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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
Advising Careful Psrusal

From tie Mart usDurg statesman.
Always anxious 20 afford our
readers the fullest information on
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

than provided thsSlshernI margin of
nfteen millions for The possi Utilities
OF an equitable settlement. A good
many assertions are Nd sde by IRE.
sponsible Virginians regarding our
liabilities which, we are bound to
believe. are not yet to be- rega rded a.
of the final and for
NAL official assumpsit OF Virginis.
Fiat jistitid.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

TO be apoiDted by Virginia, and to
consider and report upon a plan for
the adjustment OF the vexed uues.
ton. The com missioners appointed
on behalf of West Virginia were re.
preventative men; men who stood
high In official positions In the old
State and remarkable for their ahi-
MY, learning and character, but
our commissioners, notwithstan,i.
Ing their personal character and
the Importance of their mission
were received and treated with
studied neglect in the old Capitol.
from which they retired with such
limited data ~ they were allowed
70 gather under these circu instances.
and made up, their report on the
more friendly soil of West Virgin q
we have not now before us a
copy of that report and cannot
write any from recollection; but we
are convinced that had the author
tiles OF Virgins met our advances
with u becoming spirit of justice aud
equity. cOurteOusly as q mother, this
matter would have been adjusted
then; now IL In hard To tell when or
how IL may be settled.
The next session of the Legisla.
ture Will no doubt, be called upon
to act In the matter in some way
or other. and the people should now
begin To examine the question pre.
scented, In order to be able TO meet
this great subject. by electing men
TO the Legislature this fall, who will
fearlessly stand by the State Of
West Virginia with a price too high
for purchase. ts.o
Next week, We will endeavor to
give this subject some considers,i ton.
for the benefit Of our readers, hoping
that the several papers throughout
the State will invite free and hon.
est discussion Of the subject.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

CONTINUED on Second P17e.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
The Latest Robberies.

Robberios are again becoming Of frequent oc-
currence, and among the latest reported to the
police are the following: The residence of Mrs.
Stiles corner of Twelfth street and Massschu-
sets avenue northwest, was entered by thieves
last Sunday, while the family were at church,
aud robbed of several valuable silk dresses and
q considerable sum of money. There is no clue
to the thief but 1t Is supposed that the old gan
have commenced their depredations in the
northern part Of the city.
Mrs. Shields, who resides at 1911 street
northwest, reported yesterday that thirty-one
yards OF cotton and other articles had been
taken from her house. Two colored men who
were assisting her to move to another house
disappeared about the time that the property
was taken, and it is supposed that they did
not go away empty-handed.
National Republican., 1878-05-28

A representative of The NATIONAL RErUB-
LICAN, weary with the days travel, searching
for news items among the business men of the
city which would be of interest to our citizens
aud readers Of THE REPUBLICAN generally
brought up at the well-known establishment
Of Chris Xnnders, 0ll Seventh street, thinking
to get little refreshed and invigorated and
talk over the news aud topics Of the day After
being invigOratcd was invited by Mr.. Xandcr
to look over this wcll-conductcd mart of trade,
which invitation was accepted, and we imme-
diatcly commenced our tour Of inspection
through the Place by descending to the large
and spacious wine cellar below, and was not a
little surprised to find such an immense stock
of pure native wines Of all descriptions. Ar.
ranged along in well. l.regulated rows We're found
numbcrlcss huge casks filled with pure wild
cherry, used solely in tho manutature of
his celebrated McllistOn, which has gained
such q wide reputation for medical purposes.
Also large stock of native wines, pure and
Of the best qualities consisting of all tho fin
est mild wines, for all kinds Of summer com.
plants, among them tho superb raspberry
wine, manufactured from the pure juice of the
raspberry, together with n fine display of
Rhine wines of the greatest variety. Ascend
ing again to the first floor, we found on hand u
stock Of the superior brands Of pure and una.
dulterated WHISTLES, which for gcnuinencss
equals the time.honorcd reputation of tho old
Kentucky Bourbon and Robinson County
whisky. A casual observer, in passing by this
simple, unprctcntious place of business,
would scarcely comprehend tho extend
ed facilities contained here for such
u vast trade, and 1t can be safely said that it
Is the best well regulated wholesale liquor
store this side If Now York city. The large
scale in which the business is carried on, the
Increasing trade, and the well regulated sys.
tom Of Mr.. Xander marsk it as one of the in
stitutions of Washington based is it is on
strictly business principles, fair dealings, aud
the mandatory Of tho best articles known IA
the business. A visit to this orderly cstab'
| lshmcmt will amply repay dealers and dem
UmstratG that they can got here value received
| for the money expended.
Black Flannel suits Elscmau Bros Seventh
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Hotel Arrivals.

ElbGt-Jol II wadd,i, Cincinnati Ohio; ] n NIuwry
Conn; T. l. Weber, tniCagw 4 MCtIcgg0r. IhIO: <
4 nycE, PhlladeIphIa ns.lcy, baltimore, Md W
y King, BALTIMORE Nd; II Long. Louisville. Ky: J
Wyi1el, Cincinnati; ohio: J y Wright cincinnati,
Ohn; q North, phllw'elphtR.S II Dent. Florida;
Mrs + 4 DrUt, FlOril.G { T. -mth, Mimi 4 - IIutr n,
gnr. : n \ Flanagan, New York; : u SudLw ok
ChrAgu: T. II B BtktT aud wie, rlryCiuId Ohio: L ii
IockinalIum, Ci"ycland, Ohio. U q Rich n Mrx; ii
4 Hughes, sun Francisco; " Pinlu" Chicago I,
W French, wis FW Dawson, : q la?I l. J0nclt
And wife, T. = y; IhRs ShUemakcr. New York; i;rIl
II q Monmouth New OriunuS W l. Mclean, Phila.
dplpliu: Mai l. l. DLwNn, 4 > y: W VI smith, Iinrin.
natl. Il + Patterson, Srw York; \ II JarksUU, L ; Al
Gen I Fttrh"r, ~ Louis.
~. J,m,a-W II whtocK. New York; q + Cross
W Va Lance. Cimc.mIatI, ohio O II Julnsnn
Chicago; II barrett, lnd y II L""is, New FORK: h
J simpson, New YORK; II IlonN" Fnilnd"lphin; j
II lmhy. Pa, u ShuliZ, Pa d T. J. .bcr, Pa I'C Dl.
lone, PhiludrlphiW : n"lluur, PMladClphhg u Ours
tiun Rnrhmmid. NM W q Williamson Richuul.d
Va Mrs A FVRTd Va; = l. lirswiCk, Md.
Inperim.-II.L White, rttsburs; NJ u Goddard
New Nmk; VI MuTunSOu, Cleveland; + J pruurr
PhllNiclphim Miss Clara prunrr, Philadelphia " 4
Austin l'rOv d nee; X !; u \ summons Louisville
Ky; Jos II MCAluy, I \ A. Ma.iIn TmNsh"r, Milton
lid: Henry Jacuhy, PHILADELPHIA John ScilGrI PM
ndelphla; W W Gibbs boston, Mass GCOA StgInAn
New York.
Mtreyn'mm-J + Phillips, New York; Col Wv
JOnBs, Sew Jersey.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Ilnur,l of Health.

The board met last ev, ming, pursuant to ad-
journment, all present except DR.. Bliss,
The Health Officers report for tho week
ending May 25 showed $40 nuisances reported.
q referred, i50 abatcd, referred TO Com
missioncrS, "a notices. As COMPLAINTS causes of
death Investigated, 10; causes of disease, :
10 tons garbage removed and ls5 dead ami.
mails removed; AGA pounds beef G2 veal, i2
mutton, 20 pork, Is bacon, 50 dozen eggs, l52
cucumbers, and a lot of vegetables condemned;
l27 animals impounded, Ii redeemed, Ill
killed and SIG realized.
Major Randolph, Mr.. Scyerson, William ID.
Hughes, and Edward Chelsey submitted plans
for improving tho sewerage, which were read
and referred to the sanitary committee,
whcreupon the board adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening, at half-past seven p. m, to
consider said plans.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
About pnyeInpnts.

Efforts .are constantly being made to create
the impression that the late Board of Public
Works buried the city of Washington under
wood pavemcnts to the exclusion of all Other
kinds Of pavcmcnts. The following figures,
showing the number Of yards Of each kind OF
pavement laid under the board and their con-
tracts completed after their retirement, shows
that this impression Is erroneous and that the
amount Of wood pavement laid is less than ono.
third of the whole amount: Stone, maCadauI-
izcd and gravel ,j2j, ,sJ7 square yards; wood,
lOO5, ,23l square yards concrete, 532, ,O32 square
YARDS
National Republican., 1878-05-28
RACES 1T BRIGHTWOOD.
A Pedestrian Pittcd Against a Trotting
Horse,

A Pedestrian Pittrd Against n Trotting
Horse.
The pacing race at Brightwood yesterday
and the extraordinary attraction of a match be-
tween q pedestrian and horse drew out a
large crowd The following is the summary of
the race, free for all PAGERS, best three in five
Belle, l, /, /; S.lomo, ,, 2, .; Frank, 3, 3, ?;
Doc Garges. 1. Time, 2:il 2i6, aud 2:i3. The
event Of the dav was the contest between Mr..
William Crawford, the pedestrian, and u trot-
ting horsc-the pedestrian walking quarter
while the horse trottcd half a mile Joe Brad
ley, n well-knOwn trotting horse, was first Sc
lectcd to compete against Crawford. The
race was very unfair, as tho horse had start
of several yards, and in making the half.mile
ran part of the distance. The pedestrian was
In this way beaten, but made his quarter of u
mile in the remarkable time Of l:2li. The
spectators were loud in their protestations aud
demands that Crawford should have another
and laircr trial. The heat was finally de-
clarcd of, and Crawford was given another
chance, the mare Lady Morrow, being pittcd
against him. The start was very fair, and
the contest resulted in victory for Crawford,
who made his quarter in l:!i, and ten feet
ahead of his oIuine competitor. The excite.
mCnt was very great.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Maryland. virginia, and District Patents.

The following is q list of the patents grant
ed to the residents of Maryland, Virginia, aud
the District of Columbia for the week ending
May Il, ISIS: William S. q. Baker Of Balti-
more, Nd, car axlcs and loose wheels James
W. Gmydon, of Washington, d. C., car heating
apparatus; Joseph Hyde and Adam Barker, OF
Baltimore, Nd, brick cleaning machines Syl-
vestcr r. +. StcriclI, of Georgetown. ID. C., vc.
hicle wheel hubs william J. Alrick, of Elk.
ton, Nd, mike cans; Henry Clarke, Of Bslti.
moro, Nd, ragiSters: william &. McGiIl, OF
Washington, d. C., registers; John II. Pickett
of Baltimore, Md. treating paper or other fab.
RIGS with tobacco for use as q moth prevent.
i've; Thomas Trezisc, Of Baltimore, Nd up.
paratus for Theoretically sealing CANS.
Trade marks William J. Cusscn, of Rich,
mond Va, tobacco.bags; Pace, Talbot Il Co.,
of Danville, Va, chewing and smoking to.
baCCO
National Republican., 1878-05-28
BASE-BALL.
Tho Best Game Ever Played In Washington
The Nationals First Defeat.


The Nationals First Defeat.
The game Of baseball played yesterday
afternoon on tho National grounds, between tho
New Bedford and National. resulted in favor
OF tho former, after stubborn contest, by q
score Of too. It was the finest exhibition Of
ball.tosslng ever witnessed In Washington, and
Is likewise remarkable ss being the smallest
score ever made In this city In q full game.
An audience Of at least 1900 people witnessed
tho gamo, and tho applause and encourage.
ment was equally divided. This Is the first
defeat that the .Rcds" have met with this
season but In such game the vanquished are
arc entitled to as much credit as tho con-
quorors. Tho fielding of both mines was SUI.
oerb. but In the batting department the
Reds" beat their opponents, making four
base-hit to two. Bradley and Bannon were
both on their mettle, aud II is safe to say never
pitched better.
Honors wero so equally divided that the
mention Of individual play Is unnecessary, as
tho following summary shows to whom credit
Is due:
National Republican., 1878-05-28

New Advertisements.
Rooms Grant Place.
ROOms-Jl2 Indiana avenue.
Base bdll-New Haven vs.. Eagle.
Notice Of Federal Lodge. No l. + A. 4. ".
Complimentary testimonial to Mr.. T.. H. Hay.
For rent-Brick house, l212 q street northwest.
Excursion Decoration Day-DCpartmcntal Dozen.
For rent with board, GO3 T street northwest
Rooms.
Rcmoval-Mrs. Belle Lucas to oO2 Ninth street
northwest.
Opening at Pcrrcards summer Garden, 5Ns -Four.
,centh street
lIarpcrs Ferry, Decoration Day-EScur:on via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
IIOne AIIssiOnul.ies

The Women's Union Homo Missionary So.
cicty held a meeting yesterday afternoon, at
two o'clock, in the lccturc-room of the New
York avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev. She'd
don Jackson, district superintendent of mis-.
sionary work in Colorado aud Arizona, presided.
The exercises were opened with reading of the
Scriptures and prayer, after which DR.. Jack
son delivered an address on Home Missionary
Work" The audience was composed excu.
siyoly of ladies connected with the various
Presbyterian churches of this city, and after
discussing the propriety of sending boxes of
clothing, rs well Us money, to missionaries en-
gagged In mission work on the frontier, the
meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Arrested for Disgusting On'cnsc.

A white man named Hiram NJ. Green, about
fifty years of age, was ARE ted by Lieutenant
Greer and Officer Quiuan, of the Sixth Pre-
cinct about half-past FIVE o'clock last evening"
for exposing his person in n most disgusting
manner to number of little girls near the
Abbott School building. While the police Off
GERS were hunting for him Green attempted to
conceal himself In the cellar OF Ha.tig's hard
ware store, corner of Seventh and X streets
He was dragged out and locked up for hear
ing this morning. Green is tho proprietor Of
cigar shop at No. 5ll Seventh street south.
west, and has the appearance of being very
respectable man. He had been drinking when
he committed the offensc for which ho was
arrested.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Arrested After Many Months.

Frank Payne, alias Dawes, alias Hideman,
was arrested by Officer McGraw yesterday
afternoon, on charge of being concerned IN
tho robbery of Dominick McGuires restaurant
last winter It will be remembered that Officer
Brccn arrested three Of the parties at the timo
of the robbery. but tho fourth showed clean
pair of heels to his pursuers and escaped. The
officers have been looking for him ever since,
but he has managed to olude them until yes
terday, when, thinking that the affair had
blown over, he concluded to visit the Bright
wood races Ills pleasure was nippcd in the
bud, however, by Officer McGraw, who cOllared
his man and marched him to the Second Pre-
ciuct Station. He will interview Judge Smell
this morning,
National Republican., 1878-05-28

Last evening, about halfm't nine o'clock, n
horst attached TO buggy ran up Pennsylvania
avenue ut furious gait. The driver Of the
runaway, c. Con,tiuc, succeeded in turning the
infurintcd animal down Fourteenth street to
Ohio avenue, where it CGllIdod with lamp.
post. Mr.. Constino was thrown out upon the
pavement, bat escaped without serious injury.
The buggy, however was completely wrecked.
Officer Hobbs caught the runaway before he
could do any moro damage and turned him
nYcr % hi, OWNER.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Arr.sted for DESERVING Her child.

About week ago young eolorcd woman.
who gave her name rs Annie Williams, left a
baby with Maggie Beileo, No. 1905 Thirteenth
street northwest, asking Maggie to take care
Of IL while she went on m crrand. Maggie
took the child in, but the mother never re-
turned About two o'clock yesterday Officer
Rhodes, of the Second Precinct, arrested the
woman Williams and had her locked up for n
hearing to-day. Upon inquiry it WAS asccr.
tanned that she had been confined at the Freed.
mans Hospital, and, when able to leave, pro.
ceeded at ones to rid herself Of the child.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Electric Light.

DR.. =. o. jenkins, Of this city, has filed an
application asking for patent for amcthod Of
utilizing electric light. 1t is claimed that by
his invention a certain and brilliant light can
be obtained and used in lighting not only
streets but also halls, churches and dwellings,
at AN expense lcss than half the cost of gas and
more than 100 per cent better. Tho invcn-
ton includes modes of collecting and dihusing
the light, both by combustion and incan-
descencc, and an automatic apparatus for feed.
ing the flame, without requiring AL attendant.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
THE WATER r REaIsrER,s OFFICE.
Anew Facts About Recent Reform.
WAsUINUTox ID q NAV " lH7a

Anew Facts About Recent Reform.
WARRINGTON, d. g., May q, 1873.
Editor National Repubiicaa:
SIR: In your issue Of Saturday there ap-
peared complimentary notice Of the Water
Department, under Its present management,
which reflects In such manifest terms on the
administration Of tho deceased Colonel Lubey,
rs to require n reply. Tho article, which was
certainly inspired by Mr.. Coz, Is based entire
ly upon errors, and does absolute wrong.
Briefly stated, Mr.. Cox claims that by GER
tain needed reforms which he has instituted,
tho revenues Of the office will be increased
$4,000 or ,S30,OO0 per anpum. The facts arc
the rccsipts Of the office are from four urccs.
Water rents, tax for laying mains, permits,
and taps. Tho last three are Of course, regu-
lated by the number of mains laid and houses
erected, and cannot In any wise bc considered
In connection with the boast Of increased revc-
nues As to the water ronts, thcrearc now about
fftcon thousand water takers In tho District,
and In order to make good the extraordinary
statement Of Mr.. Cox, II will bo necessary to
discover an error Of " In the rate Of each
takcr, a condition too ridiculous to bo consd.
cred. As to the reduction of expenses, an ex.
animation OF tho records will show Mr.. Cox
that from December, 1876 to June, 1877, al
though there were nearly three times the
length Of mains laid rs have been laid under
his administration, tho pay-rolls were but lit
tie, If any, in excess Of his.
MIR. Cox has made somo few reforms aud i'm
provements, It Is true, aud for them he should
have credit. He has persuaded the Commits.
sionors to purchase for him fno horse and
carriage; he has man employed to drive the
same, land, 50 far as the Office Is concerned, do
nothing elso), at u salary of - per day, and
he has had his Office newly carpcted and added
o handsome now lounge to tho furniture. Pray
let him be satisfied with what he has done
and not seek to reflect upon the dead without
at least more accurate knowledge Of FACTS.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Totals......2 2T 8 . Totals. o

FV7"'''''''' : II v Vt fVEtI5'''''' U ' " 10 TO
This afternoon tho famous New Haven nine
will tackle tho Eagle, ut Eagle Park, at 4:30
o'clock. The Eagle have secured Howard
Wall, ono Of tho best fedcrs in this section,
and will play a new man in the pitchers po-
sition in place of Cate. The New Haven have
just returned from Richmond, where they
defeated the crack mines Of that city, and feel
confident Of victory to-day. Should tho Cher
ries be successful Ia the contest this afternoon,
their stock will take q sudden rise. Cars of
the Columbia street railway run within few
feet Of the grounds, and there should be a
large turnout of baso-bail patrons.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Butialo-Bufialcs, 4 Horncls, 0.
London, Ont.-Tccumsehs, 10; Alleghe-
neys, o.
Binghamton, N. Y.-Crickets, o; Rochcs-
ters ..
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Minor District Notes,

The Inspector of buildings has issued the
following permits for repairs: Mr.. Harvey,
an area to No. 7l3 Thirteenth street northwest;
S2S. $. +. Daish, repair house No. ll3l Seven
tccnth street northwest; $1,000
A license was issued to Julius vicdt yoster-
day Us liquor dealer.
The receipts of the Treasurer were Sl3,-
5ij.06; disbursements sl,I?2.26.
The employees in Columbia Building will
receive their pay for the month of May to-
day.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Another EOundilng.

About hnlfplst eleven o'clock last evening,
Ollicur Chase found a white female infant four
weeks Old, lying on the sidewalk on G street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
northwest. Tho little waif was taken to tho
Fourth Precinct Station, where it will bG cared
for until permit can he secured for Its entry
into st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Entertainment ut the North Baptist Church

Entertainment ut the North Baptist Church. {.
The literary entertainment and strawberry
fe stiyal that is to be given at the North Zap
tist Chapel this and tomorrow evening is u
most worthy charity Tho little church that
is struggling for existence undcr the ministra-
tiuns of the Rev. DIR. Gray is in debt, and re-
lief Is sought by tho devoted young people of
the church and congregation through these
entertainments. Tho object Is most worthy,
and it is to be hoped that II liberal public will
generously recognize the claim and afford sub
stautial relief.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Indications.

For lower lake region. Middle States, and New
England generally higher prcSsures AMI slightly
lower temperature. north to west winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional
light showers, followed from Lake Eric to Virginia
by winds shining to northcastcrly.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Tuks This Advice.

Everybody should mko advantage Of the great
suction sales TUESDAY Wednesday, Thursday NOR.
nIngs afternoons and evenings Of strictly hr,t
class watches Jewclry aud silvorwarc at 6lg Penn.
ylyania avenue, under the Metropolitan Hotel.
These are no pAwnel nor auction goods, but tho
balance Of au elegant retail stock, which must be
sold tho earliest possible day, without regard 10
cost such fine goods have nUVOT been sold before
It such fearful sacrifices 10 at once aud secure
great bargains Private sales also, at any lowest
suction prices.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
pK0pOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DLrAnrMENr, wAsnrScIox CRY.

May - Isis
Sealed proposals. GddreSsUd 10 the Secretary Of War
will be received NJ this Department, until u O'Clock,
noon, Thursday, tho 2h day o. June N7S tor sup.
pyimg the stationery for IN" War Department and liz
Bureaus for the tisCul year ending June D. Isin
sCltdule Of the iClrS required aud blank form
of Vrurosg Will lie nr i3h'd on NJ prnli0n 10 the
thirf Clerk.
The Stationery must be Of the bost quality. Sam
lee must accompany each bid.
The successful ii ldGr will b. required to give bond
wall approved surrtiCs, f tho faithful MlhllmCnt Of
his contract, and the Department VIII rcSv.YC the
right to order the ARTICLES III Il may deem pr oprr, and
10 increase diminish the quantity stated IN tho
sci etulp.
AUiclo' not named In the schelule are to bo fur.
nshr al the Op.E Of the Department, NJ the lowest
market Pile GEO W. MCCNARN,
my:tI Seer .luiy Oi War.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Orange blossoms.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses To tho following applicants:
Lewis Kurt and Frcdcrika Frankel.
Carl Aucrhach and Hanna Rosenberg.
Alfred H. Field aud Julia Young
Lieutenant Richard Lcverdge IIOxie, En-
gineer Corps, L. s. A. aud Winnie ReaIn.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES PISTOLS,
JEWELlS, Ne,
C,n he sold for the hiSn' cash prices Ge is cloth
In esp clnlly desired fIT which the extreme va g.
VIII be paid by calling on or addressing HFHCG Q
Ninlh street northwest, near Pennsy lYHnia avuuuJ
OrdoIs promptly attended To- mHr2s-if
National Republican., 1878-05-28
A BATCH OF CRIMES.
Police ltems Captured by Repub-
llcan Reporters.

A Woman Arrested for Deserving Her IT.
fsnt Chiid-Robberics Reported In Dif-
fercnt Sections OF tho City-The Dis
gusting offence Of Hiram Green-
A Fugitive Burglar Captured.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
-Mnthnrn. MOihcrn, Mnthcrs.

Don't fail to procure Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING
sYRUP for all diseases Of toethng in children. II
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels. and, by giving relief and
health 70 the child, gives rest ~ the mother.