davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22

PEARs' Soap IS the purest and best soap
ever made.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22
LINCOLN SCHOOL.

The following exercises we're held at the
Lincoln School, Fourth ard Q streets:
Glass song, Remember Thy Creator;
eThe Reason Why George Allison;
sWashington's Birthday" Stella Danforth;
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22
DIED.

BORN.
Sacramento, February 6-wiie of c. W. Jeferds
O son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22

This seasons Sateens, silk-like in appear
ance, can be seen in large variety at our do
nestle counter. Also, the choicest Wash Fa
brics, from 81 25 to 81 SO per suit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22

This week finds us prepared with even greater
attractions than the wonderful BARGAINS
that have made our
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22

The Executive Committee of the State
Board of Agriculture met at the Office of
the Secretary yesterday afternoon, and
formulated the following programme for
the spring race meeting. The outlook for
a successful inauguration, under the
auspices of the State Agricultural Society,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-22

Atwood French Flannels in beautifl
stripes and figures; cream ground TENN
Flannes, some one-half wool, some with sill
stripes, and all suitable for spring wear. Rang
ing in price from 12H to 90 cents per yard
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

TOR RENT.-IloUsE AND STORE.
~ No. $40 Orange 81. Also noG,p
~ Tatraii ~. AuplV 10 JOglE
NEN, No. 30 W. Ninth ST. 2.2o.gtf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

PIKEvnLs, KY, Feb. l9.-Aftsr the
Maunto execution yesterday the oflccrs
discovered q plot which, II sucsessful,
would have resulted in the escAps Of the
prisoner and the probable death OF q
number OF ths guards Of the Jail.
Through the confession Of the Jail cook
the discovery was made.
The Hathelds had paid the cook 5000
to place drug In tho food OF the jail
guards the night before the execution.
The cook was told that the drug that
was given her was merely 10 make the
guards 70 TO sleep. She became suspi.
clous and concluded to try the effects OF
the preparation ON the Jail cat
The result was the death of the animal
In h rribie agony. She then became
alarmed and refused to put the poison
into the food. She did not communicate
her Intentions, however. to the outlaws
and they gathered near the jail to await
the signal, which would indicate that the
guards were click within. Had this
wholesale attempt Mt murder been sue
ce:sful, not ouiy the prisoners In the
prison would have been kilIed from the
elects Of the poison, but also the Sberlf's
family ami posse.
The drug was found to be strychnine
The cook was Immediately arrested. All
the outlaw gar~ have fed to the IN oun-
tan West Virginia, where 1t is sure
d . h for the officers to follow them.
All the Ia wless persons who are re-
d ousible Tor this outrageous affair are
from West Virginia. The sheriff is hav.
Ing the necessary papers arranged TO sc.
cure acquisitions for the would-be muir
derers, and every effort Will be made to
brig Il em TO Justice.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

Thcunersigned about to quit farm
ing, will sell Mt Public sale, OH one OF the
DUPONT farms, IN Christinnn Hundred,
near = Adams dams ~, Station: on the W: An;
miles from Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1880.
Mt IL o'clock, NJ. sharp. 8 head of a.
horses and colts, IN
No l. Tommy r., $. g., with white
POINTS, . years old. extra, fine driver,
suitable for q lady to drive.
No Frank, a bay horse, 10 hands
high, years old. extra good worker. and
wonderful draft horse.
No3, Nellie, = black mare Q years old.
has u record OF 2.2G; would make good
sound.
old, extra strong driving marc, she can
road ~ miles AN hour, and Is with foal to
the same horse as Nellie, u perfect mare
I'm every respect, sound and kind, lady
can drive her.
old, is broken single Or double, rs u pac-
or, and can go rs fast as you want her to
20; also with foal to same horse.
70; o: Lizzie. bay mare: coming years
harness, she IN y model beauty. of good
stock; she is with foal to same horsc;this
mare WIN show for herself. sound.
No; =. a promising year old Ally. of
Percheron stock; good Size.
No.s. year old filiy, good size, of
Gold Dust stock; she Is u beauty
All OF these horses arc home raised ex.
cepting No. ]. which ~ IL Western horse.
All good size. suitable for driving or
coach purposes, n rare chance to get
such horses offered for sale. Every
horse guaranteed US represented.
head Of superior milch cows. some
RS7E with calves by their sides, and
~ others springing, which includes
HI some choice mixers; they will
show for themselves.
4brood sows. with pig; a lot OF shoats,
also u lot spring pigs, one Jersey Red
boar, trio Of Light turkeys. Muscovy
lmpicments.-3 plows, Hillside pillow.
Acme harrow, Hench horse cul tiyator'
Iron Age cultiyators with corn covers
attachment, Champion binder In good
order, champion mowers nearly now,
farm wagon, hay riggings, l Monarch
| drill, side door milk wagon with churns
| and serving cans. Bell City hay cutter
capable Of cutting 20 tons per day.
Tolegraph hay cutter, horse rake,
Lightning hay knife, l corn shelter
bag holder, two horse power; pillow aud
harrow chains, double and single trees.
forks ana shovels, hay tcdder, black.
smith bellows and anvil, sets OF double
wagon harness. ! set Of double carriage
harness, set of milk wagon harness 2
sets OF load gears. sets pillow gears. .
| sets of cart gears, collars and brides
| corn by the bushei. hay by tho ton. and
20 acres OF wheat In the ground. Also
| roller.
Terrns.-All sums OF SaJ and under
| cash; over that amount !. credit of d
| months VIII be given on purchase Civ.
ing Dunknble note with an approved
endorser, interest added.
stidham 4 Son, Auctioneer.
2-lS3tw-2U 27-mC4td-e cod
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DIED,


NEWLovE.-At Now Castle, on the 18th
instant, Maggie Newlove, daughter of
Thomas Frazer, ST.. aged ID years.
SHIELDS. lin this city, on February 20,
Jennie, daughter Of d. S. and Catherine
Y. Shields, aged 10 months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the
residence Of her parents, 02i Reed street.
Services ut tho house. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
GALvIN.-On the 10th of February, 1890.
frankie r., son Of Angus +. and Annie
v. Calvin, aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from the
residence of his parents No. 9lS Chest
nut street, on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. intcrnent nj Riverview Gene.
terry.
ROTHWELL.-Mrs.S Sarah J. Rothwell,
widow OF Abrum Rothwell, departed
this lifo Sunday. Feb. 10th, IN the 10th
year of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from her
ute residence near Harmony station,
out further notice. Services ut the
house, to proceed to the Christiana Pres
byterian cemetery.
HEsSE-On the 18th inst, Mary. widow
OF the late Adolphus IIesse, aged II
years.
Relatives and fri ,nds are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence, No. 735 Madison street,
on Friday morning Mt $50 O'Clock. High
mass ut Sacred Heart Church. Intcrment
at Old Catholic Cemetery. t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms,oI6 King St
Telephone Signal, 1853.
. Open all night
DUBLIC SALE.
J. DAVIDSON. Fansral Direct or,

Having sold my farm l will sell Mt
Public Sale. on the premises, half mile
from Smiths Bridge, 2 miles from Cen.
treville. and from Chadd's Ford. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1890,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, sharp,
5good general purpose horses, ? mules
and weil.bred colt. . years old, n
stands l5i4 hands high. ~
80 head of extra good heavy Young
COWS, some fresh on day of sale, others
milking and springlng; good stock bull,
about 100 chickens, turkey s,guineas, etc,
twelve good pigs.
Farming I'M lements:-Two good farm
wagons, cart, good milk wagon with
lock, 2new sleds, new sleigh, syracuse
plows, duplex spike harrOws, cult.
vntors, licnch harrow, 2mowing ma
chimes, Wood binder In good condition.
self rake Osborne reaper noa. ly new ]
horse power; hay teddcr, grain drill,
sets of double harness, pillow harness
cart harness, milk harness, brides, col,
lars, post digger, crow BAR pick, shoyels
hoes, forks, double and single trees
harrow chains, log chains, 30 cow chains.
hay cutter, Il lot OF measures and has.
kets, Fairbanks scales, blocks, nnd rome
ll0 feet long, good feed chests, so forty.
quart milk cans, 20 milk pans, nnd nh.
merous other articles,
Also 30 tons of hay, 10 bushels Of corn.
;.0acrcs OF wheat In ground, and f. "
household goods.
Como one, come all, and secure bar
gains.
Tcrms.-Ail sums of so and under.
cash; over that amount u credit OF q
months VIII be givan on purchaser Civ
iis u Dahlsnble note with approved
- WINsLOW D. COOLEY.
stidham n son, Auctioneers.
2-l9-1td-eod. etw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber ABOUT to quit Turning,
will sell at public sale without reserve.
ut the Pine Grove Farm, on the road
leading from Stanton to Ogletown, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 0. 1890,
ct y o'clock. A.. sharp, . head Of Nw
No. J. Kate, sorrei marc, 8 years Cd,
good worker and driver, nm extra good
brood mare, sound and I'LL right.
| No. Kattiei. giny horsc' I years old.
extra good worker mud driver. -
Not Nap. bay horse. 7yoars old ,oxtra
driver. stylish. ana trots very fast.
No. O.. Marquis, rom colt, coming ]
years old, not broken.
No. I. Black Hawk. coming years old.
Eo. s. Norwood, 0 months old, sound
and all right, rs fine colt of Its age us
amy In the state.
gSKlR o head OF good cows. 3 with
kESS calves by thoir sides; heifer, .
fOf Oxen, would do to kill
Farming Implements. - Two 2-horse
wagons with hay beds, | OK cart, Jump
seat carringe nearly now with pole and
nea sSs new PSEs sr Siad sqas
good order, inew stssl Champion mower.
new self dumptng horse fake. ! piaiu
morse rake, one HoOeiey grain aud phos-
ps, ss da r .SJRs:c a.sss SSe snS HS1.
iron cnltivators With corn covers. SOW.
plows. sdoubie harrSwi. ODE. A harrow.
grain IAN, l com sbsilsr. : Gets carriage
harness, set OF double harness, 1 sets
wagon harness. ! saddle and bride, q
sets OF plow genrs, collars, brides, hal.
tiers and double lines.
OQa CrnSsrmt a nd
90 grain bags. forks rakcs, shoyels, hoes;
corn and oats by tho bushel, IS acres OF
wheat in the ground, and many other
articles.
Terms All sums of $40 and under,
cash; over that amount u credit of d
months will be given ON purchaser Civ.
ing bankable note with an approved
endorser. with interest added.
JAMES WRIGHT.
J.. ". Stidham & Son. Auctlonecrs.
2-l9.2tw -6td-eodt william Rees, Clerk
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE,

I e~@@AS S0AA<s
WIN he exposed at public sale at tho Ham
burg farm. on the River Road, miles beio :
New Castle, and ~ miles from Bear Station,
ON MONDAY. MARCH sRD,
the following property,
- head OF horses, mules and colts. No. 1.
Brown Mare, y years old, with colt by aide, /
months old. No. 2. Bay Mare, as ~
years old. No. 3. Brown Colt, com X
ing years Old hi spring. No. 4. IrOnfrAy
Chl y years OLD In Auguat. Nos, and q.
one par of Muller, years old.
os htad of cattle. rs head Of milch cows II
H1NS1R heifers, coming years old; 10 he,f-
HSSers coming year old, / steer, com.
W Ing years 0ld:1 steer, coming .
bull. Thoroughbred, q ysars old; l i!olsttin
eslf, Thoroughbred, Q months oid. Also n
head OF shoap.
Farming Implements. Osborn binder, In
good order; Champion maweri In good ord or;
buckeye mower, In good order; heavy farm
wagon, hay bed. corn marker, wheel rn ke
hay teddcr, in good order: twin hArrows
Syracuse Ilow, In good order; tenine ton
pillow. in good order: Oliver chilled pillow ons
horse Wiley piow, hafpoon hay 10, Ks, with
rope aud blocks. 1903 acres OF wheat In the
ground,
All sums under sc5 cash. A credit OF eisbt
months will he siv, On all sums over ea5. Inv
purchaser giving bankAble note with Appfoy.
ed eu'iOrser, interest aided. Or 3per sent on
for cash. Sale 10 com nence at 10 Il. Al.
WM. II. CLARK, Attorney.
j. NJ. aROSE.
Il. W. Stldham con, AuctIoneera.
2-i3-atw- it'd ~ "A. 2e-m2
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
THIRD EDITION


4 correspondent writing TO the Morn
ing News says: The rumor that has
been extensively circulated that the
Henry y. Dufo iarm, now occupied by
John AcMullin, near this city, 10 being
sold tn building lots, hiss not been veri.
ned. A big manufacturing establish.
mont will be erected on the farm this
ap-ing BY q Philadelphia syndicats, and
sue ground for the same has already been
secured. All the land fronting on New
Castle avenue will probably be sold for
building lots. 1t will require 90, 900
bricks 70 erect the building, which in all
probability will b. furnished by the New
Cattle Brick and Lime Manufacturing
Company. The farm has an excellent
location, and its facilities for com merce,
both by rail and water, are admirable.
Another building boom has come to
the little city and ground has been
broken Tor SIX new houses in different
parts OF the town. Tho following con-
tractors Will erect houses during this and
next month: James c. Jemison, two
for William White on Vine street; VIM.
Ball. two Tor ]. 7. aud L. z. Eliason on
South street; Hance 4 Wise, two for
Mrs. William r. Lane on Vine street;
Hance b Wise, two for John Thompson
on Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

MINHEAPoLIs, Mimi, Feb. 19.-The
Journal's Bismarck IN. d. special says:
Some one has started the report that the
lottery scheme has not been given up,
but such leaders o. Mckenzie laugh vt
the rumor. Governor Miller thinks there
10 something 10 It. but Senator Winship
thinks the scheme is ''as dead 40 John
Randolph's mackerel." Itis certain that
some OF the doubtful members have been
approached, and IL there IL nything In
the revival act 1t Is profound secret.
The Senate investigation committee 10 In
session to-day. Detective Wilson 10
camped In Moorehead, MINI. Among
the rumors afioat one Is to tho effect that
the proiIered gilt Of the lottery company
to the State 10 70 be Increased to $3.50, 900
and that 81 COO, COO will be placed In the
banks OF the State for the general relief
OF the money Market
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
4 OF
RIAL STATE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans' Court
Of he State OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, made on the frst day OF Fel,-
ruAry, A. u. 1850. will be exposed At public
vendue,
ON THURSDAY,
THEerH DAY Of MARCH, A. ID. 1880.
q 10 o'cls,k A. NJ, at the Court Hou-e e. on
Market street, between 10th aud 18th streets,
In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County.
cd real estate, late of Caroline Kiln gler, de-
All that certain lot or Niece OF lan,., with
the three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate In tho city Of Whaling Ton,
County and BtAte aforesaid, known as No 20s
bounded and described - follows. to Wit ;
Beginning Al point on the nortlerly side OF
Second street at q distance of 81 n. l In. east-
trly from the eAsterly side of French street at
tile castet.y side of q 3 u. wide alley leading
iato second sire l. thence nnrtherly along
said side OF said alley and parallel with French
street 70 feet to the seutheily side OF another .
n. wide alley. thence thereby eAsteriy. par
aliel with Second street, Is #. 10 a stake,
thence northerly crossing the head OF the last
meht oned alley and parallel with French
street. III to stake, thence easter ly, par.
allel with Second streeL. Is H.. 10 = stake,
thence son,herly, parallel with French street,
and thence thereby westerly a. IL. To the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof VIVA
they may, with the privilege OF the use of sale
alleys In common with others entitled thereto
| forever.
Attendance will be given aud terms mad,
Admir- istrator, d. b. n. c. I. a.
| Chas. u. McWhorter,
Clerk Orphaus' Court. 2-S-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
FOURTH EDITION
The Crime Calendar.

Thonsa A. Rra,he.r,. owner of a to.
bacco varehouse near Maysyille. Ken
tuckv. m hestsn To death Nv Gus sulll.
van ana M son samuel on Tuesday,
Thev used 4 shove, and a cjuh. They
were neis hborS and Mad A arudre srsiust
Biashears becsnsc be had baeu instru-
mental 10 euilding turnpike which
teok poftion Of their property.
NJ. an. calm. and a.neh,.r x,,s
.rre.ssd ~ NrWa..ncrr p.rrs 1890.
dsv "a .honlsf,,n. .eorcs - tse,r
home disclosed al least 5000 worth Of
goods taken from various McKeespovt
stores, Nm, Collius IL tho wife OF q lead .
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Grant l.. Davis, commercial traveller,
was drowned 10 the 0wasco outlet, near
Auburn, New York, last evening. The
Lehigh Valley train stopped on the
bridge near the New York Central cross
ing, TO allow q train 10 pass. Davis
thinking the train was at the station,
stepped OF the platform and fell 10 feet
into the water.
Mr. Ida Walker, Is years old, saloon
passenger on the American Linz steamer
British Princess, which arrived 10 Phila-
delphiA yesterday from Liverpool. COM
United suicide on tho 1lth lust. BY TAX
Ing laudanum, and was buried at sea.
She wss the wiic Of wcll-known En-
glish bicysllst, and bad been respondent.
The labor trouble At Woburn. Mesa
chusetts, has been settled, beggs y
Cobbs blockcrs and settlers having made
concessions for the sake oil the other EN-
ployes. This agreement will hold good
for ton months.
The New York Legislature yesterday
adopted the conference report on the
Worlds Fair bill. The bill now goes to
the Governor, who has announced that
be will Sign Ii. The Senate passed the
6Axton Ballot Reform bill by vote OF 10
to 0.
The Senate Of North Dakota yesterday
adopted the Australian Election System,
and the House passed . bill Offering =
bounty during the next I've years fer tile
production OF potato starch aud beet
sugar in North Dakota.
George Bailey, Norman schofeld and
Frank Fairchiid, boys, were drowned In
Silver Lake At Port Dover. Ontario, yes
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The excitement that has been going on
10 this city ever since the aunounceme Mt
OF great sacrifice that 10 filling every
hard working person's heart with feel.
Ing Of pleasuyabie delight, causes " with
that same feeling TO mako this statement
Tor the benefit OF those that have not al .
ready obtained . slice OF this good FOL-
tune. Everybody who has thus far In
tcrested themselves with the truth Of this
statement has had cause to speak o good
word to encourage others whose Hnan.
cial conditions arc limited. II will BE-
we'll TO mention that only few more Of
those % pants are left, and they 10 at .
dollar pair. Prince Albert Suits worth
eS8 20 for Sl<. Imported Getaway Di.
agonsl Suits worth $50 for Si2. Dress
and business Suits worth SIS Tor IS.
Peruvian worsted Diagonal Dress Suits
worth eI2. they 60 for $3.s7. Everything
must 20 before the 3rd day Of March.
Knee Pants for almost nothing. Boys'
Suits for ei.60, and other suprising bar
gains that will create feeling of 10y iu
the hearts OF the purchaser. 1t will be
we'll to mention that this sacriflce excite
ment 10 in progress in the store room oil
the Hall OF Economy, 406 Market street,
this city, and only lasts until the 3rd day
Of March.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

John Husbands and VILE ~ "a
near Rockland, Brsndywlne ns7
celebrated the 40th anniyer'aly
marriage last Friday tyth'ps
relatives and friends WHO a c%
the occasion passed The esII -
pleasantly, and all epJoyea 'a !, I'd
very highly. Refreshmenls "t ,,,u
and ut q seasonsble hour ite w d
parted, wishing that they aM ~
ence many more happy sd. nj
Among those present. wer, ~, ~" mi
Jacob Derickson, Mr.. AID Ml' iii
Cloud, Benjamin Fialm' W. IIuss|
Lewis Husbands, Mtsi Helen ,,,i.,
Mis- Larkin, William li"s H.. Nd
elena Husbands. Mr., and MI mi :
Tallsy, Miss Mary TallsS, M ',i,I. ~
James Husbands, Miss L ,s,is,, M
Miss Sallie Mcfarland, E lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ss""
Talley and Others.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Saturday next being washington's
Birthday, 1t will, a. usual, be observed
~ some of the butchers OF this city for
the display and sale oil extra fine meat
Tho custom was universal . few years
e&o. but of late 1t has, in great measure,
fallen Into disuse. There are, however,
oome OF the butchers who atill adhere to
the old custom, and these are making
sxtra preparations for the display on Sat-
nrday, which they propose to make bet
oer than that Of many years.
AmorE those who have secured fire
cattle arc the Martin broth In Third
street market who have two steers, three
years old, that weigh 1900 pounds
The animals were fed by Frank Aackey,
81 Cecil County, Nd, and a. they were
driven through the street to the slaughter
mouse they attracted considerable atten-
lion. They have been slaughtered, snd
the meat will 10 doubt prove equal 70
any ever brought to this city.
Patrick Monaghan, whose stall 10 also.
2 The Third street market, will surprise
PIE customers with full stock OF the
fenownsd Blue Grass mutton, which he
- fortunate In securing for the COCA
Hon. The quality OF this mutton 10 too
Ven known to need comment and as this
OF Is something extra, no will no doubt
ave great demand.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The annual meeting of the Baltimore
Missionary and Church Extension Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
held Tuesday evening 81 tho rooms Of
tho Methodist Book Depository. The
work Of the year was reviewed. and all
the indebtedness Of the society 10 the
c,ose OF the present conference year pro
vided for. Plans for the incoming year
were discussed, and committee was Ap-
pointed to raise ten thousand dollars to
meet the requirements Of the work, The
following officers were elected: Rev. D.
II. Carroll. president; German II. Hunt,
John Q. A. Herring, WIN. A. Leitch,
vice pre- idents; Richard Cornelius,
treasurer; Rev. w. I. McKenney and
WIN. n. Winks, secretaries.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

AUGUSTA, On Feb. lQ.-Ths Govern
mont evidence III the bhar0n case ysq
concluded this morning and Q record Of
the proceedings viii be forwarded ct
once to the authorities at Washington.
The Arst witness put upon the stand was
Mr. Edward L. Drckworth, the pcstmAs-
ter, about whom all the trouble occurred.
The investigation WA conducted BY Ola.
trict Attorney ErWin. 49,
Duckworth made . poor witssss.
Whether through apprehension Or pot
he reluctantly answered In the afiirms-
tive the questions which were embodied
In the affidavit of Postofilce Inspector
Clark, on which the warrants for twenty
one merchsnts were issued. He said 1t
was true the merchants DID unlawfully
combine TO prevent Hun BY force or In
timidation aud threats from accepting
and holding the Office Of postmaster at
Sharon, and to prevent him from dis
charging the duties Of the position.
Also that they agreed W injure bis
property so % TO impede him In tho dis
charge Of his official duties. He further
acknowledged that the accused put ut
the door Of his place Of business . email
paste board design In thu likeness Of q
conn, intended % symbol Of death and
having written thereon the words, "Kadi.
cais must uie; nito JAM
Aitnoagn DucAwor.n ,e!eseo 70 ~
qua. ne nsu oson coinpenSu ~ s.ks ny \.
because he thought II would be better i0i
the people Of the community. A. to the
eusninR ~ smSy, Duckwolsa SAM sns .
oia not mignten nim on Ano tnAs No VIZ
nessee inc spors from ms poI.lco, h'a
maoner u ,esuIying vas nnt sst'sIacsoty
snu NJ rcPl.os WoEs oss9eeo ous oi NJ"
~ ,esoipe quesnonr
Ms. Ma.ue leIhnns pre'.y w'uowi
WIZ wnom yucAwofsn ooalaocs alse
ksve N neI svtuonce. oeofko 4. wilson