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Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
a." RUSSELL'S BEE HIVE"
500 MARKET STREET.

Cold weather has come, and
we are prepared for it by having
a good stock of Mittens for all
ages and qualities Cheap Yarn
Gloves; Scotch Yarn Gloves;
Lined Leather or Kid Gloves;
Nubias Hoods enough for all.
Handmade Leggins for Ladies
and Children al half-rrice. A
few Jackets left for Gentlemen
to be closed out at a low price.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
Eor Liver compliant,

kidney trouble, pain in the back and
headache, DIR. Simms' Vegetable Liver
Pills are worth o trial by every one
afflicted.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
Tvs Summary.
CoLLHsION-sMkRmANlRE
FAfgE AND mAr.
tmONY IN NEW JERSEY
(KERS APPEALING.

e!ght trains oo the Baltimore
Railroad collided as Coburg,
on Tuesday, and three engines
Ity cars OF merchandise and
4 we're piled up In . mass OF
H. wreck caught fire and burn.
pe time. An engineer and
M we're killed, and . third
(as 40 badly injured that he
few hours. IL 10 said tbe
kwas caused by the falling
the engineer and fireman oi
:rEins.
haze Committee on Coinage or
ID Wednesday, but did moth
. IL Ia said 70 be the general
the mem bers " that the inter
country demand that the
! should make "a carly y re
} silver question NJ possible
hat the matter might be rot
zagman, OF Oolfax county
& was killed In the jail a.
on Tuesday, by q prisoner
dIl,our, who had been formerly
|<<nne asylum, bat was dis
IeeAuse he WAS found 10 b.
- ON Tuesday night n mot
|I1|.x from tho iall and lynched
resser and Edward Billech
81 . train while walking
&igh Valley Railroad neal
Junk yesterday morning
pere covered on account VI
cold, and they could no
preaching train. Both mer
families.
ew Jersey House Of Repre-
on Wednesday, bills were
b providing for n fve.ceuI
e street cars, aud the irsue oI
tickets without extra charge
- same company operates botf
ID, establish o marriage licenst
||nilar TO that In Pennsylvania
~ q. Alliger, q mailing ,clerl
fsy post cffice at Washington
ned yesterday morning for { h'
n flettera. He had robbed thre'
'}tiressed 10 officials. He con
Iht he had been riding the OF
~ for tho last Ave months.
4 &House a special committee O
appointed to investigAt
<bat four OF the present mem
|1At body had accepted briDs
n Henry Is. Payne for U. Z
y hile III, Inbsrs of the las
\ WILLIAM King and John Web
Ing the wood work around tn
. b tho Blackstone building q
/d Ohio, on "Wednesday mornin
DO. ding their soAffold broke
were killed.
|hio Legislature, In joint con
on Wednesday reelected Johl
y TO be U. s. Senator. He II
y votes TO 62 for Allen G
b. I. reG Gzizsc II -osas
'resby terry at Toronto on Wee
appointed a committee
+" whether railroad employees
sk on the Sabbath could entt
communion with the church.
|tikers at the Edgar Thompso
Forks, at Braddock, Penna
pealed to Andrew Carnegie, II
|rk, and aresaid to be " hopefl
answer.
sgslling of. Rufus Williams,
tock, was burned on Tuesda
IA one OF his children, An eiRh
boy, persisted.
Eastern Nail Association me
|nesday in Cincinnati and T,
its former action In regard
fotal value OF the exports
as from the United States du
5 vas 1929, ,757 26O, against S14I
ii 1854.
! f1ore Mormons were arrested
7Fe City on Wednesday I
~ tohabitation.
NJ ION river Ia frozen sol
14<h rs Spuyten Duyvil.
115 81 Baltimore has bee
WI ice except for lar
-, &rtng the last two days.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
A sore Throat or cough,

II suffered to progress, often results In
an incurable throat or lung trouble
E" Browns Bronchial Troches" give
instant relief.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

consequences of q derangement in
beating of the chapel, there will be
'ervices held on FRIDAY evening.
D day. w
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
III HOsiery.

Thirty dozen more Of ladies' black
and oolored hose, white feet, sold for 80
cents, down to % cents. M. E. Riley,
228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Eight dozen ladies' cashmere gloves,
So cents, reduced from 90 cents. Won
derful bargain. M. e. Riley, 226 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

The proprietors Of Salvation on, the
greatest cure on earth for pain, will
pay . large reward II any oertifioats
published by them is found not genu-
inc. II costs only 20 cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Tomorrow promises to be from clear
to cloudy and slightly warmer. Similar
conditions will probably prevail on
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

One lot mems red shirts and drawers
reduced from Sl.OO to 90 cents. M. e,
Riley, 228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

The best country print butter, fresh
every market day, and at the lowest
prices, Mt Doughty's stalls, 81 and 81
Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

II is the only medicine would give
to my baby. q mother said. speaking Of
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. At all drug
stores, twenty five cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Grand sight, the drill and march OF
the knights Of St. Lawrence at the rink
on Friday night.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

y cents to sec knights drill
hd march In full uniform at the
FRIDAY night.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Sun risss 1.le. sun ssts . g.
Agents for nHMIap,s Hats,
Rumf0Pd HrotheFs. Hatsern.
Try Bush's coal you viii like Il.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
George y. Hodges, 60T Shipiey street
Born 70 blush unseen-Colored ladies.
Have you read the " Home Weekly 2"
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like it.
Bullet wounds often cause shooting pains.
Birds and cages st Psrkers's. East md u
miiiard y. Dsvis'. Iewsier, e. md strest.
Cfty LAundry, Sixth and Shiplsy streets
Fine IS X. Kings, at Hsnrs, Is K Fourth
Hsrtins, sign painter. m West Seventh st
LF. Hammond says that We will all be bald
IN thousand years. We are willing 70
wait that long.
fyeur gum boots need repairing take
.nem 70 Honecker. le2 West Second street
fsatisfactfop guaranteed.
Everything In the drug line at the New.
port drug store. Physicians protorip ptions
carefully compounded.
In all the important h;sil discoveries oi
the past thirteen centuries no fossil has
YET been discovered that was as big % It's
name.
A man Eith q woods,s & ia 10 10 snvisd
these cold days. He never cIperiences the
misery Of having both feet feel as u they
were Jumps Of ice.
walker Linton, no BIa BhfpIsy street
hsuso, sign painters gfainera. Brick
eaining Speciality. Inmates turniHhed
for city or country.
Ehe-You awkward trute You have
dropped your bread and utter on the floor.
Ho-Thaps all right, my lear. Nobody will
get It /; i have my foot ca 1t.
The turkey is, on the whole, . lucky crea-
ture. He isn't stuffed N,ih ohestnuts until
| after his demise. A fellow must be q goose
who wouldn't like 70 be turkey.
90 70 W. ii. Hartiove $, 900 u Third street,
For Guns, hihes, ANN milton, sporting
Goods, Taxidermy and m Guns. Rspa lring
: specialty. Looksmith,lk and bell hang.
ing attended 70.
Gold, hover bronse, velvet and plush
mouldings are all the style. Frames made
up from All kinds at % pt cent. on Of usual
prices. Baugh, aos West second street. r.
lb.-Ohromos Of al kinds cheap.
II Edison, the wiEsard,
Gould invent some kind OF phone
To exterminate bEzxard,
This might bs temp'rate zone
The Governor Of Missouri ha, become
Jealous Of tbs attautiUR given to ont
L lava. hut ha Atfll f.f ufinu aa m rs.oouo
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

nest double skating and waltzlng
- ~ Gleason 9 e,.S1 sisters at tb.e rink on
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Try Vary's railroad express, 21t
Market street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14
ssass or she Tnsrmemeser

AZ the REPUBLICAN, office In the shade
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'oloch
go 100 23o
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

| Al
VIM, B. SHARP'S
FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
We have a small lot of
Boucle Jackets and Wraps,
which are much reduced to
close the season.
Jackets, Ss::from $1o.
Jackets, $40 from $12,
Jackets, $I2 from $40.
Wraps, $I2. so from SIG.
Wraps, $Io from 1922.
These Jackets and Wraps
are trimmed with Astrakan
and Fur, are new this season
and will repay any one to ex
anime who is interested in the
goods.
Here's a special offering
We have two elegant Broche
Shawls with black centres
magnifcently bordered and
mounted-a rich Shawl OF
superb quality, but we can't
afford to hold them at $Ioo
apiece. IT'S all we have at
the price. $50 apiece will
buy them.
A small lot of Ladies' and
Mems Merino Underwear is
reduced for the late season.
Ladies' Vests, 25c.from 81 1c.
Ladies ests,37 &c. from sec.
Mems Vests 81 4c from SOC.
Mems Vests. 69c. from 81.
A line of Scarlet Vests tor
Ladies, Is cents from 81
mo drawers left.
A line Of Merino Vests for
lChildren, in 16 to "a inches,
from IL I-2 cents to 35. No
drawers left.
/ Ladies Cashmere Gloves,
in Colors and Black, all
.Isizes, 25c., 81 1-2 cents and
l5Oc.
/ Ladies' Black Silk Gloves,
self lined, ST. and $I.35.
| A few Silk Plush Table
ICovers, raw silk borders,
with knotted fringes, are
one yard square, in Grim
son, Gold, Gendarme, etc.
All that are left, $3,75 from
l$5.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

Why cot dfowned to skate D.? Better
come TO the rink tonight no Toe TO
break.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

If your cattle seem out of condition
give them Days Horse Powder. II
tones up the system.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

We hear . great deal in these specu
lative days Of lucky Investments. The
most lucky investment which . man
could make would be q bottle Of St.
Jacobs OIL. He would never be trou.
blsd with aches or pain, and could de-
vote his time TO making money.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

II your bowels are costive take dost
OF DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills; We know
of no better medicine.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

The Governor Of Missouri ha, become
Jealous OF tbs atteutiOR given to ont.
laws; but he still &C ntinues to recon.
mend the famous Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup for coughs and solds.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-14

weight rubber boots for ladies and gen
tlemen, and rubber footwear Of all
kinds for the whole family at Bah.
cooks. 7o6 Market street, the Family
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
SUM MONS

COUNTY OF HAND, before n G Ider,
soa, J. n
George ". Sayles.
3. C Miller
The territory Of Dakota sepds greetiag
To \. &, Miller, dSfeudept, you are hereby
summoned TO appear before rae. at my Office In
the towu of Fsiryiew in said county OH tho 10th
day of February A. -, 1886 atsa o'clock p, IN. 20
answer 20 the complaint of the above named
plsIntif George W. sayIes who claims to recover
of You the sum Of twelve dullars due said plaintiff
on promiSsory note witt, interest Aud you are
hereby notified that II yGu fail 10 appear and
answer said complaint az above required, sail
plaintiff viii take judgment against you tor the
above aAloant to-vit; Si2.V0 with costs Of this
action,
eiyen under my hand this 4lh day Of December.
1888
To the sheriff or any constable of said hand
county, greeting: make legal service hereof and
due return. Is. G. ANpERsoS
Justice OF the peace within and for Hand county
ID. i, Jau l4ti
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
MoRTGAGE SALE

whereas. defzuh has been made IN the payment
OF the money secured by certain mortgage dated
the 9Th day of February A. ID. lsSi executed and
delivered by Jonathan J. IhGrne Gni MsrRarette.
Thorne. his wifi, Of the county OF Hand and Ter
Htory of Dakota, 10 Charles T. DAVIS OF the county
Of Cayuga. and state Of Naw York. and which
mortgage recorded IN the ONCE OF tho Register
of Deeds of the county Of Hand and territory of
Dakota, in book two OF mortgages, on page 3S4.
the lth day of March, A. d. 1854 al O'Clock and
10 minutes y. n. ani,
Whoreas no action or proceedings at law. OF
otherwise have been iusis'.ed q s.esssr thA dshi
secured by said mortgage, or any part fhereoi'
and,
Whereas default has been made In the paymen,
OF the taxes assessed on said property a. agreed by
tht sal moTtsagots in -aid mortgage: and,
Whereas it Gn provided III and by said mortgnss
that IL SAID mortgagnr slonid tail u ray any pOr
t.on of the haid mortgage Indebtedness including
prin,Iz OF Interest promptly and at the tilue aud
at the place mentioned in said mortgage. when the
same shail become due respectively, or should. ne
glect to pay all taxes ssossed be assessed
said property. then and IN that case the whole sum
both principal and interest should AZ once became
due and Collectibs, and said nOrtgagee should
have the right 20 enter upon and take possession Of
said premises and sell tie same in sooorlance Il
Mhereas default has been made in the payment
of [ interest coupon notes secured by said mort
gage. to-wit: One coupon note tor the snm o
s45 ~ dated January 3lst. 1854. and payable or
the lst day OF January ID 1885 with interest there
on after due al the rate of IL Per cent per annum
And also on another interest coupon note, sc
cured by said mortgage for the sum Of City ls5o
dollars due on the 1t day of January, A. ID. lss5
with interest after due at the rate of twelve pei
cent per annum. Both Of said coupon notes being
payable at the First National Bank of Huron, Da
kota territory with New York exchange.
Therefore. In accordance with the powers con
taiued in said mortgage, the MORTGAGE does here
by declarc the whole o. sad princpAl sun secur
ed.by said mortg Ee TO be now due and payable on
account OF the defaults afa-esaii AL,
Whereas tie amount claimSd To he due, and Il
due uppn said mortgage at de date Of this noticS
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

The chief mogul of the Northwestern
road evidently has sympathetic spot in
his great heart for the noble red of the
Sioux nation. Some days ago Messrs
Little Black Tomahawk anu Gray-Eagle-
with-a Red Eye, from the other side of
the river, called upon A. W. Ballard and
informed him they wanted TO go to Chi
cago TO set eyes upon that fat women and
the living skeleton OF Kohl & Middleton's
dime museum, and requested him TO write
the passenger agent the facts. Mr.. Bal
lard is very accommodating gentlemen
aud so wrote the letter. Nothing more
was thought about the case until night be-
fore last, when he found among his eastern
mail two round trip passes for the above
named Indians. The two braves will
next week depart for the great city to try
to get ON the metropolitan ways Of the
whites Pierre Free Press.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
THE ToBoGdAN HUG

Truthful James" in Minneapolis
Tribune: have been tobogganina and
don't you forget it, my reader. promise
you / won't. sat down on the innocent
cushioned board on the top of the hill.
There was handsome young woman sit
ting IN front of me ON the same board.
Cad, had no sooner settled down than
she picked ,.p my feet and legs, q wear
No boots and tucked them under her
dainty arms. IL was l. new sensation to
ME. have hugged beautiful girls, and
been Rugged, but never from that end. !
rather liked it after my surprise had worn
little threadbare. But while she was
holding nv feet and ,ingling electric
sensation was rs pidly absorbing my sys-
lem in consequence thereof, an unfeeling
brute showed Us of the top of the hill, and
we fell, think. 1000 feet in IA second. l
thought of Ella Wheel.r.Wilcox dropping
down to sweet he'll" and wondered if she
tobogganed before she wrote that pastoral
I sfetch
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
WHEATON ITEMS

February 2. 1886.
Misc Wade has returned TO England on
visit for few weeks.
Last Tuesday evening many of Mr..
Chas Clarks friends gave HIM and wife
a surprise party. All had delightful
time.
Wheaton is now in possession OF u
dramatic society and will soon produce
the play The American Cousin.
A literary has been organized at the
Sells school house.
The report IN last weeks items that 4,
L. Barker had gone to Wisconsin on Il
visit is not so.
Many of the teachers and people of this
town attended the Teachers Institute a,
Howell Saturday. A profitable time was
had and splendid lecture was listened &c
in the oyenin1 by Plof. Pinkham Of Miller
The kind hospitaiities Ct the Howell peo-
pie of Howell will never be forgotten, and
were appreciated by all. A society was
organized at the institute 10 he called the
North Hand County Teachers AssociG.
tion to meet once month. The next
meeting will be held at Burdctte Februa'
ry 27. A full program will be published
in due season. The following officers
were elected: president, Geo. Mills; vice
president, Mr.. Brown, Of Howell; Secre
taiy, Miss Anna Odell.
The following officers we're elected q
the Wheaton Literary Society Monday
evening; president. b. +. Shoop; vice
president, T. u. Williams; secretary ant
treasurer, Geo. Mills; chorister Z. j
Helmick. PUNCH
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

A special to the Sioux City Journal says
"Huron is prolific OF enterprises. The
last venture il the organization of an In
suancs company. to be known as the
Farmers and Merchants Mutual Insurance
Company OF Dakota. Quite q number Of
prominent insurance men of Dakota are in
terested. The Con,mitte ON corporation il
James NJ. Templeman and J. p. Martin. OF
Hand county; Chas. l.. Shelly. of Duel
county; s. II. Riggs and Z. s.
sackott. of spins county N, 7 smith
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

and the fact was clearly demonstrated that
North Hand has many qualified and earnest
teachers, ot whom that part Of our county
has just reason 10 be proud. The pleasure
of the dav was not a little enhanced by
the generous announcement that free
dinner aud supper had been arrnnged Mt
the hotel for the teachers aud other school
officers attending the association. The
landlord and other citizens Of Howell and
Mr.. Bates, OF 1861, had quietly planned
this hospital surprise, and they may rest
assured their kindness was deeply appre-
cisted. The welcome extended. whether
in cordial greeting or the bounties Of the
table, will not soon be forgotten by the
association.
MILLER, Dakota, February l, 1886.
G.. l.. PISKHAM,
County Supt.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRIruRiAL.


Ciogerrlrl.--Ci A. Pierce,
Sesretary--Janles H. Teller.
supreme Court--Chief Justice, Alonzo A. Edger-
on. Associate justices, Gideon C. Moody and s. A.
Hadson, } :. Palmer. l. h Church
United states Attorney J. Campbell
surveyor deneral-CoTteZ Fessendsn.
Delegate In Congress--O, Glnord,
Z. :. MRrshal--pan nnrratta.
TIxTH LEGISLATIVE DIrCRICl,
Members of Council-J. n Westuyer. J. Day.
Members Of House, A PicEler. n l. Miller, q.
". Fierce, J / Blsksmere.
COUNTY
County Commissioner-Jno. Dutlie J NJ King
Thomas Griffin. Levi Harris. J. 4. Woolheisor.
Register OF Deeds-S s Keller, U. A. Stebbins,
Deputy
SheriT--John Costigan.
Judge OF Probste-F Il Parish
Treasurer--O. H. Pruner, L. A, Egbert. Deputy.
Clerk District Court--C. W Bovine.
III dTict Attorney ]. smith
Assessor -F l. Douthett
Coroner-Dr. Wood
surycyor--Geo. Cuselar.
: lps. of Sehools--O. l.. PinkhGm
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

and n. ii. Merrill, Of Beadle county. The
capital stock of the company is $4,000
divided into shares Of $50 each. II is pro
posed TO make Huron the headquarters Of
the company. N. H. Merrill, formerly of
the Fargo Insurance company, but now
of the Huron real estate exchange, is sec.
retary of the new company. Nearly half
of the capital stock has already been taken,
and it will require but little effort to dis
pose of the remainder"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
A GREAT SUCCESS

The Teachers Association held on last
Saturday at Howell, to which teachers of
the north part of Hand county had heen
specially invited. was an occasion OF un-
usual interest. and was pronounced by
all great sueeess. The discussions dur
ing the day on various educational ques-
tons were entered into with commendable
enthusiasm on tho part ot the teachers,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

Judge L. X. Church was banqueted at
Aberdeen last Thursday evening.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

Well now, here, there are scores Of You
Fellows who take the Press that do not
even say "shucks" about paying mp,
Since our last list of cash brethren was
published the following have made US
their firm friends by doing the proper
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
PASSED THE SENATE
The bill to open the Sioux reservation
Passed the Senate Monday.

At $50 Sunday morning Jan. 81, Mrs.
Bayard, wife OF the secretary of the United
States. died from prostration caused by
her daughters recent death. II is thought
the secretary will soon tender his resign
alton
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

U. 3. Landofhee. at huron. u T. Jaa ~ lssf3 I
Notice Is hereby given that the following nanled
settler has led notice of is intention make hnal
proof In support OF his eai aud thai said proof
viii bc made before T. Parish judge Of Probate
court In and for Hant county al Miller, ID T on
the y. Z. 6-ll,-GS He names tee following wit.
neHses 90 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultiyat on OF said land viz: Godfred Wise John Y,
Beat Francis Nozzle Ard Joseph II. Cotton all ..oi
Miller, ID. T., JsMcFARLAsp. kelistersd 4
ca CARROLL, Attorney, Millsr. ID 7 jansS
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
CITY OFFICERS.

couucil-John Morrow, chairman: o. p. Fear
heiley, J. A. Bushheld
Clerk--O, s. Fulton
Treasurcr-B \, Stamm,
Assessor--J. p. cutting.
Justice. A. Moon,
Marshal--Henry Newmire.
DRESBYTERIAN services every Sunday at II
| a. IN. and every sunday evenings at y. m.
Rev. A. s, Elliott. Pastor. Sabbath Schsol at IL IN
VIM, McMurray Superintendent. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 80 O'Clock.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04

For lame back. side OF chest, use shilohs Porous
laster, Price IS cents.
SHILOH'5 COUGH aud Consumption curs IA sold
by us on a guarantee. it cures consumption
sUILOII's yITALIzER Is what you reed for
eepstipation. loss of appetite dizEiurss aud all
symptoms Of dyspepsia Price 10 and 7b cents per
bottle
GROUP wHoopING COUGH and Bronchius
immediately relieved by sliloh's cure Sold by
y Fitzgerald
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-02-04
ALFALFA

The fodder crop Tor the north
west. Genuine SASKATCIIE-
WAN aud WELLMAN. FIFE
WHEAT, RED RUST PROOF
OATS, TIMOTHY, GLOVER,
and other seeds. For prices write
Chancey Smith, Sec Seed Co.,
Castlewood, Dakota. 4t4*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-12-13
d VIRGINIA NEWS.

Two gentlemen in Westnoreland county
have so far this season bagged upwards O:
500 partridges
The ice blockade in James river is broken.
and navigation for all descriptions of yes.
sells has been resumed.
The new lunatic asylum at Marion,
Smyth county, will be finisheda and ready for
occupancy on the Isl Of January.
Ia paris of Westmoreland and King
George counties the la:eisnow WAS from six 10
eight feet deep in many places and travel
was entirely suspended.
Harry Hintz, grandson of Prof. Hintz,
whilst coGsing insStaunton on Saturday
last, ran into heavily loaded team and re.
ceived injuries which will probably prove
fatal
Rev. Father Lynch has purchased an ex.
ce'lent lot near the Roman Catholic church
at Roanoke. on which will be erected short.
ly large ana commodious female orphan
asylum.
Holmes Il. puryear, under sentence of
death in the Jail at Petersburg, for the muir.
der, BY poisoning, of his wife, was visited
one day last week by his aged father. The
meeting between the two men is described
as having been most pathetic one.
On Friday and Saturday 500 citizens, of
every walk and condition in life, were ar.
raigned before the Police Court, of Rich.
mond, for violation of city ordinance in not
cleaning oil the snow from the sidewalks
in front Of their respective places of resi-
dence.
at Deep creek, in Warwick county, on
Thursday night last the colored captain of
sloop, named Ovens, had his head split
open with an axe b. one Of the crew, and
the injury will prove fatal. In the same
county on the same night, near Newport
News, Ben Washington stabbed aud killed
Lawson Brown, both colored.