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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

IN rrnmutyating esotcric cogitst,ons
~ ariicafafThg superficial sentimental.
ites'ahd philosophical or psycholoal-
~, o',srrva'sHns, hAware of plkntihdi.
n.As nnndrrosi,y. Let vn'ir statcmrs,.
p6sefss clarified ssoucis-ness, coates.
cert Consistency and Concentrated Co.
eency. Eschew all conglomcrations Of
f'.rnifht s.rrnii,y, .ieinhc 'habblcmrn,
80 asiNiAa Alteration. Lot yonr extern.
poraMaans expatiaifons have inielligi.
lilitN fn,i t9rkci"ls eivaff,v Without
rho,inct*ala,ln or 'hrssnnfr'f i'onlast.
Sef.i,tis.'9av avnif ~ -,o!yks Z l'r POO
f,,f'di,y. rritfarrH''is vacnh &td g-p md
ilnaurnt vapid.'i'; %sshn tfdi'Iie en,en.
drea, prurient iocosfry And rcstiterous
proximity, obscuran, Or apparent. In
oiLcr words. talk plainly and sensibly.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

The following news items are from
the Lyon Oohnty Tahss IF last Satur.
day. .
It is understood that the Atlanta
mill in Gold 'Canydh'is likely .ochange
hands.
5 A very rich streak of ore has been
struck in the Oest mine, Silver City
The ore is reported to be worth from
81 to 81 per pound, and is being sack.
ed in the mine.
Sheridan, the Silver City man who
was to rim foot race with Pete Mus.
grove last Sunday, sprainrd his ankle
while working in The mfse ard was
unable toStih.
VIM. Mclaughlin and Johnny Dun.
lap of Virginia City, have fine little
nine in the lower end of Silver City.
Considerable work has been done on
the claim. A shaft is done 80 feet and
= ledge two feet wide has been eneoun
tered at this depth and some very good
ore found. Wafer, however, came into
the mine and has prevented work for
the present II is proposed to put in a
'putip, If the water continues to bother
them, and resume work
Work on the switch being put in from
the main track of the G. & c., to the
Rock Point mil IL progressing rapid.
idlv. The grading is completed and
carpenters are at work on the 'trestle.
A quantity Of rails and ties. have ar.
rived and will sooh be PM IN place. "A
little change has been made from. the
first calculations. and the track will
not run UP to the mill but there will be
large dump just below the mill into
which The ore will be put, and from
this ore bin the rock will be carried up
the incline in car which will dunn
into the mill. This car will he run up
the incline by Y,owea from the mill.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

'Phrahhnt t" Call Of fife Chairman,
the Republican 'Couhtv Central
Committee met at the Court House,
Yesterday afternoon At dne oec,Sak.
Presen, Geo. W. Devn. and Horace
Marden, Geo. W. Dcyo. Proxy-Au
-rra; ] NJ. Camnbt7l, s. A KNAPP
Hawthorne; Il. w. McClane, Jerry
Quinn, proxy-J4nn,nc; I. N. Adams.
g. ] Garrison, proxy-Belleville; E. W.
nd. J T Jones. proxy. T J. Haring.
ton. Jerry Quinn, proxy, J. T. Jones'
Candelaria; Thns Manscr. J. T. Jones
proxy-SiIrerFfenk John u. Atchison
was appointed On the committee and
elected Secretary'to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal from the'Coun'y
Of J. W. Bleakley of Hawthorne.
J NJ. Monroe Of Marietta was ap.
pointed on 'the Committee to fill the
vacancy 'catrsed'by lie removal from
the Cou,ity ef'G. E. Ross.
On motion of =. "A. Knapp the pri
maries were set for Saturday April'2aih
as per call Of the State Central Com
mittee. :
The superintendent of delegates,
Pd1liny nlaoes selected and Judges
'apphinted viii betfound in the'Call Of
the COMMITTEES.
1t was decided by the Committee to
hold the next County Convention In
Candelafia on Tuesday September 25th
and that the Primaries be get for Tues.
day September Nth.
All further business relative TO
County politics was postponed until
the next meeting orthe Committee.
Adjourned to meet'at the call Of the
Chairman, of winch ten days notice
will be given by the Secretary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
that he does 1t proves that he is net q
hoVice st the business.

that he does 1t proves that he is Bet a
novice st TIE business.
A Conneticdt Man made 4 bet that
he could kill, cook and eat a Spring
chicken in fifteen minutes. He won
the bet but It was an awful surprise 10
the chicken.
Harry StanIforth, who has 1ieen
.ojourning in ME County BAH TOT the
past few weeks on charge OF Selling
liquor to Indians, was discharged last
Monday on'his own recognfzance.
Drs. Hamitaond and Hhle are in a
heated discussion of fire question,
"Whv People Die" They should find
much more Teason tn discuss the
greater mystery, Why People Live.
Watches or anything in the line Of
jewtFfy 1feeding repairs, if left at O.
F Taylor's will be forwarded to a
first.class workman. Good work
guaranteed prompt attention and
reasonable prices. h
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

A correspondent writes to an ex.
change: "Reading ACCOUNTS of so
msnv being lost il the snow and fog.
I would call YOUR attention to- a simple
means of deierm ming The nosill Of
the sun at 'aHy time "f the day, which
is by placing the pdintofe knife blade
or sharp lead pencil on The " limb
nail which will cast shadow ,''rfctlv
from the sun, ND matter how thick the
snow or fog is. Trv H."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

D. s. Truman has brought suit to
compelthe Commissioners of Lander
county to allow tire bodhty for the
scalps Of noxious animals. The Aus.
tin Reveille says Lander county has
good grounds for its refusal to pay'the
bounties. The suit will probably de.
ter1nine whether the Board Of County
Commissioners can lawfully refuse to
allow the bounty authorized ny law
ferthe scalps Of noxious animals.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

Candelaria, March 'soih 1855.

We have finished cutting out the
station for the 10Th level and will start
in to sink the shoot for this level in y
day or 80. An upraise hasns n start.
ell from the intermediate between the
th.and 9Th levels. The main Slope
between tie 4lh and 9th levels shows
three feet nf $40 ore. The stope near
the 2nd winHe on the 4th level shows
two feet Of 500 ore. We are driving a
west drift in the intermediate between
the 4.hSNd 5rh levels east of the shaft
TO connect with file end Wine; this
drift Is in 1852 feet. "A 'stdpe f,as been
started on small streak Of $50 ore
between the Bird and 4th levels west
Of the Shaft We are extracting IA
little sulphuret from the intermediate
between the end aud 3rd ievrs cas-,
Of the shaft. The ore cut by the south
cross.cut near the east stope on the
'2hd level does not look quite so we'll
but we are getting considerable $50
ore here. The 'stopes between the list
and 2nd levels are giving the usual
amount Of ore. The slope above the
1st level is looking we'll and giving
considerable *70o-e froma 2ft ledge
The milllost-a little time during the
week owing to broken cam bat
everything is'now rttnhing and work.
ing well.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

The Bulletin acknowledges the
receipt Of an invitation to the Grand
Jubilee st'Denver, Colorado, commenc-
ing today and ending March s1st.. on
which occasion there will be a meet
ing'of the International Range Asso-
citation, and the completion Of the
Denver, Texas & Gulf Railway, which
connects Denver with, the4sea, will be
celebrated.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

A young woman was taken on, OF
East River, New York, last week. in
which she had Jumped with suicidal
attempt. She told Il nnrse at the nos.
pital that she was betrothed to n veal.
thy young man In San Francisco. anil
that after allthe wedding Arrangements
had been made her lover was found
dead in his own room, apparently kill
ed by his own hand.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
DISTRICT t,OURr.

Honorable Richard Rising Judge
Regular session OF the District
Z Court Of the state OF Nevada.
JudEe Rising opened Court on Mon
DAY ahd appointed 2. Lyford adminis.
traitor Of the Estate Of I. N. Wood
house.
A sale III the Es,ateof ". p. Davis
was also ordered.
All other court business was post.
poned until April 23rd.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

Here is d cf1aice fora Sprfnc 81 m.
pede. Gold is reported to have been
found 10 Abundance Oh the Tipuanes
River, in Bolivia, whence the ancient
peruvians ltew their supplies. The
climate is said to be unhealthy, but
that will not prevent The workrnI OF
the mines If The reports of the pros.
pectors are confirmed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

Edncstinx she khdfans.
a bill has recently PASSED the Sen
ate providing for the establishment Of
an Ihdian school in Nevada, and it
viii probrbiy become fAw. The icsa
~ educating and civilizHfg the Indians
'is one that has been advocated by the
majority of the people Tor iiiany years.
and if it could be doheproreriy would
doubtless he work If great 'Talne, but
il is nearly Impossible to educate or
even civlize n full blooded Indian.
There are MANY half breeds among the
Piutes, Washoes and SfosRones OF
Nevada who might possibly receive
education, at least TO certain extent,
and profit by it, consequently hecom-
ing Of some importance 10 themselves
and value to those WITH whom they
associate. That Indians, in their natu-
raj life. living MS thew do, degraded
and ignorant, are ola lying, cheating
and deceitful nature, is well au'hen-
tjcatcd faot. Now, let these Indians
receive even limited education in
schools provided for them, it is almost
certain that nine tenths Of them will
become criminals Of fine worst kind,
if they are in such position that they
may act as their Judgment dictates.
The reason for this is because after
receiving little education they will
naturally drift aflong the whites,
therby Incoming bolder and having
better opportunities to commit such
deeds as may come into their sharp
ened minds. Their social standing
will never allow them to come in con.
tact with any but the lowest class Of,
white people. and amongst whom
crime always prevails to greater or
less degree in every community. TINS
placing before them other means by
which they may gain a fvfihood by
committing petty crimes of all sorts,
and avoiding honest labor, which they
detest 1t is true that there are
many Indians who ozark hard
and faithfully, HIT they could never be
induced to do 80 if they were smart
enough to contrfve plans by which
they could gratifv their desire forthe
and deceit to better advantage. This
fact is illustrated by few Of the
Pintea and Washnes who have gained
a little knowledge of book learning in
different places in this State, these W.
in nearly evtrv insfHhce, have ceased
to work in any manner whatever, but
are always 10 be found with a certain
class of rough white 'ihcn, drinking
and amusing themselves in the ordld.
dairy manner Of the r pale faced allies.
of no use to any PERSON, hut disturb,
ing everybody. A small number Of
this halfeducated and half civilized
class gain living and 'ihake money in
sections of this State by stealing horses
shd cattle. selling them at q reduced
value to whoever may wish to purchase
them, and so systematically arranged,
an6so eAectualiy a,c their plans car;
RED out that IL is almost impossible
to caich them at their tAieving work
1t thew cannot he thoroughly edn,
Gated and civilized 1t is better to let
them remain an they are. In which
state they are not doing much good for
themselves or harm ia others.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
ClOthinx.

Blumenthal and Cohn of Carson
keep the best fitting suits, and lales,
STYLES In hats. constantly IN stock
They fill all orders by mail guarantee.
ing satisfaction in every case. People
from Esmeralda cono'y Tan do sell
Tor themselves byEiving them trial
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
A Daughter.

The many friends Of W. A. Lfuell
will he pleased to hear that he il now
the father ola lovely little girl who
was born on the 23d Of this month.
Mr. Llte'l in his new happiness,
Writes to his many friends here, that
both mother and daughter arc doing
we'll.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
Express Hours.

The following are the opening and
closing hours Of Express, until fur.
Their notice:
Wells, Fargo y Co.'S express Office
opens at 9 A. NJ; closes for north
at 10 40 A. M CLOSES yor south at 2 :45
PM. Office closes at 7 !36 r. M
= A. KNArr, JR., Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
Cure for Seistioa.

A medical paper says: 4 thick
coating of flowers ofsulphur over the
affected limb for one night is said to
cure the scistics. The skin should DO
thoroughly cleansed Nr''. The remedy
is simple enough to warrant trial.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

Information Is wanted of one Will
lam Henry Cole, who left Racine To-,
Wisconsin,, fer California, about the
year 1879. Any intelligence 81 said
person will he glaiily received bv hi.
sister, Mrs, William H. Coonley, Ra.
cine, Wisconsin.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
Rich Retk.

Yesterday an average sample Of the
ore which Is now being taken from the
Psmlico was panned ont and one
pound of this rock yielded = bar of
gcld.worth ninety dollars.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
Mail Hours

The following IRE the opening ahd
closing hours for the Postofece until
further notice.
Postofflce, opensAt 7:O0A.aM. Mail
going north closes at t1.:s0A. N going,
south closes d 3 SOP. N. 'odice close
at 7:S0iP.,M.
fla. ANGEL, P. n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
"A. q. ~.

Lake View Lodge No. II A. o. U.
", meets on the first and third Mon
.sys Of each month.
IVA. CARpwELL. W. NJ.
: F. 81. RICE, Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
Hosting works for sale.

A Hosting works complete in all
respects. aud Of capacity equal
to sinking or working thousand feet.
fer sale. For particulars see card
In another column. Address John
Cronkite Markleuvi. California
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

4rvrt fFcenstreeN is fin from Gar
neld.
EdGrcsa ID sufi hauling hay TO
town
DIR. Reed has received fresh vaccine
points.
Frea Fui,erfde is in fr6th Hawthorne
District
Austin Hall has uegdh work On tie
Beacon.
Oats Tor sale At WabdskA, by 3. P
Love5oy.
New six handerchiefs etc. etc. at
y. T. Teylor's.
Illustrated Poems and elegant dolls
a,O. F. Taylors
Doctor Reed will be In Candelaria
every Thursday.
New solid ana r6fed gold jewelry
at Q. F. Taylors.
A great variety of Christmas cards
Ut @. F. TaylSr's.
Photograph and autograph afbums,
at %. F. Tsyior's.
Scarlet fever has made its appear.
ance in Carson.
Buckskiu gloves bf I'll grades at
Knapp and Laws. ..
JUDI re N. A. Murphy came out frdm
Carson N Monday. !
Geo " Deyo came oowu from
Aurora on Mondhv
Johr W Gray, Superintendent of
the silver Lining, Is IN town.
Arr azatd'a cold water bleaching
soap. Tor sale at Q. F. Taylor's.
Fine new Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by E. P. Lovejoy, Wabuska.
TT. Jones Of tandelaria came in
son the train yesterday morning.
Jim wadaell has leased the Eagle
and wifi begin work on the LIST.
jim Wright from the East Walker
mas been in town for few days.
vanderbilrs cook receives $4,000
year. Nearly az much as the neon"
of the average country newspaper.
syi Light sdhIpred small lot Of ore
1roh fhe Half Moon Bay, last week.
Judge Rising arrived on Sunday and
'ieft for Vireiiia 'e'n Monday tnortiine.
E.P. Lovejov. ut Wahuska, has forty
Fat turkey. for Easter Sunday dinmsfs.
The Esmara,da Con Company is now
putting hoisting works on'thc Durand
mine.
Ed Greene troueht another eight
horse load dfhay from Sweetwater on
Menhsv.
OF. TAYLOR is renewing his entire
stock Of drv.goeds, notions, med1'
'c,ncs etc.
Nearly an the Hawthorne carnentcrs
have pnneto Dayt6n to work on the
new treafle
LOUIS Cooley is 'ri,stica,inv and Bert
Conner ia lfrics In his place on Herb
Smiths ereiDe.
Universal mesal powder'fdr sale Try
q F. Tavlar. 'Cleans and 'bfightehs.
all metals 'innstantlv
w. "A Litteil. Snnt of'the 'Georgene
passed through Hawthorne last Thurs.
day, on his way to SAN Francisco.
There ia much excitement over the
small pcx in Virgi6ia. and 1t will do
no harm tn prepare for events Haw.
thorne.
Deputy Sheriff Garrison took Frank
E'Angcvin to Virginia on FRIDAY to,
have the QUESTION Of sanity legally
decided.
Next Sunday is Easter. and bets are
IN order ~ 10 what person can eat the
greatest number Of hard boiled eggs
lon that day.
Jim Mooney and 'Ghas. May went
up to V,rg,nial.s, week, TO attend TIL
meeting Of tbn Democratic State Crn.
trial Commute
The Iael Monte mill has been closed
Tor few 1aos to elbow some repairs
ION the boiler. Work will be resumed,
en- short time.
Neat gift and 'children's books at o.
r Tny!of's including the Alcott series
Dba,ierboxes aud other very attractive
Juvenile works.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28
"copper" QatsAsasns,

The following are the latest copper.
quotations from the San Francisco
market: Ignct--Lske 10 cts. FVustesa
--16cA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-28

This 10 the nearest salesa = the dspst. Sas
to patrons
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-26

ResoJUed, Tha we tender our sincere thanks
to the churches and citizens Of Alloway for
their kind entertainment of the Alliance.
The report of the committee was ac-
copied.
Rev. w. f. Cornwell then addressed the
Alliance. Theme, "What shall VIC do
about it?" The address was very well re-
ceiyed.
The SecretarY's report was read and
touched on the work lone in the local OPP
ton campaign and the various work done
by the Observation-Disclosures, and also min
listers of the county and other speakers.
Also the interest and assistance of Chair
man of Gloucester County Local Option
Committee, DR.. w. McGeorge; G. e. Shep-
pard, Esq, Bridgeton, and Chairman of
the New Jersey State Prohibition Com
mittee, Cortlandt J.. Parker. Nearly all
the expenses of travelling, &c, were paid
by each township SO that only S36.05 re-
mains to be raised.
IN motion. it was ordered that the Sec
rotary apportion TO each township its share
of the bill and instruct the Vice Presidents
to collect at an early date.
The Children's mass-meeting was well
attended and was addressed by DR.. II.
Chavanne.
The evening session was addressed by
Rev. j. J. Davies, of Canton. Theme,
Local option a stepping stone to prohi-
bition.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-26
LOG CABINS do not appeal
south Jersey NOTES.

The sunday School Convention of Cumber
land county was held in Port Norris on Tues
day. Airport presented showed 107 Sunday
schools in the county, a gain OF two during the
year There are 1856 teachers and l2,527 schol-
airs.
The trial of Robert Eider, in the Atlantic
County Courts, at Mays Landing, for the kill
Ing of his father, William John Elder, at Ham
monitor, ended on Wednesday afternoon in a
verdict of guilty ofmurder in the first degree.
Elder will be sentenced Nov. 10th.
The trial Ct George NJ. Day for killing Theo-
dore Clemmer. at Gloucester City, on Sunday,
June 18th, began in Camden last Monday be-
fore Judge Garrison, of the supreme Court,
and a full bench o~fjudges. The Prosecutor
and Assistant Prosecutor of the Pleas, Wilson
IL. and Richard 5. Jenkins, appeared for the
State, and ex-Judge Westcott and George A.
yroom, of Camden, with w. W. Ledyard, OF
Philadelphia, represented the defendant.
Charles E. Elmer, one of the first citizens OF
Cumberland county. died at his residence in
Bridgeton on saturday, aged seventy years.
MI. Elmer was years ago Prosecutor of the
Pleas of Cumberland county. He had also
been a trustee of the College of New jersey
and of the State Normal School, and a member
of the State Board of Education. He was
President of the Cumberland National Bank
Tor over twenty years. He left a son, Major
Daniel Elmer, of Bridgeton, and a fortune OF
s2o0.o0O.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-26

Swedasboro Republicans will hold a
demonstration tonight.
The Melville Prohibitionists had a
parade and ilag-raising on Friday night.
Six thousand Republicans appeared in
line at the Republican demonstration at
Woodbury. last Saturday.
The Democratic parade, which was to
have taken place in Salem on Tuesday
evening, was postponed until this evening.
Chas. II. Simmermau, of Trenton, will
address the people ofSouth Harrison town
ship in the IIariisonville hall this evening
A Republican meeting will be held in
Hunts Hall tomorrow Saturday night,
to be addressed by Clinton Lloyd, OF WI
Transport. Penna.
The Camden Prohibitionists are prepar-
ing for a mass meeting, to be held on NOV;
Isl. which is to be addressed by Samuel
Dickie, Chairman of the National Execu-
tive Committee.
The Cleveland and Thurm9n club ofthis
place attended the Democratic meeting
held at Sharptown last Saturday nignt'
Howard Carlow, Esq and j. Il. y.
Hewitt, Esq, spoke.
A Democratic mass nesting Will be iiela
in the Opera House next Monday at.et.
noon at Q O'clock. Ex-Gov. Leon Aooeet
and others will address the meeting IN
the evening a torch-light parade VIII DC
made.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-26
Hancoeh.a Rr1age Hnnpenlnea.

Miss Maggie II. Hilliard is visiting rela-
tiYes in Camden.
Two barges arrived at Griscom's wharf
on Tuesday loaded with shells for the
roads.
Mrs. Mary Z. Davis and daughter, Miss
Anna r. Davis, are visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
The farmers have dug their crops of
potatoes and the yield is good, some hav-
ing 300 or more bushels to the acre.
Rev. Wm. Handkerchief preached a
sermon to the young men last Sunday
evening, giving them some good advice as
to their spiritual duties.
Work on Ridgway Bros. steam grist
mill is progressing rapidly. Wesley Shep-
pard and Jacob Hurst are doing the mill
wrighting.
The Willard calendar for 1889, described
in the MONITOR Sept. 28th, is truly a work
Of art, and every temperance worker,
especially members of the w. G. T. U.
should have a copy as it contains a steel
engraving of Miss Frances E. Willard and
other pleasing features to every member Of
that organization.
The Democrats here made active prepar-
atoms for the parade at Salem Tuesday
night which the storm prevented from ak
ing place. As it has been adjourned until
tonight they will participate in the occa-
sion and make a good display.
Rev. j. b. Written, of Canton, filled the
pulpit of the VI. E. church last Sunday
morning and preached an excellent m
from II Peter, l, 8: "For if these things be
in you, and abound, they make you that
ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful
in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus
Christ"
A festival and oyster supper will be held
in Starr & Bros canning factory at this
place on Saturday evening, Nov. Sd, for
the benefit Of the ". E. church. There
will be the usual refreshments in abund-
nee and all are invited to come.
WM. J. SMITH.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-26
.unat orcr me coun.x Lines.

a large factory for making Gardeners
iron wagon is being erected at Mullica Hill.
G. r. Scull, of Bridgeton, is spanning and
frescoeing the Friesburg Lutheran Church.
Mullica Hills railroad is within one
quarter of a mile Of the town. Freight is
carted from there.
The pnstofice at Woodbury. was entered
by burglars early on Thursday morning
and 5000 in stamps and money stolen.
The proceedings to open a new road
through the w. ]. r.. r. yard at Swedes-
boro, ended last Friday in a refusal on the
part Of the Frceholders to approve the
opening.