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, 1881-01-08
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The city Of WallA Wal'l does

\ MYSTERIOUS AFFAIE- Wednesday eve
ming Michael Smith was sitting in the Brew
cry Depot when he was acco>te,i by fiddler
Who goes by the nom de plume of "One.
eyed Ben" and who Il vel known in this
city Smith was asked by has individual il
he wanted 70 earn 4 curple nf dollars He
heinc pror nzn jumped a, the opportunity
and both men got into B=n's wagon and
drove ouc IN the country IN order = bring in
trunk and a woman, whom Ben claimed
was his wife Alter passing Cottonwood
creek and going about three miles and half
beyond, they stopped At a cabin where there
was female standing at the door with a
trunk by her side. Ben kissed the woman
ard thea the tao men stooped to lift the
trunk when gun xas fired at them from the
inside OF the cabin. Smith ran on. OF the
yard aud down the read pursued by man
who tred two shots at hin from . revolver.
Not wishing 10 be slau Uttered in such a cold
blOoded manner he wendei his way into
town without fioding on: what became Of
Ben who has not s,nee been heard cf. Our
reporter obtained the aboye particulars from
Smith himself whais yillins Ia vouch iu its
truthfulness- The matter should be looked
into by the authorities and thoroughly inves-
tisated As there may have been some crime
committed.
, 1881-01-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to foors
mammal the net earnings Of the railroads OF
this country for the past year amount to
S9l9,0l6o.4. The percentage Of increase,
so far as reported, is less on the trunk lines
than on the other lines, and yet the former
will pay sj5, 600. 600 more dividends than IN
the preceding year. This is nearly u per
cent. additional on the total railroad capital
of the country These figures show that this
has been the most prosperous year III the his
tory IF railrollng.
, 1881-01-08
Tie uSf~c tS!.s.

How long dear master, q, how long: VIII
Won c1ntin,:r to tie me ia the Streets and force
me to gnaw the bark oil the tr.es when you
eau have NE well fed for two bits 1t Uncle
Tons stable on Third street, Walla Wnlia,
W. T. JV-oin
, 1881-01-08

PELIGIoUs. The sacrament OF TIE Liris
super will lie administered N the court
haus. t,-rarrow, tSabbathl. Sermon by
Rex. T. N. Boyd, Of Waitsburg.
, 1881-01-08

A CHAxGg.-Mr Jakr Bctz has ie.sse'i the
STIR Brewery t. Anton and August haE-
ter, vino will endeavor To MAINTAIN the pop
ularity gained by Mr. Betz The building
and fixtures were leased for two years
, 1881-01-08

C.rss=it Is reported by subscriber
that there has only been four days, tins s'n-
Ter That the cattle running in the viciaty OF
the Snake River, south Of LeTist'n. dad net
b,y,. -asy access 10 feed. Consequently they
xii h. m mr., class condition tins sprms.
, 1881-01-08

WeJfoot Oil ileuresthe CRYING baby. 4o:hers
,ttp,-;on i called t. the Wthfoot Oil IN Gases
Of esuup, rJa~ps or cole, TINT the little ones
ara 81 pIect 60.
, 1881-01-08

81 '.. ta\AENr ENrcUnox. -I In 1864 a
'''e' belonging 70 one Of the companies
,'..-'' led a. ;@e garrison, was condemned
!, u. .A'' ioF discrtion. An annulmcnt of
" s-'''eiee w4s ,N.eot,i up to the last
.- III ron the General commanding, but
'.n' ,-ae. The soldier vss allowed every
J, aa.'Iy '~'''y 70 escape the door If the guard
., A.. .,,1s .e't open. and be even told TO
"a. "-' say he would and stly he did. On
- appointed tJr the condemned to die.
,.,f,.' ''I 'at 70 the scatfold. seated on his
.a~ Ad detachment Of troops fired at
- t.I, '.i ,iA''a- dead ~ tha first round. with
,.,. 'Sliei,s 'Drogsh lis heart The execu.
~.fl,r lay LAY reminds re memory of an old
'''' u 'as eNreuti1n If lse.
, 1881-01-08

HEARD FRGN.-We hare recently received
letter from our old friend Major J. S. Hay,
late of that GUe newspaper the Idaho Atai-
anctc. He has been staying at Paraiso
Springs, Monterey county, and says he feels
ike new man in front Of his window he
writes, ais a beautiful lawn on which the
grass is already up two inches, Roses in
full bloom can be seen in every direction.
Gardening is going on and everything is
lorely. Among other visitors here are
'Urc!e Ja.c' Miller, OF yonr TERRITORY, and
Col VIC Trevitt, Of the Bslles. They are
ddisy pair of old birds" See here, MAJOR.
You are or .n.lr.., l., wrsn. ii vou fancy ynu
''aggerevate" Us up here IL this bra-iug eli
nate 10y talking about your old roses and
young grass Bless your heart, man, we are
just reveIling in tueIty inches Of snow here
now AMI hsviaS jolly times keeping the
stoves warm. As for thos. festive youths
you had batter send item home for We re-
pnire them in our business and need them
badly
, 1881-01-08

PAIb Up SUBSCRIBER. - Nn, you are
wrong. F,stiHa ieS,r, means wait tai yoaf
hurry's over, AMI /. wei worth pondeFrs
over
, 1881-01-08
LrIs,.os DEAD Mfx.-Some jackall in

IrvIxt.oS DEAD MES.-Some jackal IN
the form of man entered the holy sane um ot
the Cath lie Church between the hours ni .
o'clock Tuesday evening and WednSe'lay
morning, and removed a gold ring from the
tingrrof the deceased Thomas. Such iiei d
Leserv a punishment almost as severe as that
,xperi.need by the murderer, and infinitely
more degrading.
, 1881-01-08

orr Aa,rx.-Hon. y. T. C.son, who as
hsen ecn,ineli 10 his home, with sickness for
the last week, Is 50 far recovering a. to be
out again.
, 1881-01-08

mF PErmF>N Ni~rf The newspapers
Il me Fat lave lately born MAILING CON
.iersbIt comment and pGblis' ing extracts
fr1- IN -','ar'a, aammunicatiOn to the Ohio
W. lgEn,l,, Ju the political effects Of Pres
ldra, HAYES yisi: 20 the Pacific coast The
Ar,c!, irnm thr pen Df or fellow towns
mAa " II Reed AMI * written in grace
IN. attractive and furcclb.s Prarnr-, rteul-
AZ si,h NJ Rod
, 1881-01-08

webfoot Oil cures Irsin in from one 10 ittesn
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-01-08

DrEp-We learn with regret Of tas seata
of The mo,hcr nf Mr. Chas. FTush 40 Bait
r,ore on the 18th of last month
, 1881-01-08

Er,rE The oil ar, scue hotel
a!.n.3 llul ulrs 1t Walluls, has been
IN down anil Tgrsilr !! was lna.!"'l on the
r., Aad shiepri ~ Aii,suuIth, where it Will
a;-- le u,-l as a hosrr!rv. Although the
'R-,rG.! las P1>,rl through the many vic
,se,lies a' '1.;aar, Il has probably 1T LAST
reached %, -1i! o' prosperity for Ainswoith
.sadGo be 4 Anu-Isirins town.
, 1881-01-08
THE LIVING FUNERAL

Was headed by John Justice. the city mar
shiIl. who arrss,e,i Thomas and wife IN Kan
.ls city and b.oush. them here. inlloxei by
Sfcriff Thompson, Deputy Sheriff Thomas
aud Fred Rof5. the gentleman who made the
kno,. Following came Father Duffy to The
left OF Thomas holiiDg or to his arm and
speakiBg words OF consolation q the misera-
be man. Thomas, though very pale and
sallow. wsiked with : iirm step t. rac gai.
lows, and assembled the steps with almost an
elastic step. Dressed In heat black suit,
froek eaae Of clerical design, white shirt,
stand up collar and a hlack neck tie. his
appearance OF the seafold was more Ike the
debut of q youns minister az an annual gath
eriuc than the eJpiation OF life for life
Col, unnoved and apparently the most ua-
concerned on lifes last sasge, 7. dispelied the
i.isa Of look, that human life vas about
Il lie huried into eternity. After me con-,
verssti5r with the sher7iF and Father Duffy.
Thomas in quiet and sci: possessed manner
stepped 70 the front OF the grliows and plac-
ing both hands on the ratings IN front. al
dressed the sssemhleA .Lnasamh rs follows :.
Gortlosea Having oeen in AL rine months.
/ am .bout 20 pay deit ~r al owe Nv
poor wife IS waiting in i.ii iar The murder 81
Amanda shank
, 1881-01-08

onr THOSE EbrTogs. Pioneer wants
Us 70 b-liev- th.; he PGneviile gra"gers
eere ploagh.n- u. Crit s7s d=y-
, 1881-01-08

b.... O." >''i F-An ny SQUAD paper pub
d a. ',e.a oi news. the fact that the
= I'm AS Jas acquired a new power
-. An '''e' It as evidence OF the pros
-. - y!'' As the offices Of the three
s.th ro,, .- ..'.,Aed here have been supplied
last ,w,I,. i,e>ses and steam power for the
nj t''r mouths. We can, d,s,luse opr
the So zoe IMPRESSION that our brother ON
Va, w-a1,a MA mas br. JUS, awakened frcm a EiD
the ,ir.. r, srl' or rnat he is year bel ind
pos,sss,B.. , oe >TTAIrSuAv prides itself on
Iar,- M " y lar the hest appointed news
ns>. CT; PRINTING Office in the North
=; sue %, Portland. A,,,l don. for
, 1881-01-08

v-,rsrr -r-d.y W. ihe Iast aay on
s.tL .gou.- Dr Irllne checkers could be
,r.gp.l NJ SHIT and those who violate the
hT VII he prosecuted with the utmost vigor
lr m, W,lla Walla Game Club. Pot hun
,,r. sboSid recolleet that these laws are
s ior their goOi, for If there were none
,.s I'm. woeld soon be extinct.
, 1881-01-08

't'.H oE Nm. Eiuu The Tacoma
'.'lSf says: As w. =, 10 press report
'sa i''' US that irving BAillrd, prosecuting
attorney u Tins iadIclal district, died at his
.r,,'sa,r , ,r ,n : attic on the morning OF Dec
,'i."7' 80 '";h, o; typhoid fever. Mr.. Ballard
'-'e heTe N attendance NJ the recent scs-
..S ..yl ~ court, complained of Illness, which
-. - As early departure Tor hu,ae, and
.i. .i.o" 'hneNs to have beeu continuous. ~.
.."s ','''s a stated The announcement Is
.-. ''ta regret, and viii he read with sor-
a'> GumeroGS friends.
, 1881-01-08

Ar AsroEI,.-Bro. 7. Is. Merry, ia'e O.
the Dalles InidRi Empire, was a: As:oriA ON
De a9th, IN route TO San Francisco.
, 1881-01-08

Ns,.L,., 60, C4NEs>, I. ;. Deputy Marshal
i,..lr,- ''n '"-rr' !, make many trips
g,,,t.... Ho''e yrlra5a,e,l locality. 1t
3,r,3., Ai'' 'h'' Tie c,pypu i. individually
i,.'' w,n. -. ,i,.a,' ISL. TL. sets'er, On the
saryey Aars r,A ,rF rErF above he government
,.a' r.',e'sl prOsv,on .; el, : n,h nlat,e an"
oa goy,rnnen. I,n,i. 80 - o'in. ~. usS
law a. eanber ,herefrom Ths WoS.;c
.ootsr = eye fer an eve and . ,oo,h ior :
sias. aaS :, Spreu~, says the Eat Oreyo-
Several S... me s~s ,'a;Sosi. rules III. land.
answer &c have already been held to
otiense - Judge be.ay Ter the above
turns ON l.. iA>; a. one l. .,sirchr6" he
into Air., Ssh''T and carries the war
,ult befors n. sef,oos Serious ;sar:,!e is likely to re
e IL '''ers are finally dispo sei Of
, 1881-01-08


The ice blockade continues on the Coln,n.
. alaslssr and although our las.s. Portland
i. a"S u,.'' !noofted that Steamer le..
to make the Cascades, the o. RAN. Co
refused to sell tickets or accept freight for
'poisss on the upper Columbia Heavy snow
drifts otsaructed the track q. the Cascades
Portage, and a terrible wind storm bio wing
down stream is reported at all points:
thermometer from 10 degrees above to zero.
all atone tba lna. The railroad track be-
tween Cmatiila and B!alc6k's. after teiae
, cleared Of snow. was again obs.ructel BY
storm Of sleet and rain, which froze as it fell.
The tram left here for UmatiIl. this morn.
pin2 on line the telegraph wires are rwn
presumably somewhere between here and
Umatilla- So that We neither receive from
nor transmit pispstehes below. Visitors in
town from the foothills, repor. that the i'm
mense snow fall Is frozen solid, aaf that it is
has surface covering of IN inch or more of
solid ice, 50 that 1t will bsar a mans weight.
Posted men say t at cattle can not possibly
stand such weather, bu, no loss Of stock has
, been reported yet. The new moon Is stand.
: ing on lis base Ike boat on a sheet of wa
: ter, symptom that the surpestit;ous inter
: pretate to mean as fostelling bad stormy
weather daring the month. The atmosphere
.,is clear at n'gh,s aud the stars shiue with
that mrrHse briliiancy which they show dur
ing sharp fnusty nights. During the day.
time Il Chinooks iittle so little indeed,
.L,, 80, aoo S--r.r WORK tan that it Is
p%tung IN now, the snow VIII ia >. .-s''i..'.
remain with us until the mex. Fourth OF
July. We wonld advise onr readers to stake
no money on the supposition that the
back bone OF the Winte: Is broken, for IL is
a mighty tickiish thing To bet on. is the
weather in this country.
, 1881-01-08

CHrreruss soods in endless variety at John
B. Lewis Bookstore,
, 1881-01-08

W.Lfoot Oil is a priceless jewel IN yogr fam
i!y. /. speaks tor itself
, 1881-01-08

WeLfoot OIL Is sure cu-e sor Dyr1he-ia or
ore Throat
, 1881-01-08
cognr7Er ,H.rs-EpEs

in h-r absence, and wish 70 say -he xzs rs,t
rxe -ent when cdaSnit,ed tie dee,i ask
pardon of Gni ard nan, Snd now BID you al
farewell, aal ask I'll :pnd Christians u, p.ay
for re Farewell.
, 1881-01-08

HIS MANY FzIEND>.-Mr. Defl Rho,lcs,
for some time connected wi:h the Stine
House Lar, has assumed the position recently
vacatei by George Edwards in the George
h Reefs Salon "pp,sit- this Office. Mr
Rhodes = well known In this ci.- and has
many fneac-- and consequently he IS val
liable acquisition and viii undoubtedly H.
cresse Mr.. Reeds business.
, 1881-01-08

PnTEIEs Sc, ot,er skins aye worth 80
each at Astoria.
, 1881-01-08
SOCIAL ENTEKTaISNENT.

SoCiAL ENTEkTAINNENT- : SatirdaE
evening the Blue Ribbon Club viii give an
eatertainmen', consisting OF reel tat'ons'
readings music, etc. at the L. h. Chnrch-
Everyboly is invited to atte.d, and partlci-
pate in the festivities.
, 1881-01-08

pse,.sr.pher-. MAI, ST.. Near tie nssAs

Phs,ssr.pher~. Main Sc. Near The hssese'
Having ensased the services Of one ct .se
xerv be,t re.ouchers IN the Pacific c0ass, nseiY
eu,pIoyed BY J. ". Taller, the leading ps peosos
craphe- d San Francisco, We are nov enao. DE-
70 produce all classes Of work conneesea s -.
photography in manner superior 70 any 2W1o. 2Ws
tosraph gallery On the P.cihc noliniI n ~ c,.y.
have also engaged an artist in India ink, sd
on. water and oil coIors. and are Prere.sed
10 ' cory All kinds Of pictures and enlarge ths
IN inin' @ ssyIs superior to any heretofore I:as
Our renutation Is artists is . guarantee tA.s ~
work leaving thi. sAllery will DC hns..,' -.
satisfactory With our inpro'ei M I. IN
and facilities photographs can be t.ken -
..Iu a,naJa - well ~ ia Clear weather. Give u .
call. W.n. W.IIa.
W. 7.
, 1881-01-08
:, -, Tns ,,e;nools have al

H.Gu CHrxooks.-The chinooks have al
ranged 50 high this winter tia: tie ea''ie In
,b. valleys have been the oaly ones TO sni'
fer On the high lands and fo"t hills there
has been plenty of food ani very few All
mails have died.
, 1881-01-08

rprr' -.',e' t,n.ed N Hawley paint
- ss n', ,,,r,a.emeDts are made.
~ -1,,r, An taxes that are
paDsfs, a,Ipqacrt and a fine of tn |,
-. r,p.id - ~ and in,orcs. at the rate Of
tn. Tigers will meet
1n I'..,> ..., a5..sa At the Court h0u'e.
- - + .i,se,l in HaSleys pant
r,r"a,,,'.. srs.,. near n3relrs Nj Mil ia5n ana
=, =. .s.l., =. b., .', 90 ~'a0nl street
%i'' - TIE upp-r strTy Of the
5. '.., ,sr7,t. being fn''hss P off apss pre-,
ollF1-.' ia. al. I.ly changing t"e'' quar-
7..,r7 % 20 t,,Ii,ns. Al elegant chan
~. ~ tgos o1.'i IN the nun hall hall inl a
d. e,1 .,rosi .,D. is rcrlyt' he la'a down
". rsarn Ia. during tie
E,1''.i,.is.oo- .o-,.r in t.sw,oi, me Of our
-. a-,s''a' II, a number OF c'r'is at
,L7 ,T 's'''r' r,-I -. y Third stree; for s. %
E,la's,'l disposed Of It L. Nan
:. -rl ~ q .,. 20, IT ft. Er:erpTise vii
, 1881-01-08

Wrbfoot Oil can be had at your druggists,
, 1881-01-08

roR STENCILS, Ga to Straights.
, 1881-01-08

iFs "C,rDs' SHOOTING MArru-Sa.ur.
"'5 "r grra' iaY Tor the Walla Walla
''afl'. They all repaired to the race
souai' go -ao"; i'ra = GOLD AMI silver medal
i'''-n'ci :" the best shocs hy their popular
.-,,.n. Z l. Straight The gold medal
1' "'u by EDL bussT and the silver one
'-i.'es >Se.lea, AMI ;he other prize, 4
.-i1 " 10. Nai'5 WL,I SrlrESrAN Tor one
"a va hy unanimous causeut awarded 20
sue -. 'F;A-a. "E7 nIa.i~ he.ter shooting than
, 1881-01-08

ygw pfu-Mr. Geo Edwards, for
nm. ms, b.hinl the bar at Gco. X.
% .r..Jan IA. resisned that position to
.--. .,.-s advantageous one ON the raul
al r. -ai 90 hear Of Mr.: Edward S
,---s-,c. an. hrrs hat he viii be snccess-
- -,.- y Mrs.nrss
, 1881-01-08

- A'f1's, Amcns the overland passen-
gsn ah,5h lasscl Carlin Dec. 22d, for San
fra1s!s,o, wrre II. Dusenb=ry and family cx
r'e'' 'or Washington territory. Mr.. Duseii-
'eI' u 'ir s,n'sr member IN the firm Of
'a'eal~ry Bros. of this city, and for some
t4's past be has heen travelling in Europe.
IN, >.AILSuIN, together with the cittens
Q, "4i!a Wa!la. MI lie glad to wcso..ie this
l'anes' merchant and hi, fan,:iy home again.
, 1881-01-08
PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas WAS shaved
and his hair cut and he arpe1red IN very
good spirits Lster in the day he vas visited
hy Father Duffy and the Sister cf Charity
who, during his confinement, have been very
kind tn the pri-o"er. The noise made IN
erecting the sea ioil did no: Sem t. depress
hun in the Feast. as far thsse who were
present could see THIS morning h was
d-cssed IN new broadcln.h suit preseated to
him by Father Duffy anl he appeared quite
cheerful! when he was visited by his sister
vino renamed during .he principle part of
tho tnCruInr
, 1881-01-08

hN77"> rae election Of municipal of.
N'>'ss'ser tie recent act "fthe Legis' ature
'n'-T"ratnS The town Of Pendlrton, WAS
held on Thursday, Dec 3G.h, aad T. suited
\ ,l-oV' Mayor, 1t IIyermore: Record.
~. !, "aya, Nushil, 4 + Gray; Treas
,''r &. " Webb: Street Commissicner,
\ lGisarfty, tluac!lmen, y. Eothrlnld,
,,aa :, Watson. ". NJ. Beagle, J. Despair,
Il. + lNl'n;n. J. H. Hllev,
, 1881-01-08

The engine and hose
,.r hf'sI - a IN Hawley's p.. paint
!, - g ~, ,,rrla.emepts are made
, 1881-01-08

yrg We iotf ctr hat t. Chris.
tho r,,est leg Of mutton that ever
..-i.r,l,o7. Irrnaie 4 most delicious
r.-,,ls,,h;ghly enjoyed: As it was one
a.''.iE .s.E r, 5.,n,s lambs which attracted such
: =, .,,.;, tbrls shop, We consider "urseif
.hls. iaro-pi.
, 1881-01-08

pyr,e Mr.. Tom Lee, of Dry
,'',- ,,.. .bs, the cattle are beginning
no -, ,.,a.,aos remains on the ground
49,, the ,toek m-n viii sntier Sc
m''a II Tbr viu.-r wheat Looks well al-
,''I. = IN. i-y il!l there was not
thc-.r ''.'-
MI ssH
, 1881-01-08

t.g uu Too. 1o,n niner'
W lr,i-i.i aud Passenger Agent
e. O'''' a.. - now IN the c.ty,
d: '-' =. :, n, a,.siins himself familiar with
- = ''t''' n Is live practical man and
BE- Ou''Tp +.,,I ~ tie important position
g. tlA.. N'.
, 1881-01-08

x3FaOeANDt u bo.ts b,.nk l--:As and
NJ ~,b.rlic a tcols r-aca at this o'noe
, 1881-01-08
THIRD AND LIS
one WOMAN

Here several suspicious circumstances oc-
Cured which attracted Mrs. Bassctt's at.en-
ton, especially when the mail carrier reported
the finding OF the body in :he Tonchet, she
noticed Thomas turn pale and avoid CONVEX
sation. But every thing pr--' p'''; 3" ma
did considerable traliTg with the BasSorI-
who brought hm and his wife to Walla
Walia and from this place they left Immeii-
, 1881-01-08
yHE SECeSD

To hang for the commission Of 7r--. eio''---
murder IVES Muse Muse. the Iadian. aLls
Red Money, who killed ons James Corrg:e
With al AZ killing him ins:hntaacously. He
wls tried. sentouced and sspiaI,i his crime
on the scaifod on Friday, "a l;ta cf August
lS;l Tha history IL Tie
, 1881-01-08
SOME LIGHT

On the 9th OF the same month h. Was SEN
fenced to be hung, and On the eth inst.
Sheriff Thompson read to him the death war
ran. naming this day for the exc ,ution al the
same. The doomed man has since his incar-
ccrntion IN the co.nty iAI bPth before and
after his sentence, maintain ii a stolii indif-
ference rs 10 has fate
, 1881-01-08

20 PER CENT SAVED BY hA' eNu
= r.-r ia, xn-l q. a - -hc SrATEsaiS-'m =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-10
me ro1nniulntloa OF 4nbhy.

To IIl' Ezcelisncy, o. "a. Robert, Governor
Of lxas:
DEAR SRI have betn rcqucrisl by
friends Of Milan II. Hubby. vho wss en-.
yic:ei in tho district court of til.n comfy,
81 The f,li ta-in q 1879. Of he murder 81
w. II Garinsr, 70 presssi - your Excel
ls1cy my reasons Tor the opiai5n ] havs fro-
qaeni'y expressed, that Hubby shsuld net
suffer TIE extreme psusiy uz-ss.gi hgains.
him.
I hsve bssn s5msEhsi acquainted viii
Milan Hubby for fJur.ssa yr.s. he is q
nsn Of very orli8sry irieliss1os. t,vs
l0oksd upon BIN e. . nsrslivs clz-.cls-. nj
Of niu,h account ard O. rb1n flH-a va no
hsr-,. Uis irisi toOk Tlsc. - TIE fri ie-m
If tts coui fli.crirg tl1 Ul-.af n 0l-t-
rr-. rtsl tie erl'tfrlsrl and I'D 'E-r' Ir
rs-r-slf- u-Jiueri - ire c1rIlli.-i11 81 /.
,crins az rndh homie ftisIis reI8 ai ne
lizts4 pitet. sr1 &C. r--7Ell-s II publ
ss-Ii,ca1i azsi-si HlttT VS. E1-l ~ A. a..
rrsri ttrt Fbic- Ess re Issu't 81 tlt t-lL
Ha5ir's z.-s. q f5u csys AFR Lis arr.lt
sd ircfr .s-s.iJn ID j.L. 81 tie c5u1frT
uiit or Pcre. a.ias lnIs-, Uh1D ] sppe--s
- rrlrs II rorainr % So c1se tcai-Et
Hrft-. 81 rItt zion fhs sherIf IS con
r.ileL 10 rari0-s .-aic. ~ r-cTe1i ite ne q
mob rioIrrs tOuzrt Hrtty.
ErE Hubty sts.1ons1 hz Iils ctl1rsn
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Tho Bray Papers.

Captain W. G. Walsh, land commissioner,
arrived IL the city last nigh. at a lslo hour
fnm Austin. 10 comes 10 look afer the
papers found IN the back yard Of Mollie
Crssl bagnio, full account of which has
slrss6y been published IN the HERALD. Tco
papsrs srs supposed % be f1'gcfiea 30 land
iiilos, and ii Is believed tho. anoihar missing
Ink i1 tie lsud frauds viii DO sup
nl'od. Tho papers ars oe.eusi0ly tds
prove .g # william Bray. who has BON
sus1ac.i OF having bHen . mcm11r If &c
rig. Nothing has besn seen Or heard 81
liza gincs iie ui-h' hoiors The papers were
found. wbica was ThlssaEy nighL one sstk
aco. ard thelGt seen Of b.m ha was al The
Urim depot dss1 drunk. Isis supposed
lha. 10 was thGn running away, IS sama ~
cha lard ccars a. Austin came up f1on.
oiauH y. A. Hiiii.frs has Possession
~ tse pa1grf. ard hls and viii doubtless
dispose q lssm - h5 sos it
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4 fsz days ego, 81 TIE Sun ho.si, Nr. G.
". pstriek. tie proprietor, ard y. W.
Barker fsis3 70 agree AID tie qaarr5i -
.u.izd IN t1>I gcirZ % TIE courts 10 have
her uroras rsns1iHd. Barker swcrs eui .
- r1ls sski1ai Patrick before JI5tica Price,
ebs-cirE bin vita assault and tatiery, ara
P.i-Icx 81 tusn sv1rs ont taree sgsirst
Ts-ks-, chsrEing him in to cases With
rsf-r urofsr. isrgu.-e End r. smother with
trsi11 ihrssisrsd % ssriOrsiy i1iIr- him.
Pa..-t tisals1 hit oHn case sd Tss Dis
ctsrssL Barker called for ilry and wls
Srr7 orr cs-t a1i c1lt f. each csse, ctarg-
irg hial -1fh prsrs1iiy ard was pui under q
$50 bend b KEEP tie penc@
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E.cy-Is5 during tss past tao vsek1 and
70 Nara I. R-pdrtsi 81 ,, ne 4 Murphy
lsrd sgsru. ofiics Ne. 80 Esn .fireet
opposite So George hotel.
q q wr-r- AID aifs 70 WaIlsr vsllsy,
81. nrres cut o. ne John ? Amer
so1 ieaere, ~ ------..--.--...-----sh - ~
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AP0sITIVECURE.

Wft1rst -sIgra ALA
n1ulr ATHD nOu1fEa -
i-la. Das 30
1r- vi uslrs 49, cars lr I'd
~ Z wi clr- ~ mlFt 81
uat.er - - lusr ut1alfra
10 aalsr1us $685. rf er-I-I
rI snasllsFrltI ilsi ~ nsfta
r1utla ~ HstirrT az 80 \
- 49,
l-rssi = 80 - ~ -
Hr rtcs .l or nira
frr fl-lasr 90 lc1larr -,
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20 49, So Te-t
LIIrr. rrfa enrI 49, -
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ld6stsieoSss itss otdg
nd alll bisdine, 30 o.nis
covers. 20 ots. ussbood, 10 "a
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, . 90
sonied by mail. aend nohcN ?
stamps. DA WHITTIER, Tho y
sT ~ Chprlea Street. st. J19il 81