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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
4 NERRY PARTY.

Tuesday morning merry party left for
weeks encampment at Biglow's, on the
York. Among them were Miss Laura
Wolfe, Miss Laura Enroughty, Of Rich
mond, Misses frankie Davis, Annie
Sweeney. Laura Davis, and others. Mrs.
Wolfe chaperoned the party: ADJUSTMENTS
were abundant-fishing. grabbing. boating,
sketching, bathing, reading, sailing, &c. A
trusty seaman, Captain Casper Dull, man
aged the boats.
At Ferry Point the party received cor
dial and hearty welcome, and after visit
ing the mill were invited to the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. X. Himmelwright,
where delicious repast awaited them.
At Allmondville they visited the plea
SAINT home of Captain Walter Almond.
The sail from there was in rough sea.
While excitement and gaiety were running
high q spray from the briny deep flooded
the deck and many of the party received
an unexpected bath from the white caps.
Thursday another party joined them.
bringing with them fresh supplies of deli
cacies, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
rIfz LEE TO COMMAND.


tu0 AtAhot0 k8UOoAesOus
A special telegram to the Atlanta Jour-
nal from the White Sulphur says:
Your correspondent to-day ran upon an
interesting piece of news that will doubt
less be read by every Georgian and many
people In the adjoining States.
1T il simply this: General Fitzhugh
Lee, southern gentleman, Confederate
general, and Ex-Governor OF Virginia, will
Be in command Of the sham battle to be
held in Atlanta on October 26th.
"The invitation was given to him by
Director Clarence Knowles, who had been
appointed . special committee BY the
Piedmont Exposition Company TO convey
It to the distinguished Virginiau. :.
Yesterday he had an interyisw With
General Lee and obtained his consent.
1.-THE ox-Govsrnor and his family will
be tho guests Of Mr.. Clarence Knowles
during their stay IN Atlanta"
The Journal s ~. illustrates g sh1s specisi y'th
in uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Nos. % and "a north Ninth street.

INVOICE OF DESIRABLE TOILET
l. AND OTHER CR0CKERY DIRECT FROM
MANUFACIU RER AT AUCTlON.-I will sch at
my auction rooms at 1880 A. NJ,
MONDAY, AUGUST ~, 1891,
q very desirable lot Of NEW CROCKERY, con-
sisting in part Of
PLAIN AND DECORATED TOILET SETS, with
and without sop-iars;
Separate PITCHERS, EWERS, SOAPS, BRUSH
HOLDERS, BOWLS, SAUCEkS, PLATES.
&c, &C.;
CUPS and SAUCERS, JARDINIERS. &c, &c.
Also, a large assortment Of CHILDRENS TOYS,
DOLLS, WAGONS, BUILDlNG-BLOChS,
CHAIRS, &c.
Aftor the sale OF the crockery and toys my re-
cular sale Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of all
kinds will take place. GEORGE W. MAYO,
au0 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
THE OLD CAPITAL.


An Interesting Case-Accidsnt at . Saw
Miil-A Merry Party.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, August s.-The Old
Capitol branch OF tho Farmers Alliance
met here to-day, and % this lodge &c. h 1sd 2
ing farmers in this section its delibera-
tions are generally watched with more
than the usual interest.
Information has been received here that
Mr.. John w. Hughes, . well-known citizen
residing at the old Spencer homestead. IN
James City county, il lying dangerously III.
Mr.. Hughes has quite number OF chill
dren, most of whom are at his bedside ad.
ministering to his wants.
The regular monthly term OF County
Court begins Monday, but there arc only
few cases on the docket, and they involve
nothing Of Importance.
DR.. Edwin G. Booth, Of Carter's Grove,
will leave Wednesday morning for the
White Sulphur, to remain . week or ton
days.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
In the case of Charles Slater rs. Annie
B. Slater, involving the custody of the
children OF the parties. an appeal has been
granted to the Supreme Court. and process
to that effect has been served. This is
the same case that was reported by your
correspondent while pending in the County
Court before Judge FArthing. The public
generally take much interest IN it.
Mr.. NJ. 4. Burke, who has been acting
as deputy sheriff for several years, will re-
sign Monday and has notified his principal
to that effect. The resignation is caused
by the pressure of other duties as deputy
treasurer. 1t is surmised that Mr.. James
Banks will succeed Nj. Burke.
ACCIDENT AT A sAw-MLL.
A colored man named Champion Blizzard
met with quite painful accident yester-
in charge of the edging saw he had his
thumb and index finger cut entirely of.
DR.. Leonard Henley rendered the necessary
Yesterday the James City School Board
held their annual meeting and adjusted
their matters. Colonel Allen, the county
superintendent, presided as chairman Of
the board.
Mr.. H. L. Hundley. one of our leading
necessary for the immediate commence
ment of his residence on the lot next to
the Lord Mayors" mansion-one of the
most desirable building sites in our town.
1t is rumored that Mr. ID. Gardner Tyler,
of Charles City county, leading member
of the bar. contemplates removing to New
port News at an early date.
President Lyon G.. Tyler with his family
leave early next week to spend some time
at Sherwood Forest, in Charles City coun-
tv. the home OF his brother, Mr.. Gardner
Tyler.
The DISPATCH correspondent will take
his vacation during the coming week,
spending some time at the seaside.
Several from hero contemplate taking in
the Niagara excursion on the 10Th and the
Luray excursion on the 14th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

TO THE TRADE
GRAND CROCKERY SALE OF TWENTY
HOGSHEADS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF WHITE GRAN
ITEWARE
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO HIGHEST BID
DER At 1924 EAST MAIN STREET,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
at 10k o'clock. This stock represents most
everything In the crockery line, and IL in very
fair condition and some OF very nne quality. The
following 10 only partial list:
very handsome DECORATED DINNER SETS
4 very pretty TEA SETs-44 pieces;
800 pieces DECORATED WARE, such ~ Cow
erod Dishes. Fruit-Dlshes, Pitchers, Plates,
fancy Cups and Saucers, &C., &C.;
1000 assorted NAPPlERS; largo quantity OF
PLATES, CUPS, and sAUCERS:
IS BASINS and PITCHERS;
Fancy TOILET SETS, with Siop-Jars;
400 COVERED DISHES;
80 CHAMBERS, sOUP-fUREENs, and SUGAR.
Dishes;
1000 FRUIf-SAUCERs;
loo ASSORTED PITCHERS
Large lot Of SOUP and BUTTER-DISHES, &c.
This large stock Is now ready for examination.
We invite you 70 call and 60 through the stock
and attend the sale WEDNESDAY and buy ct
your own price.
heads In four hours. ]. II. VALENTINE.
au0 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Oystsrmen Resolve to Organise.
Especial teloGfau 10 the Dispatch,l

BELL RE. Va, vta wnsr Pomr, Va, An.
gust s.-There was an oystsrmen'e meet
Ing here tcday ~. y H. 4 We sssDvsS e
tective Union. A meeting will BE- hsld
August 92d 10 perfect tho creanisation. h
il hoped that By bringing Ill classes Of
oystsrmeu together In "A association the
WsTTins elements may b reconcilsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Well Lssassl.
IIunGal

:. And o you're nassisds Jeskl
HYoss i have eqeoumbeds Ike many
aeoIhss eSioss ns; L2y: a. nrt "a pure . and
SI.! I'm VII pleasure whsrs ~
!. ys !:ss ss. w., :: An bat as' tsshsr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
0taunton's Public Building.
tBy telegraph 70 the Diepstch.1

WARRINGTON. d. O., August 6.-The
special agent appointed to select site for
the public building ct Staunton. Va, has
recommended TO the Treasury Department
the purchase Of the property ct the north.
esst corner OF Lewis and Frederick streets,
owned BY William E Craig and offered Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
HOLLINS INSTITUTE, yiRGlN'

The forty-nlnth session vii open -. 81. u
10, 1891. Eclectic coCrsos 81 -'-"i a..
guages, Literature. Science, Aa-,.' ,.-..
ton, etc., are provided under hish So, 4
with fno facilities under superior nia.' a
The equipment Is ample AMI oV JIM ~. 4, q
advantages Of mineral Ha'efs' -. \
scenery, and salubrious climate. =
professors and twenty hdir, e'l,
Board OF instruction aud Goyernfn, y" e.,
CHARLES l.. COOKE. slpenAt 49,
CHARLES II. COCK /, Busin,.s Z, , 10
Dat nf.is. Hnlftus Va. ~ As-NAf y" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
r Aw SCHOOL. RICHMOND, Va

Tho Law School Of Richmond C.I.s' ~
SEPTEMBER "a, 1921. 10 or .fs 40
course divided between Two c.a-.".. i
senior. School last year very -4.fr'''l- 4.
capital OF the State win all uIe rD'.
government, nine courts lfei"ls, ''i'
municipal, large libraries, nni o., i-' =
meet distinguished men, Giori' re ~
tages. The endowment enables tf .''f.
reduce rates as follows: ! iiion
$40: both. $50. Good loarl "a far
tho city. Address Professor Roc hh Nli-..'
Lester Manor, Va, or foe catal sue g. -
Faculty Richmond College, klchn0'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

vi1ls q Tony Pastors; = r.! sna !. IsF Sc !
tenth Street; "A High Roller" q ne
Bijou, Richard Mansfield q the Garden
and =. b. Gtudley Ct the Windsor.
The New York season Of 1922 promises
TO be very One, and will be marked BY tnl
advent OF several dramatic and musical
celebrities VINO are new TO the American
pubic, and number Of startling Eur s9
pean spectacular productions. Dsil.,
novelties viii lend It brightness, the sue.
cess Of the season will depend, - Il alWeya
does, upon our own actors and SINGERS!
who are - deserving Of applause - an
stars from 'tother side of the frog-pono.
OF course we are apt to pay little more
attention to foreign actors, hscaus;e 3
They're Hinglish, .you know" Inss v
the way OF the world.
wELI-KNowN RICHMOND MEN,
Josh E. Ogden. an erstwhile figure Of
Richmond theatrical life, will pilot new
star over the uncertain track known y
"the road" this season. The name OF tne
star - Irene Kent, and the Richmonues
thinks she will Paralyzs the province ; M
Frank J. Antilotti, Q well-known Si Gu
company. At present " Colonel" Ogden Is
one Of the picturesque figures Of the ten.
derloin district" Any sunny day ne may
be seen strolling down Broadway with the
inevitable cigar stuck in his mouth, but ne
has lost much of his wild western appea,-
ance. and the curls that used to etroggle
down the back of his neck have vanished,
while the Napoleonic goatee il thing Of
the past.
MRS. porrra's STRANGE STORY.
II Is not improbable that Mrs. james
Brown Potter may revisit America during
the coming winter. She Is at present en-
route to London from Japan. where she
and Kyrle Bellew have been giving, recitals.
It would seem that the fame OF the hand.
some. notorious pair preceded them to the
land of hanging. gardens, for their per;
formances packed the bamboo theatres OF
toy loving japan with interested audiences
Of Acknowledged critics.
While in Yokohoma Mrs. Potter had an
interview with Harold Dulaney, o young
Vi:ginian who is leading curious life IN
that far-of land. Mrs. Potter in q per-
sonal letter writes OF the meeting as fol-
lows:
He and were at one time. when was
very young. excellent friends, and l can
not tell you what shock it gave me to
have him suddenly come before me after
50 many years. absence, IN Japanese garb.
with his head shaved and barefooted. He
is living. hermit, in rocky cave in the
hills Just outside Of the Buddhist temple
near the navy-yard. He sent me his card
fancy a bareiooted hermit having cards
and said he knew mo at glance. 1t was q
long. long time, however. before l could
reconcile myself to looking upon the face
of INV old friend amid such painful sur
roundngs. From what he told me i as
sumo that he is religious monomaniac.
and expects to become Buddhist priest"
Fancy Virginia aristocrat officiating
amid the sandalwood surroundings of a
Buddhist temple! Ton JEFFERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
AUCTION nALEe-MOnday.
BY Ellis b Cathcart,
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street.

BY Ellis b Cathcart,
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL ON
w MONDAY MORNING
at 1880 o'clock sharp
HORSES, HARNESS, BUGGIES, FAMILY CAk
RIAGES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GkO
CERES, 6ILvER-PI.ATED WAKE, LINEN
GOODS, etc.
Chamber Suits Of 10 pieces each
2 Parlor Suits, 4 Wardrobes, 2 Hal-Kacke;
Standard Sewing. Machine;
I Singer Sewing Machine;
2 Organs, l Piano;
3 Ice Dream Freez. rs, 1 pair Platform Scales;
. pair Counter Scales, 2 Baby-Oarrtages;
pair Lace Curtains, 9 Childrens Beds;
2 fce-Coolerr, 2 large Bicycles, Tricycle.;
8 Bureaus, g Washstands;
1 largo Oll-Can with Pump;
100 pounds of MI xed and Stick Candy;
An assortment Of Canned Goods;
Teas, Cot7ees, Spices, Soaps, &c;
5 Bedsteads, l Ico-Box, Refrigerator;
Bod Lounge, Marble-Top Tables;
5 Spring Beds;
3 large Gascline-Stoves;
2 Cooking Stoves, 3 Oil-Stovcs;
1 Mattresses;
Is Oak and Cane-scnt Chairs;
Side-Bar Top Buggy, 2 Family Carriages;
l seven-year-oid Horse and Harness
Sale TO commence at 1880 sharp. Come anc
get bargains.
Seats furnished for ladies.
ELLIS & CATHCART,
AUG General Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

eAzgA:, AHou 9 -Thoee q your yeedsfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

MISS SARAH y. RANUOrps
WI SCHOOL rcopens sEprFyprs q,
and offers unusual edgcatlona sf........
its ab,o corps Of teachers under a. f. az
personal supervision, and si'h tIt.
tunities for culture which lif.a..,
tional aud musical centre A. fns. y
Tho school IL situated la the r0.. H...,..
of the city. Apply for oircgaFs 10 maj
Place, Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

yres aud Fatal Htght Among Negroes.
fBy telegraph 70 NE Dtspssch-j
0aEIxvuI1, 8. O.. Ausupt A fFee
heht occurred among negroes 6 church
IN the southeastern part Of Laureas county
on Wednesday night. 6everN men vere
wounded, and Thornton Vance (col0redl
vas Ellsd bY pistol-shot wound N The
stomach. The man Gpppoood 70 have dyed
The fhtal ohot escaped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1901,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, on the promises, No. 3?5
north Seventeenth street, tho following PRO-
PERTY to satisfy distress-warrnnt In my hands
in favor OF N. s. Smith ~. Andrew Thompson:
1 PIGEON-HOLE TABLE, POOL TABLE,
BAR COUNTER, ] ICE BOX,
OVAL SHOWCASES,
/ MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
BEER PUMP.
l6 DECANTERs, @ DEMIJOHNS.
Lot CnEROOTs, lot CIGARS,
9 HEATERS, 2 CHAIRS,
LAMPS and BRACKETS, CLOCK,
STEP.LADDER, l part-barrel CIDER.
TABLE, 8 PICTURES,
TOWEI-RACK, &c.
TERMS: Cash. &c. GARRISON,
aug IL. G. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
VyIRGTNIa FEMALE INsrlIUl =

STATNIVNt u -----II
MRS. GENERAL J. 4. D. STUART, IT'D
Tho fsl, session opens sERTENbah Pc ~. ~
Besf Advantages In oyery dcpaiiue- a
every home comfort and aimifap'0 u. I, =
full particulars - 70 terms, a., ..,ils
prfnciual - 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
pNGINEERING SCHOOL
IyTRGINIA MUITANYINslIII

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNlNtl'i.'
Civil, Mechanical, Mining. ..e
Address ID. q. HUMPHREYS, Letlit ="
~ l9-eod20t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
COLLEGE OF WlLLIAV

~ MARY, WILLIAMSBURG. "a. 1'
gins OCTOBER ], 1891; cl.-.e Jl'. II q
Oldest college Ia tho South. roosU.. ,.
normal and academic training l... j..
roundings; healthy climate. io-'r-.,..l p
nom Richmond on tho Cne.agcllea H.. =
way. Terms cheap. E.pen.-s o.
Wiling 70 tesch 'so yeese "a tA' flUr. h.
OF virginia board, fuel' Ugh, s-! pa. =
e10 per month other siliet, f-or a.,
per month. Tuition fec chargett sa,,,. ,.
students as are not willing D. ta.e....
teach, 1880 per hail RESI- %. .e-i, n.
logue. LYON %. rY.fr'
ty 22-dfm&teoilm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

WATERMEL ONS, WATER
w MELONS.-I will sell MONDAY at Rich
mond and Danvile depot one car CHOICE
SOUTH CAROLINA MELONS, with probability
Of two cars. AL dealers invited TO attend.
au v-1ts L. POWERS, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
METZGER INSTITuTE.A

Ladies' Location IN the Cumteri.- n
unsurpassed for beauty and healtai 4i- .
rough instruction; prepares ~ o'".'
opens SEPrENB Der 1cTH, ,.,, Odd.
HARRIET l. DEXTER Ft....
Nv 5-eod3yt '-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
7 AW SCHOOL

AW NOIIOOII
IL WASHINGTON AND LEE iHli a-'''''
LEXINGTON, VA
G. A. GRAVES. Professor Common at,
Law; j. RAsDOLFH 1ICEKR, F0fe-r
and Constitutional Law. & urr4s 81 d
Der l0rM For Catalogue siife.s ....,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

T WILL BE AT TIE srp.
i TENDESrs OFFICE On ths 49,.
INSTANT FOR the purpose - lKipr,'.
APPLICANTS VINO DESIRE l0 te-
Frs for tho ensuing session in uy .-.
animation of white teachers i3fs. -.
j.. b. frs.l
au 7-5t Superintrrieni Ierr.. .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ITO THE TRADE.

By II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
ID. A. Timbcrlake, Salesnan,l
1886 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

A UCTfON SALE OF BANANAS,
"A LEMONS, ORANGES, LINES, PEARS, AND
APPLES.-We will sell
MONDAY, AUGUST 10TH.
at IL o'clock
$50 punches FANCY BANANAS.
Also, choice Lot LEMONS, ORANGES. LINES,
PEARS, and APPLES.
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 SON.,
au0 1440 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
rus yuLL.

Ihe HyReiA Hotel, which accommodates
90 thOuaand guests in the winter and more
- the summer, u now asfull a. the moon
Sves succeeds In getting. end every train
bragg additions. A Especial from Cincin-
AA0 on Wednesday evening brought .
large crowd, who are now Ia tho swim"
e sv T0cd h e 1c so: SSsf:s :s =
Hlends vili az on tie bsash and have fun
Nth them. 4 numbse Of them have
neought their bathing -sutto along, which
= vos1 - : street dssss you'd como iust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Mrs. Frank Christian is always most
tastefully gowncd, and 10 extremely popu-
lar. The company steadily gains in beauty
and brllliancy. but II goes without saying
that the bellies and beaux of Richmond are
holding their own with great success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-12
PREPARATION OF SOUPS.

Snrr should never be kept in metal
vessels.
a LARGE fire and quick boiling are
great enemies Of good soup.
TIE liquor in which fresh meat has
been boiled should always be used rs
stock.
CREAM or milk, when put into soups,
should be boiled separately, strained
AMI added boiling.
THE flavor Of rich brown soups win
hr brought out better if IL small piece
af s'Iyilr DC added to it.
ALL general soup stock should be
simply made AMI the flavoring inprcdl-
"nt" added each day as the variety is
decided upon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-12
LITERARY PEOPLE.

TIE pope has sent q beautifully
hound copy of his discussion of the
Tabor question to all rulers in Europe.
FRrD"mCK DOUGLASS has written I'm
mtrpduciion to nm English EDITION of
Svhorlchcr's Life of Toussaint rOuver-
turC."
JULIAN HAwTHoRNE believes that
speech is very bungling and made
rna'c method Of conveying thought,
and that the language of future
will consist In facial expression rather
than in words.
No MAN can get any rcul JOY out of
wealth he has obtained by standing on
tho ncclls of the poor.
MEN arc more afraid Of what somc-,
body may say or Shipl; about them than
thcy arc of cannon balls.
TuERt: are hundreds ofmcn who chew
ond smoke, who always howl when
thcu wives want another feather on
thcir" bonncts.
-.Rnm's Uorr,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-12
Rare Chance for Investment
A FINE RANCH WELL. STOCKED
IT A EGAlN

have for SAL the Following described
property situated IN Independence Valley
E.ko Coun Nevada, to-wi.: -
], 400 acres of land, 800 acres of which is
meadow. Culs 4UO tons 81 rcd top, tilhothy
and alfalfa. All under good fence. Plenty
of water and IL clear title to same.
Az cows and nuiferS,. graded Durhams.
10 calves and several yparliugs.
IL Thoroughbred Short HOrN Durham cows
with pedigree. ...
Thoroughbred, Kentucky Short Horn but
with pedigree
broodmares; of them weigh |, 4Un pounds
OF them 1,bOU to I, 100 pounds.
l stallion sired by Blnckhawk, dam b
Rather marc, wei Int l,45O pounds.
3.yeaEOId stallion.
2-year-old tillies and L3-year filly.
2.lnrge work horses.
3yearling colts :
, moving machines.
hay ruke.
2plows.
narrow.
l Lightning hay press (ncw).
l thrcsling machine. ..
! single arivi.g cart and harness.
speed wagon. -.
sent II wagons: . and dhorse wagon
foul "Orse set Uf concord team hunncss
tw,-hOfsc hGgt, AID harness.
Forns, hry xnif'. shov plows and othe
aiming In picmv 4 thrown in.
THIS is urbrs opportunity for sheepmen
In the ',Ilc- tine range, etc. All of
" hich will % sold oil terms wldch rende
this raro chance for profitable investment
| Call OH or'adarrss, S~
+. L. CHAGNON,
g. Tuscarora, evnda..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-12
SINGULAR INDEED.

ITHACA. Mich. has n one. pound babv
A FAMILY ut Norristown, Pa, keens
lortY-Scvcn cats.
a DEAF and dumb hook agent is tho
latest novelty in Now York.
IRON Oregon comes the queer story
e""' 1ivc-ycar old child mt Eugene
grows 1aster on one side than on the
uHrcr wlth"ut any apparent cause.
Sicians There arc reported to be
highly interested in the case.
n FARMER near Yuba CITY. Cal. conn
plains that eighty tons of hay that he
mao cut was drcnched Ivy heavy rain.
.whlIe on the opposite side of his
FORM there was n large field of Grain
'nat needed rain but did not get a drop.
|EwELER at PleaSanton, Cal. has o.
ave E'rantula in glass jar. where he
faS kept II for more than a wear with
"u' 1ood- About two inches of dirt is
XII therc Is In the jar. and how the crea-
lure hves is mystery. He seems as
frisky as ever.
Women In Russia.
Russia, so far behind other countries.
IN Europe in other respects, is at all
events in advance as regards it's treat
ircnt OF women, of which there is lust
now another illustration. BY imperial
ultase it has been settled that in future
women physicians may practice every
where within the Russian empire, pro-
vldcd they wear n badge supplied by
the crown, indicative of their calling.
borrower women are to enjoy special
privileges on practicing in female hos
pitfalls, as well as charitable institu-
tions, gymnasia and schools for young
women. Finally, the ul<asr lays down
special regulations for the appearance
md giving evidence in court of female
thySlcmna- SO that womanly modcsty
>Aalf not;ee outraged by Some impcrti-
uent croSS-eXaminer.
The Right Kind OF Man.
There e'hundrcds of people whose
etilct Joy Is to- help others on. Now it
Is smile. now a good word, now ten
dollars May sucll kind man always
nave carriage to ride in and a horse
not too slsittish! AS heg goes down the
hill of life may the brceching-strap be
strong enough to hold back the load!
When he has ridden to the end of the
earthly road he will have plenty of |
friends to help him unhitch and assist
him out of the carriage. On that night
Will be pleasant to hang up the whip |
with which he drove the enterprises of |
q lifetime and feel that with it he never |
"cut behind" ut those who were |
truGgling.-Talmage, in N. Y. OBJ
server
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-12
HINTS FOR HouSEKEEPGRs

N1T1rESrLSEs can be boiled when
new TO prevent their stretching.
S7ss.tFHr3 barIe put'with dried fruit
vii Keep it free from worms. 8
FRESH fruits should be wrapped in
SOFT popec 10 .iccp well Tor few days.