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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
HO for .yEagnOIiay's

The sale of the beautiful shaded lots
at "Magnolia," so folly advertised else.
where in our columns, will take place
today, and f. w, Register d Co. are
delighted with the certain prospect Of
big crowd and good sale. Property
IS desirable as these lots is very GEL
dom offered ior sa e, and the public,
knowing this, will make the best usa
VI tho opportunity,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
w. N. HALDEMAN.
President Of the Great L0UISVILi-y C0U-.
RIER-J9URNAL CO., tells mat
he knows of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
OYFIcE OF TEE CoFRIER-JoUREAL

ORFICE OF TEE CoFRIER-JoURNAL,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DR.. Wintersmith, Sir valve a rule have
observed for many years, the value Of your
remedy prompting me to say, in reply to
your request, what / know of your Chill
Cure. The private assurances Of its efficacy
had, and the good results OF its effects l
had observed on Mr.. r. W. Meredith, who,
for more than fifteen years, had been fore
man Of my office, induced me 10 test il in
my family. The results have been entirely
satistactOTy. The first oass was of two
years standing, in which / believe every
knoIn remedy had been tried with tempo
rary reliet-the ohills returning periodically
and with seemingly iDcreai cd severity.
Your euro broke them at once, and there has
been 10 recurrence of them for more than
six months. The other ase was Of q milder
form. and yielded more readily to other
remedies; but the chills would return at in
teryals IN til your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the oppOrtu-
nifty have had to judge, do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure is a
valuable specific, and per forms all you
promise for it. Respectfully,
ARTHUR PETER & CO., Agents, Louis
vile, Ky.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Musicale AZ The Cnsinn

The German Casino will give an
other Of their delightful mus Gales TO
night, the last of the season. 1he fol
low ng attractive programme will be
presented:
buet iOr piano, Beethoven
Prof. SchulEe, MIR, NJ. Schott
Quartotte ,,..,,,,,.....,.,.... &c. ....,.,..,Abt
Casino Liedertafol.
Duet for flute and piano, Caprice de
Concert, .,.......... ...,,.,,.,.,,A. Tersschack
Mrs. Dr., Deutsoh, Prot. e. Bruch
Soprano solo with violin obligato,
Angel erenade.-..,,....,G Brager
Miss Geneyieve Specht, MIR. c. g.. Rosen-
plaouter, violin.
Duet Tor tenor and bass from Stradella.
Messrs; H. Peterson and Chas. Eberhart.
Piano Selection
Miss Ellie Erb.
ONoituIe 's SChu bert,
- Prof. SchulEe and MIR, NJ. Schott.
hecltauon ...........,. Sc lected,
Miss Lille Althouse.
Bass Solo: How Fair art Thou" IL Weidt,
Mr., A. Refs.
Violin Solo RAT,
MIR. Z. G. Rosenplaenter.
soprano N0lO.,.,.,... cCted,
Miss Genevievo Specht.
Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano. Bcriot,
.dessrs, Rosenplaentcr, W. Mauss, and
Prot, II. ShulEe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25

LUNDBoRs's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily Of the
Valley.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel
Rosa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
southern PreshxIerinnn.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May 24,-The evolu-
ton discussion occupied to-day in the
Presbyterian General Assembly. DIR.
G, d. Armstrong condemned DIR.
Woodrow's theory "a dangerous. DR..
Woodrow replied this afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
HO for magnolia y,

The 'ale of the beautiful shaded lots
at Magnolia, $50 fully advertised else
where in our columns, will take place
to-day, and F. w. Royster & Co. are
dtlilhted with the Ger ain prospect Of
a big crowd and a good sale. Property
rs desirable as these lots is very sell
dom Offered fer sale, and the public,
knowing this will make the best use
Of the opportunity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25

To ell who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretions of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover.
Cd By a missionary in South America, Send
elEaddressed envelope 10 the Rev. JosEPg
T. IMAM, SaiiOR d, Re,5 for.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25

DYSPEPSIA comes from Torpid Liver
and CcstiveBess. You cannot digest
20, food well unless your liver and
bowels act properly. Brandreth's
Pills. taken one or two at night for a
week or 10, will regulate the bowels,
stimulate the liver and ensure a quick
and healthful digestion. These Pills
are purely vegetable, contain no mir
ersl and are absolutely harmless for
old aud vouuC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25

HoTRL ST. GEORGE, 81 Clark street,
Brooklyn, 6reproof, best constr uction,
S lendidly located on BROOKLYN
Heights, close to Bridge, handy to
Ccutral noiuts Of New Y,rk City and
Ccney Island, with more luxury At
oue-third prices; 400 rooms, all elec.
tric-ighted 400 batb-rooms), han 4.
scmely decorated; very best uphol.
s.e'ed furniture; finest bedding; con-
caded to be one Of the finest hotels in
the country. Transient rates, So so
per day, with private toilet. Single
rooms, 81 per night; open all night
c2isins unsurpassed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
Suicide by Hanging.

NAsHyuLR, TENN May 2l,--Samuel
Pnkerton, an old farmer living near
hcres committed suicide sunday by
hanE'ns himself in his bWu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce it and obtain agents We will
/ for the next sixty days give away, free
Of charge, in each county in the u. s. a linn.
vantC suspensOFY Belts. Price g;
positive and unfdiling cure for Nervous De-
tility, Naricocele, Emissions, Impotency,
etc. 5000 Reward paid if every Belt We
manu- acture does not genGrRte a genuine
electric current. Address at once ELEC-
Brooklyn, n. Y. T''
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 24.-The rumor
that a witness, who is said to have
seen Maxwell make an attempt to
murd r Preller in Boston, previous to
arrival of either OF them in this city,
would testify in MaxwelPs case, drew
larger crowd to the Crimi nal Court
this morning than has been present at
any time sinre the opening of the
case, but their desire for the sensa.
uonal had up to ncon not been graft
fled, for the testimony taken this
morning differed but little from that
of previous days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28

Take, dear lady, take these flowers,
Children born Of sun and showers.
Summer sun and winter snow
Crushed the rock from which they grow:
Strength of immemorial chalk
Fed the fibers Of their stalk:
Lightning, hurricane and storm
Shaped their pliancy of form;
Clean and gloom with varying sway
Stained their petals ashen gray,
Which, like loving hearts, unfold
In their midst one spot Of gold
Fearless head and steady foot
Tracked the cradle of their root,
Now link in friendships chain
From the mountains 10 the main.
Nurslings of the central sea,
Such as late gave TO thee,
isuff the ss8ses, cAafm the eve, -s-ss2-s-
Bloom and wither, breathe and die.
These, by sterner process made,
Slow engendered, slowly fade.
And they bring whereer they fare
just Whit of Alpine air,
Lady, take these simple flowers,
Emblem meet Of sun and showers.
Oscar Browning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28

the mill and the sad bowling of dog
"Old Peter Fame is at work in the
mill, these country folk said as they
stopped. Whose grist can he hs
grinding that he works upon Thanks.
giving day ?"
Prompted by curiosity they plung.
ed through the drifts. and knocked at
the cottage door. There was no an
swer. They knocked again; still no
reply. They tried the door, but it
was fastened.
The clstter of the machinery pre-
vents his bearing, said one; "let US
try at the door of the mill itself"
Once, twice. thrice they knocked.
still there was no responsibility the
loud whining of the dog inside, as he
scratched against the boards of the
door.
STRANGE" remarked farmer.
Has Peter Fame grown suddenly deaf
that he cannot hear Us? Or has he
gone away and left the old mill to run
ITSELF"
Their curiosity was piqued and they
pulled ct the boards OF the old door
until the rusty latch gave way and
the door swung open.
AS they stood in the doorway the
flood of gray twilight poured into the
old mill aud through the clouds Of
dust which the opening door had rails
ed they saw Peter Fame, leaning
against post, with averted face as if
watching the revolving millstones.
Hey! Peter Fane!' they shouted,
"are you'deaf that you did not heed
all the racket that We made"
But Peter Fame never stirred nor
answered their inquiry. A feeling of
awe began slowly to creep over them
as they advanced, and one, bolder than
the rest, stretched out his hand to put
it on the old mans shoulder and at
tract his attention. But suddenly he
paused, and the outstretched arm
dropped to his side, for he saw that
in truth Peter Fame would hear no
more earthly voices-for Peter Fame
was dead.
no iSssf SSssaf III f6e bin" But but yet tue min
clacked on, grinding the air, and Peter
Fane's cold and rigid body stood as il
watching it.
Who was the stranger? Who were
the guests that had visited the old
man the night before? Peter Fame
never awoke to tell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28

HINTS To SroRTsMEN.-Take three
or four fellows along with you, so
that if one Of you is shot there will
be enough left to carry him home.
This will also render the accident less
difficult.
In climbing over a fence hunters
should be very careful. When you
come to fence set your gun down
and get over yourself. Then reach
through, catch the gun by the muzzle
and pull it through a crack.
OF course, if you belong to gun
club you have learned the precaution-
airy measure of shutting your eyes as
you discharge the piece. Many a
good man has had his eyes blown out
by injudiciousiy keeping them open.
When you are in the field always
carry your gun with both hammers
set-there is no knowing when you
may flush game.
If your dog should refuse to set
grouse and persist in chasing rabbits
shoot him. By a continuation o! this
process old dogs may become so full
of shot that they couldn't chase a rab-
if they wished.
II YOU should be so fortunate as to
sometime kill a wild turkey. make a
wide circuit around the neighboring
farm house. Some farmers are very
Jealous of city sportsmen.
One thing | must not forget 10
mention-dou't take boy along to
carry game You don't pretend to
be an old sport. and boys will talk.
Shouid you fall down and Jam
about two inches of mud in the muz
zle OF your gun, fire it immediately
! 1t would be safer to do this by means
of 40-yard string. but on such an
occasion you must be In a hurry.
Should something get wrong and
your gun refuse to fire, push the ham
mers back with your foot and blow IN
the muzzle. This will bring a re
creant gun to it's sense OF duty quick
er than anything.
When you go home from a hum
first tell the folk how much game yoJ
crippled, and then 90 10 work AL,
clean your gun. Let the boys com'
around it isn't loaded. and they'v,
often sung Il want to be an Angel.
Follow carefully these directions
any intelligent man can do it-an,
You viii have no need Tor further ia
structions next season.-DetrOit Frc
Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28

s@- Laws grind the poor, and rich
men rule the law" Bot let us be
thankful that anv poor sufferer can
buy with only - cents a bottle OF
Salvation Oil.
The enormous sale Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has developed many new
remedies but the people cling to the
old reliable. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28
FOR SHERIFF.


Leonarltow n, April 5. SO.
MeSsrS. Editors You will please an
nounce Mr. J. l. CONNELLY As q candi-
datefor the Sherittaliy at the next election
end say that he will he cordially support
cd by the public generally.
April :. S6-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-28

Late in the afternoon OF the follow
ing day party OF the country folk,
returning homeward, passed the old
mill. There was no sign OF human
life about the premises, no smoke from
the chimney, no footsteps in the snow;
and We; through the silence Of the
gathering twilight came the chatter OF
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

smith and Berg, two oi tho mcn who
hroar jail at White sulphur springs a short
time >incr, were captured la,t week. and by
thi- iinr are safely lodged behind the bars
from which thry took their departure
i;er, was employed as sheep hcrjlrr by
man livius near Dupuyer. Choteau coun-
ty. Thty were undoubtedly making for
the British pus- s.aions, bui Bcrs's icet Civ
ing out, (hc having had his fcet frozen at
one iimc) hc was Obliged to move slowly.
Smith was oreriaken farther north.
1t viii hn remembered that at the time
ai the delivery, four men escaped. hut two,
"'rcN' Reed aud Pierce Kirby werc over
hauled before getting out of the county.
aud returned to jill. This la,t capture
completes the qnariette. Sheriff kump,
deserves great credit for his, untiring efforts
tn rt-capture the fultivcs who were fleeing
Ifsn jail and Justice. Their game OF ''scven
up" ar zone out, all out, has come Ia u
Close.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

The following is the list of voting pie-
cincts ia Fergus county, together with the
names of Judges appointed at the last
meeting of the board OF county commits
sioners:
! Andersonvillc. at store of J. j. Camp
bell. j. Campbell, John Vert, Robert
Mills.
/ Arnels, nj house of James Fcrgus-An-
drew Fergus, Walter Peek. - Stowell. Sr
Cottonwood. at school house-C. Barr
smith, II. Canine, -. l.. Shnier
Fiat Willow, at house of Samuel Welsh
Thomas Grey, o. ii. Clement, J.. NJ. Gal
lagher.
Forest Grove at school house--T. J.
Frost. y. VI. Ma'auley, ;. Tyler.
Grass Range at house of J. f. Chamber
lain. +. chamberlain, j. Doyenspecl, 4.
Snyder.
lIalberi, NJ post oiiice-Thomas X. Hal
bert, W. \. Hedges.
Laviif, AT Post Office. W. Turner.
n Smith. Il. Robinson.
Lewistown. at school house, Hole
mcr, Oliver Pichette. ID. VI. trowlc.
Maiden, ut school house-I.. BcIancer, A.
VI: Thompson, IL. W. iIigley.
Mocensn, mt house of WIN. Vannest-
Ahart Hash, VIM. Buchanan. VIM. VAN
nest.
Mussclshell. at post ofIice-Pomp Dennis.
George w. Ives, Fred w. Handel.
Phiibrook. at school house, Clarence
Barnes +. j. Morrison, John w. Winter.
sahara, at post ofliec-IIugh Cameron,
-- Fowler.
stuart. at house Of Granville Stuart-C.
l.. Coder, Thos. Duffy, T.. Skrukerued.
Trout Greek, at Tavencr's house,. II.
Dawkins. {. W. Taveuer, Lewis Smith.
Tibet, at Barrows SC. T.. Ilassett, 4. W.
Baylies, John Rumsey
Utica, at post uffiee-John ID. Waite, q.
w Fisher :. T. McNair.
Narcham, at house of sullivan Wareham
=. Narchani, IL. +. Dent, Geo. Balm.
Willow Creek. at house of Jacobs 4
lressler-R. Jacobs, Rufus Thompson.
Woif Creek at stanford school house
John i. Thomas, u. ID. Phillips. Allen
Pierce.
Nogo, at house Of j. u. Weatherwax-G.
ID. Richard, q. II. Russell, J. u. Weather
way.
There are several vacancies for judgc.
which viii bc filed al some future time.
The new precinct, are Musselshell.at Mus
seh'hell post office; Trout Creek. at &. ".
Tavenner's; Iogo, ut j. D. Wputh-rwax'S:
Halbert, at lIalbrri post office Nurpham.
at :. II. Wareham's and Mccarthy. on
Wolf Greek.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

Proceedings of he Board ofCounty Com
niissioners al their regular session held
Sap'embe. ). = 5 anl -. i~~6:
Tle following were declared county
roads.
Tie road Irorl kihhy ~ the Be:t0n and
Billing, road near MGHuly's ranch.
The road from 'Isiutr'> down Bell
creek 10 the Chotcau county line.
Tie road from Ealon's ranch down Otter
creek fo the mouth of otter creek
Viewers were app intrd Ia view q cnull-
- road IRON Tue old biimtnl raad -
,unnect with the Diamond City and fori
l.H.an road.
Viewer, were appointed "a view q ruai
lrom Nosle's raarh on the east fork oi
Spring creek To- run in an ea>Irfiy dirce-
tion to inter- ct t..e fiaf Ni.loA and Aia-
guni> roal al or near f.ost's r.uch oli
Mcdonald creek.
The clerk wa, ilsirHe ct Ia advertise fer
bids For 'il opening ef th- reAi down Bel
crc-k from As!hart so faNu' faaet
The clerk Wa- ai.o instructed jo adv
ti-e ior ii.ls !br the care aa3 maintenance
oi tlc county lsrf i.r tie -nin- yciI
ana i1r l.-.t.eil aff-a. ..ii.cs uA rse same.
Iat re-i ItlrfaH % =. ID. -tfI4 ...s 81
Ju-t5ce ~ tne Peace 4os -isid.I -. ...-i..r.
NH- accaf I'd.
b. ats ...s.-lE,d a. -sgd s. ul. ttscGs aaf
Fred nrssdu.uu, tAo county FilicUt= how
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

The Democratic Central Committee oi
Fergus county mot at = p. a.. Sept. goth,
in the leaist1wn srhpolhou~e; present,
Me-srs. iii!ger. Landt, Saunders and Crow
ley, and perfected is organization by
elcrtine T.. iiiser chairman. and l.. Landt
secretary.
n the Democratic Central Committee oi
Measher county voluntarily Withdrew one
of its nominees for representative and left
it to the Democratic Cent raj Committee of
Fergus county To place "a candidate in the
field the Fergus 60. Dem. Com. nominated
Hon. Granville stuart for said place
A. no candidates were nominated ior the
offices of County Attorney and County
surveyor at the Democratic Convention. il
was decided to leave two vacancies ON the
ticket to be flied ont by voters.
Committee adjourned, to meet ON cail oi
chairman.
l.. L,Npr, See. u. HuGER, Chairm'n.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23
fono Camp.

Alr. liarmnn Briulmau returned from n
lon. trip through the Judith basin on sat
urday nisht. During hi, absence Mr.. Brink.
man visited logo and reports matters in
the camp as hooking up. King n Weather
wax have struck ich lead ON the middle
fork oi the judith river. aud are employ
ing several men nj II, aud day developing
the lead. \ new arastre will he ia oite5a-
dion inside of three weeks The wheel was
made 1T logo. and Dad. Richard has the
the contract for takius II To the new mine.
Tic ore from the new mine Is said 10 he
very rich.
J. u. ltiekard il farming at the mouth Of
the gnlch and has the finest crop, Mr.. Brink
man says, that he has seen this year
mamruth cabbage, and oats five feet hi.h.
There are about twenty-five men in the
sulch. Bed Rock" lin Is working a placer
claim and taking out between hec and six
dollars a day. The camp has bright
future before it.-Rivcr pir-s
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

at the hospital, TO their friends in the
states.
\ transfer of 81 800 was made from the
county fund to the contingent fund
The contract for building the grade from
Bron's coal bank to Gitsons coulee was
awarded To Watson & Co. for 81 i3Y.oD.
The following new precincts were estah-
lished: Yogo; American Fork: SINS
Ranch. near Lavina; Mccarthy's. on Wolf
creek; Mu-selshell at Musselsheil T. o..
and Halberi, at Halhert L. ..
Big Elk aud Murrayyille precincts were
Discontinued.
Judges of election were appointed for the
several precnis.
Bills were allowed on the several funds
The tr,asurer's report was read and ap-
Irovel.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23
no.ice.

To THE Wool GROWERS az FEEGUs Co:
GaNriEMEN: At "A meeting held at Julil Ia
Ian iint ON July - lss6. by the Lower
judith Wool Growers Association. n reso-
luton was passed to the effect rha the said
Lower Judith Wool Growers Association
shall Ice Dissolved. and a new organization
shall be started whose headquarters shall
be at lewi-towu. and said association shall
embrace the county oi Fersus and adjacent
country naturally tributary, aud such
meeting shalt he called On or about oct.
ls', l>,j.
\ meeting is hereby called - meet at
Iewi>toHn ou fhuraday. >,ia :u. Iss6. a.
| o'clock J.. IN. Tor the purpose of starting
an organization aud elcc:iua Officers
thereof and To- act upon such matters as
may be hIough IN hcilrc the episeuliun
DAVID iiILGEE.
Sc. l.. ". t. As-'u
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23
Fori i.sa.nsls D d. don.

Leaving Masiuui- with ans kind OF a
iisht vehicle take the old. bu, well defined
wagon ROAD going - the H. ht of the
Butte and coming into the pr M main
road jus, below tue entrance tu the Maiden
canyon. Ills route Is ut least one mile
Il q d. hal! shorter tiIan tire stage rull /
an saf.,liei %. this after nearly tnre,.
yrars, averaging about 0ee..y isig, from
this par, ~ Nj %. Tire r5a4 ! hAsc re-
t,rr'i - Hnu Hot r. used mu-h ia aim-
ter oH account - tar snow h.iius tao or
three deep, na-rsw. riviue-, bat AT other
scasaiis oi iae year, know Of nu better og
shor,rr way Ia MAIDEN. h might. however.
BE- improved 10y hfilsins tao harrow
eres!s q. az as .sea#e of five do.iaf~, which
! ui- IL. possibly, ailsri 4Hyseli after wait
ip- ~ proper hhah of tii4se f,g' ui cpur-
Toy ,,t spu.c rich. public hea.i4cior 10 an
G..il.s .Hf.
%aaas Is. STONE, NJ. -.
luf, MA-ini.., NJ. L. -,It. -. is,'i.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-23

IA i-cMi-iohn, ana VIII open n fir ella =
barber shop in the Mobiles building, oppo
site the Day House. which property he ha,
purchased. Gentlemen who have felt III,
need ii n good barber should give M,
'shnrplcss their patronage.
gentleman who just arrived from Clng
get brings the distressing intelligence that
our old friend g. H. Norri, Las had some
bad luck. The twenty-five acres of dried
apples which lac put in last spring have,
owing to the droutli, proven totalfailure.
River Press.
Miss \. VI. Darcy, Of Townsend, arrived
at the Springs sunday evening and spent a
couple Of days visiting The school here. and
continued her Journey Wednesday. II is
her intention to visit most of the schools IN
the eastern part of the county before she
ret etdrns.-liushandma
Quite q large delegation from Lewistown
and Maiden are at the Springs attending
court. either as witnesses or Jurors. They
mentally thank God it il for the last time
no doubt. one hundred aud fifty miles to
attend court is no primrose affair" as
Col Sanders would say.
Geo. VI. stafford and his issurvcyingpartv.
came into town last Friday, having finished
his contract on Mcdonald creek. lie is
now AT work on the township south of
here, township II, y. Il. Is T., which he
expects 80 finish this week That viii COM
I plete his work ior the season.
David iIlgcr made the lIushandman a
pleasant call on his return homewarl last
week. He has been absent from home
about three weeks, spending most of his
time with his father and friends ia Lewis
, aud Clarke county. Mr.. III. Is one of the
most successful wool-srovcrs IN his section.
-Ilusbandman.
Dr. W. +. Hanson has just received a
drive well, which he will put down on his
premises. This Is the first well OF the kind
ever attempted in this section. and should
it prove successful. will bc the well for
iamiiy use, as il j. iinppssible to sink AN
ordinary WI To sufficient depth To be
free from Iriace water.
Maiden lccal-The Masinnis min is running
AZ fall capacity and crushing lots OF ore.
). t'ilbrick is ia charge Of IN batteries. and
John Hopkins, anlalsamator, while T.. :
paNton has general supervision over the
entire works. We understand they are do
ing better work at the mill than has been
done heretofore, and the mine looks better
now than il ever has at any previous time.
We are pnincd to learn OF the sudden
death Of ,;irard BrL,ueer tn. fv, Won, oll
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bclnn.er. of Mai.
den. which incurred ON Monday of tli.
week. 4 tnal,naut ATTACK of ,ro,.n ,,...
the cause oi his death. IT is the more sor-
ro~ful on account Of the child's mother be-
ing abs ut in tn east on "a business trip
The funeral took place yesterday
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