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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

"For several years. in the spring months,
used to be troubled with drowSy, tired
feeling, and dull pain in tie small of my
back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
boilS and rasheS would break out on various
parts Of the body. BY the advice of friends
and my family physician, began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla and continued it till the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
My system was all run down: my skin
rough and Of yellUwiSh hue I tried various
remedies, and while some of them gave me
temporary relief, none of them did any per-
manent good. At last I began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. continuing it exclusive
ly for considerable time, and am pleased
to say that it completely
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26

Solid trains weenCbarleston and Colura-
bia, s IT. n. EMERSON, GenT Pass. Agent
B. WALTERS. Gen1 Manager. :.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26

One finds at the table on festive oc-
casions, and at first-class hotels, al
monds, English walnuts, Brazil nuts
and pecans. The almonds and walnuts
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
RAILROAD MISCELLANY.

THEGE arc 2,7Oo ties in u mile on
railroad.
ABOUT twice ns much power is re-
quircd to stop an express train as to
start one.
TIE new Argentine Pacific rcil-oni
has one Etr,,ta', Il Dad two hundred and
eleven miles long without curve or
bridge.
A NEW car on tho Michigan Central
railroad docs the work of three hundred
men in scraplng the dirt dumped on
the sides of the track to the edges of
the ill.
THE cheapest railway fare in the
world will be that on the Central Lon
don railway, on which thcro will bc
three worlSmens trains daily, tho fare
for six miles being but two cents.
DIR. TALNAGE has had q big expert
ence in rapid transit. He was recently
railroaded over n western line for dis.
tance of two hundred and fifty-four
miles in two hundred and 6fty-four
minutes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
THE uNvARNlG CD TRUTH.

SELF conccit is harder to cure than
cancer.
ROMANCE iG one thia~. but r,a':inr m
h51cTt living and paying your debts is
another.
''k:ow t',vsclf," is gonI nlyiac, but
''lsnov' ;.,;1c,t your nciy!IDorj," is the
genera; practice.
IT,: rl;,n who finds ont TINT he has
mad = fool cf himself has learned
OnHt,iincc valuable.
II 'F01't help your own c~no anv to
sit CO t':" f>a.'A and count the weeds in
y0;:r - ,.i31r':i field.
/: 'e':r:l to get pcopln to sec that
AZ Is wrong upon whloh they
H. 'i,ir hearts.
80 I2"n who THINKS =" c"n rule
tic :: II C':"nGeS his mIlI wien Il
horn; =. .Scr him.
Ilo": -; caGier it is to go - t!:c
flro ~: '''~.,,lvc to do gc,M ...l it is TO
go out j tho cold and DO 1T.
IT i: h,tt+."-' . know whc:' to scv YES
and \" :, !:now the l.: -. = oi
cory word il the dictionary.-Isaln's
Horn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
UNcRowNED ROYALTY.

TIE Princess Alois Liechtenstein.
the beautiful wife of the well-knn"n
Prince Alois. has become totally blind.
THE favorite page of the crown
princess of Sweden is a little negro buy
who was imported from Egypt. He is
a pretty little fellow of twelve yeas
and is dressed in picturesque costume
topped off with diminutive red fez.
THE duke of Edinburg is the most
penurious member of the royal family
and when he parts with a sovereign
there is 4 reluctance visible in the cf-
fort which would make 4 bill-shaver
weep out Of sheer sympathy.
THE duchess of Fife is attracting adj
miration from all England and Scotland
by her conduct rs model mother.
Following the example of Queen
Victoria and the Empress Frederick,
she is nursing her own baby, and may
Frequently be seen walking; the streets
of Brighton with her baby in her arms.
THE commander in chief of the
British army drives through the Kew
Gardens and smokes in the plant
houses, contrary to the regulations
publicly posted in those places; and
when rcmiadcd of the rules by virilant
attendants. he serencly answers: 81
2m.thc duke of Cambridge"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
w. w. BOOHER,
LESSEE and EDITOR
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

10 copy, one year. ar................. ...s 10
hs copy. six mouths. ............-.... 500
for any period under ak months. one dollar
y uo.th. Payable IN advance.
'r.ered by carrier in Elko st % c.nts . week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
LITERARY LITTLE BITS.

DIR. HOLMES is said to be writing two
memoirs, one being that of great sur
geon.
LINNRus, the Swedish scientist, wrote
during his lifetime one hundred and
eighty-four volumes.
TENNYsoN was once asked TO supply
n dozen birthday poems of eight lines
each for 1000 guineas. The poet re-
fused.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

Gil be mude ~ low a. is consistent with
md business princtplaH. apply at the Of
y for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
Ms WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

b ,UiIsLed every sunday, and sent to any ad-
|ess tpnstagc paid. ~ the following rnteG,
uole in advances:
|tt year. - w
lI mouths. Observation-Disclosures. 5U
Ifor any period uDdar ak months, FIFTY
ats per month.
Entered ut the ElRu, Nevada, Postoihre for
hss mail matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

BLACK CASHMERE, haH wool. 81 Inches w'de'
l2)Sr., comes nrst on the iist
Next ATLANTIC F. BLACK CASHMERE, nal'
wool, 36 inches wide, 25c.:
Then BLACK BODY CASHMERE, SO inches
wide, half wool, 37lsc.;
Then comes tho ALL-WOOL SrUFFS, ana "
people would renec, little they would soon
decide 10 buy the ALL-WOOL DRESS every
time, even though the cost is greater at nrst.
We can sell YOU an ALL-WOOL BLACK FLAS'
MEL sUITING, % inches wide, at 25c.:
nicer ALL-WOOL FLANNEL ALDINE, 80
inches vide, at 3oc.;
SERGE FLANNEL, all wool, SO inches wide, at
40c.;
For 5Oc. per yard the great popular price for an
Al-Wooi Dress, we can give you BEDFORD
CORD, the season's novelty, "a inches wide !;
ROYAL CAMEL 'S-HAIR SERGE, SO inches |;
CANELs-HAIR, SO inches wide; BLACK
MOuAIR, AZ inches wide. extra hoayy; TRl-
COT, 80 inches: ATLANTIC j. (ali wool
CASHMERE In Jet and blue-b black, 3S inches,
and SERGE, 80 inches.
Here comes lot Of BLACK NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS:
PLAID SATIN BERBER, 40 inches wide, s5c.;
STRIPED CAMELs-HAIR, A inches wide, e1 ;
CAMEL s-HAIR SERGE. AZ inches wide, s1;
PLAID CAMEL'S-HAIR SERGE, 80 inches wide,
75c.
BLACK CHEyIOT, 43 inches, 81;
PLAID BOUCLE, 30 inches wide, 81;
LONDON STRIPE (beautifui) In two patterns,
44inches wide, s1.35;
BEDFORD CORD, 80, s5c., 1926, and 81:
HEAVY DIAGONAL SERGE, 40 inches wide
el.37la, etc.
NOW FOR A SUMMARY.
BLACK CAsHNERES, 12Isc. to u;
BLACK ALPACA, 25c. to 81;
BLACK SERGE, soc. tos1;
BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, SOC. TO ol
per yard:
BLACK SILK-WARP HENRIETTA. 81 to el.95
PRiESTLEY'S ALL-WOOL BLACK NUNS
vEIIINGS for Wells ct 75c., 81, el.25
o1.5O, snd 81;
The Same In SILK WARP at -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
CI5nks and JVr7b5.

No such styles, no such values can be
found elsewhere. Ladies are requested
to compare our styles and prices with
those Of other houses. The largest
stock in the city. The largest space de-
voted exclusively TO the display OF
Cloaks OF any house south OF New York.
These immense advantages IN our
favor will he Immediately apparent.
Fine Camel's-iiair Cheyiot, Plain
Tailor-Made Refer Jackets, with full
turned and bound seams, roll collar, end
four loops
PLAIN JACKETS. COATS, REEF
TRS, HIP-SkIRT REFERS, VEST
FRONT GARMENTS in variety Of
new effects. all in the newest materials
in disgonals, chcviots, chevrons, clay
worsteds.' wide-wac cords, Bedford
cords. Scotch, English, and French
bomespuns In these styles and mate
rials We show them both plain and fur
trimmed.
TIE BEST ASTRACHAN FUR
TRIMMED REFERS IN this city for
the money. Made Of black diagonal,
with full finch astrachan revere and
and high astrachan collar.
FUK-TRIMMED REFERS IN an
immense assortment. Never before
have We shown so many and at snch rea'
sonable prices as now, and it will be to
your advantage to make an early seiec'
ton.
CAPE NEWMARKETS in variety
Of new styles. . ,r r-c,,
PLUSH REFERS AND PLUSH
SACQUES, fur trimmed, in great va
riety. ,,, A..
most handsome and dressy garment ever
produced, ranging in price as high a;
S75 each down to the lower grades.
BLAZERS S.-The extended warm sen,
son has caused an extraordinary demand
for light weight garments. Our line OF
these goods has no superior III thIs no cry ny
as to quality and price, ranging at g. 4S
S2.73, S2.9o. and S3.99.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
BLACK DRESS GOODS TO SUIT ALL PURSES

, BLACK sILE HrNSARI for MOURNING Wills
ts5 per yard;
| MOHAIR STRIPED BROcADE, 81;
FIGURED MoHAIR BRocADg, 80 inchos, o5oi
BLACK vELvETs. 81, sl.25, el.50, and 81:
BLACK yELvETEEN, 37ll, so. ami eoc-;
BLACK GRAPE, 75c TO 81 per yard.
, These and several other kinds OF WOOL
DRESS GOODS wo havein stock. nakinsn ono OF
tho bes. Black-Goods Departments IN Richmond.
Examine our BLACK GOODS before purchasing
dress.
NOW FOR OUR BLACK COTTON DREss
FABRICS.
BLACK CALICO, 4, 5. 6t4, and s1sc.;
BLACK GINGHAM, i21sc.;
BLACK SATrEEN, 10, 1914, 20, 25, ana ooc
Then our LININGs invite your attention.
RACK CAMBRIC at 5, 81, aud sIsc.
BLACK sILECIA, 81. l2ls, 10, and 2oc';
BLACK CANVAS, 12ls aad 2oc-;
BLACK WIGANS, l0c.:
BLACK PERCALlsE, 1879.
Thsn FANCY-BACK BLACK DRESS LSlS0s
at 1893 and 25c
RACK LARNER'S SATIN at 25c, reduced rom
40c.;
And othsr grades AZ 40, so, and 7Jc.
pT.cK SERGE Innings for COATS ct 20 And
Soc;
RtAcK sURAH SILK, so. IS. s5c.. and 81;
BLACK GRoS-GRAIS SILK. Toe. u, sl.2os
$3.50, 81, and $3.50;
BLACK FAILLE SILK, Sc, si' si.@o' si'oo'
anie e2;
BLACK SATIN. 80, 75c., and 81;
BLACK BaOCADED sATINS and SiLAS W.
sl50, and ~:
BLACK SILK GLOVES, 25, 80. and 7ooi
BLACK KID GLOVES, e1 and sl.6o;
BLACK SUEDE GLOVES, 81 and SL'o;
BLACK SUEDE GAUSTLITs fos af''as o
si.50-somethng entirely new.
Tn fact "a have a nice line Of everything IN
the BLACK LINE, ss well also ss the coLokEps
OF which ws propose next woek TO give sea :
| sigh,v-colored although q strtctly-,ras ACCOUNT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

example Of value Of the many prices in
stock. This g.. 80 Blanket is made on q
cotton-warp. but the wool-filling is so
woven that You only feel the wool,
hence it has every requirement Of an ALI
Wool Blanket, and is in fact stronger
than loosely woven All-Wool Blanket.
We own thousand pairs Of these great
81. 80 Blankets, which We hope to trans
fer to Richmond homes within a very
few months.
Would you take time to look over 300
patterns Of Hugs. If you will come here
to make a selection and We will give you
that attention. These 800 patterns in
clude SMYRNA, Moquette. Brussels, and
Fur hugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
''. i.A 80 yards long,
.H.r
DreSS Trinlnain6s

't.'e 3, iry. Several hundred
i.En.
"tHr DEPARTMENT has 70
-.-'ri 81. z.ges. special prices
a. tanhination Dinner and
-.e go, and the special
t'' ~ li& pieces.
4ccof&,iUn-. three CO
'~..e TS-fJ, and pr.co s2.75 u
'ssrl, Gl.c Handsome Deco
r-.a4 S4ryacDIes, value JOc..
.nfefed Dishes, s-inch obiong,
r,e.. English White China,
'esi ware, l-lncn Msat-Dish,
.f escl: BaEerr, value z4c., +,
nrle-, =.
4. -igd Toilet Sets, elaborate
t-.<D, pri . s5.sS.
''r plate, cup, and saucer, deco
'-' l'ir- E,c. a net.
iiD S.cr, ;uu size-ysiue 33c.,
''' Glasses, igi usual size, price
V4lf',. sl.2O; two quarts. eI.40
s,... t1vso there are hundreds Of
~. every description are here all the
Z, - 'e sols a. advertised aad until
: - AAD AZ East BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
Dress Goods.

We're climbing to the top very fast
in fact, We are already on the top round
Of tine ladder so far rs styles and variety
Of dress goods is concerned. Every
thing being Of this seasons production
Gas We brought no old dress goods from
Main street, we are in the same position
in regard to stock AS il we were TO open
a new store tomorrow. You will find
the same high-class goods throughout
our entire stock that you will find in
any Of the finest stores Of America. Nc
better styles, 10 better variety. no bet
ter qualities can be found anywhere than
We are now showing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
CGrpe /

e.t greie-, the late-t
GIBBS aAI colofingr-M0-
A .'Dl, NeiNeIs, Body
Nciyef., Three
Frtarro ls Tor foOring.
aM. ~ them run l!Ae
4te.. In1y-Brussels.
ye's, a.: Ingram
.i . r.c pfi IS up. W.th
.fr-. Ns-r last season >
- selling them cheaper
.l Arrangements with
.4.f- Q4--li-es make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
Silks. Velvets. COrdurOyS.
Carpets, Carpets. Carpets.

Onr Garrett Department on the second nor IS
one # tho best aud largest stocked IN tho city.
Cottage Carpet et l2is, -, 20, and 23c.
Ingram, Tapestry. Brussels, Yelvets. Molueucs,
Ayminsters, Druggets In Felt, Ingram.
Russ IN Tapestry, Moluette. Smyrna. Wilton
Veiycts Ha--ocka. all at very low prices;
Ingram Carpets az %, 2S, 30, ~, ana osc' for
the best wool;
Tapestry Carpets At 40, 5s, co, IS. IS. and o7c.
Tor the best article;
Body-Brussels Carpet at 81 and sl."o, made
and iai on ths icOr;
Wilton Mo,uette Garrett at 96c. worth sl.5o;
pobson', best Moquctte Carpet ht sl.2o, made
and laid; o
Moquetto and Velye, Carpets at st.oo and
smvrna Rugs at 30. O.. -. ooc., 81. sl."5;
81, s2.75, -, $500. and So for sofa Rug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
N 0 W FOR BARGAINS
GRAND
OPENING OF NEW FALL GOODS
M TTTELDORFERS>
NEW GRANITE BUILDING,
217 EAST BROAD STREET.

st and s,r ,,ny .nf Win
yIowp
<
o show Of
AMI mos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

il very often happens that Carpet
men come here rs representatives Of
rills to sell Us Carpets. Their first sur
prlse here is the low prices. One such
has recently been somewhat overcome at
tho contrasts between our low prices and
the higher ones he has been accustomed
to. Another surprise is the extent Of
cur stock. II the best makes OF Iapes-
try, Brussels, Body brussels, Nelycts,
NJ }quets, in erain-including Roxburys,
Smiths, Stinson's. Sloans. Sawell's, etc.
The most necessary adjunct TO pretty
Carpet IS ;he laying and sewing OF 1t.
This portion OF our Carpet business is
under the charge Of one OF the most
trustworthy Carpet and Upholstery men,
born and raised in this city. In every
case We guarantee a perfect, smooth-ht-
ting Carpet. and we see to 1t that such Is
the case, no matter how cheap or how
fine the Carpet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04


We an know what Lupiu's H"nriotta-
arc iup.n "a ne most reliable maker u
'a-Amrres ami Ilenrietras IN ffancel-
Huy snade ot Lupin'- lieEriet A., 40 inc D -
Wa. WITH al the h.=ilr AMI 1ulsn Of SIX
warp iicnnsiias iu't 4Oc yef';.
in' SLasg! lamrl' iidir Scotch 'heV.-
- inlI fha seasons fashions iof street
49, ruugh-gelr nrtss Materials. Their
are he.c ~ rieces - Incl 30 t'lc, ul WOOL
" ss4-f p.ti. . STYLES -tllp". --yle
- & + these noU1y eoOis. !lst iOe. .
ynri.
4 lO-nch-wiie Eeql Bedford Corl--tno
klI fhat is voyen % A. liAt 3 c"i an,
tie mn.'t.ai ~ worn ont. tAr shade -.
'-n, ol' slaGs 81 p-riic, $50 shndes ',
fw, shaies = ..ogn. tw) sGa1cs I
D.a' ..I-t ND- y y1r'.
frach S.rgrs. ni wool, nnc twill. with
haf-frc inii- - 'ish' shades riauir
parallel o. Aue' cf tufffd b'afo A. rafhau
tr D-p.y tho ,uiy ono style u his mat~-
-. 90. th.7 frl'Cu. SIX colOfS-tT'en'
blue, brown, ca'net. purple, Dia. ~
lr4ss aide. iu.f s'r. YARD.
Al iLcNIcfieIret or ignH'1nt importer
oriD'ri dress psti'rns IN nin'- and ten
yufi .-ulfAs. -. cJIlso ho couliu, sel
them-therc were tw0 many yards In enci
pattern 80 SO bought ID IN n. sacrifice
nld lre sriiinx them In any quantity you
desire for combinations or entire su'is
bf ..i.cl elt STYLES IN The iut. worm i u
Sl.II q yafd. Oar prices on tho mateiial'
ere fjr.fo >l.HJ yafd.
A'-Mool DOuble-Niith Twilied Clotf
Sui'ilr. solid colorel- darh-blue, green
red. brown, tan. ctc.-lorming tho mos
fIiefaniial ol u.ateuals tor school dresses
iu-t -5'. D yard
sui ings ol MiYed-Gray, Brown, AM
b.. Douhlc-Wlith Wool Filings, JUS
L.. 81. q yard.
- pieces more o. 'ht Narrow-Siripcf
~ plad nfghf-C olcr,I ncntletias. >,
inches wide. 2.c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

All sys arc
Dress Goods days
here at this season.
With the immensi-
ty OF our sssort-
ment every day
sees SO m 0 new
stylish Dress Goods
como TO the top
marked at "A price
that fairly causes
it 10 sell before we
have a chance to
advise you Of it
through Our adver-
tise m ents. We
have been concen-
trating tue items
noted below So as
10 spring them on
you altogether and
have a royal Dress
Eooga woe,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
CARPETS and Rues.

STRAWS TELL HOW THE WIND
BLOWS. Our Carpet sales last week
were l25 per cent over the correspond
ing week OF last year. Just one and one
quarter times as large We have set ont
this week 10 beat this record. and your
going to help us do it, for the simple
reason that It will he to your interest to
do so. We know-so DO you-how the
fame of our Carpet Department has
spread, and how for weeks the surgipg,
constantly-swelllng tide of trade has
been setting our way. Values tell in the
long run. Quality and styles are the
great factors.
THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUES in
everything at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES has been our only policy.
Our stock is the largest il the city. Our
Carpet-Hoom IS all that one could desire
for the selection Of colors or patterns.
Can We count you this week among our
new customers? If you will come and
see US we are confident we can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

NlLfN', 7 fTIfNf ~
Bedford Cords. the newes. and most stylish
dress goods ont, In all shades, ~ 20, 30, A.
63. ~. s9c.. 81, mp 10 s2.s5 per yard; =.
Rroadcloth. In all colOrs at 30, 65, 40, s0c., q,
si.25. and 81 for the best imported;
Robes imported directly for rs IN Brosdcio,n'
Csmels-Hair, Bouclcs, Sergcs, with hand-
some decoration, from $500 10 sf3 Tor a
beauty:
Rough Goods, vcry stylish, from 23c. to SEQ
per yard; ~
serees Aud Iienricttas. all colo-s, from 2lc. 70
Soc. per yari-these are rare oareelhs; nm.
OSl.S5 per yard:
Neilum-prcei Goods In all now shades ana
styles. ranging In price from slsc 70 SIC. per
yarI-a very largo stock 20 select s'iom'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Fnamclled b. Bow-knot Lace Pins. 39c.
l4-,afet Gold Ring ior Ladies with Mar
quise se;s, 81.
Cnilirrns Solid Gold Engraved Band
Rings, 25c.
Enameied Flour lie LA Sick Pins, 25c.
Gcntiemen's Extra Plated Collar But
tons, warranted for i've years, 23c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

We are going to feel the pulse OF you
Richmond people. Here are just exact
IL 100 Chenille Table-Covers, . yards
square, to sell for CSC. each. Seven dif-
ferent colors. We are going to keep
tally to see how long 1t will take to sell
100 Chenille Tahe-Covers for $50. each.
Have You a doubt where the Black Dress
Goods business ia being done. Take a
little time 10 look through our assort-
ment and youll not wonder that such An
assortment at our prices should cause
the bulk OF tho Black Goods buying to
centre here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

IT ~ u. -" = 70
.-,ueat Is fuller than you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

shows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

-ri Tal'c-c.oihs. satin
Al.a sl.-,-ya.-e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

o.. pieces more Of INT Narrow-Sirpod
~ plaid Nfighi-Color,I lcnrettas. 80
Co.. hes vide 1.,s IA ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

20 l4mlsk, 80
ai s...s b.. $40.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-18
AFRICAN ATOMS.

THERE are 377, 900 Europeans living at
the Cape of Good Hope, Africa.
OVER seven tons of diamonds have
been taken out of the south African
diamond mines.
DIAMONDS have been found in British
Guiana, where a gold-mine owner re-
Gently collected 639 stones.
! MANY of the barbarous natives of
Africa make cigars, if such a word all
be applied to tobacco roughly rolled up
in a leaf.
AN imitation wine is made from figs
In Algeria by sleeping the figs in warm
water and fermenting the liquor OBJ
taincd.
EGYPT has been inundated by crowds
OF people doing" the Nile in steamers
or dahabeahs, each armed with his
own special fancy in the way of a.
camera.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-18
MECHANICAL SCIENCE.

AN ingenious American proposes to
build an elevator at Mount Blanc which
will be able to carry two hundred and
sixteen persons at once.
GUM ARABIC, which was once univer-
sally used, has become very scarce and
dear, and a substitute is being made
from starch.
HERR FREDERICK WINTERHoFF, of Co
logne, has patented process for pre-
pairing plates of glass to act as litho-
graphic stones. They are said to be
cheaper, free from veins and more con-
venient in use.
Two MARKED improvements have re-
Gently been made in the use of gas for
lighthouse illumination. One is a
process of enriching gas made from or
dinary coking coal by the addition of
hydrocarbons and heated air; the other
Is the new dioptric lens.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-18
FROM EDUCATIONAL FIELDS,

NEW YORK CITY employs 3,54S public
school-teachers.
PROF. WILLIAM s. TYLER has taught
Greek at Amherst college for forty-five
years. ..E# ... .-....
THE College of New Jersey has re-
ceived as gifts during the past year
more than 100000.
SMITH college started sixteen years
ago with twelve pupils. 1t has gradu-
ated 500 young women and has $40 Oh
its rolls.
YALE's oldest living graduate is said
to be Edward McCrady, of Charleston.
5. c., who came out in the class of 1920
with President Woolsey.
TIE board Of regents of New York
state have granted a charter of incor
poration to a new law school in lev
York city, to be called the New York
Law School,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-18
Seven Millions OF BuGaloe,.

Gather up the fragments that nothing
be lost" is text that seems to commend
itself t. economic science. In the race
Tor material wealth, the world is learn
ing that almost nothing need be wasted.
Even the garbage and sewage of q
great city has uses now. On the prai-
ries OF the west the buffaloes have been
almost exterminated. But their useful
ness Is by no means ended. Their bones
are being gathered and shipped east
ward, where they are converted into
fertilizers. From the single station of
Minot, in North Dakota, there were
shipped last year arts tons of bones,
and this year, so far, 2,4o0 tons. The
entire shipments from the west in the
last six years are estimated to represent
1000, 900 buffaloes . 49,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-17
NOT AN ELEEMOSYNARY INSTITU-
TON

Its funny about some people one
meets travelling" remarked drum
mer at the Cadillac as he threw his
feet upon the writing table
How" inquired the man next to
him.
ION dining car, for instance, the
other day." he went on jerkily.
What :" asked the other man, en-
couragingly.
Coming over from New York.
Odd sort OF a genius across the car
from me. After he had left the car
the water who had served him brush
ed the crumbs off of my table.
See dat man, boss ?" he asked.
Reckon he nevah was on dinin
car befo'.'
Why ?" 1 enquired
Gaze, boss, he axed for a second
helpin'. Gemmen what eats on desc
we're dinin' cabs, boss, knows dey
amt no char'tible institutions fer
givin' victuals away in no SIGH man
nah as dat
Il had been thinking / wanted
little more than had been allowed me,
but l didn't ask for it after that"
and the drummer sighed Detroit
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