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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-23
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Principals Of Assistant can sa..5. a.-
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unless located. IL U gam.
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-23
Real Estate Aeent !

AN PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALL
kinds Of Land Matters iptrustal IA INV r,re In
ne Counties Of Amite. Adams, Franklin. ana vii
fliso son, Parties wishing 10 buy soil ani would
=. 81 % correspond With me. refer 90 the blsi-
less men Of Natchez and vicinity. pr,,nft o,,l
careful attention given to al business intrast 10
~ =. s. r.. j. X. FpRu,
''S.ay, oS-onl~ NATCittZ, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-23

A Philadelphia man, IN sleepin gear
went through terrible accident. IN which
ment, without waking II vas noticed,
however, that As the ear struck the bottom
he nurmured: Don't Jane; Il get mp
and make the IRE.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-23
TOR2ED BOWELS,
PIG . q . Z Ed LIVE z,
.sRaf5 EEkE ANaa

z g y = Il =
and EskLAEsA,
I rom tle5c sources arise thrce-f0Ir7t71r al
Tia diseases OF tie human race. fTbct,f
symptoms indicate Their existence Loss Of
appetite. Bowels cOstIvc, Sick Head
Se1As, Ala111aesS EfIcr eating, avoEsf0ls 20
cLekAoM or body az mind, FrraCsRt ip.,
O. Eo0d' ArFiteSIlity OF temper, Lew
rsa[E4Es, 4 feeling CE havfrx Tae-.scrte,I
seE1e Suiy, LSibziuess, Iisstte ring at the
cred UrIne, COGsPKPATE0g. ana de.
MAUD the use ora remedy TINT acts directly
on the liver. Asa Liver medicine TTJTI'S
49, ts-AAS l1Fe no equal. Their action on he
hj9aeys and Skin is also PROMPT: removing
a. impurities through these three - geny-
eE5eEs % the sy=tszz.'' producing appe-
LSF' sSuad digestion, regular stools. clear
EAln ana vigorous body. TUFTS Pill 8
Cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
Win dal!y work and aTo a perfect
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-23

The Senate this morning, in Executive
Session ratified the following appoint
ments: ]. A. 2. Campbell, Supreme Judge;
]. B. Chrisman, Circuit Judge, 10th Dis
trict; Ralph North. Circuit Judge, 18th
District; F. A. Critz, Chancellor, 9th Dis
trict; I. B. Graham. Chancellor, sth Dis
t<ict; E. G. Peyton, Chancellor. 7th Dis
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PTSasGIzAEaATEO
100 90 REV \ RID.

By the Governor; So,
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary oil s'a'e-
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Medical Cenanrs.

BY the Governor:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01

SGQe1 gu Sage frat. l1no oa iett SaRren
Bic repubtifanti6e 8artei Die Stdatsgelebs
gebun9en bon Sltnois be9srridte, 10 ut
lie fir oielen Wionsel perontnortllb.
Nber benroh piinideu nil, oaB Der oerz
mutbete 8etrug griinbli6 unterlu0t iperoen
tptr0, iet'S bur6 Die 0ert6te, let'S
burcb ben 0ablausiduB oeS SenatS Der
int Sanuar 5ulommentretenoelt neren
@taatsge ieBgebung, uno Dab bteS6nlot9en
erforoerLi6en SAILS Der lhtperlten Strafe
nidt erItgeben tneroen.
0aB Ser 8rono peri6ntt6 nit ettpatget
@aDibetri9ereien ni6tS 81 tbun gebobt
bat, pirb bon Seinb unoTreunb 3ugegeben.
Oo0 ebenbeBhdlb lit eS cine @brenp1lb1
fir i'm, Qles, mas in ietnen Srdften
ite6t our Aufoe6ung bes nermutbeten
S6tuinoels 5u tbun.
Obne refine un6 ebrli6e Weblen 1T Die
gauge 8olfsberridoft etn nt6tspiroiger
8ctrug. Die 6emofrattiAe 9artet BON
Suinois barf bic geiesgeberii0e Wfadt,
iDeI6e file nit 6Ilfe Der Stimmen bon lln7
abbangigen erlangt bar, nt6t 3ur 8enldlt1
teIung ooer 9tusbeutung zines QDablbetrugS
benllgen, Ionit miro t6r n~euelter Grfol8
au1 tbr lebter ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
g95chcprfl;;che Slffnofs SSfaafs-Beifaens.

Gnitb $4,000, an 6. s. 5nSion $4,000,
Gil u. @. elliott $4,000. llnD baS lit nur
Elm G1etl Scr bon ibm pertuetteten uao oerz
Iorenell OtlOer.
Denn @oulo aber anf feline 5000, 600 III
Observation-Disclosures p%er!nren tabsn mag,
10 fam CT oils bielfa6er Wtiuiondr oieien
8erlult immerhin Deridmer3er, obglei0
ieine JinanSlna6)t 1T leBter !3eit ipieoer6oit
ernltltd ms QSadetn eeratbeIt lit. GcLbit
aus eineln grobcn Srad) tpitroe Elm 0GnsIid)
0epifienteier WeaIn IDie CT Elm 9roBe5 Ser
Ir00en rctten. 9tber Der &erlui! Der
5000, 900 bis $300,0 900 Dur6 0obllpettcn
unO QGaDl6eitrdAe miro Den 0ej5bal8, Der
Don ieiucn WIuionem nod nienialS aud,
NUT einen Sen! iHr npblt1Gtige 3pedc
u6rig bate, tief idnerjen.
3o0 O!ele gSabl bat fir 0oul6 nod
gan5 anoere S0n1er5en gebrd0t. CT glaubte
nit ieiren Slaitez Oeloeru uuo Blainez
9Setten bic Wurit nab Der Spcdieitc All
iperfeu. QG6er CT bat nidt mn Die WeLocr
perlpren, %lnnoern CT iieDt iid icbt eiitent
neIcu HrGiibenteu geecniIbcr, pelher ieiIle
g0Rle NmtsmadJt 5ur 8efGmpiAng Ser gez
meinldhiolidlen Wt0nopDl0errld>ait oltfbiez
tex tpirD. GOulD bat spar, i'll Ieiltcr 4tngit
W. WIN w VIA &VbtIt tuuJ VT TtutlUCIi~
tentpaDI ptObttd gsgeH i'm eripad)ten 0clfs>
Sorll, an Oieieu relelt Brdiioenter, beIien
@rip0Glung CT 10 eifri9 5u uerbinocrn ge>
iudt butte, bon eiIelu 0erlteGe aus eiren
bemtitbigcn ut0 bcu0Leril0en 0litdwuniO
gerid)ttt. Nber oe5ioe8tn iUir0 Gleoelano
Die beporitebenoen 3ilten i'm Obcr6unoc5=
Qeridte bod nit eittIAicoeneu 0egnetn Der
NolfSduSbsuter fitQen.
Die bdrtelte Gtrafe fit @ollo ntuB ie=
bod Die Nabrnehrtling leil, baB ielbIt bods
conieroatipe crBliIb am%crifaniide .9eittnz
gen lit 9teiu g)ort Del Deipre0ung Der Dorz
tigen NufldrIe 9alts fiibl eS aisIpraden :
Elm 10 rlifiidt6IOier BoItSauS6eltter iDie
@ouGo f0unte iid), fau8 oerBolf5Sorn ge9en
i'm il6erhauendGrte, nid)t auf Den Sd)uB
Der @)eicbe perLalielt; has beibt: lctblt bic
QoLi5ei lmb WeititGrgeipaIt pIroe in cinent
iolnen Sale nidt im StanDe (uno nibt
NiltenD lein, @olIo Ill retten. Sn oieier
| 98eiie ipreden iiber 0oulo nid)t etipa io5iaz
liItliGe a3eitulGen, lonoern 3ettunGSors
game Der 9tetp 2)orfer 0eihdTtsrpelt IND lo>
lor bieielbe 9ieip 2)orter Evening Post,
ipelde bis iebr in 6od1nGitqiter Q8etIe ielbft
ben bei9eioenlten uno bereNtigtiteu Snroe>
rltngeu Der Nrbeiter sntgegengetretcn til, iG
| ndbrenb De5 GtreifS Der Telegrap6iiteu Der
Q8eitern lIuton, brett GouIb ge5plien bat.
Colds. 3eiben Der 13elt fam audi Ser
bart9eiotteHlte Climber utdt p%erftnneu. be-
lDrt6ers tpen1 CT, BET aQer NltGlt0tSlpiiBs
felt un6 8redleit, 10 tpeniS Wtut6 beitbt
lpie 0oul0..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01

gan5en Staat5Der!paItung in benz barrez
ben itebenoeH tImmerltdeu Rapitols
Guntpf. lin nur ems 81 ertpGbncn: SSn
oem gstpnltt9en feuerfelten @en6lbe Ocr
3tdCt>NbtOcitun9, at ipeLdem mir Der 9t>
tritt 9eitattet iDarO, finOen itd, iultentattldl
geor6ret, GorrGtbe BON nt6t tpetiger ais
5000 Deridie0enen Sotten bon 6abrtarten
Dor, ouf ole r1bglt1en Stattonen Des
u~meritaniiden Jtteiens8 abnrebeS lauten0.
Som 9oGe 0es 0ebGltoeS genteBt man
cine berrlide 0tunbidau Hber Die 2anoe
iuett 1tlo brett.
Oie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Sta6t 6tetet
ietet etgentblimlih 9en1il often NnbliG bon
IeibIt6 grOBarttgen uno reGt Grmli6eu
2Gben, cine 2One0ielun9 BON Gbieaaoer
MeIt : Weaotlpnitreet unO Naufeganer
Wlainitreet. Ofiierabel iin6 Sic TuBipege,
ndmeutIi6 in ben SeitenitroBen uno bic
StraBenbeLeu9tung 9l6n5t DurG ibre Qt6z
I%Deienbett.
vSalu6nS", Die alS iolGe GuBerli6 fenntz
lid tpGrell, gie6t IS nt6t, bod oerit6ert
man, baB bunbertc 0cricl6en beltebeu lolen,
tbells IN Sellern tbetlS III oberen GtoG>
perten, nut bon Gingeipei9teH Su ftnben.
Die StoOtfaiIe le!oet iUiper inter Der DQroz
ptOAttUH . NDDLI SAIlIAAOilltb NAo S4klN%b
ituo iebr finmerli1, etipa $25, 900, mas
faum so Gents auf BEN aopf Der Bep0Iz
ferung lit. 0afiir fam natir[i6 nt6ts gez
than DerOen. 9err P~oppenDDd, Der Elm
treffli6eS Deuti6e5 0oteL bat, ipriOt nit
Gtfer fir cine 2icen3 bon 1000 DoGar5.
Q9enn oiele and nur bon Is 9euten be3abIt
%ipiirOen, 10 bate man e6enio biele anitdnz
btge 0otale unb Die Staots@ inuabme mare
n~eropppcIt. Die Dobe Qjcen3 Don $500,
iiber mel6e bic Njrtbe in SuinoiS Better
ihrteel, niirbe bon BEN bieitgen ais cine
betradtet tperoen.
@tei0 bel meinem Gintritt in 6aS GAIT
bauS (@ope(aMb 6oteO jap iA ben berii6z
betIigen- 6anne5. @r mar bier in
Der qSrobibJtionilten Convention, in nell
her er fur6tbar oerm0beIt purbe. ct.
s o b II geuteBt bier bel allen anitdnoigen
aud bel ben Gemperen5Lern, ia BET
crit re6t Die QriinoIidlte Bera6z
tung. Wlan be5eibnst i'm often als ei1en
uno erjdbIt fi6, 0ae er ii6 Den
56naps gaQ%onenipeile inter Dem glGlnen
syrup eiaLege. S9r
s.. 81 a It er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
@at0iiSe Sranttsca 2lmncee.

g2a6 langen 2etoen lit bic o%benqenannte
mertmIroi9e oeutide Trau in Wttltpoutee
9tItorbst. Sin Nildbltd auf ibr bemegteS
2eben ge5iertt itd aH bieier SteIe I'M 10
mebr, ais tie frilber cine geidGbte Gorrez
iponoe1ttn Der SIinois StaatSStg. ipar.
Sic puroe i'm 2lpril 1917 gu Blanfen>
iteil in @eitfalen ais Rino elmer atgelebe>
nen Tultilie 9eboren, erbielt ei1e umfoienoe
S6ulbiloung, lpurDe in iArem ucun3e0ntel
Sabre arl- eIlCn Oerrn bon SabptIOt ber>
beiratbet, lteB It6 ober mad eiuem Sabre
bon oieiem fir lie nidt palienoen Manne
Trau bar iebt ouf ftd ieibit oI9etpielen
unb peripertbete bober tbre pieIIetti0e Bill
0ung sur SdriititeQeret, reDtotrfe bas
ygSeltfGltide Sn6rbud" urter Mitpirfula
bon 0r0Beu ute 9epin S0iding unb TYreIs
lt9ratb, idrtcb fir Deri6teoene !3eitidrifs
ten, IteB aub 0eOiAte, yiopeQen lopie elm
Srama erl6etnen; lebtereS = vbie Gen1>
pe&tpetbe" tpuroe bamalS sill Witnlter
unD crit por neltt9el SaDren III Witipaufee
auf9efiiGrt.
llriprin8li6 elmer fotboLii6en &i6tunq
tolgeno, tpuroe Die jun9e p6antaiiereide
Srau balo bon Der rcuoluttonGren Str0z.
mun9 er9rtffen uno begann lid su roDifas
Ietell MnlIG)ten llltD Seltrebutgel btll3uz
nei0en. SIN Sabre 1847 Deiratbete Tc Den
%bormaltgen preuBiiden ArttlertesO fiSter
SriB Nnnefe, Der, gtetb 9tu9uit @tal6,
bent na0maltgen Sreii6aorenfibrer in
8a0en uuo Treitpilliget> General i'm aillez
rtfoniiden 8iirGerfrie9e, ld)on in Der preuz
Biiden Nrtiuerie=llniiorn lid fit repoluz
ttonGre un0 l0SialiItiid)e Geltrebuugen be-
8eiltert bate. 8alo nQ0 iener @6eicblies
BunQ pur0e Nrnede aus poIitii6en Grim
ben III 90lu berboftet. Srau 9lnnede
rebi9irte mGbreuo ieiper Saft Die bon ibmt
berauSgegebene %raoitole v9teue &0Luil6e
3eitun9" unD lies IT'D nun ueben Der Ser
b%reituH9 repOlutionarer Sbeen oltp INNER
mebr Die 8ertretuug ber @leibberedris
gung Der Sraucn nit. ben Wdnuern angelo
gen iein. 2tlS Sdrtftitelierin nuo Jteonez
rim iptrfte le in oieiem Chime tpGbreuo Der
8e,pegunQsiobre 1S48 ur,O 1849 uuo mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
Die SamptFnSt bot GanfaS.
Gopefo, 20. Sob. '84.
2teber 6err Rapp!

Bet berrlt6em Sonnenl6etn, It6tblauem
Stmn1el uuo erfrtidenb fii0Ier Quft trafen
mir geitern Mittag bier Elm uno fallber
ourd 0errn s. .. S6miot Ben Iie6en8z
pilrot4iten Gmpfang. Die StaDt un0 t6re
i~penIgen Decentralization in gIugeniGein
3u negnten batten mir 3eit genug.
SIR iein iugenDLi6es after lit &opefa
cine redt itattIthe GrI6einung. Setne
u1aBloS brettsn GtraBen critrefen ith 10
melt nad alien HidtuHgen, baB ntatt Bet
eilem 3unobliG bonn 9ade 6es bo6ft geIez
geuen @eb6uoeS, DeS bet Nt6iions Gopefa
IL. Santa neutrality-suspicious., cine
Stoot BON 100, 900 Gintpohnertt DOr it1 81
baben glaubt. Ser 0inter9ruuo lit feline
p0uige Gbenc, i6nDern na9 Often bin Elm
ldnfteS 0iigeIlaHo, oinH betpaloet, mad
Meftcn un0 9tor6en aufitcigenOe Bratrie.
Sebt lit bic Jeriiidt IN icne DtoIettsbrGUnz
liden Tarben gehitat, tDelfe benz bon Dem
Gtnerlet Der Seefa9rt ernliloeten Muge betm
Qlnbltf Der &iiiteus unO TeLienbalDet bon
GornnalIi8 10 DDblt6un. SIN frtl6eH
Somnergriin 6er in ben StraBen unO
0artelt ~augeplansten 8dume ft0 bartlett
leuo mag Die Staot iDo6l etlem .garte
Gbuelu, pte Die patrtDtti6en Gopetaner nit
StolS uerii6ern.
Sine 9tnSdbt itatttider @eb&uoe,- bic u10
6a lber Die groBe 6ldde Der Staot SeritreHt,
Uobren Die 8eredtt9unG ocrlelben 81 Dem
9tan1en elmer 0auptita0t, bod itno tbrer
uidt auSuuiele. Oas impDianteite bapon
lit niht DaS 9apitol, tDeIdes lett Stp0lf
sSobren ais Wnfertiger GHmpf 6aiteDt unb
crit our0 ben Nnbau 3tpeier Areu8fliI8el,
tpo3u jebt ocr @ruub geLegt miro, Dollenoet
perben muB, UNI ~tDenigltens mad GtipaS
au55uieben.
@ar3 prGd)tia aber lit 6os bi6t oaran
ite9enoe. crit DOT ~tpentGeH WtoHatett OoleI7
bette @eb6uoe Der 81. g. II. g. S.sGueh7
babu,-etn TieienbaI, Der nit letner Ipins
berbar pyattii6eu inueren @inrtdtul18 au0
utierea @bicogoer @roB6auten dig Wtulter
bienen f0nnte. Quf oIeu Setten .fret
itehen6, lit es i'm Snnern BON elmer
TIae bon 2i6t uno 2uft burtbs
lutbet, 10 Dap eS fetncn einSt9eH
buufeIn 9farin Darin giebt. IS 1T cine GeS
maltige Organization. oeren Getriebe man
bel Der 0~urhfpanoerung bet elrielueil Np>
t6e;lunQen iiberi6aut. Raum etlte etl5tge
oisler Abtbeilungeu, beren Berlonal ltno2lpz
parat niGbt be6euteuoer ipGre, als Die Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
GfroTctt fir @c13I0.

Say @oulD. ogr eirit ais Be6crrlner Der
Gr!C>Gahu Dor Ctnelu lluterlldllng9au5>
idIIfe Der 9tem 2)0rttr StHat5geIeBgcbung
orGtit or@geiagt bate, baB er IL repn6litaz
niIden YeStrteu tiu 3spublif0ucr, in De-
mofruttld)eu ScStrFcu eit 0cmotrat, ~i,ffger
ober ell y@rit- Ofanu" let, t0t DGlreu0 Der
Icbtcn Er6}ipenteuuGDl cite 2u3Ma5Te bon
leiner Jteael Gemdd)r Nno it6 gUn5 auT Cine
SclJe gelteilt. ST mar altS IGlieBllD
Blaine Mann.
Ulan berecbnet ieiuen 8eitrag fir bic
Observation-Disclosures S~eIo5Ng3faiie ont
$50, 000. 9fadtrd9lif bat CT 0ber nod
anbere ldiDere llnfoltcu fir Die 28a0t gez
ba6t. Gr mar 0erma6eu BON Dem beporlte7
benoeu Siege 8taine's iber3sugt, cap er
Guf Dicien ungebeIre gSctteU e~in9jltg. Ser
8er0aGt, Dag CT lit oe1 triten SQgen nab
Dem 4. 9!ouembcr bic 99abltele9ramMc per
ySEcItern Union" gum Nciten 8loiile'5
babe fGlihen ldIien, griNoete liN tbeillpeiie
chen auf jcne gGctteu. Wtnr permutbete
nGmLid}, 0ouI0 babe DerarTi0s fnlidle JiQd)7
ridl1en 3l ocnt 3iutde psrbrcitct, bic rcidet
9tclp YlDrfcr NiepelQuo> llubdnQcr, Die aez
gen jbt All GleneianD geiDettct hatten, ms
YofSboru su jagen, 10 cas- lie ild ouf einen
8eraleiCb nit iDm bebuf9 9egenleitiger 9lui>
Debung Der I9ettcu einl0I1en mliroen.
Gb nicie 8ermutGun8 ridltig lit. niien
mir nidt, @bcr felt itebt c5, baB tetner
Der GltueLano' 6re;noe III ieuen Gagen Der
ltngelpiBDeit lem &ertrnuen nuf Den GteB
Glcuelano'S DerIor uho oaB @ouIb JEST uns
geDelre Nettiurlnen at lie aI96e5nGlt Bat.
2tn OeH OeutiGm 3tclD 2)0rfey Nanfier $780,
ri5DOffer iuitBte Ct $4,000 btSabIen, ia al
g8m. Miie Don Der 0arpcr'iten 6nd|bonOs
lung gar $4,000, oil Qlboiion GammQd
$26. 900. an Sptn, George $24. con. at PHI.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-11-22

MARTNsBURG, w. VA, Nov. 1.-THE
Geographic will of the late Hon. Charles
James Faulkner has been admitted to
record in the County Court clerks Of
fee, at this place. The estate is variously
estimated to be worth from 5000, 900 to
$50, 900. The widow remains in posses
sion of historic Boydville, and receives
bonds of various kinds, amounting to
800, 900. $ Boydville . is entailed, 80
as to pass to one of the sons of Hon. G. j.
Faulkner, Judge of the Circuit Court of
this judicial district the Judge being at
liberty to designate which SON shall be
the heir. The only public bequest is one
which bestows upon the town of Martins
burg the vast and valuable library of
law and miscellaneous works, compris-
ing hundreds of volums, many Of them
rare and some which have no duplicate
in this country. This bequest is to some
entent conditional. The town authori-
ties are required to build a suitable re-
pository for the library, and must do 80
within the period of three years. To aid
in this work special provision in the
will sets apart out of the estate the sum
of 81 900. In case the town fails to avail
itself of this opportunity the law portion
of the books is to be divided between the
sons of testator, Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner
and Judge G. j. Faulkner. Certain his
torical books and papers will go to the
State Historical Society. 1t is safe to say
that successful effort will be made to
have Martinsburg secure the prize, and
already ways and means are being dis
cussed and plans projected 30 as to Sc
cure for the community, at as early day
as possible, one of the best and most val
liable libraries in the State.-S.sn.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-11-22
LEETowN NEWS.

The sportsmen are gathering in the
birds; the hunter, his 'possums and
coOns.
The great political hurrah is over.
The victor and the vanquished have
served their party nobly, and have ac-
quilted themselves with honor. Now
may those quick and bitter feelings,
which have existed between the two
great parties, be laid at rest; and let
both parties remember that we have
a constitution, given to us by our
forefathers, to preserve, and govern
ment, in which the interest of all are
invested, to protect. To this end, re-
gardless of partyism or self-interest,
may every man feel it his duty to try
to secure.
The Democrats of JEFF. are rather
jubilant over the results of the cleo
ton, and to show their appreciation,
they are having torchlight professions
in most every town and hamlet in
the county.
last Friday night was grand success,
and deserves special notice. The
older citizens of the town say that it
was the grandest celebration that has
been in I" Wizard Clip" since Folks
election.
We are glad to see Rev. j. P. Stump
out again. Whilst he has not entirely
recovered, we believe, by the time he
has few of the preachers dish-chick-
en- served him, he will be all right
He preached an interesting sermon at
Leetown, Sunday from Matt, IL chap,
Al & AZ verses.
The protracted meeting is still going
on at Middleway with good results.
William Wagely, near Paris, Clarke
Co., is visiting relatives and friends
in the neighborhood.
The dwelling house, stable, and a
lot of clover seed belonging to Geo. d.
Johnson, situated near Stokes school
house, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday, 18th. The house was in
sured.
We are having some winter at this
writing. K.
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NsBURG HERALD, SATURDAY., NOV q 1884.
KEARNEYsVILLE.

The Democrats Of Shepherdstown
and vicinity celebrate their national
victory tonight NOV. l8, by a grand
torch-light procession.
Mrs. Marshall, widow Of the late
John Marshall, is quite i'll at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Licklider. Mrs. NJ. Is in her 10Th
year. She is attended professionally
by her son, DIR. Marshall, of Shep-
herdstown.
We have been informed that the
little son of Mr.. Seaton McGruder,
mentioned as concerned in the burning
of T. Files staek-yard, lately, al
though present, was not guilty Of
the offence. Another boy having
committed the deed. We gladly
make the correction.
Mr.. John Hess, our popular county
superintendent of free schools, has
lately visited most of the schools in
the county and reports them in a
fiourishing condition. He speaks very
highly of some of the colored teachers,
and says they are doing good work.
Mrs. William Small is visiting her
brother, DIR. Mason Evans, in Middle
way.
One of Berkeley County's citizens
was asked not long since why he was
Democrat. His reply was, "for
the good of my country and to keep
from going to HE'LL" This is the first
time / ever heard of Democracy being
the royal road TO Heaven.
Mountains fires were raging last
week in the Blue Ridge east Of the
Shenandoah River.
Nov. 18th, 1884. MARY BEAU.
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From the Shepherdstoun Register.l

In Hagerstown scramble has al
ready been begun among the Demo-
Gratis for the position of postmaster.
We are informed that similar state
of affairs exists in Charlestown.
"Ted,' the faithful and beloved
bird dog belonging to DR.. A. s. Rey-
nolds, recently came to an untimely
end. He was out hunting with his
master and friend, and while hidden
from sight received fatal gunshOt
wound. He fingered for several days,
but, despite medical skill and atten-
ton, he " shuffed off this mortal COLL
Mr.. STECK's WAY OF RAISING
THE WIND.-A couple of years ago a
young gentleman calling himself Mr..
Steck, and sometimes it was Mr..
Brown, came to Shepherdstown and
gave it out that he was Government
detective. On this assertion he took
up headquarters at the Entler Hotel
and acting as clerk pretended to scrut-
inize all the money that came in,
looking for counterfeit. Shortly after
he became engaged in the business of
taking orders for enlarging pictures,
and while thus engaged made Shep-
herdstown his headquarters, travel
ing around the country. On one oc-
casion he made descent on the quiet
little village of BoOnsboro, Nd, and
with couple of friends succeeded in
taking in the inhabitants by selling
them wonderful soap, and making
about 1000 per cent. profit. Not
much has been heard of him for sew
eral months, until last Monday two
men from Emmittsburg, Md, G. T.
Beam and j. w. Krigle, came to
Shepherdstown inquiring for Mr..
Steck. They stated that he had hired
horse and buggy from them and for
got to return it. They made an in
vestigation of the matter here, and
found their horse and buggy in the
possession of Mr.. Thomas Jones, near
Shepherdstown Steck had traded the
team with Jones, receiving another
horse and $2l to boot. The gentleman
from Emmittsburg took their team
leaving Mr.. Jones lamenting. He
was out one horse and $25, and Mr..
Steck had left for parts unknown
Mr.. Jones' horse was afterwards
found along the canal, near Mr.. Black
ford's having evidently been desert
ed by Mr.. Steck. Mr.. Steck had not
deserted the S25, however. At this
writing Mr.. Jones' pocketbook is still
in mourning, and the whereabouts of
Mr.. Steck are unknown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-11-22
BROAD LANE.

The time has come for us to dust off
our winter garb so that we can have
it ready for use at any time.
The farmers are busily engaged
shocking and cribbing corn.
Dry weather still prevails and water
has become very scarce.
Since the monthly report of public
schools seems to be an item of inter-
est, we can say that Made Stone school
has an enrolment of 32 pupils, with
an average daily attendance of 3d.
IL boys and 8 girls being neither alb
sent nor tardy.
Now since the election is over and
the great question is settled, let US not
droop the head and remain dormant to
our own interests and to the interests
of our country; but let us be up and
doing; let us take fresh courage and
strive to ameliorate our present con-
dition by pushing forward our voca-
tions, whatever they may be; then
the country will be prosperous as it
was in the days of old. We should
not allow disappointment to make us
down cast nor animation to carry us
into the realm ofidleness, eshould
remember that {" if Mr.. Cleveland is
elected" that his word is not law for
we are still living under Republi-
can form of government.
We noticed very interesting arti-
Gle in the last issue of The HERALD,
headed Example," which should be
carefully perused by every teacher.
We freely admit that the article is
excellent, but then it reminds US of
the word iace,sdiary as it is sometimes
used; it did not define definitely the
requisites of successful teacher of
morality. A teacher to be successful
in teaching morality should be moral
in every sense of the term; he should
be master of self, and his animal pro-
pensities; he should not use tobacco
in any of its forms; he should avoid
Intoxicating drinks as he would a
lion, also profanity, evil speaking
and sullenness. These characteristics
are indispensable to the teacher who
is successful in teaching morality.
Rev. Lang preached to an attentive
audience at Harmony on last Sunday.
The forest now looks brown and scar
With many tints displayed,
The summer flowers all have died,
And on the earth been laid.
The Democrats had torch light
procession in this village on last Mon
day night. They made a beautiful
VEGA.