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Near Middleburg, Nd, Nav issh. lSsS2,
Miss Annie Virginia Koon,z, eldest 1anShisr
Of HOG. John A. koontE, aged = yesrs, :
months and Is days.
Near Finksburg on The 2jsh Of Nav. iSss.
Rohy. arcd wears, soa IL Iahes and Ella
Barnes.
At the RESIDENCE 20 Mr.. Oliver LipPy, 81
Manchester, May =. isS2, Mari shaiSr,
agrd Gs years. Z monihs and - days.
On the morning IL Nav cath. lss2. nj bis
sranifather's, IN FinkshaFg y. WaltA, son II
Sena +. aud David W. Sbipley. aSed 81
months and ~ days.
NJ s4ia hiia sMaY ~ siaxah~T.
TIL kiugiuus u0sn shall rtse,
ChaslpE assay the shA8aNs~
rtisazAiinx shnns headfiiHi uyeS.
RS AENFIH-
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The editorial and news matter fthe Apvo-
carr is curtailed largely this week to make
room for fall report Of the trial Of Andrew
Pfautsch, for the killing of Jacob Loekner,
near Carrollton station, this county, last De
cember. which win be found on the next page
There has been much interest manifested IN
the trial, and the court room was filed during
the entire Ave days Of its progress.
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The bin passed by the last Legislature, aP.
propriating money to aid Western Maryland
College. Is still unsigned by the Governor.
The Attorney General holds that, as all bills
take effect from June LIST. bills sigEed after
that time would be imperative. The Cover
nor holds that If he can sign bill one day
after the Adjournment of the Legislature he
can sign it year after.
On Wednesday the Governor signed ten
bills, and there are still twenty odd bills nn-
acted upon. The milk bin is narked ''unap-
-,,..5 .
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The campaign seems to have opened unnsu-
ally early; al least that part Of il which con-
Germs the government clerks and doorkeepers
and page boys has opened. The Republican
Congressional campaign committee has al
ready sent out It's circulars to the employees
around Congress making the usual assessments
IN behalf Of campaign fund. This early
opening is not at all encouraging to those who
have to, pay. 1t Is full notice that the assess
ments win be frequent between now and elee-
.;,,, dsv
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TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given that The subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court 0f
Carroll county. letters Of Administration ou
the Personal Estate Of
CHARLES r. BERGMAN.
late 81 Carroll county. deceassd- All per-
sons having eiaiIus lsainst the decreased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vosehers thereof legally authenticated. ca the
subscriber on or before the sO.h day Of llecem
ber. 1852: they may otherwise hy las he ex.
eluded from All benefit IL said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this aoth day Of
NAY, iSs2.
JACOB r. BALTOZER,
june s-gt Administrator.
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MARRIED.

ON Thursday. May Is. lSs2. in Christ
Church. Bor,icn,owu. y. j.. By the Rev Fred
cFick r Reese, assisted hy the rector, Rev \.
Petit, Edwin Reese. % BaltimoEa. Md. and
Minnie, daughter of Thos. \. Adams. Esq. OF
the former city.
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"Wednesday next is the list anniversary of
Ezra Whitman, Esq, editor Of the Maryland
Farmey. and an invitation has been extended
"a ali the friends and patrons Of that journal
10 be present on that day The ADVOCATE
acknowledges the receipt of special card.
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.

can supply the citizens Of Westminster
aud Carroll county with fiIst-class article of
Ice Cream and Water Ice. Private families
furnished with either by the gallon or half
gallon. Large orders viii receive prompt at
tentiOn. Orders delivered within the city
limits Or at the railroad free Of charge.
hSlr Send orders to Harbaugh's Store, Box
43. Those wanting cream for Sunday should
send IN their orders by 9 o'clock Saturday ai-
ternoon. JOSIAH CR0WL.,
NAV off Westminster, Nd.
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On Sunday morning last four of the surviv-
ors of the Jeanette, which was crushed by
the ice on an Arctic expedition, reached New
York in the Celtic They were Lieut.. Danen-
hover. DIR. Newton Neweomb, Chas. Tonsing
and Jack Cole.-the latter suffering from tenn
porary arrangement of mind. Those surviv-
ors Of the expedition were welcomed by
their friends and relatives with great warmth
and affection. They Indignantly deny the
statement that Engineer Melville showed any
want of energy or zeal in the search he insti-
tuted for Lieut.. DeLong and she remaining
members of the expedition, and speak in the
highest terms of his bravery and self-sacritic-
ing spirit.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE Of Maryland. Carroll county, fa-,ca:
hereby certify that on the sOth day Of
Nav, lss2, before me, the subscriber, . jas
tee Of the Peace of the said state, in and for
the said county, personally appeared Isaac
Smith and made oath on the Holy EyaBgel5
of Almighty God that he took up two White
and Black Spotted SOWS, heavy ia
with pig, in good condition, which he s-19
Sworn before me.
WILLIAM r. SMITH. }. p
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges aud take them away.
ISAAC SMITH,
june s.3t Living in New Windsor, Md.
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T list OF UNcLAIMED MATTER

7 IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining in the Posi- Office. Wes;Inin-
Ser. Nd. Mas p, 49,
Retsiiler. John Lester. ties. T.
Bell. Ann Myers, Miss Mamie
Rsrues, Joshua h. Park. james X
Babylon, Mr. Elica Resell. VI. lPh0t0gni.
Bowman. Geo. T. pher.
Byrgs. Geo. ". Robinson. Miss ". 4.
Cock, William Rohinso;i, Lizzie
Cunningham. Mr. Reifsni.rr. Slammed
,Phu,oxrapber Siami,auah. George
Decay. Miss S0phy BSsun0st, Thomas
tsilson, T. l.. Stub. J A.
f,aad. II. n Sienline. Asna Il.
Heitxellerger. ;. y. - iss, Ellsworth 81
Hau,,~r. ~ = Williams. Mr.. Sarah
Hal. Edward lineiing Miss u. e.
koantz, Mar j. lingiiHg. MIS- ]. Il.
Longbzake, May and
Hiram.
Persons calling far matter in The above hit
viii say i vas advertised
June A Il. HUBER, p. ~
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SALE OF TWO VAL
II UABLE FARMS,

The subscriber offers at Private Sale his
farms in Taneytown District. Farm No.
contains 1861 ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, about 81 acres of which are in choice
Timber This farm is about three miles west
Of Taneytown. adjoining lands Of Joshua Null,
Jos. Fogie and others.
Farm No. = contains ~ ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, adjoining lands Of VIM.
Vaughn and others. The improvements on
these farms are frst-class, all necessary build
ings. Fruit of all kinds. fencing, water, land
in good condition, convenient TO schools,
stores, postoiiiee, churches. mills, Re, and
two statious on different railroads. Any one
wishing to view the farms can do 80 by calling
upon the undersigned or ON \. d. Feezer, re-
siding on farm No. /.
The above properties viii be offered at pri-
waite sale at reasonable terms 10 suit purchas-
ers until September S0th, 1882, wheny If not
sold, they win then be offered 1T public sale.
NAV 2I-t sepS0 JOHN BUSHEI.
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CTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL.

The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
Church, this city, Withhold a Strawberry Festi
val on the evenings of June 18th and Sth, for
the purpose of raising funds to furnish the
new parsonage may l3-4t
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The firm of MeLear 4 Kendall, of Whining
ton. Del. estimates their losses by the fire of
Saturday morning on their carriage factory at
se5.000s insurance S43, 500. Over 200 hands
were employed at the works, and over S5 ear
riages a week were turned out.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-03

At Leadville, Colorado, ON May 26, the
Grant Company Smelling Works were com
pletely destroyed by FIRE, which is supposed to
have been caused by an explosion of fur
mace. The loss is estimated to be between
$500. 900 and 500, 0OO0- The insurance is
S65. 600. These works were the largest ofthe
kind in the world.
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A CARD.
TO THE TOTERS 0P THE FIFTH ~.
EICT1L CIRCUIT or MIRFLAND

a
TO THE TOTERS 0P THE FIFTH II.
DICTIL CIRCUIT or KtkfLAND.
Fsllosr. CifizeAs ~ pahlisbcd a card in The
prnerrafir .tarocsIss ON The 9Th Of January
last. GA the subject Of the Election II Judges,
which uill take place next November. In
that card | stated thar ] had not haallg deter
mined vheshsr og not ! would be eandldAse
for reelection To the ludgvshsp which uo~
hold. Ia addition Ia the reasons ] assigned
for not then announcing myself candidate,
there wrr~ paramount considerations which
influenced MY action in this FvSAr'3. desired 20
look about and ascertain whether ! cuald hnd
auy other employment or occupation ey which
caald earn = livelihood f0g uayseii ahd de-
cent support for those who are dependent op
me- III euuld b. reasonably certain Of this
would With great pleasure retire from the Beach
with heartfelt thanks To yea, the people Il this
circuit, II all political parties, wh0, by your
out spoken approval frun time 70 tinse Of ny
official condnct, have sustained me in The
taiihfai performance of the oBevUHs duiies
have had To discharge. But ON reflection
am convinced that hssrn years scrFiee GA
the Bench. 10 which service have givea my
whole aud undivided attention. has untitled
me. =, my time of life, for success IN any 9th
CT employment.
feel constrained. therefore. Ia appeal 10
you for permission 10 continue 90 labor in an
Office in which have reason "a believe can
render the pnblie good service,
To this end hereby Announce myself
candidate for reelection q the office Of Assa.
ciate Judge Of the Circuit CoaFt for tAe Ftsh
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland
Should b. reelected. Il will. 10 the best
of my skill aud Judgment. diligently and faith
fully. without partially or prejudice. execute
the oihee. Very Trnly Yours,
anil I5.sm WM. y. HAYDEN.
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FORGE L. sTocKsDALE,

I" ATTORNEY At LAW,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Office with Jas. A. C. Bond, on Main OPP
posite Court street. All business entrusted to
my charge will also receive the attention of
JAS. A. c. Bond, Esq. may 20-1y
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AN HONORABLE BUSINESS
~ STATEMENT
MADE BY An
HONORABLE BUSINESS FIRM.
We do not Mark Down our Goods at this
portion of the season nor ut any other. We
mark our goods but once and mark them as
IA LOW AS POSSIBLE. an
At OUR STORE
YOU CAN OBTAIN a BARGAIN
Every day in the week aud every week in the
year. We sell you goods of equal quality
lower than can be bought elsewhere. We
give you a Superior Selection because
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK.
sPEcIAL-oUR STRAW HATS,
From the Common Indian Panama to the
Finest Manila. An Immense stock from !
Gents up.
MEMS Low SHOES
In Button and Tie. The Largest Stock ever
before on our shelves. Ladies Misses and
Childrcn'S
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
An Immense Stock at Onr usual
~LOT POPTLIR PRICES. ia
At THE RAILROAD nETor.
LAWYER K REAVER.
June s., Westminster. Md.
TUE OLD STAND.
ESTABLISHED 1884,.
A. N. STEPHAN,
NEAR nEguT.
WESTMINSTER, ND
Has on hand fer sale az lowest market Prices
Hardware, Iron, steel, Coach Goods,
Wheels. Leather. Glass Oii. Paints. Ready
Mixed Paints. SaWs-Miii. Cr,sss- Get. CiFcu.
lar aud Hand; Cucumber Pumps. Wooden
war;. Auvils. Nist.s. Sc. Also the criehraiCtl
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES
AND KITCHEN WARE.
LONDON HORSE & CATTLE FOOD
BARE FENCE HIRE &c
iuns SUI A. y. STEPHAN.
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ICE CREAM.
900 TONS CHESTNUT OAK
SANVp RARK

Wanted at Union Tannery, Uniontown, Car
roll County. 80 cash per ton Of 1000 pounds
paid for the above quantity of Bark, delivered
at our yard in good condition, thoroughly dry
and free from mildew.
april 22- 2m* WIN. H. HOFFMAN.
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LONDON HORSE & cATTLEFooD
BARE FENCE BIRE &C.
iuns SUI A. y. STEPHAN.

TNHE NATION, since i,s consolidation
Il with tha New York Eveuiug Post, has
increased II. facilities in every department,
enlarged is size to twynty touF pages. END
added MANY able writers % its preyious lsi,
II Is nos pronounced BY MANY II ifs readcFs
TO be better than ever before.
Established IN 1855. the Nation sas pro-
neef IN ihss oonutry as weekly iouFtal 81
literary and political criticism 81 the highest
order. conducted iree from, tbs, cantrol ID party
or iatetsss 81 any sort Despite a Precar5eus
support dariag the hrss icw Yeats, &c hoid per
sisseatiy to its original aim uutii Us financial
saecrss sas assured MeapuhIlc i had br
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abroad it, editorial management has beea
unchanged from the frst. AMI is projectors
Intend that. With their pFVseut facilFsies She
Nagion shall bccunc MOTE than ever before
the mediusn u the ahlrsi fhoaghi et the time.
The form and .lsle II the papcr arv chosen
with = view - the mos; suitable shape for
binding. and vet Of she Nation preserved.
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and readable record ~ current events q m.
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jane 8-St
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dissolution NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween James ID. Haines and O. Milton Myers,
trading as Haines 4 Myers, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves indebted are requested to
settle with o. Milton Myers, ard all elaimS
against the firm will be paid by him.
JAMES ID. HAINES.
o. MILTON MYERS.
New Windsor, Nd, May p. 1882.
The business will be continued at the old
stand By Mr. Myers, who solicts the support
of the public. june 3-3t$
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OF REGISTERS.

The Registers of Voters for Carroll county
are requested to meet at the Court House,
Westminster, on MONDAY, JUNE II, at 10
o'clock, a. m. All are earnestly requested to
be present. june 3-2t
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A FINE ASSORTED STOCK OF coFFINs
AND cAskETs ALwAYsoNHA

We have just had completed one of the
finest Hearses in the State, with which all
funerals entrusted TO our care will be at
tended.
We are manufacturers and dealers in fine
and common Furniture, Spring Beds, Mat
tresses, Fancy Chairs, &C.. &C., which we
offer at the lowest rates.
Ea~ An examination Of our stock is sol-
cited before purchasing, as you can SAVE
MONEY by buying of us.
f. A. SHARPER & son,
Main Street, East End, Westminster, Nd.
IN 10
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Meeting Of the County Central Com
mittee.

The Democratic Central Committee is re-
quested to meet at the Court House, West
minister, on MoSpAY, IuNE 5, 1882, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ. Every member is earnestly
requested to attend, as business of great ina
portasee is to be considered.
r. MANNING, Chairman.
eHAs. R. Favour, Secretary
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T uMBER, COAL, LUMBER.

have Just returned from the Lumber Re
regions-and am now receiving the largest
selection Of LUMBER ever offered at this
place. at Reduced Prices, consisting Of Yellow
Pine, Spruce and Hemloek
JOIST AND SCANTLING
of all lengths and sizes, "A, 81, Ga and "a
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine, Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin
gle and Plastering Laths, prime lot of Chest
nut Rails and Posts. Also all the
DIFFERENT KINDS OF COAL
Thinking large sales with small profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, have
concluded TO adopt the former as r. guide,
and hope / shall be enabled 10 carry !; out by
persons in want of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd
feb 29-tf
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-23
A Flood OF Money.

Washington, 2I.-The receipts of the
treasury are daily more than ever known
before within the memory of officials Of
the department. The amount averages
$1,000, 600 day, and were it not for the
special appropriations made by Congress
For privs,e claims, defciene es, ETC., the
debt reduction for the month would be
perhaps the largest in the history of the
past twenty years. The receipts for the
month will amount TO nearly $50, 000, 600.
beyond doubt. From this there is to be
tssen as one item So, 500 900 for pensions
besides current expenses. and special
warrants above mentioned. Ever since
Congress adjourned. on the 9Th of the
month, there have been from 24O to 800
Of these claims under deficiency bills,
and private acts put through each day,
and from this source the estimated dis
Uursements will not fall much short oi
81, 000,000 day. This class of drafts on
the treasury will fall off soon, however,
always running along for about month
after Congress hdjourns by which time
almost every claim provided for in the
appropriation bill is presented. While
the debt reduction may not be 30 great
this month as would naturally be ex-
pected from the extraordinary receipts.
it is not unlikely the next months sur
plus will require another call for 81 per
cents, to dispose Of il.
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The CeRkIing-COrReII Bush
ness.

Albany, 22.-The EUening Journal
reiterates aud emphasizes its declaration
against COnkling in the interest Of Jay
Gould to bribe the governor to sign bills
relieving the elevated road and Pacific
steamship companies from certain large
assessments in New York. Instead of
retracting anything it said last week Or
modifying it, the Journal says the ex-
senator occupied several hours present
ing his views on the elevated railway tax
bill to the governor. Certain gentlemen
known to be on intimate terms with the
ex-seD ator also made earnest appeals TO
Cornell to sign the bills. The governor
was informed by go-betweens that
block Of new stock was to be issued and
that if the governor would comply with
Gould's and Conkling's wishes they
would not only reinstste him 10 Conk-
ling's affections, but would secure him
the friendly Offices Of such newspapers as
are owned or controlled by Gould. In
the case of the Pacific Mail tax bill the
Journal declares, in addition to what it
said last week, that two of Gould's and
Conkling's GO betweens followed the
governor to Saratoga on the 1st Of Aug
ust, aud there piled him with imporGuni-
ties to sign the bill. This they did
squsrely in ConkliDg's name and behalf.
In making these charges and exposures
the J0UyndL is suspected, with good rea-
son, of wanting to iDjure Cornell, as we'll
as ConkliHg. Cornell has undoubtedly
3 authorized the statements, but they are
injnring his prospect OF denomination
rather than helping IT,
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TELEGRAPHIC
shocking imurders.l

Chicago, 2I.-A Mount Pulaski
special says: McMahone, the farmer,
who with his hired men fell victim to
asEassins near here, is the owner Of q
splendid farm, where he dwelt in quiet,
retired way as becomes q man of 40, and
had accumulated q large fortune. He
was a bachelor, and did his own house.
keeping. John Carloek, aged Is, and
Bob Mstbing, sged 20, being the only
other men about tae place. Both were
quiet and industrious, and like Mona
hone, much esteemed. They were last
seen on Thursday week stacking wheat.
The neigh bors, observing their absence,
searched for them on Saturday aud Sun
day, and finally found all three bodies
fostering aud Extensively odorous in the
rank weeds about the house. McMa.
homes throat was cut fro 7 ear to ear,
his head being almost severe from the
body, the cash extending clear down to
the spinal column. There was 40 shape
to the battered head, about which cloth
bad been tied. The bodies Of Carlock
and Matheny were covered with elotted
gore, their threats cut as their
masters had been. The limbs were
bound securely with Irvine taken from the
reapiDg machine, gagged and blindfolded
with cloths. Everything pointed to the
most fendish determination and deliber-
ate purpose. The house was ransscked,
81, 600 in money taken and the household
goods broken. The cOrouer's jury de.
cided that the murder wss committed by
unknown persons, but the whole country
is sblaze and alert. Lynch law will be
inevitable if the murderers can be se-
cured. Suspicion rests on q man who
worked for the farmer some month ago,
who was seen ON the farm on Thursday.
Footprints as if two men were walking
single-iile were discovered and followed
two miles across lots, until the trail was
lost in tho main road. There are no
othsr clues. The assassins had watere3
and fed the horses and taken other pre-
,sutions to prevent the discovery of the
crime. They were no novices in the
work. "Jakie," who is sus-
oected, is 8 trapping farm hand and
lusrreled with McMshOn about year
lgo.
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Yellow Fever.

Washington, 22.-Dr. Hamilton hiss
received pro.est against GUARANTEEING
Laredo. h repliss that there is no in
tentiOn of doing 80, 0ut he will tshlisb
an inspection station ;here to prevent he
introduction Of fever from The line of The
Mexican Central road, or BroVnviIle
MA Mexico. Mounted inspectors If
customs at Brownville have been dire.
ted to act as mounted police during the
epidemic, without further expense to The
city.
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The Turf.

Saratoga, 2l:-First race, three and a
quarter mile, Monarch" l, "BootjsckD
2, dead heat between "FelIowplsv,.
and Little Philip for the third place,
time LA
Second race, mile aud FIVE furlonps,
"Cerley B" 1st, "BoAtman" 2, 'Kitsii
3; time2 81.
Fourth race, mile, Buccaneeru won,
Amazon" I'd "MalAsin'' %; time
L421z.
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Nurder and Robbery.

Chicago, 22.-EVenizg ,Toyynops
Little Rock special: Intelligence reached
here this morning OF the murder in OSicot
County, of one Roy, a Texas cattIo
buyer. A man named MoNultv =
suspected. Roy was killed In a ioroI1
highway. Snd robbed Of large sum ~
money. -