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Fine Job Work Specially.
OLD JOHN HoRkER.s pHrLosopnr.

/ About 2 O'Clock yesterday sfternocn l.
house painter. swinging on a seaffold
attached to a high building on Wood
ward avenue, heard some one calling
upon him to come down. Thinking
it was the proprietor of the block, he
descended and met wrinkled faced
old chap who was holding an ancient
umbrella ever his head I
rs your name Dukel' inquired the
old man in a soft voice.
No sir" was the reply. MY name
is Ogden"
There il is. you seeIr cackled the
the stranger. "Your name isn't Duke
because it is Ogden. A palmer case
never came to my attention. If your
name was not Ogden it would be
Duke
did you want to see mef' asked
the painter. -5
"Nominally, yes. Did you ever de-
vo'e any time to the study of philo
sophy"
Philosophy be hangedi" growIed
the painter. If you didn't want me
what did you call me down here forr
You illustrate another principle,
chuckled the old man. why do you
betray vexationi Simply because you
are vexed. If you were pleased you
would smile. Let us go back 1900
years, to the first principles OF mind
formation"
You'd better 60 back to the luna
tic asylum" muttersd the painter.
"Why are lunatic asylums neces-
sary?" asked the old man. "Becsuse
We have lunatics. "why do we have
lunatics9"
Don't talk to me-" replied the
painter, starting to enter the building.
why do talk2p inquired the
quaint old character, barring the door
way. 81 talk because have q voice.
Fish do not talk, and why notT'
II don't want any more foolisg
around!" exclaimed the painter, try
ing 70 pull the old man out of his way.
''We will go back to what is known
as the stone age" said the stranger
splitting on his hands, as if he meant
to resist. did you ever reflect that
you might have been hill or valley
as well as a man2 Suppose you had
been a sidehil9 What would have
been your policy?" sf
Just about thisl' gasped the paint
er, as he got a collar-hold and jerked
with all his might.
81 sometimes think" said the old
man, as be kicked the painter twice in
the stomach in succession, ''that man
may have descended from earth.
may have been hill, you knoll, that
man over there glade"
There was pause for a minute, %
the painter hit him on the mouth. He
retaliated by left handler on the nose,
and securing a hold ON the painters
hair he held him against the wall and
went on.
why do we fight? Because we are
mad! Go back to the days of Adam
and let us see how madness came to
exist"
They were about half way back
there when a policeman came along
and collared the old philosopher and
marched him of He was recorded az
John Horker, and as he was placed in
the cell, he remarked: A"
why this prison jusf Because
these are juggers. Let rs retrace our
steps to the drift period and discover
who was first incarcerated in q cool
err
The painter looked after. the old
coon as he walked on, and giving his
bleeding nose another wipe, he said:
IF that's what they call Philosophy
I'm going into training tomorrow"
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MOTHERS RELlEE
OLD DIR. JOHN HOWARD'S

Celebrated favorite Prescription and Prepa
ration of
HAMBURG BIRTH ROOT
This time-worn and thoroughly-tested ole
English Female Remedy, after having Leer
recognized and recommended by the highes
medical authority of London and Paris, Il
now offered to our American mothers as 8
reliable anodyne for use before and ate
confinement.
Terror, Suffering and Danger
OF Child Birth effectuslly avoided by The
timely used OF this Golden Remedy. Pre-
pared In strict accordance with the original
prescription and special directions from Ole
DR.. John Howard, Of London, England, by
the
MEDICAL BUREAU STATE DlSPENSARY,
Price, si.So. PALNYEA, N. Y.
s(Send three cents stamp for Circular
SOLD By b. d j. NJ n UBEE-
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dindlag Business lirerforg
N. III. lfAVky

DRACrICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY oP-
pos'Je the Court House Findiay, Ohlo-
Physiciau's Prescriptions compounded care
fully. Failstock OF Drugs, Oils, Paints. Per-
fun cry, soaps, DC ~
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FEVER AND ACUE

The Chickahor:ny Fever and Ague Cure
is the only remedy ever offered to tie public
that Will, without single exception, com.
pletely rid the system of Fever and Ague
Chills and Fever, and all malariOus diseases
and effect radical and
PERMANENT CURE.
No matter how stubborn or old the case
may be, this medicine will give prompt and
perpetual relief This remedy is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
There fore, stop dosing yourself with Gallo
mel. Strychnine. Qunine, Arsenic, and other
powerful and dangerous drugs. The proprie.
tors offer this medicine purely upon its
merits. II II does not give Perfect satisfac-
tion. the price paid will be cheerfully re.
funded.
CnICEAHoMlNY MEDICINE CO..
Price, slQ0. PALMYRA. NY.
SOLD BIZ ~ a. j, n. HUBER.
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ASAED

10 All Who are suffering fson the .rro,v
And ind'sereoons OF youth. nervous vssr-
Me-. early decay. ios OF manhood, &c 4 vtu
: Do recipe that WIN cure you. FREE or
cnAhoE. tn's great remedy wss disoovsr.
ed oy missionary In South Amsrsea. ssnd
essiraddre.ssd envelope to the Rzv-yuGwv
=. LYMAN, Suso" D, Btote Fo~ss, Neg ~
o 90 =, N-n
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4. W.. ABA MS'

DARBER SHOP IS THE PLACE WHERE
10 You can get the bs~t of work done IN the
nsxiest possible style ladies and Children s
81 .ir Cutting ndshtinpuoing a speciality.
Shop Opposite Old White orher- wo Chairs
always found ready for busintss. Call and
see him aud ge, a Good iob. Ladies desiring
work done by leaving word AT the shop he
will call al their residence u
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CHURCHES.

Nefhodist EpiscopGl-Rev. Parker P. Pope.
hesbgteudn-Rev. 3. Il Sutherland
LsIfherda-Rev g. W. ditier.
Oosoregatioaat-Rsv. II. D. Kutz
Evangelical Church-Rey. Samuel Cocklln
United RrethreF-Re "A. w. Holden.
Germdn Reform -Rey A. konetZka.
Church Of God Rev ]. V. Updyke.
GERMAN Lufherdn-Rev. N Buerkle.
ST. AichdeTs Idfholfc CHURCH,. b. Young.
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a MEMBgR of a club object to the
publication of the list of the meeting
nights of the club, because, "he said.
''if it's published. we married men will
have to account for the off-nights. y
The motion to publish was lost.
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PrpaFed By Il. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
yfGEiE= Is S9LD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS.
Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of archibald Fletcher, Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified a. administrator of The estate CT
deceased
Dated this 29th day of November A. d 1875
no3O ". II. CONNIE.
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The EEsT EVIDENCE.

Tie foilp'.ir lscierfrsn; l;.v. L. (. s.s: 5es-
tor OF 81. /. C!.Irii. Saii.i Mas, ri,. D. rr;d
gi; iHi-rcs. t. nIJuy physicians. 40 ;..,re
suffering i.OIi The di-c.. :,i..i ."i ;lIo
spp q: The ner- J.. $. Best No person an duUbl
il.i' testimony, "a there Is nu doubt sb"uI lie
caIlti.a ,'raers u NEtiETINE:
SNT;cE. Mas. Ja5l- :. l>7i
II H. =; srEgENs: Desr sr-'' have sooi Te9scE for
r-- N1!.I Ike IlIcd.-iue Ci t.- ;.t1sU>I
sL-ge W r s,i., i!It il -- ECeH tC incra OF saving
l liz a. ttects q Es,c: ior the
L. tso Nas i,c H. -ucTs iI.a i.ccluss OF iIis lc-
t-a 3. -1u. .'4 a.l-lial. and 20 III ieiuctL La.
E-g n s8 i-i.n tllGs lis TscOvCry inE0SsLlr.
csarl cd zss =T,i-lIns 1 ,:igc bot tie Iga;Csi
su.i-nl H. csr 90 sl,. ,'y gaICr I, tl1r. tT=I
i- -t t'. s BE- Tfii 81 liCCiC> iilE;
s,s ili.i. ttt ,sa5 II.s.l
lGrc the u,'uI. Jh~t Thea iieiiccd ig linn
ttitG ~ al i-'a lat - ic present lt has l.
't'aa-g ifurIts. llr "a i1fciy Ic~umc III strssS
p 80 iI'rr- au r-i- and gglks aLOa. tlgfer
D. '.. 81
IA:'s . - sn..s d charge from the op, ming
49, - i'-s So ilrcg. hove TIE iulle>: ConLctEet
9 :i- 'I o. tirir he 10 b. I'sritcilv cured.
u b. - -it fi.c- go ist,i. Ot NICLIlNE
GI '.-. 10. is. g. ri'gy~ tiHt hes Eel &c
0s i1kins IA e. rine-
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A rroRNEY AT Law and Claim Agent
"A Will practice law in State and U.S.Court
aud attend promptly to business entrusted 20
his care. As Justice of the Peace. will attend
to conveyancing and.takirg dispositions. Of.
fce-Room N. Melodeon Building, ,Findlay
Ohio. May g '76-tf
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A correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that the names of smith
Weed, prominent TiIden manager and
the President Of . railroad, are mention-
ed N connection with the sttempt No
bribe Eector Nash to vote for Tilfen.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29

OURyEYOR. Office in first block South OF
y Court House Attention given 10 retracfng
the lines of old surveys. laying out, parting
on, and dividing up lands, ,Ieveling fol prohles
of roads and ditches-
March TO- 1875 6m
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Oons1soa Pleas Judge James Pillar.
auditor Gsurge =. 1osheT-
Clerk Of Coaris -5cp't W. Prebie.
Treasurer Peter H0sleT.
RecOrdeT-Paui kemerer.
Hrob1te Judge Samuel Y. Huffman.
!Sherf6-5amaei Myr-s.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Brown.
Coroner -. r. Cline
Oomnissioners- Joseph Saltzman, John -
Bishop and John EdgIngton.
lnfrss1ry yOfrectors-Iacoo Thompson X VI
Watson, and J. K. Bnsnong-
knfruGry SupeTfnEendeat-R- NJ Lee.
School ELfmfaeTs-J A-Pittsford. J. X. kaky
and Dorilas Martz-
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rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, Findlay. Ohio. once in Head
au.rters" Building, Ncrth-e east of Court
House. Will attend promptly TO business
entrusted TO his care. April % 1871
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TrnRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"a and Notary Pcblic. Will attend promptly
70 all business entrusted TO his tie. Particu'
lar attention given Collections. Partitioninf
OF Lands and business in Probate Court
ONCE on Main street, in Rossmanis Block
nearly opposite the Court House. May.
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ceQQQ

- ACan't be made by every agent
pHUIVtevefy month in the business We
Nuuu furnish, but those willing TO
1work can easily earn a dozen
IlIIIIIIuio dollars day right in their own
VOOO ~ localities. Have no room 10 OF :.
plain here. business pleasant and hopors Bile.
women and boys AMI girls do as well as men.
We VIII iurnisA you complete Outfit free.
The siness pays better ha' xanyth else.
we VIII bear expense of siarIing you Par
tlcu,srs Tree. Wri' and see. Farmers and
mecnanlcs, their sons and daughter, and a N
classes In need of pay ing work al home.
shouid write to US and learn ali about the
WORK at once. Now is the time Don't delay.
Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. iS
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Eifp and County 1irerforp.

Arrival and Departure OF Mails at tne
- FIndlay Post-office-
DEPAaIUsE.
Onreu Brunch {. b q e. RS-- y . a. Ia
fEkI KR Going South ii:l5 m.
North. 4:Z7 p m.
sARRiyAL-.
O1rev Rraaeh c. 5. & Z. kR-. 5Vo y. N
O. E6 L Rk. going south. Ii:lo 4 m
Nor h, 4.Zs y m
DrPARrCkE-
.aa xren. Forage, NdHcsE and Bosot'ngoT.s'' o. e,
-rue,iay rhur,izs and saturday ,1I ss va :
MI RIIa-t1rd tf0uckto.ga and Eivt"0 3 t0T''T' 3
"Wednesday and saturday. al p n.
drifagtoa WiliidmSfoDa and DHnk"E iue'""S
and Saturday. zt I y ra -, ,.,,
paE Rifoe Ouasrr no taos~ Retns0Te. ana dH-
boa-Tu-sdav AID Friday, st a ~.
Benton Ridge .SiaLey dad PeItdieion-f rioay a'
n M --..,-
Kcoonab and Portgce Center Tuesday i ThursdSS
and Saturday. al y. "a.
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I0HN M. HAMLIN
d. Il. 8EARDsLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. FIsDLAr. OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls in adjoin'
pe counties.
Nov lQtf
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ToWNsaIp oEEicERs,

Trpsfees-wm. Martin. John Larkins and
lob Chamberlin-
Qerk-H. II. Mefzler.
TreGsurer-H Hugh Newell.
yusfices-D. X. Besrdsley and o. A. Ballard
ODnstobles Joel Markle &nd J. NJ. Byal.
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ID. T. DAVIS. Nv. DAVIS. N. l.. DErwILER
DAVIS. NETWIIER e. co.

tIyHOLEsALE AND kETAIL GROCE 8,
w and Dealers in Flonr, Provisions, W ood-
en-, willow and stone Ware, Confectionery,
fruits. and q tseu sral Variety Goods at w hole
,aie at Cleveland and Toledo prices Nos. 2l
and % Main Street
May &, 76-tf.
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DOfTOR WAUGAHAN,

nCULIsT AND AURIST.
~ Studied the Eye with DIR. Metz at Mas
sition, Ohio,
Lonr, Snort and Weak Sight Corrected by
the AID of Freuch Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HoURs-SA- NJ. to p u.
Syl FL Madison ST.. Timr. q.
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gs MES A. BOPE,
IACOR RURkET,

A rToRNEY AT LAW,
ofnee over W. L. DAVIS Co.'S Store. Mai
Street. Ffudlay Ohio. April IA IL
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SATiGE. ;las.-. j'.a- ;. l>7i.
respectfully yaa--. T. ELSE,
MIS-. J.. {. F. BEST
ElI DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

II VEGI.TINE will relieve pain, cleanse. pu-
III, sal diseases restoring the Ia aIient
- .a'.ie,i Lcai,h alter trying different iihysi-
i-s. by remedies. suffering for years Is il
AT C,fai' isi. is-O"f. if YOU are sufferer, You
"a is cured: Why Is tEis medicine performing
such great cares? 4 works in the blood, in The
'ir r.1!iiT iuiI. IL can truly be called the
G.t"-I BLOOD PCniEIER. The great Source
81 ,I>-l's u.iIi:i:iies in the blood and nIedi-
that dies rot act directly upon il, 10 purify
." Tea"yale, hes any just claim upon public at
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D. a. CtlM ER.
II .SHIEER

Once over Fellers johnson q Co.'S store
West Side Main Street. Findlay, OHIO.
"a lR76-Rm
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eoROucH OFFICERS

Adyor-Jecob Carr.
CzeTk-J ohm A. Meeks.
Treasurer-M. ID. 5ours.
A0rsh0l-James Wilson.
Sotic1lor-Jamcs A. Bope,
OouBc5l-E. Palmer P.Carlin. John Parker
]. L. Linville, A. Brown and V ii. Coons;
Soard Of Inaprouenents-iacob Carr, +. r
Jones and ]. A. Bope.
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RacoromenA Il Heartily.

SorIu Il isTOG, Fch. :. $50.
NJ SrFT-Ss T- ir-i is-c taken several bottles of
yo' .-G.. aud convinced it Is valuable
ci ar o., -a. Aincy Complaint, and general debility
81! = -y>',iG.
heartily recommend Il TO ell suffering from the
koyye cc:nDlaints- Your r,'spec;fuy,
MRS MONROE PARKER,
~ Athens Street
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4. r. DUl
j. III. J0H NSON,

"A TrORNEY LAW.
Ofics in New Bank Building, West side OF
Nam Street, No. So NOV. z-tf.l
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VIM. m.pErMILER. M. o..

WMs MI. y 2 I WfGEh, w. Us,
lIOMoPATHIC PHYSICIAN q SURGEON
III Main Street, two doors North OF Karst's
Grocery store, Findlay, Chic.
Once hours-From to 7H g. m, ii a. m to
n. m, and to p. m. May l673-tf
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Gorrsspondenre.
WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Reported Secession OF Southera Members
ON the Democratic and their union with the
Republican party RumOred Demonstrations OF
Knights OF the Golden Circle and Sons or Lib
erty in the West Congressional PrOeeedings-
Washington Theaters in the light OF the recent
Brooklyn Holocaust
Richland beacon., 1876-09-09
NO. 81. AlNILlE La, SATURDAY. SEPlEMDER y 1876

Republican party is responsible for
the disorders which have occurred in
this State, or carry with il the evi-
dence that such disorders exist only
in the Imagination of the leaders Of
that party.
If you and your party are sincere
in the expression Of desire for a fair
and free election, that result can be
secured by giving to the people of
Louisiana q fair chance to d" guard and
scrutiniZe" the registration now in
progress, and the election about To be
held under it-in other words by Civ
ing Us proper representation in the
registration Offices, anG at the polls,
and upon the Returning Board.
We ask that you shall put in prac
,ice your theory of Republicans that
the opposition to an administration
which has the conduct of Al election
have the right to demand fair Q!
portunity 20 Scrcutinizc the whole
election, from the beginning of regis
- dliOD uOh " " tuC uiIdi CdSiliS anu
counting of votes" Put your theory
into pactice, and my word for it, no
frccr, fairer or more peaceable election
was ever held than " i'll take place in
the month of November next in the
State of Louisiana.
There would then be no further I'M
due excitement in the State, for the
cause being removed the effect would
cease
Both political parties having put
themsclv, 5 on record as desiring free
and fair election" ask, in that inter-
est and in the name of common JUS
tice, that you will accedc to my re-
quest-it should be my "demand"-
according to theory of Republicans"
with regard to the appointment Of
clerks Of registration.
repeat that | am prepared to fur
nish n list of good and reliable men
when ever desired.
am, sir, very respectfully.
Your obcdicnt-servant,
|. w. PATTON.
Prcsidcn, State Central Committee Demo
cratic Conservative Party of Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-09
WHOLE NO. 4Ol.

those with whom have met belong
ing 10 both of the great political
parties, | perceive no reason why ycu
shall not have aS free and fair regis.
tration and election and as cheerful
acquiescence in the result in your
State as in any other Stale Of The
Union.
That such may be the case feel
assured is the desire of ali good ci,i.
zens of both parties as well a. of
Judge Woods, whom am called
upon to represent, and myself
II. \. Hill.
L. :. Dis'ric, Iul-c, acting L ) Circu'
Judge.
As will he seen. the selection of the
Supervisors will be chosen by cacl!
party, and their commissions, though.
signed now in blank and left in the
custody OF the United States Circuit
Court Clerk, will only be issued upon
the endorsement Of either political
party.
Judge Hill, after making the above
address and making the necessary
order for its being spread upon the
minutes; ordered recess unlii PIP. m,
when he again occupied the bench and
audited the United States Marshal Is
accounts for Deputies salaries, jury
fees, etc, and then adjourned his
court and left on the evening train for
Oxford, Miss, where he will issue a
similar address 10 the voters Of Mis-.
sissippi.
He can do this, as he is the prcsid-
ing Judge in both Of The Mississippi
districts
His address was quite generally
commented upon yesterday after lis
appearance in the Ercniog Times, the
general opinion expressed being that it
was fair and honorable, and coming
from such II prominent official, must
carry with it weight even though it, in
a measure, contradicts the insinuations
as well as assertions in Don Camcrons
recent order to Ger Sherman. Judge
Hill does not, from his address, coin.
eide with the views Of the Washing
ton authorities. and having been a
resident Of Mississippi for many years
he is better able perhaps to form an
opinion than the authorities mentioned
He resided in Mississippi before the
war, and is known throughout tha,
State as ! Republican with liberal
views, and is generally esteemed by
the bar. His appointment was re-
cciveied from President Johnson after
reconstruction, he in fact being the
first United States District Judge ap-
pointed under the law, and although
then an Old Line Wbig, received his
appointment when there were a dozen
applicants, ex-Federal officers, for the
position. lie was then confirmed
with but one negative vOIc in the
Senate and has held the position ever
since
Richland beacon., 1876-09-09
Murder of Il. II. Dinkgrave.

Wednesday afternoon, about /
O'Clock, DR.. B. IL Dinkgravc. tax-col-
lector of this parish, was shot, just
above the corporate limits, by man
unknown, with double barrel shot
gun, and from the effects of which
be died within half an hour. DR..
Dinkgrave was going to dinner at the
residence of Jude Ludeling, where he
was living. What transpired comes
from Mcssrs. III. q. Dobson, and
Joseph Benoit who were Witnesses to
the murder These gentleman were
near the road along which Dinkgrave
was riding, preparing Tor the removal
of flag pole into town. Dinkgrave
passed them going home Pretty
soon he came back, called to Dobson
and dismoun,cd. lie said 20 Dobson,
There is man up Wonder who has
been lying around my house three or
four days, think he aims to kill me.
Will You go to the house with me "
Dobson replied that he would.
The two started off, Dinkgravc
walking aad leading his horse, Dobson
went directly to the road, but Dink-
grave proceeded parallel with the
road about thirty steps distant. This
brought the man between the two.
He had been lying down, but began
to mount his horse, small bay, as
they approached, Dobson says just as
he reached the road, the man was
throwing himself into the saddle. lie
Immediately pointed at Dobson large
double-barrel shotgun, saying. "You
stop there !" Dobson halted at once,
| bayin. no other alternative. The
man Immediately turned his gun from
the left to the right, and aiming a,
Dinkgrave discharged the contents Of
one barrel at him. Dinkgrave, at tho
moment was turning around his horse
for protection, but his movements
were to slow, and the whole load, ono
barrel Of the gun entered his left side,
rather in rear. and just above the hip.
He fell Immediately. The man was
about to deliver his remaining load
when Dobson sai,., Don't shoot any
more ; be is killed" The man rode
of in a walk, looking back two OF
three times, when away about forty
yards, and hearing Dobson call to the
men who were helping to remove the
flag pole, "Come up here. Bonnie is
shot through" he spurred his horse
into faster gait, the speed increasing
rs be ran, and be disappeared up the
road in a cloud Of dust produced by
his furious riding.
Some TWO hours latr the Sheriff
ard q posse started in pursuit. They
tracked the horse along the road tc
lower limits of Gen. Pargoud's place
above town. and thence down plan
Richland beacon., 1876-09-09
DEATHS CELEBRATED
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