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Chin

A pointed Or round chin indi.
Gates congenial love. A person
with such chin will have n beau
ideal, and will not be easily salts.
fed with real mon or women.
The indepted chin indicates Il
great desire to be loved; hunger
and thirst for affection. When
largo in woman, sho may oyorstep
the bounds Of etiquette and make
love to the ono that pleascs her,
A narrow, square chin indicates
n desire to love, and is moro com.
mon among women,
Tho broad, square chin indicates
ardent love, combined with goa,
stcadfastnoss and pcrmancnco Of
affection,
The retreating chin is indicative
Of the want Of attachment, but. little
ardor in love.
The chin, in its length and
breadth indicates sclf-control, self
will, resolution, decision, etc.
Carnivorous animals have the
upper jaw projecting, while those o.
the graminivorous hayo the lowos
jaw projecting.
In man with projecting jaw
will be found large dcstructivencss
and lovo of animal food; when the
lower jaw projects, then the love for
vegetable food.
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Scene IL Il 1cruS Legislature

In Tho Texas House Of Delegates
tho other day, M altercatipn and
fight occurred between kcp~scnta'
tiycs Ashbcl Smith and Bob Tay.
lor. Both AFRO old gentlemen
Smith buillg nearly eighty years
old, and Il "Dumocrai, while Mr.,
Taylor is tho Republican leader ii!
tho house. Dr.. Smith kicked Tay.
Tor. There was great uproar
when Smith lallowed to Speaker
Cocllrlno: Il was only illustrating
the Governors position Of pay us
you So"
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WORk or TIE FEi-ER
MEslrllIs, July "a.

MEMrllIs, July "a.
Fourteen new cases were rcpor-
ted to tho Board of Health. Among
the nulnbor arc Charles A. St,liry
and Alexander Kcplcr. Two Cur
loads Of tents, furnished by the
Government, have arrived, and to-
morrow tho city authorities will es-
tablish Il camp at q point seven
miles north Of the city, on the
Paducal railway. The Howard
Association yesterday placed Il few
nurses on duty, and this morning
the street in front Of their rooms
WAS crowded with negroes, oil any
ious to 10 assigned to duty. They
wcro dispersed and informed that
no more nurses were required.
-Four deaths from yellow fever have
occurred since last night, Mrs, L,
L, Hollandcr, john Lockard, Mrs.
+. +, Miller and Henrietta lay
0r.
MENpIlIs, July q.
-Four additional cases were re-
ported to the Board of Health this
afternoon, and ono death, Willie
Taylor, ut the corner of fernando
and South streets. The authorities
experience great trouble i'll finding
the means Of, transportation TO tho
site which has been selected forthc
erection of camps, sup@rintcnd-
ent MUnSarrAt, Of the pNducah
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Attention, VovMers.
MR., JAMES CURL,

MR.. JAMES CURL, FL" Do.
Of Pennsylvania, will handle few youn,
tro,tsrs and PAGERS q. the '.' -
Lewis County Fair Ground.
Persona who have active young horses
would 10 wall 10 call on Ms. Curl. lie al.
50 hss tue celebrated thoroughbred uosse,
ALLIE HUNT.
Now Ia the time to secure good stock.
Ailic Hun. Ia onp Of the best race horscs III
the cai0ni lie 10 hands high, and sound Us
a new milled dollar. Nr
lie Is n Bay horse, ioalcd in 1860, bred by
A. MsFadaea, Lexington, Ken!ucky, by
Vanda,.
lst dam, Nora Crcina, by Mahomet; End
pam Reporters dam, by American Eclipse
I'd dam, Queen Mary, by Bertrand 4th
dam, Lady Fortune, by Brimmcr; [see and
Vol. Bsaces American Stud Book, pagu
lelJ 9th dam, Woodpccker's dan, by In.
ported Buszard; 9th dam, The rawn, by
Grais's Alfred 7th dam, shcpherdess, BY
Wormslcy's King nOFOd 9Th dam, In, POT.
ted Traveller; s:i dam imported Whit.
ting'on.-[See End Volume Btuce's Amerl.
caaS sud Book, page 22s.
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Dissolution Of V'art.icrs.iI,

Tho partnership heretofore cx'
listing between the undcrsignod,un'
der the firm name Of Northcott &
Garlic, Attorneys at Law, Glen
villo, Gilmer county,Wcst Virginia
is by mutual consent dissolved.
Al! accounts of the firm will be
closed by John S. Garlic, who CON
tinues in the practice Of law in
Gilmcr and adjoining counties.
W. A. N0RTIICOTT,
JNO. $. CAhLILE.
July |, 1879.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William Henry llCnnoti,
vs..
George Film; and John D. Finley.
N cilAScERY.
by virtue of u decree o. the County
Count Of Lewis county, pronounced in the
above styled cause, at the April term, there
Of 1879, we will proceed at the Court l!Uusc
door OF Lewis county, on the
4th day of August, 1879,
that being Court day for said county, to
sell ut public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
% CONTIGUOUS TRACTS OF
LAND,
in the county Of Lewis, containing in tho
aggregate
26,99S ACRES,
nineteen thousand GcIes VI which will be
sold IN one thousand acre lots three lots
Of GCG acres each, sni one LOT Of G,OOO
arres, or so much Of said &c, 09s atrcs as
will be sufficient 10 satisfy S5,9s3 49, with
iairtcst from the eth day OF April, 1870
and the costs OF this suit.
TERMS OF SALE.
a credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen
months will be given, tho purchaser oxeeu.
Al. e., al hi.
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NERVOUSNESS, md ali arrangements Of tho
ncrv0u! System, ute usually CONNECTED with d
diseased condition OF the BLOND. Debility Is q
ffrluunt accompaniment The ilrat thing 70
bc t9ne y 70 ftnprpYo tho condition Of tho
blood. This IL accomplished b. taking Veg.
controlling power over tho nervous aysGa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

The man who gets the maddcst
ii j newspaper joke On himself, is
The same who goes round showing
the paper I" everybody he ncts
when the Joke is On soMc other !vl-
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l,NGAA MOVISES,
Valuable Land for Sale.

Lloyd Lowndos
VS..
Horny NJ. L. Davis and others.
IN onANcERY.
Under q decree of tho Circuit
Court of Lewis county. rendered in
this case on the 24th of February,
1879, I will sell at public auction,to
tho highest bidder, in front of tho
Court House Of Lewis county, on
the
2Gh Day Of August, 1879,
that being the first day Of the
August term Of the Circuit Court
of said county, o finely improved
and valuable tract Of land, having a
fine dwelling house thereon, lying
on tho waters ofPolk Creek, on tho
staunton and Parkorsburg turn
pike, about four miles from NVcs-
ton, in Lewis county, containing
71t ACRES,
owned by Henry NJ. L. Davis.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit Of 6, u and IS months,
tho purchaser giving notes with
security, bearing interest from dato.
Title to DO reserved until the fur
thcr order of the Court to secure
the purchase money.
HENRY BRANNON,
Special Commissioner.
julyl9lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

You may get girl to keep hor
gloVo over her first diamond ring,
but she will squeak when her hand
is touched, and explain how the
stone hurt her finger,
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l wish TO iuform my fricnds ,ha, have
JUS, received a lusBe stock Of goods. Ny
nim in the future will he, as II has been in
the past, to keep n large md well selected
stock Of The best brsnls of Nelsol, Andcr-
Con, Jefferson ind Marion counties, Kea-
,acky Whistles aul Rraudlcs. no.
! do no. keep r.clidrd or compounded
whiskie, in any way /; bu, receive from, dis,
'ilIrrics direct, md guarantee the goods irro
from all odutcralious. ta..r.
Don't forget the placc-No.7, Main
Street, Weston, W. Va,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

The agricultural pursuit that
Ycrms to flourish with most visor
rear Boston i, baby-tarmins.
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NJ. D. Carroll, defendant.
In CIANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to en-
force purchase money lien on Lot
No. 70, on the Gust side Of Centre
Street, in the town Of Weston,
which lien was reserved in y decd
made on the nth day of Scptcml.
Der, 1877, from the plaintiff, TO Sc
cure thcpaymcnt ofiivcs single bills
executed by tho defendant to the
plaintiff, on the 18th day Of Sep.
tcmber, 1877, each bearing interest
from date,
And it appearing from affidavit
filed that NJ. L. Carroll is not..a res
idcnt Of this State, and he not ap'
pcaring, it is ordered that he dc
appear at tho Clerks Office Of
said Court, at Rules TO be held
thorein, on tho first Monday in Au,
gust ncxt,and do what is necessary
to project his interests in this suit
a Copy Testc:
". e. HARRISON, Clerk.
". W. Brannon, Atty.
july12lw
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VEGET
Cured Her.

- EEltEvrI RI. /
Dear SRI must stato that your vcectno
deserves 70 10 called valuable blood p,ir!iicr.
reuovator md invIgUratof " tho whole yys-
ten. Ny wlfe suffered for . length Of timo
with q Strotitd yors on tho leg. she took soy.
eral bottles Of ycgeune; The rSauiA were sur
6llss tallcd 70 Give sdttsf4etion;
know tho snovp to b truG
HENRY VERT Elmer.
Drugg!at aud ApothecIy. iSo Monnouth 81
vEsErtSE- For erndIeating all impurities
OF the blood from the system. II hos no equal
II has never hIllcd 10 effect cure. giving tono
and Gtrength 70 tho sys.cn de0illtatod w dis
SaSE
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THorpASpa will bear testimony tnnd DO II
voluntarily. that rinEriSE 10 tho best fnodi-
cal compound yet placed beforc tho public fir
tenovaung and purifying the hlool, Gradient
Ing all humOrs. Impurities. Or poisonous Bccr0::
Strengthening the system tehllltated by dls
ease in fict Il 10. AZ napy have called IL Tho
uftat Health 1tcstorcS."
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

". G. Bennett, Commissioner,
vs..
Hester N. Somerrillc, &c.
~ CIAScERy IN TIE COUNTY COURT or LEWIS
COUNTY.
In pursuance Of u decree Of said Court,
rendered in tue above named CAUSE ut the
December term, thereof, 1879, the under.
signed Commissioner will proceed at the
front door Of the Court House, Of Lewis
county, on the
4th day of August, 1879,
to sell II, public auction, to The lighsstbid.
der, the
BRICK STORE HOUSE
and portion Of Lot No. 2, on the cas-. side Of
N.in Street, in the town Of Weston, drrrced
10 hc sold III said cause.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sufficient cash in hand to pay the sum OIL
$50 80, with interest thereon from Drcenl-
bcr G, 1878, and the costs of said suit, tho
residue upon credit Of 9, and y months,
the pasellascr giving bonds brariug inter.
es,, MD will approved security.
". G, BENNETT,
lju!y5iw Commissioner.
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vEGETlME
VIII Cure Rheumatism.

NM. sr,vrsS S1ScssSAEi!. April Q. 1877.
psrr ar.--I hsyo used your medicine tho
Vegetlnp, for RhSIhtrtla with great Success,
and believe Il 10 ~ tho best medicine for that
complaint that there Is. also know u Ia
RO0d blood pnrllGr, aDi NJ the present tiny
nm tpiln, u nj the beat Hpring nt1,cine that I
Know OF take gtcRs pleasure lu recommGnd-
II, MrSD,
Charles Street,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

Mrs. Ray, widow Of the late
Judge J. L. Ray, died suddenly to
night al the city hospital.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

The State ofWcst Virginia:
st Rules held in the Clerks Of
fec of the Circuit Court Of Lewis
county, on the first Monday in
July, 1879.
John Il, Ryan, plaintiff,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

Two LITTLE GIRLS KILLED BY
L1aHTNINa.-New York, June Co.
During a thunder storm this afternoon
two little girls, Emily, aged 6 years,
and Ada, Al years, daughters of MI.
Weswell, q master mechanic employed
by the Harlem River Railroad Compa-
ny, were struck by lightning and in
stantly killed. The family lived in a
neat cottage at Fulton avenue and 10th
street, Morrisania. In front Of the door
stand two tall white oak trees, and an
arbor is constructed between. The
children were sitting in the arbor after
their dinner, reading book of nursery
rhymes, when the storm came on quick
ly. Their father came to the cottage
door and balled to them to enter the
house and take shelter. Just at that
moment an intensely bright flash of
lighning struck one of the trees and
shot downward, stripping the bark off
the tree. When the father recovered
from the binding light he found his
two darlings dead where they sat. The
clothes of both were badly burned, and
their shoes were torn off tn cir feet. The
father and mother are Frustrated with
grief at their terrible affliction.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

DENNIS FOR GovERNoR.-A CORES
pendent of the Wheeling Register has
been interviewing prominent Republic
can of Parkersburg, and draws from
him the opinion that Capt. R. F. Dem
mis- is talented man of enlarged and
liberal views, who would be the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor in the
next election, but for the fact that Gov.
Mathews is from Greenbrier.
We fail to see any good reason why
the claims Of Capt. Dennis should be
prejudiced by the fact of Gov. Mathews
coming from the same county On the
other hand, it would seem to us a most
excellent argument in favor of Dennis /;
for the State has nsver had such a
Governor as Henry M. Mathews. and
all her citizens point to him, and his
administration with pride and satisfac-
ton. Now if old Greenbrier has given
us one first class Governor, why not al
low her to furnish another ?-Mou,atain
Herald.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The engine,
baggage, express, mail, and second class
cars of the east-bound mail train on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
on Saturday broke through the Reed
Creek bridge, three miles west OF
Wytheville, Va, and fell distance OF
fifty feet. Express Messenger Norvell
Langhorne was killed. Conductor Fair
fax. very badly injured, and two mail
agents less seriously hurt. The engi'
neer and fireman saved themselves by
jumping. No passengers were serious
ly hurt. as the coupling of the smoking
car broke, leaving the cars containing
the passengers on the track within 8
foot of the bridge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

NIaHTAtARE.-Prof.H Hartley gave US
Mark Twain literary nightmare which
was not more amusing than night
mare in which one of our citizens in
dulged few nights ago. He had been
out raking in very rough field and a.
bout twelve o'clock at night, he was
again, in vision, engaged in the same
occupation. He sleeps on a bed that
has rollers. His wife was suddenly
startled by finding the bed pulled from
one side Of the room to the other, while
her husband was crying out, DOG on
the rake. This ground is all fired rough,
Whoa, Bally'," and then another series
of pushes and jerks and rough talk to
Bally. 1t was sometime before he could
be convinced that he had hold of 3 bed
stead instead of q hay-rake. Finally,
he became quiet and surrendered him
self to that sweet repose which mona en-
joy more than the hard working farm
er.-iShendndodh Herald.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01
LAND SALES.
CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
~ IN NELSON COUNTY.

By virtue of decree of the circuit court OF
Nelson county, rendered at Its March Term lor
the year 1879, in the suit of Warwick VS.. war,
wick, &c. the undersigned commissioners Will
offer for sale upon the premises, on
Thursday. the l7th day Of July ne1t,
II fair II not, on the next fair day, the SPLEEN
DID FARM on the head waters of South Rock
fish, in the county Of Nelson, and known as the
Warwick farm. It contains about nine hum.
dred acres, of which about 200 acres Is OF
splendid low grounds It has upon 1t good
Dwelling House, with all necessary out "a
houses, two large orchards of select fruit, E:sA
one in full bearing, principally of the no. 2szf
ted Albemarle Pippin. The soil is rich, and wei!
adapted to the growth of tobacco, grain, ana
grass This is regarded one of the BEST II not the
very best Farm in the county, and is peculiarly
adapted to the growth of wheat; ana wen 10
Gated for stock farm, being convenient 70 the
Blue Ridge mountain, where there Is ample
range for the same. The sale Will De mace
without reserve, and persons desiring 70 Pur-
chase good farm at low price are earnestly
invited to attend, as such estates are seldom
offered at forced sales.
TRANSITIONAL cash will be required 10 pay
the cost of suit and sale, say a bout hve hundred
dollars,-for the residue credit OF one, Two
three, four, and i've years Will De given, tne
purchaser to execute interest bearing PONIES
with good personal security, ana waiver OF
homestead exemption. The title Will De re-
tanned until all the purchase money IS PAID
possession will be given for seeding
and full possession January LIST, 1850.
ROBT. WHITEHEAD,
ALEXANDER FULTZ,
THOS. p. FITZPATRICK,
tel7-4t Commissioners.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
oMM1ss1oNERs, SALE OF vALuA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE CITY PROPERTY...By virtue Of q
decree OF the circuit court of Augusta pro-
nouneed on the 9th day of March, 1879, In the
cause OF the Baldwin Augusta Fair VS.. James
Pagan and ais, pending in said court, we will
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, on
Saturday. the 18th day OF July. 1879, at IL A. M,
In front of the Courthouse, in the city of
Staunton, that valuable STORE-HOUSE -
and LOT formerly owned by James Fa- ss3
gan, situated on Main street, now occu,ian&
pied by Messrs. Perry & Ten Brock. There is
9 good Store-r ON and sufficient house-foom
for good size family. The property adjoins
Grange Hall, and is one of the most valuable in
the city.
TERMs.-Ten per cent. of the purchase money
In hand, fifteen per cent in four months. and
the residue in one, two, and three years. The
deferred payments to be evidenced by bonds
bearing interest from day of SALE with good
personal security, and retaining title as ulti-
mate security.
w. A. HUDSON,
GEO. M. HARRISON,
Jyl-tds Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

We regret to record this week the death of the
only child of our townsmen, Mr.. VIM. H. Fo-
ley. Shielded of cholera-infantum, after pain
full illness, on Sunday morning, June end, aged
2years, months, and IA days. Little Daisy
was surrounded by q circle of loving friends
and relatives and her bright face and artless
prattle were the light and life of the home, her
death has now alas left sad and desolate. Like
the early Spring flower whose name she bore,
she has passed away and quietly sleeps in her
tiny grave; but unlike the flower, her spirit
has winged its flight to that blissful realm,
where. clothed In a beauty and brightness un-
known to earth. she has Joined the angelic
hosts of Heaven. The sympathies of many
warm friends go out to the young father and
mother, SO sorely stricken blythe loss of their
only child.
"Such little children seem to me,
Like early flowers sweet,
Which smile a moment on our path,
Then perish at our feet"
CDR. Old Commonwealth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

DEATH OF GEN. r. III. ANDERSON
The Confederate leaders are rapidly
passing away, The death is announced,
at the age Of sixty four, Of General r.
Fl. Anderson, one Of Lees corps COM
manders in the closing years Of the war.
He came to the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia, fresh from gallant exploit in the
South, with the soubriquet of Fighting
Dick Anderson" After the battle of
Malvern Hill he succeeded to the COM
mand of Huger's division, afterwards
Mahone's, and retained that position
until the Wilderness campaign. When
Longstreet was wounded, Anderson was
given his corps, and earned his COM
mission as Lieutenant. General by the
check he gave Grant at Spotsylvsnia
Courthouse. General Anderson COM
manded on the disastrous field of Five
Forks, and lost the remnants of his
corps at Sailors creek. Since the war
he had led quiet and unassuming life.
Rich. WhiQ.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01


HAS HE CURED ANYONE OF CATARRH, DEAF
NESS, OR EAR DISCHARGES?
Hundreds Of persons have been cured who
Will allow their names to be published.
The following are q few of DR.. HARTLEY's
city references -
FROM GREAT SUFFERER.
-! have been suffering over thirteen years
with asthma and bronchitis, with such q terri
pie cough and spit that could get very little
propped up in bed or sit in chair coughing all
night. spenta deal Of money with the quacks
until gave up to die. thinking that there was
benefit Of the Doctor, but for the sake Of those
who suffer as have. I live at No. III Hudson
street; my name Is Hugh Mccall. Come and
see me before going to DR.. HARTLEY, for
what he has done for me Is almost q miracle
My breathing is easy, very little cough; my
hearing entirely restored, and am strong and
CASES OF EAR DISCHARGES CURED
Mrs. Fannie Hale, 100 South Paca street.
u. 3. Barton, Charleston, 8. G.
OFFENSIVE BREATH CURED
A. E. Kurtz, Bristol, Pa.
CATARRH CURED
Mny 9Th, 1851 have suffered many years
win Catarrh in the head, which has caused me
to lose my appetite and made me feel very
Last sn APRIL the End consulted Dr.
tirely cured me and never felt better.
JOSEPH RUssEY. 28 Aliceanna street.
ton streets.
THROAT DISEASE CURED:-
e. w. Hebbei. assistant principal of one of
the public schools, residence 100 Orleans street.
DEAFNESS CURED
By taking heavy colds, resulting in severe
Catarrnal directions: my hearing became very
great dimculty, called on DIR. Hartley, "a
North Greene street, and the change seemed az
him distinctly from the opposite end Of his par
ior, and my hearing is now perfect. cheer
iuily TESTIFY for care. skill, and proficiency in
bis profession DR.. Hartley is unsurpassed. and
l advise all SO affected to call on him at once
me sensation OF the process is more pleasant
tnan otherwise. The Doctor has also treated
JOHN SOFTER,
John street near Spring.
DIR. HARTLEY's RESIDENCE GA North Greene
street. between Saratoga and Mulberry.
Patients furnished with board and rooms
Green line of cars pass the door, jy1-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

HORRIBLE CRIME IN LOUIsA.-The
State says that the murder of the colored
woman, Ellen Coleman. near Wares
Shop, in Louisa county, is the second
horrible event of the kind that has oc-
Cured in that county this spring. The
body of the murdered girl was found in
the North Anna river with the neck
broken, and stones tied to it by grape
vine, hickory withes, &C. At the in
quest there was much excitement, and
the evidence, witch is wholly circum-
stantial, but is very strong, pointed to
two white men, VIM. J. Groome and
Jas. II. Clemens, as the perpetrators
There were reasons why Groome should
be anxious for the girls death, and it is
believed he induced Clemens to assist
him. They are both held for trial. Few
murders in the State have exhibited
more cruel circumstances in the perpe-
tration.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-07-01

ACCIDENT.-As B. M. Rice, Esq, and
family were returning from Sunday
school at Nashville, on Sunday last, the
horses they were driving became I'M
manageable and ran, throwing the occu-
pants, composed of Mr. and Mrs. Rice.
and Miss Fishback out. Mr.. r. and
lady were considerably bruised and are
still suffering from the accident. The
young lady escaped with slightinjuries.
-Bridgewaker Enterprise, Jusae 25th.