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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24
Something to Think Over.

The information which is given in an
other column as to the prospects for the
building of the railroad from Harrison
burg through the northwest portion Of
this county and Highland county, should
put the people Of Staunton to thinning
Unless we are more mistaken than we ever
have been before in condition of facts
this road is going to be built, and that
pretty soon. The men who have taken hold
of it have the resources and the experience
to do it-and do it quickly. They know
precisely what they have undertaken are
familiar with big undertak ings Of this
kind, and had measured well the grounds
they were on before they took their final
stand. We believe it means business, and
that in less time than is ordinarily appro-
priated to such enterprises. the rails will
be laid and the cars running from Harri-
sonburg to North River Gap. When that
is consummated, one of the richest con-
tributing sections to Staunton's business
will have been cut off. The trade of north
west Augusta, and upper Rockingham and
Highland and Pendleton, will be diverted
and necessarily seek more direct market
over the railroad. We referred to such a
possibility some weeks ago as one of the
events of the future that would take from
our city a large and desirable trade. With
that section severed from us, and railroads
cutting us off on all sides, there must be
something done to arrest the unfavorable
effects. We suggested manufactures. Eve
rybody says that is the thing, but nobody
will take the first important step to bring
it about. Writing about it won't do it.,
but it is about all we can do. Others must
give the suggestion practical shape, or
nothing will be done. And can We afr
ford to lose the trade this proposed rail-
road will take from us, unless we can
reach it by railroad? Fifteen miles pos
sibly would tap the line at the nearest
point. 1t is worth considering whether a
a connecting branch. If the Dora coal
fields should prove to have commercial
value, then we might reasonably expect a.
ateral road to be built, but otherwise
Staunton must lose the trade of the north
west and Highland and Pendleton, unless
some of our public spirited business men
will put their heads together and devise a
plan to build railroad from Staunton to
the nearest point on the road in question
When the W., C. & st. L. company shall
have put to contract the construction
work, we shall refer to the subject again.
In the meantime it will not be amiss to
give the matter consideration.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24

At the conference of the coal miners
held in New York on Thursday last, it
was decided to restrict coal production
during the year according to the demand
of consumption, and the majority in ton
nageto determine the amount of restriction
from time to time. Companies are to sus-
pend first seven days and then three days.
The first suspension shall be May to 10,
inclusive then May %, "a and %, and the
next shall'be in June, three days first and
then one week. The Pennsylvania Coal
Company is to be- party to the restriction.
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0sT VALUABLE PROPERTY F0R SALE

MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The following desirable property is offered for
sale privately, on easy terms Such property
rarely comes into market:
l. STEEP HILL, o commodious and eleganti
brick family mansion, with S. Or 30 acres Of
land. cottages, out-buidings, &c. The land is
OF good quality, and has been in blue grass for
eight years. Plenty of fruit and water and the
residence is within mile of the Staunton p.
2. The MOZART HOUSE, Staunton, Va, now
ment. The house is a handsome and substan-
tial 4-story brick edifce, with over fifty rooms
perfect drainage. ~ 800
3. MARION VILLA, No. lO7 Frederick. staun-
ton, va, a large brick residence. replete with
sewerage; and 4th, the lot with brick stable.
corner of Frederick and Fillmore streets.
Apply to Capt. Geo. M. Cochran.
apr24-2t j, T.. PEYTON
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24

The Secretary Of the Navy has formally
offered the reward of $25, 900 authorized by
Congress for the rescue of the Greeley
party, or news of their fate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoR RENT.-The large and conveniently To-
Il Gated store ROOM
NO. 25 NORTH AUGUSTA STREET,
recently occupied by Gait & Kerr. Enquire at
the rooms above the store.
apr2i-St MRS. d. OCONNER.
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YALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

VIII be sold ar u bargain that very desirable
residence. No l'H Church Street, in The city OF
Staunton
Containing II Large and Several Small
Rooms. - rl,.-. ~.
The property is in good repair thoroughly
drained, with every convenience, good stable,
carriage and wood houses. Located on one
pavements, and within three or four minntes
walk of postoffice and the business portion of
the city.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to
MessrS Elder d Nelson, Staunton, Va or to the
undersigned at Greenville Va.
VIM. H. PEYTON
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A TTENTIoN. FIsHERMENl

A TTENTION, FISHERMEN!
IA - llffH tn Fl43fl .fl
We have now In stock complete line of Fly
and Bass Poles, Bamboo Poles, Oiled SILK Trout
and Bass Lines, Cotton, Silk and Linen Lines,
Brass and Nickle plate Reels, Fish Baskets,
bait Boxes, Fly Hooks, Bass Hooks. Carlisle,
Aberdeen and Limerick Hooks, Landing and
Minnow Nets at bottom figures. alf9ff T.
our assortment OF HARDWARE Is very large
and complete, and we are prep Ared to NIL orders
at Lowest Cash Prices. AS our stock was bought
IN new York for CASH we can offer special
Inducements in Builders Hardware, Black
smlths, Contractors and Carpenters Tools Sad
dlery and Wagon Material, BuckhOrn and Barb
Fencing Wire, Iron Pumps, Grind Stones. Steel
PloW Plates and Bull Tongues, Iron Nails and
Horse-shoes, Double shovel Flows. Sole agents
call before purchasing elsewhere.
FRANK ALEXANDER & CO.,
Masonic Building. H.
aprls-5m Staunton, Va.
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TO THE VOTERS OF sTAUNToN.

respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of N
CITY CON ABLE,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Pri-
mary. If elected, I will in the future, as in the
past, endeavor to discharge the duties of the
office faithfully. Respectfully,
apr 81 GEO. A. HUTCHINSON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24

IHE
MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB
OF BOSTON.
ORGANIZED 1872
In conjunction with the distinguished
SOPRANO, t.e.I 4t
MAD. CORA GIESE,-
VIII give one Grand Concert at the
Opera House, on Saturday Evening, April
the 18th. 3.leri5- vs.
MIR. SAM FRANKo, Violinist,
Mr.. MAX KLEIN, Violin
Mr.. THos. RYAN, Claironette and Viola,
Mr.. DANIEL KUNTZ, VIOLA
Mr. FRITZ GIEsE. Violoncello. i4a-
MADAME CORA GEIsE Soprano
Admission, rs cents. No extra charge for Re-
served Seats. Box sheet now open at Olivier's
BOOK store. apr2I-lt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITY SERGEANT.

IN response 10 a call IN tne Staunton Spectator
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT
Should it be the pleasure of my fellow citizens
to elect me, promise faithful discharge of the
position. Respectfully,
apr3-tde RO. ]. DEBTOR.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, /

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 2
APRIL I'D, 1884.
PROPOSALS FOR EARTH-WORK AND lay
i ING BRICK AND PIPE.
The Executive Committee of the Board of Wis
itors of the University of Virginia will receive
proposals until the 18TH OF MAY, for the exc
cution of o certain amount of earth work, ledge
work laying brick with cement, and pipe-lay-
ing for sewerage. The BRICKS sand, cement
and pipe will be furnished by the Universe
s 6pa the besides giving t his PER-
be required to supply all labor, teams, tools and
utensils necessary for its completion. For fur
Their particulars, including forms of proposal,
and the Engineers plan and specifications par
ties interested are requested to apply to the
undersigned at the University of Virginia.
]. L. CABELIs
apr4-2t Chairman Board of Health
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24

EAvoRITE CIGARETTES ' TT w
aE PUREsT, MILDEsT AND THE BEST.
aprl0-4t ~
M ILL AND LAND FOR SALE.-IIaving nall
lXl to sell my Mill property at Public Auetion
now oter 1t privately at q bargain.
apaI7-lt fe, r,-,af,,..i. VIM, BRUBECK. y
EAvoRITE CIGARETTES rs{f r 9uo
OUT SELL ALL OTHERS IN RICHMOND.
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RATES TO CHURCHES. SCHOOLS,
-CONTAINING 2S4 ACRES.

The undersigned Executors of James NJ
Stout, decd, offer for sale privately q farm sit-
mated in Augusta county, on Middle river, -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-04-24

DURITY TOBACCO!
DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE.
apricot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
News aud 6oxaip In Relation 10 Variou
80. H.. peOpIe .-h .# 81

News aud G0xaip In Relation 10 Various
People.
MI. Roseman Gardner, Of steubenville, Is
In town. 4
Capt. Basil T. Bowers, Of New Martinsville,
was up yesterday. ~
W, H. Hall, Of Kansas City, is visiting
Wheeling friends. 3t5f
Col. @. H. Beall, Of Brooke county, YVES In
the city last evening. SD
Mr.. r. NJ. Riley, editor OF the st. C.airsvllle
Ga=.lte, was in the city Yesterday. u
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of PArkersbury,
arrived In the city at late hour lett night.
Mics Kate Savage leaves to-day Tor visit
to Ireland. She will sail from New York on
the 9th inst. rs 4
Mr.. Campbell Sweeney will leave this
week for Minneapolis, where he will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Muhlemsn have re-
turned home from q weeks visit 10 friends in
Hannibal, Ohio.
Col. Peter Dslaplaiue came down from his
Short creek farm yesterday and spent several
hours in the city.
Mrs. George PAUL and daughter left last
evening for New MsriinsYille where they will
spend the summer with frisnGa.
Messrs. J. H. King and VIM. WOODBURY.,
of Cameron, and A. E. Dtost, OF New Nor.
insville, were registered at the Mcclure
House yesterday. -
Frank Hupp left yesterday morning by
the B. 0. road Tor Washington City aud will
spend his Summer vacation, visiting places Of
interest In the East. Nt,s 4
Rev. DR.. Cox, pr1tor OF the n. =. Church at
Wellaburg, left Yesterday for New York,
ws.ancs be will sail for Europe in few days
for tsres months tour Of the Continent.
Hon. T.. Boyd Faulkner, CT Martinsburg,
one OF the prominent Democratic aspiranto
In this State for Gubernatoriai honors,
arrived in this city last evening and register
ed at the Mcclure HOUSE.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher WAS out at Harrisville Ritchie coun-
ty, over Sunday, on visit to his family, who
are rusticating there. He returned \ It eve
ming aud will 60 down to New Martinsvills
to-day. 49, .@..g
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CITY MATTERS.
Rrisf Notes on Cnrrent Events Of Minor

HtleI NOtfh Oh SHrTent hSeA" ~. sAo.
54,l5{l9 4 2s Intcrcrt. f' 81 n vi. w
# Orr marriage license was Issued yesterday.
.Tur Republican Congressional convention
OF the district over river, meets at Caldwell,
Noble county, to-day. "a iSt'' W. X
Tar Is4rit,ovsoxp contempt case will
,o,na mn in Tho pnnrsmC Conrt al Appeals Al
10 a. m. to-day Tor argument ~ e 4
po,,cxuxs Malta and Rsdiord retired from
tha tnycs is.t svsn,nv . THAR nlacss Will be
ala tbiv svsnjn. .itsr Connci1 conf rms the
snnoIntsss, :" - - =
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rSoi n.s ~ as H GIna m,,b ;n H"ny
msnhan,cs' iiars nnnn Tho msterini md int.
nitnre nov in Ina handa al Ina a,sipnee. ~
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Anvhhr!lSa Gse ~ ~ ho naia nopg III, =
Silsns atn'vsu ~ sne ivy yeStsiaay. tas
Sa.eu' VII s,sI Ia, w 'ng oia sstI toInus
r. s1 n rss. ,hnx ' " - % SAY. saw :" 70
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rsha !, az Ei"Sa, y na. s Mana. y
I n.I..h,,a,s. D yui .oa., n M,
IL 1Wii.,s u. p WteeSa. I'll, FJh
W., WY ny nu,op ssot: uso' L. is'' A'aA
D"ss'' wy. W. outne''
HENRY FISHER wei yesterday held IN WIZ
bond BY squire Henry to'sppear at me Cif'
GUY oou.t anu answer 70 W. csaSe y, WI
u.y ues1iTyiing ine ~ tsn sar y. 'nA" 'o
oowmaa' hslps ~ 'Io ooun"s. -,
Col; RurvHER and Jamea drady, OF ChafleE
ton. the contractors who were awarded inc
work OF completing the charleston state
House, were In the ci'y yesterday ana Nee
the required bond with the state authorisies
"Jup0E" HAMILTON, OF Beach Bottom, yes
terdsy presented MI. Robert Ffew, sh'
lHTxLLioKScER preseman. WIN Two lttl!
coon twins, which weis named Jim" hn9
Jack" In honor OF the Republican nomi
nees. They Will DO useful during the cam
paign. 10 g, ,G..4l
DAVE NEsBIrr, JR., tho accident to whom a
St. Louis was noted yesterday, Is IS years oil
instead oil5. Both jeff Davis aud bis famil!
deny that be left with jeff He started 10
but was intercepted at the depot by member
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and he never heard Of aclse Of abuse OF the
colored people except In one particular. He
thinks the jurlts arc disposed to punish
oolored people more severely than whites
for the same otfenss. He attributes the largo
proportion OF oolored people 10 the prisons
70 this fact; They are sent TO the peniten.
tiary Tor stealing hog or any other trifllng
article. Politically nearly all the whites ara
Democrats, and shout the only chance TO
secure "a free ballot and 4 fair count 10 where
a democrat runs ns an Independent candidate
and 10 supported by the oolofed voters,
Several Democrats on local Issues, however,
vots the Republican National ticket boldly,
and say that were they at the North they
would DO Republicans. Gradually with the
change Of business 10 coming change Of
sentiment, and the strongest tariff sen linen,
he ever met Mr.. Campbell says, WAS In parts
OF the South. One man said TO him he had
never voted nything but a straight ticket,
but he did not see how he could In
Justice 10 bis own interests vote Democratic
ticket any longer. The adoption OF an anti,
tariff platform At Chicago next week would
produce an indifference all over thu South Ia
the result Of the November election. The
progress Is gradual, but sur and 1t may b.
regarded as merely question Of time when
the whole aspect OF the South, and the
Southern sentiment as well, will change
completely, ig,@ :,
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REI.LAIRE.
Youthful Couple harried-OH for Ire
mSsH lnnd-PersOnnlH.

Youthful Couple harried-OH for Ire.
H"I. lnnd-Personala. M
John Taylor has moved to Massillon.
VIII. King hssquit the retail tobacco bust.
ness. Il 5Hl- 5r,.5sGrtfg ttuRPPr ~
Dennis Mccoy, Of Bay View, Wis, is in
town. t. - ST1'
Gen. Warner spent Sunday here with bis
daughter, Mrs Geo. Woodbridge,
Mr.. Irish, Of Marlet'1, was here yesterday
arranging for the transfer OF q large lot Of
lumber 10 the cars here. sd Tcgg
A special train on the b., z. & O. left hero
yesterday at ! O'Clock for the Republican
Congressional Convention at CALDWELL
Harry MCGOWAN and Mis-, Mary MoCoy
surprised their friends by returning home
from West Alexander Saturday evening as
man and wife. g 80. 77'1's : g
Pat. Logan and Owan Kahn start to-day on
a trip to visit Old Ireland. They have round
trip tickets costing only fifty dollars and are
willing 10 run the risk Of being taken for dy.
namiters, r. Joyce was. 9a.1 :,
RAILROADS AND RAILRoADRRs.
W. +. Beardsley, Master Mechanic Of The
Q. d ?. railroad, WI In town yesterday.
John Bean, Master Mechanic OF the Con
notion Valley railroad, was In Bellaire ovel
Sunday. 5. ttz.Ii..tty M g
President Mooney and Superintendent
Crompton, Of B., z. & Q. railroad, were II
town yesterday. ;...-.ta I'M -
A large freight locomotive got off the @. 4
P. turn lble and into tho pit yesterday, A
wrecking train had to DO employed 10 e1
trica.e 1t.
A number OF D. & o. cfllcialu and Penn
sylysnin officials met here for conferenc,
yesterday, 3 special car being run up on Ii,
new B. & 0. switch 10 the nail works.
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Transfcrs Recorded. !

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
q deed made June q, by Hannibal :Forbes
aud wife, to Nicholas Yocum, lin considera.
ton Of $lC0,s for the west half Of lot TO- in
.quare r. on the corner Of Eleventh and Ell
let streets. I.l4 Ia. q; Is Sis ~. e
A deed made June 25, by Il. Forbes and
= wife to Charles Strauss In confederation OF
500, for the east half Of the came lot. IA
~ A deed made June l, BY Adam Morning
Grafton Of $500, for lot II In square 10, in
eouth w hesling. &. s e sii s.lr x sa4
4 Deed made June %, by John Klein and
vile to the Ohio River Railroad, In oonsider..
alton Of $3.50. for lot In square 2, Of south
" heeling. :t1i ,3f. 81.
+ Also deed, made, June %, BY John Spell.
del and wife TO- the Ohio River Railroad
Company. in confederation Of $500, for 10, 5
In lquars 2, in south Wheeling - g.
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Couiic,l'This Evening,

Another special meeting of Council will
DO hold this evening. The object, as an
nounCed, is for tho purpose Of disposing OF
the u , finished business on the liable. There
10 very lit,l,%ou:sids OF the proposed new
loan ordinance for Council to consider. z The
loan ordinance will probably be about all
that will receive attention, although there 10
q possibility that the ordinance that the P,
w Ky aud Ohio Rlvsr roads i, want want. psssd
will very likely cause prolonged discussions,
during shich ihs peculiar idess entertained
by Council will be aired for the d!fcation
OF the Eabitlts OF the lobby. 81; !.5 z. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

Commencing this morning. and from. this
time on, the Ohio River railroad will carry
the mails between this city and Psrkersburg,
and the river route will bs discontinued. On
the train leaving here early in the morning
will be the mail agent, and on the train leav-
ing Parkersburg in the morning and leaving
here at 1876 r. u. Mr.. Charles A. Helmbright
will be the agent. They have been agents on
the steamers Courier and Diurnal. The
change from the river to the rail will be- one
OF great convenience to the citizens OF the
towns along the river. They can depend on
the latter, and frczsn river or dried mp
one will make no aifEerencs-th will re-
ceivs their mail every day at a regular hour.
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Tho E,lucn,lonni Convention,

Prof. @. A. sipe, Principal OF the Fa,rmont
Normal School, Superintendent Thomas I'll
tings. Of Burton, Weizsl county, and Rev.
Dr.. A. D. Mays, Of Boston, are in the city
on their way to the! State Educational Con.
vention, which meets at New Martinsville
to-day. State Superintendent Butcher, City
Superintendent Birch, Prof. w H. :Ander.
son and Prof. FIJI. Crago,S of this city, will
also 80 down To-day. The meeting will ba
opsned at o'clock this afternoon; with an
address Of welcome by Captain Basil T. Bow.
c,nr tvs, .slIt. - II - -"
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TUE on rsrIoS or HEALTH,

As to the consideration OF health, Mr.
Campbell Ia OF thu opinion that thesa 10 nc
healthier Bsction OF country anywhpro than
the oae under eonsidsfeiio1. The summers
are not warmer, in the higher country than
here and tho thermometer. never got. below
10 degrees nbuvs zsro last winter, and thai
day was considered phsnomeunlly cold. The
climate has none Of lhoss suddsn changes en-
countered hero ssanda further north, but IL
mild aud equable: the year round. This IA
ono thing that oonduces to health: AIothe,
is>t the dryness Of air In the elevated portions
OF tho country back from the large streams
and bayous. Sons curious facts
about the - comparative heaithiolness
Of different tectionp were pointed out
by Mr., Campbell, as shown by AUTHENTIC
s,atistics Of the death rates In different
elales. For instance, Alabama has popula.
ton, in round numbers, Of l, 200 coo, almost
equally divided between the white and black
races; yet her death rate is but "A % in ! 900
population per annum, &C against is 80 In
orsd population. In Mississippi, where the
colored population Is largely in ercess OF the
white, tho death rate is only l2 90, o. against
Is 50 in Ohio, and in Rhode lslard II. Going
back to Alabama, the proportion OF whites in
] GOD who die annually Is IL 81, and OF blae ks
10 co. In Massachusetts the colored death
rate Is Q! % and that Of whites IS IS. ii'lsl a
The colorea people, according to Bishop
Thompson, the Episcopal Bishop Of Mlssis-
sppi, are advancing, spite Of ali statements
10 the contrary. He says they huve the aver.
age honesty OF the white people Of their con.
d,tions, and are improving yearly In intelll.
,ence. Another gentleman told Mr.. Camp;
bell he could notes q physical improvement:
their faces aro more comely, the forms lets
angular and more like those Of the Caucasian.
md the improvement of their condition i,
facing fhe race itgplf sff 80 aR2rgp''7 z.tflI
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4 slight n ,sbup on the ne,rpflera.

!. The local freigh, and passenger train leav.
ing this city over the HEINZ field rosd shortly
belore noon, Irot with all accident yesterday
that drlsyed other traius over the road iol
about ten hours. In Charters tunnel. shout
three miles this side OF Washington, Pa, six
cars OF the train in some manner became de.
rallied and badly, blockEdedT tho road. A
wreckins train had to bs procured before
the track was cleared. The train due here at
9 o'clock r. NJ. did not reach here uu.il 9
o'clock this morning. Ii, Z, e. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
A Walking Skeleton,

Mr.. Springer. OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 awalking
skeleton, Got free trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me n Homuoh good that ! bought dollar bot:
tie. After using thres bottles, found myself
health, with hearty appetite, and gain In
ilesh OF 4S pounds."' Gall at Logan & Co.'s
drug u.ole, and ret a 100 trial bottle OF this
certain cure FOR I'll Lung Diseases. Large
bottles 81 co. IA l.;E awrAHss
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Prisoners ,ru Received AT the pent.cntiary.

Sheriff John Bweetlaud, Of Lincoln county,
arrived in the city last evening and register !
ed at the, 6tamm House. He Came from
Monndsville. where he turned over to Super
intendent West three criminals 10 be taken
c,re OF by the Slate Tor few years. John
Mckinney for numbering Ell Thompson, Of
Boone county, was convicted for murder in
the second degree and will spend five years
in the penitentiary. Jefferson Griffith and
Peter Bowles were convicted OF grand larcsny
and sentenced to five years each. eherilf
6weetland is accompanied by F. N. johnson
and Joshua Adkins, deputy sheriff and T. NJ.
Smith and James A. Hally, guards. IS