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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19
oCAL NE Nv 8.

LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882.
The glorious Kansas wind has prevailed
good deal the past few weeks.
Peter Harding has returned from two
weeks visit in eastern Kansas and Me-
braska.
W. +. Petition lost piece of county
scrip of the amount of s2s. 10. Any one
returning it will be literally rewarded.
The Catholic church spire is pointing
skyward. The bell. Of pure bell>metal.
weighing l. 100 pounds, has been received.
The county political canvass has not
get warmed up. The canvass, however,
promises to be conducted in q decent
manner.
The republican county convention en>
dOrsed the irrigation schemes and also
recommended the reelection of Senator
Plumb. Ford county is pledged to Sena>
tor Plumb.
The Dodge City Literary Society will
give an entertainment in the Union
church next Monday. A good turn out is |
expected. An excellent programme has |
been made.
DR.. T. J. Wright and wife, aud daugh
ter. Mn. W. C. Moore. are in the city.
from Warrensburg. Mo. They intend
gong to Mr.. MoOre's ranch in New
Mexico.
An unknown man had his hand mashed
and DIR. Milton took off the two fore
fingers. The injured man went Yesterday
to Nickerson. We could not learn his
name.
C. E. Moore writes from ALBANY, Shack
clifford co. Tex. He says he has gotten
along finely with his sheep. There il
good grass. plenty Of water. and sheep
in fine condition.
Il. F. Nav. the republican candidate
for rspres entative. has married and intends
making Dodge City his permanent houe.
Any rumors about his removal are SIM
ply circulated for electiOReerinE PURPOSES.
H. P. Nyton left Tuesday morning for +,
his old home in Pennsylvania. He will I
be absent abont one month He will re- i
turn With Mrs. Myton, ne believe. We
thought Philander would soon be Cupid's
captive
Engineer COnroe and Fireman Saunders j
ssy they would like to pull Vanderbilt {
over the road again. He walked up to q
the engine and shook hands with them G
and left each ten dollar bill .-Nickerson +
Argsy.
DR.. G. B. Jarrett Of Pittsburg, Pa,
has located in Dodge City for the practice a
of his profession. He is associated with .
DIR. McCarty. Both of cheese gentlemen S
are old friends having studied medicine d
in the same college 8
W. II. Vanderbilt. the great railroad v
king, passed through Dodge on Saturday b
last on a special train. The other events A
of the day were the exhibition Of the
trained rats and mice. the republican pri>
maries snd Judge Peters speech in the d
evening. Ho
Nearly 8, 900 cars of cattle have been .,
shipped from Dodge this season About q,
10 600 head of cattle will get be shipped. Il
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-24
aFatal.s rea.,,

Perhaps some OF eur readers will re-
member the celebrated case az Elihu
Gregg, OF Preston County, West Virginia,
who was charged with setting fire TO the
court house al that place, whereby the
building was destroyed. The penalty for
this oHenso was death. Gregg was arrest
- tried, convicted and sentenced 20
GoatA. Tais occurred about ten years ago
and MAJ the subject of much comment ST
the time. Gregg claimed that he WAS
innocent and that he Was the victim of a
conspiracy gotten up by his relatives,
their object being 10 obtain possession of
his property. However, after he WAS
sentenced no escaped from prison and
went West. He was way about eight
years, out upon his return he was arrested
and again sentenced To death, but he en-
listed the sympathy Of the Governor and
obtained a pardon.
Last fall he came to PittsbUr n aud weIt
TO reside with his s~onin-lsw, |. Ii. AllfTee,
on Webster Avenue. Shortly after his
arrival, he claimed 10 have discovered =
tea that was a sure cure for smallpox,
and he went about in places where there
were caSe6 of smallpox, peddlipg the tea
His son-ln.law and other inmates of the
house demonstrated with him about thisi
they claimed that the upshot of the mat
ter would DC that he would bring the
smallpox home 10 them, and they wanted
him to quit the business. He refused to
do this. A well known lawyer of the
city, who knew about tho matter, also
demonstrated with him. but all TO no avail.
As a result of his fo~olbardiness, he had
not been engaged in the tea peddliug bust
ness long, until be took the ~varioloid, and
the c%ontagon after entering the house,
claimed more than Que victim his wife
contracted the disease, and it was not
long until another member of the family
had II.
Allfree, himself, was a frst class ma.
cbiuist, aud an inventor. He had pro-
cured a patent for an engine, and while
tho people in the house were sick he w.s
necessitated To 20 TO Cleveland 10 form a
Joint stock company for the manufacture
OF this engine. lie was not feeling well
when he left home, and after arriving a,
Cleveland he grew worse, but was able TO
attend 20 business, and succeeded in form
ing the company. In the meantime, we
are Informed, there were two, II not
three, people in his house OF the small
pox, and no sign had been attached to the
house. When Allfree came back he was
so SO sick hat he had 10 60 TO bed. He
lay from Tuesday until Thursday, and
then sent tor a physician, who pronounced
his disease smallpox. Allfree grew worse
rapidly and died within four days. His
death occurred OF the 2Sth OF February,
or at least that il the date ON which his
death IL registered az the health office
The others, We understand, recovered
This is IA peculiarly sad case. and should
be n warning 10 those VINO recklresly ex-
pose themselves 10 the contaginn. -GPitt.-
burgh Leader.
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En,,i,n1n-

The Kingwood District Institute met in
the Academy, Saturday morning, March
IL, 1882, and was called to order hy the
Conductor. The members placed on pro-
gramme falling to appear, the lime was
occupied by an animated spelling match.
The regular programme WIS taken ND
IN The ailernoon scss" n. b. Nj. Suuires
apoke on the subject of "The Natural
Sciences in our Common Schools, and was
followed by County superintendent Haw.
thorne. How to teach Long Division
TO B"giunerB' was then discussed by Miss
Annie V. Klauser and Diners. How 10
Govern Il School" was the next question
taken up, and was freely discussed by diff
ferent members. Fifteen minutes were
then devoted TO queries, and some spirited
discussion resulted therefrom.
Superintendent Hawthorne was elected
Conductor Of the Institutes to be held
during the summer months, and e. A.
Squires was elected Vice-C Conductor.
The Institute then adjourned TO meet at
7 O'Clock p. IN.
At 7:3O p. m. the house was called to or.
der by the Conductor, aud the minutes of
the meetings during the day read and
adopted, after which the regular pro-
grsmme was taken up and responded to
as follows Superintendent Hawthorne
spoke for about half an hour, giving many
valuable statistiCs concerning the schools
of the county, and relating many curious
and interesting incidents that occurred
during his travels this winter, aud left the
floor auid n round of applause, and was
solicited TO speak on, bat declined till
some future time. d. Potter being alb
sent, debate was next in order, end the
members ON the affirmative being absent.
B. M Squiros was appointed TO OIL The
vacancy, which he did With credit, not
having had auy time 10 prepare, and was
followed by w. u. Shaffer, who made a
telling "heart-psaliug' speech in favor of
The negative. Discussion Of a graduating
sYstem In our common schools was next
IN order, and vac opened by County Su-
pcrintendent Hawthorne, who was fol-
iNWNa - - ~ Ak1FttFELhIts
This was an interesting session, but
nignt have been made much more so had
toe teachers Of the district attended as
they should. The teachers Of tho district
present were A. w Frederick, y. O. Rs
venscraf, FL. s.. Elliott, W, X. sbaffer,
D. H. Savage, Misses Annie V. Klsuser.
Ella Berry end Florence n. Parks.
while there arc shout sixteen teachers in
the district. TIE County su superintendent
has declared his intention % mqke at
tendance on these institutes an item In
examinations for certificates to teach.
The next Institute will be held Satur-
day, April 10, 1882, for which a pro
grammc Will be reported next week.
A. w. F%REDRRiCR,
LUgILA Hail., Conductor
Secretary.
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Austen Ftcn.

AUsrRE, March 90-The public school
Taught here by Misses a. 81. Shaffer and
Ella Menoarclos,d on Friday evening last.
with an ontcst,ium MT which WAS such a
success as must have been highly grstily~
ing 10 those having 1t in charge. Every
seat Ina the house was filled, and the space
IN the rear portion was crowded with per
sous standing. Squire Gus J.. Shafrer. of
Tunnrlton, was stage manager, and the
result shows that he was the right man IN
the right place. Az 7;S0 O'clock the per
Torrance commenced with music
from the organ, played by Miss Mollie
Jones, Of Cranberry. Tsblosu-"Crown.
ing the May Queen"-N0s well received
Song, by ten little boys, afforded much
amusement by their comic appearance.
DiSlcgue-'A Practical Joke" by Miss
Ella MenCar, K. a Or, Philip Shaner
aud Frank Wright; they all acted well
their parts. The "Caleslhenic Song" 10y
ten little girls, WAS rendered IA well as
could be. l can hardly trust myself 10
speak Of Miss Ella Whitaker, who acted
and sang Baby Nine leet my praise
may seem ~eNtravagant. Like every body
else, your correspondent was enchanted
by this sweet, lovely child. Her manner
was perfect her voice beautiful. round
and full, for one SO young. l should sun
pose she is not more than nine years Of
age. Dialogue-"Auat Martha Ruse, D.
was represented by Miss Mary Jessop
who did full Justice TO the character, rs
did all the other characters who assisted
VIII j. Martin, IN his Negro Stump
speech, received rounds of applause.
Sleeping Beauty represented by Miss
Ella Meanoar, and Frank Wright, the
Adonis, was rich, rare and racy. The
whole thing W o consider a great success.
Mr.. Charles Jessop goes Il .st this week
to purchase his spring stock Of goods.
Mr.. George King, VINO has been over
in Pennsylvanis for the past six mouths,
is back here again, aud al work.
No. l cider has been plentiful in certain
parts of Preston, but in some instances
the demand has exceeded the supply, az
was the Case of Mr.. --, near uOwes
Vile, who, while the cider held out, felt
Just as happy as a big sunnower;" but
when the supply was exhausted, exclaim
ed wen he vas gone l feels shust like
Something's had gone dead"
We cann't close without mentioning
the fact That our genial friend Polly Q. l..
lie still alive, as we SAW him at the enter
ta'nment occupying a reserved seat.
Polly has become quite docile since his
return from Salt River.
Now get out your fish, hooks. for we are
SELDOM SEEN.
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needsviIIc Letter.
OB5RRVBR.

REKDsymLg, March Contour school
closed here on last Wednesday with an
inpromptu exhibition at night, aud al
though there was no preparation made
until the last week II was a very enjoyable
occasion and every thing passed Of
smoothly aud nicely. The house was
packed TO its utmost capacity notwith-
standing the inclcmency Of the weather.
The school has been very successfully
taught. Attendance during the term
averaging 80 per cent. Of enrolment. i,
presents one Of those combination in
which teachers, trustees, patrons and
scholars unite IA unscln.h o-operaton
10 do their whole duty; and tho result is
that The school has nor been disturbed by
a single murmer duriug the whole TERM
from any quarter. Mr.. McMillen goes 10
his home retaining the cordial friendship
Of ell.
Miss Annie Bayles from Esston, Mon
ongalla County, is visiting Fl. n. Reeds.
Col j A Martin was in Il little town
Saturday.
Milton Fairfax from Iroudale was visit.
ipg At +. j Faiffax's Saturday and SUI
day.
We had the pieAsure Of attending the
closing exercises Of the OAK Flat and St.
Vernon Schools, bOlh taught by lady
teachers. The houses were packed 10
their utmost capacity on both occasions
and everybody enjoyed themselves hugely.
Last week. 6nIshcd up al The schools in
ihis district except the school al Hard
scrabble which closes to-day with an e1-
hibition tonight.
Miss L1fa Symmetrical who has been Al
Grafton attending school all winter. re-
turned home one day last week.
The Fairfax School closed la.t Thurs.
day with a very interesting time AZ night.
The house was beautifully decorated with
evergrecns, which bad been worked into
elegant wreaths, crosses, arches and
punches charmiDgly decorated With arf-
Gcial flowers and appropriately arranged
on the walls Of the house. The house
vas crowded with an exceedingly we'll
behaved and a]ppfeci4tive audience. the
patrons OF Che school especially turning
ont in foil force.
Below is a synopsis report Of the school
for the last two months. THIRD monfb-
Parchment, - per cent. daily attendance.
49,. absence, 17, pupils WHO were neiih,
absent nor isrdy, VIVA iIarz.M Irtit.
Brown. Slmusl K.sner. Joseph Grimes.
Melvin Kisuer, Ashford Town. Gporg.
* snrr. Draper FOrtGcy; t,..i.s Fourth
( mootb-Enr1ilment, AZ, 20 r. cent daily
/ attendance, 90 absence, lO, pupis neither
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-24

Superintendent Ct the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company's Hotels, (Con
ductor ON the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for 70 years, and previously a Drug
cist,) whites Cumberland, Md Dec.
II, 1887 | have used but one bottle OF
feruna hetweep my self anC son. He had
DipAthcretic sore Throat, and Is now
well. rs for myself, has entirely relieved
the dullueSs In my head, which has been
ct long standiug-thc result of Chronic
Malaria. | never took anythiug in nv
lite that gave me such great satisfaction
My wife is nov taking IL also" Ask
your DrugVist for the Ellis Of Life, and
how To- cure thcm-a book.
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An important suit was determined In
the United States Circuit Court At Balti-
more, on Tuesday last, Involving valuable
property at Rowlesburg. Lynch, Wins
low n Co., OF Baltimore, purchased the
property OF the late Rowlesburg Lumber
and Iron Company, and they claim that
their purchase embraces the public wharf
and Commerce Street in the Town OF
R~ovlesburg. The wharf and street was
leased from the Town of Rowlcsburg for
a period of twenty years by the Allegheny
Land, Lumber and Boom Company, and
= saw mill and machinery placed thereon,
which cost over 600, 900. Lynch, Wins
low X Co. petitioned tue Circuit Court of
the United States (they having purchased
the property under a decree of that
Court) for a writ Of possession TO put
them in possession of the property.
The petition was argued before Judge
Bond, i'm Baltimore on Tuesday lSst,
George III. Chandler and Randolph Barton,
ESqs., Of Baltimore, appeared for Lynch,
WinslOw & Co, and Nathaniel Wilson of
Washington aud John Barton Payne of
this place, for the Alleghauy Land, Lum-
Der and Boom Co.
Judge Bond refused to grant the writ.
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so Cntnems.

80 Cur, March 90 The school A. No.
2 taught by Mr.. Edward 8. T. Hott closed
on Thursday, March 1G. The day was
spent IN reviewing and spelling, and At
night The programme was as fonowf.
Music by the choir, Salutatory. Mise
Susan Casseday; Music; Historical E.sav.
Miss Lizzie CassedaYi Defamation, the
Bachelors Song, /. n. Harshbarger; Rec.
i%tstiOu, John Maynard, Miss Kate Cool.
Essay, Speak Out, Miss Harriet Cassedav.
Recitation, Somebody's Darling. Miss
ELLA Rush Music; Defamation, John.
john Casseday; Historical Essay. Alber;
FottneY; Recitation, Roy Neal, Misssussp
Cassedayi Composition, Miss Zslla Rush.
Essay, School, Miss Susan Clssodsv. Dec.
lsmation, the Young Tyro, George Harsh
bargert Recitation, Entering Heaven I'm
der - moulties, Miss Emma Harshbarger.
Recitation. Che Last Hymn. Miss Harriet
Cassodv; Music, the Old School House ON
the Hill Address by Che teacher Music.
Farewell Teacher. Music, Goodnight
M Elliott though young, certainly de-
serves great credit for the manner In which
be- conducted himself both in school ana
our Of school tie has won the esteem of
both patrons aud pupils. May he lone
continue .,th the vast army OF peds
F'Guea ANNIE.
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Frnnn nIiIIcr.nnrf.

We had the pie sure of attending the
closing exercises ~ the school at M g.,
taught by Mr.. u. q. Hartley. Too much
cannot be said in commentator of Mr..
Hartley FOR the successful way in which
he has conducted the school during this
term. The afternoon was spent princi
pally IN spelling. Misses Alice Conley,
Jennie Trembly and Belle Loar carried of
the l%aVrels, although not without a brave
defense on the opposite side. IL was
closely contested for Il considerable time.
The night sossion WAS one OF unusual in
tcrCst. We never heard better sptlliug 4;
the declarations were excellent the
recitations could not be surpassed.
DIR. Hartley, in delivering his farewell
address, spoke in his usual graceful and
s~olf-posscssed manner, In which he in
structcd his schOl4re to still pursue their
studies. He spoke iD eloquent terms, and
e~ndeavored TO deeply impress upon their
minds the importance Of living for an OBJ
ject, and that 1t is only by perseverance
patience, and hard study thai they can
be made competent to oil the positions
that, sooner or later, the rising generation
must he called 10 occupy.
OBSERVER.
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Trnnsfcr. of ncnlE,,n1..

Following is the list OF deeds admitted
to record from March 18th to 18th, inclu-
eivo.
John Cslcamp 10 Jonas Thomas for .
and a fraction acres 10 Union Di,trici ;
admitted March IS.
Lucy A. Liston Ia w. T. Liston for 80
acres in Portland District; admitted
March Is.
Hector Sinclair 10 Sarah A. f. and
Ellen Pierce for 100 acres In Reno Dis
tric'; admitted March 10.
j. IL. Carroll, Commissioner, TO Monroe
Beeson for 100 ard 43 acres in Grant Dis
trict; admitted March II.
Samuel II Hanway tn John II. Smith
for acre in Reno District; admitted
March 10.
j. G Kemble to John II. Smith for %
acres 10 Reno District admitted Msrch 10.
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a wonderfnI Collcction.

A COW wes buichered last week by Mr..
Thomas j. Smith, Of Barton, ia whose
stomach be found huch q collection of ar
ticles as we have never heard of being
found in a like place. There are in all
sIxly-hve pieces, IS follows: Thirteen
nails, twenty-five pieces Of nails, seven
'acks, one shOe-maker's awl, two pieces Of
wire-one Of which is five inches long.
two keys, two %screw-nails, FIVE pieces Of
lead, one vest buckle, piece of glass,
piece Of bone, niece of breast-piD a pen
ny, a piece of spoon handle, "A domino, a
piece Of brass, a piece Of ziuc, a watch
check, and a p.fco Of pipe stem. This
collection was found by Mr.. Smith after
having lost quite a lot of IT,. The COW
was raised IN Westeruport and bought by
Ar. George ~Lashbaugh, who sold i, to
hr. Smith for butcberiug. These arti.
Giles can be- seen for a few days at the Re.
view Office Fl Homecoming (Md) Review.
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An ordinance. passed by the Town
Council sta special meeting Of that body
last TUESDAY, 0-Sss,oG the removal by
the owpers wr5fa dAiJty dAyf 81 certain
stabieo and tGS VlaSasWith sa9s "a the
corner Of Nisiu saqd iFuuueitq, STCsis'
and at The came Nme permittipg ,@stSec-
ton of a blacksmith shop adjoining the
residence ~ Mr.. ID. Y. Norris anu oPpO-
site the residences of Messrs Charles NJ.
Bishop and Smith Crane, on High Street.
is oc%cssioning much comment and cri,i-
cism. We frankly confess our inability
to reconcile the action Of the Council in
this matter with either consistency or
~instice.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-24

WAReAw, JKPFRRsOE CO., PA.
The swelling Is al gone. 4 am AZ well
and natural as / ever was before was
enlarged. ! am delighted with Pernna
and Aanalin. .. P SHhFpRR.
Nv son is still improving in health.
Your Peruna is just the thing for him.
W. BAUER, ST. Mary's. Pa
The large Chronic Ulcers. Of 10 months
standing, are entirely healed. The secI.
liug, pain and itching have al subsidized.
TIE leg is heaied. and I am perfectly well
Peruna is "a wonderful remedy.
W 81. GHgPIrH Ashland. Ky.
II you desire health and 90 save mapev.
ask your Druggist for DR.. Hsumln's ON,
OF LAfc,
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Notice to Take Depo-
sitiOnS.
no HAYS:

TO JEREMIAH HAYS:
Take notice that ! shall. on tho ith day
Of April, 1852, at Cranberry, Preston
County, West Virginia, at tho Office 81
Justice H.. ID. Benson, between the hours
OF Ga. IN. n q y. m. Of that day, pro-
coed To- take the Dispositions OF Jacob II.
Sislor and others to be read as evidence
on my behalf in "A certain suit i'm Equity
pending Ia tho Circuit Court in the
County OF Preston. wherein you are de~
icndant and / am plaintiff. And If from
any cause tho taking of tho said Depoai>
lions bo not commenced on that day, or
u commenced and not concluded ON that
day, tho taking Of tho same will be cun-
unuo1 from day 10 day or from time to
time, at tho ; m place aud between tho
same hours, until the same shall be conn
plotted.
Respectfully yours.
MARY ANNE HAYS,
BY her Counsel. Jno. Barton Payne,
March 81, 1882.
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Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, So:
At Eulcs held boz tho Clerks Office of
Che Circuit Court ol Preston County. ON
the FIRST Monday OF March, 1882.
David F~rinkAOuser and Henry Clay
HHgJn5
vs..
CO orgo W. Mathews. Moses BnrkIay.
Daniel BIrkIay and Josiah Ba-klav.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object Of this suit Is to obtain a
decree i1r the sale Of tho land II the de-
PENDANT, George w. Mathews. i'm the bill
mentioned, ior tbo payment or tho iudg.
Weut and deed OF trust liai thereon.
Ana DO Appearing Chat tha defendants
Daniel Barclay and Josiah Blrk,sv ara
uo. residents of ibis state. tloy are
therefore. hereby required % apBa8r
here, zoo Rules tD be held for said Cont
ou tho lrst Monday OF April next AND
do what is necessary Co protect their ina
tororts helcIu Aud, on motion of ~ "a
plaintiffs uy their attorney. it is ordered
ihat the foregoing he published i'm TuF
WE~T VIRGINIA ARaUs-a weekfv
newspaper published in this county
n copy Test
SMl rH CRANE, Clerk.
John Barton Payne. Attorney f,y
Plaintiff
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absent nor tardy, Tda Mencar, Emma
Brown. Mary Rado'if. Clara Blown, Nina
HartseN. Letiiie Brown. Draper Fortnev,
Joseph Chimes Samuel Zinn, Melvin X
oer, William 4 nm, Sau,uel hisn,r; tota'.
IA The daily attendance for the whole
term az four months has been about 90
per cent. The following named pupil,
were neither Sbs, nj nor tardy during the
whole term VIVA Uartsoll. Letitia
Brown, Samuel K,suer and Melvin KS
ner.
J. = Brown, Teacher.
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A wnra Co mn,hnr.

Mother5 should remember It is a most
important duty at This season 90 look after
the health Of their families and cleans,
The malaria and impurities from their sys.
TENS, and that nothing will tone Up IN,
stomach and liver, regulate Tie bowels and
purify the blood so perfectly es Parker'i
Ginger Tonic, advertised in Our columns
-LFOst. See other column.
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We learn that Mr.. William Watkins, 81
Tunnelton, had his leg broken and was
otherwise seriously il not fatally hurt
during the wind storm last Tuesday even
ing, by q tree being blown down upon
him as he was wslRing along the road a.
short distance this side Of Tunnelton.
DIR. Lanham, OF Newburg, was sent for
and rendered surgical aid to the injured
man.
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James N. Sapp, OF near GIadesville, was
arrested and lodged in jail on Friday last
charged viii assault and battery on James
Turner. He was sdmitted 70 bail on
Tuesday by Justice Goodwin ia the sun Of
$500 70 appear before the Grand Jury 8.
The approaching term Of Court.