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tlo Milling Company, being tho buyer. Last
having been shppcd from Fort Worth also.
CROP PROSPECTS.
WABASH REPORTS,

WABASH REPORTS.
Special Correspondence Of 1as Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO o., .Tuno 8.--An exhaustive crop
roport gathered by the local agents of the
Wahasl, hallway, and sent to tho freight
ngei,t here, has bccn furnished to tho secre-
tary Of the Toledo 1'roducu Exchange \
summary Of II gives the following s,owlnga
:. In Ohio theso nre only small number Of attn.
t1ne, or which report m wheat m Increased
acreage: tho same AZ last year. On appearance
- reports excellent; good: 3 fair; NOT
good; very ha1. Probable yInll- report the
sumo, and n dcorraso.
JntlIana-As stations report the samo ncrcHge
ns lust year; 10 an increase; hccrensc. APP
pe9rnncc-l reports excbltcnt; 3 good; fair: 1t
not gfxrl; very bhL. Probable ylcti-5 tho
lliEnols-.B tho satne ncreaYe; 81 an Increase;
y decrease. Arpenrancc-4 excellent; ljRool;
y inr; u not glkr!: m very bad. Average ylold-
II tho Batne: increase: iE3 IecreaAc.
5ff4sodFl-sE tho same acreage; ~ an tncreaso;
u q decrease. Appearances excellent; ~ good;
IL fair: 10 not good: i very had. Yicld-,E} tho
sntnu; fa MI increase; II q dccrcnse.
lown-4 Same aorcnGe: fHcrpnAo; 4 decrease.
Arpearnncc--1 exccllcnt: gnod; fair; . not
good: worry bad. Yield-5 the safne; i Increase:
3decrcnsc.
Aggregate of reposts-as same norenge as laAt
ycar; 10 Increaso: II ticcruaso, Appearance.
II excellent; ~ Roo,f: 81 fair; 10. MT good; 4a
very bud. FfubAb1e ytelt! as compared with last
ycnr-4J tho eamc; ~ hcrense; i1A decrease.
t)n cOrt,. III stations report the snsno noreago
as lust yoar: taD incrense; ~ decrcnse. Prescnr
AppearAncc-f5 excellent: tBl good; 10 fair: 81
not good; Il very bad.
, 1881-06-10

Arcua,s 1rucf, Iron. and WING, with
CiHchouA tho standard ,lc'!toIMal tos!o Of thls
progressive aue. ltnnrches tho oloht, prompt
ii,,lIr,rcs digestion, ntu Itesut: A round form,
bright eyes, hapf,y asnte Of mind. Arends DRUG
etpFv corner Madison street and Fifth nvenu1.
, 1881-06-10
IMMIGRANTS FOR THE NORTHWEST.

EmRlt1RNMf9 FUH IHE HVH THWEoIt
DutUTIt, Mi4s,,, Juno 9.-Th0 numbor nt sn"
mIgranta passing through hsre o.. their way to
IiakotR and Manitoba Ia continually increasing.
Every yesse! brings up tho quota, and tho streets
are ihronxeu wlh thou. They Aro from tue
eastern province OF Chna!ta, and ast bound tor
aln,lttoha. There are alsn largo numbdsa oF
NMcttes, Nnswcxiaus. and l}at.es, who 70 10 sot-
Ito Oh khu QAkutA prAlrtts.
, 1881-06-10

sptttat Dtfpdfeh 10 The Chtedoo Tribune.
GREEN BAY, Wis, June U.--Weathcr Golf
past tcn days, but no frost. Crop prospects
Arp good. Strawberries n,,,, other stnnll frulta
prumisc m abundance. Vegetables arc doing
well. while grllss aud snail grain Are "s!lnply im-
ilrnEC."
, 1881-06-10

HAVANA, June 0.-On tlla night OF Nny
II there was MI earthquake III finyti. Rain
fell III torrents Mt tho time. Several la1ltl-
slips md Iuany cattlG were killed.
, 1881-06-10
fARnR AMI CAPITAL.

CLEVELAND. O.. Juno D.-Tho trrules Assembly
hcre hare Issued q proclamation a1aiust tho
}itf,fth nnd E1etflier m Accolnt pf tho troubl9
Union.
, 1881-06-10

PANS, juno 0.-Ths Senate, by q secret
ballot Of 148 10 144, refusetl to pass the dis
c,,sslon ct the clauses Ut the Scrnttn ue L!ste
bill. The Ministers abstalned from voting.
cOslMANpANT ItctITESsTEIS,
attaclletl tl President Ur3vy' y's military house
hold, will represent {is0yy Mt tho centennial
uf tbs surrender Of Cornwallis ut Yorktown
In October next.
IN THE clIAstnElt or DEPUTIES
tho Minister OF War lnttl upot tl.D table a
supplementary esttMntN nf L, ,Q00, ,000 fEAlrs
10 ilafray the cost 0t the Tnnlsfan expcd!-
tfoN.
, 1881-06-10

oHLE Ut II HIINE4
W11KEsnA1.isE. la., June n.-The Enters
prise Colllcry, was bought by Andrew Lang
Ion, Of HliEul0, for S75.00.
, 1881-06-10
TIE SPRAGuE ESTATE.

THE SPRAGUE ESTATE.
PROVIDENCE, Il. L.. June 9.-The Cosnmlttoe OF
creditors or a. & ". Bpraguo hold nrst meeting
with Chauee, Trustee, to-day. 1t was axrued to
sell tho psoperty ut such tnles and lu such
In.rcels us will best promote tho Interests of tho
creditors.
, 1881-06-10
THE MAN WITH THE LIZARD.

pGrRo1r, Mich, Juuo p.-Fstcr Lemon, the
old netroiter afflicted with lizard In hls
stomach, hAa determined TO undergo surgical
nperAtlon Tomorrow, The doctors think 1t u
tumQF In tho xuatl tute&t1uaa.
, 1881-06-10
THE FAST.

A connEslOSnEST TO III 1:SPEIIEl,.
CoSSrANTlSopt.:, JMnn g.-1t IL stated
that Palmer, otherwise known ~ tho eorrc-
aponhcnt "Wnrllawk," ,tntlor arrest on tho
cllnrge Of conspiracy agalnst tho taoyerl-
mcnt, Will ba quietly expelled from Turkey.
Cnl'ist-AAlsr1A1"
SortA, June N-l'rlIc0 Alexander Inns ts-
sued ,Iecree establishing collrls-nlnrttal far
tile ttiai Of administrative officials. TllIs
WIS done nj tha instance Of tile Russian Geil.
eral Ernroth, WIN reports tllat tho officials
are fne!tlng tho people agai,Ist Prince Alex
nilder.
AnnuI. AZIZ.
CoSsrASTISorLE, Juna 0.-The cGsca Of
the perstl!s charged "! !h tho m''rtter OF
Ministry ut Justice.
EARTHQUAKE.
CoNsTASTIxnpLE, June 0,-EartllquaEo
devastated UiKlIt sIlages II. tho YaM 1asllalic.
, 1881-06-10
'AA3 u y
TinK-9::EHi, a::H. s:B.
4 large attendance Is expected Tor Friday.


Iirower, of PullgbkCepsie. driver Of Billy r.,
WAS thrown from tho si1lkr OIL tho second heat
and severely, though not dangerously, Injured.
JEROME PARK.
New Yo1sls, .lune tl.-At Jerome Park to
day there was Il heayy rain yet good ut
tendance. The mile dash for 3year-oEtls was
won by Edenbcrry, Wyatdotte second, Blazes
third. Time, :l911.
aIils heats:
2ir Hugh. .,.,.....................1
- s4s
Ttmf-1:tH; 1:fD.
Members Cup, mile nnl nm eighth, wns won
by Gcrnnum, Waye O Light second, Sinbatl
thlrl; tiIne, .:i0
Tho milo and a half race WIS won BIZ George
Mccullough. Hty Dance second, Dushwhacker
third: tmc, .:fU.
The handtcap steeplcchnse, over tho short
course. wns won hy disturbance, Zcta eetonsl.
Cannon third; time, 3:4IA.
, 1881-06-10

kltHt NEEe NllHtNlH'f A!Nt tiso AHlhu|A1cS
wore empowered to s!fsperse lllem by force.
Anotler yolley answered this. md silhns'
taneollsIy tho mob closed upon St0ker, who
briskbut, mil Kicked half IN death. Tic
n,.,n,te.l pollcn charged the mob. aiul after
MI hours fighting, In which several persons
were wounded, peace was restored.
surl'UEsstOS or TILE I.ASp IEA0uE'
Snsrh,t t'itie.
DUBLIN, juno U.-'rhe suppression of tho
l.aMl I.cAghe IL ngntn helng gr0ycly tlls.
cuss.sl by tho Irish Government. Tho Chief
Secretary, the Lord Lieutenant, aIlti tho lAw
ofticers ara in tlnily conference. Tic
law advisors mil otller Crown c0un-
sel are strongly Ut opinion t,at It
shouhl tM Mt ollce tIIshnntlHtl M MI iIleRal
organization, w!.tcl, II directly iMciting tn
ths yloIcnt opposition ut the law. In.
tiueMtinl l,ressllre frosn outside Is also bring
brought on the executive III this direction;
but tic irish Atturney~tioMbral holds out
ngainst any sucl nct'ni'.
al1&, lylLt.oN
wns Visited at Kilmninllam }ntl ta.tlay. liz
Is IN goott health md spirits, although lo
suffers somewhat fruIl, thu lnto cull weather.
TIT the eunlse of ut Interview llo expressed
anxiety regarding cGr!aln f.l.hors ti.At the
pe0pla il, s.,sla parts 1T tile country lltl pre-
se1ltetl firearms ut tho polira a.,tt military.
Th!A, he sa!u, WIS practice franRlt with
great tlangrr tn tl!e pe0ple.
IT MAS l!iGii TItEAaoN
IL offer arne.trcsistunco IL the Queens forces,
alld for INT Dhly Those who aetually cnrrtetl
aruls. hut for every person III tao crowd. the
ponalty W0ulsl l'o hanKiIg. Mr.. Dill0n IL cer'
tain. trqsn tho temper otn|nny OF tl1e speeches
r%f thtG $ttAff
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22

Baths! Baths! baths!
Baths, hot and cold, at w. C. Moore's
% cents
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Necessitating q Surgical Operation
Loving Mother attempts 10 take a
pair OfShears from HcI Child.
PARENTS BECAKEFUL.
Domestic accidents are common to women,
and some of them are very serious. Mrs. War
ner, of South Rondout, Ulster Co., N. Y, some
weeks ago attempted to take a pair of shears
from her child, with which it was playing. A
slight struggle ensued in which the point of
the shears entered Mrs. Warmers left eye, en-
tirely destroying the sight. Her family physi-
clan did what he could, but intensely painful
inflammation arose, which, by sympathy, threat
ened the loss of the other eye Total blindness
to woman having the care of household is
an irretrievable calamity. In this strait Mrs.
w. applied to the well known and skillful sur
geOn, Dr. David Kennedy, of ROndout, N. Y,
who removed the injured eye by very success
full operation, setting aside all danger from
further harm to the sight of the other eye.
But, owing to pain and mental Distress her
system needed tonic and restorative medicine.
To do this work the Doctor prescribed 'Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy" which sustained its
reputation and laid sure foundation OF health
DIR. kenHedy's "FavOrite Remedy
removes all impurities from the blood, regu-
lates the Liver and Kidneys. Cures Constipa-
ton, and all diseases and weaknesses peculiar
to females. 1t is for sale by NIL our druggists
at ONE DOLLAR bottle.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1881.
Pcrsonal.

Personal.
GEORGE FAX returned home on the
Pearl, Thursday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. M. B. CHAMPION arrived
home from Chicago Tuesday evening.
j. X. SMYTH returned home last even
ing after very pleasant trip outside.
BERT LAWRENCE has returned to Che
boygan and has accepted the position of
clerk at the Grand Central.
Mr.. s. H. GIRARD has been confined to
the house by a severe attack of pneu-
mOnia but is now able to be out again.
Miss JENNIE GUYETTE arrived from
Chicago Tuesday evening. Hereafter
she will assist Mrs. Champion in the
millinery business.
Mr.. A. F. MILLS, of Bay Mills, of Chip
pewa County, came down from the $500"
this week to have some mill machinery
repaired and reported everything lively
out in that country.
In another column will be found an
interesting communication on the
"TheOry Of Teaching"
Don't wait for clear weather to have
photographs taken at Davidson's. he
makes some of his best pictures on
cloudy days.
We have regular correspondent at
Indian River now and it can be seen
that not many items of interest escapes
the observation of "Esculapias."
Friday night of last week James Nc
Cam, employed in the Duncan City,
mills, got caught between slab car
and post and had his thigh dislocated
Drs Gerow and Perrin placed him under
the influence of chloroform and put it in
place again.
Tuesday evening young lad named
Duffany, employed at the Cheboygan
Lumber company mill taking the laths
from the lath gang, while attempting to
remove some bark from under the saws
got his right hand badly mutilated.
The saws caught in his coat sleeve and
drew his hand into the gang of five saws,
cutting the fingers into fragments. DR..
Perrin was called and found it necessary
to amputate the greater portion Of the
hand. He and DR.. Gerow performed the
operation, taking off about one half of
the main portion of the hand, saving the
thumh and INNER Dart ~
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, Mic

UCUODbr II, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk Of the circuit court of
Cheboygan county, Michigan, at the county
seat on Tuesday the 22d day of November, 1881,
viz: George Dunphine Homestead entry No.
1883 for the w IA, sec IA, t 3S n, r3w, and
mares the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
tract viz: Joseph Douglas OF. Cheboygan p o, and
Eli Douglas Of Cheboygan p o, and Arcule
Rainvile of Cheb0ygan p o, and Alexander
Campbell of ChebOygan O.
15oct5t EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CIT

October |, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof In support of
said proof will be made before the clerk of the
circuit court of Cheboygan county. Michigan,
at the county seat, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
November, 1881, viz: Samuel M Trip Home
stead entry No. 1912 for the n n OF W u, sec
2, 36 n, 3w, and names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said tract. viz: Henry
Crump,jr, of Cheboygan p o, and John l. Crump
of Cheboygan p o. and John Dawson of Cheboy
gan o, and Henry Davis, of Cheboygan p o.
oOct5t. EDWARD STEVENSON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22

LNROM the village of Cheboygan, about Aug.
II Goth. a DEEP RED HEIFER, "a years
old, very long, straight horns, neck and head
dark rcd, and inciNed to be cu3ly. Any in
formation that may lead to her recovery, left
with me or at the Tribune Office will be suit
ably rewarded.
Social JOHN McGURN.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
For sale

A complete Spite driver. Everything
new, 45 feet leader, scOw 55 by IS feet,
hammer weight 1880 pounds. All in
complete working order. ! will sell the
whole rig cheap, call at my ship yard.
1Oct4t HI. AMIOT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
FOR S-ALE-
Two Small Houses and Lots.

+ COATED on what is known as Court House
IL street. near the Passenger Depot. For
terms prices, and full particulars enquire of
Soct.ff VIM. PATTERSON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
ImOrtant TO Travellers.

Special inducements are offer you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you
TO read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere i'm this issue. 1ap4Ow
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22

Go to Gallagher and Murphys for best
brands of fresh oysters
Children's complete suits, including
OvercOats, a speciality at IL. j. Miners
who is ever attentive to the various
wants of the trade.
For really good looking hat or cap
60 to III. j. Miners.
If you want good meal go to Gala
CHER & Murphy's.
few more cans of blueberries, peas,
beans, corn and plums, for sale at ~
cents per can at |. K. De GOWNS, the
East Side Grocer. gcd5
Avery choice selection of cOnfection-
cry at Beckers.
For a mics line of five cent prints call
on II. l.. Greenthal q Co.
You can buy % bars of good soap for
81, at l. E. De GOWNS, the East Side
grocer.
Everything In hats from soc. Derby
to beautiful seal Berlin at Nellie
Smart's.
Go to Miss Smarts for beautiful French
Flowers.
For good fit and nobby looking over
coat or ulster give H. l.. Greenthal q
Co. call.
The largest assortment of of choice
smoking and chewing tobacco to be
found in Cheboygan is at Beckers.
Wool boots, German socks and snow
packs for sale cheap, at l. K. De GOWNS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28

Shelbina. No.. D,,R cat: We are
disappointed in Dawn DAVIS Six
months ago be would not take The chair
manship OF committee, because. lie
said. it would carry party obligation
with it, Now he viilingiy sells himself
to party TO secure the presidency OF
the Senate. We say "sclis" because IL
simply accepting the craftsmanship OF
the committee would carry party obi =
CATION, how much more does conserving
TO the removal OF the legal president OF
Tn. Senate. for the accommodation OF
revolutionary partizans and assuming
the place himself. carry the. obligation
to serve the party who conferred the
4 osi,i"n upon him. We expected bet.
ter things from Judge Davis. We
think he has let his ambition get the
better of his judy m mt. and has thereby
injured his reputation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28

II would seem that there was n moro
substantial basis for the recent furry in
Confederate bonds than most people
Imagined, aud the following advertise
ment from the London Times Of Octo-
Der 9Th is significant:
TIE CONFEDERATE STATES OF Amer.
lea dollar aud Cotton Bonds. Notice.
An holders Of dollar and cotton bonds
OF tho various series issued by the Con-
iederate States OF America, from 1851
10 1864 inclusive, willing TO cooperate
With and intrust their interests TO he
Committee appointed IN pursuance Of the
resolution passed ct tns meeting of
bondbolders he'll on the s. st day Of
May, 1881. at tue Cannon Street Hotel,
are requested TO send IN their bonds TO
the Office Of the committee, No. so Cole.
man-st., London, for tho purpose OF
being stamped and registered in view Of
the proposed negotiations by the com
mitiee for an equitable adjustment OF
The debt represented by the bonds TO be
registered. a sum Of Is. per 5000 or
Gl00 nominal value will be charged "a
a registration fee, and must accompany
the bonds sent in. Checks 10 be cross
ed Martin & Co. tie bankers Of the
committee. Forms az memorandum TO
be signed by the holders on registering
their bonds may he had at the commit
tees Office. By order OF the committee
DAVID Is. LINDSEY, Clerk, No. so Cole
man-st., r. q.
IL appears that Tue boom" in Con
federaie bonds in Richmond, Va. is
daily increasing in proportions a lead
ing banking house bought over 81 OOO.-
600 Of them ON Tint SHAY and Friday Of
last week. snG az still having. Other
dealers report lively business 10 tie
same bonds.
The address of welcome delivered
by Gov Holiday at the Yorktown
celebration, is model OF refued
thought, grand ideas, and elevated
patriotism. To orr reading IL has ne
yer been SURPRISED "a a historical re-
cord anil a philosophical production
ia tho English language. Staputon
Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28
The he'd Men Oh West g,rsiu.
ia-Two Ruff1aps Convicted.

Wheeling. w. Va, Oct 2f.-At-
torney.General Watts has just return
ed from Barbour county, where he
has been attending 10 the interests of
the State IN prosecuting members of
the notorious 'red mem organization.
The two men tried i'm Barbour were
Floyd Harsh and John Watkins,
charged with cutting and whipping in
shameless manner Isaac n. Phillips.
Acknowledgement Watts succeeded in
obtaining verdict OF guilty in each
case. The extreme penalty of the law
was imposed, each offender being
fined $50 and imprisoned twelve
months. 1t is to be deeply regretted
that the laws of the State do not pro-
vide more severe penalty for these
outrageous offenders VINO are operating
in many OF the back counties of the
State They organize into bands and
assume control and manage the COM
munities where they live.
Their mode of government is moat
despicable. When any one is known
or suspected of being engaged in any
enterprise or act contrary TO their i.
IDEAS OF propriety, he is watched. aud
at some moment of fancied security is
enticed from home, beaten and other
wise -maltreatsd. Only few days
ago Il woman in Writ county was tn.
ken from home and brutally whipped,
being suspected of misconduct. Steps
should be taken at the approaching
session of the Legislature to put an
end to the operations OF these regu-
lators.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28
Oct. u, 1881.
To ,he Creditor, Of John far,n--. decd :

To she Creditors Of John sarn--. decd
IN pursuance Of decree of tie (is-
cult Court Of Tic CountJ cf Hampshire.
made in iusc thcrein pen'linr % sub
jet The real estate o! sad J"un fafmcfa
deed, To the pawn eit of Mis- 'ieb's. yuu.
are hereby reqnredtopresent your elaine
against the said john Farmer, decd
for adiud cation - a. i. White, CON-.
missioner, ~ his Office in saii c. nuig,.
on or before the 1914 day OF NOvemhtr,
1891. Witness. v. 81 po,ing, Clerk of
said Court. this 2lst day of October,
s8l. Y. "a. POLLING. Cltrt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28

A company, with n proposed capi-
tai OF two millions, has been incor-
posated under the general law of
West Virginia, for the construction of
n railroad from CharIestown, Jeiier-
son county, West Virginia, to Fred
erick, Maryland, via lIarper's Ferry.
The incorporators are Dau'l B. Lu-
cas-, Thos G.. Green, Sr., Thos. G..
Green, Jr., Everett w. Bedinger and
Ct. w. Green. The object would
seem 10 be to form connecting link
from the two valley roads at Charles
town, or practically the Shenandoah
Valley Il. r. and the Pennsylvania
Line Railroad which is now running
and crossing the Western Maryland
Railroad. into Pennsylvania, by Han
over to Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28

One of the most touching things we
have read in long time Is that story
of robbcr and n poor lone woman
near Franklin, o. The robber came
to her house at night and demanded
her money or her life. but she prefer
req giving up the former rather than
the lattel; so she brought her little
store and placed il in Inns hand. lie
looked IT over carefully, 10 see that
she didn't palm off any twenty cent
pieces for quarters, and face,iously
told her that he could credit her for
only ninety four cents on the trade
dollars, Gliding her for taking them
at their face value. Haven't You
anything else of value 2 inquired the
bold, bad burglar, looking about the
scantily furnished apartment. "a child's
bracelet, ring. anything will be thank
fully received. She had nothing
more, she replied with n sigh. A
thought struck him.
Your husband was n soldier, was
he not?' She acknowledged that he
was, and killed in the war.
Then he must have had revolver,
Lo continued searching her counter.
ance. All, you grow confused, yo u
stammer, your manner has betrayed
you. Get that revolver at once and
give it to me-
In vain the woman implored him
TO spare that harmless trinket. almost
the sole memorial of the husband she
had lost. She had pawned many
things when in distress, but had al
ways hung on to that. But the rob-
Der was unrelentir.g. Sobbing bit
terly, she went To bureau drawer
and removed the precious relic, around
which clustered 50 many tender recol.
lections.
Must You have it, said she, as
she advanced with trembling steps to-
ward him.
Yes | must SAID the robber, ex-
tending his hand. We'll. then, take
it, she said, gently pressing the trig-
ger for the last time. There was a
loud report and the robber tun.b!cd
dead. The community ought to PEN
sion that woman Gin Sat Night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-10-28

a Girl Fatally Shot. MISS Melin.
da /. Jacobus, youngest daughter Of
Carrot Jacobus, who dwells near Pc
ru, n. j., on the Newark branch OF
the Erie Railway, was shot in her fa-
theirs house ON Sunday last ami fatal
ly wounded While on visit in
Jersey City recently she became ac-
quainted with John III. Wolfe, who is
in the shoe business with his father in
New York. On Sunday Wolfe called
To see Miss Jacobas and spent the day
with her. lie intended to- take the
half-past five O'clock train from Peru,
and Miss Jacobus was about to ac-
company him. She had changed
shoes, and while she was buttoning
one OF them Wolfe picked up n gun
that stood in 4 corner OF the room and
pointed it at her, saving, playfullv,
that he was going 10 shoot her. Look
ont the gun is probably loaded, she
exclaimed The next instant the gun
went off and the girl fell to the floor,
fatally shot.