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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
A QUESTION OF ELIGIBILITY.
An Ancient Statute Resurrected by Sim Coy
to Defeat laughs Nomination.

A secret conference Of Democrats was held
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose of giving
shape to the work Of the township convention to
be held tonight. The leading spirit in the meet
ing was Sim Coy, and it is understood that, al
though he has expressed himself on the streets
in favor of the nomination of Rogers, he is really
working for Geisel. It is quite certain that the
political influence of Mr.. Coy will be represented
In the convention more largely than the interests
of the Democratic party. An effort has been
made to get Charley Haugh out of the
way by circulating the report that he is inelisi-
ole and in proof of this statute enacted in
1881 is cited, which provides that no member Of
the Common Council or Board of aldermen here
after to be elected shall. during she time for
county ~ = t e,uO'eo oe eligible to any other city,
% omitted from the Revised Statutes If 1t
is valid law, it has the effect to also close Isaac
King out Of the contest for the Democratic nom
ination for sheriff. decision of the Supreme
Court, however. reported in the 44th Indiana,
page 40l. indicates that the act is unconstitu-
tional, as the court holds that 1.-THE Office of coun-
Gilman In city is an Office purely and wholly
municipal in its character, and such officer has no
duties to perform under the several laws Of the
State. The office Of councilman in city,
although lucrative Office in the ordinary sense
of the words, is not lucrative Office within the
meaning of the ninth section of the second ar
ticle OF the Constitution, which provides that no
person shall hold more than one lucrative Office
at the same time" 1t is generally conceded that
Haugh is the best man that the Democrats have
proposed, but for some reason he is not satisfac-
tory to the gang. and as the most effective means
OF defeating him, they are industriously engaged
in circulating the report that he is ineligible,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06

ALBERT GALL is putting down handsome
Bigelow body Brussels carpet in l.. S. Ayres &
Co. Is millinery department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
suing in the City's Behalf.

Cas- Byfield, trustee of ex-City Treasurer Pat
tisons property. on behalf of the city yesterday
brought suits against Julius Olsen and John r.
Pearson. to recover on notes. 1t is alleged that
the Olsen note, for 1872 was made payable to
Browning s. Sloan. who Endorsed it to Pattison,
and that the Pearson paper was drawn in favor
of d. W. Grubbs for $500, who Endorsed it in
favor Of Pattison. The first-named note is dated
May 8, 1883, and the second July IL, 1882
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
Petitioning for Pardon

A delegation Of dozen citizens from Hen
bricks county, headed by John " Hadley, called
on the Governor yesterday to urge the pardon Of
Enas Scott who was convicted in January, 1884,
of killing Theodore Gibbs, and sentenced to nine
teen years Imprisonment. The pardon is rec
commended by the court and county officers, and
petition signed by 1000 citizens has been fled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
A yerdict for Defendants.

The jury in Judge Taylor's room that has been
sitting in the damage suit of Joseph E. Grant
against the Indianapolis Manufacturing and Car
Company, returned a verdict, yesterday, for de-
PENDANTS. Grant sued for $1,000 on account of
having the fingers of his left hand cut off by
defendants machinery, at which he was working.
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S g 3 CASH
And $40 Per Month for % Months.
TOTAL. 3 3 45

This buys good Upright or Square Piano. nice
aair-Cloth Stool and Scarf for one Upright or
Cover for Square Piano. No extra charge for de-
delivering at the depots here.
We WARRANT these PIANOS for FIVE YEARS.
Have been selling them for more than fifteen years
and can refer to hundreds of customers using them
Send us your address, and we win mail Won Circular
containing cuts of the Pianos and full information
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
zine Ci.y,s s1oo. GOO Loan.

A special meeting of the Council is to be held
on Monday evening to perfect the one-hundred-
thousand-dollar loan transaction TWAS thought
that something more might then be done in the
Patterson matter, but il is hardly possible tina,
the question will be preached.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06

1.-THE flowers that bloom in the spring, ira la,
Have nothing to do with this case
It's neat and picturesque thing, ira Ia,
When your hat is fit for king ira la,
And model of beauty and grace.
Such a hat. in fact. as you can get only of a.
Bamberger. who is agent for Youman's cele-
hrated stiff hats, and in addition has all the new
and popular styles of spring wear.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06

vsnY handsome, moderate-priced side boards
At King 81 Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-06
THE NEW YORK STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1851

We have just received a
large line of Linen Towels
which we know to be very
cheap. We have placed them
on our center counter, where
they can be better displayed
and to the advantage and con-
Venience Of customers. The
prices are 5, 10, 123, Is, 20,
%, 80, 35 cents each, and every
quality are very excellent val
ne. Some Of the styles are
entirely new.
PRICES ARE In PLAIN FIGURES.
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.,Maub be- eabtnnertuneu. :.

Hd@fen Gamftas Abenb miro in bet
9afno=0ale Der luitige G16ntban'i6e
S@mant: Der Raub Der @abimerin.
men" in S3ene geben. 6iefige. bodges
i9dbte Dilettauteu baben fid nit Sc,
2libn : @oItenftein' f6en 9ruppe Der.
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tiinflerii6 obgerunbetet Geiammtlei.
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Groueu- Dilfspereius" oeranifoltet tpirb
70 1T BET 5ablrei9e ,Befu@ berielben 10
etDas ME cine gbrenpflidt, bic tein
Deuti@er bon San 4utonip perfdumen
folte. 9a bic giutrittspreife 70 nieorig
als m6sli@ angeiebt finb, lit 30 boffen,
bab Der 8eiu@ bieier uielperipre9enben
gorfteaung eiH sass allgemeiaer fem
ipirb.
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s~sanfeute lefet Steies.

Oenen, tpel9e ben 0erbrieBlidfeiten
oes @ef6dftslebens. Der Dpspepiie unb
einem 8efibl ber~5dmd6e unb Mers
gerli@feit ausseiebt finb, fageu mir uns
5%meibeutig: Nebmt g immpns 81
Regulator. 9iefes 6eiImits
tel lit our 9eilung BON 9dmprrboiben,
9artlelbisfeit, iibelrie9enbem Ntbem,
uerD6fem Gopftpeb UNI @aIenleiben
unerrei6t. Det &egulator 1T frei bon
WerfurialftoH, f@medt ni9t unanees
nebm, fam ieoer3eit einsenonmen pers
ben, obne im @ef9dft ober 8erenigen
biuberlid at fein; er lift mild, uni96b>
li9, nab lei6t our geroauuHg.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas $50.
@enblatt $3.50.
Reifenbe Mgenten:
s.. g. 8mfA.
Sc. Sbaoen.
6 . { q | { 8.

0ie bemotratiid)e gtantSsG pnbemttuu.
ale gr6Beren Gtdbte in 3eras trad:
ten nod Der bemotratiI9en Stats.
contention unb tpini6en, bob bieielb'
innerbatb ibrer Mauern a~bgebalter
tDerbe. gs 1T nidt etpa patriotismus
Der biefen Wuni9 eraeugt, fonberu BIZ
leibiee Gelofraee. Man ertsartet, baf
bic Oelegaten our @onpention, oit
6mterfu6en6en -Batripten nit ibren
Mnbange uno Iberboupt eSebermarn,
Der auf Der Convention reine Nrt 81
fHleifen bat, re9t biel @elo peraus.
gabeu tuerben, unb biefes Gelb m66t'
ie6e Der ribaliirenben @tdbte an fid
5ieben. 9ebbalb Der Metteifer aul
Grldngung Der Contention.
Sn Gan 4ntpnio mar riar BON fetel
iebr langfam unb mdbren6 anbert
@tdbte nit ibrem @ei1rei ben @taat
erfiiQten unb bas bemDfratii1e 5taats.
grecutiD : gDmite beitirmten, perbieli
f9 San NntOnio rubig. SEPT 1T aber
0ud 6as beige bemofratiime gomite
sur 9bdtigfeit eruaGt unb bat in bel
leBten @iBuug bes @tabtratbs ben Mn.
trag geffelt, i'm San pebro parf eiue
Qaue fur bic @onpention 3u bauen. Del
Bau triirbe eine 8epiligung port $4,000
bebtnge1, 5u tuet1en bic 5traBenbabu
uno Der pddter 6es parfs $1,000 gu,
f9ieBett molten.
Bel biefer getuiHigu1g ff6Bt Der
6tGbtratb inbeB auf Standardization,
neil Der ffdbtif9e Charter Dabur@ Der.
lebt tuiirbe, besbdlb muBte man fid aui
Wortflauberei berlegen urb fornuIirte
enbli@ ben Mntrda bahin, ooB aur 8ers
l@6nerung 0es Yarfes cine 6oue In
befnfeIben erbaut urb bonn GtabtrQth
$4,000 oasu betpiIigt tuerben foleu.
Sn biefer @eiie IieBe .fd Bic Gade
betDerf(ielIigen, Dbalei6 8ei6es auf ems
binauslGuit; aber Der Charter uirb
bod gum minbefiem aiht DerIebt. 6am=
bIefpn feffe Nun ben Mntroo. sic pers
Inmgtet $4,000 au bepiaiqef1, init Ser
Bebingung, baB fie unter ber Nuflidt
bes @omites ffr 0fentlide 0erbef-
feruugen perausaabt tuerben. Dos
tu6re iebo@ uieber uidt aes
ihdftsmdBig unb 1rend mahte 3D.
Der ben berninftiger 8orfdlaa.
has gel6 burh freimi1iQe CONTRIBUTES
men 3ufamnaen3ubrinqen. Wahrideius
lid Bat Ct babel gebadt, baB oiefe
@urnrae cine Baaatele fir uniere brns
mineaten @ef9dftsleute iein miBte, bic
ia eff Dor einigeu Wo6en bic tibne
Sbee .sefoBt batten, 500, a0O-$30,0 900
ftr ben drlffli9en SdngIingspereiit aus
fammenaufteuern.
bod Der 8orf@Iag tuuroe uertporfen
uhb tiber 6ambletons Antras abge.
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Dampfi6iff : asentur.

Morboeatide DoinpferIinie mad unb bon Stein.
BORT unb Baltimore.
Samburs. ameri:anii@e DampferIinie.
Malorb Dampterlinie.
&ep Star unb SranaOii@e 9ampferlinie.
BtQt9e GiutpanDerersxiefetS
mad unb bon allen @untten in europa. llnfere
4senten in EUROPA unb Stein gorf .inibmen Der
Beforoeruag bon GamiIien bon unb mad benz
alien Saterlanbe beionbere Nufmerfiamfeit.
Vile arrangements fonnen NIT benz 1nteraei9.
neten s~etrofen tuerben. @esen Staten unb Su.
formation tpenoe NM fi6 i@riftli@ ODER miinO.
lid an
S. 9. WacNamara, Union Etdet Msent,
2S5, @ommercefr. %Rampmants Banfsebaube)
Sntp3W Gan Nntonto
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Dut>Depdrtement

If in ieber 8saiebuns muferaiItis, in %reiler
Son 81 $3.50 bas Stud. 9aneben finbeI
mon &anbf6ube, Soientrdser nnb aIle amberen
Artifel, berer elm Serr our 8erbouifanoiauuo
isines anauss unb ieiner Soilette beoarf. 'Mde
nnr oentbaren Gessnftdnbe, bic man ais Our.
niftiug @ro6s au be3eidnen pfIest, ino in
grober NusndbI sorbanSen.
Guberoem fibren mir berf9iebene arten bon
Rchern, &eifetafGeu, Hesenfdirmea unb einen
srcSeu @orratb bon @uinmipaarsn fir Serren
Samea nab &inbtr.
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: IN @affrppiQe III Der NrpseR az

= Sn gafrobille 1T oer pro3eB ges
gen ben M6rber Warb arn b~ergangenen
Dieuftas tpieoer er6ffnet tporben. gi=
nige Gage gingett bariber 6in, ebe
man cine SSurp bilben fonnte. I'm cine
Ierurtbeilung bes M6rbers glaubt
man uidt mebr, felt bas Expectations.
aeridt bas bereits gefdlte urtbeiI um,
ffieB uube feffeBte, saB fi6 Warb, als
CT ben Morb begging, in einem Wabus
inns>S Stadium befanb, B. 3. betrunfen
mar.
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8. &. MPaQer. WhuIfiaIe, uxI

= 6. S. M2iIer, WboIeinIe, uxl
MetaiIbdn6ler in Garben. Gelen, 4ns
ttreidermaterialen, @smmerceFt,ate,
San Mntonio empfeblt iein srpses
Eager in bieiem gtrtiteltt gu Retu 1srs
preilen unb maGt gon3 defenders auf
ben gemdblten @orra.b bon 8iIbern:
@brDmos, 2upfers ur6 6tablhi6en,
Oelgemdlben unb pbantaie BiIberH
oler Dirt. ferner auf bic gd@madpone
Nuspabl BON B~ilberrabutea Der oAess
mpbernften Gprm urb aIf bje alee
umfafenoen 3eiGentiaterialea auf'
merriam. Ollie Nuftrdge fur irgeHb cine
Der obisen 8rau9en tperben prompt
aussefibrt; 8ilber BON ieber @rDBe eiits
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten Il6elt4f
t9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic In bas Jae
f6lagen.
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Bu6lens Oiruica=saIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der MeIt fur Sdnitte
0netf&unsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdlas, Gledte, %seiprunsene Sdnbe, Srof.
beulen anb ale 9autfranfbeiten furirt ga.
n,Drrboicen ooer feline 8eaabIung. 9oIiiae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb w,rt
suriiderifattet. 20 Gents bic Sda&tel BET u.
Dretb.
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: Nuf bas @eri6t bin, baB bic
@triter in 9enifon bei6loRen bdtten,
bas bortige giieubabnbepot nteberau.
BREMEN, purbe elm Spe3ial3ug nod
Sherman ssianbt, Der nit ben rGraps
ION &iIes" mad Deniion auriidtehrte.
Das Depot tpirb iebt BON biefer Sons
pagnie betpa@t.
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&ube unb Drbmuus berrI6t alls
genblidli@ in Sort @ortb.

Feiles S~arsaparilla" fir
ale Slut. unb Sauttranf6eiten. aurirt bic
i4limmften Sale bon Blutberqiftung Bis aur
getuobnliden Slime. @ebrauGSan@eiiuma auf
ber Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der Nlamo Wlft'a
@ompanb uab gum @erlauf an @ieberberfdufer
urb ON @ribatperfOnen bel u. Dreis Gan
Mutonio.
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Velvetine Powder" rlsl
@rdparattOn ipurbe 3nerf IN Der Prenpilges
Mrmee seseu berbriib unb orinbigs Uubt, 1es
gen bas 8unbreiten ober WunbIanfen, eegen
YrideIbite uno ole Der f1eberbituns ses 1lutes
entiprinseuben Sautfranfheiten aAsetsanst.
Nls elm 8ulber fir Rinber ftsbt % naiibertrsfs
fen ba. @reis rs Gents. Rrdparirt nne tHm
gerfauf bel ". 8 reif, @iauas Sraa 5tsrs
Gan &ntonio.
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-Wer guten Sabad faufen min, lei
es &au6s o6er S@nupftabad. ber a@s
te barauf baB has Bdd9en ben
Namen Der Sirma g. SO. Gail &
Nr Baltimore, Mb. nebft ibrer 6ans
belsn1arfe TRACE. Nabere finb une6t.
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Dead Shot ecretp @orm 9iat>
ment tuirft fiber unD f6neG. Diefes Ointment
t0btet Die @iirmer augen blidlid f; bGIt Slieaen
ab unb BELT bic @nnbe. SIN @afer aufaefof
if es Elm ausssei9netes SeilmitteI gesen iraenb
tpelde Bunbea beirn @ieb. @reis so Gents.
Yraparirt unb gum 8ertauf bel u. 9reib,
Gan Nntonio. 1876 tup
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$embem

fibretl mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, b'nten ODER borne gu ofnen, nit ober obne
Hrassn, e'afabe ODER serippte 8uisn. Infer
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MQerIef.

Sie Bin, tpeIde cine 8emiligung
bott 100000 far elm Bunbesgebdubs
IN San Mntonto beantragt, tpurbe i'm
9auIe arSetton rten, ta9bem ntar bic
Sumn1e auf $3.50, 600 rebusirt bate.
9ie 8ia liegt febt einern aus Mitglie,
bern beiber 9duier gehilbeten gonfes
ren3sgomite bpr, BOB bic 8ewiutgung
tDieber auf $290,000 erb6ben mag.
Mtaa eruartet, baB bic Bin binten eis
rigen Sageu benz Yrd5ibenten aur l1n=
terf9rift iibergeben miro.
= Gin Merifaner Namens Garcia,
ber borgeffern nit einem nit 8rettern
belabenen Wagen bon San Mntonio
tpegfubr, wuroe geitern f6mer ber puns
bet mad ber Stabt suridpebra1t.
Seine pferoe tuarer inn u~nterpegs
bur9gegangen uno batten ben Wagen
umgeworfsn, mobet Garcia unter ben=
felben gu liegen fam.
Sic @1ulbeb6rbe belt cine 8er=
fammlung ab, in tpel9er Der @uperins
tenbent DIE Mnffeaung folsenber 2ebrer
unb Sebrerinnen an3eigte: STR bic
Gentrali9ule bic 9erren 9ilb, S6o9
un5 Sutin; fir Die 99uIe $50. 2 MiB
5arab Sling uub MiB Nmie Weft t;
far bic 56ule No. 3 Mrs. Murpbp
S6ule No. 4 Mrs. Curb, MtB Wats
lon uno MiB @olbing;. S6ule Mo. Z
Mib Sill; 96uIe SEQ. 8 9err g.. s.
bud; Sonta Clara 96ule 9err 6.
5. 9ulton. = Mrs. Merrif niini9te
ibr 8ebalt bon $50 auf $3.50 erb6bt gu
baben, bod permetgerte Die 8ebbrbe Die
@rflQuha hires @unf6es.
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= Bon SIatpnia mirb am s. MpriI
elm leidter Groit gemelbet. &egeu
mirb geniini9t.
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HOTEL VAL verde,

Del Ntc, Sal Serbe Co., Eerus.
MrS. 6. 9. @Iofe, @tsentb ii merin.
Gnsenebm seIesen, neuB arrangement, auf.
merffame 8%ebienuns. 8iebai6ter, SnpaIiben
unb gei@dftsreifeaOe tuerben eriudt, Sas s8al
@erbe" gu erproben. 6,4 tum
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S. DEuTSCH & co.
Derren>GDiletteQrttfe

Dos srO6ts anb reidbaltisFe Eager bon
2errss'u ntertletoern tn Der @tabt, in allen
Stsffen, bon Baumuoue' bis sur SeiSe. Sin
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s'ImproVed Condition Powders'' fit %fe,s
De nno &inbpieb. Gin ausseaeihnetes anb ers
probteS Bulber in Der 8ebanbluns BON Sui.
tranfbeiten aaer art, aIaenetne nnpdsli9feit,
Mnpadien Der Saut, &dnbe, selbes @aTer.
Mangel on Nppetit. @ebrau9sanpeifung amf
Der Gillette. Gabri3irt BON unb gum 8erfauf
bet Mbolph 0reiB, alamo @laaa, sesen.
uber Der Hoffoffiee, Gan Nntonio.
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. G q &.
WStnts G0mbinatisn

~ fsafs 3akxs. @inebasss, xeile hu Eerb
os5 saesEe @aI9 : etohe n arottr NastpatI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
CALLING THE ANGELS.

We mean to do it, Some day, some day,
We mean to slacken this tcvered rush
That is wearing our very souls away;
And grant TO our loaded hearts Il hush
That is only enough to let them hear
The footsteps of angels drawing near.
We mean to do it, o, never doubt,
When the burden of daytime broil is DER
Wen sit and muse while the stars come out,
As the patriarchs sat at the open door
OF their tents, with heavenward-gaZing
eye,
To watch for the angels passing by
We've seen them afar at high noontide,
When tiercely the worlds hot flashing
beat;
Yet never have hidden them turn aside
And tarry awhile in converse sweet,
Nor prayed them to hallow the cheer we
spread,
To drink our wine and break our bread.
We promise our hearts that when the stress
OF lite-work reaches the longcd-for close,
When the weight that we groan with hind
ers less,
Wen loosen our thoughts to such repOse
As banishes cares disturbing din,
And thcn-wcll call the angels in.
The day that we dreamed ofcomes at length,
When, tired Of every hooking quest
And broken in spirit and shorn of strength,
We drop, indeed, at the door Of rest,
And wait and watch as the day wanes on
But the angels we meant to call are gone
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WE sell our Fertilizers to responsible buy
ers on crop time at same prices as hereto
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per cent. to farmers. A liberal discount fol
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pea-A lady reader Of the Union has
a charming little daughter between 2
and years of age. The other day
the little one, following her mother
about the house, heard her complain
about the mice. That evening the
child kneelng beside its mother, fin
ished its prayers with, "And please,
God, don't make any more mice. -
Rochester Union.
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when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
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The readers of our publication are
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costs onIy 25 cents.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
PROFESSIONAL.
B. HARRIS CAVALIER. ENOCH !. ABELL.

THE undersigned, Attorneys-at-Law and
Solicitors in Chancery, have, this lst day OF
of January, 1880, formed partnership
in the practice of their profession, under the
name and style of
CAVALIER & ABELL.
They will practice in the county of st,
Mary's and the adjoining counties Especial
attention will be paid to the collection of
claims. Address.
CAVALIER & ABELL, Leonardtown.
St Mary's county, Md.
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
ENoCH b. ABELL.
Jan 8, 19S5-ttt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-13

SO excited the dev0ut excurs.ol-t, that
they forget all about their piety. aHd
about twenty-five Of the crowd drcs
their little pieces Of pocket artillery AMI
began firing At the deer. Tine deer. a.
might be expected, escaped viii cut in
jury, but col0reI sister came near he
ing wounded fram 4 ball striking tho
railing AMI g!ancinS of very uear her.
This was nice lIttte. sunday school
crowd, TO say the least of it. it WAS fully
up to the far western style. where every
man makes walking arsenal of himself.
even when going 10 church and Sunday
school, but if the grand jury row in ses-
sion in this city coull get the names Of
all those parties who are guilty Of carry
ing their peppers about with them On
Sunday excursions they might be taught
the much needed lesson Of leaving such
jewelry at home.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-13
Henry Virgins Trial.

The circuit court met yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock when the trial of Henry
Virgins, the boy charged with the muir
der of Mr.. VIM. B. Porter, of Orange
Point in July last, was resumed, and a
number of witnesses were examined.
Late in the afternoon the prisoner took
the stand and made statement, some.
what different from former statements,
but still leaving No doubt on the minds
Of the spectators,at least, oi his guilt. The
evidence throughout has been of the
most convincing character The
case was very ably conducted
by Col, Roysdon and Judge Wigg for the
defense. and States Attorney Hooker and
Mr.. C. c. Cochran for the State, and
their speeches. though short, were to the
point and showed most careful anal sis
of all the evidence submitted. The ar
guments were concluded and the case
submitted to the jury at . o'clock last
night, when they retired to make up
their verdict, but up to this writing they
have not agreed, and the prospect is that
1t will bc several hours before verdict
Is rendered.
Hen y Virgins, the prisoner main
tanned his stole department throughout
the trial, and his hard featured face and
expressionless eyes gave no indication
that he appreciated the fact that the
"twelve men, good and true who were
sitting in the jury box were to quickly
decide the issue of life and DEATH so far
as he was concerned.
The criminal docket will he resumed
this morning by the court, and all the
prisoners in Jail will be given as speedy
trials rs possible.