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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
The Democracy Of Old HanaD.
ehir9 Aroused.

The people Of Hampshire County were
highly favored on Tuesday last. the
first dGy Of our Circuit Court. by the
presence Of several gentlemen from
abroad Who had been invited TO addreol
the Hancock sAd English Club OF Hanlp
Shire County. Notice having been Civ,
Ell that theso gentlemen would address ne
upon tho political issues of the day. 4
large number OF persons were early up.
on tho ground. At eleven o'clock the
Club vas called 70 order by II. Il. Gil.
Heson, President, Who presented as the
hrst speaker Hon. Frank iereford. Il.
). Senator Of W. Va, who made an able
speech To which his audience listened
With marked attention. Mr. Hereford.
spoke about two hoars aud at the con
clnsion OF his epcoch the club took n 70
cess until O'Clock.
Upon Che reRsscmbing Of tho Club
the President introduced Hon. Jamog
Morrow, Jr., Of Marion County. who first
demonstrated tho fact that TITS country
he's always bscn democratic. that since
tho election OF Sir. Buchanan. i'm 1856.
there has not b0en a fair test OF The com.
paratiyc strength OF the two great parties
until 1876, when Mr.. Tildon was cleo
Ted by n majority OF 2jO 900 votes. SIR.
Morrow then discussed with great clear.
ness tho matters affecting the character
Of James 4 Garfield that render him I'm.
ht for tho highest place within the in,
Of the people.
The last speaker introduced vas Hon.
VIM. J.. Wilson, Of Jefferson who in his
very stirring speech discussed the frauds
OF Gle Radical party IN Lou.siana and
Florida, and in seating man rs Pres
idcnt who was never elected.
All the speeches we're !isiouol 10 with
thc greatest attention and will DO much
good in this County.
Tho occasion wss honored bv the
presence Of some Of our ladies and ems
livoned by the worry good music OF orr
band. A LISTENER.
We arc indebted to Mr.. james
Wirgman Tor late Denver papers.
A letter addressed to r. FsHEa
Bomnoy, W. Va, is held for orc.
payment Of thrcc cents postage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10


CIRCUIT CoURT convened on Tra,-
day morning, and after transaetiug some
necessary business, adjourned 20 give
the speakers present chance 70 en-.
tighten the voters upon the political
subjects OF the day.
Tue Court is sti}i in session. snI. VIC
understand, good deal of business
had heon transacted up 10 yesterday owe.
ming.
The contracts OF the D., D. and q.
institution with Coal and Wheat for the
ensus'ng year wore awarded u fow dave
ago, to /. II. c. Pancake, Esq, the for
ner at "a go per ton Of 2.240 pounds,
and the latter, $50 bushels at 9S cents
per bushol. The contract for fresh
meats Vas awarded TO Charles Harm.
son, Esq, nj s6 60 per hundred pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10


YETE5T VIRGINIA, TO wn AT rules beld
w in the Clerk Onice OF the County Contt
OF Hampshire County, on ,he lg, Aoudsy in
September, 1890.
John G. Brady and Isaac Z. Brady.
Executors OF Samuel -. Brady, dc.
ooased, PlainilGs,
-.
Poyton Combs, Absalom Combs, Ma.h.
ow Comma. VIM Combs, Kato Wolfe.
John SSiahoy aud - his vito.
frederick Ssasl,ey, james Starkey,
Susan Timbrook. john Ruclcman.
Thomas Ruokmsn, 8. II. Lupton. Z.
n. Keller ard John W. Stewart, De-
fsndantg, In Chancerv.
ThS object OF this sEit Is TO cell the lancs
which vege assigned 20 Aau Combs, widow %
james Combs, dsceeGed. as her dover, Which
aJa situated "a the South Fork cf Little Canan.
II cad County, and 20 divide the proceeds OF
ouch sale among those entitled theToto.
And Il appearing by nfiGgii that the dcEen-
dsui9 sgatR6w Cciub3, Wan. Comb Knte Wolfe
Frederick SlarSey, JAmos 3Rrkey job Rack
msn an1 Thomas RucknAa 90 not resils in
tie Stato OF West F!gsiSia.
10 IS ocdcrsa that the said uoa-. csiaept drfsn-
daats 90 appear here within oas rc5nth after
dgo publication of this order aui 90 What d
necessary 10 protect theiE integcsi In lbia eaiI.
fcste.
G. s. WHITE, Q ocHo.
Eep'enber 10 l5so.--8N.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
soaiI. Brand. Sntsiligenter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 10. 1880.

-
We arc deeply psined to announce
The sudden death, on Tuesday evening
last, of orr esteemed friend and physi-
clan, Dr.. 5. r. LupTox, OF this plrcs.
Seldom does an event OF this Kind cast
snch dark shadow of gloom over cur
town--in less Than half an hour after
the words "Dr. Lupton is dead" were
spoken. the streets worc vscated. those
Who met spoke rs j. were in whisnered
tones, ell was saddeued into silence
the very air seemed in sympathy with
the crushed and aching bcarts.
Az an early hour yesterday morning
the remains OF tho DR.. were carried to
the Cemetery, attended by very large
coneoursc OF relatives and friends. Our
Pastor being absent, there WAS no SER
vice in the church.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

mo peace, and have such i.ris1;o,;o,
aod power ir erininal cases 40 mo, 10
prescribed by law. And iusticea OF ,ss
$50 SnsSi nave authority to take The
aeauO"'e uSment OF deeds and other
"t'.lngs, administer oath, and take and
certify aepos'tions. And the legislature
may give to justices such additional civil
jurisdiction and powers within their 70.
speetiVe counties Is may be deemed ex.
peuieh', under such regulations and re-
se'ietions as may be prescribed by ger.
eral law, except that in suits TO recover
money or damages their Jurisdiction and
powers shall iD no case exceed three
hundred dollars. Appeals shall be al.
'owcd from Judgments OF justices of the
peace In such manner Us nav ba IRE
scribod by law.
-. Tho legislature shall upon Tho
application of any county, reform. alter
or modify tho county court estahlished
Oy THIS s-tic'e in such county. and in
lieu thereof, with the assent OF /, major.
ny Oh tue voters OF such county, voting
* 90 election. create another tribunsl
ior Inc transaction OF the business re-
CURED TO DO performed by the county
court created by this article; and in
such case, al the provisions OF this ar
ticle in relation to tho county court shall
oe applicable TO the tribunal established
IN lieu OK said court. And when such
trlbanal has been established, IL cha II
continue TO act in lieu or tho county
court until otherwise provided by Law.
80. lie Office of commissioner snd
justice OF the peace shall be deemed in
compatible. Vacancies in tho Office Of
commissioner. clerk Of tie county court
ana Justices Of the peace shall be filed
by the county court Of tho county until
the next general election.
JoEST RESOLUTION proposing an amend.
nent 20 The Constitution OF this State.
Res2tse3 ty he Legislature of Vest Vir.
giot7, ''ec-thir!s Of Ell ME NJ esaLers elected
% eoeh House agreeing thereto: That the
following 90 d the Same is hereby pro
posed as an amendment to the Constitu
ton Of this State, to wit:
That section thirteen, of article three.
fa 1t now is, be stricken on. and the fol.
lowing be inserted in lieu thereof,
10. In suits az common law, hero
'he value IN controversy exceeds twenty
dollars, exclusive ot interest and costs
the right OF trial by jury, If required by
either party. shall DO preserved and in
such suis hefore a justice, jury may
consist OF Six persons. No fact tried by
Jury shall bo otherwise re.cxamineG
IA any cssa than according TO the rules
! Of the common law
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

We are authorized to announce the
Hon. j. ID. ARMSTRONG, the present
Judge of this Circuit, rs a candidate
Tor reelection, both under the present
Constitution and the proposed amend
ment thereto.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

Low mans Coincidence B.li permit
him 70 borrow lis ro,gLbor's fept- aad
road &c Wica 10 is amply able Co cub
'-fico sa5 plI iof one hlLa..t is. vs
-rg21Ea, OF ol-csy9s lJ contemporary.
one e. lle er.-. egstut.ot 'irs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

We are authorized to announce
John Monroe Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Hampshire
County.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
EGARXsZBsD.

On Grassy Lick, x the residence of
the brides father, On the 5th inst, b.
Rev. S1n4ucl Uwstot, MF. WRIaHr ".
RUcZ2IAH 20 Aiss LCcY CT. HrAgE, all
of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

brings Ribbon end Millinery dopnrtrn
where tue average country merchant money the side OF
deal make this effective dollar trimmed
Hats viii 10 offered dollar fifty until
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

MR. HARPER You are authorized
toannounce ALFRED Z. WHITE,
Esquire, us p candidate tor 3 seat IN
the next House of Delegates. from
this County. many VOTERS.
July so, 1850.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT the Notop wordwhore Hosery.
ladies' and gen children and nse o various styles and different Ia
bs Gloves Towels Edgng all growing stale upon
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT No shows radical mark down in prices Of dress goodvash
popns reduced from 81
reduction in dress goods worthy yoer prompt attention
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

USEFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. towns.
man, Dr. q. X IIeist, has recently
received patents for two useful and
ingenious inventions commoda
and new device for revolving chairs.
such as piano stools, office chairs, etc.
by which the scat is always maintain
ed in perfectly rigid position. pre-
venting the wabbling motion which is
so Objectionable in revolving seats of
the common pattern. The commode
IS automatic, more simple in construc-
ton than any in use, and the principle
may De adapted TO any ordinary chair.
Both inventions have the merit of o.
riginGlity, simplicity and economy,
and are already attracting the atten-
ton OF capitalists. We have no doubt
they Will come into general use, and
We hope may prove profitable to the
inventor Winchester Times.
:CDr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
cured my son of erysipelas." Mrs. z.
Shelter, Larimer. Pa.
Prof. Veunor predicts another " arm
spell and then very cold nights with
sharp froats
Knottsviiia, Taylor county. ia 90
ing g have { 'Inush and milk" sup
per, 10 raise funds 10 put new roof
or. tHe n. Z. Church OF that place.
Eii lee, convict at the Penitcntiarv
whose cqsc eNcited SO much comment
ia the republican papers in this and
other Statcs, died last week. after
short illness. lee was O dangerous
mao end = troublesome prisoner
MJTn55viile Gazette.
The Only surviving member of the
Iiury That convicted Mrs. Surratt. lives
inn ilarrisyiIle, Richie county, re.
marks the Clarksburg News. His
nspo is General Harris. Every
member x that jury but the General
are dead, and all met Unnatural deaths.
/ The General has a comfortable home
in the county seat aud is living out
ira taF- n % quiet manner. He il a
finely educated gentleman and bears
nctka of rare intelligence.
Thor, ra7 q Hancock and English
pole a Frankfort, on Saturday
last, wLeH addresses were made by
VIM WclJh of Keyser, and others.
BETTER TIMES.
Tho business revival and new era
/ OF prosperity which has commenced
a- 'a keeping with the increased
health end happiness all over the land
/ resulting rom the general introduc.
I ton pi warmers Safe Kidney and
INcr Cure "The changes wrought
/ by thiH remedy" says Rev. Or. Hsr-
veg, "goem but little less than mirac-
us.'--Aug 13.-3m.
AGENTS AND CANvAssERs
Make from Ss.L5 to $50 per week
...Gaz goods Tor RfDROUf 4 co, 10
! Bt- - Street. 'cW York
Sfoa t0r ilcir Natslogus add terms.
August ~ l3s1.--ly.
"Wor.L ,ls;r weight in eoldo is
what "Sollor3' Liver Pills" are said
TO 30. II yol don't believe it try
them
The Supreme Court of the State of
New York has decided that J. G.. Az
or Co. of Lowell, have the sole
right TO usa The words CHERnY PEc.
ToEAL for medicine, and has issued
an injunction against +. V. Rushton,
Of New York City, for selling Rush
tons Cherry Pcctoral or Cherry Pee
toral Lozenges, or any other use Of
tao name To deceive the public. This
decision Of the high court includes ali
dealers who coll any similar articles
Port Jefferson a.. II Leader -2w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

We are authorized to announce, Mt
the solicitation OF numerous voters
from different parts OF the County.
Col. SAMUEL COOPER, candidate for
n seat III the next House of Delegates
OF " est Va. Sept 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

IKE BARBEcUE will be held in a
beautiful Grove, near MCOREFiELD.
no Pains viii be spared to make this one
OF the largest and most enthusiastic
Democratic Meetings ever held il West
Virginia. Now is the tiae for eyorv
man who feels IN interest IN his country
20 'Tor:I for the success of the only patty
that holds the principles - The Fathers.
these Dus. be no more FRAUD; TO
more Soldiers ~ the Polls. Lot every.
BODY le'i that they arc invited t. come
-thoro viii be . hearty welcome to ali.
COA&tfrEE--JosepA Sprisg, II. s..
CArr, =, 5. Alexander, j ". Gilkeson,
". Aliton Harness, Z. McNei. gud JOS t.
l. ~ alingtau. sept 10, 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT No embraces those beautiful Pacific Lawns nearly vide
which have been selling 68ts they good property
but can't afford ;ou another they
go alike 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT No. represents the last Of pieces pocs
such rapid sale 12i cts; have few short pieces left aud will close
them nj Ice; old eyes 83c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT No viii show you sell you cheap clothing
believe carrying light weights another hold
Ing old stock for proftoUr clothing bncas steadily increases
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

The funeral OF DIR. s. Il. Lupton will
take place at the Presbyterian Church
this morning, ct 10 O'clock
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
TO TREspA88ERs

kIO1ICE ia hereby given % aii psrsoaB rot
~ % tresql38 90 ny lands three iaile3 bslov
Springfield. 10 Hampshire County, West Va
'5ef rs bazii-g, throwing iogn my fences,
&C., o. ia aay other manner. Parties THAI tres-
pa1sinE viii 30 dealt With 70 tic fg'lcst extent
o. The lay.
WILLIAM Z. SMITH.
Asyuet 81, lc89. AVID
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

LOT includes every yard OF black Alpaca
whole recc half pieces have all experienced
eve know on @
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

W uNc "a Sherman a 90 Michigan,
wat o. agent in thl1 c9v1iy co once. SO
SALARY o. 600 uonJl scd expenses Ds.d
fet ~ .la.s-atlfe as above Kay -Iy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

Lot no. will probably remind YOU that
old times have come now until September 10th we viii offer
10 cts tho astonishing and uniform price of These goods Will sell
and all be sold in few days in which duplicate
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
Brick /! Brick!

4 3 large Or small gUsndHes 20 rsls bv
. RUSSELL G BRO.
romory August g, 1850.
a bsaaHrul u1s ~ lad.a "City ma1e' but
~ irr. s'le iacs and ffoUi laco 540E5. tlst
u-r.v.1 ~ Gi.kcson, ruEh Z Faaes
Eguteg. Asa. ~. 1880
EDEAUY MADE CLOTHING Is being AID
~ ai Glk87l P1gh VaucGs, % v6rg re-
~ '61fes lHoaooy tng %, 1850.
eBHiAs NtV ORLEANS Sugar C,,ic3os "a cls
j. heaty made Cloiblse afc0.t
r. RUSSELL p BRO.
Eonnsy, f1g1s' r, 1880
\ ANlf1 frimmef Lan ara Grlls 3frsz
p H7E. tsirs offered a, sIsason. pagf
F,1css. ~ lb3li cosf. honoey hry l0
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
r

nH 3uEia7 lsst ne 2znd nst N tie
q = N3rlavtaera Turrpika betrcsa r-nncy
srt lieessu1 Dfl0, a BLUE CLOTd FgOCK
COLT Any Cd. fndinr so.a coat will 81 a
favor uy leaving - 40 hiB Oal.o OF et 30 reel.
issc8 u sf. Alfred Moore. eest ofthss place.
JAS. o. HAEEN
August 27. 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
4. AR. &. He9aR &c gEg SIS s
CLOSING SAIL.
Begins Aug 4 9Th, q 1880,
And ends Sept. I STA


rate closing surplus dry goods notons clothing
and Shoes and fancy generally congratulated
pies carry large goods during busy season.
season Tres TO close them without
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A.Fs e. MOI,
on the Bird Friday in each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

GABRIEL r. McDoEALD, viii be
supported, at the ensuing election, for
Assessor of the End District Of lIamp-
shire County, by
MANY VOTERS.
August Is, 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10
BETTER TIMES.
A4ENTs I'D CANVAesERs

hhSe from Ss.LE to $50 per we
s,.Haz goods Tor @ RfDROUF q CO.
D. sy Street, scw York.
no. t'f 'ac'r 'atsiogus add terms.
August %. l3s)-Iy
Wor,L ,aa;r weight in gold"
what sellers Liver Pills" are sail
TO bo. II yoa don't believe it tr
them
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-10

. ~ y ILL., . Q = Il Q,
sep'enbcr 10, lsso.--40.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
.~GHbe ExOtlus Committee.

esNeToN, Feb. 7.-Before the
FL Committee to-day Leonard
Gel. Hackney, prosecuting attor-
neu the district In which shelby.
vii Ina, is located, testified that
. number Of cOl0red emiRrants ar
rived ct Shelbyville on December
18th. The mayor Of the town called
. meeting Of the council, when a
committee was appointed to make
provisions tor the destitute. Among
them they numbered 26 and about
VNeqe afterwards. They are still
scattered about the town. The coun.
tyis Democratic, but the C0ngres.
si0nal district IL doubtful aud very
clcse. A meeting OF citizens was
hehat which II Wae 'fesolved that
the law OF 1852, infictirR q penalty
Of i've hundred dollars upon any one
Who should bring . pauper into the
STATE, should Be enforced. Witness
Nolhed nom afnegr0 named Flow
oys and q Mr.. Packer that 10000 OF
Is 900 negroes would be sent into In.
diana beloee February ut. Several
other witnesses we're examined but
nothing Of importance was develop
cd, their. tsgtihony being similar to
that heretofore taken.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
Killed for DisObeying Orders.

A convict In the Wisconsin State
prison refused to 90 to his cell when
9n6D1o0 by ;the warden TO, do 10.
~ Holden held = watch 10 one
6oedhnA . pistol Ia the other, and
sajd: i viii give you three minutes
70 Obey, aud II you don't I shall
shQSt Xor< The- convict doa0edly
10 ~ 4lAllnd alood stali. IN.
ut6 alter minute passed, tho warden
counting them aloud. This Was in
~ Voshehop a1d all tho prisoner
were spectators Of tho scene. When
tho three minutes had expired the
&Ald1a took deliberate aim &C the
soovjot's heart and said: 'I'll give
20Ht w0 minutes moro, and I swear
THRU You then II you don't 20 70
your oeIl.' A defiant curse Vas the
1ooycply. At the end Of the extra
C.0 ml6utes the pistol Was fred and
toA CQnv1ct fell dead. The officer IL
Suolaln1d BY the higher prison auth.
sos1l4eoy Who say that bis course Was
perfectly proper under the circum-
Is: ssssssi ''i,it . osdss ,S Of
jndlctmpnt for murder.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
II three jolly Hushands.

Three jolly husbands out 10 the
country by the nance OF Tim Watson,
los Brown and Bill Walker, sat late
one evening drinking at . village
tavern, until, being pretty we'll
''cOrned,"t they agreed that each one,
90 returning home. should do the
first thing that bis wife told him In
default OF which he should the next
mornipg pay the bill.
The next morning Walker and
Brown were early at their pOets, but
il was some time before Watson
uade hts appearance. Walker be-
On first:
asYou see, when entered my house
the candle was out, and tho fire gave
buta 8limmering OF light. came
near walking into o pot Of batter that
the pancakes were to be made Of
next morning. My wife, who was
dreadldliy o1t OF humor at sitting up
selate, said to me sarcastically:
"Bill doput yeur foot In the bat.
teri'
''Just as you say, Maggie,.' said /.
and without the least hesitation /
put my foot into the pot Of batter,
and then went to bed"
Next. Joe Brown told his story:
MY wife had already retired In our
usual sleeping room which adjoins
the kitchen, the door Of which was
sjar, and not being able to navigate
perfectly straight, you know, made
q dreadful Gathering among the
household furniture and my wife, in
no very pleasant tone, bawled out
"D1bl0ek th( p0Iridge pot, Joe!"
nh sooner said than done.-1 seiz.
ed hold OF the bail Of the pot, and
striking II against the chimnsy.ieM.
broke II in a hundred pieces. liter
this exploit / retired to rest, snd got
q curtatn.lecture all night Tor my
palms." O. p
It Noen0W Tim Watson's turn to
give ~ account Of himself, wbllh.he
al NTH . very long face as lpSes:
Ny wife gave the most dtiucky
command ID the world, for i was
laundering up stairs in tHo N1sA
when she cried out: ar.ss,,-es
do break your rotten neck-do |
lll1,ll be bowed II I do. Kate" said
ehered myself up. I'd soon.
40H. the bill. and so, landlord.
l1lllD De cash for you; and this is |
lie last time I'll ever risk five dol
be command OF my wife,"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
Grand Ece16 )
WAREHOUSE

VIM. FRENCH, Props.,.?;s:ss,.
III Chamber & Bar0es q .srIl,'
and Ind secured their services, " ~, ~
81 eit to store and forward pronPH.
freights and cotton consie !.sss ~ sstl ~
Rates Of storage 10 future VI"
follows: !, T.. .,.ishh
Thirty.ive Gents PEI e.,. oeis s,;, ~
March 24-tf.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

IN Lake county, Ninn., while little
ApUnefue Burr. aged seven years,
- .0lsyiDg with bic equally Nttie
e9ocH rear bis home, down upon
- juvenile party came a enormous
No. Throwing the two children to
- @oend, and attempting 20 cor.
~ tae smsller one. Then 0as
e4hated the prowess OF the small
iA19aosug. Into the house he vent
Ao4oue 10 cane AGAIN with \ butch.
er knife; and that savage birds leg
he peoceeded 70 cut and Whack and
SlaeA Naturally the indianant
eog!e lett the girl and ENGAGED MIN
the boy, knocking him over. tearing
hi1 little pentsl0ons, and scratchin4
h1W seve6ely. The childish screams
Ron brought the mother 10 the
eeAs aad the inpudent EAGLE few
q eho'top Of tho barn and sse there.
I'll hungry for tho little Rirl.-But
slI4nDs Joe Betzler came. md
MIo ~, gun shot that eagle. and
~ ~ 0easueed him they found
,SS - eevsA ieet from one III
ueG - ~ other. Il
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Cno pistol WITH which 7 u

xne 9t1to! WITH which ]. Wilkes
booee shot Rreoident Lincoln T. n"v
e Ssxss Z y Charles Z. Wing. . thes eat
10y aovcoce agent, TO whom Il vas
.GyoA b J. Z. Ford, In ls75. Booth S
$1,000 ~ PISTOL on the stsee in
~ eo!S1ed night, and tho stage
aeea Who picked Il up threw # into
= &seeytt Yhele II. Ford ioasd
L. - : 1Heed removed Is
1psY nom tho theatre. The
d S ~ = e1eo1 which Booth
t6s 6oSSI S . dditsS'3en otIs.,1bs box y 10
occupies the theatre Where iinc" In
~ ~ III 94,:le|s .s.s Fl:
~! I00f !aodes long, and muzzlA.
s; 4: Il, s!;; !;$; IS;
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and Life" No. l. q record Of remarka.
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Neuralgia. and other Chronic Diseases by
the new Oxygen Treatment, now ready
aud sent FREE. Drs. STARKEY l.
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