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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

cartrtep Rtetpe. uno trug eth arcess
Sdnrel In Der DAM, peldss BON einen
ibnuBigen rOtben Iaidentu9 suiam.
nlenssbalten purps
DieisS 5fnste fie unp na6sem ie per.
rcorrsnes 3sua, Der Anii9t Der Siege,
mad "Afrttanii6", asmurmelt bate, iastt
fs, ne beige sas Sell an peI6em BIT
Ndnaer sebdnst iporpsn istsn. Srssnr
elm StadrsS SeiIes, pel6ss fe beribrt
iders zen SsfiBsr ssssn bic feinrlslissn
plane trssnp elmer gsrion uRp gifi
pirce fir eenieIbeu pirfunsslcs fem.
Damn i6uitt ls cas- Seil in feline Stite,
murmslte einise Borte. beiprtnste ole
einsslnsn SbsiIs nit einsr GliTistett aus
etnsm alien 8ruse uno Serfaufte iie ~
80 Gents. Der anprans mar 70 srps.
raB Die Rdnner ii9 UNI Die StIfs
i6lusen. rsIa did s... POI. ...ls.
Diele Geremcnie eauerte bis etrpa crei
ubr, als ale Stdds pss Sstles psrfauft
paren. unp ca nod ni6t ale 8aubes
iu&er Elm Stid erbalten battsn, ssbsbrs
cetsn fe fb ipte pabnfnnis unp batsn
bic alte Sers. ibnen nur cine Safer ces
Stiles sa ssbsn. Dteie iaste, pas aass
ancere pirtunsslos isi, nur St1fe BON
ben S!sicsrn, in peldsn bic 5inssri1tes
ten besrabsn rpurpsn, piren nit benz
3auber bebaftet. Msbrsrs 0sssr lisf.n
cann mad Dem 9rabs untsr benz 4alsen.
I'm pie 9et6sn aussusrabsp unp ibnsn
bic 8IsiCsr aus;usisben. Salp aber
fdrsten ile in Der yrSstsn aufresuns in
Die S6euns unp ibppren, pas tie eez
isbsn bdtten, pie pts MSrrer Tim tire
0rdbsr beruml pa;terten. aa-
Das alte @etb srbSbte nod bic stuf.
resuns capu:6. eae es fasts. GO babe Den
WSresrn Elm amulet ssseben, ,psebaIb
cielelben nidt sefcrben istsn. Oas ST.
bstmniB BON Der Sl6e mar, saB spst
3ei9enriubsr am 9rabe Der 5inaert9s
tstsn BON cen Nssern BET ibrsr Arbsit
iiberrai6t .pprpsn paren. Na6pem rts
4ufresuns ii6 seLest. purpen Ian; unp
@eiaus bis Wprssn8 um 5 llbr fortses
isBt. Die Setrissrin bate aud nod
seiast paB ale pisienisen, tpeI6e auf
Dem 9alasnbau setan;t bdttsn, 70 LANCE
tanisn fSnntep,. pte fe tpOQten, ieIbit
tpsnn fe no Sabre alt pirpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

Die Mnpsasang ess Sbssres in
9artenbau. 8efanntli& faust RE
i&parse Garbe bic SiBe eth, unb elm
fransbfl6r @drtnsr bat fi9 bteies pbpfis
i&e geitB su muse ssua&t unp aasS
5olspsrt leiner Srsibbduier nit einsnr
BON Der Steinfoblensass Fabrication bera
rlbreneen Cheer anireiben lafen. DieIe
Operation seidab am anfanse pss 8ins
tiers. Der @irtner srfaunte aber ausers
prssntli&. ais sr I'M Grlblins bemerfie,
na6 ale Spinnen Suno nisetsn In zen
Irsibbiuisrn sal1wunpsn paren; sus
benz ssiste cine felt spet Sabren eabin@
fsrlsnee Spalierrebe Elm gan; selunosS
frt16ss Iusieben unp periprab. sablrsite
Grd9te su trassn. DaS bra9te bisraus
ben @drtnsr auf bic Spee, eaS Cheer,
pas ibm 70 ib5ne Hslultats sssebsn
bate, aasemsin in anpenpuns ~ brinA
asn, uno jsBt purce IQes iapars ansea
tri4en, ris Saumpfable, bic Spalierla.a
ten unp Der Gus Der BON Snlsetsn beima
ssiudtsn Sdumdeu. Seine grprimsnts
rparsn Don Grfols ssfr5nt ; &aupsn nno
Sbneden SsrlbWanpen ME nit sinsm
3aubeiblas unp SauHte unp Spalisre
belueen ii4 nit sablrsi@sr 6ru@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
ben Cages. fsbt fi1 absr mod spst WaI
nah ceun pofIbalter UNI.

ben Cages. iisbt f6 aber nod 3pet WaI
mad Zen, poalbalter UNI.
Bir wiTsa. sp.r Der grsmcs sspeieu
1T. Na9rem sr tas 8srcerbsn Der 9es
baBtsn i'm @anse rpeis, elite sr aus Der
5simatb, osren 9opsn ibm untsr Den
Gdsen ;u bremen anfdnst. Die 3eit III
lang ssnus, sbs er Die 9rsn;e erret6t,
iibsr zen Scpsnise fommt uno auf
Sbpeiser Grpe sslanst. aber fstn 9s>
eunfs pes WitlsipS nit ben Spfsrn, ees
men untsrrse has 0srbansniB INNER
ndber fommt, bat 8aum tn ieinsm per-
zen, nod osntt sr an Die armen, Die pa'
bel nit ssrIamattsrt rpercen mfiien, ps,
slet6 Ge ibm nte etpaS su 0eice sstbar.
ST renft nur an pie @sbasten, nit tsufs
lti6sr Greuce malt er I6 aus, pte
fe perpuncsrt letn rpereen iter ete
&if6en, bic pom unbefannter Saup elm
setsn. Gr fisbt i'm Settle pie pie 5ano
pes IopfsinpsS ben Dedel Der Stife faet
- Ia Gin Yliy uno Elm S3lae, uno
cxr9 pas 3aHsln ees 3uaes bincur6
slaubt fem DIR nit @puuf ben Gopes'
iarsi pss sstrcfensn Spfsrs su bSrsn.
galp Bat er bic 9ohbarefrase errsi6t.
Bon bort aas I9rsitt sr nod einmal an
feline Usrpanptsn. Gr stnse na6 Hcm.
laat er, fe m56ter ale ieire Ssfannten
arissn. rur ben @Ss In Sayinsen uno
ben GiIter In @eifnsen niat, penn an
oieIe, fest er nit iatanii6em 0is bin;u,
babe er Ieltt nod D9rdbe" abssianct.
eafen mir ben 9srbrs1er ;ieben; er miro
benz sipissu uno sspiB au4 BEN iretlden
&d6sr nt6t entsebsn.
Wit ben 9erbre6sn sebt eS pte ben
Gptpsmisu; einmal aussebro&en, wirfsn
fe anRrsfsnc unp Elm Saa elmer neusn
tsuFii6en gusbsit stsbt cen anpsrn na&
iia.
Dir aber febsn erfiarrt Dor benz @b'
arunS bdmontlber SoSbstt, aus pelGem
Iol6e 9ertrs6en ssbpren pereen fSnaen.
eanse eggplant. NIT faltblttiser nsberles
auns pcrbrreitst, fol- pas llntsrnsbmen
SpUfibrt Der Torfeinb aus it6srer Ssrns
sstrpTsn rsreen, slet6saltis III Gem Ser
BREEDER bic Wsnse Der uni9ulcissn, rusl6s
nit ,u @runee sebsn. llnc pel6es
srauIame Ssrbdnsnis spinst tte pof,
bic TIRE Oienfe benz Irofte Der Samilte,
Der Snunei1aft Der eisbe. allen Sdnfen
ees Brieosns rpeibt. benz ru&Icien WSr>
Der ,u @iQsn su istn, ietn t6ptlid 9si6OB
In Die 8cbnfdtte blubenrsn eebens III tras
sen 2 aG es III Elm ldpadsr SrUt rab
aud jene 0srtrebsr Elm Ibsil fnc. nies
ner 8raft, pie fsts pas g5ie nil, unp
ras gute i4aft."
Soften MIR liebsr. bas infer esuti&sS
9atelanb fcrtan BON fOten 8erbrs6ern
pel9pnt blstbe, uup bae feline Ioft nf6t
rpister - Wprssislsn pisnen mGfs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
Gin Ssrsniabbatb.
Rsssrtau, untsr BEN 8alssn.

Die Gsi6i6ts ersisnste id lsBte
0p6e in Rep 8snt Court 6auie, Sirs
stnia, unb pirb pie fplst ersdblt : u5eute
Wcrssn UNI 5 llbr enoete elmer Der merfs
p~arcisfsn Sdqe, rpsl6e pte @ei6i6te
9irstnien's fsnnt - Elm 9alsenbau.
9etsrn parsn ,pei Neser Namsns pat
rid Smitb unit Sulius Gbriftan psssn
Worpss aebdnst pVreen unc Die Sins
rittur9 batte Sunrerte BON Wenlten
aus Der sanssn llmssasnp b%isrberseloft.
Namtntli6 pas farbise Clement mar
iia,f psrtrstsn. Gs mar Elm 9alatas
fir bic Nsser unp fe paren in ibrsn
bsten Ssisrtassfleipsrn eri6tsnen.
Die llmssbuns res 0alssns glib
einem Sabrmarft. Susen purpen er.
ri6tst, bas selebrte S&pein, Der 5euers
sIsr unp Die pidfe Srau Der 8e!t pa:en
susssen. au9 einise wanpsrnee WIiis
fantsn battsn ii9 stnssfunben. Na9
Der 5inri6tuus sinssn bic 8sissn meg,
eie Nsser absr trisben ii1 tn Der Ndbe
Der grdbsr ser Sinseri6tetsn une pes
@alssrs bis um Mittsrna6t umber.
Sis ba.ten ndmlib bei9lOGen einen
BAL a~b;ubalten. Der aber etnem Mbsrs
slaubsn sufplse .ni@t Dor Witterna9t
beginner eurfte. Cine sroee S1sune,
pel1e fi6 In Der Ndbe tsfano. mar iu
BEN 3psfe seriumt pprpen. I'm IL
llbr NOR BE Sbeune aefaqt.
m,,s .,n., a.,r.n mas,.,n .,,.r O..
"u NV % % t.a.h.ms wv wv
Wv S sr;acsi.Isrr mr. .;r,n, Gs,n.r'
i%ni.l.r, Sn psr Spite Der Sdenn. pu,
mnm Elm, SIottfsrrn erridbt,t uns ouf bic.
c,r ssnn her San,meiasr' ,p.lh,r ME 81.
n,rrm mshr,np' Der Suosriasn ousrisf
ga mar Elm. Sdr,dlihe Seens' Sn ben
Gdsn aons,n Snob,n, msIt. SodsIn
nnn aihtsmbeI, bislten' yiss.u Sodsin
,ntfi,a Elm ibmor,er. pidt.r Suolm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
Srans bon gong Song In China.

ueber ptelsn Srano miro Der 9onspner
ypaQ Waa 9asette" bert1tst .@ir
bates Elm aufrseuuss Sabr ssbabt ; erfi
fam Ger i9rsdli6e &sasnfau In, Wai,
cam, Dor stpa sinem Wonat, pas grps
beben unp jsst ras i@ltmmfs Ssusr, ras
iemals In Dong Song ~ssrpitbet. @om
Dad zines 5auies fab t6, tab msbrere
5iuIer In 8ranp sparen. Der &reis
pom Sassln, uuf pslaem pie Staet fsbt.
erI6eint NIT jspem 4ussnblife tn sreIes
rem 9i6te. Der 9irm, cas- @ei9rei,
bic Sdlfsrufe unp cas bumpfe @sfra1e
Der sinitIr3snren Ddder tpurce lauter
unp lautsr ; Der 6afsn mar 70 bell .rs
Isu6tet, BOP i6 bic Soots aiblsn fonrite.
pel6s BON cen Srisssiaifsn abseitidt
rpurpen. Gnpltb sesen balb bier rlbr
WOrsens bSrts i'd Die srts GrpIoiion
- man fins an, pie 5duier tn bic euft
,u lprenssn -; i6 palisb nun msin
Saus unp gina purb pie Straeen.
rpel6e rsnise Stunrsn ipatsr slsi6faQs
ben Glammsn gum Spfer fsIsu ; iiberau
fies i'd aaf Sbea1lcle, welGe NIT ibren
ssrettstsn Sabltlisfsiten Fadtstsn. Die
Suaeen pareu tsQ pie am Gage unp
Don 3eit ;u 3sit srsittsrte Der SOpsn uns
ter cen Grploipneu, nit psnsn Die Snses
nisure Saus far Saus in bic Cuff
iprerstsa. Der Deftpr unp i9 fansn
sessn 6 llbr nit elmer SGredsnsna&s
ri9t mad Saule. Hiemano bate Die
9srantpprtlt1fsit iibsrnebmen modem.
Die Rsibsa Der &insfi&sn Sduisr in bic
Cuff su iprensen IS tpuree caour6 cine
fofbare 3sit Ssrloren, bis snrli6 Der
9oupsrneur srlbtsn unp Der Sefebl or.
tbsilt purps. Gntli9 nabm BE Stret'
fsnsatbsit ibrsn slnfans. 8ir tattsn
uus faun, nieoereslest IN, strpas auss
suIuben, als eintse 8ulis, nit Sausses
rdtb bslaesn, In un1eren 9arten pranssn
unb uns mittbeilttn, paB ras Saus pes
eriten Wasifrats I'm Geuer fsbe. Dies
mar cine l1rsdlt1e Sunpe. Wsnn pte
Wastfratur psrlorsn mar, 70 mar 90 aud
uu bas gefinsniB uno pas G~tpiIbplpts
tai ssidsbsn. S& elite eOrtbin. als
i'd ben Iruppeneorppn srrsi1te, srbltdte
i1 DOR mir bic ausssbranntsu pier
Wdnee pes SpIpttals unp a&t anpere
srpee @ebdues. Der @oupeueur laste
au mir : SD mubte eaS 6pspttal iprrn'
ssn, nm pas @edpsnis su rstten." Sn
RdRanpem Tone fiste CT binsu ~8c.t
aQetn ptie, mas mir nod tbun mullen,
IS beFnpsn fi@ nabs3u 1000 9efanssns
BARN." YlSBlib srt6ute pas Srpmps'
t%snfsnal nsass surid!" 9lstdseitis
siltsn Die 9snie. Sffsisre, psl@e bic
9unte ssls9t battsn, aus BEN eas @ss
fdnsniB bssrdnssnpen Sintersebdups pcs
Sospttals. 9Isid parauf sel4ab pis
grpIpfpn. Gin nsuss Drdnssn fplste,
pel1sS mir anfanslib ni9t Seritdnpli&
mar. Splpatsn maritirten auf uni
Sefsbls srtSnten. Gin Sremeer trat an
uns beran unr RIFF n9ebsn Ste psiteI
surif, auf isnsn Sisel bort ; mar, brinsi
pie 9sfansensn." SD bSrte pas Conn
manro Die SaYonstte aufsspRany.!"
@lsi6 tarauf eri9ienen bic SOlcater
nit stpa bunpsrt ssfe6sltsn 9sfanssnsn.
wsl1e turb pie Wense tranSporttrt pur.
ben. Salp parauf musts baS Suaprat
Dor Ger prientaliiben 8anf In pie euf
sslprsnst perpsn. SD elite pabin -
bur1 cine enplple Srene psS GlsnpS -
uup fanp bsi msinsr anfunft paB rai
9sbaups nit carafsu&tstsa bsrr't&el
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

SerOme einf ben frans5alden 5bron be-
fteissn miro. Dieter TbronsY ~rdtsnoent
bat ieccd ert Dor rpentsen 0oteur POM
prdiirent SaYsS cine Bunpes. anfeluna
bsfommen uno miro bOfsntlid ben pyattts
I6sn Sinn ieines l~lrslusoaters miitisrltz
der Seits seerbt baden, pas bsiF: an pte
ausldnciibe Sdrfsns 5errlidtstt ni6t
alaubsn i -.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

Die risFgen, hrafii9sn, fasipsnrsr:
unp sfslsrrsssnoen piasn, ans rpbsn ano
srpbsn Snsrsrisussn suiammsn sefsBt,
psrl6pinpsn RAID Dor Or. 9isres's ,,Pur-
gative Pellets" Glnssnsbm abfabrsnps
piQSsn). DieisIbsn iinp In allen apptbs.
fen 81 BADEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05

begged the bag for thread only; She
told them that nothing else would eiiec'
the Charm except small particles OF the
clothing in which the men were buried.
A large party then started oil to- the
grave underneath the gallows, for the
purpose Of disinterring tthe bodies ana
bringing back the garments. They sooI
returned in horror TO the ball room,
swearing that they had seen the two
men who were hanged walking around
the grave. The bag added 10 the ez-
element by declaring at the top OF her
voice, singing out the words, that Smith
and Christian had net died, because she
had given them charm. The secret
is, that the visit OF the dancers TO the
grave frightened off two resurrectionls's
who were after the bodies for the doc
tors. The dancing and singing were
kept up until 5 o'clock. 1t was announc-
ed by the Voudou doctress that all VINO
danced at the gallows bal! would be able
to dance as long IS they lived. no mat
ter if they lived to be ninety one
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05
COMMUNICATES.

Mr.. Editor-I should feel that au
apology would be due to you and your
readers for any further notice Of your
Wheeling correspondent "ObserYer," il
it was not that in quoting Mr. Faulk-
ner's remarks in justification of his vote
against the johnson Bill" in the State
Senate for regulating the charges on
freight, &c, by the B. & o. X r., he
Mr.. F., suggests two very debalable
questions
First. "TIested rights Of his corpora
tion; this is hackneyed and very
much perverted expression. How did
the Is. 81 0. railroad acquire this vested
right, by Inheritance or grant? Ii by
grant, from whomi a legislative body !!
how far can legislative body bind the
sovereign power of the people q legis-
lature cannot make these contracts bind
ing-that would be contracting away
certain elements and attributes of sover-
eighty, and by combination the people
would soon become the mere subjects
of giant corporations. Every iegisla-
ture must assemble with the same pow
er Of its predecessors, and which must
be exercised by its successors; if this
was not the case, We might soon be
bound hand and foot so completely as
to make it unnecessary to have, or not
10 be permitted to convene, legislative
body.
Mr.. Faulkner thought Mr.. Johnson's
bill unconstitutional. IT I understood
Mr.. Johnson's bill right, he did not pro-
pose to regulate the freight, DC, char
ges of the road outside of our State, but
he no doubt did claim under oar Stale
constitution, which declares all railroads
HIGHWAYS, the right to regulate the
charges to be made by the i. & O., or
any other road, with or upon the citi-
zens and products of our State.
Could not the Legislature have exer-
cised its power of eminent domain over
the railroad the same as over an indi-
vidual's property! This principle is
clearly settled not only by the organic
act of society but by the decisions Of
the courts, both State and national, that
all acquired rights must yield to the
public good.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05
JUST LOOK HERE!

JNADULTERATED Sugar, II Ia lbs.

JINADULTERATED Sugar, II IL lbs.
u for $l.0l.
Prime Roasted Coffee, @0c per Id.
Canned Corn, I51, or cans for 90 els.
BIB. cans OF Tomatoes, he, or cans
for Csc.
3-lb. cans OF Peaches, full natural
standard i, SOC, or cans for sl.CO.
Prime Pruncs, Zoe per Id.
Dried Peaches, &c per Id.
Dried currants, Sc per 10.
New V. l.. Raisins, loo per ID, and all
other goods OF the best quality at the
same cheap rates for cash. -
JOHN G.. UNSELD.
p. s.-what's the use Of having chap
ped hands when you can 60 10 Joan u.
Cnseld's and get Sulphurated Soap NJ
20 cts. per cake, and all other Soaps Oh
the best quality cheap.
Jan. Is, 1879. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05
PRICES TO CONFORM TO THE
TIMES--VERY LOW.

T INVITE the especial attention Of all
l persons in need OF COOKING STOvEs
to the following list OF necessary Furnf-
ture which L give with each stove, and
which guarantee 20 be first class In ey-
cry respect-lI wash Boiler, i Coffce
Boilr, j sauce Pan and lad, Iron Tea
Kettle, 2 Iron Pots, 2 Pot Lids, Long
Griddie, lSkillet, 3 Sheet Iron Pans,
Lid LITTER, ] Poker, Stove scrarcr, 3
Joints OF Pipe and Elbow,l ] Large
Tin Bucket, Bread Pan, Cn!ender,
Wash Basin, Pudding Pans, Patty
Pans, II Pic Plates, Mix Straiser, 4
MIX Skinner, Pain Ladle, Pierced
Ladle, I Soup Latle, lion Spoon. Cake
Turner, Egg Whip, Pie Crimpcr aud
Trimmer, ] fa.cy Tea Pot, 2Ssd Irons,
l Tea Pot Stand, Sad Iron Stand, Pep
per Box, Nutpicg Crater, Candle :':ick,
| Cake Mould, Tin Cups, Dipper,1
Biscuit Cutter, Rolling Pin, j Potato
Masher, Butcher knife, Knives apd
Forks worth 81 70 per set. Albats Iabio
Spoons, 9 Albata Tea Spoons, Coal Sho-
vel, Flesh Fork, Sicily Cake Psps,1
pound Of Stove Polish.
The Stoves are from the leading manu.
factories In Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Wheeling, and bought ~ lowest cash prt-
ees. name some Of the latest modern
style Of Cooking Stoves now ir use With
prices complete vita above named Fur
niture delivered free la BRIDGEPORT, Nd,
or on board Of cars NJ Shepherds,own or
Kerneysyille. Special quotations given
on any Cooking CT Hca.ing Stove manu-
featured: -
aFarmer," "Ensei PRISE" GARNER
Girl, y or "ColumbIa Cook, mo. z Va,
No & SOS. No. <2e
"Exceis.or," eEnerald." or "star
Co,k,'-.No. 7S24, No. 8 f27, No. . $50.
SKEW Jasper" or sour Friend, NO.
aPu6iIee." .Ses Bird, Champion"
or ssCarroii Cook, mo. 1919, No: 8 tzt.
Returnirg thsnks for the liberal pat-
ronagc Of the pas, ! hope TO nevis csh-
tinuane e " c>x,Is vrsw
sasrssvtIsoxs. x.ssS Z. Sss -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05

SUPPOSED INFANTiCIpEs-THE SKELE-
TONS OF TWO INFANTS DISCOVERED IN AN
ArrIc.-Quite sensation was produ-
ced in this city, on Saturday aud Sun
day last, by the discovery o: two infant
skeletons, or rather mummies, that had
been found in the attic Of two-story
house in S,rinesviile.-The building.
wherein the murdernus work was done,
is situated on the corner of Peunsylva-
MIA Avenue and Second street, and has
been occupied by different families with
in the last sewers. years, being unoccu-
pied during part of the time. The per-
son who accideutly discovered the skel-
etons, was Mrs. Bagnett, who recently
moved into the aousc and was engaged
in its renovation. She was cleaning The
garre. on last Saturday evening, when
sine came across bundle Of old rags, as
she supposed, stuffed away between the
weather boarding and the ralters. She
pulled ont the bundle, and as she unfol-
ded it to her horror, the remains of an
infant met her gaze. She at once COM
municated the fact to her husband, and
the authorities were notified. Police
man Fraley repaired to the place, ard
with the assistance Of Mr.. VIM. Bag
nett, proceeded TO make an investigation.
After removing more Of the rubbish,
another skeleton was found with !.
string wrapped several times around its
neck. These discoveries were mnde
known to Coroner Wileu, and he i'm
panelled a jury of inquest on Sunday
evening. After an examination, aided
by Drs. Baker and Henkel, the jury reu-
dered a. their verdict "that death had
resulted from strangulation at the hands
of Anna d. Reed" This direc, charge
led to her arrest, and on Monday morn.
ing she was taken before Squire Carl
ner for examination. Several witnesses
testified on behalf Of the State, but
nothing material was elected against
the accused, and she was discharged at
the instance of The States Attorney.
This whole proceeding, so far az it
connected the accused with the deed.
was the result of mere suspicion with
out facts TO sustain the charge. That
q double murder has been committed is
certain, but who perpetrated the crime
remains to be discovered. The anthor-
itics ought not 10 be content until every
means have been exhausted 10 ferret
out the fendish and heartless murdsrass.
-Marfinsbure Sfafssmnn.
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JOHN Fl. STRIDER.
OBITUARY.

Died March 80, 1879, ALICE CO.
RHINE MOLER, infant daughter of J.
Newton and Margaret F. Noler. aged
Is months.
These parents 10 this their frs: be-
reavement, may find consolation in the
language ofone of the hymns ofthe
church:
81 take these little lambs" said be,
And lay them in my breast:
Protection they shall find In me.
In me be ever blest.
Their feeble frames my power shall
raise,
And mould with heavenly skill;
III give them tonguesto sing my praise,
And hands 70 Do my will.
PASTOR.
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CcuyTy Nrws.-ChaEles Davies, Esq.
Will close the GOOD Templars' course OF
iec,urge on the cvcning of Monday,
April 18th. Subject to be announced
hereafter.
a tract Of little over 81 acres Of
land, OF the TO, k estate, aboa; one-hait
mile west Of H,ari,stown. Was sold I'D
Saturday lest, by Ensene Baker, Sheriff,
20 Layrenc. Washington, 1t $40 per
acre.
Mr.F P. Lw4cs, Circuit Clerk Of
-JefT.rson, qualified short time ago as
Deputy County Clerk and Mr.. Thomas
A. moore, County Clerk, qualified last
week as Deputy Circuit Clerk.
The mellow Farm" Of Il. Hume
Butcher, containing about 26o seres,
We sold on Friisy last, by Andrew
Hunter and Logan Os5urn, SPECIAL
Commissioners, 20 John W. McCasdy.
at GS4 per acre :,
a tract Of I97 - acres Of land, with
good improvements, the "hone place
.3t the late Captain James Hurst, was
sold on Friday last, by ". 4. Tr"rers
ard George Bay,or, Siecisl CommlY-,
sioneys, 10 Mss Eelea Hurst, at ~
per acre. q
By reference to our advertising
columns, it will he eeen that Judge
John Blair fIoce is 10 deliver the ninth
lecture Of the Good Templsrs' course on
Monday evening, April 9TH His sub
.rct-"Cgportuuiies-iheir want and
waste
Tha Rev. ar. Hutson, the Eyange-
list, coiorcd, had meeting at the BAPTIST
Church in Char,estoHn,on Friday night
last. Five or six persons prefessed
conversion during the meeting. one OF
wnom was baptized on Sunday, April
18th. Revs. Messrs, Shepherd and
Rogers = III commence series OF meet
inps al Browns Crossing this Monday
evening.
Over eight thousand dollars Of stock,
we understand, has already been sub
scriied 20 the Shenandoah Bride Com
renr of Hmner's Ferry, and it is ex-
pccied il viii ;,e put under contract in
. short time.
An sttempt was mode, about 4 o'clock
on Monday morning Of last week, by
boring around the lock, to enter the
store Of Mrs. L. {. Decauinc, at Har-
per's Ferry; but the noise attracted the
attention. Of the clerk sleeping ia the
store, who took the sound of the boring
50 be that of rats knowing at some
thing and struck light, thus probably
frightening OF the would be burglar
before he had proceeded far in his
n{fcn,s-SDir;f.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS sAB
OF
REAL ESTA ATE.

DY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Circuit
d Court of jefferson County, West Vir-
ginia, rendered on the 18th day Of April,
1878. and October Slst, 1878, respectively,
I'm the chancery cause therein pending, In
which VIM. y. Lemen, &C., are plaintiffs
and Joseph Enters Executors, &c, are
Defendants, the undersigned Special Com
missioners will, OH
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1879.
offer at public sale, in front of the Entlcr
Hotel, In Shepherdstown, West Va, at 2
O'Clock, p. M,
ACRES OF PRODUCTIVE
LAND,
situated 4 i-2 miles North OF Shepherds
town, being the Eastern portion Of a tract
Of 90 acres OF land OF which Joseph Eat
Ter died seized. hnproyements--TOg
Dwelling and Stable, and Well OF water.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of pur-
chase money cash on day Of sale, and bal
ance In two equal payments, payable In
one and two years respectively, from day
of sale, with interest from day Of sale, de-
ferred payments evidenced by bonds Of
the purchaser secured by decd of trust on
the premises sold.
j. S. BRAGONIER,
WIN. J.. WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
March 8, 1879. 6w
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w Parties in want of Buggies, Jag
gers, Jump Seats, Rockaways, Phaetons,
Hacks, etc., would consult their best in
terest by calling on the old and reliable
Carriage Manufacturer, John Heller, at
Aartins5urg, w. Va. Mr.. HIS. well cs-
tablished reputation for fair dealing and
building none but first class work should
be an inducement for all in want Of
Pleasure Carriages to call OF him before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices TO SUIT
THE TINES. Orders promptly filled. and
GUARANTEED. repairing
done at the lowest rates possible. Call on
or address JOHN HELLER, No. 90 West
King ST., (near Winchester pike) Mar
tipSb2rg, W. Va.