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National Republican., 1883-07-26
TNHE GREAT

10 THE. NoRrH, .wEsf, And sS61uj1rHwEsL
STEEL fnEUinLG ni II TNASk t \; EEENB!P SGENERH
TRAINS il EFtEGT ~ lssS &tolFMnNH
,, corner ofSlxth and B streets, as follows.
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited lex.
Line rSfS 3 ~ sTSfPs SGs VIII R sceGs 81 SS cars nj sEy l5m
III m"Grss,Dnrs Gns,n t. Gineinnat Western Express, 73l n
natl Also connects except satnrdays, ior hcaEo.
s @ @"Gss PissurEa ma to @ 5cnS& 4 d II I Mh sGsp sS
daily or %Sgrs and the West HSfs'i Ih PsSds SiS
BALTIMo AND PoToMi,X,Cc fS oSMi,,cEH RAILROAD
TT pdr Ere; # - moannndasua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
fmIuts1m1nstoh TO Canandaigua, and Harrisburg 10
For Wiliiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira at os,
For r, New York and The East, 800 a. M io4O a. m,
@ 1"f Limited ERprSss os Of Sp4a&E FnmsS 9 PSs Pss
For Boston without g Change THe KS SS ~ m every weev
1,o ,day; w. on sunday, E!O p. m. -, -.
Jersey Cy Win boals Of Brootlyn Xnne9 fS AFFORD. d
,g direct Transient TO Fulton street, avoiding douba
F9r n Philadelphia 500 a. M iOio a. M 1880, t2o G5l
d M @dpa @ p Il spTs 1n sunday @ m @ GnS me- sHa s SSp
For SsI baltimore, o4o 500 sm ro ,c4a m and "a,
3: 9ta $40, G:2O 73O $3.50 and 1920 D. ln On sInt
Gay WSy w q M, 400, G:2J 7:3j, $50 and 1910 p M
pp rUpsS So creek Line OiOa m. aud GlO p. IN. daily
For Annapolis, 60 a. M and 4iiop M daily. except
ALEY Y.SNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MA !, RHp Z ~ D, ,AihnEAANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alexandria, $50, 100 g2o, ll,Oo and lllo a in
SGS :: o Sy9 Y 0, 500 and llSO y. m. on sundayas
For hchngnd and The soItn, 6:59 and il:oO a. IN
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 900 SOD,
~ m G anG do o. dSsS@ no. On sSnSay SS yOs a. snS 3
and 1000 a. m; 200 and GiOp. m. -.
Tickets and information nj the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania ave.
nue. ana ~ the station, where orders can De lett oe
dhe checkng OF baggage to destination from hotels
'',~ .,',J J. i. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
I,EA
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]. r. WOOD, GeneraI Passenger Agt
CHARLES L. PUGH. General Manager.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST,
on and amer SUNDAY. June 10. 1883, passenger
trains of this route will leave Washington from b. &
L. station as follows:
S:s5 q. M.-'rHRoUGH MAIL daily, except sun.
day. for Cincinnati Louisville. and Local Stations
Of & o. Ry. sleepers White sulphur TO Huu-
$40 2. M,-LouIsvILLE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE DAILY solid trau with Pull
man cars to Louisville and hichmond to Gin.
cinnau without change; arriving at COlunbus 4 80
y. M, Lexington, KY 30 p. m, Cincinnati. ~
y. M, and louisville 6i5 p m. Connecting vt
West, Southwest, and Northwest.
l035 p m.-Nght press daily, except sunday for
Ashland, KY, Columbus, Ohio, and stations on
c. Il .. Ry. Pullman sleeping cars 10 Whp
sulphur and Columbus,
HOO M for Newport News, Old Point and Norfolk
daily, except Sunday, arriving Old Point IjO'
Apply G. 4 O. Ky. Office, $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Y. NJ. Ry. office, COL Pennsylvania avenue aud b, "
r. station.
H. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH, General Manager.
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One Thousand Dollars Reward !

Will be paid for the apprehension and conviction of the parties
have circulated shall circulated false reports dementaIto the
running daily to Lower Cedar Point.
HENRY BROS. & CO., Baltimore Proprietors.
H g. BOWERS, Manager, washington D. G.
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Eight Perrons DrOlvned.

RICHMOND, Va, July 95,-Night before
last boat containing eight men and two
young girls, all colored, who were crossing
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rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST

schedule in effect JUNE 10. lss3:
S35 A. M.-New Orleans Mail. daily, making close
connections to all points South and Southwest,
daily, except sunday, with c. s. o. Ry., Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danvlle to
Montgomery and Montgomery to New Orleans;
and Bristol.
510P M.Loulsville Fast Line, daily. via Charlottes-
vile. Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and all Western points, making direct
connections, aud with solid train and Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Washington 10 Louisville.
1875 r. M-Southern Mail and Express. daily, TO all
points South and Southwest, via Dnnvlllo and
Charlotte, daily, except Sundny with c. & o. Ry.
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to Augusta,
wa Charlotte, and Charlotte TO Montgomery.
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to White
Sulphur Springs.
For all points ON Manassas Division take s35 and
5Op. m. trains daily, except sunday. For War
renton take S:35 q. IN. and 5l0p. IN. trains daily
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Conf
pany's office, COL Pennsylvania avenue at Union
Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, TralRc Manager
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EDWARD CAVERLY & CO.,
Plumbing, Heating, & Ventilating
1925 NEW YORK AVENUE.
CUPREME COURT OF THE THE UNITED
= STATES.
NO ai2 OCTOBER TERM, 1882
L. r. BOOTH, Plaintiff in Error
vs.
JOHN NJ. TIERNAN

Mr.. W. A. Maury IN behalf OF counsel for the de-
tendant in error, suggested the death of Edward II.
Booth, the plaintiff In In this cause and moved
the Court for an order, under the fifteenth rule to
make the proper representatives parties Where
upon IL is now here ordered by the Court that unless
Booth, deceased aforesaid shall voluntarily be.
come parties within the first ten days of the ensuing
titled to have the writ of error dlsmlgsed provided
that copy Of this order shall be printed in some
newspaper at the seat of Government Of general cir
cuatOn, for three successive weeks, at least sixty
days before the beginning of the of the supreme
Court next ensuing.
True copy.
Test; JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
[Seal Clerk Supreme Court United Stateg
TTH MAY, 1883. lyl7-ISt
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When the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
was first opened as far US Frederick IN 1881
the fare from this city to Baltimore WAS
81 80. It is now $i.75. A reduction OF
only five cents in fifty years. Union.
On Tuesday night last, M r. David Scholl
merchant of east Patrick street, Just cs
capped fire, by Messrs. Landerkin and
Halter discov ering the flames in time. A
box of straw in his warehouse had evident
iy been set on fire. - Citizen.
Preparations for the carnival tie take
place "a the 22nh of next month, Wash
ington's birthday, are being made oy the
managers on scale which will no doubt
insure the ErAndest affair of the kind evei
witnessed in this section Of the state TIE
procession will include trades display
and altogether will be huge affair. A
half dozen or more brass bands will par.
ticipa,c and there will he plehty of music
and fun Times.
CAN'T. Jos. NJ Chiswell Of RuCkcy,town
district whose sudden death on the morn
ing of the 10Th was announced Saturday
last in this paper was about 20 years old
He was well known throughout the cohn'
try and generally esteemed, b fore the
war he was captain of the Manor GAard,
He leaves wife and nine children. His
funeral took place Sur day morning, ant
the inlcrmcnt was made at Mt. Olivet al
about 10 O'Clock Times
Bones Wanted Fifty tons of Bones
wanted vi the Crcsci'e Mills, Mechanics
town, for ahich the highest price, cash
viii tc paih
| June U* f. WHITE,
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Graceham Letter.
On Sunday eve Rev. Wire of Mechan,

On Sunday eve Rev. Wire of Mechan-
icstown preached an instructive and in-
teresting sermon at this place from the fol-
lowing text, believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and thou shalt be saved" Acts 16,
81. The attendance was good considering
tile weather Rev, L. w. Shields is ex-
pected to arrive home this evening.
Graceham has female Seminary, Mrs.
John T. Murphy Of this place has class
of few Young ladies under her charge
Mrs Murphy is lady of culture.
Mr. John A. GeInand is at this time very
busy, quite a number of teams to harness
he has taken on an apprentice, and will
push his work to accommodate all.
Graceham, Md l 80 IS. Mp.
Reduced prices in Hamburg Edging T a
ces, Hosiery, Gloves, Silk Handkerchief
Neck wear, Mems and Ladies Under ware
Kcrseys, Prints. Cantons, Fanneis, Car
pets, Oilcloths, &C., Of
Witherow and Armacost.
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Double Pipe Creek Etcms

According to promise | will attempt to
tell you Of .he debating society Of this
place The citizens and neighboi1 met in
the school house on Tuesday evening and
proceeded to rranize The name given
WAS The Jetfersonan Debating Society Ct
Double Pipe Greek The constitution, by
laws etc, were read and unanimously
adopted, next IN order was the election 81
officers which are as follows. Lewis Cash
President; J. w. " cant, Vice President
y c. Warner, Secretary and Treasurer;
and three cvratmrs to be chosen al the next
meeting FRIDAY evening nex') Tuesday
evening last was the first meeting Of this
society the attendance WAS not large but
1T the same time ample, rs all present
manifested a deep interest and the prcScnt
outlook bils fair to make this profitable
pleasnn, and instructive rastime.
Mr. s y. Newman of Chewsville is Wis.
tiug relatives AT this place and Mi'dlcburg
report says horse trade was one of tue
objects Of iis visit or at all events he leaves
his horse IN tOw,l and returns with W +.
Covers reliable family horse "Old JOAN.
ID. p. G. | e9 So Quill
Jas. Crceger our Furniture Dealer and
Undcrl aker has become able to attend ~
his former business aud invites the public
to come and examine his large stock o,
new furniture which will BE sold at fair
prices.
If you want anything =. Al IN general
merchandise call early vt Wi'f"rnw and
ArmaCvSt
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EQNWZ,y' NE'Wsgs
JOttings from oar Exchanges.

Frederick will be alive on February 22l
One of the finest carnivas ever witnessed
will be he'd in this city. The country del
egatiops are responding promptly. Severa
are glad to learn that our business men are
taking hold of the affair Get up the car
nival; old Frederick wants good shsking
up CInsn,
Since the opening Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, the farmers Of the Valley
of Virginia Aid a teady sale f,r their land
10 Pennsylyanans. II Middle,own Valley
was penetrated by a railroad our farmers
would experience q like result VoMV
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{5'4 Ruff;
Property Na1cx

VIM. l.. Armacos, will offer house and
10, In Mechanics,own at Public Sale on
Saturday February II. See bills and adv
GIN. Zimmerman, trustee will sell the
home farm of the late Andrew Coffman on
February 22nd. See bills aud adv.
Jas. B Fox living on the road leading
from FoxyilIc to Catoctin Furnaces " II,
sell lot Of personal property on Thursday
February IS. See bills and adv.
Mr Cornelius A. Wiliiar vii; sell Il lot
o, personal property in Sabiilasville On
February Gath at O'Clock p. O..
Mrs. Mary N. Black offers Farm, a
House and Lot in Creagcrstown and a
Wooden Factory at Private Sale. See adv
Frederick White agent for r. G. Martin
will sell at Public Sale on Saturday Feb
ruary 3, two town properties n Mcchan'
icstown. See adv. and bills.
Read l.. X. Waesche's private sale I'd
vcr,isement IN another colunm.
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County Commissioner
I1l}.r,,It>C..

ORDERED by the County Commission
( lev, Of Frederick County this 2rth day
OF ,Van,,arv. \. D., 1899 '!at n compliance
WITH the Act ot lIs2, Chapter l5r Assem-
bly, II MARYLAND rhc iul.rWiug Physicians
I've dnaignacd A. Vaccine fINsi ianS for
The several election Districts * Frcd,r
ick county, viz:
Buckle, -town-Dr, J"rniNCham Boone
Frederick -DIs. BrGCe Thomas and ;.
i. Maynard
Midlc,own DIR L. L. Bc"krv
Creagcrs,own- DR. ! W Dcyilhiss
Enthusiastically Jas. W. Eichc.hrrger,
Jr
Catoctn--Dr Lewis Lamar
Crhana DR.. Z. +. Mu!ltny
Liherlv-Dr. Thomas sim
New Maikct--Dr II II. Hopkins
Hauvcrs-Dr ll,rvoy fuhrIan
WoodSboru'- DR.. Vim II Wagner
Perrr-,iIlp Dr. c. \ SchilclENcrnt
Nj. Pleasant DIR VI j Zimmerman
.jetierson--Dr ] II Cruin
Mechanicslown-Dr Geo, NJ Zimmerman
Jackson DR. |. NJ Zimmerman
Johnsyille-Dr II G. Dey!hi~s
Wuudsvillr- DR.. d NJ. Dcvilbiss
Lmganore DR.. Maximus Whitchill
LewistoAn-Dr r. + Il Mil,r
BY order.
L. A. GiTTINGER,
Feb 1t Clerk
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Political ECO.solsly
TIE FIRST eta wrte, IF .1rt',(ts.
By NIM QUAEN.

Zcph fixed himself on his accustomed
perch on nail key beside the stove, IN
line with the spitio N, chewing the end OF
his fancy, and seemingly absorbed in con
templelion,
Jasl then Tommy Grotle came trisklv
In, remarking az be turned full broadSldc
on the stove, that ~ he hadn't cut any
y God fur his wife to Git breakfast with in
the mornin he spcclcd it would snow fur
git ,hinga to soot his convenience.
zeph winkcd at S,ndtlle, SuaddIe'S the
grocer you know, aud said mat i, hndn',
been very had afternoon fur wood cut.
thu and that he Il a tiuuyht rs pushin II
nan as Glct;lc Was, would Iev had pie
ancd aglu snow storm. That seemed TO
make Tommy mad and he said that he
never lost any time pokin his nose In 9th
or peoples hzuess, and he rechoned he wuz
list IS capable w tendn to his own affairs
~ enuybody in the grocery. and that ii he
had been on the sunny side Nv the corner
all day lookin fur "A man it wuzent nrbod
dys bzness hut his own, and that he know
ed wat wus wat ez we'll ez emmy other man.
and eff he seen proper to be tcndn 70 his
bizness it wuzn't nobody else's biznrss to
which Seph sed, jes SO; and then Tommy
shot out Nv the store like mad, Zeph mere
ly re'narking that Tommy must had a
very sudden call at which Stradie and
the bows all laughed.
People who cannot spend the season Of
winds and cold rains in sunny Florida
should keep Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house. II is the best remedy for Cold and
Coughs and will relieve sufferers at once.
Mr. Chas Root, who has since last May
been chief man. to teach our former part
ner Mr.. Ed. l. Root the mysteries of mer-
chandising at Middhbrrg, has returned
and will resume his place in his fathers
store in this place.
REMEMBER THAT Saturday evening OF
this week is pay ntgdt in the Building AS
sociation.
Oysters! Oysters I! At one dollar PER
gallon at "Polleys
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NOTICE..

Office Of Mrrl ri Couaty .ccdoo, Commas
s1oners # FrederiH1 Co"n'Y
JANUARY "a, 1889.
Tie regular quarterly meeting OF tho
Board of School Commissioners viii be
held on TuEeDNy AND WEDNESDAY, TIN"
9th and 7,h Of February. Teachers salaries
and bills PASSED viii be paid on and after
wednesday February li)h
BE orle: oi iD- Board,
Feb 81 y T. LhNlN, Scc'y.
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PUBLIC S1LE!
The Undersigned will sell at Public Sale
at his residence in Mechanics,own on
Saturday February Eth, 1883.
All O'IlOck. p NJ

The following described Real Estate; 10.
Gated on the rurncr of Carroll ST and Fac
tory Ave, opposite Geo. w. Stocksdale's
Warehouse.
This property is Improved with a good
two-story Frame Wea..,er-hoar,ed Dwell
ing House, 20x40, with Cellsr under the
entire building, suitable io'- Basement, New
Stable l8X24 containing entry, 2 stalls, car
riagc shed with tight floor, large garden,
front and back yards, apples, peaches, pears
cherries. grapes. &c, Any one wishing to
view the property can do 20 by eating on
the Undersigned, now residing .hcrcln,
TESRM One, third of the purchase
money to be paid Cash on The day of Sale;
the remainder in two equal annual pay
menls bearing interest from day y. sale.
Possession given April LIST, 1888
w L. ARMACOST.
J. f. y. Miller Auct Feb Is.
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Brid &c n otice.

Notice is herehv given thn' the Suf-"'i
hers, Citizens Of Frederick Counts in
State of Maryland intend 20 Petition
County Commissioners OF aid Conu,vn!
the expiration of Thirty days tr"p>
first qualifications of thi. notice to built
Bridge oyer Owens Creek o' ,ne R..
leading from GI"ceha.m g tn'ni'4hI'
near Abraham, + RnldN'e r3.jNernr y. '
18TH Elc,!lion District OF Frederick CDu :
in the State Of MAINLAND. -,
Ahrahnm 4. Roddv, Frrd'&. wife,
John r. 5toner,' J G Frey,
N. Stansbu:H.
Feb | st.
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Thursday Feb 22nd, 1889.
Na;e to c0Mmtrcn at /! O'Clock a, ri

All FIAT valuable Farm of which Andrew
CoNaN bat of Frederick County. died srz
cd and possessed, situated in Mechanics
town district ahO"t tonr miles north wet
of Mrchanicstown. within onC~hn)t mile of
the line oflhe Western Md Railroad about
one half mile from Shutdown station and
two miles from Ianiz station, containing
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>3iew acknowledgements
Public Sale
o. sg- Al. e, 81 s;yF q ~ =, q! q

Py Virtue Of Decree of the Circuit
Court for Frederick county, sitting NJ &
Cour, Of Equity he Undersigned, ne rrus-
tee, will sell at Pubic Sale, AT Gilbert 5
Hotel, in MechaniC",own, on
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z UlD.-hts1!D3A!Ih!l,-Aa

The Subscriber living on the rond lead
ing from Foxville TO Naioclin Furnaces
will sell al his residence on
Thursday February Is, 1885,
At 10 O'Clock q, III.
One Cow. One lcfcr, One Brood SOW,
with pig, one shoat, lot off'r ming utensils,
household and Xxi chen furniture, go rs.
of Bacon, 40 lbs, ~ Lord lot\ Of pata,ocs
and apples Fer terms arl toms zee bills
Hiram 4, Wolf Auc,. JAMES Is, FOX.
Erh ! Is.
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GOnD 2EssE'GrAc E.HRN

Y U Y II y ~ = = = - 1N*A :.
and has a building frontage of ut least five
hundred feet on SAID pike. IF neither OF
he properties ere sold till The first of Feb
rnarv one of them Will be
I1-D-ca -s2onEo
The second property Will accommodate.
two iamilte- and will rent either with VI
with the land.
l. y. WAESCHE.
Jan 1o.4t
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ElAIs2 ACEsE S.
~ % R.YM< VS..

=
and necessary out buildings
There is an abundance water from new
cr-tli'irg springs; the farm is under coed
fencing and has u large variety Of choice
fruit. The land is Of excellent quality, has
been recently lined and is very productive
and the above manned portion is well set III
timber, The farm is n y Z 'od neighbor'
boo I, convctient to ChIrch, School. Mill
and Stores.
TERMS: . of sH'' n as p the
Decree: One half of,hc purchase money
to he pa,d cash on day OF sale, or the ratiti'
cation thereof by the Court, the balance IN
One Year from the day OF safe the pnr-
chaser to give his or her note bearing IN
lercst from dav Of sale, with good and SUI.
fcicnl security to be approved by tar
Trustee; the purchaser to be nj the expense
OF cOnveyancing.
GEO. NJ ZIMMERM AN,
T. l.. Naill. Trustee
Auct. Feb, is,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-03-21

A CONTEMPORARY refers to the pom.
derous ex.president pro TEN. of the
Senate, David Davis, of Bloomington,
Illinois, now on bis way to the nuptial
alter, or halter, perhaps, in the forest
Of North Carolina, as the Blooming.
ton bridegroom. The editor who per-
petrated this on Old Avoirdupois had
had better 6ght shy of him in the fu.
ture. A frolicsome Senator one day
called him the Jumbo" Of the Sen.
ate. The massive Davis did not relish
the idea of being classed in the same
category with his proboscidian COM
petitor. Ncr did he forget the gentle
and well.meaut but forcible insinu-
alton. Like his quadrupedal proto.
type, whose iuquiring trunk had been
made pin cushion of by a tailor,
upon the first convenient opportunity,
while he did not squirt whole trunk
full of muddy water upon the vivac.
ious Senate, he sat down upon one of
his pet schemes.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-03-21
A MIRACLE.

Whenever there is an extraordinary oc-
currence; team runs over a child without
hurting it; mechanic falls from % third
story window, and in a week after he is
at work again, we are wont to eXcaim
what miraclep' So wien Mrs. II. S.
Ererline, then of Allegheny City, Pa,
had been sick with Consumption for a
very long time, had been told by several
of the best physicians of that city that her
time was but for few hou urs, that she
must die, and when the use of but one bot
tie of Peruna in weeks time placed her
on her feet again and made her the heart
lest eater of the family, all the people
around, as with one rejoicing voice ex
claimed. "What a wonderful miracle ~
Sec page so of the "Ills of life." Your
Druggist will give you one gratis.
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confidence by bligbting its brightest
jewel, and then after provoking the out.
ragged parent to q frenzy with the most
villainous and insulting letter ever
penned by heartless seducer, shot
him dead. That honest men could
reach such a conclusion is beyond
comprehension. That this jury was
honest 10 its verdict of acquittal not
one person in five thousand will be.
lieve. The righteous indignation of
the citizens Of Uniontown over the re-.
suit is shared by justice loving people
all over the country, and the wonder
is that the assassin and members ofthe
packed jury" which set him free es.
capped violence from the hands of the
outraged masses. Men who are capa.
bic of such travesty on justice are
beneath contempt. The only matter
for public concern is the fact that such
results offer a premium on crime,
which must make every parent with
grown or growing daughters shudder.