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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31
The Weekly Register
LOCAL MAT1lERS.
MunDEa.-Mr. Samuel Mcclure.

MuRpEa.-Mr. Samuel McGuire,
the mail carrier on the Upland Route,
called at our Office Saturday morning
and gave usthe following particulars
ofa murder which occurred in the
lower end Of this county on Wednes-
day night The young people in the
vicinity Of Waterson's Mill had
gathered at the residence of Mr..
Graves to have a dance Manycame
from distance, bringing their
sweethearts, and the evening prom
ised to be one Of great gayety and
pleasure, but whiskey, the great arch
enemy Of mankind, came along in
the persons Of Jesse Arthur and Raj
.fas Ray. Sometime during the even.
ing these two got into an alteration
over who should dance the next set
with a buxom belle present, thelady
apparently being indifferent as to
which itshould be. One angry word
led to another, until something was
said about shooting. AT this Ray
stepped up to Arthur, and, barring
his bosom, told him to shoot. Au-
thur returned the compliment by in
viting Ray to shoot; Ray complied
with the request by whipping a re-
volver from his pocket and instant
ly shooting. The first ball took eff
feet in Authur's right brest, and the
second buried itself in his brain, in
stantly killing him. In the confu-
sion Ray fled, and has not been over
taken. Both were young men. Ray
is reported as well Opposed, and Au.
thur, the murdered man, as u desper-
ute character.
PERsoNALs.-Mrs. Jacob Kuhn, who
has been visiting relatives ut Letart,
Ohio, for the past week, returned
home Monday night. Her music
pupils will bear this in mind, aud
resume their lessons.
We.had a pleasant call last Friday
from Mr.. Sam. Mccoy, Mail Agent
OH the Scioto, between Gallipolis
and Huntington. He has been on
this route for over nine years. May
he continue nine more.
Mr.. Geo, Rowley, Of Leon, called to
see us, Tuesday, and renewed his
subscription by paying for five years
in advance. He reports the Democ-
racy Of Cologne I'LL right, and united
fur the coming conflict.
-
The Wool Growers Meeting, which
will be held during the coming Cir
cur Court, it is expected, will be Il
org affair, as almost every farmer in
the county has indicated his in,en-
ton Of being present. This is u move
in the right direction, and VIC hope
the meeting will take strong grounds
in favor of the dog tax law. This is
is one of the best sheep-raising coun-
ties in the State, but it is ouly car.
rird on in u limited scale, because SO
many dogs abound, that farmers do
not care to invest their money in
sheep, for the fear of having them
killed by dogs.
ALMOST A FIRE One day last week
Al
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

Post Office open from halfpast six
in the morning until half-past eight
at night. All night malls close at 8
P, NJ, exceptwhen Chesapeake comes
down earlier. Kanawha boats bring
mail both ways, but Chesapeake on.
ly as she comes down.
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sPNcIAE NOTICES.
Go to the Point Pleasant Ma.

chine Company if you want Boiler,
Engine, Mill Castings, Bank Cars, Chilled
Car Wheels, Gas and Water Pipes, Brass
Goods, Gum or Leather Betting, Gum and
Hemp Packing, Heating Stoves, Back
Walls, End Innings and Crates for Cooking
Stoves, and everything usually found in a
foundry or Machine Shop. [sept. 24-tt.
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The steamer c Chesapeake will make
daily trips between Parkersburg and
Gallipolis, as soon as the Norton is
taken off the docks here. 1t is the
intention of Capt Maddy to leave
Parkersburg every morning, and Gal
lipolis every evening. This will be
great accommodation to the travel
ing public, 3-tf.
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LETART ITRMs.-Not seeing any
items from this place in your yalua.
BILE paper, fora long time, wet thought
We would quill few.
Business is lively about the burg,
since the beautiful Spring weather
has set in.
The Charley Bowen took two fat
boat loads of tan-bark from this place
on the 2Sd, belonging to Daniel
sayre and W. I. Hayman.
J. c. Brinker, Of this place, has
purchased Adam Taylor's farm, in
Graham Bottom.
The happiest man of our town is
A. R. sines. Would have been hap
pier if it had been boy.f
Scarlet fever is playing5sad havoc
at Mudsock, above this place, and
several deaths among the children;
three of G. Thornton, and one of Rev.
Owens.
The Evergreen Literary Society is
in tiourishing condition,
Rev. Beckley will commence a Sc
ries Of protracted meetings here next
Sunday.
Railroad ties are coming Ia fast.
The wheat merchant ships wheat
every week; slips per bpshel.
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A nice line of spring goods just re.
ceivedat VIM. Smiths, opposite the
Court House. Call and see them.
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A IL Goods new and Fresh from Eastern
"A Markets, at TIPPErTs.
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ALMOST a FInE.-one day last week
there came very near being fire in
one Of the houses owned by Mr.. P.
M. Gobert, on the Kanawha. A lit.
tie child, in the absence of its moth
er, set fire to Il bed in which child
was sleeping, and the bed was soon
envelopcd in flames. 1t was discov-
cred before any particular damage
was done. Mr.. q. in trying to put
out ,h9 fire, was burned about the
face aud hands.
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Notice.

Notice.
THERE will be meeting of the Stock
i holders of the Hope Manufacturing
and Coal Company held at the office OF the
Company, on Wednesday, April 2lst, 1880,
for the purpose OF electing Seven Directors
to serve the ensuing year, and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may legally
come before the meeting
d. Q. DAVIS, sec'y.
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They are trying to raise money by
subscription, to pay off the debt on
the old Presbyterian Church, with
some success.
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An exchange thinks there is a
strong impression afloat that iron is
about ready to tumble. Forcing the
price to about $40 a ton for pig iron,
which competent judges say only
takes SIS per ton to make, has
brought on large shipments both Of
pig iron and manufactured iron
from Europe, and a large mum,
Der Of spectators who always buy
at the highest point expecting fur
ther rise appear to be pretty heav.
lily loaded with $40 pig iron and are
pretty anxious to get rid of it.
"The Drunkard; or the Fallen
Saved" q beautiful moral domestic
drama, which was so enthusiastically
received BY our people, will;again be
rendered at Godley's Hall, on Mon
day night. All should turn out to
give the Amateur Dramatic Club a
full house. On Tuesday evening
next, the laughable comedy Larry
Hooligan; or the Blunders of an Irish
Servant" will be produced. We
hear the play spoken of quite highly,
and judging from -tho.castief oharae-
tiers, we are sure they will have a
full house.
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THANKs.-We extend our most
hearty thanks to our friends in this
vicinity, and others, for the kindness
that they have bestowed upon u.s.
Especially do we return thanks to
the Messrs. Jordan, of Machirville,
for the beautiful presents sent US
With good wishes for all, we are
Yours Respectfully,
Mr.. & Mrs. JOHN M. FOWLER.
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ACARD OF THANKs.-I desire tore
turn my heartfelt thanks to the good
people of Mason county, for the kind
assistance rendered me, after the
burning of my residence and its con-
,en'S. Through their generosity, l
have been enabled to rebuild my
house, and also re-furnish it. May
The Great Ruler over us all reward
my friends bounteously on this earth,
and in the world to come.
]. r. STEWART
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-News has just
been received here that on Sunday
night, at Mason City, a difficulty oc-
cured between John Zeislcr, a saloon
keeper, and John Gregory, City
Marshal, Words run high, when
Gregory pulled out a revolver and
shot Zeislor through the leg, making
apainful but not dangerous wound.
We have no particulars, and give it
Just us it was reported to us.
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INSURANCE,

I'm ~ INAIN OEI
John B. DOWNING, General Insurance
y Agent, Notary Public and dealer in Pi-
amos and Estey Organs, is confident of be-
ing able to suit both rich and poor at prices
and terms never before offered at Middle
port. Also agent for Fairbanks Scales
Call and see foryourself. [sept. 17-ly.
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Mr.. & Mrs. JOHN NJ. FOWLER.

Those who are engaged in raising
cattle for market, should follow the
example ofMr. James Capehart, by
building stables for their cattle, and
grinding and cooking food for them.
Mr. G. says their is great saving of
feed by the plan he has adopted, and
that his cattle thrive much faster.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

The first number of the "valley
Tribune" published at Clifton, by
j. A. Gibbons, is on our table. 1t
makes very creditable appearance
We wish him financial success. He
is now known as the man with two
papers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

Capt. Trayellick, Greenbacker,will
address the people at'the Court House,
Saturday night, at 7:30 o'clock, ard
also on Monday, April 5th, in the in
terest of the Greeuback party, and
Henry S. Walker, in particular.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

STATE sENAToR.-In this paper
will be found the announcement OF
d. W. Poisley, ESQ., as a candidate
for State Senator, from this Dis.
trict. Mr. Polsley is so we'll known
as an eminent lawyer, that lit is use.
less for us to engage in his praise
Should he get the Democratic nom
ination it would give US pleasure to
support him.
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Blown Dows,-During the heavy
wind storm of Saturday, a large hay
shed on the farm of Mr. James Cape
hart, was blown down. We did not
learn the amount Of the loss,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

The Legislature of Wisconsin has
pronounced in favor of woman suf-
frage. How long will it be before
our Legislature will-do the same fool.
ish thing?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

Your liver is out of order and you
know it; so take" sellers Liver Pills"
Sold by all druggists.
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fFIIE finest stock OF Fancy Goods ever
/ hrn,n,,lAi 10 iii. hmm. ~ l,I pIIsIvIM,,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

a. The Episcopalians have now about
10 In their bell fund. The bell it
!" expected will cost about $3.50
Uur people should donate money for
,"G bell, because the church needs it
T"ol y We we're glad to hear the
meteor announce last Sunday that
a 5'y CHURCH WAS now entirely out of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

We understand that Mr.. John S.
Lewis had lot of fine sheep killed
one day last week. There has been
lfom three to FIVE hundred dollars
Damage done in Mason county this
spring. by dogs to sheep. We are
a''ng our duty in chronicling the
'"' iuct, when will the county court
10 It's duty by imposing a tax?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

Circuit Court commences next
Monday; and then will be a good
time to come prepared to pay for your
paper.
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bee week IN your own town. Terms
QUOand s. outfit free. Address H.
iALLErr & Co., Portland, Maine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

We hear that diphtheria is pre-.
vailing in several districts of this
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

pLANK DEEDS, neatly printed, on good
ID paper, and all kinds Of Justices Blanks
can be had at this Office, and at vanMatre's
Bookstore.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

An English writer thinks the
American early potatoes will come
to an end ere long, for as each new
variety is claimed to ripen about ten
days earlier than any other, the time
between planting and digging will
soon be used up.
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We will be much obliged to the
thing that runs that sluice box Of
flthiness and misinformation, called
the Register, if he will mind his own
business, and allow US the same priv
ilege,-lionitor.
You are allowed the "privilege."-
We interfered in the business of a
skunk once, and we don't want to
again, the Lord knows.
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Rev. David Jones, colored, of the
Washington Conference, is the Min
lister in charge of the colored NJ.
E. Church, in this place. He is said
to be a good preacher, and from what
we hear, we believe he will be well
liked by his congregation.
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feline 9eide murbe in elm @ebifd &C.
ldleppt, uo fe fpdter 9efunben ipurbe.
- Sn Baitrcp bielt Get @beparo cine
Rebe unb murbe babel bon einem Bruber
isiues @esencanbiouten Sones uno mebe
reren Tarbisen unterbrcden. Sones mar
ni@t su berueisea unb puree enolid curd
ben @heriff aus oem eotalc binauaipe=
Dirt.
Sn Sausbts @tore in Dallas
County fanb cine relisiSle Discuiacn
ifatt, Bel metber elm 8etner Der Ser
ian1mluns pertiinbete. bab bic SHUTTER ieiz
mes Sppenenten in Der SSlIe eerDftet
murbe. Dieritber entitanb cine Sdldse=
rel uno Der 5Susnstdubise wuroe uiehsr=
seidlasen.
- @rspuperneur Dabis murbe bon
ieinen Treunben in Nuitin aufsefcrberi,
als @anbibat flr bas Imt eeS 9ttdters
bee Ser. Staaten @eridtS au3utreten,
ooer i9nen gu erlauben, fd BEL 5ahss
fnr ibn 3u rermenben. DapiS per,petgerz
te inbeB beibea.
Ser @ouperneur bat tein @elb,
UNI Dele9aten CUR gonpention ber naz
ticnalen uo5eitsbebSrbe in Stem Qrr
leans gu ienben. St fdlist bebbalb Dor,
bab @efunobeitSbeamte unb Ne,ste auf
ibre eisene 8ednuns babin reiien unb
wiu ibnen Beslaubi9ungen mitgeben.
- Bei Dention fiel cine Stedaffaire
Dor, in tpelder Elm niidterner Tarbiser
ben ieiuem betruntenen gesleiter in ben
unterleib seRoden unb sefabrlidh per=
mnnbet nurbe.
- Sn Gee @ountp apiiden @ibbines
unb Rcdbale tpurbe elm 8iebbdnbler BON
bret betpaffneten Wdnnern ansebalten
uno ieiaer BaarIdaft beraubt.
- Sci 1abernia liefe,te Gd 5arrb
Doiiebo, Elm Tarbt9er bet einen anbern
Tarsisen erfdoiien Bate, benz Sheriff
aus.
= Sn Sort Benb County bat Sim
W;liams, elm Tarbieer, Der peScn 8ieb=
biebifabl nerila9t mar, eiaen anbern
Garbisen, Der 3euse sesen ibn mar, in
ben Walb 9elodt une ben ielben ermorbet
unb bic Qeide rer1darrt.
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Sm bis(em gueentlit Sfnste Ia bic Star
uns Did Sobertl9n trat In ben Salon.
Gr tIieb fsten, ais er uns beiee su}ammfn
fat. Gin eisentsilmlider Musbrud, balls
bss Gtaunsns, Balls ses Nsraers, prasts lid
In fstnem 0sfdt aus. Gr 3c9 bte sttrn In
6altsn uuo tlifte finiter nnter BEN eunt'
len Nussnbrauea beraus.
Ncs lcg oas betben 2 fraste sr.
Das loa bei6sn, nabm i1e eas Wurt, In
bfm Ha auf H.. sustlte, bab Id etnsn alien
Treune, c!a,r gsfannten metnec Baters
~terer9efanosn pats, uns bab ntr bic Grin.
ueruneen an sersenasne 3sttsn sta wenis
aufaefrtlGt baten. l1nb bamtt fte(lte lte
uns einanbsr Dor. gine lsiate 8erbsu
suns fplste.
llnb nun Nidarb, fubr ffs fort, nun bitte
Id Did, ipIe sin Deib nur immsr bitten
tann, Du fdIaef Did ntat NIT stsfen
5srrn Sd babe lin felt lansen Sabren
ntdt seleten, uno Id wt(l nistt, bab S9r
belize gaa feiubli1 eessnabsr tretst
(s5ort1esnas fo!s.)
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xeg a 9.

= Das neue Sort. ueldes bic Bun.
besresierunS bei 81 Baio erridteu ldst,
wirb $3.50. 900 icfen.
Rcrn wirb in Mc9epnan Counts
nit IS Gents per Buibel unb in Denton
@cuntp nit 20 Gents be,ablt.
= Die srSbte Sdafrandc in ben
Ser. Staaten liest in Dimmit unb gDebb
geuntp. Sic uufaet 100000 Nder unb
auf oerieIben meioen 100000 SAafe.
Der Wertb Der Baumpcuernte
biefer suiicn in Scbnion County miro
auf cine NilIion Dollar Seranfdlaat, mas
$50 fur ieben 8cpf, Wann, abeib unb
RiHo, auSmaht.
- Die Denton Stems beridtet, bofl
wibreno bes lesten Wcnats 600 @inwan.
berer per Gifenbatn bic Staot paIlirten,
bic f& in perIdiebenen Ibeilen bes
Staotes niecerselanen baten.
- Von ben in unorganilirten gpun=
ties liesenoen gum yertauf anseseiaten
3inoereien 1T bereits bic 5ilfte in anoere
Sdnbe iberSesanscn.
OV e1ICtuS otulo uptI peU SDtCs
rabo bel Muffin wiro an 1 Sanuar fer
tisgeileqt iein. Die Snternaticnalbabn
ldbt Gag unb Nadt oaran arteiten.
= Die eoronos Surp in DalIas BAT
in bem Sale res SeRe 5arris cos Ser.
biit absegeben, tab terislte bon einer,
llnbefannten ermorbet uno pann bic Qeide
auf bas @iientabnseleiie selest wurbt,
um bas 8erbreden niht eriennen su laIz
fen.
- Der Ssiretir Der Nultiner guuae
ieli&aft, Y. ". Blunfore. III in Weriec
perbafet uorben unb befnbet ll& auf benz
S&ub mad Auitin. Blanforb bate be-
ianntli4 $4,000 unteridlasen. - Ger
brinst uns uniern Seal 3uriid
- Wlbe Rio @ranbe Gitp 1T elm se.
wiGer Sefepb Dart ermorbet morbsn.
Dart mar friiber Solbat, bate fh eius
i'eine Sumnie $4,000 erfpart unb bic.
ielbe I'M @siddft unselest. Gr mar {eil
8ur3em perbeiratbet. 5art nurbe aus
benz 5interhalt bonn Pferbe ee{4ofsn unit
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FaSss 4 s : .,s epsa settem IT,
Snl a n b.

Sm peitersn Berlauf bes Yrr;e6es
sesen ben Scurnaliffen Ybilip in Nem
Oort 1T nur wieberbOlt feitselteut wcrben,
oaB Der pielbeiprodenc Sbineienbrief eine
Bdlfduus 1T. Wit!lerweile baten bic
Tabritanteu BON ennn, Wal., bic Grid
runs abseSeben, bab gu feiner 3eit cine
Organization bei itanb, bic 7d y rGuplppers
Union" naunte.
- @eu. HoiecranS iit iebr auf9etradt
bariber baB pae @eriidt pertreitet tpur=
be, er babe eiuen i'm Sabre 1865 an ibn
seridteten grief @arfieloS nad Nem Dcrt
aeld;dt, bauit canad bic Tdl{drn8 ber
unteridrif! @atfielbs porsenommen mer-
ben tonnte, une er perbammt ale Diejenis
gen aufS entidiebenite, bic nit Der &C.
ltidte 5u tbun babeu.
- Gas republitanide 'GtaatStcnlite
bon girsinien 1T benz in umlauf aeieeten
@eriidt entsesentreten, bab pas republi=
taniide @lettcraltidet suradseIosea wer=
ben iou.
s.lanb.
- Det Derltal IN Vel8len erel1nete
at cine @cai7on 3weier @iienbabnsise,
tei Der Ser fonen ibr eeben eerlcren unb
cine Nn,abl uernunbet wmbe.
- Der beutide gunbesratb bat ben
YOridlas ter 8esieruns sutsebetben,
wcnad Sc5iuliffeu, weld,e ben Sffentli=
den Triebeu sefdb,ben, aus 5amburs,
Mltona, Wanpsbea, Dinnebur8 uuo 2auea=
burg ausSemieien weroeu IoQen.
- SIN Budget Gon,ite hes un8ari=
iden 8eidstases certiinoete Baron 9aps
merle, has bic uereiniste Ttotte, menn bic
Mpntenesriner binnen 3uraem Dulcigno
nidt teieet bitten, 3uriidge3osen werhen
wiirbe. Selirei9 wiirbe fd nidbt an
feineliden Wtabreseln Sesen bic Eiirtei
tetbeilisen.
Der tulsariide eanbtaS 1T in so
fla bonn Yrdfuenten SartoH in Nbpelen=
belt bes 8iiriien erSffaet tporben.
- Sn Dublin terridte elm fiirdterli=
der Sturm, Der in ben iuberen 2beilen
Der Stabt unsefabr SO Ye,Ioneu ibres
Sbeads beraubte.
- Der beutide Dampfer Nedar LAM
bete auf ieiner 8eiie Srn New Oorl mad
Bremen bic Uannidaft ber britt den
Barrie Warsoret, bic auf bober Gee 'un-
tersins.
- Der Satier- g8ilbelm bat ben
ereubiiden 0onctas erSffnet.
= Der Bote, peldcn Risa Bal lda
nit elmer Proclamation an bic ginwobz
ner BON Dulcisuc ienbete, 1T oaielbif erz
ncrbet tuprben.
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1T cine ppanbi9e ,o luo mir 9ern bereit tclr Dauen
alle oele Sad5ea slr Nnli9t por5ule9en.
g8eoerperdlerl 9epdbreu mir enet liberalet 9tabat
gSas unlere 4reie otetrifft, lino mir der ,lS bic
soufrieeenbeit Seoernlanns gu erperben sdtun9spou
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Betnabe wieber tuna,

@eine Mutter mar lanss 3eit NIT
Nenralsia unb sinem erld5pftsn Syfsn'
be4aftst; is lit an 6opfwtb unb Nsrpsn-
fhwa te unb mar ttinabe bilFos. 6sin
Qr,t unb fstns Dleeisn fonnte tbr bslf.n.
Dor bret Ncnaten tssann fs nit BEN
Gebrau4 BON 5opftnbiitsr NIT 70 autsn
erfcls, oaB fe, obsletd iiter 70 Sabre
alt. wisber Jung fhtlt. sBir elauben, bab
ss tstne befsre 5amtlisnmtsI,in sisbt. Gtne
Dame In Yrppibenee, 81. 8. Sourna!.
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glit bsm 8orfah, @.ine 5amorrtOi

Mit bsm Bprfat, lstne pamcrreot=
ttn lcsaumerbsn. bat manGsr Datisnt %
nit nlerlei l&mu,baften unb nublcisn
Mllttsln perfu&t, bis er sas riGti9e an
wanbte, "Mnafeiis." Das N sinf4&
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-30

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(d5ner mpbsrner 9srrenbiits, bic lttr preis.
sparbta FAB. 5. Seste anb 9 ons.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

.pea-vine pen, six miles from Aber-
deem, Last night. He was taken
back 10 the scene, when he told
the following, which we gather
from one present: "We wanted
money; were permitted to remain
the over night; lay awake after re.
firing until the heavy breathing of
the family satisfied US Of their
slumbess, when We arose and adj
ministered chloroform, riAed the
house ofmoney, consisting of 1927,
a watch. suit Of clothes AND pair Of
boots; scattered cotton over the
floor, bed, etc, saturated IL with
coal oil set it on.firs and left.
Our informant says that the hor-
ror stricken crowd, composed Of
Is resOlute men, determined that
the devil should be punished with
his own weapon, pinioned him to
a tree, with pine splinters artists
cally arranged around lin, dis
pensed with the chloFoform, ana set
him ablaze. They are in search of
the other who will share HE fate If
found.