & Co., to-day-Horses and buggies.
Sherburn & Smith, Wednesday-Rea estate
sherburn & Smith, to day-Ro0ts and shoes:
Business Advertisements
Red Housekeeping reductions
Wanted-A girl
Wanted-A Situation
Mrs. Fleissner-Lewis-Vo culture.
Huntington, Hopkins d Co.-Iardware.
Nanted-A chambemaid.
Hale Bros. e Co.-Twilled flannel
NeinstocR il Lubin-Clothing
Valley Press Printing Office
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

EvERYoNE gets prize in our sale to-day,
No blanks. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

DROP in at the Red House to-day and Sc,
the inducements they are offering.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

Buy your blankets in our sale to-day,
Red House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

1867 Prices, 'Gmourtr y tr..........S 2G5 800
Application FOR rates to clubs snnuid he
made only u the otlice ot the Company
Ia New Orleans
Fur mrthoi Information write clearly
giving iull address POr TAI NOTES,
Express Money Orders, or New York
Exchange Ia ordinary letter Currency
bv Express (,ll sums OF So aud upwards
AT our CNpenscl addressed
". 4. DtIPstIS.
NcNy JiIcans, IA.
OF VI. n. DAUpEyIN,
Coz seventh 81, .hiugIOn ~. g.
Make y. o. Money orders IHyHbluHnd
address Registered Letters To-
NEW OtyLE kNS \ ArIONAI BANK
New OTIUun -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
RAILROAD RUMBLING.

Tootl Tcnti
No free passes
All aboard
The unknown railroad company
1t has arrived at the shower Bath.
Change ears Tor the Owl RI st.
Sharp Beer Garden is the next station
to lntoxicates you with the beauties OF
riding on narrow gauge rail.
The picturesque scenery along the line
OF the Narrow Gau- e Railroad is some-
thing that charms the eye, while you
sing the sweet bye and bye.
Did you enjoy the excursion to the
Shower B ia on sunday
Did it tickle You wilsn you beheld the
owlets i'm the owl RoOstP
DID you twiter when goa refreshed at
the Beer Garden?
DID You ever expect to live tu see tae
day that you could take a jauEt on /. q.
Ralphsnyd"r' through trunN line railway?
Had you an idea the excr rsion would
Ice such an immense-a-failu re?
All wool and yard wide, jump on AN d
take ride, aud save your lady faugu-
ing slide.
The ]. G. Ralpbsnyder railroad defies
competition, now II his arrived att ne end
of Is compilation.
Look through the little end Of horn
If you want te see the huge Ralphs nyder
railroad wjggling its tail between here
and Junnelton.
It's wigglinR will be of short duration,
but the glory Of his station will he the
means Of his cond emnation.
What joyful bliss IL is to humanity to
have a man who will build railroad
with gas
Some men are torn fools, some men
are born railroad m ,gnates their inn
aginstion.
II is better to have teeu never born than
to have been born q railroad nlagnate
and cut of in the flower Of your youth.
The man 81 pretonnons 10 W, rse than
the chTauic Oiice~secker who dead hes DIS
his way on urow gauge railroads.
It X whispered around that Isaac Cox
Ralphsnyder, the great Railroad Mag
pate, Is ian the east negouatipa with Jay
Gould, W. n. vanderbuilt, G. r. Hun
tington and lesser lights.
Fo' de Lo'd sakel NV.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

Sq1iees ~ : drri Mr. u MN sad
g lSh A mighty Six',eu timys AMI passed.
out in'o tue yard.
After u, irc ncr-rsded 10 write u.
the cat out "f h. flee and tried t. write
something re, but felt new Us like end
Ne ut Ia h''6 .hru' NC middle & the after.
noon. sNpu IN INTO \ q1ir, >'un,bcr
and Q1'cklY passed into drearuIaaA where
saw printed un ard. 90 the two evils
choos, the less and on ,no her, 'B,rls ~
testh q OK tg thur and on thitd,
Neither turf to the iirht nor turn 10 the
left but keep In the middle Of toe rnsd
and IN "A u,th. ~ there Is mo- rad don't
tray l. Iawol;e and seeing an oil Eos
tune teller going by called h,r in and
related 10Y dream. she told me that the
fist WAS gNod advice but the =, cond
meant would Ice called 30 d,cd watch
II two persons thou ht most of and inst
| would d,c:de IN favor at neither Cor |. th
were no Z 20, theref0rei the laI two
meant you wont ptsise either l gave
her the last copper bad Ssud she went
her way.
Nicholas P,s,en and San Watson r.
turned home on "Wednesday FROM Cnicpgn
who're they went To purchase cattle. Mr..
Poster brought one car load bat, Mr..
WATSON though, the price too bieh and
didn't. purchase.
w w. Graham las returned home from
X damers where he. has been tcAcuing tn,
past winter.
Slu,ie C.bnn's cost mark IS Lpar on
W"'ln' sday tnan any other day
For pills aud pl,strrs call on 5. Pcs
ten aud McMiI,en.
h. IL. Hartley aud wife were down to
| the county seat last week,
wont write any this tine. When m,
wife comes home | will ell YOU ali abuu'
H. Sue is 50 contrary she woot spell her
uamc r'ght. JBRRY PuRTRR
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incorporated 80 lNjS tor - p.iS hN tn
l." i~;Htuov l'r tidiNaiuud yNd h,,,t.
'hl'' ~ ttp" - with D, ga hv,i. oi - 900
lU-'" VIA "a rec. y" iHUd - Over
5000 ODJ ua> 1T ve nvvu ,Gdrl.
az 'h "No.W t. 'miug lr.pul I vote H.
iTuhhi> wH~ m'd" q, a. ut ui ia" pr, ,pli
So " CONSTITUTION atpp,,C Ak vtuIu,I IL
\ ~ 1879
re V"tgs L'tio, y ercI. r0 ga oM uHd en-.
do'Ncf ti .H,c pcoptc OF dnV. State
~ Wcrcr scales o, poS,pohrv.
it, CrnTi Slrgtc Number pinu-
iugs take place MorIbIv.
4 Spl s,'sNsN C1st'RgR NFTy- 'rG
WIN 3 fCHrJ e. FIE CII
GRAND nHAWING. CLASS T.. IN
TUE AiAUEM Y OF MUSIC, NEW
okLLANN, TUESDAY,, Way ~, SOD
--iSOth M"nthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, GT5, 1000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollnrs
Each. Fractions, insFifths
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The Rev. j. b. Shcup. of the RYAN
gehcal Lutheran Church, will preach at
Bruceton ON THURSDAY evening, May p,
1888. Rev. Shoup is pleasant tallser
and those who GO to hear him will 20 n.
way pleased with his discourse. we are
sure.
The Grsft m congregation o'the Meth
odiSt Protestant; Church has decided To at
once commence the building of a new
church The building Is to be OF brlcS
one story, with an ell; the main building
will be 96x52 feet; the ell 2OxsO. It's in,
tended to be model church of the most
approved style.
-FloIr is adv ,ncing rapidly every
week, and farmers are refusing 20 sell
their heat. The probabilities are that
thew will get a mush better prieo after
awhile. Millers are Offering in this
county Sl.IO and 81, rs per bushel. Far
mers, hold on yet awhile Uaionto,0n
Netcs
'GAth,' intends building fine sum,
mer residence OF the tract of fourteen
acres lying on the summit of The nouns
tain near Shephardstown,W w. Va, recent,
ly purchased by him The necessary
outbuldings have already been erected.
Native mountain stone will he used I'm
the residence. which will be very large
and grand.
Last week four bear cubs were cap
tured on tine farm of Harrison Spurgio,
near Clifton Mills, Preston county, West
Virginia The den was among some
rocks near the mouth of little Sandy
creek. The mother WAS fired at but made
hel escape. ore OF the cubs Is to he seen
at the Summit house on the mountain
at present UHt,nto,ga Noes.
w e venture 1.-THE assertion that the
weekly newspapers of Vest Virginia are
newsiei, better pEjn,ed and grudgingly
supported than those Of any other State
When West Virginiau wants To curtii
| his experces even 10 the extent of three
cent week he don't thin his pack o.
! hounds Dat di<condnues the weekly
visit of his county paper to his wife and
! children while his dram and tobacco bills
rem dn as b, tore or his exchquer is al
link. -Mo,oUlsUUlc Exporter.