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WEEKLY LEADER.TO BE HUNGIlocal news.THURSDAY. APRILS. 1S775 000Chicken* wanted by Tho#. Wil-Xorth Side Public Square. .it.Wm. W. Taylor, Csnvicted of Mur der in the First Degree and Will be Hung at Marshfield on the 26th of May.liaiiiBi i«f History of his CrimeiS(iOO Roll* oi' Wall Paper just re. i rCivelt;l by A. R. Fearn. Beautiful „tvW. cheaper Hum ever. 4t(; *f. Bkyan l'.Ko ., dealers inXfiiiif«*e6« IMlnoift and Kansas Coal. *t freight depot. .V2-41ien»MSI,.*! ml! on Thou. A. Rutbbone, in Robberson’n new building nearfreight depot. North Springfield. 4SL*tC. L. Kino, M. 1.. Homeopathic piiwriau, tm- an office on Boonville street, ever Adam'* Kxpre** office. A fill: Mippl of the best (Tcnnait tvtue-Jjc*. will he kept t*i accomodate piivsjrif.ii* *»d families. :tm.On the 2.‘kl of hist October Win. \V.h man 08 years of age an.I lath*• t * r»or of a large family of children and several ot whom are grown, ami Nathan Claim, a single man 2 year* old met in Elkton, Hietory county, in tliU For Stow* of all the standard pat- State, in a friendly manner and en-II-. Tinware, Q ucensware, (i Ia*«- j gaged in social conversation, and after-rr and Woodenware at the very low- wards in company with :i few otherfriends, engaged in some sports, such a** pitching horse *h«»c*. -«ntttiv.g. Ac., until Taylor took otlence at something (iann said or done, when a qnarrd ensued and they would have fotiidit had. the other partie- not ml* -rtercd 1 he quarrel wa* quieted ami renewed sev-| era! times during the day. Finally Taylor wont home, got hi* gnu and J started lor town again, telling severalRemoved. partie* on the road that Nathan (iannAll. Adam* lias remoNcd his Barber j WOuld he a dead man before the dim Shop to tin- Metropolitan Hotel Build went down. When he arrived in town lug, loom tormerU occupied b\ j jie walked into a store and saw a man Woelk’- ( igar Store, which he has lii- j landing at the counter with his l,ack ted up elegantly, and otter* his cu*toiii-! to him. whom he took to he (ranti. and •r* the beM to:i*orial work, and solicits; raised his gun to lire at him Ittii Hull* patronage of the public. it. j man turned around and Taylor saw hisL M R.ii.1 n«y. mistake before he fired, lie then turnedThis gentleman is engaged in various j and walked out of the store, met (Iann line* ot bn*ine**, hut in nothing which on the outside, and without a word of promise* hotter than the Stove and j warning he fired at 1dm sending nine Tinware establishment, in the Rainey buck shot into hi* hodv. from which Building, in charge ul Mr. Marshal | he died in a few minute*.Echelberry. He al*o keep* a «dork of Taylor wa* apprehendeo and an in-(Miinft. i^la*** and queeiisware. notion-.. , dieintetil was found again- him at the lumps, A»‘. (iive him a trial, it \ou next term of the Circuit lt;Ymrt of Hick-wi*h tin* greatest amotint for your orv eountv and a change ot venue was tiHuiev. taken by the defendant U) WebsterWeaver. Wood SC CoaITaItcohcPitoI slt;I **! J1hitcounty where the ease wa- railed forI n I «t.
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Thu, Apr 05, 1877
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