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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-25
Select Poetry.
LOVE AND DINNER.
BY A BACHELOR UNCLE.

Ah love in cottage is all very fine,
And kisses are sweet when the loving ones
take 'em
But there's naught in this world, when you sit
down to dine,
Like the girl who knows well how to fry and
to bake 'em.
The dinners, mean, not the kisses of love,
Though they both are all right, if you right
ly have "took" 'em.
If you want to keep in with your darling, your
dove,
Be careful, oh wives, and be sure how you
cook 'em-
The doves now mean, not the loves or the
men.
But whisper this secret AS sure as we're
sinners,
The love will fly out of the windows just when
You fail to have ready acceptable dinners.
1t is well you should fondle, and tdear" and
caress,
For love in itself is bright household bless
ing.
1t is well for the husband who loves you to
But 'tis better by far if his dinner you're
dressing.
Call him "darling," and "lovey," and ''dear-
est" and 'sweet l''-
These things are all right, and by him will
be "took" in
But be sure, all the same, that you don't burn
his meat,
And serve up his meals in your best mode of
cooking.
For remember that love will go out of the door
If his stomach is empty-this sturdy bread
winner.
He may love you to-day; he will love you no
more
If you dry up his pudding and ruin his dinner.
There's sight of this nonsense of Glove all in
al;''
tell you endearment has no such handle!
The road to affection, in cottage or hall,
J Leads straight through the stomach, and
that you must dandle.
At the door, with a smile, when he comes unto
you,
Be ready enjoyment shall follow the meet
ing;
But be sure that the fumes of a roast, broil or
stew,
Shall rise to his nostrils and second the greet
ing.
And remember, dear girls who are lately made
wives,
Let this be lesson to each new beginner
You may fonde and love through the rest of
your lives,
But be sure that you second that love with
your dinner. E. N. G.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-25
TOM DUFFAN'S DAUGHTER.

tom DUFFAN'S cabinet pictures are
i charming bits of painting; but you
would cease to wonder how he caught
such delicate home touches if you saw
the room he painted in; for Tom had
habit of turning his wife's parlor into
studio, and both parlor and pictures are
the better for the habit.
One bright morning in the winter of
1872 he had got his easel into comforta-
ble light between the blazing fire and the
window, and was busily painting. His
CHEEKY little wife--pretty enough in spite
of her thirty-seven years = was reading
the interesting items in the morning pa
pers to him, and between them he sung
softly to himself the favorite tenor song
of his favorite opera. But the singing al
ways stopped when the reading began
and so politics and personals, murders
and music, dramas and divorces, kept
continually interrupting the musical
despair of g Ahl che la morte ognora."
But even morning paper is not uni
versally interesting, and in the middle
of an elaborate criticism on tragedy and
Edwin Booth, the parlor door, partially
opened, and a lovelier picture than any
ever Tom Duffan painted stood in the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04
NorSSeRtI6len QlohS,

;ur llebrrfabrt benusen.
Wit TampIibiTen bts NCrbSsutI6en 2IpYb
purbsn bic Gnet 1875 itsr 625, 900 reriunen
brfSrtrrt.
Die Dampfsr tieitr Gcmpaanis:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-04

- Bel ben Serdtbunaen elmer Sur1
Die fiiriiid in Cincinnati in einem Yro-
,eb neaen Worhes ;u cntidcioen bate.
iOQ IS iuabrhnft icanbaI0S 3ugeaonaen
ieiu. Oie Surp bIieb nnf rem Sdluf
Der SerbanrIunaen fiinf Sage unt
sfddte aus, obne iif1 sinigen III f0nnen
@Gbrenb bieier 3eit fanben II &bitim
muneen ftntt. gSie mau bort, naren
nrei Der @eihworenen BON 9nfnna on
entid,Io6en, ben Nnaefla9ten unter olen
llmitdnotn freisufpreden. Oieie Sfcun
De hss 9luaetldaten beorobten ibre Wtit
geihmorenen often nit @epnItthhten,
msnn lie nidt nodndbsn. Mufanae
itimmten mehrere DER @rihp orrnen fir
Nforf i'm eriten 9raoc. 9lls elmer Scr
8eidnnrensn beim Uierten unb fiinften
Ballot feinen 3ttteI pffeu onfur abgob.
wuroe er BON lenen : Glen nit 45riiDeln
beorobt unb idIsint snbli6 wirfli6 elm
lciduhtert morncn 81 icin, htun ip6ter
itimmte 9tiemnuo mtbr fir Morh, ION
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rrei fir 5uNifdllnG unh nsun fIr Sri
ipredunn. 9einer limo in htr lebtcl
Bit ,trtte 8eih)idttu hcrlnuttart.
nie ucciunrt iina. has Snlttnt Ger &C.
iduurtEei arg IN &crruf au brin GEN.
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Sn Sreeport. Sainois. frozen ;st

= Sn Srseporf, SlIinois, tragen isbt
hie 0unSe ebenfals blaae 8Gnber UNI
ibre - Sdludn;e, gum Spott Der
- vMurruieber" weI9e nit ahnliden
Sdnbern ueriebsn fno. Gs iolIte uns
gar nidt wunSern, luenn burd cine nuf
oiefe SSeiie fort9eieBte Serb0bnung Der
SdnnertrnsenOsn Dem einfdltisen @e.
braude aeifeuert mirb. g8enn elm
Wenid feline seiitisen @etrdnte asnieBen
min, 10 pirb ibn sewib gliemanb basu
;tuinsen polIen; ober iit oieisrbaIb
nit einsm farbisen 8dn6den gu idmls
den. uno baourd ieOem ibm 8ese9nen.
ben iosuiasen su;urufe:
SD Bin elm Semperen,Ier !" it uns
aefdbr serabe 10 berniinftig, als ipoQte
man iid elm SHiIb nnbansen nit Der
Nufidritt: sd bin elm ebrIi9er
Wann !"
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Sin letter @imf.

Sn unferem @lima nit ffinem pI0b.
lihen SemperaturwedieI - 8eeen,
@ino uno Sonnenfdein in einem
Gage - 1T es eein 98uncer ea6 un1sre
Sinber, Sreunte uno Mneerwannte 10
oft in SOlse bon Derna4ldflisten Gr.
tdltunaen BON uns genommen perorn.
Die 9dlfte Der Soeesf6le fnS brett
auf oieie uriade surld,uflbrsn. Cine
Slaide 8oidre's Seutfher S9rup fur
auaenblidIen Sebrauh i'm Suufe ae-
bolten, iuiro burd ben @ebrauh BON
etli6cr Dozen oft idipere Grtrant-
unsen. bobe Softor &ehnunaen rno
insbitlen Sd[Ien Der Sob nerbitet. 8ei
Nnssdhruns, Group, uno alien Sols.
ODER 9unaentranfheitsn 1T feline @irt.
uns eerabesu eritnunlih, nas Sbnen
ieber Npotbtter beftdtiaen wirb. Bo-
f@ee's Oeutider Sbrup nirb iekt in
ieeer StaSt i'm sonaen 2anoe uertauft.
RrobeEaf&m 10 Gents; eep0buIi9e
@r6se IS geats.
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fabrsu ,sssImdeis aGe IA Gage ;piI6en Sres
men unb Baltimore uub nebmeH pafIasitEr
ju biLIisfen Sattn an.
g9ir ma6sn nod defenders auf frIssnhe
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S6iHen b..., irre finb uHter
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llmGSen aus eiutm S&iF in has ano rc, ME
bel iHhirsetsn 8aiitn fnbst ni&t ifatt; bic
pafTasisrs stbsn n Srsmsn irsltidb On BSre
bsS Srsanbampfsrs uub strahsu beulrlben sTif
in 9altimoTe.-
Ter 9anennsspIaB tititr TampfiGiHs in
Baltimore ilf jusleiG DtPrt brr Baltimore une
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fSTbert, ais ireeae cine Giitntabn pom SleU
gOIi unb pbilabelpbia.
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GinranbeTrT nibt Der 6tfabt aR. sritbt
on SstTieeTn befhpineslt ~ rereeu, mas
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in Srmma 10000 in Summa 67,925
6anst grris $40; Nalbe 0an,e 9rcle 81; S5iinsis
grcit 50; gsrtsI 49, 90; aan;r 9cpis $4J; Dun.
a6tsl $l.25. bert sanje Sooit 800.
pririlrsirt fir Grsisbunps- -@nltaItsn.
lluter pem Gbarter fSnnsn feline gsr;Tserunsen
eintreten
Ter gStrtb rinss jeten 8eminns pirb Scll in
Der. Staaten-G1eIb ausbrsabIt.
Die anti iDs 2ilfs brr esscssnsn giumm.rn
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Die 2ife pirb i'm Rep YOrf StraIe, q. q.
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pertauft. 5auptsrrinn $4,000. Sir bic
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@iues arsres @rfahruna.

9 arra sui e, Diego 50
q. g., 90 Npril 1876.
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belt. bel tucldem idl faf iebes Mittel
Der Nr,neienIifte, bas iemaIs fir Den
3ue6 asbrauht iporben lit. perfudte.
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gative Pellets (anaenebms Mbfihr.
fiiaelden) unb perorpnete iie nit Dem
aIufI:diten Grfolae. Ter Yatient III
iebt fir bic Snucr beraefielIt
8riiherIid her Sbrige, 0r. M. :
McG IeIlano.
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1teher Baltimore.

Stbsr, Der bas alte gaterIanb brfuttn cher
gerpantte unb 5rtunee ron europa frmmen
laiien mill, lUlte bic prn6tYeltn nrutn. eilsrntn
Sdtrdubeu. .e1pifnampfldbifTe hes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH &c y p ::
Co n, ,,r.uul ! .Acllein,.. n

Congressman Acklen. iii ,t.o.tI
NEw oRlEAss, December 27.-Congress-
Acklen Acklen publishes card in which
he says, referring to the statement pub:
lished this morning, l'fAs this Committee
did not pass upon only the question about
which ] care, and which affects me social
ly, namely, the charge OF seduction, felt
at liberty to submit that question to com.
mittee in Washington, whose finding In the
case print below. This latter committee
had before them mass OF evidence which
the New Orleans Committee never saw.
could readily print this to sustain their
decision and entirely disprove the charge
OF seduction, but it is, Of such character
that a just sense Of propriety induces me
to withhold 1t from the public prints, as
the New Orleans Committee did notpass
upon the social question and the Wash
ington Committee did and declared me
innocent Of the charge Now II they
or any OF them hold that the finding Of
the Washington Committee was incorrect
in fact, then 1 demand that the New Or
leans committee shall also examine the
social question; the charge OF seduction;
have summoned all witnesses they or |
desire; apply all forms Of a judicial inqui-
~ to the case, and render their decision
as to whetherI am guilty or innocent OF
the charge Of seduction. They formerly
ignored the social question entirely, and as
Ills now revived, lam prepared to prove my
innocence socially as Ibid my strength
politically. ~ b,uuulu ~ bis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

SINGULAR MURDER IL STEUBESvILLE.
The Coroner OF Jefferson county, Ohio,
Is at Steubenville engaged in an investiga.
tion rs to the death OF q young man named
Edward Fitzpatrick, who died on Tues
day night from injuries received from the
hands OF a person as yet unknown. II
appears that about four weeks ago Pitts
bureh woman who, deserted by her hus'
band, had taken up her residence in Steu'
benville, was, occupying room with the
deceased. Some time in the night there
was a rap, al. the door, and 0 male VOICE de:
nanded admittance. Fitzpatrick opened
the door, when lis was struck onthe. head
by some oneMith q handy;billy or knuck-
lers, the, blow, fractfuring his skull In the
darkness neither Fitzpatrick or The wo'
man could recognize the assailant, and the
police have not the slightest possible clue
10 the party. Fitzpatrick's wound was at
first not considered by himself, or anybody
else as Serious. lie was not only not con-
fined to bed, but WINS able TO walk around
until the day he died. He, however.
complained constantly OF ringing in his
head and told Mayor Irwin that he believ-
cd that stroke "would kill him yet" AZ
Ter the assault on Fitzpatrick the Pitts
bureh woman left Steubenville and went
10 Pittsburgh and is now living on the
South Side. - I"|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

LOUISVILLE, December 27.-Clear and
coola eRiyer stationary, o feet In canal. 4
10 NfB,fPsaais, December q. 4Riyer fallen II
inches. Departed; Commonwealth, Cairo.
NAsHviLLE, December 27.-River falling,
: feet on shoals. Arrived: R. Flee, Cairo.
VIcKsDuRo; December 27.--Weather fair;
Thermometer 3D. River stationary. Up:
Golddust. Egl-itP iihisA
PrrrsBuRdH, December 27.-River two
feet three inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold. .,suuIE .IIn.1.bIf
EVANSVILLE, December 2.-River fall
ing. lIHeayy ice; mercury l70. @. B.
Ghurch-up; goesto Green-river:
CNcISN&Fi, December 27s+=Riyer 10 feet
6 inches and falling. Weather cloudy to-
night and cold. Ice running heavy. II =
New ORLEANS, December ,27.-Arriyed:
J!,B. Kehloh; St Louis: No departures.
Clear. Mercury 80 Ice this morning.
LITTLE Rock, December q. GThermom.
eter 10 to IS degrees last evening; averaged
- throughout the day: River partially
frozen this morning. ..,.,,.r.7vt,,I
CAlno, December e7.-Atrived: Iron
Mountain, and john. Dippold, New Or
burg, /. Ice quite heavy in the Ohio. No
steamers running above. River 10 feet
and falling: mercury "a. - a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

,ltI rlT ~S4ll5 FHH NJ
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

BURGLARS IN BRIDGEpoRr.-Our neigh
boring village OF bridgeport is troubled
with amateur burglars, but II they succeed
no better hereafter than upon Christmas
night, when two unsuccessful attempts at
robbery were made, the good people Of
that town may sleep in peace, with no
fear OF raid upon their plate and iewelry.
About 10 o'clock on the night referred to,
an attempt was made by one OF these APP
prentice cracksmen to gain an entrance to
Tie residence Of Mrs. Luther Harrah, In
West Bridgeport. The sash Of window
in an apartment on the first floor was fore
ed up q few inches, when hired boy
who slept in the room was awakened by
the noise and yelled "murtlerw so Justify
that the'thie made hasty exit. Later
In the evening an attempt was made to
enter the house Of Jacob Kemp, but hero
ALSO, the operators were frightened away,
before they made q fob Of IL ,Btldgepoft'
burglars afeemly birds, hut tiny don't APP
pear TO bel very luGky Sabout' catching
worms. AZ lrssbusY ,sl sairEpst yia7teE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

SUDDEN DEATH AT FrLToY,-Mrs. Katha'
rine Woke, wife Of Mr.. Adolph Yoke,
died very suddenly at the residence OF
her husband in Fulton last evening. Mr..
Yocke was absent from home, gand Mrs.
Yoke was alohe with several small child
ren during the aiterho on. Tow atds even.
ing she started down stairs after bucket
OF coal, and some fifteen minutes later was
found by her children lying on her face at
the bottom Of the stairs, dead. The empty
coal bucket was lying on the floor near BY.
The position In which the body was
found lied to the belief that the
lady haduf fallen down the stairs
and I broken y her neck, but q med:
ical examination Of the body proved
this TO be an error. DIS. Allen and Har-
desty,oi this city, were called In, and upon
examining the 6ody'found no abrasions on
her face, and the neck was not broken. II
Is the opinion OF these gentlemen that
Mrs. Yoke did not fall down but de-
scended the stairs, and upon reaching the
bottom sank 10 the floor and died without
q struggle. Her death they ascribed TO
heart disease. She was q very fieshy lady,
weighing over 200 pounds, and had COM
planned to DR.. Allen other heart being al
fected. Her age was forty.two. No in
quest was considered necessary. = 'e'H'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
etching Piles,

Symptoms Of which are moisture, like per.
spiration, intense itching particularly when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed, III
creased by scratching, might think pinlwoorms
were crawling in and about the rectum, often
times shows itself around the private parts!
A pleasant, and safe cure in every case u
.!Swayne's Ointment 1fallowed TO continue,
very serious results may. follow. ..a'!li ps-
1 WAS A GREAT SUFFERER PROM ITCHING FILES.
Symptoms were moisture, intense itching,
particularly at night, increased by scratching,
soreness, etc. ''Swayne's Ointment" made a
perfect cure. J. W. CHRIST, 34i North Sec
ond street, Philadelphia. POI ,d' ~ ~. !
Reader, Il you are suffering from this dis
tressing complaint or letter, AK tas;
and i be ee cured. ' ~ NHEfSf bSai1Ht
Sent BY mail to any address, on receipt Of
price, so cents box, or three for 81 %, by DR..
Swayne & Son. $50 North Sixth street, Phila-
delphia. Sold by allleading druggists. 70 ~.
q N.sHT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE FEMALE COLLEGE.
"A pleasant musical and literary enter
tainment was given at the College Hall,
last evening, by the young ladies OF the
wheeling Female College. The attractive
character Of these pleasant entertainments
induced the attendance OF q large audience,
and the College Hall was crowded by the
friends OF the school and OF the young la-
dies.
The programme, as will be seen, was in
teresting and attractive, being as follows:
Duet, Misses Tracy and Halderlnan; reei-
tatiofi, y sEvangeline,' " Miss Ferguson;
.'The Doctors Story" Miss i: Pollock;
tablcau, Gathering Wisdomi" tablcau;
i"The Light OF other Days." recitation,
"The Bashful Bachelor" Miss Mollie Null
rine; tableau, "The Rainbeau;" vocal solo,
Mis- Myer; recitati1n,A' Soboly's Child"
Miss Caldwell; tableau, January and
June;s 33tableau, ZrCuriosity;" recitation,
NI'he Brides Of Enderly," Miss Pollock;
duet. Misses Bishop and Tracy; i. tabIeau,
HThe Three Graces;" tableau, "The Ten
Vircins:"s fI,bleau, "The Flower Of the
Family :'tableau, 1.-THE Real Flower Of the
Family;g vocal solo, Miss Tracy; piano
solo, miss N. hcLurei Lapleau, ~
Seasons " recitation, Happy Go Lucky"
Master Pollock; vocal solo, Miss Williams;
tableau, might and Morning" essay, THE
Mistakes Of q Conductor Miss Bell; duet,
Misses Tracy and Wallace; tablcau, "The
Rising Sum" tableau, "The Setting Sum"
military drill, ala Lindsey Institute Ca
diets; vocal solo, Miss Sophie Logan; tab
leau,. "The, Fifteenth Amendment Duet
Misses HaldeFnan and Tracy; tableau,
''Good Night " - V !,
The entertainment was greatly enjoyed
BY the audience, and the fair performers
werel warmly applauded,1 Some OF, the
tableaux were quite amusing, and eS.
cited much merrilnent. Miss .Disbrow and
her nine cadets gave highly entertaining
drill. The performance throughout was
very creditable to the young ladies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28


RELIGIOUS .NorEs.-To.morow will be
"review- dayn-with- Sunday Schools
using the international Lesson System
throughout the, world, though many
schools will give either a Christmas or
New. Years lesson. y -
The Hancock County Sunday School
Association met in annual convention on
the 26tli. Delegates were invited from
both Ohio and Marshall counties. We
hope. to- haye.a condensed report OF the
proceedings for another issue. la
AT the,sEnglish Lutheran. Church to-.
morrow services appropriate 10 this sea-
son OF the church year will be held. Sub
ject at 1880 a. NJ, "The Marriage Of the
Lamb"-Rev. xix; p. NJ, discourse by
Rev. John Croll, subject Gods Great
Gift. The Sunday School Withhold Especial
prayer service ut 8 o'clock, preparatory to
It's great anniversary New Yearsnight.
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AfRs. .CuAsrRAp.-This popular. artistic
rns greeted with n larpe and iaShionahle

AfRs, .CuASFRAU.-This popular artistic
was greeted with aIlarge and fashionable
audience at the Opera House last evening.
4 play by the author Of IA Celebrated
Case" could scarcely be unifiterestihg, but
II tnayIb said that the Effectiveness Of IA
Woman OF the People, sin which Mrs.
Chanfrau appeared last evening, Is chiefly
due to the remarkably fine creation OF that
eonSummate artist. "a Woman OF the
People, In its original shape, isa vigorous
melOdrana, with the strong motive OF ma
ternal love dominating tho five acts and
five scenes, each OF which taxes the prin-.
cIpal artistic. The play has some melo-
dramatic Interest, but the situations.
arc not as stirring, nor the accessories as
picturesque or fascinating, as those which
the author employed so literally In "A
Celebrated Case" and 1.-THE Two 0rphahs.pI
The character OF Marie is one that requires
great skill 70 portray successfully But
1Irs. -Chanfrau proved herself IN actress
OF more than ordinary ability, playing the
difficult role with power intensely effect
i've. Thecompany supporting hPrl fGr,.
and the lWhole Performance last eypnjhg
was greatly enjoyed throughout, n lg.tfl
This afternoon Mrs, CtlanfFal viii ap,
pear in Jealousy" and this evening will
close her, engagement In " Aurora Floyd"
The admission to the matinee Is twenty
five and fifty cents.
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Sf1BBtSo or ToBE vAHcE.-The name Ut
the head Of this, item has often graced the
blotter at the police court, as no Doubt al
who read the neyspapers have Observed;
last evening Its own er narrowly escaped
being llotied out q cxir,ence by q ie|log
hummer, Ut O SOFT Of Tendezfpusl Of the
hummer maternity, aon .theaupper Market
Square. lobe SAYS he and old man Haines
were sitting In Mrs. Hadlich IS liquor store,
on Market Sdnare, about Is O'clock in the
evening. ,,'taliing about drying tobacco on
the stove" While they we're talking, q
man who is o stranger to Tobe came IN,
and addressing lobe called. him 9 very
dirty Nance lobe said fsoinething m re-
ply, when thesstranger took hold OF hin
and choked him. pSeveralmen'Nho were
sitting about the store interfefed, and the
fellow released his hold and left the store.
shortly afterwards lobe WIS carrying q
basket out Of the store for 0 lady who was
about to take street car, when the fellow
with whom he had quarrelled Q fewmo
mants before again, put in an appearance,
and hostilities were renewed. After some
hard words had been exchanged between
the parties, the stranger, struck at Tobe,
who warded off the blow with his good
right arm" Then lobe spinal column
commenced creeping up toward his cars,
and he put down the basket and assumed
position a ID 0'Baldwin. . After several
passes Tobe's opponent pulled an ugly
looking pcnkife, and let lobe have u toi
all 1t was worth on the right side OF the
lower part OF the stomach. and fled the
scene. - .,-,r,sn,a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

THI -GouRrxECogSTY ~GorHr Judge
BoDd. This Court iwasirr session yester-
day as susual, and disposed 81 business as
4. r. Moorehead, 4 Co. VS.. Allen &
Lille, Certified by Justice CALDWELL Con-
tinued at defendants cost IN ttyN
Henry Helfenbinevs. Samuel Buchanan
and Mary Muldoon.- Dismissed at costs OF
plaintiff. !,r r.'.s.t = III, T. :,
The case of Wnl. McManaway vs.. Sam i
Thompson and Merchants National Bank,
garnishee, certified by Justice Phillips,
was tried before the following jury: Elijah
Pogue, II, W. Phillips, John French, S.
II. Greer, Isaac Carpenter, J. r. Kelly,
Andrew Vance, Charles iBusby, James
McCord, Charles 3: :Bulger, o. 'shambra.
George r. Folmar. Verdict for'plaintif
for 81. Motion for new trial. ~
James 2. Iyerson, native Of Germany,
was given'his first naturalization papers.
Adjourned to this morning at 10 o'clock.