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Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
Toilet Pane

EaSsola,e per- pei, package; trusses
|,ss.ssi,t 's.laa'dsl, anu led, N. B. .'if'au Dam.
''lo and Market. f-".-
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10

Pianos sold for cash, or on install.
ment, and old ones taken in part pay
ment at 800 w. Sixth street. The oldest
and best place in the city for tuning
and repairing.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10

Fine new square or upright pianos
by Davies q Sons, genuine rosewood
veneering, Ono ebonized poplar, FOL
S225. James Shobe, 800 West sixth
street, agent,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
HpAnlsn RuM

Is the best 5.cent cigar in the city. Try
the M, III. r. Bourbon q Bro, N. W.
col. Second and Orange streets, manu-
fA0turars.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
SpeCIRl Notice

Everybody that has picture frames or
tooklng-glass frames that need re. gid
ing, the place to have it done is at
ferger's, 4o5 Shipley street. Hs doesn't
use any gold paint. Call and ste some
work he has done.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10

James Shobe, 300 West SiJth street
ia agent for the Palace organ. Ohurct
ana ca binet organs tuned and repaired
by competent hands.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
SO 10 AfnscOW,s,

707 Shipley street. for large, fat cove
plant oysters, 25, 80 and 40 cents per
quart. Fresh opened. Telephone call,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
Fall styles

| of Dunlap's, Wilcox & Guyer's cele.
brated hats now ready at Rumford
! Bros, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
kKaiissr S Mercy.
GILLIAN WILLING TO
non n,'x MIS- DESIGNS
rae rAROLINEs.
ECAR0LIyES DISPUTE.

Can, s.-The German EN-
tp,, S'f ,fyst iong and impres
~, i,ou X ing Alfonso, respect
Y ~ r,,o'lnss ,,o question and the
Y sn .s,s,jrs 10 spain. The de-
I "a, " letter have not been learned.
i \ ', .ssu,. greatly impressed his
,a ,ba, the Emperor has sent
" @ ~ King Alfonso saying that
.,i,,.r,IJn Of trenching upon
4 ssb,s, and will do nothing TO
H, o,d friend Alfonso; that
vi, withdraw from Yap,
n designs on the Caroline
sri slmii spanish sovereignty
T. i,Iant., provided it be made
IIs rlmored that Prince
,I,bed to pursne bis original
4, "a. oyerriled by the Empe-
M ppeasintss is felt in Berlin
nh possibility that other Ger
n. 10 the Pacific under orders
IN. Cafo.ines may come into
IN Spanish men-of-war.
ryrsl troubles OF Spain are
asy 70 assume within O few
NJ phase, in whi,h the royal
III Be directly pitted sgains,
ri5.5pi..s. King Alfonso's
srr r.e.lIstt !ate have been
.f,sp.. General Jovellar,
,rm1 IL most active agents
Si-4l. R.publieanism in
r,.Or'a, the monarchy and
a,i.b.az Tie Bourbon dynasty
.sp,nlsh 'A-0ne. Acting upon
M .bs Il /. has decided upon
|,,,s.:a,e . slsge in the cities
4 5i,5r.e. y aud disloyal de.
xn, lave occurred. This will
n ri.ts auder martial law
vta,.-r i1r TIE Government
! ,tl ,sp;sss the Republican
d.
M,!.flX EAvAGES.
kuA,, Ssp,. the official
m. Heath Oaice to-day stateI
u,ss cases OF smallpox wer,
ys,efday, twenty three o
vi. sat,en'icated. Twenty
lst. vsr- reported. About 20l
ENGaian operatives employed
l.l-. tobacco Company, who
z.sr laa be vaccipated, hav,
.st % return to work. On'
el yee. had his arm greatly
y .at5iLg it with tobacco
b Etv.s' the vaccine frou
KEEL AZ PHTiA TTIOSS.
nIoS S-p' 9.-Acting upoI
Ea ig'nisled by the Unitet
Gam General at Montreal
nini.'-f General Stevenson
kll'e.esfam to the Canadian
E1slera. say ing
nrt % alvices from the
as Cousl,General at Mon
HNi-Iaest that you caus,
|l,1 " n;res, for The U mite
atcr1uth.y fumigsted prio
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
Oysters.

Cove plant oysters 90, ,30.and 40 cents
per quart at Hanna's sos jefferson
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
REST.

After mornings blush ing rose,
After nooa's o'erheated throes,
After evenings fountain flows,
IN the niR ht-nsght's sweet repose.
After childhood's morning peep,
After manhood's rugged steep,
p er lifs's long harvest reap,
In the night-death's quiet sleep.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-10
Ease Hall,

NV.nS games were played
A'-P- adelphIs, / ! Prosi
p-N L3g.s, : Chicago. 2.
-5y.'oa, . New York, 0.
M-b;nk.yn, 3 Louisville, 6,
lii-P''sourg, ? Metropoli-
@-b:.dleport, /; Nation.
| Uy-.fea,on, 4 ; Water
fS J Newark, a; vir.
Y. ais'o-s-Nechauicsburg /
a'.lli, Pa New Holland, s
r.. s..ltia-Y9anz America, 9
f-N-%s, l1anville, /. Ter
A- a s.'a, 3 Chattanco-
~. ,s,.s'-'-b;al lywine, 5 ; Ken
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
ALBBIGHTsvILLE.

Roy. D. 4. Friend is conducting e 20,
rics Of meetings At oak Grove.
Our school Is progressing nicely undoe
tho management Of 9. " Dunn who is g.
practical teacher, and - renderingqono
al satisfaction.
It's rumored that a singing class will
Doc organized hero in the near future with
Prof Tut as teacher. This is a move n,
the right direction a. there is still room
Tor improvement.
Mrs. j. B. Cressler aud Miss Sarah
Mcizlcr drove ont 10 Terra Alta ON last
sunday returning Monday.
> Cresslor was down AZ Mountain
Lake Park on bu iuoss 2 couple OF days
last week
40 Mason was up in the Dutch Set
tlemant last week buying sheep pelts.
He says he was ahcaI Of Morris Albright
~ THIS trip, He Ct Ubriqtc,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

POLTTICAL-Always Eemocratic.R civ
inV u cor.ii.I aud candid support OF tie
National Administla alton.
LIrEkA Y-IlluStrated tales. sketch
es' choice miscellany, biography aud
poetry.
WASHING FON-Ample and lelinble
correspondence. M IL and Ie.e- raphic;
CONCESSIONS proceedings; the first wear
OI the Democratic Administrator. with 4,
hoshle Senate: Ii w tley get along.
MARE tS-0arefu! reports of the
Pittsburgh. Foreign and other mark cts;
llVe stock quotations; the woOl-gr1 wers'
Interests: money and stock markets. al
home and abroad.
CORRESPONDENTS sting
and spriIhtiY letters from special cores
pohdehts IN Paris, New York, Washing
toh, the South and the West.
In short in the eight pages aud hftvsix
columns OF TIE Weekty IDSt will be found
that careful variety OF reading that inter-
esis the man OF business. the farmer. the
poll lcian, the student, the pre-eminentlv
the family and household clreie,
Single subscription, 1925 per year.
post pad.
In Gu IS OF Five or over, 81 per year.
post paid,
An extra copy free for every club Of 10.
Send for sample copies.
IAyEs ? BARR { CO., Publishers,
pIFTSHURGH PA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
HONEnVILLE

Quite a number Of our people at
tended court last week.
Several Italians left for Sunny
Italy on Tuesday. 1t was quite a
sight to see them kiss each other
when they parted.
James Long, of Reevesville, was
amongst us this week.
Thomas Cooke left Wednesday
for the eastern cities to buy Christ
mas toys &c,
John Cooke shipped two car loads
Of shook TO Baltimore Saturday.
Mr.. Cooke hopes he can ship next
shook on the K. 81 T. r. r..
Charles Homcn received four hum
dred and twenty-five dollars from
Germany Saturday. Money com
ming from his fathers estate. Char
ley and Ellen are happy.
j. ID. Howe has spent a week gp
on the Davis railroad looking for
timber to set his mill.
Philip Cauheld lost a valuable
horse last week.
The dance given in Cookies new
store room Thursday night last was
one of great enjoyment To all pres.
ent, Everything passed off quietly
and a better time could not be had.
The new pastor will hold services
in tho Catholic church Sunday,
Miss Matte Griser, who has heen
visiting her parents here for the past
two weeks, returned to Pittshurg.
Literary Society has heen stavted
at Irish Ridge. We think it a good
plan to start something Of the kind
here. Our school teacher SHOULD
take this in hand,
From the talk of some of our
young ladies | think they are badly
mashed on the Superintendent of
the 4. d T. r, Il.
LILLY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

TIE Virginia friends of Gen. Fitz
Hugh Lee have already begun to
work him up as q candidate for the
Vice-Presidenpy in 1888. Col. C.
II. Smith, of Virginia, who was one
Of his lieutenants in the last cam
paign, says Gen. Lees canvas result.
ed in celebrating the color line in
Virginia and on account of the con-
spicuous brilliancy of his success he
is to day the most available man in
the South for the nomination. The
South for a number of years has had
no place upon the national ticket.
He says the next Presidential year
the South will, demand representa-
ton, and that the last great victory
of Gen. Lee in carrying the Legis-
lature as well as the State forces
him to the front as a logical result
of the election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

SINCE Senator Logan bought the
Stone property on Columbia Heights
in Washington he has sold lots to
the amount of $4,000 from the land
am he's let his Chicago house furnish.
ed, with the intention of living in
Washington as long as the Illinois
Legislature will let him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

CAPT. James f. Murdoch took
charge of the post Office at this place
last Tuesday. Capt. Murdock is a
shrewd business man and We have
every reason to believe he will con-
duck the Office in the same sa~tisfact-
DRY n that his predecessor did.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

ONE-fifth of all the coal produced
in the United States is found in
four counties, of which Pittsburg is
the business centre. Nearly one.
third of the product is converted in
to coke. There are 100 cokemakers
1900 ovens, and SIC, 100000 in
vested. Six Thousand men are en-
ployed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
Presidential SUCCESSION

SINCE the death of the Vice.Pres.
ident q good deal of conjecture has
been induiged in in regard to what
would take place were the President
to die. The New York World has
the following to say about this mat.
ter which can be relied upon rs cor.
rect
The death of Vice President Hen
bricks leaves President Cleveland
without any successor if he should
die before the date of the meeting of
Congress, on the It'll Of next month.
UndeC the constitutional provision
Congress has interposed two lives
between those of the President and
Nice-Prcsident and untitled vacancy.
The statute provides
In case of removal, death, resigna.
ton or inability of bath the Presi.
dent and Vice-P President of the
United States, the President Of the
Senate, or, if there is none, the
Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tives for the time being, phall act
as President until the disability is
removed or a President elected.
In such q contingency, if the
vacancy occurs two months before
the first Wednesday in December,
the election is held within thirty.four
days preceding such first Wednesday
in December, and the Electoral Col.
lege meets OF such first Wednesday.
If two months do not intervene be.
tween the vacancy and the stated
date, the election is held the next
following year, provided the regular
Presidential term does not expire
the preceding 4th Of March.
At present there is no President OF
the Senate and noSpeaker, and those
Offices will not be elected until Con.
gress meets, ole week from next
Monday.
Should o vacancy occur mean.
while, the machinery Of .he Govern
ment would be carried on by the
Cabinet until the PRECEDENT Of the
| Senate or speaker was elected, as 70
was during President GarGelds ina
! bility.
u will be seen from Washington
that the Republicans, in view OF the
present situation, talk Of d~iscardinp
Senator Edmunds as President of
the Senate and electing John Sher.
man. They arc probably more like.
I ly % elect John a. Logan, who re-
already reelected Senator.
Under Che law the President Of
The Senate or the Speaker might pos.
sibly hold the Presidency for q wear
and o little less thaa tso monthes.
In case o vacancy occurring on, say.
The i0th Of October in one year. the
election Of The President by the Col.
lege would not take place until the
frst Wednesday in December Of The
! following ycar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

Gov. Hoadly will recommend in
his forthcoming message the increase
Of the salary of the Governor of
Ohio from $4,000 to $4,000 which
will be far the benefit of young Mr..
Foraker, who will be Gov. Hoadly's
successor. But perhaps Mr.. Hoadly
means to ran again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
Coz. r. w. Monroe Of tbis n,oce

Col. r. w. Monroe, of this place,
has been appointed Clerk to the
Lembrick Ipdian Agency in Idaho
st a salary of 5000 per year and per.
quisites. The Colonel is an excel.
lent citizen and while we regret to
see him leave yet we must congrat.
ulate him on his appointment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
CIRCUIT COURT.

State VS. T M Dent, misdemeanors
6 and 7, continued
State VS. John Shaw, felony, dis
continued
State VS. A l. Reed, John Cole
bank, f. b O'Neil and Leo S Curt.
litz, felony, discontinued
State VS. Same, misdemeanor H.,
same order
State vs. Thomas Sanders, felony,
Jury trial and defendant acquitted
State VS. DIR Longstreth, misdemen.
or, Jury trial and defendant found
guilty and fined $50 and costs
State VS. Oliver Nick nj ght, Frank
Martin, ROlly Martin, Joseph Smith
and Isaac Smith, misdemeanor, each
fined n dollar and costs.
State Ys David Henry, George
Wolfe and James Henry, Rules, dis
charged
State VS. Joseph Miller, misdemean-
or, defendant tined $25 and costs
State vs. Brice Manning, Rule, rule
dischar ed
State VS. James IIirshman. misde,
mcanor, defendant fined &l0 and
costs
State vs. Thomas A Casteel, mis-.
demeGnor, defendant guilty and 6ned
SlO and costs
State vs. Same, No discontinued
State VS. Jocob Murray, INSIDE.
meanor, DISCONTINUED
Preston g. Sen VS. w ID Poslen,
case discontinued
Annie Kelly vs. a j Glover, has,
tardy, case discontinued
State vs. Harry Masse, felony,
cow cted
Ambler's Admr VS. John Daley
and Elisha Stone, Judgment for
plaintiff for $434,42
w y Corbin and wife vs Martin I,
Shahan, dismissed by agreement
Pulliam vs. Taylor appeal julg.
ment for plaintiff for SIG IL
Moore vs. Jenkins, appeal, dis
missed by agreement
Watkins " County Court Preston
County Judgment for plaintiff for
1910 subject to opinion of the Court
McGrew VS. Frey Dismissed by
agreement
beavers vs. Kingwood Gas, Coal
and Iron Co Discontinued and
plaintiff pays costs.
Town of Cranberry VS. G Is Wick.
cry ct al. Answers fled and cause
discont nued rs to parties named in
the answer
The grand jury returned indict-
ments gs follows: For felony, four
true bills For misdemeanors, six.
teen true bills.
CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS.
Martin i Teets as Sarah Jane
Teets, Divorce granted
CD Ollie vs. Phillip Menear ct ell
Judgment for plaintiff for 8 O9,82
end costs to be paid within sixty
days
Parks ct al VS. John Cunningham
judgement for plaintiff for 1882
John q EVERY VS. Rachel G Ever
ly. Divorce granted
John M Crane VS. Sarah Methenv.
sale Of house and lot confirmed
ToWpshend and Matthews VS. Gus
) ShafEer, FlGintifs' bill dismissed
and judgment for defendant for costs
Jones vs. Howe,J r Hoke appoint.
81 trustee vice Scott r Jones
Browns EXor and Son vs. John II
Garner. Sale Of property confirmed
NJ = Iitchenell vs. jackson and
feather. Writ Of possession granted
the plaintiff
w G Brown vs. Jacob Porn's heirs
Referred to Crogan
70 BE OJUf,j,toJ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

The Registers Washington spe.
cial says there is considerable com.
plant among y est Virginia Demo.
Gratis on account Of the fact that Che
Lest paying Federal Office in the
State is stil held by a Republican
81 the offensive oydcr. W. II. IL.
Flick, the United States District
Attorney for tie district or West
Virginia, is tie man referred 90.
There has not set been an effort
made 10 secure his removal, but ow.
ing 70 the complaints mentioned Il
is thougl, Ucre viii DC at an carly
qsy,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THE hot postofice fght at Fair.
mont has beon finally settled and
Thomas Reed, whose commission has
expired, will be succeeded by New
ton S. Barnes, Democrat. The lat
ter was appointed Monday by the
President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THE class Of 'S9 of the State Uni.
versity organized last week. II. NJ.
Wilson is President; j. ID. Cox, Vice
President; II. H.. Emmert, Secretary;
Christian Hartmye, Treasurer, and
John Gregg, Marshall.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THE Journal compares our tele
graph line to that one owned by the
y. d o. This is probably done be-
u he IS The president of the com.
pany.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THE branch telegraph Offices in
this town ought to go. We eaid
tbs before we had a lawsuit with
John Crane and we repeat it now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
K~INGwOOp, DEC. 4 1885.

THE burial of Vice President Hen
bricks took place on Tuesday in In
dianapolis.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
NOTICE.

hareby give notice that one p. J. Long,
Is NO longer a partner OF mine, and has
no business connection with me what
ever. Long has left tho country, carry =
ing WIN MIN a considerable SUM Of my
money,
~, j. q. FyccY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

The Journal, in trying to make a
point in reference to the branch telc-
graph Offices in this town, attempts
to delude its readers by telling them
that we are making e personal fight
upon Egotism Crane This - not
true. Were we TO attempt such a
thing our paper would be filed eacb
week with that and nothing more
were We to do him justice in .he
measure be deserves. We aye fight
Ing the branch Offices and not q
noodle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THERE is Il greatdeal of loose talk
in Washington about the possibili-
ties in Ease the President should die
before the meeting Of Congress.
Some excited citizens have made
very vivid pictures in the local press
of the anarchy that would follow.
All of this talk is absurd. If this
country were TO be without a head
for two or three weeksit would make
no real difference. The Secretary
of State would be in charge Of the
Government. Ths routine business
would nov on as it does now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
Joseph NJ. Zinn az al

The object Of this suit is IN partition Ia.
lands OF the late Thomas Mathews. de-
ceased, among his ievisees, ana the uIain-
till, wbo owns a portion thereof. And IL
appearing tina: the defendants Joseph NJ.
Iinn "-- lis wife. John Blacks
WOOD aud -- Blackwood his
wife, AlDhens L.. Bolyard, Spencer G.
boiyard, j., w. Bolyard, Charles +. Rol>
yard and Lloyd l.. Bolyard, arc not res
idents of this State, they arc. then efore,
hereby required to appear here within
one month aftor the first publication
hereof and do what Is necessary to pros
tect their interest herein. And on mo-
uan OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL, il is
ordered that the foregoing be pubiis he'd
In THE WEST VIRGINIA ARaus. a
weekly newspaper published in this
county, y COpy-Test;
SMITH CRANE, CLERK.
X, w. MONROE. Attorney tor PLAINTIFF.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
TO THE PUBLIC!

The Partnership heretofore "a istlng an
der the firm name Of Shallcross d Oliver
* this day dissolved by mutual agree,
mont. William III. Shallcross will settle
the arms business up at No. 4.6IO
Frank ford Ave, Philadelphia,
WIN. III. SHALLCRoss,
OCT. n, 1885, \. q. OLIVER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THOSE who still insist that the
Democratic party is one of drunk.
ennesS. should look up the records
recently published containing the
number of soloons and population of
the different States. Pennsylvania,
the great Republican stronghold has
1882 saloons. Equal in number,
to West Virginia, North apd South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Kentucky and Texas. Illinois has
!1,524, and even Republican Cali
fornia has 1858 saloons, while Dem
ocratic Missouri has only $3.50, al.
though she has 100000 more in.
habitants. The whole list shows con.
clusiyely that the Republican party is
the great protector of the whiskey
traffic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Circuit Court az Preston county, ON the
hIst Monday OF November. 1856.
Rawley Simpson
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-12-04

THE Nice-President's widow is
left in comfortable circumstances.
She has herself largely taken charge
Of the private business affairs Of her
husband and has managed them with
signal success-"much better" the
Vioe-President used TO say, ethan
! conld have done myself" The
residence where MIR. Hendricks died
in indianapolis, is worth $4,000, and
he had other property iu tho city,
valued. all told, at about 100000.
His life was also insured in a con.
siderable sum. Altogether it is es-
timated that he will leave 100000,
the bulk of which represents the
earnings of his professional career.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-02-05
q BALLAD or BUTTONS,

They We're talking meath the elm trees lpnio
meadows outer gate,
Where ne stopped his horse TO greet her COM
ing through,
Yet he did not hasten homcward, though the
eve was growing late,
And already you might feet the falling dew;
Though from the twilight ornament the stars
And from, the hillside pasture her brother
called the sheep,
still, what could be moro easy than to checl;
When he saw Cecilia coming down the lanet
They had talked Of various matters, when to
I'LL silence brief
She archly told her jacket buttons DER,
With "A rich man, a poor man, beggar man,
Recalling all the rhyme with simple lore,
AS though the simple buttons, SO close above
her heart,
Might haply know whose coming step could
make her pulses start;
but when She reached the very last she shook
her saucy head,
1t could not be beggaI she should we'd
"Those buttons answer wisely" said the rider
glancing down
Atthe laughing face that tried to look despair;
III ask you for rosebud you only blush and
Who wins your hand must plead with earn
est prayer.
But though he be a beggar, and your oracle is
He will be rich indeed, sweetheart, the man
who marries you;
You know what | would tell you--for all my
heart YOU sec
Is oh, may that wealthy becgar beg"
cannot tell her answer, the robin overhead
Coald not catch the broken murmur, soft and
low;
Hnt her eyes were glist'ning brightly, and her
checks We're rosy red.
AS up the meadow path they wandered slow.
And the horse he had forgotten had slipped its
hridle rein,
And strayed away unhindcYcd far down tho
quiet lane;
For though the year he's many months, but one
of them is May,
And romance is not spoken every day.
i Boston TranS-.i-t..
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-02-05
He Fetched the Judge.


As we got into South Carolina we
were joined by ajudge from Pittsburgh.
He had been travelling south for his
health, and had just figured up that he
had paid out 525 in fees to walters. He
vowed that he wonld not pay out anoth-
er red cent, and we encouraged him as
hard as we could.
When we went up to the hotel the
landlord gave us big room with three
beds in it. \ big negro brought the
trunks up, and when he was ready to
go the judge called him and began:
"Colored person, stand up. Now
want to say to you that shall expect
prompt service without fees. You have
brought up my trunk; that's all right
it was your business to. shall want
water, and ! may want a fire, and
shall probably ask you to go of errands,
but if you even look fees at me I'll
throw you out of the window"
We were there two days, and the
waiter was vigilant, humble and will
ing, but as we made ready to depart the
morning of the third, in comes con-
stable with a warrant to arrest the jud ge
for threats of personal violence. 1t had
been sworn out before justice ten
miles away and the complainant was
the negro waiter.
II took the two of Us 10 hold the Judge
down on his back during the first parox-
ysm, and when he had cooled off a little
the negro slipped into the room and
said: