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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
Judicial Sac.

IS Wine ~ drcrte "a '1cui
i'nnri e Pc'~fnu a. uu'N West Vir9ri
pinnoutcrd in tie cntsr- - Rncktst
F1iTfax heirs n'hrrs. nj FlttGx u's
VI trtiu agHi 80 &c rgo IS FnirG'K' i.f g.
md OthcsS, I ~ill 80 th' h'~ itv no.
term ~ -a'i " rr', bich - O.
cOns merCr On the
OH my PAP ~ 1883,
seil ~ public sa'e 10 ~ o .r't,t d"rt 80 ID.
con ~. huu-r of q. iI o' unity. D." 49, bini..
sst bidder. the ie-iiue 90 'ls b"ni" G'rr
~ EliZ ttf-ih T. FpgfaN. .."rea-o a. ttt
south he tur plt . md 10 Ding frr
King~ ot,d to Al HgiifSvilie consisting
TWO ~ rrol- fi'v 'ec,'ut survey 8ggr"g
ting 81 cr - ~ y. lfs, orc ,fcei there
81 1872 acrs- @ q. w. .,.' g. hioi no go
story st0nc houso and other out buildings
and Iy usfusft<id wfih ,.,, sit. zee. 90, or
pArce' 90 rep'. ~ ~ "crs- 80 poles sD-
joining uisreto. ~ also undcflaid VIII
r'1l ~ hno p.tf itN d DO. ir titIn httt !
sid Arcels red an icncrd--. % usi-
urallY prHtlu .iu4 frt-Jra Wiz % d.
the tvs pA'eels tpnethrT nd sppa' 's.f
and will sell me same eitbe together ,
~erorstelv upon the highr-' b.d. Chss.
ttud~ are Autobiography located .ui sAi0
turnDii "-ad Ten 80 lrs efst ~ Ktr--
wood adiniui 80 lguuH tft'. u " -i,"p.
Elliott. a W ~pidpr B Ei
iaE tract. q. W. Watson and n. Ccpenah
~, ~ TIE ssne slime and pl co ! VIII
'lIff lpf eaiFs tht perez 80 rH4i ]. re- col.
ru lhe Billy FWrfAN ~ cf rr ieIri o.
aCrrs lh7 puiss. Ibis Ifrcei De- 90 'bt ne-
hNuk rf ihe thea " yer otGn~tIc So J TO-.
and about 0ue-totfr' OF 10 uife sbnvr ~
hriQn-, lbr. ALDui 50 arrrs uffni- u.ucef
uclufiiuu HE rivcr hutirm arc improved
There b. thereon y heWod iog hruse nHd
good richard
tFPNs ~ sALE. $50 much SO in baud
iufy ne sufficient Goo ,.Y residue 90
costs oi slii- aud or pct ella ln- tlr ,aff,
aun the residue up NO creoitoi ., as and
~ months TIE puicp -eF to- u-ks u,,ip-
ior instfimouts OF Ike Hiu unfs, Witii
90 = security, 90 DO interest
J"nV BRANNoN.
Special Commissioner.
II nd 'ud seCurit hgs bo.u gwen by
Ssid c"muiisslorer as require by law.
Tests
SNfIH CEATB, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Arresied Cor Wreckiag a Train.
On the morning of the 1lth day OF
April. 1881. an Immigrant train was
wrecked near Oakland, but fortu
ustely no lives were lost and but
slight injuries sustained by any OF
the passengers. Every effort was
made At the time by the railroad CON.
pany and the civil authorities OF this
county to ferret out the perpetrators,
without avail. The b. & q detec
tives, however, never gave up the
search. A few weeks ago Mr.. En-
gene +. Grsnnon obtained clue
which fiuAlly lead to the arrest OF
George Grim. near Terra Alta, Mon.
day, aud of William Enlow, at Ham.
bleten, W. Va. Tuesday. They were
brought To Oakland and given a hear.
ing before Esquire Gender, who com.
mitted them to Jail. in default OF
$1,000 each. % await the action ofthe
grand jury in Nav. They were
charged on the oath Of Eugene Z.
Grasnon, who made tho arrests, with
having on the llth day OF April, 81,
broken the MCGOWAN Sw tch. and
then and there removed the cross ties
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
near Oakland, Garrett county Md,
with latent 90 overthrow a train OF
cars, ami actually caused the total
wreck OF a train lsadep with emmi-
grants. At the time or the Occur
renee 9th OF the accused resided ut
CatOnsville. q suburb of Oakland the
scene of the wreck. They arc both
married men with Families. Enlow
Was raised in this county, 10 about
forty years old, belongs to good
family, and always considered a good
citizeH, Grim is about thirty years
of age, WAS from west Virginia. and
only resided here few years. going
back 10 that State. They both work, d
on the B & o. for some time after
the wreck, but were not working for
the company at the time. Much
sympathy is expressed in this COM
munity for the families aud relatives
OF these unfortunate mea who each
charges the other With the commits
sion f'this great crime. Oakid, q
Republicans.
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Ammonia ,a HaE,mx Powder.

4 Ammonia to Haktng Powders.
Among the recent discoveries in
science AMI chemistry. none is more
important than the uses to which com
mon ammonia can be properly put as
a leavening agent, and which indicate
that this familiar salt Is hereafter 10
I perform an active part in the prepa,
ration of our daily fool.
The carbonate OF ammonia is an
exceedingly Volatile subsistence. Plar,
a small PORTION at it upon akuin ant
holt over flame, and il will almost
Immediately be ent RELY develop, a
into gas and pass otr into the air.
The gas thus formed is a simple com.
position Of nitrogen and hydrogen.
No residue is LEFT from the ammonia.
This gives IL its superiority as lenv.
eninE power over soda and cream Of
tartar used alone, and has induced
it's use IA supplement to these mr..
ncles. a small quantity of ammo
ala in the dough is elective In pro-
ducing bread that will he lighter,
>we'ter and more wholesome than
that risen by any other lesyeniny
agent. When II is acted upon by the
heat of baking, the leavening gas
that raises the dough ia liberated. In
this act it uses itself up, as II were /;
the ammonia 10 entirely difrused,
leaving no trace or resi uun VIII l..
EVER. The light, fluffy, flakv appear.
ancc, so desirable in hircnits, etc.
Snd so sought after by professional
cooks. is said to be impaired To them
by the use of this agent
The bakers and baking powder
manufacturers producing the finest
goods have been quick To avail them
selves of this useful discovery, and
the handsomest AMI hest bread and
cake are now largely risen by the aid
OF ammonia combined, OF course.
with other lCavening mat rial.
Ammonia lie one of the best known
products OF the laboratory. III. as
seems to be justly claimed for it, the
ahblication of its properties TO the
purposes of cooking, results in Civ.
ing Hs lighter and more wholesome
bread. biscuit and cake, IL will prove
boon to dyspeptic humanity. and will
speedily force itself into general uee
In the new field to which science has
assigned it, ScfeStifc americas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Profs. A. J. Hare and j. A. Jack
son have decided to teach in King
wood during the summer months, and
will make their announcement next
neck. Both gentlemen arc too we'll
known to need any recommendation
from us, and we arc sure the school
will be decided success.
Arbuckles coffee ut ~ cents at
Thnmass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
,vho..Ysa-.- .ss..F,,c.,d.

Your st"niach OF course. Why7 Be-
cause ifit D. ut Of order You SIRE one OF
me mo-' niiserabLe creatures Livirg.
Give u p fair. honorable chance and SCI
% ii Is mot The EFT friend you have In tho
eRd Don't smoke in the morning. Don'l
din To- Else morning. T. you a. ust sniok
ans drink wait until your stomach h
through 9th break fast. You can drink
more and smoke more in the evening
and u viii tell On you less. ~ suur food
ierrnents AM does rot digest Iiaht. A
you are troubled with Heartburn Dizzi.
cess oi he head coming up ct tie sJ,ai
SITTER oatinI Riii,usupss indigestion ~,
any other rouhle ~ The stomach ,ou had
best use Green's AUGUST FIuv er ~ D.
person can nee 10 without immediate re-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

On the 18th day Of March, 1888,
at the residence ct the brides mother.
by the Rev. d. w. Cunningham, w.
b. Garner and Lszzie T.. Shay
On the 18th day OF March. Is 8,
At tie residence Of Thornton Weaver,
~ ihv R.y. W. Il. Cunningham. j..
IL Newcome and Mary Weaver.
o. the 18th day Of Mar.h, 1888.
at the residence Of Jonathan Wilhe a.
by the Rev. Dexter Is. Orr, Andrcu
+. Collins aud LYDIA q. Wilhelm.
On the l4th Of March, IS. by
the Rev. Il. r Harper, Of I've NJ. +.
Church, Of Athens, Ono, William 4.
Parks. son OF Mr.. Matte Parks, ri
KingwOod, AMI Miss NJ. n. Pollard.
Of Athens. The bride and gfoom ar.
lived At KingwOod yesterday and Will
remain until the trst of April. IN,
ARGUS extends coDgratulauon- Ia
the happy young couple aud hope
they may enjoy the happiness 81 " od.
ded life for many Years
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Movements. sf People Aheat a.,
+. b. Stone. OF Rowlesburg, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. F. Heermsns left on Monday
to visit friends in Wheeling.
Mrs, +. Thomas is Visiting her
daus liter, Mrs. Gus Shsffer, at Tun.
melton.
Smith Upright anil wife left las,
Sunday for Branionvillc, their tutur,
home. Smith will clerk IN the stor,
Of Albright & Chichester.
David Grant Smith, president OF
the GIeaser Publishing CO., called to
see US last Thursday.
We automatically omitted in our
last issue To mention that the heavy
weight champion base hall player ot
Preston county, Rob't Hollis, az II ~.
lesburg. called tn see W. one day last
week. Jumbo /. az iolly rs ever,
and predicts the election of the r..
publican candidate for President this
fall.
Misc Maggie ShafIer returned on
Saturday from a visit at lndepend
encc.
Miss Myrtle Mencar tgtured home
last Thursday. after teaching a yer,
successful school in Aurora
Miss Mabls Mccormick returned
home last Saturday from Beaver, Pa.
where she has been attending school.
Joe Lantz. OF Ktngwood. has come
to help his father. preparatory to the
rest OF the family moving here. We
arc glad for such additions. Dacis
cor. Of the Pioneer
Miss Mary Jessop. OF Austen, was
the guest OF her riend, Mrs. Ed Shipe
in town several days last week
Cadet Trotter. OF tho University,
spent several days with friends In
town lat week and returned to Nor
gantown. Monday.-EdGeI
Miss Lille Elliott Sturned home on
Wednesday.
J II. Miller, Of Morgantown, made
this Office a pleasant call on Wednesday
of this week.
James AdolphuS jackson, of the
University, made this Office pleasant
call on Wednesday.
c. Y. Bishop and wife returned
home yesterday. Mrs. Bishop has been
visiting her parents in Fairmont for
some time.
Miss Nora Ravenscraft is in town
this week.
j. o. Lantz, Of Rowlesburg, called
to see Us yesterday.
Mason Watson, the merchant prince
of Reedsville. was in town Monday.
Mrs. II H. Gribblc was in town
yesterday.
james NJ. Corroll was in town this
week on business
M E. J. Fringer left Oakland
Thursday morning for Cranesville.
w Va, where he expects to carry
on the general mercantile business.
Mr.. Fringer is "a 6rst.ciass man in
every way, and we are sorry that he
ould not remain in our town. We
wish him abundant succesG.-ReptJ-
iic,m. NJ 100
The ARGUS is glad that Mr. Firing.
r. has come to Preston county.
Miss Persus Heermsns returned home
to-day from Delaware, Ohio, where
she has been attending school.
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Judicial Sale.

By virtue NJ ocrreo ~ fhe circuit
court ~ Preston 'runty West virginia
pronounced in Tie ctuse in equity - Der
narl Net nolds sud ofhars against Anna
ReynOids and "ther-, win. 90 Tho
10Th DAY OF april 1894,
~ the front do,r ~ tlfa cyurt house of
said cuuntv. sell ~ pubic ssh 10 the
highesi ld idcr. 40 tla' certsfu DWELLING
house AMI lnt' iu The TOWN. 81 Row iesburp
iu salt c"urtv. conveyed Yt m Pow
.uan O" the ifte y r. Reynuld-. be pur-
chaser VIII acquire -,id property free
a'd a"qult iroui dowor therein 10 defend
ant. Au"a Rev uotds.
Terms -Sunici. DO .ash in hand tf nav
c'sis "' said sitlH and COR residue ~ pur-
eI 40 money ou credit a. ~ AID Is
"ru,hS. tie p.ifrha ~ g. nal . NOTES.
WIN 900 reruriiN. Cos he,fr ituete-t.
I"HN bra NoN Sreril Coun'r
B"nd and security has ispen ,fveu nv
said conn ssiOnef u.s. required b., law.
8bf Test SMITH GRASP. Clerk.
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County and State News.


1t lie now time to make the etreets
look clean.
The directors Of the K. g. T. held
meeting on Monday.
President Cleveland celebrated his
ffty.6rst birthday last Sunday.
Snow Flake lour-Thomas's cash
storc.
Read stones piano and organ ad.,
buy Of him, and keep the money at
home.
All kinds Of California canned
good at Thomas's.
Blackbir'ls have arrived once more
"a sure sign that spring is almost
hire.
Twenty pounds OF nice, fresh
pruaes at Thomas's for one dollar.
The work of putting up the tele-
graph line from this place to Tunnel.
ton was commenced Monday.
As Easter draws near eggs are
getting plenty. 1t is hoped that
cold snap will not diminish the crop.
We omitted t. say in our last issue
that James WorIhington, the butcher,
killed beef last week tbn, weighed
778 pounds net.
Go to ThOmss's and try a sack Of
Snow Flake -four; 40 cents sack.
II is insured ~ be a. good as any So
cent -four in town.
Miss Ida Spahr, who taught a very
successful school 10 Portland dist let
this winter, has accepted and is now
occupying cases in this office.
Miss Mile Clsrks school cl SEES
Tuesday with interesting exercises In
the afternoon Miss Clark. We und, r
stand. will teach in the spring.
wASrED. man to engage in
farming on the shares-one that thor
oughly understands the business. No
other need apply. Enquire at this
office.
samuel W. Parks. 81 Lenox. Mary
A., mother Of Solomon Cup. Bran.
donville, sad William r. Kelley. 81
Pleasant Hill, we're granted p nsious
this week.
A knight Of PythIas loIge will be
organised At Morgantpwn about the
STU or Gu Of next month. A humber
Of the msmbers Of the Kingwood
lodge expect n be present.
Prof J. NJ. Allison. gave = success.
ful entertainment in the court huuse
hall on Wednesday night NJ thi'
week. The program was of a must
cal and poeiicaI nsture which every,
one seemed to enjoy.
Now that everything is on th,
bOom,why don't the old mozart hand
come forth from its sepulchre and
once more enliven the town viii
music such ~ only the Mozart car
axecute.
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FRIEND.

The farmers are beginning 10 foi
ont that it pays to buy At Tbomas's
ready pay store.
Upon n fair trial find Salvation
oil The hest cure for rheumatism /
hsvr ever known. II lives relief
NOR quickly and always does it,
work. Joshua Zimmerman, Wether-
edville. Md. Chronic coughers are
bores to the community and should
be forced 20 use lJr. Bpl's Cough
syrup.
Best family -four At Thomas cash
store At from 81 N S56j pr barrel.
Roy G. Stone is out on the b. & O..
on business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
IEVIETI0V h'. revoluiIouIzed

IIFplTI0N hiss revolutionIzed tho
I1IhNI IUi wnrld during the last half
century. Not iPa-t among tho wonders
1T inventive PrcuTtss II q method and
sysiem oi work that can he performed
~ over The county without separating
I've workers from their homes. Pay
liberal; ANY one ran do the work; either
'ex. Dung uT old. no special ability re-
quired. Capitol net needed: yOI are
-t'risI free. Cut this out and return TO
~ and We will send you free, something
"l Vro6t vslne and Importance 20 Won,
nill bring you iu more money right AWay
hHn anything else Inv The world. Grand
0R6t (ree Address TEUE 4 Co., Augusta,
Maine. ~ Is 81 y
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned that on and after March Is,
1888, coal will be delivered TO custo-
mers at seven cents per bushel instead
Of six esnts per bushel as formerly.
~ IlENRx COPLMAR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22
NOII E.

On and after this date, MARI &.
1873, | will charge seven cents ptr
bushci for my cal. delivered. POsi
lively cash Or approved trade.
&C CRAro.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Thomss' cash -tor, draws tie trade
'P"lsbury's Best -four At S.. 65 At
Thomss's.
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STORY \ CLARK ORGANS.

These are well-known snd thoroughly
Toliable iu-trumeuts.-h va Tho metal
H'op knob, which adds very much TO tho
appearance uf au Organ. Handsome
csHe--pnTe. Bweot tome.
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10 Acres of Land

iH Portl nd district of said 9. unity. ON
the walters OF Moody Creek. a-j"iniug
lands Of Abraham Feather, John FeMh-
rr's heirs, u +. jackson and g. hers aud
lis same y hich was conveyed NV VIM
g.. Worley, eom'r,tO MarV Shaw by deed
airing dsfe The 2Olh day of January
1870. This tract IL ir fine state Of cul-
uvstinn with dwelling house and out
buildinPp. 4 hne ftTnI.
\ lSpa rsct Oi 80 sores and tract OF
~ acres nf t4nd ~ Portland district 81
said county. being the same which were
conveyed to Mary Shaw bv j. Ami. Mar.
TIN, clerk 81 the county cpu = Of said
county by deed hearing date the 22d aaV
OF September 1879, and formerly ownsA
by william Chidester and Andrew Child
es,er.
TERMS or SALE '--EnpuRh cash In
hand t0 pay the costs decrsed To the
plainun in the first named cause and
proper e1peuses ~ sale, and tho repidns
upon a credit Of 2 and years. The Eur-
chaser executing Tor the deferred pay
n'.t~. 'idefos. 90 flnL ifO,r- with ap~
prove security. T.. J. "a oAE.
SpeVi II Cun'r
Bond and security hss i'een gwen Nv
the commissioner la tho shove cause az
required rs Law. Test:
10 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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Judicial Sale.

BY virtue Of a ,crno or the circui
court ~ lesion county, Wost Virginia
rendered on tho 7th day ~ Decein her
1887, Ia ihs casnceyy CAUSES OF J. H.
CHlo's adm'r W. j. NJ Shsw q Bro Fl nj 7,
and Adair q VickeIy vs. Jos, shaw OF
~, said two causes bainx heard togsthsr.
The undersigned special commissions
viii, on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Tyains daily except SUNDAY. Tho right
to change this schrlule without notice IL
reAtrvsd. q. Al. " HirESCaRvEK.
'!eHeinl NabAge,
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PIANOS.

Reasons why you sho IL bu you Organ from
Store:
sHe represents thoroughly reab manufacturers only 2ndHe
sole agent and
stool and
fully
Organ for Less Money taH ebewhere
TIESE INSTRUMENTS WILL Bic SOLD
NOTES. PAYMENTS
CHURCH ORGANS prlce1rino
before Luying
exchanged
a nnce. Gal onor
ROY O. STONE, Kingwood, West Va.
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SnnNIN0E,i ORLEANS

reuRsurpaSSed IN durability AMI tone
qualities. Taey contain a chime Of
thirty Swiss hells. with which the most
charming aud fascinating ELECTS may 30
easily produced.
The ShOninSer has n beautiful Chime
Catalogues, terms, pr
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MONDAY. APRIL Q. lsns.

the front door nf the courthouse offs ia
county. offer Tor sHlo Ia the high, ~ bid
der, tho real estate in said causes deateed
t. be- sold, being - follows A tract Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

*. a +. Time Table.
The following time table went into
effect on the 18th of February, lsS8:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-22

Nos. z, q, . and do not stup.
WM. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager.
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fiJ tnrOWs ABOUT one hundred men out
employment, and that means three or
four hundred mouths 10 be fed else.
where. Austen mines has been looked
upon as the model mines Of West ir.
ginia, and the writer has frequently
heard it complimented and heard miners
say If they could secure employment
there they would be contented. Being
personally acquainted with Mr. Jessop,
the efficient and gentlemanly superin-
tendent, We are surprised TO hear Of
bis men going out. He has always
treated them as gentlemen and never
failed to hear their grievances. His
every effort has been 10 pay them good
wages, and when arcduction come. the
men could depend npon il the reduc-
ton was from other causes than desire
on the part Of the company 10 reduce
their wages Mr.. Jessop's word here
tofore has been respected by his men to
a degree that was complimentary 70
both superintendent and men, and
great surprise is expressed at the action
Of the men in this case. We have
heard several Of the miners say they
we're too hasty in their answer. We
trust It is not too late yet for an smica-
bic and satisfactory compromise, and
that the mines will be started up again
before long
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-05-31
A Lad,,s finances of Marr1ing.

Every woman has a chance Of
catching a husband" but it is con-
ceded thatyoung ladies between twenty
and twenty-five years of age are more
likely to draw the matrimonial prizes.
However it is not an unusual thing
to hear Of the marriage of a lady who
has passed the three-quarter century
mark. Yet, how can woman, weak,
dispirited, enervated and torment d by
diseases common to her sex. hope to
become happy wife and mother
Of course she cannot; yet by the
magic aid Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, all these obstacles are swept
away. As a powerful, invigorating
tonic, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton imparts strength to the whole
system, and to the womb and its ap-
pendages, in particular. For over
worked, worn out" rundown" de-
bilitated teachers, milliners, dressmak-
ers, seamstresses, ''shop-girls," house
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble
women generally, it is the greatest
earthly boon, being unequaled as an
appetizing cordial and restorative
tonic
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-05-31
Court of Common Pleas

VIM. S. Henry VS.. Dorcas A. Winden ct al Receiv-
ership. Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Harrison Canter VS.. Mary E. Mann ct al. Sale con-
hrmed and deed ordered.
A. B. Leach VS.. Frank Alther Settled and cost.
paid.
State of Ohio VIM. Johnson Stoning railroad
train Plea guilty; $50 and costs and day in jail.
State of Ohio James Dunn. Rape. Nolle entered.
State of Ohio Calvin Peppers. Petit larceny.
Verdict guilty; $50 and 20 days in work house.
Barbour, Steadman & Co. Caroline Nunnally ct
al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
State of Ohio VS.. George McCabe. Highway rob-
berry, Verdict guilty; motion for trial sustained
and nole entered by Prosecuting Attorney.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles Culp. Larceny. Verdict
not guilty.
special grand jury called on May 25, and returned
an Indictment against Thompson G. Leach for horse
stealing.
State of Ohio VS.. Martin Tyo. Perjury. Not guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. Eli Runkles. Assault with intent
to kill.
State of Ohio VS.. Thompson C. Leach Horse steal
ing. Plea guilty. sentenced TO year in peniten-
tiary.
special grand jury called on May 2s and returned
an Indictment against John Montgomery for murder
in the first degree.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-05-31

Gen. Philip FL. Sheridan is dying
of heart trouble in Washington. He
has been confined to his home for sew
eral days, and sinking rapidly, until
his physicia.ls have abandoned hope.
Thus tie fiery spirit which hurled
back the best of the Confederate Sol
diery at Stone River, that rushed over
the heights at Mission Ridge, that
swept down the Shenandoah. that
penetrated the lines of Lee about
Richmond, at last calmly surrenders
to the only foe that can conquer
the true soldier. As cavalry leader
Sheridan is unsurpassed in history.
Bold. confident, perfectly fearless, he
was the typical American Soldier, the
ideal trooper. Where Sheridan was,
there the boys in blue felt confident
Of success Like the mighty Thomas,
he knew no such thing as defeat
When he struck the enemy, the en-
emy felt his force and acknowledged
his power. It is fitting that at time
when the Nation is strewing flowers
on the graves of the heroic dead, the
brilliant Sheridan should calmly sink
to sleep, surrounded by friends, in the
capital he did such noble service in
protecting from the enemy.