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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

HEtV ID Yoarsclves by making money
hGEIH whcn golden chance Is offer
cd thereby always keeping poverty from your
door. Those who always take advantage Of the
good chances for making money that ore Offer
"a, generally become wealthy while those Who
do rot improve such chances reSnaia in poverty.
We want many men, women boys and girls 10
work FOR us right In their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. We furnish an expensive outfit and eli
that you need free no ore who engages fails
10 make money very rapidly. You can de-
vote your whole Slime % tie work or only your
spare moments Full information and I'll that
is needed sent free Ailcoss SriNSON & CO..
Portland, Maize Dec % 1882. IL.
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L L Il NJ s.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLEO
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Address HARPER r RROTuERG
October %, 1880 New YORK
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

There is a place for everything, fel.
low.citizens, but there isn't place for
every man. Remember that before you
start for Washington. II there is a
place for every Ohio man, it's Just
about as much as there il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
Steam Engines,

all sizes, guaranteed TO he a perfect success, 70
furnish sufficient power 10 rsL Mills with saws
from so &c GO inches. TIE Traction part il,
without question. Acknowledged to be perfect
and is called the BOSS Engine" The New Pop
ular Pony Circular Saw Mill Is now cutting s.
600 feet per day with so inch saw. Can be
proven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
ON w AIR I'D !!

1T will be for you- interest to drop me Pea
4 tai Carlo fcs Circulars before purchasing
your al ch:ns'y. &c. | will Fell TIE following.
all OF which warrant IS claimed. or no sale.
Tue Celebrated Traction and Standard
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

SHE BELIEVED IN ADVERTISING.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

Justice is to give every man his own.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
WIT ND NOR.

There are some very straightforward
people IN Galveston. One OF them
went up into the News office and
sauhtcring up to the desk, asked: Il
hear that the Bible has been revised.
Do you know if any important cham
ges have been made?' "a good many,
L believe Then there is 10 mis-.
take about Ananias being struck
dead for lying?' No, believe not
Well, if | was you / would ind out
about it : and he strolled out as un-
concernedly as you please.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

When clergyman moistens his
lips in the midst OF his sermon, can
he be accused of watering his talk?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

How is it, said gentleman to
Sheridan, that your name has not an
o attached to 1T Your family is l.
IRISH and no doubt illustrious.' No
family has better right to 0 than
our family SAID Sheridan, for we
owe everybody
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

"Major, see two cocktails carried to
your room every morning, as if You had
some one TO drink with" Eyes, sir;
one cocktail makes me feel like another
man; and Of course, I'm bound to treat
The ether man."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

a minister overlook o Quaker lady,
and politely assisted her in opening a
gate. AS she was a comparative stran-
ger in town, he said, "You don't know
perhaps, that am Mr.. -. Haven't
you heard me preach ?" II have heard
thee try" was the quick rejoinder
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

The New York Herald accounts for
tho immense audience Colonel Iogcrsolj.
gets there on the theory that every bad
character ia that city wants to believe
lla! christianity is fraud.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

80 your daughter has married rich
husband. We'll" slowly replied the
father, II boliovo she has married rich
man, but 1 understand he is a very poor
husband"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

Call next week. said debtor, 'and
III settle that" Couldn't you say
week after next" said the dun, las there
are SO many others who propose to pay
next week"
, 1881-08-26
THE OIL REFINERS.
Formation ofnn Association Indeppul4
cut OF the Standard Company for thu
Purpose Of Keeping Up A4riu0ss
AJtet1t Olsnatth q ta.a k.hteaao

FORMATION 0fnn Association Indopoul4
cut OF the Standard Company for thu
Purpose OF Keeping Up A.ricos.
: slxefa. Dlspateh 10 The Chicago 1ttbuns.
CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. .5.-Tho iuilependont oil
nich heltt two moro sessions at tho WeddeIl
ruancrs woro represented. rednvrs bong prcs.
cnt frutn Cleveland. rtlshurr, llutraio, New
York, AurtGttn, StelIOulvtlic, philadelphia, OF
City, Fntnk!Etl. Pa., nnd rRrkGrshurg, W. w.
An organization was perfected to bo known nB
tho independent Oh no0ucra' Association, ami
tho following o.'Iccrs woso sloctcds Prcsilent,
IL. hosIath Cleveland. aN1 john pitcairt, Thil1-
glssoiand: l,oar'i q l1aSSss;,
4; GaMpte,l, i,ttsl!urs; i. +. rruaa.edy.. a
S NV YsIE Gty ssss rtsa2 x
Gai,Pbsll Il +, iirauargd. john Pitcairn. ". il.
and ny.'aws wcra atloptud, but viii not bo mu.io
1g r i, 1Is !,, pressnt ti, s Associatton I'd.
aay. nnd frecly exprsssM! h,EuHolt. lie suys tito
tMtergno9 that lesssr otl.retlnorlos AZ colub,n.
asuaFfa:,ta III Thoy ars uniting ' f"r ill., pur. s
9r ep soopns ss 1nS prsS csvea Ss a R y n
kot, u,s: ~ thEs WY IL helps outside tlr.ls,
sall lg, ut so,uas stranKo IL hear ffoi.l sn4l
assla!.t,lcu to u.lr lusncss than soyctal et the
sluMlIor iotinc,s themselves. but aunh IT, tho
as aS a hn5 y s u prs 5a fSsS g VIZ nIosp w.
ISso' sr Ill Ill ,'Ts o;!,tso y S
lru crazy 10 ptel'. Into, tho Stand.
Sr, ho!,nx . ay t. ajsr0 ", opT T. st's wa'!s n
nru IL u power REuStur than nll tho outside r0-
, 1881-08-26
THE FAR NOHTnWEST.

ST.. PAUL., MIMI, AuE. a5.-Tho St, Paul
Minneapolis Il Manitoba Hallway Company nro
pushing their extension III tho lied us1tiyor Valley
aud wcst and northwest OF Fargo and Wuhpoton
10 rapidly that even the nut,ves cannot kuop
posted rs to whore these llucs ,.ru
ruuning to, and tho Drockinrld0o Wahpe.
ton lsEauoh within tho lu1t wook has
had the tics aud iron laid fully ltteou nilos
north OF tho Northern Pacific. Thls now ilno
runs northwest from Wahp0ton, and crosses tho
Northern Pacific thFco mlles west Ut Cassolitou,
e,6 is being pushed, u is stated. towards Fort
Falluk as tho 1t1uotlvo point Gully sixty days gyq
not \ aluRis mark Of s.itlfpad prosross had been
tnaao on lhq wost bank Of the. lle4 River north
Vt Grand Forks, aud slneu thbn My, J. J. itlll,
the railroad snonargh OF tue faInpus valioy,
bus REadod runabod from Grand Turks
lo0 Hllos, nnd lust wcuk cnn,inonced u lay tho
ttos and !ron IN this now 1xteaeion, and this
limo will DO ready to curry out tho wheat FOR
iifty mllos north Of 0rand Forks By Dot, i.
Ih0Ec aFo % a!so awo aurvoyl.iY parties nonr ultn.
tho Little Falls & Dakutn.
, 1881-08-26
l,rENIG.

NYw n 4 1lhWit..n r,.,...t,. ~
Ms; ~ =. a. fniialps' lornerly suporlntcndont OF
tho Western Division OF tho New York. roun-
syivanin l. Ohio liailroAlt will ass.ltnc tho Gpp-
nnr,,,,,.o,, NJ .sa,.a ,,,1,,n.'. 60 =
nas"naloa -. Nheso".uaRo halfway eopt' !,
THO Atlantic g. Pacific railway, tho Pacific
Coast cxtoneIon of tho Atnh,.on. Tnnrko {.
Horto ~ i,ntI.ov ,s n.o~ro..,,,. ,.,,.an'',.,.s
m.a n%a'a -, ~ ius.swaNs M psoRIessng vigorously.
quurg,.o, N. H., to ,YInsow, Artz., u distance of
go ,niua. and trnok Ia hiding laid At tho rotc ~
1noat 1,a two hllles aay. Much Or tue grazing III
, 1881-08-26
A GREAT SUCCESS,

Tho Benevolent 1t0liof Association organized
for tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad sorstco In
btny, lSal has upt with unprecedented auccess,
aud ID now tina larRcst insurance association OF
tho ktnd lu tho United States. 1t appoart from
the bouks Ut tho Association that, up to this
time, l1,a18. 0mpioy6s OF the Con.puny
have Joined lts Organization, aud thar
up to July III Il haa dlyburscA $l3l,W3 to III
no,nbers au the form OF s!ek aud aucltiont bone.
tlss, aud payGiclts 0n account vi dcuth Of mum.
bors, Tho plan Of the Association Is purely
largest hcnotit* to It's liellp1rs Ut actual eoat,
Tho baltimore Ohio latlroaA Company boare
H. s.rni esf E w.. Sa
10 tho Mtmb0rB III tho fortu Ut All Increased
allowance Dn aouonnt OF natural doAth, Tho
ot medical oxperts looking nft0r its inietexts
No CLAUS ut sAllrcad ornptoyGa IL excluded tet,M
tho boueiats of this Association, no naattor how
dangerous thalr occupation.
, 1881-08-26
YQHKTQWN,

Ccnionnial Commission mud cltixeus Of Watang-
ton and baltimore hnyo decided to entertain
guests In baltimore Oct. 10, II, and u, md III
Washington Oct. 10, II, and 10. It Is expected
thoro will ln twenty guests from tho Froncll
Government. and France Will send over o,,r ur
tyu u her lurTt ar.yessos With trUups. They
ilsttee decided to issug Joint letters OF invita-
tlon to tho French guests. inviting them to at-
aNivG been inado With nil tho le,,tl,nv rail-
rund aud steamboat limos east Of tho Dt,ssis-
etppl for hAlf-ratu tickets 10 cover Tho thrGo
oinls.~YurktOwn, Washington, and baltimore.
, 1881-08-26
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

-, pVsF*1F 3EV**Fas ~ I'M THEHpV 4Fyu9HY
eptINqy1aLp, Ill., Aug, s5,-.rhe Socrntury ct
etata to-day issued ltccnso to prgAuzo to tho
Spring Cloth Manufacturing Company OF Chl-
ca2o. capital el0,oo1, corponltors, Thomas Flag
ipr William j. Hossdn. Wesley Sosss,,l. Also, 10
the Ca9rFys Ygsiey ARnuEActurlng Company,
mo; Vorporatoss, ltay =, slnlnfij, Lliko I1fkv,
WILLIAM C. Wandered Ok, Edward ArlfOrL.
, 1881-08-26

: Tlla Wator-Inspoetor Ut the District ioy.
erlinent, Mr. D. Il. HArtont residing at tho
y %satftS& s.pps& viii 9pis; @aa' .s as IL
ha cullA SCARCELY walk; tic lalna would
sometimes attack him 0n the street, c0mpnl-
ling him to stop still until thuy lIad left. lfa
cured, ind able 70 waiE aa long alll Is fug Vi
aQy Mau.
, 1881-08-26

bNf9as utpaeh 20 1ns Chf4qao 1IbVNs,
WAurAoA, Wis, AuR. sa-A Mrs. jacobson,
widow about Is years od, took two Tablespoons
full Ut lAFl2 green yqstersiuy and died fro,u tho
G,Icats s.tuo sx hours Ngtor. II IL suId lcslkond-
titoY over tho Aunth Ut hor husband nli1 spll
lRtely led her 10 tho tood.
, 1881-08-26
THE So1sr1iEl,y SEAS,

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. ss5.-Unticr date Of
1latn,ucrfest, Norwny, July 20, Commando,
WadleiRh ruports tho arrivnl OF tho United
States steamer A iancc, and says In hts letter ID
the SECRETARY: "The Muyors OF tho different
districts Of Iceland hnye boon directed to report
everything In tho shape OF tlrIftwood, ctc.,
wbeh may be discovered OH tho n0rlhern coast1
OF Iceland. Tho Mayors warG NRn furnislteu
with n description or tho Jeannctto. FIshiu1
vessels mud wnr'is- hunters will n!so no furnished
with . description u tho JcauMottc." Thu leo ia
eral Of tho vcsscls that left for Sptzbergon havs
returned, reporting TINT they wcra unable to
westward, probably lesa difficulty will bc cxpo-
rcncod, as majority Of tho vussois aro still ABB
sent"
, 1881-08-26

opEtVut 0Upu1tH 70 TIE CH1t04t 4f1b1Hk.
OMAHA. Nell. Aug. e5.-sllhov Dillon, prcsi-
don't Of tho Union Pacific, leaves Omnhn to-
morrow morning iy special train for trip Of
inspection ovor tho ontlse systcsi Ut Uniom Pa
ella lines. lte will 10 accompanied by uunornl
Manager y. II. II. Clark, Assistant Manager ,'s
\: ktilball, and Goncrul Superintendent J. r.
, 1881-08-26

CARRIED THEIR POINT.
81. Louis, No., Aug, s5--Tho nus and steam
plpo filters, who struck on Monday and Tucslny
Inst for un advance IN WARES Of 70 cents per tay,
returned 10 work this morning, tho bosses hny-
Ing Mkrccu to tho tlemanu,.
, 1881-08-26

Epfetdt uHodteh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
L0ulsv1LLE. Aug. 25.-A committee of tho
Northwestern Freight Association, composed Of
Mcssrs. l.. d. Richardson, Munger Of tho Green
Line; N. u. Hand. Sccr1tary of tito Grcon Line;
Robert Forsytho, Traffic Manager OF tho Chicago
s. Enssorn Illinois: William Knight, btunaRur Ut
tho Southern DlHputoh; md ~. Young, repre-
Asntlng tho Illinois State Line, werc summarized
to thls place to moot with representatives OF tho
southcrp hallway s. Steamship Transportation
Association, by telegram yesterday from J. NJ.
Cuspt dcnoral FrolH!,t Agent OF tho LouisvIoS &
Nashville, and g. Il. Knox, OF tho Chattanooga s.
Nnshvlllc, to consider d matter that hns long
boon working troubio botwocn tho lines which
Wero mcmbers Of tho Northwestern mud those
nlombors Of tho Southern Association referred
to-natnoly, tho right to fix rates. by ono over
tho l!Ecs ut tho 0thor. Tho Southern Allanco
has heretofore claimed tho right 80 to do 10 M
exclusive dogrea, anl the Northwestern hny ho-
might TX ratos over tho ruuds Of thoir lnen,bor-
ship, then thoir Association hna tho right to
nofitract for rates over tho ll,cs OF tho
Suuthprn' Association. TO this tic Southern
lines have been ubJcctlug 50 stronors.y us to
Assue'ntlon to communicate with thom mud sat
NIL aRreon,Onts before closing cGEtract, titus
putting tho members OF tho Northwestern Asso-
oatiy,i to gtsut Inconvenience und duIay. THO
~ to icAyo no misunderstanding Of sbo sltua-
tion in tho future. Aftor a very harmonious
eossloa se @ Or som9 naufa tue COMMITTEES n9ree1 20
over their own lines on ali othor iroIehts
tionB In October, which will tnko .plnce at At
ssnsle9ca ot thc Northern e copm@lsteo lcrt to- to-
hight for Chicago.
, 1881-08-26

lJtIlHfItnEHt u ItftNT8 thAt ttsuIAuu. Will bHrn
'',tt ttla below IN average cfrp, Ul,t III U.r-
md ,sss falso t'4s as ;;a se ysst II
ior Enr,;t,enn ,nsrkets m oxccptanNlly largo
Will l,s ;slUsl oo0 hnshuls 70 export. .and it Is
u!nllntsNca as tatnptttHl With tho past lscMi
ynas ta ~ @ 1esLsn,c f, fre thf , tss IN .ho
unnat:1ly lnrgnr thu. our own loss II prourijon.
eInts sonc'a,a that the Llu "69l" iaarkct il
by eiIe condition of tho crons amt thc reasonable
f6,ason rcar oi dco'ana MD snppy for tho onsulg
THE NEW null.DlSo.,
Two co,n.nI,tccs 'huyo lw.t, upw,In,c1 hv the
officers Ut Ito jH,ri OF reJo IL rsiort ~ ~ iha i
tt,g. Tho Committee uii tic lnajTrity ronurt.
Which ravyrs ~ building of ,,ew ..rieiafs ~
rcpost, Villa seeks ,to fornation uG If 'n'n" sf,aS
cn1npauy, ii iMtrusteI to Mcssrs. ". n. liz.
rcp,Fts nre is to slt,n,ittci 10 tho iIunri ~ ~
Tr.t,ic fur its consideration On Sept. i. '''' -
pcrs Of bs r the saie On ~ s9eera
tlrtns yeatortany. Mnny oF tho parties sought
Vif,i., nut =. mn' DISpnnH M ititn tue olilco ot
ti.n qn,,n,i Ky + T. innhn, ni"cSE representa-
.,'a niGs;" & & snld Mr.. hu'itam,"f ain In favor Of
TIE l,o.uiD ouoilr TO rvr ur. ITS OWN
Ht!hhlNu' .-.
and get the benefits thereffom, instead Of lcns-
"Docs not tho Hoard's charter Interfere with
such q I''an?"
:" An nttorncy has been consulted, who suys
Inv. Alluwtns l}lnta of rtudc 10 hult1 property.
iic thinks that tho dotect III our charter could
bb rutHedlt1 N thlB way. Tho change En tito .ay
Gould probably 10 .na1o next winter. II Is
unlnlytNM that tho Governor will c,lIl Il Bpgctul
port'onmcnt uid this proposed chntiHo rclatls1y
TO cO!ntuCrcial bodies could, pprlla1,s, nlso 10
cIn9nlEGtl In bis proclamation"
"Wlut is YOUR Ilcu Ur Il new btluIpu?"
VAT the tneottuR OF tho directors lust Tues.
day use,llg II sort uf skelc.on plan WIS brought
DGfor9 thcn,. lelfoye thls plan made tho IL.
t,ensiUss OF tho building l1jx:.lO feet Tho tlrst
lla,or Wns tn be tlevtte 10 OtlIecs-a double tier
VI them. With cnrrdnr running through tho
centre. THOU Gnmo tho tnntn mil. eighteen
GeGt 1bUy1 tho sidewalk, Tho rrcs-
WIS W l0 AlHky tGct IN night, A1l0
, 1881-08-26
- REVOLVER.
Epseias ptspq{eh to Tbs cAitgep 9tih4ns.

:: Sp*tla' pllpdteh 70 1Ns cAttaeo Tribune.
DECATUR H., AVE. sa.-last night ut fato
hour Hen. i, liuryh. aacu III, sAot hlu,solf
through the lott hroast with revolver With
suicidal Iatout. The bnll WIS takun out, and
lien nlny rpc0ycr. Ilo ,s q brother 0f I'd uu1gh,
u pnssenRpr conductor on tho WA1ash. No
cause IL known tor Tho rush Apt, -
, 1881-08-26
GARNElsISD FOR GOD.
The Camp.Meeting Over, the Harvest
Ended, and MANY a Soul Has
Been Saved.
The Lust Day Mt Desplatncs Marked by
tho Usual Spirit Of Con-
secratfon.
The " Boy Preacher" and All His Works
Heartily 1ndorsed-" Tribune't
= Bulletins,

1uklGClQa.
After eight days of tho most cujoyablo wood.
land worship, with It's powerful preaching, It's
stirrinK SONGS, its eyanacstio ccccntrIci.!cs It's
| pio,ts pcttttouB Its wrestling with the wicked,
md It's sancslfylng Of tho sayeh, tho Dca-
plnirca camp-mectfnR cafno tU Il closo Inst
| nlRht. No statistics were 0btatnuhsc, owing IL
tho manter In which the work wns cnrrictl OIL,
| but tho trethrcn woro willing to lenvo tho ro-
suit with f}tA. confl.lcnt that the Recording
Angel Ntiutd have n glorious pntry TO mako OIL
tho bcro'i OF eternity. a. far as tho outside
osserver could tell tho people were deeply
arolscd,-nt ali ovonts mauy hundred par-
so6s havu, ms 'sthe buy-preachcr"
snys, "screatnod for mercy" or sought
the snnct1fylng powcr Of the spirit at God. Tho
snppllhnts Mt tho thrnnu u. grnco wurr Of nj!
nYes, froln tho totterlng saint to tho Innocent
little CHILD wht'so turo check had not bccil il.n-
tied with tho first hl,ish Ut shnlc. Many who
went TO sc0!f testified tint tlloy had
| REMAINED TO PRAY.
\ Men who wore tho Victims or dissipation. md
| whoso lives hal bccn 0xhtel by ono degree Or
another OF wrongtOius. yielded to tho t,ers,ia-
svc influences OF tho Gospel, and tectnrc.l tholr
Intentions Of leading gody lives hereafter.
FHshors ind mothers testified thut
| th0lr sons. for whom they ha,l
prayed year utter ycar, bad found tue SAVIOR ut
this Gospel Toast, md tho Testimony was cor
rnl'orated by tho YOUNG men themselves Ger
tHln II Is thut somo mysterious inll,rlirc. .wlicth-
cr magnetism. excitement, or cunvlction Of Bit,,
wrought powerfully Upon Il 1arys number OF
the poope who pIuecd themselves un,ler tho In
def'nablu power: That 1t was reality to lhosu
MnS ,s j. ! c9na ~, % not IT, "a ots ty tho
uMv0 thcm Us tho sands In Hfos hnur- gtuss wrr,,
rn,lhins n,,1h 10y, " or ,,< those n tho m iiush Of
I how faith In Gntl tIrs pth,bcd tbom to overcome
temptation hud sinful hAblts, Or
, 1881-08-26
LABOR AND CAPITAL,
REDUCTION OF HOURS.
Epsftnl pifpateh to Tbs Chteuao Tribune,


Special Ditpateh to Tbs CAteaoo 1ttbuns.
EAST SAaiNAw, Mich, Aug. a5.-Tho mcn In
six mills Mt Oscodn aud Au Sable hay1 struck
for reduction OF working hours from twelve tu
eleven. 10th sides aro Determined, and a lively
titno la anticipated. MS E1.uRs uf men gl1arl each
mill nnu Will ,lll0w no ono to 70 10 work. Tho
mill pwnors declare thoy will shut 4uwn for thu
Du!anc1 OF tho aeas0n rather thun submit.
, 1881-08-26

Hop ntttots u preventive aud euro for aguo;
{ " your own fAuls X you hAv0 1t.
, 1881-08-26

~. W1nchesseF's 4aypophospIalsss
will e,rv consumption, pougns, woMk iunxs.
Dronehlt!s. aud general debility. Establiahe1
tWeAtY- Ono yeAF9y
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-10
PERSONAL.

Judge Nelson will not, leave for New York
| until tomorrow.
Mr.. A. P. Barker and wife. of Princeton, are
guests at the Clarendon.
Mr.. Mark d. Flower, of Lake Elmo, is q
guest of the Clarendon.
Mr.. w. II. Hatfield, of New York, is
spending few days at the Clarendon.
r. Z. Judson, secretary of the State Agri-
cultural society, spent few hours in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Southwell and wife, of Prince
ton, His, the eminent composer of "Band
Music" are at the Clarendon hotel, this city.
j. K. Armsby, prominent merchant of
Chicago, was in the city yesterday. He is
spending the Sabbath with Geo. Newall at
Minneapolis, for the purpose of receiving
higher living than can be obtained in st. Paul.
NJ. c. Russell, of the Duluth Tribune,
passed through the city Yesterday bound for
Lake City, in response to telegram announc
ing the dangerous illness of one of his
children, temporarily in the care of the little
ones grandmother.
A. b. Curry, Esq, well known in this city
and State, leaves this evening for Miles City,
Montana, where he goes to take charge of the
of Leighton, Jordan & Co., of that city. A
host OF friends will wish Mr.. Curry health,
happiness and prosperity in his new home.
Hon. 81. NJ. Hastings, of Owatonna, one of
the Oldest and largest farmers in Steele county,
visited st. Paul yesterday. Mr.. Hastings is a
staunch Democrat, and some idea of his popu-
larlty may be gathered from the fact that the
first time he would ever allow his name to be
used for political Office, he was elected as
member of the House of Representatives by a
handsome majority from such a strong Re-
publican county as Steele.
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SKINNED ALiVE.

Which is the Condition Runaway Left
Lena Ludwig.
A frightful runaway took place yester-
day forenoon, which came near putting
an end to the existence of Leonard Lud-
wig, better known as elena"
He drives wood wagon for Wagner
6 Davis, and yesterday morning had a
spirited young team on lower Third
street near the crossing of the Manitoba
road. Il passing engine frightened the
animals and they started to run Lena
chung to the reins and was thrown from
his feet, but he held on
stoutly and was dragged over
block across railroad ties and
over the cruel stones, where sharp points
soon Invested him of nearly every thread
of clothing, tearing his flesh from head
to heels. He hung on to the reins how
ever, and finally stopped the frightened
team. Lena was picked up in an almost
unconscious state and carried to the Office
of Drs. Murphy & Quinn where his
wounds and bruises were dressed. DR..
Murphy says he never saw man who
was so nearly skinned alive. His body
presented one mass of cuts and bruises
from head to feet Fortunately no bones
were broken, and his injuries while pain
full are not fatal. He was taken to his
home on jackson street near Twelfth.
and last evening he was doing as well
as could be expected.
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Building Society Election.

st. Paul Building association No. /, at the
regular meeting in July, nominated for Off
GERS for the next ensuing thirteenth year of
the association the following:
President-Gen. r. w. johnson.
Vice President-Cieo PaImes.
Secretary. w. McCung.
Treasurer-Albert Scheffer.
Dirrctors-Daniel HiIdebrand, w. H. Per-
rior, John w. Roche, John Grace, Isaiah st
Peter, E. A. Hemenway, w. &. Wilson
Charles H. Petsch, j. B. CLANCY, A. p Moss,
George H. Spencer.
These nominations made by the stockhold-
ers have to be ratified at the annual election in
August.
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DIED.

KENNY-On Friday evening, July Sth, at 9
M, John Daniel Kenny, son of John and
Susan Kenny, aged year, 2 months and II
days.
Funeral to-day from residence of parents,
corner of East Sixth and Bradley streets, at 2
P. NJ. Services at st. Mary's church. Friends
of the family invited to attend.