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New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Mr.. BEEcHER's PRESENTS OF FLOWERS

MR.. BEECHERS PRf@oEN - VI flAJNf-t1
O Do you know how many times, or do you
think you know Of his having caledf A. lie came three or
four times beore into the country and sent her bas
ke OF elegant flowers keep around her bed She had them
large dishes.
O. And they were there, they not' A. Yes, Sir.
o And eyerybody saw themi A Yes Sir; she told
O. And everybody knew where they fromi Yes
Sir.
O And was MT Tlton there' A. No, Sir.
O Where was Mr. Tlton' A. That don't know, Sin
O All the time that you there' A Oh he there
bui he Was not there when Mr.. Beecher there
O Oh am asking you about those AoweBi A. Mr. Titon
was there and he tBe flowers
O He saw the nowersf A. Yes, SIR.
O And he knew where they came FRONT A. don't know
anything about that
O. But everyone didf A. The in the ho1se all
knowedt
O. They all knew ~ A. Yes, Sir.
@ And Mr Titon knew, suppose whether be had the
flowers not didn't he A. Mr. Tton did not send them,
for her own lips told me Mr.. Beecher sent them.
O Now did you MJ Tlton looking At the nowersi
A. Mr.. Titont
@ Yes A. No Sir.
U Heverf A. No. Sir.
O. Did you him in bis wfes bedroom during her
eondnementi A. Yes, Sir.
O. You say called four Ave times before you into
the country you think A. Yes, Sir about that guess
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
MR. TILTON RECALLED.

Theodore Tilton was recalled, and his redirect
examination continued
M Fuerton-Well Mr. Ton after this episode viii ask
you something with reference to that that
gave the question before the Committee You there:
She maintained her in my presence that she had
not done wrong" Was that soS
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
HOW MRS. CAREY CANE TO BE A WITNESS.

@. Now, when did you first mention to anybody
that you observed anything Of the that you
now testified tor A Last Friday Sir.
@ For the hrst time A. For the frat time
@ And to whom, A. To Mrs Lines, who visited Bellevue
Hospital TO see the sick
charitable lady who visits there for purpose A.
Yes Sir.
O. And did you vouneerdd yoa Of your accord men
ton this 10 ladyi No, Sir she ,od that after
90. well would get elegant place in Brooklyn
told her had lived In Brooklyn She said: Who did you
live with - told who lived WITH naming the parties,
and sad lived with Mr. Tslton and Mrs Eizabeth Thton,
and wet nursed baby She down and asked
uo,e ou,usas md Of coarse aaswssd bar She Askea
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
BUFFALO SHOALS ITEMS.

On Saturday the l4th inst, was buried
Mr.. Robert lockwood OF Kentucky, OPP
posite mouth OF Whites Greek, this coun-
". lie died very suddenly Of heart dis
ease on Friday morning and was buried
in the honors Of Masonry the next day
The c1uc)urse OF people was very large
and the procession OF the Masonic breth-
ern very imposing.
Well, the election has passed by with
out any broken bones, although at this
place a great deal oi hard talk was IN
dulgcd in. Oar sub District gave Mr.
kevser a very handsome majority which
speaks well frr the intelligence Of the
citizens OF Buffalo Shoals. Had other
precincts done Is well for the fright men
in the right place he might have been
elected as Is, we must accept such "a
We can get. One other item OF lmpor'
lance our vicinity cast II votes, only !
Of which were against power 10 iery.
And now cometh trouble Jacob. whose
sir name is Gibson, generally known As
Jacob the virtuous' has gone to the CITY
governed by Adkins, or, in other words,
to Wavue Court House, and taken up his
residence with Ruby the charitable. Poor
Jacob meat was a cash article and cash
being a scarce commodity he allowed his
virtuous self u be overcome by tempta-
ton, 50 far as to forget the wise counseis
poured into his willing ear by his veneer
able and gray-hcaded sire, and he slew a
beef. The beef happened % belong to
Tharp the Mlior and w.taal very tough,
but Jacob wrcst,ed tAe hide of il and pro-
ceeded t. tie city OF huntington " ere he
disposed If tie aforesaid hide to Dc.ebar
the b,otmaker But Justice will oyeria!,e
tie iniquitpu-, and THIS time Justice IN the
form of Bil Dcfoe overlook J.c,b some
where on the waters II -Four Pole, as he
was honestly trudgiug hisway to market
with tie yeritab.c hide Of "Oid Fortune
tic Aforesaid cow On being hailed by
Justice. a. u what his sack contained, In
iquitv replied nothing much but Justice
seemed to think that he t3ijcd heavily
to carry nothing and 50 Informed the
Traveller. Further inquiries developed
the fact tina; it was hide, and when al
terward the skin was exposed to view,
Justice remarked verify my eyes d. de
ce.yc me on this j., tie hide Of ILarpa old
back cow" And then warrant was Is
sued. and Jacob was taken into custody
AID br T.n; bac, 10 Buffalo Shoals, where
upon being kindly iu,yrr'"a.cI by W. "
Brumhaid Esq, as e. las innocence, meek
~ replied '--..ty reckon And then
a, .c could not give bail f.r his appear
a.cr al court. the officer conveyed him -
the hr.c, hotel kept by NJ. EHby. Poor
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
Personal.

II. c. Simms, Esq, left home for Il shor
visit to Chicago, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. j. A. Cogbill left for Brownstowr
on Tuesday last, where he expects to g
into business.
JOS. S Miller, Esq. and lady, were il
town last evening TO meet some friend;
who were expected on the Andes.
T. II. Harvey, Esq, and Lady are Wis
iting the Virginia Strings on pleasure
trip. Trey left home on Monday last
Mr.. l.. Emerich. left home yesterday
for tour in OHIO, as the agent OF the Hill
disc Bund, Branch OF Life Insurance.
J. Hooe Russell Esq, President OF the
Huntington Bank, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Annie Russell went to White
Su phur Springs on Monday last.
Mr.. p. D. Harrison OF Ironton was in
town on Monday last; he rode be-
mind that beautiful BPS nag Of his, and
was the envy OF all the lovers Of first class
hor-ehe,h.
Col Nm. c. MKear, Of Fisk & Hatch
y. Y. has been in town day or two this
week. He expresses himself delighted
with the trip over the c. 30. +. T., and
the appearance Of our city.
Senator McGinnis called on us this week
on his return from Trout's Hill, where he
has been engaged for two weeks in taking
dispositions in the case Of Mr.. Garrett,
late Sheriff Of that county.
Rev. :. Z. Lane, Pastor of the BrecSin-
ridge Presbyterian Church called on us
on Monday last lie met a gentleman
lately who had recently returned from
Oregon, where he had seea DR.. Laen's
cousin, the veteran Gen. Joe Lane, who
is still as hearty and lively as he was %
years ago.
Jas. II. Storrs Esq, OF New York was
in town on Monday last.
Mr.. Storrs and DR.. Lane were called
away very suddenly last Monday By a
telegram informing them Of the death Of
llr. S,rrrs fathcr,-father-in-law Of DR..
Lane, at Fgamjugham, Mass. They left
ON the 80 P. NJ. train for kanawha Falls
and took a SPECIAL train fpr the Waite,
where they would connect with the morn
ing train east The old gentleman was
over so years OF age
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
Facts AID Ealcies--Catl ttsbGrG
and Vicinity.

The first inquiry OF strangers visit
inc this place is Of the late rise, and
what damage has been done.
Curious, Ike others We went to
see for ourselves; the time was even
,ug. bat the moon VA, rising and
She'd her pale light upon the scene;
,ae banks presented a wild strange
view, seeming altogether unnatural
We were as o.t,aad IN the company Of
aur friends, We Sut in our boat and
gazed mcditatiyoIy, silently upon the
ruins which the food had made, and
Tor time not Il word WAS spoken,
each was Alone with memory. -
The walls Of tWo or three OH wells
we're standing out in gloomy reliet
which only served 10 render The view
more impressive. We can not give
close estimate OF the daua-e hU, i Is
away up IN the thousands.
The hull OF the steamer sam Graz
vens lies in the Oajo some distance
below the wharf boats, and will be
raised some time this summer.
"Niu~ou House is the boss hotel
and is doing u fine business.
The Billiard Hall is Il recent in
proycmcut ia the place, buta ordi-
nary PLAYER can rive their je*iman 20
anil ., 3.,;1. discount
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
JTrET0N.
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.

CORRESPONDENCE Huntington Advertiser.
The election has passed by, some
are elected and some are not We COL
graduate the successful one, and wish
the unsuccessful may enioy good
health and still remain in the Union.
1t Mil be seen from the returns that
quite a number OF votes were cast
against the levy, aud why Is il; II
j. not because lhey waa, the misses
70 live in isnoraca, but they arr
.;rcd IT paving taxes Tor q thing
when l'. '..'t. 10Y "l,.c" ,n.4 ..'
Is n2' acc V'''"'.' ->''''.l ''' ''i'
t".i''tA '.'-' "''['.' '''' '..'' ''. ~, 49,
nave parents l'". "t' "O.' Won. l.,
themselves to educate iher own cN"-
d'en' amt 'AoS' VINO are H'I' "' No.
2;tynt lA. ScH'''' ma F" Ne'! -''.''
number OF our large; taxpayers "Ie
menn'" ia ',j''nrei years. ana Law t
seAool,d tarT on" can i'A "' ''''. VI.
''''' tAP'"7"' i"0' I'',N '''.' 80
Of their worldly goods Inye';." III
real estate, ami on "coo'a' Oh aye
they are not SO well qualified to WORK
. II to advantage, as when IAs! MA
their youthful. physical strength; ana
again taking hard times INTO co"N'e,-
Grafton, U1ta ;ime when they should
have peace and P!eH'y,) t"ey are
Worried t. death about taxes for Il
certain purpose; winch Is not accom-
p"SheG. Not Go you wonder "' '"y
Vote Tor mo lew
I do not. I think we throw too
much o.. the country, burden Oh our
Industrious class. AMI favor too much
what We might term the iuGoleu,. -
The one tha. happens 10 be blessed
with 4 little property must keep up
the government, must pay ol the
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
HUNTINGTON SpLINTERS.


Look out for frost
Old Prob has ore up'
$50 baskets OF peaches I'LL a car,
send u, a load.
There was oceans Of fun at Har-
mison'> auctions
Crops hereabouts ere not worth
maxim an-oat of.
PuN -,n,h i, the term now appli-
el To- water MelJl>.
Snow IN Indiana last week. We
h.,. ,or .,y .,ov s,,a thing.
49,. r..,. ,...., r.,,t5, Non
t., ......l uo-,.-r.... III, c,tv.
,......r,l rr-, cont notes IN
.........,.. ...,.,.,c ,ot,s
....
,.'-.'' -.' -.''..- az II l','''.'- 80
' '.".' VI
%
The census coy huntington &C.,
gd three during IN ' past seven "'yS'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
NEW HOTEI..

c. Z. Myers, would respectfully
infolm the denizens of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened a Hotel on the
European plan, ut the corner Of 9TH
and Second Avenue, where he viii
be happy to serve all who come.
lie guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for a good square
meal will not 60 away unsatistied.-
You call for what YOU wan, and pay
for what You get. q.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
NOTICE.

ELnmaWlla SpIint and
SrEli.s anuelGOai All prices
lower than ever offered i'm
tEiis sity. Also lime. &C.
mcni. Plaster, Shingles
ana katfa. 81 very low prL-
CfS.
Xar,l, Cor. End ave. and
EcntI, Street.
T.. Es. GZsEET
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

DEATH on THE RAu@-On Tues-
day last rs Capt. Seamonds, citizen
who halls from Wild Cat, was coming
on his sons construction train down
TO BarboGrsville, one of the colored
hands, named Lewis Richardson, was
Skylarking on the train, running back
wards and forwards over the flats. he
made mis>tep and fell between two
ears; the train ran over him and cut
ms head right in Two, throwing his
teeth and brains of on one side of the
track He was of course Instantly
killed. He was very good man and
has worked ON that train three wears.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
L'EsO&pEGTS.

Nu.e O." company vii De enabled
firm tie begin nii g g. SCI % m iicrca -
% several auHtrc! per cert, ard 10 O. e
.a.c tine nicf bots 1T very low prce-.
tlc probability is thai 10 ic~ yesfs tie
remaining iot- vii bee largely bDeas. B
.4 ra re and realize many time. tic pi'
r.t prices. s -afc- a.d b.gtr inys.t.. t
never been lac gdt1t.crublc u,t.
can r. u1ouestDi 81 i.-. there ral .e
ua'y steady increase 90 value from yea
tl year. Cnar.e-t1r b. tie naturll ua L-
ficur.. Gel tDr ol i.c kaia.Aa Nalct 4.
W.t, 81 esp a., iron ore. fire cay, l's'-
Stone. lumber, -a,t, &c. immod iatciy .---
rounding tie CITY, and good iraEsporfa-
Ton eat AID west 30 word A. greet
manufacturing advantage ~ are pesos
hv .v city iu America, 10 can be buta
,Luf, tine until oar present maau!4ct
res are q u5.c a.d tob.cd, aud evc.Y
f,nt II p q estate great increased IN 70
ne. Tie present. owners .a.y -eli bcca
Obliged g. d.-p -e - az interest.
The ute per,ct; al l'c.s now Ca
n = porti9u % i.e aad VII. BIZ ether ca
cci.ed or secured .u satisfactory ma
Uer
Tie -iare- arr si00esch, 'ces tie amount
q d.yde-I irn, .aIes already made.
!. ,. WALKER, Trustee.
Eorflrtner itf. rnat.oH hrd maps and
apply DO tie trustee or 70
D4EID l.. RUFFNER,
Charleston. West Va.
CHARLES &. LEWIS.
Prcs'dcn, kanawha Valley Bank.
JOIN {. CLAYPCOL,
Cashier First National Bank,
Charleston, KsnavAa Co., ". Va.
NAY II.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

On the 2}rd of August, 1919, a
female child was borne in Wayne
County, on Beech Fork, about poe
yards below james p. keyscr's store,
in the biz road. Mother and child
are doing as well rs can be expected
under The circumstances. Moved
ami seconded, that the child be
named Bhola.
OUUP.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

We call attention to the card OF
the Western Medical Institute of Gin
cinnati. Persons wishing Medical
aid NAV depend that this is a reliable
institution, its Physicians are men OF
great skill and of long experience,
their success Is without a parallel
People would DO we'll to consult them,
rather than to risk money and health
wits common quacks.
Read the card and show it to your
suffering friends.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

port the same TO the Board of Edu-
cation of his district.
| think if We have the right to tax
people for certain purpose, we have
a right to impose penalty in some
way if they do not try. to reap the
benefits Of said tax, and we will new
er have successful system until it is
done. Now If the ron-taX payers
complain at the above, the tax pay
ers have right now to complain GER
tain. Y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

How would it answer tor our city
council to pass an ordinance, pro
hibiting the erection of frame build
ings within the city limits.
a great genius with two rattle
snakes confined in a box, was il
town Tuesday. lie exhibited hi,
menaserie at ) cents peep.
Those brickAyers row mt work
on Thirlayenue, are very untruth
tul class, if one may Judge from the
manner in which they raise stories.
CIhrec TO the house,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

The CENTENNhL.-J. II. DiSs De
bar, Esq, called at our Office ye>,er-
day, being in tie city in the enter
prise OF collecting sufficient money
Co publish an edition of his hand book
of Vest Virginia, 10 be distributed
at the Centennial In Philadelphia
next year. We are very sorry but
not surprised TO know that Mr.. Diss
Debar met with very poor Success
here Il money was more plentiful
here Mr. Dehar would have found
the people OF the city alive to the in
forests OF the Stare and willing to
contribute to anything that would
bring it, advantages To the notice of
the world.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
Tie Latest Style OF Dress.

Hear what Or. J. \. Br,adus say
about them:
And now. avoiding the familiar
extremes. fashion has been intro
duced, which at a new point reveals
the contour and muscular movements
Of the fora which female dress pro-
pose, TO conceal. What shall we say
Of this? Ones personal modesty, and
,he prophetic, ofa family journal,
forbid even the most cautions ae,ciip,
item o. au md,licate self exposure,
which oar most refined aud noble
ladies' arcuow practising every day
in Tie most public F-aces. What u
state Of things. Il is true that some
make the exposure much les, painful
than Others. Bat the fashion is es-
scutia.ly an immode>t one, aud WAS
devised fer imlnoIes, purposes. 1t Is
true, also, that ladies fear taey will
appear pruli>h if they refuse 10 adopt
such fashion, and think it best to
tall back ON their own innoceucy Of
feeling, and try to iguore the real
nature and manifest design Of the
fashion to which they conform. But
Mi this was sailns to the fitting hoops.
And really ladies are apt to be misled
by their own inuoceucy and ,tudious
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
BOOTS. SHOES, LEATE
ER &C.. &c.

-NsSe
! have just enlarged my
store and received nay
SPRING STOCK con-
~istin@ ora fall line of
Ladies' Misses and Chill
dl.cn-' shoes OF all kinds
and qualities. GEN t's'
BOOTS. S;LIOES'. GAL
TIERS. I5ISOGANsi ~ a..
I DIIrChISc direct fac Ii
t.tC manufacturers. and
dcVOtiuE my attention
entirely TO this business
am able TO sell ON the
most reasonable terms.
have some Elcyy agia very
eaU!isuiyariPsiC. of shoes
q g. ElicIs ( SVisli tO aak the
notice OF tIsc Ladies'. ESe-
member the place DEE-A>
BARS SHOE &T&bEiI. 3G'
Ave. iElree s,OOr> bciOw !he
tdVpTsIscr office.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

BASE BALL FEsTvAL.-The La
dies of Guyandotte, give supper
Friday night for the benefit of the
Baseball Club of that place. If the
ladies become the hackers of the
club, they will be inyincible.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

EXPOSITION CIGARs. Smoke Ex-
position Cigars" is the advice YOU
get at jenkins & Holswade's News
Depot, and it is very good advice too,
1t you 'rH smoke; try one, they're
nice.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

DRESS Bull AT THE FALLS. -In-
vitatiOnS are out for a Grand Dress
Ball at the Perry House, Kanawha
Falls, on Friday evening, Sep. Sd
From the popularity Of the hosts, and
the reputation of the managers and
committees, we have no doubt it will
be a pleasant affair, and all who 90
may depend on having a pleasant
time.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
E.SttTEST.

TIL. property embrace ti.c cnu.c. Z
part II tie Size up,u which Charleston is
built. II lies ~ he arg'. ru eel hy inr
Elt and kauavha river. ON tie lower
side Of tie Blk; il Is almost perfectly les -
81. AID is well dIaiued -ha. lir,adv e.
papu'a;ion II over i.ur hundred, ADD
number - Low house. building 1T lbs
I,ta
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
A ~. sAe,resE; gAeaier

a. lsARAHsi.Et EAcaier "a
DCGss. Sash. 95isllsi%. Frame
Esougil aEs.. Dressed sIuHi-
'scr. Flooring. " eai!;cr-
boarding. Pine agI:i E'0p-
iar iHgir.. " 1I7ii,iIagy.
E4A.is. ,5rBt9 Poets x i.aia-
mister. Drain Tstc. 4 Pat
egst Fines. ~ Isite Gl.:i saYny
Lime, Plaster. Cement.
Flower PETS sc. q large
Stock C3Ilsf&niiy On hand.
Cash orders promptly Iii.
ed a. solicited. SCI Avenue.
Bet. SiIl Il 9jIl SIS ElslEt-
iBgson. ". Ea. Jan. II f.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
DISSOLUTION.

TIE coaa tner-h'pr aofofore syfsflng between
PETE g. Burlington. John y. BaniDgt u. }. ~
10y PDa2e. ". II. Hagan, d. ~. Emmons. Be.
r sdre HIer a1i Ju0. II. 90 Russell par. 8
ip.nZ business unler tie Hrm name Of tie H. b.
n Huntington h.'f q seen Dissolved D.
dsata 81 Peter G. Bnf ton. .s Te-orgsnZs-i 81 -
lie a charter u the State - tne BANK oP Fr'-
TisGrOS. Al persona having accounts WITH no
Old firm are requested ~ s.'te with 'he '' ~
. n Aug. 5-iW.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
EIaC West Charleston. scE,-
T)Hg7-.

charter has been obtained and stock
Is being subscribed w.l.a view ., the pur-
Chase OF West Charleston fam tie Iru8.
tee who represent uLe(rCeat o"Itrs.
TIE property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS. lOXl20 feet
each aud about TO acres 81 streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds oi all sales
mad, by toe Trustee mp e. date, amount
ing to abou, 10000 IN cash aad bords,
f.rlot. SOLD At An AVERAGE OF
NEARLY $3.50 EACH. Also thirteen
house. valued atSi2.O00, including ouc f
nine rooms with stable and ont huu-o-;
and f'aiiy tie proceeds 90 Doc derived iron,
tie sac 4 tie Kmaria Hir anil rte
tiHq VH
THE Rents derived from this prnr.
criy. including house. brickva'd.. f.,r
grounds, &c, amount to over $1,000
anuun II tie rate at which tie psr.r
~ : on,red t. tnc Company. over .H
PER CENT. w.il be made by tie Co..
pany or every lot hereafter sid Ly ttc
at tie pr CO. at which lat, Lave boon
herct fore .e.iirg and on cho.cc .e's
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26
THE fashionable Tailoring estab

THE fashionable Tailoring estab-
lishment of Henry Huwe, of Gin
cincinnati, (See his advertisement
Is tie place where YOU can get just
what YOU want, made to order in the
be>tof style. Henry does a fair and
square business and YOU need not fear
of getting inferior goods at his house
Give him a call, you will find his
prices all right.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-26

DECEIVED ~ ms BRIDE AND
Rl5urEp Pr THE CorRr. The Raj
eigh y. c. Neg -ay~: Judge Pear
son, Of The supreme Court. on Mon
day rendered an opinion which j, in
tareStiug unlercerail circumstances.
Ia this cl>e the parties bad made a
contract Of marriage, and on the day
previous 10 the marriage the woman
executed deed OF gin OF her real
estate to the value Of 5000 to her
step-mother without the knowledge
ot the man. After the marriage the
husband sues for the recovery d the
land back t. the wife upon the ground
offraud. The court held that the deed
was fiaId1lent, intended - deceive
the man, and the step-mother Is Or,
dered to convey back the land to f c
wife
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-13
The Republic for May.

The May issue OF The Rcptbtic opens with
an important paper. 10y ex-senator Pool. OF
North Carolina. on the Democratic movement
60 change the Constitution OF that State. Thi>
Is followed 10y an article on similar movement
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