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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
2husifians.

MRS. DR.. BETSEY EGLESTON.
WILL BE IN ININDEPENDENCE, BUCHANAN
w county Iowa, the 2oth OF November. hooms
nm stairs over r. O'Brien's store, on Main
street first left hand door, nearly opposite Post
Office This lady has acquired very wide reputa
tion She doctors all diseases. She examines her
patients and explains their disease solely from the
circulation OF the blood All cordially invited
to call and see her. Consultation free. She VIII
remain in this place several months l'u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
o. M. GILLETTE.

1roRNEYs AT LAW AND GENERAL COL
a lection agents. Office over Peoples Nation
Al Bank. Independence, Iowa. Will practice ID
the State and United States Courts.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
BRUCKART & NEY,

A T'rORNEYS AT LAW. Independence, Iowa
n Office IN Munsons Block, Main ST.
rnI.xx NJ W. HARMON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW.
n Special attention given to Collections. on.ce
over Fisher Bros. Grocery Store. lows
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
Business Cards.
attorneys.
JOHN S. SNIEEIN,
RECJIN & HaSNER,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public, Walker, Linn County;
Iowa. ohioe~o
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
rs. WOODWARD,
nm. HOLDRIDGE,

1.roRNEy ATLAW AND GENERAL LAND
a Agent, Independence. Iowa. Office over TABOR
4 sons Drug Store. Particular attention PAID 70
COLLECTIONS and remittances promptly made
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
n. H.. p. ROSZELL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBIC.
n Office in Osgood's building, up stars next @ 10
the river. 1i-s~u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
DR.. H H HUNT,
HOUSE & WILSON,

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Independence
Iowa Office over Peoples National Bank cor
ner chatham & Main Sts Will attend to calls in
:.,man 46tf.
a ,yorsr g., G, WILSON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

A,C. PARKER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Collection Agent
IA Office with Bruckart Il Ney.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
LAKE & HARMON,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
a Land Agent. Office over Taylor's hardware
Store Independence, Iowa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
Personal.

Al. t,a,,.s., ~, os,,.,, a, a.,
, NV" :, u' ~, =, y ~. ~ ,,
Clarence H. Denny of Uoston, Is again Mt the Ar
lington.
Iington.
Governor Tildcn will spend part OF the summer at
Newport
j. Hugh Peters of New York Is REGISTERED nj the
Arlington.
General r. H. Jones, of New York Il stoppInu at
the Arlington " "
Hon \ A M,ck.v or pc,,svivari, 4, . g,,est q,
the Metropotitan ~ "
,,,a.,as ,,.,,,,- ,,,..,, o... ..,..-., 49,.
of cream this YEAR
ucncr,i ,ho,, Hama. or c,,,,,or,,,a 4. s,o,,,r
n, H. NJ n,ivm ,o''eS' VI '''et"s S'oPp"s
NJ mi NJ Va. -, ,,,,.,,., ,,.,.. .,
,,a,,. y, ~ III Il. ~, NV VI o'ss" "N' "P
"' ,1'' =" w, 'nc ar',nB'oh. -. ,,,-,. . .,.-,-
m ii,, sonn n hntson tine new MlhStef 10 Spap
Vol torncN VIII deliver the foufth OF July orhtion
"ue permanent eSn'Dhion
,ENt'oN Warmoihs present to hts bride was q sioO
| diamond brooch aud earring set.
When tho editor OF the Chicago TYmrs swears the
printers hnvetO take u mile dash.
Mr. w w wister IT, and Mr. Edward t,,ics Of
| Phiintelphis are guests at the Arlington
| Jsnnuscbnk's dInponds arc y,IucI n, s-,o,, and
one rim l. worth AZ oaS IN rcnort a,vs trnIy ~
,,,, S v "p'ts s'- -. ''F.'' s4S" my
ons ~ ,Sc rnn1 c,,,rsers ~ VIAL, ,,,,, "
VI. VI Va, str' po'i'ros % n'odsru ,''',,S
PIT; ana MrN ). y Liiy'ncoti AMI MIS- hchardson'
Bob IngerSoil say. that the question of resumption
ofspecie payments h simply one OF prosperity.
| An Italian, with long iron hook, was early this
nlor"nE nsns w M Nn phtrc' ior hh'ap Oh h"ropr'
the Hon. Caleb Cushing VIII WOO the summer hreezes
where every prospect pleases-st Newbnrypor' Mas
can lager can be drunk freely without Injurious
| effect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

n vur-, mt I'm. Of .u,lgrnmiin,nt f,lIv On the
Pru pt BuRiiu mrn. To undertaken q, crl.ate
NV l"'iiririt Rnrtsi'-s. NJ we'll mitht q sch-
i1u'nirf,st annniirru I-,'uipt IN determine
lha "ilH''t'a'iih I'd ~" Sin't ar 10 PsaSasi upan
uh' tennn''t n" Tiia' NEW Turns ami cun'ii-
r"liis n M 's-IN tih nnT>liniinr Of pui,iir
''inh'in'nh NM INV suvpurt Vt prlirct'' tbr
1ihf t'rimiiai'nat priNaa, inrbriun.. Thsrc Is
niiiii1ic ~ iir pri-s"nni tiirt7Iu's of any one.
h''r"NHnHnifimnrL whnh will enlist tiis people
IN ui"'r hsiiIM wilun G'Ii-;iitire,i apart ium
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

srUtET 81 rHE Hr7ES

rNra QPi.srf fH sul1nH b as,aH
Mh4iiz1r Eint.uE b gtlurishT-st sur u lIIn-'f-
i'm n UEzin. :. g. vesuIsdIly eld SlnfHHs
tsErlEss-
AHlahsng da1anisr I'm hGgn siRGufe Premium 81
1IilrulI
BtGrrH Rl-1L pr'Irl-ltlIr ~ lsf-s'y PHIlsi
r;iEal n -arnE
- vg-1tfs hss= uet hssu =5vun m TIM Eltrfff m
csnrpizsrE gass.
i''a 'u-l 4 ENC W 'eat'iilHi'a IN LID
e IN NN IN my
als p'-- lii''lf IA hziii7'''-H ih lit
1ii'i'- - N IN
N" n nl''i1An p"Prn.- sHiI-iln ana Fl7'-h ann
S''h,eh1.liH P'su '-lii''N
h'iL l'I0.'.-L'in LIS ''iL 1h'ii17hu VI tiH
NJ. - = - e'... = IA
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
OutiIusurr-n

ESLTfunuK 1un- 10 stitnu utit. niilliin. tf'Kir
Ptnti hrris--. 1ust;zi hliis- wfi-tt iitTu uni
utlrc f-unSyivanH rrd- Si.sssrilJ2f mT-'i,st r-ti
siIssslas CsG-I--stssII uni si-ri,- WESTERN
nul-s anc ti=ni ,snthsIn white w. tn r''linv os
WsSiern mfN-Si -l~r nrf pms. Dt..Es htis- Hit,s
81 * santsr ne fhsi- iuil fsnui viiitii
ar auiyr and irnE southern sSau ae. wis-'rtrf
while ReussC-s In nfN-si Sartts. lssniss-i,elninl
- 90 ItyN nnniiIlnlg s-is- INV mil .imltnr
risanrrt f'Invssinias dull 1gssEyv ami tittnnI-
isiiii"T-sint-" Ns-sie1r ntni-'uiiis' afi,us
is1 isc uis-T Enttss tun amt iBniiriil Betfrt,in
nisii4iiialg unciafiE-t 0iih- INN. urE ami
rilan<rd Nhtascv tlLl s.!e
H--ipis-i1nuf, NJ sf-r-sE v'tt-rtg IN ntsiitlR
r.an. seos hsSilaiN 49, ihsiiris s,iiuneIts-
Wiirs. .Dtl hrssitsas n s,ss htsliidA
NFw NnEE. Jun =-lIiftan trstls; uriiitis. ME-.
oTisanS Iii-r s~.as ~ hi-s eaiIssii,it-
frsstia- l.S tsllssN EEaIfa--slfssl BtTtniiI, J.i
alr- fritiift-til, lssttsii-E NininIisl. taitp
fl",iI ainsii- sIuus.s nnti.sTius tSgrT mt tuns
tEaatr d-iiIan1 -kus3s hir southern
taae u tE rah ~ rfin-s I'm Nih-ttr urgrs 1,.tfi'r
ihr eNlsurI inquiry ritrssS-d h, 'fisnrsn nlitF-s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
FORGING TOUCH ERs.
Arre-, OF an E.-United states Collector.

Joshua A. Frank, late United States col.
lector for the State Of North Carolina, was ar.
rested at the corner Of Tenth and d streets
northwest last night. by Officer Heinlcin and
Mr.. Hester. Of the Secret Service Bureau, on a
warrant sworn out by Detective George O.
Miller. charging him tFnnkl with violating
sections 5,4l9, 5,43S and $40 Of the Revised
Statutes oil the United States, in certifying IA
aud forwarding false vouchers to the Treasury
Department To the amount Of several thou
sand dollars Frank was locked up in the
Tenth street station for preliminary hearing
in the Police Court this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The ssbjo;ned editorial extracts from promi-
aeHt Imesicaa newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are pHb|ishe'f jWS any other peWs items, solely
for he information Of our readers. Our or',
opinions and risTs riH psuai, Be expressed only
is orr editorial e,ysHaps.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

MIR. wArrERsoS in the last number Of the
CoETicT-IO-IEaI takes an intelligent view of
the honors paid to General GRANT abroad. and
rising llS1ve the narrow limit Of partisanship
which Mr.. DANA aud other enyious ereaturVs
have marked out for themselves. he accepts the
compliments to GRANT an honor paid to the
American people in the person of one Of our
most distinguished representatives. II Is the
only sensible view to take. That limited
vision. intensified by party or personal hate
which can see nothing grand in the
character of our distinguished ex-Presi-
dent II receiving 4 proper rcbuke from
our English oyusins, who, whatever may be
their other fIulus. know how to appreciate true
merit The sentiments uttered by Mr.. WAT
rEasOS in his decoration day address at Nash
VILE. and the editorial referred to in relation
up GRANT. prove conclusively that he has the
spirit OF the true statesman, and If the senti-
mrnts he uTIsrs prevailed more extensively
North and south there would speedily be a
healing Of the wounds made by the late war.
The following sentences which close the edi-
torial referred To indicate a natiOnslism thor
pughly deserving Of commentator and aPpro'
/ val:
There = no need Gnr more state love and state
prtie We all have that. and We should cherish H.
A. We all IN. But have no need for sertionalism
In it. place We want a spirit Of nationalsm al
home and a strong. ever prt>ent spirit Of Amer
| s-sufSFn abroad. Tie coincidence OF two CirUum
| ,Sanct-, has brIught both sentiHlentS into prUmi
/ neuce and given both an impulse. The American
rs-Tpie siand uncovered while the simple annual
,rshutr af d0seFs = la up-u the grave OF the great
Auivriran SIidicr. ROHEET T. LEE. and the vocss VI
| grsltr,rs slI over the land unite in COMMUNICATING
the iced Of American s1biIerS. And turning fTun
the. siIeHn serrtcss To- our common dead III,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

DURING the two days that the United States
Consul ut Iquiquc was reported dead. ten Npplica-
tons were received for his position, although II is
one paid only by fees amounting In the aggregate
% a few hmmdrcl dollar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

The spring time has passed aud tho sum
mrr is upon ~ We in Washington have
been blrs-',i. inr with the exception OF very
ti'w days we have had cool. pleasant weather
and IL We escaPc the summer mouths with a.
much cumfnrt comparatively rs we did thoso
of spring we shall have cause for thsnkfulness
indeed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

THE Postal Commission arc expected here
to-day. They spent yesterday In an anti-piOus
way at Fortress Monroe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

MR.. ScoTT, the United States Consul al
Honolulu, Is in the city receiving instructions, pre-
viOus to his departure for his post.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

IRIS ONLY mauIsllughtcr for . woman to
shoot her husband At least that Is what a
Lowell jury siys in Mis- LrCY MINEs' case.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

EPu HOLLAND. the grcat Democratic or
sanizcr of Cincinnati. Is trlling tales out Of
ss,hOoi, and says only one man WAS elected last
Gall. AMI that was the coroner This puts Con
gncsSnrn SAYLER aud BANNING both in had
nii.ht
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

GENERAL Pillow called at the Department
Of State, Saturday, and had long interview viii
Acting Secretary seward.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
DEPIRTMENTtLITIEs

TnE White House Saturday was las dull a.
could be-" The President was out great portion
of the day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

lH SHggA.HSSEHsIraI an iniliGatiun. should
sl5r ahl6 1iia W.nEinHtIIn and Georgetown Rail
rnt glnnlanv hn,I Ifrpisah,,f tiir rrIir in RIA
nun ~ llns-Inli.,r-, ImnsinE On thu usar plat
iirrrr Thu r,Iih IL brsE smoking Gn q chr is
,ffIilFi,rt. asDrainlIv IA, Luifi,s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04
rHT DBsrgr-T .frrDRyRFvHrP.

Elhf iiillIwInlc N a spuuilIHn 1t nnmrrous
lfftif-s we liivs u-,'uivs,t in Bilaii1n to the
'th,w -ynIr-1'.sfI-ir' mRl,i Of continuing, busi-
u--s m 7Iht Di,tH-ru htr1mry's Gifi,-r Our
M sl1ps Hlr WtHEs hIs mt -rrurs,,I the con-
v'rruu I'd Im, .mg1rf.int criminal We have
nIEihnc M sIV I.GiIIIst tir Dlstzirt Artor-
my personally bur his inrfirienry ami
sihrnmmInr IN Il puiDiiu diiircr is a legiti-
nnnf sJuDptau cd gumpininh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

In GENERAL q. W. c. LEE should recover
in the suit OF ci-ctment which he has brought
iEninst thu Government for the Possession Of
Arlington. what will he do with the remains
Of the dGad Of both armies who lie buried
thcr. The mind reyolts at the idea ofdisturb-
in; IN. bones there inferred. and we believe
that the people North and South will enter an
earnest protest, il they csn do nothing more.
against the disturbance Of these gravcs> With
cut discussing the question Of the right Of the
Government tn take Possession Of that prop
erty. the fart rrmsins that Arlington Is a great
national cemetery. The ground has been
de,iirsfei Ia As brave men ever marched to
martial music. and to disturb their reposs
would h. an act Of observation. II General
LEE IS entitled to that property. the pcople
will not 0bic-t to the payment Of 4 fair price
for il Bat they will object to turning it over
=. -"E individual and to the disturbance OF
the sraycS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

coo. ErumHHaED ant his i've handsome
+un- iH running q hrgn establishment in
Rlallali phluE NlrY lTvg uF1 B'Illl'ck press
IA do giin tuiIuSinlt Wurit: DAILY AOrIiRg SHH,
fauh Evpn sdiilunsi DHis MHri'q Hrs, =
uut,s. if'u oriitiuns S'rndIg Rrpa, 5 cunts. tSu
rEf1unH d. uliis IL nut antirpriss AMI haE,i
yr,lir WI NnIiii lllli b. GliIW what Is.
Il aBaIssrrSBE5r af 4 Lnnthn paper who
iafi h,uu BHflrrnHH tiIn Turkish Pusts Of
Vrg-nn ilIEtSrlnit ant >iiuniH can't say murh
n hpi,Ir ii 1iiu military iufhuritins- The Pri-
rrnf tunHnIH Ira dznCrIbiy md. and tho ON
nirS. wiHn NV iznupti,ns, anu hAt The trooP-
~ v,ii Is1nl,,E hur AMY lra nrdt'Utive IN con
,,,,uura az iiIiit,irss and the hIIspisai accom-
u,,a..zuus AZ disIEiiit. rhnss-f0urt4ls Ut the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

we -AzhH --a--7 y . trsur n r----ssr- Wins
81 - r---SS. ah-r Fazls-- r.rulluiser viii re-.
p--rr uA.rz E.-n -,rss- - s-sa.n go
<ssr~A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

The Philadelphia Times has the following to
say regarding the investigation of offices con
city:
What the public want now, and what the Admin.
istration evidently sincerely aims Rt Is u thorough
examination into and exposure Of the abuses whiC
have cTcpt intn the Federal offices through our
dcmorsliIe,i political system and the exculpatiOn
u the guilty. such Collector Tuition faminriZed
himself with even in the temples of Justice In the
West is quite out OF order under the new dlspensa
ton Of OWL service No matter who shall deserve
censurc or praise as public officials let 1t be done
as truth aud justice demand, and the public will
be content.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

n- R-v-sAi-sn IN >-v Nss-s
- Tinm sgnir--
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

PsTr-sSs szsEfgH M rssg nor M hn'r
rau EzFCHLn1sy s,ssiisi i-,Sg asifis No. saJ''gts
nB,iE gsr ss.fssi,. if-r--siillg - ssisrr,ss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

W-Nsr h-r5- ~ susuR ussn isriinr --rnnr
r-sn-t rsnaHIIifnsIn,g and Giir fuiiEr
sszrsVmiia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

Tsr Ioluvrug tis- ais'ur nrt rtsiiirr zitr4 m
thu a1lvr Sisses tal.-Iitiilt-t ~ D. r. q
| Co-- frun tlsf S-u NufS siiissE Eext,lntisfr
| lfosf--s lDBsfifnF grts,as
| ioifn VfsfrAL press
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

nv Nfl1hboh-
Love thou thy neighbo-T' ! am mule
lie lives across the nay,
Aud plays upon the German fiuie
some twenty hours = day.
On him do not waste my Labor
Nor even try to love my neighb0T
"Iove thou thy neighbor'" I am dumb
sShe lives next d0nr TO me:
A single dame, Niih year. o enuome:
Her age Is f1rtythree.
All II were surely foolish labor
For me TO try TO love my nrighbar
"Iave thou thy neiglbSr'" Heaven foreI.nd
lie hath Of sold galore.
Aud al usuTiOus rAieS doth lend
Me small SiEns Of his store
All Wherefore should sguandeT laisnF
Or waste my love on snch . neighb1T-
Love thou thy nslshb1F'" Nay moi %:
This were too much 10 AK
NV heart with love Is all agloW.
Hut finds happier task
All MOI in VAIN INV hear hath sought her:
You sess love my LcrghboT daughter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-04

ri'- Halls~inE il,- huvi,sE NM aIlrs tsr
SveTnuf-ul s--lfrtilssE
ss-ciuiii-R nuinI- ssilInss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-27

WICHITA, KS, December 20, 1877;

WICHITA, KS, December 20. 1917.
Correspondence OF the Register.
thought l would say few words in
your valuable "aper about this great Ar
kansas valley of Southwest Kansas. In
the SIX adjoining counties -Sedgwick,
Sumner, Cowley, Butler, Harper and
kingmsh - they surpass al the re-
gions l have ever visited in Kansas
Wichita, the county seat OF Sedgwlck
county, is the natural snd accepted me,
tropoIis. 1t is 1T the junction OF the Ar
kansas and the Little Arkansas rivers,
the present terminus OF the southwest
branch of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. We have 8 popula-
ton of over five thousand inhabitants,
churches OF nearly every name, good
schools, three banks, frst.ca.s hotels,
three weekly newspapers, stores, shops.
mills, lumber yards and all the signs OF
an enterprising and prosperous young
city. This is q beautiful agricultural
and stock couEtry-clear streams, skirted
here and there with groves of timber
heaithful climate and almost continual
sunshine. No prairie country is better
wstered, tube wells from eight to sixteen
feet deep bring pure and delicious water.
The winters are short and mild, the far
mer can pillow almost every month in the
year Summer heat is not extreme AL d
is relieved by delightful breezes. Autumn
is splendid, it is the farmers paradise
and lands that now can be bought at
from s. to $40 per acre will soon be
worth $50 to $40 Southwest of Wlchits,
forty miles in kingman county, lands
can be pre-empted at Sl.25 per acre
from one to three miles from the new
location OF the county seat, as good lands
as any one would wish TO see. Almost
every one that knows anything about
farming INDUCES the hope that st some
fut4re day they will own piece of laLd
that they can call their own. 1t
is really the basis OF all security.
Any one DESTROYS CT coming to thi,
great valley can correspond with Steele
" Lerz or myself, for any information
you desire. Hoping you will give this
short sketch place in your valuable pa
per, you shall hear from me again.
l remain, very truly yours,
A. H. MCKEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-27
Christmas and New Years.

NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BEST
~ Card photographs Sl.t0 per dozen, one
fine Large Photograph for Sxi0 frame only
SlW. Just received from the East a large
and fine assortment of Albums. Fran es,
Views, Motto Frames. All the latest STYLES
OF Frames made TO order. llSS Main ST.
dec PLUMBERS GALLERY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-27
pLE.sANTs COUNTY.
purntps of the House of Rev. MT.
CoIIins-Arrest Of the Guilty
Parties.

BURNING Oh Inc hOuso VI
CoIItns-Arrest Of the Guilty
Parties.
ST.. MARYs, December %, 1877.
correspondence OF the Register.
On the night of the 18th of this month
the house of Rev. MF.-Collins, q local
Methodist preacher, who lived about
mile and a half from thus place, out IN the
country, was attacked by gang OF
ruffiaps, who broke in the door with
fence rail and alter shsmefully beating
and mal-treating Mr.. Collins and MS
family, set fire to his house and STAPLE
and they were entirely consumed. Mrs.
| Collins WAS beaten until her life was
despsired of, but she is some better now
and is slowly recovering. The family
recopnized some OF their assallants by the
light of their burning home, and the loi-
loving named parties were the
next day arrested and, alter an
exhaustive examination before squire
Keed which has just been
concluded, were fully committed for trial
at the next term of our Circuit Court.
The names of the parties committed are
Joseph A. Robinson, j. Calvin Johns,
James Hutchinson and VIM. Harmon.
The evidence on the examination wens
to show that johns, Hutchinson and hsr-
man, who are rather hard characters,
were hired by Robinson to commit the
crime. Robinson Is q man OF some proper
ty and had grudge against the Coliinses
on account of some indictments that were
found against him on their evidence for
assault and battery on them. There are
other parties implicated, but no further
arrests have been made as yet.
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
Makes a speciality Of treating Chronic,
Female and private diseases. Having had
an extensive practice and experience In
treating those diseases, has enabled him
u perform cures where others failed. Can
he consulted in person or by letter, az his
OtfiCe, No. SIS North Main ST., Wheeling,
W. Va No charge for consultation. del5
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luton in the two Houses is notice TO
the world by the representatives OF the
American people that all bonds o0ugnt
in future are purchased on ssilyer basis
This forces Shermsn's funding operations
down to a silver foundation. This re-
moves hayes principal objection to the
restoration of the silver dollar"
Hayes veto the Silver .Billf. ,
~ think not, and If he does 1t Will be
passed by both Houses over his veto"
"Will he veto the repeal bill lift passes
the Senate2e------------------ --
al hardly think he will
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FRESH TEAS.

300 packages GunpOwder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, OOlong, English Break fast
and SouchOng Teas, in store and for sale
al low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street
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NEw ADVERTISERS ENTs

osT-IN BANK NOTES: ONE FIVE,
one two and three ones, on the Zoth
inst, between suspension orldge anu Eapl a.
tol. Finder will be rewarded oy a ase1 iNs
at this office.
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acknowledgements 18th, at $50 p. NJ.
CHRISTINA BATCH, in her 9th year.
Funeral from the residence of ner son
William Batch, No. 24f Main street, FL
day, December 2sth, at 2 o'clock p NJ
Friends of the family are invited to at
tend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery