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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
DortG ol)orco G l.nes
PORT TOBACCO @:
Friday Morning, August 4, 1882.

In the opinion OF the Kansas City Jour
nal. with $11S,O0O,OO0 worth Of crops to
sell during the coming winter, the Kan
sas Greenbackers ought to quit growing
for more money.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04


30 last. 1t is hard TO realize it,
A good farm in Indiana has been allowed tc
that II rs under the curse of a former owner
whose ghost walks the fields at night. and
would make il unpleasant for a tenant.
\ Young man named John Mann was taken
to the Chambers Street Hospital in New Yors
suffering from complete nervous prostration -
II was discovered that his sweet hear, had ill,
ed ~ and that he was completely overcome
\ hai!-storm visited Chesterfield county. Va
on SUNDAY, damaging corn, oats and vege,a.
ton along the line OF the Petersburg and Wei.
don Railroad as far south as Weldon. n c
1t is TERED the crops have been badly wsshour
out
Edith Kelly, of Greensburg, Pa, went on,
with Thomas Biggert on Sunday night. A,
two o clock Mondsr morning the family,
hearing gro.ns, went into the parlar and found
the girl dying in her lover arms An inques,
was held and a verdict of death from natural
causes rendered
On Tuesday nigh, John wes,,ev, a vel-,o-
10 caored man. WAS shot and killed while
sitting in his front yard in Miller county,
! Arkansas The shooting is reported 10 hav,
| been done by white man. who wanted West.
ley out OF the way he being the only ui,n.s,
agsins, him in Il cas-. soon to be tried.
IT,.
OF South Manchester, Ct; and Vim. Gi'ligan
I OF Boston, held hands, took refuge under
cherry tree IN Vest RoIburv. Mass. during
thunder storm on Friday Lightning struck
/ the ;ree and instantly kiIl'd O'Leary and
| Breen, and Knocked Gillisan s-useless. Tn.
latter recovered
| S,,,,-,.. .s..-...
- s.,,,. 49,. -, m.
A. ;,h 49,,
alteration with Sewell's son John, whom b,
stabbed With the Knife. Se~ell ran toward
the desk for revolver, but stumbled. when
the stranger jumped upon him. stabbed him
again, and lied. Sewell died Sunday.
The number NJ a..,h,-.,o,,,5 :,
~, 20 ,oo, rr;t,r r.. ,x.,,,.,.- H..
-,
rbof.r, ;rf.,,.,, a;...,,., ,,.,
deaths were reported during the day from II,
extreme heat and ten cases Of suu.trole, two
of which proved fatal.
,,cp. w.
-..., ..,
r,.., "''," rs se,u
,,r.,,;uo, -. u,,. ''''
for ~. ,,;,L..,
IT,. d.,
~. ,.r,,;, ;u...;,,i,.
-. ~. ~
GuIteau" The watch is OF R,tl. vain. ,,v,
as relic Of the assassin.
''eu
"s ~ i"''Aae'Ph" on
-! eN' 'o' ""e1-'oe Ms
t''""e'' vic S"''''o"' from MN. blohu
"sA''"' "'uo"er win seven children,
"n''e "'s "ephe" Is 'hi'tF-h'e years old and
us n'p"e" WE twenty seven. They have
mar ''ea "'ue se"'s anu nave one child
"'o"in "A' so AS''auo"s IN his attentions to
''' "'e'e 'u"' sue ie'' ne' hn'o"nd and wen, to
i've VII" "ef po'he'.
Alta conference Of BAPTIST clergy and ,axm.,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04

The political doctor of the Philadelphia
Press has diagnosed the Republican party
and solemnly declares that it "can't Hive
unless relieved from the deadly abuses that
are sapping its vitals." 1t is a melancholy
case.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04

"Maryland, My Maryland" is the cam
paign song which the supporters of Patti
son, the Democratic candidate for govern
of Pennsylvania now delight to sing. He
is a Worcester county, Md, man.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04

Don't forget to register
next week. Defer not I'M
til tomorrow that which can
be done to-day"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04

Honesty is the best policy in medicine as well
as in other things. Ayers Sarsaparil.a is a
genuine preparation, an uuequalled spring
medicine and blood purifier, decidedly u,eri
or to all others in the market. Trial nroves;I.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
MARRIED.

On the Goth, of July at the Meth odist parson-
age. La Plata, by the Rev. F. NJ. Strother,
WILLIAM |. DIXON to MISS ELIZABETH
BATEMAN, both of thi. county
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
L A ND
Terms OF sale:
NOTICE.

she request of It number of business men,
y the undersi -nci has male arrangements
to attend 10 collections and other business ppr.
ta's'ng to his Office in Port Tobacco and ad.
loininc districts of the county lie will he in
PORT Tobacco for the purpose Of receiving
claims during Nav Court ami regularly or
u ESDAfS afterwards Collections entrus'.
ed TO him "iii lie promptly m ,aennd returned
sp 2S-tf TilOMASW SPEAKE. Constable,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
GRAND CONCERT, AND LECTURE BY
HON. BARNES COMPTON.

On AUGUST 22nd, 1882 The pubic nre
respectfully invited 10 a festival to he held at
the former residence of Mrs. Lucy Cough and
a Lecture al the church (nrar by) BY the Hon
Barnes Compton, whose ability as an orator
and lecturer is we'll known The object of the
affair is for the benefit of Trinity Church.
Programme for the occasion:
Dinner from IL to 3 o clock zoe
Lecture 10 oegin at '...." .........25c
Supper !" ......... ......25c
Dancing I - ,25c
Small children will be admitted at ha # price
4 full supply Of lce-cream and confsct neries.
Dancing will be kept up until IL o'clo k.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
NOTICE..

THE undersigned will, hereafter, be in
L PORT TOBACCO on Tuesdays and a,
LA PLATA on Saturdays of each " eek, for
the purpo of attending to all business per-
tanning to his office
EDWARD L. SMOOT,
au Aim Justice OF the Peace.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
Notes

Seventv-one million dollars were coined at
the Philadelphia mint for the year ended June
30 last 1t is hard TO realize it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04

The Senate adopted several amendment
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-08-04
NIDDLETOUN

On Wednesday and Thursday. the
10th aud 18th. DAYS of August, from
) o'clock \. NJ. to Z P. NJ, on each OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
sarge

New York, a The Commercial I'D.
veTtsSer prints the letter signed by w.
Il. Buckley and P. A McGrew, in ref
erence to the attack on Senator Sargent,
which appeared in lesding San Francisco
papers On Sunday, and editoraliy men,
tiohs that they so completely dispose Of
the last attack on Sargent that the paper
which started it is rendered silent. The
persons who have attacked Sargent bave
succeeded in putting him so straight on
the record that Macy VINO formerly be-
lieved in some of these inventions are
now undivided The Commercials
Washington correspondent says: It has
been known that the President several
weeks ago invited Sargent to accept the
interior department, add that favorable
answer WAS returned. Since that time
strong efforts have been made 10 induce
the President to change his mind in the
interest of other candidates, but without
avail, aLd be still adheres te his inten-
ton of nominating. Sargent, and will
shortly send his lame to the Senate for
confirmation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Haskell's Hdeas.

New York, 24.-The Posts Washing
ton special ssys: Representative Haskell,
OF Kansas, who is one Of the leaders in
House of the movement against polyg-
amy. in speaking of the different bills
before the House relating to the subject,
says: He considers them valueleas, De.
cause of the impossibility Of proving po-
lyRamous relations, owing 10 the secrecy
with which the marriage service is par-
formed among the Mormons. Pay.on's
bill, which proposed to make cohabita-
ton with two or more females, proof Of
polygamy, without the necessity CT prov
ing plural marriage is, he thinks. open
to the objection that 1t would make the
crime of polygamy an otfsnse under the
statutes. Haskell says he puts faith in
successful antiMormon legislation on
the proposed reorganization of the ter
rltoTial legislature. The bill introduced
by Villets, Of Michigan, provides for
the adjustment of territorial legislature.
and the substitution Of 8 board of com
missioners, ss in the District of Colum-
bia, and this bill meets with his favor
He thinks it the only solution Of the diff
fculty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
The Aesthetic Editor.

New York, Tribune's editorial on
Utah: The Territory of Utah has nc
proper legal existence, because its func-
tions and franchises heve been seized by
men who use them in hostility to the
Constitution and laws of the United
States. The instruction can only be ex-
terminated by sweeping away the organic
law creating a self-governing territory a
law which Congress enacted and can at
any time repeal. There will then remain
a portion OF the domain of the United
States for which Congress Can provide a
military or any other government. Dwell
ling upon that territory are certain citi-
zsns aud subjects OF the United States.
Of these the lsw-soing are entitled to full
protection; the law defying deserve pun
iihment, and have no right to anythH z
else under the SUI.
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Fire Record

Hartford, Conn, 24.-The Hartford
public school burned this morning. Loss,
$l20, 600; insurance, $40 600.
Aurora, His, PA fire at the, Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
shops, this morning, destroyed 100000
worth OF property, including the direc-
tors car, valued at Sl4, 900, dining car,
$40, 600. q wreckiRg csr and several
coaches. No insurance. Supposed in
cendiary
Terre Haute, 23.-The wholesale no.
tioC and dry goods stock of Ravens s.
Geddes, was partially destroyed by fire.
Loss, $40 900.
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Cable Clicks.

Paris, 24.-Urgency has been voted
for the debate in the chamber Of depu-
ties on the report Of t. d COMMITTEES on
the bills for the revision Of the cons,itu-
ton. Special correspondents sgree on
saying it is generally believed the fall of
the ministry is csrtain. The report of
the commiite, On the revision bill state
that on the scrutin de liste question the
will of one person Sc ms to be substi
tuted for that OF the nation.
London, 24.-Jsle' Arbib, of Mar
settles and Paris. has failed. Llsbilii-s
estim mated at go, 900 francs. His tra-s-
actions were chiefly with th4 Levaut.
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Is q Positive Cure

for ali those Painful Complaints and W eakneSseS
sOcOmmOn to our best female Popuintlon'
twill cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com.
rIaints all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulce-a
ton. Falling and DisplaceneHts, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.%
It will dissolve and expel tunors from the uterus IN
an early stage Of development. The tendency to can
there's checked very speedily b It's use
IT removes faintness Hatuency, destroysaA craving
FOR stipoulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
II cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and lndi
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
d b.cl,scbe Is always permanently cured by its
all times and under all circumstances act in
b-,onv With the laws that govern the female system.
For The cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound IS unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COMs
PoUNDis prepared OF 2sS and 2s5 Western Avenue,
INN Mass. Price e. Six bottlesfor s. sentb By mail
IN the form Of pills. also in the form oSlozenges on
csiDt of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Rinkh
ell letters Of inquiry. Send for pazph-
Ias address as above- Mentioa this Paper.
No family shoEid be without LYDIA z PBKEAAPS
rrvrR PILLS. They cure constipation, bilicuSnsss
and torridisy Of the liver. Is cents Per box.
- es- Sold By ali Druggists, IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK.

PROPOSALS, SEALED AND EN-
/ dorsed, Proposals for Brick" will
be received at the Deseret National Bank
until Wednesday, the Doth day of Feb
rusry, 1882, at y O'Clock M, for furnish
ing at the University grounds ia this city,
by the 18th day Of May, 1882, 10000
Red Pressed Brick, and 100000 IN
pressed Brick.
Brick to be as called for il specifca-
ton, copies OF which with any additional
information may be had by applying to
the Building Committee.
The right is reserved to reject aoy and
all bids not considered advantageous to
the Territory.
q. s. ELDREDGE,
JAMES SHARP,
r. 2. BURTON,
HENRY DINWO0DEY,
Building Committee
Salt Lake City, Jan. 18Th, 1882. i22
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25

A Freight Tram leaves Ogden daiIv
for Melrose at 800 am, giving dsvligh'
ride through Cache Valley, and ragui
freight train arrives dsily at Ogden
4.30 p. M. from Melrose.
GEO. W. THATCHER, Snp,
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CasualIies.

Loche o.. 23-Two children of J.
b. Mabley, were burned to death, to-
gether with his house.
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Budd Dobe retires from the turf and
goes into the commission business in Chi
cago.
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Trained Housckeepe.rs.

II il >,stl IL neglect u girls d"i:lssr
tic education until she l. nrar'y ("
lMcun,c Il wife. The idea that u VIII
man must learn to keep house ly her
own experience II both fsn'li,l, and
hurtful. Does man put Uir learning
"a business until Il il time tO start for
himself: Still, housekeeping must
n,N le considered the Alpha and
Omega of these duties. deeper than
this lie other qualities. quite ;;< intl;>-
lwnsal l,le, nd still more necessary I"
:, husbands or even II wiie's hanl'i-
ness. 1t would consume too much.
space to enuliIeratc them all. bu; We
may sum them ~, l.y sayin. tnat
daughters SHOULD l,e taught IL he
wOnIanly. For u truly-wonlan!y
woman l,as m,,cl, the ix.st chance of
lx.img loved by u truly worthy MAN.
The ordination Of nature has made II
tender, aiitctiOnate, symlat:iiz-
ing woman more likely tO at
tract strong. earnest, heroic men
:l,an one OF different stamp. Men
love hv iiue instinct which general
~ leads them Alright --t''ai l., when
they love in the pure sense cf the
term: and they would love Oitencr in
that SENSE il women ". r. true I" that
ideal wOnlail,annl which even the lost
reverence and acknowledges. The
lx.~t alOwer. therefore. u neither ali
give her daughter. is the dover "i
perfect w"hianlincss. for - wUii,anly
woman ,.am enter int" her husband :
weak .,csSc>. adapt !,cr>ci: ~ l:i> fam
ric~. a,..; hy u ,ic:.>:.nt fiction. u:
least. adapt hcv-ri: /" lis TASTES.
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BBRWYOK AND LURLlNE.
A Pleasant Little st. Louis Ro-
nance.
IChicAso Tribune. !

H;v,,t In Al. Louis.
Srete,l in the nariOr NJ her fatler's =
ma enificemt re.i.lsm.e l. urline Ltn,se-
chsir Allowed her tsper fingers IL
Wander idly over the KEYS Of the pi-
mo And. o,,esiient to her delie1ate
tOuch. there flsnted forth upt,n the
Air the strairs Of that beautiful mis-
erere "Simce Pana Tore His pants.' -
And M .he .at tl.ere absorbed In the
sa.l reflections to which the music
rave ri.e. the door opened softly, and
Berwick Hetherington entered the
room. I.urline. all the senses Of her
passionate nature absorbed in the
music. continued to play. not know.
ing that the man she loved. AMI
to win whoee rOcketl'ook In return
she would rave hustled around with
dead earnestness: was standing hy
her side: hut at last IserwvsE place.!
his hand gently on her shoulder and
ly that lnde1,nao'e sel'st. tnat 'eII&
~ of human presence. althouEn We
zee 1t not. she knew that sonle'"s'E
was around. Turning quickly. she
saw Mr.: Heti'eringt"n. .,
di9 mol kno" y". we'c I'err'
she said. . blush noo.''ng her ace
that SUCH a I'tt'e un'e ago was
pale anu ca'M. or ! s',''" ""'
have played 10 conndently;
Can v"" net 'avcI me VII" ~"''e-
thing more: ne aske1.
The blush grows deeper AM. more
vivid now. ana the s!rtH,!Nn9 eyes aIe
moist with tears. b9t III an 'ns!an;
she recoveFs ner se'-p <sess'"il auu
looks at him IN the I!ank; h"nssl
way In which (tnr'nnat' S'T'S ASK "F
pie; ;.
IL cannot play any Mn"I pietF'
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NEw YuHK, Dts.. :;.-Thc 7I!t'".,'
sav. the An,eri.rsm ship Ihvid
1:Ts.kett. famous i"r having one "f
tl,.. ln..t resa rls for short vny;!rcs.
hns leen n,arresl l.y her r. rorst 1T her
i:.st VOYAGE. Ifone f the sw'i'est
merchant ship. afl.Mt. ri'c WAS nearly
a half wear IL: making 'hs passage
fn,ml New York to San Francisco:
That fact only gives asis'itional
weight 10 the theory tia: sailing
shins must have auxiliary >tf''m t"
meet the necessities II commerce.
Ti.. next improvement + steam I'er'
chant ships as perfect u: ls'v'"t ,:;. 1s.s.
% ..t and other great clir,*rs. which
snall 20 along through. ca'!''* nj tue
ate r.te ~ fiyc " Fix miles nn hour. ami
...S,;..i, | I'm head winds will lie two Or
,;'re.. ro,uis nearer the win. :" that
). .isv's work will count well III the
= r.sE1ning. There are to day t"" ex.
'..',;,,,amf:,j v.4sels Of this kini, ";!c \
i:.,r IS, :', n,asted steam schooner. the other
.%. % .team lark Mendoza. which
@ .,il.d frUm hath. Maine: Destnl''es
% ,.,' s.,r Vev York. and "f which ves-
,..ls' safety there are SOME ar"t ... ',e.'.
s" s;.'.x II the Men.loz:. had taken
..''.",.h fuel on hoard f'r "t,:,,,'sns
s.. .'..H,.... I'm. would undoubtedly have
!*..!iS !r..".!!i,..d here I..ti're this time.
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Railroad Racket.

The Northern Pacific railroad was
taxed In Custer county this year o.,
$;O,OOO per mile. The total value as-
sessetl was s., 4DO, ,O0,.
The Northern Pacific company
have ordered four heavy locomotives,
larger than any In use on the rOad.
to work over the steep grades between
Livingston and B0zeman. They an
fitted with steain, air and water
brakes, (the latter new feature), and;
have ten wheels. q
The Axumt (DMsicr says: Bozenan
still stands an excellent chance a
getting direct railroad cOmmuntc:,-
tlOn witt, the Yellowstone National
Park. . bill having been introduced
in Con: ress on the 4th instant to
build . railway from Market Lake.
Idaho. to tile great Wonderland, anil
10 on to 4 lx'int on the Northern l'a.
cific.
4 Boxen,an dispatch says: Track
LAYING work on the Northern Pacific
has stopptxl, as the track has caught
up with The grade. which II incon'-
piete. This leaves the end Of the
track one mile east of Hoppers and
eighteen from BOzeman. There are
some heavy cuts and fills and nigh
trestlcx to finish before the road can
reach the tunnel. The gradinx lH'-
tween the tunnel anil HOppers il IT.
ing pushed vigorously.
Contractor Dunn l'eing interviewed
In Mis<aula regarding the compile
tiOu of the y. T.. Il. H., raid: ''TI.ts
year the company has laid nearly
i5O miles of track, leaving . gnp Of
only ~ nlilex to lie closed w..
(:rcater obstacles were overcome this
wear than will l,e met with next. a.
tl,e building Of several long bridges
over Clark's Fork, and tl'e difficult
work on the Yellowstone river. \
temporary track will I've laid over the
R,zen,am tunnel. making little or no
delay there, and the rest of the work
will l~ comparatively easy. With
the closing "f the gap the forces will
l~ concentrated, and the company
will hurry the work ~ much ~
ln,-sill... Evidently. with g.NNt luck:
Duluth and the Pacific wil! l'e united
bv August l<t."
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Medical Value Of Vegetables.

Asp,r:,rl,.. j. 4 strong tliurr:ir. and
f,r,,,. mart Uf the cure fOr rheumatic
,s,tiruix ut sl,rl, health rt4sDrts ~ AK
i.~-IIains. S.lrel j. c'n'Iing. a''''
form. the staple Of that s"ul.. aux
herix,. which q French lady ~ill or
der for herself after u long anu firing
tourney. C'arrs'ts. as containing 4
quantity "f sugar. arc avoided i:y
some people. while Others complain
Of then, ~ imtligestible. With ~
carl To the latter accusation. 1t may
In. remarked. in lEl-stng. that u -
the yellow core Of the carrot that u
difficult Oftlig,*ti"n. In eavcy. the
,n,oxa nts have. rc.x,ursc tO an infusion
nf carrots a. u specific fHr jaun'iice.
'.'rhe large, sweet "nt"n r. very
rjcl, in thO.e alkali elements wh'ch
,.,,,utcras.t the poison Of rheumatic
g,,,,t Ii slowly stewsxl in weak
broth. and eaten with little Nci'au!
m,D,er. il will liz found 10 ('e an AL
n,iral,lv .liet fnr patients ut stu
,lio,l. and sexlentary habits. The
stalk. tf caulltlOwer have the same
sort Of value, only tOO often the staik
Of tl,e caulitlOwer 10 ~ III l'Oileai an'!
unralatal.le that few persons would
thank y"a tor proposing to then! I"
n,ake iart Of their meal CONSIST Of ~
aninviiing an article. Tur!ip.. in in
the same way arr often Thought 10 '.s
inljye.til,le, and letter suited Tor cat
tie am. sheep than to delicate people;
i,ut here the fault lies with the cook
quite ~ much as with the rsot. Tie
,sDok lnils the turpip isaally, and then
nouns sDsne butter over 1t. AMI the
eater Of such dish IL sure to I've the
worse for 1t. Try u better way.
What .lall te said als'it our let
tuct.s: The plant has a slight mar,
c,,tic action. VI which u French "IS
woman. like French doctor, well
KNOWS the value. and when properly
c.okcsl, it Is really very easy ~ Ill
gcsti"n.
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The Wise Man Of Ark,siAsaw.

pr,lai,iv the ln':itcs: and Ei.:..: a'',-
S;.lcya.r n,an who ever l;v:.' wa
GENERAL l;ra.l-ls,l.. "f Ar"an-aw.
Some .;m,c ago. lsr,r.l:n:. a train. hc
perceived his s,,,. whom lie isa,l ~!
seen f"r twenty years. "'.upyi'S "a
seat ru.limg. The "l'i gentleman s:.t
down immediately l"hiHd the ytu''.
man. After the train had gone about
thirty miles. III" young man Iaii
a>;.i, his newspaper. and discovering:
his father. seized the old man Wit.
a:i;ctin,,ate warmth. Why didn't
you let n;c know that you wa. ~: the
train. EaiIIer:"'
"Bcca,,s..," replied the old gentle
man, IL saw that you were. r'u''ing
anil did not wisl, to disturb, u
THAT w".;l,i have made u" d;':cr-
elnr."
''.And besides" continued the fati:-
cr. IL t!,.uyht you might wall: /"
,srrnw u few dnllar-.'' .i+k""s""
1:.,r. Ter,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
Railroad Accident.

IsHAIrt,ED. d. G. "a train on the
Bradford branch Of the New York.
Lake Erie and Western railrOs,d ran
OfT the track on the trestle work Of
the Neaver river l'ridge. about mile
south Of CarrUltOn. Two passenger
coaches and u c:alp0Osse went over the
trestle. failing about eight feet and
being lslally smashed. The engine
and baggage car PASSED over safely.
\ stringer on the trestle was raised
from its lace and ran through the
pied by ladies. fortunately passing
down the aisle and doing but little
damage. Conductor John Barnes
and Thomas Sleelan, Of Wellsviile,
weIe thrown through the window
and seriously hurt. The passengers
were badly shaken M, hut no bon''s
were broken.