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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13
COys7ztt.S.CATIID.

1t will soon be the regular time for
the election Of Town Counciliu Shep-
herdstown, for the next year; and i: be
hooves citizens to see to it that the
town is in the hands of those who will
manage her interests.
Respecting the good of the town there
are few questions worth the consider
alton of the citizens. Is it not well to
have the laws more promptly enforced
Would it not be well to prevent such
brawls upon the streets as nave taken
place, by the prompt arrest OF those en-
gagged? There is nothing that would
help the town more in the estimation OF
outsiders than knowing that it was noted
for being a place where lawlessnesS was
promptly punished.
Would it not be we'll, 100, to have a
Council who will make it their duty TO
find out where the violations oflaw re-
specting the sale of liquor occur ard
have the business legally carried on or
not at all? Would it not be well TO
have Council who will Danish the sale
of liquor from the streets and put it so
far from the doors OF Shepherd College
that people will not fear 10 send sons
to town.
The Railroad brings visitors but
these are the measures required to keep
them.
Let the inhabitants of Shepherdstown
require the Council to submit the ques-
ton of local option to the people, and
not presume to legislate for them as
has been heretofore done; and let them
fairly decide whether they desire peace,
order and safe school, or staggering
men, and openly violated laws and
temptations too great for the fathers
TO resist under the noses OF their child
rem.
Let there be a call by men and wo-
men, through your paper, ter local OPP
ton; and let the women, who bear the
brunt of the drunkenness of sons, broth
ers aud husbands, insist upon their right
to vote; so that they may Danish as far
as possible the growing curse OF law
lessness and drunkenness. e.
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Communicated.

Mr.. Zittle-Sir-I read in your paper of
the 2sth ult-, brief address delivered by
Mr.. John III. Strider of this county, to the
members and others at TIscarOra Grange
in Berkeley county. | am surprised to
find that the other papers of the county
have not copied it, not as a mere compli-
ment to Mr.. Strider but because of lis in
trinsic merit. His expression is grand,
and his points sublime. His invocation
of social life is such as would make all
communities happy. His admonition a
gainst the growth Of selilshness is most
proper. His declaration that the accumu-
lating of wealth should be sUBORDINATED
to the rearing of CHARAcrER, should COM
nerd itself to every lover Of Il high order.
of society. His directing the especial Gull
tivation of the AFFECTIONS in the domes-
tic circle, is such suggestion as must re-
ceive responsive echo from every fire.
side in our land.
feel sure that no unprecedented person
can read that address without admitting
its beauty of conception, modesty of eX.
preston, and as being in pleasing con-
trast with the callous selfishness and reck-
lesness of the human affections, as evil
denced by the frequent bruta.ities occur
ring in every day life at the present
time. +.
Charlestown, March s, 1880.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

road of duty. No man could have bro
ken his way through all these trammels
unless endowed with that high order of
intellect which makes one bold aud self
reliant Here was great opportunity
for LEADER, but it was no place for
man of moderate ability and only aver
age information. 1t is true, our men
uoted right, but, in that babel of cor
ruption, one poor, little, modest, silent
vote was like the weak cry of sick in
FAINT beside the shrek of a twenty-ton
locomotive and it had as little influence
on the result, as boys squirt on vol
cano. JUNIUS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

A distressing accident occurred in
Frederick, Md, on Wednesday morn
ing of last week, at the home of Capt.
John Virtue. A young girl living in
the family was preparing breakfast in
the kitchen, while the children were in
the room above. During their play
coal oil lamp that was not lighted was
upset, land the oilfalliug thro' the opening
for the stovepipe down upon the stove
caused an explosion, and in all instant
the girls clothes were in blaze. The
fire was smothered as soon as possible,
bat the injuries are so severe that she Is
not expected TO recover. The young
girl belongs to harrisburg, and her
friends were sent for at the time OF the
accident.
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Communicated.

Mr.. Zittle-The suggestion made by
you in your paper of Feb. 2Sth, in re-
gard to cutting ship canal across from
the mouth of the Monocacy in Mary
land to the Chesapeake Bay, and OF
making the Potomac river navigable by
steam TO the mountains, and OF uniting
the western and eastern waters, is
matter Of great magnitude to the people
of these United States. 1t is OF more
material value than all the statues, can
yons, dells, pensions, eqnalizations Of
pay, salary grabs, sc, Sc, that have
heretofore disgraced Congress. Con
gress could redeem itself 10y moving in
such a grand national enterprise. 7.
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A. G. WBAUGH,
DUFFIELDS, WEST VA,

Is now receiving and has in stock the
finest assortment of LADIES DRESS
GOODS, BLACK ALPACCAS, CASH
MERS all colors, POPLINS of all Styles,
PRINTS, &C., Fancies, Pinks, Puppies,
Chocolates, Solid MORNINGS, Grayes,
&c. PERCALS, plain and Fancy COT
TONADES of all grades and styles, very
cheap. An endless line of Brown and
Bleached Cot;ons 10 II Twilled Bleach
ed Sheetings, best quality PILLOW Casing,
BOOTS and SHOES; HATS of all kinds;
GROCERIES, choice, and at bottom fig
ures; HARDWARE, SHOYELS, FORKS
and RAKES; WHEELING NAILS at
Bottom Prices.
Give me call. ! warrant satisfaction.
TERMS CASH or country produce.
A. c. DRAWBAUGU.
Duffelds, March 6, 1880. If
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WyE. B. DANIELS, ESQ.

The people of the county will have
TO vote at the next election for Chief
Justice OF the County Court. The man
selected tor this position should be quick
in perception, sound and clear in jndg-
ment with a cool tempeiament,a and care
full in conclusions. These qualifications
combined with large experience, renders
the gentleman whose name heads this ar
tice AS eninently fitted for this posi-,
ton. y.
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Gard from Col. latham.
Office Of the Supervisor Of Census,
First District Of Pest Virginia.

First District OF Uest trShlo.
BUcHANNoN, w. Va,
MARCH l, 1880.
Applications for Enumeration, to be
considered by this office, must be re-
ceived on or before the goth day of the
present month (March). Immediately
after that time, l will proceed, as speed
lily as consistent with safety, to desig-
nate from the applications on file, one
Enumeration for each Magisterial dis
trict, or other subdivision, in the sever
al counties comprising this Census dis
trict. Enurnerators must reside in the
district, or other subdivision, for which
they are appointed. Ii is therefore es-
sential that / have list OF the several dis
tricts ofeach county, designated by name
or number, and respectfully request the
Clerks of the County Courts OF the sew
eral counties comprising this Census
district to send me as soon as conve-
nient, card containing such list.
l have no personal acquaintance
with most OF the applicants for Enumer-
ator, and l therefore ask the co-opera-
ton of my fellow citizens within the
district in the selection of the best per-
sons for this important work. The ig-
porant and dishonest always obstruct
the work of Census Enumerators.
They should, therefore, possess, in the
highest degree, business tact, personal
popularity and the confidence of the
communities in which they operate; and
as security for this personal popular
ity and confidence, aud therefore an ad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13
LIME 4! LIME!

IF YOU want snow-white houses and
l fences; if you want cheap lime, it is
here in your own city. give notice that
after a search of several years | have at
last found the stone, and have erected
permanent Draw Kiln, and am now
ready to fill orders. Give it trial and
save the expense of pilgrimage to Mar
tinsburg. A. j. WALDlCk.
March 6, 1880. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed on
Thomas Hite, Trustee of Mrs. Sarah b.
Grove, and the said Mrs. Sarah b. Grove,
and recorded in the then Recorders, now
County Court Clerks Office, Of Jefferson
County, West Va, in Deed Book No. Z,
fOiOs 1884, 1876 and 1886, to Thomas G.. Green
as Trustee, conveying the real estate here
matter described, TO secure the payment
of certain debts therein set forth, upon
which said debts, the following amounts,
are due and unpaid, to-wit:
The assignees of j. Gregg Gibson, So
BOZ, 81, with interest from the 9TH day Of
December, 1872, subject to credit Of
$40 July |, 1873. TO j. Gregg Gibson,
$4,454 ~. with interest from 10th day Of
November, 1878, and after paymenc of the
aforesaid debts, then 200 to Mrs. Mary
X. Berry; the undersigned Daniel Il. Luz
cas- and +. Boyd Faulkner, who were sub
stituted as Trustses by an order Of the
Circuit Court of Jefferson County, West
Va, entered on 3lst day of October, 1877,
in place of ThOs. c. Green, former TrLs-
tee, will offer at public sale, on
Thursday, April LIST, 1880,
in front of the Court-House, in Charles
town, Jefferson county, West Va, at IL
o'clock, NJ, the following valuable Real
Estate -
All of that valuable farm, situated a
bout one mile N 4. Of Lectown, in said
county, one mile from the Smithfield and
ShepherdstOwn turnpike, known as
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communicated
JUDGE vyyI. lSs,EsNEEE'.

1t is claimed that the President of the
County Court should be man Of the
people, who is well read in law. Mr..
Burnett is a graduate of the law school
of the University of Virginia, and at
present one of the acting magistrates OF
the court, therefore his selection for the
Presidency of the County Court would
embrace qualification and experience.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13
- HEAD OF
HORSES AND COLTS

6 of which are good Brood Mares and 8
good Barshear leaders riding and driv-
ing horses, 2 two-year and / one-year old
Colt, and fine STATIONS perfectly
gentle and Barshear leaders IS good MILK
COWS, 6 OF them fresh with Calves by
their sides; l fine part Attorney BULL;
head of YOUNG CATTLE; "a SHEEP,
and about 30 Lambs, Cotswold and South
down, 3 Brood SOWS, one with ten Pigs,
l6 SHOATS, Road Wagon and Bed,
Farm Wagon, pairs of Shelyings, | two
horse Spring Wagon, l Buggy, Will
lOughby Drill with Guano Attachment,
Horse-Rake, tw0-horse Sleigh, Water
Car, / new "All-Right" Cutting Box,
three-horse Barshear Flows, two of them
good as new, Sunfish make, two horse
Flows, one an Oliver Chill Pillow, , Har-
rows, double and 5single Shovel Flows,
| Corn Coverer nearly new, Cross Cut
Saw and hand Saw, Grain Cradles and
s grain Rakes, Fifth Chain and Bearing
Chain,2 pairs of Spreaders, Breast Chains
and short Chains, Treble, Double and
10 single Trees, sets of Wagon Harness,
4 sets of Plows Gears, 2 sets of Single Har-
ness, Gents Saddles, 2 Side Saddles, 2
Riding Brides, work Brides, Collars,
Wagon Line and plow Lines, Check
Lines. Whip. Forks, Hoes, Garden Rake,
Mattocks, Axes, Wedges, Broad Axe, 2
Hamper Baskets, Half-bushel Measures,
l Peck Measure. half barrel of Tar, IL
barrels of Vinegar, Hogshead, lots OF
empty barrels. Also Household and kitch-
ell Furniture consisting of Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Smith American Ten
Stop Organ, Howe Sewing Machine.
set of Chairs, Safe, Corner Cupboard,
Cook Stove, l template Stove, IA gallon
Copper Kettle, i Iron Pot, Crockery Stone
ware, Tinware, and many other articles.
Also $50 acres fWHEAT in the ground
which was heavily fortified and looks
well.
TERMS-A credit Off months will be
given on all sums over $40, the purchaser
TO give note and approved security, the
notes to bear interest from date, but If
paid promptly when due the interest to be
remmitted. Sums Of $40 and under the
cash will be required, and a liberal dis
count for cash on all sums above SO. No
property to be removed until terms of
sale are complied with.
Sale to commence al 9 l-2 O'Clock, A. u,
sharp. SAMUEL oakley.
March 2, 1880. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

Signal Station at Riverton. We here
tofore announced the tin-rooflag by
this firm of the Shepherdstown Sbenan-
doah Junction, Charlestown, Berryville
and Bcyceville Depo,s. Securing these
other contracts after the amount OF
work completed by them is testimoni-
al to good workmanship and fidelity TO
contract worth having.-Free Press.
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NIEs. THOS. .. LOCKE.

This gentleman whose nagnanimous-
ly turned over his balance OF power in
behalf Of our present worthy Sheriff,
Baker, should be gratefully remembered
by that gentleman's friends. MIR. Locke
is a first class business man and in every
respect highly qualified for the Sheriff
atty. a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13
VALUABLE STALLION
FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers at private sale
L until the 10th day of March, 1880, his
valuable bay STALLION, Hyderally, z
years old. The above horse is well known
in the neighborhood of Unionville. Will
be sold upon moderate term. For further
information apply to my agents y. j. 3.
Strider, Unionville, and ID. 5. Rentch,
Shepherdstown. w. NJ. MILLER,
Rohrersville, Wash. Co., Md.
March 3w
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LOOK HERE!
Please attend to this Request
Promptly !

T DO most earnestly and sincerely urge
i upon all who are indebted to me, to
make payment Immediately. | have in
dulged you from time to time until call
not indulge you any longer. Unjust have
money to meetmy obligations. | intend
this notice to apply TO each one individu-
ally, and expect you TO call without
further delay and liquidatc your inde6t-
edness. a word to the wise is sufficient.
mean precisely what say.
\. c. DRAWBAUGH.
Dufields, March 6, 1880. II
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PUBLIC SALE.

TuE undersigned having determined to
/ 90 West, will sell at public sale, on the
farm known as the "llazletield Farm"
belonging to Mr.. James \. Hurst, miles
south of Shephcrdstown and 2miles East
of Kearneysville,o n the road leading from
Walper's Y Roads to the Charlestown
road,
On Tuesday, the 10th day Of
March, 1880,
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UNITED STATES SALE
UNITED STATES SALE
Valuable Water Power
and Machinery,
l26 Lots of Land.
HARPER'S FERRY, w. VA.

DY virtue of section 3.49 Revised Stat
ID utes, also of the Act of Congress OF
June Il, 1873, the undersigned will offer
at public auction, on the premises at iar-
per's Ferry, West Virginia, commencing
IT one o'clock u. NJ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

CRYSTAL KITCHEN -soAP.-House-
" keepers viii bless the man that made
this Soap. II makes tinware bright n a
new dollar and wooden ware AZ clean ~
when new. Try IL.
BAKER Il AfcsUHRay.
Feb. Ia ew
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On Tuesday, the 25th of May,

1880, the following described property Of
the United States as designated on a map
of Harper's Ferry, made in the year 1862
by 5. Howell Brown, Surveyor, to-wit:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

Let your readers ponder it, and, see
to it, that they put "such ideas" as were
expressed by the army then, and are en-
tertaired by the army officers and office
seekers now, to res: forever, by abso-
lutely setting their faces against third
term. Yours truly, ID. u. i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-13

LOT TWO, embracing the Waterfowl
er of the Shenandoah River as held by
the United States, aud the site of the old
Rifle Factory with all the appurtenanccs.
, 1880-08-03
...Nt;W. YORK,

Srsrfn Jh,ratr. h The cAtcues 1fituns
NEw yYlsK, ..ug. ,--l'reparattons arn tus.
lux ,,..tIe ~, u; grand Kcntn l'y il.a NatlonaI
an.l lucnl cau'pl1gh eJ'laIlslttrrs for the ~
:teptto,l II t;eIt. Giaftlvla; Ind hl,rr .!lstll-
xu4!ae4l l'ap,thltearx st}-morsow evening, nll.i
fur lhr exercises wlltri' aru to luke pIaet' o'l
the day fu!EnwIw. Ex-t;oy, .1nwrli, Chatt-
'na',:' Ut the, Natiu,nl. t:otpmttte', lrTt
this. c4y, rt,.sluy for l'uIFa'n. where
l,e will meet .thll. Garfield a.ul purity. ltr
swns aceon,lH,.ilet I'y tho slm! Levi L. Mor-
!ttm; Col.'N. ". l!opker, and. Stntn Srn'tnr
w. II. :lsoiettst't. 'G'llu various clubs a'"t
.,ssoclpto'.s 40 Ibis etiy Ut thu l"ys ~ li'Hn
Will mako s,,ehal lal.1.ln in tho rlty ~ they
iBl,a}l: .tteterInfns tor thensefyes without
ttha coj.t1,l, 1T. ll,e re',trn! organihnt!on.. \
! t,i,0ye.,jelt Is in fMh A,nnns tle veterans VI
i the War III tenslrr t;a1,. fairfield II yatctalla
reception on saturday under tho supervision
|! u( lien. Atlst,tl Ii. MeCaUE. a cltenlnr llas
I,ceul !ssuul addressed IN the fol1uwin.
words:
Tho Undersigned intcral!s 1T tho late WAr,
III y4hr Guu4ry. III tctS FtMItet1 III llc1Ice ftaiA
IN 4Ar tlcalss ytMtr Atx,rptaheu uf hcrcilstu ut
their Aa1lls Ut slrli ttiae and place Us ytii l''ay
lm. p!c4sest ~ .sraIa1ntc.
SENATOR C0SKLlSu
nrrIveA in this e{ty this eyt41,lx 4n4 Is quar-
teiG1 ut the Fltt3l .tyrilue Hotel. After tho
, 1880-08-03

i 1op,.AN i}LtrE, M0., July :l..-Dr. Delnlnt,
living bn l,nrt trec!;, hi S,odtIarl County,,
llus raised II ltillcliati-wittetl girl tn the agc
of II; years. On last "Wednesday evening six
men caught her, forced l,er Into the wWuls,
.antl subjected !lrr to the 'usust frlghNul nut
rages,-tho report hcIlg. tia. ait Of tic tle-
,i!t,lls toUls turils In tbs leillah c,fnle.atlcr
wlllll they lift their sleatn! ~ tho WMnts y!
succeeded III making her way back tn tt,e
lEulisc. On tla hext .tAy, slla WIS found t,l
Dilrk Greek, drowned. II. ~. believed tl,at
tho wives or the .laylls tilat 70. .fcafflllfy
abused llrr. werB ttia partlcs' who did lie
tIruMMtuE.
, 1880-08-03

man a t1ortor we'll klluwn IN Frcncli.t:al,atlan
r|rrlps. Int II .tItt g,r'ater horror awaited
him. Fur uto,, dragging The mai. into tho
light ln discovered tint: t,t7l,atffll cnstplS
hfy Mifc:s. unyir.. T!la wife. *ctEhpletl. al'tl
tllt 1,nrlnl,, 3mplotct intrry,, '"I1dr q lN,l!
*tlz.t riile .n,k tirn,aiN!ed ;wltisli 6f t!ieui
lu:isl,omi kHl first, A. bp!lt st,tul's de-. They
FIJI umn 1l,eir k!,ecs and i,Hpuretl mercy f9r
t!elr eo1ulstrt,: the wnniar. ultlinH THAT
s!,tt1d not nldee lis own frcrtlom ila peril.
l1a BUNDLED the pair into the ~tret. asItl ~.
forllIed the l'ttfresl p0tieo tint at certain
street. III Il raiGWny. were q H,a1l ana ws'nni1
Win wulitrH HnI,lc clothes to nUycr their IN
ketnex*. The husband Is n military MINI.
and llas seen service In Italy aud france.
, 1880-08-03

Spsctdl UI1pd1eh % The CHltu9O 7fl5a"s'
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Aug. :.,-Jatl,es Farrell
lust night leca'tle Involved IL. Il u,arre1 Will
Stephen t;nston, during w'IIrl, tho lattcr
drew ii knife and Inflicted eightor nine ugly
.look1n1c g.sl,es Oh l0rrcll's body. One across
tl,a abdomen Ii considered .vGrS dangerous,
mud Tie cllAuccs arn tl,at la will die, should
inilammatioa set IN. t'aston was :tlle- ell
glneef pt. the distiiiery, mid Farnl! vast
',i!sc!nrteA fireman. G,tstoll clnfnls TINT he
allI assaulte.lhin,. md Jig cut l!!!i Will tllu
knife, lle l,e1pE etgaRstt III .whittllng at tho
time. !;astG,. surlcu!lerc. hi.ISelf, and wns
!et 90. hut tfs morning Farrcff's condition
lacked lip. Since his arrest Lastot, slpeItte4
,to tnata,A,,y statement, aare tllut 1t was self.
, 1880-08-03
i'll: Attfs.I It.ANtl.

srtct'i nf5pateA IN Tie Chffaya Iriaan"
+. NEW l0I,k, .slg. :.~-t;Oy. t0r'lGtl tn-llny
refltst. tn en1n,nnto tl,u sentc,Ice Uf, 1,albau.
tho Ituluii, sentenced to be hangel 1)l Fri
tlay next in this ely inr tl,e murder. ot his
wife ,nyt fall. Preparations for, tho exccn-
ton nre huinx lnatte.
- ALBANY, y. T., ANK. ..-'rlic following
tclcgns,u NILS sent lu New York ILLS after
,|uon: -
~ 1lIttinw +. KiA'zlag, .Vtw lDtk: ThtGov-
trtsIr' ~ utn,te tn tuTsfy hln,sct IN tny inter-
rrrGnrt, wtll tllu rxrtuLun ef Tho Inv IN the eRs4'
oF tho unfortunate pri4pner y tltn,'
.1sDW&ilIl MtGtiuEl., EMrtL0n GlGrk.
, 1880-08-03

NASHVILLE, Tent., Aug. IA special 10
The NtAHcr says: "l.ast night ut Won't.
latll Mills party of ncgrocs were swearing
anil nuarreling III frollt 1T the residence of
Hurry Cre,sIlaw, Il wc1I-knuwn citizen Of
Wnodla1ld., when Crensl'aw went out a1nl
ordered them to hush. This cnyagc.l the
party a,lt lot words. followed wien ttret,-
shaw fired Mt the: negroes. .Alcxauler Eli
L. aioMGI..-barfeiet7 si.utEiir, .-vultitying liz:
contents nf h,tll bArrel* int0 Efrasi,uw's y
blrnst Asut .ston.Aeil. Cre,tsliaw trll antl va,i
carr'etl intp Ills. ls.>iellcr atA medical lid
summoned Ellison He'd to Gnin,' Clty.
taKlil t,iS to Woodland. Crcnsliaw IT lust
.,ltctl1,ts was lying, In n eriflenl condition,
md II il thought he will Iie." "a
, 1880-08-03
Nf>l'I;s.s,


satei.., ut,pAteh 10 II. thfet'ro Tribune.
Nt:w t}ut.t:ASs. .An=. r.; -;-'rhe Garfield
campaign WIS laustlratr't l'kliSht BY IN
tln,upI,ss l,l!.ss-nertlns, rnlndiellx lxct by ut!.
expected ni.,nl,cm ntnl nncoulAlet! enthusi.
asnt. l'apt. s;e'rss l.. Sortnp. my old anil
wcIl-kuuwn Steamship commander, presided,
sMl Air. t''tks,. United Statcs Marshal under
tsruui, rul removed hy .!!Ayss, Gen.
W|artu.,. preaent inSn.nbent nf tat oslire.
md tM. 1.ewls. lutely re1noyetll from tue
Naval t}llIre. wer, uu,nng tho prlncipa!
harmony nr tho party here. :.
:, ~ sEw soHk. L..
6pstidf f,i,paiet ~ 1nt t'atsIgo 7ft1aPs.
NEW fnltK. AtlE. !.-El,lrry i. sttars. Ut
Chlsaau, s!,hI v'n,n N4vHiles, State .tAltltdr ~
llllnnts, We're I'll tI!a SafhnlaE itrtt't'l'tattess
ttL.!lMN. "a =
, 1880-08-03

AosruEAl, lluK. :.-.t few .Iays ngp ii
.y0i,!lx. Fri,ehEk,ialiau Gcnllrnla,,,, wei,
known asA highly esteemed! 1s II man uf
honor, Ind oecas!ol I" ~ into THO country
for tiMe. leaving his Nits nlaI sAs.Irtn at
lloale. llu returned hastily thu snine eycn-
Ing, and, nnt!rlnx Il light III his betlrnauu. It
flushed upun hlm that hrrNlnra WlgsIt ho jm
the llolse, a,ut wltlnnt iIora ndo lIe hurst In
tue aaurS, rushed tu Ills raf'n1. III tho wur.l-
robe ut which lu discovered, IN his utter b.
Hsyt}$ H5 t:ss is ' %sss s Ss'% va; IL N ss. sS III
, 1880-08-03

F.. CnrNe,f. Ilt.rrrs, H., .A'lg. IA murder
ocs:urrod in Norwulk Township, ltIl, ralI'.y,
near Wcston. Ut thr Eork i.la1HE ls'Nssl.
,alt,,ut Tn'cluck lbia luornlng. \ yn.,I,K l,sa''
named 0wc,, Mckay, fr'nl tIllsloIs, e:l,-
.pi9ycl Oh !i,e farQla August Anderson, wl!ys
assaulted l'y f'atgtR md Mfrt,aet liHdisan.
!vtug. OH nlmtJtIllEy f"rnl. H''tl WAS p"n'ttett
to death. 'Ttla trnusls WIS thu result ut Aly.
Kay undertaking Ii, ,tr,u tlIr0tlah II iane ia,
ti,a fa1,! Ut ii,e llSt|ls1.s, nil! Mlic rci'lset
hin, ~ l,u atl t,rrlrs Ills llisl,eHsstlr ~, II
former ucc,!slnu. rhe lnnMlclt's ,Wnre,ar.:
rested BY .Depity.Shrritl, tlnt!nrt'i,ck uni
; .l,e,,t prosali5 III Till Vicinity or tbs trngcIy.
, 1880-08-03

: ,,t;AIyEsrt,S, Tux, AnE. :s:.--'l'le .jonramfx
Austin spccial say' William williams sfn't
'uni lnssun!ly killed one Sr"tt. li''l .ul"red.
Williams csssliWd.
. ''i'(,G Nr,rs las reeHisetl TIN following Sp"~
.rlul:r
l'Au,s. 'I'cx., Aug 1.@v,}uhll 1'alnlrr WIS
sl, a,ul INSTANTLY killed Saturday by .f0lt!l
nil Sewlnn I'r,lsrr. the result 0ft tllflct'lts
u1,nllt u i0Ny.-