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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01
The Great Fire in Baltimore.

The most disastrous FIRE in extent of sur
face, II not IN amount of loss, that has ever
occurred in this city, broke out yesterday,
Friday last, and for seven hours continued
Its rsvages. The wind throughout the day
was fortunately light aud the day being
ooe OF the hottest Of the season, the in
drhusht was.no. increased by tbs volumes
of fame to the extent il would have been
had the temperature been lower The d.
rection Of the wind-almost due south
was also favcrablc, 10 so far as it carried
the fire in course which took i. away
from business qaarter of the city, and
allowed it to spend its force on small shops
and private dwellings, and such public
structures as it encountered by the way
Had the wind been from the west, with the
slightest possible northern inclination, i,
would have swept the fire across a network
of narrow lanes, flied with the shops of
carpenters aud packing-box makers, lying
IN the rear OF many great dry goods aud
other business houses on Baltimore street,
aud the dsmage done would have been Sc
rious beyond any possible calculation.
Happily We have reason to be thankful, in
the midst Of much sorrow, that we have
been spared the gravor calamity tha, nigh,
have befsllen US. The area burned over,
extended FROM Lexington street on the
south to Mulberry street on the north, and
from Liberty street 90 the cast TO Llrew's
alley, near Howard street, on the west
But the course of the fire was exceedingly
errauc, leaping as il did the entire block
between Saratoga aud Mulberry, aud cor
iinuiug It's work of destruction on the north
SHE of Mulberry street.
y, Two churches were bnrnsd-the Central
Presbyterian and the English Lutheran.
The Church of St Alphousus, with it's no.
bic steeple-the master piece of Cary LONG
escaped unscathcd, although the flames
were beating all around it, The Cathed.
raj caught fire slightly in the clock tower,
from wandering fakes but by watchful
guardianship the danger was promptly a.
verted, both there aud on the main dome,
where tue shingles on the side exposed to
the trc were covered with blankets, kept
constantly wet. The number Of houses
entirely destroyed may be roughly estima-
ted at eighty-,hree, and some twenty or
twentyono were partially burned. In ma
ny cases, everything within the houses fell
a sacrifice to the flames, while much dam
age, and no small loss, was sustained in
the removal of furniture from houses either
supposed to be in the line of the fire, or Sc
riously threatened, but which escaped en-
tirely The total loss will in all probable
lily not fall far short Of million dollars,
aud may exceed somewhat that sum -
baltimore Gd<eHe, July &c.
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Lung and Chronic Diseases.

M Ncsc diseases 0rc troublesome. and
sources Of great distress 1nd iaconreniencc {;
and one ofHem, Consumption, ras at one
time rcch'oHed incwab's; nat 50 noto. Con
sumption, since thc ju,roducfion If DR..
K,gser's L,,ng Cine, is shO,,, Of ns f,j1ht-
4" character. Thousands Of AgfEg Iojt-
masses bear testimony IN this facL DR..
hcyscr cures niBcieen ont NJ crery tgenfy
init come uHder his treatment, amt fo1lo,r
ms directions. Catarrh and LDss If hear.
ing are frequently precursors If Consump-
ton, oHd cum, oiroys be c,red by DR.. Key
'ero'dbis Lvuy Cure HrjUtokc time and
cure, INT H'rW byiv Happiness and peace,
'''ere d'S'a<e ami distress .former,y erist.
CT. Rcad Dr.. Keyscr's essay, ,ob ich may
be- had on application free, AZ his medical
oFirc fer ipuy and cirbnjc discases, 1G7
Libc'iy STRAIT PdisJuggb, Pa.
Price of LING Care, 81 so per Jonle, or
81 80 per haJ DOZEN.
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PLAIN TALK The Changers are re-
freshingly plain in their resolutions. There
is no machine ring about the following,
passed by farmers meeting held at Cliff
ton, Illinois.
Resoired, That we believe q thief should be
called thief, without regard to social or politi-
cal standing, and We characterize the recent SAL
airy grab by our Congress and President a. no
better than steal"
Nor is there any ambiguity in the fol-
lowing notices inscribed on the banners OF
the farmers who celebrated Independence
Day at Lsnark, in Carroll county, Ill:
''No more Republicans No more Democrats !
We want and must have honest men to fill pub
lie positions"
Salary gra5bers, hunt your holes !"
''SalarI Of our congressman, one hund red
bushels OF corn day Poor fellow -
They might have added that the salary
of President GRANT is over six hundred
bushels of corn day, with house, fuel,
Lights, stables, and ground, free. Poor
fellow .-Nc,c York Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-A MAN Cur BY A
MOWER 90 Friday last on The farm of
f. Il. Seymour, Esq, in West Virginia,
ner Brady's Mill, a young man named Aa-
ron Welton, nephew Of Mr. Seymour and
employed by him, fell under and was caught
by mowing-macbine, the Llade cutting
and gashiDg his right shoulder, arm and
side in q terrible manner. Dr. Wardlaw
McGill, Of this city, dressed his wounds,
and pronounces them, although very severe,
not dangerous i,lnb Neios, JUN %.
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- VI hAhNESS, ISAAC HUTTON. -"
THE SECOND SESSION. begins 18th Sertember
Il 1873 closes third week in June ls7I
Tins IL an English, Classical and Matbcpat
ca School for Boys, and prepares them thorough
~ and carefully, either for entering advanced
classes in our best Universities or for prosccup
their studies in the Learned professions.
New buildings have been erected specially
adapted 10 School purposes, and supplied with
every modern convenience, forms carpets
racks, &c. To the Scieutifc apparatus, already
provided, liberal additions will be made ms re-
qured. No pains or expense will be SHARED IN
supply every reasonable facility for occurring a
thorough Classical and Mathematical training
on terms as low as can be afforded in School
of this grade
The course Of study gives special prominence
TO proficiency in the English language. lat EN-
braces all The subjects Of Collegiate curric,,.
lum IN addition 10 which arrangements have
been made for competent instruction i'm vocal
music without extra charge. -
Every recitation will he carefully praIed ui.b
reference 10 loo for a PEI feet lesson, and uon,h
ly Reports, based upon these and The monthly
Examinations, will te sent 10 lefra,ts aud Guar.
dams, impsriislly stating elasa standing. PRO
gress, department, &c.
BoxRDERs will be accommodates Il, tho fall
OF the Principal with every attention TO comf5f,
and health No pupil Ct vicious habits will be
permitted TO remain in The School. The dis,,i.
pine is generous and 6rnt Appealing rather TO
Tue pupil sense OF honor and self respect than
to his fear Of punishment. Boarders ARE expect.
cd every Sabbath morning to attend the Prihci.
pals Bible Glass, and the public services Of one
OF the Churches in Moorefeid.
IHE PRINCIPAL congratulates the friends of the
School upon having secured tho services, as AS.
socate, OF Prof. W. r. Barr q distinguished
graduate OF the University Of Virginia. VITO has
gained enviable reputa ton in his profession
Washington ana Ire Enirersify,
in appreciation OF the merits OF This School has
conferred upon il n PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP to be
awarded, by the PRINCIPAL, 10 the hest pupil, and
enuties him TO tuition in all the departments or
that great Institution free Of charge
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TUITION III Classical Department, 500 90
Higher English, 40 90
Primary " 20 90
Board in Principals Family, exclusive Of
Washing and Lights, $l4O--in good private ia
miles somewhat less. Payable, half on adn,is.
sion-half LIST Of February. 1874. Discount Of
ten per cent. on tuition 10 more than one from
same family. Address
II J.. HOOVER,
Moorcfeld, Hardy County, w. Va
July 1s, 1878.
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Commissioners Notice.

7. i. Sreifs Administrator,
as
William ID. Poling and Others,
In Chancery.
RY decree rendered At the April Term Of
- The Cirsuit Court o. Hampshire county,
West Va ne und srsigned a Special CommiS ;
sioneF, Is directed Ito ascertain and report how
much 10 due TO the estate Of the Complainant',
intestste upon account Of the purchase mopev Of
The lAndj in the bill and proceedings, and any
other matter he may deem pertinent or any In
tefested parties may require
All persons interested will therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
that on Hondoy he !a dan Of Sspfen,B,y. 1879
At my Office in Romuey, ] shall proceed 10 carr
out the directions Of the above recifed decree
SAM l. j.. FLOUkNOY.
Special Conn issioH,y
August /, 1873. -5w.
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The conflict between the Carlists and
the Republicans in unhappy Spain still con-
finues. Rumors reach US of desperate
battle having been fought near Pam peluna.
in which the CsrIists were said TO have
been victorious. Within the next few
days some startling news may reach us
from the Spanish borders, as it seems evil
dent that euDpowdcr, aud not diplomacy,
must nov settle the claims of the two con
tending parties who ARE at present engaged
in a bloody struggle for place and power
Baltimore Gazette.
Ham cloth is made from the hair If
horses tails, which is brought, some IF it
from South America, but more from Rus
sia In the latter country it is collected
at the fairs Of Mini, Novgorod and Isbilt.
l. is Of all shades of color, and for use is
dyed black. The poorest quality sells for \
bout 90 ceDtsa pound the best Of it for 81
the price rapidly increasing ~ the length
excood twonty-four inches. In the fabri-
cation Of hair cloth the hair is wet With wa
ter and when we'll soaked is put up into
the loom 10 be woven with cotton warp.
The weaving mechanism is 40 perfect in
its operation that If one Of the hairs form e
ing the veft is missed, the device acting
upon II continues to WORK until it has grasp
ed It, all other parts of the machine stand
ing still
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REMARKABLE CASE WILLIAM MoY-
Err, the man who on The 9th of June last
was cut through the body with a scythe by
an insane man named KLoPP, near Adams
town, Lancaster county. Pa, is not only
still alive, but should inAimm alton not set
IN, there Is prospect of his recovering. -
The case Is one of the most singular ones
known to modern surgery. The scythe en-
tered the right side, about two inches n.
bove the hip, and extended traDsversely
through the body in an upward direction
until the point appeared in The left side be-
low the arm pit. The wound at the en-
trance was 81 inches in length, and at the
terminus ] long. MoI FIR proceeded u
short distance with the scytte extending
through bis body, and then pulled it out,
reeking with b!ooG, unaided. The lobe of
the right lung was severed, and il was not
expected that he could live more than a
few hours. To the surprise of all, bis con :
dition is DOW favorable to his recovery, and
his attending physician, DIR. A. S. RAUD
ENBUsH, of AdamstowD, has expressed the
bope Of being able TO cave his life .-MoY
Err has been perfectly conscious since the
occurrence, speaks distinctly, and eats and
sleeps without difficulty He is a small
man, 81 years Of age, and is of rather deli
cate appearance, although be Duat possess
a superior constitution to have thus far so
we'll withstood the result Of his wound
His case is certainly a remarkable one, and
well worth investigation by medical men.
Lancaster, (Pd.) Express.
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Mr.. HARPER - Since the appearance
OF your last issue, the opinion of the Court
of Appeals, sustaining the action of the
present Legislature investing The Board of
Public Works with power of appointment
to Office, or places of trust and responsible.
ity, in the State has been published in full.
The decision Of the Court is Of course final
and declared unanimous. Does that decis-
ion meet the wishes and expectations Of
the people Of the State IL the construc
ton it gives to the constitution such as it's
trainers anticipated and its supporters in
tended Suppose the people Of the State
IN primary meetings mbleds wcre consid-
ering the subject, would they declare by
resolutions their support or their condem.
nation Of legislative action
IL will be well for intelligent thouqbt.
fol citizens, in this strange juno,ure of sf-
fairs, to canvass this subject freely among
themselves, and determine what course Is
best 10 view Of the called Session cf the
Legislature in October nov nearly at hand
IL the people be with the Governor and re.
gard the action Of the Legislature as die.
lated by Partizanship, aud bigolry and
persecution, will they silently, unreprov.
ingly submit or tell their Legislature 'sYou
have assumed functions and exercise
powers which we did not elect you to do.
and as our servants We demand Of Won n
undo the wrongs you have committed A.
gainst US JUSTICE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

RELIGIOUS. Communion service will be ad =
ministered in the Presbyterian Church at this
place on The third Sabbath the 18th lust Pre-
paratory services com mencing on the Friday
evening previous
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

The second quarterly meeting for this Circuit
(South Branch) A. r. Church, South. will be
held at Ebenszer Church, commencing on ss-
turday the 9th Of August. The Presiding Elder
and Ministers Of The Circuit will be present
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HAApDEx SlDxEY CoLLroz

4lAAPDbS 0lDNEY NIOLLEGS.
INHE next session Of this Seuionry Of learn
Il ing will commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1873.
lIampden Sidney is situated ia Prince Edward
County. Va, within a few hundred wards Of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Farnville the nearest dep0t 81 The Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad The locality Of
The College IS most henlt Thy, and the community
around distinguished for intcllgeuce and piety
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College. II retains the cur.
riculum and the great aim of its teachers is 70
secare thorouEhncss ia the training and insttue-
ton Of their pupils and thus 10 prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties Of life
The ordinary expenses Of student exclusive
Of the cost Of clothing, travelling add books are
from S225 90 S275 a year
For Catalogue and further information ap-
ply to
REV. J ". =. ATKINSON,
Presi1ent Hampton Sidpcy CoHcqe,
Prince Edisard County, Va
July IS, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

Lhe sra Duke OF Oaetdd sells az he Kate Of
$4,000, he Highest Price srer paid for 5Ui!
in the United States.
The sales at the Fair Grounds Of Mr..
r. X. Seymour's noted herd of short horn
cattle was largely attended Thursday, a
number of well-known stock men of this
and adjoining States being present..
The sales commenced at NJ, and
continued until evening. The bidding at
times was quite spirited, aud the stock as
. rule brought fair prices. The total a
mount of the sales was S24 500 Two an
finals were sold at private sale, making the
aggregate fully $4,000.
The bidding on the fam7a- h4ll, Sd
Duke of Oneids, was copfiaed 10 MIR.
George Grimes Of this county and John
Montgomery OF Licking county, who own
ell the bull jniu,ly with Mr. Seymour,
whose hslf-intetest only was being sod. -
The bidding was started by Mr.. Grimes
at $1,000, Jumping to $4,000, then to
80 500, from which point 1t noreas ed By
hundreds, fiftics aud twenty. fses. to 49,.
2I5, this last being the bid of Mr.. Grimes
Az this point Mr.. Montgomery took MI.
Grimes out of the crowd aud had quite a
lengthy conversation, the result of which
was that further competition ceased, and
Mr.. Montgomery wss permitted to become
the owner Of MIR. Scymour's half Of the au-
imal al $500, thus fixing the total value
of the animal at sic thousand SIC hundred
dollars, being the highest price ever paid
for bull in the United S,ates. Mr.. Mont
gomery is now the sole owner of the Duke
The chief interest of the day, at least to
outsiders, settled in this contest over the
Duke, although several Of the cows brought
prices ranging from 500 to 1878. The
total sales amounted to $4,000.
The animals, as whole, made mugnif.
cent herd, aud had but few equals in Ohio
Mr.. Seymour was compelled to dispose Of
them in consequences of his failing health,
which prevented him from further giving
to stock breeding the attention required. -
ChWicothe, Ohio, Register, July %
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Commissioners Notice.

Bywaters,
rs.
Sh,nholtzer, In CHANcyRY.
DY decree rendered at The April Term Of the
ID Circuit Court OF Hampshire county. IVES,
Va. the undersigned, Special Commissioner in
this cause, Is directed, after first having given
notice, tor fonr successive weeks in the SOFIA
Branch Inteliigenoer. Ito ascertain and rrport
when said sale in the bill mentioned by Powell
CONRAD, Commissioner, was made and tie terms
thereof. who was. the purchaser, and whether he
complied with the terms Of said sale, and If 40
how much money be paid 10 said Conrad. Spe-
cisl Commissioner, and how he disposed of IN.
same, who was the security for said purchaser
IN his purchase money bonds, how much is dine
upon said purchase and how and to whom the
same should be distributed aud any Other mat.
tiers tending to throw light nren the transactions
named~in The bin he may deem pertineu, ON
any party lh~.ss,ed mar require
All interested will, therefore
TAKE NOTICE.,
That on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day az Sen,em.
Der 1873, at my Office in Romuey shall proceaa
to carry out the directi ms of the above recited
decree.
SAM'L. l.. FLOURNOY,
iSpectgl Fep,mi.sio,er.
August /, lSI3.-5w. .,.
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There have been a good many vigor-
Gus deDuncalions q the back pay swim
die, bu' convention Of farmers in Kansas
has improved on any # the forms heretofore
noticed. 10 a concise preamble they char
ac'erize the swindle az zone Of the mcst
outrageous steals known 10 Tho civilized
world" and added "Hhe,eos. d. =.
LOWE, our Congressman, supported the
bill Reoircd, That We demand tia, he
resign his seat in Congress, that his place
may DO filed by an honest man instead II
thief" Mr.. Lowe must corsider the
reference to himself as slightly personal, if
not as indicating wsping Of his popularity.
Mr. A. CaAvE has been appointed supervi.
sor Of diSu!leries in the district composed Of
North Carolina ard The two ytrginias The
salary is - per day and travelling expenses.
Crane IS one Of the iuokiest Of The carpet bag
gers, and, no doubt. has made fortune out Of
The govsrnmont-W ineicrer Trwts.
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agents IIanted for tie Ncw Book.
Epidemic & Contagious Disease.

mL'n lne newest aud best treatment for all cases
The only thorough work OF the kind in ~ -,
Emhra>es Small Por, Yeilo,c Feter. Choir, ,,5
all analogous diseases. No EypRy SlCe ICi,iH,,
n, ard All buy it. Has "a chronia,ic illns,,.
lions The biggest chnnre OF the season for a.
gents Address u $. G0ODSPEED & co n
Park Row, New York %
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Public Rentin0..

'VNhe lands belonging 70 the heirs OF John YAM
dive, dec d, will be rented TO the highest
bidder, at Burlingtos, on
Saturday, August 9, 1873.
The Allegheny and North Branch farms o,
cspted For information address the subscriber
Renting to commence at 1880, An.
j. W. VANDIVER,
49, Agent.
Burlington, w. Va, July %, 1873.
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Won ARE POLITELY INVITED TO CALL
Il and examine the following
800 pairs Mems Shoes al 81 25, erery
par tc0TrdHfcd;
400 pairs Mcns Pine Shoes;
400 Pairs AeRs Kip .SJtoes
300 pairs Ueps ldlf .Shoes;
800 Pois Mems ColC Boofs;
800 pairs Mems Gnifers;
800 pairs Lddfrs Cutters at 81 90 u.
500 pairs Ladies Slippers at 30, 75c
and 81 90;
800 pairs h.fint' .Slippe. at 25c, oil
coiors;
200 pairs Ladits Newport Ties;
300 pairs Ladies Cro9net Slippers
200 pairs Kisses Croguet Slipper
500 pairs GiLh Shes, ali ceLors
button, lace, he,Is and tci;hom heeIs;
40 dozen Mems fne Pamnta Hats, az
81 90
~ dozen 4HcAs fine Canton St,aio Has
atsl 90;
100 doseH Nens MlIoga Summer H,,t,,
~ Poe;
80 dozen Blys prcsscd Straw Hin a,
l5ej
an imm>Hse Stock ~ Caihi,ep's Styov
Haf', tery cheap.
4 re,y loIye ana Ocg1ni ossoTfncRt NJ
L0diDs and 0enHemess TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. pas- ReD,>B,Jer,
EDW ARDS - he oniv man ne WedcrH
Nargtoad ~ho keeps ME criejyotcd PAL
ACE TRUNK WHh combination iOck;
no kcD required.
HATS amt CAPS Of me rery lat,'t
@.y'es rcceired datiy (rom NE best hoUses IL
Me- Yorh city. The most duraJie ami
6edutJ~ f0i0g BOOTS 4 SHOES mate
u order promptly RcpoHmg dime neat
y dnd oi'cays rea9g 0fhs time pro1Iiscf.
Don't forget the place, at
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Kenmore University Highschoo,
An'herst c. III, Ia.

An'herst c. H, Ia.
preparatory to the University Of vn n
STROBE tlaih. hedalfsi T. Val. PRINCIPAL "a
instructor in Mathematics ~ {. Brock n -,
go va, feren'y Ass Prof Latin, U. vaO In.
s nof IN Greek, Latin, French, German ana
botany. This is one OF the leading hipb scbooI,
OF virginia, and presents many advan,occs in'
Comparable with those vf others Students .I.,
received 'or the SUMMER New session begins
the Principal ~ INJURIES
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4 $50 CI4TE:
w. 4. BRETT, UNIVERSITY OF VA.
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MoNEY Made Rapidly with Stencil & Key
4F1 Check Outfits. Catalogues and full par
ieu'nrs FREE. S. u. SreScSa, III Hanover
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4 DORM YOUR HOMES with the new Chro.
IA mo, Awake and Asleep Sells Iiko
wiid- hre. The pair sent for 50 cents larc.
a l,,, TO agents Address w. f. CARPEN.
TER, Folklore, Mass
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Seymour's Stock Sales.
TOTAL SALES AMOUNT TO $4,000.

The 3rd Dake Of Oasi4d sells az he Rate Of
$4,000, dle Highest Price srer paid for bull
in the United States
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Trus 90

ID. IL. MCNEIL, Esq II. W. INSKEEP. Esu
J. q. HARNESS, '' ISAAC HUTTON. q"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-25

" Judge cl,a.c'- charge 81 thy
n.ani Jn. ~ Monday. ~ called ihpit
nttrn'in particularly ~ their du,y IL
relation IL violations IL thc lral,,Litary
.i,nur law, llc sall Tint tho law a. II
uow stands isnrarly ~ perfect IL !, ran
wcli 10. AMI unly ncrl. III hv cnt,,cul
II e'Ivctumlly accomplish tho ohjcrt
ngh,. llc said thu, the sale and u,v
II Intoxicating liquors wa thc causc II
nrarl, n.l the crime AMI poverty III ,,c
country, and tlu ularMiug inpfruss "a
iu,sn,pcfanro cullsd iint earnest action
un tuu lnrt "a Iososs IL law anil orlur,
llc charged the Jary that i Was their
lrnu dat, ~ bu governed strictly hy
thu law and tho testimony hrourl,
bri,rc lhum, anil II they found npo,,
due investigation tha, tie rrohibisury
liquor Jaw had Lu il violated, II Mas
tWir duty % iiud bil VI indictment.
10 matter what were tlcir own Views
u collation. - the wIs.lem Or Justice Il
tav law, ~ what lilo social standing i,
~ o'Ivuaius pa,.lvs, Judge CLaso /.
"A Incorporating temperance man.
att lisppscd t. rightly caloren tie las
aai n''iic, summary punishment apau
tmap guilty ., It's yi,m,ion, =. llamptot
s,ulilrtvr.