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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-17
AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IN Administration on the estate of Jane
f. Clark, late of the borough Of Tionesta,
Forest county, Pa, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, residing In
said borough. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make payment,
and these having claims or demands
against it will present tho same, duly pro-
bated, without delay, TO
SAMUEL CLARK, Administrator,
20-6t or his Atty, MILES W. PATE.
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EtISlH is not easily earned In these times
MIL but it can DO ma 10 in three months
HbEA by any one of either sex, in any
part of the country who is willing to work
steadily at the employment that we fur
nish. 800 per week in your own town.
You neod not DO away from homo over
night. You can give your whole timo to-
the work or only your spare moments. It
costs nothing to try the business. Terms
and IS Outfit FREQ. Address at once. II i.
HALLETT ~ Co., Portland, Maine. H-Iy
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BtrgesS--G. w. RoBIEsoN.
CbuaciJmca--P. d. Thomas, $. j. Sctlcy
VIM. Richards, ID. $. Knox, A. i. Kelly,
9. A. Randall.
Justices Of the Podce--D. s. Knox, G. A.
Randall.
COnStdble-IT. Swaggart
School Dircctors-H. II. May, IT. o. Da-
Wis, q. w. Robinson, II. J. Van Giesen, ID.
w, Clark, w. X. Dunn.
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-Kunkel's "Parfume de Paris" the
pleasantest and most delightful per-
fume extant, for sale at Bovard's.
Price rs cts. per bottle. This is no
cheap, scented trumpery, but is a STAN
dard and lasting article. II.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Marienville, October 3.
Clarington, October 5.
Tionesta, October 13.
Neillsburg, October ~.
West Hickory, October Is.
Newtown Mills, October II.
Nebraska, October 10.
The examinations will be partly
oral, and Directors are invited to be
present, as it will give an opportunity
for them to judge of the qualifications
of teachers. Teachers are requested tc
be present promptly at 8 o'clock A
NJ. No applicants admitted after that
hour. H. S. BRoCKwAY,
Sup't Public Schools.
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Mr.. Tiara Savage, who had been
suffering for some weeks past with par
alysis and asthma, died last evening
at 8 o'clock, at the house of James
Swailes. Mr. Savage has been for
many years past resident of Tionesta
and although for the last ten years or
more he has been in i'll health, yet he
was always cheerful, always trying bis
best to make respectable living for
himself. AS far as we knew, he leaves
the world with few enemies, and was
satisfied to go hence and end his earth
ly sufferiugs. May he rest in peace.
"A poor tax Of three mills has been
levied for the borough, and has been,
or soon will be, placed in the hands OF
Kopman the Irresistible. The wall of
the poor taxpayers is already heard
in the land. In this connection, it is
occasionally stated that the valuation
of the borough is higher in proportion
than that of the townships. If this
statement is correct this discrimina-
ton is unjust to the taxpayers Of the
borough, and should be remedied at
once by the proper authorities-the
County Commissioners.
What won't people complain of
Philadelphia complains of having too
much silverl We hope to see the day
here when silver will be so plenty that
every man will have to procure a
strong box to hold it t.; but when that
glorious day arrives, if we ever hear
any one complain of having too much
silver, We will recommend that he be
shot to death with five-cent nickles.
Geo. w. Bovard it about to build
large granary on the lot south of his
store building, which he recently pur'
chased from the NJ. E. Church. We
believe the dimensions are to be IL
feet in heighth, "a feet in length, and
16 feet in width, and is to be finished
off and painted in good shape. Messrs
Knox & Sawyer have the job.
The following couples were mar
Iied by d. S. Knox Esq, on Monday
last, 18th inst.
Mr.. o. P. Smith of CObham, War
rem Co., Pa, and Miss Ida Kightlingel
of Tidioute, Pa.
Mr.. John B. French, of Union City
Pa, and Miss Lizzie E. SlOcum, O.
Washington Twp, Clarion Co., Pa.
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NOTICE.

All book accounts and notes due
me, that are not settled by Nov. 1st,
1877, will be collected without further
notice. j. +. BLAINE, NJ. ID.
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j. NJ. MURPHY,
nIERCIIANT TAILOR.
TIONEsTA, PA.

Mr.. J. NJ. Murphy, lato of New York
CITY, has taken rooms in the Jameson
Building, north of Central House, and is
prepared to DO anything in the line i'm
iirst-elass manner. He has held the posi-
ton Of Gutter in some of the best houses
in England and the United States, and is
confident that no can give satisfaction.
Suits cut and made from $40 to $l2 and fits
guaranteed. Competition dehed. l5-6m
JOB WORK neatly executed at this RE-
y DVTHV TTt ~ n0fna
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GEO. P. ROWELL d co.

$50 ToR rSE pay Z, at rso eSmGi srlsson s%RlG Z
Co., Portland Maine. 26-%
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
WASHINGTON
ronilnusa from nr.tnnge.

there should be- no session OF oongress
this summer lfit could he avoided, aud
upon mature inquery, into all the cir.
oumstanoes Of the case, II was ordained
that without any immediate appro'
prlation OF money, the army can be
clothed aud supplied with all Of rs
necessities, and that until the lb,h Of
October, only one regular payday Inns
To be passed, II was also, oonoideTed
that II congress meets In October, II
may remain In continuous session and
finish its business before next SUM.
mer, 40 IN 10 avoid the Inconvenience
Of the hot season next year ~ we'll Ms
this year. A proclamation calling the
extra session on October the 10Th, "
10 be issued without delay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

COLUMBIA, s. G, May l.-Three OF
the ten colored wnsdensviIle muir.
derers, Weightman Allen, John Allen
and jenkins Whitner, We're hanged at
Ahbeyville courthouse this morning.
the other seven were committed 10
mpriaonment for life. John Ailsn
admitted his guilt, but the other two
proclaimed their innocence. The eX-
ecution was very quiet Two thousand
people were present. Governor Hnmp-
toms action in committing seven of
them IL highly commended.
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Night before last, the young man
who clerks In the tobacco and cigar
store OF Jacoby 4 CO., near the post
Office, closed the store about twenty
minutes past eight, and went out in
town. He returned about n quarter
past ten, went to bed aud slept TIL
morning, When Mr. Jacohy came
down he asked the clerk how business
had been the night before, and was In
formed that it had been fair. Mr.
JAcobY then went TO the money draw
or, but there was not cent in it,,
though the young man had left the
funds taken in dutiug the evening in
the till. Search WAS made, but no
door or window was found to have
been tempered with, though the clerk
uoticQI when he came IN the night
before, that the lattice door between
the front and back part OF the store,
which he had closed when ne went
out, was opened. The pair then went
which is unoccupied, and
found hand.prints in the dust which
lay on table near the rear window,
aud which showed plainly where the
thief had entered, by climbing up Oh
a back shed, getting into the upper
room, md going down the stairs into
the cigar store. Nothing was t ken
but money, aud the amount was not
large. The thief evidently watched
the clerk, saw him close up, and 90
out, and then made the sally during
II 10 q
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OF falling energy, that TO which the tagged
out man Of business, the brain fatigued au-
thor, the tlrS1 advocate or the weary artlzan
can resort with the greatest certainty thai
It will revive his overweight powers, is
Hostetters stomach Bltters, q most genial
cordial, as well IA benign remedy for dis
orders Of the stomach, liver, bowels and uri-
nary organs, aud q means oferadicating and
preventing inermitientand remiiient levers
Il not only enriche' the blood ana creates a
new fund Of energy in the system, but It has
the effect n expeillng impurities from the
II current y hich beget disease. The iDIu-
rlous influence Of abrupt transitions Of ten.
perature, or an uavhplesome climate aud
iniurious diet. ate eounteTacied by II. and II
pramot . digestion. appetite and sound re.
pose. Give So tilai ana BE- contlheed.
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TiRE-FIGHTEKS' FROLIC.
a High ora hisdc-Ehc BOyS Ian EcatacJ
over Thcir Reception and Treat
Ineud.

a High ora Ti,ae--Fhc BOysi m E"stacS
over Thcir Reception and Treat
nneHt.
Yesterday about four o'clock the
train arrived from Marshall, bringing
back our iiremen who went to Mar
shall. We asked them what sort of a
time they had, when each man began
to talk, using the strongest adjectives
he could think of, splendid" "superb, "
"iolly," etc. Marshall laid herself
out, and spared neither expense or
trouble to make ii pleasant They
were met ut the depot by the Marshall
department and Il procession formed,
Dallas in front. Jefferson and Shreve-
port following. The barbecue was
held in grove about three.quarters of
mile from town, and our tiremen say
it was the most sUmptuous display of
good thidgs they ever saw. There were
thousands on the ground, ana after
all had partaken freely, there was
enough left to have fed as many more.
Asan evidence of the manner In
which the boys appreciated and en-
loved their visit, we give the follow
ing resolutions drawn up on board of
the train on their return trip
Judge j. J. Good was called to the
chair, and Mr.. Il. Il. Tooley was APP
pointed secretary.
on motion of Mr.. Jules Schneider -
committee of four, consisting of Judge
J. l.. Thurmond, Alessrs. Beu Loeb, IL.
Cohen and a. Dysterbach, was APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of the meeting.
After brief retirement, the COM
mite reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unaii-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Our visit to Marshall has
been one OF unalloyed pleasure and
eninyment: and, whereas, we deem 1t
appropriate to express our thanks to
the firemen and citizens OF Marshall
for the courteous reception and open
handed hospitality extended u; there
fore, be it
Rcsolred, That we tender our sincere
thanks TO the officers and members OF
the fire department of Marshall, AZ
veil rs to the citizens generally, Tor
the warm and generous welcome eX-
tended US on our visit to their city, on
the occasion of the annual celebration
of the fire department, assuring them
that their many acts Of kindness VIII
be gratefully remembered by the ilre-
men and citizins of Dallas.
Rcsolred, That we tender our thanks
To Colonel Geo. Noble, superintendent
of the Texas and Pacific railway, his
officers and employees, for their polite,
attentive and untring efforts for our
comfort and pleasure.
RcsOlrcd, That the grace, heauly, re-
hnemeut and ioveliness OF the ladies'
OF Marshall has made an impression
upon ~ that time can never eiiace nor
memory ohliterate Their many KIND
and graceful attentions at both the les.
tjyal and ball will be forever cherished
A. among our happiest giila.
PesOircd, That a copy OF these reso.
lutions be forwarded TO the bremen oi
Marshall and to the officers Of the Tex
a. and Pacific railway company, ana
that the daily papers of Dallas be re-
auested to publish the same.
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Monaers Of noa.rn seienee.

The perfect o-euc1-V with which scientists
are enabled to deiucs the most mi mute par
ficuiars in their several departments, an
pears almost miraculous IN we vieN u In tbe
light ~ the early Ees. Take for example
the electro magnetic telegraph-the greatest
invention Of the age. IL 10 not n marvellous
deguee 81 accuracy which enables an oper.
atoe1D ernrffV locate a fracture In n suhfna-
rlnftAbie nearly three thousand miles long,
Our venerable "rlerk ~ the weather. has
beeofne ~ thOruughiy familiar with tho &
mot wayward elements Of nature that he
can a. .uraiely predict their movements lie
can sit in Washington and fyreiell what the
reafher will BE- tomorrow in lofida on Ne v
York, ~ well - u several hundred mile.
did not intervene between him and the
places named. And 30 In all Departmental
modern science, what IL required Il the
knOWloige Of certain fignt. From thee the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

aoienilAta audaaa aapnfala oOp0lnslnnf 80
thfNlfsh OF dlhiafrf, a low tassiIs hruf q
! hgpAprli hsolna 4 elnip.n hln i0 trfulRit
/ " uultfmlhn ihofnnk 'luliiui nn ltni VII an
| they ware taken, 10 ean desrtiht a 10 yuu
I ~ ppfftelly As " aOlritulli Wrra iylnu ui
lilh Ahlt. NJ also tho Oiiumlhi rau ueteT-
inlne THO constitution ol iho hun 40 NOcu
atuly Rs " thai lWnlnafB NsTn not NINETY ,
hNH mll lon mites from hiH lnhmipn, ihs
/ aun sends oullhlh iipni over ihe "lnnnliune
Of anRoH" nd the chemist olaasinus thpun hy
passing uipm through the sRupupsunpt.
onlf tho presence oi certain substance
nonl produce Ties SOAR slgns, 80 also, ln
medical Science, Nlh, Hsrs have pnrlAln un-
nnlAkahiu Hlgnt, nl hyinplninH, ana hN fta'
son of tile iaul, ~, llnron, az the World y
Disciplinary, has boon enabled in originate
and perleul asyslsm % nvlnrnlnlg Win
tho RtpRlrht accuracy the nature oi rhfon-
in duseasns without heoing ana personally
examining hls pAtenla, Ito has hpArrd
hrllhtl pains nos expense 70 uhsnplhlg win
himself ~ tho Faculty ~ the WORLDS DIS
tHilAAl4 LARGE numpr 0l meniunl Hsnlle-
men pfraro attnlnmuuts AMI bklll.-gradu-
ntps nom soine VI the most nmuua Medical
colleges hnd Universities OF hOlh hnTupp
Apd America ~ AID VI IN fiyWeh system
of diagnnsis, these physicans and hulgeons
annually treat, With the most CRAFTY ing
success, many lhOusandsof lnYAlids without
hCulnH them Ia person, In recognizing dis
rA4,A whhnut pefHunHl eNnmihatlon ~
TIE patient ~ olnim 10 possesses no M ifao'
f'ANNf lNNNAng liNA hllhh llAAN hNNNlfNki
oi the nationtH dihtnse ny the practical Hp.
pllonliOn Oi well established principles ~
nodutn science Ia the prun.lno Oi medicine |
Anl u " 10 tho accuracy with which this |
system has andpsWd them that they owe |
lhoir almost worldwide reputation Tor the |
,hlllWl olunpnt ul all linbrrlng prphTonic |
hheetlnnH fhisaistum OF practice ana the |
marvellous suou which has heun attained |
Ihrought 49, demonstrate the fact that dis
Z ihts dhplRy oorthin phVnpmenA, which be-.
ng ailOeoird IA Hrionunc analysis or hyni- |
heals, lutniAh abundant an unmlslHR able
lhth w guido The Judgment ot Tue NklllWl |
Nflgm In determining the ma
uro NJ dlsensVd conditions, tho nmplost
'usuutoea far " htiug lingering or chlonic
Diseases, aud the gronltM mIlll, are thus
liNced Within the easy reach ut every inVR-
Ia, however dhtant no 0r hho may reside
rom the physicians making the treatment
u such affections a speciality, TAo peculiar
tlvs OF thls scientific system OF practice are
uly explained IN the Appendix ul "IhU
'vpplvh Common Sense Medical AdylsuLN
book uf over niue hundred large pages,
which ~ so popular IN Ia have reached
ale olalnost one hundred thousand copies
vithin few months OF rs FIRST publication.
{ is sent post PATH by tho Author tn any
address, ON receipt OF one dullrr and ffy |
vnts Address, II, v, peice, ~. ID. worlds
)lspensary, Buffalo, N, Y,
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CHICAGO, May 4 49, The Chicago
Times publishes nm interview with an
old citizen Of Kansas, named Du Bols,
who claims to have been one Of II par
ty who, when the Bender family He'd
50 mysteriously aud 30 suddenly in
April, 1874, from the scene of thor
manifold murders in that state, fol-
lowed their trail and, cncounteriug
them, had n short, sharp fight, which
ended in the summary burial OF the
whole family. Du Bois gives graph
ic and detailed account of the encoun.
ter.
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Day before yesterday morning a
gentleman, named j, II, Aokermau,
came In from Comanche, and proceed
ing to the clerks office, obtained "A
marriage license, lie went 10 the,
Pacific depot, aud on the arrival Of the
train, escorted young lady named
Miss Ella Brown, 10 the Commercial
hotel, The Rev, Mr., Medley was sent
for while the lady was eating supper
and on his arrival, the twain were
made one. They left last evening for
their home in Comanche.
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Mary had u little tooth,
Itwns rs white Nv snow,
And Mary = breath was puro End sweet
Asany winds that blow
"rwps simply using su2OnONT
which made and Kept them so,
10 All, Particularly In,n,ids,

spring Ia a trying season. Indications of
sickness should at once be attended TO-. Fa.
tai diseases may be caused by allowing the
bowels 70 become oonstipUtod and the sys-
tenn TO remain In u disnrdered condition,
until the disorder has dime TO develop Itself
An ounce Of prevention IL worth Il pound Of
cure, Is an Old aud truthful saying, There.
fore, we advise all who arc troubled with
tho complaints now pfevalent-headache
ind gosuon, disordered liver, want OF nppe-
tito, nausea, or feverish skin, TO talso with
out delay, Schonolss Mandrake Pills, We
know OF no remedy 80 harmless and decisive
Ia its action. 10 at once strikes at the root
Of the d soase, and produces Il healthy tone
o. The system. People never need suilor from
any disease arising from disordored condi-
ton OF the liver lfthey would take this ok
callont medicine whom they feel the first IN
dioatOns tho maledy. Families leaving
home for the summer mouths should take
three orfour boxes of these pills it'll them,
they have nm almost Instantaneous effect,
They VIII relieye the patient OF headache In
one or two hours, and viii rapidly cleanse
the liver of surrounding bile, and win effect
| unlly prevent q bilious attack, They are sold
by al druggists.
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tune and alsn the bride, In selecting ~
q young man 30 iull OF Promise pmI
lluALp returns thanks Tor Ru Invita-
lion 10 he present At the ceremony, A.
circumstances prevent our attendance,
We viii, ON thrhret opportunity, drink
lilP Van Wmkles toast, Ia honor OF
the happy pair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

Store keepers and individuals should
take extra precaution in fastening up
their stores and dwellings at night
Times are so hard, aud there are so
many out Of employment, that THEFT
and robbery is on the increase. There
are men in town, who want but the
opportunity to steal. They are ont OF
money and will have it, by hook or
crook,
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wualI Out.

The track just west of Eagle Ford
was washed out, yesterday morning,
for distance of eight hundred yards
The train the night before, however,
passed over safely. A force was sent
Immediately to the spot, and the dam
age will he at once repaired, and no
serious inconvenience or atoppage OF
trains will occur.
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d. Tha.helm, esql one ~ the en-
lerprlfiug young merchants of Sher,
man was In the city yesterday,
II j, johnson, Of Lutte Rock, Is In
The city, and il stopping at the Lamar.
lie has some idea Of opening an OH 90
In this city, lie is agent for the Great
Western Dispatch South shore fast
freight line, We ARE glad 10 soc him
M he Is live, energetic man.
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business Men Of the West Expected ia
Richmond on "a Tour A0uIhward.

RICHMOND, May Testimony in
nhe Crittenden trial il concluded and
argument opened. The ease may be
.suhtnitted to the jury at u late hour
Tonight.
The chamber of commerce, tobacco
exchange and corn and flour exchange
are moving ia the matter of making
arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of u large number Of
western business men and others, Who
are expected this week on tour south
ward,
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behaved.

The Central train, north bound, AMI
due here Mt seven O'Clock yesterday
morning, did not arrive till the after
noon. They ran very slowly all night
on account of the storm, and were de-
layed three hours at the bridge over
Five Mile creek, between here anc
Hutchins. The water was up to the
ties Oh the bridge.
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PARIS, May 3.-The republican pa
pers sre much irtated at Jules SimOns
speech in the chamber of deputies yes
terday, about ultramontane agitation,
and some assert that the possession OF
the cabinet may be endangered by this
question. Several attribute Mr..
Simons' concilihtory tone towards the
Catholics, to President McMahon's
intervention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

Mrs. Seldom, wife of our former
townsmsn, Mr.. John Seldom, left last
evening for the west. Her future
home will be in Comanche, in which
town her husband is doing business.
Miss Alice Reeves, one of Dallas fair
daughters, accompanied her, but she
only goes on pleasure trip, and VIII
return in q few weeks. We wish them
pleasant journey, and to Miss Reeves
a safe return.
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NenrIN Eone.

To day Mr.. Miles K. 'TbOrburn takes
his departure for Quincy, Illinois,
where he will be married, In that city,
ON the tenth instant, to Miss Lucy
Darlington, a young lady well known
aud universally admired In this city
We ecnzratulate Miles ON his good for
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missed Che road, and trida ~ GROSS 3,
the Cedar llillr1Au, lie oame toa li
that was partially covered with water
aud Il seemed perfectly sale 10 cross IL
~ he said he could see the bushes Anl
grass HIioking out Of the water. II,
drove In, aud suddenly his horses
gave u plunge, which showed they
we're out of their depth. Thc
water rushed int, the hack,
and the whole outfit was in water
ten or twelve Zee, deep, The
girls displayed great presence Of mind,
aud got on top Of the carriage, which
was Just out OF the water, aud managed
TO get hold of u limb of u tree, In The
mean time, Mr. Tension swan Ia hls
near horse and tried to eXtricate him,
hut could not do ~ he therefore swan
toshore, Mr. o, 7, ll1wser, OF this city,
appeared on the scene, A rope was
thrown TO the girls, and they were
hauled out, completely soaked. One Of
the horses were drowned he was u
hue dapplo'greN and Mr., 'penhhon
had refused one hundred and my doll
lars for him only last week. lie says
that the deep gully was only about xix
or eight feet In width, bus the water
covered considerable of the ground,
A messenger was sent IN the girls
father who came after them, aud took
them home. Mr. TenuIson then 70.
turned, bring the wagon with him. II |
wan narrow escape for the whole
party.
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A Dallas county girl wore blue.glass
earrings fer week, and now she pins
her ears under her chin, and has
enough left for hat trimmings. - Den.
isOn Crescent.
"Thaps true.n Our devil Jim knows
the girl. She moved here from DEM.
son last fall. ..'tlI.tM
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DhtrietConrt.

CD wellborn VS.. BohDy & Loupot.
This case was being argued yesterday.
Justice Peak.
His honor did nothing yesterday but
sorve ne coroner over the body of
Henry Holsworth. No verdict rem
dered yet.
A case of malicious trespass was de-
cided. and the defendant fined three
d dollars and costs.
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Died.

The man Holesworth, who was
stabbed, died yesterday morning, mt
three o'clock, from internal inilamma-
ton,