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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-05

der OF the Board OF Directors. made on the
t",h Gay oil June, 1873, SO many shares of
tach parcel of such stock as NAV be
n,t1Ssarh, VIII be sold at public auction,
a. thr office of the company, room 23,
iiaN"ard.S building, No. iig California
T,N ~ .ah Iranclsco, Cal, on WEDNkS-
DAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY or All.
Isl lHl%, at hour of l o'clock p. NJ. of
alh gay, o pay said delinquent assess
nlcnt th'reon, together with costs OF add
NefllslnS II expenses of the sale.
CHAS. =. NEAL, Secretary.
Uiice loon - llayward's building. No.
iornia.
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Minino.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANI NO
=. cation OF principal place of business,
san Francisco. Cal. location OF works,
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
\Oticc.-There are delinquent upOn the
following described stock, on rot OF
assessment NO. ~ levied on the 25th day
of June, 1873, the severa. amounts set OPP
po>lte the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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Alining.
DeI;nouent Sale Notice.
SILVER wFsT CONsOLlDAEED
uIHISG COMPANY - Location OF

MINING COMPANY Loca,ton %
princiral place of business. a tlanGis'
=, .tatrof California. Location 81 WORKS.
tnrrka. Eureka County, state Of NeNaua.
Nntice.-Therc are delinquent upoil !il.
following described stock, ON aTeunrr' ~,
'Jnnr. ISIS, being seventy-fvc cents per
sharel the several amounts set oPIosile
Inc names of the respective shaF'ioi"-
or aS follows.
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For sale OF sri ri

u,HE rRorEHRlI IFusl ~
streets, known a. rent Cd S
ing, is for sale .sonptrally lo oets)
several desirable rposes. .s,sI
S. q s i.a 1aie. p%FF Sf p''''' I'D
at the store Of c AsHlN Y
o1Stf
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MininN.

nc in accordance with law. and an
order OF the Board OF Directors, made on
the 18th day of June, 1873. : % many sfarcs
OF each parcel of said stock as may be
necessary. will be sold ut public auction
at the office OF the company, room Il,
Hayward's building, 4l9 California street,
san Francisco. California, on the lSih
day Of AUGUST, 1873, at the hour CT one
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. to pay said de.
.linoucnt assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Office: Room q, Hayward's Building,
40 California street, San Francisco, Call-
lorna. auE--lu
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PACK TRAINS.

DERSONS WANTING ORE. WOOD.
or any other mater al transported
- "cn trains, can have such business
with JOE RANkL, at the store uI
Eureka, May IA. mylttt
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Apple ation for Pad
NOTICE NO. Oh
[. S. On,

US. IAND0 ynI
EUREKA. Nevada, June q
Office Is HEREBY sUr,|
~ the Richmond MinipgCml
Nevada pos tofiice address, I'm,
reka County, nevada have hal
cation Tor atcnt tor six lrri
lln,al tcc' q The liz 1cp lode.I,I
Ntrand utl,r minerals The sr
six nuhdrtd feet Northwestern
sOut beast sioe of entrance tct
mond mine, known as the mai,
Top incline, situate in Irr
ing District, Eureka COUNTY, !
and described in the plat alit1
on file in this Office as follows.
I. -. SURVEY NO, 81
Beginning at the nOrthess 4
Paten, survey No. Ga, made lrl
mond Mining Company dNdI
the Richmond lode. a r0st mari
mond y. +. CoIntr, N d lii lrl
ner: hence the Tip Top shall
II degrees W. $50 ieot, q Id'ttfd
Eureka bears n. Is DEG. Is min.
Ie't, and running ,h,Iee, fNt,
deg. ". eco Iett: second, s.&a
feet thiru. $. 34A dec. T. 6Qit
n. IS deg. +. $40 feet, to the gi
ginning, containing 1893 acres
expressed from true meridian, 1
16k deg. East.
This claim is on unsuryeytdA
is bounced on the uonhesa, \
ana southeast lythe Rief nGA
Company Of Nevada, on lie n
bot hnown II.
This claim is recorded in Fol
$50, of the Mining Records d
Mining Distli ct, and a colyda
and diagram can be iOund pci1
Tip Top shaft.
ie27 CIRUSF. H0EN,
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Shining aotr,,
Apple aticr ,c,,.>>
NoliCE No. 90

No. ~
ElRtkA, A,,ada, jp,v inGI
n Office Is B,ptr '@le&]
The RiChnonoNnGlr n|
NeNaua Qosttf.ec aT.lhe ltsl
rtka county. Nt,ad9IrSs nj
cation ior latent Tor t"'e lto]
one ara a lah tt6lLil re fGla|
Richmond loCe, l,ar,.'t ma i'd
minerals tie same s!i,tis I'd
ana one aid a hal, tens I've d
rom the stutiegS "e' 'culsl
nam incline, situated in d lhI
District. Eurtka CONT, ftitis
described in tie Hat sno IVA
HE In This Office Is follow bI"r LED d
L. 5. UkvLY. No =,
BEGINNING at a rost nv
surNe! No. u, mace rs'iltd y
soma ateo ttnlaly,mnHvf acl
lode the same being iba We
corner OF SAID claim, sis, aosil
summit OF huby hin, lung
most southerly corner a aNls 4
MADE Tor lLe Eureka Con.s sIlg
pany on the lookout loqe sss
norih"es, corner OF Inc I;e sla
ing Works bca.s \. "a "'vlntal
feet, and the nagstafY in u,stA
o2ta degrees +. lU..li Ina
ning thence, first, n. AZ
yClA feet; sccond, S. "a
third. ;. 34A deg. L. all
\. IS deg. l.. 81 feet, 10 tbs na,
ginning, Containing $50 sc..
oppressed nc tue me,iGia,
l6h deg. East.
The CLAIM is on vnsnr,a,,.
is bounded on tn, lWfl W..
ana soui ty the kicln
Company OF NeNaua. and an
east by the Eureka CCl,Glid.,
Company. 'u
This claim is recorded in r..
$50. Of the Mining Recm,s y
Mining District and eorr
tee and diagram can be tdih,:,
the hosting works OF the MIN.
le1I CN RI : + pupN
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NOTICE.,

nc !1CE
YEHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NO
II titled that | have this day sold my
entire stOck of Goods and Fixtures TO
j. JACKSON.
LOUIS MEYER.
Eureka, New, july l., 1878.
- Referring tothe above, | beg to in
form the public that l shall continue to
import the finest Clothing in the c0un-
try, and respectfully solicit a portion OF
the public patronage.
jy1Stf J. JACKSON.
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TO RENT,

4 TENANT WANTED FOR \ FIRST
n class Boarding House. with a good
run OF custom, and fixtures, etc, CON-
plete. The property will be leased Tor
tOur o six months, as suits parties. \
dwelling house adjacent will be leased
with the above property if required. In
auire of CHARLES HAYER, above the
Foundry. jyl1-lm
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Palisade, New.
r. M G

HAS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL,
and is now prepared to furnish his
patrOns with the best that can be OBJ
tanned.
stages arrive at this Hotel from Eureka
and White Pine in time for passengers to
take breakfast before the train goes west.
n1S
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MINERS UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL. al : o'clock, in the building for
merry occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested to be present ana
join the Union. t20-5m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
\ C. CARPENTER is my authorized
agent, fully empowered to collect and
receipt for all moneys due me during my
absence. II. BISHOP.
Eureka, July -, 1873. iy26-2w
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the Board of Directors, made on the
nineteenth day of June, 1873, so MANY
may be necessary. will be sold AT pubIic
auction at the salesroOm of John Mid.
dleton K Son, No. $40 Montgomery street.
san Francisco, California, on MONDAY,
the eighteenth day OF August, 1873. at
the hour of > O'Clock p. NJ. of such day. to
pay said delinquent asst ssments thereon,
together with costs of ad e~rtisine and eX-
penses of sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Snc'v.
Office No. 800 California street, Room No.
D, San Francisco, Cal. Iy22
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!. O. O.. E.
HOSE MEETING.

FNHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
D.. E. BAILY, President.
II. w. CROSS, secretary. jel7
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
THE MURDEREsS IN PRISON.

when Kate Stoddard, or, to call her by her new
name, Lizzie King, had walked out OF the Court
she sat down in the waiting room and said she felt
very thirsty. glass OF water was given her, which
she drank with avidity, but she said never word
about the verdict. She did not seem TO know 1t
had occurred or what all this hubbub was about 1t
was the indifference OF listlesness, not OF calous-
ness Then the Deputy sheriff said that it was
time to go, and she would be made comfortable.
She arose in the same mechanical passive way
without q show OF resistance or objection, and
followed the Deputy At the door crowd
was waiting for her, and on every side
you could hear, "lhere she Is, there she
goes" but she seemed not to hear what was said.
At the street carriage was In waiting for the
two. The Deputy Sheriff showed Kate in quite
courteously, and followed himself. The carriage
started down to Myrtle avenue and to the jail.
The sheriff had already notified the keeper that he
was to expect Kate and to have O good cell ready
for her,
Arrived at the prison, Kate got out OF the
carriage, ana locking up at the building, smil-
ingly entered the gate which closed with q crash
behind her. The Keeper came forward, and said
some words about making her comfortable, to
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
KATE STODDARD,s BIRTHPLACE.

No Traces OF Her Parents, Nor Her
Residence In the Town.
MIDDLEBoRo, Mass, July II, 1873.
The story OF the arrest of Kate StOddard for the
murder OF Mr. Goodrich, together with the an
nouncement that she hailed from Middleboro has
caused no little interest throughout this whole
vicinity. The probabilities at this time however,
are that the confessed murderess was never in this
neighborhood, and that she has no relatives,
friends or acquaintances here. HERALD corre-
spondent has spent the whole day in securing the
town for traces OF her antecedents. Many citizens
have also been industriOusly engaged in search OF
information to confirm the story OF her former
residence here. All efforts to obtain even
the slightest trace Of her former presence, how
ever have been IN vain. No such person as "Kate
Stoddard,n "Lizzte King,p '.Minhie waltham" OF
"Amy Sn0w' was ever known here and there have
never any letters passed through the Post ONCE
to any such address, and the Postmaster does not
recall the forwarding OF any letters from here for
the last lew months except by citizens wita whom
ne IL well acquainted. The town IL a small One
and the presence oil a stranger calling AT the Post
once would at least attract attention. The gen
eral impression here s that the story OF the young
woman haing from MiddlebOrO Is without iOnnda-
ton The rumOr, however, has caused breeze OF
public excitement and curiosity and various spec
ulatiOns are INDUCED in.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
HOW THE MURDEREss WAS FOUND.
The story Of Mics Mary Handlcy, De-
tectiYe.


tective.
While the lady herself does not fail to give the
entire credit Of the capture OF Kate stoddard to
Chief OF Police Campbell, there Is no disputng the
fact that Miss Mary Handley was the heroine Of the
inquest yesterday. There was romance In the fact
that a woman had succeeded where so many self
conceited detectives have failed. Then, too, the
fact that the sefconfessed murderess had been
discovered upon one OF the busiest thoroughfares
In the very city where the killing was done,
and by one who had been former acquaintance,
was enough to interest all those who have any
liking for the sensational or the curious. The
policy OF Chief Campbell has been thoroughly dis
played in the success Of Miss Handley, for there
can be question but that ultimate success was
achieved by perseverance which was indeiatiga-
bic and unswerving-it matters not how much OF
the actual capture Is due to the lucky goddess OF
Fortune. Chief Campbell evidently remembered
the old maxim, which has now become o truism,
"To compas Satan, employ woman" and as the
result has shown the Chief augured rightly.
THE AMATEUR DETECTIVE.
The pride which Chief Campbell feels in the sue
cess OF his scheme is allowable on many accounts,
and as Miss Handley retired from the witness
stand and returned to the Coroners private once
she seemed in every way worthy o. the confidence
which the head OF the police force had reposed tn
her. She appeared thoroughly selfpossessed and
ladylike; neither flushed with success nor
ashamed Of what had appeared clearly heT
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
DEADLY ARRAY IN JERSEY CITY.
A Man Assaulted by Four Negroes, who
Dance and Dangerously lnjure
Him-A Saturday Night RrnwI In a

A Man Assaulted by Four Negroes, who
Dance on and Dangerously lnjure
Him-A Saturday Night RrnwI I'm a
Liquor store.
At a late hour last evening an ARRAY took place
in the lager beer saloon of a colored man named
Grower, at 253 Newark avenue between man
named Martin Curley and four negroes which
came nigh resulting In the death of Curey-
in fact, his injuries may yet prove fatal
1t appears that Curley a stout plastcrer, aged
ffty-three years. entered the saloon and demanded
a drink rendering in payment therefor a fifty cent
note, said to be counterfeit. dispute arose as TO
the value Of the stamp, and, after lew words be-
tween the dsputants four stalwart negroes fell
upon Curey, threw him to the ground and kicked
him violently, then jumped and danced on his
tionless, and the report speedily went forth that
lie was dead. After time he evinced signs Of life
and Dr. Hadden was instantly sent tor. Curlcy
being IN the meantime removed to the residence
hill. Dr. Hadden having kindly attended to the
wounded individual, made the following state
ment:-
Curley was senseless for considerable time
the application OF the remedies. The bruises were
inflicted on the pit OF the stomach or upper part
OF the abdomen, so that the most serious results
may's ensue. Inlammation sets in Ger.
would not be Of much consequence After being
taken to his residence and cared for by the in
mates 0u5|ey WAS vas able rr to state tine
Sadler arrested the following persons on
suspicion Of committing the deed Young, Hal
let and Martinas. A man named Haet was identi-
ned by witness named wintersneln as one OF the
tender, by interfering with the parties, was The
cause Of the assault
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
THE OPAL WAR IN BROOKLYN.
An Open Air diguatiOn Meeting II
Williamsburg Last Night.

Pursuant to a call signed by the Rev. DIR. Porter.
Bernhardt Peters and other leading citizens Of the
Nineteenth ward, mass meeting was held near
the fountain, Bedford avenue, Williamsburg, last
night, for the purpose OF demonstrating against the
continuance OF the oral dock at the Wallabout
At nine O'Clock MIR. Robert Macoy mounted the
extensive platform erected for the OCCASION and
called the meeting TO order. After stating the
purpose OF the meeting he nominated pr hurd
Tor chairman and Joseph T. Sackett for
secretary. Both gentlemen wero elected BY
acclamaton. On taking the chair Dr. Hurd,
a venerable old gentleman with milk-white hair:
gave forcible expression TO hts feelings In regard
to the question under consideration. He warned
the city authorities that II the voice Of the meeting
was not needed by them more effective means
would be resorted to to remove the intoleranIe
nuisance that was endangering the health OIL tnc
citizens OF the Nineteenth ward. He was ioudiy
appauded. .,,~,.,.
strain, demanding that the nuisance must %
abated at any cost. s.,,,.s NJ
After remarks BY ex-supervtsor Scho,cs, ,. Mr.
Ames ex-Justice Daley and others, al OF wnom
strongly denounced the city authorities for making
the Wailabout a common nuisance, the meetng
Among the attentive listeners TO the orators
were Ofial Contractor clark anu Auermcn Nolan
and Zindel.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13

which sne appeared not to pay the SLIGHTEST
attention The Keeper, then preceding his prls-
oner. and probably wondering what stun she
was made OF, walked ahead and opened various
DOORS Kate waiting patiently at each for 1t to be
opened. Arrived on the second tier the keeper in
troduced her to Mrs. Fanny Hyde the Killer Of
Watson, and drew the latter aside. II appears
tnat he told her to keep good watch on Kate as
Fanny Hyde, probably commlseratng a sister
equally unfortunate as herself expressed her will.
the same cell, however. A good meal was then
brought to Kate Stoddard and she ate sparingly
alter which she went TO bed. Her cell is comfort
abe-as comfortable, indeed, as the jail furnishes
Already o subscription has been started for her
benefit to make her life endurable while In prison.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13

fused with tears There may have been pity, there
may have been scorn in the slight quiver OF the lip
which noticeable on the face OF Kate stoddard,
but the most acute observer could not read the
workings of her heart.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
JUMPING THE TRACK WITH FATAL RESULTS

MONTGOMERY, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va
July IL, 1873.
The sleeping car OF the eastern bound train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Jumped
the track near New River Bridge this morning and
rolled over small embankment. The brakeman
was killed and the sleeping car conductor had hta
log broken. Some half dozen Of the passengere
were badly hurt but all ESCAPED aeriou6 iniury.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13

In the JEFFERSON Market Police Court, before JUS
tice Ledwtth. yesterday, Kate Toner, girl OF six
teen, employed as a domestic by Sarah A. Bray, Of
SO West Forty-6 -6rst street, was committed on
charge Of stealing from the house OF her employer
the theft,
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
jersey City,
New Jersey.

July 3.
Box A4I0 1T is not convenient for to enclose my
photograph, and since advertised with u view 10
matrnony, should not think you would wish your in
tended vile TO send her picture 10 gentleman whom she
has ne YER remain, respectfully, fdcee,
JESSE wlLLOUGHBY, Jersey City, N. j.
Address me thus
Mr.. +. T. EVANS, !
! 81 East Twelfth street
Ne Hnr
The New York herald., 1873-07-13

relative to the charge mere preferred against you
A. Nothing at present.
She was then given over to the custody OF the
Deputy Sheriff and taken to the Raymond Street
Jail, where she was provided with cell on the
second floor. Her bearing was quiet anu unde.
monstrative. The Coroner hoped that no personal
rejection was intended by the addenda to the ver-
dict rhe jury declared that 1t was far from their
intention to cast any reflection upon him. 1t was
the system alone they decried.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13


she brought her work home she gave no expana-
tion In relation to her beng married; 81 SO per
was the paa or ss ae
number without the knowledge OF witness; the
prisoner never spoke about Charles Goodrich, she
never went out IN company Of any OF the inmates
of the house always vent out alone she never
wore marriage ring in presence OF witness; the
prisoner had piano with her In the house.
avenerabe old gentleman. identified ell the articles
shown him excepting the pistols the weapon his
son Charles es had had white nit, handle; his memory
handled revolver shown might have been
owned, by his son, but he never saw it
was conveyed to him by Mr.. Ray Potter on the
day Is was discovered; letter written by Amy
g." 1.-THE prsoner), Identical with the one sent to
his son, W. w. Goodrich, was received by the wit
ness in his store in February last; 1t was handed
him by lady who wore veil; had not seen the
conferred with William upon the strange circum-
stance, and was told that the woman was then
staying In the Degraw street house with Charles ;
matter the best way he could.
Captain John Mcdonnell, OF the Second precinct
police, testified that he visited 1877 High street: be-
tore going there had seen the prisoner In custody
at the station house; the property found In her
trunks included two pistols lone OF which, having
three chambers discharged ana four loaded, was
iuentIhed by the Captain; the prisoner was
brought to the station house at Ave minutes or
twelve ON Tuesday forenoon.
The Chairman OF the jury, A. d. Richardson
asked what statement II any, did she make at the
time OF ner arrest.
The Coroner objected to the question. as a reply
might tend to cr1minate the prisoner. The circum-
stances were such as to naturally excite her, and
statements made under such conditions might
prove damaging to her case. A private conference
was then held between the Coroner and the jury.
when the testimony was resumed the witness con-
In relation to the death OF Charles Goodrich;
questioned her good deal on the subject but she
on the stand would state what she told me. pu'
CORPORATION Counsel W q n1wift counsel for
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FEN MINISTER having remarked itberc
would be nave in the new sdiGcc The So.
ciety was ercc,iug,' an old lady said 'sbc
knew the person to whom he referrcd.f
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p AN &C a!


An Alternative and Cathartie, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for discSses arising from bsI
blood. - .h
This preparation was established 10 l5s0, aud
has now been prepared In mutt f6.7 -.or more
than % years. lu january orr T. brunte. I s-O
another party commenced 10 prepare a siniilat
article which Is inferior TO. tho genuine, and
which should not be mistaken Tor ours Ask
Tor DH FHgNEy's BlooD CLEASsFR on PANA-
GA and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label of the oldest an cen
une, is printed i'm gTefH on a yellow wrapper
having also tie signature Of r. Fahtney, VI D.,
Chicago. ...-..''...
pr. p. Fairncys H,1lh ,Myenger gives
The history and uscs OF the IILonp en- SsERi test
umonais ani other Information sent free of
charge. Address s..
DR. L. FAHRNEYS BROS, e co,
UdYHesj1ro, FraHkiu CgpEty, ia
Ask Tor Dr j. gahrucs Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale aud retail. dealers and by
GlLKESON 4 PAfTlE,
RomHcy, Hest Va.
Also, by J. W Baker. nloomerv-Cooper 4
Horn, Capon Bridge-panicl Parish. Timber
Ridge, trcdcrick County, Na--Gtrvin & Bro.
High Nicw-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West va. %
Mcdonald, Capon Bridgc-Syduor Mcdonald
Hanging Eook--Cooper, Horn Carter. Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
IliOS. II. i. ELLIOTT,
Traeeting Ayca,
June 80, lS71.-1y.
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ladies Scurfs ~ IeiDb q Ms
fine quuiiy, amt re,y haadsomcj
Womcn's SHOES from, l 81 To So % !;
Gents heoyy ROOTS /ron, 80 10 81 80
-'ch>le Stock, and douJie solc
Plre Turner's OH, HE Jesf IN HE mar
hei-aH Leafley men ought 10 eramine Il !;
The faest amt prest COFFEE, ,-dae &
Green Rio, anil OIL GogernmcntJtra;
7be best q. p. Tcas-foe Syyups, Por.
to,ico Holosscs and CAUTION Syrup;
Upper Leofier, .Soie Leohcr, Booi buck
ing, Liuhys anil Skins, &c, &c.
lou pW also faa Coot Rachs, hat
Backs, Bool &helocs, To,cel Racks, Su-
gar, Co6se and Spice Borcs, DC
OU space oHouea as rH net permit an
enumeration IF all nee hare, and as I'm
prices, great pains has teen foh.en 10 make
than as low as tic forrest. In dort, II
you ,raut 10 .J'nd tie best Store, and the
most accommoiating Statesmen, call at he
sou Armaroug Comy," opposite tie
Coart-houe 0ud see
KUYKENDALL Il SHEETZ.
Romney, Oct %, 1872
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Ladies' Hats
Ladies' Scurfs * Ribbons

Nclc and nice s,yles-.fron, 70 cents 10 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-21

Positive PuILosopuY-Wo call the
following positive philosophy. Wi, our
'mediciuo men take notice? Ono Of the
Pi Cute neiicioo men, says Dlkota pa
per, lately told his fellow indisns tla,
when he died if they would cut his 'bod5i
into li'tle pieces, his body would unite aud
be ascend to heaven in a Ct I'd Of smoke
An experimental savage killed him at one,
and the crowd cut him up, departiug in dis
gust at the ipf4lability of science, when
the parts lay az they were left