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~An exchange says: GA Rhode Island
man has invented a new lawn game. Thir-
teen girls kiss a man thirteen times each
during the play" ewish to goodness they
would introduce the game here,
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COAL AND WOOD.

STRIKEI STRIKE STRIFE FCg YOUR
~ fIEEsi
WOOD woOD!l COALi COALiI
S5OO--S5 OO-s5 .O0-s5.OO.
ee.ng crowded With COnsIgnments of al kinds Of
WOOD, csrgoes 1pOn cargOes, daily arrivals, moro
than We can dispose az readily a. Wholesale. hence
we are Pleased to inform the public that nOtwifh-
standing the strike IN TIE coal mines propose 20
blest indiy idual.
LOOK LOOki
OAK from & D 20 81.
All kinds q COAL, with 22s9 lbs TO the ton 1t the
lowest possible price.
Also, sAwED and SPLIT WOOD a; correspond
ingly low prices, at
Main Once and Depot at JohusOn's W hATyes, foot
OF 18th aud 18th streets southwest.
ne.. t120l street north Soss,
f111a eth street mayf5 -e0ly
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R6It has been found that Jesse Pomeroy's
biography. which appeared in a Boston
last Sunday was written in jail, surrepti-
rolled mp In soiled clothing.a
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,
L y

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
RHiLApELPH1A, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
INGTOE AND GEORGETOwa, q.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North Wharyes, Phflacslrh.s
SATURDAY, at IL IN. rN@k
FIor So Water street, Georgetown,
u. C., MONDAY at 6 p. m.
This line connects at Philadelplis with Clydep
Regular Semi weekly Lire sf Steamers for Provi
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston by this line.
G.F. HYDE, Agent scf ID. ofC,
VIM. p. CLYDE CO., Philsdeiphis.
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, 80 Devoushire street, Boston.
~ Ereights delivered by kno1s Express. Or.
ders left at General Office, 6O3 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., 81 At the Stsamers' Wharf, will be ncagpptly
attended to.
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TBUsTEE,S SALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
OF ELEvENTH AND STREETS. AND ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND l STREETS MOTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
n By virtue If two deeds of trust. dated Mach
Ii IL 1913, and April ;. 1873, and recorded in Lber
No. no, folio 2g, and Lber No III, folio 25 ct seq
two q the laud records in and for the District of Co
thereby, shall. on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of Au-
gust, A. ID; 1875, beginning at , o clock p m, pro-
CT ed TO SELL at pubic auHtioD in front Of the prem
lses the following described real lying in the
city Of Washington, in said District:-AH Of orig
lnal Lois numbered nine 81 aud ten tl9 in square
numbered three hundred ard eighteen, said lots
having an aggregate front of l07 feet inches on
inches on north street, and impro, Ell b. three
story Frame Dwelling.
Also, the south half of lot numbered eleven I'D
in said square fronting p feet inches on 18th street
and running back IU0 feet inch and improved by a
three story fame dwelling.
Also, the north twenty (2D) feet front of lot mum
bertd twelve l2l in said square and running bac X
with that width 100 feet inch.
Also, the south twenty (2OD feet front of said lot
numbered twelve l2b in sail square and running
back with that width 20 feet, aud improved by two
story frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
on each piece of property to be paid in cash, and
the balance at six and twelve months after day of
sale, and for which the purchaser is to give his
notes bearing interest at the rate of ten per
per aDnum, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold s loo to be paid down on each piece
OF property immedi ately after sale. Conveyanclag
JOS q. c. KENNEDY, Trustee.
Jy26- JOS. p. KELLEY, Auct,
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u FL. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner eth al Z SITS. northwest

Fn RRJCK EpnNT RrS ~ 49, ~ -
STORES, ON THE WEST SIDE OF I0rH
STREET. Nos 81 =, $50 and 522 BETWEEN
AND SITS. NORTHWEST.
G0 BY virtue of deed of trust to Daniel L.
duly recorded in Liber No Gas, folio 2 &c, one of
the land records Of the District of Columbia and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
at public auction. in front Of the premises, on FRI
Day, August q, ls75, at O'Clock p m, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia to wit: All that
piece parcel Of land and premises lying and being
IN the city OF W eshingtOn aforesaid, known the
north half "a of Lot fourteen, (lI) in square mum
hered three hundred and forty seven, f3i7,l on
the plat of said city sld north half of said Lot
fronting twenty five (25b feet the west side of
th street northwest, ana running the depth of said
Lot.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land and prem.
ises Known and designated the plat of said city
lot thirteen l3), III said square numbered three hun
drtd and forty seven i3Hl fronting fifty i5Ol feet
the west side of 10Th street northwest and running
the depth Of said lot, together with the improve
ments, consisting Of three story, mansard TO If
pressed brick front dwelling and store, with cellar
three-stOry and basement, pressed brick front
dwelling and store, aud a three stOry, basement nd
attic, pressed brick front dwelling with bay win.
dow. These houses have all the modern improve
ments and are first class in every respec;.
Terms, as prescribed by the deed of trust, viz
600 with interest at 10 per cent per annu from
July 2, 1874 10 day OF sale, and expense OF SALE in
cash and the balance in six and twelve months for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
from the day OF sale and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. deposit Of
100 will be required the purchaser at the time of
sale and all convey Ancing at the ex pense OF the
purchaser. III terms of sale not complied with
IN seven days the trustee the light sell
the property AZ the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, after five DAYS ad advertisement
GEORGE W. SrICkNEY. Surviving Trustee
Iy23 eo&ds j. I. COLOWELL, Salesman.
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LOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The witt and fsvOrite Iron Steamer a.
PlLOT BOY, W. II. Byles, Captain
having beer thoroughly overhsuled and rented,
viii resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY, March I'd, aud every TUESDAY and
sATU RDAG thereafter, leaving Fitz hugh's wharf,
fcct of 9Th street at O'Clock m. Returning, will
arrive In Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al hreights must be prepaid.
febN N. Il, FITZHVGH. Areu
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u Ii. WARNEG,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,

-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9TH AMI SITS northwest
- By virtue Of a deed of trust to me. dated June
AsI 4th 1874, recorded in Liber No. 75f, folio lOl
one OF the land records for the )unty OF washing
ton, District of Columbia, shall sell on MONDAY
August 3D. 1873, at clock p. in front of the
premises. Lot fifty two of Daniel Cratty's su bdvi.
sion OF part Of square east of square five hundred
aid nine, together with the improy sments thereon,
being two story Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, of which $50 will
be required to be immediately paid after sale; bal
ance in o. IL and Is months thereafter with 10 per
cent interet to be secured by adeed OF trust on In,
properly. If the terms are not complied with In 10
Gays after DAY Of sale the property will be rcs1d AZ
the risk and cost If thc defanting purchaser after
three days notice in the Evening Star All the cost
OF deeds and recording to be paid by the p1rchaser
JOHN W. Kennedy, Trustee
y2l-d b. H. WARNER. A1.tioneer'
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IHOMAS LOWING,
Il Auctioneer snd Reai Estate Broker
At the old stand of Latimer & Claar,
Southwest corner of Penn8. avenue and iIth street;
PE6pERhLTTT nf YAH sabG tBdE WHARF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue Of deed % trust from George ID. Snow.
recorded IN lber 7l9, folio 49, the undersfg
surviving trustee, at the request the holder of
the note secured by said deed, will sell on the prem
lees, on SATURDAY the 7th day OF August, A. ID.
1910, al d O'Clock p. u, three warehouses and
wharVes on the south side of later street near Po-
ton'ac street. described as follows Beginning az a
point here IS feet measured south Il degrees west
ON one foot northwest from the south~ est corner
OF the house in which DR. John NJ. Beatty formerly
which Is one foot northwest of a stone standing on
TIE bend OF said street, and from thence running
suh u degrees west TO the channel OF the Potomac
river; thence with said channel. sOutheasterIy 70
I,et and inches; thence by liue which would
81 IKE ne 'Cuteeast corner Of the late Charles
f'a'y DICK house, and the southwest corner of a
wharf bnilt by Thomas j. Beatty, TO the sOrth side
az ater street, thence by said to the begin
ming, with the two warehouses thereon.
Also, the brick warehouse, lot, and wharf belong
lug tnereto being that adjoining a similar one con
NeYed TO Essex, and bounded on the east By the
properly formerly Dodge son the west by the ex
tension OF the east line OF the Essex property to the
ri'er, and running from said Water street 10 the
chabetl 81 the Potomac river, with the Of the
alley on TIE west OF the so called Essex lot.
rms pro Perty Is now occupied by the kennebec
Ice cor Pdny, and affords irst class opportunity
Tor investment
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two canal
payments a. Six and twelve months, with Interest,
secured by a deed Of trust on the property. 8 U
deposit when the property is struck or All con-
yeyancing at purchaser cost. The title is believed
to he perfect. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
Iyli-eo ICourier3tl THOS. BOWLING, Anct.
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A MEXICAN LINE.
NAIL STEAMSHIPS. .
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE4fGLA
AMERICAN FLAG. .1az12A
sailiDG every THURSDAY from Philadelphia 10,
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE r.f STEERag n
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
3stse as low as by another frst class Line.
PZIER BIGHT SONS, General Agents
Pkilade Dhia.
II d. COOKE, JR. q Co, Bankers, A gents,
S1SIs-V l429 street, " ashington
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and eth sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJOINING THE CAPITOL

EHHIAIE ADJUINIhG THE CA T Q l.
En- By virtue of deed Of trust to me, duly re-
corced in Diber No. go, folio 10. of the land
= records Of Washington county, ID. O., L will
sell on the premises on TUESDAY, the lOth day of
august, 1875, at O'Clock p. m, the follow ing pro-
peTty, or so much thereof may be necessary TO
satisfy said trust, to wit; Lots numbered sixteen
tIoI seventeen II and eighteen (lSJ, and the
OF lot numbered fifteen il5), in square numbered
SIX hundred and thirty five 1851, as the are
OF Washington city, ID. @. The above -describea
property fronts on the Capitol grounds aud Della
Terms: One third cash balance aud IL
sale and secured by deed OF trust on the pro perty
sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser Ii
me Terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
the trustee reserves the to resell the perty
AFTER ten days notice in some one of the newspapers
aid cost Of the defaultng purchaser $50 deposit
On each lot will be required on the day OF sale
GEORGE MASON, Trustee,
j. L. COLDWELL,
jy23 eo&ds ICritic I Sairsman
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Auctloneer,
1O14 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
commencing ST 1880 O'Clock, will sell in the auc
ZION room, general assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, RemLsnts Of Cloths and Csssinieres,
Gents furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware,
&C sales-Tuesdsy. Thursday aud Saturday, COM
mencing at 10 q. m. JAMES GUILD,
mayS-6m Auctioneer
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
kYl BETWEEN

W -h-'D
Hereafter the nns Steamships T. O. KNIGHT ana
John GIBSON will make regular week ,AdoAk
~ trips between NEW YORK, ALEX -HEA
ANDRlA, WASHIN GTON and.kxnAk9k
GEORGETOWN, as follows:--Leaye NEW YORK
from Pier Al East River, every SATURDAY at
m; leave GEORGET0WN every TUESDAY at 10
D. n, end ALEXANDRIA the same day
For full Information apply 10 X. p. A. DENHAM
business ONCE and wharf, 60 Water street, George
town, or 1t the Office of the President near P-stree
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President,
Freiehts Delivered by Knoxs e press. Orders
or 1t the steamer wharf, win be promptly attended
70 iell-ty
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CU N A Il ID LII n x.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK. FROM NEW YORK
Abyssinis.. " ed. July Il Bothnis We'd. August IL
slgeria-. Med. July y Abyssinia- W ed, Aug. Is
scythis..... ed, July p Algeria ed, Aug IS
China. July 81 Scythis....Wed., sept
BusslaWed August 4China..--...... Sat, Sept. 4
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage passen
gers.
RATES or PAssAsz.-Caotn, $50, 500, and 9lA.
gold, according TO accommodation fick cts to Paris
BIS, geld additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms. Steersge AZ low rates.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
And sill parts OF Europe, Of lowest rates. Through
bills OF lsdng given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hsyre,
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply AT the Compsny's ONCE, No. Bow ling Green
tor steersse passage. No. III Broadway, Trinity
Building, or both steerage and cabin, 20 SMALL
WOOD MORRISON. No. SIS IT'D street.
Ian2-ly CHsS. O.. FRAEOXGYN, Agent
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A n III d X LII NE.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
HEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Favorite route for Tourists
Finest approach to Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsur passed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-S65, SIS & So9-Currency.
Return tickets At reduced rates
Storage always ss low = by any other
F1RS1-CLASS LINE.
OOMPANYS OFFICES: Bowling Green, N
CAMMACK & CO., 1923 street
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
spl0-t.th.s6m $50 10th ST., near Pa. avenue.
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UNDERTAKES.

y y. HARVEY,
Ondertaker,
no. ssE FsTREKr, between ninth and TsEss.
lArl-ly
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'V'HVNAS L1NU,
l. Auciioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of LatiIuer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and 18th st
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IE.THK SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA

OF COLUMBIA.
Specidl Term.-Pr0bats yarLsdscftoa .-Jsy sth, lss
In the matter Of the will CT JOHN BAKER:
Application for letters testAmenfary on the
estate Of John Baker, OF tie District Of CO.
iunbia. has this day been made by Richard J. Cob
Inns. An persons interested are hereby notified TO
OF July next. nj IL O'Clock .. M. 20 show cause
Why letters teetasneDtary On the estate OF the
. copy Of this srier be pablieied once wesk for
three week.. IN the Evening Star. previous 70 the
jyIo-sSt- A wEBsTER. Register Of wills.
NO HUlBUo.--L.. RIcE. WI ~ ? ar essh
sfes !es SsPy q I. 1fosIfSs e. so S5,l
ARQEA r., sNs IN ssrsse. sstSs,a s.1
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AUCTION SALES.
nUECAEsON BROS, Auct.c,eers,
~ Ceroer Ninth and % street. northwest

nUECANsON BROS, Auct,oneers,
~ Cerner Ninth and D street. northwest.
,,,o AssIeNEEs SALE OF
i9 9ffFfiiGk s gNskr
EaiRS LETTER PRESSES.
P0RTs BILE SCALE.
10 WOOll aNi IRON COAL TUBS.
a SSRRAAk sa HEELS; AID b, coal sCREEN
LLinRTC 81, SAW ICE TOOLS.
r ON FEiDAY aoRNIsG, soh JULY. con-
-Iapd c streets mort Invest, will sell the above
Ismed goods q. HIESTeN, Assignee
Iy26 DRSGANSoN BROS, Aaots.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
once No. SO3 sch street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
SROThp kEhh ESTATE AT THIS INTER
STREET NORTHWEST AT AUGTIoN
~ by virtue OF deed Of trust TO the uuiersIsnei,
- 5aiei FebIuary 2ith, lsT3, and duly recorded in
cords in and for the district of Columbia, and at
the reluest OF the party secured thereby shall
FRIDAY, the 9th day Of August, A; D. ISIS, AT six
O'Clock p m, proceed TO sell st public auction, in
front of the premises all of original Lot numbered
eight' en- 49, IL square numbered two hundred aoi
nitn.iao tzSzl, IA The CITY OF Washington, D. G;
feet inches on North III street, and occupied in
par, by wood and coal yard
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the balasc- at six aid twelve
months with interest from day of sale at the IF
ten per cent. per AMMAN aud secured by Feed #
trust on the property sold 500 to be paid down
purchaser. JOS. c. 6; KENNEDY. Trustee.
20 JOS +. KELLEY, .uct
Jos +. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWIN
PROVED EST.TR n rls n

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. goa sch street northwest
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RAILROADS.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD

Is offering every accommodation 70 -
the travelling p4hiic, with la -.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-29
BE CAUTIOUS.

If the Republicans would succeed in
electing the Governor next fall, they
must lay aside all side issues. While
they must not run crusader as such,
neither must they run an anticrusader.
Let US have a man who is not mixed up
in this business. If we do, most crush
ing defeat awaits US.
We regret to see that many of the city
papers, especially in Cincinnati, are urg-
ing a candidate which they think will
command the votes of IL class of bum
mers in the cities, who oppose everything
decent, either in politics or anything
else. From their stand point this is not
so strange. They, of course, are desirous
of getting all the Republican votes they
can in their own localities. But they
must consider the vast numbers of Re
publicans in the country and smaller
towns who are moral, religious men, and
who will not vote at all, if they must cast
their votes in the interest of drunken
ness, ruffianism, disregard of law, and in
antagonism to morals and religion. Let
us lay aside all these questions until the
paramount question of human rights and
the integrity of the National Govern
ment shall have been fully secured
Then, and not until then, will it be safe
to engage in new issues.
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CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

Every Republican paper is trotting out
its candidate for Governor, or is expected
to do so. We have been asked who is
our candidate. Well, if Wade is to be
dropped, give US Sherwood. We speak
for our own county He would run ex-
ceedingly well in this county. He was
brave and gallant soldier. He made one
of the best Secretaries of State Ohio has
ever had. His record in Congress is
without blemish He is active, ener-
getic, and an eloquent speaker. He made
a speech at this place some years ago.
He spoke at the Fair Ground, and at
night was called out at a meeting at the
Court House, and made one of the most
brilliant speeches we ever heard. So
pleased were the soldiers present that
they actually took him up and carried
him in triumph through the room.
Gen. Sherwood is not complicated with
any of the distracting side issues.
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A FEW WORDS TO ADVERTISERS

On the first of January we raised the
price of advertising, and gave notice to
all that if they did not desire to pay the
increased rates, they were at perfect lib
erty to take their advertisements out. A
few did so 1t will be seen that our adj
vertisements are again crowding the
space. for reading matter. We do not
intend to make a further increase in
price at this time, but again give notice
that we will call upon all our advertisers
to settle on the first of July, for the six
months advertising. All can tell just
what it is costing them, if they will look
at our rates, on the upper right hand
corner of the paper, and then measure
their advertisements. Our subscription
list is now becoming immense, and all
advertisers are at liberty to examine the
printed names of our subscribers, which
is all the time hanging on hook to the
left as you come in at the door.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-29
TIME EXTENDED.

We limited the time to May 1st, when
we would throw in two months extra to
subscribers. The plan has worked so
well-we have received so many new sub
scribers, and extension of time of old
ones, that we are induced to extend the
time Now we will send the STANDARD
to ali subscribers residiug in Jackson
county six months for fifty cents, ten
months for one dollar, and fourteen
months for one dollar and fifty cents.
This applies to those who have paid in
advance, and they cam have their time
extended as above indicated, by cores
ponding payments.
This offer will extend to July lst, but
positiyAly- no longer that time
Then we will go back to our regular
rates
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-29
IMPORTANT TRIAL.

most important murder trial is now
in progress at Athens About year ago
a number of coal miners struck at Nell
sonville. large number of miners de-
sired to work, but the strikers determin-
ed that they should not work, and there
were two hostile parties. James Elder
ton was leader among the strikers, and
Runyan Miers was leading worker. A
brother of Miers kept a saloon" and
Miers was in there drinking. When he
came out he and Elderton got into a
quarrel, when Miers fred a pistol at Ell
derton and then retreated towards a
drug store, pursued by Elderton. On the
steps of the drug store he fired again,
when Elderton caught him, and there
was firing by both, and both were terri
bly, wounded Elderton died. Weeks
afterwards, as Miers lay wounded, some
one shot at him through his window and
wounded him in the head But he got
we'll
There are many of the ablest lawyers
of Athens and Marietta engaged in the
case, including Knowles, Grosvenor, Old
ham, Judge Guthrie, DC