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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-12

Otto Blumenthal keeps the cele-
brated Rogers silverware. 1l-1O-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-12
Boy'S and Youths Over coats.
GENTS CLOTHING.

We have about forty Gents Fine
Suits left. Goods we sold at $40 and
S25 a suit will take half for them.
Also few fine Gents over coats at
half price.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-09-06

New YORK - Un individu du
nom de Foreman a etc arrete q
Hannibal Missouri), pour un cri
me commits il y un quart de sic
Gle.
II parait gu en- 1863 Foreman
vole un cheval q un nomm6 James
Robinson, dams 10 comte de Rails
(Missouri). LIE voleur a et6 ARE
t6 presque aussitot apres, juge ct
condamn6 six ans de prison.
Mais la mutt qui suivi sa condam
nation, Foreman dejouant la vlgi.
lance de six hommes qui avaient
6t6 charges de le garder en- att H.
dant son envoi au penitencier, s'est
6vad6, ct jusqu'a vendredi dernier,
lorsqu'on Ia rencontre ct reconnu
a Hannibal, on ignorait ce quill
6tait devenu.
Foreman a etc conduit au p6ni
tencier de Jefferson City, pour y
purger sa condemnation.
New YORK. -Des brigands ont
encore essay6 de piller un train de
voyageurs de pUnion Pacific r Ill
road.
Vers deux heures du matln, ,trois
hommes Mosques, embusques sui
le bord de la vote, pres de Dane
Station, comt6 de Calb IN, { (Wyo
ming), ont saut6 sur la locomotive
at brao uant leur revolver sur Il
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sur la croupe de Soliman un s
glorieux coup de poing que la We'll
le haridelle qui dormait en- mar
chant releva la tete CONNIE un vra
cheval de bataille ct trotta plus d.
oinq metres; apres quoi ellie rame
ma la tete q hauteur des genoux et
rep. it son allure. tranquil'e.
Dependant Bernard riait ct sc
parlait tout seul: "Oui, ces ia.
meux!.. c'est 6k atant!. c'est
mirobolant!. ca sera renversant
%. Oh! la bonne charge, 81 Ga
r6ussit!. e. BIT pourquoi Ga ne reus.
sirait-il pas?..
"Quoi donc?" demanda curieu-
sement Robert qui await une con
fance illimit6e dams l'intelecte de
son associ6 don't la gait6 bruyante
pintriguait vivement, car il 6tait
d'ordinaire CONNIE le pot au feu
recommand6 par Brillat~ ~Savarln,
il sourait toujours, ne riait ja-
mais.
"Rien du tout!' r6pondit il au
petit Parisien, tn verras celia q
Georgetown!.. 'et vous aussi!'
dit il d Harry.
Mais entin... quest ce que
c'est?"
"Laisse-moi tranquille!' ct le
philosophe de passociat1on, le Doc
teur Salomel riait de plus belle.
"Tu as trouv6 un truc?'
"Un truc!. -" ct il pouffa de
rire.
"Mals parle done, animal?"
"Eh bien, oui, j'ai trou,6 un
truc!. :. mais tout ce que Je peux
te die, c'est que je veux que la
barbe du s6nateur Logan me serve
de brosse q souliers, 81 CO soir nous
n'avons pas cling cents. >. mile. >.
peut-etre dix mile dollars!!!'
"Je crois que tn devlens fou,
mon pauvre Bernardo. %"
"Fou!. ne blasph6me pas, ,mal-
heureux petit Parisien, ce soir tn
te prosterneras dams une v6ritable
alteration, tu me diras que je suis
un homme de genie! ct tu auras
raison!"
"a co,,tinuer.)
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"a contanuer.)
NOTRE EXPANSION.

Mon cher Tass6.-Je viens de
lire votre brochure: The French
Question, que je connaissals par lie
texte francais ct surtout par nos
conversations sur ce sujet, car il y
a vingt ans que nous en- parlons
dams lintimit6 de p6tude. J'ai sou
venance de vous avoir entendu dire,
en- 1866: Pensez- vous que M. Ra
meau Sc trompe en- pr6disant notre
d6veloppement sur les deux rives
de rOttawa?" Et je r6pondais
Lei, q Ottawa, le doute nest pas
permis; nous deborderons bient6t
tous les 6tabIissements anglais. +"
La chose est arriv6e. NJ. Rameau
await predit juste, parce quill vo
yait ce qui Sc passait, de l848 q
1860 ct ses conclusions ne faisaient
que d6vancer les fats.
Votre brochure touche q plus
dun point -et a chaque coup, vous
trouvez la r6ponse victorieuse -ce
qui est mieux, la r6ponse par les
patents. LIE seul fait d'etre deve
nus redoutables q nos vois1ns, at
teste que l'on tort de nous quail
fer de peuple inf6rieur. LIE mot
de la situation actuelle est: '"T+l
que ION fait son lit, on Sc couche. .
Aveugle est celui qui ne volt pas
notre force d'expansion, ct mala
droit est celui qui combat nos en-
vahissements par I'm appel aux pre-
iug6s de race. Nous sommes assez
| forts pour ne rien craindre, ct avan
Ger touJours.
Dams ce pays de libert6, la place
est grande au soleil pour ceux qui
veulent la prendre, mais ne la
prendront que les societies organi
sees. Or, nous avons des organi
sations qui ont prouv6 leur flea
cite. ST une autre race est moins
que nous en- 6tat de soutenir le
concurrence, q qui la faute? Pas
nous certainement! Chacun pou1
|soi! Cest bien assez que nous nj
rencontrions aucune sympath;s
chez les Anglais, les Ecossais Q
les Irlandais, pris en- bloc -laissez
nous au moins le droit de vivre
Oui, ripostent les Anglais, mai
pour vous, vivre, c'est conqu6rir
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TARIF DES ANNONCEs.

Par semalne
Ou fOuCe. .Oo
Un quart de Colonne. -. ............. 800
Une demi Coonne -. ............ 400
Une Colonne MISREPRESENTATION. TOO
Tariff special pour les anuonces au mois
let lannee. Par lignes
Avis-Chaque insertion. 10000. 10 cents
Avis de Deces. ............... cents
Avis de marriages, so cents.
Demandes ploi--demandes de do
mestiques ou mployes-annonces pour
|chambre ou pension-annences pour oh
lets perdus ou trouves,
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot.
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Faites de meme de votre cote: lie

Faites de meme de votre cote: lie
success appartient au plus hablle.
Volta lie hlc:: les Anglais, etc.,
ne font pas comme nous. lis Sc
cautionnent ct suivent un systeme
defectueux. A qui la fsute? A eux.
Qui en- profile? Nous.
lis sont done mecontents. La
race inierieure les pousse, les prend
par le flame, par la tete ct par la
queue; ellie les culbute. Les battus
sc plaignent.
--Voyez-donc ces Canadiens! ills
nous d6bordent partout, ills s'empa-
rent du sol, lis ne font rien CONNIE
les autres. Ce sont des gems in
commodes.
--Oui, parce qu'ils vous battent.
Eh bien! apprenez a faire CONNIE
euX!
Ces paroles sortirent un jour de
la bouche de Pempereur d'Autriche
a qui lie general Milas racontait,
en- SO plaignant, les exploits de Get
ignorant de general Bonaparte,
Qui ne faisalt rien CONNIE les au-
tres.
Quand un Anglais parle de nous,
il exprime lie d6sir de nous voir ba-
lay6s par quelque bonne loi de
prescription.
Quand un Canadlen- Francais
parle des Anglais, il dit tout sim
plement:
Arrangeons nous pour avoir lie
dessus sur eux, au fulr play.
Lequel des deux a une Plus no.
BILE id6e?
L'un veut gagner So cause par la
l'autre par lie calcul, le
travail, resprit ct l'argent.
Cest l'argent a la main que nous
entrons dams Ontario. Les fer
miers anglais nous vendent leurs
terres ct Sc retirent vers pOuest.
Rien ne peut arreter ce movement.
II est tout lndividuel.
Les individus qui sortent de la
province de Quebec ont des pias-
tres dams leurs poches, ct ce1x qni
leur vendent leurs terres sont &C
cables de dettes. Il en- sera ainsi,
dams la province d'Ontario, jus
qu'au jour Oh ses habltants seront
tous remplaces par DIES Canadlens-
francais.
LIE lecteur s'5tonne dune telle
pens6e. M'appuyant sur CO que
j'al WI depuis trente ans, sur ce
9ui Sc passe aujourd'hui ct sur la
faiblesse de plus en- plus accentuee
les colons d'Ontario, je dome q
['assembl6e legislative de Toronto
dix GU douze membres franeais en-
1915. Durant les cinquante an
n6es qui suivront, la province sera
par notre element. Ce
,era alors un second Qa6bec, avec
ga minorit6 anglaise- toujours bien
trait6e oar nous.
Est ce le fanatisme qui me fat
parler ainsi Pas du tout! Les
faits sont Ia: il suffit de les 6tudier.
Votre brochure ouvrira les yeux
bien des gems, mais ellie ne met
ira pas ler Anglais sur leurs gar
les: lis sont destin6s fatalement q
reculer vers pOuest. Ceci est La
y6rit6, qu'on Paine ou qu'on ne
['aime pas.
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-09-06
LIE CHARLATAN.
Traduit de Panglais du CITE A. de
Vervins, par Miss Nelly
Drury de St.L0uls.
(sU1TE.) }

LIE jeune homme h6sita un peu
ct fnit par dire: "J'ai Pintention
de me rendre aux Black-hills ct de
TRAVELLER aux 1aines qu'on Went lie
decouvrir =. ja ne vols pas autre
chose a faire.. mais avant de me-
loigner, probablement pour tou-
jours de ce pays, jj'ai r6solu de re-
voir la Jpune file don't je vous al
parl6 Ellie est probablement ma
rice; ct CONNIE a P6poque Oh j'ai
6te bless6 on a dit que j'etais mort,
je mai aucun reproche a lui fare! :.
mais je Paime toujours, moi, ct je
veux la revoir, >. ne fut ce que de
loin. sans lui parler. .. mails la
revolr. :"
Hum!. :. fit Bernard, mais ne
craignez vous pas un assez mauvais
accueil a Georgetown; ne fut ce
qua cause de la faeon don't vous
pavez quite p
Je ny al pens6 que depuis que
nous causons, repondit-il, ct votre
supposition me semble assez pro
bable, aussi vous demanderai-je un
service?"
"Dites, 81 c'est possible, c'est
fait!'
"Eh bien, pour la raison que
vous venez d'indiquer; cause du
d6labrement de mon costume, mais
surtout pour que l'oncle d'Alnie
ignore mon retour, je vous deman-
derai de me cacher dams votre
voiture jusqu'a CO soir, 81 vous ny
voyez pas d'inconvenient?"
"Aucun!" frent en- meme temps
les deux compagnons. "H6las! ellie
est vidc! poursuivit Bernard en-
veloppant la vieille caleche dun
regard mo1ti6 triste moiti6 gai,
'est-a-dire assez 6negmatique.-
Puts il ajouta; "comme nous ap-
prochons du village ct CONNIE vous
ny etes probablement pas encore
oub|:e.. except6 par votre Annie!
mais regrettant ausslt6t le scepti
cisme de sa remarque, il serra la
main d'Harry en- souriant ct termi-
ma en- disant, "1ous feriez peut etre
bier de vous y installer tout de
suite?"
Harry les remerc:a avec efusion,
leur assura que 81 sa fortune chan
geait, il reconnaitrait TN jour leur
obl1geance, ct CONNIE lis avaient
fni leur d6jeuner depuis long.
temps Robert rattela Soliman ct
lis reprirent leur route vers Geor
getown.
"Maintenant, dit Bernard mar
chant q cote de la carriole ou Har
ry await pris place, q votre tour,
rendez nous un service ?-Donn:
moi quelques renseignements sur
la m6troIole qul va receyoir notre
visite?"
LIE jeune homme r6p6ta CO que
j'ai dit ailleurs, ct du caract4re ct
de raisance g6n6rale des habitants
de ce township, il parla surtout
longuement de ignorance ct des
superstitions absurdes qui y doris-
salient; ct tout encheminant, l'illus-
tire Docteur Bernard r6fechissait,
SO demandant quel parti il pour
ralt bien tirer des renseignemente
fournls par son hote.
Cette nouve2le devant etre court
dress6e ] ne peux pas entrepren
DIRE de rapporter ici toutes les id6es
qui sc pr6senterent q une imagina
ton 81 f6conde, je me contentora
de dire que tout coup il frapps
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POUR RIRE.

Dis done, Jules, quand tn rem
tres CONNIE Ga tard, que dis tn ia
femme?
Moi! je lui dis bonsoir, le res
te c'est ellie qui lie dit!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-09-06

Novades.
-Athanase Vaillancourt, age
dune cinquantaine d'ann6es, s'est
noy6, samedi matin, pres de Bar-
thier. II etait allie en- cfaloapa ra-
masser du bois a File de la Com
mune lorsqu'il tomb4 peau acci-
dentellement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-09-06
Famille bourgaoise

Famille bourgeoise:
--Pourquoi, ma file, ne veux tn
pas 6pouser ce jeune homme?
--Parce que je ne Paine pas ct
que je ne Paimerai Jamals.
ALlons done! @ land j'etais en-
FAINT je Mammals pas la soupe.
Malntenant je padore.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
She Tried on Her Bridal Veil.

A San Francisco special of JAN
uary Goth says: "Miss Gertie Jaffe,
of Oakland. who was to be married
at noon to-day, yesterday afternoon
langhingly tried on her bridal veil,
despite the protests of superstitious
friends. Ten minutes later her faith
or came in with news that her
lover, Solomon Lowenburg, had
attempted suicide and was dying
from a bullet. in his brain.
Lowenburg was forty years DID,
and made snug fortune in wheat
trading in Tulare county. he was
apparently a confirmed bachelor
and had made a will in favor of bis
brother and two sisters. They op
posed his marriage to a girl ol
nineteen years, and told him that
she was too young for him. Ht
brooded over their warnings unit
he became morbid, and then sho
himself. He died last night with
out regaining consciousness. Oak
land society was greatly shocked
by the suicide, as extensive prep
arations had been made for
church. wedding to-day"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
UNCLE ESEE'S WISDOM.

| have heard OF men who knew
more than they could tell, 6ut l
never have met one. If a man has
a genuine idea, he can make him
self understood.
Literature is the diet of the com
mon mind, but genius feeds on un'
written things.
You may travel good ways on
whiskey, and travel fast while you
are going, but you can't get back
when you want to.
When you have learned to listen'
YOU have already acquired the ru'
diment of a good education.
Faith won't enable a man to lll'
ton all at once, but 1t will, ten
pounds at time.
Genius invents, talent applies
I have never seen an idea too
big for a sentence, but | have reat
thousands of sentences too big iol
an idea.
Vanity and jealousy are the two
weakest passions in the human
heart, and, strange to tell, they arr
the most common.
A thoroughly neat woman is
Joy unspeakable, but doesn't sh'
make it busy for the dust and TO
the people in her neighborhood
My young disciple, don't hun
for new things, but study to i'm
prove upon the old ones ever
| fiat stone. and most Of the bow
ders, have been turned over alread.
by the novelty hunters.
We find plenty of people VIII
don't average well; they know to
much for one man, and not quit
enough for two.- The Century Il
J FebrudrU.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
Debut Of a Midget.

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-The youngest
human being IN public life, with
ont doubt, is MilIard Fillmore
Brown, a wee little bit of humanity,
about six weeks old, which was
exhibited this afternoon at Horti-
cultural Hall. Its parents, a Lynn
couple, have placed the youngster
on exhibition for the money they
can make out OF it. The child is
inst ten inches in length or height,
its wrists measure one inch in
circumference, and each foot is just
one and a quarter inches long. lie
is wrapped in cotton batting, and
lies in a cradle just fourteen inches
long.
The child is perfectly formed
and its parents evidently intend t(
make the most of its peculiarltle'
before it grows too much. 1t II
more than probable that the au
thorities will cut short the exblbl
ton in this city.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
Har WsddIng Outfit Cost Her Lie.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. T.
Anna Utsey, sixteen years DID,
who was to have been married this
week. was burned to death at st.
Georges, about fifty miles from
here. She was engaged in ironing
a part of her wedding outfit when
her dress caught fire. The fright
ened girl ran to the water bucket
found it empty, and then started
for the we'll, but by the timc she
reached 1t all her clothing was con-
sumed, and she fell fainting and
diving. When friends discovered
her every stitch of her clothing, in
Guiding her shoes, was burned to a
crisp.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
a Sound Legal Opinion

Il, Bainbridge Munday, Esq,
County Atty. Clay Co.. Tex, says !:
"Haye used Electric Bitters with
most happy results. My brother
also was very low with Malarlal
Fever and Jaundice, bot was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am
satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
life"
Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse
Cave, KY, adds like testimony
saying: He positively believes he
would have died, had it not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward OIL
as we'll as cure all Malarial DIS
eases, and for all Kidney, Liver and
Stomach Disorders stands unequal
ed. Prico SOC. and 81 at Ii
Schmitts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
Attacked BY bis Dog.

ST. LoUs, Feb. 8..-On Saturday
evening Chris HoeIcher, a butcher,
allowed his two.year l6O pound
Newfoundland dog the freedom OF
his yard. Hoelcher attempted to
rule the dog and kicked him. The
dog sprang at his throat, and bore
him to the ground. A fierce
struggle ensued, the dog lacerat'
ing Hoelcher's chest, neck, ana
arms terribly. He would have
been killed but for Mrs. Hoelcher'
Who gave her husband a knife with
which he killed the brute. hoe''
cher is in n dying condition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
nR. B. F. MAPHIS & BRO.
-DentiSts ts.

oyrIcEs: woodstoch and sAumsylle, Virginia.
In Woodstock lst and Srd weeks Of each
month. In Saumsville 2nd and 4th weeks
Those in need Of first-class Dentistry at
moderate prices, will do well TO call.
Full sets Of artificial teeth from 500 TO
$500, $500 and $1,000
Pure gold filings from Sl.25 to slO.OO.-
Silver filings from 70 cts. to $500.
Artificial teeth put mp on solid gold,
gold aud cellelOid combination, celleloid
and rubber plates.
Gold and porcelain riveting, clasps, &c
Special attention given TO filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth, and correcting
the Irregularities. All work warranted trsl
class. Teeth extracted absolutely without
pain by the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
NAV Is. 'S4-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
NdER TROUBLE TROUBLE.

Nvgood man is a clever man.
Shich no one will gainsay;
u lies awake to plot and plan
'Gainst lions in the way,
While l, without a thought OF ILL.,
Sleep sound enough for three; ;
For never trouble trouble TIL
Trouble troubles me.
A holiday we never hx
But he is sure twill rain,
And when the sky is clear at SIX
He knows it won't remain.
He's always prophesy ing i'll,
To which won't agree
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me.
The wheat will never show top
But soon how green the field
We will not harvest half crop
Yet have famous yield
II will not sell, il never will!
But will wait and see,
For never trouble trouble I'LL
Trouble troubles me.
He has a sort of second sight,
And when the ft is strong
He sees beyond the good an d night
The evil and the wrong
Heavens cup of joy he'll slrely sp'
Unless l with him be,
For never trouble trouble Till
Trouble troubles me.
-NorristOu N Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
aston. or III shoot you "

L y
I had them covered with the
weapon, and for fifteen seconds
there was dead silence. Then they
got plan. The man with the can
die dashed it on the floor, and l
suppose they meant to rush IN on
me in the dark, but | checkmated
1t by opening fire. They then eth
er meant to retreat down stairs or
toward the rear of the floor, for |
saw the three together moving OIL,
and fred at their dim figures
Three seconds later there was a
great shout of horror, followed by
the tremendous report of the double
barreled spring gun, and then there
was absolute silence. / think
stood in the door, shaking like a
leaf. for fully three minutes before
the silence was broken by a groan.
Then it came to me that the rob-
bers lad fallen through the open
door upon the cord leading to the
gun. struck match, lighted my
own candle, and, going to the open
ing, saw three bodies lying be-
low. Running back to the bed
room to recharge my revolver, l
then went down stairs 10 lnvestl-
gate. 1t was as l suspected. The
three had pitched down together.
The top of ones head had been
blown off by the shot, second had
a hole in his chest as big as your
fist, while the third, who was re-
sponsible for the groans, was Sc
verely wounded in both legs. 1t
WAS three months before he could
be put on trial, and he then got
four years in prison. The whole
thing was a put up job. The "dro-
yer was a Chicago burglar called
"Clawhammer Dick" and he had
hidden himself in the store that
night, and then let his pals in by
the back door. They had a horse
and wagon in the rear OF the build
ing, and the plan was to rob the
store of goods as well as to get al
the money in the safe. A bit o
carelessness on my part not only
saved the store and probably my
life. but wiped out a very desper
: ate gang.-Ne,o York Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
earnest in her belief that she Will
be entirely cured of the rheumatism
and announces her belief to all.
A SINGULAR CASE.


There IS considerable excitement
in a suburb some miles out, over
the death Of A. ID. Smith. Last
Monday he died, to all appearances,
after calmly bidding adieu to bis
heartbroken wife. He was then
dressed for the grave. and on Tues
Appropriations were made for his
burial. In the midst OF the services
humping IN the coffin was heard,
the cover was burst off, and Mr..
Smith sat up, causing great con-
sternatlOn and dismay. He was
at once removed to his bed at home,
and in a few hours he seemed none
the worse for his strange experience.
Mr.. Smith says he vent to Heaven
and saw many white spirits, some
ofthem friends whom he had known
on earth. They shook their heads
in answer to his questions, and
pointed to a big book lying open.
He looked at 1t and saw written
there the names of his wife, himself
and his children who we're alive.
His name, he said, seemed partially
erased. He told wondrous story
of his other experiences in that
strange world, and its recital drew
scores of curosity.seekers to his
home. On Wednesday night be
suddenly called out: 81 see tbem!"
aud fell back dead. His wife was
completely Frustrated at this terri
bic ending to her hopes. Medical
aid was summoned and an electric
battery applied, but the doctors
finally decided that the man was in
deed dead this time. Last night the
griefstrickcn wife left her old
Georgia home near Atlanta, with
the body.-St. Augustine (FlG.) let
ter in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
Tried 10 XIII Her Husband.

SHELBYvILLE, IND, Feb. S.-Nlrs'
George w. Miller, wife of a rich
farmer, living in this county, made
four desperate attempts to kill her
husband Monday night. First she
struck at him with a butcher knife
and the blade passed through his
coat. Then she stabbed him with
a pair of shears, then she tried to
kill him with an axe, and last tried
TO shoot him. Jealousy was the
cause of her deed. Miller has left
the woman. He fears that she Will
kill the children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17
Alleged Boiling Wells In North Carolina,

NEW YORK, Feb. IA special
from Raleigh, n. G., to the Herald
says: "The wells in the vicinity OF
Wood, Johnston county, are re-
ported as being violently disturbed
and to be boiling and bnbbllng
with loud noises. AT a distance OF
thirty yards from the mouth OF
some wells this noise is plainly
perceptible. The phenomenon was
observed some days ago. The soil
is sandy in that section. Nothing
like it was ever before known
there"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-17

A Minnesota judge, in pronounc'
ing the death sentence, tenderly
observed /: "If guilty, you deserve
the fate which awaits lou;i inno'
cent. it will be a qualification for
von to feel that you were hanged
without such a crime on your con
science IN either case you will be
dal,vered from a world OF care.'