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"SOft" Drinks Abroad.

There is nothing like the abundance of
soft drinks" TO be had in Europe that
one can get i'll any American town or vii
lagc. In England there are the pcppcry
ginger ale, bottled lemonade and various
mineral waters, while OH the continent
there is the everlasting shcrbct In Italy
and other southern countries one can yet
perhaps half n dozen different fruit sirups.
which arc served in small quantities in
large glasses, the waiter filling up he glass
from the water bottle. The country folk
OF the north make various sorts of light
beers from roots and herbs but these can
not be had ut public places in cities, ;ls
birch beer root beer, slr;aparill;l, and the
like can be got in the United states OF
course the universal use of beer and wine
accounts to a great extent for the lack of
variety III soft drinks. \ more com
prchcnsivc reason perhaps is that no other
people on earth 50 rcrsisicn;ly drcnch
themselves with drinks, in all seasons and
at all hours, us do Americans. Anything
like the scene ut II big soda fountain III any
American town on Il summers day is not
TO be found in any other country New
York Sun
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16
May Men Shed TearsP

us it weak in a man to shed tcars?"
Sooner mayst thou trust thy purse to a
professional pickpockct than give loyal
friendship to the man who boasts of ewes
to which the heart never mounts in dew
only when man wecps he should be alone
hot because tears are weak, but because
they should inc sacred. -Bulwcr Lytton.
Tears spring from no weak and woman
source, but low from the loftiest fountain
of emotion. Tears bcfit q warrior when
his troops desert him, u patriot when his
countrymcn rush to their doom. n father
when his children rebel against his love-
Lytton.
There is a saeredness in tears They are
not the mark of weakness. but of power.
They speak more cloqucntly than 10. 900
tongues. They are messengers of over
whclming grief, Of deep contrition and of
unspeakablc lovc.-Washingto Irving.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16
Farragut on the Mimic.

II. l.. Sladc, an employee of the Taun-
ton Locomotive works of Taunton, Mass,
who was on the gunboat Mimic during the
naval engagement in Mobile bay, denies
that Admiral Furragut was dashed To the
mast while the Hartford was working
under steam, he says, with many of her
light spars on deck the old iron of the en-
envy was always directed not only toward
disabling the boilers, but cutting the spars
in pieces. Had Admiral Farragut been
dashed TO the mast he would have been I'M
necessarily exposing himself. As matter
OF fact, the admiral stood perfectly free on
large grating, which had been taken
from near the wheel and which was dashed
IN the starboard mizZcn rigging, about
three feet above the hammock MEETINGS At
one time portion of the lashings was cut
away, and the admiral was prccipitatcd to
the deck, saving himself, however, from
INJURY by grnsping some Of the running
rigging as he went down. The Hastings
Were once again put on the grating. and
the admiral resumed his old position -
New York Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16
Coffee.

Before being roasted, Mocha, Egyptian
and Syrian cotfees have small bean with
rather blush tint and are more neorly
round than oval Java coffee has n
pleasant smell, and the beans are some
what yellow. Porto Rico, I.aguayra and
Domingo cotlccs have decided siIvery ,ints
1t takes 20 minutes to roast l u pounds OF
coffee, and i'll one of the patent French
rohstcrs the lamp holds just tho right
quantity for doing this. When the coffee
Is roasted, the berries should be first turn
ed out INTO wooden bowl or platter and
not put Immediately into the tin in which
they are subsequently to he stored. When
roasted, the ;oilcc must be fragrant. dark
brown and slightly moist. Turn it about
IN the bowl 10 cool it quickly, then trans
fer it without delay to an alright CAMS
ter. Above all, do not roast large quaint.
tlcs at once and never grind more than is
required Tor one mcal.-Ncw York Telc-
gram.
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cEssRr SICK.

All, mc! Ny heart is sad today
For sight Of the palm cluinps far away
On the golden sands of Aboulkir bay.
ON sick of the long gray gaslit street
And the tircsomc traInping of iadcd feet,
For the Arab footsteps arc dumb and fleet.
The Thames, fog ridden, is full of care
For the grim great barccs that float Oh hcr
But the dahibcahs move light Us air
Here all IS noise, though never tune,
But the Nile winds softly meath sun and moon
To the supple song that the rushcs Groom
Hero skies are dun and there amethyst,
In the desert silence and God keep tryst
And nothing stirs lest word be missed
Percy Addlcshaw i'll Academy.
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A HOME INCIDENT.
Showing How Critical Children Sometime
Become as They Grow Older.


Become as They Grow Older.
II used to have some credit in my own
household" said Mr. Jorglcton. Gas a
judge of character by minor indications,
by handwriting and that sort of thing.
The children would bring to me letters
from friends and acquaintance aud show
mo the supcrScription on the envelope and
say, Papa, what sort of person should
you think this WASP and then l would
take the envelope and look at it carefully
and presently begin, Well, the writer of
this Is Il person of and then would 20
ahead and describe his or her charactcris-
tics, anu l am bound to say TINT general
~ got II pretty near right as the children
acknowledged willingly and with wonder
ing admiration
well, l hadn't heard of anything of
that for some timc-for two or three wears
Then one day my eldest daughter, now
grown To be quite II tall young lady.
brought me an envelope to dcciphcr Hon
orcu by this visit after that lapse of time
L gave an elaborate and careful diagnosis
What do you think OF this orc:' she
said handing me another, and described
that, too. and also u third which she hand
cd me, and when l had finished and had
returned that last one to her, instead of
thanking me with the wondering admira-
tlon Oh former years, she began to shout
for her brother, u youth grown lofty with
the lapse of time, and when he had como
they laughed and laughed and laughed
Whence these laughter 1 said, en-
dcavoring to be funny, though l really
didn't soc any fun in it, and she finally
managed to tell Inc that the three super
scriptions whose features l had SO careful
~ described as indicating three persons of
widely varying characteristics were really
written all by one person Ha, ha, hu!
And then they laughed again with great
delight.
Il tried to explain that q young persons
handwriting, the not wholly formed and
settled handwriting, might easily on one
day and another, really reveal all the char
actcristics l had described, but they only
laughed at this. 1t was enough for them
that had described rs the work of three
persons the handwriting Of one, but why
they should so rejoice over this Slight Incl
dent cannot Imagine unless they have
como To think, as children sometimes do.
that they are smarter than their parents.
New York sun
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rHRJSTEES SALE az v.II-.D,
1 nrovcd rnoi es,at DE- Or ALI ABLE I'M
trust. dated 2ist dsv ot virtue S OF deed or
recorded in the ofire NJ thu niess oS,i, Inu duly
Cont for Tho c;t, ~, % ,aS oe,h OF the musings
No. Is page 2s5 whc nuoHe; VA, IN deed book
and I'm hand conr,r.d ~. SAt,ncilnc ,CommingS
refcrrcd "a, and Inc feai estate hereinafter
deed TO which rcferenrey IN the said
nndcrsiyncd ,r,t @ -, - netet,y inaue) to the
ton OF Snthcrnc Comr sgGusc ooho or obliga-
Building and Loan associat;or W We W IRON beit
and dcTsnif no In, $50 ,o.; vi noanoke. Va;
hereto djrccicd Nv aid hnMn tnereih, ana being
signed trnstte- yin. On EHi0aYy' ,t rnS unaeE,
DAY OF JuVIc ieas ~ tr ni W. The 18TH
10 sell. on me nrcnss.s a a, rrE proceed
vs,, g JI, certain lot or and, with de-
thereon. '0"s' an" o'he' improvements
Beginning az point IN IN. nor,h aid, ., Nj.
avcn1e in The ci,y ~ Rnarnpe ~ stgc OF pare
FIickwr street sEd meesmr,n, IN a" 80; iV ioet rom
avenue 40 foet And sx,cndn s,. '.V -, VI Daie
1870 feet 10 an alsv bein1 tnSa, "a ~ .nat ~luth
a. lot No IS Of section : scrordint, oeshbgnateo
OF the Belmon, Lane Comnsnv,s 5di ~ ny map
city OF Roanoke. Va Trriins a Houi'ioh 10 the
Is IDS HENRY S. Trout. Trnste,
.,,Dr..-rI1,,, :, - 49,.
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Copyright, 1895. !

Copyright, 1857
This Is the story of tho statesman 9TH
lete. His name is Michael J. NIcEttrick
and in the last congress no was repre-
sentative from one of the Boston districts
Mr.. McEttrick is now nearly 80 years old,
but was known in the capitol last winter
as the strongest man in congress. Mr.
McEttrick has been professional athlete
and is perhaps the first man that ever fol
lowed this profession who rose to the digni-
ty OF n seat in the house of representatives
was always exceedingly fond of athlct-
les, said MIR. AlcEttrick to me when ]
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16

hHSIEkS SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
y virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 2Sth day
vi III renrnary, lS'2, from Eleanor b. Bower ana
husband 10 Alex; Neill and Rush U. Derr. to
s Soni, .nc Middle States Loan, Building and
CONSTRUCTION Company the payment OF s., 200
ana default having occurred In tho payments as
PROVIDED Tor IN said decd for more than aiy
months and At the request OF the beneficiary thc
hnvt s'Snec, ~ Surviving trustee (Rush u. Derr
n ~ u , I;ela5ted his ifel, will ON THURS
D D;Aff' i r III DAY OF JUNE, 1925, Ar 10
" ~ Sh a. NJ, In fro II or the premises, pro-
ceed 70 sell at public auction 10 the highest bid
ucr al tha' certain parcel OF land living I'm tha
'',f W Noahoke, w and described as follows.
beginning AZ point on the south sid @ of Salem
aVenne l2u ieei west OF Grove street, thence
.hhence lorth 81 degrees west 30 feet to a point.
thouce north degrees cast zoo feet 10 Salem
nNcnne, thence south 81 degrees cast 20 teet ~
INC ,pl9ec or beginning, being lot No section
20. +. Rorcr's map. ''"
bnt as to the following described part or said
OF Salem avenue $50 feet west of Salem avc5nn
thehce south degrees west 100 feet to a uoint
.neuce north II degrees west 80 feet TO a point
tehve Hoith degrees cast 100 feet to Salem ave,
nue. thence south 81 degrees cast 50 feet to place
OF beginning, the sale by myself ns trnstec
aforesaid will be subject to a deed OF trust fron,
1aiu Eleanor H. Bower TO j. W. Shields, Jr.. and
l.. r. Cockc, trustees, to secure Old Dominion
bundlding and Loan Association the payment OF
so'Vo, winch coed OF trust lie dated the o1th dav
IS page TO- 40 ue'u oooh
Terms: Cash as to enough to pay costs OF sale
G ENC the dent due the said Middle States Loan
bh..!ainE ana construction Company amounting
30 Sl,IS9,o as OF the 10th day OF April 1886 Gnd
Inc residue Il any, ehal be payable In two eonai
annual instruments from day OF sale.
525,d a Snpriy y niL H.,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16

Every man has his moments of inspira-
zion, when he feels and thinks and can do
what AT other times is impossible but they
are only moments and not many Of them
at time, and he should therefore make
most OF thcn.-A. Daudct
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16

Mamna-Hou must be very careful.
The doctor says your system is all upset.
Little Dot guess it is. My foot :
asleep Folks must he awfully upset wen
they goes to sleep at the wrong end LION
don Tit Bits
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16

y woman who ought 70 know snys that
cggShclls buried 10 a dark brown in the
oven and crushed quite fine will keep all
Kinds of bugs away when sprinklcd on
pantry shelves.
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FIDELITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
ROANOKE. va.
Capital, 100000; Surplus, S26, 900.
Does General Banking,
Brokerage and
Insurance Business.

This bank is also authorized to Execute
Trusts, act as Agents for Corporations
Associations and individuals Acts AZ
Registrar OF Stocks, Bonds. etc , OF Corpo
rations. Receives Deposits and Allows
Interest Thereon. Loans Negotiated
JOS. T. ENGLEBY, President
GEO W. RAMSEY, Vice-President.
JAS. III. CAMPBELL. Scc'y. and Treas
K g. JOHNSTON. Insurance Department
DIRscToRs-Jos. T.. Engleby, OF Enyleby a
Bro. Merchants; Jos. IL. Sands. Vice. President
and General Manager N. & W. Il. r.; Jas s. Sim
nous, Real Estate Agent; q. w. Ramsey, Chief
Clerk N. & W. K. Il. Co; c. w. Thomas, Civ
treasurer; John Engleby, OF Engleby u BIO,
Merchants; W f. Winch, Secretary and Treas.
clation John Sexton, Railroad Contractor and
Builder; VIM. Booth, Coal Operator; Geo. p.
Operator.
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To open CLANS without a Knife.

Wash the shells and stand them on the
hinge end in "A bake pan. Put few spoon
fuls of boiling water in the pan. set tn,
pan in the oxen until the shells part. when
they may be easily opened and cooked as
required
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
4, residence lots in the West End BY virtue OF
decree OF the circuit court or Roanoke CITY
Va, entered at the January term, 1875, in the
chancery cause OF +. L. Zabfiskie vs. Frostburg
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LOST.
NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLUTlON NOTICE-THE FIRM OF f.
- IS Ludwig and G. a. moomaw, trading as
consolidated Cigar Co., manufacturers agents
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent, c. a.
can be paid to either OF the undersigned.
g. a. MOOMAW,
Roanoke, Va, May 80. 1895 5sitf
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LEGAL NOTICES,

, nhes. Estate and Investment Company nnd aIs
Suv un9ersigued special commissioners apno,n,c,;
city al ure fs make sale OF the following prop
tbos, oe JONE. ls05, AT II O'CLOCK. N
81. eG,tsln lots or parcels of lard lying in III,
ga ~ ~ noahokc, Va. and bourdcd and describcd
c co to.wt: Beginning a, the northnast
einno v' y. chapman avenue and Is street tbencc
% o ds enc north side OF Chapman avenue sontS
IN d eS.ees east ESQ feet 10 point thence north
tbenSs ees ~ minutes east l31 feet TO an aiiey
soe, &c WIN SAID alley north 20 de yrees yvest 53S
,ioo, ~ - street. thence with street sonth ~
Ep pS @est Is, feet to the place of beginninu
s,i, Ia S.Leash sufficient to paw the cost or
sn anu saie and the sum OF 1868 az with intcr.et
as ~ cp,cmoer Y, 1880, subject 10 credit of si0S
1s, Si the ioih OF November, lS92: Si00 IA he
So Oh April, 1893, and $50 a. of the Ttb 0ctnh e
49, ana also the sum OF 81, 1864 H. with intercst
rom Msy, 18th. 1891; balance IL anv in nns
s.aiments payable with interest In one and IN, w
trust on the property " occu OK
J. W, BOSWELL.
~ RANDOLPH HICKS
special COMMISSIONERS
BOND has been executed as required NV m.
5l5.tds : : ppoorr
me aoov. Gale is postponed by consent q,
paaales 10 JULY /, 1895 at the came bonr and
Pi"ce. y. w. BOSWELL o
,,,., tx RANDOLPH HICKS
A'tus Special Commissioners
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Ramon's Nerve and Bone OIL cures
Rheumatism. Cuts, SoScs, Burns and
Bruises, for 25c.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-16

lannon's Liver Pills s. Tonic Pellets
are Perfect Treatment for Constipation
ana blllousness. UtaJ" One pill dose.
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kLSIkE SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
GaieI 18Th day OF Octr bcr 1890 recorded in
SUicFh oihce or Hastings Court. city OF Roanoke
Wood ward and wife conveyed 10 tho n, m ~.
slShcd trustee the real estate therein dcscrihc5
:. I'VE w. 10 secure to Roanoke Trust, Loan and
:tCoO, evidenced as therein set ONT and dcran
n nay necn made in tho payment of said deb,
th tho of'nE searc sted 80 TO- do by the holder
~ NJ, 1875. Ut II O'Clock, noon, In front OF thc
Sonnrthouse, in the city OF Rosnokc proceed To
fS S al pno,ic auction 10 the highest bidder, all Of
IN property conveyed in said deed 10 viii:
That certain parcel OF land lying in the cttv OF
or tha W d, beginning at the northwest corner
,xitn I n , &c. tna boulevard and street, thence
WI, ~, street in rorthery direction 15o9s feet
10 an alley thence with said alley in westerly
u1rcS.Ion ., teei to point same thence in
sspntnerly direction $50 feet to the bouloyard
7nrd 20 feet to the beginning
ms property has on 1t . connections two
.uryS frame h dwelling with all modern conven-
made subject 10 lien OF 1880 secured in dced o y,
i rus, rom b Il. Woodward and wife to $. W.
10 A. NJ and W. NJ Fuller payment ~ 20 SI rn
evidenccd by bond therein described, of ryen
aa.e win said deed, and payable 1.-Two years after
nun psya6le semi annually, which bond maturcd
lst DAY OF January, 1888, and was by mutnai Con-
sent, eXiendcd for further period or Ave years
con- ,,' uscs shd has attached TO II ten interest
sou S"ns, wh'ch coupons in the sum OF sins
each railing due on the LIST DIS vs. OF Jnly and In
nnry %, eaeh Jear said debt being fret lien on the
~ ibI ~ nnoHe described And the purchaser
to that lien. 'F''J '""Ieet
,r rEkMs-C Cash as to the sum OF past due debt,
the cost OF executing this trust. Balance II on,
payable In enc and two years from dali of 49,
TO be evidenced by negotiable notes OF tho mr.
sold. W A ny Prroperty
5l9tds .,pU!,
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TOLD BY FAMOUS MEN.
The Athlete Statesman From
Boston.
MR. I7ETTRICH's PHYSICAL POWER.

Congress From an Athletic Standpoint-A
Boxer, Swimmer and Fighter-How Con-
gresham Henderson Received His
Wound In the war-A Close Call.
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FTNHE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS GROUNDS
ana pavilion are now open for picnics and
GHcurslons Apply for terms To committee. w
Va. - i'GI 90 ~
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q i6.tds

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-BY VIR.
~ tue or deed or trust executed by J. NJ Con
%c:d anu VIE 10 the undersigned, recorded in
ms ooUS page 2S, in CLERKS Office OF Hust
MAD MADE therein. and being requested so To- do bu
isea S esinnry cIe'n will sell the prem
inc io!,owing eight desirable lots in the civ g.
moI n' a.. namely, lots Nos -, a. 80 and Al
I Dor ,.ee,, and also lots Nos. Is, Is q and - on
800 ~ a.enlc, bceinnngat point on north
suc OF iaticrson avenue, 100 feet Mest OF 'ravlor
s.leei zach one OF the lots has a frontage OF IN
tseV ana y cicio'y located in desirGble mart os
~ sc decn as above referred to for fuli
TEKMS-Cash JAMEsr ,rprnu-
t-ii.tds " ~ !,
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WANTED-HELP.
FOR SALE.

EGGS.-oRDER EGGS FROM PRIZE SrOCK
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va. d6sm
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Ramon's Relief cures ch.ftealacha
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbps.
Dlarrhoea, &c 25c for largo bottle,
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Observation-Disclosures.

SPLENDlD OPPORTUNITY FOR APPOINT
H., ~ nent or young men in the Railway Mail Ser
wee; E1aminations In every State. Write for
INSTITUTE, Washington, d. G.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE Statesmen
tor good territory. to handle our line of
nouscholu goods. Good opportunity for en-
crgetic canyasscrs. apply Standard Installmcnt
Company, D9 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va
J-lJlm VS.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD
w times, when any woman or man can make
from 70 to $40 day easily. All have heard of
vvo wonderful success of the Climax Dish
ma,snet; yet many arc apt to think they can't
mike money selling II; but anyone can make
money, because every family wants one One
agent mas made Si1s SO in the last three months,
attcr paying all cxponscs aud attending to repu.
iar business besides You don't have to canvass;
800 rs a39n Ms people know you have it for sale they
s Nc !, NOT Ior a Dlsh Washer. Address the CLIMAX
hnc, Columbus. y 10. for particulars
Graham guardian., 1895-09-06

A deplorable accident, resulting
in the death of Capt. L. w. Burris,
one of the oldest and most respect
ed citizens of Mogollon, occurred
Saturday. August, "a, at this place,
A recent heavy rain having done
considerable damage to the road
up the mountain, rendering it inn
passable, a force of men were sent
to repair it, and IN filling up some
Of the washouts found it necessary
to roll down rocks from the steep
sides of the canyon. One large
boulder, weighing over a ton, was
dislodged and thundered down the
side of the canyon, striking Capt.
Burris, who was passing along the
road, killing him instantly and
mangling his body in dreadful
manner.-Silrer City Enterprise.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. J. H.
Roberts, who has been working
with a hay bailing outfit in the
country, was brought TO town suf-
fering from screw worms in the
nose. He had been sleeping on
the ground and blow fly had
evidently gotten into his nose and
started the mischief. DR.. Helm
last evening removed forty of the
worms and this morning twenty
five more. He has hopes of bring
ing his patient around all right but
at present he is in a terrible con
dition.-Herald.
Last Sunday evening the 3-year
ol son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n.
Lamb, of Pima, was playing on
the bed and fell to the floor, break
ing his right arm, and the next
day the 5-year old son of w. A.
Martin, of the same place, was
thrown from horse and had his
left arm broken below the wrist.
DR.. Wightman set both broken
limbs, and at last accounts both
patients were doing nicely.
1t is supposed that man by the
name of John Kerley has been lost
and perished of thirst on the Yuma
desert.
The jury has been secured and
the trial Of Durrant commenced in
earnest August 3D..
Graham guardian., 1895-09-06

The stage that runs between
Phenix and Prescott narrowly es-
capped being held up at the Black
Canyon last week. A lone high
wayman ordered the driver to stop
Just as they commenced the de-
scent of the Black Canyon hill,
The driver paid no attention to
the command but kept on going
and an instant later a rifle ball
whistled very close to his head
This frightened the mules and they
fairly flew down the hill and be
yond the reach of the daring high,
wayman.
Graham guardian., 1895-09-06

THERE are 50,000,000 silver dollars
stored at the Philadelphia mint
One of the officials says; "All eff
fort to get them into active circula-
ton have deem futile" The facts
are they have not tried very hard.
Cashiers prefer to handle paper OF
gold, They neither pay out nor
take in silver cheerfully. The peo-
pie accept silver dollars willingly
There is not a mandatory in any
city but could every week pay of
IN SILVER, and the workers gladly
accept it, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Graham guardian., 1895-09-06

In the Probate Court. of the County
of Graham, Territory of Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1895-09-06

LAST week Winthrop Sears,
county recorder ofMar copa county
died of Brights' disease, and it be-
come the duty of the Board of Sup
eIyiscrs to appoint someone to fill
the vacancy. Last Saturday that
body appointed ]. W. Kincaid to
tho position. Mrs. Sears has act
ed in the capacity of deputy re
corder to her late husband ever
Stree his election, and after the
appointment of Mr.. Kincaid he
agreed to retain Mrs. Sears in the
recorders Office, stating that she
should receive as much out of the
Office as he does.