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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

DR.. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CATHoLICON will posi-
lively cure Female Weakness, such Falling Of the
Uterus, Whites, Chronic Inflammation liberation O
the Uterus, Incidental Hemorrhage Flooding, Painful
Suppressed and Irregular Menstruaon, &c. old
reliable remedy Send postal card for pamphlet, witt
treatment, and certificates from physicians
patients, to HOWARTH 4 BALLARD UTiCA, New York
sold by all Druggists-sl so per bottle.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
De I.e..ep., Panama. s,..,, scs.w.

DE Lesseps states that 1900, 900 shares Of
Panama Canal stock have been subscribed by
100000 persons. The greatest subscriber is
France, the next is Spain. An effort is to be
made to organize a Nicaraguan Company in
this country for the purpose of maintaining
what Is known as the Monroe doctrine.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

President Hayes is provoked at the evident
disregard shown by Secretary Thompson for
the Monroe doctrine, who has rendered his
resignation to accept tho Chairmanship OF the
Panama Canal Company.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

MALARrAL fevers can be prevented, also other
miasmatic diseases, by occasionally using DR..
Sonfords LiUer Inuigordtor, the Oldest general
Family Medicine, which is recommended as a
cure for all diseases caused by disordered
liver. Eighty-page book sent free. Address
DR.. Sanford. 162 Broadway. New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

THE man who sighs: CHOW soon we
.re forgotten '' has only to leave a hotel
without paying his bill to find how sadly
mistaken he is,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

fairs in ireland are keeping warmed up.
Dillon, Davitt, and PANEL as now receiving
letters threatening them with death.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

VEaETINE in Powder Form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. If you cannot buy it
of them inclose fifty cents in postage stamps for
one package, or one dollar for two packages,
and 1 will send it by return mail. H. r. Ste
vens, Boston, Mass.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

VIXEN the season for making presents comes
make some sufferer of your acquaintance pres.
ent of bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
you will receive.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Intelligence from Dublin states that the jury
in the case Of Healy and Walsh, charged with
intimidating Farmer Manning, after an hours
deliberation, brought in verdict Of not guilty.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Ann Higgins, aged 70, and John Lyons,
aged 23, were burned to death in . tenament
house in Philadelphia last week.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Later estimates Of the number Of deaths by
the colliery explosion in Wales places the num-
Der at 100.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
Daushters, Wives and Mothers.

Two-TH1RDs of the axle-grease used in the
United States is made by the Frazer Lubricatol
Company. Buy the genuine.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Tho New Conemara colonists in Minnesots
are reported to be suffering very greatly from
cold and starvation.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Mr.. GEORGE BARNES, of Bagnall &
Barnes, South Water street, said that his
wife had been a severe sufferer with neu-
ralgia for years, and had tried many
remedies in vain. ST. Jacobs Oil is the
only thing that brought her relief
Daily Chicago Times.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
Age Cannot Wither Them.

It is with alarm that we notice that,
as we leave our country's birthday
farther and farther behind us, the negro
of longeval proclivities, shows a settled
determination to bridge the ever WIDEN
ing span of years. The aged African,
whilom content with round hundred,
now thinks nothing of adding ten of
twenty years thereto We had looked
forward to the time when the entire race
of nurses and coachmen to the father of
his country should become extinct.
Vain hope! Age cannot wither them,
though custom has somewhat stalled
their infinite variety. Verify, 1.-The Wash
ington nurse and coachman shall flourish
in immortal youth, rlnhurt amidst the
war of elements, the weeks of matter and
the crush of fworlds.-Boston Transcript.
IT is an unprecedented success said
Mr.. Chas. S. D'Arcambal, the we'll known
Burdick House druggist, when asked for
his views in regard to the st. Jacobs Oil;
it is highly extolled, and is giving gem
eral faction-Ralannazoo Mich
Daily Gazette.
An inquisitive boy who had been taught
to believe in the resurrection of the iden-
tical atoms which constituted each indi-
vidual during life, said to his mother:
"Ma, will all the heather come up
when it comes resurrection time?"
eyes, my son."
"And then those missionaries; will
they turn up, too?"
"Certainly, my son."
"Well, when them cannibal heathens
what's been feedin' on missionaries. get
resurrected, and them missionaries whats
been eat comes around and wants to get
resurrected, things is goin' to be worse
mixed than the presidential election,
hwy, map"
1T is time you went to bed, my son. F"
|
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

GET Lyons Patent Heel stiffeners applied &c
those new boots before you run them over.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
he yeI,.Ic R.lt Co.. m.r,b,u Mich.

Inc V0Itaic BeIt To-, MnFsbaII, Ntch..
Will send their Electro-Voltaic Belts to the
afflicted upon 80 days trial. See their adver-
tisement in this paper headed, "On 80 Days
Trial"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
A WEEKLY RESUME.


Josiah Caldwell, railway contractor Of Lon
don, has failed, with liabilities at o., 500 900.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23
DR.. w. Ross Writes:
Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
rheumatism, Weakness.

n. r. STEVENS, Boston:
have been practcing medicine for twenty-five years,
and a remedy for Scrofua, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, Weakness, and all diseases of the blood,
havenever found its equal. have sold Vegetlne for
seven years. and have had bottle returned
would heartily recommend those in need of blood
purifier DR.. W. ROSS, Druggist,
Sept. 49, 1873 Wilton, Iowa.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-23

Veeetine In Powder Form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores If can not buy it Of them
ncose fifty cents in postage stamps for package
ONE dollar for two packages and will send it by
retnrn mail.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07


This Is tie Opinion Of he Hoiiitajes srh'
Hare Iii&ited ne Grcat .fgD.gatioa 81
.HiractioaS This season,
Barnum's name is indeed Il great at
traction; but the exhibition which Is
fortunate enough To have the prince oil
ShOwmen" rs its originator and chief
manager is worthy of sailing under the
banner of the one and only L. II. Il. The
combination of attractions presented
under canvas at the Coliseum grounds is
wealth at his call and sound business
Judgment and experience could secure,
and it is the general verdict of our public
that the great Snowman has never brought
u more interesting exhibition here II
Is worth while 10 visit-'the eroumls,i Ill
only to see the thronS Of people which
surge in from every quarter. seeking ia
view the great exhibition. Late
corners are invariably turned away
and Thousands have learned by cX-
pericncc the practical value oI
Barnms advice 10 30 III the after
noon, lest there he no room left for ac
commodating the public. Zazcl, the
wonderful, thrilled the great audience.
yesterday by her daring and wonderful
woop in mid-air; while the cannon feat
amazed the asSemblages. as it never fail'
To do The equestrian features of the
show the riding of the Miles. Dockril
aud Lake, and the Neygaards, MIR. Ilollir
and otherS-form in themselves one OF the
most brilliant series of ''undcr canvas
performances; while the trained horse.
seem To do everything but talk, their ap
pearances constituting one of the prime
attractions Of the show TO the public. Sc
says the Buffalo CoHritr, and so say news
papers wherever the show has been this
season, as Il glance at our exchanges viii
prove. ''Barmm's Greatest Show on
Earth will visit Austin Friday and Sat
urday, October IL and lG On the day o.
exhibition, ladies aud those who desire {,
avoid the crowd at the ticket wagon, may
secure tickets and reserved seats, at tn,
usual slight advance, by.applying nj Sis
sou s Music store.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
GALVESTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, September 29.-Cotion--
receipts, net 2lSS bales; cross " bales:
export. co:I:.twisc 800 bales; stock on
hand q $50; sales GlS; good ordinary 9ic:
low middlng 10lc; midilling lO5r: GOOD
miaLiink iIsc; middliny fair lc; market
easy.
GALVESTON. September 30.-Coflo!I--
receipts, net 3GtiJ bales; gross 1924 bales:
eXPnrts coastwisc IS. bales: sales 100;
good ordinary 9sc; low middlin@ l0lc;
middlins l0le: good middlinS He; mid
ding fairiilc. Market weak and lower
to sell
GALVESTON. Oetober .. = Cotton
receipts, net 3Gi2 bales; exports coasiWisc
1900 b;,les; stock oH hand -, - bales
ordinary Ssc; good ordinary 9sr; low
middiing l0le; lniddiihg l0ie; good mid
ding lie; middiing fair ll,r-; sslc- 1915
bales; market weak.
GALVESTON, October I. - Cotton -
receipts, net 4SlS bales: gross 1922 bales:
exports coastwiSc . bales: sales 1871
stock on hand 81 good ordinary 95c;
low iniddlinS lGsc: Hiiidiing 1Ofc: good
niddsins HE; nliddling fair il5c; nIarkrt
steady.
GALVESTON, October Cotton. re-
ccipts. net 1856 bales; cross bsles; cN-
ports to Great Britain bales: exports
rogstwise 100 bales; stock on hand -. Gfi
baIcs; ordinary -; good ordinary los:
low niiddlins 10sc; middiing l09c; good
middling 1isc; middling fair HE; sales
1872 bales; market easy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
.THE srATE on TEXAs.
To the sherilr or ans Con.table orl1ayl. eouhl.

10 the Sheriff or any Constable orTfayis county
greeting:
Whereas, r. Bertram and w. II. Mocller. m
der their firm name OF Bcriram Il Mocllcr. have
filed their petition 10 the County Court of lrnvi-
county, against L. Nj. Tabcr, formerly resident
of Coleman county, Texas, bnt who Is now q
nonresident of said state and a TRANSIENT per
SON. alleging that II divers times between the gth
March, 1871, and the 1T oil July, 1879, at the
special Instance uad request OF defendant said
plaintiffs sold and delivered To said T. NJ. Taher,
goods, wares and merchandise 10 the amuapt OF
Sl.l43U, rs per sworn account fled With the
petition, upon which amount said defendant has
paid the sam al Ssis.S1, leaving balance due OF
Sse3.5S that said amount OF SSei.5S il now due
aud unpaid. Plaintiffs pray for process ~ pub.
iieatiOn, and at the trial Tor Judgment for said
sum OF S333.5S, togcihcr with their lc,ls and all
necessary and proper relief.
Wherefore, we command you 90 tufnmon the
said I. NJ Taber, by causing tbs citation 70 0o
published for four successive weeks IN some
newspaper published in Travis county. prior 20
the return day hereof, 10 appear before the Couu-
~ Court Of Travis county, 10 be held az the
Court House thereof in the city OF Anstii, on
the third Monday in November, 1880, then and
there to answer the petition of said Bcrt.uln s.
Moellcr, filed on the eth September, 1890, and
numbered TIA, when and whcr. you shall make
Witness, Frank Brown. Clerk ui
l.. :. said Court and ihe scai thereof
annexed, this ,ih September, 1880.
FRANK BROWN,
sepl6 Wit Clerk G. G. T. c.
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Do You Want to Enjoy Lifep

DR. j. Rrsltlfieldis Eenfale Regulator i
nof \ ,saasesa az 'eeFefH. hut simply )
specific remedy forionc special class OF ia
re.snlarilics or dieaSes. 10 proposes q
Ereealale 0enstruation, aud projects wo-
men nom \ long train OF disastrous eon
sequences. Nl.l mitisfaleS. an lncalrsIlsile
alhaent OF pain, mental anxiety and an
/ eutSh.
lis eonsl.insd pto ,eftiss not only tend q
tnst,;orate and hnilsl np the generalheai
of wonlan- but furnishes such special
teAlv. stimulating aud inxisorsiine intiu
cnScs Go the Womb rs excite thix nl,ran L,
the healthy performance OF lis peculiar
natural functions. II possesses \ special
ailinity ID this organ. and exhibits S,sccifis
power oTer laenstrtaiien. in correcting
siisssftlei,S. alsd positively Regulate All Il.
Irregularities 81 Woman.
haze nsesl. Cor the last tWenty wears
lac medicine known aS br. lsraddeis = Re
niaic Regulator, aud consider Il the hesi
! combination ever gotten Together for "a.
| diseases for which Il Is recommended.
W. u. fkRAkE1.. ~. n.
| Dr. j. Efadheld. Prop. Atlanta, Ga
| Prize - - per bottle. SOlslk y Druggist
and Dr. ]. J. fohin md o.. SameStx
| Wholesale Agents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

Acknowledgement, aud the ordering OF
,yrgniea! tribunals Tor the trial OF the
frel,sc. fbeH-it was that the natural
StaicSman and great commander spoke in
NVotsss that rexnSisliod tssroasheuf ahc
borders OF civilization, upholding the
.c0n>t tuition. sustsinius the freC dom OF
people und Demanding The sub0rdnatiOn
~ tao military 70 the civil authority. and
tbs when heNSeSa general in command.
ali5 vsith power 20 DC a tyrant. such aRian
Vas Hancock, such m3u i Hancock. ami
whcn he is president. n he win he. peace.
pros parity union. lOye Oicountry. patriot
iS,a aud fraternal relations viii hc our
nWsl irasSe>Sion and The heritage OF our
III lrcu
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

I'm old physician. retired fromprartlce,
having lad lllae--tlih his hand. s.V an East
ladia missionary the formula of q siiaplu
Vegetable reinedy Tor the speedy aud licr-
manent cure for Consumptiou, bronchitis.
Catarih. AstlinlS. aud All Throat s.nd isuii.s
AHcctionss Also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility aud all Nervous
Complaints. altcr haNin. tested rs won
derioi Sarsssve pawcrs in thousands Of
cases, has feltit his duty 70 make Il known
10 his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive aud desire to.rclieNc bgnlail suf-
teriug, viii send free of chgr-c 10 al
who desire II, this rercipi. IN German.
French or English. with mn directions
for preparing and using. sent bv nail
hy addressing with stamp. naming this
psrrT. ". ". SnEgAIs. To Qslrtss' E3esh.
o itNtsf. Afs- l1rf. ocf6NcoN i3t
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September 10 Colon
quiet; sales 4IG; uplands life; Orleans
lIzc.
Wool about steady. with 4 very moder
ate trade; domestic fleece 3isdlSc; pulled
2Del:-, unwaslcd I:Jle;;Jc; Texas B@32e.
Hides firm and moderate inquiry: wet
s.l;ch New Orleans, selected. ~ 10 q
pounds, 11i@l2e; Texas, selected, - 10 :.
pounds, IlIlgi3e.
NEw YORK. September 90.-C0tton
quiet upiands u 1876; Orleans II ~
| ice; sales 2l4 bales.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece
;:Gfdyisc: pulled 2l13l5e; uDwashed Ilf.e'-'s:
Texas l4l133e.
Hides firm and IN better demand:
wet sailed New Orleans, seIeetJd, ~ &" "a
pounds 1l3CsI3e; Texas, selected, 20 10 -
NKw YORK, October I. Cotton
weak: cotton - arrive fully T. below
quotations. sales u 900 bales. inciGsiin.
30 10 arrive: uplanslS IIsc; Orleans -
Wool quiet: domestic ferrc :,GssI lie,
pulled 20 i3e; unnasicd I-ta;-le; Texas
i4faa2c.
HIsses firmly l,essi .. prsaioiiS price,.
demand fair; wet sailed .scw DrleaI.s.
s.lcrted. - 10 ., ponnss-- ! pc iss; Tra.ls-
selected. 20 10 - pounds. stsi.'c.
MN York oriS''cr = - toitoh sitif
and e.ssfcr; s1Ics to-day 254 baiei.; upiaBd,
Wool steady; domestic fleece :ssss fp-.
puiicd 3faJ tx; BEwz-lsesi I--ss. sic, II sas
iiTssse.
lsides luil and weak: wet szIf..l New
Orleans. erlceicd. - to 20 pounds, IIHs
"a: Texar, scleefed, - 10 - pounds
II "a k
NKw YoEK. October 8. - Cs.ifsn -
easy; sales 81; uIilaHds IIIe; Orieank
xtool steady Heb, ,r,,,. ,i,.,,.st;.. g..
2se Sc; pulled 3s.s i.'rs uHa aslied I-<.ssr,e;
Texas l4f1-see.
Hides quiet and moderate inquiry; wei
sailed New Orleans. selerted. ~ 10 20
pounds, II lfsiz~s Texae, selected, - tos.s
lounds. II tfeI3t-
NEW 1oEK. October Cotton. -
easy;4 sales 90; uplands tie, Orleans
Wool steady. liehfiradc: dolne kfeecc
Ga IS; Isiilcsi .s i.e; unwaslleiI ~ 49,:
Texas fffa-szc
Hides ann and moderate trade; wes
sailed New Orleans, seleetssd, - 90 -
pounds. Illal2es Texas, eeietied, - tos5
pounds, l1tfI ~.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
~ lpns SE..s'.i .ti,e ..isrriran aaasIn il,-i
h Ithc Hneriean ape4faef After IAtias his
q rssps.is. g I i Gle. el,arAgT- esllsgts,

original position. aHh really Mere con-
tending Tor that which Ms mere expo
dirnt ami not q principle. lac hurried his
attention 10 local maiiers. H. defended
com cHtiaas - the ONLY means by which
Tile will pf ihe people could he lgsst cS-
! pressed and Submitted thai the WAY 10
correct evils in Themselves 10 40 - isy
cont ending ioF the rissiIf Within and nof
lighting from Without lie showed lhaf
the Democratic party. sines. The t,pn>fitll-
ton Of ISis ,iown 10 thar OF 80. had nvy-
or placed any iisnif except nlinilnlnll
one. below which the ies<islaturt could
not CO.. IN making it, appropriations Tor
educational purposes aud that the lrsf
limit ever placed upon The amount 20 be
allowed Vas done hy the Republican con
yenticn OF lSG9. And geplyipg 70 the
charge OF The party : uufric ndiineSs 10
the cause OF -edneation, he showed that
lit stood resdt TO give aSnnicil rs the Rad-
ieais did a. soon a. the stale had paid on
the debt imposed upOu il hy this same
l-ffadicaimfef1Ile. II stlTnaddresSf ifirI-
self iCffa few moments 10 thc eN Taord-
mary c0ndIIet of the ,'omnSiss ionei Sp0Fft.
III not arranging for more voting places
in the precincts outside Of Austin. and
proved froEl the records thli-Sshtt.; hrgr>
tOIore there were tNcnty-ci.ht. NOW
there werr oniy--efgift. fv-o-tniris IRE
than iOrmerly.szln gliiring wiuszMaS i9
biants and White disclalmiRG ANY 9nien-
dOIrtp charge -frsiWi. he iHSi>tcd-t t;ii The
Iiegiik cnce Was kulhal5tc. and LA1zf1 iIcstr-
;.al head of the court. Judge smith. should
! have seen to il thai il wds not peFPeirai-
ed. lie Iaok -np the COUNTY Iickst AMI
discussed the merii~ OF eaeh-oi llfys .aInii-
datcs and commented them 70 The Voters
| Of the county with telling effect. His iri-
hute 10 Judge Walker WAS especially
graceful ;ind eb. iucnt. Alter prOtssl ing
against lllf rlrefe q idi1RNtIy ls.taS
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ESTRAYED,

August %. 1850, by John d. Grumbles, before
John C. White, J. =. I. G., hay pony horse,
black name and tail, star IN forehead, snip on
the nose one white hind foot, d Scglrs old, iiis
hands high, aud branded 6 ON hight shoulder.
and appraised at $40. FRANK BROWN,
SEES w;it Clerk I. &. T. e.
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To all who are suaering from the errors
and indiscrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss OF manhood, etc,
IL will send a recipe that will cure you,
PlEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wrts discovered by missionary in Sonth
A iAIcrica. Send IA sclfa,ldrcssed envelope
Ia the REv. IosErn II. lNMAN, Station u,
Nc,0 York chg. aplSeodNwlyr
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ESTRAlro.

IL !. 3SfsEiaua. hesilre = 9. Nhits. J. T.
a =, 49, ~ .3tt day Il s.at.ah-r, \. h. lSs1,
tt1 mff.' ....' sotocl hlafc, @. 10 X.Ars OLD.
hrta III o. ct -ho,!sitT q L.. diAlIt ~ hsiii,is
"a "a, S-'ar IN forehead, snip ga mesa. NalEcd "a
-, tac otsse- 4 dark sorr,i marc, hgslndgr Xix
cSan'-'ittl WITH over NAM os, !cii shcgidei.
ai'SLi :. hsrts high, ahont wears obi. aatle
mark ou one shoulder. valued ~ SIS.
oc,W't FRANK BROWN. Gik 4. q. T. G.
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t2p .AssERrIsgMENrs
Town Lots al Anctinn.

On SATURDAY, oet . 1 Mil eiles az public
SSH, ioan lots .lla BIAS, oS iu The I,1iroad f.ggcn
ct hyic, i1lI,ssrIl as naags Addison nly iitz
al which Eayc = aercs; let- t'.d aas A.
3te GA iis' west .te al tar rgaa lliH ca hisii.
smooth srpniId, su.i 1st Ia, legt ,ilslgir ftua
tgc sts,,ut M his,i. % u,sidcucgs. ht.nssuui
81 tIc DANCER and noes. al thcsfr4ins
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ESTRANED

Betrayed hy W a. Sims. before T. G.. Win-
Bora, }. p T.. =, August - fsea a iaarc, or S
years oil, isE a. - hands high, sorrel, with
White iac'', feel 0Aite. brand oa len shoulder
appraised gt So
ocs w;ie FRANK BROWN, Clk G. c. T.C.
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Saturday morning. at : O'Clock. the
boay 5rE HNcoSIhs Nvis found by ?
police SfA.ersin n VheaR&equare in the
southeastern part Of the city, lying in the
middle II the street rImning through the
block. opl.ssiic Mr-pFS Mitehelfs resi-
.a(9,dk " was stI6rfsteisH, or Eagy
YEAR old. stranger IN thAgity aud no
one knew him. He Wa about live feet
eight inehesshIsh had LONG. red whiskers,
was medium size. rather sIcnGer. and
wei~iici about 40 pounds. There were
no marks OF violence on his person. No
papers were found on his person TO des-
i.;naie where hG came from. In his pock-
~ Was found 4 sInallNiai, fablef '-ehlorai
poison which still contained a small
quantity u choral; also pawnea ticket
for an oyer-eoat, pawned at JacksOn's
and a Eoie certifying thai ''Dr. Il. +.
MeekiI.s could cure morphine esiers ~
i've day These things g ~ 81 iIeprc.
OF raslrse, that she l5ifi lad bccu suhiect
-tsansDt;.1, d,tlTr 2 = 2 'ise t.'Ie ~
ljesf .tirfcf 81 anb,ie% sitttSsA rspsfsed
fftf i'I1I1 ttial az NsA isttraA' IN A|'N+ ~
,img.. Hc xas at Ills ia quhsskf aheve
named ihel evening bsionRths lio5ig-s a.
found. but lac was not closely ol--effcd.
After he went out 81 the shop he vs. .ob-
served sitting on l5S, iJ0tins5fsih her
sfSpiJ, but lac attracted 40 particllaf al
feI,iior SThe fsilow,nA. was the y suit
~ The c,,FbIief's inve,si CATION: -
. 4. NaIis.,ssxafh. e.y s: r wa SUR
lnsned on jlIFysst s8qityzt Oh fif second
,iay OF October. aDoui 8 \. f.. " nia-...,
esna,,esls over The renisfn 81 q. F.. Meek
ins, aud found ia his l,o' RI a hotu.s-ron-
taing clltorah- The y 80 f-ed was lying IN
n street. IN The southeastPt1l part oti4se
city Of Austin- IL u NY opinion, ff@ln
lie appearance OF The deceased and the
absence OF any marks of violence. Chat
he cane 10 bis death from The effects ol
chloral.
The, following is the verdict OF the jury:
After hearing the evidence, say that
the deceased came to his death in the city
of Austin. Travis county. Texas. on the
second of October. AID. 1880. from the
effects of an overdose of choral admin
istereti by ms own hands.
49, - - 4. \. SUELETT.
u. G. LOCK,
j. l.. WATTS.
r. +. NELL,
II. HAWKINS.
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