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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23
OLIVER
CHILLED PLOW.

Aher handling The o.
liver Chilled plow fer
yearly four years, We
have been forced To the
conclusion that il has 10
eqGal n tue American
market. Tue mu..l Is
taken through "a patcn.
PROCESS called c,Iiling.
which has Tho effect OF
hat'!euirg II, whicn 10.
only makes the p.Jw
last many years longer,
but Will make It scout
nicely in almost every
kind OF SOL. On &C
count of its adjus aOlc
beam 1t is very easily
handled < can ue made
10 cuu very steady with
little trouble. TIE draft
IS much liz nter tAan any
pirT NC Know 'Ot any
where, anl canao, re-
cal one sInSle instance
where il has failed 10
take She premium oyer
all competitors WHEN
ever cxhIUitrd. No one
wll!run any risk n buy
ing Onu-wo !e, YOU
aave then on tral and
Il not ye,;eciIy sat.siac.
Lorv, VIII tLAe It back.
! hey can he htt ut ci-
her Kinney or Sggiag.
field store amd We guar
an,rc 10 SCI. al Cumber-
land * Winch Ser pri-
ccs. ~ Oriersthronsh
tae mai viii beVrcmp,-
iy fled AMI delivered
at my point Oh The E.!.
l!tuorc :, Oaja Railroad
tree OF cost hu wecI
keysei' aud Paw p.H,
Nest ga
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

UNITED SRETGEEN CoNFERE5CE.-
The i2ud annual session of the Viz
gaia Conference -offhe Unlten B-e-
ihreu .hurch was held ia HIgers,own
last week; beginning Narl 7th.
u hop Dick % presiding. e 4. -.
tn"Er,9scr ard Roy. I Il ludeu0ar
we've chosen secretaries.
Presiding Elder Nelson, Of the
South Branch district. presented his
annual report, shoNing u favorable
condition OF affairs in MS district.
HIS character WAS passed
Tue following are tie appointments
FOR this district:
South Branch Dis,rict-J: X. Mel
son, =. +
Winchester S:ation-C. Z. Dyche.
Bloomington and North Riyer.-J.
VI. llctt and II. j. Lawrence.
HerhoIey Springs-E.. Ludvick.
Lost River Mission-J. G Ketter.
man.
FranHiin Circnjt-A. N Horn.
Nortn tor&--To be supplied.
South Branch-W IL. Sunse!l.
New Creek-J VI. RpdrucIl.
Allegheny William Hcsse.
El'. Garden Missipn-}V. II. Clary.
Garrett Mesjon-E. y. Pugh.
Berkeley Mission }. \. Ncglev.
). }. GIossbrcnner. bishop OF the
Ohio District.
j. W Hot, Ediior Religious Te!e.
scope, Dayton, Ohio.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23
ECMES TIC
Seeing .Bf0chiHcS.
Our Sewing Machine


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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23
Ely EIGHTY YEARS.
Mis-. II. \. BIDDER.

Nv eiga,y years! 81 eighty wears!
Slail took back with joy OF tears
4 -r1ss !!fs's track, a. lp :es done,
~ battles lost ani victories won,
a: ssi mi,tas tia, hive made,
Al hopes that blossomed but to fade,
Or, at the fruit that now appears.
OF seed we'll sown in eighty years?
Ny eighty yesrsl Ny eighty years!
What lights ana shadows, tIopes s. fears
What g!impses OF the good and true.
What friendships all tho journey thro'
What merc:es have around me shore,
What honest haads have clasp'Gmy own,
Since that evcutfll me'below
Ny birthday. eighty years ago!
The man who lets the lay pass by
From youth 20 LATE maturity,
Ia carelessness OF acts ana lceia,
Uumindful OF his NATURES needs,
When opportunity has gone.
And still the days are passing on,
viii never know, ns evening nears,
What may be done in eighty years.
Nv eighty years. NJ eighty years!
The western horizon now clears,
And can see with calmcr eyes
The hand that leads me towards the
sties:
And ii,tening / can hear today
y slli! small vo.1o tia, seem 10 say,
What IN IL hath sowa he reaps aloua.
In eighty wears. wnlt hav: You sown?
v you desire n Pure Thskey, distilled from
3,e o"!y snd OF great age, call for Roseahsim' :
SF;ingdaIc. For sale by Pat,c., Murphy, two
doors north Of Hart Hotel, Winchester, Va.
Yong man, you need something
mo'c substantial than cigar. light kin.
and cane 10 commence Housekeeping
y iih.
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"TAE EzST Is cHEAFEsT."
rs ss.:s9si THRESHERSsslls]E5, l lls
- fl - .icrH. WTifnfsr gF's.f ilHs I'el..+
"'ii ilct1 - lic ~ tc41n 4 IssloF Co. Htrs4. -
Nicls E-IornI Guido

For 1858 is an fcrsni Book ~
ge' D5l0rcd Pa % 3. w-s end
b.cs. ar1 more than l.C.8 II8s.t..
rh".c'st IiowerF Plants ard N.se'..
pir,toas for grow ~. iiislsrd ar.s
OIL ite teoier FABLE or .iaIll t
Stra on yOur name AND Post us
"iiu 10 cents. auj vii. seed 50.
hke paid. This BE- sut "a Gutr.ef Of
D. runicd no both Erg'ish nod G-.miu
s;,erwtris order SEEDS d.3g-t 3D. reoa
NlcA'7 Seed are chs Bees DID
world The Floral Guide vii t.i. bow "'
mod gcIw them
Nrks Flower aud NcEcab''
Gen .,j p.Ees. @ Jol5rei Plate.
i.gs Ter % ce7ts iu r,rcr covers
in elegant Clota 'n German GU tp-
N'ck's Illustrated Mpulhiv ls-
~ PaRes, 'oloyed Plate iu every
end many hna 1sr,silRs Fd,s 81 -
Five toric3 iDr 80 Co. Specimen hun.s
Too 10 cents. Still copi,s .or ~ o.I'
JAMES NI.hi
E0clsse. y
,ccmher %, 1882.
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deuce. For ,lSes.E.ning year he lnisliissssr
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on ihe folio Stsg terms: .
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Til volumes OF the Magazine bo-ia wis e
'lin1sts tor Jcuc ADD u..rnhtr ~ e,,a yef
" lea 10 ,iue j., spe,ftd 10 vii Zoe soisr'
iHt ,h, suts.illeg "ish.5 to begin ... z
current Nugthfr.
BE- lost k.stt Foiuns' Of U.7- N
zine, 90 reat ci.in uiltirg, will us cent
mail "1t'p'ii o. receipt of - JIl.-
mail post ,ril
Index "a Itrp~r's NHg4Tao a'rra.s
'E1'! ht'l. md Nsss m ..a- Fa'a.et
inclusive from Jut., 1859. ~ 5g., ss.
vol 3 so, Cloth - .O.
Remittance houid g.. 1fale hy POET ts p
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rent "tuoW he cK,tsss cftcs %. as-f
EfoiGefs. Adde'S
EAEYER G. JNJTIiEaN
Dec $, 1852. Now 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

The yonus man WHO called oil lis
girl tic other ngLt and mis!ook the est
IA the cha'g Tor The chair cushion, and
So, down on il, says inst .c had 40 idea
that 4 ca. could come up 20 the scratch
on sucL. short uCiic,.
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4 new ly, of Bei,toGis a. r,rhL mi.
- GlLtESDN- &. pUEH.
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PAID UP CAPITAL sIoy oOo,
Pc A BODY
gasnranse Or.


tyFRtTES Moderate lines on DWELLINGS
w Proper,y aud Grs..class MsresS,.l. =.
Man u'actnting asks.
DIRECTORS :--Aioaso Lotinr. A,u,.
Laus6,ia. George x. Tingt-, James -
}. 4. Miller. ~ u. Adams. 4. u Sean. 4
y Irwin, lohs w. Brswu. ALoNZu LORl,'i
President. i. p. DUBmNS, Assis,sp, So
ry. j. II PaCLL. Secretary. II. A. Mrr
AMBER. General Agent
GEORGE W. S8UUKEY, has be-u .,,,l,,.
A gent toe Hampshire GeapI. ". Va
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II. &. AWAKE.
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ABLE, ALERT, ALWAYS AuRan.
TIE WHEELING
4 ~ - Z 4 L @ H. NCEp
ESTABLISHED ~ 1852.
LEADS IN WEST VIRGlNI.

AZ New paper still ahead,
As ~ Political Jonrnal unsurpassed
A. y literary Paper, the Family Fsror,,
As en- Industrial Record, complete & a,,r,s.
As n farmers companion always x,s,,,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

TINE II QCir.-'Nb by dom you sen
your children 10 school, Ike:' asked tue
Superintendent, C; puuIc IN -lruu,ions
OF an old colored man.
Wal boss, Use triel dat school bus.
incss an i. won't work
How tLu'?'
'Wc!l you see, my sons Uecn study
in 'riiurne'ic fur some time. an luther
Gay l axcd him what de County Sea,
on Africa. and lie couL,n't tell ne.
"Lena boy studies 'r;tbmc,ic free years
AMI cant f-ser OUT such s;mu.c
question, l think dat its lime sur h,.n
ter qn'' Now hes ,tulyin' 's,ron,u}
IL 4 brick-yar6.'- A,i:rnsac Trcce'3.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

Yong nan, you need Something
'no'c substantial than cigar. light kiua
and cane 10 commence housekeeping
aiih.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

I Il. G pANC AXE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

Wei, "a! 1 docsn', want you TO-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

" you desire Pure whiskey, distilled frou
Re o"!y Hnd OF great age, call for Roseuhsim
SFiingdAIe. For sale by Pnt,ic., Murphy, two
doors north Of Hart Hotel, Winchester, Va
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
The Caucus.

On Saturdayeyening last what would
appear to be the entire body of legal
voters in Warner precinct assembled at
thc school house, pursuant to call, for
the purpose of electing three delegates
to attend the county convention at
Columbia. Ii the attendance at the
caucus is any criterion, the majority Of
the citizens of Warner nobiy appre-
ciate their privilege of staying at home.
After the meeting had been called
to order and its object stated, G. N.
Cooper RAJ chosen chairman and
@, J. @. Macleod secretary. Delegates
were then chosen by reclamation as
follows; Martin Boardman, B. M.
Anderson and s. L. McMaster. The
delegation was empowered to cast d
full vote in case Of the absence of any
of its members. @. J. G. Macleod.
N. |. Gilbert and Il G. Turner were
then appointed the precinct committee
Tor the ensuing year and the caucus
dissolved.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
q4'he New England Supper'--4 Brilliant
NMN&0SSs

Success
The entertainment given by the
Ladies' Aid Society on Saturday even
ing last was a most enjoyable affair
and d thorough success IN every par
~ticuIar, showing that although twice
disappointed by mc1vmcnl weather the
society Is incapable Of defeat OF Of
doin,auyghin& by half measures.
About 3 o'cfo.. he bail began fill
ing rapidly, end ~aortty after the COM
pany were invited to 2artako of supper
such q supper as only fair hands
and culinary artists can prepare.
Three large tables seated the adult
portion Of the asSomblage and the
manner in which they paid their re-
spocts to the delicious 1i0ndS amply
testified their appreciation. After a
relay the little ones sat down to per
form their portion Of the ceremonies,
and their hearty enjoyment Of the
dclccavicS and innocent glc0 over the
good cheer was a sight to awake sym
pathy in an anchorite.
As soon as the inner man had IN
ioyoI his full measure of enjoyment,
a handsome quilt, the handiwork of
the society, which Was offered as a
prize, was disposed Of. Frank Dupre
was the lucky winner. and no sooner
had his good fortune been made known
than he expressed a desire to have the
article sold at auction to further in
crease the receipts of the evening.
Accordingly /. A. Hubbard mounted
the rostrum and by the eloquence Of
his Mdch-'mioffercd" sold the quilt to
Q. A.. Swanson for 81. Mr.. Swanson
in his turn donated it to be sold again,
bidding it in himself for $40, thus
making the quilt net the societya total
of $40.
This pleasing episode, over, mutual
fareweIls were exchanged and the com
pany dispersed, feeling that they had
enjoyed a pleasant time and warmly
praising the promoters of the sociable.
The society Melted Handsome sum as
a result of their efforts.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
County Convention.

The county convention convened at
Columbia on Tuesday with a good
representation present. r. r. Hurlbut
was elected chairman and E.. L. Spence
secretary. After the usual prelimin-
aries were disposed of the convention
proceeded to nominate a county COM
missioner for district No. l, to which
the delegates from that district object
ed and finally withdrew. On the first
ballot S. d. Cone had a majority and
was declared the unanimous choice.
The other nominations were by
aoclsmation and resulted as follows:
Coroner-Dr. II. S. McNut of
Aberdeen.
Constables-L. P, Hudson of Aber-
deem, James McGill Of Frederick.
After appointing the following
county committee for the ensuing year
the convention adjourned sine die:
Groton-J, M. Bennett, Jr.
Bath. ID. Mason.
Aberdeen-H. r. Blanding.
Columbia. ID. Reeves.
Westport-J. T. Brown.
Frederick--J. M. Patton,
Warner-N. /. Gilbert.
Ordway-R. H. Garland.
Rondell-R. N. YanTobel.
Precinct No. 10. Hunchberger.
Precinct No. lie. G. Baldwin.
Precinct No. Re. L. Davenport.
Delegates from commissioner district
No. ! assembled in separate convention
and nominated j. ID. LAWN for com
missioner. Which name will beplaced
upon the regular ticket remains to be
seen, but it certainly appears that del
eggates have no right to make a nom
ination which the law debars them
voting upon. One Legislative district
has no right to send delegates to make
q nomination in another, and we take
It that the new law places commits
sloner districts in the same relation.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
Rest picked pork at Coles.

Rest nick]pd Dork at Coles.
curiosity, next weeks Sun.
Kcpncdy a. Kingston sell IumbG at
bed ro.k rock prices.
N,v+ ,.ooL,s Sr1 will show Won how
+, s9va money.
,,.,ln,n ,,.;d
T1ur" Srv sgnrtnm vnry pleasant call
on "Wednesday.
1e ,u,n4 70 L,,,, tbo host farm
- 9o" NV, "% f,,+a ~ ro5 ' csu on E%nnrjy
~" E;mn ,,,1I,''' ~ ''''
Un[n,rl ,,,, Won will sco # IN newt
,-oli|, Sr'>,
TL, u,n,-,v oo,,no,,, will shortly
hn;Ij e., io-foof aij;fion to their sheds
orJ ,+ = i ,r'irh tho bo.t or2jos Of
Tm IL coal
~
New stock OF cigars ana tooaccoS az
WV
Hubbard has struck a plan Tor next
Mrs = ). Andrews, WE OF "arnefs
popular oePoC aSeht, VINO d Deou
visiting her parents III MaPLetoiI' las
county, returned 10 arhcf IhlS week
ana Will ShoElIy commence mousse
keeping
On NoIGmOer Ist OF 263 lienry
oInnorr VIII open a { H marhGt inc
Wnarn Ne VIII keen An EXCELLENT Stock
Of everything in his line,
huooard Will no" you he" oou9e
IN next week 0ON'
A Wisconsin man named Agnew, in
the employ Of inc railroad company,
while at work on a bridge crossing
Snake creek. was accidentally struck
Oh Ile ie4u anu instantly hIlieo oy d
nea'y IIlOeE Oh MONDAY morning laSU'
new plan Oh Lu9oaru In next
"e7N Dun ION " ~ Se0 It,
Michael Smith, the veteran tree man
of Dakota, was in Warner this week
attending to several contracts. Tree
culture interests Mr.. Smith in more
than a pecuniary sense, and wherever
he goes he leaves living monuments of
his skill in his calling.
Hnhbar5 wants Won 70 rood b first
tbin" rJ rom ooo " a. w. ro W. io"S rn7 nIS'
All MONITORS Of tho q 4 D -
tho ria;nitv of w. 'mU "a a. ~ G IL
olie vioiIlUJ VI nalnel' anu IhoSe
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing by and
between Charles w. Stafford and
Melvin Cole, under the firm name Of
Stafford & Cole, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Melvin Cole con.
tlnues the business and will collect
ali debtSsaan said firm and assumes All
liabilities of the same.
CHARLES w. STAFFORD.
MELVIN Cole.
Warner, u. H., October LIST, 1883.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
Land Office Notice.
s. LAND gRFIcE.


This Office will be open on Monday.
October 18th, at 8 a.m., for receipt Of
fina proof, and testimony on contests
may be submitted on stipulation.
No filings or other new business viii
be received until new register enters
upon duty, of which due notice will be
given. B. l. HugeGHfSsoN,
Register.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27

LosT-On or about October 10Th. q
Black and White Shepard Dog; was
last seen in Warner on October Goth.
ANY person returning the same to me
at Sec. IL, L. 121, r. SO will be suitably
rewarded. HE. KIM
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27

AoTIcE-Al persons indebted to the
estate Of = Merriam are requested to
call on MI. b. Il. Flint, who Is en-
poWered 10 collect all debts due the
estate. A. M. Corr, Admir-.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
Chicago,
Milwaukee
and st. Paul

1t owns and operates over 1900 miles
of road in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa and Dakota; AM as lis
main line, branches and connections reach
all the great business Centers Of the
Northwest and Far West, it naturally an
swers the description Of Short Line and
Best Route between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Lacrosse and
Winona.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and
Glendale.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and
Saltwater.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Wausau and
Merrill.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and
Oshkosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and
OconOmowoc.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and
Prairie du CHEN.
Chicago, Owatonna and Faribault.
Chicago, Beloit, GAINESVILLE and Min
eral Point.
Chicago, Elgln, Rockford and Dubuque
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and
Cedar Rapids.
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha,
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and
Yankton Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitch
ell and Chamberlain ; Rock Island.
Dubuque, st. Paul and Minneapolis:
Davenport, Calmar, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
PULLMAN SLEEPBRs and the FINEST
DINING CARS IN THE WORLD are run on the
main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAU-
KEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and every
attention is paid to passengers by court
eous employees of the company.
SIS MERRILL, A.. V. III. CARPENTEB
Gent Manager. Gen. Pass. Ag't
j, T. CLARK, Gro. I'll, HEAFFoR3
Gen. Supt. Asst Gen. Pass. Ag't
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-27
SUN

Fresh eggs ut Coles.
Go to Kennedy & Kingston's for
lumber.
Scandinavian service in the school
house hall Sunday.
A. W. Wight of Rondeli visited the
metropolis Thursday.
A. s. Cheasbro goes to Watertown
Monday on a brief visit.
H. A. Hubbard had a chimney built
On his hardware store this week.
C. II. Shields departed on a visit to
Necedah, Wis, Friday evening.
Stove pipe and elbows at Hubbard's.
Mr.. Fred Fisher and family arrived
home in Warner Friday morning.
S. L. McMaster employs himself
these days in improving his farm.
1t is astonishing to sec how many
stoves Hubbard is selling this fall.
Mrs. W. J. Elliott left Wednesday
evening to visit friends in Michigan.
Best tea and coffee at Coles.
Mr.. Huseby, of the firm of Bidtness
& Huseby, visited Aberdeen on We'd
nesday.
Hubbard has one No. / Racine
tanning mill left for $50 cash. Go
see it.
Z. E. Champlain took a three days
tour through northern Sphinx county
this week,
Building paper in carload lots at
Kennedy Il Kingston's.
n. /. Gilbert is makingsome valuable
improvements to the exterior of his
residence.
Cole receives new goods daily.
Ramsay Arthur of Schoolcraft,
Mich, was a guest of ]. s. Townsend
on Tuesday.
Hubbard has just got another car
load Of lime.
Martin Boardman had $4,000 forest
and ornamental trees planted on his
claim this week.
All kinds of building materials at
Kennedy & Kingston's.
Dir. Davis, one of the auditors of the
Milwaukee road, paid an official visit
70 Warner on Tuesday,
Hubbard has a few of those Their
mOmeters and barometers left. Give
hum sixty cents and take one home.
A hunting party composed of w. J.
Elliott, Frank Durey and Mr.. Rose
started for the Missouri country Thurs
day morning. Good luck to them,
Lamps and lamp fixtures at Coles.
James Z. Kelley, elder of the Warner
Presbyterian church, attended as a
delegate the meeting of the Aberdeen
Presbytery held at Groton on Tuesday.
Hubbard is closing out his stock of
Minnesota white brick.
Mr.. George Getpan departed for
his home in Syracuse, N. Y, Monday
evening, after having arranged his ex-
tenslye farming interests for a winters
absence.
All kinds Of easssa goods At Cole !.
Miss Mary Townsend, who had been
visiting her brother, j. @. Townsend.
since August last, returned to her home
2 SCHOOLGIRL, Mich, Wednesday
evening,
The new town of Ipswich, Edmunds
county, is said to be suffering from a
scarcity OF water. A well on the town
site has been bored to a depth of one
hundred feet and is still dry,
Hubbard sells Shipman's best white
lead.
Lyceum Saturday evening at !
o'clock. Subject Of debate: aResolyed.
that works of art create more wonder
IN the mind Of man than works Of
nature" Everybody cordially invited.
Saturday evening last, in Aberdeen.
q worthless character named Weeks.
whom bis wife and daughter fed and
clothed by working III the hotel Arte-
SIAN, procured a revolver aud attempts
ed to force them to leave their employ
ment. Not succeeding, he drew his
revolver and fred at the girl. The
Dttfiet penetrated The arm and lodged
IN the lung, whence the physicians have
been nnahle 10 extricate it. For soma