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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
Special 70 the STAR.
SUSPECTED WIFE MURDER,

ATHENS, o., Dec. N.-Yesterday morning
the wife of Joseph Cavagnah, a section hand
on the railroad, was found dead in her bed,
with every indication of having been
choked to death. She was far advanced in
pregnancy, and suspicion points to her hus-
band, who is under arrest, as her murderer.
GRAND TRUNK TRAGEDY.
DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 21-Early yester-
day morning man crawled in the snow to
farm house near Ridgeway, in McComb
County, with his throat badly cut. He
said that he was passenger on a night train
on the Grand Trunk Railway, going east,
and that fellow traveller had attacked him
on the platform of the car cut his throat,
robbed him of about 5000, and then pushed
him from the train. He struck in snow
bank, which he says is all that saved his
life.
A physician was called to his aid and it is
probable he will recover. He says his
name is Walter Storms, and that he halls
from Kingston, Canada. His assailant is
not known.
KILLED BY A JERSEY BULL.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec 2l.-Colonel w. H.
Stiles, a prominent Georgian, was gored to
death by Jersey bull yesterday. The ami
NAL slipped up behind him when he did
not suspect it. and catching him on its
horns tossed him several feet in the air
tearing the flesh from his leg and killing
him almost Immediately.
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Judge Force is happy. 1t is a boy.
Col Ullery, the newly-appointed United
States Marshal, arrived at the Gibson House
last evening
On Wednesday evening, the 9Th of nezs
month, at Eureka Hall, occur the nuptials
of Mr.. Samuel Price and Miss Marian Levy.
Mr.. Geo. A. Bowen, of this city, was mar
ried last night at Olney, Illinois, 10 Miss
Jennie Club, an amiable and wealthy
young lady of that city.
Mr. Abraham Bloch of A. Bloch & Co.
of this city, was married at Philadelphia
this week to Miss Rebecca Freiedenwald
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Fridenwald, of tbat
city. ---.
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shadows OF Coming Evemts.

The Socialists will give an entertainment to.
morrow evening at Workmen's Hall.
The workingmen will discuss Savings Banks t,-
morrow afternoon at Workmen's Hall.
The annual banquet of the Alumni of the Chick
ering Institute will be held at the Hotel Emery
next Monday evening at o'clock.
The Bryant Literary and Musical Circle win
give an entertainment to their friends at their
hall, Twelfth and Walnut streets, on the night Hf
Christmas Eve.
The fourth and last lecture of the Mt Auburn
Lecture Course will be delivered at the NJ K
Church next Monday evening, by Hon. VIII Cum
back, of Indiana, on "The Invisible Some People '
Mr.. Warren will conduct the usual Temperance
meeting tomorrow Sunday night, at 7:30, to be
held at Pilgrim Sabbath school Building, Fifth
and Lock streets. Messrs Graft, Hurst and othsr
speakers will address the meeting.
Prof. w. II. Venable will deliver a course Of
four lectures at the Congregational Church, Co
lumbia, on the evenings of January I'd, 4th, 9th
and llth. Their subjects are, '"The Perfect, n OF
the Human Body" "1ntellectual Pursuits" ''iEEs
sential Education" and 1.-THE Use and Abuse af
Imagination"
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the city, as in the great freshet Of l89A
Merchants are removing goods from tho
cellars on the principal streets
I'm Brief,
ationai Associated Press to the stsr

National Associated Press to the stss
PORTLAND, Me, Dec. 2l.-Cyrns g. Clafks
steam saw mill. near Sherbrooke, in Quebec, uas
burned. Loss $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. H.-The Russian steamers.
Europe and Asia, sailed to-day from Cnmps
ship-yard for Constantnople.
NEW YORK, Dec IA fire occurred this after
noon in the building occupied by T. Dubold az .
paper stock warehouse, and Others. Loss 81 con
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-The friends of Gov
Hartranft and Ex-senator Grow are pushing theif
claims for the Mini>try to Berlin. Hon. Eli Wask-
burns name is also mentioned.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. H.-Wm. C. Grady, of Dag
ton. o., attempted to shoot himself In the 81
Charles Theater last night, because his address,
were rejected by Miss Winston, the actress.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The pretty and accom-
plished widow of General Gordon Granger of tho
Fifteenth United States Infantry who Ave months
ago married at Santa Fe. Lieutenant Thos. RlaiE.
has discovered that Blair has wife and childre1
in Scotland.
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SNOW STORM.
Feathery Flakes Fluttering Down Fast
and Furi0usly.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21-Snow has been falling here
since yesterday evening" and at O'Clock to-day
was two feet deep.
New YORK, Dec IA snow storm set in this
morning, ana from appe RANGES threatens to be a
long and deep one. 1t is the first real snow storm
of the season. Reports received state that the
storm extends as far west as Chicago, south to
Washington and east TO Boston.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. N.-It has been showing and
raining for the last eighteen hours. Snow is now
falling thick and fast.
MEMPHIS, Dec 21.-Snow has been falling heav-
lily here to-day.
CAIRO, Dec. 2.-Four inches of snow has fallen
here, and it still comes down.
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Louisville Laconics.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 21.-Captain Paul Boyn.
ton, the great swimmer, writing to friend
in Louisville, says that he will return to
this country December Oath.
The explosion of Springer gas machine
in the rear of George Koch's saloon, corner
of Thirteenth and Walnut streets, caused a
small fire yesterday evening. Loss trifling.
Joe Grinsley, Marion Kelly, w. Hope and
Joe Kinsery, moonshiners were given tick
cts of leave at the Jail yesterday, their term
of sentence being exhausted.
Miss Mary Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton Griffin, Herr Wilhelmj and the Mau-
rice Strakosch concert troupe are all in the
CITY
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Resis All Right at Il lanktOn.

National Associated Press to the Star
SIOUX Cry, Iowa, Dec. 21.-J. w. Doug
las, Indian Agent at the Yankton Agency,
says the report telegraphed by the Western
Associated Press to the effect that about
seventy Indians had left his agency in pur-
forty left by permission for short visit
below. with ammunition to feed them, and
money in their pockets, and returned oui-
city and in good season, save few loiterers
who fell behind and imposed upon the
whites and made false representations. He
says they have enough food and clothing,
and are doing well in the matters OF educa-
ton and self-support.
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but the most of these murderers are from
outside counties
Yesterday Chas Miller dangerously
stabbed Frank Sparroms, manager of q
variety theater.
DAILAs TEE, Dec. 21-Yesterday the
Grahd Jury indicted Elijah Rice for the
murder of colored man named Rube
Johnson near here three years ago. The
negro was most foully murdered. They
hrst hung him, then cut his throat and
otherwise mrtilated the body. Johnson
was witness in q civil suit against Rice's s
brother, and was, it is said murdered for
that reason.
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Board of Pubic Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell i'm the
chair
The Engineer was directed to prepare plan fr
catch-basin on Westwood avenue near Harrison
Pike, and also to notify owners of pr perty abut-
ting on Fergus street from Chase to Knowlton
street, and on Straight street from Clifton to Zig
gag avenue, of the resolution to improve said
streets.
The sum of $500 was ordered paid to MexEs
McHavin Speigel for new boilers furnished tho
WaterWorks
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THE CROUCHING WOLF.
Dismal Days in the Miners Cabin,
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Dec. 21.-The SUMS Scran.
ton correspondent says these are dismal
days in the cabins of thousands of Pennsyl.
vania coal miners. The wolf crouches at
every door. If the combination of the com.
panies outlasts this month"; the miners can
see nothing ahead but starvation. Their
words furnish Christmas tide reading for a
country whose barns and grain elevators
are bursting with the greatest harvest ever
seen, even in this teeming new world.
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Only three days more. Seventy statesmen
kept busy from morning till night waiting
on the immense crowds of purchasers at the
Great Bankrupt Sale of Clothing. No. 1oi
West West Fifth street, between Vine and Race
streets. four doers s.n s-rvn Vine street. Gin
clnnati. Only few lett of Mems ov.,.
COATS, " Is. worth SO; Mems Cloth Pant.
VI 10; Mems Cloth Coats, 81 49, worth 90
Remember. this great sale will positivsi~
close a. the end of three days
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Change of Time.

The following change of time on the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad is an
nounced to take effect Sunday. December I'D
1878, at noon.
The Western Express will leave at 2:O5 D. m.
instead of 210 p. m.
The Lafayette Indianapolis Accommodation
will arrive at 4:05 p. m, instead of 4oOp. IN. An
other trains run as per former schedule
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Dead Pioneers.

The Cincinnati Pioneer Association are notified
to attend the funeral of Thomas H. Yeat.nan, Ex-
President of the Association They are requested
to meet at O'Clock a. IN. Monday, December 23d,
at J. +. Wiltsee's place, on West Sixth street
Also, at2 p. IN. Monday. at No. 230 Barr street,
to attend the funeral of the Sergeantat-Arms oil
the Association, the late VIM. Moody, Esq, who
was born i'll Cincinnati IN 1880
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The Weber Rrewerv-

detachment of police were sent up this MORN
ing to the Weber Brewery on the statement c. scv
eral persons that bloodshed ard riot were imIni-
nent there. Lieutenant Benninger went up, but
found everything quiet.
The injunction case at the time of our going to
press is still in progress
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The Ice jam at Bangor.

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 21.-Ice has jammed
in the Penobscot between the city and the
dam. The water has flowed back eighteen
inches high around the machinery at the
Water-works, and the people are much
alarmed. Something will have to give way,
and fears are entertained that the jam will
give way and form another jam below the
city. In that case the water would food
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Death Record.

ThetolIoWlng deaths have been placed 3
record since our last report:
Kate Straub, 27 years, city.
Schultz Doro, 7 wks, city.
Infant Lest, days. city.
Bernard II. Hooker, II days. city.
Dudley Ferrell, 20 years. city.
Infant McAmon, stillborn, city.
Infant Braun, stillbvrn, city
Anna M. We1king, 81 years, Germany.
Infant Weimann, stillborn, city.
Mary Chamberlain, yrs, United States.
Molly w. Mahl, % y's, city.
John S. Cordingly, 50 yrs. United States.
Jas. Craig, 16 yrs, city
Agnes Bunnahan yrs, city.
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Third Edition
THE LATEST.
Fatality at Washington.
Gen. Williams Dead and Beverly
Douglass Dying.
THE LATEST.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec 21.-Congrcssman Will
Jams died this morning. Beverly Douglass is not
expected to live during the day. Representative
Gilbert c. Walker, Of Virginia, is lying danger
Ously ill at his lod ngs in this city,
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Russia.
THE IRREpREss1BLE STUDENTS

THE IRREPREssIBLE sTUDENTs,
LONDON, Dec. 21.-Trouble continues in
Russia between the Government and the
students. On the 18th inst a delegation in
front OF the Czarowich's Palace were ad-
vlsed to disperse. The advice was not fol-
lowed, and half a squadron of gendarmes
were summoned, and one hundred and
torty-two students ARRESTED and lodged in
the barracks of the Life Guards-a Moscow
regiment.
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TRAGIC TEXAS.
A Jail Full Of Murderers aud More
..t Coming. z
National Associated Press to the Star

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 21.-Six murder
ers are in Jail here convicted of murder in
the first degree, and seven more to be tried.
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Marriage Licemse %. .

1HCUHHIC8e
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
John Dean and Ella McComb.
JAG. Wehrung and Clara Winkleman.
VIM Lindsay and Sarah Rodgers.
Wendell Gruesser and Barbara Hoffman.
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BAYARD TAYInR,S EItNnpAI

BAYARD TAYLOR's FUNERAL
BERLIN, Dec 21.-The Government has
sent letters to the American Legation, con.
doing with them on the death of Bayard
Taylor, American Minister. The funeral OF
the late Minister will take place Sunday.
Afghan War.
HAS POSITIVELY FLED
LONDON, Dec. 21.-A dispatch from La
hore says 1T is reliably restated that the
Ameer has fed to Turkistan after releasing
and appointing Yakoob Khan as his agent.
General Browne occupied Jellalabad yes
terday. ~
DOESN'T WANT TO ALLY.
A dispatch from Teheran says the Shah
has rejected the Ameer's offer for Offensive
and defensive alliance.
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Great Britain.


LONDON, Dec. 21.-Gen. Grant contem-
plates visiting Ireland about Christmas
time accompanied by Ministers Welsh and
Noyes. The ill health of the Minister to
England delayed the journey somewhat
The General goes to Ireland as his last iaunt
before his departure for India.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

"ANTED- ATION-LOCOMOTIVE EN-.
w GINEER-An engineer of twenty years
standing wants situation. Can come with best
references as to sobriety and industry No striker
Or Brotherhood: 500 bonus TO right parties. Ad-
&rew ENGINEER, Box 404 Hornellsville, N. Y.
delS-StW&Se
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taught it should be the Irish tongue.
[Laughter.]
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KENTUCKY SPECIALS.
Items Of Interest from the Interior.

Specials to the Star.
HENDERSON, Dec. 21.-The best price yet
paid for tobacco was received by Mr.. Chas.
Farley, of this county, yesterday, which
was IS 80 for lugs and 50 cents for trash.
PADUcAH, Dec. 21.-Mr R. H. Frazer, a
tobacco buyer from Hopkinsville, who has
been buying on our breaks for the past two
weeks, died at the Richmond House Thurs
day night of pneumonia.
A man named c. w. Crow was murdered
last Tuesday night at Ohio Station, at the
house of widow Moss, prostitute, with an
ak Benton Jones, her paramour, is sus-
pected of being the murderer.
EL1zABETHTowN Dec. 21.-Mack Lee, a
negro man employed at Gathers water
tank, two miles below here, got his hand
caught i'll cogwheel Thursday evening
and crushed into shapeless mass 1t was
amputated, but fears are entertained of
lockjaw.
MIDWAY, Dec. 21.-Two colored children
left last evening by their mother locked in
a house in the suburbs, took fire and both
burned to death.
GREENUP, Dec 21.-Dr. Alfred A. Spald-
ing, prominent physician, died at his resi-
dence in Greenup Yesterday. He had been
IN tne practlce III kentucky for thlrty-six
years. In 1910 and 184l he was connected
with the Commercial Hospital of Cincin-'
natl, and ranked high among the learned
Professors of that institution.
Another Savings Bank Succumbs.
National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. N.-Inqures at the
Indianapolis Savings Bank yesterday re-
vealed the fact that at II o'clock, in ac-
cordance with a decision of the Trustees
business has been suspended, and applica-
ton made to the Auditor of State for a re-
ceiver to put the bank in process of liaui-
dation. Colonel John w. Ray has been
Secretary and Treasurer of the bank and
w. M. Jackson, President, from its or gani-
zation in 1871, while the Directors and
Trustees have been leading citizens,
and bankers and capitalists. In con-
sequence the bank has enjoyed the fullest
confidence of the public, so that in July.
1877 it had secured 3,S1s depositors, aggre-
eating $4lS,Oo0 of deposits. According to
the statement of Manager Ray, it has now
about 5000 depositors, and deposits of
$2O6 900. Colonel Ray has been appointed
receiver, and proceeded to pay depositors
at once twenty-five per cent, telling them
that within ninety days at the furthest
full statement of the condition of the bank
would be published, and every one would
know lust what it would pay
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Chocolate Caramels soe

pound at GEO. MEYERS, 165 Main street. between
Fourth and Fifth streets. de.0 st
DERSONS WISHING TO BEAUTIFY THEIR
i homes for Christmas should examine Chas B.
McDonald's display of trees wreat,s and festoon-
ing. at lis West Fourth street. de1s4tW, s, ,M&Tu
pARGAINs-Special sale of fine boots, shoes
ID and slippers suitable for Christmas presents
S. Marx, 1876 and 1913 West Fifth street, Offers
special bargains in fine boots, shoes and slippers
the bargains. de2O-3t
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
CT PAUL M Z. CHURCH, CORNER OF SEW
~ ENTH and Smith streets.-Preachng To-nor-
rev at II a. m and 7:30 p. m. by the Pastor Rev.
II: b: Ridgaway, DID. Evening subject-"In-
spiration." being the third of popular series of
sermons on the Bible.
"ALNUT HILLS NJ. E. CHURCH.-Rey III.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at Ii o'clock q,
m. and 7:30 p. M. apl3-SH
VTINESTREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Y Rev. c. II. Daniels, pastor. Preaching Sunday,
at II O'Clock. Service OF song in the evening at
7:@ oc5-Su
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Opera Glasses sSs s:ess:; s':::Ss e. =.
Goods Generally. +. SPEITH, A9 Walnut street.
del426tS&W

SKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil and
- water colors, and drawing and painting in col
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY q Co. II9
Nassau street. New York
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THE CODE.
How LymAn TrunbalI Accepted Chal.
lenge to Fight Duel

Some time ago, when Mr.. Jaus~ shields
also represented two States in the United
State senate, was 10 Sc Lngis be met his ussi
fricnd Mir. j. l. ID. MurTSsass s--csmtnlonly
called DUA MorTis0n-- aad tho two oid coRa-
Fadcs had q long talk about early times 10
Southern IllInols whsn they were young
lawyers tngefheF During thrir conversation
sssnsrthing a. said anuut an asiair OF honor
in whlch Lyman Trumbull, ex-SenAt.r irons
IlIinoss, was an actor, end the recoiiecGinn t.i
the incident caused the two egOnies to unite
IN : hearty taugi Curious t., ieaFn further
particulars Il silr affair, GGoBE-D -DENsGRGT
reporter made inquiry u Mr. Morrison, and
obtained fFvns hIm pn,mise l., gave the full
details at s0me futnrr time, IL Was not un-.
ill tay OF two ag0 that opportunity was
alForIied fur falfilling the promise. Meeting
Mr.. Morrison VI his elegant lnansisiu on Lo-
Gust and Twenty eight sircetS. the reporter
rcnaiudei Inn oi his promise, and he at oncr
proceeded to nAFrute tse ser'ieumstancrs, which
occurred Aissut forty years ago.
-Four of the actCrs are si'a alive. he ssid
shields. TrusbuII, kacrner and nyseif II
was in the winter OF 1855 10 '39-I am n.a
positive wlieh-you know II was forty years
ago. Shields. Prumbnll aud VIM G kinney
Mere y.,ang lawyers. living in Belirvillr.
Ktnury lNss a prominent y1uag man, "a son
III Winiam Kinney, wh0 held tbe position
OF Commissioner Of Public improvements.
aad was man Of wealth aud high pseiaI stand
ing. Shields had bern teaehing keisoOl Ut
Kaskaskia, and had recently commenced the
prsctice of Law. Trumbuil was frun New
Eavland, and had his fortune and reputa.
tion to make Shields aud TFumYud were
regarded ss adsvuluErrs just beginning pro
fessicnal life, and u wac 8 mGtscr of doubt
whether either Of them would ever amount
10 anything. Koerner was more promising
man, and became Lieutenant Governor oi
the State.
And yoaf''
20, was then young midshipman Ia
the navy. was afterwards asked how il
happened that my companions Of that day
ali reached positions OF diatinction while
wes left I'll replied that II wAa because
did not happsa to nc bora IN either New
England, ireland or Germany.
sAs | was -ssying. was midshipmRn ia
the navy, and was q KsskaskiA viaiting ms
| family on lease Of alsencc. Al that taEHi
Kaskaskia was sghething Of 9 metSOpoiitaE
city, lnhabiled BY wealthy Apd rshned peo
ple, and the center Of Eashioa and gAiety
fhe Convens Of the EIsit&tian had rccentil
beca established there, and the pupils werV
made up of the youag ladies OF the hest f.
milies Of Missouri and IIhaois--a more char
ming OF Intellectual set o. girls psveF met
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MASON'S RANCH.

Tbs prDpristw isgf0vsas the pHblie generally
shat he IL prepared 80 reeeise anJ aceoaspaate
travellers. aad 10 eupply pAssiag usiis or hrFas
81 animals wtib wzieF
This L. The only Rasatiax place between tbs Ko
GT2ssdu ard sosl 4hiamlnga. ] aiwsya have "a
ADandsarr III waser 0sa haisd, which VII nrnisA
ut Te@sDalablE rates.
Ny tatae will he kept supplied With tbs best
she RssTkeg affords.
Ihase plessantuBd eomfort2sle roasns furnished
wgsA eican beda for the iass ea tsHselcrs AIsv
SUmsaFtsb,r AND sceuFc stahliag for auiEnais-
nf~ays kHet xtssd svppiy 81 uAg ard grain %
hand
Travellers sill and mt mw,lsce everything 70
qaiails 10 supply sAeiF aanls ard aad 10 tiR rCt.
sors, ny ehagxrs win aol bs iJund uuFesspnssss
r. s. Mason.
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THos. b cATRvS-
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fATEoA - &gilelgNTuN.


Al, ,tsr.ass nj las, s:sBie re. Ses Mexico.
8 VIII eslee IL sii use cs.usts IL Ian aud EqaitS
In s.,e teniioTy ss>iasSs snaaI,iy aisess'isa 10.
One messlet "a tC Finn hiuassso tc loana At tise
ssiiee IN Santa re-
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saryryos, Lineola, Iincoia Coanty. New Mexico.
sreeiAl atseation giyea 10 The saTsryiig AID In
ealing " Goyesnsaeas fzls All bstsines i:ii ile
L. y Land Oiaees lnsantsly attessdrd to
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Travellers, Attention!

RE- MAseN h.s parchased tie plsee here
toloss kaowu as slseunns gAeebe. sssassed IS
miles Messa VI Nesitla ua Che road 10 SILVER eity
and Ghe wesL and the sauie all AeFxaitef ee
kaowm aa
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XAy j. RYSEgs0I.


1tg0suey II LAs, i.as CEatces. New Aexlea.
iTosapG attention given To al business entrusted
10 lis care Practices IN all tie Courts ui Law md
K4aity hl Nsw ssexioo
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IoaN NJ GINN.

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Attorney Al Law. silver City, Grant GDunfy. New
Mckee VIII practice va al ille cssBrss e law Aisd
Eaaaty IN New Me1sco- PruIapa zssenlioa siseh to
all bsaslI1ekS
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IATMT. JoAEs.
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