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Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

"Olr science has not made known acom-
b~ination equal to S. s. s, for skin or blood
diseases"
t. l.. MAssRSBURG,
PHI, G., Macon, Ga.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
City q PaclhG

II.Ko
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
Runs . Solid Train Through froD
Council Bluffs to st. psal
Without Change Time. onIv ~ lonrs
100 nILEs THE xHoRTEs aDU~R
vnos
COUNCIL BLUFFS
10 u, PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH on slsn AsSN
and oil points In Northern lows. itlanas.Ss ks6
Dakota. This limo Ia equipped with the 'r97s"st
Platform Coupler and Bu0or: and Tor
SPEED. aAFETY AND CONFoHI
Ia unsurpassed. Pullman PaiAco Sls0pi6h Ia,
run through WITHOUT HAN3E botwSer ksN
3 City and 81. Paul, via CouocN BlnUi and
sioux CITY.
Tr.ius leave l uion Pacific Transie, At Gcun
Gil BluSs, at 7.s0 p. m. daily on arrival OF litasaf
City, 50 Joaeph and Council BluGs tss'c from
the South. Arriving st Sioux City IL 40 y. N.
n1ou
EN- HOURS IN ApyANcR OF N OTHER
ROUTE
sT BBmember In taking the Sioux C!sy tout
you got y Through Train. The ahcrtcsb a.
tho Sulchest limo and q Comfortable R'd. n ri
Through Cars between
|. COUNCIL BLUFFS N "a. PAUI.
Ec'scu that your Tickets read via Tho ''aicnz
C't" and patNc Rsilronl =
"a ~ArTLES, J Il. BUCHANAN
'uper'ntendens Gan P>sv. AGENT
Missouri N1''bv IL.
W. 4 DAVIS, northwestern Passenger Agent.
'orr ell BluSs
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
OLD SORES
BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES
IN ANY STAGE,

BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES
IN ANY STAGE,
Disappear before the perfec. Alternative
and tonic effect of the greatest OF all Blood
Purifiers. 1t 80 completely roots out all
poison from the blood and braces the deb
ilitated system. that diseases of this nature
disappear like cnatf before the wind.
S. s. S., cured me of Scalp Sores, Sores
in Nostrils and Ears, after everything
known to the medical profession hadfailed.
Three months have passed since / quit
taking S. s. s.; there !, nosymptom of the
disease remaining; / am permanently
cured. 1t stanu unrivaled for Blood Dis
eases" JHo. =. TAGGART,
Salamanca, N. Y.
''S. S. s. stands without a peer. The
profession will have to acknowledge it a
Specific for Blood Di,eases."
DIR y. L. GALLOWAY, Monroe, Ga.
about o u or i've weeks ago l was
afflicted with a very aggravated type of
BloodD Disease. i commenced using = 5. 3.
and after taking the first bottle f. 1t 20
mush relieved that ! bought five more,
and am glad tn say, after using four of then,
that | am entirely cured, freviou-ly having
been under medical advice for several
months" q. q R%ATCLIFF,
Richmond. Va.
''After suffering from the wors- Blood
Diseacei Tor more than two years, and hav-
ing been treated by several emiaent physi-
clans, couiinei tn my room and bed the
greater par, q Il ,time, my body covered
with copp r.colurei sores from the size of
a ca h. hat of a silver half dollar, L was
well nj h in despair, At last | commenced
taking $. :. S Ina short time | began
to improve in flesh, all the sores healed, and
1 could fee and know that | was well, and
TO s. $. s. must the credit he EiYen of
my entire restoration to health. / have
not taken a dose for over six months, and
avn as free from SORES or blunish as any
one - LOITIE Ross, Atlanta, Ga.
Improved at er taking he irst bottle
Of IS. T.; in two weeks was able to come
home, finding the Vaters were no benefit"
j. w. REID, Newport, Ark.
"Olr science has not made known acom-
bination equal to S. s. s. for skin or blood
diseased.
T. l.. MAssESBURG,
PHI, G., Macon, Ga.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

Powers Mrs j. Pratt Miss A h
Reble Miss NJ Richmond Mrs NJ
Dezniehsr Mrs l. Roche Mrs n
Russell Miss l. Shields Mrs NJ
Spe,rs Miss NJ Schreier Miss T.
Thiesson Miss L Taft Miss h
Wells Nr Il Walters Mrs T.
Weaver Miss T. A
TuoS, L. HALL. Postmaster,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
THAT LONGER TERN.


La. HARM Had I known that
Your correspondent wished 20 hear froe
teachers IN order 20 criiic,se Lhe;r views.
or that he thought his own theory ;he
only one deserving consideration. I
should have LETT him 20 Tia. pleasing
reflection.
lie seems to hsSes lost sigbt Of the
purPort OF my article, snd huTls hia
missiles against some remarks of mine
advocating logger term. Even admit
ting tina, to be the question at issue. |
think the following 6sures. taken from
the RepoF; of the Commissioners of
EdGcstion. prove conclusively what a
longer term does for school systom
North Csroiipa-leng,h OF term q
months, per cent. OF attendance 50. sala.
~ s23 per month; West Virginia
length OF term 4 months. per cent. OF
attendance 40, salary SOS pc. month :;
Rhode lslsnd-lengtk Of term 9 months.
per cent. OF Attendance 81, salsry S75
per hoDlu-
= school improves as he term length
ems, from the fac; that The teacher re-
allies support from bis occupation and
directs all his energies towards becom.
ing a success in his chosen profession.
Far DO it from me. who will make
teach NJ ifc.work. 10 permit either
The children or their parents 20 turn"
my 'gTindstcne" without rendering TO
them full equivalent for their labor.
now retire from the field, leaving
Once in While" n air his views 81
his pleasure and convenience.
Yours, &C.. $50
Romney. Feb. Il, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
Baltimore cutie .Eayket.
MoNnAY. Feb. Is. 1882.


ice,te are sO!t at these hsures live weight
buRs ATE sold ~ net weight, ihtt ia - per
cent generally of from live weight Sheep
are cold gross. that L. live weight, or uytG.
lag N
BrEF CAsTss. The zaarks, has been SLOW 70
day. sud prices were bat little II any different
i:1m last vssk. A .cT dealers fourd their sales
a tflu, higher, bot msj 1rity of the operators
;epOst tut little. II any y,tiatioas quality COZ.
s.dsrsd. There Tcre some very superior CATH.
suunE The ufieri- .. but more common ones n.
woag them. One very Cue lot Of Unio Cattle
3 > heed fed ~ " m. Merchant of Favst,s conn.
u, aud enc u the facet ,ffsfrd here Tor some
TIN, past, we're sold On private teTms Price,
ranged from 3 z5tG,s6 -, aso5t sales from 300,
10 Z5 per loo It's.
hLcs Cows Good Cows sc scarce price,
ranged isym . 20 $40 per head
FEcts today iu- BEEF Cattis ranged as foi d.
lows Beet Geevcs Ut 25G1sS 10 tsst gen
rally rated hfs. 4uaaty gst1 $ - msdiais or
good iN5 qpsHty 4 5HtJs5 - ord cary thin
steers, UEeu asa Cove 2 u0ie,<4 90. Most d ne
ss.es we're from 90 20 - - per 100 lbs %.
tie receipts 535 head cane from Eir.iniA
ll5 from ohio, ga from Illinois, 90 from Ma
land, IL3 from Peuusy iYEEia. - from Telb
aud lt bead f5om West Na.--totsi receipts Tor
ihs week 1874 head against 1897 iasi us.-
aud 1903 bead same uuie lest sedr OF tie
% .rius5 3j1 head Ee.e taken by Bslunors
Hgtchers, 90 sold 90 country teaiers snd ~ 10
1908 head, agai1st $50 last week, and on hotd
ssws tilH .ast year.
SWINE The offerings Ibis weeS while q fov
blHdfti less 'hal 's-f ~eek were not guits a.
as g0oG 90 ayerage, as there RE more light ans
common Hogs among them. The supply IS ful
!g elusi 90 moderately isir demand Prices
srs ln,ssoEed siacs last week. rsogi1g frsu
-t'e- cts ioI common HgEs nu5 letter gfsdss
9to-. csots with extra gl cents. MOST sale.
trom ti0st ccBts psr lb ret Arrivals tsis
We. 6lsi head against 7itf last uetk, aDd
t5.5 head Same fme last ycsr
SgE.F .--lh here a,s bCs0 foil supply OF Shs-p
on ihe mafasi ths week, asd fairly active
demand. our butchers buying 10 fair extent.
ant there being some outside dsusud 1hs
quality VS. not ss good Dol. sst week Ws
lambs IA ~ cents T1sre sere tut fs~ good
sheep among zoe O'sriBgs Arrivals ibis week
l+4i hsae .ainsi 1855 lat week end $500 head
same tine lest ear Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
WHENCE COGEs TIE UN-
BOUNDED POPULARITY OF

.Al'corh'S Porous P1asters ?
Because they have proved them
selves tine Best External Remedy
ever invented They wii cure astn-
ma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neu-
= l-ja. and any local pains.
Applied TO the small OF the back
they are iufs.I.bIe in Baok-Acha
Nervous Debility, and an Kidney
trouble. to tie pit OF the stomach
they are sure cure tor Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALL co CKfS POROU 5
PLAs TER S are painless. fra.
grant, AMI qu.c,, to cure Beware
OF limitations tbat.bl.ster and burn.
Get ALLCOCK5, tic only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
Feb. II, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL

In the Senate. on the Sth, a bill was
introduced directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury 20 examine and settle
the accounts Of certain States and the
reity OF Baltimore, arising our OF the
war of lS12. The resolution declar.
ing that. the pension arrears law ought
not TO be repealed was called up. and
warmly advocated by Senator. Vest
and MaSey, ex-Confederstes who iu-
dulged in expressions OF national and
patriotic sentiment. la The House.
the tariff commission bin vas rapor.
ted from the COMMITTEES on WAYS and
means, and Dir. Randall gave notice
OF an amendment. a bill was repor.
ted 10 admit free OF duty monument
10 Gen. Washington. The remain-
der OF the session Was spent in con.
slderlng the reapportionment bill.
In the Senate, on the 9th, the action
OF Ar. Brown of Georgia in voting
with the Republicans defeated the
election of the Democratic candidate
for Chief Clerk. The resolution de-
ciaring that the pension arrears law
onght not 10 be repealed was further
debated. In the House Mr.. Hewitt
introduced bill providing for count
ing the votes for President and Vice.
President. The appor,ionmeut bill
was further discussed, most of the
speeches being against the bill.
In the Senate. on the 10th, Mr..
Maxey spoke in support of the reso-
luton declaring that the pension ar,
rears law should not-be repealed. af.
ter which the resolution was laid aside
by general consent, and Mr.. Fry We al /
dressed the.Senate. upon the tariff.
taking the protection side OF the ques-
ton. Mr.. Lapham introduced q bill
10 establish mint in New York city.
and also resolution providing for the
publication Of the report of Guiteau's
trial IN book form. After brief ex-
ecuuve session the Senate adjourned
until Monday. The House refused to
continue the debate on apportion
ment, aud devoted nearly all OF its
time to private bills. There was a
long debate on bill authorizing the
President to appoint Excel. D +.
Kirby, who WAS cashiered for drunk
enness AMI conduct unbecoming an
officer, 10 a captaincy in the army -
The bI.! was passed, after most al tie
| afternoon session bad been taken M
with It. The llousc then adjourned
until Monday.
In the Senate. on the 18th, Nr.
] \
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
Smallpox Vaccination.

An Illinoismsn becoming alarmed
on account OF Smallpox. vaccinated
the family, including hiruselt, using 4
penkmre 10 perform the operation.
1t did not take ON his own arm, but a
few days afterwards when he pared
his corns with the same blade, il took
IN earnest, aud nc now nurses sore
foot.
a singular case OF vaccination has
been reported IN East Baltimore. a
young lady who hrd been yaccinated,
while undergoing the fever attending
Il loaueda pair Of earrings TO II young
lady friend who wore them, and as a
consequence size became vacciuated in
both cars. The case las been rapor,
ted TO the health Office, and is regar-
ded as singular.
IA ou threak of SmGliTcx at Point
Pleasant, New Jersey, ie imputed 70
contagion from some secondhand
school books purchased in New York
city. The fact that -four membera OF
the family Of the man who bought The
books are down with the disease
shows how virulent may be an infec.
ton transported in tins way. and it
becomes a question of interest 20 know
whether there are any more books OF
that lot about.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

BALTIMORE GE4IN AAEKgr.-Tres-
Gays market was az follows: Pultz
wheat 81 3ossl So Longberry, 81 SC
.el'a Cora white, a cents and yellow
Cgg7O cts.
IN Winchcster o. Tuesday last good
whest commanded 81 2Jlgl - per
bushel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

Five men we're instantly killed on
M5alAy last about noon through being
.ga over by trsin in the railroad tun-
LIE near the south eud OF the opepino
= Pennsylvania Avenue Station. Bal
,nore. The unfortunate victims were
engaged ii track repairing in The tunnel
ahol, $50 yards FROM the ope ling. The
day was damp, and toe smoke from
r. ~ trains hung in the tunnel with
teue.y that ooscurud all objects. A
,e.g.sr freight train vas moving soutb
sud 80 men kept out OF us wav bv
ol..a. ~ lie track for ncr,h.bound
u.a-. Al THIS momeut THE Western
#f.'sld engine, running backward
ta' h'uiing The freight car, came along
%. tat .raca. The noise of the NOV.
s.s syI.h-huunl train drowned Ill evil
.s-ce 81 tie -pprosch OF the other.
",t- me csgiEe struck them all a. one
-",.p sid eft mass of nanslei br
r'n"y hist YES sickening 20 the ,i.h,
O.. every beEcl3er.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
WNrsR SCHEDULE

The Circuit Court for this County
is sI., in >ession. We understand a
good deal Of chancery and other bust
us.s As been transacted during its
sessions, however, Of no general inter.
a.. 10 the public.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
~ AIR iSIH.D.

o. The STD ias,. hy Eide- J. A. Coz.
Ger. Ss tsr r. - lracs or TIC nrils's fssh-
e.. 81. GRASSES NJ. uAsDV "a lli-s
MAhALA Z. ALSiRE. 81 OF ;his county
AZ The ,sA,ieacs % tas brides sA;k.r,
N taia eountY, % tie 3na lost. To-
Rev ! . a. Carry. AR. sNoRKw 70
CoH8s TO Mss ABIGAIL {. SaAsu0Lr-
zEI; both Of this county.
L. the Excaaage Hatel, in Moore
held, on the sta inst. by The Ryy.
james Beatty, NJ. WILLIAM I. MuLLk-
Dr. OF THIS County. to Miss SUSAN l..
sT;ckLEY OF Hardy county.
Az the residence of the brides psr.
ents. o. the 2s'h uit.. by Kew. William
Hesss. Mr.. JASss EsaNx:IS BRApFrEI-p
10 Hiss BERDlE CoSSELII LUDwIo. all
of Rardy county.
In hsyser. on The 7ih inst. hy Rev.
ii. ilOHmsn, st lie residence OF NJ.
y Gv'mes, AR LEuoY 4 TucxEa 20
Miss LAURs L. k.BaIck. both Of Mic
e.ai County.
Ia Trinity Chutch. Washington Civ.
on The evening, ot the Pad inst. hy
Rev Douglas + Forrest. u. H.. aRrurs
PEI.cY FAfRFAx. or Baltimore. younce,,
son OF tic late Captaie Archibald Blair
Fairfax, L. ;. N. II Mamie UuNrSa
HOES. OF artiusbnrg, oaly daughter Of
Judge John Blair Hoge. Rcp.asen ;st:ye
IN Congress f'o'D this Distric let
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

The Babylon Il. ID South Side s.g.
nal quotes from Missouri paper: Ms
Vim f Quinisn. Crystsl City so
suffered occasionally from Rheumatic
pains in bis knees. for which DC success.
fully tried s.. Jacobs OIL.
u is not only wrong h1t very rurasb.
.olGb's not 10 be vScclUatsd 1T this
time.
Hsrlnshurg Independent: Or ".
u PsENtSs and J. u OYLEu have os-
tabI.hed vaccine farm a. Hancock,
MI AMI are nov prepared 90 fuu.sJ
bovine virus 10 physicians ard Others
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17
Romney. Feb. Il, 1882.


OTEcss.-As noted in our last num-
Der that the building in which the
business OF this uucxcclled aud valua-
bic Journal in the city Of New York
wa- entirely DESTROYED bv fire. we are
glad, on the authority OF the proprie-
tors 10 announce that they came ont
ot the FIRE, Ike the fabled Phnnix.
with renewed life. The subscription
lists, account books, patent records.
patent drawings, auI correspondence
were, preserved IN massive ire proof
sAtcs. The printing OF the Scientific
American ana Supplement- was done
IN another building consequently the
types. plates, presses. paper. etc, were
unframed, aud no interruption o.
business was occasione3
The new Scientific Americau. OIL.
ce4 are located at POI Broadway. cor
ner OF " arren Street. a vsrv central
aui excellent situation Tie new
building fronts towards the City Hail.
the Court House, aud tie New Post
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opposite, aud 4 fcr hundred feet dis
tAnt from tie Scientific American &C..
Ices, IS the entrance 70 the great Sps-
pension Bridge over the Eas. River,
between New York and BROOKLYN.
which required ten years 10 construct
and twenty millions Of dollars 10 paw
for Ii front. also. Of the Scientific
American is the City Hall Park aud
Printing House Square, with lis sta
tue OF Benjamin FraUal.n. AMI the
homes Of eminent editors ana usws-
papers. such - the New Gorj, Tribune
New York Times, Now Nwk sun.
New York World. New York Her
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The new Scientific American Off.
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issuing OF their interesting pu5iica
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trained examiners 2uA lraushtsmen.
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FEaDsHrCK D1UaLAss.-We would
invite a'tsution 10 lle advertisement 90
George u Ee0sl, * Co., Cleveland. O.
abo are Introducing the autobiography
OF F'eiojek Douglass. our readers
sre more or lees acquainted with The
history OF This remaikabic man. and
should make Themselves familiar With
Ais book, s1d men OF Good ability may
aIt 3. to their interest to confer with
the pubus e-s regarding the iG'r.duc-
ton Of ths work. It's having an ex-
,ensive sale 90 which It's merits justly
ern.eit.
New Yo-k lines says from the
very io~est depths be hss struggled pp-
wert TO li- bi-h position. ltis 3ou5,-
ia. If suy man 90 any county. commsu>
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

Complimentary Notice We are
in receipt OF some beautifully execua
ted chrome lithographic seed packets
from d. Landreth Sons Of Philadel-
lhia, tho pioneer Seedmen Of this
continent. The artistic designs aud
coioring are 50 true 70 nature and
superior to the ordinary illustrations rs
70 he beyond comparison. But tie
merit OF illustration il not the most
important feature, It's the contents Of
the packets, and the quality Of their
Seeds has been proved by tests ex-
tending up TO a century. Their Al
manac and Catalogue is Tie best yet,
and shonld be in every country house
hold. 1t ia mailed, post paid, to all
who apply for il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

u IN Invaluable streua .heper for
nerves, muscles. AMI digestive organs
pro 'dcing strength aud appetite. is
Browns IRON Bitters. Sec advertise
ment in another column.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

Some # the fsulers IN the Valley Of
Virgins, u : sail, hays tiled iho Ne 3
jer-ey plaI Of usiag goa'stp protect
laei' sheep, bat hud i. complete fall
urn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

-H gins or w l1sslay
rs ag ou- birthday.
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IL G,ATtkS


Ia Spsiu ded, in this county. on ,be
ia'u i1s'., 9, The residence or her dauch.
Ter, Mrs. Nathan Wilson, Ms. JANE
HEATLEY, II her 67th wear. The de-
ceased was born in Ireland and came
10 this country about SO years ago. Ia
her native land she was mcmber Of
the Presbyterian Church. bat in this
country failed TO identify herself with
he Church. But during Ter last ill.,
ness she was wonderfully sustained hy
grace, aud left good pround for belief
tbSt she has gone 10 the better country.
In Wstervilie. Marshall county. Kan.
as, or the 22ud ult.. of consunn,ion
Mr. DAWN n Al. WILLIAMS. fourth
son 81 tile late revorei Or. Mortimer
u. Williams, Ct Noorefeii. IN about the
52nt year of his age. The paper pub
hshet n Wa,0rvlle says: Mr.. vii
hAms was q good citizen. aud hi.hly
respected Oy ;hs cpmnnuity in which
he lived. lie leaves three children. or
plans. and our doenesi sympathy aye
with Them il this thei. sal bereare-
meHt.
At The residence Of Mr.. John 7 i.
Taylor, st The Steam Tanuery near this
place. on TIE 10th inst. after very
b.le! bat painful illness, Mir. GEoRsr
LARUISos, aged about 70 years.
Airs. KATE PorKIxa vas born in
Frederick county, Va, in the year 1910,
and died st tie home oil her son. Mr.
AZ. fopkins, at Burlington, West Va d,
Dec. 21ib. 1881 Though an invalid for
n 'nlhs. size wss confined 10 her bed but
= few days Mrs Pcpkirs had been
from cAty life consistent member OF
tho Methodist Church, and always re-
saciod II privilege 10 attend upon the
services OF the sanctuary. She was o.
pen and free 10 hor disposition. Kind nd
nospitable, always ready to welcome her
friccjs 70 her { mo. She leaves the
'icil leEscy OF good example, was
apGre - = ripe Old sge. hui lied in the
t7iumnbs Of ,he Chtistizc Saith. c. a. j.
A. Rael;ngs, Alicgauy county. Nj.
at the residences of her son, James W.
Wilson. on the l{ih inst Mrs. UAuHG-
SIT tREsAP Wilson, in lhe S5lh year
OF Der age.
On the Goth alt, on North River,
Hardy comfy, Of typhoid fever. Mrs
ELlzAHgrH WALKER. wife oC Mr. Ma
lbaniei walker, IN about the 35th year
Of her aye.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-17

So ~ TEs KELLER HorrL.-On
aprH'ns II The 18th inst. while the
were at breakfast, a sps,k q are
,as Co-l sra:e having. it j. sup
saine k'pa'ing wood ia it, in The
-er yf sir snf Mrs Keller. fell on
d. set,iog il on fac, and but for
.s'F 'j-co,ery and tle grest pres
49,. mit ~ Mr. Keller and those
coHGa-rs;ion would hsvc en-.
.o. only il he destruction Of the
'u. q iiacea. prop riy. A5itye-
r. .'-H1l.e.s tgrnsd nut, only ihe bel
ss.rarca Nr. Keller having bis
snd -'asch 10 property Insured
be '-@sr d' i1sarsace Compar5. the
tho oei valued At SIS 90. was
PAID bg tho Agent OF that
-ar. GEORGE W. ssocKgY, Esq
..s.
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