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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

DIR. JogyaroH has reaoved his den:a
Office 70 the boa riding houss Of Miss Caroline
Tanksesly, opposite Cunbsfissd Presbyte'
riau Church. .yaiiutJsn.0aw
FER 0ale Or Beat.
A commodious and comfortable dwelling
in wflliamsport, Maury Coanty. Terms res
soaabls sndlcosy. Apply % 9, ". sroeEAnD
Williamsport. si< - s.!sylisn u u
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

Henry Kinzer, an old and highly es-
teemed citizen OF Sawdust Valley, died
on last Saturday morning. He was born
near Petersburg, Va, seventy-fivey years
ago, and came to Maury County, in a
wagon, when he was ten years old, and
settled Oh a farm known rs the "Lunn
Place." now, near Undertook Forty
years ago, he moved to the place he died
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A list OF LISTERS

Remaining in the Pest Office, at Column
bia, Tenn, December %, 1871, II no,
called for in thirty days, will be sent to
the dead letter Office, at Washington
d. c.
GENTLEMAN's LIST. LADIES' LIST.
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Original ATTACHMENT.

-. John Voss ". John Cooh.
Il appearing 10 NE in the afovs ease, from
the afildavit Of the plaintiff. that the defsad-
ant has len the Stats Of fennessee, - hat the
ordinary poDcess Of law cannot b served q
him, and Il further appearing that - haa
been attached By his goods. II b tAsfsfefc
ordefed by me that publication b nads =
Cd 10 ne city Of Columbia, lbs Soar eossseu.
dive wesks, thas the said joha Cook. appear
before me q ny Office IN Ne esh Civil DE-
trict of Maury county, % the nd Of Fsbre.-
~, 1877, and defend said attachmenl o. the
same Will be proceeded With ~ Yarte % 10
him. BENZ. HARRISON, ]. r.
jau l2-4W.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

81 Miss Casolins Tsakessly has opened Z
boarding house II The house FORMERLY occupied
by Mrs. Bond, opposite cunberisnd Presbyte.
rian Church. - 49, ,r.s.s tSan. y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12
A0msf Fail

Toys and Christmas presents can be found
Mrs. NJ, J. Brysnt's Enporian Of rashien..
nov II - t4
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

Trimmed Bonnets and Hats from u co to
as 90 each. at Mrs. N. J. Bryants Emporium
Of Fashion. 80 "a - - NOV
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- aRoPtuue,

Luck = aRertsne.
And only costs yop two dollars to try Il
in the Maury County Real Estate Dis
tribution. s55s ssfe sf'1 hHs -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12
'I.1..,csc-T1re tIIeau

- Would respsutfhlly ask ~ hose who
are indebted to them TO caH send settle
tho same. during the month OF January,
Or they VIII nnd their sccounes IN the
hands Of "a o6lcer. - - ~ 49,
Jan. 8 e. r'sAsaAs - - -.
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NEW ADvERTlsERlENTs.


Please Red.
= Faie warning. We respectfully is1osn 81
who ere indsb6sd 70 ~ slthse b Nees - Ae.
couns, 10 cone forward and sstsas inuediaseiy'
u money We must have. Al dses de- u
mot settled BY Feb'y. lss win b hasdsi OH
Tor collection. We M8AN SUr WHAT VI eAx'
WILLIAMS & TYLER.
xandresh's 0asAsa 0eeA To- lozS'
: T B. RAMS has jsst ssoeivsd, difses IN
D. Laadrsth See, Of PhllaaslPhis. Nh -
sertmsat Of Garden Seed. 6anA b yssf hssa
early before The sesortnest i1shrskss.
Es7ira1 alEi 80. taE Jsn. l9-2m.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12
OVER THE COUNTY.

During last week, some three hun
dred colored persons left tn county
going farther South to work on internal
improvements and farms at good wages.
In giving the names of the Quorum
Court, last week, we accidentally omit
tod tho name of Esquire r. b. Allen.
lie was one OF the Quorum last year,
and was so efficient i'm the discharge Of
the laborious and delicate duties OF his
position that he was reelected.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

One new hose, lonr fUona City lots
on College slsssG An ga rsrsoassas
-tefms.o 'SB54sI1e tsRs shLe I.---t1f
3dJaa 9Th sm.d ads dS.!B. STEELE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

Alarss assortment Of Jewelry and Toilet AZ
ticles 1t Mrs.. n. J. Bryants Emporium Of
Fashion. - tfza.z-lE ia. IL. nov ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

On the prom Uses Of the underlined. In the
suburbs Of Columbia, comfortable dwelling.
with four rooms, and basement. with sta
BILE, yard and garden. w B. kAiNsf.
Dec. 22,-ti = syss OF
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To secure insertion advertisement
must be handed IN by Wednesday,
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POSTED.

LAND POSTED. \ 20 = -
The undersignsd do hereby warn al psrson
not to hunt or otherwise t!espass upon thei
premises. All offenders viii be prosecuted t
the extent Of the law. -. 70
1908 s7sE N G. ALEXANDER, JR.,
sd ses,lly7 T. b. ALEXANDER, 81
s5ss q. "a. W.sALEXANDER,
-f.,. Hrssg AL. ALEXANDER, s.
y - 80 REUBEN POLK. s.s .,i.,,
June 1. 1871, ..4.,-., -.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

Mr.. g. Sansem, . worthy young MAJ
Of this county, has gone 10 Texaa.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12
Smith TOXIC 5laoP
FOE THE CUEE CE
FOR THE CCEE OF
4GUE AND EEV EG
Or Chills and Fever.

r.. -r.. : o. dis celebrated r .e- 20
;,stlv claims 60. . euperiori,y cvsr al! ne
1,es ar nt;'riJ -, apvbiic ioItc sAs.. -
TAIN, SPEEDY ard PERI ~ -, 80 - 80
Fever, or Chills and Fever. "a. CO... ...-',
Org standing. lie refers 10 .-.,.-..-- IA,
aud Western country 70 lear L. $50. ..-..t.
the truth Of tie assertion, the. IL -. 80
ever will it fail TO cure Il the o.. =, b 80
strictly followed and carried cus. q.Tt
many eases single dose has been 81. md
for a cure, and whole families have been "A
by single bottle, with i peri-ct restoration
the general health. Il is, however. rr-' rt,
and in every case mO-e certain O. rrle. d. IT'S
use Is continued in smaller 40s,s t..a f.--.- ar
two after the disease has been cheek. % a..r.
especially in difficult and l1rE-z..r.-.- e.s...
Usually tins medicine viii hot rlsu.a. .rr ard
10 keep the bowels IN good order. Sla.! Tire
patient, however, req lIre q Ci-hl-t'c u.. ....-,
after havisg taken three o. tnU- i.se- q. s.s
tonic, a single dose OF BCLL's FEGK4aui.z 49,
LILY PILLS viii he sufficient.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

80 3 7enNrIEMkN's LIST. fae = r
-. = " sss.s. > - s. >
Moore - 81 lodge, = AIartindaie,- Alfred
Mall hasvs. HarrisonAieleas, n. 4. 90 70
McI.eniore, Adkins aeely jQnachaw
MspoMs,s. s. G.s...44,ay hen. y, ~,
Niles, Henry Msyb2eerry' 99n n, -,
Nicholson. ReY,p {. Sahrson, Joseph
Nolen, las. .A@w -. xssasss - gEFa (
p,sstsn. ,illialn, Piaioll, George gel
PSwser, Aibeltl sss i&se, .A-FC. - si.s1ys
X, = " - 81 rs -. I fb'' 1lsf 90 {
-tlssAsI, 3'Aicss s-s4HSss rs8z@a be-
? .sth.f saisz.ss Eaians,s ST. ~ --s. ..
~ .sa4nasT e r.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

The CURSE OF ENGLAND.-1So fear
fiji has the evil of intempenlnce he
come IN Great Britain among both
sexes, high aud low, that public men,
statesmen and editors, are feeling the
necessity Of abatipg it. At the open
ing of the present session OF Parlia-
nieut. the Marquis Of Westminster,
the wealtlliest man in the kingdom,
in moving the address in the House of
Lords iIileply to the Queens speech,
strongly urged the necessity of eratli-
eating the evil by legislation. lie
stated that in short time $45, ,O0O, ,OO0
had Teen spent in intoxicating drinks.
I'm the House Of COmmoils a member
asked leave to introduce 9 bill to give
to property owners the power OF
| granting or refusing licenses to cell
liquors.; and another proposed q bill
TO prevent adnlteratioil. x cores
p0lElent of the Herrid and Prssbfer
SAYS that in temperance meeting in
Exeter Hall. it was stated that there
are GOO, 600 drimkards In the Kingdom,
and that forty sovereigns placed on
every verse Of the Bible would not
Elrepresent the money annually spent
for Intoxicating drinks; /. ..s,n.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05


and has taken him to HIMSELF Thcrp
IL only one thing | want now--mv
hnsbaIpl's body. It belongs 10 ME
II i minel / alone will wafch over II
II alone will lav Il in the co.Iin-a,m
| alone will follow ID to the grave
RID them bring me my h,,sband. and
promise me faithfully TINT no one
Shall disturb the Inst few hours that I.
Marie Oppenheim, have to spend with
nv darling boy. Sir, | beg-I I'M
plore--to allow me this!' Y9
"What could | say?
~ gave her his last letter. and left
her n she bid me.
might after night | watched the
bonse from my balcony opposite. II
was bitterly cold, but there stood
and watched. and sralding were the
fears I shed for her who sat ,lesolate m
the room in which light Burned
tIronph the long night into the morn
ino again,
eMy house was terribly close to her.
and heard everything. / heard her
awful shrek, when they led her away,
and she Ind seen his face for the Inst
time, and ] heard the dull thud of the
hammer. and the click of the cruel
nails. t
we followed, all of us, but afar off
and away from her.
"The next day. hearing and know
inc that Max's widow was desperately
moor. [ wrote to her, notifying what
we lad arranged to do among our
selves for her.
..Shc wrote back. declining all as
sistauce, and within a few days had
left Heidelberg no one knew where.
| tried in vain to discover her where
abouts, and not long afterwards l my
SIsa .aur.N %
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

An intoxicated lmn in ST. Johns
rNeWaqBiainswlck, recently entered the
church, went to slaen, woke np lnilhe
middle Of tile sermon, persisted sing
Ing Old Hundred at that ipapproprl-
ate time, and, after severe labor, was
elected. .>yDhl lrf} r4l Gal'li02
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

Tue Mup CuRE.--A street scenc
in San Francisco is described as
follows:
."Tuesday morning a horse draw
ing a grocery wagon up Pacific
street, took a notion into his lean
head that he had gone far enough,
and in spite Of urging, coaxing, and
whipping, stood stock still, with hi
ears drawn back. The crowd sur
rounded him, and innumerable
treatments were suggested aud tried
with no avail. They sawed hi|
fore-legs with a rope, stopped his
breathing, twisted his tail, pulled
and pushed him; but he only
braced tile harder, and looked at
the crowd with an eye Of contempt.
~ last a tall Piker came along.
and picking upa large handful ot
mud from the gutter, crammcd II
into the brute's mouth. There was
a scattering of the crowd as the old
horse kicked. and reared, and the
scene ended in an exciting race BY
the young man after his horse and
wagon, as they tore up the street at
a pace they never equaled before"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

glA celebrated Wlt, speaking ofnhis
ssay ut d, hotel, obsgrye.l.iI. c.tllegttor
4 bottle Of wine that my landlord
might live Iabstained from drink
ing IL thai, I might liye, too" y,q8
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

Daniel Webster once said :it2FYEfc
longer Hive the more highly dol es-
Itinate the Christian Sabhath; the
more grateful do feel toward those
who Impress It's Importance Oh tlle
CDynlnunitys'u,aijt sdi IL YNGaTYi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

WHAT SCOTLAND PAYS FOR ALE
Mr.. Bass, the India Pale Ale man, a
great brewer, has been speechifying to
his confreres. and, among other things,
he exhorted that men, especially if ad-
vanced in years, should eat balfand
drink double their usual quantum.
This said in earnest would only be tie
old saying about millers wishing watt
to their own wheels. The whole has
been pretty well examined by pure
water men. and it is not likely to in-
crease the liquor trade. Bit as to the
means of the nations subsistence, its
destruction and the consequent evils.
| will attempt to condense very briefly
few statistics. by free trade in corn,
gl. 100. 600 is saved to the nation hut
f70. 900. 900 worth is withdrawn from
food and made into drink yearly. and
this costs tile drinkers ell3,000,0O0
yearly, which helps in making the
number Of criminals in iails and l3l.-
600 convictions for drunkenness yearly.
largely swelling also the rates for poor
and police up to the enormous sum OF
thirteen and a half million sterling
Interior.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

II saw Esan kissing Kate
got The iact h We I'LL three SAW,
/, III shw Esali, he saw me.fN siiii
And she saw, | saw Esau." .,i.t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05
SPECTACLES.
MONEY CAN NOT BUY 1T,
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!


WE NOW OFFER a GLASS TO THE
w public which is pronounced by the
most celebrated opticians OF tue woriu 70
be the most perfect, natural, artificial heip
to tho Human eye ever known. They are
ground under our own supervision. al our
own mlnufactory, in New Haven, ana are
so constructed that the core or center OF
the lens comes directly in front OF the eye,
producinga
CLEAR AND DESTlNG'T VISION,
As in the natural, healthy sight, and pre-
venting all unpleasant sensations, such as
gliinmcring and wavering of sight, diXzi-
ness. etc, peculiar to all others in use.
These glasses are manufactured from mi
mute crystal pebbles melted together, and
derive theirnaIne, "Diam0nd, ION account
of their hardness and brilliancy. Theyare
mounted In the finest manner, at our own
mnnufactOry, in all styles OF gold, silver,
steel, rubber, and shell fIRmcs, of the best
quality. Their durability can not be SUR
passed, and their finish is such as will suit
the most fastidious. None genuine unless
hearing our Trademark, II stamped OH
every frame.
For sale by the principal opticians and
jewelers., Throughout the country. Manu-.
iacturcd by j. 4. Spencer 4 Co, pgBctical
opticians, New York. For saic only ny
TITUS BROTHERS.
Dealers In watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware, etc, Albany, Oregon.
Entered according to act of Congress, In
the year 1860, by j. Il. Spencer n CO.. in tho
clerk's y Office of the District Court OF the
United States, for the Southern District OF
New York. II Q,H n >e45li4jsA = oOVS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

y ESQ: PREPARED 10, no MILL.
AIwOrl6, furnish shaker- htRs Siskag
shakers, suction fans, driving prrlleys Of
any kind, al our factory on Lyon stifet tCli
the river bankl, next below Marlthum's
warehouse. a, ALEH0USE ~ 20.
Albany, Feb. 10, lSG9-H "
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

l.. gTain. n. e. Young. ;. BArrows.
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When a cqsk Of molasscs is brought
draw eft few gyarts, else tho fermen-
tation produced by moving it Will
burst the cask
Christmas is coming and TURKEYS
are roostlng high.
Christmas goods are arriving in
town-three barrels of whiskey Ian
ded the other day.
The cold snap this week has caused
the Potomac and Canal to be frozen
up, and boating has been suspended
A great many porkers have been
slaughtered during the past week
Sauer Kraut and "plgtail' is now a
fashionable dish.
The present cold snap has caused
lively trade in wood and coal.
Don't forget the Ladies Fair during
the holidays. Lively times are antici,
patel.
Muskrats lave Informed the Wi,
mona Republican that this winter will
he an open one.
The Baltimore American advocates
the accomplishments of the annexation
Of Santo Domingo by direct action Of
Congress,
50 severe gale as that which has
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FAMILY BIBLES.

AMlL1 BIBLES,
in rl"gaul bindings the best assortment in
Frederick; Pocket Bibles, in Velvet and
Morocco bindings.
uYNIV AND pEAYEp ROCKS
r,l.,,,;l pna,a.,u,,I, ,r,,u,. FROM, "a
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'''r 20 ~" ill' "'I '1i''S' NG'';''"'
'''' > , W. l'""',S, ,, % '" ',r,,
w. ',i','"n' b,a' ',,'' '','
0''''"~'"i',S anu '.', ,'','a ",'.'
MI SlCAh lNNii't MtNlN.
Musical Boxes, Niolin> from 81 to SCI:
Furnn,. Arcorlcun. ,FMguolrts. { 'arioHri>.
i,,i,,, D,ni,,, L'irt., l,,t. 'r,,,,h,r,n,..
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CROFT HOUSE:
NorM Morkct street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

1--WE undersigned would respectfully
| inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this well known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he is prepared
TO entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts of Il pleasant
home His TABLE and BAR will be
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will he furnished with good
provrndrr and attentive Ostlcrs. BoArdcrs
{akrn by the day. week. month or year.
And G. -" MARK THIS, his charges will
he moderate. and in accordance with the
spirit OF Che times.
~ Nill be thankful for share ct IN"
public custom.
ion 2O-,f JOHN NEED.
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No. official visits paid by Examiner. 1l>

School Houses built or enlarged during the
wear:
School No 6, Election District No
/, Franc, cost -. ..... .$G54 90
School No. ), Election District No
:, Frame, cost .....-....... 52G 60
School No. ), Election District No
., Frame, cost. 80. ......... SEQ 90
School No /, Election District No
10, Brick, cost. .......... =. 800 co
School No ), +. Dis, No II Brick Net
Ditto ditto ditto paid for
Sch No. 3, Dis No -, frame, cost $i3G 90
Sch No. :, + Dis No Is, Frame Not
Sch. No. ., + Dis No II, Brick paid for
Sch. No 4, + d No =, frame, cost 500 90
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DE ? o r Il OF THE PUBLIC
II SCHOOLS OF FREDERICK
COU MY FOR 1872.
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OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
- WHITE $ CYEAP STORE. -
1--WE subscriber has Just returned from
the city with a large and beautiful as
sortncnt Of New and Cheap Fall and Win
Ter Goods, to which call the attention OF
my customers and the public generally
My stock is tllll and complete.
CLOTHS, CASSlNERES, VESTINGS,
FLANNELS, SllIRTIEG,
/p}i>y' I.'no8< Of all }i,,|s:
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps, Stockings,
Gloves and pocket lanikerchirfs rle@,n,
oiv,r- of ~uj'mg for Gcn,I"'mrns Wear
stock laid in with great care and VIII b.
~o'j at reduced prices for Cashier to pune.
tull customers Oh short time. Also.
GROCERIES OF ALI KINDS,
Sugar. "ra. Coffee, Molas-os Cnndlc~ oil.
cnrc~c Fish, Vinegar, Soap, Flour, Bacon,
La.l etc.
Gail and see and feel confident y"H will
De Wctl rIrt,rd with articles AMI prices.
Can in, tuMhlr IN. anyway to ret in.
oct 1871 FREDERICK WHITE.
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Notice to Trcs,pmsSerS.

T HEREBY torcwarn all persons from
| shooting or hunting or otherwise tres
passing upon my farm or premises, on
Hunting creek, below Eicholtz's mill, on
penalty of the law.
oct. 10, 1S12.3w# JOS. III. w. Flick.
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A middle aged man Of correct and steady
habits 10 attend horses and carts on the
Railroad near lIookstown, Baltimore Co.
on the Western Maryland Railroad. Ap-
ply ut this office nov 2-tf
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AND OTHER
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
MINNIE. Demorcst'a, Lcslcs, Pctcrson's,
Godry's, lIarper's Scribncr's =, Metropolit-
an, &c DC. at SMITHS
oct 26 Temple of Fancy, Frederick.
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l., economy IS WEALTH !.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,,,
IrH, EaoH'HM md -ltlruc'irc!
Now in store, the largest aAd hnndsom-
est assortment OF
IA NCY GOODS,
ever seen in Ercdcrick-hayc hut Ioom to
na'Ac, in part;
Rich toilet sets, Fine Vases, figures, China
Boxes, De. &c. Fine Work Boxes and
Writing Desks, Of Morocco, Papcr Machc.
Rosewood and Mahogany Ladies' and
Gents Zine Purses, Ladies' Companions
and SatchcI,, Fine Watch Stands, Cigar
Stands, Match Boxes, Pcrlnnrry, Toilet
Preparations, Cologne Bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All Styles and Prices.
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oct | )-tf
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JOi!N jhDN.i..i ~ VA IHN.
nov :U-"W Secretary Of SIalc.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-09-28
For the Argus.
WAYNE COUNTY ITEMS.

On Wednesday OF this week. John Porter
"a young man, residing in the vicinity Of
Beech Fork, was seriously injured Ly the
up'urnins of a cart upon him, which was
loaded with salt Its thought that he
will recover with proper treatment
The Board of Supervisors will meet at
the Court House, on Monday, September
2Sd, to prosecut. the suit pending between
Esquire Damorn and William RatliT; the
latter is contestiug the election OF Dam
orn in the late election, to the Office OF
County Judge, in which he claims that
the election was illegally conducted in one
or two precincts. The suit promises to be
interesting.
William Morris, a iunatic, is running at
large in the vicinity OF the Fails OF Twelve
Pole. He is comparatively harmless, and
',naglnes that he possesses the land form
erly owned by Messrs. Duval, Saunders a
Co, lie is eighty years of age aud has
long been a respectable citizen Of Wayne.
Work is progressing very rapidly on the
Narrow Guage Railroad which is being
bnilt from the Ohio river to the vast coal
fields OF Wayne county, by the Wayne
County and Ceredo Mineral Company.
Soon the majestic mountains Of old Wayne
will be greeted with the whistle Of the 10.
comotive.
The denomination Of Me,holisls are
making preparations for erectinga large
brick church at rrout's Hill, which will
very materially improve the appearance OF
the town, aud it is to be hoped that the
morals o. the people VIII. also be con-
sderably improved
The free schools are now in full opera
ton and certainly seem to lie in pros
porous condition The employers have
been very judicious in their selection Of
teachers, 30 that the people may calculate
to have their educational interests very
much enhanced during the coming school
year. Success to the cause.
Capt john Russell Of Guyandoue,
has established drug store at front :
Ilill and is now ully prepared to furnish
anything il his line. This will be quite
an accommodation to the people residing
at Trouts I'LL y vicinity, as they are now
enabled to purchase their drugs without
having the Inconvenience of visiting di.-
tant places. WAYNE