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NEW YORK, August 18-The extensive
planning and saw mill of J. s. LoOmis, cor
ner Of Baltic and Nevins streets, Brooklyn,
was entirely destroyed by fire early this
morning, together with a large quantity Of
manufactured stock. which was awaiting
shipment. The loss is $50, 1000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-19

Mr.. James a. Weatherford, OF SPRING
Held, Ohio says: browns Iron Bitters
cured me Of the worst case Of dyspepsia
man ever had. The muscles Of my stomach,
liver ana bowels nov seen so strong. / be-
lleVe could almost digest petrifed cheese.
recommend 1t to all who suffer as did In
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-19

A 15c. box Of "Rough on Rats" win keep
house free from flies, mosquitoes, rats and
mice the entire season. Druggists.
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SOME HOPEFUL SIGNS.
CONSIDERABLE LIQUID FOOD
RETAINED.

swelling of the ParOtid Gland
RumOrs of Blood Poisoning
stout DenIaIs from the Surgeons
Free Talks With the Doctors
Confidence ReturnIng-The PresI-
dent Asks for FOOd-Dr. Bliss In-
dIgnant at the Multitude of Ru.
mOrs-The True Inwardness of
HammOnd,a Criticisms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-19

There was time when rheumatism was
troublesome disease to cure. st. Jacobs Oil
has changed all that,
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Luscious. sweet and yvhoIesome.

Hub Punch, hot 9r ICED, is most grateful to
the palate apd more wholesome than
punch made to order All well stocked
larders are supplied with it. Sold by dealers
generally at I'll 25 bottle.
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Eenrgia A1airS.

gseef-tere6 ~ tIsa po~t CGiee In Ss-
,,nnst, IS Second Ti2=s Matter.
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KEISLING'S MURSERY.
WHITE RT,TTFE R0AD

DLANTS, ROSES and CUT FLOWERS. AID
Il orders left at Savannah News Depot cor
ner Bull and York streets, promptly hlled
GuHTAyE KIEALIM6, Prop
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DIR. AGNEw ENCOURAGED.

HAM. Unofficial Bulletin. The indi-
cations are that everything is progressing
nicely in the sick room. DR.. AgreW left
for Philadelphia on the limited express. He
will probably return tomorrow in order
that DIR. Hamilton may go to New York on
Saturday. Private Secretary Brown accom-
panied the doctor to the train, and says be
talked very encouraging OF the Presidents
chances. Previous to leaving the Man
sion DIR. Agpew hed a talk With Mrs.
Garfield, and informed her that he felt per.
fectly secure In being temporarily absent.
That II an emergency should occur he could
easily be summoned, etc. At this hour the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-19

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August Is, S:30A. NJ.
[Oficisl Bulletin. THE President has
passed very comfortable night, sleeping
well the greater portion of the time. There
has been no further vomiting and the nutri-
tive enemata are still retained. This
morning his pulse is lower and HIS general
condition is better than yesterday at the
same hour. Pulse 104, temperature 9S s,
respiration IL.
d. w. BLISS. ]. K. BARNES.
ROBERT REYBURN. j. j. WOODWARD.
d. HAYES AGNEw. FRANK H. HAMILTON,
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$50 P. NJ. [Oficial Bulletin. The Presi-
dent has done well during the day. He has
taken additional nourishment by the mouth
this afternoon with evident relish and with
out subsequent nausea There is some rise
of temperature but his general condition is
rather better than at this time yesterday.
Pulse, 10S; temperature, 100; respiration, 18
d. W. BLISS. j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD. RoBT. REYBURN.
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ALL QUIET AT MIDNIGHT.

MIDNIGHT.-No noticeable change has
occurred in the Presidents condition since
IL p m. He is resting quietly now. DR..
Bliss and the members of the Presidents
household have retired for the night.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A SINGULARLY interesting SERIES Of
IA sketches of Persons, Localities and Incl
dents of Two Centuries. Send for circular.
LEWIS w. BREWSTER.
HnFkcun NJ y
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NINE oUNCEs on LIQUID FOOp.

The following was sent tonight to Minis
ter Lowell by Secretary Blaine: "The con-
dition of the President at IL o'clock to-
night shows an improvement. He has
swallowed, retained and apparently digested
nine ounces of liquid food during the day,
asking for it himself and wishing for 1t.
ated some uneasiness in the public mind,
though it is not regarded as especially dis
couraging by his medical adyisers.n y
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quarters of an hour ago he took small
quantity Of koumiss, which was given him
by his wife. Up to this time no bad effects
have been experienced from 1t, and the
patient is sleeping,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

The Royal plant.-In the year 1880,
Great Britain imported raw cotton
and yarns to the value Of S2lO,477,-
600. The same year she exported
cotton fabrics 70 The value Of 1867
241,0o0. As Great Britain produces
no cotton, the difference between the
two sums, which is 1856, 7G4 900, will
give an idea Of the additional value
impaired to the staple by the process
OF manufacturing. But it must be
borne IN mind that the export repre-.
sents only the surplus, after supplying
the demand OF her own people. What
that demand was we are not able to
say, but of course ii was very great.
Vi her imports for that year. she took
of the United States $154,475, 900
worth. the production OF theae south
ern States. Now can any one give a
good reason why cotton should be
sent so far away TO be manufactured,
and why the increased value impart-
ed TO the staple by Its manipulation
should be lost to the States producing
1t. Every dollar gained by the South
from the rearing Of cotton may be
quadrupled by its manufacture, and
we rejoice to know that the people of
the South are rapidly becoming alive
to this momentous fact. Richmond
Industrial South.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

HUMAN BRUTR.-On the night OF
the lst inst, near Johnston, Licking
county, Ohio, human brute, named
William Bishop, was hauling very
heavy load of slate from Granville.
and when near home one of his hor-
ses, strong and intelligent animal,
gave out. Enraged at the animals
inability to proceed further, the ac-
count says, he tied rope to the hor-
se's tongue, and deliberately pulled it
out by the roots. The tongue was
found lying in the road next morning.
but the entire affair did not become
known in the village until Bishop
drove the animal TO town the follow
ing Saturday.
"When the facts were known the
excitementbecame intense, and large
party was organized and started TO
tar and feather him that night. BY
the utmost exertions of Squire Han
over, and his promises to attend to it
legally, they were quoted.
This monster of cruelty deserves
hanging. The man who will perpe-
trate cruelty upon dumb brute
should be punished with the utmost
rigor OF the law. To punish cruell Y
an animal that cannot complain is
tiendish. 1t is sin for which de wills
might blush"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

The Turkish woman is marriag ea-
bic ut the age OF o years. and by Turk
ish law at that age, if married, she is
competent to manage her own pro.
perry and dispose OF one third of her
fortune. The law allows her to n.
bandon her husbands house for Just
cause, and Will protect her in so doing.
She cannot be compelled to labor for
the support Of her husband. On the
contrary he is compelled to support
her; and it is penal offence TO insult
or III treat her Should he not FUR.
nlsh her with funds she is authorized
to borrow i'll his name and even sell
his property. After marriage she has
the absolute control OF her own pro-
perry which he cannot touch
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@ Qua 20 unI
on the FIRST 81 December
TIE WEEKLY RE0IsTEn

VII the HIsb bt december
TEE WEEKLY RE0IgTEE
will be enlarged to an
+ @ ri + PA GE APERt
Aud will lie increased t. nearly
DOUBLE IFS PRESENT SIZEl
1t will be by considerable lie
LARGEST PAPER IN THE STATE
IL will be printed on new aad clear tue aod
good paper, aod 10 lie contents Il viii 10 great.
" improved. Special auenfi0n will be paia %
g"thefing late aud reliable reports Of the
Cattle Markets Of Philadelphla. BslG-
more aud Wheeling.
Add, indeed, ike reports u ths srod ace arS
General Markets Of ths leading cioes ~ 4 u.
eountry will appear ia each issue.
The Farmers ID apartment!
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farmer readers o. tho Register are cordially TO-.
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"a miny Wats. II viii be represented IN Ws.b.
inGi0n CITY oy Ne. Dana T.. Hubbard. = grace 4.
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Terms, by mail, postage prepaid ssa "a,
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Wheeling, Nov. 8, 1881.
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The SUN.
NEW YORK. 1852


TBs Sun for 1891 will make ia sf,a.,,A
nosl revolstion und-r The prescnt n.,,''. IN
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Dec o 1891
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IIARPERs WEEKLY.
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Harper's weekly stands At the hesi
Of American illustrated weekly journals.
By its,unpartisan position in politics.
its admirable illustrations, its carefully
chosen serials, short stories. sketches.
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iniest the White House will be driven
ont next March and an honest man
take their place Though this was
the frozen truth when written it
don't help the old gentleman a parti-
Gle with the administration, aud he
will have to go. srhc Office is very
important one aud ought to be filed
by competent man. There is
strong probability that's Z. Rounds,
OF Chicago will capture the prize.
puoNo.
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The Volumes of tho weekly begin
With the first Number fer January of
each year. When no time is mentioned
1t Will be nnderstood that tho subscri-
Der wishes to commence with the Mum
Der next after the receipt Of order.
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OF Harper q nro,hArs Address
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Over 1000 robins were killed by
one man III a Kentucky roost recent
~. Every branch Of cedar thicket
sixty acres IN extent has It's red breast
ell lodger. and although the slaughter
by hunters; who use a lantern and
club, is terrific. their numbers do not
seem TO decrease.
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ADTERTGSEMENT.l
4 CARD.

MAYsyILtE, W. VA, Sept. II, 1880.
EDiToR ECno la reply TO the card
published in the MoUNTAIN Ecno. We
would shy that not only We, bnt numer.
Gus other persons, believing in certain
sianderous reports Coming FROM reliable
sources), which detained the character
Of Mr.. w. Il. Kincaid, and even went so
far as TO injure the noble reputation az
Miss Florence Gray. have reported ;he
same 10 other5 And at the time we
signed the card we believed dhouph
weak ia faith), from what we had heard
that these reports were incorrect, but
from t5e general news afloat over the
county since that time. added to W. T.
htncaid's reputation for proneness 70
err from tie truth, for bis failure 20
search for the fountain Of said reporfs
as be promised, and FOR Offering so cents
90 bjse somebody % make an assault
and beat gentlemen for telling the
truth-these facts combined together all
60 10 prove TO us and the people eener,
ally that those reports against him ARE
COERECT. IL IL true we signed IN in.
strument Of writing expressing our deep.
heart felt sorrOw for the injury we did
against w. T.. kincail for further cir
cntating said slanderous reports against
him, although, alas few we're the tears
so shed; but the deepest bcart felt cor.
row. almost iuexpressible, and The tears
We have shed c0piousIy especially by
our friend Peter Bauer, who like tender
hearted Peter Of Old, wcpi bitterly was
for The tendency these slsnderous re-
ports bad % injure The good name ond
excellent character of Miss Floroncs
Gray.
in eonc'usion 70 have 10 more 10 say
But We ihiok sufficient, bss been sid,
Against The character % Florence Gray,
And The morals Of Elsie Kincaid.
PETER BAUER.
A. VI. FREDERICK,
=. S. FEAsTER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

In japan spiders are 40 troublesome
to the telegraph lines that men are
employed to keep the lines clear by
brushing them withlong bamboo poles.
The spiders spin heavy webs from the
wires TO the trees and earth, which. in
wet weather, become good conductors
and carry OFT the current.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

Disastrous Fire near Pittsburgh
a terrible fire broke out in frame
clearinghouse, occupied by railroad
workmen, at Gibson's Station, on the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad.
eight miles from Pittsburgh, early on
the morning of the 10th inst. by
which ten persons lost their lives and
several others were so seriously burn
ed and injured that their recovery is
impossible. The fire was caused by
the explosion OF a coal oil lamp, and
spread SO rapidly that before tho fifty
boarders who were sleeping in hunks
IN the upper story were awakened.
they were surrounded by flames. The
scenes that followed were distressing
in the extreme. and those who made
their escape were exposed to the cold
night air with no protection but their
night clothes, and these in many i'm.
stances were afire. The charred boz
dies OF those who lost their lives were
scarcely distinguishable. The re-
mains of the unfortunate victims were
inferred on Sunday last. No friends
appeared to claim any of the dead ex-
cept brother of Michael Kennedy.
but as tho bodies were all burned be.
yond recognition, it was impossible
for him to identify his brothers. re.
mains. The wounded at the hospital
are resting as easy as their painful in.
juries will permit. Martin Laffev
and John Connolly are the most seri.
ously injured, and will not in all pro-
liability live more than few DAYS.
Connolly died on MONDAY.
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1882
1852.
zKnrPerS DTa Suainc.
ILL.U sTEA PsD.

"6!wnJs varied. hiraYa good, always
i'nproslng. "-ChAslss FleDcis Aasms,
Jepi0r
HARPE..'s HAoAzlSg, the most popu'
lar illustrated periodical il tie world
h.sgin- its sixtY fourth yOlg,pe siih tas
Decea Der Han:bsr. II represents Gaai
IL best ia American literature nad AT.
and IFS marked spccs>s IL gnslanl-
where j. hrs already circulation large
than that OF asy Englisa is4gsSuss q
the sane class has brought into Us
service tie Iaost eminent writer's 'nd
aaists o. Srest Britain. u. Gft5c0gi-
ing volumes for 1852 will ia every re-
spoct surpsss tllsir predecessors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

The Terrible Plunge of Train of
Cars into the River.-As a freight
train of the Wabash Railroad was
crossing the bridge over the Missouri
river at st. Charles, Missouri, on
Thursday night of last week, the eas.
tern span of the bridge gave way,
and the entire train, composed of
81 cars, 13 of which were laden with
live stock, and eighteen with
other freight and the caboose were
precipiiated into the river about eighty
feet below. Two of the three men
who went down with the train came
ont alive. The span which went
down did SO i'll its entirety. The two
survivors say the bridge seemed to
drop out from under them. Jack
Kirksby, the engineer stuck to his
post. His body may still be in the
cab. with his hand ON the throttle, or
it may have been washed away. that
being a mystery yet uhsolved At
midnight the squealing of the impris.
oned. swine and hoarse believing of
the cattle could be heard up town, a
mile away from the wreck.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

Guitcau said ia his oxaminniio -
Arthur is friend OF mine. lie ought
TO BE, for ] am the msn that made him
President, or my inspiration did but
have never yet asked favor Of him.
and l don't suppose 1 ever SHALL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

An eccentric woman died in Phila.
delphia last Tuesday. Her name was
Esther NJ. Meyers and she was 7S
years old. She was sensible on most
subjects, bnt monomaniac on the
subject of eats, and when she died
over 300 were found i'll the house.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

The Menasha (Wis.) Pass says: a..
Granger, Esq, Of this city, nsns ST.
Jacobs Oh on his horses with decided
success and profit.
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1892.
1892.
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This porni'r journal is : rare combination ~
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Ana essays are by the hest uriisrs o. Eu,or,
arc Amsrica--lia engrnrings p.sssss the bf0besl
sritils excellence -and in all matters psrtaiu;ne
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the leading authority IN tho Iand The naw 81.
umc viii contain many brilliant novelties
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