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lF.lt IN* »HI *1K*1uicr Charged ^Vith the Murder| o-h Thothasor. is Convictedcnahv -life Imprisonment.* : * i. »*trial of K Slt;iuie;, charged with order of Josh I ho mason, last nber. near Clevciaad, lubcrt v. w is one o! the most intcrcst-iahThe prosecution relied wholly circumstantial evidence for a clion. Testimony was introduc* show that the defendant had been d from the scene of the homicide blood-hound twenty four’ hours Thomason was killed Ihcde* *as that the defendant was so ,v Tftlicted with rheumatism at theof the killing that he could notwalked the distance, accordingie iheorv of the state, that they who killed Thomason must haveilk'll I and f'om ,llc Wling. 1 hlt;;ndant also undertook to prove an i that is. that he was at another a different place at the tune of he m, The case was ably conductedboth sides, Messrs. C. I« f artcr'district attorney, E- T. Brand . nty attorney and W. L. Doug assthe state, and Messrs. 1.. K*IltSh*ecr ir and Stevens Marshall for • defendant. The trial begun on mrsday and was concluded at one lock Sunday morning, the verdicting guilty with the penalty of impns-ment for life in the penitentiary. A otion for a new trial having been i rruled, the defendant's counsel arcTwffiT pKi-S. order that more cral days at Sour I ake tnc ? ^ don(Editor McGary of the Beaumont lt;■,Journal m» toj* Sunday. Til)ier', BotMr. 1 • *’• Chambers has been very lievCs the inteh,11 all this week but we are glad to say hca5s and curc he is now better. Soon surgeons fail.so, he informs us that he will go to Gab - •vcsto for his health.Mrs. M. V. Cade was here the pastweek visiting her town-folk friends«.» » wm ^ -its sales incrci Every bottle gu Sold by H. O.-... „ | Thirty-fiveWe were glad to meet m our office! thjnk of k! during court. Judge P. NN. Stone of dorkct at the 1Cleveland. court reveals• i w r Moore and (hildrcn are were 93 civil -r the remainder of the heated 1 divorce suit spending the reman c a iravesterm at lt;orpus t hnsti. j crycd rilc Qf mThe young folks arc planning anoth- --„ ,np i„wnB,o Anahuac.Misses Eaura and Anna Jones arcworm, tt isin Houston on a visit to Mrs. • ‘ • j sm.ngthcninpto pale cheeSFor Rent—The entire upper story j Price 2oc is_of building—five Kob? i 1month or year. Apply to P.B. Nolan.Swilley.Mr V Veverka of Dayton was in Our storeour city Monday andvisUcdour office. 1 aniThe Vindicator thanks its friendsMessrs. J. A. Dugat, . • - ;•K. Jett, Wash Berry and W. J• Barredfor their kind consideration last week.A gloriou* ram. a copious, rc^* i u0utuil deldownpour was kjndly «nl n^n oui ^ CItring the case for an appeal-downpour was Kmuiy 1 it was to crtown and vicinity M cdncst^y aftcrnoq ^Praise *!* a Harden'iflow. Let everybody thank Hun.|lentil of • t- Sej'laiul.becomes our sad duty again to ame the death of one of our ead-uizens. Judge W. A. Ncyland,t* vigor of manhood, when only 39 , of age, is stricken with typhoid ■. and after about three weeks1 llbllis young life, tullofat at ® * a a » ■ * fta Garden I.__ .home by tl•I hc most delicate constitution can 1 ere the *U safely use Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, tiful lawn * It i,‘ a sure and pleasant remedy for, glrls and I couehs loss of voice, and all throat 0f jdeasunand lung trouble,- ftice 2.Wnd .Wc. Ut indeedSold by H. O. Ager. wcatntr w,a uy — . thecveninWe would not say anything evil t w;tf,about a dead man. Uut lhomason, —:~iriosc mnnib Squicr was mod andconvicted at the late term of our court reiast wahour a roche das' ----/—« ..;;nd boi-e, with a darling wnc C0nviclc(i at me wv; vw..m — r-. — - repasi «.«W o prc* ious littie boys, to encour- must ha *c bccn a very -peculiar man , who kncw md assist and comfort him in his lhepr00f shows that he had married | mcnu wa!rable and ambitious life-work, are scvcn w-vcg and had been divorced ^ tfggs aefficient to keep him here. I he cn limCg _ adc anu (ft .... M* ________ inM———I ;• J*
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Liberty Vindicator
Liberty, Texas, US
Fri, Sep 01, 1899
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