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


ACMnD's PRE,l0s1Ilo>tsAx DEATH
A singular coincidences toheeho strong
or terla, oscursed . wceA or two ago in
W hisgton W ithout shv. apparent
S9se thereto AID whae ga1ing upward
irfte tke skyld 10Th three ear old child.
tho dS9h Qr elose mothSS, bal commit.
tel M to iySgrandfs(tox f!Aased in its
seeming contemplation OF things above,
and turning to its grandparents remark.
ed. ia its Childish prattle: ..Dranpa, my
mamma is,up yonder in the sly. and rm
,goiiss " sbe, befs TEXT we'd Then
turning and eaieriag. the house. she child
caught its graldmotllcr by the hand.
and asked her II. she would not 90 with
It. Whore tor inquired the lady, and
back came the answer: TO my main.
ma in heaven The followin:, Friday
the child was seized with membranous
Group, the Violence OF the attack Of
which baaied all human skill, and on tue
first day f'the next week the child died.
IVA special from stae55n, No. totlre
Globe Democr1i. says: Dir. b. l.. Sher.
man and Samuel Parker, old citizens Of
this place, went to Bevier to-day, and
while there visited DR.. Shank's drug
store. After leaving the store they hal
not proceeded ten 70 Is whom Parker fell
on the street in COMMISSIONS; in Eve min.
tffes DR.. Sherman was similarly affected
and in twenty minutes both were dead.
1t IL supposed they were poisoned. and
the coroner has gone to examine the
matter Vheei.ng Lielligeacer. "a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

~ Monroe seems TO be The banner
county for cattle. On the 9th inst, sew
eral year Odds were weighed AZ GAP
Mills which came down hand somely.--
The largest. belonging TO Mrs. McNn;t
weighed l,290 pounds. The whole lot.
including several belonging 10 Mr.. II.
a. NcNetl, averaged more than 100.
Onthe 10Th inst. Mr.. Caleb johnson. who
lives near Union, i'm Monroe county.
weighed : head of3 year.old cattle. the
lot averaging LAO pounds, minus three
pounds OF that amount on the whole lot.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

10 feet, every thing usually kept in a Grocery
store Ny stock will bc always full and com.
Pic'', aud Of toe very beet, which Will sell very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13
Terrible Calamity I'm Germany Elk
plOsiOn OF q Steam .Tug-Fifay Per.
sons Killed and Many Injured.

BREMEN, December 1.-THE North Ger
man Lloyds have received the following
telegram:
&c Bremen Haoen, Deem Der 11.-After
the steamship Mosel bad embarked her pas.
seusers for New York to. day In the outer
mort the boiler Of the tug SimsoD, lying
alongside, exploded. killing fifty persons and
wouudipg many Others The Mosel was so
badly damaged that she cannot sail to-day.
She was to have taken out the passengers of,
the ill.fated Deuts chland. as. ;.
BREMEN, December lit Ia now supposed
that case of dynamite vas being Struggled
aboard the steamer. Two OF the steamers
passengers we're killed. The steamer SUI
fered no damage, because she was some dis.
lance from the scene of the explosion.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE EXPLOSION.
NEW YORK, December H. Messrs. Gel
ricks & Co., agents of the North German
Lloyds 10 this city, have received the follow
ing dispatch from the company's Office IN
Bremen:
IA great explosion has occurred at Bre-
mer Haven, of a case Of dynamite. on the
quay, belonging to passengers baggage.
MANY lives were lost. The steamer Mosel is
slightly damaged, but we expect to sail her
tomorrow. 1t is not yet known whether
the killed and wounded were passengers by
the steamer"
Later.-It is now certain that the explo.
sion was of can of dynamite belonging to
the personal baggage OF a passenger. But
few details have been received. 1t Is pre-
sumed the actual passengers suffered but lit
tie, aud that the fatalities were chiefly among
those accom- anYiug them.
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Shingt0n Items.

WAsH1Seros, December l1.-Speaker Kerr
was serenadsd tonight. There was also
fine torchlght procession. .
Inspector. General james Harde has been
directed to proceed to Fort Monroe, under
special Instructions from the Secretary OF
War, and examine into the necessity of Ger
tain improvements to the barracks, quarters,
and other structures.
The bill introduced ia the Senate on Thurs.
day By Mr.. Conkling to repeal the 18th sec
ton of the act organizing the court TO dis
triouse the Geneva award so as to allow ir'
surance companies TO participate in that
award is not intended TO allow the claims OF
foreign companies. When the bill organic
ing the court was being perfected by the
Senate Judiciary Committee, two years age,
one of the reasons urged for inserting the
12.h section, excluding insurance comp anles,
was that stockholders In mauy Of our COM
aanies we're foreigners, and 1t would not be
proper to allow them the benefit OF the
award, -
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rro.n sankh America.

PANAMA. December 2.-The political tenn.
pest in Colombia has 10 q measure ceased.
a private letter from Gnyaquil speaks Of the
expulsion of Jesuits from that country by
popular demonstration.
The finances OF Peru are gloomy. The
Government and banks may be said to be
virtually bankrupt.
A great fire has occurred at Malscuisgo.
The Opinion Naci0nal. Of Lima. pub.
fishes story that an immense quantity Of
human remains have been taken from one OF
the walls of the old San Andreas Hospital.
Between 4, 900 and 5000 skeletons are said
to have been discovered. This hospital was
built In 1867.
The South Pacific Times, in quoting the
story from the Opinion Nacaonat, says
g The impression generally prevails that
these bones belong to victims Of the inquisi,
ton. They appear to be from one hundred
and fifty TO two hundred gears OLD, and frou
their appearance lead to the belief that all OF
the bodies we're. thrown into an opening
between the walls. All the skeletons appear
to have been clothed"
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Colonel ID. b. Davoi, of Fail River, Mass :,
had his arrangements completed for bis wed.
ding, to.oecur last week, bat bis wedding
sst was carried off by trump TO whom
servant had given some food and left bin to
90 out and close the door alone. He betook
himself to the chamber OF the Colonel, put
on the wedding garments, three shirts, and
neyy oyercogt, carried OFF the dress-eeaf, aud
IeIYipg bis old rsgs on The hoor quietly
withdrew.
The Boston Herald gives the following as
the observation of young man who was
overheard striving TO enJghten bis lady
com panions as 10 che merits OF the play OF
Henry ": "The dialogue, OF course,
don't amount TO anything, out BY joYe, the
scenery is just superb
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Rfot I'm Mississippi.

gENCoNTaE BETwEEEN WHITES AND BLACKS
SEVEN NEGROES KILLED DETAlLseP THE AP.
Fab. gzs.IE-s 49,. ~ 5
V,cKsBUaG. December ia riot Is re-
ported st Rolling Fnrk, thirty-ive miles
above, growing out of an attempt OF negroes
to rescue. one who had been arrested. Seven
negroes, including two leaders, are reported
killed. !, .,.,,esfy 4.g-aiTg.
MsMpH1s,- Tenn, December 1.-THE
origin of the. riot at Rolling Fork, Isque-
hama county, Miss. was as follows:
On Saturday night, November 9th, .
party of negroes assembled at the village and
were drinking and carousing. EO1e of them
pushed against youth whom be met on the
Street, using rough language at the same
time. The youth drew knife, ipf1 icted a
scalp wound on The Degro, and fed to store
for s1fety. The negroes became very much
exasperated, and vowed vengeance. Topre-
vent this warrant was obtained for the
youth, charging him with assault with intent
to kill !; but before 1t could be served the ne
groes broke into the store and beat the young
lad severely with an iron bar. Finally, one
of the party shot the boy In the thigh. At
the report of the pistol the negroes ran !; !;
but the whites bad begun to assemble.
and fearing =, a general riot pursued
an d captured len Of them, put them In the
station.house. and, placed guard over
them. During the night one Of thu. guard
no! on duty came out on the. porch with a
gun on his shoulder, and was ordered away
BY the sentinel on duty. AS be turned, his
gun, which was cooked. struck against
window. and was discharged. The negro
prisoners, thinking that they were being
fired on, stampeded, and the guard opened
on them an indiscriminate fire, Wounding
two of their own number and two negroes
slightly, but the prisoners escaped. Sunday
the most intense exeit ement prevailed, as 1t
was learned that Noah Parker and Arthur
Brooks, two most notorious negroes, were
trying to organize negroes for an assault OF
| the place. The whites were organized under
Rev. Mr.. Ball, a Baptist minister. who ar.
rested Brooks and Parker, and in an attempt
to rescue them the rencontre previously re.
ported occurred. @ts-ENg ~
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miner kilograms.

WArEEviL.E, Me-, December 1.-THE
pay.traiu on the Maine Central road ran into
O tiand.car to-day, killing TWO persons.
NEW YoBK, December 1.-THE break in
the direct cable. Is 10 fiffy 70 seventy fathoms
of water. The Faraday viii come from
London to repair Il. &.
BAlrluoRs, December 1t.--Mrs. Mary
McManus. aged twenty-seven, Was fatally
burned TO day by a lamp explosion.
BRDsspoRr, CONNECTICUT, Deeemoef H.
Tne conner mill Of the Ansonia Brass AND
Copper Company. at Ansonii, burned this
morning. Loss, sa0. 600. z, Ls.
MIIroaD. PA, Deeembes 1.-The nasigs.,
ton of the Delsware and Lehigh canal closfd
to-day. sa -. q 2.
Iof hogs this season was $50 S74 agsinss
a5S 043 last season {. IS & =, ..sa /.
sAnArcaA. December IT. Ex-Treasuref
Mann has suddenly disappeared iTom bi AZ
too, and it is thought ne has NED.
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A Black Mailing Detective Brought to
az, ..,.ss,.E .rtss4sE Grief. Uol} ,s4tie@p6fy'

BosroS, December ia remarkable at.
tempt to black mail f.. Giidowsky, one OF
the largest furniture. dealers here. bus cu'nl'
mated in the exposure OF the plot and the
arrest of Ezra S. Goodwin, q private de-
tecti1e. as chief conspirasor. Goodwin In.
duced former employe Of GiidowskySs 10
swear that the lstter hired him to set tfe to
his (Gildowsky ~ factory, in 1871, In order TO
defraud insuraTcs companies. Goodwin
claimed 10 represent the companies. and,
armed with false affidavit, demanded forty
two thousand dollars of Gildowsky or expo
sure and arrest. The latter secured tDe
services of detectives, q I'D ostensibly agree.
ing to pay q portion Of the blsck-maii en-
trapped Goodwin in room, where he was
arrested. he is now In Jail In default Of FIVE
thousand dollars bail. William Fogg, who
made the false affidavit, was also. arrested.
BE came from Florida in order to carry out
the scheme. i .a9
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! BY TELEGRAPH.
Captain Of Schooner KilIed-Navai
81 . 3 sl5 Matters.

p Is. 8 $50 WBfaCf8s .SE5is ~
Especial telegram TO the Bispa!ch.I
NORFOLK. December lie Captain Peter l..
Steelman, of the schooner Isle OF Pines,
from Egg Harbor, was killed to-day in
Hampton Reads by negro deck-hand
named Arthur Randall. The negro was re.
.fracsory, and Captain steelman undertook to
correct him, when he seized billet OF wood
and s.riking;tbe Captain over the head killed
bin almost instantly. The negro was ar
rested and brought to this city tonight on q
tug, and committed to jail.
The iron. clads Nantucket, Passaic, ard
Wyandotte arrived at the navy.yard to day
toWed by The steamers Tslapoosa, Dispatch,
Alert. and Huron. The monitor Catskill is
hourly expected from Washington, and til e
Plymouth lie ready for sea. IT, go
Orders were. received from Washington
TO-DAY directing cessation of al operations
at the pavy.yard. This unexpected order
puts out of employment three hundred and
seyenty.fVe more workmen. -
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RauR0ADs AND sTEAMERs.
I'D CD - -.

I'D CD .sSS -
AHROAD AND STEAMBOAT
Es.-CHEsAPEAKKA AND 0RIO5Wag
mail an leaves daily e5cens On s srnsa ss,v at
9:lO P. A.. Accommodation train oaisy te3cept
su TaHAa e nv aNp pANvILL Ex
,ress leaves Richmond daily at sos a: n.
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily &C 1:Sa i, u.
I,vnch6urg Accom- modation leaves Richmond at
mail nao ssa ssp. st a sss
ae ssg1THS Sa5SGa iFSsEaDsEafGRsBUEa AND Pc
TONI 4, sS5 y e1 aaS
cept on sundays) at 9:20 p. d. Arrives at 0
aeeSsy for avss
e; YORK Ri n RlNER YEA -Passen.
%on ah wednesday,, az Fridays with steamer
East. Arrives at 10 A, d. rreagnl with passed,
ger car attached leaves Tuesday TnuFsaaJs' ana
sa RsgIrcHSa e ND And n: PETEgsagRe.-Day
Through Ia leaves RIchona daily tsKssps on =,
tacn S leaves Mchmond daily texeeps sunday 81
rs: s9A Il = s sTs s s Al eoMeAsY-
steamer for holfolk and James River iandans Ing
leaves Tuesdays Thursdays ana sasraays q SSU
4. Dr. Arrive Mondays, Wednesd1ss ano f1'ass
at OLD SISS ppioamINIoE STEAMSHIP eoMPAEY:-
Steamers for New G snds eas ss hsas ass
leT Ps SEE H aysrsfg sTEAmBoAT
for Ba!nmore leave EissmSnn On 4 sp
ta GaNT;Ss INSIDE LINE. -sleamersleaye Rich.
nond from corner Of. Twenty-sscona ana D -
ass sassa a saa1Sees ss -
Phiiadephia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail i'
for Phlladei pnlAs rro,r,x.ocs, Avn NOR.
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The Majority Tactics.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-lt is more
than probable that no session of the House
of Representatives viii! be held on any Mon
dav until after the holiday recess. On thai
day {Monday), under call of the States, the
Republicans can Introduce such resolutions
as they may deem expedient, and pass them
on majority vote on any other day two
thirds vote to suspend the rules would be re-
quired. The object of the Democrats IN moi
desiring Monday sessions is the fear that the
opposition may force them to vote on mea.
suits upon Which they are not ready 10 record
themselves. Special telegram in Baltimore
AUeYIc1G
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Letter from Petersburg.
fisE-THE HEw Pras pgpARgMENr -Mtss,Ne

i;fs ~ NAN, &c. 80 iifsts =
fGorresppnd OF the Richmond Dispatch Il
PETERSBURG, December 1 1, 1876.
A destructive fite broke out this morning
about Q O'Clock In the house OF William
Smith (coiored}, on the corter;of Fedora,
and GIL streets. The building was burned,
and the ffqmes spread themes TO the aGjoin.
ing houie of James Coleman (sso colored),
by whom 1t was occupied as a grocery 81 ore.
This second tenement was also destroyed,
with ia contents. The house OF Coleman
was Insured for $1,000 10 the Columbus
Home, Of Ohio. and the stock for $500 in
the Richmond Banking and Insurance Com.
pany. The loss is supposed to amount to
some one thousand or twelve hundred dol;
hra. - 3.
Tnis was the first time the Fire Depart.
ment OF the city as lately re0rganized has
had the opportunity to show its efficiency
The brigade worked faithfully and well, and
the officers appear to be. satisfied with the
results Of the Reorganization so faras ex
hibited. Some Of the firemen of the late
volunteer companies are said however, to
be much dissatisfe ed, and the johnson Hose
and Steam Company, which was disbanded,
has since met and organized as beneficiary
association. III .s;s
Mr.: d. A. Ferguson, an employe 1t Ven
abfe's factory, has been missing for several
days, and fears are entertained for bis safety
by bis family and friends. He Is a native Of
Lynchburg. s--.--------,--,22zz-.. ~
The Relief Association held their annual
meeting last night. FSom the report Of the
president, Mr.. Kelley, 1t appears that the
Association expended about one thousand
six hundred dollars during the past year, and
that five hundred and twenty.six loads oil
wood had been distributed. The Following
officers were elected for the ensuing yelr
President, Rev. j. D. Kelley: Vice President
at Large, w. q. Tappey. Vice.Presidents
First Ward, Henry Borst; Second, A. D.
Lockett; Third. "a Eicbb burg; Fourth, 8.
w. Snyder; Fitch, n. f. Thrift; Sixth
Samuel Brisser; Secretary, T.. j. CLARK
Treasurer, b. F. Lester. ROBIN HOOP.
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Paa,ape ou Transient Matter.

There is a pretty general disposition
among members to make uniform rate Tor
transient newspapers OF one cent for each
sheet and three cents for each msgazine. AT
present oil printed matter sent from oft1ces
OF publication Is carried ut loss. ON one
lot of Harper's Magazines to the Pacihc
coast the Department paid 800 more to the
railroad companies than they received
Washington special to Philadelphia IN
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KENTUCKY GRANaERs IN CoUNciL.-Louis.
ollie. December 10.-The Kentucky State
Grange, now In session In this city, passed
resolutions fayoring Government aid to the
Texas Pacific railroad to-day unanimously.
The resolutions also ask KeHtueky's repre-
seutatiyes In Congress to use every proper
effort to secure that aid.
rTbe Virginia Changers might follow this
good example,
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The latest incident In the Louisiana bust.
ness Is McEuery's protest against Mr. Nc.
MiIIan's abandonment OF bis claim 10 the
senatorial seat for which MCMILLAN anc
Pinchback were contestants. Mcmillan de-
rived his authority from McEnery, ana the
objection made 10 the Senate TO the Win.
6rawal Of his papers is the only obstacle 70
the swearing la OF Pincbback. McEnery
talks very plainly TO McMll!an. and scores .f
him for his action. l.5,
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The Republican Na.iona, Convention.

The Republican National convention.
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Times Oh
to morrow will contain the following:
Fysh.Auenue Hotel, Nelo York, Decem.
Der 1.-THE Republican National Commit.
tee will meet on Thursday, January 18th,
at 10 A. NJ, at the Arlington Hotel, Wash.
ington, for the purpose OF fixing the time
and place for holding the next Republican
National Convention for the nomination OF
President and Vice-President.
'.E. u. MORGAN, Chairman.
Wllliam f.. Chandler, Secretary"
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Am Interesting Experiment I'm II
.s.. bacco-GrOWtng. t ya.
From the Raleigh News, 9th j

cTOu tue fStleikH NtHSy Stu.
At meeting of the Executive Committee
of the North Carolina Agricultural Society
held 10 this city on the Oh instant. Colonel
Shelton, of Ashey;lle, was called upon for
information as to his experience 10 the cul-
lure Of tobacco in the country west of the
Blue Ridge. = go.
Colonel Shelton is Virginian, and lived
until the past few years in the most favored
part of the Virginia tobacco region. He
carried the experience of many years with
him to the county of Buucombe, aud has
conducted his operations on large and sue.
cessful scale. He Is empatically the pioneer
of tobacco culture in Buncnmbe, for, though
long raised there, it was only for home use
never for market. =
The following is an extract from his re.
marks: p. .s s.s... ....
| The culture of tobacco in Western North
Carolina is now u settled fact. Thousands
of pounds of fancy wrappers are now pro.
duced where ten years ago the crop was
scarcely known. / am not here to speak Of
the advantages Of our transmontane section,
but of the culture Of tobacco. New things
are continually developing in this important
branch Of agriculture. 1t would doubtless
be interesting TO this committee to trace the
meauderiugs of this almost rom antic sub.
Jet. The effect it has upon aud will exer.
else over the finances of this Government
will be admitted by all. That it is useless
article In the abstract am willing to admit.
but the money it brings, the interest 1t de-
yelops, cannot be lightly spoken Of.
/ will now only revert to the fact that 1
have made this useless crop my lifetime
study. / have made many assaults on old
fogyism in my career, but the most important
is to tell the tobacco-planter that he has
wasted thousands of dollsrs in curing ause.
less. cumbrous stalk when he could have
done otherwise; to tell him that heonly
sends the leaf to market, and that all the
money be spends upon the stalk is money
thrown away, and that he ought to divide
his grist instead of carrying a stone in the
other end of the sack. There is one point l
wish particularly to call his attention to. He
loses ten per cent. of the weight of his to-
bacco BY curing it on the s'alk. Natures
God has ordained that all vegetation, in dy-
ing or drying up, sends its substance back TO
its original stalk. The corn, the grass, the
leaves, everything speaks this truth in les
sons not to be misunderstood. Can tobacco
be exempted from this law Of nature? l
have experience on this subject.
One hundred plants of green tobacco
weighed two hundred and thirty pounds;
one half of this was cured on the stalk. and
the o.her half off the STALK. The make d stalks
were also cured.
Lbs. Or.
That cured off the stalk. ........."........12 y
stalks weighed. "...,..................... IL
Cured on The stalk II
Stalk on this top...... ......'......''....... w
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Ey>acIal Message.

The Prcsceat will send in to Congress
next eek special message warmly endorS-
i'm tie recommendation OF the Inter. Oceanic
Cans. Commission in favor Of the Nicaragua
route. a..--..." ."
Illness of Senator Cameron.
Seaator Cameron is lying seriously Ill OF
cold, add from his advanced age bis friends
are arprehensive OF the result.
Cutting Down Estimates, sSe.
A leading Democratic representative who
has carefully gone through the foot OF estr
mates says the sum total cla be reduced over
forty millions without iDpairing the eth
cheney of the public SERVICE Washington
special to Baltimore Sun.
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BALTIYoag, December H. lie steamship
King Richard. |. hence yesterday for Rio. IL
lagro1nd- twelve miles below the city. Half
OF her condenser ls blown OF. She will have
10 be loWed b OK for repairs.
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Tsamirion sreanosisip GGmpaays IN 2iass
staamsliip OLD DOMINfUN, Captain AIIEn.
VIII salt TUESDAY, December IA. ~ y O'Clock
Freight received until O'Clock r. d. -. q.
Through bIlIs OF iatfpx sigrea aod goons sos'
,,r.ieS Win Ssuatch 10 oil points norm sosisos
snst End ygest: also, To foreign ports. 80
Z Tasseprer ommodaiion5 u1turpassed. ~ q
Fsre Ia New York, $1as steeragc, s6s rouad--
trip tickets, $50. . & .i
For freight or passage apply 20 ~
- - - e. w. ALLEN ~ CO., gc1sas
-, !, a a. rnfSas,x a Wharf. RccHH-fs.
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You will observe that the grand total is
just the same except ounces, and 10 this
10. cured off the stalk gain 15 ounces, or
something like 8 per cent. on the leaf, while
the other gains pound, but that gain is in
a worthless stalk. Comment is unnecessary.
Colonel Shelton cured $500 pounds in one
barn, usiEg the ordinary tobacco sticks with
wire attachment. So that the curing is
done more cheapy-say so per cent.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. DC.

WATCHES AND CHAINS FOR @
w ladies and gentlemen can re bought for BIZ
about one half their value. There Is no use 8A&&
i'm Daying $50 for Il ladies' watch when You can
buy II for S25. or $l25. for genrleman's watch
when you can get II for $65. Rings, Bu'tons, &c.
moi th Fourteenth street 10 AZ-Zm
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FURNITURE.

MONEY SAVED Is MONEYM
I'VE MADF.-Creat Inducements in FURNI-As
TURE Se1sonabln goods for rie holidays at TH1
F. HELFART'+, 1881 Main street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. DrtsSing-Case Suits
and Furniture of every description gest ass ort
neut in rhe city of Chilrren's CHRIS nnf Toy.
Chairs at surprisingly low figures, and mostly OF
his own ma nufst ture-warranteit 10 please;
10 OIL mt