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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12
How u story Grows.

farmer was once told that his turnip
held had been robbed, and that the robbery
had been committed by poor, lnoifenslvc
man, of tho name of Palmer, who, many
OF the people of the village sid, had taken
away wagon load of turnips. Farmer
Brown, much eXaapcratcd by the loss of
his turnips, determined to prosecute Door
Palmer with all the severity of tho law
With this intention he went to Molly San
dcrs, The washerwOman, who had been
busy in spreading the report, to know the
whole truth; but Molly denied ever having
said anything about q wagon load of tur.
nips. 1t was but cart load that Palmer
had taken, and DaIe Hodson, the huck-
ster had told her so, over and over agA,n.
The fnrmcr, hearing this, went to Dame
Hodson, who said that Molly Sanders was
always making things worso than thew
really were that Palmer had taken only q
whecl-barrow full OF turnips, and that she
had her account from Jenkins the tailor.
who stoutly denied the account altogether:
he had only told Dame Hodson that Pal.
nier had pulled up several turnips, but how
many he could not tell, for that he did not
see himself, but was told by Tom Slack,
the plowman. Wondering where this
would end, farmer Brown next questioned
Tom Slack, who, In his turn, declared he
had never said word about scoing Pei
mcr pull up several turnips; he only said
he had heard say that Palmer had pulled
up turnip, and that Barnes, the barber,
was the person who had told him about It.
Tho farmer, almost odL OF patience at this
account, hurried off TO Barnes, the barber,
who wonder much that people should find
pleasure in spreading idle tales which had
no truth in them. lie assured the farmer
all Ia" had said about the matter, while he
toak oil the beard of Tom Slack, was that
for all he knew, Palmer was as likely q
man to pull up turnip as his neghhors.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12
a MlstAl<0.

A young gentleman was recently mar
rlcd at an uptown church, and as he was
preparing for the ceremony, he placed the
money he intended to hand to tho minis er
"a tcn-dollar gold piccc-in ono vest
pocket, and a flvc-dollar gold piece for the
sexton in another. The service over, the
minister was met by the sexton, who wore
a smile as large as tho front door of tho
church..
"That was fine couple" SAID tho amil-
ing sexton.
'Vcry nice party, jeremiah" sold tho
minister.
'And quite liberal one, too. See
what they gave mc2" said the sexton, as
he opened his hand and showed the glitter
ing eagle,
Tho minifter eyed it curious!y and re-
pllcd' "Ahem! that's very kind IN then,
but see what they gave mel" and he fshcd
up the five. dollar piece from his pocket.
The sexton wondered, and the parson
walked away, but both had suspicion
there had been mistake made--and there
was,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12
Summer Tours Of 1881

Alrcahy the notes of preparation for tho
GUNNER, de beng heard on every side.
Ihe Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will,
uuring the coming season, present greater
lacllltles than ever for visitors to the many
mountain and seaside resorts reach c1l by II.
all the advantages offered in previous sea.
Sons IN the way Of excursion tickets, fast
ana frequent trains, Palace coaches, and
spehdld passengers equipment will be con.
1inuco ana many improvements will bo
addeu which will insure to passengers still
greater comforts and coavenlences. With
lts leased and controlled lines, it reaches
direct to all the popular watering places on
Inc New 10 ey coast; and all the famous
mountain resorts of Pennsylvania, and no
expense ls spared to provide speed, safety,
anu luxurious Accommodations for its M
irons. Fast express trains will be run to
Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park,
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake, Elberon, Deal
Beach, Point Pleasant, Beach Haven,
Long Beach, eto. A new branch now IN
course OF construction will be finished to
Sea Side fa'k, adding another delightful
ocean resort to the already large number
touchod by the lines of this gleat corpora.
ZION. On the West Jersey Rlilroad.
twhlch Is also controlled by the Pcnnsyl.
vania Railroad Company which roacHes
10 Atlantic City and Cape May; many i'm.
proVemcnts have been made, most promi.
nent OF which are frequent long sidings,
glVlng all the advan,a ges OF a double
track; the running of the trains by the
system 30 successful on the PENNSYLVANIA
Nailroad-and the placing of water tanks
be."een the tracks enabling engines t, take
up water while in motion, thus allowing
trains TO run through without stoppaees.
a marked feature Of all these lines is tho
thorough construction of the roadbcd, the
smooth runuing of the trains, and the en-
tire freedom from dust being particularly
ntt able. For travel to the mountains.
there will be found the usual high stand,
ara OF accommodation, and those prcferrinp
q ]aunt in the country, sojourn in the
snaay s Vallcys, or On the mountain tops,
enjoyable transit to Kane, Remove, Della
ware Water Gap, Altoona and Cressc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12
He Dared.


His Honor had before him the case of
young farmer who was arrested for disturb
Ing the peace and being drunk, and when
asked for his defense he said:
"Well, live out here about twelve
miles. Yesterday morning, as was split
ting rails, Bill Adams he came along and
dared me to come to town with him, And
| dared.
"You hadn't any errand2"
"None at all. After wc got here Bill
Adams he says to me he'd dared me to take
drink. And l dared. Purity soon, after
we had been to harness shop, lie dared
me to take another. And | dared.n
"That was two drinks2
"Yee, sir, ard after Bill had bought four
pounds OF nails he dared me to get swiz-
zled. And dared"
"What is swzzcd2'
"Just drunk enough to think you can lit
barrel OF salt, but you can't lift one end
Of hat full Of bricks"
"Well, 90 on"
swell, when we got swizzlcd Bill he
dared me TO upset man carrying a step
ladder. And dared"
"Thats when you got that black eye,
eh2"
eyes, sir. upset the man, but he got
up and knocked mo pizen West.'
eyes"
"WclI, then we saw q policeman march
ing along, and Bill Adams he dared me to
pitch him lnto a snow-bank. And
dared "
''Was II much of a pitch2'
mo, sir-not for the officer. He gave
me two cracks on the head and brought me
down."
"Well, now shall dare you to 90 to the
Work House for thirty days" concluded
His Honor as he settled back.
And he dared.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12
-%~ -
a Valuable Discovery.

While boy was recently bathing in the
opel,ing of channel connecting the Foun.
tain OF the Virgin and the Pool Of Sloam
at Jerusalem, he discovered a rock upon
which were craven number of Phenican
characters They are small and finely
wrought, but unfortunately not deeply cut.
Part Of tho stone is submerged and hidden
by slllcate deposit. Afte, the channel
has been drained and the deposit carried
away 1t is expected that considerable light
IN the topography of Jerusalem will there
by be gained.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12

Water made sllghLly salt, and to
which bran to the proportion of one
quart to every gallon has been added,
is said to increase the yield Of milk by
% per cent. If 1t is given to COWS as
their ordinary drink. After q short
time the COWS will refuse pure water,
unless they are very Thirsty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-12

The best recipe Tor gong through
life In an eAq lislte way, with beauti-
full manners, Is to fsel that every body,
no matter how rich or how poor n oeds
all The Kindness he can get from
others.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
GsEuH'f42 ELti'TkS..saaa


The Stock holder coca into the Venpol
business and pfeticts tho weather II
tbis: We are bound to have "a SNOW
storms in all, this winter, according &c
ar old proverb, which says that ths
number Of snow storms for the winter
viii be equal to the number, in the
calendar, Of the day OF the month on
which the first one came. The first snow
fell this winter on November Gath. in
and since which there have
been snow falls on three days Of Noyem
ber, six in December, seven in January,
sld one thus far in February. 1t would
appear, following the old saying, that
,heIe are asven more TO come, which is
not many for the remainder of Febrr.
sry and March to put in, seeing the
lime they have al their command and
he exhilsrating example which De-
'embsr and January have get them.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Michael Kane the man who Tm
terribly smashed up by tie nlnt
accident a. State Road Station o. Trs
day night, and who was taken htk to
NiddletoRE ,diedyesterday At erpx 1.
Max Wells hotel at 4.50 O'Clock Ia.
tertav afternoon DR.. Draper and Vs
c!al officer LseR, went down 10 Nl!!s
town TO assist DR.. Barr in The suyan
ton OF the mans limbs In. Ls VII
found to be dying AMI tie amputga
could not be Performed. Il. stalsib
fore he died that he had been s7u
from home two years, and in his Ilgl
hsi gore almost everywhere thOri
tue south. Mr.. LsEg tesgraDAsibI
tuo aau's brother Thomas KSrs EAI
lives in Mar. borough, MouuOuta Corr
", N J. Coronsr Weld Rens tGa
morning on the 9.35 train to AIiia
tOSn end returned to this c;y al
the l2.07 ?. II. train, with the b0iF
which viii be KEEP. at undertaken h'
mes's establishment on SIMPLIFY srst
where il will lie ia ice for gevrra. dN
awaiting information from his rsls!ird'
An inquest will BE- held this ShtF
noon. II nobody comes 10 slsiG tho
body it will be- buried 8. the sEpsD;s
Of the Railroad Company. The dsVais-
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

John H. G. eAan, who tonight COR
ing the rebellion with Company ], Third
Delaware Regiment, died few days
sincs at his residence, No. 3l8 Tatnall
street, from the effects Of a disease oan
tracted whilst q prisoner at Anderson
vile. The disease was very peculiar
and bafled the skill of the physicians
of this city ana the medical colleges Ci
other towns. While under the treat
ment Of a physician in Chester he wa
buried up to his neck in foundry sand,
and 80 remained for three days. Al
though suffering intensely he was still
enabled to attend to light duties at the
slaughter house near Second and Tat
nall streets. His case created good
deal of interest among the medical
men, go much so tLat at one time
he offered to sell his corpse to apy
physician who wanted it for disseO.ing
purposes. The amount he asked Was
$500. Although considerably talked
shout, no one came forward and the
sale was not effected,
Twice be applied for a pension, bus
each time his applications were rs
jeoted on the ground shat he WAS aot
disabled. Recently he secured the ser
vices Of Francis Vincent, who has sue
ceeded in ottainipg pension and back
money amounting TO about II, zoo. The
deceased, however, was not permitted !
TO enjoy the comforts which could hc
with thia money because the
lews Of Mr., Flpcsnt's spsceBe did n1t |
teach this city until few days sitter
Nr. Colaman's death.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The wholesale iewelry store OF 10.
seph Lederer, in Chicago, was partially
destroyed by FIRE, about a month ago,
and Lederer was arrested on suspicion,
On Tuesday Delord Stafford, If New
York, representing s92 600 OF claims OF
Eastern creditors, filed sffdavi,s, SET.
ling forth that Lederer "seas hts book
keeper out Of the city few days be-
.ore the FIRE ; that alter the FIRE the
stock and assets, which shoald he
SlOo, 600, were dolly s32 600; that Lad
rrer's only explanation was tina. tie
dremen and citizens stole his goods;
that Lederer has besn known to trans
Ter at l"ss. ten Thousand dollars worth
Of bis goods TO frienIs All relatives,
aud to sell an 'qual smcunt TO other
Jewellers" Ledsrer gave bail in $500.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The llthogen pavemeu!s around Toe
square or the new c0nrt house, Pa'
down by George IL. Wehu, ars proving
worthless bsiOre they have iCaESal
been test d. The cement vas no! POI
on more than a half-iuch thick % 81
average, much of it not mo's lhaa !
quarter of an inch, and the cOlS
quenes is, they are bullying up MaI
cracking to pieces. By the time sP'4
fairly opens there will be bn' sn
blocks left that will not be cEa'Se
The contract price for laying the paw
ment was $500, and the contFae' "
have been paid 50, 700, leaving S-Wl
still unpaid, and which Is no, ~sI
paid until the contract is hnlsAsa
the satisfaction Of the Building ~y
1t looks as if Mr. Wehl W0pa
have to wait some time for the oASD"
Of the mOney. II the pavement gr'
no better evidence Of durability vi
this winters to has afforded " wow .,
LOOK as If the contractor was snLl'tD
iy paid now, and mus. have mas
aey ont OF il.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The bark HsE1rd, Captain Roberts
from Sierro Leone for Boston, will
bides, struck on South Suoal, Nan
tucket, laet Monday night, lost hel
rudder, and had hole knock ed in her
bottom, The captain and crew left
her, but, there being only one small
host, the second mate aud six seameu,
John Bryant and Henry Sohenider,
reached shore In the boat nearly ex.
haus;e1, hut nothing has been heard
OF the seven men on the raft.
A steamer left next day in search OF
them, but was unsuccessful. Quantities
OF material belonging to the bark were
sssD by the steamer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

TIE committee OF nine members o
the U 8. House of Representatives, 8p.
pointed to attend the fuD~rsl of Hon
Fernando Wood, LEFT lsst night 10Y
Pittsburg, where they Will meet the re-
mains and acc mpany them to Wash.
ingtoD. The remainB left St. Louis
last evening, and are expected to reach
Washington on Friday morning. The
funeral will take p ace from the Wash
iDgSon residence OF deco ased, Oh Satur
day afternoon, and the intsrment will
he at New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The four negroes who are the libel
ants i'll the JEFF rson Borden case are in
very pltiable plight. They are stran.
gers in this section of the country and
are without funds. They we're, for a
time, lodged In the custom house cells,
but W. C. sprusnee, 4 "a proctor for
the respondent. objected to this, and
they W, re- turued cut. Yesterday they
went to Marshal AoMnllen and said
that they had had nothing to eat since
Tuesday morning, and the judge and
several officers OF the u S. District
Court made up purse for them.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
ID EAT a a,

LO9U E---Dn the 18th inst, Mapare,
L0gue, In the 45th year fher age.
The relatives and tr!enus Of ne family ar,
respectful y ihv,ted to attend the tunera
from her late residenc 404 4. NinIh stree
on saturday attern ron, to cave thu house :.
$50 O'Clock. To proesedst to the new c4thedr
Cemetery.
Do sre5t mother thou hts left as,
And thy loss We desp feel,
But It's God that has OF rett as,
He can all our sOTOA heal.
"Gone but no brgotten."
PhiIa, papers please copy.
GREEN. in Wednesday, 10 h inst, Cor,
T., iAiant daughter Of ich0ias II. and Ell
len A Graen, Gsed 3 months.
The relatives and trienos CT the family, art
respectfully invited TO attend he iune "a |
from the 70 dence OF her aren o, j O.
1c5 X 18TH strest, on Friday otter con, al
$50 p. IN To pro eed to Wilmin ston and
Brandw'De Cemetery.
PARREN.-0n the 15tl inst, Mrs. Annie
Farren.
The friends Of the family are invited to Mt.
ems N" '"''l ON 10, ID. rastdepue. -.
10 ", - , . -" .n"ui.
=, oA0sG, s.rtLeSs y. .....A.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

An agent OF the consolidated tele
graph companies waA In the city yes
terday making an arrangement for the
transfer Of the fixtures Of the Ameri
csn Union telegraph office, al Fourth
and Market streets, TO the Office OF IT,
Western Union company, g, Third and
Aarke, streets. The fall force Of both
cthass Nil probably hot be retained
There Is much interest unaffected as
to who viii conduct the fliss. A prom
inent mrmbsr OF the American Union
Company has been invested with au.
tLority 20 make the appointments.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Mr.. srd Mrs. J. Fl. Percival, S3l
Poplar street, celebrated the Second
Annive sary Of their Wedding on Tues
day evenipg. About 60 persons In all
Including 20 members Of Hope Council,
Jr., 0. .. A. NJ, called to pay their
respects 20 the young couple. They
were the recipients Of quite q large
number and variety OF presents from
their friends. The company in leaving
wished ar. and Mrs. Percival returns Of
such q happy occasion.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

A; $50 O'Clock last evening TIE De
nuded engine, LOT of broken cars AID
wheels, and other parts Of The
State road station wreck arrived in
'hiS city. Much Of the debris remsiDs
on the ground, The pigs that we're in
the cars when the crash took plsoe
we're not killed md gaining th4i,
liberty struck for the woods and all
day yesterday agents Of the railroad
company were engaged III an uusu9Qess.
fol search for them,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
~
F& TIL E1lrlglg
AhE RAILROAD

Ansaring Of the ns,.
or" Bin In Com, "a's weu
| NtRhl. A'tee L,.,
special Dispatch to the Rep.DI,.,,
DOVER, Feb. l7.--rha p
n''.ee On corporations held A., V'aE
session las. night and sopsia. w. n'%
Delaware Western bill. n. a, !, u
oelphia' Wilmington and B,,t ta''
comp. COMPANY vas represented BY i i,'e
uon by George V. Massey An, '.'''l'
Robinson, RIOS, and the n, a.
Western by William O. Whit, '''
George H. Bateo, Ksqs. '''' I'D
=. An amendment was adopted o,,,,.
" necessary to sommsrcs n.
within one year and complete +, W.
instead Of COMMENCING v,,bt. @'*
years and completing it In five, "
The following amendusn.
,ee'ed after arguments pro and ,
c'unsel, during which tina NV, W.
Western men claimed Tat =, ~
provision as this Is in the P, WIZ '
charter. The Delaware Wss,.,.
s''d they would not Otjtc, I'm. , WI y
Il b would ADOPT the same sr,.,,. '"
within ak months, but the o,b,,,
said they would adopt i, With, IT..
mouths after the new road ~. hi, 'a
Here is the amendment TIA. v,,,.''''
ed 'FU''
"Nlr shall any srea,sr ob,.
made hF any company tast m, 1ts y
under the provisions Of tbi, AZ, ., 'a All
act to which this is supplement-, ~!
transportation Of passengers Or tsi,S,
Of any descr p,ion from point, v 51'sl.
the state 10 points within ,bl' S,.s
or from points within M IN s Sas
to points without The s,'.'
or between points within ' @,,
state or nom points withou. tina E~.
through this State to points ri,h 's
the State than shall then by ebss' '
by any other railroad COMPANY ~, ~
Meeting such points for trsp,rf,,,Ta.
Of passengers and the same clsm ,sI
Character Of freight between nS
points" ''S
Another amendment, which ia tom.
nediately follow this, II adopted MA
libitsthe company from impvdlog pr.
CATION by bridging the CaristisDs 1t
my point between the delaware Wse.
I'm bridge and ito mouth Or bri!giur
he BrandyTine between the Market
treet bridge and it5 moutt, AID fur.
her providing that tie road sAsl p,a
through Wilmington wes: o, Nstka
trset bridge.
The committee ia believed to b d.
lcst unanimous in favor Of the OIL
! expected TO Sc: through and gcegN
IS report Las. night, 5u: It only tatj
ta'ted TO consider the amen r.ns
nd the Meeting will ba held t.,lits
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
RWe Knocked O0e.

James H. Stewart, son of John n
Stewart Of this city, resides at Burris
vile, Caroline county, Maryland, anc
while oct few days ago chopping
wood a three cornered chip few up and
striking him in the right eye cut the
bill, and now he cannot ses any more
with that eye. DR.. Salisbury attend.
ed to his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
SECOND EDITION.
NJ wv SG MM A Rk

cd DOwa.
Mrs. Augusta Beers and Mrs. JoSspE
WertL were run over by gravel trsii
while picking coal on the Lehigh ant
Susquehanna Railroad, near Allentown
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Werts wa
killed and Mrs. Beers fatally injured
The body Of Oliver Butterwiok, drown
cd near Allentown, on Friday last, wat
found yesterday on Calypso Island
Bethlehem, 1t having been carried 8
distance of six miles, and was badly
deoomposed.
Hosea Happy stabbed his married
son, "a years of age, with an swl al
Woodstock, Ulster county, New York,
on TUESDAY. The avn penetrated one
of the young mans lungs, causing a
wound from which he may not recover.
They had qusrrelled over division OF
property.
According to a letter from Spring
field, the indications are that the corn
crop of Illinois for 1880 was about one
fifth of all the corn produced in the
United States--the same proportion as
in 1879. The value of the hogs mark
eted in 1880 was $22, 1877, 900. against
SIC, Gao, 600 in 1879.
Members Of two families, named Boyos
and FELTON,, have been made danger
ously sick with symphonic resembling
trichinA poisoning, by eating pork
bought in RGndout, New York. Two
cats, which ate some of the meat we're
killed by it.
Navigation between Washington and
Alexandria was resumed yesterday,
four tugs having opened channel
through the Toe gorge. Communication
with the South by way OF Alexandria
is again established.
In the Dominion Eou7e of Commons
on Tuesday, motion for the second
reading Of bill (Which virtually rem
ders the Canadian Temperance act in
operative" was defeated by vote of
50 to 81.
Governor Cullom, of Illinois, says he
believes il Is settled that the Secretary
shin of the Interior is to BIZ offered to l
Robert T. Lincoln, son of President
Lincoln.
The Webster Cotton Warehouse, in
Columbus, Georgia, was burned yester-
day morning. The loss on the br1ld-
ing and It's contents is estimated at
$4,000.
The Gresnback Convention of Miehi-
gan met Yesterday In Lansing and
nominated tichet, headed by John B.
Shipman for Justice OF the suprsme
Court.
Senator ConkljRg arrived at Mentor
yesterday, and after several hours, 4
conference with General Garfield, took
the midnight train for the East.
The 0hsse Run Coal Miae, in British
continued burning fercely
at last accounts, all efforts toextinguish
ii having failed.
A fatsl epidemic is reported smrng
The cattle iu the Lower Frazier Valley,
n British Columbia. c
Yesterdays ballot for U. S. Senator -
It Harrisburg stood: Beaver, rs; Wal
ace, IA; Bayps, 81; Soofsld, 2; scat u
ering s. -
The Senate of New York has Rnani-
nously passed the bill TO Incorporate
he Mexican southern Railway Com.
oaRy.
General Garfsld intends to leave VI
tentog fer Washir gton on the 2Sth e'
Qst. tpr
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
Aueshsr Accident,

While Michael Glenn, resIH'IS -
Browutown, and all employee o. !, i
=. w. & b. Railroad l0cono"'' Il
psrtmept, was engaged ye''ei,d,Ns'
removing the debris Of the a'I'v ',.,I
the State road station became la' M
In some timbers and WAS 50 nj n
bruised tina. he had TO- brought W." n
city and was sent to his home in''
riRpe.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Tonight Winfield Scott Post No Ia
GA, R., of Philadelphia, Will visit Du
Pont Post No 2 of this city. The re-
csp.iop will take place 10 the Post
room MoClsry building, but supper will
be- served in the hall over Crosby 4
Hills dry goods store. The LADIES Aux
Hilary Corps OF the Post have the sup.
per In charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

A team on which heavy casting was
placed stalled in the mud st the foot OF
Taylor street, yesterday afternoon.
The wheel sunk 70 low on one side
that heshsfthorse Wac thrown violent
ly to the ground aid had TO b. unhar-
messed.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Tonight DUPONT Post, No. 2. g. A r.
OF this city, receives Wiz field Scott
Post No. IA, Of Philadelphia. Very
shortly the ladies auxiliary of DUPONT
Post will present the post with wo
handsome silk hags, to BE- used ON Dec
Grafton day,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

~ foupd Dr. Balls Cough syrup ia
be neat Efficient remedy, and fesl
sure that The most stubborn cough and
cold will yield to its bealtug itiuepce.
Frank S. Price, New Orleans, Angus.
6, 1875.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

William Perry and Jshn SSa'
were sent to the insane depst'n'r M
the Almshouse this morning.. III.
latter resides in Brandywine hI ,r,,1
and has become Temporarily D
through sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

John A, Harkius had ona of his fin
gers very badly mashed at the Pusey &
Jones company works yesterday.
One of the night employ ees in the
machine shop at the same works had a
finger accidentally cut of last evening
by machine.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The Weekly Republican has been ia
sued and can now be procured at this
Office. Besides containing the proceed
ings OF tue Legislature it also contains
valuable and interesting reading mat
ter.