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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29
Lynching a Minister for
Preaching He'll
[Alta Californian !

\ man died recently at Sutter
Greek who had never adheled to
auy Particular belief in any spe-
cilc system Of religion, hu; who
bore'th reputation OF Icing "a lib
eral, kind hearted man and good
citizen. A minister Waj reques-
ted to conduct the funeral service,
and the good man during I.is dis
course said in effect that tie de-
ceased had not the least chauce
of salvation, but had made It bee
liue for the hot place. Those WHO
heard him were indignant, ard
that evening Il party ol men
went to the ministers bou-e, drag
ged him cut of ted, put rope
around his neck, declaring they
would hang him. lie begged
hard for life, and finally retracttd
the aspersionS he had cast upon
the deceased, and promised te
leave the place at once. He was
then released, and the next day
he packed up his effects and left.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

1t is time to stop talking a
bout the softening influence Of
women. A Massachusetts man
who has four wives has just been
sent to the penitentiary for steal
ing horses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29
Mail Directory.
Fayetteville Post-Omce.

Rsilroad-leavcs every day except Sun
day at 6 A. NJ. arrives at P. N. Supplies
the following Offices: Kelso, Lincoln, Flynt-
vile. OREGON. Georges Store, Flora, Hunts
Station, Salem, Winchester and Decherd,
Shrlbyyille sta-c-arrives Monday, We'd
nasdav and Friday at 10 A. NJ; leaves same
days at ppm. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
burr. Bonneville, County Line, Shelbyyilie.
Huntsville stace-leayes Monday and
Thursday at 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at 4P. " Supplies Goshen, Halle
C~ee6. Meridimville and Huntsville.
Shelbyville horsc-leaves Mondays and
Thursdays at Q A. u; arrives Tuesday and
FRIDAY at-4 P. NJ Supplies Norris Creek
Chestnut Ridge, Hawthorne and Sheibyyiiie.
Pulaski horse-auives every Friday al y
A.. leaves same day at 1880. Supplies Cy-
rnston. Boons IIiil, Millyille, P.sgah, Brad
shaw and Pulaski.
blanche Eorse-leavcs every Friday a.
= II; arrives Saturday at N. Sup
,Iios Camarro. Molino Cold Water, Blanche
Money Orders can be obtained at tins Of
fce upon post offices in all parts ef tIe u
nited States. 4 list OF Money Order offices
NAV be seen on application. Rates Of com-
mission foT Money Orders are as follows:
Not exceeding $40. .............. cents
...-..,,1;rr coo 10 do
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29
A Millionaire'S OctorOoD
Widow.

Z. j. NLilliken, one of the veal.
. .thiest merchants in Sacramento,
took for a second wife a young
octoroon. She was very pretty,
well educated, and her African
blood was barely perceptible.
The marriage was disfavorcd bv
the children Of the first wife,
who would have no accquain-
tance with their stepmother. A
short time ago MiIliken died.
Having made no will the octo-
room wife could only claim the
Wile's usual share OF the proper
tY. The estate was worth about
a million dollars. The children
are contesting her right to any
thing, basing their suit on the
fact of Mrs. MilIiken being part
negro, the California law declar-
ing that "all marriages between
Whlte persons ana negroes or
mulattoes are Illegal and void. ..
The evidence shows that during
the year Of Mr.. Milliken's we'd
ded life with his second wife
she was rece;vedin good society,
although her faint Of blood was
well known, and that his isaffection
and respect for her were sincere.
The defence is that the law par
ticularIy designates negroes
and mulattoes as ineligible for
marriage with white persons,
and that the wifein this instance
was neither, being only one
\ decision hasnot
been reached.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

A Memphis doctor treated a
man for asthma when the disease
was kidney complaint, and a ju-
ry made him fork over $1,000,
which soothes the kidneys Won
derfully.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

The horse cars in New York
during the year 1874 carried l40,-
100000 passengers, or more than
three times as many as the entire
population OF the United States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

It has been discovered that
shaky firms usually belongto the
MiIlerite persuasion, because
they all keep the day Of their
going up a profound secret.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

care you going after that ST.
CARP called a Marquette Mich }
mother to her boy, who was in
the street. cam I going after
that sugar." drawlcd the youth
in a saucy and imPudeRt tone:
but just then he happened to
see his father coming up behind
him, and he said very respect
fully and lovingly: why, of
course l am, ma; [ didn't know
you needed it right away"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

"He who hopes to succeed In
life by kicking at his neighbOrs,
will eventually wear himself out,
says an Italian proverb.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

When the postmaster Of Vicks
burg was on his dying bed the
other day, twenty eight men hur-
ried past the house with petitions
praying that they might be post
master.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

Give your son a good education
aud settled purpose in lite, and
when he is a man he will not be
content to sit back of a grocery
stove and crack his finger joints.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

How true, as Dir. johnson
says, that "every man endeav-
ors with his utmost care to hide
his poverty from others ard his
idleness from himself"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

St. Louis has ten thousand
dogs. The natives wear a sec
tion of stove pipes on each leg
during the mad dog season.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

A veteran shoPkeeper says that
although his clerks are very talka-
tive during the day. they are al.
ways ready to shut up at night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29
.TEFeNrS-

X- 1--WE Dollars for one wear. t7Ua-
'iGbiy an ddcoHce; Two DoiEaa-S assd
Fifty Gents if payment be deferred three
months. All papers going cut of the county
to be paid for tIl adeGnce.
pa Single copies, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

"Shue, which is the entrance
out?" asked an Irishman at a
railway station, the other day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

When John Doom, Of Kansas,
took the napkins from the hotel
table and wiped his feet on them,
and then kicked TIE stove over and
threw the chairs around, they de-
cided the only way TO quiet him
was to lodge some buck shot un-
der his ear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

An Ohio youth is to be hanged
next March for killing a small
boy to obtain possession Of pound
of brown sugar. 1t was the prin-
ci pie of the thing, not the sugar,
which influenced the jury.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

Brigham Young's favorite Niie
Big Amy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

An inquiry elected the fact
that the second and fourth lines,
which form a sort Of chorns, o.
riginally read: "JeWs crucified
Him."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

We hear a great deal OF sing
ing in church, in concerts and
in private, which is just as un-
ineligible as the hymn sung by
an old negro W oman, which ran
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30
GDio @aileufreunb.

Su bcorbeitcnoe 5Scl0 1T 0rpG otuu9 fir
iDre utrcini9lcu AfrQ fIr; Sen Cincn luit
ocn 9(noercn hlci6cu notD Nenl9 Vrobc=
run9cn ilhri9, bic ocgcn Den 9en,einldoIt=
l|rben Ueino, hic l(nwillenbeit uno uc~
bcl, 81 rrlon9cn lino. Mas lic9t an Scr
NerlcbitocnortiAfcit Scr gSc9c, mcnn oie
|9(nltrcnNlm9 burb cine 9Icitbc 2icbc fir
bic %inobcit unb has Wut imprint lit.
VfD4c g 9&cttcytiIer Acbe,1, ober feline
GllcrlltDt nlO9c mon oui Ser cintn mic
oui Ser oubcrcn Scitc osn Uort1NriIt
weilc linb lon9lom ucrIpl9cn; mH9c
mon Bic grSic1un9 ME pon Dem llntcr-
ri0tc trennen m09c man Ben lejbcr beutc
SIT ob9eibludt1ten 0jcilt oc5 UcbpriomS
uno Der 9(0tun9 ncu bclcbcn ; m09c man
nit 3ortbeit bel Ben S}in0crn ollc clDo-
bcnen Sc fiiDle Scr Geele> Die 2icbc sur
Tomilie, sum |otcrlano, ju@ott pllc0cu,
Gjptt 1no bos Yatcrlono 0icS muE
mebr benn je mi er 9Ho6lprrd) lein. 1ie
Sriiocr rpn Der Dri1tliNtn Gc1ule ia.
ben bci l,nlcrcn lctteu llll9liid5iallcn
ouf cble gSciic bc'ujcicn 5ab lit cS
pcrltcbcn lid oufinupIcrn unO n0tDi=
gem fous in ben Spb su geben mic pele
G6ulle1rcr unlerrr 90rfc unb @tdotr
Gubcn ibrtrIcitS niNt bclUciocn jcncs
1bDne 9Sort ptruirtlitbt: ~Nos 2e6rtn
1T ouU Gin Yricl leromt" gSic pielc untcr
ibnen luiiroen ucroicnt boben> bob Der
cbrlpiiroi9c Sc Ia Gollt, ocIcn cbren>ucr=
ties 2cbcn lUlicblib ih nod>mols be,
9ribe lie olS lcine &inotr oncrlcnnc.
9ia0 0cm Go6inct5bef bcs 9lfiniltcrs
lpro@ Scr Gooiuol Sc 8onncbo1c, Gr5=
6il6pf bon 9louc,l.
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: cSm NTiDoilnlusf d)en& 3 c

- SIM nj al lnu il 0en@c
iirf ocs @pupcrnemcnts 9to lonat lcbcn 3
S6ucltcrn;' oltc pernDgcnbe Sungierl1>
wclbe Die orti9e S(n5oGl ppn 227 Mobeu
9c5iicbtct Do6cn. Sn 9(uS1itbt itcbt nod
cine Gcrmcbrung biclr 6omilie. 0ie
&otcnleAipn nimmt ltbs 9rpBc 3iu'mcr
Gin, Die nit pcrl dicoenrn YcttDen, SIR
ben uno ollcrlci Yettutcnlilicn on9eiiiat
lino. s(lS 9(o9run9 fir bitle 9cfrdbi9c
Gt3oor piro bic Y{il1 bon 5luonsi9 Ali~
FEN bclutt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

vYoun9 81 cm %ort", 3. y. Ser aus
&inocrn beltcDcnbc SDcil jcncr Mcropolc, bill
BET ld)on al iid) cine bitncn loduiIulnclnbc
sSrltnHt. Scr horiAc Sd)ulccnilS iuclt uImlid)
cine slrmcc bon mcbr ais lo7 900 Minocrn nad).
loeltft I'M sltcr bon ocbt bis iu pirr,rbu Nalrtn
ntbcn. llno b0nn nod Die tltncrcn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30
Wiet6ooiltilde @cliQiuu.

Gin Gei|enDer batte NIT Den M}etDD0i=
1ten lon0etbate GrfoDrungen uno 11ioert
Die lel6en in fol9en0er @eile:
v&ein Menl6 ueroient ins 9immelreib
einsn9eben, Ser nidt pollfommcn beret
lit, 5u G6re @ottes li4 peroommcn 81
lallen>"" rief ein metbooil ltilNcr Yrebi9cr
ous, Der nit elmer S6aur @ldubigen an
Boro zines 9ompf6Oetts ppn Ybiloocl=
pbio no9 Gamben fubr, nm cincmGomp=
Weeting 5. y. elmer Ser r1ommlung pon
Gbril ten unter freien1 Simmel> bei5u>uob=
nen, uno feline 3uGDrer ricfcn einltim=
miQ: :, BLESSED be Jesus" 9men. S.
NOR oieb Elm Nreoder> >uie es in 0enGerci=
ui9tenGtaaten 10000 9ibt, ,Oie ibrc9 9eeroc
ueni9er nit Der Nus li6t ouf Ben @immcl
oIs nit molerii6en Se1drei6unsen Der
So6l(e unterbolten> neil nob iDrer Nfci=
nun9 Die Turdt Dor ben cmigcn Gtrofen
frdit9erwirtt, ,ols bie9oifnung ouf uneno=
N6e@eli9teit, unb pielleid)t on1 neil lire
1hmii figeYbontol lie Ieid)tcr in ben$DQcn=
piubl bino6itei9t, ols 81 @ptt 1no 81
leincn Gnwln 11 erbebt
.eSo meine Yriioer uno @6wcl tern"
fubr Der Yreoi9er' fort, ulpenn outD jebt
Meltmen1 16en unter uns linb> Oie Ous
@ort @ottss bon 1i0 ueilen uno III 1erer
SrDnmi9tsit ipottcn, 10 miro bo6 9cluib
bie 3eit fommen, >up @i6 @ott an lDnen
ridden miro. 9ort Ieb id6 cincn Gec poll
brennenOen @0lpeicl5, in Dem ibrc @ce=
len 9epeini9t >ueroen; i'd lebe eine I'M
Die anoere ou itauben, ober Gbriltrs
16reitct iiber ben 5ee uno it0bt lie 5uri!d
1lnter ben Teueripiegel." ,,Blessed be
Jesus i" mieberbolte bic gldubigeWen9c
Ser Sag Der WuferlteDun9 tommt uno
nit linn bos Seulen uno 3dbnflappern>
Mmen!" blessed be Jesus * tie fen
feline 3uborer. ~OieGp0tttr tpiiro;n Damn
germ lid) an uns onf!ommert1 ober mir
weroen lie BON uns ToBen. >, ,,Blessed he
Jesus" joubste Die G1rilten1 1door.
No60em er biele 90llenlitonei einige
3eit lang fort9ebetet bate 5o9 er feline
Sa1denubr Derpor, uno leui5tc.
nSDeurer @rubet" rief Elm alter Grau=
topf, v,pos {e9lt Dir" " uG6riltu portct
auf uns." rief Der un9eouloi9e Yreoi9er,
uunb hos Sopt mill nidt 9e16>pinoer
gcbcn." 0ann, ols bemertte ct uns erit
jebt, 9ins CT ouf MIDI uno meine Treunoe
gu uno frl9, Of mir pobl on@ an Dem
g8e9e @ottes nod) Camp Meetng be-
oriffen 1cicn, pber ,uas mir ionit bort 5u
tbun geod6ten.
SD 9eitnnb linn ofien6er5i9, oab id piel
pon bielen Berlommlurgen unter @ot<
tcs freiem @immel bdtte reoen D6ren> 10
,pie bon Ser ionoerbaren 9(rt uon @ot'tes
perebruna sic babel ltottfdnoe> uno .eoob
mir, ,uel 8ielcs oapon ui1s un9loubli6
id)iel, 9etommen leien, uns 1el6l It uon Der
9GabrDeit gu ii6er5eu9cn.
v9as lit iG6n bon S6nen," benertte
Der Yreoiger, ~piel1eid)t weroen @ie ii6
om unlerer Mnoo6t er6ouen; ober lpas
er5ablt man 1i6 oenn uoa uns, oosS6nen
un9loublih porfon1nlt 2"
~@er3eiben @ie, bisD 1T ni@t Der
80, oo9 perlekte Der bei6eioene
W}onn; i6 tonn 9(lles b6ren> MIDI l0ner5t
tein @pott; i@ itebe 5u no3e an Gbri=
ltus."
u9lun, ,ucnn @ic .borauf 6eiteben
man laete mir, @ie beteten o0t bis 5ebn
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bie1e @er5iidune duberf nodtbeilig fir
Sic Sc 1unoDeit, ob9leib lic Der GntDu=
jiosmus gar liebens>uiirbi9 tlcioet."
u9obte mir'5 hrN!" riei Der Yrcoiacr
nit Nerubtlng, roos hobcn S6ncn9Stlt=
mcnihen pon r'ns cr5d6lt, Die no0 nit Den
notiirli(bcn 2(u9en 1ebcn in Der 9tG6t
@ottes liebt bos 9on5 ol1bcr5 aus Sn<
0e1ien ~0iclc linb bcrufc1, 9StniSc lino
ouscrr00lt."
v9ui 10 lit cS wabr bob man Die aSii=
tGeuNcn in eincn GtoQ fiiDrt {? fru9 ci=
ncr mcincr Se9lcitcr n Scr Sto(l lit ooS
@innblilo Der 0cmut0," bcmcrttc Der
frommc Nionn, Die 9Siit0cnbcu obcr lino
oiejenigen> bic Der @ciit @ottc5 bc>pe9t"
vllno MGnncr mh 9Hcibcr >pcrorn oo
III oen}el6cn Gtoll 9eiperrt 2"
ugSorum niht Mcr Dem 0crrn crsc=
ben lit, broubt 0cn Scu fel nibt 81 iiirN=
ten." 9ieie gSortc lprod) er ub1i0tliD
lout urO nit 9}o0brud> 10 oos man Ic
oub oui Ser anocrn Gcitc orS Gr0ilics
b0rcn tonntc> uno miro lobcn uns in fur
ser 3eit uon eincm @oulcn bonbIcNcr,
ob9lciW bleber uno lon99eliNtetcr 9}ten
l6cu umringt 9io0ocm Scr M}onn ouf
bicle Mcile leine GtrltQrfun9 al lid &C.
So9tn Glttc noDm er cincn 9cbietelil lbcn,
rouDcn Son an, uno 6c9ann, woDrboft
unpcrl (, amt lnS mic Gdulfin0cr ousju=
fragen.
r@ic ltirn wo9( ileibia sic Yibel 2"
Dub CT on> MIDI pnm &cpf biz sum Tnb
nit ben 9(u9en mclieno.
SD CLAUDE, bierijbcr bin ic5 g{icmono
&ecbenl lNoft ltbuloig."
Yrebiger(3u Sen 3u60rtrW 5ebt,
Ct lit 9iieman6 9itNcni iAolt l6uI6ia! Gu
mir.) lln0 Gie 0eDcn wp0l Gonnto0S
flciBi9 in Die SSir1e.?
Sc 9os Dnb' itb nit meintnt C5elpil=
len su perontworten.
Yrebiger. @e6et boN sic $>erren
1Aitben 9llles in iDr Wcluillcn BON @ott
b6rt mon Ie nic ipreNcn. Gu ben 3u=
b0rern.) S1 1lDe, CT 1T Elm 9onSer SSelt=
mann. (3u mir.) @louben lie an @ntt ?
SD. y9o 1T Ser N}enl0, ser la9cn
fam, er 9laubt nibt an i'm?
Yrcbi9er (jn Ben 3ub6rerW. e.
Dct, ct 9i6t mir cine ollS>uciGcnoe 9(nt=
wort. (3u mir) 3u wcl6er Gonfellipn
betennen @ie li0?
SD. NiNt 81 Scr ibri9en. Sb 9laubte,
in oielem 2an0e 9ieli9ions irciDeit su Tjn=
ben, QScniaicnS iteDt lie in Der Gcrfol=
{un9. SD 1eDe MIDI ober eincm SnQuili=
tpr ge9enii6er> Ser ouf 0ie Nfen9e leincr
@laubens9enolien po6t.
Yrebiger Omit @croblaliln9 uno
Gon5 n5tmut6). Tern lei cs uon mir &c.
mono nit @e>polt aus 0en SSrollcn 0cs
5atons 3u retten. Tabren Sic ort,gSclt=
mann Ill leil,, ober ipotten sic nibt un=
1eres @loubens. Gs 9ibt noh 9on5 an
oere @elete, ols sic, welbc in oen 0elct9c=
6enoen Neriammlun9cn 81 Stanoe font
men.
S 6. 3os lit wabr ober mir lino Dier
an Borb zines Gompfl1iifes> uno "a
9elten mr Die biirgerli6en.
Yrcbi9erGu ben 3ub0rern). Sebt
merit anf mic ct li6 ielber fdn9t. Gu
mir.) 9ii6t >uoDr, Sie 9eDen an Conn.,
togen iposieren?
s 9. NQerOings.
0rcbioer Sic 0cutlNcn oe0cn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

ucbcrcinc rcli0ip le S cic l.
lie felt, mel1c an 2tcn Suni in9}pucn
bci Gelc0enDeit> Scr GntDiillung 0cs N}o<
rlmcnts fir Sc Ia Gollc itott fanb, be-
riNtet bie &. g.: Sir M}litdr= un0 81
|pil6rbDrocn bcs Departments bctDcifi9-
ten 11 nibt ollciu an berlcl6cn> lonocru
Der llnterriOts= N}ini icr 9Sa4on Gotte
|1iO outG sci i6r 0ur1 itinen Cabinets
def 9cltnlr pertreten lo1ltll, Der c6cnfollS
hie Yrpccllipn mitnlo0te uno noD Der
GutDillung bes N}onumcnts cine lin
9cre 9(coc Gielt. 9(uber linn 1protbcn BORT
nod Scr Yrdli0 Der Cub ltriptioll Der
M}orc ser Gtobt un6 Ser Yrdicct oc5
9eportements. Ser @9Ib Ser 9icbc
ocs Gobinets0cfs oes llnterridt Mfini=
iters 9Sollon> in luelcbcr CT oe Ia Sollt
unb leine 9ia6 fol9cr perDerrliNte, lautct
v?(ls 0litglieo Scr uniuerlit&t, Nertrctcr
ocs llnterribts Minilters, fiible iD midi
ntt in Yerlege oie1 1cs Sob 0em ebr~
,uiiroigen Sc Ia @olle unO 1cinen Gbii=
fern 5u crtbei(eu, Bic ii6ri9cns, Gott lei
@onf, unter uniercn 2ebrcrn picle 9}oN=
o0mcr sQ0lcn; id >uill fcinc5>ue9s 0os
@croicnlt uno opierl1n9 Der 2oltn=
2eDrer pertennerl bercn niibi0c 9icnltc,
mir jeocu Sag mc6r i6akcn lcrnen. 9(llA
ie 9ebcn, Uott lei Sonf uno III 9robcr
9(n;oDl tref5lid)e Geilpicle ndmlid} ocS
III 1ciner 9lrmut6 1trcn9en un0 wiiroi9cn,
in Der einfo0en unb fe ten 9luslibln9
Ser 9 iliNten bcs 8iir9erS uno Der Tami= |
lientugenocu luobrboit @riltit9cn Tomi>
lienlc6ens. 9Harum lollttn lie in ben
Yribern Ser 6ri iltli6en SOulen Gipo=
len uno @e9ner 1e9en an ltatt in iDneu
N}itorbeiter uno Sreunoe 81 lu@en? 9osl
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6inoenanltoIt lit, no louter 2ii9cn oufs
Sopct fonmcn wp l!b oic GNoulpiclcr
un0 Die 3u6Grcr on Die Gcrl ltcl!ung &C.
w69ncn. SD trlIc cS su cr!tbcn, oob
al(c SDcotcr in Nmcrifo ob9cldbalft ptr=
ben.
0ic @ldubi9cn. Blessed be
Jesus! gmen.
Yrco i9 cr Gu ben 3ub5rerW $o0rt
nur METER bos il not3 niUt 9(llcs. Gu
mir.) 9iitbt moDr, Civ licbc> ben Sons ?
S A. Sh bin wcDl mod in ben Sa0rcn,
NO oielcv @clNmod cntlc3uloi9t miro.
Yrco cr. Ylui ltbomcn Sic liN,
Oer0cicbcn upr dril lliGcn Uroucn ou55u
lpreDcn.
s 'A. ST. perittGc Sic niAt.
Yrc0i9er. Gie wouen mitb ni1t
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF -
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE,

ny virtue Of u decree entered In tho County Court
Of ohio county, West Virginia, on the 18Th day Of
April 1876 In cause In cllanccTy therein pcndIng
wherein Ann short, EXgculfiXOi tho last Will anl
testament Of Henry Short, decd u plaintiff, aud
John n, Short 81 al arV defendants will sell NJ The
front door Of tho Court llOup Of Ohio county,
On SATURDAY, May ia, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at public auction,
10 the highest aud hest bidder, the following do
acribed llOal Estate, lo.Wil.
a piece Of ground IN that part Of, tho city Of
Wheeling called North Wheeling, 10 tho addition
thereto laid out by John MclurU, and described ~
follows; hginnlng at point where tho south line Of
tho hTSt alley running parallel With and south u
High street strikes tho National lt0ad themes along
the western SldO Of'SAid road south about seventy
l7O feet, more or lGls to Mrs ROacha lllo thence
west with aid Mrs lIOaCh'S line one hundred and
Sixty-hFpO 1853 fsOt, more o. less, 70 Phillips llnei
thence north with Rlid limo ityix 1907 feet to tho
alley AOrOall thence 0aSt with "A u llle two hun.
rel and sixteen l2l6 feet moro VI less, to tho place
Of beginning On Eld ground there Is cottage
house containing i've rooms, together in water nd
other cOnyenlCncOs. Said property hC!ng In 0hi9
county and salo Of West Virginia, and owned and
occupied by tho Rid Henry Short, decd, at tho
tlmsOi bis death, and was conveyed 70 ing Eiltl
Collins aud wliO by deed dated May lst, 1868, and
recorded In Deed BOOk No. %, Folio vi, 81 the
Record Of Deeds Of Ohio county,
TERMS OP SALI-One-hali tho purchase money
10 bO pall In cash land ~ much moro ~ tho pun:
chaser may choose 10 pay) tho balance In two equal
lnsIallmGiS al SIX and twelve months with litter
est the dCierrr payments to 10 secured by neg9'
table notes with approved endorNers and the title
To In retained by tho Commissioner until tho nur-
chase money shall have ken raid In iill:
Is. o. TAYLOR,
npi7-S Special Commissioner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24
Developments Of the trial shan 10 able to

developments Of the trialshall be able to
remove it 5iN
What magnificent adroltness, coolness,
circumspectiOn and elaboration there
have been in Beecher's conduct on the
stand, with all his excitement, eloQuence
and figure Of speech. Fullerton, as cross
examiner, was not more incisive, analytic
and cold FLOODED than was Beccher under
his knife, There was all the fOrtitude
and imperturbability which Socrates ex-
hibited in describing the experiences Of
approaching dissolution, There was all
the alertness Of a French duelist in the
use Of rapier against skillful antag.
Onist. There was all the deliberation and
far reaching vision Of the expert and de-
voted chess player, There were the
lights and shadows Of great melodra-
matte actor, "irom grave to gay, from
lively to severe" II was death strug-
gle in which all the advantages were
against Beccher, and he fought for his life
with the desperation OF u mailman, but
with the deliberatiOn Of q philosopher;
and, whether innocent or guilty, tho
power and resources OF his intellect, as
developed in his cross-exAminatiOn, will
cause future generations to say: '"rhere
were mighty men in those days"