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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

F1xE WoRK The Sank H",el is in n
state nf rapid construction. and will be
flushed about Sept. l. As it approaches
com lp,inn it .xhihi,s more s'r,kingly the
h.uilwork Of skilled artisans. M-ssrs
Warnock and l. arson, the ! lnsterers. have
finished their p~r;ion OF the work. 'nd
have done themselves Rrea' credit "a the
ex-rn,inn Of one Of the finest jnhs OF Plas'
teriny known TO the trade. Every roam
ut the hnn>e. from nsement to ATTIC. I'M:
received the same careful nt'eu,,"h III TIE
suhsiantlabli,y and finish Of ~ walls. anr
| all the main rooms are ornamented wiz!
becoming and artistic renter pieces. Al
in NIL tue work is y model OF perfection
These yonrg men. AHEAD, masters "f thri
I I aA~. have n promising business future
NJ, only has their work spoken huHly i
tn ir praise in this Community. mt thr'
entire hen"r,m-a, hns commended them u
our people ~ deserving Of social. ~ ais
husines. confidence. Far honest work "
can com mend nrnock ani Larson.
are ri.d to hear hey have secured tn
work on on. new Masonic hall
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
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WORTH KNOWING.

The hest grub. and more Of It for lesa
money. than NJ any place in Moth Idaho.
can he toun: ~ MrGran~'s Bakery and
Restaurant on Montgomery ~. Board by
the day. week or nonih at reduced .ates
Don I take nv word Tor it hut cali and
look for yourself. and ! viii show yon
mean husinres. Remember. NO NO tGO-
IL ANS ~mplnea on the premises Ia
con- ertion with the restaurant can h.
found good clean beds. Louise open all
nivht. 37.H
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

A. B. md G GO to camp CGur d Alrne and
Hlsn Gen. Wheaton the commander If this
division Companies y F. and K go
halt Col Merrism will have comma:
there aud snp-ri Intend ,h~ work of Coo
.'rnc,ion Companies &. r and II 90 IA
Colvil.e or The ais infantry. conf any
will he stationed at Lspwh,. and comps y
n. Of lat Cav Try have proceeded 10 camT
Howard. and thence into the field after ,h'
toned at Lapwai.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

EXAMS week Charles Mar.
vim was arrested ON n chsrge Of assault
with " deadly weapon and brought hetor~
Justice Vincent. Cnnn hearing he proofs
in the case the xcensed Was discharged.
Noah D~vy and George Tirpets were also
brought h-f,'e Justice Vincent up n
ch,rgs Of larceny OF c tie. After se,ersl
honrs examination Of the case both de
! PENDANTS we're discharged. and the costs n
| the prosecution taxed ut to the complain
ing witness as under the law for malicious
| prosecution.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

EXAMINATION The county .honl ex-
aminers. J. II. Evans c. Is. R'yn"'a''
held heir third quarterly session AZ me
Office Of the county recorder. tor me s4"'
1879. on Monday last. During the '"S'
quarter the following namri persons were
examined and given rer'ihcs'es au'n"''A'
ing them to teach in the public srhoo'T :"
) Neg P-r<r cour%y:s Mfsscs Ren~ r"e' L'"
r isson; Rmma fse~ ley ann N-'tie s''s''on
Moscow; Belle Smith. PAlon'e' 'iara u
Morton, Deep Creek; Messrs. u. w. Jones
Deep Creek; D Vernon, Cow greek "o'
4. ". Scott, Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

STILL AT .AnGg --tieo Boardman, Of
the Pierce city express. returned to this
CITY on Sunday after several DAYS Of fruit.
less search. to get some reliable trace at
rhe men who r,hhed him on Friday two
weeks .g,. He thinks the men got on Of
the country in the direction Of Mo'tan.
He iuf-rs this from information he has oh
taiHed from the Indians. Oihrr par ies
susp, ct that the robbers made their es-
cape to Wnila Wnlla aud took the cars NJ
that place last Thursday week en- route
far Portland. II ia n matter Of much re-
greet that th-se robbers could not he APP
prehendpd Their success inviter Others
10 gn UPON the road and try their hand
| The fear Of the hanvman's pnose is ,h'
only mnrali,v tina, holds quite uumbe: II
this section from crime.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

ExcURafoN PARvy.-The steamer John
Gates, one Of the zines. hoa,a on the route,
steamed into port At Lewiston m Mn :"
iss, a,i2 aeon. She i-ft Wallets on The
Sunday morning preceding with an ax'
cnrsinn party composed Of tie att'rers o.
the boat and their lady frirnds. Muse.
fens,ino and dancing vac the or,'.r "f the
prnx-xm me dnrinx the trio =" Lewiston,
while the ", ole stair WAS caprrd of by n
vers, plea cant eocis5i. and hall given oy
the exrurs;onis,s on the boat on M"ndas
evening Thnse Of oar citizens VII" wrre
invited to ,ar',ci?a,e pronounce II very
1 pleasant sf,i..
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

The resr If them are in bad candi
,i,u. There are % spsrsj,s left. Mules
lost. We are out Of ra,ions aud every
thing else. We vii be in camp day
after 10 morrow. We had two men
woan led 10 the f.ht. D.op @. 4 3.
line aud let them know how We are
getting along. A. Foster.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Ran TAa-Ahst il i ?--Rv referring ="
cur advertising columns il VI he seen hat
N. ssers Rcsenfeld l. Co.. Of P"r'la"d. Ore
vos. are .esats fur the jns'l" cr'~tr"'rd
V.n,uie Red Tag chewing toha' ca, SUD
al.o for the Little Joker smoking '"h 'rre
fhr.e Ar.nis ~ n,hA~ss.hssea world ~'h-
r%rn,n1ion a. ia hiring the genuine art'csr.
and arr nrennunc~d by connoisrurs. to nr
the hest in market. Try them "nce and
YOU wiil.no, he withaut Them. For sal
by ali dealers.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

on Friday las, Ar,nnr Green wa' cited
TO show cause Why he should NOT pc IN
contempt of court tor refusing II obey IN"
order of 'he court in surrendering up
property to receiver in the case OF Hst-
,erys G-re,e. p r'irs appeared ny rou?-
al and evidence VA given. and the c"ur'
f,ant the said Greene III contempt ANA
6u.a HIM one d liar aud casts Of the pro-
c.eding amounting - S!5.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

BANDS at h-rpnve caid to be doing re-
m.rkntly we'll IN Crnig's mountain. Sew
er,l thousand in different bands and E.
longing TO different parties are row being
hsrded t ere. The nj. is cool, there is
abundance Of shaie, and grass and water
IRE plenty.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

THE John ti.trs arrived here Monday
about l2h She brought mp the 2lst in
taat-y md several passengers. with %
tons Of freight. This is the largest load
that ever was b-o ght up the river n, this
stage Of the water. she cam into me
Snake river with liz tons at freight. Mrs
p.B Whitman aud hte daughter. Sophi'
returned 90 the s'earer from S,lcm, Oxn
]. C. Baldwin a!so rpturaed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Morris aud Auchinsolr IS Johnson and
Rriyht. This cause WIS tried 1T the Idaho
term OF cour in July. and the decision re-
served by the jldve TIL las. week. " htn i,
We announced in favor Of the plaintiffs
N t.ce of motion tor new trial has beer
aeyyed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Tns trisoup, who has called himself
Tom L wt0n nd admitted that e wAs one
of the murserers Of tn lis. 1T different
t;mes has denied that he has ever said th.t
he was Tom Ltwton The time for which
be wAs incsrcera'ed in jill tor nF-nsr com
mit.-d an Foar Mile creek expires to-day
II longer detained it u,ust be npon some
other accusation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

" n n A WEEK in your own town. and n"
VNH capital risked. Ton can give the bus.
Ann mess a trial without exnense. The
CHILL Vest opportunity ever "hcrc :" tn sc
HUI willing t. rk. Yon should try
nothing else until you sec for yourself what
YOU can do at the hnsiness we "ffer. n" room
70 expja;n here, You can devote al your time
or only ynnr spare time I" the business. ami
make great paw fur every hour YEN work.
Women NIKE ms much as men. Send Tor
special private terms AM particulars which We
mai, ire p''n't c mp'ain Q hard tunes when
you have such n chance. address.
II. H.LLErr 1 Co., Portland. Maine,
| AZ Il
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

CARLTON by referring 10 the TrLLER Of
March - \ caution will be found II I'LL
persons tten, purchasing certain town lots
at Arthur Greeue and against The payment
10 him 0! any debts due to Chxrles Halter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

FxuIr Mr. Ltndsiey presented us win
a 6ne 10, Of apnles and pinms this week
which he raised on his place just outside
Of town. for which many thanks. Those
rho desire 10 purchase fruit cannot DE-
better than 10 call on him
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

wArcrx.xEn.-H. J Rrqua wishes I"
inform the people of this place ard win
ity tina, h~ il located in C. Sra"'di"g
shrp. on Maia street. and Ia prepared =" ~
aiIs~ york in .he lje~ II i.selry. ana va'eh.
u,sk,ng. lie ia hrs'-elass workman. and
vnuld solicit a ror,i n Of the pnhti" ~
conane. lie is direct from the e"st "n'
can i've the best Of references. Give hi"
. call. -@s = = L s4- az o'-'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

The John Gni-e atFivrd here on Thurs
day with several passengers aud 6? tons Of
freight.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

No.lce I" = eep SteM - have number
NJ high grade M-rin" aRi Leicester rams for
sale. For pnrticu ars inquire Of l. W ltamil-
ton, Anatone W. T. CT SEELEy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Ualis Hepatis ki'fg is the hest Liver
Remedy in the market. It cues Rilliousness,
q nytipati.a. headache and all diseases Arissng
from n arrangement Of the Livc-. Dr j.
@ Monkey has Il in Lewiston an win eu"ran-
tee every bottle or money refunded. Try II.
rs I'm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Noah Davy has bought out Mr.. Tippet's
interest IN the meat market and 10 now
onpp At his old stand.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Gxs WHEAroa and family lett here At
o'clock this morning for Camp Cunr
d Aleue.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

T,m.stone has been discovered ~ miles
x.nm Wnlla WnllA. So SAYS the Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Anderson l. Giffen have opened hrst-
~lass butcher shop. See their ad.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
IocAl iNTELlI ENcE

Mr.. Philips has soli his water cart to
ch.s Wenb, who 10 masking the water fly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Nava Tobacco.
a la
, 1879-03-30
TO RENT-HODSESs


.--.....- az nA.NA-A " 49, e..u.v,,-uro1>-
nr;,rc11aneous Continued.
A.s.cAsAneON~S .--1-D,ypr- ,o4rA
ITO KEAT-bf GEOKGE u. Ne" N "
so Wahash.av southwest corner OF Twelfth.st.
=, roo.ns pter glass cas.ctandeiicrs.
1{e;I wabash ~ o.story franz 50
llal Wabash av.. 3-story and oaseH'en' ''''''s
front; harn viii modern
cumyenienccs M -. ,.
$40 Wabash av., i-story and basement brick:
80. Michigan ar., 3-story and basement, marb'e'
o 1ront; barn r; :c;cnt brick. 20
~ III hossment arbic front
>s,a.ui5 u.5o ~ ',3nSnrnfshcd 3.storY
LIZ, tnsIaSnest VI nnsscssion eau ba
,o ana Dasemanps ai3 "aro'c'tfon'' .,.
1858 and l258 Prairie ay.. .story frames.
sS5 Inltana-av., ..story frame. dhIns'Foo'n on so
lnuln oor.. .................;:;... ~
'aoT in'.a 1.Nory ilans.
ast Staf,..sf sernnfj honr q Is
I.,.,'nrt. ~ l., I,,tIdi'e cnrncr Thirty lrzt aud
ASt~H|eAte - .eMtf -e.Hr
States from 5: to SIS cac4; :; :nd -
tIuors OH " Wasilnstoh'st- near Fhtn'"'' - - ~
each. .,.h
- ''f,,mrnMr" ~ .<". -t"rna ,x.,....... 40
, 1879-03-30

N&1Sce2lan&ON&s
T1eO RENT-BY l.. CROCkE1+ REAR 439 WEST
L Mudfson-st.
SO Ada-s::. 2.story md basement marble front. 10
rooms: 81 rent mt s. 5 North roon-s ostory and b,se
ment marble fronts 10 rooms each; rent, $40 per
~ South Robcy-st. e.storg frame r rooms; rent,
nc West fiarrsou.st, 2story and basement brick. 10
~ 10, ii. q. and ea E1lzabeth.et., c.story and
basement marble fronts 10 rooms each; rent, ss5 per
Is onore st., c-story and basement BRICK 10 rooms
Il ii. 10. o2 and os orden.ay.. II rooms each, 3.
story and basement marble fronts; rent $50 TO $50
10 rooms: rent sio ''''N '''~'' .'N' Wv
~ park-ay: asrory and basement marble 'front.' II
lis west Westinghouse, e-story frame. rooms;
It's ~. and 4ao Marshhe1d-a -av. o.story and base
sas e un}nrhsaea
81. ia. as and ~ West Washington s.story
and basement marble fronts. II rooms each; rent SIS
'' '-'~''''' SOUTH SIDE.
7.4. o47. $50 and :.,5 Groveland Park-av.. 2story
and hascmcat marble fEouts, 10 and lo rooms each:
1ss 2sto5y tfe%e sS1f a5n9Fms; rent $50
rooms each; i Tent 50 t. a'''sDA'' ~ 70 -
a1s Ful'erten.av.. :'-story and basement brick 10
hs; Bush and and onse
Stores. Hats. etc. rent In ali parts of the city
RIO RESr-BY-.J.- c. SAMPSON s CO.. SUCCESS:
is: Sa
Office rs wes' cyff SrEsop rTe
atasn:av. near Thirtesasl,:st s.story aud base
snf nTes house, II completely
ssss o1tsF IT, house, l2 rooms ana barn. possession
" ri a4a!e 81 cs: Il e ho5 ss tcs oe fosr
nsnti enr rh,reenthst .toueont aud
franc houses all Improvements; rcut, 81; and $50
!iss lnltana: NJ tgo story fr9me house: 10 rooms
az
fro5t bc ac nsfsns a 1s sione
month 1eomls-'t nenr @ Nonros 2.stoFy stone front:
s na
o and fA m so1y and
81 2.sory <, and hassmen! h5,ck house 10
ana iriek hoMss + rooms e lne order and
are noticed at our Offices: ~--- ~ ~. -
NO nFSTmaYSS1F7 1s H3snaS6a15; FdRz775iR6 5i05
m desirable locality for ths sun,msr: sma family,
[ RENTaH;Y1c :, ~ @ MAGILh. 81 90 WAsHlkGToE-sT.
See lou: list n Tmcs @ o Of 10 ioaay s - '''' @'''
'I'o oKEET-DWELL5SG HoUsEs.wIIlcH THERE:
Il s aaons fef ecs fen an fens uy a '
ss "f ~ eS aaa safs @ uans ay Gsaon a1a
NJ MARSHALL. Genera! House. Renting. Real Estate,
mud Tar-TayinE Agency. o. ClaFkst.
T>O REST-ERIcK AND. sTONE:FRoNTs on AV-
enmes anu hat' Oh Dearoora-at H. y LORD. Isl
fr,o RESr-F7rsT ri &C F1,iRV7e1iiE0 1oofcE ~,
l. one OF the princtpal avenues. less than two miles
from lioard Of Trade; house and furniture Ad
dFess ATTORNEY. care Carrier -.
r1,o pExT-py IT r ,,orry az ri AMI; CIR -
ER1Iu MST; - eh:et'A 'oA'-
c =, 1 @ ; p tnoaefn Improvements
councilman; South slay.st. II rooms ir!ck sG,r s4D
11 aud l3l Loonls-st stoae no basement; ji,j West
Alans.st stone. rooms deep, SEQ; I'll Aionroe.st
NsIqmI % i,ar ssoF @ n, pay st I'll
, 1879-03-30
TO RENT-HOUSES.
So,tth Side-Continueds

TO RENT-HOUSES.
South Sidc-Continueds
rro HENT-BY TURNER BoSD, 10. WASHING.
:s;a N!ehisan.ay::. Eli modern Improvements II
rooms, sso re- rsr month 81, ,,,..,, ,,,,,o,arn.n,.
octason ,naro:c front. 81.
and Drefel boulevard
Southeast corner 0aEwood and lEllts.ays,. 2-story
iGs7 soath Desrborn-st. -2-story frame. barn sid
sa 80 and ses Thirty -thtrd.st. two Oats each slo
n4fsa -, FROM Il IL; T. 1s2s: CO. 90 WASH
M1cHiG Southwest corner Congress. three
!aents: per Sear thTes years private fam
near Eilis AZ: bath about ten rooma: sic month:
house. III good order: $50 per month.
rI,o REST-BElNC oRt1GEnTo LEAVE THE cITI t:'1sI
pn e d T Ky snt ~ e
VIII not rent exeept to rcsp9nslnls nsFsx
eos "" eus svcr5thns tS nex and %
I'VE onths: .a cHss T se fr s M eas no
trade taken answer unless you mean bus'ness
Address r la. Tribune otllce: --------
o iss .Ts Ss! 955a
and II good reDar would ret1 bnm tsiioo Tta or
fI7o RFYT-F5ETIsJiED AZ WXFuE,SIsHE;p e: Is +
iss ssff t s.na? M saa JUN
fIV KENT-Dw ELLINGs So. se3&. 2s4. AND asik
ps L soss e Si* SYsf S
q Lasaiie, St ''~'
no KEYT-HAXnsoNE WHITE sToEE;FKoST
s s5 l. ed E. Il Gfre 5 rent
ii0 REST-TilE WHOLE 81: TWO Lt,WER FLOORS
nssy faznI;lsa house at,sr Apr 49, cheap
s1as front dxe'ifas: ~: 1ers ae:!1aoo house and
Rn!5''e'A-'' Room T. Apply to W :" CLAY ~
te G9TnAeE roAX Sc1R c3
T5o - ;15:s: ETST1TaF LARGE FINE REsl1EzeE: 70:
| 11sI indiana. av from May !. D. ". THOMAS
&c &C. zES7Ms r Ea533!f;! 15zvTz;Ez7 DWELLING 10
1asG h9t .n and G ranse etc. 81 peF month
nj eds}sse iS roooa aaa
az n IT ss55aSe
Room :. from 10 70 1850
RIO RENT-nK,ck DH@ELLISGM @ M Or EIGHT q Rooms: %
noosh: Xairsss s:'.i g. 41lSaas @ oaIes: @ leAl ~ ~
RIO 1a MnkELE IT. F.
seeGsoiIity: Tor tl.eir private ony: y. T. coLE
1oa Nas''nEto on. st:
ois s1f refer
sSas9.s sra:F ,nsss'sy 1Gaa nE2E M
WRIGHT, Room \, 70 i.aSal:e-st.
s s;ss:: r ssas
hh IL. l'asalle-st: a
cotsse osi GoTMhGE cottae Il
Twenty -R1ItA-St,. S-rRum tenement s!+1 Lake. ST.,
, 1879-03-30
Tn RENT-HOUSESs


'sf'snsstx ts@ 8, ~ s.sory and basement
ST, per &c l1iln, month, ,..,,..,
EEiE.sT:..ycar St; Clair. s-story aud basement
9cl; sr" ess asa
Tst aas5 Sg3 psr n'sa G. clair a.storv and pa,c
S.s $50 %a9,a ;%s room fiat, IN marble front
,.tiidn- Ihnusahh h3ih etc sn3 to- s3o per month
w~: - j: kEKF.'oT CO. 80 Wash'ns.9n,ss e o s,:,
M 81 Norti Lasaj!e.st.. containing len rooms.
Inquire - SGs's wsisc
n1E H. iocat,on' s4T an, SIS i per month. +. Ii.
WATKlss. ~ washineton:st st. -=z z= -
1i,n TENT-SpLESDIp RESIDENCE On Nof:TH
3s,su hox!e @ aass .taS sts
RIO rESr-wlTIlN TWO BLocKs or LINCOLN
improvements; south window, dining ena a1
ssncn Sn noof; large sF0uno' Inquire a.
= DaS X2STM yl9 a.
tachsd: 70 Teilabls par'y: pElce low: TIi6ans-
ITO RESTIctlolGE LOCATION I1s:,. NEAR an5. baE st.
Ss ~ To-" as t co Waer and ates
t5,oas}ost f;na;e; 6s!s ana Il soayen,sases; also
s.ao'e n ass're1 Aas.ess S t!.sue
oricE s hoyss meaero imp!ossmsn!. ass Eli indl
ana-st- r. HASEca. anu +. lo5 Dealooln.ss.
ITO REMAND TIE EuRX1ruKE T0K s; SALE1A ,a -
diana s.: Of 6sarSsrn Bargain 10 the rist par
y. aaaress ~. illoune oue.: ~, -,
oets. ss'ery and Seep
Easement an | Inquire !. ls5
.ass "1sn"ssns 80 -, ,S,
IT, Erfest!' Chicaroay.. and DesrboTn. It $40
f' fad $sp Sso2 Per aaaun $. Ii. KEaFooT I CO. ei'
11,o REST-EIEa1STiT- F77F7SIsHED House
dcs1an,y Incsisd a. 'bc IL yo,th Stde from May1
Daily Republican., 1879-10-11
Blaine On The Tariff.

Senator Blaine says 81 am like the
old preacher in Mrs. Stowe's story of
"The Minister'S Wooing," who was SO
orthodox that the harder they made the
requirements Of the church creed the
better he liked them. They could not
make them too hard for him. So it is
with me in respect to the tariff; the ulti-
mate effect Of high tariff is to cheaper
every necessity Of American life. Let
us illustrate to you how it works. When
| was in London some years ago, took
a fancy to very handsome carriage
rug, the price ofwhich was four pounds
sterling. On coming home found that
these rugs of English make were CELL
ing in New York, after paying duty, at
s35' Presently, however, an American
manufacturer took a notion to produce
them, and when he got under way and
began to supply the market the price
fell to Sl1. This is the way tariff
operates. 1t sets capital and brains to
work in our own country; and soon
competition and skill give US cheap
er article than We can get from abroad.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-11
Fatal Accident.

George L. Wolf, lad about Is years
of age. an apprentice to James Patckel,
farmer in Willistown township, near
Sager's Mill, was out gathering shell
barks on Wednesday last, and was
killed. 1t appears that about O'Clock
p. m. he asked Mr.. Patched permis-
sion to go into the meadow to gather
shellbarks that were lying under the
trees. Permission was granted, but at
the same time he was cautioned against
climbing the trees, which he promised
not to do. About five o'clock in the af-
ternoon Mr.. James McVaugh, who was
passing through the meadow for the
cows, found young Wolf lying st the
foot of tree with his neck broken and
his head fearfully crushed. His body
was cold when found, and it is suppos-
ed that he fell early in the afternoon
from the tree, distance of at least fifty
feet, aud that death must have been in
Simultaneous. The parents of the de-
ceased reside in Philadelphia, and
his death will be severe blow to
them.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-11
Horrible. .Murder By . Child.

! Near Herbana, Middlsssx county,
Va, there lives oolored man with his
wife and three children. On last Sun
day the parents went to church and
compelled their eight-year.old daugh-
ter to remain at home and mind the
baby. She did not want to do this, and
when they left she was very sulky.-
Shortly after their departure the baby
became noisy, and the girl, tired of
taking care Of it, took it to woods
near by, and in the most cold-blooded
manner cut its throat from ear to ear,
with a common table knife. When the
parents returned and asked where the
baby was, she said thata "ragamufiin"
had been there and had taken the
child away into the woods and killed
it. The parents, thoroughly alarmed,
went to the woods, and there one Of
the most blood curdling sights met their
eyes. Lying upon the ground at their
feet lay the now cold body of their in
FAINT son, while all around the earth
was stained with the blood which had
flowed from the gaping wound in the
neck.
The body was taken into the house
aud very soon all the inhabitants of
the surrounding country had heard the
details of the affair. Mr.. William H.
Perkins, the magistrate of the district,
summond jury Of inquest. The eight
year old daughter was summoned be-
fore this body and repeated her story
in regard to the ''ragamufin." Upon
very close examination, however, the
child admitted the truth Of the. matter
as detailed above and she said she did
not think she was doing any harm.