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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-27
Albanp @fesgister.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Seriously Hurt.


On Saturday last party from Newport.
on Yaluina Bay, started for visit tn SileiZ.
The party consisted of Mrs. Abby. Misses
Alexander and May Mcdaniel. Ed. Haffen-
den. Me Crow and James Dixon. The
party role in a thoroughbrace hack. In the
vicinity of Frank Stanton's place, as they
were crossing a dry swail in which poles
had been laid to keep vehicles from entirely
disappearing in soft weather, part of
the load hoofng it over the rough road,
leaving Miss Mcdaniel to occupy the rear
seat all alone. tile fore wheels dropped
down into rut with jerk. the rear end
of the hack rebOundng with such force as
to pitch Miss Mcdaniel head first to the
ground. Fortunately she struck in the
mud, otherwise her neck would have been
broken AS it was she was taken up sense
less. and although everything that could
be thought of was done to resuscitate her
some time elapsed before she gave any
signs of returning animation. Owing to
the miahap the party were unable to return
to Newport until Monday. We omitted
to mention that Mayor Clark and family
were in the company. in their own convey
ance of course 1t was the intention OF
Miss Nav and friends TO start on their
homewaut trip on Tueslay last if she was
able TO travel.
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On Monday forenoon, as Mrs. Geo. F.
Simpson, accompanied by her oldest son and
another boy from this city, We're driving
toward Tangent, the animal attached TO
the buggy SHE'D or jumped suddenly to
one si,le of the read. The srddenuess of
tIe movement threw both boys ont. of
the buggy. when Mrs. Simpson attempted
to gain possession of the lines dropped by
her son as he was thrown ous Of the vehicle.
As she was reacliing to obtain the lines.
the fore wheels of the buggy struck con-
siderable bank on one side of the road.
made by the workmen i'll digging down
and repairing it, with such force as to
pitch Mrs. Slmp.on to the ground head
first. 1t was II fearful fall. and while no
bones were broken, her head and face
were severely confused. and it was some
time before she fully recovered the use oi
her faculties The animal. finding herself
free of all control. trotted off down the
road n considerable distance and then
stopped, where she was found shortly
afterward by one of the boys and driven
back IL was painful accident, and the
many friends of the lady will be pleased
to learn that she is not likely to suffer any
permanent injury from il.
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For contempt.
Adjourned

a man named VIM. III. Harrison was
arrested by deputy sheriff, s. Fl. CIaughton.
in this city on Sunday, per order of the
Sheriff of Mnltnomah county. 1t seems
that Mrs. Harrison had sued for and ob-
tanned divorce from William Henry she
had also sued for the custody of their off
spring. a girl some ten years of age, and
the Judge had taken the matter under ad-
viSemeut. ordering the parties to appear
at another day for his decision. In defiance
of this order of the Court, William Henry
Harrison secured the child, and came, to
this city, leaving her at the Revere House,
and going into the harvest fields to work.
Upon his appearance in this city on Sun.
day. he was arrested for contempt of the
order of the Court as above stated, and
taken to Portland to answer
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On Tuesday Mr.. G.. F. Simpson and
gentleman from Portland. got into a
buggy in from: of Mr.. s. business house
on First street. and gave the word for his
game little three year-old to travel. Quick
rs Il flash she started to make the turn
down First street the suddcnness and
<hortnes~ of the turn upset the buggy.
throwing both men to the ground Mr.
was stopped. the buggy righted. the uen
resented themselves, and proceeded on
their way. The mare is as quick as
flash in all her movements and requires
steady nerve and strong hand to hold her
level
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NARROW GAUGE.

BRoMNsvif>LE, Or, Aug 25th, 1880.
ED. REGISTER x-Since my last letter
the smoke is not quite so thick, and the
weather is comfortably cool.
Harvesting operations are progressing
rapidly, and the yield is quite good, ana
the quality Is first clasS.
From the present appearance of the
weather it don't look as ifS we shall have
any rain to trouble the grain till the farm
erS all get through tbreshingA
Last Monday, to the wife of Mr.. Nils
ThompSon, "a son was born, while he is
up on Willow Greek looking after his i'll
tere>ts there.
Mrs. E. Rockwell has been very sick
with large carbuncle OH the back of hSr
neck, but is getting better now. I
Since the weather got cooler Mrs. G.
Cochran is troubled " 18th rheumatism, and
teels quite poorly.
AS chronicle of passing events it be-
comes my painful duty to mention an
affair that happened in our little town late
last Saturday evening. A threshing crowd
near town finished q job of threshing. and
having key of beer, most of them got i'll,
toxicated. and one of them, Mr.. Marion
Angel, came up town to the blacksmith
shop of J D. Arthurs, and got into dis
pute with Mr.. A., which wound up in
few minutes by Mr.. Angel getting his
Jaw broke. There ia very good moral in
this transaction if all would only take
heed. and it is this never drink any
beer and you will not get your jaw broken
Walt Jack has got his porch flushed.
and a new set of stairs, and it is great
Improvement.
NIr. J. D. A-thurs has also got new
porch aided to his house, which adds
greatly to the good looks and comfort OF
his home.
We are sorry to say 0. p. Coshow, Esq,
is confined TO his house by sickness.
The saw mill had shut down till affel
harvest, but as the railroad needed con
siderable timber, the mill has beeu runn.
ing most of the time for the last week
with new crew of hands, Geo. a. Dyson
acting as engineer.
Another gang of Chinamen arrived here
this week, and are ut work grading th'
switch aud 10: of carpenters are at work
laying the foundation for a warehouse &c
by 70 feet. aud more hands are soon Il
be put on and the work will be pushed
through as rapidly as possible. Work oil
the road is progressing finely, and it i
confidently expected that the cars viii b
here nv the middle of October next.
The great demand tor men and team
here still continues. and as the COmpan.
intend to build two more warehouses jus
below here. work IS likely to continu
some time. Many strangers are her
every day, and things are beginning t
take shape for a rapid growth in the nea
future. ut least such is the prophecy c
MARROW GAUGE.
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A Good sheep Tane.

If any of our readers recognize familiar
face In the following, they can laugh as
much as they please, but they must keep
mum:
A MIN in rather Indifferent Circumstance
es, surrounded By large family, being en-
tirely out of meat. had recourse TO the
sheepfold of a neighbor. IA wealthy farnler)
for relief. The neighbor, having a large
flock of sheep, did NOT perceive he had lost
any until one of the finest of the flock, very
large and fat, was missing, and counting
his sheep, he found he had lost several.
Unable to account for this extraordinary
loss, he resolved. few nights after, to
watch. About midnight, he observed an
uncommon disturbance among the sheep,
by the sudden appearance of man dressed
in disguise. Curiosity, as well as to OBJ
serve the conduct of the person so as to
find him out, induced him to be still. In
the flock there was a ram with which, it
seems, the man was in the habit OF con-
| versing, as if he had been the actual owner
of the sheep.
/ ''Well, Mr.. RAM said the nocturnal
visitant, Il have come to buy another
sheep have you any more to sell ?''
| ITnon wl,ie, he renlied bimselt as IN tho.
| - '''0
| person Oh the ram
| Yes. have sheep to sell.
| Rv this tima tho oy,re,. rf tbe shoo,, v>o,.-
F'SA7
ceiNeu hi'l 70 oe Que Vi nus heignooFs' :
hat will you take for that fat weth-
er:'' says the purchaser.
| -Four dollars, says Mr.. Ram.
/ Ahai Is very hign price, says the
| man s.bu. as YOU are SO COOL AS TO wait
I -, ,,,,, -. H. 80, .h;,, ,, -, IA.
w WI ue AZ, '"I p! ..:a. !" ~ ~ 1'Ns nm.
s, ST. ~. |o1, i'i','. se .,. o'ieSS
sneep o"sIt el @ us se~ no" iila"y sneep
n'sg up.,s. v. y9'
n,;. IL .h.. fitth >, says MAN,
T1e than ,ro,,t r., +,.,s. IN, tto o,,o,,,,. ..
the Whole /: a,.d. after Giving M Kan, a )
,ni;t', ;,,,;f,.in,, =, ~, Is 90 30 -
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A,nost n rsrs FIRE.

On Monday fire was started on the
farm of Bob Carter. just in tile southern
edge OF the city. in the straw where he had
been threshing his wheat. There was
large quantity of dry straw. and the wheat.
sacked and ready for hauling to the ware
house, was in the midst of it. The fire is
supposed to have caught from the loco
motive. The fire. fortunately, was dis
covered in time, and with considerable
exertion was sxtingnished.
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Died

In this city, August goth. Irma C. Hem
ton. aged 5 years, two months and 20 days,
of scarlet fever.
Little Irma was as beautiful in mind and
heart as in feature and form the idol of
her parents. captivating all hearts by her
winsome ways. She was followed to her
last resting place by many sorrowing
friends. The parents have the tenderese
sympathy of the entire community in their
great bereavement.
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For September. affords excellent reading
it is even an improvement on former is
sues Its contents are varied and enter
tanning, and can not but please the vile
awake people of the Pacific slope. The
magazine il growing in popularity every
,lay. and will soon have widespread cir
culation. Published ut No. 2O2 Sansome
street. sam Francisco, by the Californian
Publishing Co., mt So per annun.
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Armed 60 the Teen.

Is very common expression, but we
think that armed to embeilisIl and pre-
serve them to a ripe old age is decidedly
more appropriate. This can be done by
keeping yourself supplied with bottle OF
that splendid dentifrice. fragrant SOZO-
DON'T, which viii heautify the teeth and
preserve them from the ravaees of decay.
SOZODONF contains no acids of gritty
substances which i,1uPe the enamel. but
Is composed OF rare an antiseptic herbs,
which have beneficial effect on the
whole economy of the mouth. Sold by
druggists. aug,
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Duncan Monteith returned

Duncan Monteith returned
Oregon Tuesday evening. The
ed of mitch benefit to Dunk.
Dir. Crosby has left as for 3 few
to rusticafe anil raral scenes His
service in the U. S. Navy especially ct hi
for the duties deYolving upon dairy maid.
A new conner at Mr.. +. Meetings. on
the 10th. Mother and daughter doing
well.
Always ready for business at F. 81.
Dannal's-and any kiud of furniture or
hand or made to order.
Mr.. Newt. Hcnton's little daughter. the
sweetest aud prettiest little girl In the
city, died suddenly on Friday.
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At His Neus sl,or,. /.

FRED WILLERT is now established in his
new fwo-sto.y wagon and blacksmith shop,
on Second street opposite s. L. Youngss ware
house, where he is prepared to do NIL kinds of
blacksmithing, repairing of hacks, wagons,
etc. He also has on hand. and will continue
to manufactu uTe, hacks and buggies. which will
able teSnIs. 35vl2m3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-27

Tie Oregon Methodist Conference unan-
imously recommended the appointment
of Hon. f. NJ. Wadsworth, of Benton
county. to be Agent at Sietz Indian res
ervation. As this reservation is the pro-
t,ge OF the Conference, Mr.. Wadsworth
will doubtless get the appointment. He
will make a good agent.
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PreSby yteriam church.

Service will be resumed next Sabbath
morning. The congregation will assem-
bic at the chapel of Albany Collegiate In
stitIite. Sabbath School Immediately at
the close of the morning service. In tie
evening the pastor Will deliver the first OF
course of lectures on the life of st. Paul.
4 cortiial Invitation for all.
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Tie Agu.s Remedy,

Prepared by D PIumner, is proving a
popular and effective nediciue. without
advertising, it has by its merits extended
the demand TO adjoining localities. Being
pleasant to take. and affordiue a certain
and speedy cure. recommends it to all.
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A Cnrd of Trunks.

We take this means of rendering our
tive service, aud to our neighbors and
friends and the X. of p for their kind
assistance and sympathy during our late
bereavement n. T. HENToN.
S. j. hENToN.
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Am Tx,.,ess of Lumber.

We have for sale at Lebanon and Grass
ridge some 100000 feet Of lumber, such as
scantling, joists, barn tiinbers, boxing.
fencing, and other rough lumber. AT
Lebanon we have superior lot of dry
lumber, consisting of rustic, flooring, etc.
Owing TO the late fire. we are offering
this lumber at reduced rates. Address Rs
at Lebanon. 4Sif CoNN BROS.
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Titus Eros.

Have just received large invoice of
gold aud silver watches and jewelry. of
the latest designs. Also have for sale tle
NEW HOME sewing machine. ntanufac-
tured since the expiration of patents OH
sewing machines. and combines tile good
qualities of leading machines. Call and
soc 4S
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s1ocI.hoIelere, Nleeiing.

a1oTICE is hcreby given that toe Ls ot The
4ts,anv 4 ssanfiaIl Water Pitch or 1anaa i ~, ~
viii be held at the Company 9 once y, III, sennd
~ Inn eas8u fy, Oregon. t'n Tue
Trestisy, IN eeTfember. 1880, that Delhs sis
1lsr al The, hour OF one o'clock IN ne ~
nj said day, for the purpose OF e:sei'''S
qlrecto1s y - T. ELKINS, President
T. H. RuRKHAlsTr secTeIiIf-
Albany, Or, Aug, l3 lsspto
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The grading on the road connecting this
city with Lebanon is finished, and tie
track-laying progressing satisfactorily.
The first through. train over the road be-
tween the two cities it is expected will be
run week from Sunday, as the entire road
will be finished by that time. Whooray.
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We are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co.,
for a copy of their Express Directory for
1880, very convenient and handy work
to have in the office. It gives a list of
principal points in territory occupied by
Wells, Fargo & Co., showing the proper
express offices for way billing, ETC., with
a full list of the Co. IS offices.
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DIR. d. w. Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block. up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE aud
MATERIAL consumed. 1I-31
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and $
reasonable as is consistent with good work.
manship. na2vla
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List of Letters,

Uncalled tor and remaining in the Post
Office IN this city for the week ending
Aug. 26th, 1880:
Brown. A J Wilcox, Geo.
Dick. Isaac A Williams. 4 III
Strout. NJ III Young. VIM Y
z. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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"Household art decoration is what takes
with my hoartters. . said Mrs. Gildersleeve.
as she made bread pudding and called
her eldest daughter down stairs to paint
raisins on it, "'aud it's saving, too"
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DENTIST.

Dr. b. r. FREEI.AND has located ,u
Albany fog the practice Of Dentistry.
All work warranted. ONCE Gm Parrish
bIOck. corner FIRST and Ferry sta. eebl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-27

To show our faith in the safety and excellence of
the K. B., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is intended, we will
give the names of all its ingredients by affidavit
The above offers never made before by the pro-
prietor Of any other Family Medicine in the world
Many festEmOnAa1S . further information, and
full directions using will be found in the pam.
phlet HTreatise on Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle is enclosed Price d bottle
tanning II ounces or 40 to so doses. Sold by drug
&ses. ID. RANsoaE, sos a Co, Prop'rB, Buffalo, NY
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-27

There will he preaching at the NJ. E.
Church of this city next Sunday evening
by Rev. J. Y. Wolfe. No services In the
morning.
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NofEce OC E.Ig,aI Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Franklin
~ Presley. as administrator of the estate of
David Presley, deceased has lied IN he County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, his tinai account
in the matter of said estate. and said Court has
appointed the tEirti day of August, 1889. at the
hour of one O'Clock in The afternoon ot said day
a he titile tor hearing objections 10 said ac-
count. if any there hc. an1 for the settlement
thereof. FRANKLIN PRESLEY.
july , /, 1SSO-v I2ntO Administrator.
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scY,S,Ol EIa,oIss.

Lowest prices on School Books at Plum
pler's, Odd Fellows Temple.
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HrEAIs AT ALL HOURS. including beer rand
M a sj.ssr 95c Balls and parties snlfheu
viii, ice cream, cake, oysters, ETC., ON SNORT
notice and liberal terms
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In TACT, intend 10 Keep first class
FURNITURE HOUSE.

am Thankful! for PAST patronage, and
intend to make ii to the interest of all
residents of this city and vicinity to
come and see me.
Corner of Second and Ferry streets,
ALBANY, lvl2n2fl OREGON.
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Broadway Restaurant & Confectionery

Portland, Oregon,
nm AMROTON WEED, PKOEHAHAVN
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see.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-06-24
Nom Resident Notice.

y. IIiggiuboham 81. James Waggoncr ct al.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the satis-
faction OF the Clerk and Master, from the re.
turn OF Deputy Sheriff l. II, Hall, Of Franklin
county, on the subpoena 10 answer complain
ants bill in above cause, that Robert Higg!n-
botham a defendant to said bill, is ron-gcsi-
d, Mt Of the State OF Tenn -scc, 30 that the or
binary process OF law cannot be served upon
him.
Ii is therefore ordered by Inc that puhlica,
tion be made iur four successive weeks IN The
Home JouUu, published in Winchester, 1tn-
ncssee, requiring snid nonresident defendant
to appear and make defense to said bill, he
fore the Chanccry Court It Winchester, Frank
lin county, T,nn., ~ before he 18th Non
dap in June next, cr thy same will DC taken
for confessed and st i.r hearing c%.partc asto
him
Wines, my hand, At otiea in W.nta,.r r,
/ Franklin county, Tenn, this May 18th 1880.
T, Il. FINCH, {. < NJ
may27-tw
( VS.. C,oycr and Davis 4 Martin, Sol'rs,
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James 8. Sisk ct al ys. W. 3. Faulkner and
vile ct ii.

James &. Sisk ct al vs.. W. 3. Faulkner and
vile ct al
Ii appearing to the sati4lartion oi the
Clerk and Master, from the affidavit OF com.
plainanis in their bill in ahnye cause, that
the d,f,ulm's. Elizabeth Six and beiioSi-k,
Ella Newton and husband JAS. K 2 New
.on, are non-rcsidcns Of the STATE OF 'Irnno-
zoe, 50 thatth, ordinary process % law comot
be served upon them.
It is Therefore ordered that publication be
made !or four consecutive weeks in thc Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, It
quiring said NONRESIDENT defendants 20 APP
pear and make defense to said BILL on or be-
fore the fourth Mondar in June next, before
the Chancyry Court at Winchester, Franklin
county, Tenn, n the same will be taken trr
confessed and set for hearing cN-paric As -
them.
Witness my hand at Office n Winchester,
Tenn, May llth, 1850.
T. II. TINCH, c. X H.
may20-lw
Fitzpatrick & Greg,r5, Solicitors.
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E0r Trustee.

We are authorized to announce a. }. SEid'
more A candidate for Trustee OF Franklin
county at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce W m. Prince
Esq, candidate for Trustee o. Franklin
county at the ensuing August election
Although / have said would not agar
run for reelection TO the cilice OF Trustee
Franklin county, yet because Of the eame:.
solicitation OF many friends, | yield to thei
wishes and hereby announce myself y candI
date NoBtlslroN a. i'hNLN'
We are authorized to announce W. p. Cher
rv a candidate for Trustee of Franklin count
at the ensuing August election
We are authorized TO annoucc i. G. smith
candidate for Trustee OF Franklin county a
the ensuing August election.
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HoH'3e s:.ient Notice.


Geo. W. Hunt ct al vs.. C. \. Hunt It al.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master, from the affidavit Of complain
ants in their bill in above cause, that the de-
PENDANTS, d. j. Hunt, X. c. Hunt, j. W. Bar
rus and wife saliie L. Burrus, Rosa +. HUNT,
W. B. Hunt and J. $. Hunt, are non-resdcnt'
OF the State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon them.
IL is ordered by me that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in the Home
Journal" published in Winchester, Tenn, re
quiring them to make defense to said bill, on
or before the fourth Monday in June ne xt, be-
fore the Chancery Court at Winchester, Frank
lin county, Tenn, or the same will he taken
for confessed and set FOR hearingex-parte az to
them.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester,
Tenn, this May 25tl, 1880
T. II. FINCH, c. 4 VI.
may2I-iy
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For Congress-.

We are authorized TO announce CoI Ja4 IL.
Holman, oi Lincoln, candidate ior Con-
grcps from this Congr, .siorai District, COM
posed Of the counties Of Rutherford, Bedford,
Lincoln Franklin, Marshall Moore and Cot
fee. Election Tuesday, NOV. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon. John
NJ. Bright candidate Tor reelection 10 Com
gross from this Con3r, s~ional District, CON
posed al the counties q Rutherford, H,diord,
Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and Cot
Gee Election Tuesday, Nov I'd.
We arc authorized to announce Hon. A. l.,
Lands, Of Bedford county, a candidate Tor
Congress from this Congressional District
composed Of the counties Of Rutherford, Bed.
ford, Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Mocre and
Coilcc. Subject to 4 Convention to bt
called the usual way. Election Tuesday
Nov I'd
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\ colored jury was cmrannelei at
Flemingsburg, KY, the other day, to
try a colored woman ON a charge Of UNI
mercifnlly whipping her six-year-oI,l
child. The following is the verdict they
brought in after being out half an hour
" Be it understood that we, in .hc
legal attitude of jurymen, do hereby
present our decision according to the
testimony produced, that the defendant,
Louisa Cash, is not guilty of the charge
l.rally brought against her, therefore
We unanimously acquit her"