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, 1881-06-28
OREGON rnANsCoNT1NKNTAL,

OREGON TRANsCONTINKNT =
:, The New York IrlbMno says; "Tke Or
egon Transcontinelltal Company, 10 wlltcfl It
u proposed to transfer the Northern Paciae.
IsailFoa1 aud tho OrcgoA Hallway T. NaYlga-
tlon Companies, has been Incorporated and
organized .already,S The. principal o1lgets
are Henry Willard, President; .lionaa :,
Oakes, tY!cs-rEesiient; a,Mt Mr. ytl!ard,
Ileraes P%rsYr, ciar|es W9erishoitysEG n';a
Endieott, Jr., md Richard ), Fay, of Boston,
nre the Eastern .nenlbeFs nf the uoa1d Ut
Directors. :rha Company waB Incorporated
under the laws nf Oregon with aH aptllor;;
Is t0transfer to the new corporation the t0n-
trolling Interest Ia both the other c0ll-
, 1881-06-28

Ths Lady Who Llvcs ols the Isonchea.
1n tho aycnuu Gabriel Paris, under spreading
morning ut. 10 O'Clock and pvery evening .At D.
O'Clock i neatIy-Aressad. middte.axcd, well- to.
beaches and There eats bur breakfast and dtn-
nvr, which setyo1 fFpm restaurant brlnRs
her. 1hls 10 Tho lady who ltyGs un tho
t}el1cbex." For tho past soypn yeara during tho
dnv season sha ID daily 1T her post. When Tho
, 1881-06-28

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 97.-Judgo VintoM
this lnortllng sentenced Joseph and Samuel
Adams to one years hard labor I'll tho Mtchl-
gun City rrtsol,, npoit plCn Of guilty 10 m
Indictment for grand. lnrccny. They visited
q coulltryilAn's smoke-llouse, 1t. is alleged,
carrying OFT his supply Of hams, sldo
meats, otc.
, 1881-06-28

spsefal Dtspateh to The CHtea1o 1Fs6Hnf.
PAINS, ILL.,, juno a7.-Amos Wright. who
shot Charles Redlnon NIny :8 III a billiard
room III this city, had 4 preliminary trial to-
day and was ttsclaraed,. tho evIdoMce slow
ing that'he did tue shooting IN selE.dufonse,
IsetInlon l,nvlng first attacked mud followed
him up with u blillard.cue.'
, 1881-06-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, juno 2z.-A meeting
Of the Directors Of tho Anderson. Lebanon
g. ST. Louis Railroad was held at tue Grand
Intel In ills city this afternoon. Tho
proposition from curtain Eastern capitalists
to extend the road to- rarls, H., was Gull
sieretl but not actetl upon. II was deter
initlutl to complete the, grada from 'Nobles-
vlllo to 1.ebnMon, slxty.ilye mtlos. nnd put tho
salau into running order, rs rapidly rs pos
, 1881-06-28
MATRIMONIAL.

Lou,svlII4K, KY, June a7.-Walker KEN
uedy, a wsll.known journalist Of this cty.
6t t4u CouriertJonrnt.l stat, was married
this evening to Miss Anna, sistar pt tho Rev.
j. &: X. jones, pastor Of Tho First Unitarian
Church.
, 1881-06-28
GEORGE n. I4ALLY.,

George y. Laily, wllo ca,no to Chicago In
1sa0, mid, 'artor business career In this city
Of tt(tcun years, went to reside In Lansing
burg, n. y, dicd In. tina 1atter place yestcr-
day. During hts soJo,rn In .Chlcngo atr.
Lally was MI ontcr}rlsing businessman, md
tho results OF Ills successful commercial Gu
rcer wcsc invested larEoly In Chicago real
estate. MIR. I4ully Inns toft 10 mourn his loss
nSIss MaM Of I te sT ra of w. II. Uoivln L Co., of
this eityy md Frederick, who whs nt home
With Ills fathGrat the tflna OF Ills death. Nit.
I.ally wnx a 1,lsl,, Ut kindly Impulses and
cheerful disposition, atld lhr&a circle Of
friends rcgrut Ills departure.
, 1881-06-28

MURDERED AT Hts POST.
JACKSON, Anlalor Co., Cai., June T.-At3
o'clock Satur.lay' ,nornlng Ezrn 1,egarnlo
WINS murdered IN tho urass Valley Hydraulic
Mining Claim, ntRr Votcaio. llo was n
watchlnan Oh tho cHltn. belng armell will. q
shotgun. rio boil} was found lying. on
sluice-boxes, penetrated by twu balls. Dotlt
tnrrels of Ills gun 'rworo discharged. The
robbers cleaned MP some sixty feet Of boxes,
but how much a,llnlgnnl they o,tninetl ts MI.
known: Four mon hayn been arrested OH
HIspfc[On.
, 1881-06-28
WESTERN TRUNK LINES.

Tho Western Trunk Lines Association
l,old n meeting yesterday III this city. Al
though those members participating in tho
proceedings clntln That nothing WAS done
except tho auditing OF the regular monthly
accounts, yet It Is known that there was llil-
der discussion I. far !. moro Interesting mat
ter, 1t appears that tho Elstern trunk
lines take no noro kindly to-
w,lrtis tue Association now than they
did befora Mi. ". II. dixon was appointed
Commissioners Tile rules OF the AsspclA-.
tion reaulrp that reports should be reeelycd
'frOn tho Eastern trunk lines ut tic number
Of clnlgrnllts scnt by th0th oyer ttia yilrl0nS
Western routes" Tlie l'elll!sylynntn. tue boS-
ton s. Albany. mud the Fitcl1urE Roatss ll!tvo
agreed 10 make SUCH rcpurts. But TUG NeW
York Cnntral, Eric, allu baltimore u Ohio
tha Assoclasion. Without the rcaort or tho
cooperation from, tho nbnve.tlAilUd' tlirco
lines, 1t will bo lard work. to Keep the Asso-
ctRtit,n alive, as tho diversion Of business BY
those thrcB lines 0ver tho lock lslAl,d, which
Is not q member OF tic Association, Will cObi-
pol tito Other Western r0atls competing With
fhe Rock Island TO nuke sucIl;. rAtcS
M Will bring. tho business 70 theIl.
1t railway Atfalrs were ':steatiy, jl!st now
It would DO MI ensy matter for tho western
trunk lines to show D. bold front to the East
bound business. but tho p;lssoNgpr business
Is ut present nIulost as seriously disturbed ~
tile freight traffic. a,ltl lar tllis r1aSOi 1t will
hRrtlly bo lNlsalblo 10 fOrce the Eastern lines
Into compliance with the rules Ut the Asst-
cintion, trlllH nattt1s, II il cininle.l, wNs tho
principal topic Of discussion Ht yesterdays
meeting, but no detult action WIS taken.
, 1881-06-28
; BILLION:

putLApEt.r3gIA, June N-Tha .preetous
metals In tie Mint now Rre being officially
weighed. There aga about :9s00, 900 ounces, or
twenty-five thus, Of bullion silver now IN the
slint, 3llnkllIX ttb total value Of gold aud
sflycr oil n1H1 R3l, 900, 900,
, 1881-06-28
A. POOR JAIL.

TY1En, Tex, june N.-Dr. Ballunde. an
accompllce In the poisoning OF E. X. liea-
cock, with five other prisoners, escaped from
jail. IL is tho third escapo in thirty days,
mud sixteen prisoners Including, murtlerers,
li0rse-thloVos. etc., have escaped within that
, 1881-06-28
A cff1rEsE ni,AN1AC.,

BAN. FlsAaclsco. JunB, a7.-The steamer
Ncwbcrn brings the orgy Of tle schooner
Eu.taee from: 4azatlan ta ahd Tie particulars
vessel by the 'na'ltao cook. .trhe cook, WHO
kept. Tho crow closad The cabin t@pors, Tho
cook continued walking about tile;cabln for
several hours and threatened to flre tie yes-
sol This crew got tie boats roady, and soon
after sumo smoke begun rising from thu
hal ilearly alo keys of powder on board.
Soon after ae blew UP. The maniac ltnnlss-
diato!y .porlsl,cd III the explosion, The crew
IenchDd A1azatlan after Blxty-lnlffs' pull In
heavy sea.
, 1881-06-28

BPEeId9 DIfbdEth 70 1Ht EHttd9o 1f11HHz.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 2S.--Dayla Gait
troll and SnlI,tel Baker were to-day cont.nlt-
ted To Jatl by Esquire Viewer, In default of
bail, to answer a grand larceny complaint
made by tho State. 1t Is alleged tint tho
a farmer named Mick, rc9lcctlng 10 gain Ills
consent, md s0fi tho sumo for nlh Iron. Ca,l.
irell Ind el,,Aed arrast for some days, but
was t1tn in'last evening.
, 1881-06-28

Sioux UtTY, la., June 37.-Tho now trana~
fer boat Jchn r. Lucoln arrived en Eonta To
81 Louis to-day, Sha will be 'nsed ut that
Taui. Mlnnuanolis l. Omaha lailroad.
, 1881-06-28
pn. 8, C. WILSON,
. gnfeta! ptspqteh to Ihs Chicago 1fthWH&,

3NPF&1k V1S@HHV
DLoosI1NGToS, ILL.,, June a7.-Dr. 8. 9.
Wilson, ono Of the most prominent dentists
ln this portion Of tho 6lute and q member OF
the Bloomington Clty Council. dlod this
morning, aged 20, and will be burtea nt 10
&, III. Wednesday,. The City Council will at-
tend the funeral In u body,
, 1881-06-28
70 THE. PUBLIC,

There eau 30 NJ bottpr RuArantu. OF the value
of IN, RApwAY's old-estAb!lshed II. Il. RkAx.
pIEa than the hase and worthless ttnttat!oua Gf
tholn, as there ar8 Falav ncsolyents ltel!tfs and
That tho name "liAdMay" ID On what yoa buy. /
, 1881-06-28
:wusr-poUSD FnElGnTs.

NEw York, June a7-C0mlnlsslonar Fink
IN his report Of tho railroad meeting Satur-
tluy snys tho desire was expressed BY the rep
rcsoutatlycs tint tho ratos hH strictly matii-
TUNED OIL nj! wcst-bouua business, alad as
wcst-bou,,h fre!ghts Ilayo always baen under
ei,,ltrDl Of The trunk lines. No. difficulty
al,oiltl be experienced II tie trunk lines nro
iii earnest, M they profess to be, to accoil''
}bsll that purpose.
, 1881-06-28
RiDWAY7y READY RELIEF.
HEALTH Is. WEALTH T!
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.

Pure b!ood makes sound llcah, strong homo, md
tlcAr skin, II ypl1 would havr your flesh firm,
yntlr bones aDi,nl without earics, md your com.
LIAM ffE4t1f.NENT ~
, 1881-06-28
:.h:fLyING-MACHlNE

) ia, ,sptetas ptpaseA 70 The GAteoea Tribune, =:
apOrrAwA, Ont., June N-Ex-A!d. CAanery
!; ;RaSphn exhibition Of |,ss aylng-lnachine OIL
Il Church street .to~dey. lie sailed down the
astrgAt several blocks very successfully, He
pn Dqmlnion-Day he will tiy from tho
|, tqNH Of the rarllalnent buildings oyer 'tho
, 1881-06-28

= Special Dtpateh to The Cateaeo Tribune.
Sioux Cirf, H., June a7.-Tl,is was the
hottest day Of tho season,-97 degrees. One
llght case Of silns,roke Is reporteI,-that Of
X. Jotduu, Agent Of tho Milwaukee l. st.
pnul Konlt. -.
, 1881-06-28

THE ST. LOUIS GAMBLERS. ="
ST. Louis. Juno 27.-rltc new Gambling
act, making 1t n felony to keep gaming
table, went into effect today. Every ganl-
bltllE-ll0uso ls closed, aMd nlnty Of the sports
l,AYU EOup abroad fol. rGcrpatiOl1.
, 1881-06-28

MEMPHIS l. IrOLLT. .spK1NGs.-
AlEs,.llls, Tenn, June :7.-Thero WAS filed
to.,lay In tic Cnuaty Registers oIiico lnpers
providing fur tho issalng Of jlrst mortgage
boltls u, tho anol,nt OF sl'0o,0 900 BY the own
ers uf tin Memphis Il Holly Springs Rail-
lnat, 'fho funds nto to bo used II. cola'
Melting tho ronl.
, 1881-06-28
PROF. HUSH.

PROF. BUSH.
spstta! DhpsssA 10 IN cAlsaea 1ttsuHs.
DUBUQUE, H., Juna :r,-l'rot. bush, rstn-
elpa! Il, the Cedar Valley S0lnluary at Usage,
,liuA to-day Of n paralytfc stroke. lie was
well known Iowa
, 1881-06-28

,nxr,ro =, .,.,rr,,x
Tho funeral services over ,he remains Of
a aa cst ~ 1 washinnton S s,pee M hore vas
,asse nt.cl"nc ol ll,clns "'sa Ass1caates VI
Judge J. q. ttoaers. "a; Faswell.
!onn J.. Etp5. II. r.: sirnns,
letn 4 b 7; @ @S'blc. 2 .s': I;N:cla,svk', ~ ',v,,.,n
!r,n,,,,. r. ~; Muht f.:r,,or FE Wso,, '''o'
iht i. II. Tnan'as, Tnx'''M i shcriiI sMSn.' sial,n.
john SpTir. MnIcl shcnntd,
i. Il. fhroop, IN. flouncll,
!. rurpI'i, r.. I; I@iisa!ns' @
I 4 li;Fwes Wt'!a ''I'tan i. n1esn, Wss
f,,'.a + 4; nsl' y Van nuron. iensa III. Nash.
!. II. Winston, ii A''"' ' 49, t'"'''
'l!,e ns'lIsss Ct tho 1yest Park board al.
,.,,'nr % " " aor. n1s; ,r.nt ".u 'ef' "c'e 'ate'
w., !" IT,, ;n}mi. lie rc,na,n. was laid
hi t',t. rr"nt iu,rjnr' ind was covered viii,
iilorai wrcaths md .iccorntiuns. Notable
nnm,,,,r l,o nrrut frih,,tns ,vns ,,, prcunf1fn.T
H. sI Mst IT, nsri nonr1 III II ,vaa II fis Ynri,,
my WES. ,. s't. T. WI T., t,, " ~,
1t 'nttracted much attS,ttton;;, The services
were conducted " Tue ItGt. NlMiatn >. tart
le.i. former pastYr nf p!ynoutl, CongrcMga- M
iViirns ,yn4 ft,rn,s.,iv rf,iincrtnd. Wr. Durt.
iff rnaI.it. IN inttfniinu,iis nf,I rn1,n In f;.
.",,n f"s ~. n,,r,'nn% ~ nffnioftrt, ~ fI,a
fasn aM H!n gMrn9se III, r. sR nraattHR ~ Wy ane
iniiefMiM ~ i!lslIit!lsit t!te etiasannn1ia QuALNs
sung An!tie VIII .la. anu olhef hJ1l'n8 asla
The teGv. .nr, Bartlett Made n brief but
touching address, commenting llpoi the sud.
rnl ntlII mental strength. and spike in ille
mnst fnai;nW t"r,na ~ Iii, nnnlitfna ri r,lmd
ntul i,rnrt pussessed by the tlccesscd. liz
sDoke Of Nr, Wilcox ns n business man, I,
, 1881-06-28
>.,,r,x, -, .ur. H,n . =, - VI.

H0ts797zEs III 7*ss4E3<*E1z&t97 305f: |
LrrrLE Rock, June .L-Particulanatof q
dastartily murder at Kingston, twert$!A!iii!e4
fron, Eureka Springs, reached herat t|lg q{t!
ernoon. Jefferson Carroll went td'Kln&stog
with man named Qurrel, andfA }a&et
one named Frank jenkins. IIief6 Was s'un
cid grudgo existing between Carroll and
, 1881-06-28

rcrast IL aniai,etl shc takes out Pile Of blank
papcr and II coa1cctlon NJ hnely*shnrporlcd pen
ella and scribbfcs by tito hour.
, 1881-06-28

THE WEeDEN.MAtONEY PRIZE FIGHT OFF.
riTrauulso, H., Juno n. - james
Wasdel,, !ately matched against Owon Ma.
lonsy 10 aght Tor q purse Of S9.ooo. within a
hundred nlI!es Of this city, In August. ,slatee
!s i!uasa msestInx s. MaIoaey iS 1 ths % slns NV
, 1881-06-28
AMOS II, TlsOWnRID0E.

New HAvaN, Coln.. june 37,-Amos II.
trrowhrItlxs, President ot the Second Na-
tiouaj bank Of Now York, dEel suddenly
thts WhynluK In AtlSonta. !,
, 1881-06-28
NEN.IAA1TN HUFF.

NENJAMIN HUFF.
: Sysstal ntspqteh to 1ns Chicago Tribune,
WABASH, lusl., Juno :1.-Last' Night Ben
jamin Huff, onooe Wabash Conuty's highest
iuunlbers OF tho 2lasonte Order. .l!ed at hls
tho Masons t0~tlny. -.
, 1881-06-28

oUhtISI11 1atNuE01E5s j.
;, Pn1I,ADEIrluA, Juno 3a-ln the case Of
George 1Iillyer, who shot md killed Waltor
Fink lii tlle str}bt last night, while the latter
was talking to, Maggie Savage, tho fact has
been developed to1lRy, that Maggie Is. tue
wife Of llllyor, Who had forbidden her 10
sec Fink. About MI hour after tile Fink
traEcdy, another husband shot his wife and
her paramour. Janus qourley, who had
hsen LYING Spart b1na fr9 is iie for yr sNe
about IL o'eloekIiast night, aud found her hi
room With Dintol Dongherty. 4. Without
saying word rhe begun to shoot. at both.
Dougherty was. shot twice, III the shoulder,
received 4 bali III ilie left 6roast, whicfl tic
doctors llnyo hot yet been able to extract.
GOurley was ARRESTED.
, 1881-06-28
sr. LOUIS T1ClSET-SCA14rEIss. :.
Sntefnt lt1ndtfh 10 TAk EAfea1Q Tribune.

nr'sA' D.,,4'sA ~ 80" ~ s' ~, 49,. ".",
art. t,pw pfayf,,g d game Of sucl, M uxlraor-
.,inarv M y" chnrarter ] % lint the rnitrond Ticket
"ss ",,s " e''I 81 fa,Is % nm, ~ thcnsclyes asto,,.
isl,cd beyond ,ncasure. This morning, when
tia focnl npe,,ts plarcd their Chicago excur-
s,nu Iic,.o,s ~ .ntn the scotn,nv frntrrnt,v
s.v" 4,s"I n anI i".n,,t ., ~, t,s,t,tv ,suf1I,
Client to supply NIL ttae eScufslonlsts WHO OK
pcct to lcatb Tor TINT city tonight. 1ney
then scattered tlotlRers bro;udcast, hi1d posted
r!acartls OIL tile bulletins, announcing
tint they wcrc rcndy to sell tickcts
to ClitcAgo for Sl.7a ThIs fnlhed Tie
business Of ule companies so
tar ny tlctr !ncnl offices were Go!Ieertlcd: Iho
aEsllss inl1ge;i at1,nnu ,a Mia!0 ny sx,ps
i,i,s t.t.,sc,,nrnl" ~ IN snit. INV. thn eents
iIln,,rl,t. lid became yery RESTLESS. i't TINT
seryet! as Il pnur reelection to Keep np their
spirits; rGpurtes thltca OF Scaii%sit .aiu
tsEea MN WIint i!tl caltseu Vic EIeMt !t1y, w;
NGit,' saia ne. II RESPONSE .s wy ,a1,t ane
c aSeS passe M 9rt TUX ~ n' M xs,ir-
90 right to their t.i!tes ant pa'Y iexets Ii. ~
tl!e!r own Safes aug ~, naSe a; pr pro x,,r rrcsnn
10 yot SSiecs 10 KY esf! W ,t,ni, S, g' !; ti,a
reply ca;,e. y Mi. prS!nptnsss: "WS @ kuow y
wl!nt We arr npout. iicKet5 aIe seik I'LL, H.. -
CcaSo, ,,, n'd 1snrm .l ~ 3ur ic,nn III ny for
niA acll Tue nnlt atnIt a2l G!tlca9G du1 2:s'
The half Eooa lr9l tas m Rott III aeio ;,aa qnr III. III.
s gnt eyo1 ~ tiSFo no aos Gf Ho aaS @
natrnsizlng 70 {Me exeias'nm t,o ~ e,. o.,cta
W arc doing ti's fnr IS to show nl tt1e foads
TINT tho lrohclad business wont "oEk'
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CHICAGO AND sIElNGF1ELD RATES
, 1881-06-28

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 10 els. There
aurn Fover md Aglc, aud other Aal"r1ous.
fovers inided ~ RAILWAYS FILLS, 30 quickly
as iiAnWAY'H READY RELIEF.
1t will iii a f0w moments. wa1on tnkon aocofd'
Ing to tho directions. cure Cramps, Spnsns. Sour
stomach, Heartburn, hlck flohdachc. DiRrrhea.
1,ysentery. Collc w'nd In tho Bowels, and all In.
TTsve|ess should always cnrry bott.a Of RAD
wny'a Ready lte'ief With thetn. A few drops Ia
ratar WILL prpvont slckness 0t .patna from
change OF wat0r. 1t IL better than FEonch
brandy or Dfktcrs AZ u sttnusant.
MEnces and Lumberalen should always bo pro-
yded with II.
CAUTION.
All rcmedla! aReuts cupabio Of destroying tfo
by m oTertioso ahUuld Ia avoided. Morptnuo,
opium, strychnino. Arntca, hyuscAmus. aud 9TH
OF powerful rciuedlcs, do at certain times, Ia
tcsy sulall docs. relieve tho pationt during their
actson tn tho system. tiat perhaps tho second
liosc. II repeated. may AKgra snto And !ncrcaso.
the. suffering. and another dose cAuso dcntt.
TAerc Ia No necessity for ustug these t!!icerkaia
ngent4 wlsGn = positive FDm0dy like Radwny1
Ncady ltel!af will stop thu most exeFltesustn
pnln nu;ckcr, without snfailing tho least din
Guilty in either Infant or adult. :,
THE TRUE RELIEF. 4:
NAnwAY'R READY IlxLtEf II tho only remedial
agent in vogue that will INSTANTLY stop pain.
FyftH CrI,sA Pfr Hottie.
, 1881-06-28
i Couple Of Frightful domestic
Tragedies in the 0ity'of
Philadelphia, .,,us. .
PARTICULARS Of !! tho !! Killing # the
- Captain OF the Schooner ''
, ;: Eustace. - 80:
Ete Usuial Budget OF Murders and 0tlidr
Grimes in tho State Of =
= ..'r' .;:Arkansas.
Raug;his Take Possession Of oamp-Meeting
!: :. ~: /: Near Elgin and Run It to Suit
n -. = Themselves. :.
I.
;ASSAS1NATEDs'

- - ..., %.t.-.s.. :. ~. tttI.... 1,..h.u.
ss<eta1 pApafea 10 9"e L Cateaoo 1nDhne;
]. Pr1Tsnuha, Pa., juno 3nIA f., eowa!t.'y as' ~
estimation, resembling Alollst Alngtllfiai1 III
pa. % aboiit o'ci;,ck Inst rlellt, tho dotals Of
xlici, iii hay1 lust reached this city. The VIC
I'm ,yns Maurice Haley, foreman of tho
1Sinhar Hi .fur,nee. As your readers will IT.
meInbor. tho miners in tile Connollsy!ile coke
rcotn;;s l,nve lMrn oil n strlEe for some wccks
me nast. m md coos,lurablo bol blood has been
eenscn,fcrc1l e In consequence between tho
.,rfkars % md t]inir hosses. Inst niEtt about
ar, o|clock 1Ia1.,v wl,o vns I'M lnofremslyo
r r;o;, ,as % sian,Ifr IN lisdioorwny when suit
dcniy % ioiir uistolsots ratgout Of, The still mir
uon -, s,..; ,s,Is t.,s., h,ll,t. Ii,r,,,,gh
eni halcy teI aos a W., i,ss1n ;,5sd nG t;Tn s
bsart s touf ou @saycs % witt p md family. To
attacK on naaeS ,toxf.or s Sa,sSI oI n,sl ntnrs
snt,! n.u toferrct ot te orsos W WHO wore
engaged II tAo nssasiat0 ,noata1, ,en ,xtt wtE
eta tarrfblc G SS oris ,t II Il aiar"d tjlnt nvi
11 ne "itn ian', 1rnc,arci r., slin,v
.1rArk-H
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.
MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases are ore of the
chief causes Of so many watches not
being good time pieces. The cases be-
ing thin and not fitting we'll, admit
dust and dirt to the movement, which
soon interferes with the running parts
of the watch neeessitating cleaning, re-
pairing &c, and the amount thus paid
out if applied toward buying a good
case in the beginning, would have
saved all this trouble and expense. We
have recently seen case that meets
these requirem ents, it having been
carried for over twenty years and still
remains perfect. We refer to the JAS.
BOSS PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
CASE, which has become one of the
staple articles of the Jewellery trade,
possessing as it does so many advanta-
ges over all other watch cases, being
made of two heavy plates ofsolid gold
over plate of composition, and we
advise all our readers to ask their
Jeweler for a card or catalogue that
will explain the manner in which they
are made.
1t is the only Stifened Case made
Win TWO plates Vi gOtu, seamless PEN
dants and center, solid joints, crown
pieces, &C., all of which are covered by
letters patent. Therefore buy no case
before consulting a Jeweler who keeps
the JAS. BOSS Patent Stiffened Gold
Case, that you may learn the difference
between it and all limitations that claim
to be equally as good.
For sale by all responsible Jewellers.
Ask to see the warrant that accom- pa
mics each case, and don't be persuaded
that any other make of case is rs good.
APPLY.
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Som Very old People.

A Rochester IN. " correspon-
dent says: In Montreal, in Jan
usry, 1879. Michael Gannue and
Melissa GAMER were married. He
was seventeen, she was fourteen
In 1901 they removed to Scott
burg, now Scottsville this county.
There they lived together for sew
enty-eight years. On The 9th Of
December, 1879. Mrs. Gannue died
at the age Of l03, after married
life of eighty-nins years. Her
husband is still living, 108 years
old. He lives with his son-in law,
George Muir at No. ! Munger
Street, in this city. He is sound
mentally. With the exception
of being a cripple from fall he
had sixteen years ago, his physi-
Cal condition is exc, llent. He be-
came blind in his niGetieth year.
He Vas blind six years when sight
gradually returned. When his
wife was dying he stood by her
bedside. " hen she could no long
er speak 10 him, he became so af-
fec,ed that his eyesight failed
again. On the day Of her burial
he was eacorted to her coffin to
take his last look at his venerable
consort. He could not see her
face. He exclaimed bitterly: at
is hard, after living nearly nine
ty years with her that she must
be taken away without my being
able to see her again!' He had
never been known to weep before.
Mr. Gannue is basketmaker.
He has not worked at his trade
since he became cripple. He is
an inveterata user of tobacco, bat
never drank intoxicating liquor.
His wife bore him sixteen chill
dren. Eight-three soma and five
daughters--are still living. There
are living besides thirty-eight
grandchildren, twenty-three great
grandchildren, thirteen great great
grandchildren, eight great great
great gran dchildren and five great
great great great grandchildren.
A few months ago Mr.. Ganue's
eyesight was restored.
Joseph Ludlow, aged 104. lives
in the city of Bergin. He was
born ia Baden, Germany, and has
been twice married. He is sound
mentally and physically. He va
ries his life by visiting his child
rem, w o live in the surrounding
counties. He milks, saws aud
chops wood and Is as active as a
healthy man. His Oldest child is
eighty-three.
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why She Stole.

Instead Of the silk dress with the
shirred front and lead embroid
cry which Eva Hirsch, alias Eva
Jacobs, alias Clara Morris, the
pretty young woman, wore when
sneak thieving in New York and
Brooklyn, she wore in Raymond
street Jail calico wrapper which
the matron had furnished her,
but she had it fastened at the neck
with a gold fan and tied at the
waist with velvet band. She
said to q reporter that she was
ready to plead guilty to two of t. e
robberies, but she denied that she
had stolen $4,000 worth OF prop
erty, and said that the amount
would not exceed $500 worth. 81
was at different times in the pub
lie schools she said. my moth
er died when / was young, but !
kept house for my father until
three years ago l found it duh,
though to be at home SO much
and | ran away and gOt employ
ment in a lace factory. | was led
away by bad associates. / needed
TO dress we'll, to keep the friends
l had made, and | TOOK up that
| plan to get dres SEES, because / did
not earn money enough at my
employment | wished the floor
would open and swallow me when
| was in court, because l saw
there In one corner Of the room
my old employer. l never eX-
pec,ed, when l worked for him
to be in this place"
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Rheumatism.

In the first symptoms of This di-
sease, when you are aching and
having painful sensations in the
limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, a Stiffness in the joints
accompanied at times by swelling
and redues5, all physicians recon-
mend the application Of an exter-
nal remedy, something pcnetrat-
ing and soothing; an article that
will act as a curative agent to the
parts effected. DR.. Bosarko's Rheu-
matte Care gives instant relief
upon first application. In lame
back, pains or strains 1t is an in
valuable household remedy. Ask
your druggist for it, Price 70 cts.
Manufactured by The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Company, Piqua, 0. For
sale by G. w. BOWMAN, druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va. jun25 ~
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Peps Corn Solvents sure cure.