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Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
THE CHOCTAW MOB.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at meeting of the Arthur
Republican Club, in Mobile, Friday even
ing, August 25th, 1882.
Whereas, information having reached us
OF the unllwful arrest, inhuman beating of
a large number of our colored republican
brethren, an1 of the diabolical and cold
blooded murder Of Jack Turner. leadir z
eolorrd republican at Butler, Chocta
county in this State ut iid,y Of the 19;h
inst, by the 30 called oitizsus OF Choctaw
county.
We. the members Of the Arthur -Repabli-
can Club of the Port OF Mobile in meeting
assembled do hereby deneunce such out
rageous blood-thirsty and inhuman pro-
ceedin2s ss those perpetratsd upon the late
Jack Turner, and his fellow republicans Of
Chootsw comfy, as defiant to the laws OF
the State Of Alabama, and an infringement
Of the rights and liberties Of our colored
brethren undsr the laws and constitution
Of the United States.
Having received the account given by one
Of the murderers, az published in and en-
dorsed by the leading democratic paper OF
the State, the Monts Advertiser, Of
the unfounded rumor to injure and harm
the white people of Choctaw county, we
| rection as fabulous and devoid Of any truth.
We further denounce the mufderers of the
late Jack Iarner as fa'rihers Of the truth,
and their inhuman and brutal conduct.
| without PARALLEL in the history Of our
| country. We further densunce them as
foul, cold blooded pcemeditated murdersrs
and,
Whereas, we are assured the object and
aim of the murderers of Jack Turner is to
bulldoze. scare, and intimidate the Repub
licans, more particularly the colored re-
publicans of this State, from exercising
their rights and privileges as citizens and
of the benefit of the elective franchise, and
for them to prevent their meeting together
for organization and cooperation in the
necessary work of the approaching cam
paign, and being aware of the fact, that tb-
late Jack Turner was the recognized lead
| er of his race i'll Choctaw, and Was a mem
of the Republican District Executive Com
mittee for the 1st Congressional District of
Alabama, and an important witness at the
last term of the nited States Circuit court,
held in Mobile in June last, against vio-
lators of the United S tes election laws
at the congressional election OF 1880,
Be it, Resolved, That the seer ..aries of
this club be and hereby Instructed to lay
the entire subject of the murder of the late
Jack Turner, and the illegal arrest and in
human treatment of large number OF
| leading republicans at Butler, Choctaw
county, before His Excellency, the Presi-
dent of the United States The Honorable
Attorney General, Secretary of State, and
Secretary of War. and to forward copy of
these resolutions and account of the so.
called plot of insurrection. arrest, beating
and numbering Of our colored republican
brethren with the urgent and pray erful re-
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
A New Deal Wanted.

= 1t is true that there is but one col
ored Federal officer in North Alabam-
q; that large number of the Federal
positions are filled by Democrats: that
part Of the remainder are of the
'read and butter brigade of Republi-
ans
1t is q fact also that nine-tenths OF
'e voting strength ofthe party comes
'm colored citizens; that men ride
20 Office on their shoulders and after
rds join the enemy in deriding
IN; that the colored voter wants a
pput to this state of affairs.
Will our party bosses take heed OF
hey prefer to breast the storm?
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
News and Sentiment
(From Colored Exchanges. J

(From Colored Exchanres.)
Young men come to the front.-Falr
Play.
Cornell cannot be re-nomin2ted.-
Y. Globe.
We are not in for the color line-De-
famee.
The Haverlys and the Georgia Min
strel TrOupes have combined.
The colored population Of Californis
is about 1000.
Lieut.. H. O. Flipper, is in Macon
Ga.
Ex-Gov. pinchback and family have
gone to New York.
st. Louis employs II colored office
holders a: salary of 10000.
The Republican party is the bridge
that has brought us safely over thus
far.-Peophs's AdsvfaAe
A little carefulness on the part Of
those whose duty 1t is to do so, may
easily swell the number of colored vo-
ters to 300 for our city election and
to $500 voters in the State. We think
we may justly claim share of politi.
cal representation in California.-San
FroSexseo Elevatoy.
With rs many newspapers as are now
published BY c0lored men, the man a.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Music iED SOME HIGH MUSICAL PEOPLE. Con-
tanning brief chapt rs music and sketches
Uf the lives uf remarkable mus ciaiis II the
colorcd Race with Portraits, and copies OF
music compo ed BY colole men. i.y J-.S
Ii. lHOTIEH, Los Oh l. g and Siio pard.
The passionate foudness y. cJl red reo
pie for music must lend addition.l Il interest
to this we'll written book by colorei au
thor and CHI, Hy abor;t colurrd musicians.
But asid. from tits ch.ract, rstir of the
WORK 1t il ON, Of real !u..rlG and valuable
for i cie.,f and cuncl,e history OF music
is nature. description, DeaIty, power and
u-us.
1he writer has graupcu tue muoical ce-
lchritl..s of -. rae. ,at: eic,i many fra
NJ ats nt mus 4, IA ory 1eoin Il. sr and ar
and succ, etlel in H.. ing i. huvk viii,
need, onij /, D. read ~ cleaG away ''the
haze OF complrAlonul pr JUDGE winch 80
much obscures the Vision If m.iy persons
that they canno: Ut i,rst, tEtre are
many who affect not to see) that n.usical
facilities, and power fnr their. ,rti,ti de-
ession Of tie fair>skinned rure. but Il
2 ike the benetcient gifts OF the Creator to
all his children.
Certainly no member of the race can
rise from perusuof these three hundred
and fifty odd pages illustrative OF the bril-
liant achievements and rare gifts OF The
Negro III this divine art without being in
spired With a nouler and jGst pride. Here
| may be found histories OF the F,sk Ju J.
lee Singers, the Georgia Minstrt !. The
Hyers sisters, justin Holland, blind Tom
Miss Nellie f. Brown indeed including
| most Of ou noted Singers giftea with the
art Of
"Ultwisti,g all tbe chains that tie,
| The hidden soul of harmoay."
Music anu some Highly Musical Peo
pie" Will atiu attractions TO any library and
no colered family with any taste for liter
ature should be without it.
JOHN FAX BY ALBION w. TOURGEE.
l6mo, Cloth ornameDted, $l.00. New
York FORDS, HOWARD j. HULPERr L,
Received from the Publishers.
Whoever expects, on seeing the announce
ment Of another of Judge Tourgee's sto-
RES OF Southern life, to fad in it a ccntin
ed array of the terrors Of "a fools Erran
or the keen satire Of Bricks without straw
will be agrreably disapro uted in John
Fax, and the admirers OF tue writer d a.
matte power, his ingenious speculatious,
his humorous turn of mind, h graphic
descriptions OF men, scenes, and events,
ana oil the iash and verve so characseris-
tic of all his books. will find plentiful store
If them in this one 1t contains really
two stories although, while their scei es
aud ACTORS are entirely distinct their
themes are practically one-she mutu i
value of Northern and Southern character
.sticS, whether those Of SOIL climate al
product, or OF the men and women of the
Two sections of one common county,.
The book is dedicated 10 1.-The New
Sonta," which is indicative of its spirit,
ard of whatever ''lesson'' it may ensolca.
But tor its own sake, and merely as a new
contribution by popular author to Sc
ries of those studies OF American life which
fortunately are becoming favorite subjects
for the pens of our best novelists judge
Tourgee's latest book is well worth read
ing.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

That our highly esteemed contem-
psrary, The Christian Recorder should
refer to Secretary Robt. Lincoln as an
cid fossil and intimate that he is SIM
ply retained in the cabinet because of
his parentage is quite puzzling. Bro.
Tanner must have been laboring un-
der the delusions of a nightmare when
he pennel that paragraph. Secretary
Lincoln Is young man Of seknOeE
edge ability and has great career O.
pening up before him.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

Hon. JEo. w. Jones nominated by
the Republicans of the Fourth Dis
trict for the short term in Congress
should easily defeat Mr.. Shelley and
have several hundred votes to spare.
Judge Craig was nominated for the
long term and should get the solid
R.publi An strength.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

The Bourbons think themselves
shrewd in giving Wheeler tafy and
Pryor the prize(?) Gen. Wheeler is
by far the shrewder Of the two and is
laughing in his sleeves at his easy
success in getting rid of the burdens
and responsibilities of hopeless race
without seeming to want to 10 so.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

If it is lawful to draw colored ju-
rors before elections where is the
Justice of casting them aside when no
elections are on hand
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

PUBLIC opinion, yes, public opinion
in North Alabama is opposed to the
prostitution Of the law to base parh
san ends. The party guilty of auch
an outrage must eventually sink be-
meath the righteous indignation of
honest people.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

GEN. BUTLER is booming with the
Greenbackers in Massachusetts, and
Gen. Chalmers is on boom with Re-
publicans in Mississippi What next
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
%rvility or Independence,
Which !

ause of the faithful support Civ
Republican party by the color
ers, it has become the fashion
this fidelity servility or politi-
very. The old song has grown
liar that even able editors OF
journals have caught up the
md render it with as much
the willy authors.
is the N. Y. Globe which YER
to be ambitious TO. the lead
the choir. But this organ Of
lence makes strangely dis
lusic. In one issue it ex
inst "the craze for Office
v pei vades all ranks and
decidedly dangerous. In
agitates for . rebellion OF
,ublicans to secure Federal
Where is the jewel Of
contemporary is not we'll
Southern politics, or it
,ly not fall into the blum
g the colored people Of
60 body and soul into
the Democratic party.
deed be the uncondi-
which that party sx-
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

TX theory the Democratic party is
beginning to recognize the negro as
a man; in practice it reduces him to
the level OF chattel and is q full cen
tury behind the age.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

REPUBLICANS of the Montgomery
District should present q solid front.
II they center on the Hon. Sam +.
Rice for Congress they can elect him
eHai1v
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02
HuntSVilleGazette
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1882.

SOLID white juries indicate that no
elections are pending, and colored
voters are not wanted.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-02

aql and daughter otet snndh
los Iii nterohed
reay, had ~
lad Ista manho
hfsnab
Tz ApFgEST s..aao.- -z...I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11
FROM PLEASANT DALE.

MIR. HARPER Continued cfou.
dy and rainy weather Il causing GU,
farmers considerable anxiety. Many
OF thom hail cut Quantity of grass
before the rain OF last week and hayo
been unable to cure il. Oats that had
been cut last week il said to he rot.
ting in tho swath.
Rev. A. b. Bluo l. recovering from
q severe attack of pleurisy. lie has
been unable to fill his appointments
Tor soverul weeks.
Mr. Evan T.. Pugl, il oouiinai "a
liza bed since Saturday last. He ID
suffering from erysipelas in the faoo.
A grandson OF Mr.. IL. Cooper fell
from fenco CA "Wednesday OF last
week and broke his arm just above
The elbow joint. Doctor ShuIl ROM
dered the necessary medical aid. TIC
,octor h''s been riding necessarily for
the last ten days and reports consid.
cradle sickness in this section,
Miss Margaret Robson was thrown
from n wagon several weeks ago
breaking her left arm Just abovo the
elbow She was also much bruised
about the head and faco.
There was n picnic Mt leo Mountain
on Saturday last. The Bloomery
Cornet Band was present and furnish.
Ell some excellent music. The drum.
mer boy was the wonder aud envy of
all the urclllns of the vicinity. REx.
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ROMNEY MARKET,
Reported weekly by ]. II. G.. Pancak G
subject TO Market fluctuations.
ISE ATIfS.

Near IIigginsyille. in this County, on
tho lst instant, Mr. kLIsHA g. NoLASD.
in the 9th year of his age. lie lived
in peace and died tho same a FRIEND.
On the 4,h instant. or CONSUMPTION,
Miss JAYE PEPrER. Miss Pepper was
q daughter of the late Mr.. Henry Pep
per of North River, this county,
In Keyser, on the 3rd inst. of con =
sumpti ~. Mis-. FANNIE V, aged 81 years,
wife Of John u. Dye.
In the same place on the 2Fh ul' =, NJ
The residonoe of her son .in.law. DR. A.
ID. Price. Airs. MAEoAR ETA CmPLEY,
aged II years.
The deceased vas a rative Of Fred
erick county, Va, and mother Of Capt.
J. J. Chipley, OF MooreGeld.
In Winchester. Virginia, on tho G;h
instant, alter long illnoss. Mr.. VIII
LIAM II. STRErT. agel &C years.
Mr.. Sreit was the last Of the ten
clillren of Rev. Christian STREET., Who
was the Lutheran pastor there a hundred
years ago. lie was n prominent mer
chant during at least City years Of his
life. and only retired from business
when bis health failed. few years since.
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BRowN's IRoN BIrTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
MONDAY. Aug. Z, 1882.


Cattle are sold at these fSures live weight. -
bogs are sold ~ net weight. that ia 20 per
cent generally of frcm live weight. Sheep
are sold gross. that ia live weight, or moth
ing of
Hsxs CARTS. market today was slow
and values on i9}c AS compared with las
week There IL \ mar ked difference in toe
quality Of the offerings, for while the receipts
are quite up in quality wiihlast weeks, yet our
dealers reshpped their bost stock to the Eastern
markets. IA they say they otnnot, with our ma.
tive Cattle, oDmptre with the Dead Meat Of the
Teyin Oatilu on sale in the city, which, while
II looks rs well, is from much inferior Cattle
and is therefore sold in all other markets, ae
well as our own. for less money. We quote AT
50G5S6 80, most sales from 6s5 I5 per
l0J lbs.
MlLoH Cows Good Cows 10 active demand
sales in lunches at 10000 per head
Prices of Bee Cattle ranged as follows Best
6 % a. 81 40: tina. generally rated FIRST
quality 5 81 G9 Sc "a: medium or good fair
quality 90 a. So IS: ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows so (d) So Is. Extreme
range of prices . so az sc 50. Most Of the
The Cattle received were loo head from Yr.
ginia, 2sJ from Ohio, IS from Mar, land. 81
from West Virginia, ~; from Kentucky, ca
from Tennessee, and IS head from Penn. Total
ectipts for the week 1904 head against 1919 las,
week, and 1900 head same time last year. or the
bu ,chers, Az sold to couairy deslerI. - Wash
inston City dealers. aud i02 to Eastern
Spectators. Total sales for The week 1902 head
sgainss 1881 last week, and liI9 head same tine
Last year.
SWINE There is an increase Of over 700 head
in excess If the offerings of last week. bat the
quality is scarcely as good rs il was then. and
tie numbers ate fully tqnsl to a very moderate
demand Prices are shade Of rs compared
with the fsures of last W eek. We quote grass
Hogs nj l0G3lOg ceuis-eoraed ilG5lI! cents,
with extra Al IL ceais per III ret. Receipts
this week III head assirs, ala0 last week, and
1891 head same time last yer.
SBEsP ANA LaMas. There is q fair increase
in The receipts tsome II 90 headlover last week,
with the quality ABOUT the asme as IL was then.
Trade has been 'airly active for god Sheep,
which have been freely taken by home butch.
ers, I'D q fair Eastern demand. Common
Sheep and Lambs have been dull. We quote
butcher Sheep at 3G95t cents. few selling at The
Outside price. and Lambs at 4G}j cents per 10
gross. Receipts this week 8is5 head sgains
fOel last week, and l2.G;s bead same time last
ear.-Sus.
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FROM DlLLON'S RUN.
DILLoN's Run. Au,. IA

DILLoS's Run. Aug. 5. 1882.
MAJOR IlAnPER-Dear Sir: l will
once more ask a small space in your
valuable paper, through which to ins
few items.
Farmers are behind With their oats
ard hay harvests, on account of the
continued rainy weather. Corn is grow
ing very raridly anil &c the season con-
tinuos COOL there will he some prospect
Tor good crop. Apples anil leaoho,
will he source. The Whortlcberuy anil
Blackberry crops are immense.
Tho dedication Of the Lutheran Churcl,
OF this vicinity took place on Sabbath
last; tic dedicatory sermon was deliv-
er'd ny Rev. Mr. GnLBmnr of Yinch.s.
ter Va There was quite largo asse:u,
by on the OCCASION.
Rv. A. II. BLUE being nm we'll on Sab
bath las, failed To ill his app ,intmcn,
at Grconmound VI f.. Church South.
With best wishes For your future snc
cess. remain, respectfully, GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

PERSONALS. The Mis- ses ARMSTRONG
dangh iers of Col. Edward Armstrong OF
Salem. Virginia, are visiting their Uncle
Capt. T. White. And Miss HANNAH
caught CT Of MIR. Gibson Armstrong of
the same place, with her brother, are
visiting at their Unclc's, james A
Gibson, Ed
Miss MARY. dIu,her Of our formc,
fellow-townsrnan. J,mes Parsons ESQ.
now OF keyser, with II gentleman friend
Mr.. GREEN, fr om Baltimore, arrived in
this place on Monday last. are stop
ping at the Keller house.
Mrs. isaac V Parker anil children a-c
visitir e friends and relatives in Bur
Iington and Keyser.
Mrs. William G Bierkamp i. visiting
her sister in MooreReii.
General CaooK is at the Glades ho-
tel. Oiklsnd.
Miss CLARA, 'iaus'i ter Of our esi Gem.
ed ficad Rbber. Johns III, E.q.. OF Ken.
lucky. paid ia a call on Mon lay last
and enewed her fathers subscription TO
the INTELLIagSCEn. Miss OLIVIA BLuE
from near Springfield, was with Miss
Johnson.
Rev. JosErn L. SnEERAED, Presby.
terrain minister at Petersburg, this State
filled The pulpit Oh Rev. George w. Fin
ley. who was unavoidably absent, in thi.
place, both morning AMI night of Sab
bath last. We UNDERSTAND that both
Sermons were excellent.
Miss ALOE FAINT Of Washington
City is visiting Miss Sue T. Keller OF
This place.
Mrs. JosBnn STUNr who restless At
the Mouth OF the South Branch in this
county, is visiting this place also Mrs
NAYBEHET AMI daughter from Mary
land.
Mr.. SrgSCEE II GRAY. Of Mill Hruok
this county, favored us with su sgreea-
ble call on Saturday last Mr.. Gray
vas looking remarkably we'll.
Our esteemed friend Mrs. ABRBpEL.
La 6 FooTE. has our thinks for nice
mess OF Tomatoes. Such remembran-
ces We highly appreciate.
DIR. T. -. wills ~. Dentist, will be
in Romney, August 2Sth, and remsin a
few days.
judge OKgY JOHNSON, OF the Supreme
Court, last week. pail visit % Mime
raj county friends and relatives
We are indebted TO Mrs MARI CoMss
Of this place for our first mess Of toma-
toos, which We enjoyed very much on
SUNDAY last. Thinks.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11
TX CIDER MiIL

Toeuce one nnrii more eide thin any
nther mill
WI rry Far itse'f in grinding 100 bush,
\pplc' in the Am 'unt OF cider SAVED.
s'.'rrs run az same sped. completely crush.
ererl Cider Cell in the Apple.
$50 cranks and fast speed
't light running. and fast grinding, ard
-'.. z u : hn,qIIl.
r'o men can make from q to ~ barrels of
frzd,v
5 l. BOYD, Wheeling, West Va.
pows, liarr0ws, Drills. F.rtil zcrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

a CamPmeeting will he held OF Flint.
stone. Md, under the auspices of the
u. D.. Church, South. beginning Au-
gust IL.
The District Conference will no held
at Moorc6,ld, commencing Tuesday
September ,, at 3 L. NJ.
w. e.. HNUMOND, r. +.
July t. lss2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

Hon Is. VI. Kitchen, OF Berkeley, is
name" as candidate for Congress in
THIS district-classed as q Republican
Greenbacker.
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$40 to 100000

ultimate jldicinui speculation in Gain.
'.nns and >t,"ks on cur perfected plan.
.' SIRE monthly profits 20 large and small
'--' Address, for fun p,r,icalsrs, IE.
t"issl Al, ~ 90 Ccm'm. Mer.
\. u. & llg La Sal.e ST Chic ,yn Ill
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

On. l. Is WILSON. Deatis., Of Cum
oer'ani' Md. will visit Ronney. Mon
day. August 2sth, and remain shor,
time. Ollie 1t Keller's Hotel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11
RI: FERRY BARROW

? "'ITitTFi 10 dO mcte wOk Than nuy
Spike iIarrows,
.i.' NOT TEAR UP lie SOD.
'.''i be chokci with weeis Stones and
.'' t' no. affect it, NoI-rkiag If the team
GUYS hili dsv snf van will never hiIct
70 'po'her Spike Harrow
y y. H)l -, heeliny, West Va.
Flows. Cider Mills. Drills, Fertilizers.
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Anno,snccsac ont.

we are authorized to aaaoancs Hon. DAN.
I'LL u. LUCAS . Democratic candidate for
Congress 10 the End District. subjec, to the do
c'''on Of the Democratic Congressional Con.
ven ton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11
WILSON FEMALE COLLEGE.
CE,mIbc l.Sbui-S PA

PENS SEPTEMBER goth, 1892.
-r = Collegiate a Seminary. aud n
; "''Hl Course. Graduates Young
Women IN MuSir. Fine Arts
n Speciality.
@' sUtdnrd the hes, Teachers. Write To
.w = G. CALDWELL. ID ID. Prcs't.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

1t Is estimated by competent parties
tia. the Cuban sugar crop will be 20
per cent more than last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

IL is estimated that the farmers n
Missouri will re .lize SD. 900, 900 from
their Surplus wheat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-08-11

We hope those of our subscribers who
owe us ani have no money, will hiring
us something To ca. We haven't re-
ceived enough cash during the past
month to pay running expenses OF the
Office. and have eaten g, macy black
berries To keep body aud soul together
that VIC cant pull off the pair ot bor>
r"wcd socks We have on for the b,iers
sucking through our le:s. Won't some
one send US peck OF crab apples. any
how, until the pumpkin season is ripe !
Ciackey. hut we're hungry !-Mo'ym-
term lost.
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There are now six hundred and .hir
~ patents in ths Hospital for the In.
sane at Weston, this Sac.
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NIchm0nd Champion

''AiN DRILL & SEED SOWER.
'.,' 6fai0 Di'i Force Feel Grass
q. >'rtcr Force Feed Fertilizer.
fiff5 iei'ch HE Litter Bar IN front
I'0 Steel Spring Hoes No Oh uge
Of GER Wheels
'..ttfs " "''''
o. h'lD Wheeling, West W.
O''roys, cider Mills. FerGliz,rJ.
Il '.t. UNIVERSITY. For circular
.''''" STROBE Amherst a., Va.
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Pass THE SC'UNDREL AROUND In
the early part Of last week man reg
istering him ,elf as L. y. jenkins, OF
Baltimore, evidently frauh. care to
Keyscr. lie represents himso5 as be-
ing one OF a large committee sent out
by the Grand Army OF tho Republic to
solicit contributions for destitute wild =
ows and orphans of CJnfc lcrate soldiers.
Several in the town and community
were dilu led int1 giving the scoundrcl
small sums. Jenkins il Of medium size.
wears uniform OF dark blue. military
cap and the badge of anil Army Of the
Republic and 'G. A. H. in gilt letters
on his CUP. lie jumped his hotel and
livery bill. and went west from here.
At Oakland lac met Mr.. Sol Cunning
ham. Of Coving,on. There-at one OF
The ho'o's-he repre- -cnted his mission
TO Mr.. Cunningham and solicited mon
cy. In answer TO IN inquiry, the mi
gratory frau said he was The son Of
Cen. Jenkins. OF Kanawha.' MIR Gun.
ningham was willing To give 50 so, and
banded tho traveller So 10 have IL chang L.
cd. It was tho last seen Of either s.
or MN, lie skipped out Mr.. Gun
ningham got out a warrant frr Jenkins.
but at last accounts tho cheeky so'ici.
tor had NO: been caught - Whe,Iisy
Register.