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LvNCHERS.
Fort Scott the Scene of Mob
Violence Last
Night.
Mask Men Euter the jail and Take
q Horse Thief There
from.

About too o'clock this morning . party
Of about City or hundred men rode up L.
the county Jail nj Fort Scott, and calling
Mr.. Rucker, the sheriff Of ihas county ont,
requested him To allow them the privilege
III d~po-i,ing = prisoner in his jail till
morning, one OF them representing himself
to be Payne. the sheriff Of Labe,te county
Mr. Rucker thinking all Wa q. f.. opened
the j.ii and let them in to lock up the pris.
oner Tor sale keeping.
When they entered, accompanied by Mr.
Rucker, FIVE Of the party surrounded and
grabbed him, tour hoidin. him while one
searched him for his revolver, and finding
he had none, showed him in = sell and
Two vi the party stood guard over Mr.
Rucker With drawn revolvsrs threatening
violence IL he made any noi.e, while the
other two entered another cell and TOOK
theretrom one
THOMAS wADKINs,
&ho vas IN Jail charged with horse-steal
ing. When they got him they left the j,i
locked, With Mr.. Rucker on the inside
When leaving the Jail some OF the mes
we're heard 10 say To the prisoner, Goo
d-n you, you will never steal another
norse."
From eli reports, there is good item
not far distant, and in day ar Two We shsl
give more fuliy the particulars.
Me-. kucker received several bruises snC
had his shirt and vert badly torn by ,h,
party who entered the Jail.
None Of the men are know0 mere. They
came and paced out Of the city 81 quietly
n not to awaken the citizens nearest tn,
JAIL. Up TO . late hnus, search being m al
by about 6se hundred citiz -n., nutrsce o
the prisoner had been discovered IL
ssid cy come that appearances indicate
Wa aoi the work at vigilante.. bu, of con
feaeraie hor-e thieves. Who have take
this bold method to libersie one ii ,hei
number. The country for miles around
being searched for evidence WHICH will lea
to the detection Of some OF the mob. ~ re
- to know what they have done With III
prisoner. The citizens Of ihi, city gene
ally are indignant over this bold ouirsl
upon Law abiding community. The ma
may be guilty Of cline, but without exec
ton the community denouoce mob Law.
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SEDALIA
EXPOSITION!
OPENS
September 71 and Confines s DAYS.
PREMIUMS, $500.

New and Beautiful Grounds, New
and ostly Buildines, New and En-
cient Organization. New and In
equaled Attractions.
The exhibitions Of Farm Stock and
Produce, and Of Merchandise, Ma
chinery and Works Of Art. will be
among the best in the State.
Great Running and TrUtting Races
each day.
Great Roman Chariot Races every
Grand Band Concerts Throughout
each day.
Grand Balloon Ascension on frst
day.
Grand Opening cslsbration!
On Tuesday. September 7th. the
opening Of tie Expedition will be
celebrated with appropriate eeremo-
mics. There will Be- q Magnificent
Parade Of Military Companies, Secret
Orders, Societies, Trades, Mechanic
and others. headed By . ine Silver
Comet Band, which will march from
the streets Of the city to the Expo
sition Grounds. The Governor Of
the State. and many other distin-
guished officials and citizens, will Wit
neas the opening ceremonies. Ad-
dresses will Be delivered BY Hon. Thos.
I. Crittenden and Others.
Immediately after the opening ex-
ercises there will Be rasnine ard trot-
ting races. . Grand Balloon lAscen-
sion, b. Prot. d. Headiey. and tho
Great Roman Chariot Races, BY
Fargo 4 Lyons four-horse r,ce
teams. which have been engaged to
run each day.
~For premium lists, Etc, ID
1ress the secretary.
Alb RI PARKER, President.
j. H. boutwell,, Sec'y.
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itching Piles

isooe Of the most annoying diseases
10 the world, and yet all can find
sure relief BY the use Of Dr..
SwAYNEs OINTMENT. II has been
tested IN thousands Of instances sud
invariably makes 4 sure cure.
The symptoms are moisture like
pempiraiion. intense itching, in
creased BY scratching, very die
tre~ine. particularly n night, a.
il pin-worms were crawling in and
about the recium; the private parts
are someiimes effected. Procure
this ointment. Resder, IL you are
suffering from Thu dat ressing CON-
plsini, letter. itch. scald head, ring
worm, BARRIERS itch, any :russy.
scAly skin erup,ions. nee DR..
Swayne's Ointment and be cured.
Sold by ell prominent druggists.
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Rsy-, Washington, Dc, writer: II
t'elieve il to b. all wrong and even wicked
for clsrgymen OF other public men TO Be
led into giving testimonials to quack doc
tors or vile stuHs called medicines, bot
when . really merisorious article made Of
valuable remedies known 70 all, that al
physicians use and trust in daily, Ne should
freely commend il. therefore chesrfully
and heartily commend Hop Bittsrs for the
good they have done me and ny frieods,
irmiy believing they have n" equal for
family use. will not be without them.
-Ne~ Yorh Baptist Weekly.
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Words Of Wisdom.

When the loved one is absent,
every beautiful thing seems her
shadow.
He who murme,s at bis lot. Is like
bareing his feet to tread on thorns.
Physic, for the most part. is but q
substitute for exercise Of Temperance.
A childs heart responds to the
tones Of its mothers voice. like . harp
to the wind.
They that do nothing are in the
resdiest way to do that which is
worse than nothing.
Promises made in time Of affection
require better memory than people
commonly possess.
A promise Is q just debt. which
you must take care to pay, for honor
and honest are the security.
The more tender and delicate the
blossoms Of joy, the purer must Be the
hand that will Gull them.
He who has no taste for order will
be often wrong il his Judgment, and
seldom eonsiderate or conscientious in
his action.
A friendship that makes the least
noise u very often the most useful;
for which reason prefer . prudent
friend to 1ealous one.
It requires great deal OF badness
and . great deal Of caution to make .
great fortune, and when you have got
it, it requires ten times - much Wit
to keep il.
We should enjoy our fortune We do
our health-enjoy it when it 10 good.
b patient when it !. bad, and never
apply violent remedies except in ex-
tHosno noNnnast0
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An Elegsnt Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative i found 10
"Loodou Hair Color Restoser." II seldom
tails to restore gray or fading hair 10 its
original youthful color and beauty. Fall.
ing hair is checked BY it nee, and il pro-
duces growth Of beautiful young hair,
soft. glossy and luxurient that surprises
every one. These properties added to iis
exquisite perfume and purity Of compost.
tion. render it the growing favorise Of the
toils. everywhere. II certainly 10 the mos,
eleaniy and Elective hair restorer nov h..
fore the American people.
A. A. Gib.on. Barytosn, clutches,
county, n. Y. writes: d.. Svsyne 4 Son
Philadelphia. Gents. enclose ros,of6cs
!orier for g; please se"d me one do.es
"London Hair Color Resiorer." il ha,
stopped nv hair from falling, and restoret
il to its natural color. Il has proven satia
factory 10 every respect. The "Londor
Hair Color Resaoeer" can Be obtained o.
oil the leading druggists At Is cent. q bot
tie.
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Another One.

The EassrpriS will he removed from
Fulton in about too weeks 10 sedalia
where il will he turned into a daily -
Falion Eate'pn~
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The CampmeetinR at Clinton

The Campmoeting at Clinton
Goes on With increasing energy and success.
J. n. Pierce. Of Se'islin, preached Sunday
morning Z" n congregation Of fifteen hum
dred. Rev. Alexander preached in the
afternoon and Enoch Hunt Al night. ."
vsst multisudes. 4 love feast wss held NJ
2 O'CLOCK, a. m. snd q children's meeting
at 4. =. m. Ah"nt four hundred attended
the love feast, which Vas the greatest meet
ing of the sort ever held in there parts.
Many hsve tsern converted and the interest
increases. Order IL perfect. Did camp
meeting folks from Illinois and eisew here
say they have never seen snch good order
At csmpmeeting. Il will likely lest over
next Sunday.
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DnY6lClANS say it 10 . PERFECT 6UbeTI-
L TCTE for the sulphate quinine. Superior in
tonic properties, and produces no dissgreeabe
effect.
Does the Same ~ Sulphate Quinius Sold
by all Druggists, or sent by mail. price l.50 per
OF. Billings. Ciapp D Co.. CnENlsfs. Boston.
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A Few Points on Polygsmy Given
by an Excommunicsted Elder
TO Q Reporter

I.siy lie f~mcsrsi-
As in other glasses, IIesdviiIe po>seaae
her quote Of Mormon speculaiorr. hOweve
limited il may be. and they, too, are .
much overwhelmed in the pursuit Of wealth
"A are the avaricious Gentiles. Yssterdsy
. reporter Va. seated .: the noon rrpasi
when q gentleman coming in Was seierret
to, A. an accommodated elder Of thu
Mormon faith. Thinking that few mo-
men;s' conversation might elici, something
in,erestin. TO readers, the reporter ap.
preached him. and inquire'. # he had been
thoroughly and entirely weaned from his
earlier precep,s. Almost reluctantly, he
spoke and made he-,txiine nod in the
affirmative.
at is thought thst the matter Of Nor
msnism will -oOn witness IT. own dissolu-
ton. What do YOU think Of il Mr. Brough.
tom"
We'll, sir, it has now been some six.
teen month since left CIah. and ] could
not say whst progress the opposition hss
made during that interval. Influences hos
tile to Mormon doctrines were beginning
to show their effect slowly before sbss.
doned (?D il. and an embryo Of dissatisfsc.
ton Was undoubtedly among the women
"Do YOU think that the enforcement Of
United States laws will ultimately destroy
and abolish polygamy?"
This has been . question ,hs, has syi.
tsted elders and rulers for some time. bot
they have come to the conclusion that lit
tie fear need be entertained from this
source. AZ il stands now il ie mere null
lity, and its framing is very poor. The
law provides that . marriage ceremony
must be proven within Two years 70 render
il an offence, end il IL nov % that the rulers
can avoid any proof Of ceremony What.
ever"
"WouId you like to zee successful leeis.
lstion against polyeamyg"
"Yes, air, I think that il is the most ma.
lienani malsdy siih which the earth IL to-
day afil cted. Ii 10 life Of almost unin-
,errupted miaery, for its apostles, and poor
women VA never subjected tn such dire
phases Of agony. While husbands may
make every effort to observe = kindness
and decorum that will make the entire
number of their wives cOnienied. stiil there
il dissatisfaction aud . terrible Jealousy.
Thank God ! have escaped the life and an
to-day much better satis6ed with single
Mr.. Rroughion il no~ speculating in
some mining properties aud will never
again, he save, return TO that faith.
The man Who scolds HIS crying baby
and n snso mean IN iovese * centa in n toi.
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sSwaine's Ointment and Pills"
THE GREATEST REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.

.Swaine's Ointment and Pills"
THE GREATEST REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inveterate case of skin
diseases. such q letter. salt rheum, ecald
head, barber's itch. sores, all crusty, scaiy
skin eruptionr, and that distressing COM
plant. itching piles. As blood purifier
and resul ator, Swaine'. Tar and Sarsapar-
lila Pills are excellent Cure sick and
nervous headache. dyspepsia, indigestion,
yard "a malarial fesers, cleansing the sys-
ten end bowels of all impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ of the body.
Price p cents . box, 6se boxes 81. Oint.
ment SO cents, three boxes Sl.25. Can be
zen, by mail to any address on receipt oi
price. Addreee letter.. Dr. Sssyne & Son,
40 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
By all leading druggists
A Pea for The Soap Agent.
Ee kind TO the soap agent. He has Z
father, perhsps, and mother Who knew hin
io hi- innocent youth. Perhaps even nov
10 some western village, fond hearts m
beating for him, and sweet lips breathe
loves dearest pr~yers for hi. welfare
Therefore lay him down tenderly, fol,
HE hands peacefully on his breast and clo>
his eyes gently - you put him to rest On
der the branches Of the weeping willow
where the birds carol all through the day
their sofiest eongr But plant him deep
plant him deep-Daa6suy Ners.
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CAR

To all Who are suiEeF,ng from the errors
and indiscretioos Of yossh, nervous weak
mem, earIey decay, lon Of manhood. &C.,
will send . recipe that will cure yoa, FREE
N CHANGE. This great remedy WA dis.
covered BY . missionary in South Aweric..
Asnd elf addressed envelope to the Rev.
3. Innss. station u. New York City.
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My wife was saved BY Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.
E B. LAKELy, Selma, Ala.
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A Persersph Of the Future.

Time. A. d. 1900. "rhs necessity for
church going and church edifces IL nov nj.
most dispensed with. Rev. DR.. Turieid
from the central edi6ce of the sacred tele-
phone. breaches every .SuDdsy to 5000
families of his persuasion 10 The privacy o!
their homes. The musical sdjuncts 10 the
service, vocal, Instrumental. ere also die.
psnsed BY telephone, and n waited to tbs
5000 homes by electricity each family
joins in the hymn. The average attentios
10 sermons 10 much greater DOW than 4
quarter Of . century sisce, - the iadie,
have not each Others dresses and bonnst
10 look AN Y. Grup2ie.
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There will he . social entertainment
a, the reading rOous Tuesday evening next,
for the hene6, 81 the library s-lidsi
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One of the most useful articles that We
know of is that famous household remedy
for the baby, DR.. BuiI's Raby Syrup.
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Why suffer sleeplem nights wheA your
Baby il not veil? You can buy Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup ct all drug stores for squsrter
of q Aol1af
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l-"Will We love you when you're old ~
Well. my dear. ihst depends. II you
learn 10 ses buttons on our shirts. And quit
giving the poodle our Sunday coat for .
he'd, veil try and make up few grains Of
Affection for you.-Ksokuk Gate City.
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-Wbsa Ne reject that power OF endu-
rance CO. be impaired to The brain. and
that weak oinds hsvs hssn restored "a
strength y Fslio.s' Compound Syrup d
Hypophosphites. - cannot bot conclude
that the subtle power = really Pesdesabls
matter. Penom Who study hard shoult
preserve their balsacs Of poser BY usini
the Syrup.
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The man Who scolds hts crying baby
and IL too mean TO invest Is cents in hot
tie Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. should be d.
vorced.
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TAKE HIN AWAY.
a Pill Roller, in Suckerdom, Hsr'
rt0O Hls Mother -in-LAW.

A epecisl Of the l4th, from Esrivilie,
lllinoia, to the St. Louis Times, ssy~: A
some chat remark able and novel wedding
occurred At this place yesterday afternoon.
being the nnpsisIs Of Dr.. Henry Clark, .
well-knovn physician Of this city. and Mrs.
Caroliae B. Jefferson, an esteemed and
we'll known lady Of Earlville. Ahout four
yesm ago Or. CLARK led to the marriage
altar the eldest daughter of Mn. Je6eron,
but her death ooenrseo only iour months
after their marriage. In year or two sf-
ter the death Of his 6rst wife. Or. Clark
led to the alter her younger sister, Who
also died of consumption about year al
ter. DR.. CLARK hss continued to reside in
the community ever since the las, affection
Waited him, and y esteemed ~ being An
upright citisen . veil ~ . very able ply
sici.n. Il he's besn .potioed for some time
peat he bee bssn . daily visitor At Mrs
JeAersons house, bus these visits did not Ia
the least excite any susPicion that mar.
riaee wss soon to follow, bat yesterday al
rernoou socisty circles were somewhat
startled By hearing that the wedding Of Dr.
CLARK and his mother-iD-lav, Mrs. Jefer.
son. had taken place in . very quiet man
ner, ssd Tie hapPy pair he'd departed to-
the ess. npoa their bridal trip.
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A T.acs reporter Jaw the blade referred
to last evening. "a we'll ~ talked To Carey
who. 10 put il mildlv is the hspPiest team
ster in the city.
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In Which 10 Brought Painfully to
H,s Mind the Fact That he
10 LET.

Aud j, csms to pss- that tephss retire
To his Couch Last night alter III hn,i:r-~ ri
forts to OH, ,,r ;um his psr'v, tie rsisih
|. lie ans Of H.,I.s county. a Ie,'sn''ao" y
ms merit. ~ nj iignb~, fer the state iexis
lature.
The controversy ii the d., had worris'
him.
The convention ignored him.
The seep-r 81 the Legislative nomina
lion, when sloi.s, in his xrasp. hs'i crum
bles To dry . he, i~fms h,s eyes.
lie hal iou.i3y ho.e,i that when thu
shades oil night hat -,,Ii~d the world, ane
the Wild ,hrohbings oi hi. hesrt, and d''-
posed his versatile min.; TO reflection tina, h
might b. able To had ih- c,u.s Of hi. de-
feat.
: Hut il didn't.
Nothing bu, the naked fact could b
conjused up to his imagination.
And that Fact clad in all her harshness
seemed 10 lay both her hands on his shout
ier.. and look squsrrly AMI insolen;ly into
hi. syes. and .t interval. murmer, with
the voice of q goblin: 'Cephss you are
l.i,.'
He plunged wadIy into bed hoping there
by to escape that nniviting reality.
But she laid her feminine form beside
him, and touching him With her vOluPsu-
Gus 6."re threw her arms around him
lsnsuishingly in an attempt to convince
him Of her presence.
Bur C~phas vir,uously pushed the white
form o! that sterile Fact away and snsp-
Pishiy sAid:
Depart, 1 meyer knew you. C-phas
know. not defeat
Blu, she -oo,hingly curled her limb
across Lim and sadly murmered;
'C~phas you are lett
C~phas then ronrted the embrace ri the
dsm-~l known tn mythology ~ NOR
pheus.
Her blessed presence wss ann frit about
him.
liz eyes he closed, and ja-. ~ he was
rolling IRON the forced embrace oil the
Fact. into the arms Of the lusty danssei
morpheus. cr -Ieep. ~ -he is named By vul-
gar tongues. he plaintiv~ly usosned;
Can such ibings be and overcome me
like . summer cloud.'
L
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DIED.

BOSWELL. On the morning Of November LIST.
1850. at half asst II o'clock, JER EaIAH BOSWELL.
sen OF John W. and Sarah j. Boswell, aged twenty
II onths.
he funeral will take place from his parents resi-
deIce. corner OF Twelfth street and New Jersey
avenue southeast, at O'Clock Wednesday. Novem-
Der Sd. Friends respectfully invited attend
DROWN. Tuesday. November "a. 1880. at 10
O'Clock g. M, Oracle /. DRows. aged years. Q
months and days, youngest daushter Of Oryille
and Sarah Z. Drown.
Funeral will take place from 1907 Fifth street
northwest. Wednesday. November Sd. at 5 so
O'Clock p. M
SAMMONS. On November 2. $780, at the resi-
denoe OF her parents, OF preumouis, FLORENCE,
only daughter OF VIM and Lo,tie 4. Summons,
aged Is months and days.
Funeral tomorrow, Wednesday, at p. m.
WALKER. On the morning of November LIST,
1880. HENRY B. WALKER. in the thirty third year
Of bus age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral which will take place from the
Second Baptist Church, Third street, bet Eeen nj
and L. on Wednesday. November Sd. ut half-past !
O'Clock.
YORK. On November LIST, 1870, at G o,c,ock
I'm, ALICE M. daughter Of Levi H. ana Sylyaaia
+. York.
The funeral will take place from her parents res
dence, 1903 u street northwest, November Sd 1t
SO O'Clock 2. m. Friends respectfully inyited
10 attend. Norwich, Conn, papers please copy.
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BROS. Auctioneers,
FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ON
DlEkS' HOME, ON SLIGO ROAD, AT AUG

II
FARM Yp N ;1s RB1EGE eEoRgE's sGogNTY ON
PIES Rl6k HOME. ON SLIGO ROAD, AT AUG
By virtue of deed of trust dated May Ia
thifd, 1877. duly recorded il Iibes q. B.; G:a
land. and at the request OF the party secured win
Ell at po al Sneton in the the city Of
o oH 1sE5 Sd 45un TEE sH p M
the following described real estate situate in the
county OF Prince Genge, state OF Maryland, to
the division line Of F. W. Kosacks and Mrs. Sal
shsnfa %a the
HnssrD 3 P CT ssa e saa SshrnFs
land; then south forty 43 degrees 80 minuesl
faS oSff ~ sadeR ehr
lIg TO sala kosaSk and hereafter described then
rerehes es So af5
degrees 81 inute.l degrees aud thirty
eight tenth q 800 acres more less. Also Ger
and state, and described as follows. to wit Tot
n 1nn eighteen cen 1s Of Gillian or Ch
W Easily BY hos MIC 5oi mick by deed dated tbs tbs
29h Of seltember 1s47, particular desert tion Of
The lard records Of said county, containing dfty.
Which was T Fisehsr ts Ma
grader, Trustee, by deed bearing date the Odd day
Of October, 1865; and being the same land which
Mehrng by deed dated 30th January. 1867, which
deed has been duly recorded in Liber F. g.. num-
Der Folio 81. ETC., one OF the land records for
said county and state excepting, however, 30 much
bounded anu described IS follows, to wit. Begin.
ming for the same. at stone planted on the west
sid. Of the public road leading to the '5go Mill, ~"
said stone being boundary Of +. W. Kosack's
laBc-apd running from said stons south twenty
sa' road then south forty six 46 deg. 80 NJ. WI
degrees and thirty minutes west, two Co perches;
thence north thirtyeight (S8 deg. As NJ and forty
five minutes vest, sixteen G6) perches, leaving
the road then north sixteen degrees &c deg) west.
west line OF said Mehrlirg's land and with the
same south forty three 43 deg. 80 MINI de yrees
and thirty minutes east thirty four and one-han
t34H rerches to the beginning, containing and
same piece or parcel of land which was conveyed
by said MehrliIg to said Kosack by deed dated the
2lst day OF September, 1875, and duly recorded in
the record office Of said county and state in Liber
improvements. ways, easements rights, privileges
and appurtenaDces to the same belonging or in any
wise appertaining. improved BY Frame House.
This properly is sold subject to first and prior
goth dSy of September. 1876, and recorded in Liber
H. J. No. II, folio 643, one of the land record
TIE, ms One third cash. and the balance in six
terest at six (6) per cent per annum. secured by
deed of trust on the property; all cash. at option
Of purchaser. $500 deposit at time Of Gale. and ali
con1eysncing at cost Of purchaser. If terms Of
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after five
NEHEMIAH H. MILLER. Trustee.
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FATAL QUARREL OVER GAME OF CARDS
Robert Payne and Scott Thompson have been
arrested at Danyille, Va. for the murder OF
Scott HaDkfns whose body was found in the
canal at that place a few days ago. Payne con-
1essed that be and Thompson and the murdered
man were playing cards and quarreled over the
game ana that Thompson struck Hawkins over
The head With an axe and threw LIS body In the
canal -