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TRAINS .eINa Nosru


TRAIN NJ. ~ eonnecis NJ Richmond Ianstion
10 aud irom paints hrtveen there ant Iisingstan.
a. STANDARD uith STAGES h. ani uou Ssmsf.rt. al
panVtle rtsii"n With stsgrs ~ sud truta pantllle
Chyi al Milchsllshurg with stssrs ~ aud nom Per
ry,iile and HarrolshurN. ~ lebanon unh stages
10 frcm springfield. tsmptellsyiiie, Columhia asd
Ureensenfr o. ishNn"n Iaaoiion With Trains
lestinf Al ~ . n. and ~ q. A.. G,r Memphls
hontrnnAetY, sud intermeiiats I,eints. Iassengrfs
sssnn 10 I-linis NeTih hast, sud Wet hun Louis
.iiie are irsnsifturi 10 Train NJ. . a. Lebanon
iunrtion. Train No, eoanerts al Cincinnati june.
ton With T. e. 4 .. u u Gir the North snd Iasi:
q Louisville In union Depot 9th ~. 4 N. aud y ,
! " Coz The North, Ea.t, and W -, and
the East.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
ese vss ees~ees LemissilI. and Ns~
eeglesss. Via Meats eus~ry, II.eaissiiI~
eoS heu Oyleass. Via Niian. I.eui.-
ytpee $50 1tssse Neck, sise hetw ees
1.sossstbue ASA the prlnetnsI rItts.
hssth. Gast ard " Get.
For information ahoni rieteis snd Tnrrant
Rates 10 laf'ia, Arkansas, Tesa-, the ~unth-ws-t
aud >,tlh, sddr--s
c r. ATMoEE,
Oen1 Iss. aud Ticket AL,
Louisville ~.
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lOU|sV|LlEaGT. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.


Passengers on L. e. A y. n. n tshori tlnel Z NJ.
!. ". ", q. A. N. u. u. and q. - Mali Lire
s'esmefs ,onneti 81 Lonisvllie With TRAIN M.
.. TRAIN No connects NJ Iri,spon Jup,tion
Nuh Train No. ~ iof all poiuts on Knoxville aad
Richmond htanthes Traln No. % connects NJ Ish
.m"n junction WIN Train No. ifom Ill poiuts On
the Memphis aud Montgomery LINES. al tel.,non
snh sase- " aud NOM Springfield, tampheIls,ille
Volnmhia aud treenshufg; ~ Mnchell.iurr, With
ssses 70 and lrom l,erryVille and HarrOdshurp; a.
City ~ staniotl vith staaes ~ aud fra,n somerset,
~ kiehmond Junction ~ aud frurn paints lstween
Irvine. etc
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Babies should be too highly priced
to permit them to suffer with Collie,
Flafulence, etc., when DIR. Bulls Ba.
by Syrup will at once relieve them.
Price % cents q hottie.
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The Owl. johnny" writes as
follows about owls. in the Argonaut:
Wen you come TO see EN- close they
got ofi'e big eyes, hut wen you feel EN-
with yure fingers, wich thay bite., you
fine thay have only got jest enuf
meat to hold there fethers together.
Once there was q man thot he woud
like owl for pet. so he tole the bird
man to send him the best one in the
shop; hut wen Il was brot home he
lookt at 1t and skweezed II but il
dident suit.
So the man he wrote letter to the
bird man, and said:
"Dear Sir, l take my pen in hand
TO inform you I'll keep the owl wich
you have sent, tho II amt like ] want.
ed, but wen II lie ded you must make
me a other with litter eyes. cos
spoee these Is bout No. lis, but i'll
pay you the same price for No. Sc
mebby you can afford to put in mors
owl"
Owls is very wise, hut my sister
Jung man says any body cude he wiss
If thay wude set up oil mite, like owls,
foe To take notice.
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Quih q remarkable case Il report.
ed in Larue county, four miles from
Buffalo, in the vicinity Of Bush creek.
An old man named Henry Msttison,
had for fifteen years been successfully
engaged in the manufacture Of moon.
shine whisky, and in that time sccu.
INFLATED quite sum Of money, about
$4,000. One day last week Madison
died, and before death repented Of his
sins, then made his mind up to give
the Government the money. a. he con-
sidered that he he'd swindled IL out Of
that amount. All he had was money,
except the patch Of ground that he
lived upon, about three acres. The
day after his death Sally Small, q
young girl who Is said to be his lille
gitimate offspring, visited her dead
father, and while there succeeded in
getting the money. While the friends
Of the old man were at the grave,
Sally. who was with her beau, q young
man from Lexington, concluded that
Il was the best time TO slight out"
and this they did. They took the
Knoxville branch train at Gethsemane
and went to Goresburg, where they
took train over the Southern road for
some point East They are no doubt
married now. The girl sent $50 to an
acquaintance to pay the burial ex.
pense.. -(Louisville Commercial.
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Tobacco was named in honor Of its
discoverer, D. C. Cabot, a brother of
Sebastian Cabot. They just spelled
his name backward.
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Louisville has great expectations Of
a literary club just started with forty
five dime novels for library.
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BENJAMIN. FERRIL.

nd his deli very On tue Jailer ~ itsesiu County
In testimony Whereof ! have hereunio vt ny
hsnd aud saii.i the zeal ID he fotnmot cal IN AZ
- he am x-d Done al fTAnklor the 18th day
sKAL OF Nay, la the year Of our Lard one thous-
- aud eight hundred and seventy eight, and
in the eighty sixth year u the Common seallh.
JAMES H. MCCklAhf.
By the Governor - .r
D. srODDABD JOHNSON,
heeretary VI Slais.
ny THOs =. BRONsrON, Asst secreiary Of state
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

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re S,,.Ss 'I J;, ana al
n'ou p diseases hIysi-
r,r e or y. Ahtno,
T.: EIupelohs .h ha
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p Ta. p S,. p IuEots;
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W ~ s Sias snI a nesa r ssin;.s
49, oy, LSueo'in trsns
ron ns eh,,,..o % anu oe IN
~ cyPnirmr,o anu He p.s us
sy DysPsPs p'l;s a ~
Sss eoan'y' anu io' uiiyns 'Ao
~. c-;,,.;. ,;...;u =,
ve0eka hla altarativea-S t;ll;ng;a Man.
drske. Yellow Dock-with the Iodides
~ Potas.;uyo and Iron and /. the mo.t
~l...so... -.S:.: -. - a..
Ia ineredients are 40 skilfully com.
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hat had 80 often been a drudgery to
her, with q glad song in her heart
md upon her lips.
Bot how suddenly the clouds come
some times.
She stopped in the midst Of her
raroling, as she saw one Of the men
from the Hall-Jssper Reynolds
stately homecoming around to the
kitchen where she was.
Her face paled with apprehension,
and she looked up at him, specifies
with an undesirable dread.
Masters took very i'll, miss he
said, bowling, and dofing his hat, "and
he sent me over with this passing to
her q note.
whats the matter with him. she
aaked. ti.t fAt
ats what the doctors has been ex.
pectisg, mise; paralysis, I thinks they
call It."
"Tm sorry" she said, sbsently. look.
ing n The man IS if questioning Why
he remained.
There's an answer wanted, miss"
"Ohl" and she sank into a chair,
and opened the note, numbness
creeping over her as she read;
my DRAR MARIAN. ~ - j
my last days have come
paralysis is doing its fatal work. The
doctors say l cannot live. Is it selfish
in me to urge you now TO he my wifes
Il will only be for a short time; the
sacrifice you make will not be so very
great-snd to me Il viii be . blissful
ending of my life. Come, Marian; lie,
me not die utterly alone-let me know
the joy of bequeathing all that | have
to one who belongs to me. II you
will make me happy, come at once.
JASPER
All, the temptation was strong Hi'
wealth would be hers, and her servi
tude would be only for q few daysl
Surely Edward could not view thi
IN, ~, Al, IL
Inc pa'''e was snor'-'"e g''oe'
prospect conquered! s4,,...
She looked up and said 10 the maj
in the doorway:
"Tou vo,r u.s,or will anna =
-" "" -
".
But how dark the world scenes
now What urge was IN her hear'
where bns q snort time s'nces gia'
song haa oeen'
she wrote 70 Edward she coul'
not see him. d'd She she ie'f that 81
would fsIter. and that she must no
do-this golden harvest must he hers
She wrote explaining ALL and ad
ding;
eff did not love you so, | woulC
not do this. IL Will be only for
sno.' Season, su :,, .ne" VIII ~ ~
sssed nv nover,y' Ic.nnot feel n.
| am doing wrong, Edward, and
pray that you will not reproach me
above all, that you will not love m,
less. Do not write to me. nor try 3,
see me; while 1 am his VIE. l mus
;,, ''ue 70 n'n. "nen az rs oser'
never more dcsr 10 me than noww
shs ss,, tho, N him and tho, win,
r. s,s - nIpn
az. ~ ..';.~,~ a. -,
.u;. ~, .1 ., 90. - a.,
..u,a =. Id now u;. 80 :. o,..r
h,,.t. L.. -, .. ,L.,L. b.. b..
,.n.d ~. and. h.a mi. no, haa, 90
r. -, -. - ~. g,
L.
Marian went IN him She did M,
hate him. he had ALWAYS been YER,
kind IN her and N her Stbsr and
when she saw him living 40 belnles.
with the hand Of death upou him. sb,
couH M, but feel a tender n;,v Fl,
him.
81 have arranged it all" he whis'
pered, gladly. as he eagerly took her
hand in his. "You will become my
wife at once. You will make my last
days happy. | see you do not hate
me; when | am gone, there will be
one dear to me to shed a tear over my
What strange, weird day that wasl
First came the marriage in that dark.
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DEM0CRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ELLIS w. BROWN
COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BLAIN-
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
w. Fl MILLER.
SHERIFF.
.. J. GROW.
JAILER
ID. N Ew LA ID
ASSESSOR,
II. M. PENNINdTON
SURVEYOR,
JOHN L. BALL.
CORONER,
ia M Els GOO ID f.
CONSTABLE,
Q. ". GENTRY.
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TRAINS NORTH ROUND.

CD Connect With l. e ARR
~ Connect vtth o. q. a d r. n snd 4. a. ar
C) k~nfasky River hridxe.
tN CONNECT vifh etsgrs &c Hsrrni.hurg.
(il tennect With - W. ksilvsy fnr usrroishHrr.
tel Oonnect With T. A N. and u. 4. RR
ConarCilan Al Cin'ti nth ~ aiversins Rnads
Trslns No. aud Ma, ? stops hurgin fF Dinner
Thrcneh iicte,s to 81 imfsertsni psiuis sid NJ
EDwARp p. WILSON.
. ... SupL and GenI rnS-. AT.
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A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.

Farm, cOalHinieg EIGHTY Two a. RI, lying
GA the Hanging Fork, 10 Lincoln cnnniy, about 3
miles ff0ai stanford aud miles ,sia banNille, amt
one aud half milrs fraIa the pike Gsod Cottage
pselling and eisiern. . good yOnng OrchaTd of -
ssst fruii we'll ~atered A. ! AM deiermined In
lrll, Sin give 4 haneain In The sale.
JAS. q. BRYANT.
gaa-tf Standor1 IInc.ln 10 Nv
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.rssScsEReus RerE.

the mantel, with her chin resung ON
her hand.
II was Marian Sheldon, the queen
Of the village in which she lived.
She was Of medium hight, and del
icately formed, her face was beauti-
fol. with It's regular features, clear OIL
i've skin, vivid red lips, and lustrous
eyes, and hair Of ebon blackness,
against which now cleaned bit Of
scarlet geranium.
There was a troubled look in her
eyes; and her attitude, too, told of
some inward disturbance.
II deepened as the sound Of . quick,
manly tread in the hall came to her
ears.
II deepened still more ss young and
handsome man entered the room, and
came to her. 80 - 4
She tried to smile q welcome, hut
il was not success; she couldnot dis
pei the troubled look SO easily.
He took her hands in his, and drew
her toward him, hslf-angrily, half
fondly, az he said:
marian, why do I meet old Reyn-
olds 90 often when / come here? He
passed me again to-day in the gar
den."
She flushed beneath the light Of his
deep-grey eyes, ss she answered. tim
idly:
He comes here 10 see mel"
ITO see you, Marian"
II may as we'll tell you" she inter
rupted, Autteringly. He wanted me
to he his wife!' l!n q
The ODD
"And father wishes me to consent, I"
she vent on, land ~" Cd.
"Well, what do You think Of it,
Marian?' he asked, as he dropped her
hands, and stood aloof from her.
With q pleading gesture, and in q
pleading tone, she replied:
"Oh, Edward, some times think
it is best, too"
.Marian!"
There was a world Of reprosch in
that one word.
The tears started To her eyes, and
she stepped quickly to him, and laid
her hand on his arm, as she spoke,
tremblingly:
do not look 40, Edward-as If
you reproached me. Oh, you know
how | love you-you-you only! But
think, can that ever be? We are
both poor, we have been poor for 80
long, and that obstacle promises to ex-
tend far into the future. Jasper Reyn-
olds is rich-very rich; he is my faith
er's friend; he loves me. and he would
marry me, and all his wealth will he mine
when he dies, for he lie alone in the
world. He is old and infrm, he can
not live long, Edward; then we will
he happy"
Edward Lee almost flung the girl
from him.
How have mistaken ayonl" be
exclaimed. bitterly. Instead of a
loving, impulsive girl, | find you to
he mercenary, calculating woman"
"Oh, nO-no!" she cried, piteously.
Take hack those words, Edward! 1t
is not for myself; it is for my father
he is old, and chsfes at poverty;
and for you-for us, that we may he
happy some time together"
That is a treacherous hope to build
our future upon, Marian. He is old,
hut he may live for years" a1a
II did not think of that" she inter-
rupted, shivering. 81 did not think
of that. He was here to-day, and he
spoke SO plausibly, that I considered
the matter for the first time in IA
vorable light. He knows ! do not
love him---that love another; but be
held out the golden halt TO me, and
thinking of sll-of father. of you, of
u.s. almost yielded. But cannot
do it! Mono; l could not be his
wife for years. Edward" she added,
huskily, looking up at him plsadingly.
will you love me AGAIN. lam not
mercenary-you must know"
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PROCLA NATION
by TilL
GOVERNOR.
$3.50 REWARD +!

COMMON WEALTH az EESIICKN.t
ENEiUTINE DEPARTMENT
Whereas Il has lsen made knovu 10 me hy Ron
J. A. Lyle. Oatnty Judge OF Lncoln Ooaniy, thai
Benjanine Peril stands chargeSl, by indisimehl,
~ on the 2nd day al March, ISIS, and i nos M
gtiVe from justice, goihg Of large
Nov. thsref,re, 1. JAMES u. MCChkAkN Gss-
ernot Of th. Common ~ alih aforesaid, de- hereby
Offer a Rewari of Tive Iiandred and Fins liollar-
Tor the apprehension OF the sald
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MEDICINE.
HOW TO TELL
slIvlyl SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

Look far clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER With
the red symbolic letter stamped upon II In the srm
Of ribbon gracefully curved into the letter z, EN-
hrscins the emhlems Of our trade, srstuis. Mortar
aud Graduate With the words A. u SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE thereon,
slso observe the signature Of J. ". ZEILIN A On,
In red Ink on the side.
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DIcSCRIPTION,

BenIaInine Ferril Is 6 feet high, has sandy wills
kers and hair h light eempleeied, with ire'll'd
face; mas blue eyes, and weighs aloni $50 pounds
isl-iH
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CoSpFNsFp TIME
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TAKE No OTHER.

TAKE No OTHER.
Beware Of tho~e Who know nothing Of Meaicsl
Compounds. Who put out nosfruns known 10 sour,
and being snaly sed prove worthless aud only made
to aeece the public and pirate on the we'll earn
ed reputation Of zeilin A Cos medicine. The.e
frauds have reputation 10 sustain and wil cheat
you ios is~ Peanys every way they tan.
See Whe EnAorss the 0snuins.
Hoe. Alex. n. stephens.
r. ev. John W. Beckwilh. Bishop u Georris
Geb. Ohm b Gordon, 4. :. sensior.
RI Rev. Blshsp Pierce.
Hon. John ON sl-r,er.
J. Edgar Thompson.
Hon. n. HIM
Hon. J. C Breckinrijge.
Prof. David Wills, u. u.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner. Of Georgia
Le.is wunder, Asst. ?, NJ, fhila., IA.
And thousand. Of others froni whom ve have let
tiers Of coamendsiion and recommendation.
II IL sminently q Family Medicine; AID by heins
kept ready Tor immediate rr~or,, will many
hour Of suffering and many a dollar In time and
doctors' hills
DIR. SINMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
HaxrrAcrrHKp oxIY ny
in. zEILIN q CO..
PHILADELPHIA, "a.
s.,la hx al rss,.s,t,,l. D,ugyts,s
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ELLIS w. BROWN
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siiLaoiss.
mol Mes Nos
WAL nanAcc Is. rn
STATIONS

TRAINS souTH-pouND.
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Cncfns~fi.

'sooe. shOuldera'set'Se BacOn,elcar sides, .@sc
sra....,... 7ise7s.e Flour, pr sssse
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TVS v4AN VRUvA 'vA\Av AURvs.
ccs. Went aud enjoyed them right
we'll. Their race track isn't anything

ccs. Went aud enjoyed them right
we'll. Their race track isn't anything
like ours. II is straight, oil covered
with grass, aud about mile in length.
We ate our lunch, had our pictures
taken and left. Went around tho
palace. Gomc Of tho royal family came
while our carriage was staudiug in the
street. AL took off their hats aud
bowed. Thero wcrc fifteen Of US all on
top Of largo carriage or bus, myself
right up in the middle, seated on bas'
ket Of lunch. Twenty-six miles going
-ffty.two in all-roads very smooth
aud nice. Started at ten and got back
at eight. Windsor Castle is just like
all the rest, only, Of course, 'tis newer
aud oil in good order. Reminded NE
Of tue Asylum at home, excepting it
has moro towers aud is bull, irregu-
larly. aud ivy growing over good deal
OF it. 1t locks strange to sec SO many
soldiers. We SEQ guards at all tue
castles, palaces and big places. Every
day as We 60 down street wc pass a
building guarded by two soldiers
dressed in enc uniform, seated on beau
tiful black horses, standing under sort
Of stone arch or small guard house.
They urc always thereof course not
tho same mcn and horses. l can't sec
how they keep tho horses so quiet. 1t
seems to mo they would got tired.
They say it has been the custom to
havo them do SO for centuries,
Miss Peterson and her father have
gone down tho river on IN excursion
with somc Of the royal family. They
arc SO pleasant aud kind to US. Mrs.
P. comes in every now and then and
Sants US to let hcr be Of some service
to us.
We 60 to Paris tomorrow. Beg
parlon-must stop. Everything you
hear in London is "bcg pardon"
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Two Lepers IN New York.

Tho New York llorld says that
among the patients in Charity Hospital,
on Blackwcll's Island, arc two lepcrs.
Ono Of them is too sore to move save
when it is positively necessary. The
other, although much further advanced
in tho disease, and almost sure to waste
away within another yeur, is at present
as lively Us cricket, although lOathcl
by The other patients. These arc tho
first lcpcrs ever admitted to this hospi.
tai, and they have been there only q
short time. One Of them, Abraham
Brown. is a New Yorker by birth, and
is 81 years oil. The other, Emilio
Trcnel,is native Of Santiago do Cuba,
and only 10 years DID, Trcnal has
been Inflicted about five years. and is
now thought to be in the last stages Of
the disease, having occasional fevers.
Brown has tho disease il moro acute
form, and although it is lees than two
years since he first entered ;hc Balti-
more City Hospital, the disease has so
invaded his whole body that he pre-.
seats q frightful appearance. His
hands and feet aro almos. black and
covered with ulcers. His fingers arc
enlarged to nearly three times their
former size, so that tho ends stand
apart like tho claws Of a fowl. Ills
nails have fallen out. Ills face is not
so badly swollen, but his foaturCs have
an expression Of despair that makes it
painful to look at him. Nearly oil his
beard has fallen Of, the hair Of his
head is thin, dry aud lustreless, and
bis eyebrows aro perfectly bare.
Around tho iris Of each eyo is IN iudis-
tinct light yellow ring about twelfth
Of an inch in width. and the peculiar
leonino appearance always noticeable in
lepcrs is we'll marked. Brown brought
his lcprosy from Cuba, whittier he
went in 1855, rCmaiulug there about
niuo years.
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Rates Of Advertising
,Sutt1tp. tpn Iinnq ,Ir InSS nnn ia
A Slice from the Heart of Gotham

It is said that tue heirs Of Mr..
Robert Edwards arc about 10 attempt
to provo their title 10 nearly tifty acres
in the ucighbOrhood Of Broadway and
Canal streets, formerly owned by
Edwards. In the year Ito Edwards.
executed q lease of the land to the
Grown Of England for term Of ninety
nine years. The lease expired in
1871. at which time call was made
for tho legal heirs to como forward,
prove their identity, receive the lease
money and take charge Of the property.
1t is further claimed that Robert
Edwards married Miss Bibb, sister
Of Nancy Bib, who married Martin
Key. Of Virginia ; that Edwards died,
bis widow surviving him many years
that she died withou. issue, thus lcav.
ing Nancy Bib Key, the wife of
Martin Kee Of Virginia, and a brother,
heirs Of the estate, and that tho lease
money now due amounts to 100000, 900
to say nothing Of the property.
On the 20th Of last April a convcn.
ton Of the relatives was held at Louisa
Court House, in Virginia, q. which
resolutions were passed appointing
investigating and prosecuting com.
mittces. Similar meetings have also
been held in Kentucky and Indiana.
Tho services Of counsel have also been
secured. Among tue alleged heirs is
Marcus 4 Bell, Of Atlanta, Georgia.
whose mother was daughter Of vii.
liam Bib Key, son Of Martha and
Nancy Bib Key Of Virginia.
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Fatal Accident on the Baltimore 4;
Ohio Railroad.

Early Saturday morning as Vest
ward bound freight train was passing
near North Mountain Run, on tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, few miles
west Of Slartinsburg, the locomotive
struck o COW on tho track, killing her
instantly. Tho shock uucOuplcd tho
engine from the tender, and before tho
lever could be reversed it jumped tho
track, and running on to bridge over
Sleepy Greek at that point, plunged iuto
tho gully, sevcnty'ivc feet below,
carrying with it tho engineer, Joshua
Smith, and Henry Link, the fireman,
Link was instantly killed, while Smith
had one Of his legs broken. aud was
badly bruised otherwise. It is feared
that ho sustained internal injuries
which may result fatally. The lOconO.
tive, which was totally destroyed, top.
pied over the bridge ju:t in time to
allow the train to pass in safety, aud
il continued down the grade for a
distance Of over three miles before tho
train hands were able 20 stop it by up.
rly;uo ILc tr,kns Roth Smith and
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at5r n Tuesdays, Thursdays and SaIur-
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anil Thursdays Rt I A.M.--NFrivcS Tuesdays
mud Fridays BY 5P.M n.
West Union arrives Mondays NJ T. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays at a. ".
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Moudlysa. G \. M.-atrivcs Mondays ut 5
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"A gentleman who resided for
many years 10 South America, has re-
Gently written letter attempting to
provo that tho custom in vogue in this
and iu other civilized countries Of shoe
ing horses is a sensclcss aud injurious
one. lie points out that urshod horscs
travel under heavy loads on the rough
c't roads imaginable in Brazil, aud that
all the care required is to have tho
edges Of the boots slightly rounded OF
with a rasp, to prevent them from raw
Cling up. The gain by this method Of
treatment is claimed to bc, an increased
sureness Of footing, tho absence Of dis
eases that arc now occasioncd by tho
practice Of shociug, and a dimiuution
in tho expense Of keeping horse.