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, 1881-02-10


.CHICAt3o, Feb. H--.1re mt tho Look County del
cgntcs to tho :suto Legislature going to 10 son,p-
thing for TINT unfortunate class uf our popplo
know,, ns fllterato business men? 1t Ia cruelty
IN tho extreme TINT tl,oso untorsut,ntcs should
he tnyguttoh 4 bill to cstabl[sh StAtG School
fnr Chlcllyn 1tcr,Ito business Mon would 10 In
order Mt tho Capitol. The undersigned hns
cUlne ncrnss III N,Itlst,aI nllEnhur Of business
men In thtcngo WIN cannot rn!ld written iai-
snnge, nuch less write Mny lanRslHgp tlionl-
selves. MHIy ntl!1rs In the san1e condition ns
myself lulyD tho snIlC GptilplA!ht to mike. Whit
Il tho llag to r3tn n blBtnGss Without henY Able
10 rulsil written requests fur Knutlsf
Any .leAt-mtle l!as Just to step into soverAl Of
plNin1y make known hts or hur wll,lt, Before
tlpsn nppcara 1,urhnps. II nice yhluF nun with
Rtnitd-1sp tulhr tllltl 1Mtr Eirtett III tue nle.
Tho paper with tho writing thereon being ha1stl
t,,Hns. and thon With his giby tougao
ss T wrrant nnG Is St!'T serye @ hi IN" @
tho now niiEnnnt mllo iGlliu4 HIN, III tho s0st
l.tturnt Of aiEns thAt shnugh ~ atitt j'osEcssel
twu enrA thny vert, nf Iii servlcc to l1l1u whnt-
xcnreely knows whit tn 10. 1[o calls to hih MD
Au'intsrrretcr, WIN iluctss hts fcnta by inform
ine: him tAt tic persDll WNY merely MsktnN for
E1nnA III ,ltr,thur way. Hueh rnsfs nt want Ut
written language n. tlitO cunltslOil nildHE Gor-
tain l1AislGss men and ,or Utip!uyGs III Chltal-
establishments know hnw to write. bIlt tiltnt-
market MH observation-disclosures, RESTAURANT inrn
aud t!ieIr enpHyfs ntiu tho like Hlrc Il'ss
III need Of All rtursltion. As thore nrt Il ArNc
tsiIny l'ts,ple tn,ny business thAt nro unnhtu to
write wh1 tsiatps aNnH branded "ldiots III
gents Xhrb" whom being coHtrantGdhyAn lnicr-
roR0tlya mlltu. J. L. q. ttnntcl.
, 1881-02-10
THE COURTS.
A Receiver to Be Appointed in the
Doggett Case.
Jul1go Tulcy Renders III Important De'
cision OIL Trndc Names.
New Suits, Divorces, Judgments, oonfas'
sious, Etc.

,I1EE 1lpfits EfI C4ASFs
Tho arguments OIL tc ,untlon tnr II ilccotver
yesterday lit tho cnsc uf Mira. aEafn N. foggctt
npat,.ss r.ssett. 1tIl,s 4 cram. were concluded
.,,tlge. after henrI,,g Mr.. stiles II frw moments
u rf,nif ~ tho rul,iplelhunf. INTERRUPTED Him,
nsh SAID liz did not ctlrt. to tleAr my further
nyE,stnci,ss. n stated thAt the nsssts ,l'l lrcit
Or tho partnership cbts Of tho surviving lnlrt.
ncrs; lint he fund MnttnK III tho rohnti Of
tho surviving nlrt1'crs sl.at h4d aot resulted
nothing to cr!ticso III Tho n,i,ii.iKo,lleu!
IT tho cstntc,. ,lt,!t.s. It wits Tint they had
permitted Mr. f3assest, lnctnbnr Of tho formor
in',Iatca a,,,i wc,, stot' . his credit Ipoil !ho
tnl stuck: TINT It. nrftnrst lint Tho otllpr part.
,,ers l,al r1wn out t''or rrH'lts ptinr 70 , ti!e
hui! standing to hts crrllt Il Certain Fi'ln WHICH
hui bccn withdrawn ty Mrs: DogHntt sli,cu Tho
,lrccase of, Atr. linuHcit ~ s,lt,stn!,:iAly the
t,!u1ts; TINT hu doubted. under tho clrcinl"
statccs, tho right ni tho surviving partners to
withdraw thrlr profits, hut Tint aie found u cir
THUR pnrt; tint their iruNsacloMs, " fns ~ t,o
cM!,.l discover, IN tho management af the estnio
Ind resulted Iii benct tn II; tlrt rs tho inter
* q e % or .rss' ,uh II i,' ~ ns
t,ntstit: 10 the cssr. It wN br %eil tn nl'Iui!tt
II Receiver WIN ahn!'ld havc tlu Interest M tho
oi,c slda or tho ,thcs: That wiitro s'.rv!yin1
III snlur!lnnte THO nterssss ot tho dissolved flrn,
in their pwti, thnt II Receiver should lM up-
sointcl; TINT 1t was tho general right ttf uny
inin n Court Of CtnNcery md nak for t!io np-
tntntment Of lit'eelyor, H.ltl TINT he would np-
pyLnt 0r.o IN recognition Of tl.At right,
ngrred Ol,, IN Mr.. Hitchcock wished III Rce Mr..
1hlpcc, his PARTNER. md hnso hltn ID Court ho-
fore atly selection was m4o.
, 1881-02-10

ys. Jnhn u lEewsn,,, <:tsa1s-U Il. Elnrk vs. a.
w. PH,ley n,ni r. II. Mitchell, s:@,h.-laiwIn
Wntncu ct III. VI. i. e.. Sklf. ?ilS,lN-M. ". lffl
W. Christian $. Etl1lr. $srt..--A. J. tIunlu 1t nj.
VI. t;c,rHu ". DfvIA, $atd.l1.
.!unuE W1LtisMYoH-Isurn,nn R1icrt vs..
Frederick Arnold, s;sS-Cicnn wl4on VI. j. o.
ttM!tcr. $g;s..-sgn!rn r. tinrssy w. Mnf;!n Mylt!
rs. johi Il. Mcainhr,i. s15.77.-An,crleaM l,ls-
tret Telegraph a:ntnpnny ". Thon1s Shtrlny
md Irt,ruu y. Peppers. G1:HAl--.f. u. f'iet VI.
.insrph /, .l'eyt1.,, $:.gspt-s,hnries t'rcen ".
t.nwienc" l.tlnl1mrR atrl Albnrt Lawson, f13Sss.
~. 4. iIrnw!t 1t nj. rs. sar, $Ni1nl.-!.nlls 7,
YMttnn It ri. W: lirnry Arrkst, *i!::..t.S u.
hwGesrt Al. ". Sataiic rucl'nGm, fsn; i1;-Elsea
Wnrhs,nuti, II Ill. W.. NntH'ie TrIc!Mnnl,n,
stss.f1.--1.. II. Fia!,rr, Jr.. ". y. H. Tinker,
*.hlR.Nt.-S. Z. Ciayburgk ~. John u. Hughes,
$.Sn.s).
ClNUufT COunr-JrpHt: ilOGrla-atorris Swa.
t.lrkrr ct n ys. 1lenry Stutsslicln; verdict,
$1Si.N. ..
.li,M1n ASr.,nSy-1nseph knstncr, uso, .ctc..
w. Christ Wolff, ss1.i0--PHtrr Don11ey vs.. I,tl-
wiz Ihiebcn; verdict, $tkI1E.
, 1881-02-10
QuIl,S.


RHHl boy dccllne'l 10 CAT soup III tiIs1flcs tho
othor tluy, on tho ground fhnt le - b.dl't any
trr.h TINT w,.re ,i,:le enough fur sot,p.''
'''.
Fdcctofs nthf1 tto scltssek enunl-' shy, ola
ielH.~' you ~ n's s'eNt M1e s"u' G"'h ~"
doht 8llh7"se I'm usalla IL tof thf'i 10 yohf
4 Nr,y York tprrg.,nut exprcts In rot II horse
.,..+ ~. ,-.,, .a. -. tt,, ~, H., ,,o,,,r ir H.,
Inv .'s uc". ~. ~ "'i . ~. '''o
tnes thn transaction WILL be Il Won horse alfnlr
Hitter hll.
"1f tnaes undertakes tn pull my ears" said II
1ou. ,n,t,seJ fal'ow o.. Il strect.cor,ios iso'li
imst hmyt, hl4 hnnis fni" Tlln crawl Itu,kpi nj
tho st,Nil's Gisrs at,sl Smiled.
4 uIft ntcturc- fruue It, IL t]cntcrss Window In
InrIs whist, Is jnItetutt viii n hfu1i prit. M,nrs
f,,n T,nvi,,r ms",ftf,,. 1,nis s,,,m,rl, r1,,nn
hns ct,ntaIi,c;l n t,jct,.rU IT. 'r,tttn,1 ii
,,,s.. -, -, ~. ... r..... ,.,,,,,
The ner9 n[ the Ercht tN!reh from Ehsllt 70
t;andn'nr III sir Frc.lrsck Slct1h lt0bGrfs X
INIT tent il!si teen pertDriMut ~ America ite
hero Woillti nave been ea!lest ltall sit ~ tttc
lnlnerK hutGrn hc Guild rAnl!cr %Ay.-ihldEHA
COMMERCIAL iHttirttta.
II Inns bccntr{e r,,yo,nnr IN Gniyestrn II, refer
Mi cntmmerelnI tfyIt,ts to tilo Ct,ttSn Exrluuur
K fow inSs ,,uo !, nrumimcnt merchant siipm,,i
III, nj, lHInnii ,Int,i viii tim ,st,i rnst1ts iJ.
st IN an ti,n wnt 1n.vrn',nt' uni n,kinr nt i'm
siipperv i,g"1. saItl: II knnw wtmt hvs.nn puI
tht u:n ti,nrl, III hnv.. him III, if,,rr th tt.
iO,l Exctp,Iso for inpairil,x tty stumbling un the
, 1881-02-10
f,lEVEtAND ITEMS.

CLEvErANtl, O.. Fut'. p.-l'hu IInn. John i.
Swift, ot California, tito American Commission,
who Hcgatlatrl tho treaty With Chinu. arrived
hcru to.liay. en- rs'lto u Washington. lIo called
um uen. t3urlield 1T Mtntur.
Tho ltccorAer Ut tho l}nu tlrand f4sNlGe of tho
.Anctnnt order Of Un1tul Workman reports tho
u,lo,t rcueEsel f1br tho your III hUnotietnry ut
F59,U7l, ~. aud tho sl1n expended in ilAath tu4srs
ut f:N,lstMl Tho number 0t IhNsHcs lA tho
H.h.5
, 1881-02-10

md fnrcthly expressed nj tho s',c nt hlstec
and liberty IN Ireland. III this wurk wc nsk tho
cn;',"rattonnf nf nll tust mrn, tf whatever cnnr,
where III branches nf tho LcnElte .i,d rcinrt tn
US ss that Ill mIiss VIZ Ehnll tu united. Let III
lnsr before Vt. Patrick Day such iii UsGnEIzn-
tlrt III existence us tin Irish race hns never
eecn.-1n Organization Tint TIN crento IrrInthi's
opportunity mud he rcnsty to tnkn advantage OF
EnglaEd's t1hieM!ty.
+. y. Cnt.LIss. President.
TItus, FLAttENTY. HcCrCtNrr.
, 1881-02-10
1ft'}:SIG.

Thn trial nf tho case Of !. II. 1iolnen nEainst
Morris $. Martin before Judge Rogers tn receiver
$i0Hl .innllgcs for nllcgtI assa,llt nnd bnstcry,
resulted In disagreement uf the jury ycktcr.
day. They ,isaErrcd hnpclesiy tro,l tho lst,
Mfd finally gnt l1ltu Il iliurrIt md wcrn dis.
enargbl nrtar tho llalllT hnl l}ceu sent In to
tittiot them down.
Discharges from bnnKrnptcy wero granted to
GrrIit lktto Anu !. e, RiehnrJs.
, 1881-02-10
TIL. CAI4I4.


JupuH DuuMMON1.+-uenerai business.
JuunE lNAlpilErr-EJ. 1l, ~, II, ~ n, II, 70.
II, -, ~, H, H., Ej III. VI, Bs. ", w. VI. M. GO
kent vi, CHiloy. OIL trial.
JunuE uAHY-Con4leIatat!on calo,Maar. No.
E,t:%, City w, Exevll. On tr!nl.
JEDtiE SM1Tii-Nu preliminary Gull Irthl Gall
.,OIU. .,taj .,., =: LII. lU. .,lt3 ,le .,lH. Nh
ADlu, HflyHrltaIll IS. Wu. u! trn.
JUMli: WlLI.IAMst1S-l:l5, ~ ia l4S. 10 to 1h:.
l5i To M IL, 10 ltr, n1,t lts,. M. J:G, Kla.bur vi.
West DlrisItnl Hallway cnlnpauy, IN trint.
Jul4,E JAMEs'.s-s,b, y, II. u. No. y Frohllck Va.
kG!nnll. nn hunr!Ilx.
..Iun0E uAnpSrE-4. ., 7. NJ. D, Guy va.
.iuinlE ii1uEIts-<lse, a49}t to a,7, Inclusive. No.
III, 1AIrillustUy y. SeyGrli,Hhutis, On trial.
.IuHtlA AETlH,SY--tD. ILL., lEs. lEt III. lit, III,
5 iii, lhJ, las. No. l35. E[ntubergv Y. Iiols,nat,
jn!Nss TuhEr-at FL, y, ~. No. sl, Williams
W. llu!tOn, u. leArtlig.
JuMiE NoKAs-Nus. CAS-. 5oo, G..5, hsd. 5lv, FL,
k34, Siu. and 1:sl . 49,.
juM,E IiAwss-Nos. 8as, So1, B0d. s7, I'll, 70, ",
Gill. III.
JuMis Lot,uis--lnsaue cascs from to II.
Teriu Mos. l.isl, In, 1.:}i 1,7 LEU, l.e7s I'D
l,al, lsN, I'll. ,s ,:E3 ,:a]A, .a', and ~.
'JUDu3IESTS.
SUPERIOR Counr-JunaE 8M1rt-W. II. Cbaa-
, 1881-02-10
LIMITED WnRKMEM.

CINClNNATl, O., Fch. D.-The nh!n firantl
Ielgr ut the Ancient Order of United WOskntl,
lils elected US olliccrs; T. U. b., 1t. IT, lesry Ut
l[nmlltan; q. ~, y. i. btultz, nf zanesyiH; e..
r., j. J. u. DuulcHi, Of tl!lsbarp; Y. -, W. u.
NJ JU1trlts. Of tIllrlnnatl: q: u. W. W. !tHlrt. u
Cincinnati: q: Itngvrler, ~ T. Hoover, Vt lIrlht;
Il. lteectyer, i}r. L. j. lInrsurt. Ut Eihelnnntt:
q. VI, u. Xuuhnnue. Hf Cislrlnnutl. Thu amount
rccscd by tho Grutd ltclt.rtitr for tho yelr III
beneficiary leentI1,t WIS x.u71. 10: sl,rl GxlH.
cd fur 4ienth sscs, tiltai.Fsl: number of ltlHra
In Tho Stnte stxty-ctHlt: tual membership. ,b72.
, 1881-02-10
AN ENTERTAINING COMPANION.
l.nHdan Era.


Once, tturlnR n tour In tho Western Stntcs
twrltus Mr. FlurcHce, tho actor. M Incident oe
Glil.utt In which | rNtltGr think | played tho
victim. We wero cn rol,te from Cicreianh to
Cincinnati, MI eight or ten hour Jt,lrney. After
sre!ng my wife comfortably seated, l walked
forward to t',o stnolstnH-car, ulld, tnkirR tho
tsl,ly rUoecnptcd pncc. pulled out my ciunr-
clsc alu offered Il cgnr To my next nclrhbpr.
l1e wns abont 60 ycars Of nge, Hcntlernansy In
appearances, and Of II somewhat reserved ind
bnshfut mlen. f1o Erncufully nccnptcu the
Gtrir, nld In u few minutes We were cnguged III
conversation.
''Aro yo,t yotuR far Wcst7" / inquired.
"Mcrcly NJ far us Columbus" Columbus,
1nny expnIn, In the Capital OF Otio.) "And yua,
srF' he Ndtlcd, intesrogatvcly. -
III am Journcyluz toward Cincinnati. an a
theutrienl 1nMn, nnd plhy there Tomorrow
night" WIS II yo,,ng tna,t then, aud fond OF
nrDwnE my profession
tOh. Its,lrcdt yotr faco seemed familiar 10
me rs yp,s ontorctl tho car. l mn contldont VIC
ii hnyo Hnt.st in almost every Stato In the
Unfon." e.t |, hnlf lmtronIzinYy. Mrs. Flor
st:t @ IT., nl1 nro fGttY generally known through
"l}!css n'o!'' snIl tho stranger In surprise, "1
ayS % se9 " s H.. c % ,es sad n9 rcsG %it
her a!nt sosss IL still fresh In my fllelnt,ry."
"!o ynu proposo re'naInlns lung in co!um-
"fca, for scyon years," replied my compau-
ao r,,, -, o,,otts, ,o,, ,,o,,ro,,,,, .,,.,,,.,
nv nttcnfIon wis nttrncteI IN IL Itfie rr,1- f,,rci
intn viii small yharn pygy VIM st jn,fntniint la
IL nst M mil nullis,i hi11sf j,v s,irkit,r lin
knoll f n InrUr wi Ing -ttICk WIlIEIl ht. carried
,nrrsst,1G,y III his hni iii in nt,ro fhtu ,,,Mn
gla.nrs1 ut tne in II Knowing m,Ht,sler. aEd now
ut me ns much as III sly. ali. ali follow ktl,,W
vtuI ftn,'' ~" ~
'.Thnsr nttcntjons were 90 mnrkc;t TINT finally
nakttl nv tnni.lt,u If In, in,i t0fit.tyi fhnM,
.sj'bnt m,1, nnts jike n II t,nntir" snitI T. sn.to
| ynct o " ' ~ - s0~>S
tx poor ha,f-wlttcfl fellow, nosstbly." rcDtttsl
my rrIlu,w fr,iunr' W1n v,,,,,. frs,rsIs thrmiwh
liz, ctm,mtrr. howoyer. ar. F,orctce. Wi ,n,sst
h,Iyt, nrt,.n i,;rt xIrl. al run,,, c,,nr.riTrs
III. Ind nnw rfHsht.l t:Hst,ime.. lin Iiinunr stn-
| tior and. nftcr thunkinu tf1o sfrnnuer FIR tiie
lin i,rIYnrr in n, f.IiH mint nsknj hin IF In
, 1881-02-10
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


III The EAttnr Of The CAteagn 1r15iut.
CulCAt,t,, Feb n.--Wili you piensn inform mic
Though tho medium Of your valuable pnper,
wllutllpr tllcrc Is III urLt.alau we'll Mt Douglas
rark or hot, ntld obllgr q
CONSTANT KEAuElt.
[Tes.1
, 1881-02-10
TO THE PUEBLO,

Thesa eau be no better E.lasATiI1t II l. HfLst
ef Dr., Railways old estahll*nt'l ~ init sGuEs ~
dies thnn tie baso and wottAcst ',s Ht'jel.
them. As there are Fnls1 hrsun,s.Th sHa "7
And Pills, be sure and ask for Han"t HaI.st 1n b't'
that the NANNY +" "AtxdWH" " ~ sHA'
, 1881-02-10
UNITED STATES COURTS.

Jnhu MoFarant1 lllttl hll yester,ay nEalnst
George W. Ilr0wn, to restrain him fronl snfrlng-
itH ccrlnln patents Erantctl to GenrgO l. nurgeu
FOR improvements In seed plnnturs,
, 1881-02-10
lktAD\EAY'S
Regulating Pills! j..
FEnrEcT pult;ArtvEs, StoTllStl AsE1 ~
ENIS, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, .AlmA''
RELIABLE. AND N.tft1ilALN
THEIR OPERATION,

ENlN, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, Alm..''
nELlAuI.E, AND NArtJhALN
THEIR OPERATION
A Vegetable Substitute for ca'o"'s' IA
Perfectly tusicloss, elegantly eyassa eya'nHs,,p VI
sweet gum, purge, rNulatG. purify. f's ',tr'o
strengthen. liAtlwny'8 Fills Tor tlla amnri. 1T
disorders Ut the STOMACH, Liver; ,,nni"hr, tua.
npyB. HIn,l,ler. kcry0l,s Diseases InaS.nI<,h
atffMtlan, cuBilyent.a, indigestion: In ii1rxk
Utllo.IBI.sa, Fever, IIlIiulHnatIoh " tT w
1tics, AnG MI arrangements III ltlH tlH.ti,y cals
GcrA. Warranted IL rft'ct Il lnr"rry, rst'
1'urrly vrItotM.'lp. c0ntntniHg 10 t"e'N"'
eral, nr tlelGterluls tlrslUs. ,,,t,,n. tcsalttef
frn,u Disorders Of tho Digestive H,,n-; ,,ix,; Of ~
conntipAtft,u. inwurt! PILES. fn,a.;St W" ;Stontta
n!oul I'll tho Head, Acld!ty ~ ,.tsH. Fupars
Nnus4'a, Heartburn. l'is41!ht ~ lctatlaa.
Of weight III t!lt. Rttlf!!Arh, Hnut tho stefa9
blNkitlgs nr FllttnrlIlKs In slp ~ ~ md lE4f
uch, Swimming Of tho llGa'l l!lfi,p.t ipnktf
cult llrcathlnR, F!utrr!nH III ilIn ~. y, itngP Ps
or Ei'flH:lttnK Sensations WH',l y, F..yes -
turt,, Dnta or Wet. b;,furt, tls sith', rsrsrrrr
UulE Paitl In tje te1t,!, I,clItirncy e.. 81 Pau
tIou, yels,w1IeIa uf tho SkiA NY i,,n rlusbis
the Aiiu, Chust. f.lns'*. IND sia'''' II.
Heat, burning In thu FlcAl1: ,,u, Will fr@ ~
A fcw tlt,A4H " ltatlHny'h tini' ,,,sunirst
system from all tho nknt'- nlhs' ,n,Y
t,i. PRICE .S CKE'lss PER ILL.,
sold ny nltGGt'lsis' nrn
Read "FALSE AND Tlsom "a,
soua a letter stamp ~ nAnM;A;yS1s, II, III
EE$HE, EE$j SS @ASSHs:sH'' con iH0'e'l'.,', ~, W..
information worth thousands WIZ
, 1881-02-10
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured TOR MY ,s,sai tyssai
There Ia not remedial nHt.nt lh ihis "Mau Mua.d.
will euro FoyEr nlHt AKne 1nl Aal ,thcr ~ .ittt
isycrs tnldeti uy iNst,WAY'S rll.I.s, 10 quls'4
AsHADWAY'A'HEAUr HEt.lEF.
FIFTY CENTS 1'E!t itOFILE.
, 1881-02-10
CURRENT GOSSIP.

SYMPHONIES IN FUR.
trnton T,tty
ANY artYxr,r
i',s' r.. n,
y daftttS young t1llfnscl IS t'arI,
I'm told her l,sli,u Is III, Ensl:
just watch hrr most gracefully twif].
4 Iov.Iv nnt1 itsenno vn,,np vlrI
tv,'.,n,, .s a ,'.ns,., - ...s. -. ~ ,,,.,,,,.
"hose Jersey y t'HH ~ ,t'' elSh'n'
~ th!fiir young uhnscl ls leArs,
l}ctlRsl fn tho snftcst 0f seAlAkin.
Mtsy OITEIL
,,... ,,.,,. ,.,.,"., T., .,,a.t
ut,,,.. .aa,,,, -. iii ~, =, .,,o,,.
sa' - 'c"". |" ~" ~ ~ I''"u"'
llHl1nlh HOW snt Fl nflx1t'tss 10 e'tltcn
licr elany stick with II crltich,
tly syftct, slle's tnul,itsl "a tuttcr
Ysyi never I'm tCrtun Y,i,y sllut
i Iitho iIttIc leurtlcr III otter
, 1881-02-10

4 popo's Edict, srat.,tl, Is u Enu; don't mistake
thAt fur DR.. D4a's Cough Syrup.
, 1881-02-10

SUPERIOR Cuunr--JuNlE 8MITII-W. II. Cbaa-
taiu VI. Nlchard ~. Lloyd, e51H,aa-M. W. Powell
, 1881-02-10

And this Is ollr sweet little Flo,
4 bnnny yulnv hcauty III licttrAkinI
l1nw Elfasly she'll Kt,lc tu ansl fru,
And awctt. stillt1y ElnIlGcS tu&ttlw,
Wtli1n Il lovely g4rIlMtlOnal sIow
.lu8t ilClsl,eA llGr exqtltsit fnlr skirt;
And this IL our sweet little Flu,
u bp11tIy y1ll1tE beauty in 1luntaatnl
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
VanclevesviIle.

Mmt, Zion Sunday school gets
an organ. Miss Bertha Morrow
will preside
The schools are on the home
run.
Taking with teachers we learn
that the school officers DIX not man.
i'eS' ~ great an Interest in the
school work as they should. Dur
ing the school year there has not
been an officer 10 visit our schools
We don'G know whether we are
living zoo far down towards JET
ferson or whether the muddy
roads and cold winter has kept
them away
A few years ago We had night
sessions in our district, where the
parents could go and see how their
children were getting along, and
the school house furnished place
where we could 60 occasionally
and enjoy a real treat. Now, by
some reason these are done away
with and the school seems TO be a
matter of only secondary thought.
Do not forget that we train chill
dren to make laws, govern the ma
ton, and preach the gospel for fu-
ture generations. - Il
The late Professor Henry is
quoted as saying that there was
not a city in the world that could
produce so many able. cultivated
and learned men as Washington.
Why Washington is not SO far
from our place
A man never feels the full spow-
er of the press" until he gets his
hand mashed between the cog
wheels.
Owing to the very severe win
ter the pretzel crop in Pennsylva-
mia and throughout the North Is a
complete failure. Many places in
Lebanon and Berks counties Pa,
the vines are frozen out complete
ly.
The hardest thing In the world
for young woman to do is to look
unconcerned the first time she
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State News.

The NeU Cumberland Lldepead-
e,at, published in Hancock, West
Virginia, denounces the reports
that slavery and the farming
ont' OF paupers still exist there as
"Munchausen tales aud SANDER
GUS untruths," and declares. that
there is not county In the State
where the poor or more comfort
able kept. 49, -
Hon. VIM. I'll. Barnum, Chair
man of the Democratic National
Committees, and a number of 9TH
er capitalists, were at Tunnelton
and other places in Preston county
last week exploring the various
neighborhoods' The Kingwood
Journal says: SAT our last word
from them, they were examining
land in the vicinity of Fellowsville.
Their object, as we hear, Is to buy
land preparatory to the erection of
furnaces and other works." ei ral
The Morgantowns New Domin-
ion says: The railroad prospect Is
Frightening here. five can Judge
anything from the movements of
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The school at Gtn"'r~n. u'"iht
charge Of I'll. G. EvAn-, closed on
the 22nd. The scholars .'dVarc"G
rapidly during the scho"i e ~.
The mud is drying.
Farmers are rapidly pushing
their Spring work.
Mr.. ]. B. Mason had q fac COW
TO commit suicide a few days ago,
by putting her head between two
sapiings and giving twist, broke
her neck. As food is scarce
throughout the neighborhood, we
are scarcely prepared to say wheth-
err it was accidentally or purposely
done. arvafnqreteg
l had the pleasure OF visiting
Bear Garden Mountain few days
ago. The scenery is sublimely
grand. AS / looked upon the
mountains which lift their stately
peaks celestial-ward, | thought of
Moses on the Mount, / do not
suppose / ever saw what he did,
and am satisfied he did not see
what | saw.
VOLCANO p. NAsHBY.
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Failing Water.

The wheat and grass is fairly
bouncing.
A slice of last January weather
would be comfortable now.
The "gee-haw" of the plowman
is heard on every side.
The sale of Benjamin Blues
property takes place on Thursday,
May 18th.
This is the season of the year
when the day schools close, and
the Sunday Schools open for the
Summer.
But small crop of oats will be
put out in this neigh borhood, for
want of time.
The roads are being we'll dried
up, and are getting in good order
again. e
Mr.. Geo. w. M. Tabler will poll
a good vote in this district for
County Superintendent. He is q
good man for the place.
An examination shows that the
bees Jared badly last winter. A
great many colonies were frozen
with plenty of honey in the hives.
The peaches are, as a general
thing, Killed, and the crop will be
an almost total failure.
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y Little Georgetown.

The farmers are putting in eve-
ry day they can at blowing.
The warm days have forced veg
citation rapidly, and the trees are
putting forth bud aud leaf.
The people of this township de.
sire the re-appointment of Mr..
William III. Kilmer AZ Overseer of
the Poor. He has filed the posi-
ton to the satisfaction of all. He
10 economical in his expenditures,
consistent with careful attention
to the necessities of the poor in the
district. Every dollar he spends
is put where it will do most good,
and while the poor Of the district
are properly cared for, he exercises
great care in expenditures. He is
the right man In the right place,
and the people Of the district de-
sire, his re-appointment.
The weather is more like Sum-
mer than Sprfug. We seem to
have jumped over Springtime in
to Summer IL
The thermometer responds to
the warm weather and the Mercu-
ry reaches 80 in the shade.
Workmen are engaged in re-
building the saw-miil at this
place which was burned down
some four weeks ago. A circular
saw will be put in instead of the
old upright. II will be complet.
ed in five or elk weeks. - -
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HcdgesyilIe,

As the weather and prospective
crops seem TO be such prosecuted
items for publication, we will on.
ly say that a straw hat here and
there reminds US Of the change OF
seasons.
Sheriff Uhrisman has taken his
departure from his old residence
at n. Mountain, and will for the
next four years reside in your
town.
The community will be grieved
to learn Of the death of Mrs. Har-
ley, wife of L. j. Harry, M. D., on
Tuesday last. Mrs. II. was an esti-
mable christian lady, and while
she mingled but little with the
world, yet the vacancy in that
home and this neighborhood will
not be easily filed.
Two of our prominent citizens
becoming weary of the monotony
of their daily lives, concluded to
vary it by engaging In an occupa-
ton they called clipping" AT
ter several fruitlesS attempts to se-
cure prize, and an attack in Inn
agination, by the hobgoblins
which infest the mountain stream,
they beat hasty retreat home,
sadder and wiser men.
There will be services in this
place at the Episcopal church on
Sunday next, Rev. Mr.. LEVEL, Of
floating.
The election of corporation of
ficers which took place In this
town on the 23rd, resulted in Sc
curing set of officials, whose ev-
cry effort will be to maintain the
peace, happiness and prosperity
of the residents of the beautiful
mountain village.
Mr.. John 8. Vermylsa has pur-
chased the property formally be
longing TO James M. Wilson.
The Quarterly Meeting of the
M. + Church, will commens on
Saturday, Goth OF this month.
Presiding Elder Waterman is ex-
pected here and will preach on
Saturday and Sunday.
REPORTERS.
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capitalists, railroad will surelybe
built along the Monougahela VAL
ley before long. 1t Is in the air
and will come to q head soon.
A Land League recently organ
lied at Parkersburg, numbers q
numbered members.
A company is completing ar
engagements for the erection OF two
large blast furnaces for the manu-
facture of pig irou on the Packer
estate, which embraces fromI17,-
900 to 10000 acres of Iron ore lard
Ia Rockbridge county, and several
thousand acres of coal lands In
West Virginia, both on the line of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road.