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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

MAJOR MORRILL, says he is ashamed
of Kansas. How does Kansas feel to-
ward candidate who is ashamed of
her? That PLAY Of campaign brought
an overwhelming defeat TO the republi-
cans of Missouri two years ago, and
Will produce like result for the repub-
licans arkansas next fall if persisted in.
When man becomes ashamed of his
state the best thing be can do is to
move out instead of running for Office.
-Kansae City Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

THE republicans and democrats of
Colorado have fused. Anything to do
the bidding of the Rothschilds. But
Colorado populists are strong enough to
defeat the combined forces of the old
parties.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

DICK BLUE and Maj. Morrill, are
out making gold-bug speeches and en-
dorsing Secretary Carlisle's bond issue.
The State Journal, a staunch silver
advocate swallows the whole outfit and
rejoices in the honesty and integrity of
these "redeemers." Consistencyl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

THE old party tools are never out of
political mud and blasphemy. The
latest from these Shiny mouths is that
congressman Hudson Is defending an
archy and Santo, the assassin of Presi-
dent CaTnOt. Such infamous living,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

The Kingman Courier publishes an
article from the Harper Bulletin.
This is new one on us; we didn't
know that such paper was in exis-
tence. We notice that the article is
from correspondent and not from an
editor as the Courier would have its
readers believe. The clipping only
goes to show the comparative reliabili-
ty of the g. o. p. sheets.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

WHEN the government owns and
operates the railroads and manages all
the affairs connected Herewith. such
troubles as the late Pullman boycott
Will be unknown. Another argument
for government ownership.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

SEVERAL populist conventions will
be held today in different states of the
union. 1t is, to say the least, a very
appropriate day. A populist conven-
tion shows more true genuine patriot
ism than all the fireworks in the
world
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

THE populists of the third congress
ional district have renominated con-
gresham Hudson for representative to
congress. by reclamation amid cheers
and enthusiasm.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

IN the South the democrats seem to
be as bad as the republicans in the
north. The republicans of Tennessee
have fused with the pops to overthrow
the democracy of that state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

Under P 5772 General Statutes of 1889 at nv
office in Medicine Lodge Barber County Kan
sas on Thursday July 9TH 1894 between the
hours of 10 A NJ and p NJ. 1 will offer at
public sale the following described tracts of
school land said tracts being the unsold DOR
ton thereof.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

The Kansas republicans say their
California brethren are crazy; and the
Callfornians say the same of the Kan
sas republicans. We think its "hoss
and hOsS.''
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

THE Kansas republicans have read
the California republicans ont of the
party. "A house divided against it
self can't stand" The Kanses dlyis-
ion will go down next November.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

1 WOULD rather see a drouth like
that OF 1890 than see the PopulIst party
secure control of the affairs of our
state.-MaiOr +. n. Morrill,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04
Peoples Party Ticket.

For AssO ;iate Justice.
GEORGE. w. CLARK,
OF Rice County.
For Governor,
l.. ID. LEwELLING,
of Sedgwick County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
D. /. Furbeck,
of Shawnee County.
For Secretary of state.
j. W. AMIS,
Of Smith County.
For Auditor.
VAN B. PRATHER.
Of Cherokee County.
For Treasurer,
w. II. BIDDLE,
Of Butler County.
For Attorney General,
JOHN T. LITTLE,
of Johnson County
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
H.. GAINES,
Of Saline County.
Congressman-At-Largc,
w. A. HARRIS,
of LeaYcnworth County.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

THE Cresset has informed the public
that the majority OF the Harper and
Barber county voters are fools.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

n. CAsIxnR PERIER was elected
president of France i'll succession to
Sadi-C arnot.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

ILLINOIS democrats gave Cleveland a
very cold endorsement.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

CONGRESS ought to celebrate the
Fourth by adjourning.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04
SOCIETIES.

Q " LOREN EDWARDS CAMP, No. I5s
u :. of v, meets on LIST and Sd Satur
day evenings of each month, in their hall on
North Main street.
w. II. LOWRY, Commander.
j. U. ROMIG, Adiutant
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

State of Kansas, County Of Barber, IS:
tiffs.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The large crowd that attended the
opening day Of the American Jockey
Club at Jerome Park yesterday, was
In anything but an angelic mood by the
time 1t arrived In the city last night.
In the first place. the trip to the track,
especially for those who did not go on
the first train, was calculated to start
the crowd of In a bad humor. The
special scheduled to leave at lis did
not STRAIT, and the crowd was forced to
walt until 10 Then the train got
stuck in the long. smoky tunnel, and
stood there for nearly half an hour.
When at last the crowd got to the track,
1t found that the original attractive
programme had been cut to pieces. only
thirty OF the sixty-five horses originally
named. facing the starter. The handi-
cap the feature Of the card, which, had
even half the horses started. would have
provided led horse race was yaS. ruined only
Many uncomp.imentary remarks, In
which the word padded" was frequently
used, were heard, II the meeting IL to be
anything OF "A success, the practice OF
padding the card should be brought to "A
stop.
The scheme of placing the starters
number on the saddle. instead of upon
the Jockeys arm, was tried at jerome
Park yesterday. The scheme is a big
visible at the finishes.
Hamilton landed the first three winners
at Jerome. His han Hing of Owlet was
brilliant, and recalled the days when
Hamilton was the star Jock"
Mike Dryer Is said to have been re,
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Good viii q Interest for Sale.

,,,-n>,L,,,,,, ,,,,,,x, -. "a, 49, a, ,,,
rent 40; collects sBI; IVA rlor Ard basement ,ur
party own list. ~ Hancock st. b tween Bleek
or aud Houston s,s.
FURNISHED. ROOM HOUSE. lis Washington
place; good loca i,y; near 18th ave. LIS hioh
r.,,, n,a inr rit, hnt,a, ior saie ,h.nn
L,,cetse ri s,,,knnss
- 80. -.-.-
,r,, x.6Gn hi, rash Innuire 10 bsst I;t:;d ~
-
GROCERY STORE Smal grocery store, well
stocked; hoing nrSl,clhH, caSn business nheV
M nest ne ~ lnorhuois ~ tne tltyi unuernrntn
NE n,nty I1uns tsi,emnl nous, ~. lena, Hi W
on account OF sickne1S! no agents. sj6 West
10th ST.. between I,h " s.h avcs.
GROCERY DOJN cash husiucsS chelp good
,umitu,; ,mo"p 'eh'' Nese'"o'o ''"'e 'h''uu'"
'"
GROCERY eat part Of Columbus ave. good
The evening world., 1894-08-09
NE WANTS TO Go TO PRISON.
"s WaiiburE Says He's Out of
Work and Starving.

.,,, O'Clock this morning Policeman
csan,i Of the Fifth street station, found
a m'e "allhurg, nineteen years Old. OF
AZ NV. trying to force open the door
WI baU,u pudding at 81 Eighth street.
GER @' are you doing?" asked the off,
sail cant cant to enter the building t, steal"
Market Justice smms. in the Essex
ieudsGn,, r S Court to-day. asked the de-
THE o Mat he had 10 say, ne replied:
Al can yer caught me dead to rights.
work " ANY 10 so to prison. I am out of
~ have q starving. In prison at least
Thing To s Ioof over my head and some
% not yeIv which Is something that
Tor MA vas held in S defsu no~ oOo hail
saAp. VI q charge OF attempted bur
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Suicide OF IA Louisville Girl.


CHICAGO, Aus o.-Mse Hastings, said to be
rouo LouityilIe. Ky. killed herself at the Great
Northern Hotel early to day with morphine Miss
hastings was q beautiful young woman ahn u sald
IN. "A auarroi With her 1sncee. whose name Is
unknovn u thought 70 have caused her suicide.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Instruction.,

EXCELSIOR BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL. 1872
East Ijth st. Private instruction.; one lesson,
Soc. five lessons. ~.
STAGE-Quick preparation by experienced
actor: valuable coaching next season. Ad.
dress DE WARREN. 3)i W. 4Sth 81.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School.
Ss broadway. ". y: 81 week Call write.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
To GAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS,
nITr TnnAY
FOREIGN PORTS.
(By csble.)

GENOA. Aug s.-sa!lsd steamer Fulda. for
New York. ,..
steamer Havel, from Bremen for New YORK
The evening world., 1894-08-09

CORNER LIQUOR STORE urooAlyal. Manhattan
ave. finest cheapest ever offered.
LITTLE a IOYT, q Chambers s.,
CORNER GROCERY and liquor store good loea-
lion; license. lease cheap rent.
McCARTN, ia Main st, lohkers
pEIICATESSEN STORE with dry groceries, for
sale cheap; cuLpcttion within blocks
2O6S Sd
EXPRESS Tor sale. paving business, rigs looks
10 sho~ METROPOLITAN COLLECTING
AGENCY, World.
FANCY AND VARIETY STORE. good paving
business. Inquire ENGINEER. % South 9TH
ave no AGENTS
.FIRSI-CIA : corner liquor store for sale; fun
licensed: toi reasons TO- selling. Inquire 3li
NrwarK ave, corner CLIFTON ST., loboktn.
FIRST. CLASS RESTAURANT. WITH elegan,g FUR,
ui.hrI rooms full running order, Inquire JOE
leiipIl ave, HrggAIHu.
OK -ALi -On,y Si5u cast. sa'"Cn with Io1l-
table: nice Ntur's 80; beer good reason ioT
r.Iiug. 90 tl!nIua st., u .Hr Isl st., Ho6oken,
y. +.
FOR sALE-W.ulr or hal; interest I'm newly
patented ,uG-fss'en"r. Address bs letter. e
4 WHEELER Nashua, y. II
FOR SAL"-welI-Gt'cd Up hIgl llu5tTy; rem;
paid tu Aug I, Ne reasonable Oher refused.
Address box Il. soJl ID ave
FOR SALE cheap ,or cash, small candy store.
newly put up. H West e7th st.
FOR sALE-Good- paying laundry business; easy
terms; small capital needed Address box l7s
Dover. ". J. ..u- .. ..--. &C.,.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Ei1y Wednesday until Sept IS tO'p b, TIM
WORLD = BOARDERS d T." Az adttT.
uSTleats unt,r ME eGsr6cution appearing in 3,
ne n,stay pnrniaS e'tIOn ~ THE WORLD ,OE
b. reosc:et ~ the EVENING WORLD he sam
fee VI CHARGE
The evening world., 1894-08-09
MISS M'CABE'S
T.FSNo<

Conservatory, 24s West 2ad St always ,open,
Correct WALTZ GUARANTEED; ave strictly pri-
vat: lessons 50, any hour. with music. Positively
noon and evening tn6w forp,ipg) Beginners re-
ceive individual private instruction in waltz and
latest fashionable dances. Monthly 81: quarterly
IS. RECEPTIONS Wednesdays and Saturdays
STAGE DANCING. every STYLE latest
novelties: terms moderate; pupils. Rata. Baby
Spencer. oterita: 500 references
c. HOWE. &c East AID St. guarantees the waltz
In u private Lessons. IS. reverse movement care
fully taught; YOUNG or OLD; day or evening.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. SIS West 18th ST..
teach New spsnish Bolero.'' Cloak But
terfy," "serpentine' and all stage dances.
OPEN ALL sUMMER-waIt. and ali fashIonabI.
dances taught rapidly; cirruisTA KNfCkER.
ROCKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West 18th St
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY re-
moved to American Theatre Building (which
cost 81. 900 o0o I2d St and Eighth ave, entrance
Eighth ave. take elevator; everything new:
very large hall, otis electric elevator. electric
light. steam heat II Is absolutely the hnest dane
ing school now 10 the country. thorough and ef'
fectire system Of teaching private lessons In the
Waltz our great speciality; class lessons. 81: q
class lesson IS correct waltz guaranteed In
private lessons. with music. sS circulars: hall TO
let, reasonable after class. Tor balls. receptions.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
BoarderS Wanted.

one TIM, &c. per t,te. Scoad Tine, Fc pr
Mr.: 7,ari ami SlbseYue1a Tina i6c- per I'M.
No eztrd charge on Sundays
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Phil Cavanaugh, Of Is State street
Kew London. who claims to be cham
pion, swimmer OF the Eastern States,
challenges the winner of the coming
SuEdstrom- Samson match to swim five
miles in dead water for 81 900 a side
He Is apparently very anxious for a
match with either OF the swimmers. and
says he Is prepared to back his claims.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Mike Dryer Is said 10 have been re-
spanslb.e for the big plunge on WIN
FonsJ.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
For Sale.
CASH REGISTERS all Kinds; cut prices: ali 70
pairing work guaranteed
SClIMIIT RHOa LA Prfnna ~

l. ~ ,---.-----------l---
CASH REGISTERS. all kinds; cut prices: all r.
pairing; work guaranteed
i D"oo'' no rnnce w.
w NTEi,, conee.mill, combination desk ana
s"ral nins; tcr lot Jsnitor. sos Columbus
DESKS. --,;eptIemer find roeitiso berr.in, Al am,
c,tallishmpIr: large a,,ortn,ent se.ond-hsnn
or new. co Liberty,
l,n,, $50, "a H. - , ----.--.-
r'it aHbi. - eo'ihch Single roll rander' In hrst-
lass t"nnlt,9n; mas been IN daily use and 70
, ,r s"'e'tu'ou Wy s'arum m,cnine; apply
boken, " j.
Et,p NtTtpr on,irr 10 r.,novi .sii a.. -
Sant fnrni.htDws ., ~ -,,., a.. SCI. nv ~.
nisnn, I'll ain,na9, ", IN ros, yoS AZ
evening".
GREAT DARGAtN--,'om. and makc an oaer a.
a handsome upright uianc, is; East bsth :.
y,t,,,,.,,,, ~, ,,,r,,, y..--z
hAh h NM ELS. win trenen Piats oevS
,,r,.y : =
reisonablc. Address f. ss5 sth ave
,,,,,..,,- -.-..---.,.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Jockey Cahill was probably put up on
Pochino SO as to enable the Matt Allen
crowd 10 get a price. They succeeded In
this. but failed to land. Had better boy
The evening world., 1894-08-09

The Kickhams and Garry Owens will
play an exhibition game Of Gaelic foot
ball at Ridgewood on Sunday afternoon.
The Kickhams, under Capt. F. Buckley,
are setting a hot pace for their COM
petitors. and expect to land well up in
the championship series. which will be-
gin early next month.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Hamilton landed the first three winners
at Jerome His han Hing of Owlet was
brilliant, and recalled the days when
Hamilton was the star Jock"
The evening world., 1894-08-09

CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE. iet East lith ST..
y. Brainin, proprie.or National total and de-
tail adders, Lamson check; also kruss reg
The evening world., 1894-08-09

This is ladies' day at Eastern Park,
and the last game with Baltimore will
be played. Brooklyn won't have an
adherent in the ranks of the fair sex I'M
less real ball Is produced.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

A good many cranks are trying to fig
ure out the reason for Daub's notifica-
ton of release. i. must be a good one,
whatever IL Is.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-15
Shooting in Bath County.

About dusk on Sunday evening of last
week, near Bath Alum Springs. John Liptrap
shot Chas. S. Vance through the lungs, who
died Wednesday night. In the absence of Lip
trap from home on that morning, negro
threw stones at his house, of which he was
informed by his wife on his return. He was
then on the look out for the negro and seeing
a man whom he supposed was the offender,
he fired, and shot Vance, who was about one
hundred yards from the house.
Liptrap is now in the Bath county jail.
Since the above was put in type, we have
seen the account given by a Warm Springs
correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch I'M
der date of last Saturday, which adds an addi-
tional shade to the picture of this tragedy
which was very dark before. This correpond-
ent says
1.-THE shot was fired in open daylight at
Vance, who was in fair view, and was shot
from the window of Liptrap's house 1t is
also stated that Vance had had improper rela-
tons with Liptrap's wife, and that Liptrap had
threatened to kill him if he ever caught him
near his house. If this is proved the case will
be one of grave magnitude On the other side
it is said that Liptrap is of a very excitabie
nature: that he had been told by his wife that
negro had on that morning been throwing
rocks at the house, and that he shot thinking
that Vance was q negro and was in the act OF
throwing rocks again. A special grand jury
will be summoned for Tuesday, the 14th in.
slant, when Liptrap will be indicted Tor muir
der. Messrs. William NJ and J. T. McAllis-
ter have been retained for the defence"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-15
The Trial of John A. Goodman.

The trial at Covington, Allegheny county
of Conductor John A. Goodman for the kill
ing of Col. H. c. Parsons at Gladys Inn at
Clifton Forge, which was commenced on
Wednesday Of last week is still i'll progress.
The Commonwealth did not get through with
the examination of the witnesses for the Com
monwealth till Monday when the examina-
ton of those for the defense commenced and
is still in progress. The trial will not be con-
eluded till the last of this week. The testi-
mony of the Commonwealth S witnesses sum-
moned to prove the character of the accused
to be immoral was more damaging to them
selves than TO the prisoner and the defense
examined witnesses impeaching their testi
mony, VINO testified that they'would not be-
ieve them on oath.
On yesterday, the testimony of the prisoner
was taken, who gives the circumstances of the
shooting as heretofore published. He says it
was not his purpose to shoot Col. Parson's
and that he made no effort to do so till the
motion made by Col. Parsons. which he
thought was to draw his pistol. Then he drew
his own pistol and fired. The pistol was in
his pocket before he saw Col Parsons. When
he went for his satchel he did to get the letter
Parsons had written, that he might show it to
him. 1t had been his purpose to sue Parsons
for libel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-15
M ES.

EAR.-At Cooks Greek
Presbyterian church in Rockingham, We'd
neSday afternoon, August Sth, Rev. w. G.
Hagan, pastor of New Erection Church, as
sisted by Rev. w j. e. Cox of the Staunton
: Baptist chuIch, Rev. G. r. Cruikshanks, pas
tor of the Baptist church in Harrisonburg,
to Miss Annie Rebecca Bear. daug liter of Mr..
A. J. Bear of Rockingham county.
BURNETT Grace Street Baptist
Church at 1880 q. m, Tuesday, August 18th,
by Rev. W. &. Hatcher. Prof. Jessie NJ. Bur-
nessee, to Miss Carrie Mayo Sands, the daugh-
ter of the late Alexander III. Sands, and the
sister of Hon. Conway r. and Maj. W. III.
Sands.
The bridal gifts We're numerous and costly
After receiving the concentrations of init
mate friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett took the
mid day train for tour of the South. Their
future residence will be at Carson Newman
College, where Professor Burnett fills the Greek
chair
so CONGRATULATIONS Uni o n,
Monroe county. W. Va, Thursday morning,
August 9th, by Rev. Geo. W. Easter, of the
Episcopal Church, Rev. Grant Paul Sommer-
vile of st. Mary's, Peasants county. w. Va,
to Miss Agnes Johnston. daughter of Mrs. V.
il. Johnston of Union.
LONG-BROCK.-In New Market, Shenandoah
county, at the residence of Mrs. Car Oline A.
Brock, mother of the bride, at p. M, Mon
day, August 9th, by Rev. J. a. Snyder, Dr. C.
NJ. Long. of Osakis, Minnesota, to Miss Edna
Earle Brock, daughter of the late Capt John
p, Brock.
KEMP-MASLIN, AT Buena Vista, Saturday,
August 4th by Rev J: NJ. Wells, Mr.. G. K.
Kemp of Canton, Miss, to Mrs. Bessie S.
aslin. at the residence of Mr.. Ambrose
Timberlake, brother Of the bride. The groom
is sheriff and collector of Madison county,
Mississippi.
WELLS-MASLIN-In Buena Vista at p. M,
Tuesday, August 18th, by Rev. T. H. Rice, OF
Alexandria, Rev. ]. NJ. Wells, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Buena Vista, to Miss
Sadie C. Maslin.
The usners were Professor Fay of Washing
ton and Lee University, and Professor Johns
ton of the Union Theological Seminary. Mrs
and Mrs. Wells left after their marriage to
visit the relatives of the groom in Eastern
Virginia.
CRAUN-McK EE.-August 9Th, 1894, near
Roman, william Craun and Lille Mckee
Rev. W. b. Oney, of Mt Sidney, officiating,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-15
Destructive Fire at Staniey.

The little town of Stanley in Page county
suffered a heavy loss by fire last Friday. A
special to the Richmond Dispatch says the
fire was gotten under control at half: past 8 p.
M, after seven buildings and small quantity
of tan bark had been destroyed. The fire
originated in Mauck's livery stable, and is
believed to have been accidental. Buracker' s
store and dwelling was not burned as tele-
graphed last night, but was badly damaged.
Two horses belonging to guests at Mauck' s
Hotel were burned to death. The total in
surance,. it is supposed will cover about hall
the loss. Maucks Hotel and contents insured
for 81, 800; livery-stable 81 ,000 Biedler, Foote
& Co., on house and stock af goods, 81, 400
two houses owned by the Stanley Furnace
Company, insured for 81 $50, one of which
was occupied by Shrock & Buracker, mer
chants whose stock was removed in a dam
aged condition; no insurance on stock.
Warehouse of S. Z. & W. A. Kite, with con-
tents, insured for $780, Roudabush's mill
and other valuable property was saved from
the flames with great difficulty.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-15
DEATHS.

POOI.-At his home in Bridgewater Monday
evening, August 9Th, of rheumatism of the
heart, Mir. David Lewis Pool, native of Mt
Meridian, Augusta county, aged 60 years, 4
months, and rs days.
He is survived by wife and three children,
Annie, and Jennie Pool, and Mrs. w. H. Myers.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist
church on Wednesday afternoon, being con-
Quoted by RevS. Jones and Stricken. Burial
was at BridgeWatef cemetery
FOSTER.-in Lewisburg, w. Va. Sunday
night, AUGUST 5th, after long Illness of
Bright's disease of the kidneys, Mr.. William
f. Foster, in the 9th year of his age, leaving
two daughters and one son.
After funeral services at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. Dr. Rawlings, Masonic SER
vices were performed at the grave. He was
native of Monroe county, but lived most of his
life in Lewisburg.
WHEAT.-At Waco, Texas, suddenly, Tues
day, August It'll, Mr.. Orlando Wheat. step
son of Rev. j. S. Gardner, d. D., of this city.
aged about 40 years.
He removed from Alexandria, Va, about 20
years ago to western State, and then went
to Texas where he resided till his death.
RITCHIE.-At the residence of her father, G..
Dallas Ritchie, near Mt. Sidney, Saturday
morning, August 18th, of Inflammation of
the bowels, VIM c. Richie. aged % years.
Funeral was from the Lutheran church at
Mt. Sidney at 10 q. m. Sunday. Interment in
Salem cemetery.
MCGUFFIN-At Steele's Tavern, Augusta
county, at III O'Clock a. IN. Saturday, August
18th, of pneumonia, Mr.. ]. ID. McGuff1n, aged
81 years.
He was a highly esteemed citizen. He is
survived by three married daughters. The
funeral sermon was preached Sunday after
noon at Mt. Carmel Church by Rev. A. H.
Hamilton.
STEINBUCK-AtM Mt. Crawford, at $50 O'Clock
Friday evening, August 10th, ofcancer, Mrs.
Fanny B. Steinbuck, wife of |. Newton Stein
buck, aged 35 years.