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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
Ohio County Democratic Ticket

EscitDH, TgcstIF. Oct'0'' "a
For judge o. Old Circuit
J.. B. NcLCRE.
For Judges OF New Circuits,
GEORGE r EoND,
J.. 4. MyLUKE.
STAT. Senator.
JOHN T. DOSEiiop,
vi EAuc)Ck county.
Sheriff
CURTIS 7. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS :. JORDAN,
Assessor.
Ci,y District.
RaI Err II. PHILLIPS.
Country District.
NOAH EASE.
Jud.e Of County Court.
GEORGE Z. BOYD.
House Of Delegates
SAMUEL \. EEPShR.
FRANK 2. McNELL.
CHARLES ". STARLIGHT.
JOSEPH ". MORGAN.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State nf West Virginia tO.wit; Attitudes held IN
the CLERK Office Of the County Court OF ONO
county. Oh Montay, the ih day OF October
A. ID. 1850:
Mrs. Julia \. Ford, plaintiff,
Mrs, Manarrt :. Jones, wife Of John J. Jones,
Louis N. Cole, Jo,hua Burnley, Miss Julia ".
hurley. Mr.. Mary T.. i,andlan. wife OF John
MARY +. Walton, wife OF Thomas Walton. John
Il lliuilan. Sarah l.. Hand an. Joseph IL:
HlLd,sn ard Carrie l.. Hundlsn, .CeyiseeS 0i
The said John Han ilnn, deceased: the chill,
Grcn Of Mrs Jennet hurley, the children oil
Ms. Elizabeth fesrcc, the children of Mrs:
Catherine McLcyue, Charles L. COwan and
Robert COwJn, dCyiSecs Oi John Cowail, Ie-
ceased. uClcnlca,s.
~ CuANCERY.
The object oi this suit Is 10 have the dover
right III Mis-. in ia a. Ford set apart IN the one
uuiiyiGe NTH Interest, in a certain parcel OF
tru1t ui iAul. com uiONly known as the fOgs ,
Eun Mining Conn any'S coal Lands, which ssll
one UNDIVIDED fifth interest," was conveyed by
". !. VI. Cowdcn, by deed bearing date the l3.h
dav If March. \. ID. 1879, To the defendant, Mrs,
Nirpalrt :. Jones. Aud affidavit hAyint been
made that the sail defendants, Louis NJ. Cole
AMI Jo,hua Barley are 'oi residents OF tn,
St,tc, and that the MGmes and places of residence
of the children Of Mrs. JcauCt Hurley, aud oil
Mr.. Elizabeth Prarcc, and the children OF Mrs,
CathGriuc Ncl"ync, d,NisrcS % John CoHaiL,
deceased, are unknown L This plaintiff; the SAID
IOuiS NJ. Cole ana Joshua Burley,
and the sail defendants " hose names AMI places
o., residence are unknown, are required 10 ap
lslr after due publication Of this order, in the
Clerks Office az our sail Court. at Rules to be
holden therefor. on The first Monday OF Novem'
h.r. A. u lNSl, ali do what l. necessary 10 pro-
tcrt tncir interests. TeSte:
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
VIM p. Hubbard aud VIM. H.. hearne, solici
tor, 10. plaintiff. oc6,l5 2OE
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Tbs Constitutional Amendments.

,y.rrrrnS,,ANgNoVENr, ARTICLES.
70: RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
xr,r,r,,y,r AMENDMENT, SIC. 10, ART. 5.
rOE RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
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GEN. CANEGpN alter his return rom
the West. predicts that iniiana will so
Democratic by 500 AMI Ohio Repub l.
can BY 10000.
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nrnncRAJlc STATE TICKET.

E,ss.isg. Turs';Y. october I'm.
Governor.
JACOB b. JACKSON
Auditor of State.
JOSEPH >. MILLER.
Treasurer Of State.
THOMAS O'BRIES.
Attorney General.
&. {. WATTS.
judge Of the Court OF Appeals
THOMAS GREEN.
state superintendent OF Free Sen00A'
BERNARD l.. BUTCHER
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Having many warm personal friends, irrespec-
tive OF party. who desire me to be a candidate for
the above office, in Clay district, l hereby an.
nounce myself an independent candidate for
the same, and very respectfully solicit the sup
port Of the voters on the 18th Of October. II
elected | promise to perform the duties OF the
office with impar.iality and promptitude.
CO. JOSEPH L. WILDE
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Tng epizoolic is sprcain:, bu. net
half :, Elss A. Ia, cabll:stic figures 80.
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DIED.

MCLURE-Tuesday. October ;, $50. Mrs.
ELIZABETH II. MCLUEE, vile OF CapI. John Me
Lure, aged IS years.
Funeral viii take place from her husbands
residence. corner South Front and Ohio streets,
Island, thi, afternoon at ) O'Clock. Friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

EVERY day now will be hotter than its
predecessor for = month to come. There
will be no peace till HANCOCK is elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

As the weslhey OEoss colder p9''sss
vaaring alon. the Ohio valley.
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Piles & Rectal Diseases, &c,
THE LADIES ALL SAY

WHAT LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S EXCELSIOR
L Baking Powder is the best in the market.
tO-Baiscuii and Batter Cakes IL il unrival!ed.
Sold by the bcs, dealers. Ask for the Excelsior
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A STITCH IN THE BACK,

Or Neck. and Pains, Bruises and Swellings, are
promptly relieved by using Logan's Arnica. an
elegant external remedy. Price 25c. Sold by
LOGAN, LIST & co.
WhnicSAle Druggists, Bridge Corner, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

THE Cleaveland Iiain.D'alcr keeps
standing at the head OF its editorial co.
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WE BEG TO REMIND YOU

That we keep the largest stock aud the most up.
proved 1russes, Supporters, Surgical lnstru.
nients, &c TIuSes carefully adjusted. APP.
laratus ios deiormities furnished 10 order. Call
or LOGAN, LIST 4 CO,
Druggists. Bridge Corner.
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YOU NAY FIND BELIEF

Promptly from that Cough and H~oarsencss by
using DR.. Ihapman's Horehound Balsam. Il:
docs not disorder the stomacn. and is pleasant,
SIZE and clcclual. Price &c. foa sale by
LOGAN, LIST i CO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

Any responsible party or parties who
want to bet 5000, or any part OF the
sum, that James A. Garfield will be
elected President OF the United States can
he accommodated by applying at the
Pain Dealer Ctlice.
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s..oceaIlc NATIONAL TICKET

orM0cRAIlC NATIONAL IlCKt
Csc.on, Tuesday, NoTe@bsr I'd.
O PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
OF PE~SSsYLvASIA.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENr.
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH,
or INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
STATE AT LARGE.
Eu,RRIpGE q. CRACRAFT.
WILLIAM l.. WILSON
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
frs, Dissrict-DANIEL d. JOHNSON.
S,eoad DiS,-ic.-JANES MORROW, JE
Third pi.,ric.-EUsTACE GIBSON.
FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN WILSON.
SECOND piSr8ICT.
JOHN BLAIR HoGEi
ruIED District,
JOHN z. KENNA.
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To the Democratic Voters O
Ohio County.
Dy ORDER or TIM ONO COUNTY pEMo'
ID cratic Executive Committed
Clmrksblrg Convention.

by order Of the Committee oil Demouralle
ctedlied "a delegates ~ thu Congressional Delhn
cratic Convention, which meets ~ The tgwn o'
lilartsbnra, ON Thursday, the 10Th iay ~ nlle'
issO. Any Democrat deslnng 10 atloud SAID o1,l.
yentlon ran procure his rcfllhga,o W We wv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08

HERK IL a Conundrum We would like
30 have some one oi the Republican or
gans answer, How Is u that blaine,
Conklins, Cameron, Carpenter, Logan
aud their coniferes IN Congress are 80
pure, honest, upright aud devoted 10
the welfare Of the people while origin
ating, advocating and voting upon party
measures, like the Supervisor bill Tor In.
stance, In Congress, when they are No
totally wicked, corrupt, dishonest and
full N political trickery and chicsnery
in conducting csneuses, conventions
aud campaigns. ss the Republican or
gans charge and ~ the fae,s prove them
10 be- Upon this seeming paradox We
"pls,n people" would like little more
light.
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STATE POLITICS.
Governor jackson and Congress-
man Wilson.


Psrkerrburs Sentinel.
Mr., Camden IL not candidate for
Governor, but Mr.. j. u. jackson Ia, and
will continue 10 be I'LL the State Demo.
cratic Convention decides otherwise.
Those papers that have proiessed w.
norance OF Mr.. Jaokaon's intentions
need do 80 no longer. He's q candidate
with all that thu word implies, and his
irienda will see to II that ho In the next
Governor oi this State u there be any
reality IN "slgns."
Tur declaration that Mr.. J, II. Jackson
will be u candidate for Governor practi'
oally excludes his friends from using
his maine either an dark or light horse
Tor Congress. Aud an natural result 81
thls move, Col. Wilson's strength In con
siderHbly augmented. There was we'll
founded expectation, a short time ago,
that the mixed fight Tor the Congress
sional nomination now going ON DO.
tween Tingle, Wilson, Campbell aud
Johnson, would very probably result la
the choice Of a new nan, aud that man
would Oi necessity almost, have been y.
n. Jackson. Now, however, he Ia hard
ly possibility ~ candidate Tor Con
gress,
Writ and Wood counties have sent
delegations containing u good many
Jackson men, aud now that Mr.. Jackson
il out ol tho race, will he very likely To
vlye their influence 10 Col. Wilson.
We estimate that Col, Wilson In
twenty votes stronger by reason Of Mr..
JackHon's race for Governor, aud no
now IL within the range of reasonable
certainty oi the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08

4#~W~<I
thst Dr. WIslsr's l3xlaam oi Wild Uher-
~ hss nrnypn itssli ~ be . positive cure
lor OoisumplIon, Asthma, hroncnltla
ana sll Lunr diseases. II has saved the
lives 81 many even altar the doctors bad
ssld there MAS no hops. Every on:
declares that II eoee rislit 10 the right
spol," soothing and healing ~ u by ma'
rIo an sorsnesS OF throat aud lungs. a
single doss taken II bod time Will gen.
tly warm the blood, Gauss refreshing
slumbar, aud by morning an ordinary
cough OF cold viii be- gone, None Ken.
uIne without signature OF SANFORD q
PAW. Large plnt bottles fl,D0, Keep
. bottle nIways on hand, twill save You
many doctor bill. 30 sure your drug
rIst gets tbs genuine Tor you Lauahlin
Hros. a TO-, and Logan, iist \ Coy
Wholesale Agents, Wheelingl West ~
Gilmore, Agents for bridegroom. Y.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Delegates to the Various Forth
coming Democratic Convcn'
lions.

Delegates 10 the Various Forth
coming Democratic Convcn.
tiona.
fAisyikw, w. Va, June o, 1850,
Editor ot the Reslssss.
Tho Democratic County Convention
called for the election oil delegates 10
the various ioFthooming conventions
met In the court house to-day, and was
called 10 order by j. X. Donehoo, chair
man of the Executive Committee
George w, Newman, Esq, was chosen
President, aud WIN. j. HUI, Esq., Bee.
rotary, The convention proceeded 90
work and elected M delegates 10 the
State Conventlon--w. M. Lee, Alex
Moneypenny, j. II. Donahoo aud iona.
than prosser. Alternates VIM, Nor
row, James Chambers, John Wilson
and X. Nj. Cunningham,
Clarksburg Conventlon-George W.
Newman.
Congressional Conyention--E, A.
Fresh water, John H. Campbell, James
u, Stewart, Captain William Stewart,
Thomas Dsmbrick, III. Sproule, J, n.
Johnston aud David Gallahsr, Alter
naies-Benj 0rifiith, 4. u. Chapman,
William Gregory, A. McOloud, Eb,
Langdtt, II. y, Donahoo, Thomas Gun
ningham, A, d. Lowary,
For some reason the committee re-
solved 10 omit the appoint
men Of delegates 10 tho Judicial and
Senatorial Conventions. and RENTED
the duty OF such appointments 10 the
county convention, which In yet 10 be-
called for the nomination Of a county
ticket
'lhv convention continued In Office
the old county executive committee,
with u single change In H., Nd that u
now standsi J. H. Donahoo, chairman,
". Langhtt, %. q. Bunting, Hon. John
Cunningham and w. M. Leo.
Tho delegates are all left uninstruct-
ell.
Imay add, ~ q political item oi what.
ever worth ID may be-, that the action oi
Archie Campbell at Chicago, In defense
oi the individual right 10 vote an the In.
dividual conscience and judgment may
dictate, 10 heartily approved here by not
only his political brethren, but by his
political opponents also. D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08

aud Hendricks came nexL, with 1884,
On The second ballot 1rllden's vote WAS
LEI iisadsicis - Sss unanimously scininsisd
ior the second piacs. On Mayl7 ths
Qtssnbscksss meA In convention IN 10.
dlsnapolIs and pslsf Cooper, o. New
York, having consented 70 run tor the
Presidency a. their candidate. was nom
lnslsd without opposltIon. Newton
Booth, OF California, was chosen ior
, Ne: r, .ss sos ~ ., Ss i s c s =:
chosen in hIs place. A small Prohlbl.
ton Convention was held on May 10 IN
Cleveland, and went through the form
OF nominating candidates Tor the PresI
dency and vIH Presidency, ureen
Clay Smith, OF Kentucky, and q, n.
Stewart, OF Ohio, were chosen 10 OIL tho
hrst and second places on the ticket,
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The Hampshire Democratic Convention.
-. .I...n.. "a ILn nnuI.Inr

The Hampshire Democratic Convention.
Correspondence Of the Register.
This Convention met at the Court
House on Tuesday, the LIST Inst, aud APP
pointed delegates 10 tho State and dis
triut conventions. The indications are,
from the known sentiments and charac.
ter Of the delegation, that Mr.. Faulk'
ner Tor Governor, Judge Green for
Court Of Appeals. Dol. White Tor At,or'
ney General, and probably the other
State officers will have iis solid support,
and that the vote on the Congressional
nomination will be pretty equally dis
tributed between Messrs. Martin, Lucas
aud IIoge. IinothlnH occurs before tho
convention 10 work changes oi opinion,
| think the above presents a lair view
al our status in politics, Mr., Lucas de.
hyered a very able and we'll conceived
speech before our people In tho morn.
InE preceding the Convention on Ma.
tional politics and the present duties OF
tha Democratic party, listened In with
With extreme interest aud pleasure by
a large audience. lie 10 q great favorite
with many Of our people, and Ia FULLY
regarded as q most gifted and accom-
plished man.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee 10 elected John w. Mar
shall, Chairman, Romnoy, Wes, Virginia
lsDss.
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THE LADIES WILL FIND

vJ,uK pIsKsT PERFUMES m THE MAR
White Rose, Opera Bpquet aud great variety "
elegant odors aud Toilet articles, Including Gel
lulold hets, al LOGAN, LIFT a COS,
Dnuisss, Bridge Corner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08
County Convention.


The Democratic voters oi the several districts
NJ ohio county are requested w assemble ~ we
places hereinafter men TONED, on ha,uiueli suno
IL, IsHD, between the hOurs Oi anu Ochvk "
NJ aud pe,t three delegates ~ the County oOh.
yentlon which will meet al the Court House ~
said county on Monday, June 10 lhso, ~ W
o'olDCk A, ~, for the purpose ~ NOMINATING
candidates Tor the different county ounces hhu
for members " the House ol Delegates 49,,
The following places agd lndaea nave neeh
selected fnr the purpose III holdlng-ald cleolion
Wvshlnaton District trlIy preclncl, Nigllahl
Hose llouse-Jndges, J T. Carpenter ana Ii"ns
"fnilon freol,,c, Fulton sohuol House Judges,
John koeOklur aud Michael Stein,
MadIson District, Market House Judges, Dhn'
iol hchambra aud J, ~ sheppard -
Clay District Court llguse-Jndges' iiahs
Union District, Atiantln EnelIa House 20
JudHs, Casper Hell and John 0ollnR. -,
Cunire District, Hose llOnse--Indeas, w. W.
stephens and Ih1s sweeney - -,
Webster District United tiHlne iiouse-
Judges J. N Todd aud Charles Rico,
hiichle piniriot HOSE House -IudPs, Charles
Otto aud william Toner. 49,
Triadslphla District Heirs IIeiel-Judges, W,
j. brown aud James CryiVhtoll,
hiohiand District hichland hdhool iiohse-
Judges. Peter bplapain and ", hCCullpoh.
Liberty District, OentIe school iinnso-Jndgo,
Vincent NanmotIo.
Tho Judges are required 10 makea reinrnpron
perly rctllhod. Ot the backs papers anu ballots
used al said election pneoincts W The number OF
votes east for each particular candidate Tor dele
gate tngeiheT with tho names ui delegates cleo
ted IA the Convention which meets on Monday,
the lih day OF June, 1850.
The n0mInai0n ~ all county district officers,
aud the selection oi delegates tO the state fon'
yenliOn which meets IN The Cliy of haftinsbnW
on the 2nth Ut July, aud the toiEIessl0nnl Ton.
yontion which meets IN the uity vi wheeling On
the llih day nj August, lsn0, Il postponed 70
hiture time, ~ well also ~ tOhierees ~ the
Judlolal aud Senatorial Conventions hereafter 10
be called W u. llANDLAN, Pest
J. H GOOD, SECRETARY mal0
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To eli Who are Suffering from the err
rogs and lndisereiions Of youth, nervous
weak mes, early decay, los Of manhood,
&e., will send . recipe that viii cure
you, Eass 90 oHAnaE This great rene.
~ vas discovered BY Q missionary In
south Africa. send . sslf-addressed en-
vslope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. lyman,
station ID, Mes York City.
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Time TabIs N. & {. q. n. n.

I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE =
~ iSsO. ears on the Nheelins and si"a "t"Fe
Tallroad will ran a. hilloes;
Vars will siart lrum each end ~ the nOed ~
$40 A. ~. and rsgulsHY thefosiief efep eall
hour until ID o'clitk ~, eNcCpi the lnlloNlnS
tRps which Wlil b. emitted ou wetk days, w.
M 49, Al ID aud $50 a. ~, aud ga sunoay
the 8; ID and y q ~, and nF utps VIII ~
omitted. Capital Cl0Ck titls -. -. -.
iue1 o. itltUN ~ lLl-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08

Goa drug stores ara nov sapplied With
MAT Blliets," the new Food Medicine
which haA doAe 90 much good and comes
10 us % highly rseommsndsd. Try u
u may save you heavy doctors' blllA
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AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.

DETHnDA WATER IN AN KxUEiLkNT
ID tonic aud sppellser, a. we'll az wonderful
emedy IN Kidney asC,len. &C. rIlG ,,a r..
tain, Fresh Hue Illok, Congress, Hathorn, Az.
pollinsrls, Hunyadoz and hagoo,y Ma,em Tor
iale by LOGAN, LIFT d 70
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Trustees Sale OF q Fine Residence.
Dy VIRTUE oR A DEED oF TRUST MADE
ID by Osiharlne winshlpi kmma Winship,
fsnilln q winship aud Map Y w s,s NV
Hprl, In The year isif, and recorded IN the
llsk once ~ tho County Court Of ohio county
We,t Nindnik, IN deed ~ trust book NO. w.
pages al, va Rhd 223, will, on
SATURDAY, July 10, A. d. tsso.
Inn Al tho ironi door III the Court House of said
county, In the city of wheeling, the following
described rial estaie IN said CITY, county aud
Hlate, towIti The south two.ihiItis of W! nun.
bcr,d Que hundred aud ninety iouf, on the eas!
aide NJ Chsplige street, be,wesgn wrnile.9 s9a
WI wa ms decd dated January I, jsat and
now oi moofd IN said Clerks onss III deed boqh
Al on page 6D. ON sald land 10 the desirable
brick resldence In which said fIanklln Winship,
now deceased, !onnerly Is.iaed. ..,,. ,
,ss. iwiIl convey oalj 'ho ,I'ls vested IN msby
Tsass OF saIr-One third Of the puTchsss
money, aud ~ much mofe a. the purchaser
may elect W pay, oash ln hand 0n day ~ sale
The residue Df the purchase ln0ney w 10 rAysple
I'm two equal install lmeuis 10 QUE aud two YEAR
respectively from the day III sale, with lnteIyH
ths purchaser 10 give notes seopred by deed q!
trust upOn the properly sold, fgr sold deleiIsd
instruments. The p0nh sser, as fufthef security
iot ssld deferred payments, will he hqulfed Y!
have The dwelling on sAid land Insured, loss, u
any, payable 10 the undersigned, ~ . IeAson.
able amount and ln scomPe,ly ya!lsiac,ofy W NE
luM ALFRED oAhDWkb'. Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-08

"uIAys derived some benefit from the
use OF simmons Liver Regulator, and
wish to give u further trial.
,"ilon, Ajax. IL. stkrHkss
"1eorgia."
81 HAvs never sesn or tried such q
simple, effieacious, satisfactory aud
pleasant remedy In my life.
I'll. HAIsss, No. Louis, Mo-"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-06
FOR. SALE


 4fAa The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell EAiSH corner of Park and George streets, only five AasV minutes walk from the postofhce. The house is large and modern style with all the conveniences usually found in strictly first class house. Lot 159 feet on Park street 22O feet George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds stocked with trees and vines, bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate if de- sired Apply to E. BLACKMAN, 1 fork st ChareI at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-06
Colorado.

straiigled by n Mob-VioIent Death of an Unprincipled Physician.
 DENVER, Dec. 5.-The details of shocking story have just been received here from Otero, New Mexico. Dr. G. A. Washington, of Otero, was called to Katon, Tuesday, to treat dining room girl at the Vandover House, named Mary Butler. He spent the night in attendance upon her. She died Wednesday morning, but before dying stated that he had given her two large doses of nor phine, and had then assaulted her while she was only semi-conscious and unable to resist. The doctor was arrested, taken to Otero and locked up but on Thursday night the jail was broken into by the mob, who took Wash ington out and strangled him. His record is most unsavory. He came to Colorado four years ago and settled at Laveta and began business as a druggist He married young lady there, but treated her so badly that the citizens compelled him to leave so hurriedly that he did not even have time to get his goods away. He left this wife, and going to Los Animas took a second wife. He soon deserted her and went to Elmoro, where he married a third. With her he went to Otero When a child was born to the third wife the child died under circumstances which led to the circulation of the report that Washington had killed it. The citizens or ganfzed and began an investigation, which so infuriated him that he, suspecting the woman had given evidence against him, beat her mercilessly. She was taken out of his hands and sent away Although the belief was gen eral that he killed the child, proof was not positive, and he was permitted to escape with his life Soon after he killed a partner in a dispute about barn, but was cleared on the ground of self-defence. Washington was a man of good address, and was at one time, and may have been at the time of his violent death, worth some $2O,OOO. It is not be- lieved that Washington is his right name, and it is not known where he comes from.