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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

w in the Clerks Office of the County Cont
OF hampshire county, on the first Monday in Au.
gust, 1873. " -
Azariah p. Reed, &c, plaintiffs,
rs
Mary Ann Reed, &c, Defendants, Ia CHaHclry.
On original and amended Bill
ne object of this suit is (after assigning dow
or to said Mary Ann Reed, widow of John Reedl
TO obtain sale of the real estate of which said
'John Reed died seized and division Of tie pr,,.
ceeds OF such sale among those entitled thereto.
Ana 1t appearing that in addition 10 the ;,er-
ties against whom order of publication was here
tore had, -- Reed, widow of John Reed
VINO was the son of James Reed, dec d., Josiah
- Reed. children of said John Reed do
ceased, William 7. Ragaa, who married Priscilla
a. Reed daughter of Josiah Reed deceased
who is dead, and William j. Raglan her SON
ilIiam Jenkins who married Hannah l. Reed
a daughter Of Josiah Reed, who is dead. and
l-uc!la w and John l.. Jenkins her children
Joshua Z. Thompson, who married Sarah NJ
heed daughter OF said Josiah, who is also dead
Mary Il. Reed, daughter of said Josiah Reed de-
ceased, William Warrell and Nancy his ,vife
Il daughter of said Josiah Reed, John T Cravan
who married Louisa l. daughter Of Tiberry
Reed, deceased, who is also dead and her son
John /. Craven, do not reside in the State of
west Va, 1t is ordered, that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order and do what is decessary to protect their
interests in this suit. a copy-Teste.
&. S. WHITE, { c c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

care of him-and | doing my best in nv
way, we may be able to subdue them !; but
you must remember THE. madsm-do not
let Mr.. Stephens have the faintest suspic-
ion that you think anything is the mattcr
with him aud above all, do not treat him
like an invalid. Just amuse him, and all
that you know, just as you used to when
you were first married
Another series of sobs from Mrs. Ste
phens.
The Doctor arose to 60. His patient had
entirely forgotten that he bad left no pre-
scription.
about tea, Dlctor p she asked, as he
prepared to leave. ID you think it very
hurtful p
AS an occasional tonic, | have no OBJ
lection to tea but as a daily beverage,
madam, 1t is an invention OF the devil =
G. bod morning
John Stephens sought bis home that eve
ming with heavy heart. His wife he be.
lieved confirmed invalid, or hypochondri.
ac-it matteIed little which one was as
bad as the other. His remoustrancss aud
p!eadiugs had proved of no avail he. was
doubtful even whether his wife loved him.
lie opened the door softly with his latch
key. This had become Labitual seldom
did the gentleman show himself to his wife
until after tho dinner bell had summoned
the family to the dining room
a strain of music met aud transfxed
him on the very threshold Abts beauti-
ful song was being rendered. and his wife
was the musician. He was just 10 time to
hear
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

M EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerks Office of the County Cont
OF Hampshire county, on the first Monday in Au.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

BoRAN ~ CALIToRyIA.-D Discoveries Of
o'rax III California and Nevada have been
made to such an extent as to warrant the
belief that from these sources the markets
10 the cast Of the American oontiacnt will
at no distant time, be able to draw theif
chist supplies.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-24

the Southern" late Saturday night, and
passed my arst night there. Before 70.
firing j walked around several squares
and entered the Planters house; yed
several minutes. Many people were
moving about the streets, and sitting
around various places. I did not meet
but one person ] know or knew me .
how ! Wal. thrilled with the scenes Of so
many Of my former years Of life, to find
all 40 changed. The signs of rising great
ness of this chief city Of the West, how
unmi.iskable they appear TO one like my.
self, who was here living, frst In the Yea
1884 You must indulge me in an article
when | have extended my observations
Yonrs respectfully, LoaAN SLEEPER.
July II. 1873
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| will sell my residence property on Sew.
enth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, comprising six lots, run
ming through from sixth to Seventh streets
with line dwelling.house, carriage hou-e
stable, wen, fruit trees, grapery, etc, ell,
all in prime condition.
Also the tine business stand, No, - Ohio
le.ee.
Also lj3 acres excellent fruit or farming
land, on the ohio river, adjoining the town
oi Caledonia, Pulaski county, hall mile
from station ON the {. and v. railroad
one hundred acres under cultivation.
Also tine lot, 3! acres, with good farm
house thereon, situated in Villa Ridge,
beautiful place, well stocked with choice
fruit trees.
Also two lots AT the corner OF Third stree
and the leyee.
Also three good draws, and three els o
dray harness; a iwo- lorse wagon, nearl,
new, with double harness.
Prices and terms reasonable.
CAIRO, July ~, 1873. ID, UURD.
30 2w
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL,

MeSsr'. X smythe Il Co., intend 70.
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on the Ohio lsyes, to the
one occupied by them a, the corner OF
Nineteenth and Commercial avenue, hsy,
ing met with Il success in ihoir new stor,
far beyond their most ssngune e1pec,s
tions, they have concluded TO Consolids,,
for the present at least, their bushes.
In the meantime their store house on tn,
levee will be given . thorough overhaul
ing and placed IN perfec. repair. Thank
ing the public for pas. tsyors they respoc,
fully solicit = contipuancs Of the same,
7-lslf
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

NJ. AND ST l.. PACKET COMPANY,
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo July !, 1873.
The Memphis and st, Louis Packet
company now offer tor sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return
$40, good for ninety days from date OF
sale. Also regular tickets on ssls for
ksnsas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river and rail to ell points
south. For further Information cell ~
the company office, No, n Ohio lsvee,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agl.
Sol. A, silver, Passenger Agt.
7-l-,f
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

a two-.tory house on Commercial ave-
nue. near the corner of Nineteenth street.
The house is fur,y feet long by twenty
two fee, wide 1t contains ten rootns al i
kitchen, and = good cistern and necessary
out houses are attached t. il. Ii lie well
ventilated and we'll adapted tor d bushes.
house or dwelling. IL is in business part
of the city aud has been newly painted
aud renovated inside aud out. Apply t.
JonS HgGAKTr,
! River Shannon House, Ohio Levee
Cairo, Illinois. 7-s-lm.
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THE COURTS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT Y ESTERDAI

Circuit court re-as,embled at 81 o'clock
yesterday morning.
The following prisoners we're brought
into court, and plead guilty to the crimes
charged against them:
Elmer $. Vincent; charge, larceny !;
cattle stealing. Sentenced to the states
prison for two years and six months.
2 Mrs Ross, charge, stealing $500; sem
tence, three years in the penitentisry.
John Brown, charge, horse stealing.
Sentence, six years in the penitentiary.
Chester Allen, charge, larceny of ten
yards Of cloth, from the store Of z. Hsnny,
sentence, eighteen months in the peniteiI.
| tiary.
Della Constant, charge, larceny of =
| watch and other articles from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John Hyland. Trial by jury
verdict guilty, and fixing the term o. i'm
prisonDsnt at one year in the ponitsn
,iary.
Al 5 o'clock court sdjournei until s
o'clock thIs morning.
POLICE COURT.
John Rogers, drunk and disoTderly, "a
fined ~ and costs. Having no money b
wAs sent to the cslsboose for four days.
Jos, II. LofIer, disturbing the peac
r tned S. and the "sgreesbls-' City ia
b. tor seven days.
l. Tom. Whatter, coloFed, for drunken
ness, mas fined 81 and the "u,ual fair
II Tom. will labor on the streets for thr'
dave.
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ICE CREAM.sALooN.

A. warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream will be glad W learn that
Nessrs. ssup 4 Clarkson have fitted up and
rsfurnished, In elegant style. their lee cream
psslors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also bsen put In running order. and nothing
n wanting shout the establishment 20 make
he pleasure and comfort Of their .pstron'
<...anietn. t-l5-ti
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Is ASR- BALL.

The Clippers and Liber,ys, juvenile
base-bsllist,, played q match game yes,er.
day afternoon. The contest WAS con-
Quoted strictly in accordance with the
rules OF the game as laid down in the
books. None Of the players were over If
teen years Of age, and taking this fact into
consideration the game was one of the
mos, interesting ever played in this city.
The following is the score;
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance Is offered ~ some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, 80 feet front on the ave
nue., house 3 stories. Two large stores
eau DO lifted up or the frs, floor, the up'
per stories ar. we'll arranged tor office, OF
dwellings. For further particulars en-
auire of john q. HAKMAg * Co.,
6-4-tf Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
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LOCAL. WEATHER REPORT.

u. ;. SIG, SIR, oBsRhvEK's OFVi,E,
CAIRO, July q, 1873, lO:ll pm.
Barometer JO:ls.
Thermometer % degrees.
Wind, northeast, velocity o miles per
hour.
Weather, fair.
Maximum temperature last "a hours ~
degrees.
hinimum temperature, last a hours, o,
degrees.
prevailing Wind last q hours, northeast
Total number OF miles wind travelled, las
~ bours, %.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
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CHaNCERY NOTICE.

LYMAN Blodyett. de PENDANT. I, n
that on July 81, 1873, Mary NJ, Blsdgett =
complainant. filed her bill in chanccry"
in the Alexander county circuit court, states
of Illinois. for divorce, and that said suit
now pending in said court. That thereupon
a summons was issued out of the clerk,
office OF said court against YOU, returnuble
ON the fourth Tuesday in July, 1873, 10 a
term Of said court, then TO be holden ~ the
courthouse In Cairo. in said county and
state. Dated July 2lst, 1873.
REUBEN ). YoCUM, Clerk,
Samuel y. Wheeler,
Compartments Solicitor.
2l-d-iw.
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FOR RENT.

| will rent my house on Ninth street,
between Walnut and Cedar, With iurnl-
ture or otherwise. The house contains
i've good rooms, good closets, good
ci,sorn, and hss comfortable yard room,
a good wood.house. wsshroOm, etc,
Apply vt Illinois Central ticket Office.
7lql- JAMES b. SHEIDon'.
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THE CAIRO AND NlNCENNES
RAILROAD.

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
10
Cincinnati, indianapolis. Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra Falls.
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
Boston and all Eastern Points,
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and alter Tuesday, July /, 1879, trains
VIII run as follows:
EXPBE-s.
Going north leaves Cairo at 400 a m
Going south arrives at Cairo at $40 p. IN.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leaves Cairo at. .l:35 ain. and 500 p IN.
Going South.
Arrives ~ Cairo at. 500 AIN. and ~ 1, IN
The express train north arrives at Vim
cennes ~ l2:20 pm. making direct cOnnec
ton at 1890 pm, with the Indianapolis ant
tincennes railroad for indianapolis, the
great railroad centre. from which point
trains are departing at all hour, Tor all
POINTS In the United states and Canada. AT
s2;S y. IN. with the Evansville and traw-
louisville railroad, for Terra llaute, India
napols, Chicago, DanNille and all points
north, via the Terra laute, Evansville and
Chicogo railroad, and east Via the Nandalia
line, and indianapolis and ~. Louis railroad.
At 1853 p IN with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, aud all
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
In Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, aud all eastern points, Twelve
hours 10 advance OF any other route.
Express train makes connection AT Edo
rsdo with ST. Louis and southeastern rail-
way, tor It. Louis, Mt. Vernon Nllinois),
Shswneetown, and all points between Edo
RADIO aud ST Louis.
AT Norris CITY makes close connection
for Springfield, Rock Island, and all points
On Springfield aud Illinois southeastern rail-
way and connections.
At Carmi with It. Louis, Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville railway line, Tor MI.
Vernon (lndiara), Evansville, Henderson
(Kentuok!) Nashville trennesset), and all
points Oh 81. h., r., II. aud y. railway ami
connections
BaggSge checked to all important points.
"For tickets and information apply at
the ticket ONCE, corner seventh street and
Commercial avenue, caro-, Illinois.
Jso. LEE, sup't CHAs. o. WooD,
Gen Psssr and Ticket Ag't
Is j. Burnside, Agent, Cairo.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double X amber
ringle and double X Canary, beet quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, ETC., etc. 1O,OOO for
ale, printed ut ~ DO TO . ~ per thousand,
ct the BuLLxTIS OFFICE,
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WANTElI.

A middle-aged woman can get constant
work in washing, ironing and house.
cleaning by applying to b. +. Burnside,
agent Cairo and Vincennes railroad
German woman preferrei 7-23tf
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Best Scotch ale, s,ou, porter, and eight
year old bourbon whiskey to be found on IS
st the Crystal saloon, corner Of SiIth stree,
and Commercial avenue.
STEAGALA X LANg
6-2o I'm Proprietols.
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
lust opened out u stock Of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and tiny different stylesof hat, and bonnet-,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
ers and notions OF all sorts, all al which vii
he sold at the lowest prices.
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CHEAP BOARDING,

Regular boarders al the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board a,
the rate of en- per month. h-lD.lf
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GOVERN MENT SALE.

There win be sold, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at one O'Clock pm on
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1873,
Al the naval station, Mound City, Hi
nOis, quantity OF
FURNITURE,
Consisting, in part, OF Carpets, Bureaus, Ia
bles, Chairs, Washstands, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALK:-Cash on day of sale
aud immediate removal OF goods required
BY order Of Commandment.
FRANCIS Il GILLETTy
7-22-at Paymaster, u. >. ~
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A NEW FIRST-CLASS BARBER
SHOP.

McHenry Roe & Co, Of New Orleans
have come to this city TO stay, and have
fitted up a flr.t class barber-shop on Com
nercial avenue in the room next to Han
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu
art & GhoIson AS dry goods store The
workmen are all 6rst-class aid are pre-
pared to cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ask Is a
trial. They respectfully soliei,a share OF
public patronage. MollErsr Roe j Co,
7.IJ-f
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KYNAsToN TO TIE FRONT.

Mr.. James Kynsston, whose reputation az
u butcher lie par excellent With the people
OF this city, mas opened new meat
shop near the corner of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, next door TO Mr. fa'
Burts grocery store, ItisAwell tno"n anu
acknowledged fact that Mr.. kyua'ton, dur
ing his long experience in the meat bu'i'
ness In this city, never offered 10 his custom
ers anything but the choicest OF every kind
of meat. lie is u good Judge Of cattle. and
buys nothing but the youngest and latest
and Us Il consequence bias the best Of beef,
The same may be said OF every Kind OF meat
sold by him. Give him v trial, and our word
Tor II, you will always lie pleased. 6-lsti
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. LOUIS
l. N V L II S | II Y
EATABI.lSiSiO 1879
Classical a.d Commercial Educ ssion

Bulletins are sent three times n year 10
the parents or guardians of the students, 4"
inform them OF the conduct, health aud
impro, cnen, OF their sons or wards. An
Experienced ply stefan daily visits the in
stitution, and the greatest care aud atten-
ton are bestowed on the sick
TEIMs:
Board and tuition, per session, ten
months, $3.50.
The next session begins on September l.,
1873.
Catalogues containing instructions tn par
ents, aud full particulars, will be sent free
on application 70
REV. J Il. ZEALAND, ;. j.,
President II. Louis University, ST. Louis,
Missouri. 1-22 d&w I'm
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FOR RENT.

A cottage on F.f,oontb street, oeS~ een
Washington avenue and Walnut street,
For terms, inquire Of White y Co.. cor
ner Washington avenue and Twentieth
street. 7-20-3t
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Hacks Tor the.Cairo, ArkanSss and Te&s
railroad, starting from White Greers
store, corner OF Sixth street and ohio eyee,
run as follows:
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kOR SAIE.

A lns lot for residence Lot 49, block
Ia, RS. addition. Prico $500 cash. Ap-
ply TO Alley. II. iEvIS.
7-lgGt
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CHANGE OF TIME.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS II. K.
On and after Tuesday July 10, 1873, trains
will run daily, except sunday, between
Greenheld's landing aud Iron Siding.
Missouri. rs follows
Leave Greendeld's at ........... 400 pm.
Arrive at Greenteld's at ........ 03o am.
Arrive At Iron siding at ......... s:l5 pm.
Leave Iron Siding at ........... 6l5 am.
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CAyANAudH, l. mpire
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-19
20 NJ - II a NJ H n r.
0
The First Misrepresentation! OF
the Society.
AT Turner Hall, Tuesday
Evening, March 18th, 1873.

a grand masquerade bail will he
given by the Omaha Mrnnerchor,"
on Tuesday evening, March 18th, at
Turner Hall. Preparations are being
made to make this tie event OF the
season. The ball will open at 8
o'clock in the evening with Il "Polo-
n~aise," by the Omaha City Band.
After which the following programme
will be carried out
]. Frog quadrille, by eight mem
bersof the "Mnnnerchor."
2 The great MURDER" performed
hy re members of the society.
:. Cavalry quadrille, by four stu
dents mounted on horses, and four
preachers riding Balaam's asses.
4. Patent organ, discovered by F..
Pau. The organ plays three tunes.
Atll o'clock the procession, COM
posed of members of the society, will
form in the hall, the following being
observed
l. Metropolitan police, seven pos
licemen with q captain.
=. Banner with the motto "Ulk,"
accompanied by four Chinese.
3. Credit Mobilicr,' and 'Our
Ring"
8. Floor committee, composed of
four Policinellis.
8. Prince Carnival, in q wagon
drawn by four snow-whitc black
horses.
6. Frogs.
Z. Two Jesuits.
8. Ministers on four Jackasscs.
o. The Press.
10. Murder.
II "Ruebezahl' and dwarf re-
tinuc.
II. Patent organ.
All other masqueraders will here
join III the procession, and after two
prOmenades, a sign will be given for
taking off the masks.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and
lady, $500; gallery 70 cents; extra
tickets for ladies, IS cents. No sup
per will be given, and each party can
%patronize the restaurant of their own
choice.
Tickets can be had of the following
committee of arrangements: H..
Dillman, A. Aust, ii. Rlchardt, Phi.
Metz, ii. Leisge, w. Mack, FIR. Pau.
Carriages can be secured of these
gentlemen when tickets are pur-
chased.
Tickets can he had at Catlin's book
store, Max Meyer & Co.'s cigar store,
and Henry Strasburg & Co.'S photos
graph gallery.
Mr.. Wurth will arrive from St.
Louis Saturday March 18th with n
fine assortment of ladies' and gentle>
mems masquerade suits. Call at
Max Meyers Music Hall and ex-
anime them.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-19
SUCH DINGS VOT
NEVER SAW"
How Wilhelm Was Beaten
Out of His Household
Traps By a Cunning
Woman.

William Lett is the name Of an hon
est German cabinet maker, who has
been at work for several years for
Dewey & Some. Some time ago he
had trouble with his wife, and for
good cause he went to Indiana to live
fora while-at least long enough to
have proceedings for a divorce insti-
tinted, and the case is still pending.
Upon his return from the state of
many divorces, he set his eye on
another woman, whom he proposed to
marry as 0 rs he obtained his di-
vorce. lie accordingly furnished a
house, and had her take care of it, she
occupying, however, a separate apart
ment for sleeping purposes. Matters
ran along in this mi for several
months, till last evening, when vii.
liam returned home, only TO find
that his prospective happiness had
been completely upset by the deser,
ton of his intended second wife.
During the day some relatives of hers,
had come into the city with a wagon
provided with a hay rack, and upon
this, with the woman's assistance,
they packed every available piece Of
furniture and article of household
goods, and covering up the property
with hay, they drove out of town tc
their home, eight miles from the city,
The only thing they left behind
them was honest Wilhelm's trunk
containing his clothes. The state o.
affairs almost broke his heart, ant
upon finishing his story to his EN-
ploycrs this morning, he exclaimed
with tears in his eyes, "Mein Colt
lch would ~ lief bin died ~ ha
such dings habben. Such dings VA.
| never saw The matter has beel
put into the hands OF u lawyer. VIII,
vii, attempt to cover the property
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-19
MANSARD ROOF.
One Man Hits Another Over
the Eye, and Makes
a Deep Wound.

N%indquest, the ice man, while
standing in Rassmussen's saloon on
Farnham street, last evening, had a
head put on him by a man named
Anderson, who came in and without
any ceremony walked up to his VIC
tim and hit him over the eye either
with a derringer or something else he
held in his hand, cutting a severe
cash over the optic. The assailant,
after accomplishing his deed, took
his departure as suddenly as he had
made his appearance. 1t seems that
Anderson had been employed by
Vindquest, and had had some difficult
ty in getting his pay for his work,
and so took.this method of sQuaring
accounts.
Nindquest proceeded to a drug
store and had the wound bound up,
but the n in which the Job was
put up not suiting him, he called on
DIR. Pinney, who fixed him out. We
understand that he intends to have
Anderson arrested, and justice melted
out to him.