Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1885-11-19
CERLDo. WAYNE CO. VIVA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1885,
SOUTHERN NEWS eLeANlNos.

died at Burr Greek. Madison County. ".
c., az the age OF lSo years.
JoHN =. wooFrER was arrested In Park.
ersbnrg, W. Va, on the charge Of burning
his property in Pcnnsboro 20 get the insur-
ance.
MAGGIE GALnRAru (colorcdl fcll Ia
| Poor Valley Creek Hawkins County. Tunu..
and drowned in the presence of numerous
friends.
NEws is received OF tho capture, after
desperate resistance. OF Riley Pyle, who
has Tor sixteen months cvadcd arrest for
killing U. =. Commissioner Mcdonald, ia
Pickett County, Tenn.
REPEArKD attempts OF nccndtarism have
alarmed the people OF Ritchic County, "
Va.
THE other day nino criminals. charged
with various crimes from murder down,
burned their way out OF the jail Mt Ar
kansas City, Ark, and made their way out
OF the jail yard over a fence hftecn feet
high, surmountcd with barb wire, and
made good their escape.
JouN l.. HrcKMrR, defaul,ing Treasurer
OF tho Catholic knights Of America. twas
tried at Grafton. w. Va, and was found
guilty OF forgery. Hcckmer was charged
with cmbezzling $4,000 belonging lto tho
order in 1883 Ho disappeared, ana the
names OF his surotics wcro found to be for
gcries. He surrendered himself few
months ago.
Is tho u. S Circuit Court at Norfolk
Va, "a few days ago, tho grand jury pre-
sentcd bills of indictment Tor misapplying
the fund. OF the suspended Exchange Ma
tional Bnnk against tho following parties;
John B. Whitehead, President; George W.
Balm, ir., cashier; Thomas a. Balm nni r..
T. X Balm Indictments for false entry
were presented against John n. WhtG-
head, Georsc W. Balm, ir., Orlando Wind q
sor and G. L. Jenkins.
THE seventh annual State Fair of tho
North Carolina Industrial Association
tcolorod) was opened at Raleigh the other
day 10y Governor Scales
\ JUSTICE In Georgia recently una q, took
10 marry two couples at once and married
both women 90 one Of tho men before ho
was aware OF the fact. He aftcrwarl rot
the matter strnightencd out 90 tho satlsfac-
tion OF the contracting parties.
ONr minutes imprisonment In Jail was
the punishment placed on a man charged
In an Arkansas court with having sold tho
products OF land for which no had failed 20
pay rent. The trial occupied several days.
and upon the verdict being pronounced tho
cond mned walked across tho court room
aud placed himself Ia charge Of the Sheriff,
vino took him 70 jail, where he served out
one minutes time,
Tux Grand Jury at EdgoAeld, \. c., mas
found true bin against thirty one Of tho
Culbrath lynchers, and "no bill" as b tho
two others.
THE Louisville q Nashville Company
has sold 10000 acres OF Alabama lands
between Decatur aud Birmingham, 20 u
Cincinnati syndicate for colonization.
WM wRENv, a sorroWful looking tramp,
called nt w. X. Morrison's. seven miles
from Clarksvllo, Tenn, poorly clad aud
shvering with chill. Tho kind hearted
people took him aud warmed him into iife.
nursing aud waiting on him six weeks,
charging him nothing. They put good
clothes on him, fed hir' on good things and
slept him in thoir best beds. Finally
william said he must 20 and tho
family sorrowed for his teaving.
They followed nim 20 tho gate.
Mrs. Morrison told William how earnestly
he had prayed for him, and how her
prayers would follow him. About three
hours after Wrenn had gone Mr.. Morrison
had need for some change, and going so
the money drawer found II had all
disappeared, except fow small pieces
with holes Ina them. william got tho
money, go and went to town ~ buy him.
self some better clothes. 10 cllimod ro boz
tanner from Florida, but ho vas rails Il
near Pleasant View, Chcatham County,
md wns never away from homo before.
He Ia small man, tweuty-Hx years old,
md has never been heard of since leaving
Clarksville.
is the case OF Dr.. A. y. Bellinger. at
Charleston, 3. g., charged with the murd er
2f stephen vs.. b. Riley, colored, the jury
.niied - agree, eleven being for acquittal
and one for manslaughtcr
a NAnRiAcE celebrated at Atlanta. ia.
a few days ago. between Miss Nettie Kea-
Soy, che daughter OF prominent Ia uer.
chant of Chicay aud Mr. I g. Lyle. "a
wealthy merchant Of Morrist0wn. Tenn. 81.
full Of romantic incidents. Five years a.o
Miss Keasey's parents lived lu Atlanta.
and she was sent % school az Athens 90 .a
educated az female college. There sns
met Miss Alice Lyle The young ladies
soon became fast friends and read earn
others correspondence. Finally they both
graduated and returned 10 their respeetiv VS.
Npiit1f nNA kept hp an in'ffcunuFa pI irf-
ters. Three years ego Mss K.a-
fey's parents left Atlanta f0r Ch-
cago, and about tho same time Mas ryIa
left home ~ % al missionary 81 Afr.4.
but fheir spondaue8 eautInu. o..
MIss Lyle's letters suddenly ceased ard
thinking that her friend had changed her
postohce, Miss Keasey wrote to Mr ST. a.
Lyle asking whore hls .iser could 1s ai-
dressed. About the same time ST. LYLE
received The announcement that his sister
was dead, and notified Miss Ksasev rf tHo
facr This provoked n letter Of conl0Ierca
from Miss kcasey, and several weeks affer
the missiouary's trunk was returned from
Africa iu which were found Miss Keasev FL
letters TO Miss Lyle Of course Voc brotn er
communicated The feet to Miss Eessse snf
she answered it Tns was tls BEGINNING
. oi c5rrespou dsace which resulted n sH
IDtercnaugs NJ pnotoxrspss and 6nalIy au
enEazemeut Two weeks ago Mise Eeaasg
ard ST. LYLE mef for the drst tms Tr7
were married 1y the Rev Dr EdIv. sna
viii reside at M1rr.stown, Tenn
rHE Supreme Court ~ Tanae.sso has sr.
hrmed The sentence of Wm Ramsey. sr1
was awarded te1 years mpr nm nt 81.
murder.ns Vol Clarke u C.ok County