The Lewisville Democrat, Volume 2, Number 41, Lewisville, Henry County, 4 September 1879 — Page 2

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THE DEMOCRAT.

Win.F. T AY LOU mi a LEE L. TOUCH, . Editors and PnblMicrs.

MOST ETkUTAL

THUIISDAY.SEFT. 4, 1S7P.

AT THE GREAT HIETROTOLIS OF THE "WEST END."

The compromise of which the NewCastle papers spoke last wesk ns bciii worked up between Smith, "Wilson ami Emily Sheplar was nt a Kncec-9 it didn't materialize, as it were. A compromise was attempted, however, and in the civil suit could lmc been effected had all parlies interested agreed to it, but it seems they did not. The girl wanted .? GOO, but the defense relusod to "whack" unless he know just exactly where his 8(300 was going, liO noil!;;; under the impression that all was not ibrht and in the Interest of the girl. She is the injured party, and had a compromise beei: ctl'cctcd Mie should have received the money, and then remunerated thoce who had interested themselves in her behalf, as largely as she deemed proper. Have do "you lakepo much nv.il .jive mo the rest" about it. If she has employed coimoel, let her pay lor the panic just what she agreed to, then let that settle their claims. 15 tit there will be no compromise in the civil suit, and there soreFj" ean be none in the criminal (suit. The civil c:i-o comes up before our circuit court next Monday, and part f (he subpoenas have already been scred. This is the case in which Emily Sheplar has brought suit asrrmist AV. T- Yr'ilson for seduction, the fibortion. case bcintj before the Rush circuit court. As far a? a compromise of his case was concerned Mr. "Wilson was pcrfectlv riirht. He did not

fi-.illy refuses So enter upon such proceedings if the compromise agreement was not to go to the benefit of the pirl instead of those who were less in-forcr-tesl. lie dues not court a com promi so, we ft re fold, and is pretty strong in the belief hat the plaintiff can make no case against him. lie n ..doubt, know s the cheapest way to set -tic the milter, and it wifl not be long now until all parties will visit our great "temple of justice" where the matter will be settled. The abortion case, in which Dr. Mnith is defendent, will be tried at Kushville, which oirt Pels on the fifth Monday ol this month. The Thompson! eLand r.fiair from the present indication will completely overreach nnylhing that has 1m en made public siii'-e the Ucccher fcamlal. ilev. .Toscj h Thompson is the founder of the Kcw York Independent and for twenty-five years was pastor of the noted IJ road way Tabernacle- Ho is the mil bor of Feveral popular volumes nml r;a pulpit orator U only equalled by Ucccher. lie has been a resident f Tcrlin for years and there met Mrs "ieLand and has brought ruin on what was once a household. Mrs. De Hand was a poor sewing girl when she married DeHand, a printer in Jn'-kson, Michigan, and for several years she lived happily with her husband. They were not blessed with a great amount of this world's goods, but by economy they managed to lay up something tin a rainy day. Natu

rally Mrs. DcHand possessed a very line musical voice which would, if properly cultivated, bo the means of aiding them financially. Demand conhonied for in .r to receive instructions, and after a lime sent her to Europe to finish her musical education. While pursuing her studies at I2crl:n, she received a letter of introduction from the Kcv. J. Morgan Smith, a Congregational minister in Jackson, to the

lb.-v. Joseph Thompson, soliciting his

How Last Lord's Day was Observed at Cambridge Citj.

On last Sabbath, as was advertised to our people, was the day upon which the corner stone of the new Catholic church at Cambridge was to belaid. Tn accordance with previous arrangements excursion trains were run into the city upon all roads centering there. This, ot course, brought largo crowds of people to participate in and witness the ceremonies. The programme of the day was nicely carried out as far as the church and the strict members thereof were concerned, and was very interesting, It seemed, to all those who went for an honorable and reputable purpose. As is common upon all such occasions, however, a large number of rowdies gather, at which time they expect, and do, enjoy themselves in their own natural way and cliami-d, and last Sabbath was no exception, liei.ee, while the corner stone was being laid in the presence of hundreds, the above class were spending the day in a different manner. In the town was a house called the "Morgan Kauche," which wa3 the resort and reiidczvon of the lowest and most disreputable prostitutes that ever disgraced the name or lame of Cam-

grand jury. If proem cd in time their testimony will be laid before our reads ers. The liou.e where the murder was perpetrated, had an infamous notoriety nil over the country as a house of prostitution which, in defiance of law, and in spite of one or two attempts to snrpress it, has disgraced our community for the past several years. It is the same house which Luther Benson visited, ard where be pretended to have been drugged and robbed two year3 ago before be had se completely succeeded, cs he has since done, in establishing for himself the reputation of a humbug and a dead leat. In consequence of the supposed drugging and roboery at that time, the inmates of the establishment were arrested the following evening; and while iu custody, the building was burned all the furniture and clothing haying been first removed. The parties were noon releas edvnnd the house, being composed of heavy hewed logs, was found to Lc only

partially destroyed. The Ions was fully rnrpml 1v i nii r:i nr-P. fm.i trie f.iirtifv mi,l

ry. Fisher, in default of bail, was committed to jail for the same parpose. The body of Carroll was preferred in ice by C. T. Wright, undertaker, until Monday, when it was taken to Connersvillo by the undertaker from that place. Following is the programme of the Universalis convention of Indiana, to be held in Dublin, commencing Wednesday, September 10, 187'?: 2 00 p. in. Devotional Eitrci.-e m:d

Conference. The organization of the convention buMnessConference. Annual sermon by Rev. J.A.

Uobson. TIlUKfaAV. 0 ft. m.- Conference.

FACTORY.

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M. M. Johnson and John Pike re now prepared to manufacture Soigurn Jfohii, am of the lest quality. Fac

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covered by insurance, and the f.iaity and tl.eir IxHirilers, lived in slieds on the rear of the lot. while the house wr.s rebuilt. - This was soon put iu a better condition, and carried on a more prosperous business than ever before. For the past two years, it has lcen ns widely known, as much and almost as publicly frequented by persons from abroad and at home, ns any house of entertainment in Cam bi id go city. Nor Is this the lirst deed of violence that has been perpetrated there. The Morgans father and son are desperate characters, and the bouse was a magazine of firearms. Only two months -since, two mert Tvershot and r.nundfd there; and the firimr of pistols to the imminent danger of passers, by-has been an nfl'air of almost nightly occurrence. So much for the hous". On the day of the inurdsr, six men whose names r.ro known, and two or three other-!, were congregated there. Anions these was Pat Carol!, tho man who was killed, and who resided at Conne-rsville. How long he was there, or for what purpose he went, has not been proven. It has been claimed that ho went there to VtriiKT q Crinrifl :iwnr ifinf livainrhf

bridge City or, possibly, any other I two sister. to town with him, and was

absent from them but a short time before his death. Ifur.- true this may be, we have no means of knowing; it d es not appear in the c vid-. r.ee taken by the coroner. After his death, a idung-rhot and a large s'oti". described a a "rock," were found on his person. Thee, with fortydive cent? in i.ii-ney a railroad pa-s, an invitation ton ball, a ring, a silk handkerchief, and three or lour "common" handkerchiefs, with some other trilling articles, constituted the whole of his prTSoi:d efforts. He does not seem to have visited the hou'e with the expectation of spending much money; and not-lit nc has yet been divulged as to the difilcuky between him and young Morgan. Ijconard Fisher, who proba

bly knows more about the matter than

town of like population. At this den there were many visitors during the day, among whom was a young man named "Patsy" Carroll, of Connersville. While there lie quarrelled with IjCC Morgan, a son of tho proprietor of the house, and struck him in the face. At this young Morgan drew a revolver and shot him dead. Morgan immediately took to flight, and has not yet been captured, arid we have not yet learned that any special attempt is being made to ovcrtako him in Ids flight. Upon hearing that a man had been killed at this vile and loathsome

house of prostitution, citizens ant

strangers to the iiumbvr ot thotian

gathered thereabouts, threatening dire looking back

vengeance upon the house and

Iiu.sir.es Keport of secretary and treasurer. Topic The reviving of the

cniiHC m the htate. 10 45 " Sermon by Rev. (J. L,.Demnrest. 2 (X) p. in. Convention business. 2 80 " Topic Church extension. 3 SO ' Missionary boxes and ways and means of raising money. 7 Rd " Conference. S t'O " Sermon. rP.ICAY. S 00 a. in. Conference, y 00 " Convention Jiusiness. 9 o0 " Topia Denominational relation? mid work. 10 " The Universal;.- Church.

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look. 2 00 p. in. Convention business. 2 SO " Tho Sunday School convention. Ileport f rom cor

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treasurer. S 30 " T;e Sunday School, th jdace it fills, occupies; and the mission it is to i'Al. 8 00 " Sermon, kllowed by conference. On PafnrJay and Sunday there will bv conferene-,' meetings and preaching, forenoon, afternoon and night of each daj-.

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Send fur rreminm List. V.. M. XIXOX, Secretary

Kcgiraental Ite-Union. The re-union of the S 1th Kegiment Indiana Volunteers will occur at Nev.Castlc, on Friday, September 19tU. It is proposed to make it a memorable -casern. Comjdete arrangements wiU lx made for the entertainment, corofoit and enjoyment of the guests, and a grand, good time is anticipated. The local committee requests correspondence from and post-office addresses of members of the regiment. Addrc:3 II. II. IIOOTES New Cas-tle, Ind.

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iul i ran awav wu'.i Morgan, (a's a fact he ban I rcatfnlnr n.i exinrnwiy iw prVc t J . , - i i i i. -l I H very ilidiriilt tn ronrpiva of (tnv li- i i I ii'.iw denfu) ami was met liall a nine ntlon for do;.i5 use of mr ot even ynol i north in hi-? company, running arid toiKMrtnnoc to Vnrnilir. Iihas prcnt caimctty j

He afterwards told Mar-

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nmic.H. They were prevented froui CorJs t,; ct-infe;r,,,.r. i:., now deni-s

thi.4, claims to know nothing about the

any violent pronef;di nga at tho time, however, but after officials had visited the -pot, searched tli? .house, had the inmates arrested, and tho then dead man removed to Wright's undertaking establishment , the large crowd grew uncont rolltiblo. The torch, a few minutes later, was applied to the house, which, whb its contents, was burned to the ground. The crowd rajoieed at the sight, and the citizens were thankful that they were rid of an intolerable nuisance. The above tacts

murder, and says that "Morgan never said ii ',?. rd to him about a man bcitir killed." The only two other witr-os-p? that shed any lighten th? s:T i.-ct, are YVintTd and Turner. Winters says he tain the house before the murder, and beard no ouarreling till he went ont of the back door. when, lie sa v young Morgan "get up and strike a man that I think was Cuarhn Jkirnaru' that t'arr I! then struck Morgan, who ran into the house. Winters followed him and saw him take n revolver out of a coat hanging on a nail, which he drew in hi? (Winters) f;ice that old Mrs. Morgan

came between them una lie (Winters)

arc as gleaned by a representative of stooped behind her and rau out of the

this paper who was soon upon the grounds. An inquest was held over the dead body in the evening, and following is the statement of Dr. J. W. Rutkdgc, the examining physician: Dr. J. W. llutledge, sworn, ays: I have made an examination of the body of Patsy Carroll, found dead at the Morgan i louse in Cambridge City on the afternoon of August 31, 1S79. " Upon examination, 1 find a hole one-eighth of an inch in diameter on the postcriui part of the body two inches to the right nida of the spinal column, and seven inches below the dorsal vertebra from which fresh blood was oozing over the shirt. The hole, bears all appearance of a gun shot wound projecting into the body which was the probable cause of death. I find no marks indicating an exit of the bullet. I find, howeyei, a hard substance on the anterior part of the iiody, two inches to the right of the median line, and two niches below the

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' i tunr tue presence of the ball, which is -PoqtK 1, one liatuiilly would suppose pro!..-.b!y the misslo which caus-ed death, that bo used lus itifiHCnce in his own ' 'n(l no evidence of pun powder, or

behan !( y:et into I. or "xl rrrc-. rt ,vril,;, ,.,,.,

more than than tobent f.t !;er. After a stay of live years in Berlin she returned to Jackson, and while there fche informed her husband, who during all

this time bad been Minting almost ,iar, before the Coroner, wo have, at

starving himself, so that he might be able to fund h her means that she

Wo failed to get the cvib r.cc of further- witness examined ot the same tiue, ami although the examination

WHS continued at Ilichmoi'd, yester

could go ahead with her studio that she could only 1k a wife to him in name that he must not even lay his hands on her ns it might injure her delicate vocal ig a in. From this her husband liegan to suspicion that every thing was not as it should be, and taking advantage of her ftbccnee he brok ojven her trunk and there found a large package of letters from the Bev. Joseph Thompson, which convinced him of tbc criminal intimacy of his wire and the Bcverend gentleman. Do Land severely censures Thompson tor coming between him and his wife and blasting their bright prospects. He lias demanded of Thompson a return of the money

about 3,000 which he has paid out

the time of going to press, failed to procure tho result for publication. We give the following statement of the sad and disgraceful albiir, however, as sent us iu advance ?Iips by Dr. L. It. Johnson, the gentlemanly editor of theCambridgo City Tribune : '"While the ceremony of laying the corner stone of the new Cat holic Church was in progress on Sunday last, our com

munity was startled by the report that

OiXK uoor, over the east lence, am; around the house to the v.e-t cido that while going out of the lot h hortrd the shot, and when he pot to tho west sidesaw Carrolb'sink on hi:? feet and knees," supported by two men. This was in the road, west of the house, though blood is said to have been found on the floor which won id indicate that the wound was inflicted inside the buildiofrs. Turner says be wr.s in the oust room "with a lady" that he heard loud talking, and, while dressing himself, heard a shot and on going into the kitchen, saw Morgan with some women, to xi lim he was saying, "for (iod's sake let me get away from here'." This is all that has, so far, been proven. Morgan immediately left; was s'en running north in company with, and calling to Fisher; and when last s.n was a half milo north still running. Carroll was shot only once, and i:i the hack, two inches to the riedit of tho center of the .'-pine, and seven inches below the first dorsal vertebra inside the shoulder blr.de. The ball which is conical and belonged to a 32 pistol cartridge lodged under thft integuments in front of the chest, on the right side, and was taken out below the second rib, two and a half inches from the median line and, and two inches below the collar bone. In its course it must have cut some large blood vessel, as tho blood gushed profuse!) from the mouth and he died in three or four minutes. He does not seem to have sjwiken except to tell Welch and Buoicel, who were supporting him, that he was shot in the back, lie is said to have been a polisher in Newkirk's Furniture Works, in Connersvillo, and to have been an industrious young man, who was found in bad company. The eventa subsequent to the murder, have been greatly exaggerated. Of ct nrse, a largo crowd immediately asse nb'ed, and threats were made soon rfter the event; but it why nearly an hour afterwards, when 'a party headed

b.v Dennis, who resides here, confront-

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icnl, jui-l'l exM-utlon, certainty Bin! tU-iisht- , l ciifo of o;M'v:iten, that fit ern e cotninciviA f ! irfve nl! other. The working T'tsaio rtV i Jcel, Hronf srvl clurrO'l', unil wl)i J;i?t ft lifn tino;, t'.in IjHiiilun tii:l,l l'i ynr.U ct tliron.l, ttic trtertlrli is tho tlrtui'ii nf nil the c i-te. ma ht. i nont ainl leetilur, n-l cHn n-nlntcl I i j IMimoit to-w R'l--le fr'in.o to lvn'l ' on roiirM tnatfilsl 'lown t" the f!io.t,'en lull. ni?i Irnn 1 fi f o Ii hfir il v ilr.-rnfi '-le i i li j r:il.ci cvi nr.', wlrli .1 rrjii lity r'Ti.l,Ti!iK it !:i- J .-.Oik; b inTilit. fhrni ft ffl rs m.'iilp; it Iias j iu-e k!!;ic limcnN rl-.'tii Rry rtlr, it.l it 0 -

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a murder had been committed at the I td Chrisman, of Pdchmond, who

.Morgan house, near the river bridge, seenieu to consider lumselt champion

rple were in town, and 01 lnc 1 estaousnuient. Alter boiiic 1111-

Thonsaiuls of teoi

the story was soon in everybody's mouth, receiving additional details with each repetition. It has since been telegraphed all over the country in such shape that the real facts constitute but a small portion of the reicrt. What the precise facts were, is stilt a conjecture; for

thouch more than a dozen nersons were

tor her musical education, cj;,im;n.r i ii the house at the timeof the murder, that a greater part ot it had been cx7 one has yet Hdm.tted thai he saw

iiendcd for her support for his : u r,i,S 'w Zi.t ,r

gry words he knocked Dennis down

sonic three times, and wrested a pistol from his hands. He then started up

town, "walking pretty last, as a wit

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heard that he Lad killed Dennis, and

asked Constable Harnett to arrest him

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however, that the murdered man came

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Sewing Macliinc. Tito t1io!Hv?t niel in i !.,) IVurl.L fo long1 In use, ts doubt it Mni-erlor merits. o iiioney to pay nuWl thn iiariiine Is delivered !t n iti thr- ehutttc. '! niMo-Oiren 1, to lfS. (the fane on hoth i.lt.y..f ihc uerk.l

hicli iceeivtfit the hirhet rtv, ar.l n :!io Cen1 mi:, I K.vliilutton, 1 l,il:..i l!iia, l a., lsrr,. i Juinrilofc witli a la sur nwrni Imi nt of nlt.irn- ' iientnlor dnc work than liny o'hwr itia-..iinc. l!a -1hji iiontiO shuiiic mot Kin, with Krwij I frame ' Self-iKljiisilnjr flhnltlc. wl!h nra Antomalic

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K.Mra larffp-clze.l iMibhin". hnhllnq: 1(0 yards of lhrea-1. iloin t 0 ;i;' n iili !lu frcqnont r?w iiiflin- of lili! i tin. The IShitttie Tonsinn H tlircctlv rpon th tlirea1. anl not nimn thn lioliliin, ' in oilier mnitlniies, nml in invai iahle, whcllicr the tonInn l.s full or nearly cmj-t f. The very perfect ion oTHtich nrnl tcneion. The 11 ) iHr nnd lower thrcaiiR nro Orawu rrEcther Kiel lxkl Pimiiitam'oiiFly In he cxntrrtof the ;ooili. foiniinjc tho m'irh jirssicolj atlKeon h ah si.les of nny ttlicWuoe of work, from Utcht Kanze to leal her. . Four notion limlcr foci llm only reHnbto feel known; fends loth sUl'sof theiieo'llc New Self-lji!lin)r "Take up," "Xo tariff liny of threatl, or rtiojiiiin j of stichca .

uie:imi,i.u ut ai m, ami large capacity int t AUnpteil toal) the wanta of fatally aeTtlnjr.. ' xrlthoiit restriction. j Simplicity an. I perfection of mchaniclsin. j lnterchan're:0,le vrorkin.c parts. Kar.ulaet- ! lir-lif Him ptilishe-l steel.

l'osii ive motion, iuar.intecms c rta.nty or of work. ' - More reaflily coinprc'icmltiil than any other machine. An caec wnrkinsr treaille. N"o c.iertion

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Coltrain & Wcuklcv,

rn'-.f p.rrTons., Villi?.m t'troct, Smith rf r,i:; lie-use.

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ijn ii Ei.TN TOP. MKDTCAL ITIIFOSHS. 1 i; r s -w ;Oii"i Me.ii, in -, New ;i--:.-.t!. ilv l-i.u s : !'e Km . !. i5,.-,-.?. ,'t:ve r.n.i naim'es, riv-i.-s not to : c 1 1 .it u li tMii .

nrcrvth.ing In oor line at

! i ' ,-: i,., : : e i : o- r 1 n t j,. y ie iai.s, a a p,4-i::ve f iiro lor 1 l;h- ;::;-:!-;.

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i emaSe I --:':':. l.: v 1 on , '. i : -, Oerii :;:1 l.-:.i.tv, J :'.i ie:; e r.;, timmx I ';-c-- . I inti I !'-i.l,!i'-, Kl t I.t-V l!f,t Si, .U i I liem ml li! 1 1 taltl". Ac.. Ac.

UOOi VEHICLLS k ;i:STI.E HORSES ..-s i-"iV.r uZl CXtn.uVj hie, lur:.'if sir I K, o'nfi..i ai, sro Heady at all times. Eearh's Electrle Sponjp Bolts j ivrfci t siitl M-eral liatvunic Hat t4rif rmv. "73" . J JC -i st i in-;, -I in sii'-h a mieniier that ilifv ran b xorses lea tor 2oc. "";:-- !- frr'"-,ii-i tiiihi a.ii. cnttiniioii cnrreiit of ho ei r u-:ty And lKarded proportionatt I v low. I thi-..:if;i.iit ttn- entire rv-i -m. mm :-st-i - l feru.t ih tKs iei-t with the .-jtteiit' Isai " " 1 or o-",-i: Fam,r3 and Ilormr,, sh-udd call ami j 'rL-

see otsr line Ma fo Uorse ? "' ' 11 " .-i. n.

SEASOMAB2J3 EATES. ' j Citifshs r.nd t ravelins men stnpplncr at S the t.'i.hl-tvell 1 1 on--1 desirinsr a drive wi;l find our stalili-s always open, and

... ,,,.,:.,. "t"t STh Jram has reclining of work, nml M-ill lfttiuli!l the next e.nrt.trv ICt Wlthpnitle, JLAiXStj P2Ha -'mii- car with stale b-rin.-. St re up. sin,!e, raphl, an-! , .:inenl. ' this lll.ice who H'"-!"" to l'e ru. iiml Ihrouh ccaeh to Jsur- 1. e it onie ,in,i y.iu v. i i! use no ;Ui'. ile . TJ .' , liir.'ton rea.-hii-tr l,:i!i:.-'iur-j;, J'.iirliiiK'on. H- i money cheerfu ' !y refuntleil ii it will iet .-nt-

COLTKAIX & AVEAKLI.Y.

tiinm s, l;. k Isiamt anil Davenput t m a'lvanee

: oi oi tiiT 1 1 ties, 'l ois train iieo eonneets via ! I;m lincrlonoi- liork Islaml for all point in j Iowa, Nebraska ami ( alifoi ni.i. aiel via lUoom-

. i . , , . i:iii.;i mr i-.i i ,io, iiieiiiioi:i, oiiiiemiiii.', .-kkix rant, and Chri?mait swore could not niy. y:uikt.n. nn-i n i-mbis i .Northern j 1 1 -be arrested. Ho was thou attacked bv I '""' I":v" an'1 t!l J'!ai'k ilii;s via Yankton

(Tliriiiiiisoiisl benefit 'I h'n no; hi i.;.. a ti, ., t.. ,. f r t

rtfin as though Dc-Laitd wa tryii: to san, of this place, who has since fled , . l-'0!!ncrsvil.lp ray uuii kuiK-kiHl j .Spociat Notice to Land Ilnnters and

l,1.w-l.,,i.i rriioii!snn l.iit 1o v. e tint from tnstirf: tint of tTin nf'en.I n.' pir- '"' tc .ua j.iii mj is- i jiii;iri asus.

work ami oiii-l. 1st, any luaehitie at ilo:ibh; the

priee. j

A irerts sel 1 them faster tiinn anv other In

the lie

t he low -

pull.,., i lie hi" f. c f lli..r, 1 ,. . i

- ----- - v.. L.v.ivt- ... ,,t .- - . e.-t price." j fall at the OiSrcof (hi Pnper and ! Examine One, j or onler thronsrh the putilNhcrw of !!0s paper. ! !a hiue r ent lor exauiinatian hciorc iiiivinent ;

of lull. Warranled 5 vf nrs. Kept i.i oi'ter

AOSTRACTS OF TITLE

j Showiuc; every runveyanee of yoiir 1 Ianls or lots, since titles left the United j States, to the r,vscnt time, s!-if"vii:-g all M.n-;'"ijres. and liens of ( fry Icind, also all delects in ti;!e and sii;.'ye.--tir.g reme

Xl l4l I iiiSHlti-'Iitd l tsjWJ-l

H VmTfflP t r-f'TP . , !:' t.r t.isarv. hi) VLUli0hb ktH I 5 i f'1 ti:.xts oiitaintim Furr. IbanK devil-, .dortyap's. chattie mort

i. . t .. :tl .... t. ! ciniKMni-M we- n; vit P 'mwi mnriu t livl TtlHl Olio l.s. lllUTIiQSCU ntlil lift ffa J i y nn van , a i a mi exploring I ic ko.t or re- i i en hi -j:e jh'iut reiuiined at once ii ,ie

lieusnsinu i....iit inn i.J-.i i. "i ,1'tpt,.- , -,. i, ... , ... . , . , If.ih'e infi.rii.fiii.i. aldut UmN in the West, or perfect. J no iiccmer tt mTeicd tr C leritvitiniu

one cent more than he his acluallv ' m?) n,,Vf Jtls tf'""?.nt Utat locKcti up out soon mscnargCU. tie j u yo nave iwn-ht home tiure umt warn to ! Teacher. store-Weepe-i-a etc: to act iis3m. , . ,r. , . . - these may le obtained from a man at was but sli-dil! v iniurcd move. witi your family. Jioum:U.1i ami j Honeni wajfou f urtiiin-1 frc-x tor u-ti- I PVJHMlded. The above 13 the way the f i:u,, ' j M , . ; t: . t-.: 3 1 ' etock, ml.trciw the t.c.eral Atfi-nt n.iir. lIow miiiH ?co .Wc.riptn-B liook.. mailcl nee ! i.u,,,. ,,,i: ci.nxli: h,-,i-.,i-A ti n r.nl.im ,iC : ...i.i' .i, u -j . .1, . ! v-1 . ti b .it vis- Winter and Turner lvcrr. ir,lmcl 1 ana get our rates ami map. j with wimple of work, liberal larmis circnfam i

I' i'tnv i it-' - ' " i- """tv- . , ri i t.i ii n ii I ati i-. rira - I n L-oivfi rT " v ... - ... v. i.. . .hp 1. 1 e

lar as we i-m as. eriain and as 1 he ease aro to have boon eve ivHi;f J and ; '' the t.oronei on their own recoyni- I

1-i VV. IV urth Street,

r;ayes. rc leases, lKiud lenses, p-owers ' attorney, v.i'Is, etc., always c-i hatid,r;nil ; -secuted with tientww and dispatch

p, to appear l'et'ie the orand jr.-

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1 XDI AN An U JS. I ND

! ' FAMILY" SEViIfi ?IACniE fo.

.", P r o ;ul w a V . 1 w V oik.

; A ;u po ti any y,trt of the cmtnty to tike Are r.utlicrizod !n reoivc "dbci "ti-einents , iit-kficvledircr-ient. Ecrsalwax s reaonforthU paper. K-timate furni.d.e I Tree ' hU'- .M'-'v lane.I f-.r trtles having upon ai.pPf-i"o' " s -nrpin, n hr rbi: murtytiiro scroti dtVstaztps- o1;, A1Jv!..:-cJ!J M-noy to Icxrt reaUjsn.te ecnri I.-. ..- r