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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07

an opposite door opened, and in ran
Abby Clifford, the younger slster-a
| tall, redcheeked GIRL with hair as
black and thick as an Indians 8 spark.
ling brown eyes, and a hugh bundle
under her tcft arm.
1t was too dark to work longer up
on the blue irses ard Fanny was sit
ting in raverip before the red glow
of the burning logs. She started up
at sight of her sister.
1--WE got it, Fan !" said Abby
waving the bundle around in the air.
The whole suit complete, with the
learest old canvas hat into the bar
gain. They used to belong to Mr.
Milton uncle, who was a whaler, and
finally died at sea-his Sunday suit.
as it too late to dress him up ?"
said Fanny, with animation.
"But he's down N tne library"
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07

II think, mem" said SAlina, "there
is man in the wood shed, hiding o
hlsself."
Nonsense said Fanny Clifford
who was too much ccustomed to Na
jina's sights and mysteries to Fay
much attention TO them, "W ho shouIt
nc in the wood shed and what SHOULD
he be there fer p
For no good, mem, you may b'
very sure, said Sallna, compressine
her thin lips. "Hadu't | better g
over to Mifton.s and borrow their bi!
! hog"
"Ctrainly rot p said Fanny, lean
ing back in her chair to realize the ef
feet of tha. last blue splash on tn,
petals of the iris that she was paint
ing in water colors. "Iou said there
was tramp hidden in the ccal cellar
last week and day before yesterda,
you bad I,s. Mnon's ired man W
Nlth lantern to 60 throngh the barn
because u were certain some one
was there
ard I IN certain Of it now, mem,
said SaiIna, standing very straight
With he, elbows tightly grasped ii
| 10Th bands. "But Josiah, he's that
stu}il, coacl. andiour could ha
lrlven out before him and he not see
It. And as for the mysterious sounds
IA tie coaI cellar men, how Was | to
know that il, was the cat kHocliin
down six Lyacin'h. glasses ? Noise is
noise, whoever makes it. Bat this
time, mem, m morally certain"
"Oh, don't tease me + said Fanny,
adding touch more Of uItra,mtrine
to Tie EXTREMIST edge OF her flower.
Eve may he all murdered in oni
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07

some sign, two dark figures skunk past
her like the procession in a hideous
dream, and vanished through cellar
door, which she could have sworn she
had safely secured early in the even.
ing.
Recovering her senses as fast as she
could, she hurried through the long
Wet grass to the rescne of the two
helpless girls in tho old house.
II Away knovel it would be so,
she thought. "Ol, dear--oh, dear; it
seems as if my fest was weighted with
lead.'
Finally she stumble in the tangled
flower beds; once she caught her ar,
kle in the down hanging loop Of a
grapevine and nearly wrenched it out
OF Joint. Bat at last she reached the
green space in front d the door, just
as it few open and the two midnight
maraulers came stumbling out, drop
ping their lantern in their frantic
haste.
You fool t. muttered the man who
had carried the light, "why diln' you
tell me there was man abol,t the
place great, burIy sailor with cnt-
lass half as long as himse elf? You told
me ths coast was cearI'
Gas I live and breathe, wined
Mifton's hired man, Il never knew of
the below, | don't know how he came
there can't understand it at all T."
"pon't stand here foollng' savage
II uttered the other. THE whole
neighboyhood will be in an Sproar di-
rectly. Clear out Through the sh el
is the best place.'
But Salina vas 70 prompt for them
Before they could escane she had Sc
curely loc>ed and bolted both the
shed doors on the outside and fastened
he solid timber shutter. ofits solitary
window. And then she rnshed to !hs
house and ran shrieklng mp the stair.
way to where Abby and Fanny, with
streaming hair and shawls wrapped
around their sAivering forma, stood on
the landing.
"SaIina, what is it?' crioi Fanny
"What is it, S.liua'' reiterated
Ably.
"We're all robbol rnl mnrlere1"'
screamed Salina, "That is, we wonll
have been. if it hadn't been or that
sailor with the cntIass. And how he
ever made his way into the house it
beats me to teli;"
ABBY aud Fanny burst into hyster.
cal laughter.
"it's the model, said Fanny.
"The lav fgnre dressed up as a
sailor in old Deodatus Mlftons Sun day
clothes, with tla rusty sword that be-
longed to The suit Of amor" breatheJ
Abby, down in the library, W. ar.
ranged hun to night so that we could
begin tn sketch him for our naval bat
tie scene early tomorrow.
"WelI, | never" said Salina. II do
b'lieye he's cayelt our lives; they
thought he was alive ana was half
scared to death, Now I'm goin' to
ring The big bell for help
And a rusted bell, which had hung
out of the window for half hundred
years, read to be rung in some such
possible emergency as this, presently
flung forth its deep toned warning in
the silence of the November night,
pulled by Salinas eneIretic arms
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t'0' ''" VI ''''!'' "0 wv o"' . 6''''
were arrested ana put IN sale keeping
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04
An AstOniShed Emigrant.

The Reno Times says young man
named G. w. Cawthon, recently from
the East, and residing at Lovelock,
found a giant p WIDER cap, and not
knowing what it was, his curiosity led
him to investigate its internal ARA ge-
result was the loss of the end Of lis
thumb and ,forefinger and the laceration
of the middle finger of the left hand.
lie is now in Reno, having the hard
attended to, and his curiosity is thor
oaghly satisfied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

What Is to be Done With the Exiscs ,
The Hamberg steamer Gelert Ian ed
705 immigrants at Castle Garden yes
terdav, including about 500 exiled Rus
sian Jews. 1t is stated that about / f.
600 more Of the eXiles are waiting for
means of transportation to this country,
but the Hebrew Emigrant Aid Society
is at present considerably embarrassed
as to the disposition of these people
The secretary of the society said vester-
day that the reception building given to
the use of the society on Ward S
Island by the Commissioners of Emil
grafton is now filled, about 800 of the
exiles being quartered there until en-
plOyment is found for them. consequent-
ly those. who arrived yesterday must
remain at Castle Garden until otherwise
disposed of. The secretary also said
that there was 10 difficulty in finding
employment for the skilled laborers
and mechanics, and that large num-
Der was sent to Newark on Monday
was working yesterday and receiving
So and So per day. 1t is difficult to find
places for those having families.-N
Y. Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

To reporter who had called to en-
quire about his injuries, As>emhlymcn
Amasa J. Parker Jr., said tha< he was
not on board the train wrecked at Spuy-
ten DuyviI, hut he had given consider
able thought to the matter and made
tbs following suggestion: ~ believe
q simple system of pyrOtechnics can be
devised to take the place Of lantern sig
mails which are effective only for short
distances. Every train should have
one or more men upon it, a part Of
whose duty it should he to run back
when train is brought te an unusual
step, and explode rockets or Roman
candles. which can be seen for miles.
and which would be easily understood.
If the railroad company is SO averse to
the employment of men, by little in
VcntiTe genius it can devise some
means whereby these rocket signals
can be attached both t. the front and
rear Of the train and set of by q rope or
by electricity"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04
GritccU in Court AGa:H.


Cox entered the Court this morning
Guiteau was Immediately brought in
and placed in the dock. Before taking
his seat Guiteau looked over to his
counsel and said in quiet and rather
pleasing tone, "Can sit at that table
if your Honor please:
Judge Cox-If there is no objection
! from counsel.
Guiteau-Have you any objection,
Colonel?
Cork hill-No, sir.
The prisoner then took his seat at the
table by the side of ScOville, and taking
out of his coat pocket a roll of manu-
script addressed the Court with the air
of the principal counsel in the case, be-
ginning: off the Court please, before
this motion is made desire to correct
few errors that have crept H."
At this point he was stopped by the
Court
Corshill objected to any remarks
from the prisoner
Scoville also objected, and thought
that anything of that kind had better be
postponed until the business before the
Court was disposed of. Scoville con
tipued: eff your Honor please, I have
contemplated that some additional time
should be given for the motion. I also
have assurance from prominent mom-
Der of the bar that he will assist me
next week >"
CorNhiu asked: "Who is the gen
tleman?"
Scovillc declined to give his name 1t
present except in confidence t. the
Court. Scovlle thon desired then II
make a new motion relative to The ad-
ditiOnal grounds he had discovered for
asking for new trial. These grounds
he stated, We're unauthorized CONVERSE
tions with the jury by outside parties
and, second, subsequent admission of an
expert that he thought Guiteau insane
but did not dare to say SO for fear it
might injure him in his bushes. and
in pnbIic estimation. ScOville read an
affidavit sworn and subscribed 10 by
himself setting forth in detail the
grounds stated, and added: q have
not yet prepared for my motion based
upon this affidavit, but presume it will
be su #, mt if do 50 at any time dur
ing the day.
Cork hll-h ay it please your Honor,
the time for filing such motions and af-
tidavits has expired.
Judge CoX-Wtll, we will postpone
of this matter until the
motion now before the Court is dis
posed Of
Sc0vile proceeded TO rell the affida-
vii and other paprrs filed hv him in
with his motion for new
trial
WAs,IINGrON, FEB. 3.-Mr. S.oville
denies that Mr.. S"ovile is insane, but
says she is naturally highly excited.
He appears to favcr the idea Of exhibit
ing Guiteau's body as a means of get
ting back the money he has spent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

There seems a chance that CetawayO
will be allowed to resume his scepter.
The good sense and justice of the Eng
fish are beginning to perceive that he
has much better right to the throne
tho the brutal English carpet-bagger
who occupies it. Cetawayo has b: rne
himself in his long captivity with grave
dignity worthy of respect. Only once
has ne allowed himself to complain, in
= letter to Bishop DolersO, when he
heard of the death of his wife "My
heart is darkened hcc use Of my wi 2,
who was very dear to me. I do not
know where or how she died Ask for
me where she was living since, for
aught I know she may have died upon
tho hillside"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

Said the Boston drummer : What's
the use Of telling the truth anyway? If
YOU do folks will think you're lying, all
the same or if by accident they do
believe you, the say you're deuced
fresh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04
MORNING APP E A L.
SATURDAY .........rEBEstARS 4. 1859

so your daughter has married
rich husband ~ '.Well," slowly REPLIED
the father, al believe she has married
q rich man, but l understand he is a
very poor husband"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

The King of Siam has recently ten
dered to General Halderman, the Amer
lean Consul General in that kingdom,
the decoration Of the Order Of the White
Elephant What will he do with it?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04
fresh.

The Toronto Globe has sent a especial
commissioners to Ireland, and at Il ban
quet given him just before his depart
ure, speeches were made decidedly in
favor Of Comedian independence, and
some of the party refused to stand when
the toast to The Queen was drank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

LuIia$' Department.:

The Celebrated Edwin c. Burt'S Ladies' Fine
rench Kid g.. .-. $500. ...... .......SI 50
ladies' Fine French Kid, worth Sc 30 ....-... %
IRdI"s Fine KID, >rWcd, Woltu 81 15.......... %
Misses Fine ND, worth $50 -. ........... rs
Misses French kId, side laced, worth s. 90. -
Ladi - FIR n"h Md, hutt0n"d worth s. 5o... 70
Ladi IS Pebble Goat, buttoned, worth - So. IS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

Cumberland, Md, Oct. I5.-The
grand jury at the present term of the
Circuit Court have found an indict-
ment against w. CT. Madore for en-
bezzlement OF money from Baltzell
& Ronss, a dry goods firm with whom
he was employed, ard one against w
NJ Gohlsborough for publishing an
alleged libel i'll tho Washington Star
against ". NJ Price last May. The
alleged Fbel WAS dispifcl, in
which IT was minated that Price
left Cumberland To- avoid arrest IN
connection with the Morvy letter
case.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

Intelligence Ecre from Virginia
To-day IS TO the effect that Mahone's
gun, Langston, has kicked It's owner
over, and that many whites in the
State who had intended voting for the
General Will now vote against him
because Langston is advising the ne
groes TO maintain the color line and
vote rs unit. They say that Llood
Is stronger than water, and that it the
negroes al vote one way, tho white
people Eust all vote the other. al,
commit cline aga nst nature
Washington correspondent Alex Ga
zette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20
The Classic Iieera airy Mystery.

The mystery of the authorship OF
tue famous Letters OF Jnnius' is still
unsolved. The author surrounded
himself with so impenetrable \ veil OF
secrecy that all the efforts of enquircrs.
political and literary, failed in dispell.
ing the original darkness. Attributed
to Burke, Wilkes. Horn locke. Lord
Littleton, Lord Shelburne. Sir Phillip
Francis, aud others. they have never
been proved To be the product of OF.
Their. Their remarkable compression.
point and brilliancy of language, their
unrivaied sarcasm. boldness and tre-
inendous invective. not only drew, at
the time, such public attention as nc.
yer before was given to letters of pol.
itical controversy, but have won them
place at the head of the acknowl.
edged classics in literature. Ii in,
deed ones home library can be con.
sldcred respectfully complete without
them, they certainly. greatly enrich
any in which they find place. In the
exceedingly beautiful and wonderfully
cheap (cloth, 45 cents, half Russin.
red edges, GO cent? Elzevir edition, in
which they are just issued by the Use.
iGl knowledge Publishing Company,
New York, they will be temptation
to which thousands OF book buyers
will gladly yield.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

A BEAUTIFUL SENrIM Shortly
before the departure Of tho lamented
HEDER for Iniia he preachel sermon
which. contained this beautiful! illus
tration:
Lille bears us on like the stream Of q
mighty river. Our boat iii st clides down
The channel through The playful muir
murings Of the little brook and the
winding of it's grassy borders. The
trees she'd their blossoms over our young
leads, the flowers on the Irirk seem
10 off + themselves To our vouny hands ::
we are happy in hope anil we grasp ca.
gerlv at the beauties around us-but he
stream hurries on. and still our hands
are empty. Our course in youth and
manhood is along u vile anil deep Hood
amid objects more striking aud maanifi =
cent. We are animated ut tie q: owing
pictures of enjoyment AMI industry pass
ing US; we are excited at some short
lived disappointment. The stream
hears us on, ard JOYS anil gricfs are q.
like left behind uS. We may be ship
wrecked aId cannot ne DELAYED: whe.
Their rough or smooth, the river hastcns
TO its home till hc roar of the ocean is
in OUT ears. and tie teasing os waves is
beneath our feet, AMI The land lessons
from our eyes, and The Hoods arc lifted
mp around US, and we take our leave of
earth and its inhabitants until Of our
further voyage there is no witness cave
the Infinite and Ee nal"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

A contemporary tells of negro
Methodist preacher ut Charlotte, n.
g who some time since took for lis
text ] Cor iv: o, we are made a
spectacle to tic world, and adds he
exponnded tie passage as meaning
that worldly men use Christians as
spcctacles, through which they look nj
God and religion, and warned lis
hearers to shun the faults and sins
which would lead others TO false
judgment respecting the Bible and
its truths. This ingenious use of the
text, while foreign To lis meaning.
was, after all, less OF an accommoda-
ton than is characteristic Of many
better educated preachers. who pre-.
sumo To draw subjects from Bible
phrases that are entirely Opposite 10
their design
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20
Between Gut.w and pDca Sta, baltimore. Nd

Between Eutsw aud Psca Sta, baltimore, Nd
inviting ATTENTION to The Celebrated Sp'ing-
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act rrd hy Nr. e. Ro,ehhein IL 10 Int doing
'sice 10 him Individually, ADD c"LfrrriHR II
t.v"r ppon those vino dcste have need tor
un "fficlr 0f nndOuhled Puiiiy aud un<urpass
ed IN quality.
This bne whiskey IL specially manuf ctnred
by Mr.. RUsenhuiru. under ieiiers-pnte u. AID 10
for sale by bin EXCLUSIVELY. There il no si,ui.
lar ariicl. offered ~ the Baltimore market ant .
from It's putty nad excellence, should be in The
ctbiset of every Ole WI, v.,lues 0. 6Is aud pure
article. 30 free frp'n every nhuiterstH,n is tIis
Whiskev, AID so cur!uiiy has IL been manuiac-
tured. thd IL is largely prescribed by the medi.
cal profession IN cases rel i1I IA stimninnt
As before stated, this foe whisaey c,n be ob
taiuei only At the wholestIs Wareroom, Of
Mr. Roseohein y, as West Bllu.n r.. Street
lbIs Wh;skry is Eve AID eight years OIL
The purity and careful nltnnfictnre of thu
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Dg. j l.. KfSG.
Editor Baltimore Trade Exhibit
June 30, 1889. IS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

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WITH long testimonials, tura TO Hop BIT
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20
r. OTICE :.

desire 60 say that If tie Fainos
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(who have not sIready gwen tier CT
dets VIII come forward within lev
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"lilca 1 think 1t will. viii ofd,T aa-
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

Spain us Found. The November
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

a druggist ~ New Richmond. O., Mr..
r. j. Dor ham. writes a. lhs following /:
4 consider Dr. Bulls Cough syrup one
of the very b's things made. Luce
altogether in my oen family .rJ c.u
bpCiyIc recommend o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20
Con.missl oner's Not.cs.

TulE accounts or John Monroe sasr.E 9i
4 ilctnp'hire Cpu1t,. a11 ~ surh comq.i','
rdminisirttpr ~ Gcorgs stump. deed 90 q.
". y Powell, late hertz " H,Dps1i'e caaai
NOD - spch committee ~ ~ nisirstf " 1s9ff7
y sitter. dec j.. being before me iyr sriilrmeaa
Notice - hereby given ih4t ! oil siieni 80 nf
house 20 hDnnev. Wet W, on ne ilih 90
81 Nv NJ er iss2 f"f ihe rBrpnse - ffes u'E
1ino' - d"hfs . demands aga.nH I'D b'"t
Sin p md Grt rye keiirf ~ thsr rsiaifs
Given under my hstd tbis B1tb di q -
tember, 1882
JAMES 8. GIBSON
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-20

The whole OF Mexico, including its
mines and tracts Of fertile lands. will
soon he accessible through the con
struCtiOn Of new railroad lines. The
Gould system Of southwestern roads IL
building line from New Laredo 10
Mexico city, n distance Of six hundred
miles. Tue line is known as the Mex.
len International. The Mex can Cen
tral, one thOusIn and three hundred
miles long, IS being pushed southwark
from III Paso aud northSard from the
City OF Mexico, as fast as money and
energy eau bO apPli.l to tho work.
The Mexican Central is Boston en-
terprise. and really an extension Of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa rs rail-
road. The Gould line and The i ,ston
company are striving TO see which can
first reach the rich districts of northern
and central Mexico. Branches viii he
built from these two great Mexican
lines, AMI the probability is that the
two roads aud their feeders will tap ev-
cry valuable part Of Mexico that lies
north Of The capital CITY