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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-09-17
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
I WILL offer for sale in Shcphcrdstown
l. West Virginia,
Saturday, November 9Th, 1881,

I WILL offer for sale in ShcphcrIstown,
l. West Virginia,
Saturday, November 9Th, 1881,
in front of ENTERS Hotel, the following
pieces of property belonging To the estate
of X. ID. Shepherd, Jr.. and situated on
the Potomac river In Shephcrdstown, viz:
THE FLOUR MILL, three stories IN
height. 52X43 feet; II has three run Of
stones. one pair of burrs are new, new
boiling cloths and otherwise Is IN good rr-
pair, with good supply of water, which
can be greatly increased
ALSO A SAW MILL, situated on the
bank of the river
ALSO A STONE WAREHOUSE, C3A33
feet, with slate roof. Title indisputabe.
This property is well worthy Of the at
tention Of persons desiring profitable in
yestmcnta, situated M IL Is In the Shcnan-
doah Valley with the Shenandoah Valley
railroad running through the town aud
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Oh the op-
pOste bank Of the river offering every ia
Cility, rs well NJ nearnesS to the Northern,
Southern, Eastern and Western markets
and with water power capable OF being
turned to great advantage In other branch
cs of industry.
TERMS-One-thrd cash, the balance
in two equal payments Of one and two
years, To bear interest from day Of sale
and 10 be secured by the bond Of the pnr-
chaser and deed of trust upon the prop
erty. Immediate possession given.
For further information apply to
MRS. l.. =. SHEPHERD,
Or HON. G.. NJ. BELTIHOOVFR,
Shepherdstown, w. Va,
Or COL. II. KYD DOUGLAS,
Hagerstown, Md.
Sept. low
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BAKER 81 BILLMYER.

To The LADIES' have accepted the
sole agency of jefferson county, for
Messrs. Zeigler Brothers fine Shoes, and
will receive large supply about Sept. LIST,
and will be pleased to exhibit them. Will
also continue to keep full stock of medi-
UNI and low priced Shoes. Respectfully,
George ii. Hageley, Charlestown.
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~ L. HODGES has just received car
VI. load of salt which will be sold at
wholesale or retail, at bottom prices.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for Grain,
Ill Hay, &C., by G.. L. HODGES.
jiIFFERENT leading brands of Fertili-
u zers. Quality and price guaranteed, for
sale by G.. L. HODGES.
a IMOTHY Seed at HODGES ware
house.
IF you want to save money and get a
L good article, now is the time to buy
YOUR Coal for winter use. Leave your or
ders at either s,0re or warehouse, and they
will be promptly filled.
q. T. HODGES.
COtoG. T. HODGES and get the best as
u well as cheapest Coal for threshing
and 5iackSmithing purposes.
Aug. q II
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Alexandria Ladies' Kid Gloves and Buttons
$l.00.
Lice Top Lille Gloves.
Button duLisle Gloves.
White Buttoned Isle Go!ves.
The finest lot of Ladies' Hose in town.
The finest lot of Misses Hose In town.
The finest lot Of Children's Hose In town.
Ladies' Lace Neckties.
Torchon Lace, Breton, Vaencine, Lapgudock.
Bretonne Neckties and Dotted Lace.
Persian Lawns, Lace Muslins, Nainsook.
Indian Linen, White and Cream colored wash-
net, Barred Muslin.
Ladies Fine Shoes a specially.
Fancy Decorated China Tea Sets.
Plain China Chamber Sets.
Straw Hats. Gents Neckties.
MapOlica Ware
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Just Look Here!
Sept. 10

T HAVE Just received a new and COM
plcte stock of Boots, Shoes and Confec'
tionarieS. A splendid assortment OF la
dies and Children's Shoes from 81 90 up.
Gents Calf Boots $3.50 to $500. Mems
and BOYS Kip Boots and Shoes. Pure Cl-
der Vinegar, fresh Lemen, Soda and
Mushroom Crackers, fine Candies, &c
Cheap for cash. j. ). FLEMING.
Sept. 10 II
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cE- Great reduction 10 all kinds of Wooden
Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, &C.. at the leading
Furnishing Goods Store OF NJ. +. FECHTIG IL
CO., Hagerstowr.
- Cambrics, Edgipg, New Goods, just re
ceived AMI will be sold cheap at VI. T. FECH-
TIC & Co.'S, HageTstown.
~ All Goods sold at reduced prices rs we
wish to reduce our stock. Call early and secure
bargains Muslins, brown and beachej; new
goods at VI. F. FEChTIG & cos, Hdgerstown n.
D- NJ. T. FECHTIG " 20 , Is the place TO
secure bargains. They are selling all goods at
reduced prices, under the Baldwin House, Ha-
gerstown.
ssy- Go and see those beautiful colored combs
ard brushes, gents collars and cuffs in fancy
boxes, Japane e Ware brackets, dolls child ell :
Sacks, miltens gloves, hsnker,hi rfs, &C., &c., at
the leading lauies' and gents furnishing goods
store of NJ. F. Fechtig & Co.'S, Hsgerstown.
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Willoughby Drill.

THE undersigned is Agent for the Will
i loughbv Drill for this end Of the coun-
ty, north ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. Sample machine at Uvilla. Delivered
at any point on 5. V. X. +. in the county.
Sold as cheap as can be bought at the
Call on the undersigned.
\. 5. j. STRIDER, UniOnville.
July23 n
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$1,000 REWARD I!

FOR any case Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated or Protruding PILES that DtBing's Pile
Remedy fails to cure. Prepared by J. 7. Miller,
NJ ID, 9l5 Arch Street. Phila. Pa. None genuine
without his signature. Send for circular. All
druggists or general stores have il or will get II
for you 81. Sold in this town by Baker Il Nc
Nurran, Druggists.
Aug 6 2m
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Justly Celebrated!

7 THINK a careful observation and COM
/ parison with the results of other Phos-
pilates will Justify this statement: Wal
ton, Whann q Co.'S PhosphateS for the re-
lative fertility of the soil and The amount
sowed as compared with other soil and
Phosphates produced better results than
anything on this market last season. We
can furnish testimonials from good, prac-
teal, honest farmers to substantiate this
statement If this be true, farmers is it
not TO your advantage TO use his 'Peerless
Guano," diamond Soluble Bone, ""PlOw
Brand" or "Pure Raw Bone" Try it.
w. L. LEMEN.
Sept 10 II
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- If you want fashionable spring suit of
clothes, go 10 J. d. Swartz, Northwest corner
Public Square, Hagerstowp.
- Toe latest designs of Neck Wear at j. D.
S~artz's merchant tailor, Hagerstown.
sSy- The largest aud best variety of Linen and
Paper Collars in the city at J. d. Swarlz's Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment, Hagerstowp.
s-sy- NOW kEADY.-At the popular gents
furnishing house on the public square, Hagers-
town OF J. D. Swartz, the merchant tailor, has
now roady one of the most elegant stocks of
piece goods, gents collars, ties, haudkerchiefs,
&C., ever brought TO Hagerstown. The goods
are all of the latest designs and patterns, some
real beauties, and from the lowest TO The finest
tex ures made If you need hobby spring suit
call early and leave your OF ders.
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nj. b. SPAHR'S
BOOTS.

Every pair warranted to give satisfaction
and for sale by
n. S. J. STRIDER, KNOXVILLE.
A VERY good Boot $500; an elegant
n Boot $2.25; Workman's ID. ID. Lap
$2.75; Waterproof Boots 800. These are
orr regular prices. Call and examine my
stock and especially these goods and let
me prove to you that lmean to sell goods
as close TO cost rs any merchant III the
county. These goods are all handmade.
n. ). j. STRlDER.
Aug. 20 II
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ESTRAY SOW.

CAME to my premises about the 10th of
y July last, SPOTTED SOW, about l
year old. No marks. TIE owner Is re-
quested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
ABRAHAM SH EPHERD
Sept 3 wv
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NJ. 3. SPAHR'S
HANDMADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
every pair warranted and for sale by
G. T. LICKLIDER.

MEMS Fine Buff Buttoned Boots; Mems
III Fine English Balmorals; Women's
Calf Shoes for s1.0O; Women's Fine Shoes
sl.25; No. l pair Mems Boots 81 90; Work
mems d. D. Lap $500; Mems Fine Kip
Boots 1915; Waterproof Boots 500. Cali
and examine our stock as these goods are
Homemade and every pair warranted by
G.. LlCKLIDER.
Aug, l3 II
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BIG ORDER I!

NE have just received full supply of
w School Books and Stationary, such as
are used in our Primary, Graded Schools
and Colleges. Don't forget the place,
Lemen's Store. next to Baker il McMur-
rams Drug Store.
w. 7. LEMEN.
Sept. 10 If
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Hagerstown business Locals.

esy- Look out for the "Litte man around the
corner" Hagerstowp, who is still on the top OF
the ladder.
- Buyers who wait on NJ. EINsTETN, Ha-
gerstown, who is DOW in the East buying his
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, of which he
will guarantee To give you more for your money
than any other firm in that city.
ssy- Be in readiness and look out for N. Elm
STEMS big advertisement, Hagorstowr, which
will appear in a few weeks
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cSy" 1t Ia acknowledged by everybody that the
SPANGLER BOYS, HagerS town, are offe ing
the biggest bargains IN Dry Goods and Notions
ever offered heretofore, and that they give The
best Goods for the least money. Another case
Lawns opened this wetk-fast colors, for style
and beauty they can't he surpassed. All Wool
Buniipgs, in all desirable shades-call early they
are going fast. Dress Ginghams-we had no
idea they would be so much worn this summer.
We just received our sixth invoicc-styles are
beautiful, prices correct. Call and see them.
Cashmeres in all shades; in fact, full line of
Dress Goods of all kinds and all prices, and TRIM
mings to suit. A prominent merchant told us
the other day "if you can't get what You want in
the way of trimmings at Spanglers, no use look
ing any other place, for they carry the largest
stock and grandest variety in the ri v"
Domestics, Calcoes, Ginghams, Muslins, &c
You all know we have the stock and the right
prices.
This week we have placed on our rem nant
counter, large lot short ends, Dress Goods,
White Goods, Ginghams, &c, which will sell
regardless Of cost. Call early to secure bargains.
{. II. u Il. l. SPANGLER.
HaUprStOWr
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Attention, Farmers !

T DESIRE to call your attention to the
i line of Fertilizers / am Offering for sale
a. the lowest possible figures for the cash
or on twelve months time. lst. The old
and reliable Zell's AmmOniated Bone SUI
per PhOsphates, PatapscO Company's
Goods, which embraces variety Of brands
and is doubtless the largest and most ex-
tensive works for the manufacture Of
Fertilizers in the State Of Maryland, with
perhaps the largest sale in the Valley Of
Virginia; also Bradley Fertilizers which
stand A No. fully equal to the best. 1t
is my endeayOr 20 offer only such goods as
| believe TO be reliable and will give salts
faction. Please call and see my samples
and get prices. Respectfully,
j. ). MELVIN.
Duffields, Aug 20 II
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TOR SALE-Locust Posts and Chestnut
l. Rails, Pine Lumber Of all kinds. Bills
Of Lumber cut to order in short notice.
DRAWBACK d ATKINSON,
Shenandoah Junction.
May g II
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STORE FOR SALE.

AN excellent opportunity to some one, to
n engage in the mercantile business in
this place, is now offered upon reasonable
terms. The stand is one of the best in
town. The stock which is reduced will
be sold low-s500 cash and the balance in
six and twelve months. For particulars
enquire of the EDITOR.
May 2S, 1881. If
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WORTHLESS STUFF.-NOt so fast nv
friend; if you could see the strong, heal
thy, blooming men, women and children
that have been raised from beds Of sick
ness. suffering and almost death, by the
Use of Hop Bitters, you would say "Glo-
rious and invaluable remedy. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
The steamer wyoming left Liverpool on
the 9TH for New York with 800 Mormon
converts destined for Utah. They are
from Great Britain, Switzerland and Ger
many. Including the above over 1000
Mormons have left Liverpool this sum-
mer.
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BOILE Il WORKS
AND
Tuscarora Agricultural Works,
FOUNDRY,
NJ II C. II / We SH o y s,
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.

WE would inform The citizens OF this section
and the adj"inirg towns and counties that We
have fitted up our Boiler shops aud are prepared
to make all kinds Of BOILrRS AND SMOKE
STACKS, In fact everything 10 tue STEAM
BOILER line We are also prepared, 10 con-
neciion with NJ. John Fiiz, Proprietor Of Tus-
carora Agricultural Works ard Machine Shops.
10 contract for and BUILD NEW STEAM En-
GINES. out and out, Of any size or kind, either
Portable or Stationary Of the very beat quality,
both A. regards material and workman shfI, end
at as reasonable prices ~ any establishment la
this country. Mr.. Farm has had ~ years ex.
perieDce IN tue buslDes, end for IL years has
been employed In the Boiler Shops OF the Is. H.
.. X. X. Co.. at harliDsburg. He works himself
and superiBtepds all that Ia done by the drm
To those having Bollor Work or R"pair, Of dIr-
tsnc', we will give your orders PROMPT AT.
TENTIOS Ia persor, at iess expense than you
can send 10 the city and more reliable. tn We
ask n trial and guarantee satisfaction Ia every
respect. All Fittings 10 mstfiial for the branch
OF business. JOHN RARklS d CO.,
hartipsburg. W. Va.
REFERENCES: J. Allison Eystsr, HsIItovn
Paper Mil, HalItown, w. Va; j. q A. MAIDEN.
bouGch, Superintendent Of the HaL DIs DistllIlng
o., nsr:insburg, W. W. All orders for Eo-
gines or work, addressed 10 IA. will receive
prompt attention.
AnTl -, 1881. "
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Aug. 20

A NEW lot of Boys Sunday Shoes,
n Mems Fall Boots, Ladies, Misses and
Children's Buttoned and Lace Shoes just
received by W. L. LEMEN:
Sept. 10 III
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con,l.,.d hi, 81 ~ ..,...;o. ,ho,.
co,r,,,,,or. and With .,,c,,v ~. .,m,
milaee ,s Last ye,r b,v, Increased the a.
.e..msp, :, 400 600 a, .hou, % mar con,
A Mason county farmer ,,id a bo,
fifteen cents per ousrt for catching on,
hundred Quart. Of worms in his tobacco
crop. the result, Of one weeks work Tn,
total number of worms causbt by the bo,
durins ,he week was d 600
MIR. N,,v A. odu,t yold her farm Of
Slj acres on the Lexington pike. two mile,
sou,h Of Georgetown. 10 Cant. I'll Mar
shall for SOS 900 equal TO casb-wi,bip ,
fraction n $40 psr acre. Tbi. n one Of IN.
best stock farm. in the s,st-(Georse
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WAYNE COCNTY.



-Diphtheria ia still prevailing in tn
northern district Of the county. Their
have been several deaths since last week
report, as we learn.
An infant child Of Mr.. Henry Lee
upset a spinning wheel Friday last, and il
the fall was pierced entirely through tn
loin BY the spindle.
An immense amount Of Walnut lum
Der is being sawed here now. Variou
parties from abroad have been attracte,
here by that commodity, and our dealer
are sanguine of realizing handsome profits
p. II. Duncan, State Sunday schoo
Evangelist, is holding S. y. Institutes il
our county. His lectures, which he il
Illustrates by charts, are entertaing in 1
high degree and are well attended. w
predict that an increased zeal in Sunday
school work will be aroused wherever b,
goes. He goes to Albany, KY, from here
and will spend several days in the worL
in Clinton county. lie goes thence tC
Burkville, Ky.
james ID. Oats and the firm
Of Oats Brothers are buying mules
and horses for the Southern market
They came in to-day Tuesday with nice
lot bought in Clinton and Russell coun-
lies...... Maj. John B. Ingram and Pearson
Bartleson will each ship a carload Of fat
cattle to Cincinnati. Monday night......
Several nice punches Of hogs are being
fed in the county, in lots varying from 20
to 100 head Corn crops are turning out
better than farmers expected, and it is now
estimated that a full half crop has been
raised in the county. Some sales Of new
corn 10 the field have been made at $3.50
per barrel.
MIR. A. J. Hayden sold his farm, two
miles north Of town, to Mr.. Stephen Tate,
Of Weaverton, for 5000 Mr.. Hayden
will remove either TO the blue grass region
Of Kentucky or to Middle Tennessee. lie
Is one Of our most thrifty farmers an hon
orsble, upright citizen, and one that the
sntire community regrets to lose. We can
commend him and bis excellent
vile TO the confidence Of any community
N which they may locate...... Mr.. Pearson
N. Bartleson has sold bis (one-fourth) in
crest in their farm, 3 miles west Of town,
or 8, 500, to his brothers, John and In
ram. Pearson. we hear, proposes to de-
Iots his time to trading in stock.
News Of the death Of our illustrious
resident redched us Tuesday night. Not
previous reports had some
hat prepared the minds Of our people for
be reception Of the sad tidings, still the
hook was made apparent by the changed
OF all. On Wednesday morn
Y our citizens gave expression TO their
'rrow by draping the front Of the Court
louise in emblems Of mourning the large
7. 5. Flag, draped in crepe, was suspend
| at half-mast from the balcony the bells
the churches and Court House sent
rth their solemn peal- to the sdrround-
< country. business houses were closed.
hools suspended, and at II O'Clock A. NJ,
9 Union Church Was filled to overflow
Z 10 listen 10 an able and impressive
smorial sermon by Ed. &. w. Sewell-
&c ladies Of town eyinced their SORROW
our martyr President by draping the
lpit in mourning, and the tasteful ar
cement Of white and iamOyfsile flowers
front Of the stand.
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set Il out Of he head that he vas wanted 20
drive in come cows that we're cropping The
leaves nearai hand. 81 he went N and
hsycd them knowingly, and did his work
we'll. To this day he don't know that a
hear was in the nsighlorhood. Tic little
cur mystericualy disappeared around =
ledge o. rocks, snd we saw him no more.
Tie went home, ] think, In disgust At the
absence OF coon or "possum' signs, and NJ
don't Know either what q chase he lost.
10 We came down the hill discounted, and
thus ended our bear hunt, boys Wy only
one.
had word to say about Pink Cot
'age and the morigdqc, but let u 60 1
have "f'''en 10 lei q so, sure enough aud
hope my good friend, COLONEL us'nes'
viii ge' ms money BACK lie mas been very
KIND IN ,hls matter from hrs' 70 last Le'
no one blame ~" Tor moment IN inc
mai'er OF foreclosure have asked Nun
TO do H. ana want done. Nothing could
exceed lia veueroua forlearlnCp in this
lo,, ON tho securi,v of the Cottage.
$40 ooiii Dear Jobn Ne nle,se return
these GO dollar. 10 the donors. and tell
them thew are no, needed. q. NV 6snd, >
Nv 6iead,y MOI You can, give To m,.
even II You woua what YOU refuse to rive
TO Jesus at NV t,uue-t. OF course. | con.
slider all the ,slk Of giving Il to me for a
home the mereat "bo.h,r and CHEAP ho.h
AT that. for Won well know that | seek a
ci,y - and have les. use for "home~ on
earth than anv one Won have heard Of
since Abraham and Paul and the dear.
dear Master Himself Neither | nor mine
ill ,..l =. aho,,.- AMI ,,,s. IN.
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VOTES OF CURRENT Events.

Arthur will not move to the Whits
Houss for some time yet, but will remain
Of Ssnstor Jonss' Washington residence.
-0en. Don Carlos Buell., Of Kentucky,
b spoken Of - probable member Of the
Cabinst-ths head Of The War Depart.
menL Ht
The Mayor Of Kokoma. Ind, was dis.
covered robblns corn-crib the other night,
and shot dead BY an officer when he failed
to surrender on being called on to do so.
The last official act Of Garfield was the
appointment Of Rear Admiral Nickel as
Acting Secretary Of the Navy. and the
first act of Arthur was to continue the sp-
pointnisnt.
David Curtis. the heightened horse
thief whose sscApadss in Madison county
we're given 10 this paper year or more
ago. has been sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for nine ysss.
-Trsck-lsyins has been completed on
The Lexington and Big Sandy X. K, and
Train has passed up 10 Huntington. We
are nov connected with Richmond, Wiz.
ginia, BY direct rail.
There has been an average advance Of
"a per cent. on all the nscsssaries Of life
IN the last twelve months. The boarding
house keepers will either have to advance
heir Rates or cut down the bill Of fare.
The Ho1r, speaking Of the almost COM
pleie stoppage Of business last Monday,
'ays there are "ten million working people
N the country who average at least 81 a
lay. which makes $1,000. 600. and then
here Is the interruption to commerce and
transactions and the loss Of profit
IN labor. An unexpected stoppags Of .
weekdays work must C osl So. 0oo. 000."
Three bsardless boys took possession
4 usin on the Iroa Mounlsin route
friday night last. and while the engineer
'as making about thirty miles an hour in
pseied the sale Of baggage and express
n. and frightened all the passengers into
surrender Of all moneys and yaluablss. ,
heir entire booty amounted 10 about /
ID, 1000, and with II made good their escape. ! c
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GurrrAu has been notified that the
Grand Jury, which convener nest Monday,
will take his case under consideration n.
There IL no doubt that . true bill will lie
found without delay, but there is some pros
poet that the final trial will 90 over to the
December term. Guitesu has telegrsphed TO
his brother-in-lsw, Scoville, In Chicago, 10
assist him IN his defense, but he has not
been heard from. Of course, II he can not
procure his own counsel, competent a,tor-
neys will be appointed to defend him,
though there IL general aversion among
the lawyers to appear for so foul a mis-
cremt. Guitean, who claims TO be law
yer himself, says he does not fear fair
trial, ne the most that csu he done with
him, will be a short term in the peniien.
tisry. lie thinks that the charge Of muir
der can not he sustained, because there was
no malice. He still seems TO glory in his
infamous act, though in momentary fear
that his own miserable life will be taken.
lie will probably realize, when the rope is
adjusted around his worthless neck and
the black cap drawn over his counienance,
how foul his crime is regarded by the
people everywhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-09-30

SENATOR BEN HINTS cancer Of the
tongue contpues to give him great trouble,
and Il is feared that he will BE- unable TO
attend the extra session Of the Senate. Ia
the event that he does not. he will pair
with Senator Plat, Of Connecticut. who il
also sick.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-09-30

TALNAGE said in his sermon, Sunday,
that he had bsen trying for eight veehs V
pray for Guiteau, but that he could not
work up religion enough 70 do 30 He
ought to give up the endeavor. Guiteau's
chances for salvation are about as good as
il thousand Talmsges hourly beseeched
the Throae Of Grace in his behalf u