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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12


Ey- FROM skin CRgEK.-EditorS
Democrat. you have had no com.
municatiou from Skin Creek for some
time, l have concluded to give you an
outline Of how we stand in political
matters in this purt Of Lewis county.
The Democrats have a decided minority
in this locality, aud there is no such
thing known hero as Jacob or Camden
Democrats. The people Intend to
stand to the party and see that none
but good men are elected to represent
them in the next Legislature. We in
tend to do our part to elect a good,
straight-out Democrat to tho Legisla-
ture; aud from what 1 can learn, the
Democrats have united upon w. v.
Chidester as the man. Yet there is
other candidates who claim to DO DEM
ocrais, but from some cause the people
have spewcd them OUT Of their mouths.
Ono Of the candidates Is opposed to the
Patrons Oh nusGanuFy, aaa sa'u 'ha1
he would make tliat a hobby 90 which
to ride to the Legislature; We shy to
oil such, tlat every dog has us day,
and that dogs day has not come yet
We will now take our hishL from
county affair. and soar to things higher.
The tirst thing that strikes our minds in
this upper atmosphere is tue name OF
Colonel Ben Wilson, Democratic can ..
didate for Congress, aud GeIcral dotf !
Republican Candidate AS there Is put
few Republicans , mere s, ,and none one, 'nat are
IN favor Of the Civil Rights Blll, and as
Golf Is the champion Of that bill the
vote f9 s... hun will be IKE Tue old ' NO;
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LAND SALE
Addison @. Dyer,

Addison @. Dyer,
vs..
Alpheus II. Upton AMI others.
N TIE CIRCUIT COURT or ma xroS COUNTY.
Pursuant to an inierlo n,ary decree made
In said cauSe ont o 2lSt dny OF August, 1874,
!, William Newton, who wis ~ said decree
appointed n..Speelal Commissioner for the
purpose, Will, on the first day Of lIraxtou
County Court, In November next, before The
Court lIouie door Ofiaid county, sell to tie
highest bidder, a public auction, that yalu.
abls tract q nd laying on thi Sandy Fork
of otter Creek, In Clay county, West Wiz
ginia, containing, by estimation,
55Ti ACRES,
on which there lisa dwelling house and some
other hul'd n Is, II being tile same lat d that
the d Irndaht a.. II. Upt0a purchased o.
u mel a. lloggs, and where lllesall Upton
resided. The little 10 iaid land Is yonsldeied
good.
TERMS0 OF sA[E--So much ra'li In hand
as may be sufficient TO pay the tosts Of this
sultan eSpehiss Of sale, and Ioriilla Ielldae
credit Of1, !? and la months 'llbe gI,ea
lRkitg from thrpuicl aser oads will coed
secutiIy, btaFltE l4tUrtst from date, ind re-
tanning lien On laid land Us n iul thcr az
wv WM NEWTON,
odii Special COMMISSIONER
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ES- Ex.GoyERSOa jos JOnSsoS,
who lives a. Bridgeport, Harrison cOun.
ty, is now in bis S9th year. A cor.
responder. of the Religious Herald vis.
itcd him lately and speaks Of him us
follows:
"In all my travels, in both hcmis.
pheres, | have seldom met person so
easy in all bis mannors as Governor
JohnSOn. He served fourteen sessions
in Congress, was elected Governor Of
Yirginia, besides being Eve times elect.
cd 10 tho Legislature, and once 10 n
Constitutional Convention. Hc is EN-.
phatically the last of a past generation.
lie was in Congress with Clay, Web
s,er, Calhoun, Huyuo, Silas Wright,
Martin Van Buren,, Thomas Il. BEN
ton, and that class Of men who are now
all gone. 1t was pleasing to hear him
delineate the character of each Of these
great men, who performed SO important
a part their day. Born in 1885, he is
older than The CoustilutiOu..o tue Uni
ted States, has lived TO sec twenty.four
States added to the glorious thirteen,
and the population increase from four
to forty millions. He remembers
when the country moufned tho death Of
Washington, aud has been personally
acquainted with tho Presidents from
Jefferson to Buchanan. IpShis long
and cyentiul life there has never rested
a stain upon his public or private
character.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Eg- TnE Stanton Fair commences
on the 18th Of October, and continues
three days. About $500 will be
distributed in premiums. About S..
0Oe will be devoted to premiums at
our State Fair here.
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Hg II Is nov expected that The Ma
sonic Hall will be dedicated on the lirs
Monday in November, Duo noticet
however, will hereafter be given as to
the exactsline.
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E1- During eight successive days,
recently, there was shipped from three
points bennington, bridgeport and
'Robster-within a compass Of about
twelve miles, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, for The East, 1910
head Of cattle-a pretty big shipment
for these diggin's.
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Hg A coLoSy Of 97 persons Cnll
told) now residing in this place, talk Of
removing to 0rvillO, Ohio. In the
number are some Of our best business
men and mechanics.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Eg- WEBSTER CouSrY.-An ex.
ceedingly interesting letter from the
Independent State, concerning q re-
cen. Democratic lOye.feast held there,
arrived too late for publication this
week.
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~ 'IxpripuAL DrPoHrs" 10 the
Bank at this pluce now amount to
over 81, 900, The dspoiiiOrs seem
to believe in the old aduge-"When
you get a good thing sare IT,"
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Twenty-Five Cent Novels for sale at
the News Depot

Ey DR. A. N. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended u
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years Us o practical druggist, thu
Doctor has obtained not only an nc.
curato knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience asa druggist,
understands perfectly, the prOpcrti Of
msdiciur', aud their application in tue
treatment Of disease. The Doctors
office Is ono door above ohaiiants
Store. All calls, night and day,
promptly attended to.
a null liuu of Carpenters Tools Just 70.
r,,iFeA Al n ,inL tnan'l
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fs,kg:tMf5l1l,2tax.
@M 81 We

H Ds. cuNuISos has returned &c
Weston, and has permanently located
here. He thinks the West Is a fine
place, but Weston is better.
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Eg We have for sale one Of the
best business stauds-for mercantile
purposss-iu town. II will bo sold
cheap, ifa buyer can DO had at once.
Title perfect. For further particulars
apply to tho editor Of this paper.
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fy OK Monday, the 18th Of Aa.
gust. Melvina Gordon, Of Pocuhontai
county while digging ginseng on the
hcad.waters of Bruffy's creek, become
beWildered and lost, and after being
four days aud nights without anything
TO eat, came to the house Of james
Mullen, in Nicholas county, having
travelled two days bare.footsd among
some Of the worst mountains in West
Virgiuia-among bears, panthers.
wolves and wildcatsl Shs was brough,
home one week after she got lost,
safe and sound, except her feet we're
somewhat Scratched Let any other
woman beat that il she can.
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Trust Sale Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
in Calhoun County,

By virtue Of deed of trus. xecu,ed by
John N. Bell and wife, dated the 10th day d
March, 1873, to me as trustee 10 secure and
indemnify SilaS Pilot and George IYBlack-
Sher us SuretiCs Of said Bell. And also by
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Calhoun county, directing said sale / will,
as trustee, sell Ia front Of tue Court House
door OF said county, at public auction, 10
the highest bidders n the ?3d day Of Noyenl.
her, 1874, that being the first day OF the
County Court Of said county, u tract Of
ll6l ACRES OF LAND,
lying on tho south side of tho Little Kanay.
ha river, about seven miles below Grants.
Vile. There Is Is or so acres Of improved
!and on this tract, aud two comfortable log
houses, and two good apple orchards. Also
one equal noiety OF
LOO ACRES,
adjoining the above named tract. Til.
tract Is well timbCred, aud said TO he under
laid with coal.
Terms ofSule cash in hand.
The title to said land is indisputable.
ALPHEUS NORMAN, Trustee.
Oct 12, 4 weeks.
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ET Misses Mary HarrisOn, Fannie
Edmiston and Jessie Camden are at
tending Seminary at Winchester,
Virginia.
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EF JonN @, JACKSON Is about 10
establish store at Georgetown, hav-
ing disposed Of bis real estate in this
place. We are sorry to lose John.
lie has been good citizen and a
pleasant neighbOr; aud We hope that
10 his new location lie may fnd much
that is both pleasant and profitable.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Eg Jons HALL, independent can.
didato for Congress from the Third
District, has withdrawn from contest,
thus leaving Hereford clear field.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

If TnE following States, nine.
teen in number, are to choose United
States Senators the coming winter,
viz:-Fermont, Maine, Indiana, Ne.
braska, West Virginia, Louisiana,
Delaware, Florida, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Michigan, Missouri, Ne
vada, New Jersey, New York, Penn.
sylyania, South Carolina, Tennessee
and Wisconsin.
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RI "SoME PuMpkISs." -Featuros
Of special interest among the Agricul.
taral products at tho Far. were some
pumpkins, raised on ::LiS farm by tac
exhibitor, Stokeley jackson, Esq.
We had often beard Of "sUmo puukius;'
but never had We seen so much "some'
before. Not quite large enough for a
hotel, they were Of sufficient dimen.
sions to accommodate q small family.
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EJ- DIEp, Of consumption, Scptcn-
Der q, at her residence on Geo Lick
Lewis county, Mrs. Sarah Butcher, wife
Of Lemuel Butcher, aged SO years.
For thirty years she has lived a chris
tian lifc-haying identified herselfwith
tho NJ. Z. Church. The family aud
community have reasons to mourn the
loss sustained through this dispcusation
Of Providence; her husband a faithful
and loving companion who had shared
for many years with him the joys and
sorrows Of life; her children u loving
aud devoted mother, who ever aecmed
to take delight in providing for their
comfort; the noighborhood one Of its
kindest citizens. Many eau testify to
her kindness 10 their Affections, ard
will loug hold hor 10 grateful remein.
brancc. But now she is gone, aud We
often think of the long months Of sui.
Ieriug she endured. | trust her suffer.
Jugs arc over, aud she is gone to tho
SAVER of whom she SO often spoke.
A great sufferer, she found a refuge in
Jesus Her faith in him Frightening
aud growing strongcr--sbe said she
was oily waiting for the change.
"Ateyening time there shall be light,
The God hath spOken-it must be;
Fear, doubt aud anguish take their flight,
His glory now Is risen on ine."
lis evening ting-.and there is
light" US. FISHER. :.
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nj Tnr Washington Star says
that Mrs. Bradford, wife Of the post.
al clerk who was burned in tho acci-
dent near Smithton. has sued the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
forsSl5O, 900 damages.
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CLARKsBURG ". Y
Weston Marble x WORKS

SsSuhu ohSs't MVstVht
W. j. KlTSON, Proprietor
,Iarblcor stOnu Monuments, sIan,lepicc, O.
kc,, at the lowestratta. r
i'lansAid specifications of bullA'ngb Gr.
nlahed at reasonable prices.
"a. Gig HIM . rail-.
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EtEcriOx DAY on Tuesday, October Thir
enIh.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

f1- CALL at the News Depot. Any
Magazine or book you want eau bc OBJ.
aine d
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va. On Gro. D, MoREls, Deailst, will be
in Weston on tue ?9th Of October, and re-
main 10 days. The Doctor still intends to
make bis regular professional visits to this
place, Notwithstanding others represent 1t
Iiif,rnnIIv
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AZ Go TO THE Polls on Tuesday,
the 18th Of October.
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LAND SALE.

Johnson II. Garner,
James +. C. Gillespie,
~ CuASCEuY IN TuE CIRCUIT cooRT or BRAxTos
COUNTY.
Pursuant 10 m introductory decree mado
in Sah cause on The 25th day Of August, 1874,
|, William Newton, who was appointed i
Special Commissioner for tue purpose, will,
on the FIRST day Of the next County Court to
be held for Braxton county, In November,
1874, before The front door oftbe Court
House ofsaid county, sell TO the highest bid.
der, At public auction, tract Of land con.
100 ACRES,
by estimation, laying on tho waters Of Cedar
Greek, In Draxton county, and being tho
same land that the defendant james P. G.
Gillespie now lives on, and the same land
that liz purchased Of the plaintiff!
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash In hand
rs may be sufficient TO pay tie costs Of this
suit and expenses Of sale, and for the residue
u credit Of o, u md is months will bGgivcn
taking from the purchaser bonds with good
security, bCnring interest from date, md re-
taiulng lien Oh said land asa further 10.
Guilty. -
VIM. NEWTON,
Ocl54w Special Commissioner.
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ET "WnAr's IN A NAaxP-
Shakspcrc seemed to think there WASN'T
much 10 II; but s.Shopmute, q colored
brother Of this place, is "agin' ShaEs'
pereou the subject. 1t all arose about
a thoroughbred colt, owned by a gen
tleman living here. The animal was
Of beautiful proportions. and when very
young, gave indications of great speed
aud bottom. Being ospurc blood, lie
was entered in the American Stud Book
in the name Of Jim Wofiniin." HC
had taken the first premiums rs a
ycarling, two year old aud 8 year old
aud this year he was entered for the
belt purse for ttOtters, for horses owned
aud raised in Lewis, Gilmer, Upshur
and Braxton counties AS n matter Of
course he won ths race and Shopmate,
who bad had charge Of him before tho
race, was proud indeed. As the horse
reached out gallantly, q hundred yards
ahead Of lis competitors. Shopmate's
mouth spread far d wide, aud as tho
result was announced, he jumped for
joy. Coming over to US, he remarked,
"Mr. Woaiudin, there's right smart in
haring a good nans, isn't therc?"
Which is why We remark that the col.
Orcd brother differs with shaksperc j;
aud tile Q. B. was right, too,
RI. ITEMS IN BRlEr.-Mr. Chalfaut
has gone to Nlorgaptown, on business
connected with the University
John Morris, who has been for some
years past resident Of New Mexics
and other territories in the far wcst,re.
turned home last wcek.-Thc re.
ceipts at tho Fair during the three days
amounted to nearly $1,000. Graft
ion is agitating for a corporation court
-To.morrow the election for
State officers aud Congressman occurs
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and'otLor great
States in tho North. All are expected
to 90 Dem ,ctalic.--Mr. lsllam
Morris. a farmer residing near vii.
sonburg, Harrison county, started to
Baltimore with some cattle on last Sat.
urday, and on Sunday morning ION
this Side Of Cumberland, was knocked
from the top Of car land instantly
killed. Henry Netf, of Troy, Gil
mcr cOunty,..ta, ben appointed Change
Deputy, aud will proceed to organize
the rather scattered members Of that
fraternity Ia Gilmer aud adjoining
counties: Title toll house at the
Fairmont bridge was entered BY burg.
laas and tue money drawer sifted, q
few nights sinee.-Preaching lat
tho NJ. h. Church by the Pastor, 90
Sunday, tho 18th. Subject in the
moruin-The Righteous aud their Re.
ward. Evening why did Judas Is
CARROT betray Christ?- Indian
Summer has either come or is threat.
eniug to do 50, aud forSour part. we
will take all "ourn" in this kind. -
That was delicate BIT Of eur.,csy
when some admirer sent Grant q bull.
purp.--oysters have appeared,
but i'd such homeopathic doser that the
quantity man gets only makes him,
like Oliver Twist, task for more"
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Lg- A Barbour county correspond
ent Of the olarksbasg Sun says: On
Saturday, the 18th inst, tho Rev. O.
s. Cslihau was brought before Justice
Greathousc, on charge Of seduction
preferred against him BY a Miss Ad.
ans. He was held to bail in tho SUN
of 800, to answer at tho next term Of
Barbour court. Mr. Calihan has q
wife and family in the west, but has
spent most ofthc time tho past year
with his friends 10 Barbour county.
EIe processes to DO 10 Congregationalist.
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~ A PATRON Of certain news
paper once said to tho publisher :
"Mr. Printer, how is it that you have
never called on me for pay for your
paper2n "oh," said the man of types
1--WE never ask gentleman for money"
."Indced," replied tue patron, chow do
you manage TO get along, Il they don't
pay youi" Why said the editor,
latter certain time we conclude tina.
10 is net a gentleman, and We ask
him." "oh-yes-T see. Mr.. Edi-
tor please give moareceipt," aud bands
him q v. "Mako my name all right
on your books"
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re- DtED. On the 2S.h ult., Mrs.
Elizabeth Hcekert, Of Troy, West
Virginia, aged % years, 10 months
and 5 days. Over 40 years ago she
gave her name TO thC NJ. u. Church
and her heart to God, and ever re.
manned one Of the best christians. She
was the widow Of the late Adam
Hcckert, who died two years ago
Their house has been a preachers home
ever since Mcthodism was planted in
this country. Sue lived to see all her
children converted to God-lhrcp Of
thom are yet living to mourn her loss
but they expect to meet their mother
again IN tho i'sweetby and BY"
w n TnxprT
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Nm. WOFFrSpN.-At the solicitation o.
friends from various parts Of the county,
hereby announce myself candidate for a
seat In the next Legislature.
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Briukn an has Just received large stock
Of Hardware, which will be sold cheap.
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Eg- TnE WrsroS MlLLs.-Thc en-.
terprising proprietor of lhoso mills has
recently added some very valuable i'm
proyemenis in that property, amount
log to about $4,000. Colonel Wood
ford's energy u this matter, in bails.
log up this public necessity, should
enti,le him to the thanks of the com.
muuity. The mills are now equal to
any in tho State. Tho work has beeu
done under tho management Of that ia.
nous millwright, Mr.. Wellington
Holland, Of Upshur County.
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Eg- ANOTHER FlsE IN HINTON
While tho tournament ball at Captain
sperry's on last Thursday night was at
lis height. the cry of fire rang out
on tho night air clear aud loud. 10 a
moment all was confusion. Upon
reaching tho open air /. was discover
ed that the dwelling Of Captain l, q,
Waldo was In flames. A great NUM-
bor rushed to tue scene Of tho eonaa-
grafton, but loo late to render much
assistance. sewing machine aud
cooking stove being oil that was saved.
Captain Waldo and wife were at the
ball, and there was no one in The
house at The time. Loss estimated ii
$1,000. II was undoubtedly Ii,
work Of an incendiary. The 0aplait
has the sympathics Of the entire com.
muuity. The building was a new one
and had only been occupied about 81,
weeks.-HiHioa Herald. The Mr.
Waldo referred to 10 Isaac O. Waldo
Formerly Of this county.
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We are requested TO announce JACOB @.
DICKS, EsQ,, as candidate for member Of
The House oil Delegates from Lewis county.
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p AGYu ~ CO.
PAPER-MANGHNG,
G. L A zIN G., 81 c

D. w. Annawa1
is fully prepared 10 do oil kinds of work IN
his line, well, and a. reduced prices.
Jobs taken by contract or otherwise, 4
parties may desire. Paints, Oils, dc, 0
hani oil the time. Orders should be left at
ilni,tOn L Darc's Drug Store, or addressed
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EW REroRr or rllE MISSION GnAprp

ET RrrORr OF TnE MISSION GRADED
scnOOL.-EnrOllment for tho first
month, ending September %, 1874
First Primary Department. m
Second Primary Department, w
intermediate Department, is
Grammar SchoOl, 80
High School, %
Academic, o5
Total number enrolled, loo
Males, IS
Females.
Academic Department,
Number studying Latin, 10
Higher Algebra, .
Elementary Algebra9
Geometry, 2
Vocal Music, IS
0rthography Pen
msnship aud Arithmetic, 60
Number studying Philosophy, 0
Book. Keeping, z
Tho following are those perfect in
Department j. S. Dean, 4. &. Brown,
". Il. jewell, A l.. 0'Brien, Miss
Lucy Spulding and Miss Ida Branuou.
Examination at the close Of the month
generally very satisfactory throughout
the school. Il. D. CLARK,
Principal.
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Jane Leu, Sept. 10,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tie House If Delegates,

Nm. woYNSpiS, Please announce thai
WELLINGTON v. ClllDESTEl., will Le
supported at the ensuing election, rs u cap'
diaatG for the HOUSE Of Delegates, by
Many Worms.
Collins Settlement, Sept. ..
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a nllliu Of Carpenters Tools Just ro-
ccirsd al . ilnknuu'a
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"a, Livery SrOCk ron SALE.-The under
signed offers for sale bis elegant Livery
Stock, which consists OF Buggics, Horses,
Hacks, Wagons, Buck Boards, Harness,
Saddles and Bridles-all in good repair.
For terms apply to or address
+ JoL I, We ston, W. Va.
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g' A Large Assortment Of G cod.
for sale at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-31

SAYS the Savannah N.,rs; Mary Allen.
colored. not only had husband. but
she seems also To have a temper. Her
liege lorl come home Oh Tuesday night.
and applied for a small supply Of the
staff II life. This was given him, but
instead Of being thankful. the unthank-
full eolored man fell to grumbling. Not
only did he grumble, but he struck his
wife. Moreover. he attacked his moth
er-in.law. and II was at this juncture
that Mary applied her scissors, to cor
rect her husband. In fine. she stabbed
him fatally.
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OS. AND AFTER oorosER 9, 1913,
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MEDICAL.

or TIE HAIINEMANN MED.
" ieai College Of rhilsdelphis. and the
Electrical Institute OF fittsburg. IA.