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PARTITION SALE.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a. JUDGMENT
OF the Superi Court OF the county OF Sac
rsTento, State OF California, made and given on the
18th day Of June 1888 ir. certain suit wherein G..
n. COTTON and B. r. COTTON are plaintiffs, and
r. S. BEALS, FANNY WACKMAN and others are
defendants, will, referee Of said Court IN sad
case sell at public auction, 4 o'clock NJ, on JULY
2e, 1888, at the front door of the Courthouse OF
said county, for cash, gold coni TO the highest
bidder, and subject to confirmation by said Court,
that certain real property known and de5lguated a5
the lower or southwesterly half OF Lot -Four, aud
the upper or northeasterly half Of Lot Five OF the
Daylor portion OF the sheldon or Omoehumnes
Grant in sand county, containing about five hun
dred and fifty acres.
CHAUNcEY H. DUNN, Referee.
Sacramento, July 7, 1883.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
fu2l-At
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roREIcS NEWS.

thoIera kaFaaes.
LoNDos, July 25:h.-Il is reported qsAr.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

EiTartissmerss OF FIVE lines In this department are
rsersad eoS z5 eents sos Zines three tIneE fog 30
Esntz or u oenss psz week.
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L. p. PARMErER-

HtARRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
with Neatness and Dispatch at the Lowest
Prices. No. 922 Eleventh street, between and J.
Fine Carriage Painting speciality. Please call and
see me- Sacramento, Cal. iyI01p.d
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz RscokD.uSros.l J
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PAINTS AND OILS.

II L cHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEALER
eDs in Paints, Oils, Varnishes window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials Wall
Paper, etc No. 2ei b St., Sacramento. tyl7-1pu
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FOR FINE HAVANA CIGARS,
go 40 r. II. PETTTT

RtIGAR MANUFACTURER, AND WHOLESALE
~ and retail dealer in Havana Cigars, Tobacco
Snstf. Pipes, etc. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco in
bulk. 10. go street, between Second and Third,
Sacramento. jyl4-1ptf
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NEW YORK, July 255h.-Ths Sun says /:
An incident of the telegraph strike well
worthy Of note is the remarkable admission
made in public speech By James Smith,
chief of the striking linemen: ',.After we
have sneaked on the roofs of private dwell
ings," says Smith, "put fixtures, driven
spikts, stolen rights of way, climbed walls
and risked our lives for the company. blufhng
property owners who attempted to interfere
with us with some story Or other. and all the
time stealing for the company, they have
now no better use for us than to turn us over
to the police"
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CAPITAL BREWERY,
NORTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND l STREETS,
EERTa d NICOLAUs, Proprie;ors.

A GOOD QUALITY OF BEER AL SO
n wsvs on hsnd and sold at current ga
rates. fsg Country orders and trade so ssszSsssx
licted and promptly attended to, with liberal dis
count Beer delivered to sny part OF city or depot
free Of charge Families supplied.
Address Postofice Box 205. m29-lplm
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FROM ANOTHER DRUGGIST.

o2S-lpArTh&wIt
isssss
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The strike OF ,he Telesraphers.

CHICAGO, July 25th.-Many coz plants ere
made By members os the Board of Trade in
regard 70 the tar6y service by telegraph. One
of the Directors ssid yesterday: 81 wanted
large quantity OF corn sold az New York.
and went to ihs Western Uoiou cfics. /
saw one OF tSe Cfi ,ers, end explained TO him
that if .te,e was any duubE abcGt EGy ,stt:lg
the message through and an answer back I
would net give the order, as come other trans
actions here depended upon the order. The
offieial told me the company was bnt half an
hour behind ia its business, and thst there
was not shadow of doubt that an answer
could be got back in an hour. I sent ths
order and committed myself in this market.
twenty-four hours too late. The misrepre-
seutstion of the officer has cost me great
deal Of money"
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All the wires of the Western Union Com.
pany on the Western and Milwaukee divi-
sions of the Chicago and Northwestern Road
were cut at 1915 last night at points about
six miles from the city. The breaks were
discovered, and the wires are working ali
rio ht ac-ain thia morning
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Pl1TsBURG, July % ,h.-The following dis
patch hss te3n received by Secretary Hughes,
Of She Brotherhood of Telegrsphers:
NEW YORK, July 25th.- Satisfactory arrangements
having been made between the Brotherhood of Te-
legraphers of the United States and the Canada and
American Rapid Telegraph Companies all members
working for those companies viii resume work TO-
morrow morning, July Goth. JOHN CAMPBELL.
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MERIDIAN.

MERIDIAN, June 26,-[Special Correspond.
ence,l-Two or three months ago move
ment was inaugurated by citizens of Nor.
gan to get an election to determine whether
or not the location of the county seat can
be removed from Meridian to Morgan. The
petition for the election has at last been pre-.
sented, and the county Judge has ordered
the election to be hello on the 18th day of
August, the same day on which the vote will
be taken on the proposed constitutional
amendments. There is no probability OF
its removal from Meridian, the place being
within about mile and q quarter OF the
geographical center OF the county, and in
about the center of population, besides
which there is good courthouse and jail
and the people are not disposed to sacrifice
these and incur the expense of new public
buildings, even il Morgan were preferred
for the county seat. The citizens of Meri
dian will send out representatives TO place
the facts before the people, Tie sentiment
IN this county appears favorable
for the adoption of all of the proposed
amendments to the constitution.
Meridian lodge No. 26S, A. II, & A, NJ, at
Its meeting night before last, elected the
following officers for the ensuing wear.
William NJ. knight, w. NJ; G. ]. Gibbs, s,
W.; John II Johnson, J. W.; I. Il. Angle.
Treasurer; f. 2. Smith, Secretary; W. j..
Smith, Tyler.
The crop prospects in this county are OK.
ceedingly favorable at present and II is
believed that the yield will be large
throughout the country. Owing to the re.
cent change OF train schedule on the Santa
Fe train the HERALD now fails to arrive here
until the day after its publication. Il ia
hoped, however, that there may soon be a
change for the better.
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make money at both ends Well, | had
been living in Vienna. end tell you there
was good deal of difference between vi.
anna and st. Joe. | felt dismal. AT last
'cld iather--for could not refuse him down.
right that if went into his scheme would
have 10 go TO st. Louis for while and
study medicine. He agreed to this, and
went to st. Louis. But instead of studying
me ticine took to the stage again. sue
,eeded well as an actor, but soon aspired to
pc manager. The result was bankruptcy
Then took to drawing humorous piclues."
Il Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Gheap Column.

AFTER business hours, or more
properly speaking, at night, tho bu.
siness Office Of the herald here.
after will be move d to the editorial
rooms up stairs, so as to accommo-
date those who desire to transact
with the paper any blu siness at late
hour. those, therefore, who find
the business Office closed in the even
ings. will apply to the foreman OF
'he HERALD after this hour in the
editorial TO oms, who will attend 90
the matter in hand
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For 2sut.

Eoa RENT-Poss SESSION GIVEN AUGC ST
l hsS, the elegant double . story brick
yard IN the rear No, $50 Elm street This Is in
sne center OF business, and choice location
lacing two corners Apply TO RICHARD COHEN
$50 " 7S2 Main street, Dallas junoi.ow
OK RENT-TIE TwU.sToRY BRICK
Y store house, No 2ll. north side of Square:
muse mas .tore'room 25xS0 and rooms Nm.
stA iIs; also three rooms upstairs ncat door
Apply to JOHN BROWNING, or J. W. BAR.
TON, Cos Elm street. h,naG' i'm
non RENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting south, with gas, water, tnd closet.
on on same iloor, opposite Postof,ice Inquire A,
wy N"u"hal Drink mNyoq n
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9nttceS.

NOrICE-Adveruseme NAV no nanoed in,o
~ our business office up TO 81. m, ar d into the
coWposing r. ON up to a. VI.
NOIl' FALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against Moon Il Burnett, late contractors
e Texas Trunk Railtoad, will please pre-
n.u mem 10 me at my Office, 5l5 Elm street
Dallas, Texas for adjustment and settlement
a. W NOWLlN, Attorney for Moon s. Burnett.
No.lCE-Ciuzens or strangers wishing to in.
" vest III city real estate, farms or wild lands
IRE respectfully invited to call al our office. No
IV9, Main street. and examine our lists, maps,
anu abstracts OF land titles The best of refer
A pnpts ~'>"i f-S'o'S
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&cltacr Apr lint.
THAT "KNOwIFDGE Is POWER -

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION, AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
SELLER APERIENT DOES
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HE HAS IT
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FE.
NERs, BILIOUS ATTACKS. NE ,DACHEs
AND ALI THE ILLS ARISING FROM A DIS.
ORDERED STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELS.
A TEAsPooNFUL IN A GLASS OF WATER,
BEFORE EATING, ACTS LIKE A CHARM,
AND NO WISE MAN WILL BE wITHoUrIT.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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EOR SALE-RE,lDkNUE Al CORNER OF
Il HARDWOOD aud Wood streets For ms
apply to GEoRGEN ALDRIDGE iun6.im
LoR SALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
l. $50 acres, miles south of Dallas, on the
prair,e; 500 acres enclosed; lS5 in cult, alton.
Itmainder in grass everlasting spring water:
houses on the premises; 70 acres In the timber.
WIN be sold on easy terms; price, SO per acre
Apply to KING, sc HARDWOOD street, or to
PRATliER n ARDRY, Elm street maySo I'm
Tor sALE-MY RESIDENCE, 500 FRyAY
| street NJ. NJ. NEWSOM, mav:o. u
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aliseeIlamsnas uaamts

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER
w stands the care of horses, md can make
himself useful about the place ana must be of
temperate habits Inquire al Robert Ogden's.
E'm street. j,Ino7. Al
"a ANTED-A GvOD SERVANT TO COOK
W and wash for small family; acceptable
Teieren es required, Apply 10 JONES MUIR.
ilif, Real Estate Agents. Office, No. 7C9 Nam
street. iunoS.tt
IA ANlED-TNO FIRST-lLASs SHOE.
W makers: wages, for gsiteIs, So 10 80 so per
pair for boots from 81 to "a. 50. Ed. GRUNAR.
Abilene Texas. inn9G. y,
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AsAssIsrANT
W bookSeeper: For particulars address or
apply 10 o., Herald Office. iunSi
WANTED-A GOOD BOOK. KEEPER WITH
w good reference. Address box No. "a.
Az ANTEu-lou TO stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL Firstclsss accommodations Of
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
twenty-five CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from "a so to 81 per week The build.
ing Is brick, with three stairways In case of fire,
located IN the business portion of the CITY only
one square from street-car line, and one square
nom Texas d Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
convenient to passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us trial, and be convinced
that yoa can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. W. W. Ward
Proprietor ianls-lyI
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CnatNrlQ-

CastOria.
Old DR.. Pitchers remedy for sickly and
irritable children. Castoria is not narcotic
1t Is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
the child has health, the mother can rest.
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Smiths 1s.tract.
Smiths asxtract.
SMITHS Extract Of May Flower
me Time Tried and Universally Approves
Kennedy for all Diseases of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
IL positively Cures Where All o,ta,
Remedies Have Failed to Pro.
duce Relief

voon nragat Disease OF the Kidneys" fearf,,
svouhusBe, winch spares neither ave. seT no ~.
sor ,hn D-comes an incurable disease onIv
wo,S tnv 10 wan. Oh timely attention. If allowed ~
60 upon the vitals of its victim. m nadien,
sRlli can release Its hold II CLAIM tn nrn a
timely use of 'A0 'housaRu'
smiths Extract Of May Flower
WI, positively prevent such sulto 7, r,oo,
ta,s ssS,iu oi We cite you " the numb rioSs
yes. iionlals IN our pb 5, ssi N. and nnn'n ,,,oh
vnm rnn %u'norlues as Dr. vi Ives, of New IN.
Dlspensatory.l Ask your own pbysirjo, ,S N,'g
nIags arc authoriies, and decide i1r ,nnrsef
Wnetner you will tacrifce your lr, am, ,"e,
s;m your prejndiceto an advertised medi'
''no Deoiue now, 1t may not b 90, late,
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
Is natures own remedy. Itis no vile conoo,.
M Wo1, Vi naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals
may rIower Is modest little, plant Which,
E.oWs IA new Foundlaud, Ia Pennsylyania and
kentucky. Iii, diuretic AMI astrin ont T.. anu
properties, and has frequently been nsad 70
great advantage In Oiarrh9a and RoreI c., W
i IN Us o. children It's great merit however
neys 1t removes all impurities tbr 1e ma,
la, ,chhahnel,: and restores the system ~ a
heal'ny condition: 1t promptly relieves Mains
IN the back and lons In cases of weak and deI.
Rmt r,r ,h %, ms value Is beyond computation
a nu. ior .ne natural modesty of woman which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper nnb,,cI, va
; we inignt publish hundreds Of Testimonials ~
ihesulmable benefit derived from lis nSe VI
ri AK your ar; geist or Smiths Extract Of Nav
bott,e Heau carefully the circular around The
'''uo' ~ IL yours 10 choose between
health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared o ly by s. b. smi h G. RI, c,r,,.
ION Nv For sale Nv all drnp gists ''' ''''"s'
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Browns Bronchial Troches are excellent
for the relief Of hoarseness or sore throat.
They are exceedingly effective. "..IChrstian
World, London. England.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

~ you are going to the Mineral Wells IN Pa,o
i1nto coanty, never buy your tickets on the
", VAN IN ,or any hack line. lfyou you are liable
hcieni number Of harks at the fallinad station
lwushrl ~ convey yuu tn tho wells wi,bc.
relay They charge Is cents exus n scr
-FOUR uckets on the train, "
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Il OK sALE-A FARM EIGHT MILES FROM
Il Dallas, co 1taining twenty tcres OF woodland
state OF cultivation, the farm also has on IL \,
No l. box house, a kitchen stable aud a large
new barn, Good water on the place. For par
ucuiars enquire OF A, Dys.erbach, East Dallas
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Stra ucd.

NrRA1Eu-ONE IWo.YEAR.oLD IRON.
~ gray mare colt branded IN tight shoulder
WIN stoollee; had baltorou. Finder will r, ceive
q I r,eward BY returning her 10 ME. J. H.
hhiNHt limos u :,
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Eur Sals.

kok sALE-A ESTABLISHED LOAN
Office 1T bargain; no old goods, Address
L. o, Box S2I, Denis, II, Texas. jun27 1t
kNOR SALE-A GOOD PONY, SADDLE AND
IL briule, JOHN LOWE, at Compress, cor.
ner Austin and Ross avenue jun27. IL
EOR SALE-DhUG STORE in SHERMAN
Texas, doing good business; stock will
invoice about VI, 500 good reason for selling.
ror particulars address :, r., Box oil. Jun22'6l
koR sALt-NALuABLE ELM STREET
l. properly, Nos. 7O5h and sO7. %ix20 m The
neart OF city. Apply 10 J. W. S,raus, or +. G
''uo'o vi D. ., WltWer. jun.l I'm
ItOR SALE OR LEASE-THE TRINITY
l Minis property, Is miles northwest of Dallas,
on me Missouri Pacific railroad, containing GlO
acres oil land, lao In cultivation, balsnce In tim.
per together with Touring mill &C., or will sell
the mill alone or lease the same for the sea,op.
Dallas, Tex. innio.imo
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TOM HARGIS,

THE LIVERY MAN,
Van be found vt the old stand of Castor \
simp.ov opposite Scntc der & Davis wei
equipped IA ,y,ry lino Of his busins ~. -,
has all tho "ayers" to BE- found In psiiH.
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No,lcu to a,cud.

EoR LoAN-l AM PREPARED TO / EN-
= tNVuOvO ON land. lots, c unity bonds md
ianu notes a. reasonable rates and satisfactory
lime JAMESB SIMPSON. for Scottish AM
s Mo'I Va lot western Mort. and Investment
i ill.,, ,nhhh'"o' lot dundee Mort. and Trust Co.
'."i NV .......--.-. Jun z
oANS NkGO IlATkD-One TO NY. y..,.,
- time, Land notes or deed Of trust REQUIRED
S security. Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana
w N"s . maya.u
MONEY TO LEND-On one to Ave year,
W Time at reasonable rates. {, x. Wellesiey
general MANAGER, pallas, Texas. ''
~ LoANs-J. b. Watkins 4 Co, DALLAS
asAse, feb 19u
MoNhf ~ LkND-R, d. Coushanour
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NOTICE TO
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

Estimated to c''t from $4,000 to 100000
Said bids are required 10 IN denos,,o, ,,,.,,
on or before A"'iNS 0oun'!,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

SJurnEHN WooDL,nps..-The WOO J.
cd lands of Mississippi comprise 90
100000 acrea
l; IS computed that the forests Of
Texas will supply the whole country
With timber for 100 years.
North Carolina has an acreage Of
{; owing timber an oun;jn; to abou, 7j
per cent. OF her territ)7y.
L1nisiana's timber Land, cover 70.
0O9,0 900 acres. |: IL said that the tim
her business of Mainc and Michigan
Will ultimately be transferred 20 F.ori-
ia and Louisiana.
n great p;uc belt stretches .crosa
Southern Georgia ana Alabama 10 ,b.
rivers that hIw into Mobile Bay. The
pine forests of Georgia alone cover a.
area Of about II 100000 acres.
There ere i.nmense tracts OF cotton .
"ood along the Mis- sipp; and It's tri-
baiaries. The cotfoawood tree reaches
the height IL seventy feet, all pianks
from tour 20 sax feet w,ds are easily
cut from it, L. i, perfectly free from
knots and pitch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
CIRCUIT COURTS.

- FOR 'he county Of Hampshire on the frst
Tuesday in February. the second Tuest,v in
Nay, and on the third Tuesday in September
Hon. James ID. Armstrong, Judge.
The Circui: Courts for the several Counties q.
this' 'hs twaIith Judicial Circuit will herea,le r
commence and bo held as fuilcws
For the county of HARDY. on the second T,ss.
Gay In March. the last Tuesday ia May and ,be
first Tuesday in October
For the county Of GRAFT, on the fourth Tues
day IN harch, the first Tuesday in Ju-e, ana
the tnird Tuesday in October
For the cUnuty tf Pendle,on on the second
"ednSd'y in April, the Wednesday after IN.
second fn-sday in June. and the G7st wedaes
day &pvember
the county Cf Mineral on the second
tuesday IN January, the fourth ruesdav ia A.
I'M, ana he hrst Tuesday in September
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

Tue Sc'eatUc dmerican says that the
haulage Of orr railways employs over
lIOoO locomotives, oni that The aggre.
gate cost Of running them, such as fuel,
water repairs anG engines, is abou.
$50 100000 or rather more than $4,000
for each engine. Tie item Of fuel alone
IS S33 600 900, but the waste Of fuel is
enormous.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

The stu Tents Of the u diversity Of this
State. recently presented Hon. VIZ. L.
WILSON, the president of that in sti.u-
ton, handsome gold-head.d cane.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

.
A RoBBER RAT.-Abou, two years
ago Mrs. Schultz, residing OH Ellis
street. near Leavenworth, lost from her
Jewel case an unset diamond of con =
siderable value. A Chinese domestic
IN Ter employ was arrested on suspi-
clon OF having stolen the jewel The
pagan strongly protested his innocence.
and for lack of evidence he was dia-
charged FROM custody. Mrs. Schultz
abandoned all hope OF ever seeing the
/ lost stone again, ara the matter was
forgotten. The strange part of the
story occurred few nights ago. The
family had retired for tile night, when
they were disturbed by 6 loud scratch.
ing noise IL the bath room, as IL some
one we're at work cutting through the
windows. Tho male portion Of the
household were aroused, and, armed TO
the teeth, they prepared 20 march on
what they supposed 10 be burglars.
The bathroom door was CAUTIOUSLY o..
Pened, AMI a iailow dip, carried by one
Of the family, vas thru.s through the
partly opened door and a sickly glare
of !ight cast over apartment. lt ~ss
strong enough, however, to disclose TO
the searchers no. robber, but huge
re-, which had in some manner got in =
70 the bath-,uh, and was vainly en- d.
deayoring 70 climb ost over tie slip.
pery zinclined sides. The scra tching
Of his claws against the metal made The
noise that lad awakened Tue family.
The house dog, a Scotch terrier, vas
called in TO dispatch tie rodent. and
male short work OF him. 10 killing
the rat the dog mangled is body fright
fully, eating il open so that The en-.
trails protr13ed. The faucet was turned
on 10 cloan out the tub, and a scirtiIla-
ting spark in the debris or the dead rat
attracted attention. Il was picked %
and proved 70 be the diamond which
Mrs. Schultz had lost Two years ago -
San FQacisro Chroaieal.
% hbla nice atra Ho.-;,,~, - ri
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

WILLIAM CoorEn. chief OF gang Of
counterfeiters in Southwest Viroiniu
has been sentenced To three years in
the penitsntia'y by the Roanoke Coun-
~ Court.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING :
Directory Of Hampshire Co. Court.

o. sessions Of the County Court begin. on
the Gust Tuesdays ia Jnnuary. Aprii and Ucto'
her, ard on the last fused in Jalr, in each
ear The July session is the Levy Cont.
John ] Vance. ESQ Prcs dent, s. n. vii
Hams su David Pugh, E.qrs, Commissioners
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

JAMES BYAns of Washington county.
' a.. Is one ne. OF the Southwest cattle kings.
lie has 700 fat lead that he fed du ring
the winter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

LYMAN PoTrEn, the wheeloarrow
tramp. was run over by a train of cars
III North Carolina few days ago aud
Killed. He was Intoxicated u. the time
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