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TRAGIc RoGAScE IL REAL LrFE.-A
young woman named Hoover, arrived III
our town, BY the cars, a few days ago. and
fi0m her aeedy circumstances. claimed and
received the aid fscme benevolent citizens.
with her, was an elderly lady, her friend.
who accompanied her from Lafayette. Ohio.
On their way from Wheeling 70 Cumber
land, the stage in which they were, was
upset in crossing creek, and n smal.
basket, containing some clolhing and all
the money they had, was swept down Tie
stream. The morning after her arrival
the young lady hurried on to Cedar Creek,
in this county, anxious 70 see her parents,
who had leit her seven years arn id the
family of friend, being compelled Them
selves I'M sickness to leave Ohio and re-
!uFa to Virginia IN pursuit or hcat.. Her
disappointment may ha conceived, VIXEN
shc found, un reaching hr home, fhat hcr
father anxious about her return, having
collected Ill liitIe dles aHd sold some Ut
hi property had iust started 70 ihe Wcsil
Bui deeper grief awaits hcr still. A letter
received by uur Postmaster communicates
the sad tidinEs that her aftctionate parent
OF his return home, On foot, was shot BY a
man named Martin, who threw himself
into his company under The guise Of friend
ship and murdered him for his little money.
The letter enclosed a part Of The old man 5
shroud. The murderer was arrested
Imagination could hardly weave 4 more
tragic tale.-4liHchcs'er VHeiniqa.