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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07
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Mn. haapER:-l have been informed
| by numbers Of gentlemen that ( have
| been sianjsred aud abused, and reDre-
'cnted as Gn sgent Of Hon. DANIEL 2
Lucas, sens to Hampshire county for
| ti.a purpose OF using diareputabla means
| u sec0re delegation Tor Mr.. Lucas to
lie Congressional Convention in this
District aEi am also told thai one
party vent 80 gsc IS 10 make such 9
st0tewen; publicly ia the Democratic
County Convention held st Slanesviile.
Oh Saturday last. simply wa1t space
- Thus publicly danounce all such
| sJGte ments IS b,.se lies and slandorous.
and to explain my position aud so vim
iIas'e Dir. Lucas gu we'll as myself: and
N the h7st place, would say, that [ anI
the law partner ami nephew Of Mr..
Lucas, living in his family al n ms Der
OF 1t, and that I am ia no sense "sn a
gent of Dan. Lucas" hut that simpiv
cut cf perfectly natural interest in
his promotion, ant OF my own yolition.
hs7e enlisted nay energies ia this cam.
pnign, sud challenge any man to as
sert, either pFivstely 81 me or publicity
That have ever of red him orc SINGLE
cent So vote for Sir. Lucss or 10 So pport
ban in any way. In the second place.
Hampshire 'uGty ia only one of the u
counties comp 1sing this Congressional
bia' r.ot, and tie congressional coates;
is by 10 means limited to tho cont les
."f Tia mpsliro county therefore, GER
iain'y have a. much right to exercise
What Influence can in Hampshire coun.
= 20 have in my own -Jofors,n ooun.
.y--as s Democrat end citizen of tie
2ud Congressional District, certainly "a
mach sight as a Cspitol policeman from
Washington. ! regard such an attack
As uncalied for, discourteoua. unhecom-
y = gentleman, anil will promise a.
ny gentleman oC Hampshire or any 9th.
r' county. thst IL 10 will como TO JEFF
teFson Cor the purpose OF advancing G.
~ friend, hs will at least he tresled es
. geU,lcIaan and not ba3ely misreyre-
saniei sni slaudered. ! ask publ;ca.
ton % tl.s card IN Justice 70 myself
sod 10 order % 'yindicste my own char.
ac'sg i-3m sspcrsionl and misrepressns
.sa.ra. sod without consultation With
either Ar Lneaa or sny Of his friends,
acre as oiseFherci ssI .ake - my.
~ ard mfselg slono, The rcsponsibili-
~ q t..ia card. as veil sq 81 everything
tast have ever done or s4.3 in this or
suy other aouny
~ EKErr W. BEDINGER.
Hauray. July 5rj. lss2
= change IN Tie weather took place
90 7thaHa last, since which time the
temperature has been so cool AZ 20 ne
ease.tata ire fer comfort heiog more
'<s isya "a late september than iD car.
!'J 5a'y
some beet has been clt in ibis coag.
( ty hut,s TO 20, qu,nt.'y aud quality.
ne sre Der sjvisel.
Wo 1se told The corner 10 tho Post
office l our town is guarded every mail
Night hy some boys, ten or fifteen ~
Iagmte, Irs IS AL wrong -bo'ter be
o. home, anjor She gai3aooa 2t their
/ parents.
TIE g.yr.olI Fourth was not observe
1 'awu, owing 80 lto ga'r ia aay
ru el.lttcs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07
SKINNY 1tES.

'Wciis' Health Remover restore.
health and vig'r, c"rcs Dyspepsia, lm.
roicncr, Sexual Deuty 81.
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au.s-IoE7es NOTICE.

lN,s7l1&FEs NOTICE.
.---
lEaa's Admia'strator. rlsia.iir.
@ l'5ri1lt &c defendants.
Is CHAscKRY.
a.se f7 's,D $50, nj the Circait Cour,
I.a1 T0uUtr, Z; wa ordered, ''lastthis
-'c-8 o. % q. Giikesoa, ono ~ lha
.reel c. aia Count. gho is directed 10
tsrorr 81 &c Hens upon he ,snSs
.r3 e-eoce3iGzs q sojioncA, aud tbe
500 .,at.a sai8o of iae hnd, apsI .sbeth
7ac3 pco q aih pay ihe licng 10
,,s,r t@e sud sepcg. . Coar,."
NO TTCE
s.-afs. .at-a % ~ pSr,iss concerned.
Et l.9--s4 'o yzes1,e saii decree II my
N.-usy, oa ne i5tA ,lsy cf J1ly. 1881
y 3. CTLKEsON,
@ 50 i5e2.--4g. Commissioners
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07

F,cu an extensive use OF -. Jacobs
Ol in sac NtorI family, we arc able
% sresk coma lcntly Of Is great worth
IN NUMEROUS aiinou,s, al fully recon
nondei IL as sn articlg most desirable
20 havo on hand IN tie medicine chest.
- &amfo,d Conn HrolA
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Roiauey, May u. 1882.
80 -

& rev hama Sauisc BAcHys for sole cseap
4 ioquifc e, bis Office.
Eonaoy, Jams 10. 1881.
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.s.slas.E..s. s.,ga ,.s,.szae 1920,

We Cooking
tic various kinds
Excelsior the best in the market The Arlington medium ,ri.
d cook And the Nail
is eee W embraces all the Improvements belonging
ghe Ico stoynge door Automatic
hearth swing hearth door and centre support Give pur
lAasns elsaM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07
10 wkiskeyi

Browns IRON Br1TERs
IS one Of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not COM
posed mostly OF alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intemper-
ance BY promoting q desire
Tor rum.
BRowN's IRON Buffers
Is guarapteed 20 be a non
Intoxicating stimulant, and
Il will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
Whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. G. w. RICE, editor OF
the IssEertc0sr CSrI5aa;. Re-
zTss0, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, o., Noy i6. 1881.
Gents The foolish sya.s-
Ing Of vital force IT, business,
pleasure, ard vicious indul-
gcnce Of ouJ peSple. makes
your preparation ! 1seessityi
Cad Il applied, will save hun.
tdsds who resort 70 saloons
for Temporary recaperehon.
Browns IRoN BIrTgRs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biiiousness, weakness, debit
ity. oyerwora, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption.
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07

Of c1grso every weed cut ont u the
corn now viii increase The fsrmeFs cash
next foil
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07
RJSfNEY MARKET.


Ro8SEy, July :, 1882.
Wheat. { % % 81 80 per bash
Corn. 5hgroi. J 90 - 81 10
Oats, 80 40 90
Rye, 90 20 - %
Potatoes 90 - ~ 80
Butter tGs
E-gs - eta. per dor.
Good Wool so c.a per 10.
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s@0
1857
H0vDer'S lOHRG PeogZe.

"a illustrates Weeklg--ls Pages.
Stated 20 BOYS sod G.fi- q from Six % SIX
tcca Years Of Age
Fe.ame lli, commences Hogem bss I, 1851.
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nv SEQ .a ss .,d<or, Nj.
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: change IN Tie weather took place
90 stha"a last since which limo the
temperature has been 80 cool az - ne
easa.tat' ire fer eomfor; heing more
'ks icy l4te september than i1 car.
.y ,sly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07

Some beet has been clt in This coag.
,y hut.s TO ita qusn,.'y aud quality.
ne .re 3ot s3visel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07

Wo 1Ea told the corner at Tho Post
office ia our town is guarded every mail
ni-rt hy some boys, ten or fifteen ~
agmte5 Iris So AL wrong --bo'ter be
o. homo, lnicr She guilanca Ut their
parents.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Pepperbox Pistol Practice.

Does any man who carries pistol
of any of the customary calibres for
self-defence, realize how worthless his
weapcn would prove if he were conn
pelled to use it. Not long since man
in Williamsburg was moved to indulge
in some pistol practice, and used his
room. mate as target. AS the two
men wore in small room all The bull
lets In the marksman's six-shooter
took effect, yet it Is probable that the
victim will recover. Had the living
taroet been clad In overcoat and
slonched hat, as a rowdy or burglar
would probably bs during the late
hours in which some respectable citi~
xens consider it proper TO be ready to
shoot, tha chances are that he would
not have been hurt at all. Pistol
sh,otiup out of doors Is frequently
heard, but not once in hun1 times
is any Injury reported, for between
bad aim, unsteady handF, slightly
charged cartridges and weapons OF
small calihre, the likelihood OF physi-
cal damage Is extremely small. During
the early days of The late civil war,
when every volunteer considered it the
proper thing to reinforce the musket
on his shoulder by pistol in his
pocket, veteran shot, who was also
q tramp, allowed recruits TO fire pistols
at him at ten PAGES for dollar shot,
aud although he got a scratch or two
he earned money enough to go the Ne
vada mines and be lived to be lynched
for stealing a mule. Unless man
il a crack shot and carries q very
large pistol, which on any except ex :
traordinary occasions no man doeP, no
will do far better to buy stout cane
for purposes of self defence, for in case
of a fiQht he can raise it quicker than
a rutfisn can draw a pistol, and blow
or two from it will demoralize rowdy
who ia an expert with his sfists.-N. 7.
| Herald. YES
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Dynamite 1n Ireland.
LONDON, March 27, 1882.

An attempt was made yesterday to
blow up hCue e belonging to Mr.. Ma
hon, the agent If Lord Clonbrock's es-
tate. A quantity of dynamite was
placed in window and exploded. The
inmates, five In number, were uuIDjured
but the house was partly demolished.
No arrests have been made.
An explosive shell was thrown into a
house near Letterkenny, county Done
gal, to-day. Two rooms were complete
ly destroyed.
A desperate affray has occurred at
Cloghan, In Kings county, Iceland, be-
tween policeman and o baillff.
Dispatches from Ireland report a case
IN which disguised band cut off the
nose CT q man because in a Poor Low
Guardian contest be canva ssed in oppo-
sltion TO the candidate Of the Land
LeagUers.
Mr.. Parnell has declined tc write let
tars from Kilmainham Jail unless under
very exceptional circumstances, as he
objects to imposing on the governor of
the Jail the unpleasant duty of reading
private letters.
A statement recently published that
the home rule members Of Parliap ent
propose to go to Ireland In a body OF
Easter Is declared to be untrue.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Only One poIlar

Persons desiring to obtain bones
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
Of Interest cannot do better than sub :
scribe for shares in the Excelsior
Loan Association" now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any Lime
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office of VIM. E. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. maI21-eod1m
Henry Pike of the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 200 Mar
ket street, will hold auction, Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings,
March 9th, 26.h and 20tb, at Z o'clock,
to reduce his large and varied stock
Of boots and shoes prior TO removing
to 304 Market street, Wilmington, Del
aware. mai25 At
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Local Lines.

Saturday next will be "All Foofo'
day.
Work is unusually bfisk in the p, w.
g. B., car shops in this city.
The annual meeting OF the Exec lsior
Loan Association will be beld this even
Ing.
A. A. Chapman has obtained 500 sig
natures for Tue pardon of Sergeant Ma
son.
President Conrad set down on DR.
Gnmshaw In The Board If Education
last evening.
The funeral Of James Springer, which
took placs in Newark, Se.terday, was
lar, ely attended.
Willie Ednuin's Sparks Company will
appear in ''Dreams" in The Opera House
on Saturday even log next.
DIR. j. T. v. 81 cksom celebrated bill
thirty second birthday last evening, bI
entertaining large number ot hi
friends.
The peri rmanfe of the "Banksr'
Daughter in the Opera House las
evening was attended by large and de
lighted aud eace.
1 Another convention Ct the hreme
will be held this evening Tor the purpos
OF agreeing upon candidates Tor Chle
Engineer and Assistants.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
An AESTHETIC RAR ROOM.

WHEREIN RIoH oARPErINGs, FINE FUR
NITURH AND TROPICAL PLANTS FIG-
URE PRoFUsBLY.
New York Letter In The Hartford Times.
Thesplans with enough money on hand
to pay for drink sometimes drop into
the magnificent bar room fitted up by
Ed, Stokes, Of jim Fisk Rntecadents.
1t is by long od1s the most elaborate
place OF its kind In New York, and 1t
may DO doubted II there is another equal
TO It 10 the world. The room is abGus
fifty feet square, with the bar in the
middle. ThlS Arrangements give the bar
two sides instead of ono. The hoor is
coyered with oarpetlng fit for the best
rawinR room on Fifth avenue, rich but
net bright in color AMI SO thick that no
foptfall can be heard. All the wood
work-bar, chairs, tables &C., Is solid
mahogany. richly carved and giving O
certain tone that no other wood imparts.
When lighted bp by magnificent cryBttl
chandeliers the effect ~ tuberb. Heavy
d,aperies and enormous tropical plauts
add to the richness OF the whole.
The walls contain several Tatntings, of
no particular merit, and sumo piects OF
statuary Of very uecdtd u crit, stand
stand near the har. One is q spIendId
marble figure, fe size, resembling the
tipura Known as "CalifoFDiap la the
| metropolttan Museum COLLECTOR. An
other is In bronze and has for Its subject
| an erect female figure, nude, like the
one In marble, with the head of satyr
grlnning over her shoulder. There ace
other triklng pieces, but these two are
notably 80. Many Of the regular fre-
au enters Of the llaco are snSItIrg men
and stock brokers. A We'll rect firm
| has an Office al one end OF the room, aud
| the sound OF the ticker ID heard all day
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
THE CHTEFs FUNERAL

PREPARATIONS FOR THE sUBIAL OF
CHIEF ENeINEER TAZEwRLL To-
MORROW.
From present Indications the funeral
OF Cnief Engineer Tazswell, tomorrow
afternoon, will be q very large one.
The Fire Departments Committee
are completing every arrangement for
the event. Last evening they engaged
the First Regiment Band. The COM
pAnies will probably meet at the Water
Witch Englue House, and headed by
the band proceed in a body to the late
residence Of the deceased.
Through the kindness of the Trustees
Of Bethany Baptist Church, the remains
will lay in state In that eIifice from o
q. M, to 2 p. m. There will be several
rich floral offerings, one by the whole
Department.. by the Water Witch, The
Neptune Club and by friends of the de-
ceased. The workmen Of the Delaware
Foundry Company have had their photo
graphs, taken, o2etber with ore If the de-
ceased, which will be placed together
with wreath Of wax flowers, and
series If resolutions In . handsome
frame.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28

NYOTICE.-I, Mary Ann Merrett,
IN the owner of the house situated at
No. lOI French street, being the N. W.
corner OF Front and French sts., known
as the European Hotel, In the Second
ward of the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle, and State Of Deia-
ware, in compli4n 4nce with the require
menIs OF the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that | shall apply in
writiug 10 the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State of Delaware, in and sor New Castle
county, on MONDAY the 8th day OF May,
A. d., 1882, being the next term OF said
courI, for a license for said house as an
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In
Joxicattng Liquors in less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens OF
the said ward recommend the said apph-
cation TO wit:
Nicholas Jenny, Geo. II. Burroughs,
Jos N. Locke, Charles Weyl,
n. III. p, Macklln, geo. 3. Gardner,
G. u. Horner, Wm. Deakyne,
Brao ford Murphy, John ]. Dougherty,
i. +. Crodock, VIM. p. Buckley,
CIeo, X, Higgins, Daniel Plpino,
j. w. Reynolds, John M. LegR,
John b. Dunbar, Geo. ID. Gray,
Charles Reynolds, Lewis Sasse,
b. P. Freye. q. 8. Wickersham,
W. K. Bowman, o. M. Vandever,
8. s., Roberts, N. b. Morrison,
Robert M. Gibson.
mar28-3t MARY ANN MERRETT.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
; JOHNS WILL CONTEST,

\ Is q contest in progress ID the
Gl baltimore OVer the will of John
Jonus, who committed su eide at
pn'rg seat, Dover" Baltimore
4ugu 10, shooting himself.
FCeSssd wss a grandson OF Colonel
~ Johns, who was brother to
H'is9y Johns of this State. The
lay thtee s0i S, the Hon. Kenpey
oI Delawarr, Bishop Johns of Viz
Hnd Rev. Ii. V. ID. johns of B,lt.
Mf, Jobn Foley Johns left mar
a million OF dollars to the chll-
bs1op Johns and the Rev. "a.
JOINS, appointing the later
l.nf, me only 1ther bequAst was an
9' sluO 'or ! fe TO his sister, the
Mr HAIRS Hodges, a WI althy
! ~ " lnen. merchant OF Baltimore.
~ ", was was a complete surprise to the
VI VI the dec a'ed, auu they gave
Vi ah lutenuon TO contest.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
A COOL THIEF.
He Enters q Lady's Room 1n q
Hotel and Shuts the Door An IA
Walters Face.

He Enters n Lady's Room 1n q
Hotel and Shuts the Door in a
Walters Face.
John Peterson, thirty-two years old, q
Mexican cigar maker, was taken to the
Mercer street station last night charged
with grand larceny. The complainant
was MISS Kate Wilson, guest at the
New York Hotel. Miss Wilson is an
English lady wh0 arrived from San
Francisco few days ago. Last night
she dined with Colonel and MIS-. j. Fl.
Mapleson in one of the private dining
rooms. Her room being directly oppo-
site the room, of which they said she
did not lock the door. While they were
at dinner Peterson walked into Miss
Wilson's room. A waiter named Luben
informed Colonel Mapelson, who di-
rected him to see what the man wanted.
As Luben reached the door it was
slammed in his face and locked on the
inside. He knocked but there was no
response. The waiter notified Colonel
Mapleson, and together they watched
the door. In few minutes Peterson
walked out. He was followed TO the
office and invited into Mr.. Cranston's
private room. Miss Wilson went TO her
room and found that about 81, 900 worth
of jewelry and $50 in gold had been
stolen. Peterson was searched aud the
money and jewelry were found in his
pockets. Private Detective Larkins
took him to the Mercer Street Police
Station. N. Y. World.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
UnauthoriAed Llves of GArHeId.

A friend Of Mrs. Garfield in this city
has recently received letter from her,
setting forth various nnnoyan6es which
she has suffered froTu tho unauthorized
publishers OF biographies and portraits
of General Garfield aud his ia mily. The
books written thus early and without
any knowledge OF his papers are OF course
Inaccurate and OF 10 general value. and
yet they, as we'll As the various POI rats
Waich are In circulation, claim To have
Mrs. Garfitld's special approval. So far
rs there is any foundation Whatever for
such claims they rest simply upon for
NAL and polite acknowledgements OF the
receipt Of such productions.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
smaI1por ut s.ush Iseshr.ne,n

SOUTH BRTHLEHEM, Pa, March ~.
--One new case of smallpox was report
ed to-day 10 family where the dIssass
had previously existed. One death oc-
Cured this afternoon, making the total
number CT deaths thus for forty-six.
Nearly all the new cases reported are in
houses where the disease had previous
u existed, showing that the rigid meas
hres enforced TO prevent the spread Of
the injection are yielding good results.
Lehigh University is still closed, but the
Bethlehem Seminary was Ieopened this
morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
sherIRa Sales.

On Monday, at 2 p. M. Sheriff CLARK
sold the property al tie N. w. corner Of
Fifth and West s'reels, having front
If 40 feet on West street and 120 feet on
Fifth street, running back to Willing
street, to Joshua Maris, trustee for Han
nab H. Parsel!, for 81, 100, subject TO q
mortgage Of $4,000.
Also the property Of Niche 81 Danahee,
at the southwest corner of Seventh an d
Poplar streets, to Samuel McOaulley
trns.ee, FOR $3.50, subject to mortgage
of $1,000. Ii
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28

.cvs received at Vicksburg by
| from the Tallahatchie river
| ALI of IS inches in the water
k.v. Miss, and the planters In
Iiuity are preparing TO resume
The cotton compress at Vicks-
Inch was under water for some
as reOpened yesterday for busi-
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
More Omcen.

One would suppose that the ingenui
tysof Congressman had been exhl listed
In the creation of Offices and oftice-hol-
deTs, but such by no means is the fact.
The fertile brain of Mr.. Richard War
uer, If Tennessee, has evolved new
idea which b Ids in embryo good siz-
ed bureau of the government, with q
small army of secretaries, clerks, me. :
sci gers and splendid margin OF mile
age aud contingent expenses.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Coal Prices for ApriI.

PHILADELPHIA, March q The hAr-
Dor prices OF coal for April. as Hxed by
the Reading receivers, the coal being
delivered tree ON vessels at Port Rich
mond, are as follows: Lump, sfeambo {
and breken 81 30a4.4 .40j chestnut, S4a4.16;
p' q, S2.76. The llns and city prices for
coal at SchuyIkiIl Haven are Is follows |:
Lump, $2.7b; steRmboat, S2.76; broken,
S2.76a2 50; eRe, $27ba3 s5 small and
small siove, $2.75A3.35; chestnut No. /.
$260A2.76; chestnut No. 2, S245; pea
No. !, $l.50a1.S6; pea No. 2, SIPS.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
fnuggees Slaves nnnsnvnu

"kSees Slaves and SqVaw.
'le Allacta Constitution.
N near a couple of fresh things
i1uSlenug ee, the chief of the
uoles remaining in the ever
7 ol Florida. The old fellow
yes from the swamps, it is said,
AASevery year or SO, gets on q COL
om ,SlA aud retlres u his fis .nesses
Ssner day he came into ciyjljz,-
LII. UL,.nglng with him a particular.
uA looking negro one of sever
oes SUI owned by the Indians,
ss a told that all the slaves had
teeu' lie replied: "Iniun's
'n.'aL y slG't free," and after getting
Us,ao'y drunk he melted into
"Ihps, carrying the negro with
.hina a lew months since a sewing
,e I'm man entered Tustennngen Q
II uo,Halns ,ra and sold him a ma.
t,r. lne old chief watched iIs
n carefully and when he was
,ato,, atu US to what 1t would do de,
n 'Gy ,h arose and kicked his wife
E' b The u" ..I, door. Need .ausw nlS "i1t nc
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
rho Locomotavo Euwaneers.

Mr.. p. Arthur, grand chief engineer
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-.
gineers, whose headquarters are at
Cleveland, Ohio, speaking on the sub
ject Of labor movements last week,
said "The Brotherhood has always
abstained from afiliation with any
other organization, and we do not pro-
pose at this late day to form any alli-
ance for the purpose OF coeroing our
employers. / am not aware of any
dissatIsfaction existing among our
men, and do not anticipate any trou-
BILE. 30 far IS l know, there is good
feeling existing between the Brother
hood and the railway companies.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28
Cut The Mead,

JACKSON was engaged In unloading ice
at the wharf of Cleland 81 Co., south side,
be was severely Injured. At the time the
accident occurred he was in the hold of
the vessel engaged In hooking ice. when
by soma means large oak fell on hts
head outtiOg a long aud deep cash. DIR.
Hazelett was ca led and sewed up the
wound, af'er which the wounded man
vas taken to his home at Seventh aud
Pine ALreAta.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-28

1t was in . drug store Of course. All
interestinR incidents occur in drug
stotes, THAT Is nearly all. She was pretty,
with Olus eyes and golden hair. One OF
that kind Of beauties the poet would have
callod an ''angel." but ths fact that q
colony of pimplas on her iair froEtIs-
piece precIuded all thought of a celestia I
being. Bowl & timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne's Oin,men
for skio diseases" aud upon reoeivin & /
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.