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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16
Clothing Department
SSH he game goes on. Thousands OI
dollars worth Of taiIor-made CLOTHING
10 DC sacrificed.
Cut Clean to the Bone.
At S2.CO.

O 1904. Childs' assorted one piece g.
wool kilt suits, in gray, brown, wine ami
block, and navy Dlus ground with white
stripes, s. s.; reduced from s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16
At $40.

o 2026. Mems gray checked al WOO
cashmere sack suits, square corners
regular pfice, SIS; reduced to $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16

on all alike. Nothing would sid the buiid:l
ing of good county reads in the north raff
Of the county more than this bridge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16
At S2.QS.

0 259G. Ch!lds' plain Of plaited bsc.
and front, with belt, IN Ozark brown ant
Grav c1eyiot; regular price, 81; reduce,
to 81 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16

that Cspera Bros, NAolessle dealers
and msnufscturerss keep none bat the
etBess in eli ge5ds. GiFe them your
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A POSITIVE CURE
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA

DISFTG- RING EUNORS, Ez=zza.i-S E--P-
IL ;Iazs, ItcA-1r s15 B--z-C SKI Textures,
Los,Asc-s So-es, Ea5 every spsssas @. Itching,
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Itehinr and Burnine 50 piseases.

Itching and Burning Skin Diseases.
SSks-s', Bz-As-s'. Groos-s'. Washs-so-zzz's I;ck.
IteA5-E Pies, sa6 ns,isS:e Ir-1-1,511s peccliA-
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Ei-h CI-z1cCRA soar sid s5aCle zrr.ioS.5os q
CCETCCsAs the great Skl1 Cz-e THIS repeated
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-04-24
Notice to the Public Of these Islands
WEDDING CAKE

Ladies gentlemen contemplate giving the above
article respectfully requested
Candy Factory and Bakery established 1863 before going
establishment POSITIVELY only establishment
Honolulu Notwithstanding all the ridiculous empty pompou
paper blowing and putting where procured give
greatest satisfaction TO the most refined tastes and be
exquisite workmanship table which
when but be credit the fine Confectionery
has not only for twenty-five years
this day All attempts other inferior mine
and not worth the price indputable
the world good BOan productions
Having eentus practical experience
the the highest
OF the
#. HORN
The only Practical COnfecioneT
Honolulu Steam Candy Factory and Bakery. Hotel
between Fort Streets Honolulu H. l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-04-24

A Magnificent Popular Work O. TIE Skin,
viii h1Zr@ye1 Pl2ies- = wrapped shout Ihe RE.
SoLFES-- Also, c,e hundred Testimonials. 81.
emmy sEo-1 - before TIE B-itlsh C,,ssl,l ~5hich
fer yeE-s f7c-n Diseases @ the Skin A-S Ricoi
have been oollre6 = shE1 public places by reAsoz
g ny ois1Eu-l-c hc1c-s, hSve had Tie be<; pay.
s,clG-s- have sTs-1 hEo6-eis q Gcllzrs. and -;
Do re-le1 uc.5l ! Esei lie CCTICTBA RENEDIES.
Ehsch hsTe cared ne, sd lsft nv skin A16 tioo6
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1ook- - How - C--e >k5- Disa-ses-' address
HAWAIIAN CuNSlESEEs,
Benson, smith & Co., Honolulu.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
Communicated.
Romney, December 8. 1889

homney, December 8. 1883.
] en- astonished to zee that q
paper in a neighboring county is
printing accounts of puneI ous
deer.chases just as though they
were not contrary TO law. More.
over, ] Eave il from good author.
ity that this forbidden prac.
tice is INDUCED in almost daily i'm
several different parts Of this coun.
ty. Now, ii is well-known that
deer have become much more
plentiful in the short time eince
tae law protecting them was raas.
cd, and for tins reason that law
ought tn he enforced. Then there
would be sport for everybody, and
not alone Tor foreigners and come
half dozen residents. as was for.
merly the case. But if ihat can.
not be done, why, then, repeal the
law. so that men without money
or Influence can run dogs as well
as the rich ones. This ia, or is in.
tended to be, a country of fair
play. No HUNTER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
Half Fare 20 Washington.

For the accommorat on Of all who d sire
to witness the Inauguration Of Presi dent
barrtsen, the b & u. n. II Go. will sell or
eursion tickets 20 Washington from oil
p 'inu on Its lines at one fare for the round
TRIP. Tickets will he sold March Ist to 4,h.
Inclusive aud will he vsIid for rctu n pas.
ssgs until March !th, inclusive. The d h
o. 10 the shortest and most direc, route 70
Washington from all points touched by i.s
lines IL has more track and yard room 1T
Washington than any other road and euns
quenuy more facilities for the prompt move
meut OF trains and the expeditions hsudli ing
OF a large Passenger business III IN any eth
er line.
The B. d o. handled an immense pss,sp
ger trnffic AT the Inauguration OF President
Cleveland, without delay and without injury
to a SINCE passenger
LIS facilities have becni greatly augmented
since that time..apd il il i'm position "a civ.
more satisfactory services than any Inc touch
ing Washington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
County News.

NORTH RIVER Mills, Nov %.
Mr.. Zebulon lett was married
to MIR. David Wolford's daughter
laet week. Dir. John S. Pancake
Ia in this neighborhood buy ing cat
tie. The ladies OF this place gave
MIR. j. w. hort q serenadlng with
bells, horns, &c, on his return from
a visit to Virginia. Our school is
progressing finely under the charge
oil Mr.. A. 9 Cowgirl. Mr.. A. Ii.
Mitchell got hurt slightly the other
day while cutting tree; it flew
back and struck him on the thigh
he Las to use a crutch. *++
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
Prepare for WInteri

Now that the stately days Of old
Winter are fact approaching, all
prudent housekeepers are oxercis-
,ng their minds where they can
best secure good, durable aud rea
scnhhlc bedIing We with TO an &.
hoonce TO you That we row have
"h'aIe large and attractive line of
White Blankets, all WOOL.
Red Blsnke =, oil wool.
Blue Blankets, al wool.
PlnE Blankets, all wool.
Grey Blankets, all woCl.
A.so, Bed Comforts in all styles
aha prices. from so cents TO So SO
ne have also eplendid bargain
' 4 lO.4 White Elau ket at 81 rs.
We at all tin es keep on hand q
,l'' and complete line Of Prime
Feathers.
Call 70 see ns.
J.. NJ. SHEPHERD.
Dnea.rr no Dry Goods, Notions snd
furnishing Goods.
llS Baltimore Street,
Cumberlsnd. Nd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

BALTIHORe CATTLE MARKET, I
THURSDAY. New. ~. .oe9

BALTInORs CATTLE NARKEr,(
Thursday. New. 40, ISIS
tCattls are cold ~ tLese 6gnres live weiehs.
uogs are sold at net weight, that 10 20 p>r
een,teerersiiy )o6 from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross, that Is live veis III. %. oIs-
ing o6.
AT CALvERIoN YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle THE week ragged o q
Follows: Best Beeves ~ 25s$< 373, those xea-
ersiiy rated 6rst quality. ; rs . 81 IS neil
cm or good fair quality oos % 50, and or.
slssy thin Steers, Oxen and Cows So
% co per leo Ne.
OF tie Cattle received 1917 came from vir.
ginia, "a from West Va. le7 from Ohio, lss
from iilin.is, 81 from Mary land. and ls2
bead from Kentucky. Total receipts for toe
past week 3266 against 345e last week. ard
1885 same time last year.
VI the snerngs 123 were taken by the Bal.
umore butchers, 26s by coun,ry deaiers.
s.d 90 BY Eastern buyers. rota, ssAss for
we week 800 against 1856 last week, and
Oily came time last year.
SasRr AND LAnps-There 10 q fair o6eeiur
OF sheep aud Lambs ihis week a. TO nun
teis. but tie quality IL rot as coed % that
OF last weeks receipts. There 10 q fairly good
c'nar for good Sheep ard Lambs, which
are scat C, tut &C mmou stoek hnds SLOW sale
we qnote hatcher Sheep At 2}a4} cts rer n
B'oss, she i<"nos ~ ~ 81 cent?, with
extra Lambs At 81 cents per 10 gross.
Receipts this week OF sheep AID Lambs,
3 Az bead.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARsD. ,
- hosDAr. Dec 3, ISIS
ESw,ss--Thsre 10 . heavy increase in the
receipts over last Monday, some SOC head
and With the incre.se there 10 q decline OF
fully 3c in prices and . slow trade. The
quality 10 quite ~ good - 10 needed. We
quote Hogs Al 63s7t certs per ID net, with
The better grades al Z . II cents; rough Hogs
sell At at cents net most saiss were al
"a u cents net. Receipts this week 10, o35
Lead.
CLAFB ;ONr STOCK YAkDS,)
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3
Arrivals Of Live Stock ut Ciarsmont Stock
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the week sndsd Dec. 3.-lei cars, con.
tanning l,l76 Cattle. "a Calves, All sheer
$3.50 Hogs. and SO Horses.
Shipments to New York. Philadelphia. Be-,
741 Cattle. Calves, 400 Sheep ,e:s Hogs
and ~ horses
All Eoss and Sheep sold in thee Y ard Q
at gross weight. Recsipu OF Hogs this
week are 3, 7so against 4,s7l last week; fair 10
good Hogs sold At s. SO. Pigs At 8 IS, aud
rough hsss At - IS per 100 ms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Land and
Personality.

II Win call At the residence OF Jarues Ps,ssr-
j 500, on Little Capon, in Gore District.
Hampshire County, West Virgins. at say-
toe 20 The hights; bidder,
On Thursday, the 9th day Of De-
cembcr next,
By authority ef decree Of the Clrcui. Court
OF Hsmpshlfe County, rendered on he 2s,h
day Of September, 1858, in q chapeery cause
OF James Paitsrsou's COMMITTEES W. c. s.
White, trustee. and Others, and By virtue OF
two deeis Of trust from Jsmes Patterson 10
ne. ~ trustee, one OF which 10 dated the I ID
day CT Nay. 1877, and is recorded 10 The
Clerks Once Of the Comfy Court Of said
Hampshire county in Deed Book No 80, on
ages lsa, &c aud is FOR The use OF Daniel
Haints, and the other OF which 10 dated the
5th day OF J1ns, 1880, aud recorded in said
Ofice 10 Deed Book No 50, on pages Alt,
&c. and 10 for the use Of 2. Johnson, the
following property conveyed 10 me 10 s,id
deed. viz All the Real Estate Of said JANE,
Patertou. There are
FIVE TRACTS OF LAND
on Little Cspon and its drains, one OF sbout
56t Aeres-one Of about as Acres oas OF
about al Acres-oue OF about 1876 Acre,-
AID Que Of about I Acres.
Thee trsc:s consolidated make cEe Of TIE
most Valuable Farms ca Little Capoa.
Also, the following Personal Property con-
veysd In said desds, or 40 much thereof a.
may remain add come into, the hands Of the
Trustee, We:
Borsss. 10 Cattle, - Sheep. II hogs. and
the Increase Of aaid animals since the
dates OF said deeds; two Wagons and
Ge.rs, and the Farming Uten-
siis, Household and Kiteh-
en- Furniture,
AID other personal property Of said Patter.
on.
Or rHE FOLLOWING TERMS - AZ to the real
estate, one-third Of tho Purchase money In
Cash, and the residue In two equal aann,l
pay meuts bearing interest from The day oil
sale. payable respectively in one and two
years. the purchaser TO execute bond with
approved security for the deferred payments,
and the legal title to DO retained as add
iional security.
Aud a. 10 the personal property, on acred-
| II Of six me n,hs, for all sums over ten dol
lnrs. purchasers 10 give notes with approved
security, and for all SUNS under ten 3ollsr.
Cash. q. b. WHITE
Special Commissioners and Trustee
+. NV. ~, lsss.
IN. Polling. Clerk OF the Circuit Cou,,
- Hampshire County GRITTY that @. y.
White, Special Commisslonsr, has given the
bond required BY Law and decree named
abCve. v. ". POLLING, Clerk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

Ache hoy would b. almost priceless - bhoss
who suffer from this distressing complains;
hut fortunately their goodness does not end
here. and those who once try them viii End
these little pills valuable In 80 many ways that
they win not be Wiling n do without them.
I,1f After All sick head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
SALE OF FANCY WORK.

TINS Ladies 81 she Sc wing Circle 81
the Presbyterian Church will hold
their annual sale Of Fancy Work At
The residence OF Judge Armstrong.
Wednesday, Dece mber 18Th. a, I.3O
r. n. Nov. so. 1855.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
page. Geo. p. RowelI q Co.. 10
Sprucr ST.. Nov York.

page. Geo. p. RoueiI d Co m
Spruce ST., New York.
A letter from Slsnesvilla stat..
that on November % Eruesi, the I;t.
tie ,hree.y eat -old son cf Mr. John
Ssptm,er, in the LbseLcc OF the rest
OF the family. Eel, into The Gre ana
was turned TO death. No further
particulars are given.
We are happy t. know that Rev.
q A. Gibbons. Who comes pearoy
being a r".l'z,,ion Of Victor Hugo,
Bishop bienvenu than .syy uan ve
ever met, will hereafter reside In our
town. He mo,od from Moorof ,li
ihrr-dsy.
We see that several or onr cxcban
ge' rr' incoming Gen. Joe. Spriru of
H,tdy, r,r Spe. kcr of the iou.c %,
De'cgne,. The General Ia a gentle
man al ability and ,ong ,.oii,ical ex-
pericnce. aad . better choice for the
Office couli not be made. Il will lie
pccu ia'lv gratifying to the people of
this section TO hear of his election.
Mr. James A. Monroe, son Of John
Monroe. E,q.. OF Capon bridge. Who
Is home frcm Clark sbury on a vi,i, to
his father, called on Saturday to nav
subscription TO the lSrKLLIuENoER,
saving lie C nd not DO wthou. il
wtiie out OF his couniy; 80 long he h. q
been used to ereing il in his IA hers
LONE, an fact hiss learned to look Nh.
on Vt as member Of the family.
Mr.. Nelson Deall. OF Erostburg,
Who is we'll known in this community
having visited friends here several
timee, recently met With Whist came
near proving a serious sccidr mt: che
was leaving tbs Cumberland and
Pennsvlvania train ut Cumberlu nd
end fell striking the s~i' Oh ball with
great force. cutting an ugly CASH over
her left eve and receiving several
other bruises.
a convention # colured teachers
bcg'ns Ee'c the day after Christmas,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

.. george T. RoselI & 90. OF New
'i"' are sending out 3 monthly
'euih3. called Printers Ink" az an
~ T"Ing medium and have been
y'sr'ng u The low rate of - cents q
.'e' 80 q page. All orders from
.'' until Che first OF January will be
.'-'.Eed At those rates. sftor that
'l Wi.I ask rs cents a line $25 a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07
ACHE {:
snail FI sasI 1sg Small Price
! lies! Pile Itching Piles.

SYEPToWs-Mois,nre iniense itching and
singing most at nigbt worse by scratch
ing " allowed 90 continue tumors form,
which often bleed and ulcersts. becoming
very sore. SwAYNEs OIsTNEET stops the
itching and bleeding, heals liberation, and
in most cases removes The tumcH Atdtbg-
gists, or Dy mail, for 90 cents. Or Swsyne
\ 500, Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-07

SPRINGFIELD, December Revs
McssIs. G fifth and Locke ere hold.
ing protrac ed services q. Branch
Mountain, and their forts are being
blessed with abun dant success. Tie c
have been about fift, en- conversions.
the membership have been greatly
revived, and the prospects arc still
bright for continuation or tho good
work. They have not had so good u
meeii'g for years
Rev. w. Ii. Height immersed about
half dozen Of Lis members in the
run near the old saw mill on SUNDAY.
Mrs. Halves, who has ,eep quite
unweil for some time, is inlroving.
DIR. Griffith spent last Thursday in
Paw Paw. He EXPECT, his family
this evening.
David X. Hea'h is packing mp to
move TO Romney-where his W rk
for the winter 10. John Marin, J =,
visited his brother in Cumberland
Saturday and Sunday. John Bowen
came home to spend Thanksg wing
day. GUn-..
DLLoN's Run, Nov. 29-The
Dil!on's Run Literary Society net
and organized OH the Goth of No
vember, 1858, by elecilng f. l..
Oats president, NJ. l.. Heatwole
and j. V. Powell yice-presiden.s,
s. l.. IIlett secretary and j. G
Lnpton reporter. The question
then discussed was Resolved, that
Art is more attractive to the human
eye than n ature.
The alternatives were Dice Ben.
net, champion, S. L IIiett, Jesse
q. Lupton, John Kline.
Negaiive-Alonzo Keister, cham
pioD. NJ. l.. 1leatwole, j. V. Pow
ell. Vest Kimble.
Judges-W William Slcnaker, J.
l1iett. @. W. SIonaker.
The question Wa very warmly
discussed by the debaters aud able
argument. produced on both sides.
Nature carried the decision off.
RIP JRTEH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
A Boston DOG story.
Boston Postl


It is always permissible. l take it, IN
This column at least, to tell dog story,
and heard the other day of new use
for animals of this kind. A friend OF
nine who lives in the suburbs has a
small boy, not more than five years Old.
| believe, who has an inyeterste habit OF
runpine away. lie is a sturdy, stout
legged little chap, Of great courage and
enterprise, but his father and mother
have been put to Il good deal OF anxiety on
hi. account. Sometimes be Is found
in the next town, sometimes by the rail-
road. and again IN a certain pasture
where he enjoys the congenial society OF
several Young colts, but it isf always a
matter OF doubt where he will be dis
covered Recently, however. the fam
;ly have acquired mongrel 1.-THE ter
rier recommended for the purpose, who
hints up Sammy with unerring accuracy.
Whenever Sammy is missing hls mother
shows his jacket to the dog and tells hlm
TO find the boy, whereupoon the amman
se,s off with bis nose to the ground, the
Lired man or somebody else follows ana
;n due time the young Vagapohd Is
brought 10 bay. Surely there Is a mint
here for many anxious mothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
The spooAs We're Oats.

Strange noises in an unoccupied house
on the Passaic river, near Ayondale, n.
j., aroused curiosity and started stories
of ghosts. Wednesday evening Charles
Caldwell, who had little faith in spooks.
determined to ascertain the cause and
slept in the building. He had scarcely
put out his light before there was a
tapping noise on the floor. The taps be-
came faster and more furious as he
prepared to strike match. BY the
time be had made light the noises had
stopped, and careful search failed to
reveal anything. He was as wise in che
morning as he had been the night before
and 10 wiser. Thursday night Consta-
BILE Osborne kept company with him in
the vigil. They turned the light low when
they threw themselves on their cots and
presently the tapping noise was heard.
The hight was turned up in an instant,
and cat was seen dancing on the bare
floor. Its four paws had been crowded
into scooped-out walnut shells, and the
pain it suffered made it dance JIG and
beat tattoo on tho floor. Two other
cats similarly shod we're found later.
Two men who were seen at the window
OF the house are supposed to have drop
ped the suffering felines in to give the
rustics ghost scare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
TUCKERAT APPOMATTox.
He CAptivates the Coed People or the
County-COIoneI POOre speaks.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APPoMATTox COURTHOUSE, VA, I
September 7. 1888. I
Yesterday was the first day Of our
court, and Notwithstanding the cold
rain there was quite a large crowd
present, attracted by the announcement
that Hon. st. George Tucker would
open the campaign in the county.
The court met at 1890 o'clock, took a
recess for dinner, when Colonel r. b.
Poore, OF this county, opened the ball
in clear, forcible, and strong speech OF
one hour, which was listened to from
beginning to end with that attention
which amen-corner church-members
pay to their favorite preachers. Harry
Tucker then followed in a speech of one
hour and half, which for wit, argu-
ment, and attractiveness ranks with any
political effort ever made here.
Mr.. Tucker was known 10 few OF our
people until this visit, but this one effort
has fixed him forever in our hearts and
admiration. Ii aroused and enthused
the Democrats and put agreat many Re-
publcans to thinking on the great issues
of the campaign and the tariff Ii GER
tainly did a great deal of good. The
audience decided that Hairy" was as
good q speaker as "Old RAM" and
when Appomattox people say that OF a
man they feel that they have paid him
the highest compliment a speaker can
receive. Appomattox will be all right
for Cleveland, Thurman, and Tucker.
The trial of Henry Brown (colored),
charged with the killing OF Dillory Cole
man (colored), is in progress. Colonel
Il. b. Poore and Mr.. ii. d. Flood will
defend him. Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
WILsON-JEFFKEss.
Marriage OF mr. George NJ wilson
and Miss Rose Lee Jenress nc
AeYsyftfe.

KEYsy11LE, Va, September 7, 1888.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
On Wednesday at the Episcopal
church Miss Rose Lee Jehress, the
highly accomplished daughter of Mr.. K.
N. Jefiress, was married 20 Mr.. George
n. Wilson, OF Danyille, Va. After the
ceremony, which was conducted by Rov.
Mr.. Overbey, the bridal party and in
viied guests retired to the home OF Mr..
,Jeffress, whese sumptuous repast was
enjoyed and dancing kept up to A. d.,
AZ which time the bride and groom left
ola Richmond for a visit to the northern
cities and niagara, expecting to reaeh
Danyille. thpir future homo, the latter
mart OF the month. The attendants were
rs follows: William Irvine. Jr., and
Miss Willie Jeffress w. 4. Paxton and
Miss Mary Scott, s. w. Helm and Miss
FANNIE Jeffress, w. NJ. Woodson and
Miss Sue Elliott, A. B. Darlington and
miss Ssllie Brooks, j. &. Parkinson and
Miss Ellie Efiott ]. W. Boswell and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Senator CuIom TelIs a story,

Senator Cullom tells good stOry-and
not being given 10 practicing law much
himself, SAWS a Washington correspon-
dent of the New York tribune, | sup
pose he can afford to do so-of pros
porous storekeeper in q small Illinois
town, the name Of which has escaped me,
who once practiced law, but who has
long since abandoned it. Being met by
an old acquaintance he was asked for
all the particulars Of his giving up the
profession.
didn't it agree with your health ?"
"Oh. yes" answered Uncle Joe, as
he was familiarly called by his friends.
"Didn't it pay?"
"First rate"
"Meet with sufficient favor from the
courts 2"
"All / could ask"
"Then what was it compelled you to
quit ?"
well, III tell you-I was too hon
est"
A loud laugh from the bystanders
aroused Uncle Joe into earnestness
and ne repeated the strange statement
and nailed it to his shop-counter with his
huge fist. But his cross-questioner
went on
"When did you find this out ?"
"In my very last case.
"What was that "
"One in which was retained to
prosecute a neighbor for killing dog. "
"And he was acquitted? so you lost
the case and gave up your profession dis
couraged ?"
"No, he was convicted"
"Then he was guilty ?"
"No, he was innocent"
"But didn't the evidence prove his
guilt ?"
Certainly it did,"
"Then why do you say he was limo
cent ?"
because / had killed the dog myself
a few nights before for trespassing on my
poultry, and came TO the conclusion that
any business that would aid man to con-
Wet a neighbor of his own crimes wasn't
the business for me. so gave it up"