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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

Censwago Tribe improved order OF
Red Men Of Westminster, surrendered
their charter on Tuesday night and
adjourned sine die. Owing to the
number of secret orders in this city,
tho members found it impossible to
continue.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

The Union National Bank Of West
minister, sold their farm, situated near
York Road, to James W. White, for
45.l5 per acre. Contents OF farm
1921 acres.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

There is some talk Of putting an
early mail train on the W. NJ. R R.,
to leave Baltimore at 4. Is and to run
through to Hagelstown in or about
three hours. That arrangement would
give Westminster the Baltimore pa
pers about 5 80. 1t is hoped that the
arrangement may be contaminated.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

Hartford county voted for local op'
zion at the recent election by zoos
majority.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24
General News.

John Kelly smiles and observes
that he is still to be recognized and
reformed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

A surprinng feature Of the "iscon-
sin election is the unex pectedl " heavy
temperance vote, 25,OOO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24
Maryland News.

Tn. corn everywhere has turned
out much better than was expected.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

Fish Commissioner Hughlett IL stll
busy distributing young carp.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

The rope with which Munshows'
was hanged, was made in Hsgsrstown
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

A machine shop at Taneytowa i
talked about-capital 100000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24
CQL:NTp NA'W;SF.
lettings from our Exchanges.

NEW POSTMASTER The Constitution
of Maryland renders any one ineligible ~;
a seat in the Legislature VIII" holds M NJ
pointmcnt under the Federal Government.
and 50 Mr. r. d. Chambers. late p"s'mas'
ter ut Point of Rocks, resigned aud his
wife was appointed in his stead. dow can
this hold good When the man and wiic are
one?- Union.
Mr.. Chas f. Mcaly. owing TO a lac; o.,
patronage by the citizens of this city. has
been compelled to withdraw his HeId'c
c0uches from the street. He will Aire t.ieiu
for balls and parties AT reasonable rates.
Times
A JuLlrFICATIoN.- Most Of the Demo-
Gratis of Buckeystown district and many
from this city assembled ut the handsome
residence of commissioner lrct jar b"e
near Lime Kiln Switch, Monday night to-
celebrate the election on the 9Th of the
only two democrats on the ticket in this
county-Mr. Jarb e, county commissioner
aud Hon John Richie, chief Judge of This
circuit. The house and grounds were il
Illuminated and the uckeystown and Point
of Rocks brass bands were present. Col
John r. Sim presided A grand supper
was hugely enioyed by the several hun
dred D 0ple present. Speeches were made
by Judge Richie and others, Times.
DEATH OF JOHN LIrPs--Tms well.
known, upright and highly respected citi'
zen who was native of Germany, but
came to this country nearly fifty years ago
died at lis residence in w. Patrick street,
on Thursday last in the 18th year OF his
age, and on Saturday last his remains were
buried in Mt. Cliyet Cemetery, Mr.. Lipps
resided in Frederick city almost ever since
he came to this country. was engaged In
the brewing Of ale and beer for the past
forty years lie was honest and straight.
forward in all his dealing with his fellow.
men, and leaves TO his family re-, n'a'ion
of which they may feel proud Union.
Almost Young Again
Nv mother WAS afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy in
active condition OF the whole system;
headache, nervous prostratlon. and
was almost helpless. No physicians
or medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop
Bitters, with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again, although
over 70 years old. We hink there
is no other medicine fit to use in the
family" A lady in Providence, r. J..
-Joeyn1l.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

Mr.. Joshua Vansant addressed the
new Mayor as my son" Mr.. Pink
.sy White owns up to 81, and this
would make Honest JOSH" almost an
oetogenarian.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

Tho Snow Hill Nsssengt, thinks
Irish potatoes will 10 sold by tho doz'
% this winter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

A cornst has been introduced into
Tho choir Of the NJ. E. church At Ches-
Aertown.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

The Hanover Pa, Herald, says
Joseph Wilson, Of Carroll CO., Nd.
planted Eve grains of wheat and re-
ceived from them It'll grains. One
ear had So grains. The first Wal
sowed in March. 1881. This wheat
was originally brought from Psles'
tine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24
nPa- business now before the
KIN public. You can make

tlAn rs anything Else Capital not heedto
We will start You. SO day and upwards
made at home BY the industrious, men,
women, boys aad girls wanted every where
to work for %. Now is tho time. You
can work in spare time only or give your
Who'll. time to the business. You can live
ri home and do tho work. No other bust
ness will pay You nearly as well. NJ one
can fail to make enormous pay by engag
ing At once. Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast, easily, and honorably.
Address TRUE d Co.,
Oct. 271y. Augusta, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24

lish," she said lately to an American
gentleman: Don't I read your 81.
Nicholas to nay children ? And, to
tell the truth, I like the atories for
myself
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03
Leaving off Drinking.

Sir William Gull, one of the most emf
nent Of English physicians, interrogated
on the subject of ''leaving off drinking"
says.
''6Nith regard to leaving off drinking,
think that we could, as a rule, stop the
supply Of alcohol at once without injury
AS to the existence of cases in whicn the
brain had entirely gone from leaving
drinking off suddenly, is not that falac-
ious? May not their brains have gone
from thcir previous habits? AS to the
alleged case in which man left off drink
suddenly for year and was then obliged
to 60 back to it again. | do not see any
good in breaking off drinking habits by
degrees. If you are taking poison into
the blood | do not see the ADVANTAGE of
diminishing the degrees Of it from day to
day. This point has been frequently put
to me by medical men; but my reply has
been, II your patient was poisoned by
aresnic would you still 90 on putting in
the arsenic? In reference to a person
who carries great deal of drink and does
not get drunk, he may be even more dam
aged than a man who does get drunk, be-
cause he may be able to carry his system
of daily drinking for long time, where
as the other man who wos incapable of
drinking so much would be obliged to
discontinue his practice"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03
Booth and the Lords Prayer.

When the elder Booth was residing in
Baltimore, Il piOus, urbane old gentleman
OF that city, hearing of his wonderful
power of elocution, one day invited him
and theatrical performances. \ large
company sat down at the table, and, on
returning to the drawing room, one of
them asked Booth as Il special favor to
them all, to repeat the Lords Prayer.
He signifed his Willingness to crafty
them and all eyes were fixed upon him.
lie slowly and revercntly arose from his
chair, trembling with the burden of two
great conceptions He had to realize the
character, attributes and presence Of the
Almighty Being he was to address. He
was to transform himself into poor,
SHINING, stumbling, beuighted, needy
supplicant, Offering homage, asking bread
pardon light and guidance. Says one Of
the company who was present.
1T was wonderful to watch the play
Of emotion that conyulsed his counte-
nance. He became deadly pale, and his
eyes turned trembling upward, were wet
with tears. As yet he had not spoken.
The silence could be felt it had become
absolutely painful, until at last the spell
was broken, as if by an electric shock, as
his rich toned voice syllabled fourth,
Our Father, who art in heaven with a
pathoS and fervid solemnity which thrill
ed all hearts. He finished; the silence
continued; not voice was heard: not a
muscle moved in this rapt audience until
from remote corner of the room a sub
dued sob was heard, and the old gentle
man (the hos) stepped forward with
streaming eyes and totterin9 frame and
seized Booth by the hand. Sir said he
in broken accents, you have afforded me
a pleasure for which my whole future life
will feel grateful. am an old man, and
every day from my boyhood to the pres
ent time, 1 have repeated the Lords
Prayer but l never heard it before, nev-
er" you are right replied Booth
10 feau tllaC prayer as 1T should be read
caused me the severest study and labor
for thirty years, and am far from salts
fed with my rendering of that wonderful
production. Not one person In ten thou
sand comprehends how much beauty, ten
derness and grandure can be condensed
in space so simple. The prayer itself
sufficiently illustrates the truth of the BIZ
bic and stamps upon it the seal of dlvin-
ity.'."
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03

rank and file, and the man who wants to
be county treasurer or candidate for any
other Office, must present some better ar
gament than that he has been promised
the position by = few individuals who
have heretofore arrogated to themselves
aptority t1 dictate nominations.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03

1t is quite certain that political obliga-
tions incurred in sustaining "bossism"
in the Republican party in this county
are no longer to be recognized by the
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-03
0R. A. E. BURR'S
HOMEOPATHIC
II u NG 8 HRT IN.
May 6, 1881,

This remedy is something new, both as to name
and composition. This is of the wonders of the
world. This Syrup, l claim, is better and more
effective than any other offered to the ople of
America or any other country, and what l say of
this can prove, This Syrup, like the Pills, is
harmless and safe. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic poison, like the most Syrup, and is not dis
agreeable to take. Any child will take it. And it
will cure any and all inflammations arising from,
Cold. 1t i. superior to all others in every respect
and especially for the following reasons
list. 1t will cure Group every time.
I'd. 1t will cure Inflammation of the Lungs.
Sd. 1t will cure Quinsy.
4th 1t will cure Whooping Cough.
5th 1t will cure Bronchitis.
9th 1t will cure Hoarseness.
7th 1t will cure Sore Throat
Sth 1t will cure any Cold.
9th 1t will cure Congestion of the Lungs.
10th 1t will cure any Cough.
1lth 1t will cure Scarlet Fever
18th. 1t is the best remedv that any one can take
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage
will guarantee cure.
18th. 1t is perfectly safe for all ages as there is
nothing in its composition that can harm a child.
A Z. BURR
For sale by CLARK B. PORTER.
, 1881-03-24
A Sensation Promised at the
Trial OF the st. Louis
iLand-SWindters.
" Big.Nosed" George, the Wyoming
Road Agent, Hung by a
Mob.
A Fcmnlc Horse Thief and Incend1ary
Sentenced 10 Imprisonment ia
the penitentinry.
A Wealthy De- Witt County Farmer Held
for Trial on Serious Charge.

TIE LAND av1NDLE.
Epte1af IfsFatth to The Chltaoo Tribune.
ST. Louis, March 11.-0carRe ". Wilson. ono
Of The partners VI lobeft L.. Lindsay, 0f st. Louis,
In ths fraudulent International Lund Agency. is
ch ttltitt from fittsburK lit charge of United
States Marshal llall, Ut TINT c!ty. Tho party
ehoulh hare arrived this mornlng, tut, owing to
sotno uuuxplalncd delay, they hnfe not yet
rests tnaIc thr0uxh tho agency Of Detective
Tyrrcll, of the United Htntes socrct Service. wh0
has been cngnved In tho work Of tn-
enrthug thesn transactions must OF tic
tEINe for tho paat Two years. a
large amount uf documentary and other EVIL
de,,co hns been accumulated In tho Office Of
United States nstrict.AttoEncy fsllss, and the
Grand Jury will be set to work on The invcstlRh-
ton IN tho cpurae Ut ten days. Tho present
pRne! Of tho urnnd Jury 10 Just iarRU enough to
return legal Indictment, With mt a nlclnt,nr tn
spnre. UnLer this state of nta!r8 Judge Nc
CHry did nnt deem It advisable to enter upon
long investigation. which WI! Involve Wy.
btokcn by disqualification uf my one
OF tts n1eniIcrs frotn aIckncss or other causes.
Additional Jurors have been stintnoned to
Rppcar Fridny, md tho pnnef VIII thut1 nc iull
gi!iiNBh to Commence work On this Important
tuattGr. There Is eyory rcGson 70 SUPPOSE
hthprtn escaped suspicion. and thnt 'uany I'D
tlltiOnhl arrests will bo made fn st. Louis and IN
varlUiIa nther JMrta " tho country where thu
qualifications nr tho organization extend sof!o
or tho defendants have @ aeeumulated !nrgo
stint tn secure their Mcqnitul. The trials which
vii! tnkc place in this city will lte Interesting
unl sensational III tho highest dcgroe.
, 1881-03-24
COY. SHELDON,
QVVe 01|CCUVWt
Epttfdl pkpatth 10 The thieuQo TFfbuH4

Special D4putth 10 The thitdoo Trtbur<.
CLEVELAND, O., Murch E3.-Gen. Lionel 4.
Sheldon. who wns to.tlny nominated Governor
OF New Moxicu, IL woll known In Northern OhIo
whcso he hus lIy0d most Of his I!fo. Elo was
1.lgutcnant-Col1n of the Forty.seeond Ohio
when tho rcXi mont went ont tn the War under
command OF Cut 0arIutd. Judge rart1eo being
Mujur. Gen. Sheldon commanded a brIgAds
during the greater pMrt Ut tho War. lfu hcttluA
Rfterwarl III New Orleans. and wAs thrce times
elected to Congress Hts wlra's health caused a
suturu u Ohio. and tho ptst few yaars
hare been mostly passed upon IL
largo farln ncur I.Agra1lKe, i+ast
full no took 1p hia Fcslcncn tunportriy !n
this city as nKunt Of thu XrEe Kelly Gstute. liz
IL nn Hble lAwycr, Aud wtM quMtt lied fur Tho pr
titIua u which h9 has boon r4lgu.
, 1881-03-24

7b the Editor Of Tie Chicago TFtbnns.
CHICAGO, March st-nnrlng my confinement
In tho County Jail my rfiunds nade un effort to
get your paper 10 rcfute sotne charges nf u per-
fona charnctor nude against me In some 1T tho
daily papers, which yol then dcolInel on tho
ground Of not Interfering lu pending suit.
which waa NIL right. wnnt II understood that
arm acquitted Ut tho charge OF tho murder Ut
John Henson, Of Which. God knows, nm inno-
cent, and that It was proven by sume ton Wit
nesses, who have known me from childhood.
that am nclthora "aaluDn rough nor Il "drunk-
attl" | Also want to thank ms 1uHuy fricrt!s
who retained md paid for tho counsel. 8. II.
Meek and ". ". OI}rcn. when wins unable to
ln 60 myself. want 10 particularly ttiank my
sift!nx l tic W evidence and nrxi:ag my case SO
nbIy before tho Jury. Also Jnilur Futz for hs
Kindness tn mo whllo was Ia bis charge: 1s11
acquitted me. Respectfully, etc.. ......
ANDREW ANDERSON,
, 1881-03-24

6ptttdl DApatth IN 1hs Chicago Trtbune.
KANsAsClry. Mo-. Marct, .1-AlGxanIur Arm.
strong, u br4krulat, on tuu knnsns Division Ut
tho Union PActu Itoud, WIS killed III hurrlbto
mnnuer AT l}efcyew. kas., n.nety-seven 1ules
west Of kansas City, Inst evening about o'elnck
by trnln No. Il. Armstrong lived III West knu-
sAs City, and bis remains wero brought homo
this morning. Coroner Day oEderrd thum taken
to Cartnt'a Undertaking. roOms, whnro III inquest
was bold ut II o'ciuck this morning. Jnsncs ~.
Edmondson, the conductor. testified to tho tunn-
ner OF Armstrong; death. Tho train
WIS switching ut l3cl'evlow, whun sud
dculy George Cl!ne said, "Jack Is cut
p!l to piecesl' Artnstr.,n3 was fund on
the rail- under tho buck tlriv,uu- whcuI The
body was cut u1ld ruastled trlKnttlIlty. and Tho
enxluv hal to bc driven Ahcul tn xGt tho bu1y
out. It WIS evident thAt Armstrong bud III.
deavared to l1ncoup!o Tho ct,E'ne fron, tho front
cur whlln the trhln WIS AacktnE 1T tho r@tu vi
tho WhcGla.
, 1881-03-24


f;ennrn, gs I"sacuucr Mrrnt. estmIato, Il cacd
Snr ~ aamm ,in1 mi sn,ne t,Inpp nj ii A. tn It
r. nnsaII,ln' h.;,xnrnr fhut thr linn NJ hnih
,,,nrti,vs n;ov t,r rrtnn,is,i fur II day nr two
'"eos'"a' ., ""' ~ ,,..,'''',.., nat.
THO snow nnekHtle WIN 'ilun!shed l!ttio
ycAtcrttuy. The. NOrthwrstern 4 r,,hnitx
rrKulHr trains % ~. ram. "'hsf1a. ai!MnnKc".
Irrcti lay, asli Luke Superior. Jhe Nll"atlHsr
Vt: Punt nude ,tllhlt mn aan'n anrat,cn; NM
tue Il'lt"'!a E.'htrhi expect tn send tFAln 10
Dnbu'l,'u to-uny.
Tim rcru,nr IT. Ltu,,s monihty rato meeting
UNI e!ti Mn,,,,av nj 10 ~ ~ ~ lila jnJllnntlis
wHt' inns n;tl';,. ,;rorIvmii f,f IN, ines w,rr
rrutsMfntIrf. srhrrn wtrf, sunf!! tiuIuYus 1nntlo
In r,tcs. several nf tssrn' sai, to hr npnrta't
nes 70 thu travelling public hut ~ aecstr,thtlcc
with tho r,rs. Will not bu KIven out fnr pubilca-
uon Intll April !.
AprI, 1 tho Michigan Central 1,oad assumes
Viii ft'rm N a1G nrW dIyjsIan' ColIaway, 1T
nrs.ent Tho ticncrsI Sl1prrintcplrnt il to ID tho
iHytsinu St1nerint n,itirnt md D. IL Duylt, tho
Auditor vii =" 10 iuy civ az tho 1ocni Freight
Avnnf. Thr UetrnIt & Inv City Ruud uucrIitc.
niMItt tG1 nlI;cs ui track,
n;.. .,,.,....e ,,.,.,,...,... =. o,.,. uu, ,,,,,
Tho ChlcnRo, huntingdon . 0tlncy itoad WILL
oti nn4 aitur tne :9th in't. ran FM.Glass
, 1881-03-24


BALTIMORE. Nil, March 2l-Tho f]attitn0re &
Ohio 1suttrond officials ut Chtntlen Station here.
confirmed fortnight tho repart OF tho purchIso
Ut tho Delaware Western ltunf. by this Com.
rany, Thoy further annol,nce that tho pur.
ehuse was snntle tho day after tho controlling
Interest III tho Philadelphia. Wilmington
baltimore ltoad ssns bol1rilt by tho Pennsylvania
Company. The slfe was IN absolute orc, and
the tiny TN which II was effected a controlling
tntgrest IN tho stock wnB ut onco transferred 10
tho baltimore & OhIo .Compuny. Engineers
itavo nlreuAy eInmcllccd the @ "Grk @ Of M e,ry'y'nE
driphla, aud Vice -presItent koyser stascs
thai II will bu built rs FMphtiy us rncn
& Ohio olsicln1s nlso unnouncu that this Is
purely IL business nperation.. and H. no wise
Mifccts tho restored frIe1IJty relations nt.w
existing between the Pennsylvania md tho
Baltimore l. Ohio Companies. The business
mon and cn,iltaprcal fraternity HcnurnIly Ut
continued monopoly Il bruk0ft.
, 1881-03-24

6pEf1aI UE9F4stA 70 TN Ch4E4o6 19I6NEzs
CoLuwATE,t, Mich, MMsch $A-Ihero wAa All
unlocked for feature In tllQ sebrllls nrson trial
to-day, Whan the prosecution sestod lilur alIo
at Noon thu lotense tnurel for dismissal Ut the
cAsa and u discharge of tho prIsonor Oh tho
ground VI cortuiu lrrtxutArttiut 1u thu Informs
t!on In that the prtsonors was accused Ut ut
tempting u burn property hoiune!ux 10 hts
wife, wien tho detcusu xlu undertake to prove
, 1881-03-24


DECATUR, ILL.,. alarch al.-For tho past thirteen
years, 1t il chnrgcd. Itotert Earkor, uRe4 u
years, and Mrs. l.ebccca Jpnes, both Ut MaroR
Township, this county. have bocn living III u
state OF adulieEy. Parker h4a u wlfo WIN ia in.
sano. aud bus bGcn eonssned IN cell for Afteca
years. und Mrs. jones hua' III lnsano husband
somewhere tu Ohio. Inst Night l'4rker was mr.
rested 1t. this city by alarshul Howes, MEu t0Ay
tha prtsOner wan tAken ~ tnts,a. Whero Ao " III
~ tried III The canrgo Ut ada!tcry as named III
tho Htnto WArrant.
, 1881-03-24
A WISCONSIN CORPORATION.


MADISON, Via, Mnrch 2J.-Artlotos OF assoo!a-
tlon hare been filed With tho Secretary Ut State
for tho Incorporation Of the Great Nnrthorn
Timber Bolt Railway Company OF Wisconsin.
With capital Of <:,60o,00o, for tho puFposo
of building n railway from tho shores Of
Green IlNy, through tho COnntloA of Brown,
Oennto. ShawRnce, LanElo!su. MnrMthun: TaytuE,
Chippewn. Lincoln. Pr!cr. narron. Polk. burnett.
md Douglas, 10 II point on tho ST. Crufx hlvGr.
The !ncorporulurs nro ". G. Silpcrttnrn, Il. u,
purchur. Il. F. Nuber, u. l.. pluminor, r. D. Mo-
Can't. i, 4, uUuIpy.
, 1881-03-24

DosTON, March Et.-Dr. DAME! r. kimbal, no.
loriols by bis connection With the Lynn trunk
trngehy, died In Stutu Prison Mt Concurd lust
night.
, 1881-03-24

Epteiat Utpafth to This Chicago Tr1buns.
WAYNE, Mich, March sj.-TheFo "a Il scandal
at tho County Popr- House here, ul,o of tho In
mutt.s being pregnant anti tic oiliccrs unable
to asccrtun who tho fAttGr of tho expected child
Is, They hnvc liked upon IN ltnhcclle young
nun nB the guilty pRrty, and ho 10 willing to
BONO doubts abnnt the mnttcr. Tho case WIS
written up yesterday afternoon BY ono OF tho
Detroit pnpcrs, MD n1nong tho l,crsnss Inter
viewed wAs Or. Collar. tho resident physIcian ut
tho County Asylum. Tho Dtlctt,r was alleged to
hnyu asserted TINT "thore was not Il yIrtuoua
attendant employed nj tho Poor 1loise." This
statement created stir ut tho Pour House, md
this morning. while lnaHfug tho Institution,
after mixing Il tour.of tho sick ward. he was set
upon by Il seurc of wo,nrn,' onch armed with
stout switch. At n gtvou signal they conl.
mencctt to bcIabor tho physician. Tho i'sst
blows were somewhat tIn,dIy given, und tho
Doutor SMILED dsduinfnlty ua he procuudea on
bis WY out. TnkEng couraEe OF their
numbers and their rowling hatred,
they put a little moro muscle into tho un-
wanted cxere!ae, aud. MS tho D0ctor expostu-
lated, they fell upon hln. with the fury Ut which
only women Bc0rneu are surprised to be cApAnle.
The physician RO0il sized up tho nature Of tho
insurrccton. and was cnal'l lel to bent muster
sAlltug AtHnzOns thAt hH was Obliged so jump
over tho fence. carrytng with him Taco untlly
marked by tho switches In tho hands Of tho III
furluteu women. The assault wAs led by the
dnuRhtcr.lli-luw OF tho keeper. and tho women
lsscrt that. while tho attack WIS unwarranfed,
they mad III other remedy or means af obtalnlng
sattstantlon. The wLu!o nltAlr creates lively
BDlsAtlUn.
, 1881-03-24
SOUTHERN UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION.

Hpsf{aI UNF1{tH 10 1H$ LH4tHIH E1*0uH*s
ATLANTA. Gu, March .L-Tho 6outhern ul-
dorwrlters Assoc!atlon u In session here to-day.
Thu attendance ~ ths tho tonthl antiua! meet
Ing IL tho lasYoat known slnoo tho formation ot
tho ARsocIauon. Twenty new members weru
elocted. rresfdent Guy, 1t Atlanta. delivered
York, rulld paper on forms OF poltcias. 7, O.
T!mberlsko rca1 an0ther on whisky Muuu-
fnnturQs