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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-16
IIenry CIay,s CracI. ashot.g

AT one time Clay was visiting n
back-woods county in Kentucky,
where the man who could fire the
the best shot stood highest in esteem
and who couldn't fire at all was look
ed upon with contempt. He was
canvasing for votes, when he was APP
preached by some old hunters, one of
whom told him that he would be
elected to Congress, but that he must
show how good a shot he was. Clay
declared that he never shot with any
rifle except his own, which was at
home,
oNo matter. Here's old Bess, IAN
swored the hunter, giving him a gun,
sand she never fails in the hands Of
a marksman. She's put bullet
through many a squirrel at a humid
red yards, and she has let daylight
through rcd-skin at twice that dis
lance. you can shoot with any
gun, you can shoot with old Bess."
3 "a target WAS set up. and. NJ -Glas,
ainiaF "0la Bcss" at it. He fired
fundamentally, but the shot struck
the bulls eye in the centre.
"a chance shot a chance shot!''
cried his opponents.
"Neyer mind he answered. "You
beat it, and then | will"
Noone could beat it, and Mr.. Clay
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Yes, S2U 90 n day is guaranteed ISL = N NV
We'll Anger and Drills in good to. ri> = !.
Highest Testimonials from tho Governor o.
Town, Arkansas and Dakota An tools wn.,
In one day, and one well viii furnish water
sufficient for 100 head of cattle. Splendid
work for winter as well ms summer. ncscIip-
tive catalogue free. County rights for sale.
Address; JlLZ WELL AuGER' CO., st. Louis, Mo.
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d0,ouo ano q caL

4 OCT ST MOI NTtIN whlic ash stove ~ .. req.
ASH tyR - nrsf English camel tS. ipp AZ 3l8
bowery w brVone a., si' dEeeno = "a lrtoysL
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TINE uIBE WIFE MURDER.
a wor.nn's Jeeleusy and Husbands bssty
Anssr-Thriiiins scenes In Court.

. vo,,p,s J.eIe-sy and uusberd's uasty
Anser-Thriiiins scenes In Court.
Francis MCGUIRE was tried yesterday in
the Cour, Of General Sessions before Judge
sutherland for The murder OF his wife In August
last. The prisoner and his wife. who lived at
xD Fast Thirty. NTH street, bad lived unhappily
together during two years. She frequently 40
cuscd him Of unfsithfulness, and be- at times re-
tsllated by acts OF passionate violence On ono
occasion ne hurled at her a spittoon, which
passed through the panel OF me do m snev
morning, AUG 10 McG Iire arose early ana askeu
for his breakfast. Ilis vile refused 10 te, vi
part ,eturninr IN the evening about O'Clock
While he was absent MS wife bought and drank
.nme vhi-key On returning sbe told her nus
hand thai she "supposed that he mad been out
sninyIng himeef ali day. and now pc coulu 70
down into the basement and sec h his wan ahe
would not say " q third time uuhfrei en-.
sued. tho dishes on the table were or9keh, am
nnally lie plunged n long bladod c,rvin1 KIM. .niie
into his wlfe's abdomen. sho fell 70 the iJ3r'
srreaning, 81 am stabbed T. and died at belle
sus Hospital a little time after. Mcclure was
arrested, aud, by the last Grand jury IN iicted
for murder In the second degree Counsel
Tor the pneoner' IN 'fam,,nln,e Jn,ro';
the prisoner on account Of the charge. judge
Suthefland excused the Juror. eayiuH ma no ala
40. Haven't you learned from The Verdicts IN
siye,, Innocent ainusementf' A. Onkoy Hall
iumued to hit. 'eet WIN an ekcepllun' tetHrt,,nE,
Well your Honor, there are cases OF kiltnu
which are fully justified by our laws. Your
Honor remark 10 calculated to prejudice the
turN." 49,. - 81,
The prisoner seemed stolidly indifferent until
hia llttlo boy put upOn the witness stand.
when he urst out CRYING which 80 Affected tho
DO, that no could scarcely sneak. There was
an oppressive silence while the lad narrated his
,iory Of he visit TO the Park, and the good con-
duct of hls father during the entire sabbath no
~ the time OF the Fad occurrence. Al this point
che counsel on both aides ceased To presa the
inquiry, W the little fellow was evidently break
ing down, and the prisoner was suhhtng bitterly.
\ ycrdict of manslaughtcr Ia the second de-
gree was chained by the defence ~ the heaviest
penaty nCCoTdant with justice. Tho ptcsecu-
zion " III ruul IN this morning.
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tiulit,,a,.
q ms an0 6 oatts.

rJ,EA AND COFFEE DEALERS, both city and
Il country, WI ma !, greatly 70 lhelr adventsge to
game offered sannle tes, Csc. per lbs roasted Mara.
caibO coffee, 25c per hi good OOonR tea, nc; japan
BOG, &c. Agents and peddlers supplied. japan aud
Java Tss and aotee co 90 Water a., corner Futon.
AMBROSE ntNLLVki co., PrOprietor.
JoHN q, MHRVIN, Manager.
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SOst ano suano.

I>OI NJ Two black dogs. Inquire for three days
Il at5 NeW Chamhers It, or Will be sod.
O~r-A hsck, shaggy terrier with vel ow face
Il aun nrcA, rcd cola near hth ay. ana 2lHt ~. ny
T'turn'.g ~ 20 Wet lSth ~ the tIdcr V bo liberal
~ rows rded
L OHT Al the corner ~ 2pth IT, and % av,t The
j 4 nnc"r viii please return Il 10 Mrs. WHITE, $50
Eas I a3u IT. between lst ana % ave-.
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pE>N-NLyAN!A NAlIH0Ap.

AND UNITED sTAil~ NAil rulTF.
Trans leave NtW Nufk, va lifHNiu-srr Htd OFT AnM
sttttts tfrrt,s No follows.
fKpir-s fr llar, l,burs 80 -hurl nc Ne, aud south.
Win luunlau Palace aip A. o. d. h Njo a. NJ Il ana
$50 q. NJ SUNDAY. e. Hnl S.tf b. "
For WnaWsrurl iorh lla''' otff, aud Flle a. . "a
and $40 4 VI q. me, ing ~ torrf Tor litusyile,
P,irlIruiu touifr. aud th- of Regions.
For laur4ur,. N.-tNuftuu, snu the South, Limited
Warrington iHpr IS ct Pullman ParlOr cara dal ',
eNrrp' -u ida,. $50 A. Nj afTiNu Washington . a
" HgsgAr $40 A. NJ" $40, 0'o5. and o l.. N.
sun az. 500 uudpP
FNprcss tor PllaGelphla, 73N, $40, p.aO A NJ. l2gL
goo, 3, r. g. T. $40 p VI. ard ~ night. Arrnmm ).
dalon a. NJ. aur i;lU T. NJ SUNDAY, 4 A NJ e. IL
= s's,, aaI /, NJ Immigrant and second cla,-.
ior Centennial Denot at $50, $50 7.8o T. $40 $50
A. VI. 1880, 3, and 4 T.. NJ. On sunday \ l. VI l,c-
turning leave Centennial DEPOT Al Xxx siS l6So
a. NJ !, lao =, $3.50, f;i5 b,3n a. $50 aud 7.nh VI
On sunday, 7;20 A. NJ and =, NJ.
for trains 20 Newark khfaDeth, ltahway, Princeton
trenton, f'rth Annoy. Pennington Is .lyidere and
Other 01lhtH see lOca schedules al Tickci Ofices
Trains arrive From Ptirnu IN, $50 and 80 A VI.
snd lu2uf VI. daily; lnlu A. NJ, and $50 L. N. daily,
except Monuay. From Washington aud baltimore.
n.W Vac A, NJ, tlO, 1lo and lO2O l.. NJ. sunday.
oaD ttn a. NJ. FROM fniade phil. hO5, SEQ, Il 10,
gt0 lO.ln' LEO ll;6O 4. NJ, YlO. 800, 41O $40 no.
$500 i33, 1!io' s. ~, and lJ.21 T. " sunday. 5.O5,
n2O G:in p'iO, 1910 1850 A. NJ G.aO aud logo T. NJ.
Ticket on.e-, go aud Dit Br1adaay NJ. / Astor
no court e. BROOKLYN III, Ia and liz hudson a.,
No Battery pace.
PRANK THOMSON, r. VI BOYn IT,
1eneisl Manager G,nerl Ia scn.er A1r,S
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PERFECTION.
BOXERS BITTERS.
l.. FUNkE, Jr.. sole Agent. ~ John ST.. NY.
T. .. box l.Usp
STEAMBOATS, ano alilruaOs.

ACREtT REDUCTION or FARE bv PEOPLES
n LINZ TO ,Ai9NSY fr,, i5.s CsSs,sgs; only ~
tcnninl visitors enjoy view of thr brs and
magnificent scenery OF tn ~ -hl nns The Hudson nv
travel tng on these hu t. wuch leave daily Sundays
exc ptedl atdP NJ, from risr Al, i. near 4 nney.
wanna Raj no Il Perm NtS YORK Re- nj ? Hudson litct
Railroad rget. iakcufo passage ld rtltcr0nm hcrths
sluerulms warmed rY ~trln. Meals on me turopcau
plan. CtitcAuiit sion tickets good un oher lines
to A lbauy " ill be tafru I. e q sage ana berth.
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Miss Martin. principal Of the Primary Depart
mentiu School No ", In West Foft,feventh street,
pipe IA attempt to quiet panic among the -cholars
isely. wa commended Tor bravery by the Board Of
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atNtlllltjli.

aNl1elllf)G u.
A I. =. staiamer.ns Instiate Dr. WHITE. Az
N. #" Ab1ndsai references. Nopay uEi.i cured.
(IDEH rtfR SALE. Newtovn pipnin russet,
ri 'rFiI hciios@ Farm Fsopu' S,w York.
nIVORtT - legally and quitty obtained for n.
iti,r detrc. y af, .1peple Tes x GoG4Rltm
Aus s'iav IA b,arnoratt, lineage L.
Dn4hGL- G%@@y io5 qse9ggaae4i,y any
40 Il Attof ior-,
E0R SALE ons ~, it,gan,n rarm,rs' boiler
i cheap Hr WATSON, $50 Henderson ~, near Rail
Toa hyr Jersey t.}.
org sA n ~ N yea s sIScE SI hotel or
w ii u "a r 6Mtsnl"s5 q 5 sqef ~ Cav Nss
sppl,s an0 CIDER GU i.inh any Quln' T. aud suys.le
required NJ a In"u.'ht notice
MILE 4 COS - NIfNNIAL ,IlR-T rnlzE
VI PAIL AL 1tc ger don rms o9u.., Mi'l patent
FtOppers. hOtll'l nv HI~. 4. III kIEL 49, Elm H.,
for - nly Use aud st,pplng.
DOST OFFICR MOTTO Inc fore!gn malls
cost at this once on NoGuc 'iays o u ", for Eu-
ihurisy. 9, iI.sG 4. II. ior tnropc, ~ stss.nsmp
Frsia. ~ llyn ootn thsruontg and Hamburg on
1ctugnl' va ureen-t9Nni correspondence Tor 500.
ad 9s4y az. pc 'I a6a 0 N
tor ~ nee direct psr e,eamellp StGcrmain VA hNrsi
Hnchors W. asso% snG ssiiid A. NJ Tor Europe
ssm,ng W s9S'9nm , HS a. B Bn,
male fos neimark sweden and Norway,
1t bo% mar ny ,e, "fs LHdie, s bsFuudA and
me mais for 'nha &c" vii leave san rsneIsce
The mans Tor Australia ae, vi leave san Fran
cisco nov = l. L. JAMES. Postmaster
re PiaaIsTERs.-sfaqhosISeg aug wheels t9r sale
TVS roll. rarte, wishing IN. Toll rolled viii
~. -
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Suslntss 6bantsa


4 ONE-UALF interest In the greatest toy ever In.
guarantee fhDU profits during holidays. Address
TOY. box 1885, sun ONCE.
A SMALL, milk route for sale cheap. Cali at 500
~ Wet SONS.
BUSINESS for capital. for n doctor or literary
and now paying $40 broadway, LIST door. up stairs
stands IN Wilhansnurth. Inquire Of A IL. HOB
LEY. 2tp Grand st., Rru oklyn, Y. u.
CONFECTIONERY and peanut store for ssleJ
Washington ST.
Y years VI. slTTiG, 100 william st.
lIOW SALE-A nrst.class lyety stable In the beat
i location 10 brooklyn and doing good paying husi.
ness. will be sold cheap aud on ensy terms For par
tlcuars inquire on the premises OF MIS- MEMOIRS,
MS. 1872 and 1874 Carton nv., or Of JOSEPH LEE, Al
Court st.. room 81
NOR sALE-Oyster and dining saloon leading
aVenu. receipts $500 month open dhv ana night.
Address WILLIAM .Sun uptown. ONCE, less Broad
way.
UNOR SALE A good chance I one half.interest OF
the whole f1r si5o. I.e2y Broadway.
I,OR sALt-A nrst.clsss bakery, everything sid
II over the counter Apply ~ W. nth aV
MILK ROUTE. horse. wagon and harness for sale
AVh cheap. 35i Madison Al.
xNA>TED-To buy milk route OF not less than
w lUl quarts BROOKLYN preferred viii pay cash for
good route. Address j. c. liz south 9th ST. Brooklyn,
80 a BAKERY for sale. baking barrels
- 4. over the counter at hlt East lith -.
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NEW YORK AND PnII,ADELrnIA.
~ NEW LINZ.


T
Will nni the Bound BrOot route preferable On account
ot plenty OF ROOM freedom from dust and soft coal
smoke. I.mt Drtwe n New YORK snd Philadelphia ~
hours Trains leave station Of central railroad OF Ned
Jersey foot of liberty st al $50 diA 40 pl5 A W.,
i'3i Z" b"0 ~ hot % lArSson 81. At $780, lJh H's
Tirkets Tor tac $40 NJ sts \. v trains good to
turn the same di 81 good 70 rcturu within IS days.
~ good On any Tram or ~ days a.
II. T. RAJ y. General Agg
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COn >oRwALK DIRECT.

{ meeting with plubury. Norwals and New Haven
Railroads by steamer AMhRlnU', daily SUNDAYS
excepted from Jewels dOck. HroOklyn, 2:3O T.. NJ,
Ier ~, East rlyer 2i5 T.. NJ. and foot " 33d st. Fast
river, at L. NJ Far, 80 cents. Excursion tickets ~
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tor Sale a,o TO Get.

V,LOORs-e2O and e2i East e7th g., ak rooms in
L good order. Apply at 11D hast 30th st.. prem.
iscs, from 10 to 10.
hffttE- 70 LIE in second story sun Dul1lng
~ front aud rear, well light "a all heated Ap
pD at sun Publication ONCE Nassau ana Fran fort
rI,O IET-Firstciass apartment In the new build.
Z ngs Ia3, Ia5, l37. and 1870 washin rOn st., near
Cedar hcl have III the modern Improvements; water
supplied to cacn family without trouble Of nand pumps
rents ~ 10 $50 Apply TO IT, DhNSON, on the premises.
UNIIt STOKE, 10B Nassau St. sun building 10 lot.
u liable Tor ban King, Insurance, or general b1sl
ness; steam heated. Apply Mt the sun ia jlicitio1
once. 40 Nassau
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STAR LINE.
financial.

SD 500 ~ prSpc qoT team U Of yssrs moon Sn
JAMES PRICE. 200 Hudson ct.
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MathlnsIp.

A LARGE cider press and mill for hand and steam
N power for sale, or exchange for cider.
GRO. WOLF, 40 Greenwich st.
COR SALE 1,yo Adams Cottage printing presses )
IL sizes, 0I12 and 1870
AIM. v. n. DE fOREEsr. ~ Broadway, room II.
WANTED-A Washington hand prrs., 2lxS. or
w Argqr. Aldress, vim fun sr'iouls =, PRlAI TER
byk 100. SUI oulcs-
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Sauln9s $anRs.

SINpENNS SAVINGS BANK. Br, aiway aud
= AHor place. Rsabllshrd IN IRII Elnl omen iliIy
hOm ~ A. NJ to0 l.. NJ Tive csuts " t5.OVO received.
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dJlapl,n...Na1s.

t'tN - wnht,a 90 toi me siee unRrhv4rg 81 the
~ ".'. " ill,nRt grurIf ~ cue 20 iure 2AHH0
ga 49, ''' ''' '"'''''
A tur,oYuENT a. Do ac,l,o man u good
as 40, L.as tpt1 al Ntn YHs N.rA iarr,fn.
Nsr-'nt. fourth Zoo. "a 100 o',Iprr
A ~ oNt hhynP - 80 nttarug y .rsi
soap. cana factory, 20 RAJ 9rHls'
A -WANTEE uost Lanas ou No. 4ua msduu
IA NOIk Apply ~ and 80 Nnite .et.. ~ ttsirr.
A GENTh. tlO dauy. tcnfihng rev "a Al
n once. Ehfihf NOVELTY co. 500 BroRdVsy
A':EATs ioI COpic. sonstllne n,r, 20 otnts, witn
~ fFsme Tor the old s,yle t27 tfand 81
eIpsrirncod ht fo-g,r wanted. LRANEA CO.,
a ~ - 10 Mechanic e, newark, ~.
A GENTS uaseti, uaiN selling AMfRY's fsl! show
N oafds Tor every buhihets lltE b0Wery.
A B0S wanted who eau cot meat Ia butcher store.
N l,i2b I'd ay
ROS wanted mus resido 10 South BROOKLYN, and
ID come wei RECOMMENDED Address, stating age
sud wages srpectol, G. A. T., OOS 100, sun oiiee.
I(AHER WANTED 20 work third hand Oh
- bread ages Witlon' hoYrd 80 Address
n * ~. " town ONO, i,SSs Broadway,
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n Z. Vln ARD all hNNlfL bitN u ave tcstrI
It icr ~ $40 and - 81 Al Si \, ", Ian ing I W. &
Point NcNturRL fougkcepsle, lMnneneck tatsElll,
AMI Hudson Connection. al Albany Nltln train At
/. VI for West, over Sew hork Contra, arriving at
Bufaip 10. sui. osi .itsc 3d. and Niagara Els
~ X 20 the following morn ne. tuNrhulu- trains on
lsse shore and tan'is southern rptd. To We. Point
AMI Newburgh ana return, sgm' day. ~. IouyhkHep-
sle $50 After oct. - mudinss Will DO niade onJ IL
~ mn IA mi Nm II Ln. Ii
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coukT OF cosiMoN PLEAS.

The case Of II. L. German agains
Marx Ellsworth &sothers has occupied
tho oalteatiom of the Court q ming the
past week, and was given, under the
charge of the Court, to the jury Tues.
day afternoons. OnSW cdnesday morn.
ing >tiie jury brought in a verdict in
favor of the, defendants. ~
The Grand Jury finished the bust
ness before them on Thursday and
were discharged. They returned
twenty-four bills of Indictment, sew
enteen Of which were for violating the
liquor laws, two for assault and bat
terry, one for spetit larceny, one for
permitting minors to play billiards,
three for grand larceny,, one for bur-
glary and IlhreepS, and oneInot enter-
ed - - . y -
The Grand jury report that they had
visited the Jail and find printed rules
prescribed by the presiding Judge
posted within the jail and property
enforced. That it appeared that the
Jail is kept in good sanitary condi-
ton, the walls neatly Ewhitew ashed.
cells, beds and bedding kept clean and
wholesome, prisoners appeared clean
ly and well provided for. -
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AN ORIENTAL TRAVELLERS descrjhau
this busy scene, witnessed on historic
shores: sour steamer landed on a
beach which was the port of Antioch,
where the disciples We're first called
Christians. There was no town at the
waters edge, no people, no wharf. The
passengers and the merchandise were
put ashore in lighters, which ran up
into the sand. A troop of camels, with
their drivers, lay on the beach. ready
to transport the goods into the interior.
Among the articles landed We're boxes
marked j. c. AVER & Co., LOWELL,
MASS, u. S. A. showing that they
contained medicines and whence they
came. These with other goods were
hoisted on the backs of camels, for
transportation to Antioch. Thus the
skill of the West sends back it's reme-
dies to heal the maladies of populations
that ihhabit these Eastern shores,
whence our spiritual mama came u
WINDSOR (VT.) CHRONICLE. ..i....s
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Music Folios. Writing Desks. Brack-
cts, Chromos, Baskets, Satchels. Glass
Ware at the 80 cent store.


The Washington correspondence of
the Chicago Times, under date of May
1st, includes the following paragraph
Gen. Custer has been in the city for
several weeks earnestly working with
the Investigating committee working
with the investigating committee for
the purpose of unearthing frauds in
its branches upon the frontier. In so
doing he has incurred the wrath of the
President and will have, therefore, to
suffer punishment.He has been sus-
pended from his command and ordeI-
ed back to his regiment. This was
brought about by an order of thePresi-
dent, sending Custer back to duty.
To night he LETT for Dakota, via Chica-
go. 1t was General Grants intention
that he should be superseded by some
one who would be obnoxious to him.
Secretary Taft and Gen. Sherman
were not much in favor Of the Presi-
dents move, and selected Gen. Terry
as Commanding General, being a par
ticularly good friend OF Clusters.
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= t.-
DEATH OF Mrs. HALL.-Mrs. Jennie
"A. Hall, wife of Halsey II. w. Hall,
the Junior Etlitorof the. Republican
Democrat died at the family residence,
corner OF Prospect and Oak streets ,on
Tuesday morning, May 9th after a
distressing illness of ten days, aged 3S
years. Mrs. Hall was most estima-
BILE woman, faithfully discharging all
the duties Of life. She leaves a hus-
band and four children, one, an invalid
and one an infant of only six months,
with a large circle of friends to mourn
their irreparable loss. The stricken
family have the heartfelt sympathies
of the entire community in this hour
of their sad bereavement.
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Death of Mrs. Henrietta L.. Barker,
: Ms. Barker was@born in ( Cayuga
county, New York, March 2lst, 1907
died at Braceville, Trumbull county,
Ohio, May 9th, 1876, aged sixty-nine
years, one month and ffteen days.
Mrs. Barker was q daughter Of the late
Judge Ira Selby, who settled in Ra-
VIENNA in 1928. She was the second
child and only survivor of Judge Sell
by's eight children. March 90, 1927,
she married James F.Barker, by whom
she wasi tie mother of eight children,
Mrs. john S. Brigham, Edwin }. Bar
ker and Mrs. S. f. jennings, residents
of fRayenna, are all her children now
Lying. In July. 1927, James +. Bar
ker settled in Ravenna (and excepting
some nine years in wisconsin, it has
been his home ever since. On We'd
nesdaymorning, May Sd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barker left home to visit relatives in
Braceville. On Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Barker was taken with acute con-
gestion of the lungs, which resulted in
her death at 2 O'Clock p. m. on Friday,
the 9th inst. She suffered much DUR
ing her brief illness, but retained her
senses to the last moment, expressing
not only willingness bat a desire to
go where she should soon enioy a
happy reunion With the loved ones
who had ".gone before" 1t is very
seldom that we have to record the
death of one so generally beloved in
the community where she lived. Gen
ial by nature, ardent in her attach
ments, ever showing herself true
friend she won the hearts of all who
knew her. Often will stricken hearts
in her own home listen for the sound
Of her football as evening returns
Spring will come around with flowers
and vocal with the songs of birds,
summer with her noontide splendor
and her evening calm, autumn richly
laden with her fruits and harvest
home, but not TO the serrowing shall
return the loved one. Yet the memo
ry of her many virtues, enshrined in
their hearts, shall bring solace i'm the
hour of anxious waiting-waiting for
footsteps never to return.
But though earth's fairest blossoms die,
And all beneath the skies is vain
There is a brighter world on high,
Beyond the reach OF care and pain
COM,
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PERSONS desiring TO attend the Cen
tennial Exposition at Philadelphia
will be able to obtain round trip tick
els at the Office of the A. ~ G. w. Ry.
in this village to New York and re-
turn via Phiadelphia and Pittsburgh.
or to go to Philadelphia and return
via New York, at S2O.65 or to Phila.
delphia only and return via Pitts
burgh, at $l9.G5, good for sixty
I'days from the time Of purchase.
Tickets can also be obtained at the
ltavenna office of the company for
$3.50 per day for supper, lodging and
breakfast. The company sell passage
tickets to the Centennial oyer twenty
seven different routes.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-05-11

Mothers can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by
the use of Castoria, perfect substi-
tute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and is az pleasant to take as
honey. For Wind-Colic, Sour Stom-
ach, Worms OF orConstipation, for, young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, tits
cheap. rs. i4..,- re- r-'ft-
Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
absolutely cured by the Centaur
Liniments. What the White Lini-
pent is for, the human family, the
Yellow Liniment is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-05-11

CHANGE OF LANDLORDS. - Messrs
Thompson &, Bevington. have retired
from the proprietorship of the Poe
House in this place, and Mr.. G. F..
Collins, the original proprietor, has
taken possession of the House. Mr..
Collins has had a large experience in
the hotel business, and the Poe House
under his management will maintain
its reputation as one of the best hotels
i'll the country 'fti 81 -'-''r'f