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Milford Township Teachers.

The board of Directors met at Gebharts-
burg on Saturday l4th insa. and employed
the following teachers: Miss Flora VIII,
Barclay Miss Nina Will Cross Roads Miss
Cora Weller. Gebharts Prof A. B. Barnes.
Hay Miss Ida Shaft Shaft; Miss Hattie
VIII, Walter; Miss Glars Zinn, Walker.
Salaries srang- from s94 to ST. per month.
Schools open Monday September 50.
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Ajury in the Lshr murder case vas So
cured Saturday evening. aifer which Couri
adjourned 10 meet az O'Clock Monday al
teruoon. Court met promptly at the timC
designated, and the trial Of the case was be
gun. The defense is represented BY Hon.
Thomas II. Marshall. OF Pittsburgh. and "
Fl. Kooniz ESQ Messrs. Cofroth and Rup-
pei appear. with District Attorney Bieseck-
er. for the Commonwealth. L was thought
by those interested that The trial Of the case
would consume the entire week. bat il Is
probable that It viii be completed to-day,
Wednesday.
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General order No. 1.


y ElI1lI EI-.s
r. P CUxxTxs PesT 20, q. A. Z.
SoxEEsET. Pa. SEPT. p, Iss9. J
The Fourth Annual Reunion. Of the G. A
r. Post, of Somerset County. viii be held
al Berlin on Friday October II 1883 The
members of the r. p C1mmins Post No. sIo
are hereby notified that this Post viii attend
in body and every member OF the Post is
expected to be present The headquarters Of
the Post. whist at Berlin. win be At the
shaHer Hoase- La as take hold with viii
and assist our comrades in making the Ber-
In reunion grand success
c. J. HAazssos. GDo. II. Love,
Adiutant. Commando.
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rHE EyIDxscE sr1nlrrED,


The first witness called was Adam Berg.
lie affirmed, took the stand, and said | live
at Boynton. in Eiklick township was at
Mr. Reese's mines on the 22nd of June last
know Henry Patterson saw him couple
of minutes before this happened in the
sbaniy left Mr.. Patterson AZ the gate lead
ing into Buskey house was taking the gun
in had been hunting. Gun shown This
going to the base ball ground be said he
was told him l would take the gun in and
20 with him he said let me see the gun
he took it and weus into the house and ask
ed Mr.. Buskey for load Of powder; Ba.
key gave il to him he then asked for load
Of shot; Bnsksy gave him all the shot he
hati-said the powder was too much for the
shot Buskty gave him some buckshot he
loaded the gun and went out I: Mr. Buskey
asked him several times whzt he wanted
with the gun he made no answer; when
he went out Mr. Buskey and I went out toos
Bslskey tried TO get the gun from him, but
couldn't told him To give ms the gun he
said if you were in my place what would
You do took hold of the gun. but couldn't
take il from him Mrs. BGskey called me TO
come in and | went over to the house after
while | heard gun crack and some one
shouted murder shortly after Patterson
came into the house and handed me the gun
saying Adam here's your gun; stood it as
long as / could shot spiker go down and
help 20 bring him up, and will 20 and give
myself up. (Draft Of place admitted show
ing Buskey's house, plan Of plaee. etc.
Witness says the draft IS fair representa-
ZION OF the premises and explains to the ja-
ry.j saw Spiker after be was shot sitting
on the railroad /; be was leaning down On the
ground on his hands and knees (shows how
saw him afterwards in his house heard him
say he wished the doctor would come was
there twice; once right after they brought
him into the house can't tell when he died
This Is the gun gave il to Patterson II was
not loaded when / gave it to him; Mr.. Bus
key said to him you didn't shoot him he
said yes | did be then asked Bu.key 70 90
and help bring him 70 the house while
l was trying to take the gun from him Mrs.
Spiker was standing ou the steps OF the
house; she called Henry. Heary that IS all
heard her say fConstabses Scott and Su-
fall were called anG sworn To take charge Of
the jury.)
Court adjourned At Il a. N. 10 1,30 p. n
THrRsDAT ATTKzsoos SESSION.
Court met promptly at halfpzst oneo'elock
and the witness Berg sgain TOOK the stand
and was crossed d-examined BIZ Mr.. Cessna.
He said. am q years Of age; am single
was standing in the door when Henry was
leading the gun saw him all the time; the
first shot Buskey gave him were Ne 5s very
sraaII; be didnt say what he was going to
do with the gun when he got Il : Ididn't
hear him say that he was going 20 shoot
spiker heard Patterson say, come oEt hers
now with your razor Mr.. Icwry lives in
the same house thar spiker lives in; it Is
double house; there vefe two doors leading
out Of the Baskey houze Henry came oct
OF the same door door was standing in
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PronIaItIon Convention.

The Prohibition Convention Of Somerset
County viii meet in Steers Hall, Meyers
dale, Pa, October srh 1889 at ~ Prof.
H. p. Patton, State organizer, viii be present
aud will address the meeting. Prof Pat
ton will also speak al Salisbury Wednesday
evening October 9,h.
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n. =. Aoeksaod- a storeroom sax0 feet.
I ven 'ilaiea and in good condition, with
- eoan,ers- shelving. &c. For terms.
i-''l'sf iniormation, apply to
Ms ALlcE SiNMoxs.
lockwood, Pa.
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Thase owing me Note and Book accounts
srs soreiy trying my patience- ! viii GER
tsinly nske costs if the accounts are not
paid ~ the aosh Of shss month.
j. 3. SsrpxR.
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The B. & O. z. 4. advertise special exenr-
sion rates TO the annual reunion Of the vet
erans Of Somerset County. At Berlin. on Fri-
day, October Iitk The rate from Somerset
for the round trip will be IS cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-02

Deputy sheriff McsIillen Is improving
mueH faster than his most hopeful friends
anueipeted- He was IN interested spectator
in the court room for half hour Saturday,
while Garno and o'Bren were being tired
for burglary
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The atiendance at coar< his week is very
slim notwithstanding 4 murder case IS On
trial snd the lannon's criminal lawyer Thos.
y. Marshall, Of Pittsi,a1sh, s engaged for
the de.ense.
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White Canton Flannels, sll prices Brown
Canton FlzEnels, cents up. Homemade
Blankets. all prices Fine Worsted knitting
Yarns, Zephrys and Gernantovns, and
Home. made Seeking Yarns. At
MIS- A. Z THLs.
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A. J. coleorn. Jr.. OK scranton. and H. B.
Coisorn, Of Frostburg- Nd, were in toKn
during The week visiting their father,
Ajax, who. by the way. Is slowly recover
ing from his racent accident
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For Nee and Bows.

For Mons UnGerwear, in white gray, red,
can,el's hair. and natural wool, and for
leather and cloth gloves, go 10.
MRs A. Z. UHLs.
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Alvin 'ssatl an sged resident Of q SHOW
'nansowr.' died sunday afternoon The
cause of death vas cancer On the face. He
wss hurIed Ttes.Iar morning
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Notice.

must have large amount Of money not
later than the 10th of this month. All ow-
ing me Note or Book accounts will please
call and pay the same before that time
J. b. SSYDER-
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NothingNew.

- ''''i ''iizhan and Colombia shirting
-, II = yard and Wepped shesfings al
J, are oia established proes foryears
Nh. A. z. UH1a
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New Millinerv Goods.

4 very large and complete line Of newest
styles Of Fail Millinery Goods and Cbildren's
Push Cashmere and Kni. Hoods. very cheap
lad stylish. At
MRs. A.E. UnL's.
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IN HoLDERBAUMs.

J u. HOLDEBBAUMs.
Vow reoeiving fall line for fall trade Of SO.
CLOTHINGi
Aens Boys and Chidrens' Suits and
'erooas Fanfaioons, Overalls, Jackets, dc.
FCENISHING GOODS,
9EsrsAi-is. Underwear, Collars. cuffs, Ho-
ssrY. &c.
Hats Caps, Shoes ard Boots
CARpETINGS.
n'asseils, lngrains, Hemp. Mating, Rugs
As's. Floor and siair oil Cloths
Ladiss and Childrens' Coats. Jackets Dol
nals, tc.
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=, ~ chInren.s wrans.

:. iaai= Plush. Cloth and Jersey Jack
= 'eEnasksis. Plush Coats. CIoth and
- So v 'aIs. and full line Of Misses and
Wraps uev and cheap at
Ms. A. Z. UHL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-02

Captain " R. Jones, General Manager Of
the Edgar Thompson Steel Works, at Brad
dock, one Of the most widely known and
popular citizens Of Western Pennsylvania,
died 81 the Homeopathic hospital. Pitts
burgh, shortly after 10 O'Clock Saturday night
f-om the effects Of burns received at the
works Thursday when blast furnace which
had Become choSed, and the opening Of
which be was superiniendiEg- burst, allow
ing great mass of molten metal 10 pour
down on he workuien below. Three men
were burned 10 a crisp, while number Of
Others were seriously injured.
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Oats Wanted.

I've thousand bushels Of good whits
's wanted, for cash or trade
NJ. ScHaocK.
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Ladies' and childrvn's Underwear in larg-
est variety and lowest prices, at
- MRs. A. Z. UHL's.
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i. .-''i's sSiT's sotSI.oo. and aanneIs from
T" Mks. A. L. TaL'z
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FnIDAY ,soRsrxe sEssIoy.

David Fuller, affirmed Live in Elkliei
township; saw John spiker at 10 o'clocI
Saturday morning; day he died Doctoi
Sp-icher was there when cAnls ir aszes
if we should Telegraph fIr his mother la
said to me, Dage what did the doctor say
about NE: does the doctor say will get owe;
this told him the d9csor said he nigh
live four hours and that be might die in bal
an hour. he said d you think they vii
hurt Henry much hope they wont. VI
had been wrangling aad quarreiing for Z
long time and this was my fault know
Patterson have known him ever since h
was born; he + we'll spoken Of By every
body.
Cross-examined Heard Urias Folk. Lev
Lichliier, Senator Getty and others speal
well Of him spiker said j. Vas his fagll and
that be hoped they wOuIin't hurt Henry
much.
Jacob Bazkey. recalled Isaz Jacob Low
~ a. the time Pattersoa went cut OF the
door: saw Patterson 90 ont; several Oshers
were there; be said nothing xhea be went
out: have known him for years as far ..
| know his reputation as peaeeabIs cities
Is good.
Mrs Anne Buskey Was in the kitchen
when Patterson went out heard him say
nothing heard him say nothing As he turn
ed the corner II be. had spoken in an 0rii-
nary tone OF voice could have heari him
never heard anything against his character
As a pescea5ls citizen
Adam Berg. recalled When Henry wsui
ont OF the kitchen door went out afoui
three s.eas : when Henry went out Of tbs
gaie weat bIck ialo The hoase did nOi
hear him say anything.
Josiah Darst. sEor. Live az GrantsviEle
have known Patterson al bis hie; eliaraeiei
Is a peacea5le citizen IS good.
Edward Dust. sworn live in ElkHes
township have known Patterson for sboui
Is years his characier a. a Peaceable citizen
is good
Cross examined Patterson i my Beplsew
Thomas Reese, swora The Fairview Ca
company 0WE the house cpiNer hFei iil
am the sEenf fsr the Company have known
Patterson since Aprri his character fo'
peace is good Patterson rented the house
from me, and paid the rent
Nath aniel siicer. affirmed Live al Mey-
ersdaIe used 70 live IN Grantsvills have
known Henry Patterson ever since he vas
small boy his character for peace :
good.
John slicer. sworn Live IN Neyersdaie
know Parte-son character as pesceable,
orderly citizen Is god
Paul Hoffman, recalled Have known
Patterson sinee spring Be Is man Of peaoe
20 long as ] have known him
tconiiaasd sa FawtA Psgsl
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Invitations are out for the wedding OF Mr.
Ihos- G. McCuicheon. Populzr young bus
iness man, Of Pittsburgh. 70 Miss Annie
youngest daughter OF the late ". A Sanner
Of this borough The ceremony viii take
place in the DISCIPLES Church at , P A.
Thursisv. october fOrh
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J. A. Berkey and John z. Gastiger, both
Of whom have been students az Law, in the
Office Of Coffroth & Rnppel for the past tvo
years, after having passed an examination
before the examining committee. were sworn
a. members Of the bar just before the ad-
jouFnment Of court, SATURDAY evening.
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ror ladies' and Children.
All ard Goth, Gloves and knit Nittens
''' ladisz and children. at
MRs. A +. UHL's.
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The Iohnsiown Den,oTai OF Saturday
Publishes the marriage license Of Richard
Beniman and Mary +. Denuer, ofthis place
Miss Denner is a daughter Of the late George
Dennsr. Of Friedens, and is a ward Of Hon.
Jas. l. Pugh. some time since We announ-
eel the marriage Of lady Of precisely sim
liar name WHICH eansed no little embarrass-
ment to the nov Ms Beniman
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FBRNER BROS
Reliable CIose-Priced Shoe Store.
Petiole Congress.

This cut represents the Ener-
son Pstiole Congress in kaEea-
roo, POrpoise. Cord0Tan and
Calf: has 4 double gors-0ne
being plsced back. and the 9TH
er in front Of the a1kle-bCue
thus preventing the ssraing OF
the rubber on the aDkie-b0nr
and preventing the gore aga inst
being chafed ana iefaeed by n
terfering. Withoas question
the coming Shoe is the
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Benjamin Kline. Luther J. HiIlegas. J. p.
Gerhard, Adam Poorbaugh, Jacob NJ Walter,
B. B. Coughenoar, Charles Ream, Herman
Johnson. d. VI. Weimer, Jonathan Ling,
Joseph Giessner. John E. Isrgeni
District Attorney Biesecker opened the
case on part of the Commonwealth. He re-
hearsed the evidence they expected to sub
NIT and closed by saying that if they es-
tablished the facts as he had presented them
the jury would have no difficulty in arriving
at verdict Of guilty of murder in the first
degree
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a Motion For a New Trial FILED.

The case of the Commonwealth vs.. Henry
J. Patterson was called for trial shortly after
Court convened, Thursday morning. The
prisoner was brought in by the Sheriff, and
took a seat at the table with his counsel,
Val Hay, Esq, and Hon John Cessna
He was neatly and cleanIy clad. but look
ed somewhat pale and emaciated from his
close confinement in the county Jail His
appearance was rather preposSessing He
watched the case closely, and frequently
leaned over the table and whispered to his
counsel questions to ask different witnesses
When on the witness stand he was cool and
collected and told the story of his life and
the facts that led up to the killing in a frank
and intelligent manner, apparently making
no attempt at concealment. but stating all
the circumstances as they transpired, wheth-
er they were favorable to his case, OF other
wise.
Only twenty years Of age, his father aeul-
tured gentleman, dying when he was lad
Of tender years, his mother married to allow,
ignorant. brutal, drunken husband. whose
constant delight seemed 10 be 10 abuse and
maltreat her and her children by her former
husband the poor, sensitive, high-strung
boy. led wresched life, indeed He bore up
under the terrible load for years; labored for
the support Of his younger brother and sis
ter; for his mother aud that of her duIess
husband. daily submitting TO personal abuse,
and worse still, being forced TO witness the
sutferings az those he loyed-suferings caus-
ed By the inhnman treatment they reserved
az the hands Of one whose duty it should
have been 10 care for and protect them, till
At last the strain became too great the inal
straw was added, the burden was more than
he could bear, aud in st Of uncomfortable
passion he seized gun and shot dead the
wretch who had blighted his young life and
caused him SO much misery.
1t was an unlawful killing. but it certain
ly was not an uHprovoked one.
District Attorney Bicsecker appeared alone
for TIE Commonwealth His conduct of the
case was highly creditable and he was warm
ly congratulated by his many friends at the
close, although their sympathies were mostly
with the prisoner.
The entire pannel OF fifty jurors wss ex-
hansted before a suitable jury was secured.
Following are the names OF the gentle
men who composed the jury.
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TIE JURY OUT ONLY THREE
HOURS
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Magnificent Floral Display !
ALL. DEPARTMENTS NOW COMPLETE.

OPEN DAILY FROM AMHuOpM
ADAIssION-Adults, IS Cents Children IS Cents
ss Excursion Ratps on all Railroads. ~
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Ee direct--When Patterson said .oome Gu
now with yoar razsr' don't know whr he
was speaking 10 lie was Abeas twenly hss
steps from Spikers house a. the time.
Jacob Baskey, sworn Live abeut mics
southwest Of Meyerssiaie; was lising there
on June 2esd: sa~ Paterson shas day aboas
; e'eiock was sitting On slie steps when Pat
terscn came in with Bsg; he said jake
lessd me load Of powder got up and poarsd
him load Of powderout of the horn asked
hisn What he was going to shoot he made
no reply he then asked ne fcr load oi
SHOT; said, guess nexs youn want ny
wife l gave him ; load, Of shot and then
gave him some bueksLot that bad IN =
glass he tired 70 put capOp the gun, but
my wife told hirn not to do 50 n the house
he went out. and sas down At the table /
went ont and tried to get the gun from him
he said, Jake, don't interfere with me or
III shoot you my wife called TO me, Jake.
come in and lei the crazy fool alone
went In; Mrs. Spiker called 70 my wife TO
take care of her children heard gun crack
and some one cry. murder = Henry brought
the gun back and handel it TO me. and said /;
Jake. ! shot him I'm going over to Sails
bury to give myself up the gun Was empty
when he brougkt il back, and was broken !;
judge it was broken BY the discharge Of the
heavy load ne said should go down and
help fetch him up (; found him about If
teen feet from the box car; il was about 800
feet straight from my house Spiksr was
down Oh his hands and knees when l met
him Hare got blanket or quilt and We
carried him up to his house draft shown
witness which he says IS very accurate, and
explains it to the jury We fousd no weap-
ons on Spiker's person.
Cross-examinee Didn't hear Henry say
he was going to shoot Spikers do not know
that he put any Of the buekskot in the gun !;
counted them after had helped carry Spi-
ker back; they were in a glass goblet on the
safe: Henry told me not 70 interfere, that
this wasn't the first time he had threatened
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Thirteen thousand gallons Of wster per
nIuuis are being flung down the shaft Of the
eagErs and Hudson Canal Tompsny's
l1lg colliery al 0lyphant, which has been
n Ere f0- some days
Justine Field has presented Nagle, whom
s outsiders saved his life By shooting Judge
ierry, with a magnificent gold watch sud
ham. appropriately engraved. The Presen-
llon toOk place in the presence Of a large
amber Of peop.e, and Justice Field. in q
speech full Of emotion, stated the debt Of
g-aitude lie felt toward Marshal Nagle.
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/ g,s.s.ins i, al colOH At BissscEsr q
rgdss
1 = u. different OdOrs Of extracts At Bic
~ & snyder's.
FL Has and Bonneis at
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i VERY CLOSE CALL.
HENRY j. PATTERSON COM
viCTED or MURDER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE

FOR THE KILLING OF HIS sTEP-FATH-
ER, JOHN SrIKER.
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ps roc TX soT AFRAID OF rOu OF ro'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-07-05
Hancock County Convention.

Special to the N. 0. Times-n Democrat.
Bay St. Louis, July 1.-Pursuant
to call OF the Executive Committee
The Democratic County Conven-
ton met at this place to-day, H.
e. Mcguire, Of Pennington, was
elected temporary chairman and
A. X. Hart secretary. A perma-
nent organization was effected by
the election OF John w. Moody as
permanent chairman and A. Il.
Hart secretary.
Upon motion the Chair appoint
ed the following delegates to the
State Convention Beat No. /, T..
N. Favre, NJ. E. Mcguire and j. S.
Otis. Beat 2. Dan Carver, w. w.
Pigferd and 7. A. Mitchell. Beat
3, J. +. Wheat, ThOs. Martin and
j. W. Moody. Beat 4, L, Cue, H.
]. Mauffray and John A. Haas.
Beat 5, q. w. Ellis, j. +. Gaze
neuve and A. A. Altman. For The
county at large, Il. j. Bowers, j. o.
Bllbo and Dudley Orr.
The following delegates were
elected 10 the Senatorial Conyen.
ton F.: Beat No. /, w. A. Brown,
b. III. Russ and w. T. Stocker,
Beat 2, A. Poitevent, X. Brown and
J: w. Smith. Beat 3, John w.
Moody, James Burks and p. T,
Beat 4, j. A. Mauhfray, L.
Cue, A. kergozIen. Beat s, T.. J.
Bowers, f. J. Tanner, j. s. Sylves-
ter. County at large, j. b. Ioor, j.
b. Truly and John Herlishy.
Resolutions were unanimously
adopted indorsing I. NJ. Favre for
The Statei Senate, and instructing
he delegates to vote for him. Sim
lar resolutions endorsing Hon. M.
NJ. Evans for observation-disclosures
and lnstructlng for him were anan-
lnously carried. No other candi.
iates were instructed for.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT Jackson. NJ

LAND OFFICE AT Jackson, Mis-
Jnns u, 1879
Notice is hereby given that the fam
ing named settler has filed notice or
intention to make final proof in snm
OF his claim, aud that said proof will
made before ths JEdge, or in his abas
Dan. Mcleod, Clerk Of the Circuit "a
of Greene county, at Lpakcsville. Nj
on July "a. lSS9, viz: Thomas Fry, ha
stead No. l4,93S. for the southeast onat
section 3E. township 1, south range NJ
lie names she following Witness
prove bis continuous residence npop 4
cultivation of said land, viz: James E
lians and J. l.. Ball, of Cross Roads IA
jackson county, Miss, /; l.. II. Eubt
and George Mizell, of Ycrnal p. O., Grs
county, Miss.
JAS. D. STEWART, Regista
June 81, 1859. ia
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The Presbyterian sliGening up Ink,
he had The Swinncy, and The Epis
copaIIan would 90 to Saying, lam
my STYLE" aud would Kick cleaI
ouI of harness. All Of you would
kick, but kick IN you ain1 hurting
me, YOU'RE hurting Yourself. But
we viii have yuu all working
by about Wednesday and then
you'll hear something drap.
A nan who will buy Il mule for
$3.50 and Then when llIe Assessor
comes around swear that he is
worth only $50 j.. either a fool or n
rascal. lie isl fool tn give $3.50
for The mule il he Is worth but $50
and a rascal 10 swear he i, worth
but fifty If he is worth $3.50. But
lots Of you church members do this
very thing.
| was told before | came to va
20" City 10 preach | would strike
here the elite If The State. But
about as Scrubby a set as |
ever saw.