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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--Mr. d. Barr,
,Jr., son of Major D. T.. Barr, who
lives near. Gilbert Hollow, in Licking
ton county, met with serious, If not
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, 1879-12-25
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or ,L, ,o,n ,h,.o 90 Io1,,,s ord o5O
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l., ,r.s.,.; notwithstanding tbo
do,ro.sio, o.nsod hv +ba doc;s;ors
or ,b, S,oro,,o C,,r,s of Nav yorL
ona 1,};na;s od,orso 70 ,bo nrob,h;
.,.-l,u ,ooo ,,o,,,on b,l hoo, IL,
;,;o,ed
The Crond Todro or Arkansas
r,as orror;,od mi. ,oar
In C,nodn there was GREAT sctivi.
~ and spccoss rasult;nyin Iarra od.
dit;ors to the membershin,
A now Grand Lodre instituted in
N;ob;ran
In Nav Work. tboro vos no Grand
Loage session and in Pennsvlvan;o
tho Ordar s+aadily decIined
Tb. r w G. 7, mo, at Cbicooo.
The Grand Todces of Iowa Ohio.
Canada. Missouri. Illinois, Indiana,
Arkansas. Wisconsin. PENNSYLVANIA,
, 1879-12-25

SnOhOmiSh IOnnIv IN sni0 VnrrifnrI- In
f,n,r nr RI, r"mrt houSe all ,ha rirht -
',Jn nnd int.rn.t tl,,t % thn s", nil es,v, . nE Sns
nv nnn,r % inm i'm" nt law ~, nr nthorviso % ,ee '''o'
"nirrI nth"r ,hnn ~ IN ,GIitin" to tha+ '.
If hr said Arthnr phinnov 'I,' w. ,ino ao' ~ IiU hS
death. in aud to all those certain lots
pieces or parcels of land situate, lymo
and being rs he einatter drsiynntpd'
bounded and tcscribrl:
Lot 3. sec Il: and y hfof see 81: lot 2:
Ne ar of Ne ur sec 20: n hf of Sw or. NJ
ar sec 2l: lot 4. and Sc ar of ~ ur see 20.
: ht OF Sw ar sec 2l: Ne ar of Ne ar sec
%: \ hf NV an. y Inf of Ne mr. see )s.
, 1879-12-25
HENRY T. WILLIAMS. defcn

HENRY r. WILLIAMS, defend.
No. G69. Complaint filed in the
county OF Jefferson. in the office of the
clerk of said District Court.
The United States of America, sends
greeting to Henry Williams, defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
to appear in an action brought against
yoa by the above named plaintiff in the
district court OF the Third Judicial district
of Washington Territory. holding terms
at Port Townsend, in the county OF JET
ferson. tor the counties of jefferson. Isl
and, Clalam, and San Juan, aud to answer
the complaint filed herein, within twenty
days exclusive of the day of service) after
the service Oh you OF this summons il
served on you within said county of Jet
tcrsOn, or il served out OF that county, but
III this district, within thirty days. other
wise within forty days, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you accord
ing to the PRAYER Of the complaint.
The @id action il brought to obtain a
Judgment that the marriage between
plaintiff and defendant he dissolved and a
divorce dccreel. and the custody of the
minor child awarded TO plaintiff according
to the statutes in such case made and pro-
yided The grounds on which said jndg-
ment and decree lire claimed is that said
defendant has abandoned said plaintiff
aad neglected to provide for her.
And you are hereby notified that il you
fail to appear and answer the said com
plaint AS above required, the said plaintiff
will apply tor the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Witness the Honorable Roger
[SEAL 5. Greene, Judge Of said Dis
trict court, and the seal there
of this Sd day of December, A. d. 1879.
JAMES SEAVEY,
43w6. Clerk.
j. A, Kuhn and 7. Burke, attys. for pltf.
, 1879-12-25
At SnohomtSh CITY,

at 10 O'Clock a. m,
, 1879-12-25
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
HISTORY or THE INDEPENDENT or.
DER Of GOOD TEMpLARS



At the semi-annual session Of the
G. L. of Canada, representatives to
r. w. G. l.. were instructed to move
for the establishment of County De-
gree Lodges, in order 10 insure a
samenoss of work. This is very diff
ferent from the present attitude of
that body, where the degrees are not
used at present at all. 1t was at this
session that proxy representation
was first provided for, an evil which
has grown until one man has had six
votes at each session for ten years,
and several have from three to five
an abuse always, for man Of vastly
inferior judgment may WELD the
power of several who are better than
he. And these are not magnanimous
enough to surrender the power they
hold. At the annual session, the
body had grown to 5000 members.
An appeal wa, sent out for contri.
button in money, TO defray the ex-
penses of a lecturer.
TIE second session of the Grand
Lodge of New York, since tho or.
ganizatior of r. w. G. L.. vac hold
at Homsr. in the nbuonce of the G,
w. c. T., Rey. H. P. Barnes Was
called to the chair.
The decisiOs Of the Supreme Court,
annulling the Maine Law, had been
given, and the effect was terribly de.
pressing. The membership had fall.
en- from 10000 to 5000, and lees than
400 lodges we're working. The
Grand Lodge was badly in debt, and
everything vas Encouraging. To-
seph Kellogg vas elected G. w. c.
t., and he Was the last for eight
years that filled that chair. The or.
der failed so completely that only
one lodge, the Old Seneca Chief,
survived.
In Wisconsin Grand Lodge was
instituted by R. w. G. r., James M.
More, May 13, 1856. F. A. Atherly
was the first G. Wet. The mem
bership numbered 800
The second session the R. w. G.
Lodge was held at Louisville, Ken.
tucky, on the 18th of May, 1856.
Six of the Grand officers we're pres
ent, and fourteen representatives.
S. Merrin Smith, OF Penn, was elect.
ed. r. w. G. Z. D. ". Bristol CT
New York, 0. w. Strong ot Illinois
and A. Stone Of Indiana, were ap.
pointed q committee to revise the
ritual. The returns showed eleven
G. Lodges, 1882 subordinate lodges,
with membership Of 5,72S, not in
Guiding Michigan, frou whom nc re-
turns had been made.
All that va cRn lSdrn from this
State we glsan from the report of
the Most Worthy Scribe of tho Ma.
tionsl Division Of Sons of Temper
ance, who reported, that the mem
bers of that organization in the state
of Michigan was becoming satisfied
that body which admitted women
had greater power for good. The
Grand Division and all the Subordi.
nate Divisions Of Sons of that State
went over in a body to the Good
Templars.
The Grand Lodge of Illinois was
held Sept. 16, 1856. The report of
the G. W. G. 7. was an eloquent
plea, and concise and logical argu,
ment in favor of prohibition. There
were 5,oo6 members, of whom only
1859 were first degree members.
During the year Pioneer Degree
Lodge was instituted and plan Of
organization was adopted, which was
presented at the session of - 7. .,d
, 1879-12-25
SUMMONS.

In the district court of the Third .Tudicia !
district OF Washington Territory. hold
ing terms at Port Townsend for the
counties of Jefferson, Island, Clalam
and san Juan.
CAROLINE WILLIAMS. plaintiff,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30
The Painted Belt.

THERE was widow lady of compar-
Il ative youth and many personal
attractions residing in Canton who had,
for some time, unsuccessfully endeavor-
ed to induce the local dentist to accept
the rank and emoluments of her late
husband. The dentist, however, was a
cautious man, and, although he greatly
admired the widow, declined to commit
himself. About mouth ago Esquire
Medly, of Canton, gave a party, which
was altogether the most brilliant affair
of the kind within the memory of the
Oldest inhabltant. The parlor of the
Medley mansion was crowded with
guests, who overflowed into the hall,
and rose gradually to the top of the
staircase. In the course of the evening
the widow became somewhat faint, in
consequence of the heat, and requested
the dentist to conduct her into the gar
den, where the fresh air might revive
her. II did revive her to an immense
extent, and the dentist found the garden
such II pleasant place that he decided to
remain with his companion and smoke
u cigar.
When the pair returned to the parlor
a curious phenomenon attracted unusual
attention. The widow wore wide belt
beautifully ornamented with q painted
vine of some undetermined botanical
species. The dentist wore black coat,
and to the amazement of the public, one
side of his right sleeve was seen to be
decorated with the green stem and leaves
and the brilliant white and yellow flow
ers of the vine that ornamented the
widows belt. The conclusion drawn by
wicked and heartless people was inevita-
BILE. There was no possible defense to
be made. The widow wisely slipped out
and went home, and the dentist followed
her example, burning with rage and
wishing that all Canton had but one
back tooth, that he might draw it with
an old fashioned turnkey and without
the use of an@sthetics. OF course the
widow lost no time in pointing out to
him that there was but one way in
which he could repair his indiscretion
and undo the injury which he had done
her, and accordingly he was within
week brought to the altar, where he
expiated his fault with much fortitude,
and furnished an awful example of the
wickedness of painted belts.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30
A Joke on the Iudqe.

A good judicial anecdote is told by
Fay" in the Louisville Courer-J our
nal. In one of the Western states case
was tried, and at its termination the
judge charged the jury, and they retired
for consultation. Hour after hour pass
ed and no verdict was brought in. The
judges dinner hour arrived, and he
became hungry and impatient. Upon
inquiry he learned that one obstinate
juryman was holding out againts eleven.
That he could not stand, and he ordered
the twelve men to be brought before
him. He told them that, in his charge
to them, he had so plainly stated the
case and the law that the verdict ought
to be unanimous, and the man who
permitted his individual opinion to
weigh against the judgment of eleven
men of wisdom was unfit and disquali-
fled ever again to act in the capacity of
jurymen. AT the end of this excited
harangue little squeaky voice came
from one of the jurymen. He said /:
Judge, will your honor allow me to
say word p' Permission being given,
he added: May it please your honor,
I'm the only man on your side"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30

to do this, the Council was soon thing
of the past. TO complete this catalogue
of misfortune, Judge Campbell, the
head of the Judiciary, accepted office
under the Government of North Caroll-
ma. Gov. SEWER was left alone In his
official dignity. Even this sole relic of
the franklin Government would not.
in the natural course of events, remain
long exempt from the general wreck, for
the Governors term expired on March
l, 1888, and 1t being n constitutional
function of the Legislature to elect the
Governor, and there being no Legisa-
ture to perform this duty, 1t followed
inevitably that after March / 1888, there
would be no Governor of the State of
Franklin"
Such were the facts, and the State Of
Franklin thus ended.
SEWER finally became Governor of
Tennessee, and for many years ser we'd
in the House of Representatives in
Washington.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30
Truth and Honor.

Query What is the best family med
icine in the world to regulate the bowels
purify the blood, remove costiveness
and biliousness, aid digestion tone up
the whole SYSTEM Truth and honor
compels us to answer, Hop Bitters, be-
ing pure, perfect and harmless
See another column. SO 2t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30

a. A man can fasten skates on his
sister in much less than half the time
he can fix pair on some other fellows
sister. Why is thisY Figure it out, and
send us the answer on ice.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30
SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP!
80 Years Rafnre fhn Pnhlici
SELLERS
SYRUP!
so Years Before the Public +!

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
and efiicacious remedy now In use, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarseness,
Tickling sensation of the Throat, Whooping
Cough, etc. Over million bottles sold
within the last few years. 1t gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now In use. Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-30
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sck-hcadaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. soldsby all by all Druggists at 25 cents
per box. 40 1y
II. E. SELLERS g. CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28

II there IS on earth a man meaner
than All others il l. e who. deliberate
Is .ries by ail The arts OF treaty, the
bonds ~ old coupanioaaLfp in wrong
DOING, hy sneers and ridiculy, 10 entice
. reformed arinker back to his cups
Everlasting shame 20 such a character.
and aiI honor to the regenerated man.
hpo.i which can withstand his deyilisb
-c1uctions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28
New Series Vol. I4-No. ?.

hot Berenice weet 10 her room AMI
crled herself 10 sleep.
Welt thore is llttle more 10 .ell. q
really was our uncle from China. W.,
had chosen to come to rs. wearing tho
suise % & beygsr, and ifsaiy rnS anat
hao been consistent ia her Charity. her
long cherished expectations might have
been realized.
"a IL was the great China fortune
went % ,ne and katy AID Jack. and
bereuice gotneyer penny And ,nosc.
over, when Horace Everleigh did snesk
DE baa spoken that evening before our
oncie declared hiinself0. il was neFhs
asked to he bis wife.
6eienice takes L all bitterly to heart
and my aunt is incousolahle bat 1 ha.
heving that 10 this lite aud in the li,o
which Is - come we get only our jnss
deserts have nothing TO say.
Yes, remarks 10Y nnole, Maggie and
KITTY and Isok shall luhcrlt ll I have.
fhoy were kiiid 20 ne Wheu khey did
not know who wre thaCs tle sort Of
people believe IN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28

GOV. Hampton 10 nov on . visit o.
Green Pond. :. G. Arecent lette, from
mere says Tue Governor is getting along
drst rate, aud at the time OF the writing
OF ihe letter vas preparing 20 20 hunting
and fishing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28

put uy foot 20 tIs ground. the agony
was such that l almost shriesed. bjt
my lil I'LL tie blood came. however. and
kept silence
SIR EYerleigh euatchcd me aoain N.
10 his arms 7 know z, would he an
nc cried, and nov yog must le, me car
~ YOU. john. and he called 90 a
groom. who bad ooeu following hin.
ride at once 20 Dr.. Lsado,'s. We mast.
my dcar Miss Maggie. have the loot
hSnjaecd without DELAY.
And ] will !eRi vour .horsc 10 the
cottage, inte1posed 'he OLD becrsr and
tie him there. Come on, iltle Nitlv
yon and viii collow
When we got home the honse sras
bilci With the smell Of crnllers. which
mamma was baking for the feast that
wSs 20 ne given up at Aunt Mary's af.
Ter the lair. Poor mamma she looked
il-o' 60 death, and When sho saw me.
So fairly gave up {or ;l,cenomsn. hpt
Mr. EverlugA, iu few sor,is. put her
Tears 20 rest, aai iou- before tie phy
sit.a2 came M .0jutei TOO, was swlth
ed aud hau'agei ~ lblj Dr Laudor
declared be hal b. q resa!Mly taken
When evening came my foot was ever
- much better So mnch SO, that when
Nj. EFcr.tiIh rctGrurl wits carriage
ahd insisted shht We should al 20 uu to
my auors 80 lhc Hir as we had promis
cl, was ouly too Nlllug 30 consen,
For ihe first time iu our acpuaintspce
there was something IN Ne Everlcjgbs
and,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28

IN al the doOc. have YOU got any stale
viciuals or old clotGGs, % anythl@g 80
give SWAY
Ny aunt put down her gold pom, and
threw hack the point lace lapprts OF
her breakfast cap With an AR Of annoy
ance. Jack was such torment.
Way. jack demanded nererice.
'Cau>e ihcre's . b7sgar cut here lie
looks awful hungry and amt sut no
oYeFcoa; ! say, mamus CANE I give
him taat cold turkey In The jarlerg'
Mamma leaped 10 ber feet
No want tbat turkey 10 make
sandwiches !or the fair: don't date TO
touch Il. Senj the bcggsr away YOU
know wont have tramps ahouJ the
place Seu6 him away this minute. and
write out your lftiu exercises
JacN turned from the door. "a cluli
o" tis sunny face. Looking out of The
window saw aa OH man jusuneiepi'v
r!at Cur hIF do. Cato was. saari5ug
So h,s tee 5. fine heggar was so close
30 'he window taat he must have heard
ever word my auu; said auI De look
e. "i2-i-. alien euO1tb an consequences.
10 iocsGt seem qnjje con .i-.rnt
tGwArNr Tor uncr joulng M, ,udirua-
,fou W, t4e better Of ms love peace 70
nave tho house about one $ esrs. pe,tir.r.
realty o. , cbarity f,.r ami s-.-,.t.,-,
hen Gar v....ip,, from, 49,, .ir,,r ,-n.1 80
A thic,iu, r-,o.r, cr;oJ IN, .,,,.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-28

eat anal 81 urns all the efforts 10 de,ain
him, aui goes back on the same day
But when the day Is wet aud Clouded
he remains out Gui the weather sub-e-
qucnliy is such as stated by Blaache
as superstition ualer tue different cjy-
cumstanCes a stated. This | am forced
20 credit. The fats shown by tlanuhe
hinsolt clearly show, That in Euvope
the 2nd February has Tor ages been
looked upon as day That controls the
weather IN reverse manner or by con
trarios. Tor six weeks Fair indicating
foul auj severe. Foul diCating fsi,
ana pleasant Who w"ald observe the
occurrences more closely than lhe ohep.
herd. Yet the sunshine in his flock ON
Canilemas, is more dsealed than the
.wo.' because or the destruction pC his
lambs hy thc prolonged winter is NOR,
to be dreaded taan jhe rlvage> Of the
wolf. AMI the Badger OF Germany
which is an animal akin - our Ground.
boo 10 us habits. seems ~ lavo the
same instinct. have 90 lLaak Blanche
again Tor those important facts ~ wei
I, his rhyme about Canllemas.
The proVerb about the grouui-aog a.
commonly expressed may be uufCrtu-
nate. n is express al m a trolc and Gg-
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