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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15
HORRIBLE HOMICIDE.
A WEfe Supposed 20 Have Boon
Murdered by her Husbands Wm.
Weems Kills his Wife and Leaves.


A WHO supposed 20 Have Boon
Murdered by her Husbands wm.
Weems Kills his wife and Leaves.
We are called upon to chron>
icle one OF those fearful dOmes-
tic tragedies. which now and
then curse the best regulated
communities, and makes ones
blood to curdd e 10 their veins
to think Of.
On Thursday evening, soon az
ter court adjourned Mr.. Lee Bull
len, who is the father of the un-
fortunate murdered woman start
ed to 90 home from this place
with her. About two miles
down the railroad Mrs. Weems
parted company with her father
and went around the dirt road or
horseback. When about half
way round she was set upon by
soils unknown party and foully
murdered. Suspicion rests upon
W m. Weems, he. husband, with
whom she has not been living
Tor several months past. She
had Instituted suit for di-
vorce, which vas upon trial at
the time, and rnmor has it, that
she would have been successful,
Weems was seen at nine O'Clock
on The night of the murder on
The south side of Chucky river.
lie was also seen near his broth
Ell -iL-iaw's, IN Washington coun.
ty, the next day, and no informa.
ton Las been received at this
writing
Weems is about thirty-two
years OF age, a large and power.
lul man, five feet ten inches high
light blue eyes, dark hair, square
features, and wore suit OF dark
clothes and hat aud generally
wore his pants stuck in lis boots.
Mrs. Weems was d quiet un-
assuming, delicate woman, and
generally beloved by all who
knew her.
Her long absence excited sus.
plcion, and her brothers went
In search, and found her about
ane hundred yards from the road
foully murdered.
Shs came TO her death from
two wounds produced by pistol
shots, either of which would
have caused death. 1t is sup~
posed that she was turning away
and one ball took effect in the
left eide about two inches below
the shoulder blade. the other
must have strack near the crown
of the head, piercing the ekull
and would have killed her in-
stantly. When found she was
lying Oh The right eide, with her
shawl thrown over her, and her
mule was hitcbed near by. She
will be buried Saturday at Mt.
Bethel grave yard.
How a man coul; work him
self up to such a faenzy as to
commit so beinous crime against
the laws of God and humanity
can hardly be conceived. Par
ties are in search for the guilty
culprit and every thing possible
5 being done to a%pprehehd him.
Weems is a hard working in
dustrious man, but with a fear
full temper, which he has allow
cd 10 destIoyhis better Judgment
His rashDoss has brought a bit
ter calamity upon two families
otherwise close friends, and
spread gloom over our whole
community. A fearful warning
should be taken from this horrit
example. Ungoverned temper
as In this case, often spreads wo,
and dessolatiop throughout th'
-
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized and requested to an
R0uncc .he name Of W. s. WHITE AS a
candidate for recollection to the Office Of
bheriff Of Greene County at the snsuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SENATOR.

We are authorized and requisite | to
snnouncs the name ,Ot JOHN. ALLISON
IN, a. a candidate for Senator Of the lst
District ut tie November election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the naine of JAMES q. MAYS
a. a candidate fyr the Office of Sheriff Of
Greene county be elected at the ensuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15
June 9th. 1876.
Fourth of july Celebration,

The COMMITTEE on programme
for the celebration of the 18th of
July, would make the following
announcement as a partial arrang.
ment for the occasion.
The following named young la.
dies have been selected from vari-
Gus parts of the county to repre-
sent characters and States:
Goddess Of Liberty-Jessie Snapp,
Handmade of Peace-Mattie Link.
Handmsidot Plenty-MollieSaunders
Miss Estelle Rankin-Character not
yet assigned.
The State that each one of the fellow
ing named young ladies shall represent
not vet assigned,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-15
TERMS OF sTBscRrrTtos.
ATR

SPECIAL contracts made with Local Adj
vsrtisers and Advertising Agents.
Local on READIso NorpEs 10 cents 6
line first insertion; s cents second inser-
Il on; Q cents thirdinsertion 0 cents fourth
and succeeding Insertions for six months
or less time.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
HIBRRO DEL DOCTOR ClRARD
PROTOXALATO DE HIERR0
apyobado por la acadensia de medicinal
DE zs1S.

La Academia de Medicina de Paris es uno de los
cuerpos sabios mas avaros de recomendacones dc
dieamento nuevo habia poddo consguir aprobaeion
Los Sres. medicos deben acoger marcada benevo-
lencia las pocas preparedness que han merecldo tan
alta distinction prestares un verdadero SER
vico extractando 10 siguente del Boletn de la Aca
demia.
La Academia iuzga que el protoxalato de hierro
presentado por el doctor GIRARD, esta llamado q
presar grandes servicos terapeuca pues posee la
propiedad de restra, siendo casl lnslpido
mente, en- d6sis de 10 20 centgramos diarios, la
clorosis la anemia, la hiseia todas las afecciones
que reconocen por causa la pobreza de la sangre.
Ademas es un reconstituyente heroico que devuelve
r4pidamente las fuezas perddas por las convalecen
cias 6 las debilidades de temperamento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
HO1BL I BANGS DEL "ONIVlRS].

FL que suscribe dueno de dcho estabeclm slaso, p2
tioipa sus muchos amigos constantes tavcfscsaGss
de esta localidad del EXTERIOR que siguendo en- 81
continue desveo por introducir e servcio trato
mesa de su casa todos los adelantos que 10 son com
patibes sin perdonar ninguna clase de sscrcio para
aantener nalterabe e credto de que viene dstrutan
80 por bondad de numerosos paFrequlanos; con
iando con sufcente n1mero de c6modas Ventlls'
das habtacones, con un espacioso fresco comedor
entenddos dependencies para todos cs servicos DC 10
cssa no omitra medic aguno para dear compiacldo q
todo e que digne honrarle su asstencia Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto-Rco q de Agosto DE-
1874-Onofre Nicolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06

bien necesitan iugo gastrico para poder aslarse
el ORGANISING Ell que hoy recomendamos al phbioo es
qudo no iene gusto nj sabor de hierro nd ennegrece
los dientes como be asimila Embellishments, no pro
duce ninguno de los maos efeetos de que anes haba
mos. -.
IIDoS La CLoRoSIs Y LA DEBIIIDAD, regalariza la
MENsTRUAcIoN. ayuda yigorosamente las CoNvAs
LECENCIAs diGciles Ell una palabra, es la .panacea
segura de todas las afeccones que por cauf
sa la pobreza de la sangre Ell medicamento que ento-
ma de la manera mas energica las fueraas abatdas p
las fatigas arlores del china.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
Enlfearme edades de pecho
7Jarabe ! deIhipofosfto de cal
GRIMAULT YlC. farmaceuticos de Paris.

Sabido es hoy en- dia que e fsforo la cal son bar
ses esenca1es de todo producto destinado reconsul
el ORGANISING y cicatrizar los tubercuos del pumon
Hay que notar sin embargo, que para que estas pre-
paracones surtan efecto debdo necesaro que 60
cen de una pureza absoluta condicion que ninguna
casa puede realzar tan bien como la nuestra, cuyo
director cienfco e ustre qulmico DR.. Leconte Ca
tedratico de Ia Facultad de Medicna preparador en-
el Colegio de Francia.
Los Sres. medicos los enfermos que tengan blen
comparar nuesro arabe con- todos los conocidos hasa
elda podran menos dedare sempre la preerencia mas
absoluta pues la efcacia de accion nfnitamene
superior Ia de todos los demas en- la curaeon de las
Intermediates pulmonares
Calma la tos, hace desaparecer los sudores noctur
NOS cura las bronquitis los caaros la consuncion la
tsfsy corta la ebre lenta que destruye las fuerzas
pfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
ENFBRMEDADRS DE- Los Minus
JARABE DE RABANO IODADO
De GRIMA ULT taymac6utico en- Paris

Reempaza acknowledgements Ell aceite de bacalao y
tene sobre este las inmensas ventajas siguientes
d6ss igual contiene iodo que aquel; todo el muu
do (sobretodo los nnos 10 toma sin la menor 1epug
ndnciG.
para modifcar los temperamentos linfatoos rap
damente todas las aeccones que provienel de Vctos
de la sangre tales Ell raqutsno pGtsdes, eG' Su
eGcaca no tiene precio todos los cudados lande-
licados que exige Ia salad de los mivos su acck
curatva es prodigosa en- las Intermediates del pecht
las afecciones de la pel y la hnchazon de las CLAN
dulas del cuello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
PRODU1TOs SARG1Is.1 =

COlcrgsno Rigdud en- 8 dias deviddelve 81 cabs ~
81 primitive color sin manchar el outs hi ensuciar M
ropa. Enteramente inofensivo este prOductu no SON
tiene nitrate de plata
suave, mas emoliente Ell mas perfecto d todoslos
iabones de tocader. s2x.a
Aceite omGdo Miranda, para detener Ia cada del
cabello hacerle crecer darle suavidad brillantez
Agua de Aanomgo, nue7a agua de tooocador del
Iapon, extlaida del Pirus Jop6nsce.
Ectracto de Aanange, parael psnuelo, obtenido por
la-destilacion de las flores del Psrws Ia5,6sica.
Agua de aores de LiriO Rigaud, para blanquear
atercicpeaf el ciltis.
Dep6sito en- las princpales PeTfumeria y Peluoue
rfas en- Puerto Rice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06

ner complete resablecimento; ensayo medico, de-
dcado los que pdecen de resultas de sus exceso de
habitos soitaros del contagio seguido de obserya-
clones sobre la epeatorrea, la mpotencia, la esterl-
lidad, etc. e ,ratauento de las Stills, de la Gonorreas
de la Benorragia; cura del contagio sin mercura,
prevencio usando Ia receta del autor (SU INFALI-
BILE LoCIoN.)
I'm toino g con 16 arninas estampadas con tnta
de color, al ;recio de un peso franco de porte Ven
dense esas obras en- L6ndres, domicilio del autor,
IS, lab e II zAAAL 2EE1I, Barcelo
PARIS, Brachet i. Abbaye, 8, America, los agentes
del Lc,Yeo de UlsqGmcY.
Los enfermos pueden drigirse por correspondence
en- espanol al Dr. Curtis para consultare, e Doctor
envisra ohras franco de porte msdiante un peso
uerte oada ejemplar, cuya suma pueds remitir 81
scllos de cualouiar nais
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06

prmenores Aguadil Silva,
yaguez Sres H Kraem ca En- Ponce S Wiecher
de Pueo-Rco
SCHON WILLZNK Y COMP
San Juande Puero-R ciembre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
COnPAlIA RIAL DE VAPORBS CORRBOJ IuGLISHS

sUByENCI0NADA GoBEREo Es. NIB
SANTO DOMINGO PsERTD E'E&RXD
DDS PUERzO-RACOSaN TSs0RAs. GUROA'A 0TSsos PAAsEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
2 Perhlnlerla Victoriia.
RIGAUD 7 COMP.
5, rue Vsssen'se, Paris
aUDCCTOS YGAyGyE.AN,


extraiode la UsonG odosutSstmo s,erfnme importado
de Manila excasivamente preparado para nusstra
casa.
Extraeto de Yl,ngylang; Rarniete de Manila; Jaton
al Ylagylang Pornada al Ylangy laug Acee de Ylan-
gylans;; Cosmetco de Ylaugylang Aqua de ooalor 5e
Ylangylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang; Cold
Cream de Ylangy!ang.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
CiGARRllLOS.

Cagetllla dc Is o garrilos pape, poatcral de Fer
/; - caJas DOR peso.
Sajetlllas oe % oigarlllcs pafel orczur hlanoG.
q I@ fomando de5 pesos on adelanto 6 "a
l9- de % id. i'll. id. n por Id. III. S5 Is ~.
I'd. de 80 ii. ID I'd. sa nor 81 y id. ID, S. a3a
rG. de lS id gruesos! "a IS por VI y id id. 4 Is.
F5cadura DEonsada en paquetee do / is GO is.
4o.an paquetea sin prensar 8 so ots.
La. suelta DOL pals 4 %
TABACOS ELARORADOS
lmpeTiales 81 mil & s75.
Regalias Britanjcas Ill, 4 $50.
Canonearayados id. $50
kegaiia Imperial il. 6 Sz9
Id. eobre mesa id. & $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
O B>R A $
DEL DR.. J. Z. OURTISa
kMedsco comamJtor.

u-,,, instruc-
GOlA 1BDICA DEL MATRIIOuI s::3s: s;@s;.3 ess: ar:
Acompanada de drecciones personaes de innortan-
cia vital, dedicadas los casados soeros de ambos
sexos. el medico eonsultor Un tomo en- 80 de o00
paginas I'm peso.
de las causas de
sbsH sjlEDEa 4 ID sudecatencia pre-
EREl lin VEnksi4HSH SH matura instruc-
~ AA 49, AAVA A1 81 ~ clones nara ohto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
Conchas ID. a $40
YEonA H. L cc7nnh ae "a 4G g

Conchas ia $40
Regalia ;;e concha@ ID. Is s.
Conchl.&:; IL. q ) -.
ETovGs - !; so,
Brevaa l4uEaclales caie Do 80 tabaoos ,u.
f:revas hoja cajaa &c 81 tabscos. *oo nl.3AN
Rrovaa de Regaio cajas de 50 tabaccs)
i'd. ci!lnlrasiaa superior ID. $50.
Regalfa tie L0nGroG q $780, 900
Observation-Disclosures Sd. paquetoa do l Id . w.
Ni!iar buono id. ID. Is i'd. q SIS.
NEliaY Id. 50 ii 4 Id.
Id ro2cldu i'll. ID id. Ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06

N0TA.--El precio dol cigarrliio NO var1a po
que 81 papoi e1rpleado sea dc hi y Ge igoaon.
En- esJe eet&blacimiento hay cUEstsn5eIneEG
IN tuau surGido io papel d. hlo do las inejores ia
gicaas f!o EgnaDa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-06
aHABANA DTRECTo.
Gran Inca de vapores Franceses,

Gran Inca de vapores Franceses
Nare e 25 de cada mes nor
Cnero esa en- conexo con frances San
Thomas. -~.-a
$50 4-9e~ .o@~
eap ssass5 PASAJES DE FAMILIA
MOS
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
expden pe Europa ida rsbaia del Is
pg total pa Waldo por Estos pssaje Sc pogap
cdelantado
.tssHAa@5 s#zs@7 s" NINOS.
nihos los amos mo sds
qeunah
as@e# saS#.'4ys CRIADOS
clos
ddprd aGte
su
de- anssa lH Para nkrne~
- s.z-sas- .z4nv 1-er.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Arc0Ia Poultry Yards.

Mr. Charles Matthews, one Of the largest
and most successful poultry fanciers Of Cana
da, has entered into partnership with his
brother, Wesley Matthews, of our county, and
they have gone TO work in earnest and are
making extensive preparations for raising all
kinds of pure bred fowls and selling eggs
They have twenty five different kinds of the
leading varieties and are constantly receiving
choice kinds They have within six weeks
time paid D. f Mason, Esq, Adams Express
Agent at Silver Spring station, trifle over
Sll5 for express charges alone. They have
within two months lime erected twenty
eight hen-houSes, each variety having II hen.
two feet square. The houses are not very
large or very high, but are well ventilated,
and have plenty Of light. All the heavy or
large kinds roost on the ground, such as
Buff, Partridge, White and Black Cochns,
Light and Dark Brahmas White and Colored
Dorkings, and many others that are well
known. For these they have a pickle. fence
FIVE feet high or the non-seIers or smaller
kinds, such as Houdans, White, Brown and
Black Leghorn, Black Spanish Silver Span
gled. Gold Spanqled and Black Hamburgs,
and Poands, they have five varieties and also
many others too numerous 10 mention. The
game fowls also require fence eight feet high
to keep them separate.
Our readers can form an idea of The ex-
pense these gentlemen have gone to in order
that We may get good and pure breed Of
fowls which most farmers are in need of
Farmers. in a large majority Of cases, breed in
aud in so much, that they have a poor, sickly
fowl, and we have long felt the need of just
such an establishment. and it is gratifying to
know that Mr. Charles Matthews was one Of
the most successful competitors for premiums
at the Ontario poultry exhibition, held at
Guelph Canada, in 1874 and rs. They ex-
tend 10 all poultry fanciers cordial invita-
lion to call and examine their stock near
Milchells Cross Roads on the Washington
and Brookcville Turnpike, one mile north of
Knowles Station on the Metropolitan Branch
of the Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Those who
cannot make it convenient to call should send
for their price lists, which are sent free 10 all.
Post Office address, Wheaton, Montgomery
county, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
Farmers Insurance.

In the Office of the Recorded Of Deeds GER
tfcate of incorporation Of the Farmers
Guarantee. Association Of Washington, D. c.,
was led on Tuesday last The object is to
do a guarantee business for the protection of
farmers against the failure of crops of all
kinds from any cause whatever. The business
is to be conducted upon the mntual o: stock
plan. The trustees TO manage the association
for the first five years are: George w. Bal
och, Don G.. Needham. NJ. H. N Kendg,
Seth A. Terry, and Granville W. Morris The
capital stock of the association is TO be $780,
600 Of $I00 each share. The trustees have
power TO determine the rate for said guarar-
lee, and to fix the proportion of cash premium,
the amount of premium note for each SlOO.
and TO make au assessment on the premium
notes in such proportions and at such times
for losses rs the exigencies Of the case ma,
demand
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
Heavy Gust of w ind.

The heavy gust Of wind which prevailed
here on Tuesday night did very slight damage,
although it WAS one of the heaviest and
severest storms that has been experienced in
this section for some years past. Houses,
large and substantially built, were shook by
occupied by Mrs. llammerly aud family, was
partially blown off; on the NJ. B r. r., The
telegraph poles were also blown down, but
were shortly replaced with an electric dis
patch. Several other minor accidents oc-
CURED fro1 the same cause
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
January 31st. 1875

>
Mr. Editor There has been II marked i'm
provemenl in nearly every scholar aspiring 20
the meodious strains of lly-yo since your no.
tice of an organization OF Il singing class al
Bailey's school house. II has been steadily
on the increase from the beginning aud now
numbers more Than thirty scholars which is
as Jou know, quite collection in country
community Old and Young seem to lend Il
helping hand, and some who are not on the
list Of membership often cheer us with their
presence aud urge US on by looks Of npproha-
ton The class is under the auspices of u NJ
Selby gentleman of large experience in his
profession who uses and eXerIs every means
to instruct his eager pupils lie has lots of
patience, too you could have heard him
in the beginning go through with an explhna-
tion in "A most elaborate manner, and then
have some one TO say, "A don | exactly under
stand you would have involuntarily ex-
claimed son, job what are all thy sores p
He, however, has borne admirably with US so
ar and has not allowed US to remain at much
Of II stand still taking MS gradently step by
step until we have attained the climax Of
whirh we now bonst.
think it would lie capital idea II YOU
town people would procure the services Mr..
Selby for II short time. know your progress
would be fine, for Won could not but admire
his system Of teaching, and then. if you
wished YOU could unite with US in singing at
the Centennial. SINGER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
Brief Locals.

Mr.. James Higgins, on his way home on
Thursday night last, was severely bitten by Il
ueiehbor's vicious dog. The wounds con-
fined the gentleman TO his led for several days.
Tuesday was Ground Hog day. If the old
story that the hog coming from the ground is
able to espy his shadow aud returns TO his hole
is worthy of credcnce, we are TO have seven
more weeks of wintry weather.
Caudlemas day, tie feast of the publication
Of the Virgin Mary, February End, was OBJ
served by the members OF the Catholic church
in this town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Stephen Lyddane had fine pointer
dog much mnti!a'ed by the cars on Monday
evening last. His unrecoverable condition
caused the owner at once TO shoot him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04

tn, Tn,,, ;o,.pv,t,sr Tho marty, IF Indi-
ana euilors VINO nave just re'urueu 10 'heir
homes from an extended free excursion are
being pretty roughly handled in all quarters
,rh. NJ, yorL Worr6 Ala ,ha,, nm ,;,oro.-
ously "heh they 'oncheo mat cry IN lhe'i
passage, and now the Boston Post is the last
10 fire a shot at Them. The editor saws;
.r,i,,.. ,.,,,,o, s,,o,a al of u,oi,.
800, - ~, - -,
.it1 ~ III, ,,ais Wv ~ -, -
~! p ~; ~ t' Wv -" lo,i'
az 'ne is"' JHi u. ', 80
S.si' Is '.'1 ''"S' - -,
"a -,
work The preacher appears weekly to the
public in the sacred desk the ph, stefan Wis
its his patients daily and talks WIN lhem
,he iaS.er I,'usues "nG pe""s ",,',
nou1larlv unknown He is conten, 10 see HE
silent but effective operations of his influence.
1t is his Journal That speaks Tor MN. lie
Mou'u 40 soon ,ut'iM " aIr ~
in different cities as he would Of standing al
the corners and hawking his own sheet lie
would mucn sooner perform under barnum al
uI or ~" u,;,aa S,es Snnate f,r exbihi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
ROAD PETITION.

feb 45t


ers for Montgomery County:
TENHE undersigned, citizens and tax PAYERS
Z Of Montgomery county, represent 10 your
Honorable Body that the public convenience
requires the opening of a road leading from
The Clark shurg and Greenfield Mills road to
Hyattstown. commencing at point on the
said Clalksiurg and Greenfield Mills road
near Jerome ThompsOn's on the lands OF Miss
H. Hershey and Mrs ). Emmert, through said
lands 10 the lands Of William Trundle,
through said lands to the lands of Thomas
Di!lhay, through said lands to The lands OF
John W. Nicholson, through said lands
to the lands OF John Gardner Trough
said lands 10 The lands Of the heirs
of Jerome Andrews through said lands
TO the Land of John II Gibson. through
said lands to the lands Of john X. Layton and
sons, through said lands TO the lands OF Mrs
Ellen Anderson. and then through said lands
to intersect the Georg etown road at or near
the old Baptist church burying ground at
ANDREW J TABLER,
JESSE b. WOLFE,
G DARBY,
7. S. BENTON,
ID. ]. REINHART, NJ D,
MORGAN 5. BENTON,
JAS IL. SMITH,
b F. HAWKINS.
JACOB L. TABLER,
4 II. WELSH,
T. L. WINDSOR,
PERRY BROWNING,
G : SISELL,
W Il. CECIL.
feb st and twenty -reven others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04

most at-oeious murder has come 10 lieht
at Greeupoint, Long Island. A mans head
which had been severed from the body, WAS
found wrapped in newspaper between lam
Der pile and fence in shipyard at that place
on Saturday afternoon. II was identified by
the features as the head of W w Simmons
of Derby, Conn who had been working ia
/ Williamsburg, \. Y, which lies adjacent TO
Greenpoint, and boarding with Il family
theTe. A physician gave the opinion that She
man had been murdered within twelve hours
from the time the head Was found. Detectives
succeeded in tracing the matter up a nd fixing
the crime uhon Victor kre:z. an A lsatain
who, after studied Efforts to escape detection
betrayed himself The buIrhered limits aud
body OF his victim was ionnd at his house,
where the murder was committed Robbery
is the supposed motive, though the murderer
averred that Simmons had diShOncred his
family.