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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-07-31
Private Sale Of Land


M iSHING to make q change in my business.
w 0tIef at private sale my farm, contain
lag apol1 4oU acres over 100 cleared-aH set in
grass except about 30sacres, with water in every
neit with good dwelling, all necessary out
buildings, an excellent water-power for any
KIND OF machinery; with tenant houses; also
al almost inexhaustibe bed of kaoln clay,
Which has been tested by experts and pro
nounced to be of an excellent quality; burns
and glazes well, making the best of ware. Can
give best of references to it's quality. 1t is
located Ii miles from Lipscomb siding, s. RI.
with an almost level grade.
will also sell an excellent farm, lying on both
sides of South River, bordering on Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, about one mile from Stuart g
Draft Depot, containing 1888 acres, about l50
acres cleared, all nicely set in grass will cut
over 100 tons of hay this season; known as part
of the Adam McChesney tract
also have large tract of unimproved land,
which will sell to suit purchasers. Also a tract
OF pine timber, about TX millions feet. Will sell
saW-mill hrst-class new planning mill, double
slrfacer, latest improved.
TERMS reasonable and made known on appl-
cation to the undersigned, either in person or
by letter. j. II. RANKIN,
Stuarts Draft P. o., Augusta Co., Va,
julyl04t Argus copy.
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Accidental Shooting.

Accidental Shooting.
Tuesday afternoon, VIM. KILLER and
his brother, John KILLER, together with
John L. Romack, ali living at Waynes-
boro, went out hunting VIM KILLER
salaa rated from the two men and return
ed to Wayneshoro about nightfall. Jno
Kibler and Romack had not returned at
O'Clock and VIM KILLER went down
the G. & Q. L. Il. to look for them He
saw them coming over the track near
steps from each other, John KILLER pull
ed up his gun, and said, halt. The par
ties continued to approach each other
and when about 90 steps apart, John
Kibler commanded VIM Kibler to halt
again, and repeated it, at the same time
he fired the shot. covering the body of
his unfortunate brother, and piercing
his heart, caused instant death. Drs.
Austin and Myers were called in, but the
man was dead.
All the facts were brought out in the
trial before Mayor Wright OF Waynes
boro. 1t was shown that the parties
were on perfectly good terms that Jno.
supposed his gun was not loaded, having,
he thought, discharged it on his way
down the railroad Upon "A full state
ment of all the facts, Mayor Wright dis
charged the prisoner. VIM. Kibler
leaves wife and two children,
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

A $ ILLUSTRATOR C. t. a. of John Miser
"a decd, will offer for sale on the prem
ises, near bethlehem Church, on
Monday, September list, 1896,
that valuable farm belonging to the as5ate OF
John Miser, decd, containing about &c acres,
more or less. This tract is located 4. River
heads District ~ miles FROM Swoope's Depot,
convenient to mills, churches and schools.
The improvements on the farm are fan: there
Is good orchard in full bearing
The land will be offered in parcels or as IA
CAST sum
TLRMs:-Cne bhird cash; balance. iii one, two
ana shreo years, che purchaser or purchasers ex-
ecutiiig bonds with approved security, bearing
interest, ard waiv ling homestead Ti6le retained
ag Ultimate security
j. +. SHJEY,
Admir- c. t. a. Of Jann Miser deed.
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Charged With Poisoning Two calve

Cnarged With Poisoning Two Calves
Justice S. A. D. Mckee, OF Riyerheads
district, committed Mary Womeldorf,
white woman, to jail on the goth inst,
charged with administering poison tar
senic mixed With corn to two calves
with intent to kill, the property of Geo.
w. Williams. The evidence shows that
the poison in the corn was placed where
it would be eaten by the calves on the
18th of July. The warrant for arrest
was issued the 23rd of July, and the
trial before Justice Mckee the 29th,
when Constable Mcclure delivered the
accused at the jail
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Charter Granted

Judge VIM. Mclaughlin has granted
charter to- the Basic City Hardware
Company, with the following incorpo
rators; Arthur Fitzpatrick, David H
Fitzgerald, Reuben P. Brutf, Oscar r
Swift, Samuel Forrer, Charles M
Hughes, jr.. J. A. Wise and James Bum
gardner, jr. The purpose of the com.
pany is to manufacture builders hard,
ware and other hardware articles.
Extensive buildings are being erected at
Basic City to accommodate the com
pany. Capital stock not less than
$4,000 nor more than $l5OOao, in shares
of 800 each
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The Markets.

There has been slight advance in wheatsince
our last report We quote.
Flour, family, $3.50; extra, $500. Wheat, SO TIC
95c. Corn, 81 to SIC. Oats IS to 3ec. New prime
Timothy hay, $9.00-August delivery.
L1V STO C K--Islltim0rs July 2s-lsest
beeves, $4374 to $4.70 per 100 lbs. Sheep, 3k to
5'sc gross. Lambs, . to exc per Id gross Hogs
5A to SIC net.
NeaU York. Jaly 2s.-Native Steers, 1866 to $4.75
Sheep, $4.00 to $500. Lambs, $500 90 500 pei
100 lbs.
Richmond, J,ttD 2S.-Best cattle. 3S to 44c
gross, Sheep, to 44c gross. Lambs. 4 to SIC
gross. Hogs So to &c net
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Liggett

Has rousing advertisement on the first
page. Read it, There is money in it to
every one who will avail of his fiatterine
offer and the bargains he will assure
Call and see him.
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Excursions to Baltimore.

The B. & O. r. r. Co. will sell cheap
excursion tickets to Baltimore from ALL
stations on it's lines between Whining
ton, Del, Staunton, Va. and Oakland,
Md, inclusive, on Tuesday and Thurs
day of each week until Aug s1st, discon-
tinuing the sale of tickets on Saturdays
as previously announced. Tickets will
be valid going on all trains on day of
sale and valid returning on all trains
until following day, inclusive, and from
stations South and West of Harpers
Ferry, they will be valid returning for
three days including day of sale.
For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee ON every
bottle of Shiloh's NitaIizer 1t never
fails to cure. w. M. Allen, successor to
Child & Shelton.
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Notice.

A village camp meeting will be held
at Mount Chapel, A. M. E. Church, Me-
Dowell, Va, August %, until August %,
and may be held longer. Revs. D. J.
Picker, g. B. Smith, P E. and G. E.
Stewart, will be present and preach
Preacher in charge, Rev. c. NJ Tone.
The proceeds of the eating tables for the
church.
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State Student

Attached to the catalogue of the Col
lege of William and Mary and State
Male Normal School. session 1S89-90, is a
card, sYour county is entitled to State
student, also to any vacancy" Is Au-
gusta county represented?
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Box 11S, Staunton, Va.

A NASAL INJECTOR tree with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price
so cents at W. M. Aliens, successor to
Child and Shelton.
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but q source OF please. $40 lro'tf
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VAIL
W. loor,. f,,r, ber from Mr. Lott shat
Professor Pool i nrooressino very favor
ahlv with his oraat sebame of connecting
the coal If Vast VIRGINIA with tbe iron
oras of tina Valley and establishing a
,umhar Of largo industries at Wavnes.
boro Mr. Io+t axnrasses his entire con-
fdonoa in +ba sro.aos ~ the nlan as
soma of +bamosi srhstantialan wealthy
o;+;1ans Of Roc,,o have hacom,a Interested
! in il.
All the Boston visitors were well
pleased with what they saw and en-
thusiastic over the lovely country sur
rounding Wavnesboro and the promise
if gives for q thriving. PROSPEROUS bust
ness centre The near future. we hope.
will witness the realization of deferred
homes and The assurance of the founda-
tion for u beautiful city in that far
famed r,ortion of the Valley.
Sale or Lots at Basic Guy.
Yesterday the Basic CITY Company put
lOo lois on the market. Ihe lots are all
residence lots, situated on the pluil west
OF South River, and overlooking Basic.
The Company had priced these lots al
from SoO0 TO S6oO. One party from
Roanoke wired taking all the lots at the
company's price, but this was declined
as q nnmbar of aoan+s had sold a major
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Married.

July nth, 1896 in Charlottesville, Va, pv Rev.
y L. Petr1e, Mr.. Henry Ricnards Tate and Miss
oeorglana 1hackel1ofd, both OF Charlottesville
July 18th, 1890 iii Crabbottom, Highland couu-
Gy, Charles vdndervander, OF Feud county,
W. Va, and Miss Ann t. Rexrode, Of Highland
county The marriage was celebrated by Rav,
E. p c. Coe.
July I'D. 1880, at Alexandria, Mr.. b Kurtz of
Waynesboro, ana Mrs. Ada Daniel.
july 18th, 1890, by Rev. Dr.. Nelson, Mr.. Nathan
daughter of George W Hewitt.
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Issued every Thursday Morning

Advertisements inserted at $l.00 per square for
trst Insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount made for Quarterly. hair
yearly, and yearly advertisements.
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Deaths.

July 2lst, 1880, at New Hope, Mr. Peter Nevers
aged about s. years.
Mr.. John Shumake, OF Mt. Sidney, died on Sat
urday last, aged s. years. He was useful citi
zen, and largely connected i'll thar locality.
James NJ Nickle, son of John j. Nickle, died
at Burke's Mill. the 25th, aged months and p
days,
Mrs. Saith, wife OF Harry Smith, Esq, died at
Dayton OF Monday of last week of consump-
ton, aged 70 years. She was for many years a
member of the church. Rev. j. w. Howe and
Joim Flory conducted the funeral services.
MIS- barbara Hull Wilson lnee Ervine) wife of
Jno wilson, died at her home on Cowpasture,
Highland county, July 18th, 1890, aged 81 years
and mouths.
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Excursions to Historic Battleflelds.

Excursions to Historic Battlefelds.
series of special excursions to the
Battlefelds of Cedar Creek, (Middle-
town, Winchester and Harper's Ferry,
under the auspices of the Grand Army
of the Republic are announced for Aug.
20, Sept. 16 and Oct. 16, 1890, affording a
rare opportunity to visit the Historic
Ground where the contending hosts
struggled for victory.
Tickets for these excursions will be
sold from all ticket stations on the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Il. 4. east of the Ohio
River at one fare for the round trip on
Aug. 10 and 30, Sept. 10 and IS, Oct. Is
and 10, 1890, valid for return journey
ten days including day of sale.
For the accommodation OF those de-
string to visit the Battlefields of Antie-
tam and Gettysburg, the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. Co will place on sale excur
sion tickets at one fare for the round
trip to these points at Harper's Ferry
and Weverton, to be sold Aug. 20 to es.
inclusive, good to return until Aug. goth.
inclusive. Sept. 16 to "a, inclusive, good
to return until Sept %, inclusive Oct.
10 to "a, inclusive, good to return until
Oct. 20, inclusive. For rates and time
OF trains call on or address Agents of
B. q O. r. r.
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Commissioners Sale of
CITY PROPERTY.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE,of the Court Of
ID Hastings for The city Of stanton, rem
dered at the March term thereof, 1890 il 5ha
causes OF Reed VS.. Derrick & ais and Jackson vs.
Derrick ais therein pending, twDi OH
SATURDAY, the $50 dag of' dss0asi, $780,
in front of the Courthouse OF Augusta county,
proceed to Offer for sale at pubic auction Two
certain houses and lots lying on the north gif!e
of West Main street i'll 1he city Of Staunton,
numbered respectively 927 and 929 ard belong
ing TO Shedarach Jackson
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash III hand sufficient to
repay costs OF sale and the rule issued against
said Jackson in the above named causes and
the balance upon credit OF one, two and three
years from day Of sale; the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for tine deferred
! instalments, bearing interest from tie day of
sale and title retained as ultimate security.
w. D. RUNNEI.5 CoInm'r.
Virginia. City Of St0untOr, to qpit:
] hereby certify that VIM. D. Runnels. Special
Commissioner, has given bond, with security, as
required by law and by decree entered the
18th day of March, 1890 i'll the chanceI'y cause
of Jackson Derrick and Reed VS.. Derrick
pending in the Court of Hastings tor the city of
Staunton.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of July,
1890. NEWTON ARGENBRTGHT, Clerk.
July24-4t
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The citizens of Middlebrook and
vicinity are pushing the question of
| the extension of the Cumberland
Valley Railroad with great energy.
A large meeting of citizens was
held Monday, (Court-day), over which
Hon. A. B. Lightner presided and Mr..
E. o. Peale was secretary. Mr.. John S.
MeCorllle explained the object of the
meeting to be to obtain the co-opera-
ton of the towns along the line of
the proposed extension of the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad by presenting the
advantages of the western line of the
Valley counties. Addresses were made
by Col. j. G. Shields, Capt James Bum
gardner, Col. r. S. Turk and Charles Cur
~, ESQ. A committee was appointed by
the chair to report the work of the
meeting, rs follows: Middlebrook, Z.
M. Smiley Swoope's, John Christian
Churchville, Ii. H. Hanger; Parnassus,
Thomas S. Hogshead Mt Scion, DR..
j. Il. Clarke; Sangersville, John w.
Crist. The committee reported the fol-
lowing as the time and places for hold
ing the meetings, viz Moffett's Creek.
Saturday, August 9th, 8 p. M; Swoope's,
August 9th, 3 p. M; Churchville, Satur-
day, August 9th, 3 p. M; Parnassus,
Thursday, August 18th, 8 p. m; Mt. So
Ion, August 9th, 5. p. m. Sangersville,
August, 9th, 8 p. m. Similar action will
be had in all the Valley counties.
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900 -E5oll1 u:
Wal! E!:dr|::.,,e,1
At n Sacrllc CO.

In order to make room for my Fan STOCK OF
School Books and Stationery, will for Che ,ext
60 days offer my large stock Of WALL PAPER
AT the following prices for cash only
Best hite Blanks. re per roll.
Gilt Papers .-........... Sc
Embossed Papers Observation-Disclosures. lac 50 =
~ Now is the time to decorate your rooms
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SHILoH's CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Croop, Whooping Cough and bron-
chitis, W. M. Aliens, successor to Child
a. Shnlt1,r
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MISS MAY HAMILTON would be happy to
~ form SELECT class in piano. Will take
either advanced pupils or beginners, as she is
fully prepared by experience in teaching for
either
Miss Hamilton recently returned from Ger
many. where she studied technique with Herr
Zwentcher in the Conservatory OF LeipsiZ. She
is also a full course graduate OF school OF music
of llillmuth College, London, Canada. holding
both gold and silver medals taken at gradua-
hundred dollars Address, 4O3 JOHNSTON ST
opposite Methodist School. juIy3t
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w. l. OLIVIER.
Bookseller, Stationer, and Dealerin Paper Hang
inss, rs W. Main st.,next Y NC. A. building.
juy21
STEWARDS 0FFIcls,
Western Lunatic Asylum,
Staunton. Va. July I'D, $50
L PROPOSALS FOR COAL.--Sealed proposals
i to furnish this Asylum iSo0 IONS OF best
Steam Coal will be received at this office up to
II O'Clock NJ, on August 5th Bids must be
made for screened or may also DE made
for run of mine coal. Delivery to be in gondola
cars either on ASYLUM switch on G. g. .. X r. or
at the nearest point to Asylum on Il. s. O. Il. r.
Delivery to aegn by 18th OF August, and 30 be
continued at a rate OF not less than 30, ana not
more than i,la tons per week. Payment of one
half OF bill to be due when 900 tons are delivered
and balance on completion of contract
The right IS reserved to reject any and All bids
Address tt%a LEWIS HARTMAN, ft
july3l 1t Steward.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

On trains Nos. 50 and 81 Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between New cork and Atlanta, and
Atlanta and New Orleans
On trains No 30 and 50 Pullman Buffet yesti-
bule Sleepers between Washington and New
Orleans and Washington and Birmingham via
Danyilie, and Washington and Hot Springs via
Salisbury.
Sleepers between Washington and Cincinnati
and Louisville.
On trains Nos. "a and 50 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between Washington ana Memphis
On trains Nos. IS and So Pullman buffet Sleep
ers between Washington Rome Ca, via
LylchOurg and Bristol.
Through 5icNess on sale 1T the principal sta
lions to al polnES For rates or information
apply to any agent of the Company, or to
G, NJ. aORUM, D. P. A.
Lynchburg, Va.
JAS. l. TAYLOR; G. z. a. Washington. DC.
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MANASSAS BnANCH.

NA1-l-NN3Os- TiAiisS N0s. IS, so, 81, and So
nn-e5 dasfs 70 @au fc"s. Warrenton.
Lea kockA Hul4at 500 a. M Arrive Franklin
Jur4.}ten s:5e Leave Franklin junction
G26 =. u. Alive at Rocky Mount 1920 p. III.
GoEn0Nsfss LLR.-Trans leave Orange for Cor
aonsylts 80 p. NJ, and 1l:15 A. NJ. daily, sis p
II. CAL except Sunday, and 500 A. NJ, daily ex-
eept sunday and Monday. Returning, leave
ttoetonsyille for Orange at l0:fD A. Nj. ls0 p NJ.
dai4y, and $50 7. NJ daily except Sunday, 700 A.
M.daily except Sunday and Monday, and 430 A.
M. MONDAYS 0DIy
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THE VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
STAUNTON, VA.

$. NJ. yosr s. SON. EpIrons AND pnornInroRs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
COURT RECORDS.
WILLIAM Z. WELLS,
HENRY Z. HENDERSON.

UNITED STATEs-Judge Severens-
The United States vs.. John Bigham,
indictment for making false affidavit
to procure pension; arraigned and
pleaded guilty, remanded to Jail TO
await sentence. The United states VS..
Samuel hkerly, ldictment for peddling
tobacco without giving required bond
arraIgned and pleaded guilty, sentence
deferred until December ,. The United
States vs.. L. d. Staples, three indict-
ment for using the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes; arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. Melvin Downing, ct al, VS..
Gardner 5. Allen, ct al; verdict for
plaintiff assupmsit for s2,579.94, and
Judgment thereon. Dubois st. John
VS.. Joseph Rust, ct at; interlocatory
decree for plaintiff. Ferrill Foundry
and Manufacturing Co. VS.. Farmer
Roller Mil Co.; order dlscharglng re-
ceiver.
CIRcUIT-Hon. VIM. F.. Grove, Judge
-Louls A. Bendit, Max Dorly and Sig
mund L. Bendit VS.. Don j. Leathers. as
sumpslt; judgment for defendant for
costs. Thomas +. Condley ct al. VS..
Wm. Cridler, assumpsit; order setting
aside non-sult. Randall :. Parkman
VS.. Geo. L. Bennett and Ellen Kersey.
replevln; argued and submitted. Jesse
Owen VS.. Peter Rlngelberg, assumpsit;
argued and submitted. Geo. III. Glider
sleeve VS.. William A. Snyder, trOyer
continued uutil October -, upon pay
ment of plaintiff witness fees to be
taxed. Steven Brroks vs. Joseph Peters,
assumpsit; continued upon payment OF
Dlaintltf'S witness fees Jesse McCul-
lOm VS.. Benjamin r. Fuller and
Joseph b. Ware, sssumpsit; on trial
Hon. NJ. c. Burch, judge-JOhn G.
Britain vs.. John Kelly, assumpsit; YER
Dict Tor plaintiff for S2S5, judgment foI
plaintiff accordingly with costs; pro-
ceedlngs stayed twenty days. The Peo
pie VS.. Anderson Pangborn and Lamar
Pangborn, information for assault with
intent to do great bodily harm, les,
than the crime of murder. On trial.
SUPERoR-Hon. E A. Burhngame
judge-Court convened 10 O'Clock; fol
loving are the cases: People VS.
Nathan ;. Pinckney, embczzlement
sentence deferred until Monday, Oct
l3, at 10 a. m. People VS.. Mrs Neronics
Chapman, adultery; case dismissed ano
respondent discharged. Adjourned
until 10 a. m. today.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus f. Perkins
iudge-Estate of LYMAN Smith, de
ceased; Will and petition for probate
filed: hearing Nov. 7. Estate of Evs
Austin, minor: letters OF guardianship
TO Mary J. Braisted. Estate OF Abbl'
Y. Steketee, deceased; executors fina
account filed. hearing Nov 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

CHASED of sage. oealo no3 sapy.ose he
e-eugGt nGAf Ssgs AetsF 1&1 ~ se IS.
saa zllnoaxA N4a1sxo i eiaS 81 1855
"a hls Test naony AS toSt. tAeFe IS not
! Word - sxl1eacs t1az = "a .lls taie
Ae ever made ; ca IA - taeSe ooGt,ous-
IaSE HlNksou. Rhs1 ne eooset lae
mass & bonds. saptose4 hs Nas t'slA sns
= Il ne coupons tnAs etfe efeT ga t1eila.
MI h2Fdis b eeaslaeFea - Deslaess
men IenscEQa "a Af. AAfaers
integrity
II. upo0 the points Ahose set forth.
tie supreme C0agt IS NJ talA6, aisre-
garae1 tae welgal 0l testimony, Il :
certain that their CoIei 1s.onS lnnsl te
unfairly sgra uv<l ~ s0ppofi ans charge
u fraud AEAlElsl Af. IuTneF. fe0 fep-
uLztsons wouid ~ sale 4 III socn : con
lroyefsy. embracing large volume -
testimony, = deeision one Way " TIE
other saould bs hrld ~ Ilx : charge ~
fraud upon business man. Nhen The
decision ltself involves no suen conciu-
sl0n. IL MAS 20 30 expeetz1 fhaE Mrs
Turner would stand upon her !egAl
yghts against the corporation. Ia IAN
SUITS all Judges do n0g estimate evidence
alike, aud upon ghe weight OF evidence
ln a complicated controversy there can
always be = falr difference OF opinion.
Ihe decision Of the supreme COaTt ia
TINS case Was the result VI their view of
the evidence, upon points, A. ~ have
shown, which include 10 charge OF
fraud 10 NT. Turner.
Tie suit of Mrs. Turner upon the
coupons was ADVISED and begun by
MessIs. Huntington and Henderson.
| Upon Judge Huntington deceaSe, and
the removal Of Judge Henderson 10
| [ tan, Mr.. Dodge took charge OF the
case. lie and Mr.. Black repre-
sented Mrs. Turner ia the circuit
court, anu also argued the case IN the
/ Supreme Court. Mr.. Wells WAS re-
tanned as counsel, IN an application for
a reheaung.
Ii 80 happens that all the counsel las
we'll as Judge Peck, who decided the
case in Mrs. Turner'S favor 81 circuit
belong 10 the Democratic party. The
undersigned are sufficiently known TO
| the Democracy OF Michigan 10 entltle
/ their statements 10 confidence. They
are friends Of Judge Wnans, and deep
| ly interested IN his election; but they
| protest, and they are confident Judge
| Winans Will join in their protest, against
4
wolves an assault upon the personal in
tegrity of an antagonist like this The
contest in Michigan is one of antagon-
istic principles and policies, fifty repre-
sented by the opposing candidates for
Governor. The cause or the Democratic
party does not require the use Of the
weapons of personal detractiOn or un-
fair assaults upon the personal IN
tegrlty of candidates. Ana We are sure
that this statement, made in justice 10
Mr.. Turner, Will be appreciated by the
| Democracy, who may not as readily
| give a hearing 70 him as to US, and by
all falr-mindN men, who hold, in every
political campaign, the balance OF
| power.
Oct. l, 1890. c. p. BLACK.
WILLIAM Z. WELLS,
| HENRY Z. HENDERSON.