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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
Lyon County Items

The following news items are from
the Lyon Coaatg Times Of last Satur.
day.
Prot Webb and wife will leave
for Sacramento soon where the Pro.
fessor Will enter upon the study Of
medicine.
r. A. Graves of the Nevada Land
and Cattle company recently stocked
their large reservoir on Willow Creek
with quantity of eastern brook trout
obtained from Fish Commissioner
Carey AT Carson.
The Monarch mine is located 10
Indian Springs District, about nine
miles from Dayton. 1t was formerly
known AS the Lightning LIE, but has
recently been relocated by Messrs.
By,om and Reed Some very good
rock has been taken out of the claim,
and parties will leave for there today
to do !. orc work and get out enough
ore for shipment.
Qnite crowd Of people assembled
on the fiat near the depot last SUNDAY
10 witness the game between the ANA
ieurs of Carson and the Snowflakes Of
Ibis place. The game was far morr
interesting than the spectators imac.
infd It would be, and the Carson boys
shy il WIS The hardest game they have
had ibis season The Amateurs won
by score OF IS TO s, and they gained
their advantage in the third innings
wheu they scored eleven runs through
y series Of errors made by The home
nine. The only brilliant feature Of
the game was u triple play by the
Snowfakes. The Dayton nine VIII
go to Carson tomorrow TO play re-
turn game.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
DISTRICT CoURT.
May Term, Iss6-Hon. 81. A. Mur
ply Judge.

WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
A. L. Wilson vs, B. Prior ct al-Thc
name Of Thomas H. Wells entered Of
record as of Attorney FOR Defendant,
and case continued until to morrow
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In the mater of the Estate of NJ.
Andrews, deceased-H Hearing Of petit
tion of ). A. Knapp Jr. for letters of
administrations continued until June
TIN, at o'clock P. NJ
THURSDAY, June, 18th.
The Northern Belle Mining Co vs.
The Southern Nevada Gold and Silver
Mining Co.--TIme to flc briefs by the
respective parties herein, extended 10
DAYS from June 18Th, 1886, aud case
continued until such briefs are filed.
Same title and same order in Register
Nos. S95, 1896, s97, SOS and 500.
SATURDAY, June 10Th.
A. /. Wilson VS.. B. Prior ct AIDE.
PENDANTS motion to stay all proceed.
ings in this Court in this case, over
ruled and defendants home leave to
to withdraw their demurrer and have
Is days from this date in which to flle
their answer.
A. Fitzpatrick VS.. T. 3. Cnshman,
Sherif-Certiiied from Justices Court
Plaintiffs motion to remove suit
back to Justices Court, overrued and
Gaze SET for trial on July 10th, 1886.
Jury demanded on the part of the
plsintid
Estate OF T. }. Meaders-Order for
summary administration and fixing
time for hearing. Petition to sell
property ON the Esd Instant.
Adjourned to to-day,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
CaGdela-ta Sofea.

The following items are from the
True Fissare of last Saturday:
Marin Brazzanovich' mine is yield
ing some good orc.
Mrs. d. j. Robb has been very i'll.
AT one time she was threatened with
typhoid fever. Happily. under the
care of Dr. Summers, she is now get.
ting better.
John Powell has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Palmetto mines
and will leave for there next week.
The appointment is good one, as Mr.,
Powell Is an experienced miner, n
trst-class mechauic and a good bust.
ness man,
While on his way to inspect the
mines ut Palmetto early In the week
John Powell was thrown from his
horse by the animal stumbling In
the endeayor to get one of his feet out
OF the stirrap he wrenched an ankle
quite seriously.
George Mills and Bob pixley were
on the south bound train Sunday pay.
Ing OF the employees of the C. IL G.
Mr.. Mills says that the Ameiehf Base
ball Club is the best that Carson ever
had. This indicates that our boys will
have TO do some good playing Oh the
Fourth.
Clement Bennett, Court Commits
sioner, Pat Reddy, attorney for the
prosecution, r. 5. Miner, attorney for
the defence, aud Albert Harris, stenog
rapher, were here last Sunday evening
on their way to Independence to take
the evidence for the defense In the
latest outcome of the Silva mine salt
ing case. The Southern Development
Company has sued Silva foe damages
In the sum Of $4,000.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23

Byron said "The world is mine
oyster and | will open it, Had he
lived whete the fortunate people of
Hawthorne, struggle for the odd rick,
he would have said The world ~ my
tower garden and | viii rinse "brltou
hole boqne;s." There are finer flowers
growing here than cen be found elue.
where and The results show what may
happen when Mlls and Yerington lux
II into their obstinate heads 10 make
the blooming Hover shed its perfume
on the desert AR.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23

office.
Caudelaria-Frauk s. Sears, J. P.
Harrinton. n f. Owens. Polls ~
Justieo of thu Peace Office.
Marrie,ta--a Il. Ross. Sylvester
Light, A, n Buck. Polls at Ross's
office.
Bellevile-J. j. Nicholson, A. G,
Turner, A. W Saylor. Polls at Jus.
tice OF the Peace Office.
klnkead-Joshua Moss, Speedy
johnson, T, ]. Brodigau. Pts ut
Noss's office.
Lapanta-Wm. Baker. Phil Mitchell
J. X. Taylor, Polls at Lapanla Office.
Stevans-A. Arroe, T. ]. Murphy,
VIM. Henderson. Polls at Toll House.
Pine Grove--J. |. Wilson, ]. II.
Beam, W Wilson. Polls at Wilson's
holel
Fish 1.ake-Geo. W. Leidy, o. p.
Dyer, A. q. McAfIee. Polls at Geo.
w Leidy's house
Columbus-Asa Merry, El, Trudu
j. II. Ferguson. Polls at Turner's
Intel.
Sweet Waler-tohn e. Roach, Geo
A. Curran, VIM. Akin. Polls NJ
Henry Williams building.
Amora-S. r. Avery, c. w. Gown.
over, Ira p Hale. Polls at Justce OF
the Peace office.
Furnace Canyon-Hngh Jones,
john Wickland, NJ. Carey. Poles ut
Railroad Go, building.
Silver Peak-Alex Palm, Tom
Manser, j. II. b. Harris. Polls at
Chiatovich's building.
Aida Valley Robl. Stewart, A.
Hartman, J. W. Nay. Polls AT vucu.
yich's stores
| Witch report was adopted.
The attention of election boards 10
4 respectfully called to the law govern.
ing Primary elections, Statutes Of
1888, pages % and 33 inclusive.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
he cnll of the Chairman.
A. W. CRooKER, Chairman.
j. M. CAMpBrLL, Secretary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
Bisbop Creek Cuii,nxs.

The following items are from the
Bishop Greek Register Of last Thursday !:
Mr.. O. Cromwell having disposed
Of his farm properly, will start in n
few days for Sacramento, to reside
with relatives. Mr. Cromwell has
been here as long as the town has, and
everybody wishes his lot to be health
and happiness in his later home.
VIZ had quite LOT OF cow county
climate here Saturday, the wind com
Ing down first from The west, then The
north, at II rate as to make folks think
II was bent on mischief; but, except
to throw dust and black willow cotton
and branches promiscuously and dis
agreeably about, no harm was done.
The weather has been almost one
jacket cooler ever since, however.
Some Improvement IS noticeable in
roads in this vicinity lately. A new
road has heen opened narih of Horizons
mnd, extending from the Big Pine
road westward to u junction with the
one running west of Chris. Brau.n's
place. This is pnilea beneti, Ia resi-.
dents in that locality. nversetr Nc.
Lcod has recently put In some good
work on The roads in his district, in
the way OF drainage.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
Meeting OF the Republican County
Genital Committee OF EHfeeralda
CouutS.

&OunKS.
Pursuant TO call, the Republican
County Central Committee of fsmer.
aida County met at the Court house in
Hawthorne, June 22nd, 1880. A. w.
Crocker, chairman, called the meeting
to order. The roll being called, all
the members were found to be present
either in person or 10y proxy except
two.
The minutes of the previous meet.
ing were read and approved
John j. Nicholson, of Belleville, was
added TO the committee in the place of
John Goodwin. A w. Croker and
j. NJ, Campbell were appointed com
miltee on credentials and reported the
following named persons entitled To
act on committees. Aurora, G. No
vacovieh, Nj. A. Murphy proxy; Sweet,
water, Pine Grove ani Cambridge.
Henry Williams, j. w. Bleaklay
proxy; McKenzieville and Ceryville,
T. J. Murphy, p. NJ Bowler proxy;
Luning AMI Garfield, B. w. McCiaue,
E. Van Astine proxy; Bellevlle,
Marietta and Soda Springs, J, J,
Nicholson. G. B Kimball proxy; Can.
deiaria. w II. Shocklev, Z. B. Cush
nun proxy; Silver Peak, Aida Val.
ley, Gold Mountain and Fish Lake,
w. ], Brown, c. b. Klmball proxy
hawthorne, A. W Crocker, ]. NJ.
Campbell, and I. ii. Wells, d. Ora.
ham Proxy.
Ordered that primary election be
held by the Republican party of E..
meralda county on Saturday, Sepiem
,, her 18th, 1886, for the Purpose oil
electing eleven delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Carson CITY
| on the 94'h day of September, and
forty five delegates to the County Con.
venion to be held at Hawthorne on
the Roth day of September, 1886.
Resolved; That c. b. Klmball
David Graham, and NJ 4. Murphy, =.
committee to District the County FIR
the delegates to attend the State Con
| ventioh
Resolved: That p. NJ Bowler Jr
! J. W. Bleaklev and NJ. A. Murphy I,
District the County and apportiol
delegates tor the County Convention
The Committee on Districling del
| erates for the State Convention
divided the County nv follows Can
delariA District No, |, 3 delegates
Columbus, Furnace Canyon. Fisl
Lake. Aida Valley, Gold Mountair
md Silver Peak District No. ., /
Bel'eville, Marietta and Soda Spring,
District No. 8. l. Aurora District No
4, /; Pine Grove, Sweetwaier, Cam
bridge and Coryviile Dis,ric, No. 8, /
Llning, Kinkead. Garfield and LAX,
District, /; Hawthorne, McKcnxlrvill,
and Stevens Station, 3
The Committee ON delegates to n,
County Convention reporfed in fa,,n
of 40 delegates 10 be appointed az iol
lows:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
How Do You Explain Il!

A lady on the Bodie toll road had
aud still Inns yet some chickens of
good variety. She recently permitted
one OF her most faithful hens To
assume ihe responsibilities of mother.
hood and gave the brooding fowl
thirteen eggs " her charge. Three
eggs were either bad or lazy, at the
best they were behind time, and were
thrown away; Of The Other ten reliable
eggs, six were ducks and they are
ducks yet, as can be verified by visit
How Can this freak be accounted for ?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23


double header, the switch being
open, she ran into the engines on the
side track, somewhat demorahzing
one of them, but fortunately no one
MAS injured.
Get your boots BACKED aud your
shoes shlned. Gabe is always on hand
and can polish so gentlyand skillfully
that the tenderest corns enjoy the
process.
Notwithstanding the GLORIOUS celeb
rity Of our Wide Waist aud Short Belt
clubs, the Candelaria club Is ambitious
and will play here on the First. They
are plucky boys.
Prof. Chas. p. Williams, Phi. d, of
Philadelphia SAYS there is neither
morphia, opium nor minerals in Red
Star Cough cure. Price twenty-five
cents bottle.
"Whai did the Puritans come it this
country for1' asked a Massachusetts
teacher of his class. ITO worship in
their own way, and make other people
do the samc,'' was the reply.
Sentineli Maxwell says that If he
had been acquitted his purpose was
either to lecture or enter dime mu-
scum. This announcement will ma.
terially strengthen the popular APP
proval of his conviction.
The Garfield stage leaves Hawthorne
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
passing through Hawthorne District,
and returning Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays. Round trip to Garfield, So /;
to Lake City,S2 SO.
1t is reported from San Francisco
that the denomination of Gov. Adams
TO his present office is not assured
The suggestion is that Col. Hardin of
Humboldt and Theodore Winters of
Washoe are the opponents who will
make things Lively at the Convention.
A leading citizen of Hagerstown,
Nd Mr.. George W. Harris, had suf.
fered tor some time with facial nett
fslgia and tdothache, when he tried
st. Jacobs Oil He says: at gave
me instantaneous relief, and consider
it n wonderful remedy"
The disturbed condition eff affairs in
| India keeps the silver market in a
state of flnctua,ion. The first decline
in silver for Weeks was occasioned by
the Indian Counsel getting 100000
silver below their limited price, and
the decline of the last two weeks was,
no doubt, repetition Of the Indian
Councils tatics.
Central Ncvadan: L. ]. Hanchett,
under bond from d. CoEzins, is pre-.
pairing 10 pump ont the Eagle mine i'll
Bullion District, preparatory 10 max
Ing further developments and extract.
ing ore. This is II good property and
has lain idle 80 long only because the
owner did not have the means with
which to handle the water, but now
that that difficulty is overcome we
expect to bear of large shipments of
ore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
p. NJ. BOWLER. in,
NJ. a. MURPHY,
j. w. BLEAWLEY'


II was ordered that the County Con
veution be hold September 30, 1888, NJ
l2 a'clock " at Hawthorn
The following resolution WAS
adopted as the lest for persons offering
to vote al ilie ptilnafiesl
Fha. he is IL citizen os bis State and
will support the noonerS of the
Republican party at the coming elec
lion.
E. B. Cushman, P. VI Bowler, ,Tr.
and David Graham were appointed u
committee 10 name the Judge. and
places of holding the Primary el.c.
lions and reported IA follows:
We, your committee On places nn1
primary election Office report the
following:
Gartirld-Clem egg, Geo Lnken4
|, Sulh. Polls NJ Farrineton Bros.
store al the mill
Lnnilg John Hood, B. W Nr
Clane, p. Plane. Polls at u. W. Nc
CIane'> building.
G"ryvillp--Beo D-wsr, John y.
Hcnkins. E. II. taneley Polls ri
Lane'cy'ss,orr.
Camhridee--Benj, Dickinson, f. p.
Beaman, a. Chalehoi- Polls u
Dick iil,on's house.
RHODES Marsh and Soda Snrins---
q. +. Mash. Jno. p. Flemming. Jol,,,
Franklin, Polls at MASKS bulldio :.
HawIhorne-C Il Snow, J. =. Davi.
a Hull Polls u, Justice OF p,scs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23

The Following are the arrivals Al
the Lake View House aimee last Wed.
nesday.
l.. G. Scxten, Bodie.
G. II. Pcast, Cafson.
Herb Harrison, Rodie.
d. Frasial, Mt Grant.
E. II. Langley, Aurora.
John Smith. Mountains.
T. E. bolts, Reno.
Geo. Estes, Mason Valley.
Ivy Parker, Mason Valley.
John Dond, City.
Ben Morgan, San francisco.
A, F. Kinney. Bodie.
). McCurdy. Botlic
4. Fitzpatrick, Budie.
A. Monroe
c. i. Kihe.
Jake Glow.
Badger Bill.
IL. i. Roberts San Francisco.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
X of p.

The regular meeting or Esmeralda
.w'gc No. u, knights of Pyiliias. is
aeld every third Thursday, IN.
burning brethrea, IN good standing
fdia1y invited.
z. VAN. AtsrISe. G. q.
A. SpMMERFIELp, K nf x and =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
The Lake Viow,

Every day an excellent sneai is served
at the Lake View House aud on Sunday
an unwary boardcr is liable to eat too
much for his good health, cry fer
yourselves,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
" \ RED

.oylON-HUGH ES-ht San Buenaven-
CAL. JuIe 9th. J. A Doulou to Miss
F,ie z. Hughes.
G-McCAE-At Reno. Nev., June
n by kew. Mr.. Lucas; P. D. Canning, of
rho1 station, to Miss l.. Is. AeCsn, Of
.ronsin.
EtypELL-BELL-A the residence of
II Rowan, West Bishop, Inyo Co. Cal.
Il, 18th. by Rev. A. Clark l.. P. Ysndell to
h s. Willie Bell, of Tennessee.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23

The Barnnm has been boycotted b.
society whose members don't like
good food and good cookery. Tubino
thinks he can stand it and s.alles with.
out much of an effort.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-23
"a Piles.


ENew Satin necktes at O. F. Taylnr's.
Judge Curler left for Elko op Satur-
Van Alsiine Is receiving flesh fruit
very day.
Fresh fruits arriving daily at f. H
Fright's. H ~.
Ed. Wright came out from Carson
Monday.
Eli johnson, of Luning, was in town
n Monday,
Perley Plane, of Luning, was In
own yesterday.
Fine fresh candy just received at
3. Van Alstine's.
| Gentlemens' fashionable neckwear
kt o. f, Taylor's.
| A new line of shirts and shrt-bosums
ht o. F. Taylor's.
Have you tried that Kentucky wits.
key Al Tobino's.
Ladies' look at the lovely summer
goods at J. Levy's.
DR.. f. Thele has gone to California
for a few weeks
A full assortment of gents furnish.
ing goods at j. LEWIS.
Il Send to e. p. Love1oy. at Wahuska
for all kinds of produce.
Three hundred pounds OF Rabbit
metal for sale at this office.
On Monday some fine horses arrived
Tor the new stage company.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale at
Wabnska, by Z. P. LoveJoy
Just look at Levy's great stock OF
the latest styles of dry goods.
Hats of all sizes to suit all Ages.
just received by o. F. Taylor.
A set Of double buggy harness for
sale cheap, enquire at this office.
c. Novacovich, If Aufara, passed
through Hawthorne on Saturday.
A large assortment OF mems and
boys suspenders d .. F. Taylor's.
Wellington District is beginning
to show rome very rich gold ladges.
A new invoice of the choicest i'm.
ported cigars just received at r. h.
Wright's
Good Cabbage, potatoes and fresh
Mason Valley egge for sale by E.P.
Lovejoy, Waubuska.
W. II. Shockley. Superintendent of
Mt. Diablo, passed through from Can.
delaria on Saturday.
Fresh buttermilk every Tuesday and
Friday at Wabuska. Send can with
order to E. p Lbsejoy.
Bourbon Whisky, Holland Gin,
French Brandy and California Wines
at the Peoples Cash Store.
Try Cognac Cocktails chewing
tobacco at Van Alstine's. The best
plug ever put on the market.
French Isle, hose. cnrtain and pill
low slip lace. White SWISS and fans
just received at o. F Tayior's.
Lunch Baskets at 0. F. Taylor's,
small enough for lone bachelor and
Dig enough for mormon family.
In the case of A. Fitzpatrick VS.. Il
b. Cushman, Sheriff, in Justice Court.
the case was transferred to the District
Court.
J. W. Hogan has large quantity of.
fine ice ready for delivery in any
quantity, from twenty-five cents worth,
upward
M lsap is in charge of the Valhalla,
while'Juhn swarl ls sick, and is max.
ing n record for himself IS an artist in
liquids.
Shmmer6eld thinks II putting an,
other door in the Peoples Cash Store
TO ACCOMMODATE the multitude of Gus.
iomers.
The people Of Mason Valley have
subscribed 81 coo in coin for prizes to
be awarded to exhibitors at the Lyon
County Fair.
Tribune; Hon. J. B Gallagher pos,
itivcly states that he is not candidate
Tor Governor. This leaves clear
held for hickey or Kinkead.
Elko independent: Another rail.
road accident occarreaat Promintory
sunday morning.. There wer. two
engines standing on the sde,racx, and
~sea the passenger traia came III with
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-16

A descendant OF the famous Cellini also
bearing that name, engraved the golden
ruse recently presented by the pope TO the
queen regent Of Spain
The first of these golden roses were sim
ply flowers OF red enamel, representing
the natural color of the rUse. Later the
color of the rose was left white, and a
large ruby WAS put into the center, the
reflection from which gave the petals
red tint Innocent XI. had u golden rose
made which weighed over eight pounds,
was ornamented with several sApphires,
and represented value OF over 1000
francs Alexander VII ordered one rose
at nearly 600 francs and another at 1900
francs.
Lately the golden rose has been worth
over 1000 francs, and has taken the form
Of branch with several flowers, a natu-
raj rose, which has been blessed by the
pope, forming the center. OF this kind is
the rose which the queen regent OF Spain
has just received. 1t Is planted in mag
nifcent silver vase, which is a splendid
example of Roman workmanship. The
rose itself is said to be a symbol of the
creator: the splendor and richness OF the
metal represents the eternal light which
surrounds the Divine, and the perfumes
and spices which are placed in the vase
BY the pope Symbolic the glory and res.
direction Of Christ.-Court Journal
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-16
A Priest Who Was with Ney.

Were you with Ney's army when he
turned it over TO Napoleon
Il was, and well remember the day
that Ney's act Of treachery took place
Ney's and the struggling army OF Napo-
leon met at Oloe bridge, better known at
the time as the bridge of the Holy Ghost.
Napoleon's army was encamped few
miles from the bridge, opposite our lines
The morning after the encampment we
saw some flags of truce in advance of Ma
pOleOn's army and it was then that the
men began to suspect Ney's plans, but the
suspicious were not even whispered. Soon
the flags disappeared and Ney gave ord.
ers TO prepare for an attack and marched
on TO the bridge. When we reached the
opposite side of the bridge we noticed
about a dozen men advancing from Ma.
poleon's army on horseback, bearing fags
OF truce. Our army, which, ali told, did
not exceed 10000 men, came TO a halt. The
men on horse back advanced and the cen
ter one Of the group proved TO be Napole-
on himself At sight of him Ney ahd his
staff diSmounted. Napoleon also dis
mounted and was warmly embraced by
Ney and his officers OF course a shout
in honor of Napoleon went up from our
ranks. Well, history has recorded the
rest. We were forced TO combine with
NapoleenS army Of boys between the ages
Of 10 and ~ years aud go on TO Waterloo
and defeat. Father Neyron in Chicago
Tribune.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-16

A recent incident in London leads The
Pail Mall Gazette to explain how easily
an entry may be effected into fashionable
life: "A young man desirous of making
an appearance in good society need only
be in possession of dress suit and a fair
amount OF brass and the thing is done.
He spots a reception by the carriages in
the streets. walks through the door and
swaggers in to mingle freely with the ex-
ecutive assemblage Ii he takes a fancy
10 any lady present he asks his host
Lord Salisbury or anybody else-for an
introduction, which Is Immediately eff
fected. 1t is possible, OF course that the
lady may turn her back upon the ad-
mirer; but if the deburant has sense
enough to select some one whom he has
not already subjected to his prosecutions
the chances are that this will not happen,
and a delightful evening will be spent by
all concerned. ed.-Exchange.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-16

The increased interest that is being
taken in the development of the vast coal
fields Of the south has given boom to the
sale of coal stoves in that section OF the
country. Not many years ago there was
not single coal stove in Arkansas, but
now they can be seen in every county in
the state. There is not only greater de-
mand during the fall for coal stoves for
heating purposes but many orders come
from that state and Texas for cooking
stoves, with CRATE attachment, such as ara
used in ST Louis, and there are few towns
in either one of those states where such
stoves can not be purchased. Convict
labor is used for digging coal in Arkansas,
which enables the operators to sell the
product rs cheap as it can be obtained
anywhere, and the result is that it is mere
economical to burn coal than wood, hence
the boom in coal stoves.-Cor Globe Dem
Ocrat
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-16
A Beautiful Present.

The Virgin Salt Co., New Haven, Conn,
tO introduce Virgin Salt into every family.
are making this grand offer: 4 Crazy
Patchwork Block. enamelled in twelve
beautiful colOrs. and containing the latest
Fancy Stitches, on large Lithograph Card,
having beautiful gold-mOunted Ideal Por-
trait. given away with every lO-cent package
of Virgin Salt. Virgin Salt has no equal
for household purposes. 1t is the cleaneSt,
pureSt and whiteSt salt ever seen or used.
Remember that large package costs only
10 cents, with the above present. Ask
your grocer for il.