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New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

under the statute, was "to Justice done" she
thought that Miss Adeline Martin had ruled her annts
home and she didn't want her unfair adVan
tage Miss Martin who Is alleged to have exerted uD-
due influence her aunt, l. "a handsome and In
teigentoo1ng woman OF about twenty-three years OF
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

painter and professor or the fine arts re-
Gently sand 10 one his pupils Your picture Is not
oute up the composition Is too much to
lie lett OF the canvas besides tue expression Of tho
head OF the principal figure is httie strained may
add that this 10 me 10 De rather long Tho
pupil answered: But you must consider, SIR IL Is noe
vanished YETI.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
rax s.s.psN-uewsN r.oUpE.

This troupe performed three nights IN
HooyeT's II ill. 10 toicrsbiy Tair audiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin are excellent perform
ers, and their entertainments were highly
appreciated. TBev GO from this citv to
Lcadviile. Colorado. and we trust they
will NEE; with that sncccs, their profess
siouai character deserves.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
gsn.Eaox CEGPPixGs.

Freeze out" is ne popular pastiine
Of the boys, 4" noH>a-days.
--Mcssrs. c. B Withrow aud J. X.
Reeve aIe putting up ice. 4 good enter
Pulse. Put up lots of it, boys.
We are on the eve Of another coal
famine. Abbott. V ny dome you write TO
then .e.iers p
Tie vo;celess wal. Of thirty children
of schooiabie age, in CImarrOn, goes up
TO the Powers that be-" tor Z school.
lis there aay vay whereby We can
have sehoo: Ia CtnsfIol without build
Jag /. school house!
Surprise Parties are d. rage new.
Someiimts one party IS surprised. AMI
sometimes the other.
We are glad 10 see our friend, Miss Nat
,ie Smell. has returned TO spend lev
weeks al home. visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. 4. d. Wc;lick has the frame Of
his new store building up. His building.
when completed, will be 20xG0, two stor'e'
nigh.
We are sorrg to learn that our aged
friend. Mr.. James 81. Boaz, is Yet VERY
low. NJ. b. has oaiy lately come here
from Indiana.
MIR. W. II. Patterson. of Pike county,
Ohio Is among the late arrivals. He ex
pects TO "opcn ont in some enterprise IL
the spring. W. wish him the best pos
sible success.
1t looks natural to see our frlen'
Malachai around olcc more. He has takeI
charge of his old section.
Post Office hours. after breakfast
come early and late; late IN evening am
early ia morning.
Last beard from Jake ShOup he ba'
n cali to Hutchinson. Jake will worr,
,em through until thoJ will send hin
here.
Another brace Of [. 5. land agents il
.owu-Messrs. Cutler and Peters Thes
: gentlemen. like al, oIhess of their craft
, Are clever gentlemen. and will locate wit
Is permanently and help build up our tow
/ and county Thrl hail IRON Pike county
Ohio. All business II their line entrnstc
to rhcm Will receive prompt. and II
, doubt satisfactory. affection.
Fey. t,..,. X. Hoover. of FranSfoI
Station. H., who vas here last wsek
e has a.e:. h,-:ud FROM. Cos home safeis
: Jack ~, obt aud aii H. IA 50 well please
with orr town and comfy that he ha
gone TO work III earnest for US. He wi
send hi, family n early spring. Ely
5 Rev. o. " Wright will preach :
- S,.arey;l!e the coming Sabbath.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
CITY COUNCIL.

Regular meet lug Of the Cou,cii )f the city Of
Dodge City, held Tuesday. Jan. :, 1873
Present-Jaires II. Kelley, Mayor.
II. ID. Colley, C. N. Becson, james -inderooH.
CGunClmcn.
Minutes Of previous meeting read aud approved.
The following bills were allowed.
Chas f. BIssett salary Of police force ssGl t1
Z. +. Colbprn, attorney ami clerk .,-. "a ~
Dodge City Times printing .---..-.-..-.. = tn
Il q Cook salary Is Treasurer. ..--..-. ~ to-
II. Collar fo- fire buck is is -
\. J. Anthony, rebate on tx wr'ngiuily
assessed. .---------- .------------------- - -
On motion of ID. ID. Galley. the police force
were allowed for the month oi DectIn'ier i.'0
salary al 500 per month. aus, oreTcfl that ihry
receive said amount per month until further or
dered.
The r.nnTt Of IN. committee on crossing. re
porting the ground unfit 1t prsscn, fur grading,
WAS accepted
On motion council adjourned.
T. r. CoLBORN, City Cie.k-
Approved,
JAMES II. KELLEY, Mayor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
THE GidNEs.

Three couriers arrived 10 Dodge City this
Friday morning. bearing dispatches to
military headquarters. They report that
the Cneyenres have again broken from
their reservation. Telegraphic dispatches
have passed 10 headquarters, but we can
nor Issra any reliable particulars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
NOTICE
u. 5. LAND OFFICE,

u d LAND vi slltt
I.arnei, Kansas, Jin ;, iss3-
"OHPLAiNr h wing been entered II ihis Ollie"
bv W II. Vernon against 1haxtar Tar
tuu FOR abon,iunipg his iiUmestea'! entry No sCsS
dated March ~, ISIS, upon tn - : / quarter
Of sccIi"n IL, township a south. range as west.
ia sequoy ali county. Kan, with v'eW 20 the car
eel ion Of said n;ry the sai'i parties are here
by summoned to srrear at This cfiig- On Tie o5.h
day Of February is.3. q: 10 o cob Al, . respond
AMI furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged
abandonment HENRY BOOTH, Receive CT.
iili-Sws
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Sac. +. smith reports c-iIl. ioirg we'll
re c,ro,- at the Purg iai's End 'i'.r
ram. .on.h. Ga the Lili-id-- facing The
...,,,h there il ont lit IN aud -tac< ind
fed IN abundance. Ga The .svei plains
nor n # The \ K tnsas he case u quite "a
finn rh-,. !, vrry isu!- cx pcs'd scrisos,
.rl cattle sre ~anIsriag aiNs.t Tor food ana
Il d., 2 i,,i ii tie. Thy isve begun eros
rg The riv.r ., v:ri' us pom - Lss An'-
u - Leader.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
THE REVIVAL.

The reyiya. mectugs III TIL tn.cn
church arc still in progress. During the
session Of tho conrt the meetings have
been large V attended aud $40 interest iHN
tsnsiiiel. These meetings have been the
source OF a good deal of spiritual comfort
and the iii!aence has hrcn felt.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
CH URCH Z =.


Methodist Episcopal. Preaching ir-t
and third sundays Of each month. ~ ii n 3D..
and y. IN. in the Union church building.
Pew. ADAM HOLM, Pastor.
Ppcsbylerian. Preaching the second Jnsl
fourth SUNDAYS of each month ut same hours, at
the Union church. o. W. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Sabbath school ut 10 sm. every sunday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
DODGE CITY Town Coupaxy.

At a Meeting Of the Stockhoiler, O: tn
- DODGE CITY TOWN COMPANY. hail
} anIisry 81, 1879. DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CSC.
DS EACH SHAKE wss declared. ard u ".:s -
s.ved that the Secretary 81 notify TIE $50 J.
holders by letter.
Il NJ. WRIGHT. President.
W. : TIENAlNE, secretary aEd Treasurer.
ili-3t
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

posts:
County Attornev-M w. Sutton.
Sheritf-W. b. Masterson.
Clefk-H. r. Myton.
Tuesday afternoon tie time was occuS |
pied in the usual preliminaries required
for the working order of the conrt.
Wednesday morning, the case of James
Skellv, charged with stealing horse and
gun. was taken up. The prisoner was
found guilty of the charge.
Wednesday afternoon, the trial OF Dan.
Woodland, charged with assault with in>
tent TO kill, took place. The prisoner
was defended by II. f. dryden. The
prosecution was conducted by County Ats
torney Sutton, who made q vigorous and
able argument against the ''pIstol prac-
| lice" in Dodge City. The jury was ont
but a short time and brought in a verdic;
of guilty. The defense moved for a new
| trial.
Frank Jennings. charged with horse
stealing. was found guilty.
James A. Bailey plead guilty to the same
charge.
ii. Gould. alias Skunk Curley. plead
guilty to the charge Of assault with intent
TO kin.
/ In the case OF Thoma. O'IiaraG. charged
with the murder Of H. T. McCarty, q
motion for change Of venue was lied.
The trial of NJ. A. Sebastian was being
had Friday. but up to the time Of going
to press no verdict had been reached.
Sebastian and Bill Brown are charged
with stealing twenty.seven sacks of corn.
The trial of Brown will follow that of
Seba stan.
The next cases 90 the docket ave those
of c. L. Holcomb and &. i. Watkins,
charged with stealing cattle.
The trjai of Dutch Henry VIII close Tic
criminal docket. This may nor be had
until the adjourned term OF the court.
The sentences of the several convicted
prisoners will be passed before the ad>
jourument Of courr.
The following ATTORNEYS were IN attends
ancc: I. 2. Colborp, Thomas $. jones.
II. f. Gryden. Nelson Adams. Geo. \.
Kellogg, ID. NJ. Frost. Judge StraEg, Judge
W. X. Brown
There WAS a large attendance during
the entire session "f court. Aanv o. lie
= spectators we're interested parties. - jg~
roTs. witnesses. Sc.
The large criminal calendar suggests III"
l .-probabiit. Of an ''en,ieayo,' on tie
part of tie officers 10 do :ieir a'tS. io
an uapn.iGd,ced person. somebody has
' been making things lively. Sheriff Bat
Masierstu, Under Sheriff Btssett. and
Deputies Dnity aud Masterson. have eyI'
j Geuf!v ea.nej the hGh praise accorded lo
: them for their vigilance aud prompt action
in the arrest OF offenders oi tine Jaw.
The en"rgg of the ipdomtable and un'
Il tirlng worker, County Attorney Sutton.
' IS mantle led in the successful prosecution
of these eases. Mike ccttaiu.g got Il
the joint IN his accustomed and abb,
> manner, and is deserving OF the man,
: good words spoken ~ his behalf for hi
efficient services in the caus OF justice.
y The court adjourns this Saturday eve
nihg. until week after next. when til,
u remainder of the criminal cases viii b,
IL tired and lie civil docket disguised OF.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Z. Martin has opened a merchant taiior-
ing shop in the east store, red front. Of
York. Haddcr & Draper. He is prepared
to do all work in his line with neatuess
and dispatch. and solicits public patrons
age.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
No MORE CREDIT.

Morris Collar gives notice that tle credit bus
mess is played out for the year ls.e. lie must
have cash for all goods sold by him.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
NOTICE..


Lsrned. Kansas, Jan. 6 is.g.
NoMPLAINT having been ent red % THIS oil
l fee hy James H. Read against AOnzn u
i:T,yl.n Tor abandoning his Timaer Culture c1iiy
No .Gl, dated Feb. &c. ISL, upon The southEeei
quarter OF section -, TOWNSHIP "a south, riur"
.; west, n KrarDey county. kanst-, withs VIEW
to the cane citation Of sad entry; tie SAID paTt~
are hereby summoned TO appear at this Office On
the lsih dag of February, ISIS, al O'Clock. q M
10 respond and furnish testimony cohcerhir.
said alleged abandonment.
jllI-H HENRY BOOTH, Receiver.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

The anxiety Of those passengers. Who we're
q hours snow bound, Monday. east Of this city.
must have been terrible. A wagon ioaA o. pro-
visions was taken to the train In the evening.
-Quoth Mike to Ben,
Il say, old fel. what makes you look 50 sadf
Says Ben to Mike:
cole pard, I'm to-day . wsarin' me liver pad!'
sheriff Ba: MAsterson returned from Trini-
did on Sunday night Mr. Dutch Henry. well
known in these parts, accompanied him. We
gave some particulars of the arrest IN another
column.
Judge Adams, of Jackson county. NO,
father 81 Hon Nelson Adams, made rs a cal
NednezaAy We fui.u@ him an agreeable and
pleasant ccutieman, asd e0nNerscd on many
IamIi!ar Mi-sCuri "a jetts.
An exchargc saw some 'pstent-outsides
are lil., children who set first whack at green
u8plss in tle spring iime, they have miserable
in-ides." The Spelreyiil New. appear. 10 have
a chronic attack Of ChJlaFa InOrbus.
-.Ju{ae l. = Jones. OF Cottonwood Falls,
spcaj lass days IA D9a-e tnis week lie 70 in
attorney ai law. and is looking Tor western
location. The jnlss an old VI ssouri aequaiE-
tasce snI we were glad TO meet him.
The Peabody Gazette wants some onc to
kill the editor Of tire Dodge City TINES. H
thinks The "puHs' we "orIginate" would de
populate am State" Nobody VIII Kill the Ca
lctte mamie viii die u natural death.
Il ". d johnson. OF Cimlrran, was ad-
mitted q; she present Term OF ih. District court
to practice at the Ford county bar. Mr.. Jotn-
son was some weeks ago appointed Deputy
County Attorney FOX Eooie county He has been
a resident If Cinsrron about one year. and has
= host Of irieais who Will follow him in ; eI-
ersetic course 10 bund mp the rapidly growing
Foote county.
C. l.. Ilubbs, edito. of the kinsley Bepa5li-
caa gave H. IA pleasant call Tuesday We
"scraped up" i Missouri acquaintance with Mr..
Hubs which We are pleased 10 renew IA Nan
sts Hubbs has bad some bitter experience IN
our lIholous neighbpriu'c town, eut we are glad
to record his triumphant ylndIcstion. May he
console himself with tic Bard OF AVON, Ia thai
familiar quotation, Thrice armed Is he Hho
halh his quarrel jlst.'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Buy the KANSAS QusKN. the best Break
ing Pillow in use. For sale By
H. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Buv the Kansas Queen. the Bcst Breaks
ing Plow in use. For sale by
NJ. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
osAGR CITY COAL.

Andy johnson came to our relief. Sat>
urday. by bringing us load OF Usage City
coal We had almost run TO dispair. and
feared that we would be driven to the eS-
tremitv of begging. borrowing, or steal
ing coal.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Losr.--. Colts Revolver pistol. a.
The finder viii he literally rewarded By
returning tie pistol to the TINES Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Buy the KANSAS QUEEN.
The Best Breaking Piow in use.
For sale bv NJ. CoLLAE.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
posi- oyrICE ,s0Uns

From 4. ". to .. P. NJ. Money Orders
,.sred from . l. N. to T.. NJ. SUNDAYS
.ycep,cd. II. J. fRiSGEa. 7. VI.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Buy the KANSAS QUEEN.
The BEST BREAKING PLow in use.
For sale by Il. Collar.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11

Rev. o. " Wright will preach a
the coming Sabbath.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-11
DISrRscr COURT.

DIOT1ICT OoU0T.
The January term Of the Ford County
Distinct Court. &. J. Pstsrs. JUDGE. Pre-,
siding, convened Tuesday sftsrneon. The
following officers wore promptly ct their
p0sts:
County Affnrnax-M w. Sntfnn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03

WE try to keep posted in all the
leading markets of this country, and
have recently purchased heavy stock
of Fab & Winter NEW GOODS from
all sections, many of which are direct
from manufacturers. Our stock is now
frsh and attractive, and as usual among
the largest to he found in the county.
Special after ton called TO our New
Black Cashmeres, English and French,
from so 20 soc. also new French de-
signs In Prints, Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
Scarfs, Neilings Largo and complete
stock of BOTS q SHOES, James.
kefScvs, shifting Stripes, Linseys.
Cassimercs, Nails, Salt, &c Agent for
the Light Ruaii,g Domestic .Sc,cing
MACHINE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. Sept. %. 1870

MoSDAY. Sept. %. 1879.
Cattle are sold az these figures live weight
hogs are sold a, net weight. that "a 20 per
cen, tgener.liy) OF from live weight. sheep
are sold gross. hat is live weight, or moth
ing Off
BEEF CATTtE.-The market this week favored
buyers, the offerings being somewhat In excess
OF The demand, which Was not at any urse &C.
tive. The quality OF tlie offerings was not as
good as las, week, az the through Cattle sere
with few exceptions, tie hes, OF the receipts and
went through as destined, bat few being put on
this market. Prices were &c OF for the bes,
grades and ic oil On the Others. With exception.
al cases where ,c loser figures were accepted 20
effect sales We quote at -Gs5 per 100 lbs,
bnt few selling at the latter p-ice
MiLcu Cows. The demand IS improving. as
FAR as good Cows are concerned. We quote at
2O@ S45 per head, to quality
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Bceves at 62@s5 90: that gen
orally rated FIRST quality O0@i 25 medium or
good fair quality 2 37@S3 so ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows OOC9s2 25 extrcme
range Of prices o0G9S5 90. Most Of the sales
were from 20 TO "a 90 per TOO los. OF the
receipts 1916 head came from Ohio. 2s29 from
Virginia, 24os from West Virginia, % from
Maryland % from Tennessee, lsI from
North Carolina, I'll from Missouri, aud
90 head from Pennsylvania-total receipts f,f
the week $500 head against els2 last week,
and 5ell head same time la, year or the
offerings 1852 head we're taken by Baltimore
butchers 20 sold to Washington city butchers,
1907 to country dealers, s 40 TO Eastern specu-
la,ors-tou,l sales Tor the week i59 head against
1929 last week, oul ojC5 head snme tine
last year
SWINE There is a married falling OF in the
number Of tn receipts comPttol with last
week, nor is the quality rs good in say of The
pens az it was then. Prices have been we'll
iniained, the demand being reported ny diiF-r
eut dealers rs fair" and good. =" the latter in
most Of the yards. We quote at 5Gf5i cents,
with few extra at , cents per 10. Get. Pros
poets are fair. Arrivals this week 532l head
asHiust s7l+ last week and 1856 head same
tine las; year
Sussp AID LANBs -Thcre Is falling cfT in
the number of the offerings as compared with
last week, aud no Improvement ia their qla)i-
Il, nearly all the yards rep rliuy tloir 5toc as
Indifferent There is some little demand Cor
good butcher Sheep, ana Lambs also, Is, no; 20
a gren, extent. Stock Sheep are dlu. We quote
hatcher sheep "a; aiat! cts, and Lsails TT q
G14} cts per 10 gross, Gnl generally old with
Old Sheep. Stock Sheep-E~e ut = GOO: % 90
per head, and Holhers 3Gal cents per 10 A.
rivals this week 6i22 head against 1,4s last,
week, aud Jloi head same tIne last year san
HALTEloEE, Oct. !.
GRAM Il he pfTariuUa of SDui horn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03
To Farmers!

'Hh undersigned. having permanent Nv locs.
Il tel in Romney, offers Tor sale VI. follow
ing agricultural implements, Sc
Steam Engines. portable aad stationary. the
Celebrated Trsctioa Farm Engire &C. & q
Cooper Co, ronv Circular SewmiIs, Throsh-
ing Machine, Turbiuc Water Wheel. Mowe-a
4 ienpers, Horse Hay ard Crsin Rakss. tI.ion
Center Draft Glover Hu)lcrs Grain Drills sui,
Ky CGlivators, Piows Pan Feed Mills. Cider
Ntis, Corn Shelicr9, Fodder Cutters. Hay and
Cattle Scales. r., &c
Also. Agent for hampshire. Mineral & Tlarar
Counues, iog the Best Fertilizers on the market
Pure IN nal Matter, y.z Russell Coo & Fat,
mer's Choice. Also, noyihlng n my line Call
for aud you shali &c supplied prcnptly and on
the most reasonable terms Terms 10 suit the
times AID to meet competition
Every implement warranted 10 give snttsrac-
lion Give me VHN before Purchasing else
uhJre
GEO. W. SUOCKEY.
Agent.
S,s> an also Agent for the Peabody Wheel
inE W. Va Insurance Company
R9mney, May lG. lS79.-ty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03
MISERAL CONSTRUCTIONS from the
keyser Echo:

On Tuesday morning M Isao r;
kens fell dead in his ward nc,r Rnri;a.
ton, this county, 1t is tbon,b, sra
p"ialytic stroke. He had been at work
mouse, when he suddenly fell TO the
ground dead He leaves large family.
Saturday evening Deputy Virts brought
in John Thrush, from near Ridgeville
charged with retailing whiskev w;tbon,
license. lie was sent 10 Jail in default
OF ban Tor his appearance in court
On Thursday and Friday last Depdty
MARSHA! Virts made raid on persons
charged with violating the revenue laws.
ne brought IN Joseph f.. Williams. from
Nilllamsport, Grant county. md Solo-
mon Blser OF iiampshire county both
charged With selling liquor without q
license. Williams had be,ripg nm
Saturday. wien the commissioner con-
sldered the evidence insufficient to hold
nun. and he WAS accordingly disch argcd
liiser had hearing on Tuesday, at
whici 1T appeared that he has brother
mia who IS distiller, and that this
man once brought some whiskey to par.
ties.in Burlington. who did not take il.
and he then left il with Biser. who sold
1t Tor him. tle was held in 81. 500 bail
for the United States court. Mr.. Biser
Is - preacher in the bunker church. md
has q reputation for honesty and cor
RICHNESS sccon 10 no man. Ills offence
was committed through ignorance. but
unfortunately for him the law makes no
allowance Cor that.
The fail term of the Circuit Court for
Hardy county adjourned on Tuesday
evening last. In the case Of 2. w. Coop
CT for arson, was acquitted, and in the
case Of Cyrus ii. Scott, for killing CO..
lored man, the jury returned verdict
of imprisonment for four months and a
fine of fifty dollars and costs.
There is some sort cf honor even
among thieves. The Manhattan bank
robbers have returned to the New York
police 500 Uaitcd States five twenty
bond, tho property Of poo7 woman
named Emily Tyson.
Who is going to r. F. IIarri5on's big
salo Of short Horn Cattle, at the Win,
chester Hair, next week
lIu,b&nl.-' Sorry (hic) I'm so late.
Some fellows detained me-" Wife-"I
should haze retired, but was detained the
same way"
\ San Francisco main was caught al
terins the figures on his mothers tomb.
stone, his Object being to make tie date
suit his purpose in lawsuit.
nn. Book, of Leipsic, holds tea and
coffee accountable for nervousness and
( pooyi,Lnc4a.
The management Of the agricultural
society have secure! the Arabian horses
recently presented by the Sultan o. Tur-
key to General Grant, for exhibition at
/ t!:o Fair nj Cumberland next week They
viii 40 Doubt prove a great attraction
Pupils continue to come in slowly, as
has been the custom heretofore. At the
( present writing there are scycuty-scyen
IN Attendance in both dcpt:tmcnts.-
/ Tobie'
Fishing in the South Branch IS unu-
#sLy good. And ID is not uncommon
/ for parties 10 catch Is to 100 Gne bass
+ IL. - few hours Il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03

The October term of Hampshire Coun.
j. Court will begin on Tuesday, October
Eth proximo. i. y. Schnibbc ana Abra-
ham IIass arc the associate Justices who
|will sit with the presiding Justice, jaime.
[ShectA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-03

Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F.& a, 81. meets
,n the 3rd Friday in each month
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER ScHED ULE.

81 HHEA - : Il II 4 T.
L.,n Spring Run, "a foliows
EAST BOU&D.
h. 10. Accommodation -. $50 A. NJ.
h. 81 Freight & Passenger. 10 Is 8. NJ.
10. ). Express ---.---..-.3.l5 L. VI.
10. Al. Freight * Passenger. $40 y. NJ.
WEST BoUND.
TO- 40. Freight & Passenger. 1i.06 A. NJ +.
10. 10. Express, AZ l.. VI
10. IA. Accommodation, .4.03 L. NJ
10. 10 Il No. >. Express Trains, daily.
No. a. Freighr& Passenger daily to Martins
avg. All the other tr aims daily, except Sunday
J. VI. WEliAGE, AGENT.