MINING JOURNAL.
i, B. ODER. Editor.
fWOtTBUBG. HP., KOV. 38,1881.
A. LEADIH* phyeieia* fnrniahe* ibe
•rtiel* sapped "Diptheria." Read it
•retail? and prolt by iti euggesiions
BiaCK JTbobt, Eq., I* spoken of as a
•endldale far clerk to the county commis
sioner*. Well I—Cumberland Times.
0, that's all right; that is, if the
SMamuaioßers will permit the pro
posed mv clerk to sab-let.
“Jl Oaks" in last Saturday's Valley
Tien** has the disconnected ring of
•n average editorial in that umni
pailed paper. Otherwise, Lonacon
iag appears to be afflicted with the
company of two very able oranks.
The Valley Tint* speaks of “four
individuals who were each promised
the Mias Inspectorship" by the editor
of this paper when a candidate
Give as privately or publicly the
ibm of these fear gentlemen, please.
"The old and fossilised remember
ers of Jaskeon and the hickory tree"
is good. Possibly an olject might be
'‘eld'* without being "fossilized,” but
hardly ties versa. When that object
il n "remsmberer” —well, we pass.
Fact in, the Valley Timet has no more
ass for rhetoric than a toad for
haversack. __
"Ohio's annual election is over oucc
more. Not many days -go tlio working
man ef Ohio was a great being, courted
and praised. To day he Is it political non
enity. Whyt Because be is too short
sighted to use bis political tram liise lor
his own benelt.—Athena Republican.
Pretty good, that, but the last sentence
|S as true me the gospel itself. When will
workingmen learn to vote for their best
Interests f—Lrbot Tribune, Nov. 19.
