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Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
Dividend,

TKVHE Directors of the National Iron Bank have I this day declared 8 semi-annual dividend of five (0 per cent. on the capital stock out of the nett earnings of the past six months, payable on and after the Srd day of January next.
 A. c. RANDALL, Cashier. Falls Village, 20th Dec, 1875. 3w24
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
Nen5 Advertisements.
ROSCOE c. TAFT,
WARNER .& WARNER

MYTH P. Van Volkenburgh & Co.,. Importers
 W and Jobbers Of Dry Goods, S74 and SS6 Broadway, New York 1yrfm28yol5
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
DlE O..

2, At Dedham, Mass, Dec. 9and, Giles A. Beach, aged Al years, formerly of sharon.
 At Waterbury, Dec. 21st, Miss Jennie M. Elder, aged % years.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
ViIIage--Attention.

FTVHE ladies and gentlemen of Salisbury Centre 1 are requested to meet at Academy Hall in Salisbury on Saturday, the 18th day Of January lS76, at o'clock p. m., to organize Village I'm proveme mt Society.
 M L: GRAHAM. M. HARRIS, JOHN F. WALTON, J A. McARTHUR. CARLOS ADAMS D. J. WARNER D. T. WARNER, H. HUBBARD.
 F c. H. GLENS.
 Salisbury, Jan. lst, 1876 lwa6
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07

TVNHE undersigned wishes to inform the people J of chapinville and vicinity that the grist mill of Horace Landon was re opened on Wednesday, Dec. 29th. The patronage of the public is res pectfully solicited. All orders promptly atten ded to and satisfaction guaranteed.
 J.M MANVEL. Ch9pinville, Jan, 1et, 1876, 3w26
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
Adjourned.

A DJOURNED meetings of the Board of Relief A of the town Of Salisbury will be held in the Town Hall in said Salisbury for appeals on We'd nesday. the 1ath and Saturday, the 22nd of Jan uary, 1876.
 L. TUPPER,
 WM. A. CROWELL, Board
 Wv. H. WALTON, JR., of
 WM. s. MORGAN, Relief.
 JAMES STUART, Salisbury, Jan. 4th, 1876. Sw26
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
BORN.

w Births, Marriages and Deaths inserte free. Obituary notices five cents line.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07
Notice.

A TToRNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Sails A bury, Conn. 26tf
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-07

~ s st.isr.r '....e-a a a.ftE}a4 i7na seEt7fr l-r afgG- tz lsrv
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A ~ z w HIT.

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ID r.. w AID L. =
oliver Corrcctor"
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free from .Iicoholic STINK.
fanfs.

Among the MANY discoveries 81 vtuobls 20.
NEEDLES for Di spcpsis, mono stand higher than
WAGES Liver Coriccior"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
BERgA T.. o., Granville Co ~. "a
Merck 10, 1875
Dr. MADE Dear Sir Have been > flc,ed with
Liver Disease or years, which si times =,
mounted u arrangement When ia BsGmorr
last November, procured ,ne battle of Live
Cor ectnr. now consider my selfwell Yog.sf
respectfully
ISAAC n. DAY. Of Day & Nendos,
Prof NounrAS, Emeritus, Of " asI,inrlon Uni.
ve'siiy, Nd nav Resident III, siciso, White
Sglthur Springs. SAWS
''Dr Wadrs Liver Corrocior and ntspcr.is
Cure Is one OF the very hes, remedies for D spep.
STA have ever used. ="
DH JoSEs. n prominent physician in Virginia,
who has prescribed il Tor two az. says
81 IAN find no better remedy Gar Dystr,,sia or
Liver Complaint than ede's Liver Corfecior"
Cot CooDE, prominent and well kuown
gentleman W The same county, Va, says;
81 keep IL regularly in my family and would
not be without it,"
Mr. JSo. y. NeARrBuH, County Treasurer OF
LuPlip, Go n G.. sd "wadr's Liver Cor.
rector has done me more good, aud given De
more relief in Dyspepsia, than any nediciIe
ever took. &C.. Sc
PRoP Ncst, Of College Of Physicipns aod sor-
geons OF Baltimore, aud "a distinguished pracii.
Homer in that city, prcscrbcs aud uses II In sc
| ewn family and says ''It is the best remedy
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Conslipa.
lion o! Bowels ever kacw.'
OAR BiLL, y. G., Sept. 3, 1878
On. ID. WADE. Dear Sir have recommend.
90 d.. Wude's Liver Corfeetor" ia my prar.
ice ADD have found il very excellent remedy
In iofPidiiy cf The LiTer, and have known u 70
give relief when other ftmcdes had failed.
WIN. TUORP, NJ. d.
BstTiHons "Sus'' says: "pr. wade'. Liver
Correcipr is prescribed hy our best oh, sicianr
Tor Dyspepsii aud Liver Discnses, aud We advise
any 81 our friends suffering with such TO give
IL n trial."
DR.. Walker. celebrated physician o ". Va.
fr"noRuces ''Wnde's Liver Correetor the les.
remedy exiant for Dyspepsia 10 at iis forms
ID. WADE & CO., Sole Propr:etors,
Wholesale Druggists,
200 W. Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Oct. /. 1879.
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8 9 9 8 8 8 8 q

TO INK WORRYING Class - We are now pr,,.,.
az io-iutnish all clssses with constant emplo,.
ment at bone, the whole os tie time q, for he,
spar moments. business new. HI and p,ss,.
able. Persons of either sex easily earn from 4,
c,n,s to 80 per evening, aud "a proportional ,ur,
by devoiing their whole time q, the bus,n,.. =
Boys and girls earn r.aE!y rs mach rs men
That all w"o ser this notice may send their "A.
dress ard test The b"ssurss We make this unpar.
alvl-d otter TO such as are nat We'll saiisc.a
we viii send one dollar to pa, for The troub,, -
writing Full particulars, samples worth .,y,,.l
dollars 10 co'nlnenc wutA np aud u oopt AZ
Home and fiscside, onc of the largest and La,
llinstra ted Publications, all sent tree hy mai
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Sept. ID 1876.
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IA Office,

NEARLY one year has now elapsed
since I sold out my business in this
place. and very many of my old patrons
are still behind with their settlements
have induls,d to Tic utmost OF nv
ability want to go into business soon
and must have my money. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to nc, and
who do not come forward and pay 10y the
lst Of Octobc-, will then have TO arrange
with my attorney, as ! am Diet rmined
the law must DO what / have been una
bic TO do by persuasion anil indulgence.
| sincerely hope ali will heed this no
tice--,t is the last)-and save costs.
E, b. SHEETz.
Romne?, August 4. 1876.
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bankrupt Sale
OF MILTON GOLD sEwR,.,
GREAT FAILURE or rns
MILTON GOLD JEwELRY CO
IN ENGLAND.
7zeir eatirs ssocs consigned 10 u. % >,
alise- morsy.
aiae mOrsy.

Everybody Ne heard Of MILTON com ,,u
ELRY, 10 haviag 49, seld in ,hi. u.'t.. Av'
The last - yeaeA. aHA Wess by the Lss' 'ei
richest claee % eas pepslAsioa Sill !, ,' sas
a. espsse kvsSs % 6lpcevee nii.rnv @ss.
frSn VIRGIN eej4. We UiIl s.nd r., ~. 700
y aays ONLY H. eaSlswiug articles ~ s'ss
pest pat6, % ssaiVs - - csnu: ~aa'
One Pair Elegant Slssvs.pnt,on,. ,i,h
ludependencs Hall soeraved, retail
price,
One Set Spiral Shirt Studs, retail, pr,e. N@
Ons Beautiful Coral Scarf Pin, retsi, .
price :.
One Elegant Cent? Watch Chain. la,,x, -
Pattern. retail price, g. =.
One Collar Button, retail price,
One Elegant Wedding Ring, very h.,.
W, retail price, s,n
~, -
p SEQ
sir articles, hich We have RETAINED Tar 81 ~
by mail, rosr rsip, tai y - Gems. or a -.
pie lots FOR SSI 90, aud ln Sam, ~.
for - 90. ''
Satisfaction guaranteed or money r,fuo,.a
Address
WILLIAM W. BELL & Co
Importers Of Watches aud Jsu.lr,
Q North seventh s PhiladelphIa "a
Please state where you saw this Adyertiseut,,.
Oct. 3, 1876 Sun.
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been sent home. II hate the devil and
his works." she said +; 'but l hate an
old fashioned bonnet more.
IHE SIGN OF THE RoosTERs.-What's
de matter wild all dc newspaper dat dey
adfertizin' chclcn.roostcrs SO strong?"
said darkey as he looked at the Dam
,ocratic ROSTERS in the Nashville Ameri.
can.
Been ont in the country amt yer?"
asked Old 81.
NO. amt"
bin in JAIL den?'
mo. sab, amt sab :"
Bin sick and outen yer he'd, | sup.
poso'?"
mo, sah :"
Den whar lie dcbbil is you bin sence
las Chuesday week dat you amt foun'
out dat de dmmycrat rooster has licll't
de publican crow, an is cock oh de walk
in de whole United States :"
as dat fac?" asked the astonished
darkey.
Oats piutedly de fac, and de dem
mycrots runs dem ROSTERS up dar on
de paper for sign dat lie publican mig.
gcrs mus buckle down ter bizness and
keep dere hans often de hen-rooses now
yer see what de finger board means"
UA political orator, speaking of u
90,
he was always on the field of battle
where the bullets were the thickest.-
Where was that? In the ammunition
wagon.
IET"Pa, came near selling my boots
yesterday" You did, Sir! Well, it's
lucky you didn't sell 'em. How did you
come near doing it" Il had 'cm half.
soled."
ES She dat care for his wearing n
bunch Of jasmine in his buttonhole, but
when she discovered it was pinned to
the lapel of his coat with ,ady's scarf
pin, this unreasonable woman took Off
his fifteen and n half inch rundown
collar. cravat and all, in exactly four
seconds, and spoiled a new plated ice
pitcher over his beautifully arranged
head.
E-EOne Of the teachers in Sunday
school was "stumped" badly Sunday
afternoon. He was teaching the infant
class, and after explaining the lesson
ms well as he knew how, he threw open
the question box, fgurativcIy speaking,
and told the children they might ask
him any questions that suggested
themselves. lie was gratifcd by n
seyen.yenr.old girl, who meliately
piped out, "Who's clected?" lie
couldn't tell"
I1'A teacher tainted the other morn.
ing, and little girl describing it ut
home, said, she was 50 tainted they
couldn't come her to"
E,V-A lover gazcd in the eyes Of his
mistress until she bushed. lie pressed
her hand TO his heart and 50 Il; My
looks have planted roses on thy check
Re who sows the seed should reap the
harvest"
EVThe author ofthat beautiful hymn.
4 Would Not Live Always" was pre-.
ented with n purse Of S2O,OO0 the other
lay. a man may not care 20 live al.
'ays, but IL is pleasant 90 be around
7hen the $4,000 purses arc being dis.
tributed.
tV~Thc preservers offruits, vegetables
and meats, are noted for getting all they
can, and canning all they get.
RyLawyers are lucky. They can do
lots Of counting and not be engaged.
I'll notice one thing-thoso chill.
dren who arc very learned at ten arc
impietons ot twenty
-
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WE = II VI Ie @ / N I a
UNIVERSITY
MOrS0ntOzc1e, ". TIa.

1--WE Fall Term begins Sept 4th, with a corp
Il OF ten efficient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Departments fully
equipped, aud under the super iutendency Of
Rev Jno. W. Scott, ID. D., l. l.. D acting
President, whose large experience. scholarly at.
TAI menis, and recogni Zed standing as an edu-
Gator, jastities the expectation Of continued and
Increasing uccsss.
Winter term begins January 3. Spring term
begins March 81 For catalogue or fuller in.
formation address
Il. G.. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
Secretary Of Faculty.
Norgsntown, Aug. %, 1876.
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~ q &c H

Persons cutting fimter or bark from these
lands are hereby notified 10 desist Tn Sc de-
sifing 70 Lessee or TO buy the lands or the tim.
Der right will apply to
DANDRIDGE & PENDLETON.
Attorneys g. Ayents.
Winchester, 70.
Nov 10 ta-S
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Dry Goods,

Ia most thorough, embracing full lines OF Print.
and Dsess Goods, brown and biesched Muslins
Cassi:ners, S,tine,s aud kearssys. Fiauuels.
Blankets, Shawls, BalLosal skirts, Sc, sc.
They have magnificent stock of Mes, Boys
b youths Heavy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-22
THE TIGER.


a perfect selfdischarging Sulky Rake.
In simplicity, Strength and
DuradiLtY, 1cithOttt q rTr0I.
For Ease Of ope,otjag or adjusting 10
any vayie~ for Crop or Swfoce,
mequolcd.
Any BOY or ORR, THAI CAN DRIVE A
HORSE. CAy RAKE WIN IT As WE'LL
IS THE STRONGEST Man.
Rodes Glenn any biDd II Hay or Grain.
Dumps from both wheels.
No side draft.
twenty steel Teeth Tempered in Oil.
Warranted TO stand the sevcrcst USAGE.
SOLID NRoJnT lEON ANLEs & SPtNDLEs.
See mel Try one! Buy one y
Warranted Superior 20 all others.
The "1IGEH" is tho SER DUmpjBg
Rake that has bad the Ten IHouuHd
Do'i,0s HoilcHgcs open TO me Word
20 rake vi,h il nc any time in Central
New York. The place 20 be selected
by Mr.. WIsNER, the Pattentee Of "TUE
TIGER" And as vet has never boen
accepted.
PRYOR BOYD & Co.
GENERAL AoENTs.
Wheeling. W Va
June 0. 1876.
IT you have any FURs to sell, take them 10
POLLING 4 UApWrgON
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COlden's
.BIGS LIQUID DEEE
EXTRACT or bEEI
Oct. I. 1875.

IL EXrRACT or DELE
AND TONIC INvIGORATOR.
Recommended by The best physicians 10 EnT
aud aud America Tor CONSUMPTION, Debility,
Los Of Appetite, Fever Ague, p,srepsia, 81
diges ion, Female and Obi drtf msladies.
Opinion Of DR.. II. S. Steuart. Pres. Nd
Insane Hospital, baltimore. Nd.
Can fecommend Liebie's Liquid
Extract Of Beef rs the most Efficient pfepsratoa
haye ever met with. IL combines the virtues
Of food and tonic in remarkable way"
Opinion of lJr. Wm. III. Stokes, Physi
cian TO Mt. Hope Retreat, near Baltimore
- have great pleasure IN sddog
ny testimony 70 the virtues az LiehiE's LiqaA
Extract Of Seef and Tonis lbvigoraior. a. th5
very best preparation ns,d apd therefore COL
dsnuy recommend n 70 the medical profession.
And Many Other Testimonials.
PUT UP IL PINT BOTTLES--si
EACH-TAKE no OTHER.
SOLD n
Druggists and Dealers.
wHoLELALE AGExTs:
French, Richards & Co. Phila.. IA.
Thomson, Lilly & CO.. Bait. Nd.
Logan, List & CT. Wheeling, W. Us.
Oct. /. l575.--iy.
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GLASS FRUIT JARS.
THOS. wIGHTMAN & CO..

43 Wood Street. Pittsburgh
WINDOW GLASS. BOTTLES &yGALS'
or all kinds. Orders promptly execu.
ted. Get our prices and circulars before
huy'ng Quality unsurpassed Nay ~.
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Clothing.

In this department they have splendid Cassi.
mere suits-ful II line OF over Coa;s--good Rear
sew aud Satinet Goats and all OF which
show The late decline in wool, BY the low price
at which they can be sold
Their stock of HI ATS aud CAPS
embrace all the novelties VI the season in shapes
aud some novelties in tie WAY Of big decline in
prices Don't fail to give this department an
examination
They also carry full stocks in the following
departments, al popular prices:
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II you have any FURS to sell, take them 70
Il POLLING & HARVIsON.
Romuey, Dec l5 376
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-22

Among the many discoveries 81 vtlnobl. u.
riedies for ID spcpsis, none stand higher than
WAGES Liver Cortccior"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS !:
!. IL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-22

which viii DO found attractive 10 all iis depart
meats, ana will be sold Amazing low to Cash
and prompt time buyers Their buyes, George
II. Polling, having had long experience With In
wants OF this community. would respectfully
say, that be has never been able to Offer 90 cub
stsntial bargains as he has In stock now, and
just such Goods No the people Of this section
want. Their stock OF
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Roots and Shoes,

Also, full lines of Women and Childseu's Shoe.
both coarse and fine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-22

Flee c@pic, rs cent. each.
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W.T. AND IaUn1oR.

~ What is it that sticketh closer than
abrother? Said Sunday school teacher
to one Of his class. A postage stamp,
by gum! said the incorrigible.
V'Jentlemen, will yees come 20 or.
der? you only keep silent you may
make as much noise as you place.
V"What did the Puritans come to
this country for?" asked Massachu.
sets teacher Of his class. ..To worship
In their own way, and make other people
do the same" Was the reply.
ITO my dear. how came You to be
90 wets" inquired an affectionatc moth.
er OF her son. "why. ma, one OF the
boys said daren't jump into the creek,
and ] tell you amt to be tlarcd!'
1"Mamma." said a young Glouces.
ter hopeful who, against his will, was
made to rock the cradle Of his baby
brother, ''if the Lord has any more ba.
Dies 10 give away, don't you take EN-"
10 Anybody can catch cold now.
The trouble is to let it go again, like
the man who caught the bear.
u Why is q chicken like a farmer?
Because both delight in full crop.
IL All that is wise has been thought
already we must try, however, to think
It again"
ETA young lady refused TO attend
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WA teacher tainted the other morn.
ing, and n little girl describing il ut
home, said, she was so tainted they
couldn't come her to"
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Nov iois7e.
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E-VA lover gazcd in the eyes Of his
mistress until she blushed lie pressed
her hand to his heart and sa Il: "My
looks have planted roses on thy chccl,
he who sows the seed should reap the
harvest"
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ETA young lady refused to attend
church because her new hat had not
been sent home. ~ hate the devil and
his works." she said; 'but hate an
old fashioned bonnet more.
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TTThe author Of that beautiful hymn
4 Would Not Live Always" was pre-
ented with n purse Of $4,000 the Other
lay. a man may not care 90 live al
rays, but it is pleasant 20 be around
7hen the $4,000 purses arc being dis
tributed.
, 1876-09-02

The above letter Of Cor. Hayes to Mr. Will
ta1n Henry Smith, tlen Secretary OF stato Of
Ohio, has become famous, especially the phrase
suggesting thc sea!pinE Of any man who aban-
doned tile front to operate in politics. The cir
cumstances un.1cr nlich the letter vas written
ayc now become Interesting in the light dt tic
Importance tile letter has assumed, and yestcr.
day TRIBUNE reporter called Of, Mr. Smith
and induced HIN to describe the position of nf-
frrs mil relate concerning the origin OF the
document. Mr. Smith IL the Associated Prczs
Manager, but ut the time Of the letter was
actively engaged in politics In Ohio, aud It WIS
tn auawcr 10 q note from Mr.. Smith that Gov.
Hayes laid ilown tho sca1plug proposition.
"'rcll ms ali the eircnsnstances,h said the re-
porter, nnl Mr. Smith squared himself fur the
recital.
will respond to your inquiry with pleas
ure," aasd Mr. Smith. ITO understand the
situation clearly. ron must know that tho ycar
1854 was tho ona Of critical Importance to the
National cause. In Olia especially tEscrn was
4 fcycrisL fvcllng--an ut,ccrlntnty lis to the po-
ltical prospects. II Is true tho Union acrlti.
mcnt had given that noble Democrat aud ablcst
OF Governors, John Drougls, over 10l 600 ma
jority over NullandIgham in 1863; but there
Was good deal Of dissatisfaction on account
ol tha stowncss Of tho progress OF tho
War, and ot, accol.,lt Of lin action
VI Gov. 1,ruuCh In sending to tho aid ot Gen,
Grant ntarly 10000 Of ,utllt!a-tho National
(inort-at tho time III tho year when tho farnl-
, 1876-09-02
CASUALTIES.

1 - al AN%kAAN
Special Difpd:th to Tnt Tribune
about Aalf-past o'clock, as the porth-boupd
train GU tho kansas Ci.y. St. Joseph e. Council
l]ulls Road, tn charge Of Conductor John
Wclef!, WAS passing the dug.hi]l cruising. about
nile north Of the city, au accideut resulted in
thu killing Of one man outright 9nd seriously
lnJurlng thrce others. It sccms that party
consisting OF Bcn Dorsey, John Pend,eto,s,
James Hoy, George Recu, nud William Bra!n-
erd, we're In wagun On their WY tu thu Unp=r
Bottom !arhectle. They had Eot within a few
ftrt Of thr crossing when they sAw the ears
coming. They thought tiley had ample tine to
Mr.. Chapman, gtYe the propsr signals. hut 70
y" ci1est. John Pthdletou forcsAw thu
'lanHer snA l,:,nptd' CUT. saving htn,.cIf. Thu
1rlt Of thr party tcmatued in, mud they wtra
about half wsy across Tie track when the pilot
struck the furc.whcrt at tile wagon, throwing
ths creek: Ben Dorsey, . rolored at!des, Hps
risht leIilpic. Within Bssias1d il iriyer &c M ior
eatnueI J. 6Mlth 4: TO-, and scent to have been
hurt badly Internally, hut ho does not appear to
hare any outward inturics. lie Is in a dying
condition. George hccd Is injured internally
sp1 baA]y ahout lhe he.J md shoulders. JAMES
ihr barbecue. anh who lives to The vtc!a!sy
Of ptuKcr's pork-iousr, waz also BADLY injured,
but hfs injuries AppcIr tn be more external thaa
n&hsFw!se.. lie Ii the only a,se wao is cons -out.
llavc Cook, ! painter living Oh South Fourth
street, was also had!Y injured, having both legs
Picked up ty the train tasn and brought 10 the
ftaucea Street Depot. where they arc receiving
Tbs klndtst attention frOlIl the officers Of TIC
CosnPxaf and outsiders also.