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.eshe ant!elLlgEnte1.:
wHeGLlNG. w.YAo AUGUST rs. 1855.
mo ono slLaatlon E.plained.

Now sseauAd erstand why It is that the
patriots q the Democratic party are 50
DESTROYS Of putting the government, as re-
presented in The fOurth-class postofices,
in the hands Of Its friends. That
eminent Civil Service reformer, Ike
Hin, Of Ohio, says there is hesitation, dis
ou;etude, Generalization in the Democra-
10 ranks in his State. This feeling, ne
saws, ..permeates the back townships, and
there isn't a neighborhood in the State
where the postolIicss remain in the hands
ofRepnblicans but what doubt and dis
satisfaction prevail
It's not that the faithful need the Offices
10 keep them faithful, not that they want
Office for the instruct, Us Mr.. Tilden would
putt. Perhaps they don't want the post.
Offices at all, bat Ike Hill and the othei
eminent persons who do the party think
ing take a very high view fthe situation
il we are to judge by Mr.. Hills explana'
ton:
The crosIoad postofiice to mostolthe
people the only Visible presence OF Federal
power. They see no other, except In print
Asa single United States soldier In uni
form, armed with gun and bayonet,
represents the power Of the arms efthe
United States, soa Federal officer In the
person Of the country postmaster repre-,
aents to the people the political and owl
mower Of the Government. That Is the
only tangible evidence OF the Federal
Government to them. Aslong as these
Offices remain unchanged, they can see no
evidence OF the change OF political power.
They are demoializad with waiting, and
disheartened by the jeers Of their political
opponents. 80
fno Ohio there are still Democrats tthe
yallandipgbam type, who are determined
that they will not recognize the Federal
Goyernment until it wears butternut,
Mr.. Hill, who understands his people,
wants them to have the assurance that the
Government is now so appealed as TO be
entitled to the respect and confidence Of
those patient and long.suGering gentle
men. Change the postmasters and, presto
ething is done. The crossroads post
Office is an earnest Of good faith.
Can 1t be possible that the President
cannot appreciate the situation in Ohio
without hayingit photographed for him
withalli its doubt and disquietude and de-
morallzation and the disheartening iears
oipolitical opponents2
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iNn,ipnnl Towel iYash,r1.

THE ,.afnpt,, ,,,aaa,,raa ~ tha nrasank nd.
,Ist.s,, S, .a,sa.ias ~ M int r;S;cnloSs
n..sSaas sad .ha Hasny Mean bss ~ sit
Il, s,a,,a aas ~. 9s;,;ns - bs tstsn
~ ,s05, It. nosch Ths 7is,sst real, :,
IKE .,,is sss,;n vim, nsstS Il ths sdSsrtsssmsnt ii
WIS 81 = foT Sronosals
$50 ~, az. ,sssS IN, ~ taSels e'''N
=. ss.' s ,Sv hssn ths c,sto,n q con.
;is az ssshin. ~ to,Se,s a. rsr,o or
sss 80 AVA .bsretora :. ,Sas n.;d IN. - a
ss.s.ss . sso,,,;stion This ssye s,nnInS
spss. s J. ait,' .Sas Sorosn Rn. tSa aoOn
men y ~ Ss .tsnnir ~ 80 s !, :,
ynsa. !. an.Iss far Int s.. sis :, :
s S ~. ,,ish,s s !; a. t,s ,,sS
.,a NS go -. sas,issd tSs isct thst Il
tbs'nay N tbese washerwomen went on
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N sATURpAY, AUGUST . 1855,
beannIns a 10 ool0ek 4. 4, tho following 3

beginning at 10 o'clock A, NJ, the following 90
scribed parcels Of real property;
LA certain parcel Of land situate on zane
Island. In the City Of Wheeling, at tha Gunner q
Virginia and Penn streets, west Of Penn tteel Aha
south OF Virginia street. and bounded q toL 0ws:
Beginning at said corner, thence west VIA ny
south Side OF Virginia ktrect o1e hundred Ana
twenty (l2j ieet % an alley; thence parallel Win
Penn street south one hundred and twenty Ieeli
thence east 70 said Penn street one hundred aug
twenty gao feet; thence with the west Dde o.
Penn sireit one hundred and twenty (lU Iee1
70 the BEGINNING, with the Improvements and aP-
puftenRnces thereunto belonging.
2.-Also the following described property, tnAt
d to say: Lots numbered on ihe old plAs o. ne
said City Of Wheeling s lots tl1iy'hye l63l ana
Aixty-kix lG6), fronting gu Market GtIeei lot NUM-
bered hxty.hve being on the corner o. Market un9
Tenth streets, on the north Of Tenth street sn1
lot numbered hxty.hTe aud adjoining The same.
These two lots vi be sold Gs one parcel.
On the lecond Of the said parcels there are knoHn
10 be two prior deeds OF trust, but the deed pnuet
which we will sell directs these PROT deeds Of sE
70 be frst paid Cd out Of the pfoeeeds Of our sAlc
30 that it Il believed that (oxcoptlng tho dover IN
tereBt Of the gfaniofs MIlel aclear ltle VII .
conveyed by uS 70 the purchaser. eeLl!nS ~
trustees, however, we VIII not warrant the uue.
TERMS or sALB-One third 81 the pulGn4g
money, or 90 much more thereof q tho putcaaSet
may elect cA1h On the day Of lGle, and ny ~
mAinder In two equal instalmenh. payable tS
Sale, with interest from that day. the deferred IN
Stalments being secured by deed q nnAt uiS ~
the properly, and Insurance on buildings Y tuS
amount Of ono hall the unpaid purchase money.
T777l7T' MN n HUBBARD, g.
HKRNY N. RUBsELL
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relieving The Parry Of Re.popsiblllty.

Relieving the Party OF hetponsiplity.
NoMos RateAasa.
In our humble judgment Capt. Q. P.
Snyder will experience but very little
difficulty in securing denomination II
he 90 desires. True worth Is always ap.
preciated, and We believe that the people
In this district will be ever ready and
willing TO reward the above named gen.
tlemen for the valuable services rendered
them.-Fdyetis Democrat.
Pardon our curiosity, but can the recent
appointment Of Mr.. Charles Edgar Mahan,
editor Of the Fayetteville Democrat, to the
position OF postmaster Of his village, have
any connection with the above radiant
specimen Of editorial rhetoric2 Doubtless
Mr.. Snyder reckons the honor Of this gen.
tlemanss appointment as conspicuous
amongst those fadeless laurels with which
his ''Saluable services have crowned him.
Such evidence OF true WORTH according
to the Democrat, cannot fail Of apprecia.
ton, and our profound contemporary
does not hesitate to announce 10 the peo.
OF the district atwelye.month in I'D.
vance that the reorganization Of Mr.. Sny.
der will be managed without difficulty.
how very kind to relieve the Democratic
party OF the Responsibility Of selecting o
nandidaLat ~
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HEIRSYi 4. RUssEl.I

EpwAEDi CHRtsTfAF, Auetioneer, ,L.
The underlined the vile Of the grent2f W ~
above named deed VIII Join 10 Tie defd o. w ~
the purchaser OF either OF the above deAenPpSu
parcels Of land, n the purchaser thAll % aeSL
fora sum equal 70 FIVE pofcGntum o. the price Wit
maj heig littia IeiE than The money value o. lne
RAid dover rKht q 1ScertAined ~ we U!uSi t''s
table. ~ NANCY P. ARMSTRONG
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a Rael.et in mo nahl,.

Ell iRiPer PTpertis. s u
seeiherel You fellows who are trying to
lick up q racket in the Democratic ranks.
Are you Democrats2 Have You the good
of the Democratic party at hearth Do
Won know that the Demo ratie ajorityin
fhe Legislature has dwindled from 55 to
1872 Doyou know that by your eyerlast.
ine cnssedness you will defeat that major.
NV and elect a Republ ican Senator /? Sensi-
lie Democrats are anxious TO see you draw
IN your long ears, and .Republi can leaders
are kicking their heals together IN high
clee to see what foolsyou are. 1.-THE peo.
Die aud out that the Democratic Leaders
have NO other end In view than Office COB.
Bling. they will be content 70 Try q differ.
ont Kind al Iiministrati ion next time, and
In our hearts We do not blame them.
4
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The 1ntoilirsneer Grant Extra In Parlsrs,

The extra edition which was issued by
a Wheeling paper Saturday was q credit,
In the interests OF friendly relations we
might mention the name OF the paper,
but there is O sacred rule in said news,
paper office and that Is never 70 say Q
kind word about us, and We would hate
TO be the first to break into the quiet and
seclusion OF the inner chambers presided
over by said Wheeling paper.
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,0IoNMIssIONER'S SALE. OF VAL
.OIUABLE REAL EsTATR.


In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In pursuance Of the authority vested in mo bya
decree Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, made
on the third day 81 June, issS N suit IN chan.
s. D, Taylor, her husband, are plalnuth, aud VII.
lam Il. Harden and othefs arc defendants, will,
ON TuEsDAY, JULY Z, less
commencing al 10 o'clock A. n. Hell at public Gue
lion, 70 the highest and best bidder 1t the front
door Of the Court House oil Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described parcels Of real
second-Lot numbered eleven ny In square
numbered eighteen QS), and the north onehAl Of
lot Numbered twelve on in square numbered
divisions Of the Joseph Caldwell estate, and dlytE
Ions thercirom 70 the said city Of wheeling, Ohio
county, West Yirginia; EGid property fronting on
the east side OF bon street, between TWengninh
There Is erected on tho foregoing property an ole;
CANT brick residence and Is most desirable
property Said building was erected by Edward
NJ no ak and Neil coaltrneYd. '-'' S''''
Il Is required by tho decree under which this Hae
q 70 be made that the parcels oil property above
described thAll DO offered for sale separately.
TERhH OF SALs-OnethIr Of the purchase
money shall be paid IN cash on the day q sale,
and a much more rs the purchasers may elect %
pay: the balance shall be paid IN two equal install
ments with interest from day Of sale, u one and
oh6sefs giving notes for The deferred payments,
With security 70 DO approved BY the oommiAionefI
and Is further security the ttle 70 aid parcels o.
land shall be retained until the purchase money
Shall have been paid In full, and tho Special Com
missioner ordered BY the Court . convey;
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond has been given By the
above named spl ciAl Commissioner In the so0fe
entitled cause IS reg eiTffaSo n S II. pARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
The above salo IL adjourned unttl TUESDAY,
-. - \, G. BARR,
jys Special Commissioner.
Tho above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
JULY Is, 1855, at 10 O'clock A. Y, Gt the SINE
jyi6 Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned until sA1URDAY,
August ID, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. 4, Of ne same
pjh US sDpciai & c;oSSir,HIs.Ioasr.
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Did.

MoRR1soN-on Tuesday afternoon, August Il
1885, at $50 O'Clock, CARRIE youngest daughter o.
William and RliEa Morrison, aged yeaS, smonthi
and II days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, M
EoH street. this Thursday afternoon at s:St
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend. Interment at Peninsula Cemetery.
Little baby in the morning
They will bear you far away;
They'll lay you In your Little grave
And cover you with clay.
Oh, my Carrie, little darling,
When lay me down at night,
Tll think Of you % far away,
So cold and stu and white.
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gmb1fe Sales.

fDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
IL PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a Decd Of Trust male 10 u BY John
and duly recorded In the office OF tte CLERK o. me
Comfy Court OF Ohio County, We Will sell ~ pup,
lie auction atthe iront door Of The Court Houe OF
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INIT LAKE PARK |!
THE FOURTH SEASON


u This beautiful and beautiful resort has opened
4 very successfully. i.1i
Situated upon tho SUMMIT. OF THE ALLIE
GHANY MOUNTAINS the Park presents unsur
raSsed climatic conditions. No malaria. Exsmp
tion from hay fever.
Picturesque surroundings, beautiful location,
great social, RELIGIOUS AND lNrELLECTUAL
ease Of aces and rapid commu.
nication with the great GILES have justified the
hope OF the propristos that Mt, Lake Park would
soon take liz place among the most favored Of
Summer Resorts. - ee 4
Delightful excursions by rail and mountain road
add 70 the attractions OF The place. (,
Boarding accommodations are ample and reason
ns:oHoIcE BUILDING LOTS are TO be had at
moderate cost. 4 t51if
The Assembly
Reglns AUGUST and closes AUGUST 10.
The programme includes a widerange Of lectures
and Instruction In special branches.
The B. q o. Railroad Company. offers reduced
rates for the Assembly. Round uip from Wheel
HE e Assembly confets diplomas. aus
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Wifi Trnahsipt
NOV, an We have 70 say to Mr.. Cleye-
land aud the heads Of che Departments,
under whose control the appointment are
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A cat Of searsyille, Me-, made friends
with a pet raj, but killed all tue Wild rats
II could find.
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The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
AUGUST 4, 1885, Of the same hour and place,
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Commissioners ga1rs.
COMMIssI0NER's SALE.

sta,e Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling, ga,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. BTues, guardian Of Cani6l
b. Brues, Henrietta Drues and
Charles Henry Brues, infants, In ChAneerJ,
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The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, the
list day Of August 1sSS, at 10 O'Clock a. y, a the
1a iasp lAee. Special Il 6 eOS Ssss:
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The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
AUGUST Is, ISIS, u! 10 O'Clock a. n, az thetans
place. J. X. COWDtN,
Au8 Specl1l Commissioner.
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The above sale Is Adjourned until TUESDAY.
aus J.Y.L. RoDGkRs, Trustee,
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W. II. HAIIKR, Auetinneer.
hereby certify that J. z. CoNden, Special Com.
missioner, has given bond With security q 70.
otiired by law and the decree Of June 8, ISIS, In
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The above sale Is I'D. burned until TUESDAY,
AUGUST u, 1885, nj tame time aud place.
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b0kb@A 49, 49,
aNot Allowed to Get Even Small SMELL
liooregeld EraRtan. sA
We give in these five counties, nearly
one.half OF the msjority tho Democrat!
has in the State. We have as good, brave
Intelligent and loyal q set OF Democrats al
can be found any where in the Union
This is the only section Of West Virgins
that has lost none OF its Democratic
strength. We are stronger than we were
when the Democracy first went into power
In West Virginia. What other section o.
West Virginia can say this much? Suel
being the facts, why should the men who
have preserved and maintained the party
20 well in our section be they "hewers Of
wood and drawers Of water" for those who
cannot carry the counties they live In I
No good reason Gamble given for IT. We
are perfectly willing TO share with Other
sections Of The State, and aid them, too,
but we are not willing they should have
all the fruits Of our large Democratic
majorities. II the men oil the favored
sections lowered sufficiently high
above Gthose OF our section We would be
willing to give them all, but they do not
W. have 40 oand trfa and able men as
we nas ssa 10 soT; oItbe state Vet We
any ot .nese a ssS eoynSIstslv ;gnorsd Inv
nays peen a. a thsea m. nsrnoc,a;ic State con.
Ine iass sm III ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n We ara mi
veh.ion is anu ~ aat wan q aood sms,i ri
now ailoM S. " Res na M Isadsra ann n
leaers. pasi9;nas 30 I'D ~ ons net;ancap
Pose .asfe IL ~ IN aoms ~ tbea. Sevs n
my WV IN; mA ,S;otaLs We are tine and
Teaiiz9 sne aa.a ". We bsya shown tbis In
i9ya pe1it N.Y. .nata no threats. %,e s;mnly
tns pas tsa.o W. ~ fse hahn fiat tbsre M M
Sath .nos abead II ba foreWarned IL Ia
~ pie insensaaJ The snafisnee of the south
p iossa WniIa, nan, ocrscvis oreat Inf we
p aas,t at.n d great SsaI mora II n had.
can ss1nu 7" gee. ese. 49, y
Two Fae,i5ns-one cleft Out In the Cold"
noortssld Examiner.
Th;a MofFensiye craftsmanship business
Ia ali nonsense-it Ia child's play. The
reanle decided last fall in favor Of a change.
Fbey fnlly expect a change. II the men
who have held the offices for the last quar-
Tar II 4 century cannot be reached BY the
neonle through the ballot box then in.
Head. wa have left but the empty form Of
a Rennblican government. But what we
want 10 say particularly, to our Democratic
ir;ends In this section Ia this: There are
two factions in the Democratic party in
in..,. a.,
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VITHEELING q ELMGROyElR. RI.

Leave citYa All 4. 4 andran every hour until .
=; Lave Z. wheeling pnS ASA. y. and MN syesy
AS S5S FaS'a'''@ suSsi hiaaSs;
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ALL TORN Up
rnE pIseUsgkp pEMooRAogS
olavipr Away At Each other LIE Kilkenpy
ca.,.rs. sushsin Their wiswamspaln..
log for the rrsy-Net Enough
once. to 20 Around.
n,,m,oeratio bosses and what Thsy have
pi.s...t B,4a.a. Done. J.

.
Our neighbor, the Keyser Tribune takes
MS severely to task, for an editorial in our
Issue Of July 18th. We expected some
one would kick, when We wrote the arti-
ale possibly hurt. Is the load too heavy
To carry? II so, let It down. We did say,
there were Bosses In the Democratic party,
and we don't take any Of 1t back. Has the
Tribune forgotten the fight at the State
Convention, Last fall2 Does he see, or
know anything OF the bitter contest, going
on now. In regard to the reelection Of Sen.
ator Camden, to the q. S.. Senate? 1s he
ignorant Of the fight against Collector Nc
Graw, when he was candidate ior tne
Office he now holdsP Certainly, he can
not be. He asked forthe names oil the
men, who helped entail the debt upon the
state Of Va. Does he not know themT
Have not, and are not, now, some OF them,
holding the most important and remuner::
alive Offices In the State? Is he ignorant
of those, who in 1860, urged upon the
state Of Va. to succeed, and did every thing
In their power, to draw her into the Con-
iederacy? Isit necessary TO spell out each
name, ior this editor? He knows them,
every body knows them. Is he so stupid,
as not to know the men, who as soon az
the Democratic party came into power,
mounted every stump, and called aloud
for a new Constitution? The time has
not been SO long, "That the memory Of
man. ,unneth not to the contrary" Its
within the memory Of most Of US. fes,
we know the Constitution was adoped by
| the people, but by very small majority
| a great many Democrats, voted against III
adoption. was not the old Constitution,
adopted by the people? Could not all the
changes have been made BY Legislation,
al one fourth the cost TO the Slater Have
changes not been made in the present one,
by tie Legislature, aud then ratified by
| the people? Is it not true, that the Dem.
ocratic majority has been reduced to Lees
Than Eve thousand Whythis falling of, II
eyerythipgisjust right ? Come out Brother,
and tell some Of these fellows, that the peo;
ole will attend to them in due time, and
the sooner Democratic Editors do this, the
better for the party.
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- $50 THOMAS u. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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4 TssNs ov sAIE-caSh In hand Gu day Of nile
jy2t1.2527A2S J.Y. L. R0DGRIis, TrInteo,
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decree Of the Municipal Court ci WhtciinT, made
on the third day Of June, lsS6 IN suit In chan
Gerry therein pending in which I'm ma Taylor with
s, D, Taylor, her husband, are plaInttn, aud VII.
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ONE PRICE STORES


beautiful line Boy, Kilt Suits real novelties prices
ranging from s. 80 up.
Boys striped Chcvot Waists for only Toe worth 1jc
Boys waists down DE
\ large line Summer silk Dresses, $3.50. $1,000
Elegant Black silk Dresses, last weeks
price, 5000 this week. So 80
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LOVES VICTORY !
From Williamson to McLen-
nan County to be
Married.
4 lnung Twain Made Happy
Aiier Passing NY
ing Ordeal.
Love Not Only Laughs AT Lock-
smiths, but at Deep
water Also.
Love Not Only Laughs AZ Lock-

Friday evening last a rather dilapi-
dated looking young man walked in
to County Clerk Bakers office aud
said he wanted Il marriage license
The man looked dilapidatcd because
he had been in water mp TO hi, neck.
and his clothes were still watcr-suak
ed. Mr. Baker questioned the young
man. and not receiving satisfactory
answers, he told him he must have
some one to identify him before the
! license could he issued. The Young
man seemed pcrplcNcd for few min
utc>. and then said he did not think
| there was amy one in the city who
| knew him But when hc thought of
| The loved one who was waiting for
| him To come back to her with the
| license, he resolved to make an effort
! to find some onc--if such one lived in
the city who knew aud could vouch
for him. lie did not walk many
| blocks before he found Mr.. Geo
| Morse, who AZ once recognized
ana offered to assist him
| but there was another di-
lrmna. Mr.. Morse did not know
MIR. John Baker, but gentleman in
the city VouChcd for Mr. VI. aud Mr..
VI. vourhcd for the Young man. and
after an affidavit had been sworn to
that the young lady was over Is wears
of aye license was issued To -. &.
bowers and Miss lcVia f,lli,tt Mr..
Il did not lose any time, torno doubt
he thought stern, relentless parent
or perhaps several large-sizcd
brothers, were on his track and
would soon run him down aud take
his prospective bride away. lie went
siraightway to Mr.. H. :. TAYLOR,
boarding house on Mary street. and
after finding n preacher the twain
were made one, according to the
laws of the state of Texas n, Il Gods
holy ordinance. They STAYED at the
boarding house Friday night and lcil
for Mr. b., rancho, in ShackcIiord
county. yesterday morning.
rms l. certainly n case OF true love.
for there are circumstances connected
with it that prove il so. An EXAMI-
NER reporter was with Mr.. h. some
little time, but the gentleman was
NOT very communicative He
did not want tie tell anything.
but enough WAS learned to know |
hat he came from Liberty Hin, VIII |
IamN county. and in going to the
santa Fc railroad swollen stream
had To be crossed, and this is where
Mr. II. came 80 near losing his life.
ana Miss Elliott a husband. He said
he team ne was driving got into deep
water, and the gear becoming tangled
ne went IN and managed to get il
.iralght, aud then swan ashore. the
ady driving the team ont. He
never changed his clothes, or felt easy
me minute until the Knot was tied;
hen hc was ready to meet the conse-
Iucncrs. The saving that Love
lughS AT lock'mith-," might he
mcnded 10y adding, land deep water.
90"