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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
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GENTS For sixteen years have been great
sufferer from HCr"Eula IN It's most dis, ,rcSSlng
imInS have been confined TO my room and
bed for fifteen years with scrofuiouS u!crra-
lions. rho most approved remedies for such
cases nad Er"n used, an! The most eminent
phv>!cianS consulted, without any decided
htnr.t IhuS proStwucd, Il dst.rssc.!, dcsp0nd-
ii%, wa; advised BY Or. Aver. or Floyd Coun-
~. Ga, IN commence The use OF your Compound
Extract S;illngia. Language is rs Insufficient
TO dc"%ribt lhc rclicf obtainC from the use OF
inc SttilinKtn a. tL Is TO ConN y an ADEQUATE g
lhsa OF the Intensity er my Suffering before
uSlhg Tolr medicine; sufficient to say. uban-
dnnCd all other remedies and cont lnurd the uSt,
OF Your Extract OF &;liingia. until can say
trniS ~ ana cured OF All pain" or al disease,
with nothing to ubS;ruct tllc active pursuit OF
my procession. More than eight mo;iths have
clnpSHd since this remarkable cure, without.
any return or tbs disease
For the truth OF the above statement l refer
70 any gent lclnan In Barlow County, Ga, and
toihc mcmbc y or the bar or Cherokee Circuit.
VINO are acquainted with me. l shall ever
remain, with the deepest gratitude,
Your 0bcdcnt servant,
j. {. BRAN NSUN, Atty, at Law
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

Messrs. McNtastcr, Brice & Co.
ilaye for. sale photographs of the Hood
children, iii group, of the late Gen. j..
B. Hood, which they are Offering with
out commission for the benefit OF the
benefit of the unfortunate orphans.
The price for the smallest size is fifty
cents, and for the largest five dollars,
with on intermediate size for one dol
lar. Every person should purchase at
least one, as they will not only get
the worth Of the money expended, but
will also be contributing to very
worthy charity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
EIJalYE and six inoh three ply Betting.
IL Lucerne Seed, Glover Seed, oil at
low prices, just received by
! ! apg 80 HoMASTER q BRICR.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
VARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE,

Extra fne articles which the market,
will not justify in stock, will be procured
on short MOTTO. q, b
oct 4-3nn Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

Several new buildings arc in course
Of construction in town and the sub
urbs. It's cheering to sec these evi-
denccs Of prosperity, and it gives us
great hope and encouragement for the
future Of our little 'Doro.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
DR.. Pembcrton'S Stillingia or Queens
D,Icht

W Thc reports O! wnn>t;'iul cures OF Rhcuma-
ism, S2r3iuia, salt Rhcum, syphilis. Cancer,
nicerS ana Sores. mat come from nj; HIrts OF
miraculous as 10 be doubted was It not for the
nhundancr OF proof
Remarkable Cure Of Scrofula, &c.
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NGTIGIE.

NSD II Il Aa/kLs
T7llE books for the collection of
Z town taxes for the municipal
year ending April 30, 1880, will close
on the last day of November. Tax
payers arc requested TO come up and
settle and avoid the rush.
j.. s. CHANDLER,
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
sEy7 Office at L. Elder Il Co.'s
nov. 1S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

e, CSSA$A month guaranteed. &t2 q day at
HS'eS eJa1 home made bv the Industrious
Capital not relulrcd; we vii! start you. Men,
work for US than at anything else. The work
Is llSht and pleasant, and such AZ anyone can
go right at. Those why are wise who can ser
thlS notice Will send lis their addresses at onCo
ana see for themselves. Costly out ht and terms
1rec; Now Is the time. Those already at work
arc 0re laying up large sums OF money. Address
TRUE s. CO., Augusta, Maine.
Anp D.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY

L q GHc x>NOt1cs
Why not insure your property Sec
the cost of per diem expense:
Daily cost of insuring $1,000 at 3 por
cent per annum is only 81 cents.
At22 per cent. per annum is only 70. Z.
At II per cent. per annum is only G.
At pcr cent. per annum is only 81 Q.
at por cent. per annum is only &c.
At Q por cent for years is only 1888 G.
AT per cent. for years is on,y 1856 G.
At u per cent. for 6years is only o. 80 G..
At 2per cent. for 6 years is only lie.
Dwellings in town or country, detachs
ed, insurablo at the following rates, viz. {:
For ono year 4 per cont.
For three years | ! per cent.
For fivo years Il por cent.
Barns and contents, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses, merchandise, mills
and churches insurable at adequate rates.
represent only tho very best compa-
MES oflong experience and we'll establish
cd character.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

Our friend Brown, Sugcnhcimcr &
Grocschcls right-hand man, is invest
ing some Of his wealth in parrots and
canary birds. lie will still, however,
remain in the dry goods business at
the same old stand.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27

The gin house OF Capt. Jas. p. Mac
tie, together with fifteen bales ofcotton
and a quantity Of cotton seed, was
burned on Tuesday night last. The
fire was the work Of an inccndiary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
TOWN AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, November s7,. 1870.


TERMS or THE News AND HERALD.
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charge, and solicited.
All communications, of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. G.
Cotton sold on Wednesday at la
cents.
The mir is thick with marriages and
rumors Of marriages, which we take
to be good sign Of prosperous times.
Let our bachelor friends note this, and
rcdoublo their efforts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
Nj. l.. KINARD,
OPPOSITE tho WHEELER HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, s. O.,

HAS received tho largest stock of
Clothing that has over been in Columbia,
and is selling ut
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r. w. PHILLIPS.

PRESERVE YOUR OLD BOOKS.
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CNOlCE GnOvEhyhS,

T HAVE now on hand the LARGEST
l. and best selected stock of stable
and fancy Groceries in town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-13
T,si.l SSH DEG /
Virginia and her Interests

10 the cfitior Of the .1icrdn,lrin Gazette
Arc we never going to have gni end Of tp.k
Gbou njrthtrG CAPITAL developing tho rccourcta
Of EIreiniH? CAPITAL is not narihcr moi soath.
ern. /. is MEAN AID coH.rIly, everywhere,
ADD b9}oaa measure iapacious; tu! laluiy
~ what /. fast seeks. LIT SUMO Virgil
Lla gentlemen start nj ron mil and exhibit o
balance sheet showing prof. OF iroul 10 10 so
per cent and they III SOON havo plenty Of 4
pr ccut hnaGs knocking for admission toto the
tI'ino;s. Why not Iut ouc own shoulder 10
tan wheel End th11 nrav 10 the II. reulcs Of chi.
ii? Wig not have "Virguil for Yirsioians,"
n2d Lot iOr politicians. Why should tho
state DO kept IN Constant turmoil 10 cueb'o
his clique or tast ciquo 10 hold cf1ic,-fcows
vic deem tic succei OF these party managers or
mat party irg as OF moro importssc, than
me good name, credit CT real prospect Of TIC
GommoaWeaith. Why will not tho people Of
virginia accept tic fact, patent to all the
world, that tho greet 81 result of iho sectional
wir. 81 for IS Virginia is COLO RED, is that The
War ranCVtd Mason's and D.Iion's limo TO the
s5uthWard ct Virginia and mldo her northern
State. Tee destruction Of slavery destroyed all
Tho intcrts:s Virginia had 10 ccmnon With the
colton growing Ststcs, and she msy not hope,
with were lands. to ccmpoto with the fer
tieWfst, With its facilities of transportation,
a5 an agricultural State. She must look to her
Goa aud iron, iuexhau:t.blo and uodeyelopcd,
Tor her future Prosperity. aud renouncioq her
tree trade psi CT. coroil herself aIoarsd, Of
Pennsylyatia in favor of proecsioo. Tho TO-
tcrcs:s OF the two States arc not moro Identical
than the notIc mountain ranges which contains
their wealth, and 50 SOON as the people CT Virgi.
MA agree 10 drop Tho everlasting negro uues.
ton gu: oil politics and let lato:, black and
white. IND lis OVID place regarless If voting
capabilities. the soons. will prosperity dawo
upon The State. J.
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Severe Eight ia Afshaniss

The British gro having somo moro hat fight.
!Ds 10 Alshaaistap. Dispatches state that tho
Afghan hi5as have made combi1ei attack CD
Cabu! ia overwhelming numbers. Tho forces Of
Generals B:kcr, Massg ard McPte.s,n have
hotn engaged with tic enemy, and suffered COG.
siderable losses, although it does net appear
that they have suffered defeat. The cfioiai
account Ct. tho engagement between General
Massy's cammand AID the force under Ma
horct Jsrs shows that Genera! Massey while
attempting 10 intc'c pit the cocmy, was attack
ed by great numbels. His cavalry, before
abal doEiHg The lis!d, overturned tho guns and
NADIA II peatcd charges. The gucs were not
recovered until tho arrival OF General Nc.
fhcrson's tcrca. The eucmy later attacked
Tho British 10 the hills south orihc Bola. HissAy,
Int w9rc beaten eff with loss. General Roberts
II ports that the combination ofthe tribes against
liz British is considerable.
Tho hopdcn Daily News Publishes the fol-
!0wicE dispatch from Cabul, dated ysstesiay at
q. H.: 'Un Wednesday General Mcphcr.
son occupied Sarkh Kolal jBss 10 time 10 rro.
vent tho junction OF tho Kohistapis with
Free ircm GhUzroc. Tho Kohistanis who
Occupied pfst ton near tho k0tal, were al
tackled aad Il edged, c .ving 8 < of their stand.
irdS Gen. Baker vas to mo'e by Way of Chag.
asl.h 10 take them ia The rear, while General
Massey, Elh torres CT hclse artillery, two
sqnsirc!;a @! tho nlntlI lanetrs, md ono squads
ron o: he fourteenth Bengal laucer., Was 10
lin GHacral Nicpterson by the way Of tho
Charlottesville Valley for combined movement,
With the ntj:c! Of driving tho euemy s)uth on
General Rakcr'a command. General Massy
crconnrcred hlahmtul Jaus' ftrcc, numbering
ten thousand Afghan s3poys and tribe mon,
"od MS Cavalry madi brilliant charge, but
s:ll0nt apparent tTtct on tho vast BODY of tbs
cn.my. -Four guns In returning were upset.
spiked aud abandoned. bat Wero subsequently
rGcovcic'. Tho enemy mudn Tor tn, Uabul
gorge, Aal were checked by a detachment Of tho
s!PcnIg aHc1nd llysnd"rs from the Shcplr can
tnnwea'. Tho cncmY then turucd towards
hac1t & Tomb bud nu9 occupy the heights
seuth cf The Haa Ui:sir. They arc admirably
led, and two or thrca thousand of them orc
armed With Slidtr riffs Thoy lest heavily by
lbc cavalry oharso aod The artillery fire, but
n1vet Uagcrtd.'
The lines, Ia lis s,cJnd edition, publishes
dispatch IRON Cabu', dated Thursday, which
S,is: Toe ccnbiocd movements of Generals
Missy NJ d Mcpherson misoarricd. Tho cavalry
arrived at tho rclnt OF junction too carly Ii
encountered Iar&e mGsses Of the enemy, and
the euEs Tor 8 limo fell into tho eDemy's hands,
bus they were afterwards recovered. Tho io-
sufgenta who arc in considerable forco about tho
city, ere being attacked this morning by General
Mcphcrs)n. who yesterday i.niosed serious loss
upon item"
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PR0.lg sg"aSSKsEaT SjT.
.S!pG:it,i Correspondence Of the Alera. Gazette.

SpGciii Correspondence Of the Atera. Gdzette
WASHINGTON, D. G., Doc. Is, 1879.
l: is stated hs!o by acnilomen from Rob-
raoad thn: tic report CT the commissioners in
the ". l. D. Il. r. case has been made to the
Circuit Court Of Richmond aud that hardly
say ll1rc is shown by it than was known be-
ore. ih2 ltts and charges oi tie report are
sid TO be between fouf and Grc thousand dol
lara. !ic case will be ready for O hearing at
the JaEuary term Q! tho court, when questions
involved sill come up for decision. Tho prob
able course will be exceptions to the report on
S9nlo initoT matters ublsSs tho Judge takes up
Ter llcis o. The nlsla matter il litigation 10 &c
gard 10 thc rights OF NlcG oonbo and others, of
ter wEich thrro will BIO decree to sell. 1t is
said ii w0ull be much batter for ull parties to
cImrraMIS, tEia suit, reorganiz, tho company,
ard XtcDh tho road TO Birryville. there to COO
ute with the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
phlah oin b. done il o compromise he cllc.ted,
as t!Ia dIsisrcl between the present terminus
OF tho read aad B.rtyvlIe will ,cqnir, grad
lag Of 0uiy ten lnlls.
The House Committee on Indian AlFsirs t.
day agreed to report bill for tho appointment
Of Il commission to devise ways and means for
thc OiC lEu!lES lrUul 10
| some Other Territory other than that occupied
by tho feo civilized tribes of Indians The
octnRittce also determined 10 call upon tho
Secretary Ct tic Treasury for all tho papers,
dispatches AID any other information ia his
possession rcatiog TO tie reccat troubles at
White Rive: Agcucy. Tho acion Of !he com.
| mitCo WA practical adoption of tbs Indians
mnS;-so' policy. A sub committoo of the
House REPRESENTATION COmmtteo mot this
morning mud agreed to report the Military
| Academy bill n x Monday The committee is
still 10 $ s,icr, aud will probably agree upon
| the ccrsular and diplomatic ti before they ad
joutp.
10 tho suar1mo Court cf tho District
| OF Columbia today the widow Oliver
| gained a decided point ia her suit against
Simon Cameron 10 being allowed to prosecute
hero caso without. as it is usual, having to 70
! go tho t1r1LHo, which she could not bear, of
rrInlcg The record Of tho case 10 tho court be-
| low.
Tho S:lato Committee on Elections met this
! morning, discussed but. camo 10 10 corcu
| ion with regard TO The Kellogg clse, and di
rec!ei tho Chairman to apply to the Senate for
an order to present the testimony in tho
| lnsallJ case, aud extended tho limo allowed tho
Western Uoionion Telegraph Company to pro.
due, tho dispatches in tho latter case.
Howard Ii. Williams. Of New Yook, has
beca appointed the second ono OF the three ad
! dl!onal republican messengers Of the Senate,
ordered ~ tho democratic members Of that
taiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-13

Tho tone of most Ct tic speeches made 10 the
Gcocral Assembly thus far, is much 10 be
deprecated. Too much bitter fc:iioYis III.
doubleday displayed amongst men who are seat
to represent the interests Of 8 great Stats, aud
not to abus, their opponents. Believing that
the reatiGstc!s ara sincere il their. convictions,
that they SIC acting FIR the good Of tho Com.
monw caltf, though mistaken 10 their belief,
wo do not thitk ihcy Should DO abused in the
halls OF tho Legislature. Confident that the
dobtpayC1s ere right il their supper. OF tho
McCulloch bill, ta"y, too. By their opponents,
should be tcooI1cd sincerity o; purpose, ard
not DO dcrouctd. So many bitter passions arc
b,iog aroused ly lhc speeches now being made
that injury TO the Siato must reSu!t. Let per.
sonal abuse on either side c>aso. and the leg
islatcra accord 10 each tho belief !!l.t they ere
alike regardless ct lariy, tryiag t. iorsarl the
interest OF the State.
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Found Bend

ia LTlM2RE. Dec. l3.-Willlam D. Buck, oi
Virgins, middle sged man, possessing some
means and of high social connections, was found
scofpso in house of III rcputo kept by color.
Cd woman on Jcsophone street yesterday morn.
ing: Hs had besn on spree and went out hack
rid!n& with soma women during the dsy. After
estIng oysterz and drinking milk punch he
went 10 Cod and was soon found corpse. His
dcath is surrounded by mysterious circnm.
stances; His name was unknown to the people
into whose society he he'd in his drunken mo.
honts placed himsoh, and it was not until YES.
terdsy afternoon that it was ascertained, Buck
we vas man oil education and i1e opportunities.
Z re was formerly CT Frederick burg, Va, where
his aged ino,bor ard other relatiyes reside. IN
ms mothci's side no was related 10 President
Y ad'Eon. Ho served in the Confederate army.
ard was a: The siege of Charleston, S. q.
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PS e Esq S"Gss-.-

1t is sal! that tho British so9e7nusp; do,
net iafecd to proceed with The scdiiion trials in
Ireland. j "
A rccoctiy discharged ilua.io sEa. It lord
Lyton. Pceroy tf lodia. Tie other day, but hi,
'oreship escaped unhur!.
The young King of Spain huds himself in .
most uncomfortable position on sooount of tbc
popular indignation, because O! tic retirement
OF MARTINEZ CaDree. Some Of tho papers cy-
prcts alarm cotc?ruing the efFtc! Of his rcsjcus.
lion ia Cuba.
Floods have devastated Hungary aud several
towos havo been destroyed. Nearly all tho
rivers and brooks 10 Trausylvcria have ever
Howed their hanks, lsyiog under water vast
tracts of country aud destroying Bridges AID
houses, ioteriupiuS communication and sxccr
leg away farming utcGslis, cattle and eraia. la
some cases the Inhabitants were for DAYS on
trees ard rocls OF houses awaiting rescue. Six
villages have cen ruined iy the food near
Arad Msrr. Ent;r, laMics who had found
r:ilgc in tho ucIgbb1Tug woods wafo frozen to
death. Several huodscd rcrs,Es arc missing,
The ovei llo@ing o. the rivers kp.os aud Msras
has c&us.d fearful Z. s!ructicn Tho CITY OF
Arad. on tho Msros. and several ether towns,
have b,en ruiaed aud thcir inhabitants driven
away. Fully COCO psrsoos have heSn render
cd homeless
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attempts Gil t;se Cars Lille.

Now plans OF Nihi!s!s to destroy tho Czifs
life hsve been discovered, and Important arrests
made. & Russian, with Let Of dynamite 10
blow up tho Wil.ir Pslsce. Ct st. Petersburg,
has been arrested. Tho Ng!io2sl Gazette 70.
ports that the man mentioned SIS having been ST..
rested in tho vicinity Of tbs Winter Fulsae was
taken into custody last Saturday. He hsd in
his Possession q number Of electric batteries,
dynamite cartridges and complete plan of the
Winter Palace. Previous to his arrest printed
proclamation had been Issued announcing that
the Winter Palace woud hn blown up On tho
next day. Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-13
Eile scseE Bolt Works.

To the editor Of the A!eranlria Gazette:
Your intotmsn. was incorrect in regard to the
tne which tie screw bolt patents have yet to
run; the HrEt patent is dated Nay 18th, 1896,
snd Therefore las threo esrs and ai1 months
10 run from dste, ample iine in which to start a
lrcriti7c aud paying Business, while other i'm
p1oVenent5 have boon made, which, when pat.
cn:ed, will hsve fell II years to run
as the committee have MOI met in full since
their visit 10 tee Pstept CfIice. no report could
have beol n1adn unless all of its members had
been p!eeent o. tho proposed m.eting Thursday
night, which, owing TO The inclement weather,
was not the case. IS soon as ell OF the mem beers
CT the com ni:teo cen be brought together, full
AID correct report will be made.
JULIUS DIKNELT
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& bill in equity was filed yes!erda7 in The n,

q bill in equity was filed yesterday in The q.
.. Great Court in Now Orleans on behalf Of
Mrs. Edward fcckhara. Of Louisiana Stephen
Percy Ellis. Of Brooklyn. N. Y, and Mortimer
Dshlgren, Of st. Louis, Mo-. sister and broibers
OF the lato Mrs. Sarah Ann Dorsey, against JET.
tefson Ssvis The obi ect of the bill Is to have
of January 4. 1878, by which the whole of bss,,
e;iaso vas bequesthed 10 Mr.. Davis. Plaintifs
a,!ega they are the legal heirs of the testatriT
Iue grounds OF anLu.ment of the will are stated
70 DC Inst previous TO and al the time OF The
wiring end signing Of the will Mrs. Dorsey y. IS
not OF sound and disposing mind, being Enier
Undue influence OF the defendant,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY IY
EDGAR I'm CIV DE.EIs
EVENING. DEUEMEEE IL
General klahone vas nominated

General Malone Vas nominated t:T
United States StnatHr iy ncalsnaicn n
the rcaC !aic!'s caucuG in X chm md last
night, ard. as tviry M!G who Can c 10
tn. end OF his 1ojc has kaoTn for weeks
past, will be elected next Thursday. Ills tci1g
the css', W. repeat VIA. We haze slid On stnc
previous DECISIONS, that the ca5Su!cs cast upon
his actions siGaii lie restricted to those
relating to Staio po!Ioy, Receiving his c&utso
with regard 10 naiioba! politics tCr tnch trlti-
cism as it may deserve when davclt p!t. Gen.
Malone na3 be Considered Is iltCady tllc cd,
and That beipg so. 90 amtuGt Of ccnsulc or
abuse can prevent hin from taking lis seat as
Senate. Whtn ScIato: Withers' tsrm shall u
pire. Bat as much m:rc Of sch c,lsutc AID
abuse as hiss been recently csst upon him By
ctrtain over ZoalCuS and inli:crcc! conservatives,
who would speak 20. their whole party, would
DO calculated to drive hin out Ct tho parry aud
carry his folowcls--a m'j lily CT the people Ct
the Stale with him. &c think the Wiacs. Course
to pursue with regard 70 him would be 10 avoid
that danger, by realizing factJ as they exist,
making the bts! cf bad bargaiD, and trusting
to tho iIfuosco Of his former associations, his
natural repugoarcc TO political Inconsistency,
bis love for lis State and the section 70. which
he fought 50 g.! antIy, TO make him as good
a1d true a conservative when he enters The
Senate S any OF the othcr members OF that
body. The qucs!i3n Of the proper way to set
Ito Virginia debt has lo!hing TO DO with tcde.
raj politics, Gnd though The conservatives were
right 10 making tic McCol,ch bill lllnk IL
their State platform, it has 20 place in the
platform Of the Dalional democratic party, on
which tho Virginia conservatives profess 70
sand
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A SAD ROMANCE. GA the l3 h dag Gf D.
oonber, 1875. Miss Nettio Au6ers. school
teacher ia the public schools Ct Ncwpnt, O.,
was married to c Hctry Harvey. DOW wslLto.
do MERCHANT Of Sh;rnap, Texaq. At in, time
sic was lying abed Of consumption, from which
she died few days after sho vas ualo vic,
Her remaina woro iate1rld ia Evergreen Como.
ttry.
A few months after The death OF her lsua|,-
ter. Mrs. Andcr5 purchased lot ia tie ror,h-
eGst corucr OF the cemetery, but tho remains OF
Mrs. Harvey Rero not removed 10 il. Her
eravo wa' pot ttrsottcn, however, for her
mother every fall AID spring visited it and saw
that 1t was kept 10 prcpar order. Recently, at
the solicitation Of Mrs. Samuel Taylor, a1o:hcr
daughter. Mrs. Andcrs agreed to ira. S er tlrs.
H.rTey's body to the family l,t.
Upon dlggiog open Mrs. Hsrvcy's gravo the
sexton found that her coffin had been broken
open and the remains stolen. The silver plate
on the cofio had also been taken, and a nHsD-
lltY OF j,Weliy that had been buried with her,
1t was evident tia: the body tal been taken
within fsw days af.er its burial. The family
gro ericf-strckan at the terrible Information.
aad have 90 clue to tho Go1 despoiIcrs of th, il
ksnsRoman's crave. The affair has caused
ocESldcrstlo excitement 10 NoBpott