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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Is Consumption Incurable?

Read the following. Mr.. G. II. Morris
Of New Ark, says: twas down with Alb
secs Of Lugs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an Incurable Consumptiye
Began taking DR.. Kings New discovery for
Consumption am now on my third bottle
and able to oversee the work on my farm
II is the finest medicine ever made.'
Jesse Middlewart, Decatnr, Ohio. says -
dad IL not been for DR.. Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption ! would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now In best Of health.h Try it
Sample bottles free at r. l.. VanDeyanter's
Drug Store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
The Catholic Congress at Balti.
more.-Half Rates VIA b. aud o

Delegates and others attending The Cath
olIc Congress, to be held at Baltimore Nov
10 to IL, should travel via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Reduced rates will be
nade from all points on the b 4 o east o
the Ohio River, for all trains Nov. 7th tc
18th valid for return trip until Nov. Is
inclusive. The magnificent buildiu gs o
the new Catholic University are located on
the Metropolitan Branch OF toe b. b o. Il
10 the suburbs of Wa shington. and Z
fine view OF them can he obtained from The
windows OF all h. h o. trains approaching
Washington from the West. Please bear IL
mind that all trains to Baltimore from tn,
West run via Washir gton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Get Off Tha} Train !

No use to go TO Cumberland after
new garments, when y. Ksminsky
has just opened, in bis store opposite
the Court House, The largest, hand.
soonest, hest selected ard cheapest
stock Of Clothing ever seen IN this
section, and is pledged to undefsell
all competitors, no matter where they
may do business. file rev styles oil
Fsll and Winter Suits, Ovtrcoats and
Hats are just grand, and cannot be
duplicated in any of tue large cities
for the money. Remember that I
came here TO sell goods cheap, and
mean to do IL. know as we'll as you
do, that there is no hope for me IL
DO not. Call on me Of my New York
Clothing House in Romney. and be
convinced. T. KAMINsKY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Death in Bishop Peterkin's
Family.

The four-vear oil son OF Bisht D
and Mrs. Geo. w. .Peterkin died
Monday evening in New York, where
they were staying for few days af
ter the Episcopal Convention. The
remains were taken to Richmond for
interment. The child had been i'll
Only two days. The child had be en-
i'll only few mon tbs ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Communion.

There will be Sacramento serv' ces
in the Presbyterian church in Ills
place Sabbath week, the 18th Inst.
Preparatory services beginning the
Friday night preceding. Rev. Al.
fred Graham, OF the Maryland Pres
byiery will assist in the exercises.
Nov. 8, 1889. 6. W. FINLEY,
Ihstor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
In M en- oria m .

Tobias Stickley was IN near
Woodstock, Shonanjo,h county, Va,
March 2ni, 1905. and died near
Frencl burg, Hampshire county, w.
Va. August l1b, 1889.
In 1922. when he was sevente en-
yeas old. hoi moved to Hampshire
county. where, except t. n years( 1897.
'6O sp' mt in Hardy county, w. Vs.,
he lived and la, ored to the ripe age
OF 'igh'y-fou years, five months and
fif' cen days. then pa sed peacefully
to the reward of the rede med.
He Yves CONVEX ed to G j, in the
spring OF 1882, and became u member
of the Methodist church, where he
was found waiting and watching,
wnen summoned TO the Church tri.
umphant.
He led a quiet, unassuming life !:
kind TO the poor. generous to his
church, lover OF truth, and faithful
in the discharge of duty.
He was twice married, and has left
five children, al by his first marriage
and a lone widow, TO finish the ur.
ney without him. Though now they
have sorrow. and many friends mourn
with them. yet. they are all on the
way To the place OF heavenly greet
ing, viii her father and husband has
gone before them, and are cheered
with The God'given prospect Of a
happy meeting on the eternal shore,
never again 10 part.
In his death sickness, he insisted
that lie was in the company OF friends
long since dead, and made spe cial
mention Of the presence Of certain
ministers of the Gospel, Of whom he
sa d. al have not seen them efore,
for 10 g time" same having
passed beyond the range of human
vision, years ago.
When utterance had failed him, he
would ex'cr d his hand. in the manner
Of sinking hands with a friend, as
il or citing some unseen presence
doub less v. sitors were in attendance
from The other shore, ready to convey
theit brother ctiie. r. G. hewitt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
DI ED.

~ the residence or her brother. J r
Chinu, Hannibal, Missouri, Saturday after
noon Oct. 26th. at 4 30 O'Clock Miss Mar +.
Rsret Z. Chm. OF dropsy OF the he art. after
an illness o: four weeks. aged 65 ysars and
7 months. Deceased vas = member of the
Park Mc,bodis, Church, and lived = consis.
tent christian life. She leaves q multitude
OF admirine friends.
From the Sunday Morning Journal, Han
nibal, Missouri
At bis home on South Fctk, near Moore
deld. Hardy county, on the 3isi nit ate,
short Hines. 6 Thomas Williams. Esq.
a most worthy and highly esteemed citizen
In roint 81 texetlier &C ard true pie,y few
ranked higher and many are they who
mourn his unexpected dsath.
Mr.. John X. Parker, an old and highly.
respected citizen Of this vicinity died at his
residence near Johannesburg on Thursday
morning Of sst week. He WAS The father Of
Aessrs. ]. V. and WIN Parker. of this place,
and bad for many years been a cou,isten I
member OF be bunker church. TIE buri al
took place Saturday, the fureral sermon be-
ing preached by Eider ID. b 4 rnold. An
unusually large assembly followed his re-
mains to their last resting place, and this
fact well bespoke the high esteem in which
he was held by all bis friends and acqusiu .
tances. Nr Parker Was ia the nth year OF
his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
PUBLIC SALE.


WILL sell publicly, the following prof.
i eriy, At my residence on Jersey Mountain !,
four miles east Of Romney,
ON NOVEMBER 10TH, 1889.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, q. M.
head Of young Work Horses, fine youpg
Driving Horse, 6ne yeang Colts, bead Of
Cows, two ear old Steers 4 Jersey Heif-
ersi head Of Calves, I tboroue hbred Jersey
Bull, Eight Hay Stacks, large Oats Straw
Rick, large Wheat Straw Rick. 3 good se-
cond nhnd Wagons Spring toothed Wheel
ed Harrow, good Mower, l eve tooth Cul-
tivstor, new. Roes heavy Feed Cutter, /
Eeed NIL aud Power. Wizard Hill side Plow
new, ] Basket Sleigh, I Courtlapd Gutter
new
AlsoJ n not sold privately, two tracts OF
Ian Il, one on the W est end ofmy farm
OF about $50 Acres and one on the East end
OF from 100 TO 1875 Acres. The land will be
sold on good time TO suit purchasers Per-
sons wanting to see the Land call on or ad .
drss J. p. Rodruck, Romuey, WestVa.
long credit will be given and the time
made known on the dsy Of sale.
y. =. EkODRUCK.
November 3, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
MARnUED

10 the N. Z Church South. IN this place
Tufsds, morning. nv Rev T g. hewitt. Mr.
George Polling and Mrs Martha 10y, daush
ter Of willism 10y ard
On the PAIN ult.. by Rev. B. W. Power
Mr.. J. W. kaylJr 4 Miss e. A M,ntRomer y
On the 3lst uit bv Rev w: Powe-,
hr X y. Riley and Miss n. ID Schuibbe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08

One half OF the pension arpropri-
alton for this fiscal year, (Which be-
gan in June) is already exhausted.
1t is thought there will be dCicieD.
cy at the end Of the year Of s25, OO0-
600.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
179 Acres,

on the drains OF Mill Greek, in Mill Creek
District Of Hampshire county, and ia the
same land which was devised TO the said
Frederick Leatherman by his father John
Lesthermsn, decd, and upon which ths
said Frederick Lestbermsn DOW lives.
There will be excepted from the sale I'M
der this notice l3 Acres and 20 poles sold 10
Simon p. Po'tenRer of said tract
] will also sell at same time aud place, by
virtue OF said deed Of trnst, all right. title
and interest Of tie said Frederick Leather
man in and to the land devised by the said
John Leatherman to the said Chrislena Lea
Herman consisting Of One Hun1red Acres
more OF less This last mentioned tract ad
joins the first mentioned tracts and is 90 Nil
Creek District. Hampshire county, w. Va.
TxRHs or Sale :--One.third Of the pur-
chase money In cash on day Of sals-th,
residue ia two equal annual payments o
one aud two years from day Of sale--tc
bear interest from day Of sale, purchaser Il
execute bonds for deferred payments will
app foved security, and the legal title Il
be retained as further security.
ROBERT w. DALEY, Jr.,
Nov. 6, 1889. Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Divine Ser vice.

st. Stephens Church, Romncy
will he open for Service next Sunday
morning, 10th instant.
G. A. GIBBONS. Rector.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08

Rev. John II. Davis. ID. d.. Of
Halifax county, Virginia, who Is here
visiting his sisters aud other rela-
tiyes. preached In the Presbyterian
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08

When Baby was sick, We give her Castoria,
when she was = Child she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them CastorIa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Change OF Time on Il g B. and o.

The winter schedule or the B fillmore aud
Ohio Railroad will go into effect OF the ] 9th
instant. when some important ch,ngss will
be made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-08
Public Sale
Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID Frederick Leathermau and Christina
Leather man to the undersigned trustee. da-
ted 2sih day Of July, 1879 recorded in deed
book 80 page 222, in the Office of.the Clerk
Of the County Court OF The county Of FIamp.
shire, West Va will offer for sale before
the 'front.' doors Of the Court House In Rom
ney, West Va on
Saturday, 7iL day of December, 1889,
all that GER tain tract or parcel OF Land,
containing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

GARDENER.-By q married man, no fam.
~ iiyi hrst class gardener; thoroughly
understands bis business Ia ali branches
competent 10 take entlre charge Of gentle.
mans piaoo. Address GARDENER, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
flats 90 Get, furaisbsS /.

RIO LIT. a IDy East Istk-sk. ~ sieespt
\ fufelthed parlef aoes, 3 lo3nst p{abo,
folding bed fuanlns water, &C.
fKs0 LET. -.ezS per month second deof
cofoplessiy furhisbc9 feI liehi hoasekeep-
ing; 70 tMp q three adults: fsissrisces ~
CURED. 100 Past l20tlsst - $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
Ronses 60 Get, Furnished.

A FULLY FURNISHED Sstory, house
"A on 33d-St., between 6th-aIe. ana Broad
way, Apply 70 i. s., Tribune uptown
once, i,2SS broadway.
n ESERVING oinb9, Will rent remainder
IL OF large furnished house, sulLaoie Tor
boarders; doctor and wife would board with
tenant; liberal terms. Address MURRAY
HILL, 1,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
Atal gstats iOanteS.

A. RENT 1'GUAR1NTEE CO..
$40 GRAND.
Advances renss 70 owqeFs during absence
fron the city. quarterly or semi annually
css property; loans money on bond and
Iport1srs. and Tor the completion or altera-
lion q buildings, references unQuestloneble.
VHyANTTD.--FromM May LIST . small house,
w betwsen 5eth.st. and Harlem Bridge,
Lexington aad LIST aYesi state rent Ad'
dress a. H. T.. Box 3. Tribune oniee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
iuOrk il)aniso.
Females.

Females.
g TENoGRAPHKR and TYPEWRITER. r. :.
- BY young lady ayerage speea. 100
words Address G. r., 252 IL Balnbringa-
81. Brooklyn.
GTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- -~By D Young lsdy accurate moderate
salary. Address L. K, 8lt East Ileth.st
~ rfsk Og IlAFHEl and TYPElNklTEh;, =
~ VIII do copying Ct home, MISS Hut
GINS, 0 West 22d,at.
6 TEN0GR1PHER and TYPEwRITEA.,
- Young laay desires posluon' eeoo
education practical knowltdge OF tyge
writing and stanography. Address IL. d. o.,
], i0s Bergen-st. BFooklyn, n
TYPEwRITER.-L Lady owning Reming.
j son Nc. 2. familiar WITH i on nnsnt
p0sltion preferred H. ", $50 Nassau'ss-,
Room 30. -----.4--
TTsYPf.WRITBA---Y woman, edusss.
1 Cd and adaptable. needs Z place n s,sssy
mall. Mis- bLAKE. Boy 4. Trfkure once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
Real essats 10 eEsrbanqs.

n ASH AND THE EQUITY In two Yves,
~ SIDE private dwellings, new, ana I'm
shed IL the best manner, and In 1rst- class
;seation: IL exchange for two or more tene-
vents or Sat houses Sd-aye. properly pre-
isned j. aAIlsTEAD DUNN. es Lib
Eu.ss n . -
NJ III. GIVE 1 s-story and hieh,stOop
NV private residence, In beautiful loco
%hsndsome Chandeliers ana mirrors, and with
ally > anal mortgage, ia exchange for q
country residence within hour from Grand
Central Depot (TonkeTs pfeferred),. worth
shout els 600; country place must be near
5epot IN rood location and modern J.
HiLsTEAb DUNN. 90 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
RfaI @stats.

EOn SALE or 10 exchange for unisn-
j ,rcysd property tenement neisen.rh,od
mus 81 9otk-st. including COPPER iust corr
ssss sss fsrsesf % esr Ass, zes saarss'
mo LET or XoR sAI.E-Two.story high
ses sg sss sssss rs ISM fsS s hai ais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH % Issa-TEN PAGES
perk luanlea.
Females.

~ derssands designing, stamping, beoding.
bFaiiing and OIL kinds Of embroidery wsIts
siUuation; also abroad Address II. NJ,
Box %. Tribune Uptown ofice, 1928
Btoadway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
BROWNW00D.
Everybody Interested in Making the
Fair q Success-A Good Race Track.
Work of the District Court-Good Work Dohe
by the BrownwoOd Sanitarlum-fIeAtS
of RaIn-Fine Crops.
Correspondence ofthe Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
brentwood, TEX. Sept. G.-The dis
trict court has been in session all week
Most Of the cases tried have been dis
missed Among them was the noted I
IT. Helms murder case, brought from
Comanche county on change Of venue.
It has had four trials with hung jurIes,
and has finally been dropped. There has
been one convection and one acquittal.
The criminal docket is nearly completed,
but it viii take two weeks 70 close up
other matters.
Among The various institutions mere
the BrowuwOod sauitariUm Is worthy OF
mention because II has proved 4 success.
The unitarian was established aboat'es,k
7nonfb- aco Ia theseHre OF the moTphines
Opium and vhIslSgt habits, ~ IS tsae out
growth oG the iHsActice Of LGs. Johnson y
voura. who hasse Tor solise tIme ms9e-
the treatmefft o f 4kese hab3tS4 speciality.
The Datieafs at }TassanitarLum average
about haF1R dozen and so far every one
treated NJ been cured. Among fhose
VINO haves5eeu fully cured by the SAM
farium treatment are Judge BoykIn
Owens OF this city ana q promiEeHt. prac-
tieing physician Of a HeighboTing county.
The treatment is said to be painless and
the cure permanent.
Low and Low are erecSnG maml4oth
ironclad warehouse IN bhe rear Of the
block il which they are located.
Hon. b W. Camp OF Fort Worth, ,.
formerly our district attorney and an
ola citizen OF BTownwood, Is in attend
auce on court this week.
Quite a little internal improvement IN
on
the better.
Cotton is coming in pretty freely Z. ana
is of good quality. y. ~
The tuJiio schools openp8- on Monday
with a good attendance.
Professors Judd and HOlcOmb have
entered upon the year S work with
e0ruestness and we expect time OF great
prosperity for the schools.
The county commissioners have ordered
the construction of an iron bridge over
Jim Ned creek, ten miles north Of town
on the Belle PLANE road. The contract
has been let.
A heavy rain fell on Wednesday night
and brought our dusty spell 70 an emo
The track ut the fair ground was needing
rolling. but it was too dry 10 so at 1t
To-day the work has been pushed. We
shall have a good track and ine falr
Everybody Is interested In making II {
success, and it is bound to succeed. The
fencing Is done, the exposition hall near
lv completed, and the grounds are beins
put in good shape generally. Th'
premium books are now being dis
trlbuted. and any one wishing copy car
get il by applying to the secretary, W
ID. Crothers, Brentwood.
There have been several changes in tn
location of business houses this week
They have moved into larger and bette
quarters. Some very large stocks haY
been bought, and il IS evident that
good trade is assured.
A survey and examination Of the Col
o~aso river. preliminary TO the erection
OF bridge. viii be begun IN few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
The Great Healer.

OF all the physicians who have visited
this city none come so well recommended
from people known to Texans as Dr..
Frank Tanning. He has the unquah-
fed Endorsement of such men as the Hon.
John +. Reagan, Captain 5. 2. Ross,
father of the governor of Texas, Mr..
sam Sanger, of the well known Sanger
Bros. W. F. Simmons, Houston ticket
agent of the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, and hundreds of others irons
every point in Texas, which the wonds
fui magnetic man has visited aETs.
Maverick and Mrs. Sinner ufSsan An
tonic, bear testiRgnF fes Dr.. Fanning s,
almost miraeuloas success in the treat
ment of naFaIs catarrh and those dis
eases pettE7aT to women, and which
csalssss much misery and suffering to
fafeweaker sex. 1t should be noted that
DR.. Tanning does not fill your stomach
with nauseous drugs and dyspepsia GREAT
inc compounds. He uses nothing but
the GOd-giyen human magnetism, with
which he is endowed to q remarkable de-
gree. BY it he absolutely cures levers,
colds. catarrh, infiammatory and acute
rheumatism, deafness, neuralgia, partial
paralysis, epilepsy and the largest ma
ioritv of the diseases TO which the human
race is subject to- DR.. Tanning will ar
rive ut the Ellis hotel Wednesday, Sep
TENDER II, and remain for two weeks.
Those who are in any way afflicted should
call on him. There is no charge for con-
sulfation. and a moderate one to those to
whom ne gives professional attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
KILLED BY HORSE THIEVES.
Fight that Resulted Fatally to One of the
Pursuing Party.

Pursuing Party.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. IA gang OF
horse thieves was traced to Golinda, this
county, by Mitchell brothers of johnson
county, who lost animals by a recent
raid. Messrs. Mitchell secured the as
sistance of Deputy Sheriff Wooley who
summoned posse and at daylight this
morning attacked the thieves who were
in the house of William Gambert.
They were met with vol
lev of bullets which instantly
killed Dan Wooley, son or
the deputy sheriff. The thieves had the
advantage, being well protected by the
house and heavily armed and the officers
were compelled to retreat. Soon after
the retreat of the officers the horse
thieves made a break to leave the house
and were successful. a posse pursued
them and when last heard from q run
ming fight was in progress. IT the indlg-
naut citizens capture them the state Will
be spared the expense of trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
GRANBURY.
Roller Mill to be Erected-CottOn Coming In
Fine Schools Assured.


Special to the Gazette.
GRANBURY, Ten, Sept. Our cltl-
zens have closed a contract with some
Valley Mills parties to build roller mill
here. The mill will have a capacity of
$50 barrels and is to be ready for work
bv the lst of December. They will also
build a large grain elevator in connec-
ton.
Trade in all lines is booming here.
Cotton is coming in at the rate of thirty
TO fittv bales a day and selling from ten
to ten and q quarter cents. Two new gins
have beeR9erected which gives Us three
in town4and three cotton yards in full
blast. 5S
The gEDod county alliance have opened
a cotfoM yard here and will make tins
poiIEk4Sountv headquarters. They Will
alsasxSect a grain warehouse next season.
.S2ad-Rau Christian university will open
aS seventeenth session on next Monday
I9gS very large attendance is expected, as
their properties have been largely III
creased and the state interests conoen-
trated here
Granbury college will open its seven
teenth session on the 10th, and the lar
gest opening for years is already assured.
Application has been received for roa1
for over one hundred students fem
other parts of the state, and county
patrons will swell the number to near
three hundred. Hood county has reason
| to be proud of her schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
IN. Grnnd Prcreo,,isife of Vigor.

The dual operation of digestion and assimila
ton is the grand prerequisite Of vigor. To IN
sure the conversion of food into rich nutritious
blood it is only necessary to use with persls-
tence and systematically I1ostetter's Stomach
Bitters. The fountain hesd OF supply N the
ANNA! economics the stomach. To regulate,
to invigorate thSSnrgausand thus facilitate its
fI,s chief aim of tdsSstroubled with deficit of
stamina NeryousSsf4s insomnia, feeble appe-
tite-these are usEssslS faaceable 20 impaired d.
gestion. Overc0nsF thisss2pd You OF necessity
dismiss its mult various, EsTplexlng and harass-
to gain flesh sossng as assinlsetion is imperfect
The Bitters suffAsunts the only obstacle TO an
increase not only of vigor, but of bodily sub
stance. CONQUER also with the Bitters malaria.
kidney and liver complaint, constipation and
rheumatic trouble. Thoroughness character
izes its effects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-08
bLLAs.
An Unknown Man Dies on q Santa El
Traiu-suits Filcd-Tbe New Hotel
Personal Mention.
UNKNOWN, UNNAMED.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. The south
hound Santa Fe train yesterday brought
70 the city the body Of an unknown man
who died on the train. The man, who
was Swede with rather handsome tea-
1ures. boarded the train at heInhardt.
Ills appearance showed him TO be a man
OF weak constitution ana he had not been
in his seat long before he died, apparent
ly without much pain
There was not a scrap OF paper nor an
article of any description about the body
that would lead TO ready Identification,
and the dead man let fall no word by
which his fellow passengers could trace
his friends ana his past. lie was dressed
IN ordinary working clothes, appeared
effv-tyyo or iftv-thrae years OF age, was
i've feet seven inches tall ana would
weigh about one hundred and forty
mounds. The mud on his shoes was evil
deuce Of . tramp through the country
The body was placed with Undertaken
Tfnskie. who inferred it this morning
II WAS not identified and there
was no cIew promising to reveal
friends OF acuuaintauCes Of the dead.
COURT NOTES.
Fetzer s. Sons ran an attachment to-
day AGAINST :. Nelson, the contractor,
Tor S-g8 30. Plaintiff gaTnisheed Alex
cuder Watson aud j ;. Corley.
r. Weichsel fled suit against the city
for 81 800 damage to his property III block
Cat. which he claims was oveTtiowed
Through the carelessness OF the city.
n. Price sues W. Il. Lewis, the
sheriff. and others for levying writ of
attachment on a stock OF goods valued