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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

TIE rI.!owii5 s"ialle is being cx-
,cnsivo'y worked in Michigan just
now. IL ia knoSa as The organ swim
dle-' Tie trick i. Ia leave An organ
with the victim WHO is to have IT, free
grass or condition that he or size sell,
: other organs Tor The company. a con
tract 10 ench effect is made out. and
after not n1ny days is founi ia 9
ncighbo'ing bark transformed into a
regular nate: i promilc TO pay emil
'Ac Z in &c case has to pay.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

On the 10Th iEsi.. Mt tho retidencc OF
.he brides PARENTS, ct Canon Springs,
oy Rev, W. Eicb lberger, Mr.. II. $ l..
CLINE, TO Miss SARAH NJ. CHESHIRE.
both o' this couaty.
On til. 5:h inst, in Norfolk. Va. at
the residence Of the brides brother, d.
Tucker Brooke, Esq by Rev. DIR. Arm
strong. assisted by Rev. T.. w. Bedin-
ger, EVERETT W. BEDINGEh, Esq, of
Jefferson county. ID Miss LAURA B.
BROOKE of that place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

B"i!ons Monthly Magazine for
May has Il liberal instalmcnt of the
great story Of the day, The Belle of
Australia, by William III Thomcs.
We think it is superior 20 .GolJ.lIun.
iors, Life in Tue East Indies or any
"ihcr work that lie has written. In
THIS poriion'Ot the story the youns
husband and wife have 4 strono and
Affecting interview in the bridal chain
Ter, a'ia! then the former skips out
We don't believe tIilt many men
would have followed the course the.
hcr" m"rIcd Ont. ani w hope his
good principles Will &c rewarded at
'omc future time, The author la- in 4.
N"due"i Il new character, AL Irish
rlockhan, "n! he promises 10 he :,
feature OF tiIc novel He is unite an
Australian ~ 2lnn!. and will make
the reader smile before IA. book i
finished Besides ''rne i IL ;,tnr.
are n my other @rol things in Bal
lo" ;. j is tic best magazine for Tie
iItce IN the COUNTY,. 1t IS only $I5G
per annna. postpaid '$eud zen cent
i'r spee'.heu COPY. For sale every.
where; or, it Your news icalrr does
lipt "ecp II. ask him To prl,r 1t for
!"u Address BOSTON Mass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
New Spring Goods.

Having just returned from Baltimore purchased selected stock
Of Spring and Summer Goois
low this market. o anne uuly
of ladies
Youths Chdrens
prug style of Hats Fishing Spoat ard Clve Hooks,
Six and other lines aud of Noases
that has leak will sell gallon toi G. Shd nj
cents n-Gve cali and will show pleasure
WANTED 10 geo feet good dried" inch Pine plank
10000 good Oak shingles.
800 Locust posts
All kinds excbans. for
reasonable extended " s0 " s""N'' "A
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27


lhe appearance Of The nhea crop IN
ms section, - NC ua,;er stanl from
several farmers, is very far from dis
cournginy.
li'c VArkers4urg .St1e J.;:rnai. one
OF our valuable exchanges, is NOW an.
der the sole control Of Nr. y. 4. White.
S'rce our las: issue We have han cod
weather. Sunday and M,.!Gay rain fell
continuously with Il snow Storm Mon
day evening. Yesterday morning we
we're visited by heavy frot. The
waters we're very high on Tueeday. in
c,ns'quct co cur east rn III Ill !ai,rd 10
get hcie.
VIC Arc 6 al 20 note the spirit of
IT, provemcut has reached cur town:
tia Oh building ndj ,L;ng The Mytin
scr property in TIC urp.r portion OF
town has becn rem we'd, aai REPAIRS are
hcginnirg. While The b,irk hniiGIpr Oh.
poII c, better known as lie Kern house
Is undergoing thorough repairs. The
lot III front OF the Presbyterian c.urch
's being Improved ana he.ut,G;i hv
hT. Hayes. preparatory 10 ,rcc'i,g q
Dwelling.
iSTgRE TIHG FACT, Az Iur TIE FISH.
wAys.-F.sh Com nisi)ner DEL.wDrr;
was IN Cumberland on Ffiday last. Tic
C'c"'"a "t that place s.ys: He rep5r,a
tAat Tic li-ilway In operation at p4m
M. 1 works Ike cit.ln. Mt only
Tia bass and olhsr lsh vel known To
bn miSra' Org pass NJ tAs ladders. but
even the suckers maks The trip. The
ii,inaJs a. da,ns Nos. ), G Snl Z (lAc
latter at CumberlanO are ready and
will b put IN as soon IS tie state of the
Ater Will permit. " hen tuey are com
pletcd & he l.. \. lishwGy ~ G.e4L Fall.
- mex SUNNI placed IN pos ition, the
Ii III will hGve, as Mr. DelLwd or apliy
cXprcssCs AZ, a Trunk line from Salt Wa.
iei to tho heal waters Of Tie Potorn c.
he commissioner GndurstanIs that
sem oi the q n have already been tn
ken from the way Is; Dam NJ. 4. and
to prevent this IN iu'u-e he vii en-
dcHyor tn effect aG arrangement with
Prcei lent smith Of tie cluL, whereby
tic lock Keepers will he designated a.
guards for tic lad lt5s at smi III salaries.
While we were chi wing splendid
sln7Liny weather on Friday aud So
urdLy last, heavy snow AMI Wind
storm prevailed IN Co'oredo. II was
mos. severe in TIE mounta.n toSns.-
lIouscs were uuroof,d aad miles OF tel.
cgraPh poles blown dovn There was
heavy fall 81 snow throughout tae
whole IN iuntain region. Telcsraphic
communication between ~. Paul and
points ia &c Northwest has been Gu
lircly Gu; or a Storm swept over
Chattanooga, Tennessee, Sunday
which Ill ! con,id'rable dam lge TO prop.
e.ty.
COW belonging to Mira. BgrsEr A
PoLGSG in this place suddenly fell dead
yesterday m 1rning cause OF her death
unknown, she seemed 10 perfectly
healthy condition.
RJsi contractors will Sal i. 10 their
advantage to cl,l o. CNaixDAoS 2
liz, KILL Tor r. ,ad Scrap,rs, &c.
A preiicament. 2 o'clock ia the
morning on tiJ Sidewalk baby
got the Group, and NJ Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the hous,.
Cheapest Fashion Magazine 10 the world, 100
large pages, pages nes music 600 engrsv
ings each issvs % cents per year single cop.
les - cents STRtwBuDGs Ct0THtgF, Sth
A-rke. Su Phil, Aprl p, 1898. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
Religious Notice.

nave fCGrd it necessary 10 make the follow
ing changes ia my I,st Of qnsrtsrly tn1.ii ~,
Souih Branch Circuit a. B1rliogtoB, NAY IL
l3. instead of Ney ;, s.
ilnidy Circuit at Asbury, Nay IS, 81, 10.
stead OF May ~, 10.
April 81, So w G. HAMMOND. P.E
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
G)I e ID,

In :his pla-". on Monday evening
last, JonS. infant sDn Of Mr.. John + :,
and Alice Keller.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27


n EEyoLg Relic \ Co
Lo"Eb MAN SAID TO liz l2S iEAUs ON.
-EATAviA, o, April % Andy Mi
ler,asscssor Cf Milford precinct, listed
in his 'ficiai business, this week he
classic suburbs of Happy HJllo".' the
Africa or the township. and there found
in tie person If Jyho Long, q col1rcd
rnan l25 ye1is old. S,ranle 20 relate
this ancient pa,ri rch is iiyeler than
most colOrcd men lif.y yelrs his junior
Ho was born in 1855. in Williamsburg,
ihcn The seat Of tue provincial govern.
meal OF Virginia, an relates with pride
What his m other afterwards toll him q.
bout seeing Bfaidock's expedition set
ont from t.rti poin, when he wa lit
tie shaver or two months oil When q
young man lie served three years in tic
revolutionary war as body servant To
his master, Captain Pe;ton. n brillian,
officer under Washington. Hi, antique
parsonage is well cared for by tha CO.
Iorcd people of II ,ppy hollow, rs lie
- hell by them in almost idola,rous
yenefaii ~.
Father Long is full Of "reminiscences
Of Old Virginia events and memories,
and loves to dwell o. the capture and
surrender or Lord Corvallis. which he
witnessed HIS active mind royerts
back 10 the oil French an milan wir,
and ono OF hi pleasant talks vas about
The Barr trial. which he attended at
Richmond lie iss full h,tsed Demo.
Graf, aud hopes TO vote a. h, next Pres.
iential election for General Hancock,
whom he regards since the time Of his
ol comusn Ter Washington, 60 the
greatest man Of The worl !.
4 Congressman speakir one lay.
Got lsuc in his jaw, they do say,
With the ache he was t,iiiux,
But 81 jacobs ling,
He sal was worth all Isis pay.
The champion driver Dau Mace,
Who sever was left ia rae,
Says for cuts and sprsiss.
And oil bodily psins,
ST. Jacobs OIL holds the FIRST place,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

illustrated Book OF Cage Birds mil
led Tor ceut stamp. BiRD focp Co ~, 2sT
South eth ST Phil. April II 1892 a,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

GRANGE IN A0sEss..ENT or pK. PEhrv
Tie ins' rrctiona 20 the assessors I his
ynGr arc vrry diff :rent from those here
tolore given. In The pas, the products
oil the farm for the year preceding tn,
lst day OF January and all live so K
not year Ola On tina; d.y were exempt
from taxation: but now the .sscssurs
arc directed to assess them for laxatiun.
A gtra, rany E'coplc seem 10 he under
he Impression that this change is tie
resuit OF an act o; the last Legislature /;
tu. such Is not The case. Tbis lcgi,l.-
tnrc hsd noiLiug Whatever TO ID wjih it.
Tnc facts in rcya-d to it, "a We lolrn
from worthy friyn |. ara simply
ihe c: The Constitution -: t;iis state
provides Id t certain kin Of properly
slGii hc cx1inl.t from tuxi,iln Years
a2o Ike i.e4is!a'u:e ras-et. . Law car.
Ing what properly shoud be exempt
ani am ,n2 tho things exempted wrr,
!Ecsc rro 'ncts Of he farm and live stock
not u year Old and ever since lie c
nac,ncnt Of lint la0 these ,l.ings have
hccn exempt until recsnly uhea he
CoWt NJ ArpeR Of mis- Stale decided
that the Constitution did not exempt
any products Of the farm or any live
stock, hnd that The set OF The Lagisli-
'ure cxcnP'irg them is unconsti;ution.
H. II IL BECAUSE This decision has been
rendered by he Court Of Appeals TIA.
'heae things are now taxed and not be-
cause o. airy &C: nf til, LIST l. -gi5'a-
turo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

We learn that M.ssrs CAEsEAp5y (
HrIsE&LL VI. sctc;ve 50 Slowers 6
H.arcrs in Il &c" doys ct K ,ser. Give
Dom ~ caf,h OIL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

" !oH desirss 'r:e Nbtksy, d.3';ilsd FROM
r. only enj Of great sge ,.H FOR Rpseubein :
"fr'nS1'le. + H s!c oy P.,iic. Iurphr. w.
toota north of liHr! Hotel. Uiccbes.er, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

Never he oa,; 4 l*n by TRIES. La
'pider breaks lis tatcad twenty ti:nes.
'w5ny time viii he mcni it a.sin
Make az y"ir mind u 40 j thing and
Yen viii do il.
ii'i-, tom Tic pcn &C -cnc philo.o-
Pie, j. worth ncmhrs;n1: lie who
"hofe nhoiiy So tic h,nsft e Others.
anil. IS II w,sc fo-gets himself. is IA
iApp.-r ti'un the iran WHO ;nnl,e- him
N"i he sole cijcct of ali his affections
aLi cxeilions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

BALTIGoRE CATTLE uAGKgr, Apiu
To- Receipts 81 Cattle for tie week -
iieeYes 1852, Hogs 1916 sheep liG2.
Prices OF Beet Cattle IaneFl as FOL
lows: Best g 2jl9S7 l2l; that general.
y faied drss quality s75ldSG 90; me
dun or good inic quality 4 25G5Sj % /;
ordinary thin Steers Oxen aud Cows
4 C09 81 20. Extreme range OF prices
4 OO(4sI 15I. Most Of the sales we're
from 1905 ca per 100 los Swine
We quote Hogs o. 9}9lO3 cert. mos;
sales at lOS@lG2 cents per III me-
Sheep We quit ooiet Shcep p, 4C1
6 cents, few ceiling II, the I,.lirr price.
and clipped do IG,51 cents Lambs 8
(el cents per 10. gross
We have been presented y, the DO.
lie and efficient agent. IF. II. Heis-
keli. OF this place, representing tie 6ym
Of CAR RADON e HEIiKeLL, with very
Handsome md convention. Almanac for
the present gear. The picture upor the
Buckeye Ei1ier representing tho fnr-
mer agd his ais lose is qaite ,i1niG-
cant. We would suggess 10 the janior
partner 90 iri.ase his examDl"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF FREE SCHOOLS.
MI. HAnrHn You will rleaso an.
nouncs Mr.. CHARLES \. HIE1T "a n
c'nd"late for County superintendent OF
Free Schools ''r ilnmp-hirc County.
Many Voters Mill Creek District.
JAMES KELLEY,
ELIJAU HUFFMAN,
w. Il. HIGH.
WM. $. PURGIT.
Iurgi'svI!ic, w. Va March 20. 1888
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
III. GSO5ECN IEIDI,
wholesale Liquor
ID e a iER
Propri-.or AL rs'ss,-, Or fee Celebrated
springdals Pure Rye whiskey
No. 81 ". D4LTO ST.
s"v,,. E.t.v and Pee, su. Dad-o.,. va

Bstvses Estsw and Psca ST. BdGnors, va
TSinTitink attention 10 we Celebrates gof.ng .
ds.s Pure Rye Wbisksy, Datsaiec and insua /.
frctTrea - NJ. r Bosfhheim Il Il bot doing
jasiics 70 him Individually. ID coBferring =
favor rpon thee Hho desire or have need Tor
40 aF'iels u uBs0ubted putty AL ussurpags
cd IN grsltr.
tbs bss SLi-ks7 is s' risiiy manufactured
~ w. Roseatri a, s1cer lsttersuatsot snd il.
isr ss's ~ h.a exclusively There - % sim
Jar article offered o the Baltimore saarxet sni .
from it7 Purity aad c7csIleacr tsoa.5 Is in o. .
cabinet ~ every oos wa values zoe sad turs
srtics - free RON every sdaiiersiioE is tsis
Wsisksy. md so carefully bas 70 beso msrufac-
tored, That 30 "a ,sfseiy pfescnJsi ~ ,ls msdi
ca proiess'0u ia ctsp3 rsq4itt.E = stitsai-ut.
"a before sisted, ihis Gns Wslslsy can 10 OBJ
tsnct Only o. th- Wboesals Warero0r-s 81
VI R1seoheim. No. 31j West Baltimore Sirss;.
This h,sksy is FIVE Gni eight years old
1ss parity ard careful manufaclnr. % fhis
hss Whiskey IS auested ~ ths kdiior
IN. J. 4. krNO,
Editor Baltimore Trade Exsibit.
Juse -. 1882 ".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
BY MANY VOTERS.
March 81, 1883.

We are authorized 10 announce our
worthy cofresp"nden at rlcasaui DDl.
: R~r, Mr. +. NJ FEAvrL. ~ n csnaida, i,
Tor The Sup,rin."udrncy or Public
Sciioo II Cor this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

Mr.. Harper Please announce
that b. +. Mcdonald, of Cold Stream.
Blo'mery District, will he supported
ut The election TO be held on the 18th
o: May next. as candidate for the
Office OF County Superintendent of
Ernn Srhnrl,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27

MR. HARrER:-rhe last Legislature
amended tie second section OF the
ocnooi Law To reference to the election
OF Boards Of + iucatiou. As our scbool
election Is approaching. it Is proper that
the people be informed as to the change.
therefore send Jon for publication so
much of that section n, makes the
cha"S'. which Is simply as to the terms
TOR which the members OF the 3 Jard nre
elected, and is as follows:
county superintendent Of free school, in
each county shall be elected ~ the vo,sr.
thereof on the ,hiid Tuesday 4. Nav. sse Than.
'a'd eight husared and eighty three. asd eve.
~ second year thereafter, whose term Of oAie.
shall Commence On the FIRST day of July nexi
after his election, and continue two years. s.d
m III his ssceesscr shall be elected and uuai6.
ed according to law. There shall be elected n,
the came time in each district O. the county. bv
The voters thereof, a nd every ro,r years there.
after, preside at Of the board Of education.
who-e term OF Office shalt coAmencs on the fret
Gay oil July mex, after his election aud continue
Tor Tour years, and until his Successor Is .lec.
ted and qualified according to law. There
shall also be elected at the Eaue tim. in s,ch
district in The county. by the v-ters thereof.
two cor n,is:ioners. aad every two years there
sitee one ccmmis.ioner, whose term of ef!ics
shall commenie on the fitst day OF July mex,
alter their election. and continue four Years
and until their successors are elected and qnali
h'd according To law; except that one Of The
comm issiopers elected on tie third Tn.slay in
Nay, che thousand eight huadsed and e;eh,y-
's'se, shall serve onl, two years The said
ptesidsn, md commissioners shall constitute
the tosid Of sdncstio n in the Ci.,iict ia which
they ere elected, aud il shall be tae duty Of The
pres'd,nt II said bpsra Of educntios. at tie
INST meeting Of said board, in July, one thou.
saId eight hoodred aad eighty .three. TO cb ose
by lot one IF the coz missioaers. already cleo
led. who shail hsld his Office for Two Ycars
No person shsil be elic: bic to no,s than one
efhce under The Provisions OF tkis en- tptsr at
the same time. The voting al said el.:iion
shall be Sy ballot, h.
viii add That iave been irving
for three or four y ceks to let this COPY
for publication but have just received
Yours. Truly, II. b. GiLxS.sN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01

Mrs. Burnell, a remarkable dwarf, died
in New York Feb. % in her 37th year.
Her father was a dwarf, but her mother
was a woman OF ordinary size. Barnum
was the first to introduce Mrs. Burnell to
the public. After travelling for several
years with his show, she was exhibited in
nearly all the leading museums in the
United States. In January, 1880, she was
married. DR.. Elliott Richardson of the
University Of Pennsylvania successfully
performed the Caserean operation upon
her. The child, through careful nursing,
developed into a strong boy, and has been
her constant attendant at the museum at
which she has been exhibited. The boy is
nearly as large al his mother, who, at the
time of her death, was 80 inches in hight,
and weighed 40 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01

AAA<SS nv .
The most important duty of the pres.
ent Congress, says the New York Sun,
is to take the crushing burden of tax
alton off from the shoulders of the people.
1t is plain that the Tariff bill cannot be
got through in the few days that remain
Of the session. Before it can be passed
it must be debated. No such bill can be
enacted without adequate discussion.
The tariff, then, must be left exactly as
it is.
But what can still be done is to pass a
short bill repeating all internal revenue
taxes except those on ardent spirits.
This is what the President recommended
in his message. 1t will answer the pur-
pose of relieving the long suffering tax
payers.
Such a bill as this can easily be en-.
acted. The Republicans should at once
bring it forward. 1t needs no discus.
sion. Everybody understands it. The
Democrats will not oppose it. By TAX
ing this course the present Congress can
adjourn without leaving upon the Re-
publican party the reproach of having
done nothing for the country when the
power was in its hands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
OVER THE WATER.
A Bomb Thrown into the Court.
yard of the Austrian EmbassndOr
-Harrin.i0n. just Elected to Par.
Lament. Will Not be Released
From Hail.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
ROME, Feb. 28.-A paper bomb, charged
with powder, was thrown into the court
yard of the residence of the Austrian En-
bassador to-day. Two similar petards
We're thrown at the same time, one before
the Austrian Embassy to the Vatican, and
the other in front Of the royal palace. No
one was injured.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2s.-The Minister
Of War has issued an order prohibiting all
connection with the press of persons serv-
ing in the army.
LONDON, Feb. os.-In the House of
Commons, yesterday, the Chief Secretary
Of Ireland stated that the Government
would not release Harrington, just elected
10 Parliament, from Jail.
BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-The silver wedding
festivities Of the Grown Prince aud Prin-
cess, which was postponed at the time of
the anniversary Of the wedding, on &C.
count Of the death of Prince Charles, is
taking place to-day. The streets are
thionged with people. The busts of the
Grown Prince and Princess are exhibited
at various points. The city will be illum-
mated tonight. Emperor William paid a
visit to the Duke and Duchess.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01

on 3 train Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
from Portland, Oregon. A card was
pinned to the lapel Of his coat. on which
was written the name of the person in
this city to whom he was sent. He was
kindly cared for by the passengers and
railway employees.
Prize Fighters ScOOped.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-A couple of local
bruisers, named Meow and Kelly, fought
q prize fight tonight in the town Of Lake.
At the conclusion Of the fourth round the
ponce descended upon the scene and
arrested them.
Arrested for Stealing Barrels.
TORONTO, Feb. 2S.-The brewers have
secured the arrest of a driver and a cooper,
charged with selling their barrels to ont
of-town brewers. About $4,000 worth Of
barrels are thus annually sold.
EmbezzitnG.
JERSEY CRY, Feb. 2S.-Robert z. Cook
was arrested yesterday for embezzling So
$50 from the Fifth Ward Savings Bank.
He plead guilty, and was sentenced to FIVE
years in the penitentiary.
Three Cars pitched.
PALLATIS, H., Feb. 2S.-Three cars Of a
Dakota train, on the Chicago Il North
western road, were ditched near here this
noon. One child was killed, and about so
passengers wounded.
Asking FOL an Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Representative
Cassidy presented a memorial from the,
Legislature of Nevada asking an appropri-
alton Of $3.50. 600 for sinking artesian wells
in that State.
A Fatal Wreck.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 2S.-Eight cars Of
lumber, on the Texas Pacific, were wrecked
west Of this city. One man is ted
killed and two wounded.
After the oyster Drcdgers.
NORFOLK, Feb. 2S.-Governor Cameron
Of Virginia starts tonight with steamers,
carrying a large military force, against the
illegal oyster dredgers.
Drowned.
PALMYRA, No., Feb. 2S.-Mrs. B.. CAL
vert of Warren Township was drowned in
attempting to cross the North River on
horseback.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
Furnished House

4 HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. wa 1sltf f1
"A furnished. on Edwards ,h For psrti''
door to the Presbytsrtan ost w
uIars, apply at this ohace oMresSS J, sTRAUs.
ja2ltf ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
THE FORTUNE OF MAR

The Saturday Review doubts whether
General Grant would have been success
full if he had been originally assigned to
the command in Virginia; and it thinks
that General Mcclellan was unlucky be.
cause he had an impracticable task as
signed to him and because he was op-
posed to superior antagonists. 1t adds,
however, that the fortune of war was de.
cided by the loss of V~icksburg and the
Mississippi.
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A COMPLAINT.

An Eastern correspondent writes that
"Nevada is the first Pacific Coast State to
formally complain of the decision of the
Secretary of State multiplying the Chinese
Restriction Act. The complaint has
come here in the shape OF a petition
adopted by the Legislature Of that State.
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1t was introduced by Representative
Cassidy, and referred to the Committee
on Education aud Labor
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BOZ N.
led.

At Phoebe. New, Feb. l6. 1888, to the wife Of
Samuel Stoddard, q daughter.
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A Varied Performances.

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking il
essence of ginger, when in fact it is made
from many valuable medicines which act
benefcially on every diseased organ.
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Reduction in Prices
holacos City Plot0graplGdaJ

NONE BUT THE BEST AND MOST LIFE
IN like pictures are taken st this CALLER,
with all the latest Improvements OF finish md
style. COPYING, either plsin or finished 10
Crayon, Color or Ink, made 8 specialty-Crsym
work particularly. Also, enlarging or redue
ing to any size desired.
South Main Street, Eureka. sM
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NOTICB-

NrorrcE Is HEREBY eI rvd,s to my Law;
IN forbid any one to give or, es my bed anu
full wife, because she has 10"
board without any cAuss. gCHkks'
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COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb. %. - Edward
Daley, a farmer, and the father of q
large family, was shot and killed by
Mrs. Sarah Pearson at the residence Of
the latter. Daley had formerly been a
visitor at the house, and a damage suit
for 5000 a few months ago was insti-
tuted against him by Mrs. Pearson for
an alleged assault committed during one
of his visits. Since that time the parties
have been On ~unfriendly terms.