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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

INVEST VIRGINIA. TO wiz AT rules held
w in the Clerks Ofics n the County Court
Of Ha"'Phire County, on the Ere, Monday to
September, 1876.
benjamin M Milison and .. bic wife, &C.,
Pau'iIs,
a.
The heirs o. Sampson Henderson, the elder, de-
ceased. &c. Defendants ~ CHAECERY.
The Objest of this suit is 10 partition 1853 ~
cres Of land lying in said county, about ,wo
miles from Slane's Gross Roads of which Ssmp-
son Henderson. The elder, dec d.. died seized, or
20 sell said land and divide The proceeds among
The parties entitled thereto
cd u appearing by affidavit that the ds'en'
dante, William, John james md Laura Hen'
ders0n, children and heirs of James Henderson,
de- WAC was son Of william Henderson.
dec a., are not residents of this State, and that
the names a. he other children and heirs Of said
James Henderson, dec o., are unknown, and Al
80 that the uawes Of the children aud heirs Of
Nancy Brstton daughter Of John Henderson,
dec d., are unknown, and also that The names
q tie hidden and heirs Of Thomas Henderson,
who was 2 toa OF Sampson Henderson, the elder,
decd are unknown ADD said unkuOwo per-
sons being also defendants 20 this suit ss an
known parties. On motion 90 the plaintiffs, u
il ordered that said ebsent defendants and said
unknown parties do appear at the rules to be
held al the Clerks Office Of said County Court
for the month Of October, 1876 and DO what is
necessary TO protect their interests. And 10 is
also ordered, that the said order be posted and
published according to law reste,
G. :. WHITE CLERE
September 1856
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
Democratic Speeches,

On Tuesday, 3rd inst, Senator Price,
and Messrs. Travers & Lucas. State and
District Electors, on tho Iildcn and Hen.
bricks Ticket, spoke TO a highly rcspec-
table and gratiied audience, at our
Court-uouse. according to previous APP
,pointment.' TIE speeches were happy
and appropriate, and each possessed its
own peculiar merits. All afforded sound
arguments and urgent appeals for the
Democratic State and National Tickets.
A. the close OF Mr.. Lucas highly eRec-
tive speech delivered at night, the meet
ing adopted and invited publication of
the following
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
TO the Public.

I HAVE THE day transferred, and delivered
L over TO Euphemia ID. Milleson. wife Of Ben.
jamiI MillcsOn, my entire stock Of S,ore-roods
at Forks of Capon, together with all my bonds
and accounts, including all bonds, notes aud
accounts conveyed TO me by Benjamin VI. Mile.
son by deed bearing date lilh September, SIC,
and hen eeforth II dealings and settlements per.
tanning TO said bonds, accounts &c. must 10
made with the said Eurhomia ID. Mlleson.
JAMES N. MlLLESON,
BY Counsel.
October @, 1876 If.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
Babcock was acquitted IN WASH

- Ba5cock was acquitted ia Wash
-rgton Of thai safe burglary business. as
most people expected bin 20 be--but
not because they thought hin innocent
re- Hon G.. J Faulkner hays the
Democratic Conservative State ticket in
Ibis state, will receive 5000 iutjorty.
DOHt /uti m Ga IN Hs,D0HS
IN IUcSlaDHert nHd r9tc the
DomOcVntic Hufe TIcLeA
ET~Tbe full vote nj the recent ciec.
ton In iiaine Las finally been made
public On the congressional vote as
stated by n contemporary, the rcpabli.
cans have m aggregate majority Of H..
~ against l2,137 in 1874. md 1882
in 1872, showing q democratic gain OF
JJi over the vote Of 1874 and $500 0.
yer that of 1872 The total vote Of no
State fos Governor this year is i36 Go3
aud he majority Tor Conner, republican
1893
40 DO" poor man. the mechanic tbs
isborer who votes the Republican tick
~ either h October or November
To'es 20 deprive himself Unemployment
votes 20 t'"pro,cisD His FIRMLY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

yNinotoon million, frty.cight thou.
sand and two hundred and ffty-two
dollar. is silver coin has been paid out
Of the treasury Department Cor Che re-
demption o. fractional currency and in
payment Of obligations since the 18th
Of April last, leaving n balance Of Two
million dollars in such coin ON hand.
gThe Cincinnati Enquirer says -
Bob Ingersoll, the favoriic Republican
stumper, calls God az 'imposter," Chris
tianity a fraud Church Synods she
mango speaks OF tho "Oyster~kniie oi
prayer" and oC the Democracy as ''helfs
sprouts" After all w. may pos 5ibiy be
mistaken
- Don Piall hos taken .hc stump
'r Ohio Cor lhe democrat ijekst
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
Mysterious Tragedy.


account OF the sudden aud distressing
death. Sunday night week, OF Mrs.
A dele Points. wife Of VIM. ]. Points.
She was daughter Of the late James
Points, formerly L. 5. marshal for the
Western District OF Virginia, and sister
of Rev. John Points. formerly rector of
St. Johns Church. Richmond. An In.
quest was held over the body Tuesday.
and much testimony was taken. going
caused by blows inflicted with cane
by her husband. The children and 9th,
ers testified 10 that effect.
After hearing this testimony the jury
adjourned to meet at 4 O'Clock. but i'm
mediate,y after adjourning it recon-
vcncd at the urgent request of DR.. w.
J. Points, and Prof. l.. Poyntz and DIR.
Faantleroy again examined the body
DIR. Fauntleroy's testimony in review
was as follows: have examined the
body closely. and find no marks other
than Of Post m0rtem character. There
are no marks of violence at oil visible,
and so far rs can determine the death
Of the body was not caused ny violence
or blows. or other infections.
After the close Of the evidence the
jury. after consultation. returned the
following verdict;
Upon review OF all the testimony,
the jury find for verdict that the death
Of Mrs. Adele Points was not caused
by any inflicted violence. bat resulted
from natural causes"
Ne. Points has for several years been
paralyzed in the lower part OF the body.
DARING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three
o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Will
liam III. Shepherd, residing on Lee street
near Washington. was awakened by a
slight noise in the room where she and
her husband were sleeping, and looking
around saw man bending over n bu.
reau drawer, Mrs. Shepherd screamed,
and the thief, as he proved to be. looked
up aud erasping something from the
| bureau took To his heels. Mr. Shepherd
followed him as quickly as possible. but
was unable to oyertake him. The bur.
glar was white man, of slightly above
the average hight, and wore no whiskers.
/ ILe police arc on his track.
, An examination of Mr.. Shepberd's
house showed that the burglar had come
! In by door that had been left open by
the servant, and taking coal.oii lamp
that he found burning, had made tho
rough tonr OF the house. During his
search he broke the chimney Of the lamp
as it was found burning without chin
| ney. under the bsby's crib in Mrs.
! Shepherds roon. Fortunately The little
one Was not in the crib, though the
lamp was discovered before it set fire
TO anything. The borglar secured II
! watch and chain,- valued at 1925, some
plated wsre and articles of small value.
belonging to Mr.. Shepherd. fortunately
missing lot OF solid silver living in the
drawer from which he took the watch.
! From the room OF Miss Kate Trap. the
! servant, he took silver watch and
chain. apair OF bracelets and q gold
/ ring the latter valued at about $40 each.
/ Ct""b'rfund Meas, Sept. 80.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
tOte curly the democratic
ticket. See that your neigh
boJ'S come out TO tie polls.

>
IVA large mass meeting Of Demo.
Gratis was held at Utica, New York, on
{ Friday night, aid was addressed by ex.
Governor lIoratio Seymour. who in the
course OF his remarks said: What the
democracy demand in this campaign is
democratic President and 4 democratic
House. II will lead TO what the public
interest in morals deHands-a sharp
discussion Of NIL tho details of public
affairs. Il will lead to those investiga.
tons which will not only punish but
what will prevent frauds. We must SO
arrange the machinery OF the govern
ment under the workings OF the two par
ties that its action will tend to retrench
and reform.
The highest tribute pail TO tile In.
bors Of Gov Tilden and TO those who
are uplolding him is the fact tina, repub-
!ican journals and speakers claim that
their exposures reflect most strongly
upon the party TO which they are attach.
ed The darkes. shadow which rests
u,on ,be;r no,,y 10 ,odo y, ,,o Zoo, ,,o,
,hor ,ss.n a.. .rn;o,., r.
form, and are more anxious TO condemn
tbo cond.c+ or mistoLss ~ tho mon uho,
,ro 10, Rh.-o b;,;io, c-i,,.s tho, ,boy
or..o n;0i, cr;,;,oys Aforementioned
,r;hr,. 20 a.. Corsrro- nv ,..,.oa,,
claim, that thev moan 70 unboId bi,, i,
hi. work lo not oT.et IN. constant
s,r,,,, orco,srro or ,I,o;, iaI,,r..otro.l,
down bis s,,nor,ers
"In this S.,to -. ,,.5 =. ,,o bo.a =,
,rs;rs ono who bos ,,o-o, -, r,,,,
odre or,bo ,roo, ,nS ,.or;.s ;r.o.
Now YORK IL odai,;o, n ,h,.-o,,, h,.i
p.ss bohi,s NATHAN, ;ra,s.r, o,d .,r;o,
ecn,oyv 11e NINA, have ,ho Orr
aud ,.;cor =, oorr.. on, - ,ho ,,t,o. -.
i3.os of dr,v +, ,ho whola r.n .,
.oon.;,.a,.o H.
moro crl1,. ,oo,s oil ,hoso roo,;r.on,.
,b,p 1uci,s Robinson"
sn.o;o, d;en.t,h r.or, %a yor,- -
Tho pr,;,odolob;. T:o, ;,d,n,,do,,
avg "A c.ra,,J and ,,s. xorthv co,.
vas. Of the State Of Navy York hoa ms,
been compleiod by the democratic state
committee. Mr. Macone its chairman
savs that tho democrats arc rccc;viro
larre accossions from the renuhlic,r
marty in every comfy the LARGEST nro
norton being in the agricultural die
. .r;c.s ond thot tho corv,.s sbovs tba,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

80 Gail Schrrz is ready Speaker,
but lie was dumfoundcd when German
farmer in Indiana put the following
question TO aim Would you, after a
hon had been sitting on the eggs until
they had become rotten. effect change
FOR the better by putting a new hen on
the rotten eggs"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
~ Don't forget M0t Tues
day neat IS EleciiOH dun.

IE'Wc could name q hundrcn lead.
ing Republicans in different States who
have left their party 10 advocate TmpEy
and reform. We cannot think Of a
single leading Democrat who has gone
over TO the other side rs an advocate OF
HAVEN. Y. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Try CnANGE.-Said a republican,
q day or two since, II want reform as
much rs any man, but ] am afraid if We
put in another p arty it won't lie lp things
md the stealing will go right on" The
other replied; The robbers have stol.
ell themselves rich, and perhaps they
will stop now" II am not going to
trust them" answered the independent
republican. "Tilden routed the Tweed
ring & the canal thieves, and [ want him
TO clean out the Washington robbers"
" Ex'Speaker Sayler, Of Ohio, says
the democratic prospects in that State
are bright and cheering, and that his
district will give three thousand MAORI.
ty. Reports from Indiana and Colorado
arc to the same effect.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
lote for U0tAetrS amt tie
entire Democratic state HcE-
ct on TUcSduy Uert.

- Adrices from Northern and North.
western Texas report q grasshopper in
vasion. In some counties they are de
stroying vegetation. Wheat sowing is
delayed until it is asccrtained whether
the hoppers will remain long enough to
to deposit their eggs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
Lumber Wanted.

WALNUT, White Pine. Yellow Pop
In: Lumber. Apply to
WM. G.. BIERCAMP.
Cabinet Maker. Rotnney. w. Va.
Sept. 29, lS16.-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

cO0O Can't he made by every agent ossry
eND,JsJ month IN the business VIC Furnish
but those willing 20 work can easily earn do
zen dollars DAY right in their owu localities.
Have no room 20 explain here Busine 90 pleas
nnt and honorable. Women. and boys and Urls
10 ne well "a men We will furnish You n COM
plete Uut6t free. The bnsiGess pays better than
ANYTHING else. We will bear expense Of starting
ing You Particulars free. Write and sec -
Farmers nd mechanics, their sons and dsugb-
ter', and al classes in need 81 paying work Of
home, should write 20 ne and learn I'll about the
work NJ once Now is the time Don't delay
Address TRUE B Co, Augusta, Maine.
sept -, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Mn. HARPER You are requested 70
announce thet JAMES G. PoLAND aud
LEwl- -. SUINsBE, will be supported
at the coming election, FOR the Office Of
justice Of the Pence in Sherm an Dis.
irict. Oct. 6. 167G.--p1.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Mr.. HAHPER Please withdraw my
name as n candida for the Legislature,
As cannot consent to run against the
nominee Of the Convention OF which
whs member Respectfully,
FRANKLIN EW ERS.
October &. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

EEAta democratic meeting at Frank
lin, Indiana. on thc'2jth ult.. the pro.
cession was ten miles in length, roquir-
ing three hours 20 pass given point.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

IvIf you desire peace. prosperity
and plenty, vote Che Democratic ticket
in October and November.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

NE UARPER You will please announce Mr..
John MARTIN, of Springfield, as candidate
for Magistrate Of Springfield Township, and
ohiige MANY VOTERS.
Sent IS 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

IVA chemist who, as a Judge in the
Philadelphia Exhibition, ate great
number Of samples Of andy, has been
seriously ~ ever sir- The perils to
health there seems not 10 g. ,5nfnod
TO malaria.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Gun YOtt r0te for u man Uh0
"he0ytjiY eHCiOJSeS" GrcHfS
administration ,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Er 4 Richmond belle IS q, marry q
man who spent nino years IN prison for
robbery but he has behayod admirably
since he release.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
State Democratic Ticket.

For the ONCE Of Governor,
". Al. MATHEWS, OF Greenbrior.
For the ONCE Of State Superintendent
Of Free Schools.
Prof ". X. PENDLETON, Of Brooke
For the Office OF Treasurer.
1 i. v ST, Of Harrison
For the Office Of Auditor,
JOSEPH 5. MILLER, OF Cahe!i.
For 'hc Office OF Attorney Gen cral,
ROBERT WHITE, Of Hampshire.
For the Offices of Judges of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals for the Full Term
ALPuEUS f. RAYMOND, ot Marion
OKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood.
For the Office OF Judge OF the Supreme
Court of Appeals to fill Vacancy.
THOMAS c. GREEN. Of Jefferson
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

Fo1 the Office Of Judge OF Tie fourth
judicial Circuit,
JAS. y ARMSTRONG, of Hampshire
hampshire Co, Dem. Ticket.
For The Once OF Senator ror the Ele-
venth Senatorial District.
DAVID PUGH, OF Hampshire.
For the ONCE OF Delegate to the Legs
lsture,
A SA II lett
For the OGiceSf President Of the Coun.
" Court,
y NJ Fs S ii + ETZ
For the Mice Of Sheriff,
ERTs % POW ELL
For the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney.
ROBERT 3 DALEY, Jr.
For he office OF trk Of the Circuit Court
VIRGIL N. POLLING.
For the Office Of Assessor for the first
District.
SAMUEL RUCKMAN.
For the Orice OF Assessor for the SO
cond District,
GEORGE MILLESON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
Judge of the 18th judicial Circuit

Ie RI, voter, Of tie Fourth Juais,oi Circuit y
~" yirginio
Ar The solicitation OF many friends an
nornce myself az apssndida,c for the Office OF
Judge Of this Circuit,
JAMES d. ARMSTRONG,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

GS The raining fashion Carrying
81 umbrella. Tue taking fashion
Stealing one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

EVOnly three more months Of leap
year left girls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

%A man in Indiana, has expen.
ded $4,000 in an unfinished suit over a
yoke Of oxen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06
FOR CONGRESS,

FOR CONGRESS.
HON. y. +. MARTIN. or Taylor
Fo1 the Office Of Judge OF Tie fourth
judicial Circuit,
JAS. y ARMSTRONG, OF Hampshire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-06

JAMES d. ARMSTRONG.
JuGs 90, 1876.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
Court Cuttings.

Eva K. Williams against Joseph II,
Williams. An action for divorce on the
ground OF gross neglect and willful alb
senoe. Decree granted.
Fred. Clausen & Bro, glass and
oueensware dealers at No. 127 Main
street, yesterday made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors to Herman
Bohlman. Bond, $4,000.
The Grand Jury reported the follow
ing indictments to Judge Force:
F. w. Dever, forgery; j. F. Adams,
Samuel Morton, Joseph Simpson and
Thomas Warner, grand larceny, two in
dictments; George L. Watkins, burglary 4:
Charles Storch, stabbing with intent to
kill; John Owens, assault and battery;
william T. Young, assault and battery !;
| /, n. Richie, shooting with intent to
kill; Morris Ford, shooting with intent
to kill; William Nuttle. John McCollum,
Louis Troskey and James Ryan, assault
and battery, three indictments; John
Dauer and John Schaefer, grand larceny ;
w, Il, Thompson, horse stealing; James
GRAY and A. Cunningham, assault with
intent to kill, two indictments; Prince
Williams and Aaron Wilson, robbery;
Con. Mahony, false pretenses; same,
grand larceny; Charles Storch, cutting
with intent to kill; August TiesiDg, as
sault with intent to wound; John Eich-
enlaub, forgery; James Henderson and
J. II. Lewis, assault with intent to rob;
Robert Brown, burglary; Robert Brown,
petit larceny; Alex. Reinhart and Jo'
seph Bedel, assault and battery.
| Not having concluded their business
the Grand Jury returned to their room
after presenting their report.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
DON'T Forget the Circus,

Forepaugh's Circus, which opens here
next Monday, has the reputation every
where OF being one Of the grandest com
binations that ever took the road. Fol
fine riders, agile and nimble tumblers,
funny clowns, expert balancers, active
gymnasts, in fact for every ything that
goes to make up a circus, first class in
all its appointments, the like was never
seen before.
imals, an opportunity to see which
may not occur again for years.
Remember 1t opens next Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
Cincinnati Presbytery.

The Presbytery meti in annual session
in the Presby teriau Church, Mt.
Auburn, last night. Rev. Joseph Gam
Bile, the retiring Moderator, preached
the sermon. After this Rev. DR.. Hum
phries, OF Lane seminary, was unani-
mously elected Moderator for the meet
ing, and Rev. A. s. Dudley, OF Lane Sem
mary Church, Secretary.
Rev. E. D. Ledyard announced that
the daily sessions will convene at
O'Clock A. NJ. and continue till 12 NJ.
Recess till l O'Clock, alter which the
afternoon session will continue till 6
O'Clock P. NJ. Evening session to com.
mence at d quarter to 8 O'Clock. He also
announced that the Women's Mission.
airy Society will meet in the basement
THIS afternoon, at O'Clock. Mrs. DR.
Humphries will address the meeting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
AT the Lookout House,

Frank. Hartf, the genial proprietor O
the Lookout House, who never fails tc
provide the best Of entertainments, is
always very largely patronIzed. The
Lookout House grows more popular
every day. The German Military Band
is still there and will this evening render
.he following:.
General v. Goeben March. zee. ,...........S Saro
Overture-"Rlenzi".. ....... ,..,.. Rich. Wagner
Two Quartets for four French Horus-Messrs.
Mudra, Staps. Rabe and Helm. .Mendelssohn
"Girofe- Giroha" Waltz. ............S Strauss
"Torch- light Dance" (No. B Nat. =. .Meyerbeel
Camelien QuHdrille lle..................K0m K0msack
"Postillon u Amour" Polka-Solo for Cornet.
Mr.. Rud Gewert), Id. Neumann,
foVapoV lh"tol '........ NOSSlul
OVerture-Egmont. nt...................B Beethoven
"From the " STEERING Place"-Polka. .... Krai
"OfTenbachiana''-Gran Potpourri. ...Conradi
Armee March (No. ll9) "Golde
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
The Beautiful Flowers.

The Floral Exposition this evening
will present extra attractions, this being
the evening for displays OF baskets OF
cut flowers and bouquets. Prizes amount
ing to $l00 will be given. Music by Cur
riers Band as follows:
/. Grand March, "Tannhauserp Wagner
2 overture, "Romilda I'd Constance"
Meyerbeer
8. Mazurka, "Stadt und Land" ...... Strauss
4. Heimkehr der Soldaten-Descriptive-
turn Of the soldiers--Soldiers' Chorus
Priests Chorus-People's jubilee PRAYER
Franz KuUken
5, Waltz, "Die Hydropaten". .Gungl
9. Forest Echoes: ...................... Riedel
7. Overture "Othello" o".............R Rossini
8. Polonaise and Finale, "Mignon" .. Thomas
9. "reminiscences of Rossini ......... Godfrey
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
Verdict i'm the suydam Case.

After hearing voluminous testimony
at the inquest on the body of George F.
suydam, killed last Friday night in a
collision between Mt. Lookout dummy
and an express locomotive on the Little
Miami Railroad, the jury returned the
following verdict:
"Death from injuries, the result of a
collision between Mt. Lookout dummy
and train on the Little Miami Railroad,
Sept. 7, 1875. We find that on account
of the very sharp curve above the afore-
said crossing, and the view being OBJ
structed by trees and other obstacles,
the collision was almost unavoidable ;
but we think that with extraordinary
care the accident might have been
avoided. We would fur her recommend d
that in the future an additional watch
man be placed at the crossing at night
TO guard 1t, and by that means avoid all
similar accidents,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
PerGOMals

Mr.. Christopher, night clerk at the
Grand Hotel, has been called to the bed
side Of his daughter, who is dangerously
Ill at Lebanon, Indiana.
Mr.. Pillsbury, Of the Grand Hotel
Ticket-ofice, has in his possession
powder or printing horn, and large
cartridge pouch, which were used in the
Revolutionary war, and which have
been in the possession Of the family
from that time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
WoOd,s Thenter.

Mr.. Dominick Murray appeared agalr
last night to fine audience in "Ficklt
Fortune." Tonight Mr.. Murray ap
pears in his great New York success,
ESCAPED from sing.sing." Great prep
arations have been made for the pres.
entation Of this piece, and it will doubt.
less prove as attractive here as it has at
other places.
Only Murray matinee Saturday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
PICTURES.
The Young NavigatOrs---llxl6, 81.

Also a beautiful country scene. Four chill
dren, three girls and boy, have left the dis
tant house to play Two are seated on the
bank Of the little lake, near the trunk OF a
picturesque old tree, and these act as specta-
tors, while the other two, boy and girl, are
on their knees near the water, endeavoring to
guide two little boats with sticks in their
hands. The boys boat is full rigged sloop,
with sail spread; the girls only a faint imita-
ton Of a boat, doubtle IS the work Of her own
hands, being made of chips.