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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-12

SILK handkerchief 25, 30, So AID 70
cents, at Bells, 70 Eleventh street,
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The fines, Shoes kept. in the e'! " =
V,Blond's.
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For the Holidays.

200 Beaver and Watelesse
CIoaks at manufacturers cost
at Emsheimer RrOs'.
I0pieces aIlwoOlC Cashmere
cheap, at Emsheimer Bros.
SO pieces Basket Dress
Goods zoe n yard, at Emshei-
mer Bros.
100 dozen Siik Dandker-
chiefs freE 25c up, at En-
sheimer Bros.
80 doz. SubiaS, Scarfs, Null
iers. IIandkerchiefs, COEsets,
Ties, Gloves, cheap for the
Holidays, at ENSHEiMER
BROS. does
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GoLo J. w. FerreIs store Ihh
for dry goods or carpets !! y0'
barpain.
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CoEsErs IS cents at BelP. q b"
enth street.
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ESTs' fine Shoes OF the latest styles
60. received 81 L. V. Blends
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes tust received
az l.. V. Blond'i,
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COMMON CGCSCiL.
Y hat was Done as the Regular Meet,
ing Last Might.
SECOND BRANCH.

The City Council met last night in
regular monthly session. Present IN the
Second Branch: Messrs. Adams, Cow
den, Crowther, Fisher, Good.ellow,
Horkbeiner, Myles, Reeves, Ritter,
Simpson, Wait, Wslerhouse, M. Presl-
dent.
The superintendent OF the City Prison
reported the appointment OF Noah Price
as nightwstchusn St the prison. Inc
ayes and noes were called upon the con-
irmstion OF the appointment, with the
following result: Ayes I, nsys 10.
Joshua Davis was then named by the
Superintendent, sud his appointment was
confirmed by Council
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
The City Clerk reported inst during
5he current fiscal year commencing on
the first day of May, 1877, and up TO the
first day OF December, 1871, the eXpendl
lures on account OF the different commit
tees have been ss follows:
Streets, Alleys and Grades ........ 90, $50 3
Fire Dep men $3.50
= alter " ',ttt u
40 10
which amounts when compared re-
spectively with the amounts fixed by
ordinance as necessary to meet the ex-
peuse Of the city On the said accounts
during the current fiscal yesr show 8
difference as follows:
Amoant expended on account o:
streets, sileys SD grades, S7,S84 80 in
excess; amount expended or account OF
Fire department, $IlLSl less; amount
expended on account Of water work:
S70yS.SS less; amount expended on g.
count OF lights, S2,53TS7 less. Tho TO,
port was filed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
ArrgRuR Balance in hand. Cf RaCeiy.
ar December !. 1877. Sll,2g6S fine:
collected in November, $5jl 10; lookup
ices, S57 40 Bill 5 reported by commit
tee, S322.75 The COMMITTEES reported
that they mad destroyed Nos 223, 224
225, Z25 III, 22S 229 and go, wh;cu
were cancelled and returned by The
Commits uners q. the 1890 loan
amouuuu. 20 $4,000. The 5000 OF IN.
sold bonds have 10. been destroyed
they were not IN the possession OF the
committee. Ihr committee examined
the bids oi the StGndara Printing Com,
pany and the REGISTER Printing Com
pauy, aud found the REGISTER Com,
paDy's bud the lowest They therefore
recommended that the printing, sdveT
Using, d.. be- awarded TO tire REGIsTEF
Company. The several recommends
lions OF the committee were adopted, an
the bills ordered paid.
Water Works-Recommended psy
ment Of Superinlendents bills tor Nc
vcmber, amounting 70 1864 Sc; also reg
ulsr monthly bills reported by commit
tee, sgsreesling $60759. Bills orderel
pslt.
Fire DeOartncnt-The Committee or
Fue Depsr;m mt mNde the following re
port OF me expenses of this department
during the past month.
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Fhs City seItep reported Ave inter
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ID trt.t-,.
Tue o,"'r, ne ~ 'a'' oesse. '"a' sue
"oo,o no' pa".." MI" e"'''e'y' ou' ~
"'."u au"''s nun " "e' P'e'e"oe
oo''s.O"",y 7"e o"'.o w, W ,o"'
P'o,n'se' ou. VA" W oo"'e"' herself
ne, ''"'r'ase was pv''Po"eu W ~,
alarming illness OF Myra, who had
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CHAPTER XII.

More than a year had elapsed since
the cold moonlight night when l en-
tered Mountain Hall turned adrift
from the anchor of love and happi-
ness. Major Hadyn had been again
to Virginia to look after my affairs
and had spent week at Mrs. Gar
nets on his return.
How delightful this visit was to Inc.
! talked to him with a freedom from
reserve rarely exhibited since fate had
so changed my lot.
For months he had reason to be-
lieve that Dewitt Beverly was in the
United States. He returned to Eu-
rope after the letter my guardian had
written concerning his arrival; but
now he was back again and out on the
Pacific Coast. There was no way to
account for his mysterious conduct.
Major Hadyn said to me, "Helen, if
you had given me full liberty to inves-
tigate | might have learned something
when he was at Fort Semple last win.
ter But you know | was very far
West myself, and could not find that
he had made inquiries for you"
"At Fort Sempley" | echoed in as
constituent. Didn't Miss Guy tell
your"
"No, never knew before that he
had left the Eastern shore"
"Strange," he observed musingly,
"she certainly met him at Major Ewes
quarters where he was guest for sew.
eral weeks. In fact ] did not know
till your letter affirmed as much, that
he had not been to Mountain Hall"
For the first time doubt, bitter and
harrassing had entered my soul. Deep
err burned the iron as the days went
by, and | longed SO intensely to see
Dewitt Beverly and satisfy myself
that charged my guardian to leave
no means untried TO discover some.
thing Of his movements.
Was Guy Garnet mixed up in the
II she were | could believe
any thing.
She had spent the greater part of the
winter at the garrison. Juliet went
up tor short visit and Major Dupont
followed her. She told me Of his pas
'ionate dispair at her long silence, and
how hard it was to resist the old infat.
nation of his wooing. Carl Was with
DER, but his noble nature was above
he littlepsss Of suspicion. Encour-
Iged by his presence she had put the
insl quietus upon the pre,snsis.ss Of
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No one ventured to address him, so
bewildered was the effect Of the appa-
rition. Starting up his mood changed.
Catching Guys hands he drew her to-
wards the piano and said,
"Sing. Sing the wild melodies I've
heard from my station out there in the
trees. Sing the Broken Hearted"
More overcome than I had ever
seen her the girl looked at the Assem-.
bled group for advice.
please him Guy, this once" plead
ed Juliet, whose eyes we're sufiuscd
with tears.
Thus adiured Guy opened the in
strument and in pure, rich tones sang
as lie had hidden her. All the while
he sat with his face in his hands, his
breast heaving with emotion.
Carl Weaverton, like the rest, was
a silent spectator. Mrs. Garnet here
interposed and approaching the inva-
lid said. "Mr. Delorme, it is late.
Stay at the Hall tonight and we will
make you as comfortable as we can"
He threw his head back upon his
misshapen shoulders and gazed at her
with an expression in which every
trace Of reason had fed.
Twas ever thus-ever thus" he
murmured. "Oh! God! How it burns,
burns in my heart. Is there no re-
lief Must these alluriDg visions Of
my soul rock themselves in the cradle
of fancy. then vanish as early fogs of
yonder mountain
Beautiful and accused face he
wildly shouted, "come with me! Bear
me along the silvery main to the land
Of my birth. Let me tell them how
they cheated the cripple and robbed
him OF his love-"
She started up but it was too late. |
He clasped her in his arms one mo-
ment in a violent embrace; the next |
The blood gushed from his mouth in
torrent that dyed the white robe he
wore.
All was in instant confusion. The
sufferer was borne to sleeping apart
nent sn the ground floor, and there
vas no more sleep for any of the
The night had been full
If horrors, and all were more or less
infected.
Next day Guy declared she would
20 at once to Fort Semple. The rest
night do as they liked, but she would
not stay there any longer while that
man lived. In vain they
Go she would. Carl
promised to accompany her in very
lew days, but she sent messenger to
Glendale to inquire when Captain
Reds boat would pass, and shaped
her departure accordingly. She had
known Captain Reid for years. Carl
md Juliet accompanied the willful
girl to the landing and committed her
10 safe hands.
1t was week before the invalid
could be removed. He would not
to remain longer, but the at.
.ention he had received no doubt saw
ID his life.
By the middle of September all
was again quiet at Mountain Hall and
we gradually resumed domestic duties
N monotonous routine. When it be-
,ame too cool for excursions we ceased
% hear of Jasper Delorme. or Old
Peg, except when Joseph Mant volun-
eered a bit of information.
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ELECTION NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT, I
JJSSE rERN, JUS tth, 1871. !

There being = vacancy In the Office Of Justice OF
the Peace In Hustonyille Civil District In Lincoln
County, caused by the death Of W. X. Jones, which
is now temporarily allied by the appointment Off.
II. Compton, Il l. hereby ordered that an election
to ill said office during the unexpred portion Of
the term for which said Jones elected, he held
In said District on the first Monday In August :,
1877, by the officers appointed to hold the regular
election therein on that day. The sheriff Of Lin
coin County Is directed to give at least eight days
notice Of the election hereby ordered by advertise
ment IN the INTERIOR JOvRSAL newspaper, and
posting copy Of this order at the Couit-house, and
a copy the place Of voting In said District, which
copies the Clerk Is ordered to furnish.
copy,
Attest:
J. BLAIN, 4. 4. {. 4.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GouNa South.


Passengers on T.. G. A I. n. r. tshort Iin.l D. N.
J. " u, q. A. NJ. H. n and d. A. Mail Ilse
Sieamers CONNECT ~ Louisville with TRAIN No
J. TRAIN No. connccts NJ Lebanon Isnction
With Train No !, iVf all points on knos willie aad
Nchmond branehrs. Train No ~ eannects A. Ieb
anon Junction With 1tain No from al points on
The memphis aud Montgomery lines, at iehsnon
viih stages " aud nom springfield, trRrheIls,iIe
Columbia aud t'rcrnshufr, " Miiehell.iurs. With
Stages 70 sud fen reryvillc and N ,rrulshurr. Al
lanNtle stath With stages ~ aud nom pan,ills
CITY Al stanord With s,sre. 10 and frn. some,.,,.
~ hiehmond Junction 10 aud from points between
there aud Livingston ~ kiehmond With stage. to
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LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
June TERM, JUNE 4th, 1871.

There being a vacancy in the once Of Justice o
the Peace In stanford Civil District, in Lincoln
County caused by the removal Of james Nc Alister,
therelron, which f. now temporarily hllep by the
appointment II N. y Hughes, Il l. hereby order
ed that election Ia NIL said Office during tho IN
expired portion Of the term Tor which said Neal
lister was eleteed, he held in said district the
first Monday in August, is77, by the officers APP
pointed hold the regular election therein that
day. The sheriff Of Lincoln county Is directed to
give least eight days notice Of the election here
by ordered by advertisement In the ISrERIOR
JOURNAL newspaper, and posting a copy Of this
order Of the Court house and copy at each Of the
places Of voting In said District which copies the
Clerk is ordered to furnish.
A copy.
Attest:
J. BLAIN, {. l.. &C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ELECTION NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
JUNE Term, JUNF 9TH. 1911.

There being a vacancy In the otfce Of Justice Of
the Peace In Crab Orchard District In Lincoln
County, caused by the resignation Ut stephen
Burch, (now temporarily allied by ~. W PARTS.
Il Is hereby ordered that an election TO MI said
Office during the unexp ire portion Of he term Tor
trict on the hrst Monday In August, 1871, by the
officers appointed TO hold the regular election there
In On that day. The sheriff Of Lincoln County
directed 10 give at least eight days notice of the
election hereby ordered by advertisement In the
INTERIOR JOURSAL newspap-r, and l-,sting copy
Of this order at the Court-hOuse and copy I the
place Of voting In said District, which ouptes the
Clerk Is ordered 10 furnish.
copy.
Attest:
J. BLAIN, &. I. G. e.
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J. e. Pierce, dealer In Jewelry, Vases, Ihls Brack-
cts, throm bok sac - aud ~ Fountain square
Cincinnati Branch cor Fourth aud Green streets,
Louisville Nv.
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raR SAW.
FOR SALE In LINCOLN co.

ofer ~ private sale go Acres n rcoi land we'll
Improved, and situated IN Lincoln couniy, On the
pike leading from stanford 10 somer-ct miles from
the former place will sell all divide " ~ suit
purchaser, ~ there are tvo goo.i improvements on
the farm. The place u very desirable. I am IN
earnest about -rliine. ", T.. SrtpHfNSON,
2si-u stanford, Nv.
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i5s West fou.ih 81, Cincinnati Ohio. Je~eI.r.
aud dealer In Pine Watches, silver aud Plated
Ware. Particular attention given 10 the repair Of
Watches and Jewel-y.
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Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse Air Brak,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS

on sale, at Grcaily Ieduccd Rates at all the Tick
81 Ohoes, aud III Walnut street luilson HOusel
tinrnnat, where all Information III he cheer flly
given, or by addressing either Of the undersigned
CONWAY u. HOWARD,
Gensral Ticket aud Passenger Agent
Nichmond Va.
&, NJ. OAKLEY,
Western Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
y, u, YOUNG,
2si-lf Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati
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WIN. GLENN 4 son


Wholesale Gro~ers aud dealers In Provisions Ss,>l,
aud Dried fruits -, 70 and y Vine It tst, So :
oud and Pearl SITS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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poRry YEARS sEroRE TEE PusLic.
DIR. g. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE.

StMriOmS VI WonmS.
THE countenaneei paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional fiushes, or
4 circumscribed spot on one or 10th
cheeks the eyes become dull thcpu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
aswellingoft the upper lip occasional
headache, with hHnming ar throb-
bling Of the ears an unusua! secretion
OF saliva; slimy or iurIed tongue ;
breath very 'oui, particuiariy IN tne
morning; appetite variable. some
umes Vorac'ous' win gnawing SEN
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ERNST PAsSH,

Wall faI-r aud Window Shade. l6J Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 80 and S3i Madison street Cow
ington. XIV.
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TaAINs Go,Ns xour,,


TRAIN 40 10 connect. AZ Ri,L,,o., ,,..,,,...
W sud ifom i-,ints ietwecn thew aud Ii,in,.,.p,
~ stsnt"rd ~ith STAGES 10 aud fron, S.,m.r~., =,
iNnNln .aion With sisHe. 10 aud fr,s,a Ilnn,itIe
city at MiteheillurE With stsg,-. 10 nd O., -
rysiie Hnd Harrisburg, at Isi,an,n Nth Stage.
70 fn,", spfthsheld tamptsil-viile, Columbia r,J
t'reensbufg; ~ lslssnof Junction With T,sI,.
having 81 !, ~ '. N. aud ~ a n Or Msm.h,.
hentson.eft, and intermediate l-oints Ps.-.nr,t,
enins To paints North, fast aud West ffo,n Ioui.-
Iuneti"n. Train No q eonnsrts ~ Ctneinr,J Igne.
'"n sth y g A o. n G,r the North asd Ia.t.
~ louis,ilis IN lni"n l'vpot With u. A ~ AMI o.
taf the North, last and West anI
-hh T. :. Male Line steamers d. CincIn.s,i ~
the Fast a''"
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THOS. LIVINGSTON A. CO..

sewing Machine has self-seting needle seli-threai
Ing shuttle self-rsgulating tensions aud h. III,
nEsT. No. III West Fourth 81, Cincinnaii Ohio.
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CAUTION.

Buy no Powders 90 Prepared stMMONSsiINER
RkGUIAIOR unless in engraved wtapTer,
With Trade Marx, stamp aud signature unhroken.
T. ZEILIN q CO.,
Magon ia aud phtlaiephfa
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Practical Machini.t inventor aud afr of the Uni
versal Joiners Tor foi and steam power All Kinds
of Machines, Molding knives, 1rising Bitts.
Machine Patterns made 10 order. = D. COZ Second
II. and Central Ave.
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The SYMPTOMS Of liver COM
plant are uncasiness aud
pain In the side. Sometimes
the path l. In the shoulder,
and Is MISTAKEN fOr khcu-
matlsn. The stomach isaf-
Ectel with Loss 90 ArfE-
rtTF aud sickness, bowels In
general cOsrivF, sometimes
alternating with lrx The
HEAD Is troubled with pain,
and dull, heavy sensation,
considerable toss oF MEao-
nv accompanied with pain
hal sensation Of having LFFr
USpoSE something which
ought 10 have tsrn due.
often complaining of weak
ness, DEBILITY aud low spir-
It's. sometimes MANY of
the shove symptoms attend
the disease, and NJ other
times very few 1T them, hut
the LfNEn h gcncrally the
organ most Involved.
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A. J. HAZLEwOOD, N. d.,
THE NEW AMERICAN

Operative and Mechanical Dentist, I72 West Hl
st., Cincinnati A good set Of Teeth for S.
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WV ,pvrRrisrxrSrs.

The Crucial Test Of the value ola medicine
T. time. Docs experience confirm the claims put
forth In It's favor ~ the OUTSET y the grand ques
ton Apply this criterion simple, yet 90 sesrce-
ing, 10 TkRRANr's EFrrRN rs ENf SsLtzkp Art-
RtKSr. How has u worm What has been It's hts
tory How does u stand todayf
Tarrant's Seltyer Apcrient
is q household name throughout the United states
u Is administered as specific, aud with success IN
dyspepsia, sick headache, nervous debility, liver
complaint bilious remittcnts, bowel complaintsOcs-
rccially coust pation) rheumatism govt gravel nau-
sea, the complaints peculiar to the m,,ernsl sex,
aud all types Of inhanmn. ION 80 mild u " In It's
operation that II l given with perfect safety 10
the eblest child aud agreeable l. u 10 the.ssie.
- refreshing 10 the palate that children never re-
mse TO take u. for sale by al druggists,
q 20 week ga your own town. ,srms aud -
SOV outht free. n HALLETr AGO Portland. Me.
D. .xtra Wac MIXED Cards, with name 10 cts.
81 postpaid. L. JONES co, Nassau, N. Y.
So $50 s. Ss' a SSs s's'i; sIS'
S55S 81. 1ie e NF,e,. ,,S Sr Mn, ,s.
SIO n day at home. Agents wanted. Outht aud
Ok termsfrce. TRrESCo.. Augusta, Maine.
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lnIorters aud dealers In Bry G"o.s IAdiss' Miss.z
aud 'hillrcn's SHOES, Millinery Goo-is aud Notioii
~ aud 40 West Fuurih street, bet. Hace aud lin
Cheapest house in Cincinnati.
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THE WHITE sULpnER SPRINGS,

kno~n ~orh-~ idc CIR the many healing virtues oi
it, ~ai.rs, are lazatsl immediately on the lsse Of
this great pleasure route, while many othsrs, ID
equal iasrit, lie within short disianre aud easy
access Of ny regular lines Of hnt class concoTJ
CuAfhe-.
by examining our map AID time tables you will
mud the mo@t desirable route, our assugsr- hay.
the privilege Of stopping Al any u the spring. In
th' mountains al Virginia, aud Iesuming their
Journey AT pleasure, No other line can offer these
Inducements. Tar Toad-bsd Is hIst-slass In every
particular.
Train. cquipI-.l with all mo.icrn improvement.
Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse Air Brake,
aud everything that Ia necessary bT the oonlfOTt
aud convenience OF passengers
To NAV lnkk yea have ch"ics of two routes eli
lhef VIA GorioHs,ille, Washington, etc, 10 via
hirhmon., taking one of the magnihcent steamers
OF the pld Dominion Ocean steamship Com I,sny,
passing within view Of all the places 81 historical
Interest va the james river, Old Point Comfort fOr-
ire-. Nanros Hampton Roads, Rip Raps, James
tosn, etc.
1Er rml IISE, aud he convinced that this Is the
Finest Pleasure Route on the Continent.
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RICHARD w00LLEY 4 SONS,

Wholesale dealers In lamI~, Chandeliers. Hal
Lights, Brackets and Lamp Stocks Goal oil, Fetu
leum FLUID, Lamps, Ac. les Walnut street.
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lmporters aud wholesale dealers In French Chin
Foreign GLASSWARE, German. French and Ens
Fancy Goods % aud "a W. FOURTH streets.
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Importers II Fancy Gos-is and TOYS, Gallery, sta
iionsry, Druggists Sundries, Musical Wars, Sno
ksrs Articles Baskets, Lava, china aud H-,heniiai
GLASSWARE, 40 ". Fourth street Prompt attention
to orders by mail.
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RemoyaI-FAuNESTOCK- Dentist.
KNOSr BROS. A Co.

To \. T.. cor. of seventh aud Race ITS. Dr D. sIs
cialty OF eNtraeting teeth without pain. Fresh "a
daily. Has had q Yrs. experience, aud there ar
A5. Uln naIne. Ol pallenls on his Ie.isIer.
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ELECTION NOTICE

J. BLAIN, c. L. c. c.
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Manufacturers OF Pine Harness leather, and deal
ers Ia Leather, Shoe Guuis Hide and Ofl Ms
ia AMI 10 Main II. lci sth aud 5th.
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Importer aud Manufacturer of lpki ing Glas~e. and
Picture Francs Ut every description made TO order
Ebony, Mora Antique Frame~ and Passpartuts III
Photographs No. 20 W foarth 1t.
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G2 WHITING. montiB, hookhec,lns. aritn.
Pp mcuc, spelling. FAME College, " BONerY. In
Town lVilese removed WI Broadway.
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bulu, very ulscOnnOcteuly'
Lamb Of God pray Fric nds didn't think you would
treat Friends, you see what an awful death am
dying and it's all account " woman. Friends take
warning do any thing 10 be hunv Tor.
feel willing 10 die but II is an awful state and dread
dying a. do
Rev. Mr.. Pierson then approached and asked,
Walton do you feel that Jesus 10 with you ~
The culprit replied. F" do; and pray God that
George Bankss soul IL IN heaven. VIII you
pray and sing some for mop Al 20 minutes 10
another prayer was offered w for the doomed
man and he fervently said amen. and begged
the Lord to hear his prayers.
At III minutes to- Walton was again lifted on
tho trap door by Deputy Beale. to whom hesaid.
. want to nsk you ono question before die
ID any one over tell you that | once killed II
man in TcnncssecW Mr. Benle replied, y" Yes.
your wife told me-" Walton then turned to tho
spectators and said. Gentlemen. don't believe
It, give you my dying word TINT have never
killed any man but George Banks"
At II minutes to 2 HE trigger was released.
and Walton. with an unfinished prayer on his
lips was suspended. His hands were pressed
tight against his breast. his body mctionless.
At l6s minutes to 2. he begnn to throw himself
around. kicking in tho air and suffering untold
agonies. At 10 minutes to e he quoted, and
began slowly drawing himself and gently drop
ping. his hands extending out. At IL minutes
to 2 DR.. J. NJ. Boyle examined his body and pro-
nounced life nearly extinct. AIS minutes "
his heart had ceased to beat.