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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07
Dissertations.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Drs, RarbGc II Ncalc, was dissolved
July 10Th, 1876, by mutual consent Those
TO the late firm, will please come
forward Immediately and pay up, and those
holding claims against the same, will pre-
sent them for payment
A. r. BARBEE,
w. 7. NEALE.
aug, 3-iw.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Winfield S, Mckay, VS.. John Cartwright
and Mary Cartwright, In Chancery.
IN pursuance of the terms and provis-
| ions OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Mason County, West Virginia, rendered
on the Goth day of April 1876, in the above
named cause, We the undersigned, Special
Commissioners, shall on the
I'd day OTSeptember, 1876,
at the front door OF the Court House OF
Mason County, aforesaid, proceed to sell
by way Of public auction all OF that tract or
parcel OF land situated in Wuggencr Dis
trict, in the County OF Mason, aforesaid,
containing about ten acres, being part OF
the Anderson tract, conveyed TO said John
Cartwright by Martha Burwell, and lying
between the road leading from Mason City
to Clifton and the Ohio River, and which
is fully described in the mortgage deed
filed in the above named cause as exhibit
B).
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash as to onc-third of the purchase
money, and us to the residue upon credit
Of 6 and II months. Bond with good Sc
curity will be required Tor the deferred in
stallmcnts bearing interest from date.
ROBERT S. BROWN,
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
aug, lO-iw. Special Commissioners.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason COUNTY, SIS.
4 T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the
month OF August, 1876,
Ann Riddle, formerly Ann Carton, Comp'lt
vs..
Eveine Carton widow OF ZNchnriah
Carton, deceased, Elizabeth Carton, VIII.
liam II. Carton, Andrew Eckard and INLAND
Eckard his wife, formerly Carton, Fred
crick G. Carton, james Duff, and Sarah G,
Duff his wife, formerly Sarah G, Carton,
children and heirs at law OF Iachariah
Carton, deceased, Defendants.
In ChnnCcry.
The object OF this suit is to obtain parti-
ton or sale Of the land IachariNh Carton
died seized OF in Mason county, West Nir-
ginia, and for distribution OF the proceeds
among his heirs; and it appearing from af-
ildavit filed in the cause that the dcicnd-
ants, W. H. Carton and Elizabeth Carton
are non.rcsidents oi the State Of West Vir-
gnia, IL Is ordered that they doOppcnr here
on Monday the ith day OF September, 1876,
that being rule day, and do what Is ncccs.
sary to protect their interest in this suit.
Tcstc.-CIlAS. h. WAGGENER,
Tomlnson Il Polslcy, Soils Clerk.
aug l0.wl.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lln. EnIrum-You will announce to the
voters of Mason county, that am II candi-
date Tor election to the Office Of Assessor Of
District No. >, subject only to the will of
the people. y. j. WATrERSON.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:


n the County Court OF Mason County,
ON the first Monday in September, 1876.
John $. Hanley and A. A. Hanley,
vs..
]. B. Kerr, Administrator OF the estate OF
John Taylor, decd, Matilda Taylor, George
Taylor, Wesley b. Taylor, William Taylor,
Manila Taylor, Ann NJ. Holly and Corne-
Illus Holly her husband, Elizabeth Holly
and W. b. Holly, her husband, Mary Ar
thur and Thomas Arthur, her husband, j.
II. Johnson, Margaret Taylor, and the I'M
known creditors OF said John Taylor, dcd.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF the above suit is to subject
the real estate of said decedent, situate in
Mason County, West Virginia, to the pay
ment OF his debts; and it appearing by
affidavit filed with the papers OF this cause,
that George Taylor and W. Il, Taylor above
named Defendants are non residents OF the
State OF West Virginia, it is ordered that
they do appear here at Rules to be held in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
said County on the first Monday in the
month OF October 1876, and do what is nee
essary to protect their interest in this suit.
L. KlMDERLlNG, Clerk.
W. Il. GUM, Sol. Sept. 4-w.
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We direct the attention of our la
dy readers to the advertisement of
Mrs. W, J. Kallam, in this issue
There you will find n large stock of
millinery goods. Mrs. Kellam has
recently located amongst us, and is
the wife of Mr.. W. J. Kallam, of tho
lrm Of Kallam q Co., Machinists.-
Wcask our friends to call and exam
Inc her goods.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS AND TOWN LOT!

TIIE undersigned, Special Commissioner,
i who was appointed for the purpose by
decree rendered at the April term, 1876,
by Mason Circuit Court, in the case of W..
II. Tomlinson, Administrator Of Robert
Sehrcll, deceased VS.. Peggy Scbrell and
others, in Chancery, will, on
Saturday, September 3Oth, 1915.
proceed to sell by way OF public auction to
the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House of Mason county, West Nir-
ginia, undivided interests OF OF o. II. p.
land containing 80 acres, situated in MAJ
son county on the North side q the Kama
whu River, between the Five Mile Creek
and Rock Castle Creek Each of said in
terests is estimated at 10 $3.50 acres, so
that there will be 90 $3.50 acres to be sold,
subject however TO the life estate OF Mrs
Peggy Scbrcll, mother OF said o. II. p. and
Robert.
This is n Kanawha River farm, hearty
one-lialf OF it bottom land, under n high
state Of cultivation, and is well worth the
attention OF any desiring such land
Also at the same place and time said
Commissioner will proceed to sell in the
same manner the undividcdinteresto OF said
Robert Sebrell in lot No. 10, in the town OF
Point Pleasant, which interest is estimated
ut 50 square poles.
TERMS:
0nc-iourth cash in hand on day OF sale,
and credit one, two and three years given
Tor the balance, in equal payments; bond
with good security, required OF purchaser
for the deferred payments, and the title re-
tanned us further security.
D. W. POLSLEY,
aug. 3l-4w. Special Commissioner.
DpNNuCcTD>rrD, CID
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DEAD,-Wc regret to chronicle the
demise of Miss Mary j. Smith, sister
of Capt. james w, Smith, which sad
event occurred on Monday night, at
the residence of her mother, on the
opposite side of the Kanawha. Miss
Smith was a great sufferer, and died
in the faith in which she had lived
"A true Christian.
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IT, } Fisher Jr. formerly a citizen
VI 'NlS phcc, and now Of Minnesota,
passed upon the Virgo Ice Monday
,''' On route for Raycnswood to visit
"'' wife, He was looking well.
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The public schools of this place
VIII commence next Monday. The
''l'd AT its meeting last Monday
evening, fixed the teachers salaries
Us follows, per month: No ccrtiG-
cate S35; No. ., $50 no. 8, s25; No.
!, $50; No. >, SIS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !

TN pursuance OF dcCrctal order OF the
| Circuit Court of Mason County render
ed on the 18th day Of April. 1876, in Il cause
therein pending on the Chanccry side OF
said Court, wherein William Haugers Adj
ministratOr, was plaintiff and Cornelius
German and others, were defendants, the
undersigned, Special Commissioners, who
were thereby appointed for that purpose,
will on
Wednesday, the itI day of OctO-
bier. 1876,
proceed to sell by way OF public auction 10
the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Mason county, the follow
ing tracts or parcels Of land, ordered to be
sold by said decree, to.wit: One tract OF
49, acres; one tract OF 1870 acres; one tract
OF l5l acres, and one tract Of acres, all Of
which land lies in the county OF Mason on
the waters OF the kanawha Ten Mile and
Thirteen Mile Creek, and near the Kama
wha river. Said land has been recently
surveyed and laid Off in lots or tracts Of
various dimensions, n plot of which will be
in the hands OF the Commissioners on the
day Of sale for the inspection OF all per-
sons desiring to purchase. The land will
be first offered In lots, separately as laid
off by the Surveyor, and then in tracts as
described 10y the decree OF sale and will
be sold in whichever way it will realize the
highest price.
TERMS.
Twenty per cent, OF the purchase money
cash in hand and the balance in four equal
instruments at six, twelve, eighteen and
twcnty.lour months, respectively, rcqui-
ring bonds with sufficient security from
the purchaser bearing interest from the
day Of sale, Tor the deferred instalments,
and retaining the title till the purchase
money is fully paid.
ID. W, POLSLEY,
JAS. II, COUCH, Jn,
aug, 3l-lw, Special Commissioners,
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.
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Gallia Academy,
ID. w. cox, A. NJ, Principal.

THE FALL TERN OF this School will
begin on
Monday. September itII,
under the charge OF Rev D, w. CON-
Every facility will be given fora thorough
course Of study. ....,
SIMEON NASH prc3'L
r. ALEsUlE, Scc'y
mug 3l-2w
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\ NICE CONTINENTAL u recent
picnic held in Clifton, silver Mug
was voted to Miss Emily Powell, of
Clifton, as being the handsomest
young lady on the ground.
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New GooDs.-Sctszcr, Schon &
McCulloch are now receiving their
Fall and Winter Goods. If you de-
sire stylish goods, good goods and
cheap goods, run right down to this
store, and you will find them.
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Academia child of Frank Gil
more, colored, who lives near Gibbs
brickyard, was severely hurt on Sat
urday evening by wagon body
falling upon it.
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AcctDENr.-Wc learn from the
Journal that on the 30th ult., while
out driving, DR.. J. r. Meeks and Mr..
james W. Kelly, of Hartford City,
met with quite serious accident by
being thrown from buggy. DR.,
Meeks had his thigh broken, and
Mr.. Kelly was considerably bruised.
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notice. need money; | hope
those who owe me, will do all they
can to pay by 18th inst, or as soon as
possible. Good accounts will not pay
my debts and buy goods.
2.w. WIN. SMITH.
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Baptist Gilmore, one of the men
who rushed to Washington to get
Post Master at this place,
has returned, wearing Il very long
face and looking all forlorn. He did
not get the appointment. Fifty
dollars spent and no Office.
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The picked Nine ofPoint Pleasant
will play tho Mason Reds on the
Fair Grounds.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18

/ Houston Telegraph a ,fianolicaI
| murder was attempted SATURDAY, right
10 the fourth ward. A German panied
Theodore kheiDilei-h was shot bs
some unknown person aaout Ia
o'clGck. tie ssoGrded at one place
and -iept alone at another. and
WA shot F'iii. E.aiag f.sn his hoard.
! ing 5ia.e to i.is le1gss ptsee. The
bal. stfuei aim ID faA right cheek aud
passed ont AT The back OF his neck. He
lay where he fell uniil Sanday nsorn-
ing, when he was is.uati ard carried to
nis roam. He Was speechEess uetii
yesterday afternoon, when he got go
he could talk "A little. He does not
know who shot him, but has bis euspi-
cions. He will probably recover.
though badly wounded.
Hampstead Messenger: Las, Friday
afternoon Mr.. WIN. Wheeler and Mr..
Daniel Short got into an alteration,
during which the former struck the
latter on the side OF the head with a
stick, from the effects Of which Short
died Saturday morning. We have
heard several versions of the difficulty,
but they sill agree in saying thai Mr.,
Short was armed With and had drawn
a tut BbI KNOWING
the correct version of the affair we
give none. II is sufficient To say that
VIII Wheeler is known to be quiet,
unetieud ng and genial Young man,
aud is very much liked by all who
know him, and that no one regrets
the unfortunate result more than he
does.
San Antonio Herald: Captain
McNeliy has sent out several scouts in
different directions to serve criminal
process, make arrests, and perform
other and similar duty. In an inter-
view ws had with Captain McNelly
himself this morning, that officer com
planned OF the utter undergraduates OF
the force az his disposal TO the task be-
fore him. His whole available furce il
fifty men, picked men, ii Is true, bu
they cannot be in two places at one
and the same time. Representative
citizens anu sherifts are daily applying
TO him for assistance to aid them in
preventing the Preparation af out
rases, or 10 arrest guilty parties defying
the local authorities. The Ga plain tells
~ that lac could keep t~o hundred
men out scouting all the time, till the
country was clear OF the vermiD. W hich
would not take more than a couple OF
months.
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And ihlure the SYSTEM generally, take blue
pills and cIiOmei. To regulate il and en-
dow the entire system with nealthfui vis9r
use Hostetteris stomach Bitters. Billions III.
vaids, which # these two recipes VIII you
adopt We dolbt OF. the alter. By 80 do
ing. you VIII avoid the disastrous conss-
qusnces which tho persistent or frequent usa
of mercury entails. and e;fsctuate the de.
sired reform in tue action Of the hillary
gland without danger. as well as speedily
ami thoroughly. The Ritters invariably
rrinedy yeilowtess II the coIBpIrxio-, and
Rhhes Of the eyes, pains Ia the RICH; side
and unde- the right shoEidsr blade. farred
tongue, high eoiared urine, nausea, vertigo
dyspepsia. constipation, hesyiness OF tne
head, mental dependency, and every other
manifestation or accom- pSuiiuent of g dis
ordered condition ftbe liver. The stomach,
bowels and Kidneys also experience their
regulating aud tonic influence.
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs kats.
Natures Own Remedy.

lis vaIuahI- rr~r.-s 80 90 "a - -
90. :. tosss1 "a l'--.a..- z a. = - 4 -
Nervous H.siacns- Nsur..- LarF.al L 49,
Nervous l-uil1F a1a tne -. - a
eases srislnE iff'l . al-or-tsrsd --11.-11 -
Il vii reilsve ne -u--t cs--- 81 49, -
and Nck l-ad-cLcs IN frr1a 80 u 60 -
hvurs. VIA cun- frs mot ats1ln - - %
chronic coustigEtlon IL ~ ID - q 49,
days.
q u the be<i ard sl--sf Eu-snssre -r--
us. ali cisra ia.tanr-.. - -. - II. =
4 "A. enttreiy ne fruru 40 $50 Sc %
oE even unpleAsAntu-s-- rs----~..s aaa.
snre parEziise.i thz. psrt--s "a So -.
bald. up the SYSTEM IN SEQ . ula1l-r 49,
th- same sff.ct - prs-ilr--i - e r-a-u--
psrmaneut cure v---ci-sf.
10 l. convent At cay r.glsr-ns 4
water and can b. t~ksn - a. l1-s,. - n.
setion Eia nut ilterfsr- n ss-n-r -
OF pressure.
, ny analysts this prep.ration 80 - 49,
- cguiain al the Uedtclnsl rrec-rle- 4
. the " bite -uiphur ~prinz 49,. - 49,
: from "a. -pTiEzs nuf n I. cIsu-uutF.1s.- 1l.r-a
esrn ptut h-in< ssiuAl to t-n $50
The medieinsl W.T. = - = =
Z Water are sel und.-~.ls-d - - - -
I formed uaealcai men u a. 49, -
aud seias prsr-fei ~ raisrs eaa.-r -lr-e,lS
I into the cen I-asitton - n. $500. 49, "A.
blood can - healthy tas- 49, 49, 80 =.
tn.sEn In tlsir ITrus-r prsfz--tl111l-
L Arln% the sur ~ 80 - = -
thl- preparafiuu- ~ go - u = 49,
enters inta The .liur-s. e1 I-lllEE a. $780,
lated pOi~oUs srislux rurn .1sl<-~-lun al
I rnAlsria, purifying 10. hl..l-l. 81 srrsa.sr-
pulnx The nerves - ~ n rasa.rl1- - r11a
eleK-on and I'M r1srflls ErEHr-l Es.-l1 :
tone n the eutir. - stem
! 10 pat ms Ia the r-.ra 80 A. - a. 80.
ting u ~ iu two siEs -. - 49, -
Z ing tween y 1--we r~nts a. = aclasz. 49, .
druggists generally.
GEn. :. UoLENAN Ausr
DALLAS. rExA-. Iziy u. -
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PERSONAL.

Old Blue-Jeans' believes he won this
fight,
Daniel Deronla' is to be drama
TIED for Frank Mayo
The Count of Paris has sent fifty dol
lars for a life membership in the South
ern Historical Society
Nilsson has just uttered her sweetest
note. She has settled handsome an
nuity on her aged parents.
4 bronze statue of Daniel Webster,
presented by Mr.. Gordon W. Durham,
is to be placed in Central Park, New
York. November %
Miss Geneyieve Ward is IN Paris, pre-
pairing herself for the French stage, I'M
der the direction of Professor Regnier,
of the Conservatoire.
Victor Hugo is reported by CORE
spondent of the Boston Gazette to be
one of the stingiest of mortais, although
worth more than half million dollars.
The palatiai residence of the late W.
c. Ralston, on Pine street, in San Fran
cisco, is soon to be opened as hotel,
under the name of Nv ellington Hall.
Miss Kat. Gaal, young lady pianist
Of Baltimore, for some years past pn-
pill OF List, is travelling with the con
cert company of Albani and Thalberg
in England
Otfenbach is nailed TO his easy chair
by one of his usual attacks Of govt He
is all the same busy at work on the
three operas which he is furnishing 10
the Bouffe, the Varieties and the Re
naissance.
Died. at Niebolasville, Ky, the other
day. "a man who served under Lord
Wellington, was At the battle of Water
loo, and at the battle of New Orleans
under Packenham. His name was
William Follis.
Herr Wagner has visited Venice on
his way to Bologna, where his opera,
"Rienzi," win be produced in Italy for
the first time; he will afterwsrd 90 to
Naples and Rome, and viii pass the
winter at Sorrento.
Balzac, in bis prime, produced three
hundred and seyenty-eight columns OF
ieuiileton Tor the French newspapers iii
one month. These columns represent
ed five different novels, and he was cor
reeting the proofs OF two others.
Bayard Taylor and the public have
ranged themselves on the side of the
mother-in-law. When Mr.. Taylor, the
| other night, rebuked the newspaper
paragraphists for their filings at that es-
timable relative, his audience applaud
! ad
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oIrUABRy.

SANGER me angel Of death has respeei
his hafvest IL, taking from our midst the
leYaiy aud iaoiizei ei.lld of Mr.. ana Mrs
Philip Sanger. Darling cianie hed sndsars4i
herself u all who crossed her bath By her
sweet engaging manners and Availability Of
tefapsr sunbeam of tse household, slsa
VIII BE- sareIy na'ssed by all who knew her
IL was only t. sfiow TO love her. Though
hsf remains viii minsie with It's mother
earth set he- gentle spirit. added 10 the
myila-iS of stars, VIII ever shine bright. ior
OF saeh Is the Kingdom of heaven. He-
angel spirit viii ever be present with her
heaFt-erokep and bereavad parents. Darling
one dead but only gone befure. 10 tbs dis
consulate parents We otter oar heartfelt gym.
p'lhy and condolences. IN thIs tltoiT hear of
bereavement. RI
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On -JHHas moru.Isr Captain +. O..
Bower aad Ms Han7 scratched aud hts
little sou slightly Dl,teu 0y dog,
which had previously manifested
symptoms supposed to toe those Of
hydfophobia. Inc dog subsequently
hit several animals. THE HERALD
regrets 10 hear Uf anything ihs' posi-
bly, might he the cause Of ANY uueasi-
uess, and, az every precaution has
been taken, hopes nothing OF serious
character will result.
Captain T.. u. Bower, mas npplied
the mad stone, IN the possession .
Mr.. Mckinney, near Van Al-tyne, to
himself aud snn, b.rten by d dog. sup
posed 10 be mad, with interesting re-
suits and phenomenal An account Of
which will Pposr hereafter.
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WANTED BLOOD.
q Postossce clerk uisa 10 KIN Mr..
Alpha work-A Marrow Escape.

q PostoBsce clerk uisa.to XIII Mr..
Alpha work-A Marrow Escape.
Mr.. Alpha Work, son Of one of our
old aud most respected eitizeus, and
= very peaceable, industrious and
worthy young gentleman, went to TIN
posioiiiee yesterday morning and te1o
cred his postofliee box key to b r
feieemed, To Mr.. johnson, The c.efs
who presides over the mouey iii
window. Mr.. Johnson refused, ~
iegiug that the key was not the right
key. Mr.. Word Informed him the
Key had been furnished him by MIR
Johnson, himself, which that gentle
nan denied, and ibsinusted that the
key was a forged one. Mr. Work said
Johnson lied IL he i1timated such a
thing. Johnson then struck Mr..
Work twice In the breast with an iron
stamp, who retsliated by attempting
% strike him with stone he picket
up. Johnson then drew pistol and
dred ut Mr.. Work, the ball grazing his
aand Johnson was arrested aud gave
,sll Ia five hundred dollars for his ar-
peareDce this morning at lo o'clock.
As the affair is 10 undergo thor
ough investigation before the proper
legal authorities, TIE HERALD doe.
not desire To say anything that might
Il
prejudice the case. II is very evident,
however, that quiet law abiding eiii.
zen has first been grossly insulted and
;hen an attempt made TO murder him
and We hope such an exsmple will ID
made Of the offender as will teach al
officials that they are the servants o.
the people--pot their masters.
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a BIG HAUL.

A Suspicious lss Of rra~ps. Ragged
On Thursday night, Dickey the
night watehman at the old Central de.
pot, discovered number Of suspicious
looking men camped in a thicket out
near Major Eakin's place, and went TO
their camp. They made him leave.
Marshal Morton having been inform
ed Of their queer and suspicious sc-
tons, AMI OF the camp presenting
more the appearance OF a rendezvous
than camp. determined last night TO
unesrth them, and Accordingly, abou,
eleven o'clock he went for them, ana
bagged twelve very bard looking .casss.
They had mo utensils, blankets or
baggage. One claimed to he boarding
Mt the Granger house, aud working ON
the wAter-works. This was found to
be false. Another had lot OF jewelry.
The entire party were brought TO the
city and logged in the calaboose on sus-
picion Of being = regular gang Of
thieves, who had selected the thicket
more - . messing place than camp.
xsas ethsm give . satiaaAntesy -.
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&" waiting tor enc verdict"

Next To waiting for your old aunt in
the country who hiss made her will in
your favor 10 die, or watching for the
corporal of the guard to rel eve you
from daty, or waiting FOR letter with
remittance, or waiting for Il delayed
train la a strange depot of a cold night
without tire, or waiting for an Oppor-
tGnity to get oil tight boot, or wait
lug for day To trrak after sitting up all
Iigbt alone WITH IA corpse. c1mmero
ti- 90 awaiting the grsGIt rt the vote IL
L.a!-l.ta, Florida aEa south Carn;i, 3
.I ii.,t rts--. lnr,.
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>ifOr DEAD.
ALi,eIy shooting serapc n, FERRIS,

Lively shooting serape ne Ferris.
On Sunday night at Ferris, a station
on the Central below Hutchins, a man
BY the ma e Of Brown, who was dis
orderly In saloon, was put cut, and
returned, swearing he would kill Mr..
Bachelor Of that place, who Sas in the
saloon. He tore Oh part of the wood
work near the window. Mr. Bachelor
crouehed down behind the counter and
on raising up, Brown tired at him.
Mr. Bach,ior then reached for double
uarreled gun which vas in corner
near him, and firing, shot Brown
dead, through the head. Mr.. Bachelor
gave himself up, underwent pre!im-
mary examination and gave bond for
his appearance before the next term
If the District court.