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Missionary Dav.

Sunday last was Chi1dren's Missionary
Day at the Methatist Church The Sum
daylschool, ftslohieersiaitl teasidR (asss
semhlhfhin the basemehtE 81 tile Hhjurll
on Lewis street at 4:3O p. m. The first
thing that met the eye as you entered
were two Iaacares iarsyetiack
letters. ST his is Missise i atty Day +. lsIhe
services were conduct ted; BY Mi 81 LIB.
Lipscomb, who made the announce
ments from q prepared programmes A
selection from Gospel Hymns" was
snng by the entire school, followed by
prayer by. Mr., .;A:A M. Simpson. Miss
Fannie Strattan presided at the. orga a.il
Miss Mamie Pritchard read with i5esauti.
full ;sKpTession, p istory showing what
may be done BY small efforts in tie his
sionary cause. "a. quartette. ..On"' Cal
vary % by. Messrs. W. w, Robertson,
Charlie Caldwell, Misses Wood .and
Blackburn, was ia delightful npp.ieaa, . al.
rendered with splendid effect" We have
rarely heard a sweeter, nicer voice than
Miss Mary Woods, who led in the quar-
tettefg Rev. gn:J, Williams pastor of
the ciurchi deliKaredan laddjass on, the
subject of missions appropriate to the
occasion, and well calculator to enlist
the interest Of the little folks, Mr.. Will
Iliaa4s Is enthusiastic on Sthe lspbjeetI of
missions and an earnest worker in the
eause:rl. He gave notice that Missionary
Day would be regularly observed every
third Sunday III the month. 1t will be
the object to interest gil perEous ip hjese
meetings, and to that end the committee
having the matter In charge have Sc
lected subjects for each day. The sub
ject the''third Sunday in July will be
China, and persons will be present, pre-.
pared to give useful and fnteresBi b. ia.
formation on missionary work in China
and specially what is being done by the
Methodists. Each day there will be .
subject chosen, and the whole field. sof
missionary labor vail he gone.eyar.in de-
tail. 1t promises. to be. nat only inter-
esting, but highly Instructive, and
should secure good attendance, both
from the Sunday School and the general
49, ~ ''ssE. :. "a .sg.,,s,a i. = 40
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SALT on SV4ltABlE FARM.

'f.'Y ihft Aia.TII n oEs..IIJ .lai,4 ANA al
TOY VIRTUE of authority. vested;.in Hnfer-
II signed Administrator. with the Will
annexed Of George, NJ, Cochran, Sr., decd I will
proceed. III FRONT Of the Court h0usefh the city
of Sta1hton;Va., on
--;~e sMosa1tsss. Jssly aSth, 1890,
eGeurt day4eeeAseai-st pafilieaacton to the high
est bidder, that valuable farm belonging to the
late George NJ Cochran, ST., containing 32S1
Acres, situated on .the Stribling Springs road,
about tep.mlasin ertiweSt of StauAfon, saa1Join-
ing the lands OF ZIg1er, Fauver, Ralstof, and
others. This is very valuable farm, in fine
beTed, in 4 good aaighhorhodd, 'coh9enientt to
churches, &C., and the attention OF those seeking
to this PROPERTY. Mf. Henry fKetfffer. sAlf6 lives
on the farm will show it to any one who may
desire to look at The farm is helieXed to ctn-
tain s.SH acres stated above, but plat and
survey showing the exact acreage will be ex-
hitRited on theMaEof Eale# M
- TERMs OF s SIR EiftAen perscGnt. of the pur-
lehase money ~ cash, ,andsthe yeshlue in one,
Twosand three equal annnai4pay tneIlts, bearing
interest from day of sale, and good personal Sc
curity, with title retained as ultimate security.
On II the purchaser shall prefer to pay one-third
Of the purchase money or more in cash, no per-
ssopal security on the daferred. payments will be
! eufe1; l,.GEoRhEM HARRsoE,.J
| i,,,ai hdR'r of'eeorse " goShiaH st. deg. ,
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90. 81 o. Depot.
He was unmarried.

AT the last meeting of the Staunton
Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. JAS. R. Tay-
lor, OF the A. augusta National Bank, Of
fered aresolation that 8 comm IN eafioIl
be sent President Ingalls, of the e. 4 Q.
R. r., asking that the station house and
covered why hehestbfedifo he.eOn1i#ion
they were in before the accident, of April
ssth. hCol. Shields has received a reply
from Mr.. ingalls, saying the station would
be rebuilt very shortly. This Wilt be
good news for our town, and the people
are indebted to Mr. TAYLOR for his
thoughtful aaresof the public interest
The Chambegof Eofamsae sAoAld sbe
stimulated.to further action, Oh needed
improvements.
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Death of M. A. Rowan.

Mr.. NJ. A. Rowan, prominent citizen
of Allegheny county, and largely inter
ested ia the Wooden Mill, located near
Ronceverte, and which is soon to be
transferred to Clifton Forge, died sud
denly at Low Moor on the 18th. His ia
ther resides. at Low Moor. Mr.. Rowan
was an enterprising, public spirited citi-
zen. and will be much missed in the busi
ness circles of that section of the State.
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Horse Thief Detective Cluh

Ths>faflasrss hand bfonaa lNesv,H9pe
have organized detectiye club for tbs
reeoveryof stolen arorspsyansf -tare-urrest
Of Horse trfeves:- Doubtless Nthe .urpani.'
zation Of such 9. GLIB will haye q good
effect. We are informed that horse
thieving in che county has betome very
commons We trust thatsthe eoropera,
ton of farmers through veil 6realljized
clubs, will break up thus work. The
officers Of The Club are: President, W.
j. Brewer" Secretary. H.. CT Stout, q As.
sistant Secretary, Samuel Goochehour !:
Treasurer Newton 20; Watts. ri 'i's9ss'
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C1rc,1it Court.

Judge Kieth, llfh eirsa sitting in spedaalkerl
Hecrfes lehtefsd ip seyera ichtlhlnaeey SUITS 1
,Selinh- Ell ok Adm x, VS.. Lnebargsef alsl de-
cree ordering an account to ascertain: LIST. If
note against George r. Elitx,' $4,000, held by
John W, Bucher, is genuine. End, If genuine
what. If anything, has peenspam on said pote,
Set for November term.
Case d, ?, 4. Edmanason. and .stauntpa De-
Yelopmeht co. VS.. p. N. Powell and Prof. J. G
Dunsmore H. F. Lyle, both decided in. favor
of defendants. ~: .2t Ia. -
Judge Mclaughlin has amended the ingalls,
Investment and Improvement Co.'s charter. in
creasing capital stock from $1,OOAQQo to $1,000
GOO, ~ changing teesti "a afnee from 1nsalls
WA ynesbores. IL = /
dorfer's trustee, &C., has been appealed tosthe
Supreme Court. i.,:.,i ~ - i.f,. No
Transfers Of Redl Estate.-Deed of Bierne to
Partlow,~ 4oWlt1g 4 Rolleg for. propertY on Cos
pei Hill. $1,000 Sand Nci!ue and dtlers rbr lotIin
the Aflingtoa addition. $500 admitted to,reaord.
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Franklin fill Lots.

The sale of lots at Franklin Hill Thurs
day last went off very lively. The loca-
ton is about 2 miles from Staunton on
the Parkersburg road. The lots sold
brought very satisfactory prices Par
ties who purchased will improve their
lots and thus enhance the value of the
remaining ones.
Just rs sure as hot weather comes
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant III this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable nssdicine at hand for in
staHf nse in ease it is needed. A % or SO
cent bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrhGa Remedy is iust.what
YOU onght to have and all that you
would need even for the most severe
and dangerous cases. 1t is the best the
most reliable and most successful treat
anent known, and is pleasant to take.
For sale by W. M. Allen.
w. H. Battle has been elected city clerk
for Buena Vista.
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Summer Excursion DO

A handsomely Illustrated bookssA SUM
lner excursion.tours to all the princinal
mountain, lake and seaside resorts has
been issued by the B. & o. r. r. Co, and
parties Contemplating summer outing
would do we'll to procure a copy Of it be-
fore completing their arrangements.
Textbook will be- mailed, tPosf paid
upon application to Chas. o. Scull, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, b s. o., R. R.,
Baltimore, Md.
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.....=~ He Confesses:

49,. 1,ngdI
po shiaf ar 'ef a,ioo r. '1es', W
$3.50, ~, - 49, y, 49,. Anah VIII Who
j,a Sas 'n's w., so., aa"s hof"ra
n os. ,,.h $50 - 4o s,.as nUa ,I.ar
o1a''reu wi'n '.,0ise1s'."nn wv Inv, NC
was 4ougsed LIZ 5seH'' I'M r. lowoeflifftii' ofie
Eanes When Can't Eanes arrived in
Richmond With his prisoner, he asked to
Be taken nj to IS see his Wife His wife beg
ged him to confess if he was guilty.
While in .Riebnota Wslker. broke down
and contested his guilt to Capt.; Eanss,
He afterwards told Mr. Mowherman.that.
he came to staunton May 18th, at five
O'Clock intie morning iii 81 ii rs Walked opt to
his ,iya cia. 49, boiit e~Woods
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Phil.-Knapp,

QEpstieian. lisa again. in, Staunton, and, wall
remain only until Juhe ssth Have yauf
eyes examined and gfasses accurately,
suited. .Exaan!.lllnIa5tionl free. Oflice oppo-
site. Opfraa HOuseA q. :. .1ut IL. II H.. |
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sil3i iss i3Y
THE MARKETS.

VI ? .iJfFE q
: THE markets. d0pot show MUCH change since
Iast weeks Wheat is a little lower and oats very
ELsAl AiJ AMP ~
= Flour FANNY, s4s5;' extra, 49, IS wheat ssto
ssc! Corn, h to 49, Goats. sa to s5c. woohss to
adka4 ilpM .s.il!.ju,'l 'As,i.!tH2 !,nu
. In Baltimore on the 18th, wheat was quoted;
Fultz s5to 9fc; Longberry 8s to &c. If. Rich.
mond, sinalll lot OF very good new wheat '95cl
LIVE K-Baltimore, JuHsf 49, Isest
beeves, $462X to $3.50. Sheen, l3A to 3e gross.
Lambs, to SIC gross. Hogs. to SIC net.
.Rieamead. June 1a.-Rest cattle 4 to * gross.
Sheep, to 4Hc gross. Lambs, to &c. Hogs, 8
to SIC net. s@A s4sT aA
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Sca1y Skin Diseases;
tire body with white scabs, Skin red, itchy,
! and bleeding: Hair all All gone. spent
hundreds. Ct dollars: Pronounced tncnFa-
Cured bV CutiCura


Ny disease tpsoriasis) .tinst broke out on. my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, ands.al-
most covering my face. 1t raninto my Ewes, and
the physician was afraid + would lose nay eye
sight altogether. 1t spread all over my head
and my heir aAlfell outsunti5 was entirely bald
he&ded; ,thgh brokeI out on my armssAnd
SHOULD ers&AlliNl my arms wefe HIST 4Ae sok6 1t
Covered nyseltire body, My xace9heaG and
Shoulders being the worst The White scaDs fell
constantly from my head, shoulders, and arms;
the skin would thicken and he very red and very
itchy, and would crack ana bl&edz If scratched.
AFTER spehdffg anaflS- hpIAffedsS dollars was
spronouliced infurAbfe. 4 heard of Ehe CUTICURA
REMEDIES. and after using two bottles CUTICURA
RESOLvENT, could see a change; and after l
had takeu four BOTTLES, was almost cured and
when had used six bottles of sCpTICuRA REsoL-
vENt and one box III 'CUTTctRA, and '6he cakeaof
CUMCukA SOAP. was cured of the dreadful dis
ease from which had suffered for five years.
thought t H. dlseaSe y91la lsaXf yerX 4sep
out AID l8fars farhpt exprsEs with ! speh
stes ls! a1!e1 bsfsSe kfihE fle fgTIf9 4fs
to recommend them. My hair is restored as
good as eyer, andiso is my eyesfght. I know Of,
others Who have received great benefit FROM
their use.
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Married

Near Churchville, on the morning
of the 18th, by Rev. J. T. Williams, of
staunton station, assisted by Rev. J. F.
Temple, of Staunton circuit, Rev. H. M.
Roane, of Bells Valley circuit. and Miss
Anna Farrar, Of the Ghnrchyille neigh
borhood. The bridal pair boarded the
yestibule train Monday morning, for
Portsmouth, Richmond and other East
ern localities,
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Terrible death.

We received, on the 10th, the follow
ing nsteSfronl Capt. B. y Ellis Of the
IFishersville neigh6orhood: = /
Mts heXS sst hifrd that
who is tie { o ,s3ael ST saw niiil, and las
been es Q operating his mil within nile 81
Fishersville. on the land of Mr. Frank
!H.N Gillseson for the last week OFTEN.
idays, this evening accidentally fell
against Che saw while in notion and was
instantly killed. Mr.. Perry was an in.
dustrossis sobeff,Worthy Iman I,s about 20
Yours. B.. M. ELLIS.
June 16, go ''''ss' '.'' .s''''as i.'@ .:s'.i
We learn from another source that Mr.,
Perry was }iterallyseqt 70 twain ,sthe saw
passing through hShSar4 ahds ssvering
his BODY, He was unmarried,
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(.4QlMllMIssSII.0lNlSER's oFEIGK. .ua..l.;.

" y Staunton. Va May ss, 1890 ~ -,
TO A. Is. Eigitner 49, a. c., and as sfrch admir-
Of. Az I'D hns, decd plaintifr land Jacob Fs
Granger. .Adr'r Of ltebeGca, Johns, DECD VIII
nam Merritt. and Jane Merritt, his wife, H6r-
nierly J ottfs3 4 lewis MaSshcup ana Fannie Mas
sineuL, hisswife fforsnerly Lohns,t Frank Chris5
mpnd and RACHAEL CArismond, his wife, for
mefly e!ohns9 Eyaline Bright, FORMERLY JohnsJ
Mary AZ sfholiias, JfotIfetly 5ohns,} and samuel
Iohns, defendants, in thessuitb elow.nalned and
4 s A. Wils9R ana r. II Haqllt9a petltlensIs
Take Notice, That in pursuance ora decree' eng
tered on the 2lst of May, 1890, by the Circuit
a Cows e cause Of Johns
ing therein, Lslialk2na.G asgaroxES
= Monday, the 56tI dag Of J,sae, 1880,
at my office IN staunton, .proaeed to take state,
and settle an account showiifs.Ot' Al'!
1st. The fund in this cause belonging to estate
Of said "A: J"Johifs, decd and how it Should be
a' sd 81 the debts cnarseabs S. said above
naMedfundsasits4i.t la i,Is 3i3 i;iil.aas!I}
sd. The transactions of Jacob Granger as
Admir- OF Rebecca Johns, Showing what funds
are in Ais bands and what disposition should be
made of the same; and ~ W.
4thii Amy other matters deemed pertinent. by
nrtF IN tsFsst q e De sYa!ea p any
.i..aiM ]. w. GREEN SMITH, Gorn'r i'm Ch'y. z,
CHAS. CURRY, p. q.-may29-4t
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New York and Philadelphia Store
iThis popular house APPEARS before the
public this morning i'm a'double-column
advertisement, They, have, always ad
vertised !iPerallyi The ads, have brought
the, business. which has increased in
SUCH measure as to Justify an increased
Adj. Read carefully what they have f.
say and then. IL! remember ,Iu they. give only
a skeleton Of what they keep; Th eel
lar, first floor, second floor, and thelittle
annss1n.;fre9t are aA ~ ed with goods.
Five hundred .thousand.dollar in money
back up this 1illihnfehlise business am the
house buys .lar largely of tirs II stocks,
forced on tbs. Northern markets. You \.
will always fir find q crowd in tn, store,
but walk If i II polite and !c!ompete e
assistants siis IS dispatch business, under the.
wel!!..regplated II management "A Of Me J.
a, Symmetrical and H. Davidson Priin If
ters ink. and prices adjusted to the con-
dition Of the times, have made the, New
York and Philadelphia store a house
hold word. in! Stauntony, Augusta and
adjacent countless. b i...4.) q. i..as5.,'ss..
Miss Nellie Hutchinson is the accom-
pIished cashier Of the house, ana THE
ARMY Of clerks are We'll Known residents
of tie city and COUNTY. A SYSTEM II
cash boxes helps to facilitate business,
and adds to the comfort of customers.
For satisfactory bargains, in any line of
goods cal AFT the New York land, ,PhHO-
delphla store, lS,... s... l.... :, .,,.lN
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yurneY until October 31st, 1850.

Mrs: merry, wife st. Capt. Merry, Gen
eral MA ger .of Low Moor Furnrfaycs'e
died on the 18th, aged about co. = a'ti@
Mary anderson. the American ACTRESS,
was married a. n london en- the the fifth to
Antonio Navarro: OF. Newly ork.,a' VIZ. .
Hon. T.W. Hill, the D soesrratiie can
didate for Governor Of Maine" died st ftS
denly on el5th!sa5 i...1is't 7..:.:'s .'','..
"a ,sias i;,tsi.A stt ,t.sss.a. !..ei1 'i.t''s
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Hill TopI stock Farm. !

farm Of II, A s, Hamilton, ESQ, whose
breeds Of sheep and hogs are re- command &C.
ins. SO much and such deserved atten
=. 80, ,,'.s,. .lE. IN LIN ~, :
plottll ItTDu!sS9ilQul lug CDuHtTP. MI. ltti!i
ilton makes sneciaity Of shee, and
hons and, his breeds and a market
+brnn~bant the Statas as far Son,tth
as : Texas Texas Tbey '' are appreciated at
nome ' a. we'll '' last week he sold SIX
~. ,' ILL.,, ~, IT,. n,;.ii,'
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The following, item, clipped; from the
TT. Madison, Qowa) Democrat, contains
inpn4ation we'll worth sepe DTing:
''Arsjdhn Roth of I'LL LII, SJlloS MT
witlfanIaccident few days agq slrafn
inns 5ldIbruiang his TX 5aJ.srn laite
severely, was cured by one 50 cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain .Balla." This
remedy is without '4aI ea1flal fq9 Esnrains
and hruiseS aila shauldiha8e al place Ill
every household For sale by W. NJ.
Allen. 4
A census S99ans1ator At7k'cS m5ha
has found cdlored woman aamed Mar
tina Gray who has had 4hirtxseven chill
aren since 1868. She has given birth to
ttfp1ets six times, tostwins six times and
t. seven Others She lis how liv-
ing with her third husband, and of the
thirty-seven children but one survives.
4... is.iii- ~. 81 ..s.i..ail!l l.sI.t III. -
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Spring Hill Items.

4 lRepOrted for the FIRGINIAN.J
DIED EUDpEALY9N SHas Echaras
son Of Peter E1ardE decn.. dropped
deadi2Dnzthe 16t6 inst. At saisxbrotherliil-
laws, Mr.. John Harris. Mr.. Echard
lived near Freeenyille. this county, where
he owned "a far{ns 11es left hisY homie
there on the morning of the 10Th in
good health, came to his sisters, horse
baek, put his horse iii The stable, as he
WAS accustomed to doing, stepped out M
the fieiasYheye Mr. fHfrrls Yas making
hhy, talked i few wpfdA said be wailil
takesoineigfasssto tlieSstabletoI feed bis
horse; got his armful of grass and fell
back dead. He leaves a wife and chill.
dren, who have the sympathy -af-this
community in. fheifr sad &7fffcsftii,o5n. Mr..
e. was 4 member Of the o. b Churer,
and had filed very important positions
in the same He was buried In the Mt.
Pisgah Cemetery on the nth, Rev. S. D.
skAton preaching De funeral sermon.
The eshsge1Tk filed y sveggSgAs
ing on the occasion.
Messrs, J. NJ. and J. H. Dawson, of
Md, are visiting their uncle, j. IT
fHlY9inss' of this PLACE. gsfslp nj gllJlIi
,Mrl b. N I FfanfrE IDS. gone 70 Basia,
CITY 70 work. |IIE!EIIE|| Effs
Mr.. Charles 'Wrfggies and wife, of
Bridgewater, are spending a few days at
his fathers, in our town - T. =
Rey.- 6. ". and ", +, stqver, Of Folly
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Excursions to Colorado

Excursion tickets to Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pnebl0 are nov loas, safe at
aai'caupcp tiaket Offices of tire by % !,
r. r. at reduced rates valid. for ret.lrl
inurnaY until October 81 ST 1890.
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Mls: , ROSA *. KELLY tLs. RQekwsff Iowa
@ReSm1f:Anf

~ OuIlcQfa-NeS0
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and purest and
best Of Humor Remedies. internally, and CUTI-
an exquisite Skin Beautifer,, externally, have
euued thousands of cases where the shedding of
scales measured quart daily, the skin cracked,
human endurance hais life!ess ORAL gone, pr
5 6isa IN tsa as,lss yweaT
Sold everywh6re. Price, CUTICUKA, Soc: SOAP
&c; RESOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
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10 9I.Ij NJ Al !lEII.,
HOMMISSIONER,S OEEIGEi i..., l...ll
(ytJNMfssTONER,s. OFMCB..li.

N IONIhIooIOINIIIl . OP rIOns
the ssuss Pshains H II tt tsat
Court of; Augusta ander the style of Taylor, IA I
IS s ae = a e Ga I'm a n9I'ss
VayePP Rapt ans S WI Al H3dsaP
as attorneys at law, Sarah EslTaglor, III. Wel-I
LEI, and Maggie 81 his wife. and Grace A.. Lucy
Alice and Wiley g Iaylol infants pngeT 4 years
Guardian adj litem of said infant hefandantssf
cause, May 18TH 1859: shano II my once IN,
l...uiluen I'd 81 i,esoslaeils
i.I9sesqaX,i The. STU day gffa JulN, 1890, ig
proceed to state the accounts OF VIM. a. Hud-,
r 81 Pstaisf II rs 81
ARISING under said deed and with. Alexander W.
and Emma Taylor, with special. statement. Of
am rfnattefs deemed PERTINENT by.coninissfuner
Ior required bytanys parity dnintereSt!s.a itsauf
ji;,s.,. ~ I,.Ws GREEN SMITH; bal
49,, y i S1aI ~ N -
4oMsfIssIoN 9EEIGE 81. 49,
TO John rutherford, strvivig FARTHER Or Iiilb
& Rutherford, lSldinsif and Rdsyin ID. BELL j. d.
TTas Ig ae i hnna BEL Wm J. Ae1san
Bell and TaVffla, his wife, Robert 81 Heli and
John Of Bell and Matte, his wife, defendants In
t4esuit below paMeAs apd all lien creditors Of
=. p. Bell Take Notice, that. In pursuance Of a
decree Uttered on the 18th of May 1885, by the
Ciieuit Court of augusta, In the cdaIeerg causet
tors, f. b., Us. Bell p, and as. shalt Oh
|. Tuesday, the 1st -dqy OF J,t7yy, 1890, az
at my pttice ln Stalptop. proceed ~ take, state
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i'sis.si. t!,.!i pi 5..sit.ts.(. ,sl !.3.i
,--s.9 49, a.as..s, s.siSt y ~lJtlil'.s ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
NOT AN APPLICANT.
The Assistant superintendent OF Penitentia-
riss Wants TO Sc Major G0ree
Reappoin.ed.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX. Dec. 3.-EX-S Senator
E. G. Douglass of Rusk assistant super
Inten0ent of peniteutiaries, is in the
city. Mr.. Douglass says he is in hopes
that Governor Hogg will reappoint Major
Goree as superintendent OF state peniteu-
tiaries. Douglass says he Is not an ap-
plicant for Goree . place, Us reported in
some of the papers. He now has charge
of 900 "ouvicts in aud out of the walls at
Rusk, and reports everything working
smoothly.
The following parties were sent to the
Rusk penitentiary this morning: Robert
Morrison, for burglary, three years;
Newton Wright, colored, burglary, three
years and six months; Charles Fem-
ming. colored. burglary, five years;
Berry High,ower, twelve years for horse
theft and swindling; VIII Daily colored,
theft, three years; Mack Reinhart,
orse-thett, FIVE years; John Thomas,
cOloTed, burglary and theft. seven years;
Lee Lane, colored, theft, two years;
Jeff JefreYs. burglary, two years; Tate
Patterson, forgery, two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
FRENCH DUTIES IMPOSED.
Sentenced to Hang.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-The trial of Mrs.
Nellie Pearcy on o charge of murder
ended to-day. The jury returned q YER
diet of guilty and the prisoner was sem
fenced TO be hanged. The crime for
which Mrs. Pearcy is to die was COM
mifted on October "a last. On that
morning the body Of woman, which
was subsequently, identified as that OF
Mrs. Hogg, wife OF London porter.
was found in South Hampstead locality.
Her throat had been cut and her skull
fractured. Investigation by the police
soou revealed that Mrs. Bogg had visited
Mrs. Pearey the previous afternoon, tax
ing her infant child with her. Starch of
the Pearcy residence revealed traces of a
bloody struggle, and Mrs. Pearcy was
taken into custody. The motive for
murder was revealed at the coroner's
inquest when Hogg. the husband of the
murdered woman, testified that g liason
had existed between himself and Mrs
Pearcy. IL was shown that during the visit
words had passed between the two
women, and Mrs. Hogg aud her infant
were murdered by her husbands ms
trssa.