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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-25
November Election.

As the time approaches tor the citi-
zens Of Nez Perez county to cast their
ballot for territorial and county officials,
it is Of the highest importance that the
advancement of our newly developing
country shoull be the first and only
consideration, in choosing incumbants
to supervise our affairs. Nature has
indeed given us a beautiful garden and
endowed it with promising fruit, which,
If cared for by the true guardians of
our interest, must eventually develope
beyond our conception. We have a
state to form, we have constitution to
adopt, we have cities to build and out
let's to construct for our abundant har.
vests; our vast valleys and table lands
must be guarded to the justice Of indi-
vidua' settlers that immigration may be
encouraged and not retarded. To over
look the right men for the right place
at the coming election, is to throw away
our fairest prospects in political sense.
It is the little minded sycophantic trick
ers who are unqualified for the posi-.
tions into which they encroach, through
out the whole machinery of politics,
that makes bad government and i'm
poverishes the people. Let us choose
energetic, active men men who have
the whole interest of the country at
heart, and not mere personal aggrandize.
ment. Men who know their duty and
s'dare maintain" If the ballot Of the
country, and such country as we pos
sess, is trammeled and its objects per
verted by designing few, through the
neglect or credulity Of the intelligent
masses, then our future position is to
be one Of adverse fortune. The many
budding interests of these three coun.
ties that the people have so cautiously
and carefully brought to such prom.
ising state, may be blighted and their
doarest. interests thwarted, by an un,
wise consideration Of their duty at the
polls, leaving broad margin for afte,
regret. Let our motto then be, the
best men for the best interests Of the
best country that ever turned its fac
to,the sun.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-25
The MuRDERED ISDIAN.--Lieute,

The MURDERED iNDIAN.--Lieuten
ant Il. s. Farrow has arrived at Walla
Walla from the Umatilla Agency. From
his statement it is evident that affairs
there are most moInentous. Lieut.. Far.
row was sent by Col Il. Miles to invest
igate the killing OF the Indian who was
recently shot to pieces by white men; he
tracked the murderers for three days,
aud finally oyerhauled them; they had
a 45 Remington rifle, and the number
of empty shells found near the dead H.
dian correspondent with the number
missing from the cartridge belt. Their
object in killing the Indian was to get
away with his horses, ete.---Noantaia-
eer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-25
Independent Candidate.

Independent candidate for Represent.,--
the Legislature from idaho county. ~
Gallagher, subject to the vote of the peo, ~
s"iio ooN"'y' 5l-tf
The New York herald., 1878-06-01
YORK SATURDAY, JUNE l ls7s-WITH SUPPLEMENT

THE TURF.
A BOOKS OPEN THIS EVENING BY THOMAS y.
jerome Park combinations, DC also on cincinnati
BOOK OPEN TO-DAY AT JEROME PARK. OUR
''and' also at Browns i1D sIGTay acK s,sa'nS e.
received ne nisht before tho races n -
o now sn tho s"y ths aud viii b.
IN attendance every race day at Jerome rs,k ,ncr co
rshk 81 aaa.oa KsnS
JEROME PARK RACEs-BoOKs OPEN DAY AND
evening Is West 2s'h st. also at ihs .rset dsTinS che
ME- M'DoJGALL, OF TATTERsALL's. WILL BE IN
M altendsnce jerome Park oar during the meet
ias ho.s. 'A0 oas''' ''a' 's'''' '''''s 'A' '
NAw YORK ,SSou AN6 nAHtEN I saHN esARs KA5kRoAp.
May 30 June l. 4 i aud special trans with reserved
ior ladies win Leave Grand Central Depot
Yor regular trains. uo table Lxcursion Tickets 40
''A avenue '''' 'Sa S SkssEIR j. sfR.s Superintendent
7,ATTERsALI's BRANCH OFFICE At SANDY
tor Fs sx book
open every day cepy Of fioooken bulletins every day
Ifrencn and suction Pool. o. Louisville. Baltimore aud
Jerome fak races this week; wire direct 90 the ON
N LOWELL WILL MAKE COMBINATION, AND
w straight Hooks Jerome Races at ID est 2sth ST.,
up stairs until y NJ aud AZ the track during the races
HORSES. CAKKIAGss. 80.
AoiTy AUCTION rtNstr,is MAkr HSD NEW YORK TAT
:.
55xEGSsfEE ss:,; .i's-i s. DXs i.i
LARGE NUMBER Of Brewster Of Broome st top side
Esp.s o ard 6dus. s.s sssl. sss
Ing, Saddles. Brides, WHIPS, I lisl.er'. &c
pAsfssf Tnsg green Eastern 'ss bred q T1".sr s"s
s'' '''
Soh M snr s 5s y a.Ss ss.%
.i.S.a =: Inn il sS s.: M Il E
s1sy H.. asib ss sn
:s,s Boy s.s'
n" 1s ~ s
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ss 'ss:s s!a 60; Efs"psH ns ss '1ss =
o :s' 90. Eass e.s
FE s..H II .issd s.
years DID, stylish agreeable driver; can trot In 80;
warranted sound and kind.
FAST bay Travelling Mare. Is high yoars old, got by
Honest Allen game driver; trot In three minutes
warranted sound and kind.
FINE brown Mars l51s high. years old; ane. free
driver: warranted sound and kind.
GkNTEEL bay Coupe Horse ~ high, old grcat
style and appearance; warranted sound and kind.
BAY NAME. l5h high, ~ years old; also Top Express
Wagon, Harness. &c
TnIRrY-ONE other Horses, for all purposes.
FULL descrptio Mt sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather
s.: Ss.S SHin Of TSr
TIM STOCK Catalogues At tho Mart.
NOrICE.-Mondny, Juns Il. nt tho Mart frst grand
sale Of HARRY BAssETT Yeariings. Two.ysar-ods.
Brood Mares, &c, bred by Colonel D. Mcdaniel
TwENrYsIx head Of the soundest finest lot Of THOR.
OuGHBREDS ever offered At auction. Catalogues ap-
cation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
( PER TELEGnAPH
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
C0vINcrox. KY, May 81. 1879
Messrs. WILLIAMSON d CO.,
General Eastern Agents. 800 broadway. New York -
The following numbers drew the three capital prizes In
40. I7s45 DREW $4,000
4s34tEs NO $1,000 DREW 5000.
s. sss NO 27,09S DREW 4.OuN.
PRISKS CASHtD WITHOUT DkDUCTION.
SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers. n
Full list of the drawings will ba published In Mon.
days Herald and Staats ZeitunR.
OUR Mkt 81 DRAWING JUNE IS.
WILLIAMSON 90. $50 Broadway, Houston,
General Eastern Agents Kentucky state Lottery.
A NNOUNCEMENT Is MADE THAT DIR. q. w. HOL.
AMAN the practical originator OF tho great theory Of
absorption demonstrated olmRn's Ague Liver
Pad decided alter arduous Of
offer his treatment remedies his
sufferers from Chronic Organic Diseases
such Catarrh and Bronchial Affections, Liver Com
plants Malaria NIL its FORMS Heart and Kidney Ds-
eases; also all Female Weaknesses ana the variety OF
compile atons growing out OF disturbance impair
Of these Tho or DIR. Holm ans
for Malarin Disease By o ths Liver
Pad has been xampled In the history Of medicine His
remedies equally valuable for the OF
other Diseases DIR. HOLMAN has established his Offices
for Tree consultations as follows:-
No 5 West lfth ST., New York. IL to 4 o'clock and
No. 1885 Lafayette sv., Brooklyn, morning and even
ing.
g. W. HOLMAN. ND.
The New York herald., 1878-06-01
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BnASeH oFrIGg iaS5 sRpARWAToT sp4Ioy Or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PArEhS.

dEEssALD BhASCH oFEiGEr i1op pprrcEEpHHioy OF
apSsRTlssHkxHENPs apbSs nsH HSP s Asn SALES oE PAPERs.
aasrRoLoGY-7rn pAGn-s.hcoL
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tS o Esala r.sssa 81 eo
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F1ssisED Fur EdoSs AND 3D. APARTMENTS TO LET
EEyssSiEtSE.,3 COL p.o,,., ;.
hsEsEs. SAkRIAass. So"i.T fasE-zsI and sth o,ls
HOUSES ,kSoAs; &C.. '%ASrEp- % rAcr-isseoL
aassLE aAflSEsx7fa Hxs f.sa-eA CO. COL
niscELLaNEoGs nSSe 'r rADvEfRSTrsEMENrs-l 10TH PAGE
NEW PUBLIC cArIoNs-srH PAor-eth col.
fAS9 PkNsoS1Isr okTEs oaSs Col pAcrs.h COL
PsT PusT oFFicE NoTIcE@isr PAcs 9th col
ftfsas
rRoflkfY r11o our OF 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE LIST col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE 2D PAGE list col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGK-1sI col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAcE-1st and I'd coils.
REWARDS-1sr PAcE-2t col.
SAILS AT AUCTIoA.7ra PAGE.3d col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-lst col
SITUATIONS WANTED MA LES-7Tn PACK--1st COL
SPECIAL MOTTO ES--lsT PAGK-2d and Sd cola
sSS HsE5Ss ss :.
THE TRADES-7TH PACE-2d col
THE TURF -1sT PACE-3d and 4th co.'s.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-lst col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-7rH PAcE-5th col
CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGR- LIST col.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-lsr PAGx-5th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c-7rH PAGR-6tn col
WEsTOHksTEk COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE lat col.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C-7rH PAGE-2d col.
YACHTS. STEAM BOATS. 6c.-1OrH PAGE-6th col.
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POST OFEICE NO,rICA..

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Foreign Malls Tor the week ending Saturday. June
1873, will close this office Tuesday at II NJ, for
Europe oy steamship Montana. va Qneensown. on
Wednesday at r. NJ for Europe by stsnmshp Russia.
via Quoe,istown Correspondence for France for.
warded by tins be specially addresse and
Hayre on Thursday at y for Germany aud the conii
nent by steamship erd.r via Plymouth. Cherbaurg and
hamourg pondcnce Tor GREAT Britain and Ireland to
be forwarded by this be specsy Addressed
and IL NJ Britain and ireland by steamship
City Of Montreal Via Queenstown correspondenes tor Cor
and the Continent forwarded by This steamer
must bc specially addrcssedj saturday. at II 3u NJ
for Germany &r. by sesniship Mosei Southampton
Continent 20 be ~ this steamer must be spc-
steamship Ethiopa via Glasgow. and At 4 W. tor Europe
by steamship tannc via Que The steamships
marx sweden ana Norway The mails tYr brazil direct
&c leave New York May 80 Tho mss for Aspln wall and
South Pacific ports leave New York May 81 The mails tor
Me xco leave New York June The mails for australia.
Francisco June TO- The maiIs for China
Japan leave san Francisco juno t.
THUS. L. JAMES, Posimaster
Posr OrTIoK, NKw York, May IS, 1878.
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amrSE 1Ey-~.

amtSE IEy->.
GRAND OPERA huuss
GPooLLE GeLLt pQyNkLLY; u Lsssees and Managers
TO-DAY LAST CELEBRATED CASE MATINEE
TO-DAY LAST rELEsRAtED CASE MAIiNEE.
10 DAY LAST cELEBRATkD CASE MATINEE
Doors open at ~ C.mmeGcs at O'Clock.
A CEL BkArKD CAS-.
A CELEBRATED CASE.
THE GREATEST fLAY OF MODERN TIMEs.
THE ORIGINAL UNION sQUARk THEATRE CON
PANS SCENERY. CO>TU uES AND APPOiNTMENT3
Last CELE8HAIEn CASE Matinee on SATURDAY.
ON MONDAY NEXT
Mr. Leonard Growers American Com edy,
OUR kOAHDING HOUSE
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
s..oN SUNDAY EvENINGs.s
GREAT ARRAY or POPULAR ARTISTS and
THAT MIRACLE OF SCIENCE
EDISoN's SPEAKING PHoNOGRAPn
(By kind courtesy Of Mr.. Jas Redpath)
NOTE.-Mr LEVY will play cornet solo T., the tcIs
phone then, takiLy among the audience. will
enjoy the sensation OF hearing tho soto played BY
himself on the stage.
presen. ed TliE PRIZE. oF aDMissioS WILL BIZ OSLY
=. % CENTS -
The New York herald., 1878-06-01
nELlGIoUs NOTICES.


MADISON AVENUE PREsBYTERfAN CHURCH,
M Madison a,. and 47.h ss.Rcy wi.m Lloyd morn;
Evening. 745, Dramatic from Bible: .ubJecs
The su,s .ns Inc r"% seoo On Tuesday juns
and musical entertainment Strangers cordially welcomed
MADISON AvENLE REFoKMED cIIURCn, COR.
il sa,1 ssSS 3 : pfsisa
Sabbath school at =. NJ. Come
PLcsM H4rSIsy y,a css'EkcH; ssD ST. NE sTm ,
sabbath school and Bibe classes 80 r. N.
d Nv. WILLIAM !. CosBIT PASTOR OF BEKKMAN
lIHil Methodist Episcopal Church 50th st LIST
s 1ss q ~
REv: 9 p Foss, y D or WESLEYAN Ilsj. ySlyEF;;
T preach Il h s on s'sed,s & ana
7ll r. NJ Come nnd w-come
Rhv p rA.KLaK rEEA0nEs sUXDHY aH
9Th and 7th subject. The Place Of Miracles In tho
REy Y " KsAPr i.; p CIVIL MILL PREACH I'm IN TIE s
varck sts. At 1880 4. N. and 7 ;45 r. NJ
kv.Nrn fkasslrEkK.AS h,es. GMuEch CORNER
service os; service Of song TX r. NJ strangers
weccme.
CixTH AVENUE REFORMED cHURoH.-REY. B. O
S., SSher"sG: w sT'"sh a.s o rseoa MI and Sab
NARFKNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Cd Av., BK-
wss. ioSh and LIN s.shsy Robert B. Hull pss.or;
in the LIONS Den" baptizng after the evening
ms.sngs on Wednesday aud Friday evenings Strangers
sa A. & .s SssA fS5ss s,1 h Il
O0Tn STREET. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
OUnsar 9Th abbott pastor Seats tree q s Gen
H. 80 ' n ali are re- wsieom. "''''' ''''' 90 .
LOST AND FOUND.
/ osT OR STOLEN WHILE IN The COURSE OF
1ltrannt from Houlton Me-. 60 New YORK city, on or
Ss hs q ssd e' q 81
and drawn by the American National Bank q Pcydence
the order Or j. H. Bradford $500 5o inaorssd BY j.
The public cautioned against negotiating same,
MAY 81 1878 Assk12x g H.issr &. shEES ssv ysrs si;,
r 0sT-oN TUESDAY EVENING OK WEDNESDAY
Ps kauaS bn@ S o whe
s ss & 1nss w T. literally ~
T Osr-LAKuE RUSSIA LEATHER PoCKETBOoK
coatsinns money papers and eards missed ID between
i
81 Fulton ST.. New York.
Ls.yis open faced watch hnder return the pawn
price vi" b sns r 5 Fos,s st.
I Osr-sCOTCH TERRIER: RED RIBBON AROUND
Ineck; straycd away from 5es 5th Liberal reward
paid for his return
+ osT-sl5 REwAaD-GoLD FRENCH CHAIN. WITH
smali knife rs charm attached; no questions asked
Lda.e inside reward win be paid when returned to
T osT7A HIdH-SEcKsp UVDEE WAIST TRAINED
Lwith yaiencennes lace. between Filth Avenue Theatre.
going 10th through 9th 4uth suitable
reward will be paid IL returned TO Coachman, "a East
40th 1t.
ID o. SALARY CHECK 1908, FOR Ss5, WAS
.solen from the subscriber Decoration Day, at Cy-
Hills; interest bearing Treasury N0t0 for $50,
among Others stolen At the time payment Of
S ss sssss
tity TnOMAS e. STAGG. box ,64l Post ONCE,
REWARDH.
I + THE FINDER WILL RETURN THE SLEEVE BUT.
Lions found In front OF $40 9Th liberal given.
Address t. $40 9Th xv., second fiat
The New York herald., 1878-06-01
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
CINGLE SIT COUPE HARNESS. Used FEW TIMEs;
OColeman's make. BRIGGS Stable corner AID st., 7th

CECOkD HAND.
k)5O Brewster 4 Go. Roa. Wagons some nearly new OF
various weights.
A. s. FLANDRAu CO.. 372 and 374 Broome st.
ITO LET MONTHLY-CikAP LAADAULEr. HORSE
i aud coachman; first class turnout
BURTON. l4l East 23d st.
NJ ANTED-POSY PHI ,ETON. CHEAP FOR CASH .
w name lowest price 500 Broadway
WANTED--A SHETLAND PONY. WELL TRAINED; (;
w mare eferred price and where 1t be
Address box f.77U Post office.
WANTED TO HIRa FOR rWO MONTHS WITH
w privilege OF pnrcha asng. twoseat Phaeton and Pony
must be mild gentle Call OF address FRANKLIN j.
BiSCHOFF. sBischons Banking house staa,s zeiiung
Building.
EN GOOD WORK HORSES; IS GOOD SIZED YOUNG
OOMules: must be sold; sacrifice No $40 West 2sth It.
Glf = HANDSOME roP PONY PHAEroA AND
Harness also full spring Top Buggy almost
Row very chcap 30 West lNth "
The New York herald., 1878-06-01

4 LADIES MATINEE TODAY. ATa
GREAT SUCCESS 0F HUMPTY DUMPry
SO uhsls; Nkw, rEATuEEs; . ORA G.ASp BALLET.
SEATS. 81. Comic r#ntomlme bv a. l. Fox and Frazer
FAMILY FRAZER As HUMPTY DuMPTY.
CIRCLE, IHKEE ACTS OF FUN
% CENTS. 'rhc bsst sumner enterta nment. =" Sun
The New York herald., 1878-06-01

- n. ~. nasaa.n, .
and as . The audience viii
splo, ne sensation Of hearing tho soto played By
a aiGsa' sf C y
F,s" rE:S ssss II asasS sgs.rr
ssSE SsarsI
SSS5S I ''"F S' & e; S'
% CENTS. ''rhc best sumner entertainment" -sua.
GsEa5AS siJooK and E. G. GILMORE MORE Leases
THEODoRE IhoMAS... .............. Masca' Direcsor
GRAND SUMNER FIGHTS CONCERTS.
T T / |..|| / T. !. S 4
!. i III i :: :;
daAsss VA SaYrsSSsS y ss1s. Y;:rfi
rms siTSMRAsMi rnoassMxE. EVENING.
WyS,,u!. W.,s . IRSs
seiseons widsM Tsil. 49,. .... Nossni
ovsSsars ReSespierrs LsoS
Theme ana Variations:
Mr.. r. sHUEBRUcK.
Hungarian Rhapsody Isss
carnsv.l Of Venice tburesqne,.
Waltz Iustrstionen Johann Strsuss
GENERAL XbaissioX oESTs
Tcfet. in package. ....sS %
NIsLo's IIIIn aAEDhn sr.r vop - cvxrx
On yRipSY and sAiuRDAY only. the dianasi.ass.
from Charles Dickens G,t%Xxs stsSrXx Of rw,sr
OLIVER TWIST A.HlSsE TODAY AT q
Oh sSnas S". i Low Nh ss * tho startling
TTSIoN SQUARE THEATRE
1'1s EVER xsss; 80
IHEE soHESisS Sisi.
The spHf spHFAaAH WEEK GIRL
HESS EsGLYfsn Eng Yfsii''offss. orEsA . coaPANY soi
DARK THEATRE. THE LIN1ARDa
LasT 1sSsS raEs sfa 4ss;zss.''
ALICE pusSiSa DUNN ssfS and wa HORACE
cn''si; sWEaraEH;k1s Esaa1rHEa;k kG1sI'd'.
MR. WIN. HORACE LNnARD IN IS sKErcHEk
MR. AND 51 aRs' fRss'fas FsTIs T'iH WHITE.
sosS; WEEK
osH snSYsDF sp.Rf; eGTssI 's'
sIEs SIMON SIMPLE snyrGa': shs,%ins b. ,Ss comedy.
First '''isisssi Mss bIcsE L XIX EiseaSD LIN i5.'
| VNTAl.LACk'k.
| w Proprietor and Aanager....M LESTER WALLACE
rnsaInAuos 8; ~ 'PsIis''sass PIIs ssasvIAn SEASON
cor,pes the manage, re.uct Antiy TO announce the
l LAST NIGHTS
L
| DIPLOMACY
| EVENING ATa MATINEE At %
| 1rHE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
i Broadway and 35th IT.
Tropical Fishes and Anemones Angel Fishes, Grunta
Crayi.he &C.. 6c beautu. Living Cora; thousands ol
other curious Chmpanxses and 0rAng
Perform ances daily at 80 and O'Clock 4. N.
The New York herald., 1878-06-01

THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Broadway and 35th IT.
Tropical Fishes and Anemones, Angel Fishes, Grunss
Crsyhahes &e. &C beaufu. Living Coral thousands ol
other curious Chmpanzses and OrAng Uutan
Perform ances daily at 2 30 and y O'Clock Y. ".
Miss ANGIE SCuOrI In Masks and Faces and The
Green-cycd Monstc Mr. j. d. GRIFFIN Irish Special.
ties and Recitationa
Admission 80 cents; children half price: o extra
charges Coney Island Aquarium open, with w. q.
Coup's famous troupe OF Broncho Horses
The New York herald., 1878-06-01

RIO SMOKERS WISHING EUKoPE-lMPORTAAT
notice. The Smoking Tobaccos and Cigarettes incud
the we'll Richm Gem Cigarette Tobacco,
manufactured W Mesra J. r. Alien a Co.. Rchmond Va,
sale the Old Virgnny Tobacco store,
2i7 Piccadilly, London. w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21

cF The death Of the veteran poet,
William Cullen Bryant, which took
place in New York on Wednesday of
last week was not an unanticipated e..
vent, but is nevertheless sad one /.
Literature has lost genius, society
has lost one who adorned it, and the
community at large will miss the kind.
ly, genial indueuce OF his rea ly pc n
An exchange says:
lie was precocious vcrsificr, note.
worthy student at college. n successful
lawyer for many years, All editor who
gave the New York Eoening Post high
standing in the American press as much
by the ability and vi9or with which it
was conducted as by the purity OF it's
moral tone. q pleasing writer OF for eign
letters and poet whose thoughtful ard
impressive verses have made him famuos
at home and abroad.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21

A SHOCKING SIGUT.-t, miner in the
Black Hills, writing TO friend In this
city, tells Of horrible reminder Of the
fearful snow storms of last winter and
of the perils of those who were caught
out and lost their way on the plains.
He says that recently while he and two
others were crossing the country. they
came upon the skeleton OF a horse within
which was the skeleton OF man, with
the grinning skull looking out at them
between the ribs of The animal, like a
prisoner peering through the bars OF his
cell. The two skeletons told the whole
story. The man had killed his horse,
cut him open and crawled inside OF him
thinking to thus escape perishing Of
cold, but the flesh of the animal froza
solid, and tho man was as much a pri-
soner as if he had been shut. in by wa lis
of iron. The wolves an j earrioa birds
had stripped the greater part of the flesh
from both skeletons. The miner con-
Guides his description by saying: 1T
was sight shall never forget. / can
see it low whenever close my eyes,
-Viryinia City Enterprise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21
gEOn last Friday James A.. Abbott

gEOn last Friday, James a. Abbott
agent of the Adams Express at Golcon-
ia, ILL.,, was awakened by four men, who
said they wanted him to go 10 his store
for sick person. GA ent ering his store
they demanded an $500 express pack
age supposed to be in Abbott's possess.
ion. The package had not arrived, but
they robbed Abbott Of about $40 he had
on his person. Three Of them forced
him into skif, AMI after. proceedin @
down the river few miles threw him
into the river with Che remark Dead
men tell no tales, Abbott fortunately
reached the shore. returned and gave
alarm, which resulted in the capture of
stranger supposed to be the ono who
remained on shore. The other three
are still at large
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21
FThe chairman of the ,

EE The chairman of the Oregon dem
ocra;ic State committee gives the fol.
lowing as the result Of the Oregon elec-
ton The returns are all in, and the
official count elects Thaycr (dem for
Governor by handsome majority /;
Woltner (dcmocraD for State printer,
and Brown (dem. for State treasurer are
defeated by small majorities. Both
houses Of the Legislature are reliably
democratic. On joint ballot the vote
stands 81 democrats, sc republicans
and Independents, giving the demo
Gratis IL majority over both the other
parties. Whitaker DEM for Congress
wins by over 500 majority
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21

l30. nays 100. It's principal provision
is to reduce the tax on tobacco to six
teen cents pound. aud is to go into
operation September I. II tho Senate
should pass and the President approve
it. At the evening session a resolution
was adopted requesting tie Senate to
give leave to posr Stenisy Matthews
TO testify before tNs Wttet inyestiga-
ting committee. The House at mid.
night proceeded to business on tho
Speakers table.
The House at ono o'clock on the 18th
concurred i'm the Senate resolution to
extend the time for, final adiournm ant
until the 10th. ct 6 O'Clock p m. In the
Senate the suniry civil service apnro.
priation bill was finally passed. after
being variouslY amended. One Of the
amendments directs the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pay the Southern mail
contractors for services rendered prior
to the war. A number OF bills OF an
unimportant character generally were
passed. In the House, Senate substi
tute for House bill repeating the resump-
ton act failed to receive two.thirds
vote. and the bill. therefore. failed.
The House non-concurred in Senate
amendments TO the sundry civil bill,
and a new conference committee was
ordered. At ten o'clock the House
adjourned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21

ES-Gov. Hartranft, of Pa, has ap-
pointed Christian X. Ross, father Of the
long lost CHARLEY, harbor master at
Philadelphia This was done out of
sympathy with Mr. Ross, as he has been
very unfortunate in Business since the
boy has disappeared. Tie receipt OF
his commission was the FIRST ihtination
that Mr.. Ross had received that Gov.
Hartranft had ever considered his name
in connection with the position. He
accepts it as an expression Of the sym.
pathy felt for him in the terrible ordeal
he has borne so long and the sacrifice
of his entire property in his efforts to
recover his stolen bow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-21

tH One OF the most successful coun.
terfeiting schemes is to issue q small
quantity Of notes on certain bank
with the name OF the bank. president or
cashier misspelled. Upon the discovery
the bank sends warning through the
country pointing out the error. Then
the counterfeiters make q second issue,
with the name or names spelled correct.
ly. AMI circulate them boldly, knowing
that merchants and others will look on.
~ for the indicated catch