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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
Keystone Hydraulic Mining Company

According to the books of the Co.. the financial
condition of the Corporation at date is follows.
Amount of capital paid in $500 ofO
Amount OF existing capital 30l60O
Capital invested in real estate and
fixtures upon IL, including machinery $4,000
Debts due from Company, none
The Treasurer has no knowledge of the valuation
Of the real estate of the taxable property of the
Corporation as fixed BY assessors.
&C. CARPENTER, Treasurer
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, suffolk as:
Boston. January y, 1852
Personally appeared the above named C. c.
Carpenter. Tressarer and made oath that the fore.
going statement By him signed s ue to the best Of
his knowledge and belief. Before me.
CHAS. n. REED.
Notary Public. suffolk tounfy, Mass.
jan3lw3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

DREECH.LOadin& Rifles. Double and
ID Single Guns Fsecialty. Gun and Lock Smith
Machine and general repair shop.
j. A. FAIRBANKS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

BUSINESS College (Dirigo) and Telegraph
- Institute. Students can enter at any time,
X. b. CAPEN, Principal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

DOCK and Job Printing. Latest Styles
ID TYPE, great variety of stock good w0rkmen.
KENNEBEC JOURNAL OFFICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

DOCK binding and Blank Book Manu-
ID factory Blank Books ruled TO any pattern,
also Binding in all branches at moderate prices
SMITH & REID, kennebec Journal Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

BOSTON Branch Clothing HOuse,-Hats
ID Furnishing Goods, Rubber Coats, Umbrellas
Yalises, &C. f G. STORER, 49, Water St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14
Rockland Commercial COllegI

A DvERTI>ERS! Send for select list of l4aca
N Newspapers. Geo. L: Rowell Co, 10 Spruce
ST. n Y. feb7f&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods
ID Newspapers and Periodicals
j. F. PIERCE, Water st.
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NCSTOM TailOring.-t:OOd Goods AT Low
~ est prices; fine cloths and nice work specially.
Cutting done. SMITH HUNT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

BOSTON Boot and Shoe Store.
ID Fine Goods at owest prices.
l.. p. HERSEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

GROCERIES,. Meats and PrOvisiOns.-
~ Canned Goods, Earthern Ware, etc. New
hrm OF BLACKWELL DOW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

HARDvVARE and Cutlery. The largest
IA stock ana lowest prices on the Kennebec river
5. 5. BROOKS co.
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nOMESTIC Sewing Machines. For Sale
- by S. l.. HUNTINGTON.
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BAKERY. Plain and Fancy Cakes and
ID crackers. Wedding cake especially Plain OF
ornamental frosting done 10 order.
AUGUSTA BAKERY.
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new RICH BLOOD !!

Parsons Purgstive Pills make New Rich
Blood, aud viii completely change the blood in the
entire system in three months. ANY person who
will take pill each night from to l. weeks. may be
restored TO sound health II such thing be pc sible
Sent by mail for $ let stamps. l. =. JOHNSON
co. Boston. Mass, formerly of Bangor. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14
New Gazetteer of Maine

Newspaper -idrertisin9 Bureau, 10 Spruce ST., " y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

Nj lLLINERY-Fancy Goods, Ladies' and
nvA Children's ready made Underwear, Laccs,
lies, Fishues.. NJ. +. ANDREWS,
Under Hotel North, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-14

VERY. Sale and Boarding Stable Corner of
- Market Square. CONY, FARRAR co.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

- <z@NNx1'e 4Axs Na9. J So. 1a6f.
alsnsrn. Eaispss --Aisss nsesrAsss5. n,lusi-
na's s1eli i snsk ans nnsnlg NsssIssr. mhltk.
xslh IS laEzeee fsassssu : = sn..sek 3 !
|et a9y eas ulsl i6cafAbls rslankN,.ly. ns
wese pgqmlsca this mssnIng aRlgf : RIeam Of
Welsome aanshine; but Ne roon dEsrorurea
sh.t he promi 8 sas alllfiDns. fbr dark
elsnds soon again inssnard lhemselres upon
- anweleome ensrss. and shnsting out ffpm
- that bright ~ and chpsxfng sunshine gbr
which We - much yenFn. Thn xeaiher has
indred baen aimoss distressing. Is has heen
ain--FAfn--rAin- -obssinafe. mercifeas rain,
al The iinse One could not step cut Of doors
without bting overwhelmed with mud and
wafer. The earth has leroms 50 saturated
with water that q eiSes way beneath the
aighlest tread. Agricultural occupations have
made = eonsplsis halt. Corn. fbr the most
rart. has not l,een seen or heard from since it
was placed within the bosom of iss mother
earth, and Il is feared that Il has been doomed
20 an unlucky fate and is now slowly turning
into dust. The little that has forced lie way
into daylight has By no nseans = cheerful ap-
Pearance, Il looks sickly and blighted, and ~
Il Il sadly needed some skillfnl medical aid,
which can be Furnished only from nzinre's
dispsnsasy in copioas doses OF sunshine.
/ A young gentleman was placed In q some
what awkward position recently BY Icing
lmust ! say il u prOstraied in the mud By the
band Of beauty. IL was, Of course, very hu-
initiating, and be was prOsiraied In spirits As
well a. bodily; but be arose from his fall with
the dissemination Of being rssenged for the
indigni.y; and he was eminentIy sucerssfhl In
obtaining revenge BY kissing his fair OlEs ndeE
with his mouth fun Of mud.
notice. Aessrs. Editors, that your eorps of
correspondents from this place has rscsivsd the
nddiIioH Of q new recruit-and that zoo in
the person Of q dear sLitlIe Girl" The pc
rusAl Of her letter afforded me unmisieased
delight. Allow me 70 compliment you ''Lit,Is
Girl" On the excellence Of youv isst attempt;
to thank y0u for the pleasure obtained from
Il; and 10 beg Of you 10 write again.
had almost forgotten TO mention that one
pf oer young ladies il preparing to.bia long
farewell to st. Mary's and % take soiOuru
in she Monumental city. hope tl,at her STAY
win not be ssvy long; for the girls are BY No
means 30 abundant that we wiah to part with
the least one for the shOrsest period. IhOps
she may enjoy her visit; butt expect that she
will indulge Ia The nurdsrpus practice d
Eaaking cOnqsesis. Aad when she rciuFns
(hOw appalling tlls shouehtI y the malls
Post Masters. Post Offices &C.. viii be litter
ally Inundated with BAliimorian literatnFr
Of the most eloquent and pathetic vein.
tremble for the result However kope thas
slle may ind joys congcnial 70 her wishes,
Whatever those wishes nlAy Be.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

4
Gen. Chapman. our courteous and Efficient
representative in Congress. has not been for
eesfnl Of the interests oF S.. Mary's. and 70
him our people are indebted Cor The following
nseeslaFy- legislation The Committee on
Commerce have, a. his instance, recon-
mended an appropriation Of 81. zoo each. fos
dredging IeonardlOwn bay and st. JcrOms'z
creek.
The Light House Board, before whom be
lid the quession Of Light House or Lighi
Houses, Il ths mouth Of the Pasuxent rives.
hare replied, ''ihat the Interest of comnesce
aud navigAsion requiFs that tive range lights
- established 70 guide into the Patuxent riv-
e. which aflards valnable harb0r Of refaee
for vessels passing up and down the Chess
psaks Bay estimated cost, $25, 600. In ac-
cordance With this Recommendation, the Com
nittee on Commerce have introduced BILL
The exact location Of The lights, viii be lell
% The Light House Board.
The same Board. to whom Gen. Chapman
suggested she proprissy Of hueying Che Pa.
saxens RiEeE. a least assar up Is Benrdies.
hare the matter before slesa apd ars awaisine
> sefart from Commandsr Higginson, .. s.
4 In speesor oc cthe sth Light House.=Dis.
triet. Il wili mos, likely Be done.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

The usual eoRtest between Cambridge and
Csisaelds asAo which town yields the most
abundant mesquite crop, hasr bsgnE. Th.
Cambridge Bra has already heard the hum ol
ths advances guard Of ths mosquito army sing.
ing: "We are coming, bnsther Henry
2,eoO, 600 Ooo, oes. 600, 600, 600, 600, 900. ooo
s'song I" which seems 70 hare discouraged ths
Cris6eld Ledger But Crtzaeld can give Cam
bridge all the odds represented By those shir
ty-oae 6guEes. and then heat her by larg'
maiOri.y.-& AickaFe clma. mthese isany
moasg q ~ ansas ont df This confess, w
vosld not mind entering place In this c0un
y against CFisasld and CamhFidge cDmhined
Will give them their thirsy-one agurrs . star
With and then hea ave 10 one.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

- A@--8N 80 &~@A-@Aa
Several eolored men, sid to be ofnO mean
political influence, have gone the way Of all
fiesk within . very short space Of tine, and
others are reported to be In extremis. This
shianing ofthe republican ranks Is sorsly se:t
hsreAbuuts. The win Of that Almighty Be-
ing. awhoseR power esntroEs the gals'' must
be accomplished. .and whepever he commands
oar souls to take up their deAtl-march 10 the
spiHs-ahore, no alisgnasive Is left us but Obe-
dlaaee, willing or not.
Considerable ineonveniencc il being expe-
Eienced e present In consequence of the
irrsguIar trips az The Eorfslk aud Washingtnn
bsAAs-Laary and Lake-to CornGsld HArbSr
wharf. Ths<snss e attributed - thss ne
queat changing Of captains Of said boais.
The various changes of the atmosphere
one day reminding one Of the csid top q
zealend's na6uSiains and the subsequent day
the bot ard arid plains Of SAhara--is prOduc-
tive 6fcolds, etc. Hot lemon punches, - with
or without the addition of apine-lop.' '' are
highly recommended as esicacions IN pro iu-
cling relief. Take just neioFe retiring, and .
cnre Is assured, that l.. II persisted in for
several successive nights, taking care 70 avoid
exposure as much as possible.
The new post ofice, Scotland, about two
miles below the Pine, l. great convenience
TO persons Of that section. Robert Hewlett
(eoloredl post master ~ Point Lookout Is
aid 10 be very attentive and accommodating.
Wheat 20 say experienced farmers, 10 ex-
csllent, corn Is snaeriag on account Of tie
cut worm, and tobacco plants are daily thin
ned BY the peslifsrous IS. Potato bags have
made thclr appearances. and are being sum-
marily dealt with. Paris Green i the exler-
mlnaior used. They sOon depart .'whers tbs
woodhiue twinesh
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Our magistrates are now doing thriving
business in the matter o. owl, hawk and crow
head certifeates These certificates, under the
lAw, are Issued wishout pay, and ii can Be
imagined With what grace il Is done. Il Is
doubtful a. 70 The constlsusiouality pf any law
imposing labor without remuneration, but ol
this re are assured. that sssrew had maEis-
'raiss'' shoald b appoinsea for this and no
esAer purpase. Some amusing incidents oc-
cur in rslasioa 10 this hnsiness. Owls ere
brought alive. and we hare been inforuned oi
cas eass where q ben hawk ups killed neaE
hsF nest, and the party. insiaad Of inding
young hawks IN ths ness, found only ergs.
he has surmonnisd The difieulty BY placing
ne egga nader hsn % he haiChed. This
oOks Eke eseakins Instead of destroying, and
Pc leare the question sor lawyers u decide.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

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nslion rs eefeeanf q ~ Nor,'.ssss.ss., 4 q.
.lIss l'oiice forse, 10 taks e.Iaet to-lsF. sie
18th instant Thankina vao i.s nsss hvnr1 ..'s
Am very respectfully yours. ese..
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lisa 81 sss.',.s .s 49,. Z. - .s ~ .'.sn Ps.-
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49, -sss ss..s I. ~. :. = M Messs.s Hna
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1870 ne went % naltimores aud ~ 1879, was
appointed on the Police forre. IN fasa eor
.le.. .,,..ss... - 49,.
-''-.' ''''~ = 1..ts AssAas Ftoaso'sa y
> ssfksentey ana - me sans year began the
sinay % mediclue, In che college of Physi-
cians aud Surgeons.
: parsuinv IL .,ns;.. g. D.. -. -.
'S.- s~ss "nurs
sss instruction o Ffot- Sno. y Lyneh, be
geaduafed In the class Of 1887 With hixh hon.
ora.
~. .,,-
e.'S so''o
ang ncconnt OF tne presentation 70 DR.. Heard,
Of handsome and costly set Of surgical in
sgfumenss. bv tha oescera az tha Norshaa.,.rr
a;.,v;c,
60. n.-..- :. A.-..-n.u
token Of the aps.seriasIon Il whiel. The be M, w.
held BY Al the men 90 lately under his coul-
m.na, aAld
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Wsass indsbtsd 70 The publIShsEs. Mr.. }:
Esaak Lewis . Co., Baitipaorp. fof cspy Ol
sAsir AssSiaid Dirssassy, eoalaiping IN =
eoavsaisaE and usshal sdrhA much RELIABLE
iaiOrnadnn relating TO tlse counties Of this
State. &seh eonnty 10 described; The name Of
Che eOunty caacsrs are given; the towns and
PossOfhcea aFs alphabetically srranged and q
liss oi farmers, the quality and prios Of The
lands, &C., isslsen. The work Is valuable
one and Is indispensable to business naen. The
price = $l.5e.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Alonzo. alies Jack Campbell, cOlOred. had
a preliminary animation before Justice J. Fe-
lix Morgan on Tuesday last, upon charge Of
huiglaEy and larceny Of two bushels OF meal,
Che lftPerty Of james r. Abel, Esqr.. or this
districts The eyidence Ia The case was very
cOncIusiveofguilt, end hspFisoner was held 70
await the action Of the grand iasy. In de-
EAull Of ball, he was cOmmisted 70 jnii.. d.
G. Hammelt appeared for state and Camalier
3 AbslIIor prisoner.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

wegive ebelOw the new NAL Schedule which
went into effect on Monday last. We are told
ihatftWIll be panacsa sOr ali mail irrsgu-
larities. We hope 30. Il - as fslloWs:
Leave wAldSord daily except Sunday al
- n, ofO6 arivAl Of srAia from BaltimOEs;
arrise AZ Le0nardiOwn- 1t . pm. Leave
ieOnardtOwn. daily except Sunday at 10 m;
srrivs at RsyAasotn By $40 P. n. ke.ve
BsyAn.Owl daily except saadAy. st a..m.;
arrive q WaldfOsd by II .. N.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Since the letter Of our yarboesvIIIe CORES.
poudsnt reefring % the destitute condition
Ofths, family of NF. Frederick Unkls. was
published, we have received the iOllOwing
contributions:
jos. n. Key, 81; J. Frank Fasd, @li J.
H.wilsOD, 81; J. ?. Morgan, soei J.. p.
King. $l.sO; D. @. HAmmets, 81 I; Cash Ss ;
Ns. Irene r. Hammsit, 81; W. J. EdeIsn 3
Co., 9 lot Of provisions.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Gw- Coed health 10 impossible when ~
blood Il impurs, or when lis thin and cold
Dnder such conditions one .dissAse Afses
another i dsveioped. Boils. pimples. ;hsaa,
arhea, neuralgia, rhsumAtism; etc, are he
result of impure blood, and the wisrst cOuFs.
9 20 make the blood pure, rich and warm ty
10 use pf Ayers SasspAFilIas-. = -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Minssrsna. ~
The Ieoparal0zn Mlsirels Will give their
nertsssersninmsuli in sIechanicsviIle, On Toes
dsy, Tie 2sth'of Nay. Our MeehaniesvilIs
friends win DO wsll % attend. The eater
lAIsNepils velbNorlh ths price Of admiasion.
See advertissmsat elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Weave iuf6rmea that ths choir o. Sc. Aloy-
siusehurtll, in shis village, psoposs giving a
coasess and entersainmehi. for The benehs of
thsl shuFrb, sol.siimein in the near future
The dale, program and pariicuIau win be
Rivsnt m our ns1s issae. We hops that i
Willie In sEAwbsfEy time.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18


Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set
March 70. 1854.
nRDERED b. she Court, That Geo. y.
~ Tennison, administration Of
SEBASTIAN TRNNIS0N,
late of So. Mary's county. nd deceased, give
the notice required hy law IN the deceased .
creditors to exhibit their claims snd that ehe
same he published once week for six success
siFe weeks in the 81. hary's BRAc0M.
Test; IomN b. AnzLL,
Register Of Wills for St. Mary . county.
NOTICE.
tn pursuance Of the above order, I hereby
gsve ncaice that have obtained from ths OF.
phans' Court ofSt. MarT's county, Maryland,
letters uf administration ON the personal e.
tate of Sebastian Tennisun, late of said eoun.
y deceased. All persons having claim.
aRainst the said decreased are hereby notified
70 exhibit the same with the proper voucher
attached thereto 10 the subscriber, on or be.
fore The .6ih day of Oct, 1882, they win other.
wise Iby Law be excluded from the benefits O
said estate. All persons indebted 10 ths de
eeAeed are requested 70 make immediate par.
meat 10 the Subscriber.
GEO. p. TENNISON.
Administrator.
A AnRff 1oQ4-aR
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

sJne greaslns viii she Frazer Axle Greas
81 last two weeks. all oihe1n I've or thre
-ys. Try il. ~ Eceeisea hrst ngeminm .
Z Osniennial and Paris ExppaGion
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

ALTON.
DkPARFmRHf,
April 20, lssz-

AR1aa &es 1859
] Assembly AZ tie
AT, an Act was
10 amend section
Constitution % the
20 che election Of
0nris, Of the State
Where's By Arsi~
htntions the Gov
blication 20 make
State, the propos-
cd on, which said
as required,
eetioR held on the
1851, the peopls.of
p05d amsndment
ars by the elecslom
ative Department,
or the adansioR ~
o the Constitution
{ the said amend-
ticle u, Scclion l
res that The said
haying recsivea.
IRE beea adopted
Ia Gems situsion og
IAN T. HANH-
: Of Maryland, 40
make kuoWn ahd
/ Of Ahs Con6sisSa~
GenaAl Asssm-
chalpleF alt Aaa
Of MaEyland e q,
he Stala.
hesensI have hare.
"a and = Kn ehe
state OF MaFylapd,.@
nnApolis, oa shh
u, IN the yeAf of
eaand eight hsin~
fwo.
T. HAMILTON.
~ Of fshaA
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

ORPHANS. Court o. ST. Mary's coasty Set |.
March 2e.saas2. - So
DRDERED by .tha CeuEt, That Lesiic W.
Jarbce, admEzissyAtEix Of - 80.
jas. BJARBtsE,
late Of Sc. Mary coniity. Nd, decreased, give
the uosice required hy lAw lo-the deeensedse .
creditors 10 exhllsit. tlleiF claims aud that the
same be published once q week for six sucees-
sive weeks in The 81. NaFy's BEAcoH-
TesIs.s JoHN h. AsKLG,
Register Of Wills for 50. MnrT's couniy.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans Court Of 81. Mary county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
aaseof Jas. B. JaFhoe, late ofsaIa cvuFty. de-
CEASED. All persons having claims against
the said dereased are hereby nptlfed % exhib-
Il the same wiah the psopeT vouchers attached
thereto 10 the snhscFibeT, on or aselore the
esh day of 0cs.,. lss2.- they win -ctherEise
by Iaw be excluded from the leneits o. lhe
said estate. All persons indebted % the de-
erased are requested 70 make immediate pay
mens 20 the subscriber
LRTTIE W. JARD0E.
Adminislsslrix.
April 6, lss2-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

mxrsrs. Rdiaau~Pieuse anrDnner The rsrnr
a. Nr JOHN II LEACH IS an ilde1eHdeni
e.naidals for 4 sat in tht Hpuss O nelEs-
semgntiFes of the neKt 0enefni Assembly q
MaFylnnd-
Pa<Ia MEE AID REFrnzErass.
Feb .. lssz.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18
EDITORS.
ooansy. Sets


RI 4Iat nnrw
Dnnhar. almf,~
Nh,
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leca nrs.~
andflst - -.
or eix nsec-~si~e
con.
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Marwsa ssmawa.
-.
4. ,-'.s ~ - 4
$500 .'-,s I - - a..sss NJ 80
s aNM1NA8N
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

Browns IRoN BrTTERs
win have Z better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs @braeing up." " than
any medicine made
Saint Mary's beacon., 1882-05-18

I Stylish Clothing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11
CHaREESTOyN NEWS.

We clip the following from the Spirit of
Tuesday last!
Messrs. White & Trapnell, Special Com
missioners, sold on Wednesday lasT, the
farm of the late David Fry, 2GG acres, to
Col. John NJ. Coyle, at $50 per acre. a
detached tract of Il - acres was pur-
chased by Mr.. Martin Swilnly at S25.Ol
oer acre Col. Coyle made tile purchase,
it is understood, for Nr. y. II. Tanquary.
About twenty persons were admitted to
membership in the VI. +. Church South
Oh Sunday morning last. The services
were very impressive. The revival meet
ing still continues.
DIR. John :. Lewis, son Of the late Chas.
Lewis, and nephew of w. ii. 7. Lewis,
ESQ, of this county, has been promoted
from second to first assistant physician, at
the Weston Lunatic Asylum.
The Official announcement Of the elec-
ton of Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson TO Congress
was celebrated here OH Saturday night
last. by bomlires and fireworks.
The hog cholera is prevailing to serious
extent in some portions Of this county.
Col. r. W. Baylor, we understand, has
lost quite u number of hogs by this disease.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11
A Negro Girl 10 be Hanged.

PETERsBURG, Va, Nov. 6.~~llay Booth,
colored, aged about fourteen years, is to
be hanged at SurTy Court House, Surry
county, ON the 18th instant, for the murs
der OF Mrs. r. G. Gray and Travis Jones
soEre months ago in that county. The
murder was entirely unprOSoked and was
committed solely for the purpose Of get
ting very small sum of money which
was supposed to be concealed somewhere
in the house. The young girl killed her
victims by administering strychnine 10
them in the food that had been cooked for
their breakfast. Shortly after the murder
strong threats were made of lynching The
culprit, who is the youngest female ever
sentenced to be hanged in Virginia. Mr..
Gray, the husband of the murdered
woman, previous to his removal to this
section Of the State, was al official OF one
Of the largest Western railroads, with his
headquarters in Chicago, and was reputed
to be very wealthy. After the death OF
his wife he frequently threatened to take
his life and short time ago he committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11
q Riot in South Carolina.

VARNvIILE, Nov. 0.-Ycsterday morn-
ing Policeman Robert Reid, of Hampton
Court House, threatened to take n pistol
from Jack Gautt, negro. Ihereupon the
latter went to the town of Brunson, coll
lected about twenty negroes and returned
to Hampton Court House. Upon seeing
Gautt Reed again insisted that he should
give up his pistol. There were six whites
on the spot, Reed, Newell, Gerald, Major
Canscy. Samuel Dewitt and II. 4. Pee
pies. Upwards OF fifteen negroes fired
upon Reed, who WAS almost instantly
killed. The negroes then turned upon
the other whites and severely beat and cut
Newell, Gerald and Dewitt. Mr.. Peoples
jumped upon his horse, saying: 81 Will
30 to Varnvllc and summon some help"
When he reached the edge of the town he
was waylaid by two negroes, who stopped
his horse and exclaimed; "Hou are the
rascal going for hclpto Yarnville." There
upon they dragged him from his horse
and stabbed him with knife Oh the left
thigh and side. They were bruially beat
in" him when, seeing that he would prob
ably be killed, he rcsortcd to the ruSe Of
calling on an absent friend to come to his
assistance. with pistol. This had the de-
sired effect, AMI after cutting the bride
rcins the negroes left lin. The negroes
had not the slightest provocatlon, as RceG
was dscharging his duty.