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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08

Three Murderers Awaiting Execution
-Cho Cs'batt Confession, Etc.

Three Murderers Awaiting Execution
-Che Cs,batt Confession, Etc.
Special to the Herald.
st. Louis, July This has Ieen the hot
est day Of the season thus fur, the thermome.
tor marking an even one hundred 10 the
shade.
Now that tho interest In the attempted
assassination Of the president is somewhat
sbsted, citizens of 81. Louis are asking each
other If the triple hsngipg Get for the
condemned are Michael Lctovsky, a Sweed.
who killed his sweethear King, who killed
the wife OF bis partner 10 business, bscauso
she would not 20 riding with him, and for
whom y seems he had conceived an unholy
passion, and Charles Ellis, . negro, for the
killing OF Mack Sanders, another negro.
All three Of these men have been sentenced.
A stay was -efu,ed and they have taken
an appeal. They have two more chances
The court Of appeals may grant q stay Of
execution, wbicn 10 hardly among probabili.
ties, or tho governor may grant reprieve
From the present indications there will be al
least double execution Of the two white
men, Q week from Tomorrow.
This 10 an swfully dull day, and nothing
II tho shape OF railroad news stirring.
TALBoTT's CONFESSION.
Tho following appears 10 the 81. Louis
Republican:
Marysvillc, Mo-, July 5.-The following
confession was made to-day by Charles Il.
aui Alber: p. Talbot, sentenced to bo
hanged in this city, July %, for tho murder
Of their father, Dr.. p. H. Talbo.t
have concluded TO ,ell all about the kill
log Of Dr. Perry II. Talbot. On The night
ofthe 18Th ofSep.ember last, I fred he fatal
shot that sent him 10 bic death. I did Il
under the following oircumst.n .nces: Dr.. Tai.
bots returned from the fair q, Mar, Vile
about du.k on tho evo Of the 18th Of Sep en-.
bsr. 1880. He came 10 carriage With the
children. Mn. Talbot, my mother, came
70 Afkol on The train which d near on,
homA haze heard that Dr.. Talbot "a
Ma Talbot he'd quarrel oa Ne lAls
gfouads before s>AEsisS. but Of VI kaeW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Jacks0nvillc.

special to the Herald.
Sscksonville, July III. s. Douglas,
OF the firm OF Douglas &
Sons, of Jacksonville, and Miss Belle Tribe
Of Rusk, were yesterday made one, Rev. N
A. Davis, officiating. Jim gets prize, and
Miss Belle was also very lucky.
Mr.. John hrsOnnes, division roadmaster of
the International & Great Northern railroad,
was called to San Marcos last night by tel
egram that his son was dangerously stabbed
6y negro.
Work on the Kansas & Gulf road is pro-
gressing slowly, 0wiGg to the scarcity Of
laborers, which are commanding good
wages.
Weather hot and dry. Corn almost ruined,
and tton will soon begin TO suffer If we do
not get rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Mckiuney.


Special to tho Herald.
Mckinney, July 7.-Gov. Throckmorton
WAS taken very bad with cholera morbus on
Tuesday night aud 10 sill very low. Dr..
Wiley stayed with him oil lsst night, and re-
p f's his case 40 very dangerous but with
some hopes Of recovery
Joe Blsckman an old citissn vf Collin
Is very low with paralysis, with bu, li,,l.
hopes Of his recovery. Several other case.
OF cholera mofbus are reported but no par
ticulsrs. Dn. Markham Smith and Vile,
have just gone 10 Gov. Throckmorton for
consultation.
Cd man Morgan, confined In our isil for
horse stealing, was tried few days since and
was sentenced 70 the poniten,isry for fv,
years. lie 10 sixt, EIGHT years old and plead
guilty 10 the charge. Thefo was ono other
charg. for Meft ofA horse which wss no,
argued and the jury returned verdict Of no,
guilty.
Much sympathy 10 exprs,ed for the mis-.
fortune Of our president, and the sseas.in /,
verv lucky 70 be In Washington: ::amonR hi.
ffiends, rather than in tho little insiRniHcan,
town Of Mckinney.
Court 10 s,iil Ia session and business Of oil
kinda rapidly dispcssd o..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Sherman.

Sherman.
SpsclIl.o the Her, Id.
Shermso. July THE charge of sbdnc.
ton against Ia @. Donaldson was disln -,
ed by Judge C-ocs to-day, he considering
that there "a--.. "a 40 charge.
Don Thompson's saloon WAS entsred by
his porter lsat night, and robbed of lot of
money, cigars and whisky. He was csp-
,ured and lodged in Jill this evening.
A large black bear at the beer garden of
John b land got loose last night and :.
fully mangled little fellow named Do. II,
and he was recaptured to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco. July 7.-The corner stone of The
Paul Q lin A. NJ. K college was laid in East
Waco to-day by Bishop Cain, of the A. M.
Z. church. Three the ussnd people witt essed
tho ceremonies. This Ia to be college
for the higher education Of colored people,
and the trustees have forty thousand dollars
in bank with which to erect buildings.
Governor Hubbard left for Corsicsns to.
day.
The narrow gauge railroad hrs now about
sixteen miles Of track to lay before reaching
Waco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Au.tin, July IA wealthy Ger
man and Bohemian, both Of Fay
cite county, were In the city yeste
day en- route TO Burnet county, to pur-
chase from four TO six leagues of land on the
proposed line of the Austin & Northwestern
railroad, where they propose to locate q
large Bohemian col.ny of tifty families in
Fayette county, aud many of their conDec.
tons in Europe are waiting 10 move to the
new colony.
William Brueggerhof and Il w. Moeller,
Of the fira of Bertram Brue ,gerhoff
s. Moeller, left to day for New York to as
sist the president and secre tsry OF the Aus.
purchase Of msteri,l, rolling stock and sup
plies for the road.
j X Street. editor ofS.reA's Monthly, is
here canvassing for the state university in
the interest of Waco.
Governor Roberts has returned form
Tyler.
TIE directors Of the Southwestern Uoivers-
ity at Georgetown, have awarded the contract
'oT puluipR hnotutr stOry Win mansArO
root, TO tie Texas building association, Of
Auto, their bid Of S7,4S5 being the lowest
The comptrollei's Office is bs>
se'ged with collectors making
their finsl settlements with tho pros
pect of substantial addition to the. cash
balance.
Deputy Sheriff Denny to-day arrested and
lodged in Jail juan Frazer. charged with
burglary and theft of one hundred and
seventeen dollars in Hampstead. and theft Of
horses 10 Gonzales county. Tho prisoner
will be sent 10 Gonzales.
The Mechanics hose company Of, Dallas,
Aled charter 10 the Office Of the secretary of
state to-day,
A large number of applications from the
Texas veterans arc being received at the
general land office for land certificates. The
new law vent into effect on the frat of the
month; and the number Of applications
already reached is 2l0 as many as was
received under the sct Of 1879, which
restricted tho issuance Of certificates "
iadlgent veterans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Inati.uts o, ln.trucsion !.

st. Albans, VT, July 7.-The session Of
the institute Of instruction Last evening was
devoted to speech BY Rev. A. 8. Lloyd, Of
Boston, on "Tho South at School," The
speaker opp ,sed any attempt to educate the
whites and blacks 10 the same school. %.
education, he said. was not 10 be notion Of
the southern people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Fighting In I uuis.

London, July IA dispatch from Tunis
to-day says, private kilograms say tho
French commenced shellinC Sfax on the 6tb
instant, and that the FIRE was returned from
that town. There are no doubts of the
lighting. The telegraph wires are working
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Railroad Matters Mt MarshRll-A
Bohemian Colony to he Located
In Fayette C0uWty-Charter
Of u Dallas Hose Com
pany Filed at
Austin, Etc.


Fort worth.
Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, July Late last night
fight occurred between man and woman in
room on Main street. After war oi
words the W oman chased tho man down
stairs and when near the bottom, threw 9
heavy lamp OF him striking him ia the back
Both parties were arrested.
The Fl Psso hotel company will proceed
at once to the erection ofa veranda which
will extend all ssround the house on
Main and Fourth streets. This will add
materially TO the appearance Of the house
and the comfort of the guests.
Mr.. Frank Ferris, Mr.. H,xie's private
secretary, came in yesterday afternoon and
left this morning for the east
News was received yesterday by his wife.
OF the death of William Miller on the west
end of the L. s. 2. He has been drinking
great deal Of Iate, and alth' ugh no par
ticulars were given, 1t is supposed he di d OF
10 Dallas and Fort Worth as the pre,zel man.
He left wife and. three children in an
almost destitute condition.
A new two-story brick Is TO be erected at
once on upper Main street.
The special car, made 70 order, fol
Chief Engineer Washburn and Division
Superiu' dent Ssnds, of the 7 s. P arrived
yesterday aud is beauty. Both gentlemen
are delighted with her.
The charter of the Fort Worth and
Rio G ande railroad has been filed ahd is
expected back to-day.
Mr.. T. f. Hollis, an old and highly es'
teemed citizen of Fort Worth, died yester
day and WAS buried this morning
Mr.. Donahue, city editor of the Advance
will ave in few days for Navssota. where
he gceGto take charge OF q paper. We have
always found Mr.. d. clever gentleman and
earnestly wish him success.
Mr.. B. l. Burris. Q former resident o.
Dallas but now Of Las Vegas, N. NJ, came
in last night.
Ins FL Paso hotel is very popular smonl
the travelling men as the large list of arrival!
daily will attest.
The publication of the boys death in j,i
is regretted. II was given to us by what ",
considered reliable authority, and not havin.
time to 60 to the i,il, published it as told Us
1t IL learned since that no such thing oc
Cured.
At 2:30 this evening nrgro named Bel
CLANCY was lying under car asleep witt
both legs across the rails, when an engin,
backed up, and he was run over, both leg
being mashed to Jelly. Two physician
we're called and both legs smpuiated. II
is about % years old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08

New Orleans, July 8.-Gaisphs Ezposito,
alias Rodosss, % Italian bandit, was arrested
hero so.d.y and cent 70 New York. L \
undsntood. that hs bslopgs 10 tho sons
gaAg which tWo ysass go abdusled N
EaSlAi eisrunaa "a suiIs csss q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-05
ftniaH coLvnA
AaetFHsunftmt

1
: fUfxfN sfWl fNF
NJ Ail oadA fhs s0ilaH au
teuaa plAelaf4H Wf ht
nIuabIe Domestic hhian lhff
J sIur II Alresl alelya bf1
,alsd. ehlsfs ~ pf iltg ai'
,aasenhng hanNeA 1871 i
,As none ofslf } - ny olHe
: rss 10 ~ 81 y m
! lsn Oh lfom " GLIB .asl
) thg diem ihrhe ~ a'taa wial.f
ii pueaihaf Iss is gliiel
/. say /, destroy .arf y'ill atd
4 prrsem ihor non ip,l
f. The strength II tho cai..n
manure Il alsb made mlrc readily
wnilabie b the tr0ps by ihofDr
citing. Is y shows M tie pfpl1'
md vigorous growth q the y0dn
orn that has manurcd i1 the hl'
IS compared with that planted ~
,sssbsown bycr the gfcon seet
Blu w1liIs TIE Heed afo Doom
ois and becominl Available AZ
I'D, they arc also losing q large
,ordon oftheir Wruc tbrougl Ihe
scaelng gases. The punsen'
nell gfep OF bya pills % pen "
otiins epaoa Ssei q ta Wy ~
ence OF their fcrtiiliur value ~
sit: the ammonia, Tle driar Tue
ICED pile ISL f only MOTT eooig
10 heat-.he greater the loss q
AMMONIA, as waler aasorbs aad
ptaias a llss volame of ibn ri'.
(; especially IL k9N Q23r2ut s'y
cool.
We have several lines tried he
plan Of bedding on green cotton
eel. bo.h for cofn and Tor cotton
bat with rather a5aoalaclo-y pc.
suits. d Thegrecngsed DO np' seen
70 act with suai-ien prom3 n4as ir
the early stages Of lhe crop, .ho
coming out pretty wcii Ia the end
In our climate, where car
planting q corn Is % desirable
Its very imp3rian' th'd tsa Plant
SHOULD be sigerttsly plsted Ut th
start by application OF o readiI
soluble and stimuli lag manure 9
fertilizer. Taia W not elorisa i
green cotton seed %tegcntly burn.
in he sol. The decomposition
this ease does NOT sec.lf 20 thoroui
asAhep tbe seeds are rQttcd
mass, WITH generation Of son
heat, and in the presence Of $40
Gent moisture. Years ago, belo
acid phosphate came into pre-.
general use, we followed the pl
ofconposar the coed, n Janus
: or February, with land plaster "a
stable manure, with sadfaclt
J results. Bat it soon occurred
us that land plaster alone-at
: price il then commanded ttweI
; dollars per TOM could not
: prdaiably nsed IS ~ ingredient
composts. is chef value being {
tois power Of absorbing or lis.
|, anncnia.
Acid phosphate ofiincwrs'
: substituted mes, successfully
: absorption or fixing power is
: chief ID The prrseoce Of ea'Fi
: ofiine danl plaster adhich Q
- priscs about on.-half It's gciI
I a4a 5 inoi4nA3ia aamaes
pus taq posphoric accidental
: ia tse acid pAosphnes worth
; that Is charged fet de whole.
! Is ms very clement which y e'
=. added 10 thu pttGrsecd
, yfa he manure. Sothe tuipha
iine wiiehi Is hefoiat nau
=
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-05

Q
N u, Las RticaR : fcpoa n
this Srrtr, 4i,u ,he cieA EfEaae
Farsntr, we have the testimony 9
Nr. Kinney. Of Worcester, thai
from seyenly-hvc hens he made in
one year $asc d american grino.
: His min object in keeping heas.
was Tor the purpose Of drl sdpgl
: land. Ferncrly ~ bought man,
! cords Of manure u dresgtwo acres
without buying a Gems worth oI
manure /; he keeps his hens con
1 Gnsd The year round hc i~siysrI
/, careful 70 give them clean, whole
4 some food andio keep their house
| dean and sweet. The ilcor q
covered With three or four lache.
d gravel. and the sroppmgs care
fn|ly and Frequently removed ~
k(pt dry. ttAaAt ~ II
- ~ end e de sear he hn'
16 bushels d dfopfihgsl maxim
bout ont ten il Weight, which b
|Vzf|zed and mixed viii lire
Ent-haIf tons ofpoof ibasn an
1x<Ix444 HHfsA. II til
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-05

50 IA WdnNlfs 11tiN NoAft"tN ="
Ii NJ which IS she eeiat nameo
Ian ] alasten) feres seei Nv
. elcl3e ofthc ammonia while Ne
posphoic acid is an additions
/; mou important element.
| The ben farmers no~-a-dats
' carefully preserve shcu cotton eet
{, under shelter until earlyihthc rev
! year or as late IS March, whci
a they compost. as has often beef
/ described in these columns. wi,.
I ard pliospale and stable manure
{ Dixie Farmer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13

AN ANSWER TO INaERsoLL.-The
president of the Linekiln Club stated
that ho WAS in re ceipt Of communica-
ton from ST. Louis asking how the club
stood on the Bob Ingersoll question OF
God or no Gcd. He wond ask Sir Isaac
Walpolc to answer It for himself aud all
his fellow members. lie was willing to
abide by what The good old man, said.
and he believed all the others would be
The white headed old man, OH and
wrinkled. and burdcned with the weight
OF seventy years, arose in his seat, look
cd around him AMI quietly began:
IF dar am no God, den dar am no
fuchur. When We close our eyes in
death, dc soul dies wIi US, an we
moulder to dust dc same as dc brutos.
1t has been long journey to me. In
my heart am dc graves of wife an
chii'en. Ny days have been cloudy
an full OF woe. my nights have been
dark and full OF sorrow. | have been
robbed, cheated, abused, an made to
feel my wretchcdness but nebber,
not even in de darkest hour, did I
doubt dar was God, nor did [ lose
faith in Him. Take away dat faith
to make me bclieb dat dar am
no hcabcn tell me dat | won't NEE,
my poor old Chloe an dc blessed chill.
len mp dar 'mong de angels, am
you would crush me down an break
my poor ole heart. OATS all I pear
to be liyin ior-tO wait de Masters
call to close lie ledger Of life and 90
home, homo I am old, an poor, an
lowly, bat here in my breast is n
foelin' dat | wouldn't sell for all de
gold in de world-dat ell dc arau~
nents oh a million Ingersoll5 could
not change; q feelin' dat, poor as I
am, and lowly IS l am, dc grave viii
not be de las OF me-
During bis remarks the hall was as
quiet rs the grave. When he had
finished 1t was = full minute before
any one moved, then Brother Card
ner softly said AS says Sir Isaac,
so say We all
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
Strictly One Price,
AT BOTH
Ronaaey 8 Springfield Stores.
900

VIZ invite the attention Of our COM
munity 10 the large stock OF SPRING
GOODS we are now displaying. There
is no question that our stock has no SUI
periors and few equals in tho State
There may be Il few country stores seat
tered here and there throughout Tie
and that sell just as cheap rs we DO,
but when tue variety and extent of cur
stock are taken into consideration, to-
gether with our strict adherence 10 the
one price system, we believe We are Offer
ing inducements rarely found outside of
the City.
We have already received six large
four horse wagon loads of New Goods,
and will have all we can do during The
next week to get the balance in.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
FACTS ABOUT NOTIONS.

The Notion trade is always new, goods
that are saleable one season are out of
date the next. We try to keep in the
trent rank. Do you remember our Sc
ml-annual sales ? How prolific they are
OF old goods at luinols prices. lbis
explains our position. We are always
ready for new tasty styles.
Lisio thread Gloves with sto~Eiay tops
is one of the leaders TINS season. We
have an immense stock of thread gloves
III one, two, three and four Elastics-
also one. two, three and four Buttons as
well as black and colored SILK Gloves.
and new fine of Gents isle thread ana
French dog skin Gloves.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
Qoing Togstner.
Golng togeLhet and sAaring

Going together and sharing
The wealth o., an ipfnitc love.
looking together through shadows
Up to the sunshine above.
Thorns. for tue roses, forgiving.
Soft Icy the still waters led
Up 10 The land Of the living.
Up from the land of the dead.
Going together, unheeding.
The nigh. of the beautiful years.
HeavenwHrd, prsycr'ully leading,
Watching thro' loves smiles s. tears,
Daslin2s our Father hath gwen
To brighten tie pathway we tread,
Up to the land of the living.
Up from tho land of the dead.
Going together, my dating.
Looking for ell unto one,
Our heaven, our homo in each other,
Cur only one under the sun.
Going together, and ever
Together, lore, still we shall tread,
Up 10 the land ofthe living,
Up from the land of the dead.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13

Singular Vcufcatiou of prodiafionq
'Bil1s1' Tic Washington CORE
poudgntoftLc Richmond State. under
date of tic 800 inst, say7 senator
Jackson, of Tennessee, YVES reminded
today of g curious verifeatiou of
predictions made thirty years AGO.
when Jackson, Thomas Malone and
Charles y. Fennor occupied conGgu-
ou5 rooms as students at the Univcr-
Hty OF Virginia They were boon
companions and foremost in their
class n brother student skctchcd
tlo three ina group ono day, and SAID.
What hall put under each fgurc"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13

a f1oUs FARMER on GHAssuoPpERs.
II met an old farmer from Siblcy, Iowa,
who volunteered TO tell zoe his suffer
ings with the grasshoppers As follows:
'YeHr aftcr year I sowed my grair
and it would como up as thick ard pref
ty and fresh, and the grasahorpors would
swoop down and take il all But ncg.
or tlinchad. That wheel was the LORD o
before it was miee, and ssid 70 myself,
The earth is the Lords AMI tho rullness
thereof and l reckon lie knows what
he's about. It was pretty tough, though,
when got so poor that couldn't buy
seed, but when the State Aid Society
sort me some, and when lots of farmers
were selling cut their land to land sharks
took tho seed and sowe1 il. lust as
confident like 90 though I'd elways had
good cropa, srd said when | cot Il ell,
done, y III trust Ilin, though he slay me >
Ny ncighboTs said was @ fool. but I
only smiled and looked 10 God, and
that year raised ak hundred bushels OF
wheat, and soon was well to 10 again.
The grasshopper plague vas taken away,
and says % my noighbors. says I Don't
you 500 IL is bo.ter 10 trus, ia The Lorl?'
'II3 meant IL all right. and il is my
opinion We neei touching mp a litIc be.
caD6o our lands ore rich AMI raise aucb
splendid crops thcl IL g. hadn't been r,r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
LongTellow's First Poem.


When orr great poet wGs nine years
old, his master wanted him to write G
composition Little Henry, like all
children, shrank from the undertaking.
His master said:
You can write words, can you not p
Yes was the reply.
Then you can pu, words together p
Yes, sir
Then said tho master, you may take
your slate and 80 ont behind the school
house, and there you can find something
to write about; and then you tell what
1t Is, what it is for, and what is to he
done with IT, and it will be compo.
sitio1.'
Henry took his slate and went out.
lie went behind Mr. Finney's barn,
which chancedt TO bcpear by, and seeing
fne iurnip growing UP ho thought he
knew what that was, what it was for,
and what would be done with it.
y balflour had been allowed to Hen
~ for his FIRST undertaking in writing
compositions. In a hall hour he carried
in his work, oil accomplished, and The
matter is said to have been effected al.
most to toarl when he saw what Henry
had done in that time:
Mn. FNNEY's TURNp.
Mr.. Finuoy bad n turrip.
AEd IL grew. and 81 crew
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
Farmers Far0rite

8. Bickford h IIafnan Grain aud Seed Drill
can fully establish ihe superiority OF this dril
over all Others IN its durability, its adapiabili-
~ and general fitness for distributing perfectly
all Kinds oil graiu and grasses and Fertilizers
large or s'nall-the very drill FOR all farmers. /
viii take pleasure in referring you to gentle
men in this County who know what a good
Dill lie.
Hay RAkee, Tow on hand and Tor sale az mod
crate prices.
Popular Fertilizers, of different grades. war.
rantd perfectly pure. Gsc-Agent tor Baker h
Cos. Chemicals aud all kinds of Material for
making Fertilizers.
: sSs- BY makinga speciality of the above a.,i-
Giles, can be able to supply my customers a,
Bottom figures or Factory prices.
thankful for the patronage of the people in
Tie past, kindly AJAX a continuance in the ia
ture. 'eel conhieut can suit you in prices
loo, and expect to arrange my business to trade
for Machinery, &c.
GEORGE w. SNOCKEY.
Romney, West Va
june IL. 1Ss0.-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13

Tut under mine,' said jackson. Jack.
son addIessing tie United tales sen
ate. And under mine, said Malone,
Delivering :. lecture to the students
or the University OF Tennessee, And
under yours, Fennor 2 'Oh, .Fennor
anne uncing decision OF the Sup enc
Court of louisiana
The inscriptions were appended,
jackson is to day United states sem
ator, Malone IS connected with Van.
derbilt University, Tennessee, and
Fennor IS q member OF the Supreme
Court OF louisiana
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-13
Facts about Dry Goods.

One of the largest manufacturers OF
Cambrics in this country decided to put
his goods upon The market at zoe, and
with that view manufactured a very fine
cloth upon which TO print the latest de-
signs. They arc nearly one yard wide
and formerly known as Pcrcales. We
have nice stock OF them and will sell
them at Is cents.
The new styles ii Madras Gingharns
and Zanzibar suitings are very pleasing,
and the Spring Prints III all grades are
attractive, especially the linen effects.