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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-12-04

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complain
you have rinted guarantee on ever.
poLLle Of Shiloh's Vitaiizer. It never fail
.ocure. sold b~ Juo. a. Moore.
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Liver Pills.

Use DR.. Gums Liver Pills for Sallow
Complexion, Pimples on The Face and Bill
liousness. Never sickens or gripes. only
one for dos. samples tree at J. A
,lO,Ira'S. ..'
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BY virtue OF M order .l sale Issued from
lie honorable the u. ). Circuit Court,
Western district OF LOuisiuna, To tho di
secLeu in the above eutllled suit will pro-
.'eeu to sell to The highest blduer on
saturday, 4th day o. acc. mber, 1856,
At ~ O'Clock M, ut The door Of the Y. s.
Courthouse i'll the city of Monroe. La. The
following described property, VIZ:
One ree mule nalile., LikhthlIiE, color
Oiack one horse mule nam. u frank, color
olacA: one no. 80 mule liai.ieo scott, color
Ulack one horse mule Ie.nleai DUck, color
lark mouse: one horse n,"ie i,..ui, q Nor
San, color bay ; one hui SO li's.ls nrnleu Pete,
col WINES one mare mule uallieu Queen.
color dark mouse; On,. male Inuie led
Dora, color brown blac~ .i,are li.Lle
named BECK one ul.,ie mule haii.td kIL
que mare uule nanLeu H. Z one Illai luie
IaLleO Fly; one nOlss i..uie lluIIleu billy
one horse mule named OeuIke; no
mule haineo sieve; one hose inule llnn'.d
'ranL; one mare uiule ..Il.eu Laura; Gi.e
mare Aiuie NAMED l.Oun IN\ei; one ihS
mule named Pigeon, O,.e ma n.uIe Eail.,u
"A icklnE Jennie, one uaiA c..icIeu LA. IL
'IaIneu fIlnce, one OIhch male I.ailIeO
.ane, one NIUE named 81 aiSuiei, Gle little
.ianieu Kate; ald tne fnlioMlHs h,Ises:
one named DlxIe, ni.. A,.uig h. re
Win blaze III lace, one tnars cnII-u ECern
.>iver and her mule colt, hnii.,u
laura. one young horse or colt. colui ) 10y,
one dark bay horse named i>lliy or Bette.
''ne black horse nanieO L;.rt, L.. lay
morse haineu ueorEe; AMI us" tie i".i.>
z SLUck $500 ..
lwenLy five head OF cattle inc.uGinh h>e
calves, all branded IN H. ex. opt sLo
caves. -Four Steers.
Seized III The above suit.
Terms: Cash, with benefit OF apir<tst-
nenL. --... ...
United States Marsnal's ,.ific... Aiuuro..
"a l5.h day OF Novenibei, 1906.
a. =. vi S:oUN,
United Slate:, =: hal.
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LADIES'

Lemle & Simon sell Goodbar, Love I
Co.'s Hand Made Kid Button Shoes. fric
$500. Every pnir warranted.
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Ldmunds says that Blaine will
in 'S8.
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People Talked About.

II il now asserted positively tina
Secretary Lamar's marriage to Ms
Holt, Of Macon, Ga, will occur in IN.
latter part of next spring.
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Adams to 1ilden.

The last public act Of the late Charlie.
Francis Adams, OF Massachuset,s,r VIZ
10 write u letter to Sau,u-t J. T,id-l
dated March s, 1877, IN which ne brau
led Hays as fraud. The letter is u
tu,luws:
My Dear Sir {: Gu this day, wines
you ought to have heen the PresId-n
II the United States, l seize the opp",
tunlty 10 bear ny testimony to tht
calm aud diguified manner III Wine.
you have passed through this gre.
trial.
il is many years since Ceased to h'
. qar,y man; hence have eDdeavur
Ell 1" judge Of public affairs AUD mt,
rather by their merits than Ly IT..
game they take.
II is u source of graft fcation 10 n.,
- think that made the right chO,c,
ia tue iate election. / could new.
nave been recnuc.ied To ,hee e,evatl".
oy The SMALLEST ard Of mine, Ota per.i,.
however resp-cto ole 10 priva, = life, VII.
must forever carry upon mis- brow IT..
-.s,np OF fraud frs, triumphant /,
American history. No sub>equ.
,clion, however meri,orlous, eau wa
away the letters IF that record. VeI
respectfully yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nathaniel Ripley Cubb, OF B.'st"s.
Que Of the merchants Ut the earll.
lays, Was eeneruus-hear,ed aud c"t
| -cieutous in the h,gnest d-gr Z.
fact, ne was 80 benevolent that i.
November, 1921, he drew up the f.
| owing remarkable document ".B
ne grace Of God, will never
] *orth more than $50 QUO. By u
| grace Of God, will give One-fOurth
he ne, profits Of my busiu-ss to cha'
| table and religious uses. II ain ~,
worth $40 QUO viii give onehaif =,
NY ue- profits, aud If I am ever wors
$50 900 l Will give three. f'urths, AT.
ne whole after NY fihIelh Thousand
81 nelp in- q d, or give To- m'I'
faithful steward aud sci me aside.
| H. adhered to this covenant win H.,
-,rictest fid. lily. -...
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tdtt6G part VI next SRFtuks
~"* .-.
Ben Butler is going to lecture o.
..The Part Massachusetts Took in th+
War of tue R-beliion." The part Be1.
COX was very Iarg-, and consisted g"i
p,an,,s, silver ware, aud works vi ar
belonging to citIzens uf New York
w. o. States.
~
Augusta Chronicle: "Mr. Dudley
Coleman, of New Orleans, failed SOM
years ago, but promls ed to pay his in
ieb,edness dollar for dollar. He COIN
pleted his task the other day aud ce'e-
grated l, BY u banquet gwen to ms for
.ner creditors. There are few Tx"
Dudley Coleman. He ia rare bird. y
~"~ .r- .
Mrs. Caroline r. M.rrick, Of New
Orleans, has received special invita-
ION to attend the Suffrage Conventi."
III Washington TINS wiut-r and max.
, report IF the Southern States.
~ -.
joseph jefferson, the comedian, late
y painted picture which Messr>
knu.uIer u Co, Of New York, pr"
,punct. a masterpiece bud " III place %,
.xhiollion. Tue price that viii
TX ed for it rs $4,000. II represents It
Lou ,s,ana bayuu-a xlOuIDy, my
.r,uus place, with over-arcnlng tree
covered wUh moss and trailing Wines
la the centre Of the stream Is a cauU'
,.nnta,nins iuo negroes. Cunnoisseut.
Who have seen it predict tina, II vii
reate /, observation-disclosures enocrt.
W.
Rev. g. W. Carter, ID. D., has beer
recently elected permanent editor II
ne New Orleans Christian Advocate
Ills Passionate over the CarouueIt
Methodist Church viii close with III.
,-giuuiug of the New Year. Thus,
:. no have not had the privilege of lis.
-nlng to the discuurses of DR.. Garter
.Uuulu attend his ciUslng series of ser
nous, He has been prOnuurceu H.!
.ur best critics a. one OF the abf-st OF
SOui h.rD Methodist preachers.-Fca
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LOST.

4 roane mare Is hands high, four white
feet with scar around one fore foot caused
hv rope branded with rs" on Tip. The
Undersigned will pay a liberal reward for
he return of said animal.
x. FULtAN. 2R.
Monroe, La. Nov. ~. 1885. =
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FOR SALE.
FOR ENT.

The residence of Mrs. NJ. j. Mckenna.
In good condition and in pleasant locality.
Apply to
MRs. NJ. J. MCkENNA.
Oct, 30. lSS6.-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Complete in one volume, 433 pages, beaut,-
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N. B.-One-halt the profits accruing frolA.
.he sale OF this volume Ut p.,ems from dat
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Help on The work and swell the fund b.
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UNITED STATES t. .hsuAl's SAL f..
Il. r. Glen >s. T.. Is. CrYer.
No, So.

II the United States i'..cuit Court Tor The
Wes.orn ..sLi ic> Ga A-.,u .sla4.X.
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United STATES mARsnA.,s SALE

E. Marquee & Co. vs.. ii. d. King,
No. l4S.
m the United Sta, es Ui.cuit Court FOL the
Western District al Louisiana.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-16
Mount Parvo institute,
CHARLEsTowN, JEFF. COUNTY, w. Va.
Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies aud Children.
MISS AUGUSTA Y. WILSON
AND
MRS BELLE WILSON GALLAHER
Principals.
MISS ANNIE J. ROBERTS,
Teacher Of Languages and Music.
Tlid Aaln.al Se..ioa ~ beail -. 10. $50

Third Aiuulql Scssioa uW begin Sspt 10. 1856.
Athorough course OF instruction in the usual
branches of an English education will be given
and competent teachers will prepare students
i'm Ancient and Modern Language for admis-
sion into any Collegiate Institution.
30 requisite of fst-class school will be
omitted.
The Institute Building is well suited 20 school
uses and 50 situated rs to secure all the con-
ditions necessary to the health of the pupils
II is placed upon an emnencc overlooking the
town and surrounding country. The attrac-
tons of this section of the Valley of Virginia
are too well known To need further statement.
ChlTlestOwn is easy OF access from all points
North and South, being situated upon the u.
Il o. and : Y. Railroads, and within three and
four hours ride of Washington and Baltimore.
TERMS Board per Scholastic year, $3.50
No extra charges in the literary course TUT
lion. So to SO; Board from Monday morning
10 Friday evening, per scholastic year, 500
Music. $40; Drawing SO; Painting. slOi En-
ire charges 10y tie year $40
Where TWO Or more boarding pupils are from
the same family liberal deduction will be
made.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION:
Bishop a. W. Wilson, d. D., L. D., Balti
more, Nd.
Rev john ;. Marin, ~. ~, NiltHeoici, u.
Rev. Samuel Rodgers, d. d.. Alexandria, Va.
Rev. o. +. Fitzgerald. y. D.. Editor of the
Christian Adr0cnfe. Nashville Tennessee.
Rev. W p. Harrison. ID. T.. Nashville, Tenn.
Hon. Eugene NJ Wilson. Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev =. II. Whisner. d. d., Baltimore, Md.
Rev. j. Watts Shuaif Salem, Roanoke Co Va.
Rev ]. L. Shipley, Moorefield, West Va.
Rev. W G. Eggleston, Charlestown. w. Va.
Rev. J. L. Armstrong, Hamilton. Virginia.
Hon. w. l.. Wilson, late President West Viz
ginia University. Charlestown.
Rev \. G. Hopkins y. D., ChaIlestOwn.
Hon. VIM. II. Tryers. Charlestown.
Rev. \. j. Huntington, u. D.. Prof Column
bian University, Washington -. G.
Rev. r. y. Baer, d. D., Washington City.
Rev. W : Edwards, y. D., Washington City.
Rev. = G.. Ferguson Romney West Virginia.
Hon. Jno Blair Hage. Washington City.
Rev Dallas Tucker, Charle.tOwn, W Va.
John Hess, Esq, County superintendent OF
Schools Kearneysville, Jefferson Coz W. Va.
Rev X. r. :. Hough, NJ. d., Fredericksburg.
Rev. VIM II. Meade, ID. d.. Philadelphia.
Rev. J. A. McCauley, ID. d.. Ii. d., President
of Dickinson College, Carlisle Pa.
George w. Corner Esq. Baltimore.
Robert Caihart, ESQ Baltimore.
Rev r. b. Shepherd. Bayard, Warren Co., Va.
Mrs. 5. G. Tmeheart. Principal of Female Col
lege Nillersburg Kentucky.
Rev \. II. Amcs ST d.. Dubuque, Iowa.
For Circulars apply 20 the
PRINCIPALS.
CHARLEsIowS, JlrF. Co., w. "a.
July !. loS6.
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1887.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Bazaar combines the choicest litera
ture and the finest art illustrations with the
latest fashions and the most useful family
reading Its stories, poems. and essays are by
the best writers, and its humorous sketches are
unsurpassed It's papers on social etiquette,
decorativeart Keeping and allits branch
es. cookery etc, make it indispensable in every
household Its beautiful fashion-plates and
pattern-sheet supplements enable ladies Ia
save many times the cost of subscription 10y
being their own dreSsmakerS Not line is
admitted to its columns that could shock the
most fastidious taste.
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Lung Troubles Promptly cured.

N.ssss EGt0rs.-'A About three years ago
nay right lung became affected, and then
commenced taking d.. Seh 1fWolds Copgh
Killer ! used it about nine months and
that lung has never troubled me since.
Last summer | had cold aud it settled on
my LETT lung it got firmly seated and be-
gan To take the Cough Killer again, now
don't cough at all.'-H. W. AlJrich, North
bridge Centrr, Mas. For sale by all drug
gisi>. Price 25c SOC. and Sl.0O per bottle
For Co>Iiveur>s, Biiiou>ness. Headache
aud iev,riSh habits Use Dr. seth ArnoIJ's
Bilious Pills. 25c.
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1887.
Harper's M a 6 azine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Magazine during 1857 will contain
a novel of intense political, social and roman
tic interest. entiile "Narka "a story Of Russian
life-by Kathleen O'Meara; new novel, enti-
tied April Hopes" by w ID. HOwells
southern Sketches" by Charles Dudley War
ner and Rebecca Harding Davis. illustrated by
William Hamilton Gibson; Great American
Industries continued Social Studies by
DR.. r. T. Ely further articles on the railway
problem by competent writers; new series OF
Illustrations by a. Abbey and Alfred Par
sons; articles by L. p Roe; and other attrac-
tions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-16

The entire Republican press OF tins State
and the faithful Republican ally, The Vest
V0g',iq Dem1crat, have set up a war cry
against Senator Camden. Referring to 1t a
writer Ia tht Charleston Sor says:
Vow let Us see j, tlls wild crusade against
Camden is q ltir, Just and honorable one.
We don't think inat we are eXaggeratlng
wi.u we assert that Mr. Camden has done
more to develop Tue material interests oil
tn5 Stale tudn any other ten men IN IL,
Iui, may seem strange CD some, Out never
thcie,, IL is tue Mr.. Camdcu's money has
nearly buut the OuIo River L. Il. ahd with
the assistance OF Tie kanawha and ONO
road, be connected Wheeling with Charles.
tom. putting a quictus To The objections
made 10y tine northern port un OF the state
saving when they started Tor California
they had some hope OF getting there, but
when starting 10 har.c,Jou they had very
ul.c nope oi arriving there. TINS was the
objection made against locating the Capi-
laI at Charleston. II Camden had done
uothine more, he deserving the gratitude
of tue people OF this section OF the state.
But he hats done more than thlS, ne has
buIit narrow gauge road from Ctarksburs
10 Weston, Whicu Is of inesumdDie value /,
the people OF tuat section of the State. lie
Is now having "a road located from Point
Pleasant 20 huntington, on The south side
ui The kanuwha aud ONO rivers. lie Is
also negotiating Tor road which, when
completed, Will connect Cincinnati with
Charleston by way oi the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad. lie Is also pledged TO Oulid
the Eik River road, a. soon as the right OF
way can be secured. his road ol itself
would Oe worth more % the city OF Charles
ton than all the demagogues who are crying
down Camden for they are worth less
than nothing 10 the country, only 10 engen-
der strife But why wage ,ucn furious
war against the Camden Oil interest? Oil
has become is essential 10 u rs bread, and
vino Is prepared 10 say, hut Tor Mr.. Cam
den energies iu that direction, that instead
OF paving ten cents per gallon Tor oil, that
We would have to pay tiny cents per gallon?
The various enterprises iu which Mr.. Cam
den Is engaged are giving employment 10
more than 10000 iaOurers, and yet, with ali
these men, he has never had "a strike pa ANY
OF hi, departments oi business. MIR. Cam
den D., toiling 10 develop the interest OF his
native state. while the dcmagugues are cry
ing "dDwn Camden. We repeat, how very
strange IL O., that the voters of West Virgin
ia should cry out against MT Camden. when
Doe O, spending lis money for their Interest,"
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State Of west Virginia,
] efiersOn county, tO-Wii


4 RULES held in the Clerk Office of the
y Circuit Court OF Jefferson County, Decem-
Der, lso6
j. GARLAND HURST, sheriff OF jefferson
County and as such Committee Admr. c. {. Il
of David Crawford. deceased, aud also Com
mittee Administrator c. l. u. of Richard =.
Blackburn, deceased, Plaintiff.
Against
NATHAN :. WHITE, Executor OF Christine
Cordcll deceased and Trustee for said Chris
tine COrdell. II. : 7. Cordell, j. Garland
Hurst, Sheriff OF Jefferson County, and Is
such Committee Administrator OF George l.
Cordell deceased, Eugene Cordell, Tina
Harding and James Harding, her husband,
Maggie Ii. Robertson and ). W. Robertson
her husband Chester Harding and Joseph
Tupnell, Trustee, for said IL. >. l. COrdell,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the Is
tate of said Christine COrdell, deceased, the
sum of S6329.14, claimed to be due the estate
of DavdCaWfOrd deceased with all lntercs. due
thereon. and TO hold the defendants who are
lesatees of said Christine Cordell, deceased.
Liable for said claim by reason of assets receiv-
eel by them, as such legatees also TO attach
whatever may be coming 10 the NONRESIDENT
defendants. II ;. T. COrdell, Eugene COrdell,
Tina Harding and james Harding, her husband
Maggie IL. Robertson aud j. ". Robertson.
her husband and Chester Harding from Oh,
said Executor and Trustee OF the said Christine
Cordel. deceased OF elsewhere in the State ana
subject the same 20 complainants said ciaiu
and to attach any funds 100 the hands Of J".
seph rrapnell, Trustee for II. :. I. Cordeil ami
subject tie same 20 sfid claim.
II appearing on affidavit filed in this suit
that the Defendants Ii. :. I. Curdell, Eugen'
Curlell Tina Harding and James Harding, hei
husband, Maggie H. Robertson and J. ".
Robertson, her husband and Chester Hardins
are nou-residenis OF the State of West Nir
ginia they are hereby required TO appear with
in one month after the date OF the iirst publ
cation of this order. and 90 what is necessar,
TO protect their interests in this matter.
I. W. LATIMER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
:. J. c. AND Gloon MOORE P. Q.
Dec IS. lsN6-4w. Free Press Fee, Sll 80.
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Bank Notice.

THE First National Bank OF Jefferson al
Il Charlestown will he closed DECEMBER 18th
lSS6 and JANUARY lsT, 1857.
SAM'L HOWELL,
Dec 9, 1855. Cashier
= ROUND PEPPER. e. A., and Fine Salt,
" >altpetre for butchering al c. d. EBY'S.
SALVATION Oil, Red STIR Cough Cure an
- NErdo1k's Liquid FOOD.
AIsQUITH & co.
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first Number for january of each year When
NO time is mentioned, Subscriptions will begin
with the Number current at time OF receipt Ol
order.
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wears back in neat cloth binding will be Sent
by mail, postage paid, or by express, free of eX-
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bind
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Remttances should be made by Post-Ofiice
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Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order of Harper q
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Dec. ,, 1856. New York
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UPDEGRAFFS.

We arc going 10 please YOU this Christmas
the plan is-how much you get-for how little
mnney-wc won't this Christmas mark an ar.
ticle 40 dollar-and sell it 10 YOU a. a Christ
mas gift for 80 cents-we shall make 10 ~ cent
at the iump-the old plan Of double profits
at rhri-lnas-is thing of the pa-t-with big
stOrcs-ike nurs-wc know OF no better Christ
mas gin % present yOu-and none that would
do us more good-than giving our customer
the usual dollars woaih Of Christmas gifts Tor
90 couis--it will make YOU wish has happl
Christmas throughout the year-yOu viii come
20 see Is after Christmas r. over-that'l the
plan 10 work both ways-good for you-and
......I E.r
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UPDEGRAFFS.

Articles YOU want for your parlOr-sttins
rO0m-bed room and dining room for your
head--ear.- ueck-body -limbs-hands and
cl--lOr habics-msses yOuth.-mc aud
womcm-0f high and low degree-yes- article
YOU want--that your mother ather-sisters-
brothers husband wife -friends--cOusins and
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For Rent.

GOOD Brick Tenant House for rent, with
n nine rooms above ground and all other
sOuveniences-good cellar and basement ki;ch-
en-. Terms Sl68 Il year with bond and security.
Dec. Q, So. Apply to +. b. SJUDbRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-16

Our woodpir is on its last legs. If we should
freeze during the cold snaps incident to the
season some If those who promised us Wood
and failed to bring it may die of remorse-re-
morse with big R. Many persons have died
after not bringing rs wood-more than of
those that did
From Hon. E. L. Freeman, Editor of
Wcekg Visitor. Central Falls, r. I'D.
Seth IrnolHs C6ld's Cough Killer has been
used by myself personally and in my family
with most satisfactory results. | regard 1t
as the best medicine for the purposes for
which it is recommended with which | am
acquainted For ale by all druggists.
Price 25c. soc. and Sl.0O per bottle
Mothers, ai,oays use DR.. Seth Arnold's
Soothing and Quieting Cordial for children.
A mild safe tonic. 25c.
Col. VIM. G. Moore has been appointed
Chief of Police of the District of Colnm-
bia. We wonder the Commissioners hadn't
thought of it before For number OF
years past he has been in command of the
battalion of Washington Light Infantry.
He is a son of the venerable Col. w. w.
Moore 50 long Managing Editor Of the old
National hteRigncer. The early days OF
the new police chief were spent in TIE H.
teHigencer Office. He is very popular in
Washington.
Emily Brown an aged white woman, was
murdered in Baltimore on Friday evening
last by Thomas Ross and Albert Hawkins,
colored, and Anderson Perry, colored, was
accessory thereto-the object of the cold
blooded performance being TO get from
medical university fifteen dollars for the
body. The parties confessed.
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From he WELDING Register
The Pirotal Battle Of the Vest Ttr0tntd
Democracy.

Though il is almost two years till the
great political contest OF 1888, the kepuOh'
cans of West Virginia have begun hiring
ALONG the skirmish lines as a signal Tor BAT
te Ever since our late State election q
ste lthy movement has been on foot 10 gam
"a vantage ground that would insure their
triumph over the Democrats IN 1888.
Ne have seen this movement taxing
shape 10 the various little conferences OF
Republican politicians IN different parts Oh
+ ti,. state: iu the gathering oi he Idilhlu,
AL ,.e trcru, blowout ga Charleston, ALLEGED
/ t, ....v. ocen iu nunir % Boo Carr election
/ De-, tne State senate; ia the proposition 10
form ii deal. % pu>,iulc, with SOME Demo
,.r.fs ana elect Carr tor President oil the
state Senate that he might become Govern
OF ui West Virginia lu case OF Governor
IA I.,Yn., election %, United States Senator
and iu .hr sudden and concerted efforts OF
tre Republican press ui the state 70 Sindie
u. flames oi discussion IN the Democratic
Dar, ami secure the election of either
| R.DuoIic.su 10 the United states Senate or
SOM. Democrat who Is not the choice "i
,ne great majority OF his party but oil The
\ Ke8uohctns aud au Insignificant minor y
oi the Democrats.
/ the Lae fqsAcsr Yesterday, ma cunning
/ ,...rI.rq ,tiiturial. fired It's first shot Tor
/ acNi campaign, 10y calm upon the he'
,u....,an mcmorrs oi tine Legislature to
/ t....lIae l.r the defeat 1i senator Camden
..... HaLlrI, No matter what alliances
.. is puulctl> tlru lp accomplish their
.sr..,,.. Il I, insisted ttat Senator Camden
/ ...u,. ID. slaughtered. III Jnl, can oe done
I ..,.......sr VERY u.l.l ID uut. then