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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-23

The largest stock of scrap pictures
town in at THE ADVOCATE ffioe.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-03-23

Take notice, all who are concerned in this
appraisement, that an appeal will he held on
the 9TH day OF April. A. ID. 1882, at Luhr's hall.
st. Marys Borough, between the hours of9 A.
NJ, and p. M, where You can attend if you
think proper.
GEORGE KRELLNER, Appraiser.
March ., 1882.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
MIscELLAREous,
A Horrible Mormon Crime,

A correspondent al Salt Laks CITY vritin 4,
to the ST. Louis Republican Gays: One crime
which was committed here OILY short n. a
ego, must describe. Mrs MAXWELL e,ra
to Salt Lake City with her husband !. 1859
Two years stterward her husband took sn.
ther wife aad one year sRbsequent he 9.s
sealed TO 8 third Mrs Maxwell had two so, q.
assd respectively IA and l6 years. THAR
fsthsr urged them to 80 through ths enGo->
nent house and becous Mormons, bnuod nv
All the osthes of the church Mrs Maxwell
objected aud in order 60 prevail over her
sons she told them the secrets Of IN. .n1o,<
neDt hoRse. The penalty 70. revealing
these secrets is Gisme heTment Of the bosT
cutting of the throat and tearing ost of tho
tongue. Mr.. Maxwell overheard his wife
being in an adjoining room. sud forthwith
he Informed the elders who sent for the nm
fortunate woman aud her t~o sous. Thsv
were taken ius0 What is called the "dsrk nil. I"
abio"d-a,ouine room under Brigham Yosng's
house The woman Was then stripped of
all her clothing, and then tied on her back
20 large table Six members of the priest
hood then pertarmed their 6smnsb!s crime.
they first cut of their victims tongue. And
then cut her throat. sitter which her les Az {,
arms we're severed The sons were eeE
PEELED to stand by aud witness this dreadful
slaughter OF their mother They we're then
released and given 2+ hours to ge, ont of III =
territory, which was then en- impossibility.
The sOas went directly to the house of a
friend to whom they relsted the buteherv
OF their mother, snd getting package Of
provision they started; but on the following
morning they were both dsall-they had me,
the pasites Que ether casa similar to tho
above occurred sbont five years ago in the
CITY hall These are truths, aud the lsdv
to whom the sons told their story is willing
to make sfidavit to the facts if she can BE-
guaranteed immunity from Mormon VEN
geanee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

Practical HUM0R The fnlloeisg is
told "f Jnhn K R4nd4I the esii,sr or tn
Augusta 'G'.) Ch-oaic1>: H. attended on-
Day oolo'si church in tho country and had
IN His poke; a silver ha dollar just tn. far
back To Augu4t, a; the eono usion O.! hi.
sermon. the min'-'Hr ordered collie e,iau
for hi% own hen 'Of ennr-e. said h.,
81 'snects every ru>"nn IN girs aoBe-tSir' ::
but lse told dar Mr. Thomas M de ism. Yar>
der had SONS turkeys stole Friday hight
don't want enT m-n who had hs.' in
ste7lin' dem turkeys to par anY money in d..
hat When tha hat reached Viz Randall
not man had refused ~ contribute. and thp
preachers eyes we're on hin His hsltdo!>
lar went into the hat
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
U estorn Taryland &. E,

Taxing EH' CT Tbu,sdsy Dec. l. 1881
CHhitinorc Time.
LEAVE HaGERsI0wE,
Daily except Sunday, sra
On a "AItin.he re ExPrsss- sr,iy..tH.L
Iirnore iI.k5 A NJ 1hL-
'.'o"-d 10 IS a. NJ, md asp. M ForE...
, IN , mont sod intermediate poibts
-''' mHii-ArTiVing at Baltimore ss
ARRIVE At HAGERsrowN.
S'oO n. NJ, sad 40 and 5.F6 NJ From 3D..
:, ., G'"nt nd intermediate pointE
n. n, al '.Ib
more 4.OU p. NJ. 'NF 1Ahs-
~. HOOD. General M.n,
p, GRfS OLD, GenI Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
TRUTH ATIHTIS: TED.
Some Important Statements OF WcM.KnoHn
People Wholly IrriHcd.

In ORDER that the public may fully realize the
SeaHlhEE OF the sILteRIeGIs, TeiI : this
power and valve OF the article OF which Ihvy
speak, We publish herewith the fac 1iEsi!s sigma
tuTeA of parties - LOse sincerity beyond qUgs
ton. The trut5 of these testimsuiEia, ro. can
the fHcts they announce be iEEVrCc.
ATLANTA. Ca, March 3, 1881.
s.. II. Warner X CO.. Rochester. II Y:
GeHt!emen-tor twenty y.4r4 have suffered
more or isss from my bladder sad kidaeys. ri "
business for Macy yesTs hkG r=qui'rd me 30 travel
All over the southern St4tcs. " bll.t going SO
Ie1ss. last iali, sS~ in p&per ADVERTISE
ment "i NArusr's Safe Kidney EEd Liver Cu.e
bought bottle. ana in less Than a week tbs e.
Hr"vcment in my heshh ~.s p.IDsbie. Sizcs
tEen, nay general health his improved wnndsr ful-
ly, aud | Eo~ enjoy q degree of heaish NnJ
StreDgth, III every pS~t;cUisr, euCS = ! had no
hnPed it possible 10 enjoy gain 20 thi. -nrld-of
which I'm salts hed. under G od's blessing has
besa dUs to your remedy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

L have on hand \ nice assortment OF Gne
Jewelry. such is kept in fir, eia-a Jew
eiry Store. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, ~.
yer Ware Of the very hes, Plate warranted ::
a-lOt of fine s day Clocks ju-, received fro4,
the manufacturers. aud epsctaclss Icy the
hundred. to suit everybody. Call and SEE
for yourself and price the Goods No trau
Bile to show you my Goods and l Intend t.
sell cheap for Gosh ALEC rsmemhsr that l d.
all kinds of repai.inR in my line-sych -
Watches, Clocks, Jewe!ry Of All kinds, ETC.
Lamp Tops put on, Sewing Machines re-
paired and hundreds of things that iavcl.r.
repair. S'&n-Watch and Spectaciea. =iih
Eyes in them. and Black Fare Wuch
Call in II 4 RrvTo,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

wish to saw to yOu that nn1s been su!frr-
ing Tor the last five :eaTS with a severe i,rniuE
all "Ter. l ave heard Of Hop BitirIS and have
tried 1t have used M four BOTTLES and il has
done ma more good than all the doctor. ,nT
medicines that thew cOHiG q. or or y i'm mr. 7
am old and poor bnt feel 20 bless yen for such E
relief bv your H ~iCiua ard f, DT;r lnr,.nt +
tue doctors. have ha'l fifteen doctors al me
One gave me seven ounces "f solution uf urSrlic.
another tH"k tnTr quarts OF blood en- ne. All
th-V cnuid tell WIS ti:Ht it SKIN Airk e.s-
Now. after these feur bottles of yerr medicine
uy skin ID we'll. ci9az aud arncotn ~ ty-r.
HESEY ESOCPy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

r h. DRAEs's SUFFsRI1Gs.-F II Drake E.o
Detroit. Mich, sutirred heFonf ali GescripI;..-
from a akin dis-E'c. which anpeSr-d on hi. has,is
mead AMI face ann nearly d--iToyFd H.. eva
Tho mo't cNretui doctorins failed TO help hin, "A
After al had failed he the t:uticurs 2Cs lv,,
te'""h purih=~) 'nternNllT CTtiCurs Gu ,irrrrs
Soap (he great sk;n cur>s) sxt"rn1Ilv. and va
day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
In0. c.. WAAv:t7777>.
OFFICs OF O2DIxARr. ATUecoarz Co }
~ .-...u- Z d. - =

OFFICE OF ORDINARY. HIUecoaEs Col
CoLUHAus, Ga, Ocr.I. $50. (
H. H Warner 4 Co. Rochester, =. I:
Geht!cI en-For eighteen In"rfhs | Sd!c-ei in
teDtelt with disease OF the kidneys sad torpid
Ever, snd alter trying every rCIUedy thNt ON id
hear OF, hrRIdts being under tE. OF sonas
o! cur Sblest phyRiCiaEa, had about wen - a ~
case az hoprl-s-ly iCCurA5is, WHOM ~, prevail
cd upo1 By my ~i:c t" try your Sa .e Kidney nd
Liver Cure. confess that had bu. fittle fai,a
is its merits Efficacy bat to my .orHt inv sn1
sGtistrc ton, after had c"rTu.cnc .% second
bottle continued The use of Ihs sjciEe 60 ;iI
became completely cured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

A FOOLISH MISTAKE Don't ~ Ike thu r1ista ko
OF con;oundin@ remedy of merit wi:G an K
medicines w" speak from: experience whar. .e
say that Phrker'S Ginger T0ui. IL = s'e-l,mr
hraIrh restorative wlIe will do sill hat is
Claimed 10 1t We aY" 1,yd II orr..ive. Viii
tire harPest results for Ri:cEInarlsr,l AVID " hon
worn ont ~ ovcIwOI K See T,m.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
F-AiPg ss,e. sov.me.r ~ slss,.

no oS> anH oSS oatS. Another trains daily sR
cspi Sunday No. biO and 6n5 connects at Str,,-
burg with trainS Va Midland Road No. tOs
runs so Baltimore in Wa shin ctsn - itIroutehn,r.
OF cars No 6lO asd Gus diaes at MI. JAekSop-
PSHSrnE~rs for JOrdrn's Syringe leave car, "a
StsPhens"n's: Tor Rock From leave eAss 81 wis
ch"ster; Tor CGp"r Syringe leave care at capou
Road f"r 'kner SpTbEs leave care at Mt Jt.R.
500 for Rrwlcy SrsinPG leave care at Harrtson
burg Parties visiting New Market and Iura1
Caves leave Cara at New Market 10 -
7 c. PRINOE.
SnpeIvisCr Of Trains, wincbersr Va
w. NJ. CLEMENTS.
MsStsr of Tran sportatioo C,n6., a..,I..
Novemhcr 20. ISL 0'-L'N-'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

SLEErLEssSssH. >EavoU-%Ezu TAx.or e.s-
WELL at night. tired in morning on ri,;1-
slug gish, pain in tho back. which arises from
kidney. with highly coi"red urine IL allowed 10
staud to be thick, attended with burning vb.,
voided. Thaysr's Liver Po~ders will cure YOU
Only Is oeuta. Sold BY druggist n. = Header.
son. Chsrlestovn, w. Va.
Loss OF Appetite. Loss OF EHzRoY, somntimes
attended With dry hacking cough. snme,imso
cest'Ve. loo'eness of the bowels pain near the
region OF the heart. cUred with ThHyer's Livsr
Powder. IS ets. is not much.
hSAoAcHE, SRRvoUsSERs. COsTlvESEss NJ Chol-
era n"rhu" ar" cured with ThAy-r. Liver Poz dor ,
aSo only cost rs cts. Gold by druggist every
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
P0ETlcA
RUTH,
BIZ TKoltA Al HOOP

Faft e t-s --tl -
s BIZ TKoMAs HOOD.
She stesd broast-hirh amid the cern,
SiasPsd by the golden light of nsrn,
Like the susetheart of the sun,
Who many glowing kiss had wen.
On ssr cheek au autuna hnsb.
Deeply ripened: such y blush
In the nidst of hrewH was bern,
Like led poppIes grows with corn.
Roand her eyes her trssss. fell
Which were blacklist noas could toll;
But long Isshes rerled = liRh.
That had slse s0sn all too brighE.
And her hat. with shady brin.
Made her tressJ forehead din;
Thaa she stood amid the stssks,
Prsisink Ged witt sweetest lssks
''sare," 1 SAID. Heaven did net rseAn
Where reap thoH shoulJst but clean:
Lay thy shsaf sdouM and come
Share my harveat aud my home"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

GRATEFUL To INvALIps.-Flcrestun Cologne
IL eritctui TO inEiHS. Ia CaU>,. Il rtfTrSt.i,,.r
without tho sICksrir:r effect If ruost prrtu,irr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
ERAlNS ou!Ea Honru.
SIstlOS ..

a. o',.r =.
10, n,C'' wish stage l''vipe w.eA..,.r at
,S"',e.o -"h .,"in tviA d E.R.)l..-
i"- ""'''iart u b. ., stIr.IO, = ~
il Baltimore Et Is, A. NJ '
H'"rnrc,s II" ''h nan (Vi>B& o r Rj.
T's,rR At "aEhin EtoP. & ,At2.Gs, p Nj
rRlh5 l'rT" HHgeTBtoWn via w NJ y q a.,
Baltimore at 500. a. IS and 30 P NJ
P.ROYER
NV Rf'' {" Fass AEt HsRersto~n nd
CHARLES p HATCH,
tho G.n! Frt PoE'. ARt.. LynohburF.Ta-
,'EEPH u ~A"DS, Superintendent
Dec u eT 8, 1881. Hag,,,,o 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
May Is. I55l-ly.

BEATTY ~ UNt; M 2T>t,-s ~ ,.et. E,-d,.
- Only ssh PIANOS 1851 10 rarr Ii,If1.I
Induce m'ntE Ready. Write Or call o.. BEATTY
"Ashin gton. y Nov Is. ISL cd H.yIG
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
HOW no SECURE HEALTH

ments brought on by IHPGre blood, wien SEQ
WILLS SARaAPAELLA STILIISGIA, or BLuUp Ann
Liver SYEUP wi! 'e2tUIS hes itE to the Lhr,.e.I
organiza;lOH II ia a sIrcugthrr z s. r,,p il.
san 10 take add th- hest ht"o" Irrif-r e'.T c;.
GnVereo' cur!nr NcT"fu : SEVkiiinc dice rer.
Weakness Of the Khprya =, r.jrelrs n,t,,,s
e,V3us b'H"Tds'r. hroI!ltv. B'IrouI CuInTl.;. :.
AMI Di.=--"- "t 'ho Blood, Liver. Eidrsys siCu.-
d B"xEa'' PArN PAHAc.A cure.p.in ia Msr.rd
Ds RooEa'' WoRH SYRUP instantly de.tror.
aPl2-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
Shenandoah Valley r. h.
Change Of Time,

Taking Eject November %. 1851 .
Philadelphia time Give minutes faster Aha,
baltimore tune
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

/ BEAUTIFUL orr; AN, the "Moz,sT.s, Nv
S.5l+' 10 t2.GOG. q stops. |" iGiI ac;s Col
f"ti'Eed Case Hc~ AEc F=lU. = irI:.ro.-u-.ia
Ju'' ~1"rd. SO! HOY. "iu-lr. EvI-a saa o..
ii"ris" 90 hHA"i cs'F H-TS, pC!S~ pElr iaty DJi
iSF" Net 'a'h. Subtraction SHar, ares.. IN .y.rv
p+'tIcu'a or moGsY '>i;nn.n E!t-r u,. y.,rs'
49,. Every one I"iI sells smother. itis n <ia,G.
iaS AuT"riiacmert 6Tnrr t"rre SatEi,s S1y-d
ny Cor ap"St-rr~. My us- !.rfo- , IuSr cum
P'Elr"' capacity "ih iaato"rnsHt" rr-rr 2n dS~s
No-E l>i"st ia'''Ts-vIrE GOOD <-r irE- Tn=CIia
cry, fas' t'.riT+! rH-h'.s u Manufacture nj,
ter S'"n' f"r isSI r.Iunr- than ever. Af@rc4s or
call DAMS! = pS..r- '"'
''H ~ az. fEEshiu gtor, p JsrSev
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
G r. Q Q I1ls RE

AmoEs which are
sUGhR9-CoFFEEs, TEAS, sYRUPs, ICES
PROVISIoNS,-E.coz Flour. Co,r Meal,
all hinGE.
CONFECTIOSs,- Plain spd French CANDY.
Oranxes snd lcmUns. PIuH-,, pEtss and Figs
FE1cC Crackers Cakes.
have IL aIoFs 4 tGIi ana we'll 4escTIed a;ock OIL
QUEENS. GLASS, wOOrEr: JJ.LoyT
STONE and EAETHEN WARES
Which Nj! "tter at bottcln pricss. smc&i0s and
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARS.
Cigarettes, CigsI Smokers, Plpcs Sc
mention abGre few leading departments o.
my buslae's IN al brsaches Il Imported DO.ass-
Hc' staple Eod Fsncy Groceries. ! AHA to n9Y
cs'o!uI4{ and to 30 rsPrcsenr Iny Epuds ihsrsvrry
+dea !:rS "'th Ine ~ji have AZ t.. pIesa.i
SAa Sati'h+d. And those who have mot fayores l.s
KIN C II are C"'d :Gir invited 30 nd x.
ANIME INV scOds. Fronting in All case. cour.
tsi"S 'FeA inen;. sm always ~iIiins 10 show
H"oHs and give priCes. AL orders VIII recsi7.
Pro"p' S"d careful H:tesI Soc<s delivered
IN cor porAti"n Limit tree Of charge by rsiahie
GNTRY produce taken ia exchaSso
l"F O"cGH Respectfully.
Juoe 5, is-o. r ". MtrCHELI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31

40 TO NiMRoD TRUssELL's aud get tbs
" ehesFe,t line Of ero>erie, in .ewn,
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30

In Mr.. Alfred Kimber's remarks on
Wednesday evening, to a few of our
neighbors, that gentleman stated
as explicitly as could be desired, that
the parties now interested in the
advancement of the colony were fully
determined to make a success of
the place, as far as they were con-
cerned, and to obtain that object no
pains or expense would be spared.
We are not surprised to hear that
Mr.. Kimber was pleased and some
what astonished at the advance
ment of our colonial life, compared
with other settlements in their salad
days, as it is now so common to hear
such remarks from those who do not
trust alone to rumor for their know
ledge of Rugby; but among the
many kind and bright words and
hopes, ideas and suggestions thrown
out by Mr.. Kimber, nothing was
said of railway to the Cincinnati
Southern, which idea is in the opinion
of the large majority of settlers
here the first necessity towards
success. We cannot but think
practical as Mr.. Kimber is, that he
sees it is a big mistake our being sc
far off the rail, and that in the
present day, with immense COM
petitions, railway to a new and
rising place is an inducement dwarf
ing nearly all other considerations.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30

NEXT Thursday will be the second
anniversary of the opening of the
Rugby colony, and to celebrate the
day the committee of the Hughes
Public Library propose to declare
their work completed, SO far as an
nouncing the well filled shelves of the
Library open to the Reading public.
This will take place at three o'clock
in the afternoon.
At six o'clock an anniversary
dinner will be held in the Commissary
Hall, Mr.. Blackjack presiding. A
committee has been formed to
carry out the work, and provide a
programme for the evenings enter
tainment. If the day is fine there
will be good gathering at both
events. We understand that quite a
number of persons interested in
Rugby will visit the colony that
day.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30
SOUTHERN CHAUTAUOUA.

A committee appointed to select a
location for Sunday-school assem-
bly, in the South, after visiting
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Kings Noun
tain and other points, held their
final decisive meeting in Atlanta,
Ga, Tuesday, last week. They
finally determined to locate the
Southern Chautauqua at Monteagle
Springs, in Grundy County.
Monteagle Springs is on the top of
the Cumberland plateau, on the line
of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company's road, which intersects
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road at Cowan, eighty-seven miles
from Nashville and sixty-four miles
from Chattanooga. The University
of the South is six miles distant and
Fairmount Female College is only
half a mile away. At Cowan the
traveller takes the Mountain Rail
road, which ascends the mountain
rising 1000 feet in about six miles
afording one of the grandeSt an(
most picturesque trips on the CONT
nent. The hotel, which has 20(
rooms, is 2,2O0 feet above the leve
of the sea, and on every side ;
magnificent panorama of mountain
scenery is presented. The establish
ment of the Southern Chautauqu,
in Tennessee is a highly importan
event, and one upon which all are t,
be congratulated.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30

The general impression made by
Mr.. Kimber was most favorable,
the earnest, genial, and practical
way in which he went into details,
showing determination to further tc
the utmost all projects having the
good of Rugby as their end.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30
PRICE FIVE CENTS

spoken. He was reminded of the
influence of the positive and negative
poles of the magnet, the one attrac-
tive and the other repellant. We
had experienced the latter and now
we were coming to the former. The
speaker pointed out that the co7onjsts
had always been at unity with ench
other, and that a better spirit towards
new comers had been inaugurated
under Mr.. Walton, and was proving
successful.
Mr.. Otis Brown spoke from the
American side of the question, as a
good Yankee, and said he had never
been for an hour without faith in
the success of Rugby. He was
confident it would become, in a few
years, a prosperous city. He felt
amply repaid for his attendance
there that evening.
THE FRUIT CANNING PROJECT.
AS we mentioned above the meet
ing was ostensibly one with the
object of taking preliminary steps
towards floating a joint-stock fruit
canning company. This idea has
been much talked of during the
past few weeks, and one or two
gentlemen have been going largely
into estimates. At the present
meeting Mr.. Milmow read care
fully prepared estimate of the costs
and returns of a canning factory.
There was much conversation res
pecting the project, the general idea
being that such an affair was one of
which it might be said ".there's
) money in it, Mr.. Kimber who
took much interest in the movement,
said he was much pleased with the
} project. He thought it was just
the thing needed and an enterprise
= worthy of encouragement from every
man in the place. The scheme
would have his most hearty CO.
operation, and all he could do to
influence outsiders to interest them
i selves in it should be done. At the
same time he thought as much of
: the money as possible should be
: raised in the place, so that the place
itself should reap the greatest
, amount of benefit. Mr. Kimber
g mentioned a personal incident in
which the opening of grist mill
/ had awakened the lethargy Of awhole
= valley, and a wheat crop was put in
y Immediately it was known.
6 Mr.. Tucker would guarantee that
u every can of fruit that could be put
o up here would find a ready market
|. especially in the South. The can
q ming project had his hearty approval
g The conversation becoming general
d the meeting after long discussion
r adjourned.
II We are informed the project has
. already received large and liberia
local support.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-09-30

The father of the King of Corea
is to be kept under guard as long
as life lasts.
-Four young persons were drowned,
Tuesday, by the upsetting of boat
on the Miami River, near Lebanon,
Ohio.
A mill-dam at Heathsville, Va,
bursting, carried away the house Of
Mr.. Bush, and drowning his wife
and five children.
Small pox is raging at Capetown.
On September Goth, 1000 cases
were reported, mostly natives. So
far 600 cases had proved fatal.
The Dutch steamship Edam has
been sunk in mid-Atlantic by col
liding with the British steamship
LepaatO of Hull. Two lives were
lost on the Edam.
Fifteen years ago two men, G
Hallenbeck and W. Stratton, quar-
eled in Palmyra, NY. Meeting il
Texas the other day they went into
a darkened room to fight a duel
Hallenbeck came out alive, Strattor
was left inside dead.
Arab Pasha and his most impli-
Gated followers will be tried by
court-martial.-Baker Pasha for
merly Colonel Valentine Baker o.
the English Army has been en-.
trusted with the reorganization O
the Egyptian Army. Genera
Wolseley has been sick.-Th'
entrance of the Khedive into Cair,
was great affair. There was al
immense display of British troop
along the route.-It is expected
General Wolseley and Admira
Seymour will be raised to the peer
age for their services in Egypt
Last Sunday was thanksgiving da.
in England for the successes il
Egypt.