South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

r 1t is remarkable that cyery day
tHthe week is by different nations de.
seN~to the public celebration Of reli.
-spus services. Sunday. by the Chris
,ians; Monday, by the Greeks; Tues
day, b, the Persians; Wednesday. by
the AssYians - Thursday. by-,le E4yp-
s 'slSaN, \ s1s f. - i@ss e.s ss5
Iva man named Barney Now s6is was
arrested in Cumberland on Sunday last.
on the charge Of being one of the three
WHO last week attempted TO sssass mate
k s y "a: sEsst ss> the Ghess;aeake
rs Snpetntnge3 MSlvaney. uhS was
PMtA FEa% tbeHimes nnd idepti-
Lei hm h&o( tliA "a acllipg paFty.---
James Reed WAS arrested i'm WASHINGTON
as accessory, and committed TO await .
requisition from the Governor of Mary
iand, and Warrants imye>been iss,iod for
The arrest 6f two men fnanfci PEARSON
aud Berih orS GEORGETOWN j.. 60 ON tbe'
same charge.
WILL CoSTINrE.-"Yes, purity taft
times" replied Detroit .boot-black tho
other day, ''and Bill says they isso lie
still tuifer' afore spring. I'd 90 on the
stage tliis winter. but hain't no good
clothes. erdflhSs to git 70 be rcashisrsi,i
a bank .b,n L haia't high esio,.sh. Z sI.ye
thought some of being lawyer. but they
say that lawyers lie so. l guess If the
weather holds bad I'll go to holain'n an
Office OF some kind in the City Hail."
EAss.-Last week was, goosl week
for bass fishing. Three or four fsLinp.
parties returned on Saturday with very
large strings. The mrgest string. eosthe
largest fish on record wa, brourh. in hv
Me'srs. c. A. SeaY addition Rick
ards, who had been fishing with rod and
line for two days They had abou: one
hundred and fifty fish, six OF the lsrgcst
OF them weighing twenty.three ponhtls.
MIR. Seay's largest weighed five pounds.
and Ar. Richards biggest tipped the
scales MT six pounds and half. Fhis-
beats by five ounces the big bass exhib-
tied here on the, 10th inst. blythe Wheel
ing party, and is claimed to he the lar
gest bass ever caught in the Upper 20.
tomac.-Casb. NctcS, Oct. 22.
~ Mr.. lje3ry Shcetz, son Of {; corrc
w Sheoz, Esq, 5Wcsternport. was
Killed by c faifroad accident ut Aurora,
Illinois. on Thursday last. Mr.. Sheet
was very worthy young man and had
but ? few days before entered upcn the
discharge oil his duties us dispatcher OF
trains. His remains reached Western
port for fntctment on Saturday last
Cumberland Tilaes.
~ The post office at Piedmont was
broken into in the rnsr on the night Of the
23rd by some person or persons who
attempted TO open the safe witt a eo,,1,
Ie OF chiaols. Whether they had any O.
thcr tools is unknown. Ono Of the
chl.els WAS broken and the piece LEFT
III the crcvicc where i vaJ driven and
the other Was loft lying on tn. aoor.-
Inc burglars were probably scared or
ny some ore passing. No other prop
erty IN the o.!icc WAS touchod.- C,.,a-
b"rll,nd .he,rs.
~ Charles Young, ESQ, ST.. n well
kaoTn Ssestccmetl citizen ofCumherlalrl
died. at his residence oar Centre strect
on Saturday night 23;i inst, after u FRO.
tracted illness. Mr.. Young Ia lived in
this city for lon, time. He was fhe
head Of The well known firm Of Charles
Dung & Son, furniture dealers, and I'D
to his final illness was prominent in 10.
cal poltics.-B.
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