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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
WARWICK PARK.

E'IRST EXCURSION TO STAUN-
n TON JUNE i5rH.-Train leaves tho Chesa-
poake and ohio depot at 1880 O'Clock y. NJ; re-
turning. leaves stanton Sunday, June 18th. az
O'Clock r. N. Round trip 70 staunton, 81; 70
Charlottesville. ti.26 10 Gorconsville, 81 Tick
cts for sails at the train. Committee-R 8 Nell
son, l. Richie, Q. Wallace, and William Jones.
10 2A6.all.la&i5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
A NEW SUMMER RESORT on THE
COAST OF MAINE.

The purest water. the finest air. rare combI-
nations OF mountains, woodland, and ocean.
Tho best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel
accommodation and appointments not surpassed
by any In the State. Send for circulars. Nd
dres. BAY POINT. Rockland Breakwater, Rock
land, Ne. 1e7-2w
OWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
- Allegheny county, Virginia. This we'll
known summer resort will DO open for the ac-
commodstion Il guests JUNE l5TM For par
uculars address JOHN KELLY,
ie SLIM Proprietor.
OCEAN-SHORE PARK HOTEL
" This hotel Just completed, haf milo from
tho Princess Anne, directly on the ocean. mas
clectric-bells and lights In every room, lovely
furniture large rooms, finest bathing on the
coast, will De open JUNE 10Th. For forms al
dress W. 7. Dill, Virginia Beach. Va. je 2-2m
old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
will open JUNE 18TH under entirely new man.
az, mont. For descriptive pamph lets, &c, al
drof5 L. Il. SCHUMACHER,
Gate Grand Union Ho:el, Saratoga Springs. Now
York; my ll-Im
NIGHT BOARDERS WANTED. no
~ children under fifteen years Of age taken
Delightful situation, mountain scenery. largo
rooms, bath. g.. one mile Of Charlottesville
and tho University OF Virginia. Address Box
9i, Charlottesville, Va. my 3l-lm
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, YIR-
"A GINA.
The great DYSPEPSIA CURE. Recommended
Ivy the slate Medical Society. Now recognized
as tho LEADING WATERING-PiACE in the
mountains Of Virginia. Scnd for descriptive
pamphlets and circulars {. A COLHOLN,
my 3l1m Proprietor.
ETILLBORO' SPRINGS, BAT IL
VI COUNTY. VA. two miles from MILFORD
depot Chesapeake aud ONO railway, OPEN
JUNE SIN 20 OCTOBER lGru. suli hIr. alum,
and chslyboato waters For rates, &c. address
my 2J-ssm' DAVIDSON & 60.
VARIETY SPRINGS, IN THE
: mouutsins OF Virginia, fifteen miles west Of
StauLtou. Va. and Immediately on tho Chesa-
peace and Ohio railway Trains stop 80 hotel
-Four distinct kinds Of mineral watcrs-Aluln,
Cnaiybcate. Healing. and Aagnesia Board per
day s.: board per week, $40; board per month,
so. Servants or children half prise. Special
rates 10 families. Address
MRS. j. Y. COLEMAN. Proprietress,
my 2j-lm Forrol, Augusta county, Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

GWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
- Allegheny county, Virginia. This we'll
kn0Wh summer resort will DO open for the ac-
commodstion Il guests JUNE 18TH For par
ticulars address JOHN KELLY,
fe s-fms Proprietor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
m0dentIidre 3ninois staats5eituns montaa IS. q1dr5 1885,

nIdnoercS GnSe" baben. Sn 9etreff Der
auoerens SSyrage itebe 9lrttfel: v9te @aumen@
ani6peQune Der 8feree",
6errn 6. Q, Ne III on, Sa. Srage:
@iebt es cine @inridtung, init tpel6er bas
3isb ietn 3rinfmalier lelber pumpen fam,
un6 no iinb' Reparatlren fir Die vOoung
Nmerican" SlttermiIble i'll baben2 Nnt@
mort: Wlom iolte penfen, naB bie Grittz
opparate, Die 6eflele urlb anbere Mfai6jnen
treiben, auh SIT bieiem Gebufe benuBt nerz
ben %f6nnten. @s tpGre cine re6t geluube
8eidGftigung 3, .. fir einen 8uuen, inn
Grtttapparat oaS Baiier SIT pumpe1. &ae
taloge i6ift auf 8erlangen Die Star Manu7
featuring So, COMPREHENSIVE, Same Co.,
SQ,-M eun Die v@uterpriie Manufacturing
So, @olumbiana, Sbto, Die bteie Mii9len
beriteQt, Die Geparatllren ni6t %Iiefert, 10
piiBte i6 ntdt, iper eS tbun iolte.
AIter 2eier. Siebe Nrttfel: vlleber
bic Nnlage zines Wftit6eetes."
6errn @brtf, 6ipfe, Nem Soil
i~tetn, Calumet Co., isis. Siebe @rtifel:
Die 9eienfliege."
Serrn George 8tnter, 0eIta,
Matcnm Co., @aib. Gerr. Giebe Nrttfel:
vOaS 8lut6arnen beim J~ttnopieb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
Die 6aumenanibmeIlune bel
pferoen.

0ieie &ranf6eit beIte6t in elmer 8lutberz
ftopfunq i'm genenpollter beS @aume1ls,
herbeigefiibrt Dur6 S0laffbett i'm Nuge1
meinen, ungeuiigenoe &aubepegun9e1
(3abnfrantbettel1, 0eroauung5itDruneen),
9teiaungen beim 3abnDurhbrub utlo 53abnz
franfhetten. sic miro meiit fdli6ll6 als
llriade beS i6ledtea SreiienS angetlagt.
Die me6r tpeide papptge Nnl6tpenuilg oeS
@anmenS, Die DfterS bis Ttnaerltarfe lber
bic Geibefld6e Der S6neibeS6bne berbprz
ragt lit meiit uni6mer3baft, S~utDeilell bon
leidten Observation-Disclosures (Jt0tbe,
gSGrn1e, S6merS6afttgfeit) beglettet, Sci
Der 8eDanolung bat man sunGdit mad Der
@runDurlahe su forl6en uno oieie a6Sls
itelIeu. 0aS friiher gebyGu6lt6e ginitee
den, 5. ;. Elm 0rtliber 0loerl0B un0 gelirz
0es Brennen nit etnem brauhrot1en GIlen
lptro in nelIerer 3eit nidt ntebr angeiDanot;
eritereS b;Ift meiitens nidt ul0 IeBtere5 tit
9eraoeSu beriperli6. 0aaegen emptehlelt
ft6 Ginreibul1geu bon Sal5 fir it'd alet1t
ooer nit 9lault ltno @iitg, iopie 3ulamz
meuSie6enoe MaulmGlier. Sails bic GIN
~retbungen lid erfolglos ertpetlet, tann eth
gutes UtaullDalier in oer Betle DergeIteut
iperben, oaB man 2 o.. 5albeifraut nit 6!!4
Quart fo6el1oem gSai1er iiber9ieBt, ben
QlufguB nod ! Stultoe am 6euer iteben
ldBt, i'm aIsbann ourdieidt unO Dierauf
fnapp 3 o.. Weineiiig llno ebenlppiel 6onig
sulekt. 0aS W~tallipalier+ mfrs SpedmdBtg
berartig angepenoet, OaB ~nlittellt zines
2einlpouobauideS, Der quditenartig an Ell
mem Stod befeitigt miro. ooer auG zines
S1pammes, bas Wtaul td8li6 4 bis 8 Deal
ausgepinielt piro. Otan brau6t ni6t piel
init Dem Stofe I'M Maul berum3ufa6ren,
es geniigt pielmebr ihon Die Quaite geborig
tief ms Utaul 5u iteden, pobei Dann burd
baS &aren Die Sliiiigteit liberal. bin per-
tbeilt tpiro. "a
Mbtodungen bon @i6enz uno @eibenz
rinbe baben glei6faQs cine geLtno 3uiamz
men5iebenoe Wirfung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and
Eastern Iowa-Good medium tub 31@
&c per pound; coarse or dingy tub goo
20c; fine unwashed feeces 10000; Cots
void. unwashed, 16@2ec; medium, I'M
washed, 23@25c; medium, wached, 900
braska, Western Iowa and Dakota -
Fine nnwashed 13@17c; coarse do 18@
19c; medium do 19@23c; medium washed
27@33c; coarse do 27@28c. Colorado
and Territory - Medium 17@19c; fms
1@@74c
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
Die hei1enfieoe.

@ls 9oroe beipobnt bic 6eiie1fttege ber@
lGieoene @etretbe6alnte :. CONNER UNI
@interrng9en, Sommere, NnD Wttterfpe1SeH
un0 0erite. Qtm 0afer, loipte an pllo
pad)ienbe1 @rGieen, add tpenn Otelelbe1l III
ben betlngeluhten @etretoe lteber1, t0nlnH
ie ntbt Dor. Sic 8el66otgullg merit man
in Siuet 8erioben: 8urddt I'M otrblte,
nenn Die iungeir BflanSen ihon cine gelDtne
@ntpideluu9sltufe errei6t BADEN, Il1p oaHit
mieoer i'm nddften Sriiblomu1er. penlt na9
Getreibe in 8litbe itebt. Ole ange9rIfenen
iungen 9fldnSden bDren aut 81 pa1leI,
ale 8lGtter tperDen our gleiden .Sett melt,
Die crime Sfarbe perGlloert 1i6 babel teop1
nenia; balb tritt Der Sob Elm. Dies auge@
meine Welfen lift letdt bon benz ourh anoere
Sulectenlarpen 1erDorgerufe1ef tortlHrel@
tenben g8elfen I'll unteriheioe1, BET tpeldenI
Slerit bas oberite 8latt ipelf uno tpetB ODER
oelb nirb, 0arlQh erit bic untereH. 01e
8lanse setgt feline Splr BON TraB, tie err
i6etnt pie eingetrodnet. Die ettnaS arl8e1
ibmolene Mursel btrgt Die peiBer Wtdoe1
ooer Die darattertftti6en, %gldn5eno braunen,
lGuqlid runoen, 2einlalnen 0hnlId)en Ele
pdrieil Der 0ellenfltege. Die BeriDllitlutgen
Dur0 Die T%liegenmaDen i'm 8orlommer le7
ben tpelentlidl nnoerS aus. Die 0aln1e
fntfen ober6alb beS BobenS alb, fallen I'm,
Die Qe6ren baben feline ober etnige pentg
enttpifelte &0ruer. Wintergetretbe fnidt
i,ber Dem eriten ¬en ab; Sonmerges
treble otdt iiber Dem 8ooen. Ser 6alm 1T
Oil Der Stelte to CT fntft an letller Sber1
fldbe eiugeidrumpft; bat nnregelmGbtae
@ritb1eu unb @inbriide. 8urmme9( lit
nid,t porbanoen. SIM S11l1ern bes 6aImes
trifft man bic Wfaben ober Die 8uparteu,
Die Siege ielbit lit wentg le6baft Gno lpe.
Mig tpan~oerluittg, BET Sage lit ie aud auf
itarf beingeiu6ten Selbern ielten 3u ieben.
SIR geben ballert nur peniee Sage, meBz
BATH Der angeri6tete SdaOen meiit auf etn
urb Daiielbe Selb bel6rGnft lit. Ote 53ahl
Der i'm 4aufe zines Sabres berporgebradten
@enerattouen uno Die Tluasett berIelben tit
nah Dem &lima peridieoen uno beIduft itd
auf bret bis flint. Die @%ntmidelung Der
einselnen cSniecten gebt unqernein i0nea
Dor it6, 6eBbalb trttft man @ier, 2arpen,
8uparten unO Sltegen 5u gIet9er 3eit an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
WnSmGrtS.

mei,eu. 90luB Yreile fitr Wai:
Seem y)orf 934c, perlan9t, ct. 2outs 924e,
Yolebo 92c, Mn9ebot, Onlutb1 .125. Wil=
1palltee 87E, Minneapolis 1.10c.
Corn. - 91luBpretle fir Moi: Stem
Oprf 434c, ct. &ouis 345c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaften.

GERM S. Bfeffer, Buffalo Git0, isis.
Srage: OaS gelencorn mdbit 6ter 6 bis
8 SUB bod unO sur BlItbeSeit gtebt's
Stiirme, Die es uie6erbredeu, mo lit cine
Sorte gu b%efommen, bic nt9t 10 bod tpirb ?
Nntmort: S. 8arteloes go, Qaprence,
&as., 3ei9en ais Jfeubett oas iebr tribe
japanil6e 8roomcorn an, tpel6es in IS Ga>
gen rsifen ioQ, baber mobl ni1t Iebr bob
tpirb; auBerbem nod d6tes i3mergz 8roomz
corn, bas nur cine 60be bon 3 big 4 SUB
erreiden loQ.
6errn Ser nj. S6rGber, Sannober,
&as.-8ra8e: S6abet eS einem 8aQa6,
nit ooer neben etnem 6engit au arbeiten !?
NntDort: 0em Walta6 tpir6 Das nur
lhaoen, penn Der 6enGit itGrfer 1T uno er
fih beBbaIb iiber ietne Grdfte anltreuoen
muB in oieiem Sale miBte er Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
Oas BIutbarnen betm Rtnopfeb.

~S@ ~%AbA&IA%IbN WI NE
TIMER 8lut6arnen (ou6 Notbes Maiier
Ii. i. N. b%enannt) peritebt man bic Gnte
Ieerrl1g bon 8lltt aus ben 6arnipegen, ent>
tueoer nit benz 6arue mebr pber tpeniger
permtidt, ooer audi fir fth dQein: G5 err
ideiut ais ein ~iesititdnotgeS Qetoen Dber
gerneiniam NIT anberen &ranfbeiten, ober
nlr ais bas 9(n3eiAen elmer &ranfbett. Oils
leEitItGnotges Get0eu, bon Gem bier nur
alletn Die 9teoe, fommt e5 bet allen T6teren
Dor, pereinSelt u1D leu6el1arttg, leBtereS
Dorsu9spetie BET WieDerfGuern int Weioez
gauge, am 6Guftgiteu betm 9ttnbe.
0ds ieuhenartige 8lutbarnen tpiro itets
ourd 9taDrung unD 0etrQllt ~neranlaBt, 10
namentli6 Dur6 laure, moori9e, iunpft9e
8ielen uuo tns6elOnoere Walo< uno 8uld>
tpeIoen unD Daber i%tarnrnetDes 6el1. Qufer
ben bier Dorfornme1loen lauren @rGlern ItnD
Die barSigen, berben 8ldtterfnDspen bon
GrIen, @iden, Giefern, Ti6ten II. i. m. uno
Die einen l6arfen Stoff entbaltenen aller>
bano GrGuter bon belonoerem 8elang.
8ispetle1 itnb aud Die nit 9ilsen, Noit
ooer nit Snleften uno bereu Grcrementen
itberSDgenen Bfansen uno Derborbellelt
gta~brungsmtttel Die 8eranlaiiung. Nu6
fanu eS am Trinftpaiier Iieeelt, tpeldes oft
cine mabre 3au8e bon bar5igen, berbeu
Stoffen bartlett, ipenn IS aus Silnpfen
itamnt. 0as pereinSeIte Blutbarnen oaz
gegen fann %DeranlaBt tperben bur6 WliBz
brouG barntreibenber Q(rsuetell, J. 8.
Madboloerbeeren II. /. No., ferner ourb
St6Be, S6ldge auf Die gtterengegeno, for
perlid)e Nnitrengung uno euDli6 our6
prganilde Gerdnoerungen Der gtteren un0
6arlblale uno ourh 0arnitetne.
gu bea6ten lit, oaB ni6t ieoer 6unfel
ODER rOtD9eidrbte 0arn 8lut entbdlt, Die
SGr6ung fam aud bon @auenfarbitoff
ober pom Nutter (8obneuz, Grbienitrob)
berriibren. Die 8e6anolullg Der &rantz
belt muB ielbitrebenb ie nad ibrem Qor=
tommen ueridieoen lein. Sn Der gegel
geDt ie in @eneiung iber, iobaIb Die ltrz
ia6en ertannt un0 a6geiteut ftnb, pelher
umitonb man6es bagegen angepanbte
W8tttel Su unperoielltem 9tufe gebra0t bat,
Sn allen Sdaen elnpfieblt iih alttes Tutter
uno i6letnltge IrGnfe pie @eritenz, Safer
u1D Goggel1neb(luppen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

an1 9@metnema TT bsftef ftd bic !3u=
1T Der porigen @o6e. @el6dft Ian. 9reile
lm 10000. nieortger, ais Dor S Gaoeu.
Sert9urt wuroea Il. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
Gin MniberIQlmtttel

SIT nod ntdt entpedt tporben !; ba aber tpes
ntgitens bier 6inftel Der meni9ltden &rnnts
beiten BON nnretnem 8lute berriibrer,
70 foml1tt cine @tebtSin, bic einen geiunben
i3uitanb bieier 8liIFgfeit beriteQt, einenr
untoerlalmittel 10 nabe, tpte CO m6glid 1T.
Gger's Gariapartlla iibt auf bas 8lut III
jeoem Sta6ium ietner 8tlbung etuen gtns
fluff Gus, unb eigret ft6 Oaber fir cine gr0s
bere Ma~nnigfaItigfeit bon Grantbeiten ais
irgenb cine ansere btsber befanIte Arsuet.
OeS@tuIre asst0 &~arfuneel,
Die ether getpObnIideu 8ebaublung 8iber.
ltano ~leiItet, petden Dor G1er'8 GGria.
partGa ua9 nerbGltntbmdBig farser Gr.
lpenouug.
SEER 6. 6, Murrab, aus charlottesville,
8a,, idreibt uns, er iet Sabre lang nit
@eiGtpiiren bebaftet seipeIeu, Die ibnl otcl
2eiben 3ugeSogen; nllb ouf bteIe folgten
&arfunfel, oerer er n1ebrere 5uglei6 bate.
9a fling ct al aper's 9ariapartla a1 ges
brauhen, unb nahoem er bret Slaideu eius
geuommen, beridmanben bic Sarfunfel,
u1lO MN bat er felt feds Sabren aud ntdt
Elm 8lGtterfen gebqbt.
Sene tidiid}e &ranfbett, bic Sfr0s
bbelu, 1T Die furdtbare urioHe un5dblis
ger Iebel, nub nit QuSseDrang renitert
mir nur cine aus mehrerea gletd) gefdbrlIs
den. &IsIhldge, Shpdrpn, pebe Iige1,
geidmouene 0riier, ifna6e ltnb abge5ehrte
Mtsfeln, u~nregelmdBtgcr appetit llao d5n@
Tide 9inge ftnO Stemlt9 ii9ere IrSetheI
ether Neigung 3u SfrOpbeln. WfaMfeS
@efldt, baS Ionf biibIG fodre, 1T burf ausz
i9tag pbcr bdGli6e Sleden ertfteut, BITE Don
unreinem 8lute berriihren uno an3etgen,
tpte n0tbig a1er's Sarlapariaa 1T Inn oas
1ebel AZ beilen.
Gle Die ali B~lutfranfbettea lelben, folteit
einen ernftlifen geriud nit @per,s Sars
fapariIa MAIDEN: babel r%1iilfer1 1e ale Pul>
Der, 9aIben unb Sautspaifer pertHetoenr
porsiiglth iolh tpoblfeile unb rpertblole WtlTEa
turen, Die ntdt nur feline 9etlung berbels
fibren, ionberu ipgar hdutg Die Srantbet-
ten, bic lie augebli9 beilen Ioleu, oerldlllms
nern unb befefttgeH.
Nper's GariapartQa,
8ubersitet Don d.. s. 6. gper g &c., aOpe4, Maf.
sn allen apOtbeseH gu bGbsu. qssis 81; feds
SIai9sn, 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

g o III nj term etseH. 9tdcD KroDe:
so. 4 al O. go. 5 aH 91@95c, 80. 2 su
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

1gdafe trafen 81, 945 Stid, geoeH 36, 1856
tiif III Der pori9en Mo9e am bieitgen
Marfte etn. ged6fra9e i6ma9 4reiie am
G0luB Der No6e ipetGenb.
gerfQuft lpuroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
WieDNt0rffA

gm Rt nbpieb m q tt betr,tq bic .3u=
flbr 1880 9tiid, segen 4s,05O 9tid in
Der portsen 8o9e. Na@frase i@ma9. preile
matt.
gSerfnutt iD1lrbe1 ". n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18
8unbes9 Hlpf6etn i9l
houto hfnr,
@0rftbcrtGt.

&bicaQo. Is. WGr3,
@eqen bic @orwo6e 1T am @~eisenmortt
Elm ACKNOWLEDGING pom &c. 81 per5ei9nen,
Gorn uuO Safer l6lteBen beinabe 10, wie am
por;een Somitdg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-18

@ Observation-Disclosures 6egeuitdube. betreTenee
Autrn9eH itno on 9errn 0otttieb 8euNtlt9 bpoens
Sem arb. vt Nebraska. gu ri6ten.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-05-09
TWO-PERCENT.

The Two-Percent property, or better
known as the Poorman, is to be operated
again, and shift of men will be put tc
work on it the first of next week. This
property is among the Oldest prospects
in the camp and was the first to make a
shipment of ore from this county. The
shipment was made to Swansea, Wales
and paid it's way with handsome profit
to the owners. In 1879 Mr.. Frisbie
sunk shaft on the vein and the mine
was developed quite extensively, and
paid right along until the failure of the
Northwest company. Since then moth
ing has been done with it, until now
Messrs. Patten, Smith & McWilliams,
the present owners. will proceed with
the development. The shaft is to be
newly timbered and whim will be put
in at once. It is the general opinion that
the Poorman is a valuable property, aud,
if SO, it will soon be brought to the sur
face by these energetic gentlemen.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-05-09
All About Slate Pencils.

In the northwestern part of the town
of Castleton, Rutland county, W., is
the only manufactory of slate pencils
in the United States. The slate rock as
it comes from the quarry is first
sawed into blocks as wide as the slate
pencil is long. These blocks are easily
split into slabs little thicker than the
finished pencil, which is about FIVE
sixteenths of an inch. These are passed
through planning machine and over
an emery belt, which makes them
even and smooth. Next they are
pushed into the jaws of a machine
called a crocodile" which consists of
pair of steel plates, in the under one
of which are six rows Of curved
knives, each being set so as to cut a
little deeper than the preceding one.
These plow out parallel groove half
way through the slab, which is then
turned and laid on a steel plate having
ridges which just fit these grooves
This slides back under the six rows of
teeth of another crocodile" which
cuts the grooves on the other side and
leaves the square pencils side by side.
They are then rounded and pointed
by holding them on an emery belt,
and one man can thus sharpen about
5000 day.
This factory makes 10000 pencils
daily, and employs twenty-five hands.
We might wonder where so many pen
ellis 60, but when we consider that
there arc one or two million school
boys and girls, and many Of them
rather careless, and that slate pencils
are easily broken, we have no doubt
the factory will have its hands full"
to supply the demand
The old way of making pencils was
to saw them out square from the slab
one by one. They were then boxed
and distributed among poor families,
who whitfield them round by hand for
about half a dollar thousand.
Pencils are made from slate much
softer than the states upon which they
are used, and very nice pencils are
made from soapstone. e.-New York
World.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-05-09
written to Mr.. Tower, at Philadelphia,
charging MI. Patten with the offense,

written to Mr.. Tower, at Philadelphia,
charging Nh. Patten with the offense.
On learning this, Mr.. Patten at once re-
quested that the shaft be examined. The
entire depth of the shaft at present is
$50 feet, and on sounding it Mr.. R1ngel-
ing found that the plumbob lodged at
553 feet, the remaining seven feet prob
ably being filed up with natural &C.
cumulation, which, considering the
length of time the mine has been closed
down, is even less than the inspectors ex-
pected. The sounding of the shaft was
not an easy task and endangered human
life. A man was obliged to descend the
Shiny ladder and open the doors at the
different levels above water, but, fortu-
nately, no accident occurred. Mr.. Ring
cling. g report proves that tho story is
utterly false.
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Pity 'Tfs, EIuu True.

Col. Hawkins has made some mild at.
tempts during the past week to lead the
people to believe that the statement
made in our last issue was untrue, but
we again defy the colonel or any one else
to prove wherein we miestated the facts
concerning HIM and his career. One
proof that the would-be temperance lee
turer produces in evidence is receipts
purport1ng to have been signed by the
men he employed, for their wages, but
the men claim they have not been paid
He also shows receipts from restaurants
showing that he actually did pay for
several twenty-five cent meals.
We would like to ask if he has yet
produced receipt from the Hynes
house. which he left in the dead of night
to avoid paying his board bill?
In q conversation with Mr.. Freeman
we learn that he, like many others. is be-
coming acquainted with the colonel, and
he is determined to get rid of him as
soon as possible.
He also attempted to use the Wilson
Bros store for his headquarters but
these gentlemen as soon as, they found
him out promptly placed all his belong
ings in the street.
Church Notes.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. E.
church will meet at the residence Of Mrs.
l.. A. Miller, Wednesday, May 15
There will he religious services at
Rumsey, conducted by Rev. G. W. Jen-
kins, on tomorrow friday evening.
Rev. R. E. Dunlap, of Deer Lodge,
preached in the school house, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights Of this week to
good-sized audiences. He goes from
here to New Chicago, where he will
preach tonight and Friday.
The ladies say that it is fact that
Mrs. farley will be in Philipsburg, and
that the ladies of the u. E. church have
secured her and her noted wax works,
to give an exhibition at the opera house,
Thursday evening. May 16.
The fourth quarterly meeting for the
current conference year of the NJ. E.
church of Phiipsburg ard Granite will
be held at Philipsburg on next Saturday
and Sunday. The conference will con-
vene Saturday afternoon, after the open
ing sermon at 2 o'clock. There will be
preaching IN the evening of Saturday.
The services of Sunday will commence
with love feast at 10 o'clock and preach
ing at IL, followed by the communion
service. There will be preaching Sunday
evening. The services will be conducted
by the Rev. S. e. Snider, presiding elder
of Helena district.
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No. 2,279.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
. NITED STATES LAND OFF
HELENA. Montana. MAY !,


HELENA, Montana, May ], 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the Granite Noun
tain mining company, a corporation existing
under tho laws of the territory of Montana, by
Thomas Weir, its attOrney-in-fact, whose post
office address is Granite, Montana, has this day
fled its application for patent for ,269 linear
feet of the Reindeer lode mining claim. situated
in Flint Creek mining district, Deer Lodge
county Montana territory, the position, course
and extent of the said mining claim, designated
by an ot1;:ial survey thereof a. Lot No. lsl,
Township No. 7 north Range No. 13 west being
more particularly set forth and described in the
official field notes and plat thereof Oh file in ths
office as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner granite
stone 3!x24xl2 inches, set 2 inches deep. marked
1-25lO for corner No. l, witnessed by bearing
trees from corner No. 1, initial point No. ] in
Township north Range Ii west, bears north 81
deg, IS min. 43 sec east 31li feet, and running
thence south deg Us min east $50 feet; thence
south 70 deg, 80 min west ,269 feet: thence
north deg 0j vest $50 feet; thence north 7S deg,
so min etat Z69 feet to corner No. l. tha place
of beginning, containing an area OF 9.79 acres in
this survey, and claimed by the above named
applicant for patent.
Tho location of this mine is recorded in the
office of tho county recorder of Deer Lodge
c:,r',ity, on page 4S4 in book OF lodes.
The ad; Joining claims are survey No. 1.G3s, the
Original lode On the Eorth; survey No. 1.725, tho
Rocky Point mill. and survey No. 1,723, the
General GARFIELD lode or the west.
s. W. LANGHoRNE. Register.
JOS Fl. HARPER, z. 8. Claim Agent.
First Publication, Mays. Is