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NEW York. August 25th.
BREADSTUFFS-Flo is. dull and Whea
irregular.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, So II.
HfDES-CalifornIa are steady at PIC.
WOOL-Quiet and steady at I2oI7c for clear
fall and Si0l0c FOR tall bury; clean spring, 10;
to 25c; spring bury, i5'917c; pulled, 25@SSe.
CHICAGO, August 25th.
WHEAT-79I5c for September
CORN-ii1{c for September
PORK-SS S2I% for September
LARD-S6 70 for September
SHORT RIBS-s5 70.
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Mr.. LovERING, of Messrs. Holinung &
Co., Sydney. \. S. w, Australia, suffered
agony from the govt and was unable to get
upstairs. a few applications of ST. Jacobs
OIL, the magical pain-reliever, cured him.
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SALT RHEUaI CURED.

Two of the worst cases of Salt Rheum ever
saw were cured by your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES,
and their sales exceed those of any other like
remedies. sell very little of any other mediei-
nal Soap than CUTICTRA
GEORGE A. ANTHONY, Druggist,
KewaEee, H.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA. see; RE-
SOLVENT. 81; SOAP, 25c. prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
Send for 81 low to Cure Skin Diseases"
CRTiRg Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby
oAoDo, Humors cured by CUTICURA SOAR.
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Our sales of CUucURA are as large, il not
| larger, than of any medicine we sell; and we
| assure YOU that we have never had n single ir-
s'anee in which the purchaser was dissatisfied,
! As to your soap, we can sell no other, every
| body wSnts CUYCURA.
MILLER u CHAPMAN, Druggists
Louisiana No
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NAUGHTY BIT Gnnn.

We have been selling your CUTIoURA RENE
DIES fer the past three or four years, and have
never heard aught but good words in their IA
vor Your CUucURA SOAP is decidedly the
besI selling medicinal soap we handle, and is
Mighty priced here for its soothing and soften
ing effect upon the skin.
J. CLIFTON WHEAT, JR,
Druggist Winchester Va
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Scorr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites for pulmonary trou.
bles. J. T. McFalI, NJ. D., Anderson, S. c.
says: Il consider SCOTS Emulsion one
of the best preparations in the market for
pulmonary troubles"
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IS a never failing crrs
for Nervous I ebility,
Exhsqs tie d Vitality,
SemiEal Weakness,
SpermatcIrhost., Lost
Manhood, ImIotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects OF self.
abuse, youthful follies
ande1cesses II matnSs
years-such as Loss OF
NJ emory, LaSsitude,
N0pfUYnpi rT7icSf. ans
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LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
NHEAT-Downward tendency. California spO
lots, 6s ed to rs; of coast, SIS Cd: lust shipped
s5s Cd; nearly due, SIS Cd; cargoeS Off coast
quiet; on passage, slow
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure thernseIyt
without the least exposure, change of diet OF
change in application to business. The medt
cine contains nothing that is of the least iniurI
to the constitution. Ask your druggist for it.
Price 81 a bottle. s24-1vWS
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IN RESPONSE TO MANY

And repeated requests of physicians, pharna-
clsts and others with whom the CUTICURA RENE
DIES have become the synonym of all that is
,-aaS efficient, reliable and elegant in do
es$S;T.Y nestle medicinal preparations we
&8&sy6 have compounded and now offer to
m Il the public the CUTICURA PLASTER
TR IA containing the essential properties
SasszA2S of CUTICURA, combined with the
choicest essences, extracts gums and balsaIns of
recent pharmacy and Bible history At drug
gists- 25c.; five for s.. mailed free POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. misty
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ness of the partsE Kidney and Bladder Com.
the Skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak.
ening drains upon the system, however they
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine or while at stool, etc, SO destructive to
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects OF
youthful follies and excuses, restoring Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sexual Decline AND Loss of
Manhood, however complicated fise case
may be.
A thorough as well as permanent cure
and complete restoration to perfect health,
Strength and Vigor OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly, celebrated and re-
liable Great Remedy. Price, 81 so per bottle, OF
~ n ~ Sanr5 & Ci 5a-Hs
ton and strictly private by
n
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MEDICAL.
This Great
Strengthening
Remedy
md Nerve Tonic
Cures with unfaiI-

.OII CO " AtIE tLItlfsHN=
ing certainty NeI'
svous and Physical De-
; bility, Seminal Weak.
sness, Spermatorrhoea,
sImpotency, Prosta &.
storrhna, Hyper@s E
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

FAIR OF THE EIGHTH AGRICULT-
URAL DISTRICT.
Drowned While Bathins-San Fran
cisco Stock Market-Merchant's
Suicide-Chico Fair.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-USIoN.I
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DIR. G. ID, SALFIELD,
10 kEAINY STREET, san FRANCISCO, CAL.
GO NkH Nm. e. Sufficient to show itt
~ NSNeo Wy NSN0 NliSSO.any one applying BY

symptoms and age.
Consultations strictly confidential, by let.
ter or at office, FREE.
1t is an established fact, Acknowledged
by ALL that DIR. SALFIELD'S REJUVIfN-
ATOR is the only true specific, which
never fails to cure Nervous Debility, Pros
tatitis and the aforementioned COM
plants positively restoring Lost Manhood,
and with which expensive special treat
ment is not required.
So For the convenience of patients, and IL
order to insure perfect secrecy, / have adopted s
private address, under which all packages are
forwarded. -dSwtf
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/ WEAK. NERVOUS lgvsllns
UNDERWRITERS.

au2-stW s&w2teoyv
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400 GeaJy street, san Francisco Csl
Private Entrance, t05 Mason street, four blocks
up Ge5ry street from keaEuy. Nam entrance
through Dispensary Drug store. d31ySaE1 yaow
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MEDICAL.
To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,


Established in 1854,
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con-
orhPa, elect, StriOslre,
Syphilis in all its forms,
Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, skin Diseases,
etc. permanently cured
or no charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions,
Sthe consequence ofself-
:abuse. This solitary
svice or deprayed sex
ed by the youth of both
lited extent, producing
the following train OF
S combated by scientific
Sallow countenance,
eyes, pain in the head,
Sc like the rustling of
arlots, uneasiness about
he limbs, confused Wis.,
.oss of confidence, diff
-angers, q dislike to form
position to shun society,
.ushes, pimples and va
the face, furred tongue,
sumption, night sweats,
ltlV insanity
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-UMos.I
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MUTUAL SELF ENDOWMENT AND B, A. OF IMERICA

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H.
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ual Indulgence is practiG
sexes to an almost unlim
with unernng certainty
morbid symptoms, unles
meHe@ measures, viz :
dark spots under the {
ringing in the ears, moi
leaves and rafting of Oh
the loins. weakness of t
ion, blunted intellect, !
dence in approaching ST.
new acquaintance, disI
1Oss of memory, hectic a
rious eruptions about
fHtid breath, coughs, cor
mOnomania and fredueI
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Seminal Weakness.


Persons at a distance may be cured at homeby
addressing q letter TO DIR. GIBBON, stating case
tinued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions By
incl0sing ten dollars in registered letter through
package of medicine will be forwarded to any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
fGil. Try him. Mention the RECIRD- ONION.
Address DIR. J. +. GIBBON,
ia24-4ptf Rox 1857, San Francisco.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
Itis usels;a or US to speak of the mer-

Itis useless or US to speak Of the m6r-
its Of the New Howe, High arm sewing
Machine. This is an old and reliable
company and every machine is warrant
ed for FIVE years, See their advertise
ment in auo:her column e. the RECORD,
TO which we ) all the attention Of our
readers,
Last Mopday night it rained. There
Was nc stint in the supply which fell
hereabouts. #ith the help of the conn
tinuous s'rea;4 q lightning the muddy
branches il .be yer3 could be seen;
the roar OF the water in the road gulhes
could be heard ahogs the pleasant music
Of the rsindrQGs on the ROOF, which play
ed lullaby tiIl the wakeEul took aRoth'
er trip to dreanlalId.
"A petitios is being circulated auong
the citizens just east Of town fof the cFs'
alton CT a naw school district to ambrace
the .eRritory rsaning sass frop Nil! creek
to the Washington townghip hne. and
from the north boundary line OF district
A running north distance 0! Gboat touy
miles to the soath boundary line 0! div
tgict 26 4 school building is being
erected near the grave yagd in waich 20
conduct school, which rhap completed,
will conveniently seat forty or hity pupils,
about the nun }er that the now district
will snumerate 70 graat thS prayer Of
the petitioners will be but doing juaticc
TO eli residents Of the territory described.
The district will be numbered jj. now 8
portion Of No. "a
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
BLANVILLE BUDGET.

It seems that ali your correspondents
are rather tardy, winch We suppose is
due to tbe busy time Of the yev The
merchant is trying to sell goods and tax
iug mortgages the farmer toe busy with
sheir various crops to DO any thing else
bat buy goods on time; the oafer has no
time TO write; the eaw-mll mau is direct
ing his letters to the governor in regard
to road tex, and G. ". NJ, is over forty
fve-too old to work and not able 10
write.
A new road has just been located and
cut out, leaving the Evening Shade and
Smithvill3 road oae ha'f mile below
Blanvilla and passing through this and
Morgan townships IN The direction Of
Spring River.
we have subscription school gong ou
at tbs place under the instruction 4 \,
r. Cravens; also Sabbath School each
Lo,d's day and preaching every fourth
Sunday ia each month by the Rev. Z.
n. George,
We are needing rain very badly III this
part Of the cQanty, The cat crop il Al
most total failure and the wheat is not
half crop The young corn is yet look
ing..f4 f4vorable, but cotton is veyy back
ward. 4 great many had to pIow up
and plant over. This hos been the dry
est Fpcing shat was ever known in this
section.
At our last school election We voted a
two and q half mill special tax, and cleo
ted n v. Hutchinson director We had
oaly one man to vote No tax, but this tel-
low is excnsabte.
The directors Of district No 50 have
not employed a teacher 20 take charge Of
the pu0lic school lhig summer.
SMALL FARnER
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
GE2EW u a R Y.

Sophia A. A. Ault, daughter Of Charles
and Sophia A. G. Henderson, was born
near HuntsVilIe, Madison county, Ala
bama. She moved VITA her parents to the
stats of Georgia end professed religion
and iSiaed the Missionary Baptist obuToh
ct tho early age of IS yoprs In tue
wear 1855 shs moved with her mother 20
Batesvilis, Arkansas.
Our departed sister was twice married;
first on the Sd Of April, 1864, to ?. W.
franklin. The Second tins TO joseph
Ault December 18th, 1867, with whom
she moved to Little Rock and there a..
taohed herself to the Msthodist EpifccpeI
church, South. Her death t)ok place
April l7tb, 1885, at Evening Shade, Ark.
Sister Ault was devoted 70 her church
and was useful worker in the Sabbalh
school cause which obe dearly loved, but
sickness prevented her from doing much
active work in the church. Fer lasr sick
ness was yery painful and distressing, e>~
neoially to her friends, heF doaaoe beng
ch.9pic yneuin gitis; aud for about two
months before her death shel lay as helpIess
and apparently unconscious So en 1ufan',
aud in this condition che gradually passed
away to rest. We think it can be trp'g
said in her case, ito die-i5 gain To the
begeayed ones we you'd say; S'nov
not as shose without hote,' but 'cl tn"
asseat one beckon Chris'werd, 6o6~aTd, ,
heavenward j >, BROOKE y
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
WILDCATESTROPHE.

A Mr.. Fold, who lives ca the Stafford
farm in what is known as Blow Island,
up near the Craighead county line, had
wild Cat experiSpce enough one day last
week to last hirta long time, 1t seems
that while Mr.. Aogd was lejs,-.sf' -. 8
along, going OIL! to- 7"is woIk, Dnee
--.'--s-'--~i gang w behind nm
on the mule, a0d proceeded 10 business.
The mule became /unmanagea6e and
threw it's rider, a jAg Of water which he
was carrying TO TIE field and the cat all
in pile. As saou as the cat struck the
ground be turned his attention first to
Jug and this gave Mr. Ford, who sprang
60 bis feet and started 10 run, some dis.
tance the start Of his catship, As soon as
the cat discovered bis mistake he started
in pursuit Of Mr., Ford, ard then the race
became interesting g-to the parties con
cerned at leagt--in the extreme. Mr..
Ford ran of III the direction cf some men
who were boeing cotton in the field, call
ing for help at The top OF bis voice. At
last he succee1edin attracting the atten-
ton Of one Of the men who ran TO his
assistance and killed the animal with his
hoe. The cat is said to have been as
large as good-sized dog. The mule got
off with big scare, but Ford was badly
hart by the fall, but did nos know it as
long as the wildcat was after him - New.
port Herald,
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
BARBECUE PROGRAM.

We ara inloMn&& by the ccm mittee On
program tbat she iollowinS orders have
been made for sls celebration on the 4sh
of July:
W. I. Atkinson and j. u WssSon are
selected ss chef msrshals; John B..
McCaleb, master of ceremonies; Pqof. 6.
S. Bruun, musical director; Joseph Aolt,
flag bearer 'fesday viii be opposed by
firing sulute 'ss-:...;;,,... be esjnaing at
,-s.7 Z y { n :.zs d7.co'
tion Of 3omGittee compose Of
JohR S. Medley, John Wilkereon,
W. D. Cochran, John r. Mstcelf, ". A.
Edwards and David D. Berry.
ORDER OF ASSEMBLY.
At 9 o'clock .. m, Chapter Order Of
Eastern Stsr Blus lodge and Royal Arch
Chapter with their invited guests will as
gerlbla at the masonic ball; Sunday
schools at NJ. E, church; K ghts Of Honor
at public school house; ODD Fellows at
Dad Fellows hall; at given signal oil to
proceed to Court Square.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
|. Grand marshals
2. Evening Shade cornet band followed
by standard bearer.
5, Ladies' Chapter O.dsr Eastern Star
L. Sunday schools,
5. knights Of Honor.
6. Odd Fellows.
I. Masonic organisations.
The procession will proceed in the shove
order to the grounds selected, when the
program will bs opened by
l. Prayer, by Rev. J. S, Brooke.
2. Song by Sunday school choir.
8. Beading of the Declaration Of lnae-
pandence by Pref. 7. l. HSrrn.
T. Music by the band, "Rsd, Whiss and
Blue"
5. Sunday school address, By Prof. ?.
II. Wilkerson.
6. Music by Sunday y-achoal choir.
7. Sunday school address by Rev. J, 5,
Brooke.
s. Music by the baud.
8. Address on Adaptive Masonry by
Grand Matron Mrs. S. Alice Cox.
10. Music by band.
II. Address On Odd Fellowship by D.
D. 6. M. Nicely Shaver.
IL. Dinner.
l3. AdaGsss on K, Of Il, by Dictator j..
l.. AbernstLy,
IA. Music by band.
10, Address on maso0ic suhjectC By
Past D. D. Grand Master Sscl Il. David"
son.
lG. Benediation.
Sheriff Hall ard deputies and Constable
Walker Jones will constitute a police
foHca.
u
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
Town and County.

n " w AA u ~" ~~ IA
Ice son tap" at Metcalt's store.
Wheat harvesting is now in order.
We understand that W!lliford is 80
have a cornet bana.
Tho mail hack is now making regular
tri.weekly trips between this place and
Bategvile.
The continuous lightning and the
loud pealg of thunder filed several eserm
cellars with nervous freight last Monday
night
There has been abundance Of the
different grasses Sown by the farmers Of
this section and others are preparing
ground for that purpose,
j. Nicely Shavsr spept the latter part
Of !ast week in lizard county. lie rsports
crops in healthy condition, but badly
in need. @A,m aistS,-"---.- 4het t-tinF -
w. Il. Riakman, of Lave Greek
township, tells as that he has harvested
ten ceres OF wheat which, it is thought,
will thresh 100 buahels Of grain.
Mrs. Matte Williams, accompanied
by ". A. Elwacls, her daughters Misses
Ora and JuBie and son Master Charles,
are oa W.T. i Lawrence eounty tl4is
week.
Sheriff Hall has settled with the
state, returning frem Little Rock last
Tuesday. His collection will reach 9S
per cent. Of the taxes assessa&, the closest
collection ever made in Sharp county.
--Hagh SPOTS, Of Lebanon township,
paid his respects to this Office last SatnE-
day in spol CASA. He complained OF tho
continued dry weather and its irTeparable
damages to crops in his locality.
Our fourth page was printed befsEe
the rain came, therefore the suggestions
Go our Christian friends will sound some
what out Of placs. Nevertheless, such a
meeting may be ooneidered expedient exc
the growing crops are out Of d2ngsr
Sheriff Hall says that at the Grand Cea'
tral Hotel, in Little Rock, there are eleV.
en- buxom widows boarding, and hints
that this would be an opportuue moment
for some of Evening Shades cFusty eache-
leys te rusticate at the Capital
Mrs. Lydia jackson, who for the past
year haC bean an inmate Of the State Lu"
natio Asylum, was this week returned,
sound in mind to her family by the sher-
IS Of the county. The lazy is now res
ideut of Piaey Fork township.
THIS rs TO CERTIFY that J. N.
Cypors churnsd for my wife ia four min
utes. lie did it nice and we'll The Ct
tachment keeps off flies end fans the per-
fermer oil the time. N. ?. WILEs.
The recent assessment shows the
total valuation Of personal property in
Evening Shade to be $50 G26; real estate,
s28,727, making a total Of SO, ,353. These
figures lock quite small for g town thirty.
FIVE years old, but il will be renem beres
that come Of our citizens own extensive
and valuable farms lying near to8n that
are not included in these figures
Archie A. Clarke, Esq,, Of Albany,
Texas, sent Us this week & handsome Phe'
tograph Of "a partial view Of the town,
taken frem bis residence, Looking Test
It represents busy lit5!e city sl:tlas m
she edge of prairie, It's four and hv9'story
buildings standing maje0ticalIy cut against
toe opposite hiils in hewisshlng contrast,
albany ;s about ten years Cd A saii-
pay line rams through the p!aca.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
NOTICE OF REINSTATEMENT.

NVOFICE IS hereby given tsat the uu-
Y dersigned as guardian an1 curator
tor the persons and estates OF Mamie
Aoblev and Haze! Scott Molly, Will ap-
DIV by petition at the August term, 1853,
Of the Sharp p. obate court, tor orders
reinStating said guardianship and the
paoceediugs h3d in sa d probate court, cn
accoant of the destruction OF said pro
c=ed Dgs by fire on the 2'jsh day u jan
uary, 1889. This june oh. 1855
THos Y. HUDDiH5roE.
29-4t iiuarl an and Cur J.1
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18

| be male.
|ss in 4
| oil racelI
rCIlDt 2
| nd club.
| llTess q
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18

Tor C1.a,.-... 3riac3 "a '' ','
nApg.S
w. {. 4sGEs-5lssg I&iarSAXIL> ,
IN Fourti. Street, &. Louis, Nr.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18
Flooring &Ed Geiiigs \
JNO. S. MEDLEY .
NOTICE OFFINAL PROOF.-tj6l
LAND OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, AK I
Nav 25th. 1885.

May 25th, 1885.
Notice IS hereby given that The following
named settler haS fled notice Ot ht4 in
tention to make fnal proof IN support OF
his claim, and that said nrooS VIII be made
before the judge Of hnarp county, at Even
ing Shade, AK, un June 2Tth, isS5, w
Peter L. j, Anthony homestead lli93 tot
the sw or sw CT, sw " 50 Qr, gee. -, tYP
-, north, range west. lie names the fol
lowing witnesses 30 prove BIS oontlEuouf
residence upon. and cultivation Of sg!d
land, viz. K. Il. Pierce A. b, Wright, WI.
Sullins and II. f. Lloyd, all Of Sharp coun'
NJ. w, GIBBS. Register
c. L. KELSEY, 2aceiygT.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-18

Cotton blooasa are reported By somt
Ct oar friends,
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
JnO. Maupin Heard from

The Pulaski Patriot, published 1T
Mound City, Ills, has the following:
Tuesday, divorced; Wednesday,
married; is the record of the last two
days that John l.. Daniels spent On
earth. The last act, that of murder,
was performed about 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
1t had been understood among
those interested that Daniels sought
divorce from his wife that he might
contract new vows with the daughter
of John Maupin, the man by whom
he was murdered.
The divorce obtained, there was
no impediment to the marriage, ex-
cept the threat of Maupin, which
was that if the marriage was solem-
nized, he would kill Daniels. The
latter scorned the threat, but took
the precaution to get Maupin out of
the way until after the ceremony had
been performed, but the latter, true
to his word, killed Daniels almost
before the sound of the words of the
marriage ceremony had died away.
Daniels and his wife were in the
door yard at their home, southeast
of Villa Ridge, surrounded by the
children of the husband, when Maui
pin approached, accompanied by his
son, aged about Ia years, armed with
a musket. He approached within a
few feet, took aim and with deadly
precision sent a charge of fifteen
buckshot entirely through the BODY
of Daniels. The charge entered the
right breast OF the murdered man
below and back OF the right nipple
and came out on the left side. Dam
iels did not fall Immediately afteI
being shot, and Maupin dubbed hi:
gun and struck his victim a crush
ing blow in the forehead, when he
fell exclaiming "Oh dear" Not
content with what be had already
done, the murderer, to make his
work more sure, struck the falier
man a number Of blows in the heac
with the butt Of his gun and crushed
his skull. He then turned and start
ed for the woods. The news of thu
murder spread rapidly and the en-
| tire neighborhood turned out IL
search Of the fugitive. Later in th'
evening, Maupin being closely press
ed, appeared at the residence ofCon
stable Stinnett. Mr.. Stinneit wa
standing at the front gate IN conver
sation with DR.. James n. Grain
when his wife called his attention
TO the fact that Maupin was ap
preaching the house at the rear
Stinnett rushed into the house an'