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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

a poor Scotch lad and made a great
fortune. Some may think he owes
ll.s wealth TO the gro itcppor;unitios ne
fo1nd here Il is doubtful. A school
friend OF his who remained mt Glas,
gov is to-day worth forty million dol
lars. and he too started poor. Snch
men rs Mr. Mitchell cannot help get
ting rich. Several years ago Mr..
Mitchell went To Europe. In France
he met his old school friend, the Gias-
gov banker. The two went ABOUT
together all day. The Glasgow man
paid all the bills. At the close OF the
day. when the two sat down 10 dinner,
the Glasgow banker pulled out card,
and, turning TO Mr. Mitchell he said ::
Sandy, you owe me dollar and six.
ty.iive cents TLis WAS Sandy's
share OF the expense of the day, aud
be promptly paid his share TO the ex-
act penny, rs matter Of course. -
This rigid exactness in the smallest
expenditures ID one OF Tie common
elements insthe character OF these two
very rich men. Yet with all this ex-
actness and care no one has ever
dreamed of calling Mr.. Mitchell
stihgy or close. PHoNo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
From the Pittsburgh Evening Chro.icle.
Pittsburgh and Lynchburg.
To the Editor of The Evening chronIel.

I To the Editor Of the Evening Chronicle
a brief article giving the summary
OF Il report made by Philip Z. Dam
bridge, suggestive OF Il new railway
route from Lyncliburg, Va, ION the
james River, and Il center of the great
red oxide iron ore tield,) by way Of
Panther Gap, &c T., and up Mononga-
hcla River TO Pittsburgh lately APP.
pearcd in the Dispatch and was cop
icd into the Baltimore Sun. 1t APP
pears from Mr.. DIS report, that the
railway proposed Is practicable, i'll 1t
distance OF three hundred aud six
miles BIT the construction of this
ROAD will involve an expenditure of
probably ten millions OF dollars, and
require several years for Its construc-
tiui.
Now may be pert;nently asked by
the rirtaburgh iron interest, ii the
main object sought or intended by
such road. g, economical transpor
/ ton ot james uver iron ores - may
! not be attained on other and less en-
pensivc conditions.
Let us enquire Of this; From Pitts
burgh, by way OF Cumberland, Md.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has Il completed line ,o
Romney, w. Virginia, Il distance OF
one hundred ana eighty miles, and
from Broadway station, Rockingham
county, Virginia sixty miles due south
Of Romney, the same company has Il
completed line TO LyHohbnrg, fur
Their distance OF one hundred and
twcnty.niuc miles. We have Seen
total, from Pittsburgh to Lynchbnrg,
of three hundred and sixty nine miles,
by the b. & 0. Il. Il. line, (ail COM
uletcd save sixty miles, between
!iomney and Broadway stations, which
can be built in the present year, aud
not exceed million anl 4 h.lfot dol
lars IN cost in comparison with the
new lines proposed by Mr.. Dandrdge,
OF three hundred and six miles 10 be
constructed NJ cost OF eight or ten
millions OF dollars. and in period OF
live to eight years. Your readers
may we'll consider this subject III lis
economical aspect, for the iron ores
OF the James river may certainly be
transported by the Il. 6 O. X. Il.
Tonte,to Pittsburgh, reunmerativeIy at
not more than five dollars Der ton,
nett price at Pittsburgh
| beg tie :avor of place for these
views of subject in which Pittsburgh
has great and lasting interest. in your
columns, only plcdging myself for the
accuracy OF facts and figures present.
ed in this communication.
CORRESPONDENT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
November }. 1882. ly.

William McDoo, a hotel keeper in
Greensboro, II. c., had pane OF
glass broken III his front window re.
Gently, and sent to New York fox
another, 22x32 inches bu. unfortun
atcly wrote it feet The order was
sent to Franco. and now there Is Il
pane OF glass at Norfolk an inch thick
and 22X32 feet III size. accoinp lniel
by 4 bill for 81. 100. There is 10 cai
largo enough TO carry it and it vii
not pass through some OF the bridges
OH the road.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

Fifty thoasan dollars MAS bid fu
the Washington. Cincinnati AMI ST
LOuis Railroad, Which WAS offered at
auction Last Saturday at llarr;sonLHrg
Va. Ofcourse the road, with its char.
ter, franchises and toriy-seveu miles
OF right OF way, WAS not knocked
down al the figure, lat the sale was
postponed til May 2tth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

A cold IS uaike most visitors ill
you want 10 &c, r.,i OF il, You mast give
i; q warn rccop ion with Dr. Bulls
C"ush Syrup, the staniAri cougf - ae.
dy Of our age. For sale by oil drug
gists at twenty I've cents q bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

Excelsior Cook Stoves Tue heat made
ltuSscll d Bro. sole Agents forR)mncy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13


The Spring number of Enrichs'
Fashion Quarterly more than fuItlls
the promise of It's predecessors. With
in the compass OF lis one hundred and
twenty pages, ii sets before liz rea-
ders an absolutely complete cpitome
OF the fashions Of the coming season
IN ladies' wearing apparel and fabrics
of every kind and this, not in the
shape OF ascrie5 ol vague gcrerahtics.
such rs the ordinary fashion journal
too often contents itself with, but bv
means of q succession of clearly writ,
ten descriptions OF actual articles, each
accompanied with an engraving of the
ting described, and all arranged in
50 orderly and mcthodicM % manner
that any desired information can bc
referred to without difficulty. over
sixty new designs for ladies and cuiI.
dren's dresses arc illustrated and dc.
scrlbed, together with u large number
of trimmed hats, light spring WRAPS.
and other articles for the aaormmcu;
OF the outcr woman 4 new feature
OF tue Magazine is the Introduction OF
fashions III mems clothing; large
variety OF stylish looking and ccono.
mical suits being illustrated and dc.
scribcd.
The literary features OF the Maya.
zine also deserve their need of praise.
Margaret Eytinge, Josephine Pollard.
Eben J. RcXiord. and other well
known writer's are represented bv
ta'es. skcicbes, ani poems. An in.
tcrcstlny article on 'llousoboll Deco.
ration is contributed by Mrs T. Y.
l}attey Of tho New York SON: AMI
Hope Lcjyard's talk from the Easy
Char will bc tcad with interest bv
mothers, far and near.
Altogether, we think Tie emphatic
verdict pronounced by every lady
reader on tho present number of the
Fashion Quarterly will be: Worth
IT'S price aud ten times more.
Published by Enrich Bros Eighth
Avenue, New York. at so cents a
year, or 10 cents copy.
Excelsior Cook Stoves, Tue hest made
IsuS-rIl n Pr, .f.1s N.,...t. g.-D
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
South 3rantll 5nteliiecntte.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. Arsnls, 1883.

N'tNph+hAg VI buNi@bip haD tSfb
appointed Postmaster General in place
of Mr.. Howe deceased The Ju6ge is
said 10 be 4 strong revenue refor,nero-,
as the Republicans put IL, siSree IRA
der
Custer County. Montana, is the lsrg-
est county in tie United States. It's
area is $4,000 square miles. 1t il larg-
er than The States Of Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire. Delaware,
Connecticut aud Rhode Island al com,
bined.
The postal cards are ma le a: iIol-
yoke, massachusetts,, by forty men who
turn ont about . million daily. They
have dim 'nishcd the consumption 81
writing paper by from $4,000, 600 to
10000 600 a year.
PETER CoorEK died OF pneumonia
at half past 3 o'clock in New York
on the fourth inst. ar. Cooper vas
92 years old st tho thee Of his death.
lie only celebrated his ninety-seconl
birthday On February 18th, when there
was quite social gathering at his
house. lie was a man OF large wealth
The number and value os stamps,
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49, vac ''''' VI '"s'".'' "n''
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

- AFG Kidney Care iI,detlime Iron Bit.
- ters, hop biuers Fellow Syr1, OF liypo.
ri'osphates, and all such drugs rs nrc kent in
country .,ores, you will Fl al ~
GlLkESONS rCGH.
April - 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

rlfHE celebrated Royal Laling powders
4 and GOsoru's Yeast Cakes fresh & nice.
Tor ssie hy GiLkESJNS K PUGu.
EonIney, April -. 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
,ksJn Car2cr, plairtiH

join Carder James Carler aud
Mary - formerly Mary Uarder and
- her husband, VIM. Poland and
Elizabeth Poland his wife Mary Rob-
erson, Susan Carder. Eunice Carder.
Lavina Cardcr, Lucinda Pool. John
f. Carder, VIM. Il Carder, aud Bell
Carder Sarah T.. Carder. Hebecca
Yost aud - Cardcr infant daugh.
ter of Sanford Cardcr decd. Ann
Cardcr, Luther Cardcr, and Emlv
Davis and James Davis and Stcphcn
Hannas. Defendants.
The object Of this suit IS to have
the real estate of which Abbot Car.
der died seized sold and the pro-
cceds divided among those entitled
thereto aud for general rclicf. &c.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit
fled, that the heirs OF Ileur, Carder.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

formerly Mary Cardcr and 80
her husband, WIZ Poland aud Eliza.
beth Poland lis wife and Lucinda
Fool are non-residcuts Of the STATE
OF " Va, IL is ordered that said
unknown parties and said non rcsi.
dent Defendants DO appear within one
month after lhe date OF the first pub.
location hereof, apl do shat Is necos.
sary toPro'cci their Interests. Tc4tc.
v NJ. POLLING. Clerk
April 6. 1888 p st.
Fiouruuj Arr. tor pi.iT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

bat the great restorative, Eosleuer's St5rn
nch Biiters. will 90. must lie {, ,herpd rom
Whit II has dnre Ifles ,H,ctsd radical cures
Va thousands O. fea 81 dyspepsia bilious dis.
orders. Intermittent fever. uorvo,s sfy~c,i,,,,s
genera! debility. constipation. sick headache
mental dependence. aud the peculiar com
rlainis ard disabilities 10 which tie feeble
are go subject;
For sale by all Druggists and D,s'ers
generally April G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
New AdyeFt iseulents.
THE
P"clGc Northwest
Oregon. washington and Idaho.

OFT RS tho best Gs,d fuf Emi,ranfs. viz.
niilJ. equ4ble, anl healthy climate ; 81, az
land oi gto' fertility, pro'. Iciug ALI tnfeiits
o. Grain, Frat, and Grasses ia wOndetf1I a
bTndAGce an iaexBtusiihls supply ut Timber
vast Cun' Ficlas and other minersi depasits
cHr"P ana fuicS Transportation by r.itrn+l5
ana pvsr navigation direct commerce with
OIL pHits OF tse world, owing to is proximity
10 tae Pacific Occan
40 DROUTHN. NO INSECT PES rs.
no HURRICANES. WdIRLW
OR OTHER DESTRUCTIVE PnE-
NOMESa
The Lands Of The Pacsc Norrliwest show an
average yield Of heat yer mere largely in c,-
cess Of tnat Of any othe section Of tie United
states
No GG'are 81 crops has ever occurred.
OREGON beat cogi 1and5 higher price
than t:nl ct .ny o'bef cDuGtry il tive Liver
pool inarEet.
Az INN ense area Of very fertile Railroad AMI
Government Lands. Within easy reach OF the
frank liacs o; ihe Northern acide Railroad.
me Oregoh RaiiwA Mitigation, and the o.
RECON California R'il-oa5 Co's ano their IN.
metous branches In tire great Vallsvs or Tie
CoiGr bis sud IT, tributaries. are nov offered
iur sue ~ Low i'fites, und on Easy Terms or
clen 70 gre empiou snd Homestead Enpy
"F tte7i HiHFemclt Of population 70 the
t"lHmoia r"e'on now ia progfess viz DO tnor-
,"'lti' ilcfrssti Oy the completion CT the
NoF'hern Pacific Railroad, aud the Oregon
HALLWAY Navigation Cos sysieug ThIs
leaders cefisia RAPID increase ia tie value or
i"naa nov 9 zen 90 lrlfcisFe or to entry nLder
lae United states LsBd Jews
10, rem hic's. aud Maps, descriptive Of tho
country iis resources climate. route, az travel
rates and Toll reformation adde's
n. l.. STOKES.
OkNhitAL EASTERN AGENT.
~ Clark "a 1f.....,.- M
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

M EST VIRGINIA, To WIZ AT rules ho!d
~ in The CeJk's OIL e uf TIE Circui. Court
OF ilhmpshrc cJuaty, tho lct Monday ~ A.
pfil, 1888.
Jacks ID CnrIlnr ,1lniri;H
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
Letter from Washington.
From Ga ssas.a. csrnsas.ls....


Il man Of considerable ability, respec-
ted By men OF all parties in his State.
Ills appointment does away with
whatever hopes Mr.. New may have
had OF obtaining cabinet position,
even should Mr. Folger's coveted re-
tirenient occur. 1t seems somewhat
strange, in view OF Judge Folger's
experience, that Julge GrcsLom
should be w;llin. to sacrifice life
position so honorable as the one he
now holds and plunge into the tur-
moil of the political arena But it
must be borne in mind that. az IN
Eng land. according 70 Gilbert q Sui
livan's 'Iolanthe,;
Every LITE hey and gal,
That's born IN. this world t;iye,
j. either liti!e Liberal,
Or else "A lii,le Conservative
So, i'll Indiana, all are born politicians,
and not even the ialicial erminc can
thwart natures purpose.
There is a kind Of anxiety aud I'M
certainty IN the Official life OF Wash
''iS'"n nov. nc prospect OF change
- "o'n'' ''ra'ion uPse's everything
NOR OF iess' ana when The people
WHO nave oeel III power twenty-five
le"'9 oc@'A 20 'h!!N OF stepping down
"ha OUT t'icy are IKE Charles Lamb,
staggered ut the idea Of another state
Of existence. There il no looger the
easy confidence OF few years back.
"e cha''So Is ALREADY anticipated 10y
nv l'''Hocra. congress Wn'Gn Is COM
M an, 'Ge 600 "t''ce'ii2'ders mere
'''''h Nr. 'eIi'SN' ISe' down 70 me
HepaFl'HehI messengers :uI nave q
,'''.c uhce''"'h !ee'His III me oar'l o.!
IN ,'G'Ns O"1 re'',"FN'o'e tihh2
'a ~" = I' 81 'Ii,e'l'' "'l,H', ,le,, OH
~. ~ '''o '''i s'> '"- = ca l hofc
MA 9'"" -. U I ~ NC |e'd nm
,, 'iG" .''e.'''S go. IVY arc ne" )
,i 1,N' - y'- T''is', : ~ 'e!Ns 'po So!'
- -. " '''0' = W ".'i wy, ere" t'ey
IL. ~, W = ~ ~ - 'o'H y '!'@S
~, ~ - .-''',.'s ~ : pas
49,, -, -, ~ - -'.'''.l'as.o!' : urn
60. WV" . ,'..'.i.' ~ l'et ,t'''''oh'
h. ~ VIZ ~ 81 ! .Ii'I ~, % eyer ,:
VIII So s. -. ~ - '''S';''u i 'ne
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

It seems natural, doeso't Il, tho
Wheo . MANS bosinesgets run dow
- winds Il upc
Nooey = eallsd the great circulat
ing 0odiu0 because men have h
ejlou)oto lively = got . medium
amount cit.
AIti1eial diaanoodD aso now md
With ccea Pce!eeesoa that they es1
scarcely - tood n0Q ~ soal gems
The Wy . tost tho0 = g aok th>
poWDbgoko9 ~ ~ a6va0ee.
Tho ssssloas q State Lagisleturel
all Ovss tho oor 1t1y agO op6ood viii
To0igjooo e1oeo1Doo, and many really
dovoot poop1o aro In oooooqueoce Be-
ginning 10 dosbt the eaneaey o.
prayer.
"The Toaaeeo Waits" and tn
SfCigar Quadsills" aEs Two daneel
Iato1y invested in middle Co0n
esgoe. O0e must b up 70 eou4 q
fellow tbe piper who provides tn
Dasie foe t6o0.
'ACooo0ol," said Q 0oa who wanted
. nake ct . genealogical tree
''Co3oool, bow en- I become thor
oeghly aeq1ainted With ny family
hisaeeZ!" '-6i0PlY by running tol
Yos en- bsy es.Pes and pears ID
vi.tsf, bst ~ saaall boy will nc'
leel harry until b en- 20 out with
his skates o. and bay green applea
o. The street that viii beod him LIKE
~ allignsoe inside q half IN hoor.
Il = seated - positive fhot thai
daring the rsesat e3setios . RsPabii.
en- candidate W. % unpopolof thal
. crowd refused . toke . dljDk with
him. We hod - jdoa that party
spirit WaD ever carried 70 sooh IN q.
tIo0o = that.
Jooeph Smith ia down tho eollal
staisD tho oeho46a aod bgoko BIZ leR,
hk right arm, tvo Sihe, his Dese, one
n0gof, and c9t hls sealp, speained hil
ankle and put hie s6ooJdse oat o|
joint. He was picked up insensible
little bswildegod . 70 what hed O.
cu1red, loe his Int question W.;
"Who did they n00in1le:"
"Yaas," exc3aianed ho0ost Old
Johann KastoDelsalsd, '.younG beeb'
- haf got into extsavag6nt D0shune.
Ven 70 yung rots q blane fool'
ieh1ess gae 6a1es. Now NY log1
rite ~ sehmsll, goat-edee ntt!e
sehgaps, vt g0>t I've tj0oD - moea
. . ~ too)i6bDosD 0nh md don'(
give y0o quarter - 1s0eh room Sos
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

1hogo soomo - - - soeb Vi0teeo
~ - thog0 Wogo 0ovo1ey q olGhSy
yoaD - 0vlal, - 0e1bk 70 -
nalivo lgseoA ~ plaall1g 81 ~
0eQs6egol dsvs0oqns1t q ~ la11.
Oug3og ~ sov0ooeo0eA a0d elgtA-
eeenGe eoalus3os, theeo Vsge d ~
Oh We'd 0o0o Vi0toeD b6t1ogly
0e0ogaboa II 0sitoin, ID loo4, u
Iha0es ~ iSoose toa depe6 q
6xty00 i0eheo, a0d Doog1y a ~
Md II ~ U1i1oo Xi1G0o0 ~.
66o6. II 1oo0 ~ oood W. soio-
eoooo ID eooehogo 8uropa, 0opoela1ly
i0 A01lI10, th0t VooVO V0Wo 0Iivpo
Ag1Qoe ia1o vjeoae, Vhege they
a6taeho1 booG1D q borooa and oVoo
ha0ao bolaQ. Three ysagD latss
10y peGsSes woGo iS0ooo 70
0oa1h q vnsieoD pag1o q 0eenooy.
H. eol1 vi16s9, : & ~ eallod Il
oeeinstie0, eee1s!s9 u IN. wAsn
IL - Iivl1 a1a 1Akss n 4nSepe
vsge ee0P1sbely hoeea. aodevee IS
- ooveg1l 1lD0 600 GhogA ~ ~
easth ilse)l fls0 sevsa - eaght ~
oooR 01N1e a0a boag1D I'll 0ea1,
thooGo0ds q 40, Ve0oa a04 ehle
dgo0 poei1boa ia tho04 6oooeo. II
0ooeh0so 9m0eo 0oes1y an ~ vl0e-
yagdD Woso 6osl1ogoa Iho Adslolje
~ Ao0o0 aDd 1ooh q ~ 0odleog.
snnean in tho nelghbogAoodol 0eooo
a1d LegAegn, s1a ~ le9ea aad
egaa0o G1oveo Wsso bolghte6in many
nnsS nf6Anlv nmRanS ina naGna
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

NV YORK, Feb. 2A-Benk stote
nnents: Loans, i0c1eooe. eoo ~
spee3s, decrease, J! ~ yee9s Seenl tea'
den, deersace. y. ~ aepesces
decgeaee, q, ~. .5Ws circulation, d.
crsoee. 5l, 80; reserved, decseaoo
= ~ 09S, The hanks now bold
SS.0oO In excess of Iegal Ssqulre'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

SAN FRAHclsCo, Feb. s4.--A
Tombslone dispatch says: W0. KiDo'
more vne shot In ftoot of tbe O13e0t.
n aalnon By Nm. Haywood. tn
naa die6 In q feW ho0ID.
LAFER-Tho Wo0Don cjaiWo g
have been Kinom0sv's wife, 00d
driven 70 TIE ct b. hls abu0e.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

WAsauoT0M, leh 1A-The e|auel
re1attvo % To YelloWstooo Nafjoool
FaEk having beoa reached. 1eCook
moved . SaTiko ct tho provioo n
aaehociso the seerstary oe The i1feei.
g 70 leooe . poetioa 0f tho pork o.
d. certain re6tEictio0D and jnooet r.
Hen thereof . pCovioo. pCohihitina
To secretary o( To integjoe froC
jenetoe any portion Of tie Yellow
seooo Natio6al PArt % any porDon.
company q oogpogatjoe, for any par.
pooe whatever. declaring that tkeCe
ohou b 10 fogee q eDoof 70 any 49,
aGrooDeot exclusive peivijeeo OF
monopoly. lrsady gianted and
aathoetsjziD1 the socsseary a war %
mako - necessary detail o( tUoo0o %
prevent t1epagDego q intSudoeD e.
tee!n1 upon the Park With IT, object
of deoerogi1G to game tbaoin, q
s,ay oe1sr PsIpeoe = pcohibtted b
Nv. Tee eOoe90ont WaD a6Optod
Co9, e New York, moved . striko
eat To clause appropriattng ol0QoO
tor tho support Of . botanic l9ar6eo
ta WaDhtnGt00, and IN alvocoey a
ht0 00e3o0 ridiculed "boquGt" md.
and oa&aoDted Il would not eoatIib.
ute 70 To peace of Tho membeQD' fan,
tly II Il weFo kn0Wn wheeo many q
those o0qooeD Wego Sent 70.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
0oeelD p1Clpo6 On.

0066DO 39C300 OQs
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A.-The fol.
lowing M taken from . bottle
psekod up oa tho I'D on the beach
near Cod Spring Inlet, Cape Nay:
February & 1854 steamer Eleeoor,
latitude q, u longitude. q, u; 1eak:
ing; cannot keep vessel aaoat TIL
morning. Unless assistance CONES
~ are lot. God have mercy on ~.
BELLAIRE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

DETnolr, feh. 2l.-Slx be)Does
we've Cskeo TO-DAY. The Denoc.al1
co0apli0onted t6geo o1 the leod1nG
nm q their party, In The dilessoi
baDDoes. concentrating ehoo1 voeo -
tho0. Ferry hod ooly + faloes
beann with O-0Oso than yo9eoecay
-SSd e1dod with n; 6toekbddke -
- vith u ard ee0ed with = the
e1Rsst soegod b him ut; WuI1es
hSa vifh ~ ard 0Dde0 With u.
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NGwAYo0 Mich, Feb. 0.-Nanus
IIeahart, charged with the murder Of
"a IN BajdSan, . few weeks since
NJ loand dead IN jail thic Dosntn9'
There was . dance near By lao( night,
ana It 10 supposed that Leahart mis-
took tho noise for preparations tor
jynchin9 and died Of fright.
ORAYs0lg, Ky, Feb. h -1he jury
IN ~ Croft murder case this mOsn-
IL roturned . veediet Of guilty. He
VSs ooatsncod to death. No disturb
NAxsrnLp, O., Feb. 0-DZ . ooe-
lieioa cf freiehts a tbe Foet Wayne
1T nieht, L. Gsaham, ealinc:c. and
]. OaiHIa1. lreaan. both 0( Allia1ee.
veee killed. Both trains weEo badly
WRECKED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. a-A Port
land dispatch, says The produce a.
chapso wlll b Organized t0-90rrow.
A powder explosion east of fost-
land 10 day severely injured ten Ch'"a-
men, one fatally.
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u Q OoVer A11l0G
0OgO Tor W0gVQ0O d.
NIFTY. exA0o1oo1
Vitality, Seminal
WAknoe. 8petuo0-
oogyA00 .Lo0f MAN
HOOD, lmpoeeucy,
H0solysis, Psoo0.
ongyh0o, and oil
The Terrible effects O(
0e3f'Ae bare, ynot6-.
l0l 0l1ieo aud ox-
Oo9ooo In WalNvef
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
The Cznr,s warning.

A we'll Informed Russian revolutionist
in this country says that the tx ploeion in
the cars chamber in St Petersburg. Just
before his departure fer Moscow, did
actually occur as reported, and that the
reason the car made his toilet at an
earlier than his customary hour, and was
in another apartment at the time the
clockwork had been set for, was that he
received some hours before . warning
from . messenger of the conservative
revolutionista. At the Same time he was
warned that, should he not announce the
granting of . constitution on the day of
his coronation, no further warnings will
be given him, and the protection against
the torrorists hitherto extended to him
by tho couservAtfvs wing vii be with
drawn from the moment that the guests
of the empire ehall have departed. The
mysterious warning closed by reminding
the car that Alexander II likewise was
warned; but, disregarding the warning,
protection was withdrawn from HIM,
and in his fate Alexander Ill was in
vited to contemplate his own.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
Made AN ASST z q m emf {.

Connersville Times: The dry goods
Arm of Mrs Charles Ayler s. Son (Nsp
Rarldan) who came to this city about
eight months ago, from Cambridge City,
made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors, last Monday. Robert
Utter was selected assignee
The store was closed Monday and an
inventory began, ON which an estimate
has beed made, placing the assets at
about So, 500 The liabilities will ap-
proach $1,000. Hon. J. N. Huston holds
. preferred claim on the goods of 81, 400
The firm will pay about twenty cents on
the dollar. The principal creditors are
the following New York houses: Bates,
Reed & Cooley, Mills s. Gebb. Lee,
Tweedy s. Co., and left, Weller s. Co. !;
n Shapleigh of Philadelphia, and Louis
6tix of Cincinnati. 1t is said Mr.. Rari.
dan offered . settlement of thirty cents
on the dollar. which his creditors de-
clined.