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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
lrgal advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

kENNEBEC, IS:
'b'AhEN On ENEtl TION. and will De sold nv
a publc auction, on Saturday TIE third ,av Of
MaN' a. - is'9, nj ten O'Clock In the forenoon nj
u" once on H. = Webster, Esq In Gardiner in said
county, all the right in equity " hch J,drdini Ihn,
as Jr., now known as Je,lediah Thomas of Curdi.
ner, III SAID County, has ON this .l,th ,l,v /, 4
March, lS'g, the time when the same vns s.i~.d an,
Sald execution, 10 ltdttn the following desrrih,d
real estate, situated in Gardiner. IN said county In
wit: "''' :"
y certain lot of land situate in said Gardiner Loia
the northwest half of lot number three ON {; straa
ana thtr. measuring four rods, and is bounded nnrtI
westerly by snid street, and extending south.ns,rI
hali the distance between and II streets toeeth,r
with the buildings thereon being the same n,,n,is.s
conveyed to said j, lrtliah Thomas b th. nm.
Ic,'G'ah ihomas, Ir.. 10y Silas labtr by his deed
49, r'p' ;tiI ls,I, and recorded in the k,nncbec
Registry OF Deeds Book lqA parr IA
Also one other parcel of hand situut. in suid c.,
",SI' ana bounded ~ follows viz: Commenting IN
anu - street AT the northeast corner of In, hand
mn"'e described; thence suuiherly ON thc ,nst,rly
y, ,e apo, described land one half the distan,
"lNtel sad q and II streets: thence ,ns,,,l, a., \
parallel To sand & street cirht t.nths ~ IN ~
tu'htc hoflh'fIt ana pHrcllcl 10 the rnStrI In. ~
me hn,Nc dtscflhtd land TO said {; stree. n,d ,h,
M's"rN on shld & street cighttenths ~ iul or rc
10 bounds hrst mentioned; being I'm, n,r,h,., \.
OF certain piece of land wlcl, >td Theme, .i'''i
W H. H. hhfdihtr, 10y his deed dated Ninv .',i -,
reference I" both of said deeds is hereby mad. f
ihltr description of said premises Said ure,,i,
p"llE Nupe't 10 a mortgage recorded in said kcnpe
p'V h'SiSlrN o1 Deeds, Book ~. unpc art ,,,pu H.,
SAID Thomas To hurlcs swift OF aid I,t1iin =,
secure 'ht PAYMENT of four promssnrv notes nf nm,
huldred dollars each all dated March Isl iS-n n,,n
n' II. "he' iNo' tilrtc and four Years resuectiyc,
roh n'if 'ia'S, with Interest S,mi-annuallv al he
fatr W eight per cent. Tie amount u,,,y ,u, an, .,i
80 rIS. WI "' "l'"t khoMn AZ the time and place
March %, lSsp Y,,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
District Court ofthe United States. District
Of Maine.
In the mattcrof
pa,id { argill.
lt..l,,t

In the mattcrof
li,id arg In Bankruptcv
bankrupt
'I'Iil> l. To GIVE Notice that u petition a. be, n
L presented to the Court, this 2ith ,laV of March,
~ by ihvid 'argl of Fast Livrruufe. in said
District Bankrupt, pray ing that he may be decr,td
10 nave 1hll discharge from all his debts proNable
under til" bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Pc.
tion:
lr l. ORDERED by the Court, that II hearing be- had
upon the same. on the >t Monday of June, A. D.
Nv before the ourt in Portland, in said District
AZ 10 o'clock \. W. and that notice thereof bc pub,
li>htd in the Lewiston W., XIV Gazette, and the
lhilE hennchec Journal WspdIicrs printed in
said District once week for three successive weeks
ond once in the Weekly kcnncbec journal
the last publication To be thirty DAYS least hefor,
the day oi hearing. and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons IN interest NAV
appear AZ said time and place, and show cause il aiN
they have why the prayer of said Petition should
he granted.
WM. L. pREBIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
STATE OF MAINE,
TREAsrRkR's OFFICE.

1kEAStRkR's OFFICE
AUGUSTA, April 3, ls1gi
ZION the following townships tracts of land
- not Liable Ia be taxed in any town, the follow.
my assessments were made for county lax of lA;p
by the county Commissioners Of Hancock county,
on the 18th day of March, 1879:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
State News.

On Friday last, as Mr.. Alden Butler was
at work in the mill for Messrs DYER & Co..
in Eastbrook edging board with the circu-
lar, he had the misfortune of having two of
his fingers taken off by the saw from his right
hand, which will probably detan him from
labor for some time.
The Chronicle reports that the numbering
operations for the winter at Eustis. are well
nigh completed. 1t has been very favora-
BILE winter for operators. Supplies of all de-
scriptions are very cheap. The best grade of
hay may be purchased at ten dollars per ton.
dressed.
The Castine Packing Company began put
ting mp cans last Tuesday, aud the shrill
whistle calling the young men and maidens
to begin the seasons work was most well
come sound.
\ little daughter of Mr. Frank Robinson.
who resides on Maple street. Bangor died of
diphtheria Thursday forenoon Two other
children of Mr.. RS are sick with the same
disease.
During the past winter Moosehcad Lake
has not been suitable for travelling on il with
teams 4 very heavy snow storm occurred in
the fall just after the ice had formed on the
surface Of the lake. The ice in the lake did
not therefore acquire any where near its
TO go by the land road instead of crossing the
lake.
Our New Portland CORRESPONDENT writes
that three four -year-old colt, were sold in
that town this week for 500 to Lewiston
parties. Somerset Repoytef.
The Sentinel SAYS that new CANNING fac.
tory has been fitted up in PASSPORT. to be de-
voted to the canning Of Holsters, corn. squash.
blueberrics, etc. 1t j. expected that the
factory will be kept in operation the ycar
round.
Frank IIiscock of Pennington. had hi,
horse killed at the Norcross bridge last Fri
day, by stepping on a pointed stick which
New up and pierced the horses bowels caus.
ing death in a few moments
The Elm House in Brun.wick. formerly
Bowdon Hotel, has been opened hv Mr. David
Clark.
At the annual meeting Of the Norridgcwock
Agricultural Society. the following officer.
were elected Pre-. Anscl llulwav. Fairfield
V Pres, Harper Allen, Smithncld: See. G.
T. Warren. Norridgewock Treas. G. Il.
Barker Norrdgewock Trustees. j. : Long.
ley, W. D. Haynes, {. b. Cragn
diminutve infant. weighing about "A
pounds. the child Of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
King Of Orono, died Sunday at the age of :
DAYS It, form, although small was perfect
The remains were visited by great number
of the citizens of that town.
Thirty unfortunates now occupy quarter,
in the county Jail of Penobscot county
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The place TO get
PrEE MEDICINES .Af ow p,,oac
PAkTkIDGEs DRUG STORE. ''Ne''
fab l3feodif
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Argal advertisements.
District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the matter of
Joseph l.. i'ruc.

In the matter of
Joseph l.. True. , In Bnnkrllutcv
Bankrupt.
INIlS l. 10 GIVE NDrI, T. Ihut n urttiou bn.
been presented to the Court this 2lth duy of
march, 80 10y Joseph l.. Iru. OF Benton in said bis
met bankrupt pray ing that he may be ,l,cr,.d IL
nave iull discharge from all his debts pro, able nm
ton, r.
lf l. ORDERED by Il Court that II Ia airing III, had
upon the same, on the first MONDAY of Dune A. u
le'p. before The toult in Portland, in said District
~ 10 O'Clock \. W., and that notice thereof be- pub
,st" III IA" pail! hrhnchcc Journal andthe Ban gol
Wing and courier. LewsIslI,ers printed i'm nj,
DISTRICT once week Tor three successive weeks ant
once Ia the Nukly kenltlec Journal, the last pub
htiton T." bc thirty day nj least before the dn. o
hearing and that all ere diiors who have proved the
d,hts and Other persons in interest, may appear al
,ald iiMt ana place" and show caus,, if any the,
nave, why the PRAYER of said Petition should not b,
granted. WM. /. PREBLE.
'apI>- l5-:,9.-& wult9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
District Court Of the United States, for
the District of Maine.

DISrHI,T or MAINE,
In the matterOf Foster.
Brown and AlunZu y. Good T., ,,,
win, partners as Brown x !" """Ai"l't'!'
Goodwin, BankrupS,
Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant 10 an order
hom court, second general meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrup., VIII be held 1T the Court House in
augusta, in suid District, ON the I'D
day of April \. d. le;9 At 10 O'Clock \. NJ. before
John W May Esq, ole OF the registers IN bankrupt.
cy IN said district, TOR the purposes named in section
jUre of the Revised Statutes of the United States
Title Bankruptcy.
2wlj RICHARD q. tONANT, Assignee,
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WM. l.. rREBLE.
CLERK of District Court for said District
4fft.s.

hENNEBEC COFNTl-Ta Proiafe C0nrta In.
0Hstt. On he fourth HoBday ar March, 1871
pEhE'tA \. BENNER. Guardian Of Lizzie f.
Ii Btnner of l'ti>tun in said County, minor.
hali ing pciiiuned for license TO .cll AT public atc-
iiu private alc the follow ing real estate Of said
ward tht proceeds To hc placed ON interest, viz All
the tntrts; of said ward in parcel OF land decided
10 AlOHzo Bennrr by Elizabeth j. Hunt also another
by Alden Bcnncr, situated in piitston. aud joining
said home >ttad farm. Also homestead farm
olnEKEp. That notice thereof be- given three
weeks succ, sshey prior to the fourth Mendav of
April mNt, in the kennebcc Journal Il news
paper printed in Augusta thar all persons interested
may attend III Court of Probate then to be holden
AT Augusta aud show cause, ii any, why the PRAYER
of said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAkLR, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES iEWiNS, Register. 3w 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

kENNEBEf, SIS
INAkEN ON EXECUTION, and viii be sold b,
i public auction, ON Saturday, the third day %
May, y ID. 1877, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, al
the office of +. W Whiiehouse in Augusta, In sal,
County. all the right in equity which Alfred Haskell
OF said Augusta, has, to redeem the following
described real estate, situated in Augusta. in sal,
County, and bounded aud described "a follows, viz
certain lot or parcel of land with the building,
thereon, situated in said Augusta. east idle of tho
river, bounded and described n follows. to wit Ol
the west by Belfast road ON the east by land o
Allen l-nInbard deceased ON the north by said Bel
last road and on the south by land of Albert Bolton
containing sixty five acres, more being ZANE land
bought by shd a,kell of Martha \. Merrill and
Melvin A. Merrill by two different deeds.
said premises being subject 10 mortgage, record
ed in the kehnehec Registry of Deeds Book 3l3
page a02, given by sHid Alfred Haskell to Martin
'. u. Chase OF said Augusta To secure the payment o
one promissory note, for four hundred dollars dated
june I'd, ls1s payable in two years lom said date
with interest III eight per cent. per annum payable
semi annually until paid The amount due ON said
mortgage will be made known AT the time and place
of said sale. WIN. II. LIBBY, Sheriff
March 10Th, $50, .iWli
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Sheriff. Sale.

RICHARD o. CoNANT. Assignee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

hhAALBEf COZ NTI.-h Proiafe cart. at
i"Gastd, an Hc t""rh Honoiog ~ Harch JS7g
\ 'LkIAiN iN>IRt MENf purporing TO be
"A the last will and testament Of Winfield \ Gre"
YER late Of Iitchh, Id in aid County. l,c,n,td hav
my been presented for probate:
'ihEEtb mat notice thereof he given thr,,
weeks successfully prior Ia the fourth Monday al
Nlri' htNt, IN the kcnnobec journal. a new.ua.
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at ourt of Probate then to be. hold, II
~ Augusta, and show cause if any, why the mid
instrument should not be proved approved and MI
lowed ~ the last will and iesian, of the said de
ceased II. X. BAkER, Judge,
Attest: CHARLES IIEWINS, Erpistrr. MI;
kENNEBEC COZ NTy-In pcobate f,.yt b.y.,t
Is73: - "'"'
'NHoMAS LITTLE, Executor Of the last i'll and
testament of Mary Allen. late of Augusta
~ sah county: deceased, having presented his
hr>t account n Executor of said will for allowance.
pEbElEp That notice Il cr,of be given three
weeks successfully prior To the fourth MONDAY al
April next, in the kenncbcc journal a u.wspuu.r
printed III Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend at Probate Court then to be- held nj An.
gusta, aud show cause, il any, why the same shoulJ
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
Attest-CHARLEs llEwINs. Register 3wi5
kENNEBEC COF'NTI-In (ourtof I,,.lafe. b,jI
al fHgHsf0, on the foHrfh Monday or Mar,b
10. - ''
1)LBECCA \. BENNER. widow IF Alonzo E,n.
IL ner. late of fittston, in laid county deceased
uNihG presented her application for allow anre out of
TIE personal estate OF said deceased
ORDERED, mat notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, in the kenli.b,c journal
lrncd in Augusta, in suid County that all person,
Interested may attend ~ Probate Court to BE- held
Ut Augusta. on the fourth Monday Of April next
ana show cause, II any they have. why the PRAYER of
sai' petition should not he granted.
H. h. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IIEwINS, Register. 3wIi.
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HINTS REMEDY

HUNTS REMEDY
i purcly Vegetable, and
i, usedb by the advice oi
Physicians. II has stood
the test of time for &c
years, and the utmost re-,
lance may be placed in
II. ONE TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE loU. SEND
for pamphlet To
WI. T.. CLARK f.
PRoNIpEN'E. X. T.,
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
AUGUSTA Mar. %. 1879, I
A Adjourned session of the Executive Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus
tn, Monday, the 18th day of April next at O'Clock
r. N. Attest r.. IL. COVE, Secretary of State.
2wlf
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, HARRISON WING of Sidney, in
w the county OF keineb,.c, aud State of Maine
by deed of mort gage dated February 9TH, 100, and
recorded in kennebec Registry of Deeds, Book 322
page 3i9 reference to which is hereby made, convey
ed to Gideon Wing of said Sidney, IA certain undi
vided half part of certain parcel of land situated in
said Sidney. and being the farm which said Gideon
Wing now lives, consisting of the whole of lot mum
hered and part of lot numbered j. on the Gore; and
Whereas thf conditions of said MOI gage have been
broken, claim % fprfcose the same, and give this
notice for TINT purpose. GIDEON WING.
Sidney, March -, lssJ. 3wl4
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Courts OF Insolvency.

\ollCk Ie hei. by gwen, then Courts Of Insol.
" frncy, viii be held al the Pr la - Cfli,p IN
Arsue'a on tie scc onh and fourth AIonca,s i'm
cr'h onlh, At Two U clock in tie afternoon until
oihtwise ordct ed.
,nu II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Nv is-s .s...,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Itis very evident 10 the most casual
observer that an unusually large num-
Der Of lawyers 20 10 make up the pres
ent House. And about half oi the few
Others are doctors -Four out ot ave OF
the bills introduced are in relation Ia
Courts, Judges OF Justices, and are gcn-
erally productive II warm debates
among the legal fraternity gathered
thcrc In these discussions the medical
gentlemen hold alooi, but when 4 school
hill Conles mp are Immediately on the
T,t ugS. The presence ot - many pro
ics,iOnals evidently arises irOm the tact
that % have q profession rSsQuires = GER
tain amount oi education and intelli-
gence.
Hon. Jack Arnold, from Weston, lie
hyered 4 glowing speech in behalf OF the
poor and suffering unfortunate luna
tics a; the ASYLUM His bill VGs upon
is second reading and a motion hal
been made 10 re-comDit IL, which motion
he opposed The bill appropriated $50
O0O. and a biennlal tax 60 complete the
asylum, and Mr.. PennyhAcker stated
that u was more than the Directors
asked Cor. Mr. Arnold said he didn't
know what other men might feel, bat
for hls single sell his heart bled for the
suffering anfOrtunAseS His eloq uencs
Was in vain and the ball re-committed-
II Is impossible 70 follow al bills
through their various readings, and ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
MISSISSIPPI.
Bloody Tragedy.

MEMPHIS, January 23.-The following
particulars of a bloody tragedy com
mitted on Tuesday at Sunhower Land
ing, Coahama county, Miss, was re-
ceived this afternoon. The statements
OF two eye-witnesses are as follows:
Lawson Woodbridge and K. \.
Glover, two young men, had difficulty
last Saturday, which resulted in Wool
bridge Telling his antagonist. Peace
between the two was apparently made,
as they parted friends. Tuesday, Wool
dridgs, who is clerking in Hudson's
stnre, at Sunfower Landing, had re-
turned from the interior, whittier
he had been sent on business,
When about entering the store,
VIM. Glover, a brother to the man
with whom Woodbridge had difficulty
on the Saturday previous, deliberately
without warning fired Il double-barrelled
shotgun at Woodbridge, killing him in
stantly, nine buckshOt taking effect in
his breast. After the assassination VIM.
Glover and his brother Cooley, walked
out OF the stsre, the brother reInarking
that he was sorry he had not been per
mitted to do the killing. After the ex-
citement of the murder had partly sub
sided a party went in pursuit OF the
murderers and, it is thought, will effect
their capture. Woaldridgc's remains
were brought to this city this afternoon.
Many relatives OF deceased reside here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Body OF a Dead Man Found
Packed i'm an Old Trunk, En-
Route to the Dissccting Table.

FoRT WAYNE, IND., January 22.-This
m.rning at | o'clock, when the passen-
ger train on the Fort Wayne, Jackson
and Saginaw railroad arrived here, and
the baggage was being taken out Of the
cars, one Of the trunks burst open, and
was found to contain the naked, dead
body of man, apparently about thirty
years of aye. The body had been
squeezed into the trunk in a very
strange position, resting upon the back,
with the legs bent at the knees. There
were bruises about the chest and face.
1t vas at first believed that the body
was that of some man who had been
murdered, but is now supposed to he a
subject intended for the Fort Wayne
Medical College. The body was placed
on the railroad train at Waterloo, Ind.
1t is now at the morguc, AMI the matter
will be thoroughly Investigated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
Killed BIZ the CArs.

IT. LoCEs, January "a special from
jefferson City says: Horace J.. Hyde,
a brother oi Vim. Hyde, managing e1i-
tor oi the ~ Louis RsPvlI.olH, va run
over 10y a railroad train on the Missouri
Pacific rusd hear BOnRett's Mill.
about seventeen miis- east 81 jefferson
CITY. this morning, and instantly
killt-l. Mr. Hyde vas well known
nevsTapcr reporter Nho had been con
nect,-i uIth mo-t Il the iournsl. q thI.
CITY al different timer during several
YEAR pzst lie Wss the only rtgnlsr
NEWSPAPER correspondent With the vel
low lever Reljef Committee 0n the
steamer CbsniLers dOsn ilis Nl--i-sippi
riYer at summer, and ErOte SoSD- very
interesting accOuRts oi ihs trp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24

VAS RuRrS, AJAX, January IA
little wholesome administration of the
law in Scott county during the past
year having driven number OF dcsper.
a,loes from the county and somewhat
uuictcl the spirits of outlawry reigning
rampaut there, few of the bloods still
residing in the county have other fields
i'm which to vent their turbulent spirits.
The little town ol Salem, in Sebastian
county, "A few miles from the Scott
county line, has of late been the rem
deyyo,ls oi a numbcr.of these turbulent
characters, where they have ated their
appetites Tor Arkansas corn juice, over
awrl the tinid inhabitants 10y day and
made night hilcous with their demo
niac Wells. 4 lew DAVIS ago one 81 these
Young bloods wa arrested at salem for
disturbing the peace anil carrying con
ccalcd weapons lie gave bond fr hir
appcarancc before the Town Magistrate
Tor trial ON yesterday. When the hour
for trial arrived hc made his appearance.
accompanied Nv seven or eight al his
boon companions. all armed with rcvol.
ycrs AMI saturated with the necessary
amount of iorty-rod whisky.
During the progress oi the trial some
Of the party drew their revolvcrs. and
male an assault on Tony Mes, one of
the town officials. An attempt was then
male to arrest the offending parties,
hut they resisted. and q general fight fol.
lowed. In which one II the Scott county
men named Hawthorn was shot down
and instantly killed, two Others being
severely wounded. The remainder of
the boys mounted their horses and left
town before any further arrests could
I've made. Officers and citizens followed
the party to Dayton, a little town three
miles distant, where they came upon
them again and further resistance being
made, a.,other fight cnsucd, In which
two ~ the party were captured. not
however. until one wa. hs'ily voundsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
THE CREAM OF THE HEws.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.


GO,lieb Ieyer sas severely injurri IN
a er,al mine zt Mason city, W. Va,
we.lBes-Iry. by falling slate.
John A. Lloyd, druggist, of Fairmon',
committed suic,sle Wednesday, by
Jumping into the MODonssbelA riyer.
Business on the liner II the PenBsyi.
vAniA RAilroavl east u Pittsburgh AMI
Erie show All increase t~ isss; lines
west Il tbo-e T>,inis, decrease.
JAMS ". Gzh. = prominent rifiLen
oi CiBeBnati, died lsst night
4 FIRE at -. Jo-eph. Mich, lzst night,
destroyed Wells a Coz store bOus~ and
a larse stock II baskets. Estinstssi lo>.
g. 90; insurance 800.
Capt. iisyennzn. eI.jsiler ~ Cinein-
uzfi, while gping home late "Wednesday
nislIi, "a, gzrOtteI by tso men and
robbed u a valuable gold watch and
chain and sum II money.
TLomas Jasper A Co.'S elevator si
Quincy, H., burp-i wednesday. Los,
$1,000; aninsurd. The IRE wss a
incendiary origin. tz
At Fort Wayne, Ind, Tuesday, th1
body of dead man was iound paeked
In an oh trunk on . p2srnrvr train, eu
route for the disectinx tzbis oi the Forl
Wayne Medical College.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
FAIRMONT, W. VA.
Body of a Missing Man Found
I'm the River.

FAIENaNT, January -. - JRo. \.
Uovd. aC,i ifty years, who has been
missing since the 18th, VAS found in the
Mononeahela river AZ this place to-day.
Agains, his will some time agO. he sid
whisky % two Young men who hs,ame
intoxicaieSl. fell into the river. and were
drowned This proved upon his mini
80 that he commenced drinking hard,
and threatened to jump Of the suSpcn-
sion bridge several times. He owned
and carried on 4 drugstore worth from
S5.OOO % $500. He leaves = wife and
eight children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
Railroad Accident.

MILWAUKEE, January 9.-While a
freight train on the Milwaukee and -
Paul railroad was switching at Racine
Junction last evening, the brake chain
on aloaded car broke. Ia order to pre-
vent il from running of, the switchman
turned the switch and let the car on the
main track. The car started south al
great speed, and when a mile and half
south Of here, ran into Passenger train
10. 3 irum Chicago, breaking pair Of
trucks on the engine, and inhIcting
other slight damages. The freight car
was broken to piescs and it, contents act
on FIRE. None Of the pAssengrr cars &C.
cupied were injured. The fireman
jumped from the engine and was slightly
injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
Ohio LEGISLATURE

CoLUNBUs, o., January 25.-ln the
senate this evening the House hill
directing Sheritfs 10 publish legal al
yertisements in German newspapers,
where the value Of the property 10 be
sold reaches 500, was passed. \ bill
was introduced 10 allow deposltions on
oral testimony, as well a. attdavlts, 20
be- in support Of motions for new TRIALS.
In the House this afternoon bill Was
introduced 10 compel lee producers to
list their property for taxation.