davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Jay Could was asked by Chicago report. CT whether the narrow gauge mania in the West could not bs stopped No r-- piled NIT. Could ''you cant stop anything ID th.s country. The country Is too big. I ..s3. ui my Iuind long ago no, 70 stem any ,l..s. ha. z" te fashionable and d1ift along w.th the crowd. keeping a. near to the shore .e ;r>>lalc.
 Au "I. oarkcy g.,. st,,e Hiite~ash hu.-' .u New YoIh la beer ssorerrod one vsrr '. rt. >tae- H.-..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
NoTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM IF NAV ~ concern hst We y1l not be resi,risibI. for ,-r oLis contracted for goods or sut;,e. fr-n,sba5 , e!theF suDcontractors or any ot per-o,s .1nro> 1 oD lAe A'ahtc and Pacific Railroad. ue.s said narita. nave an order From one of firm or ta- t,1sfps.s iN4I-so.' JOAN PRICE X CO.
 tlagstad June ]. 1881. Railroad Ce,'r.,..,,
 Democrat please cUpy.l s,aa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

~ftERIFF7< SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD IT,
 dleia District of the Territory of AEizoua in anc for the County of Ysyspai:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
REDEHP PTgON CT County Warrants :!
will pay, on presentation. the s.-l7wfp.. warrants on the o
GENERAL FL ND.

GENERAL FUND. Series or 1881, Nos. to i3 inclusive. The holders of said warrant. er, hereby notLed that interest thereon c-t-c- from ihe date hereto affixed. and hat f .I.r ~anle be not presented within ten day-. ,l- funds set apart for their re 'cmptiou u..l J.au,. .-t !o tht paym@nt of ar ant, next i'll cLc .r,jer Hi which they were issued.
 T. T. COOK. Co ny Treasurer. Prescott, June :, I,-j.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
O T IC :

All old accounts outstanding arL du. must be settled immediately.
 TOMPk- NS ,G Ja;'KSON. January l5, ISol
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD JU-
 dicial District, of The Territory of Arizona County of Yayspai.
 Levi Bgshford, Robert U. Rurinister and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

'Ir--.r.,fsl. I..., ..- ....... F-lsclfr Apr- 18th l--E
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Prescott, June l3, 1851
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
OVEK ,rHE RIVER.

BFeeEes from nrldEePOFt-CoaI Mine Ae.
cidenI-BusInGss and Other Notes.
There Is q move on foot TO start street
bus limo to make five trips per day from
Bank street, Bridgeport, to the coal works,
two miles west on the National read. There
has been subscribed fund OF ninety dollars
to pay any one who will puta bus on the line
and run II for one month, after which time
they can continue and have It oil to them.
selves The company paying the ninety dol.
lars would Claim all made over that sam dur.
ing the first month.
A CrAyon artist was busy all Yesterday after.
noon sketching the handsome faces Of Bridge
porters. He will be back to-day.
br. Comely, Of Hasrisyille, was In town
yesterday.
Col. John viii Hill, OF livery stable fame,
had his picture taken and placed In q con.
spicious place beside Maggie Mitchsll'L
MI. Lynn Lyle was very dangerously hurt
by falling sSapstjne in his brother Elck's
coal bank yesterday morning.
3 me OF the street lamps In Kirkwood have
not been lighted for some time. The lamps
back In KlrkvoOd are the ones generally
missed by the lamp lighters, and the ones that
are most needed.
A photograph gallery would do GOOD bust.
ness 10 Bridgeport. Wheeling gets big trade
in this line from this side OF the river.
Uranium & HonS have employed two new
men to help them in their immense trade.
They are doing larger business than any
firm that ever opened here before.
W. S BrAtton received yesterday from Ra.
VIENNA, Ohio, splendid new glals-slde heafse,
Of the latest pattern.
Recently several business men have visited
Bridgeport with view Of renting room and
engaging in business, who invariably com plain
OF the condition ol the main street and the
want Of good crossings. For the benefit Of
these gentlemen we are authorized TO state
that the coming spring will witness great i'm.
provements in THIS re,pect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
Two children Murdered,

BALTIMORE, April 15.-A special from
Frostburg, Allegheny county, says that
the naked bodies Of twin children about
two years old were found there yesterday
inferred in box behind MCCullogh's
Hotel. One OF them had a rope around
its neck and had evidently bee strengled,
while the other had its skull crushed In.
The double murder causes great excite
ment, az the'Children are not known in the
neighborhOod and were evidently brought
from o distance and buEled where they
we're found during the night. An inquest
will be held to morrow, and meanwhile
every effort will be made TO learn the his.
tory ol the two little victims, who were
evidently the children Of refined people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
AnI.IeWI.h Arllallon In aermauz

BERLIN, April l5-Ths Anti.Jewish pc.
tition sent Blsmark on the 18th, had been
going about the empire for signatures for
six months past, and aims at imposing
restrictions on the immigration OF Jews
into Germany and excludes them from
certain walks OF activity altogether, in fact
undoiuR legislation OF the past in their
favor; but the,objecls oi the petition are
hopeless in view Of the utteranCss OF the
government, that it does not intend to
permit the existing laws affecting the
Jews 10 be repealed or altered. Bismarck
has also told the Bundesrath that the anti.
Jewish agitation was against his wishes.
The Grown Prince Frederick William, II
not the Emperor, also has less sympathy
with the movement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

The Monroe County Gd:.ttS says that th 0
township Assessors oi ths. county cams
to WOodadsld last Monday and received
thelt instructions from the County Audi.
tor Among o.her things they agreed to
As@'s horses al :3j, god milch c1wS at
3l2r yeaflingc1IvsIAs$5, sheep 81 % TO s.,
&c.
They hsye way over the river Of head.
iug OF people who put their money into
S'ssnbA'cEs in order to avoid taxation.
The Ohio law enacts thS. gteenbscks are
o1ly eEsmp. to the extent that the proper.
ton OF time they are held bears to the
whole fiscal year. A man must hold his
legal tender notes (ot Srsenbacks) during
the entire year preceding the second
Monday Of April Il he wants them entire.
ly exempt from tazstion--Il he holds
them for si1 months Of the year, only one.
bali ia exempt and II he has the green.
oAcEs one month, only onetwelth oil the
Amount can be exempted.
The 81. CIairsviIle Gazette says, in speak.
ing 'I this Law, ut ia one which, either
purposely or through ignorance, Ia mis-
construed By many people. We have
known some persons to convert as much
as possible Of their property into green.
backs just before the assessor came
around and then make no return OF that
p'ftion ot their proVefty for taxation"
According to the hints in the CincisuStI
n9e'slAiely, We should judge that a good
deal Of this temporary conversion into
EFssnbacks has been going on in thai
community. 1t ought to he known thai
Tho United States Court, decided Year,
ago thai money put into VtesubaCks Of
government louds to escape taxation can
not avoid Liability in that way. O!het'
wise half the monsy ot the country
might escape Who thSa Hould psy tht
taxes
u, one reason why taxes are high Ia O
t.. ..uy c'Hs' aud towns is because Of tht
,".4u'liy Of the returns made II ever,
h .n pald tl1. on fair assessment Of al
o1, @ property, ths rate could be reduce,
Hu'h"I This nleAha that sotna naont
si6sr '.e .en man their share OF ta1es, Whil
dsvi'si s,'cAre There must be remedj
Ss''s'd Ior this sort Of thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
MARTINS FERRY.
"Pet" and "zSt" and Some other Girls
Personal aud society Items.

"Pet" and "ZOt" and Some other Girls
Personal aud society Items.
Miss Pet Kennedy has returned to Beaver
College.
Miss Kate Anderion has returned to Mead.
vile Seminary.
Thursday morning Mr.. John Haynes left
for Denver. Colorado. For quite number OF
years Mr. Haynes has been In The employ Of
Hoyls Bros, In their agricultural works,
hut he has finally decided go west To grow
up with the country.
A Jolly party OF young people gathered at
Anderson Ral.ton's on Wednesday evening
We now have new assistant Id the post
Office, Miss zet MclIenty, Young men will
please not lingsr at the delivery. box after re-
Ceiving their mail.
On Tuesday night some petty burglar en-.
tered Mr.. Samuel HeatOn's blacksmith shop,
on First street, and stole few tools and his
account hooks, which contained accounts 10
the amount Of about $780,
MI Chas. sebhght, who has the contract
for the foundation Of Mr Ratcllf'a new real.
dence, began work Tuesday morning.
Ths Presbyterian church social was held at
the residence Of Nj. Dllwofth, Tuesday even.
| ing bat on account Of the unpleasantness Of
the evening the attendance was not large.
Mt joseph Bird Is In Pittsburgh.
Mf. ChaS Morrison, who has been reading
law in Judge COohrah's Office for the past
wear or two, passed very CredilAble e1arilln.
alton last week, and was admitted 10 the bar.
MI N, ls another one Of Martins Ferry's
rising young men.
The Centennial Jubilee Singers gave con.
cert last night for the benefit Of the N, &,
Church. rendering the old plantation songs in
their Characteristic manner. The same
singers in change OF programme will sing In
the NJ. Z. Church tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
MEXICAN MATTERS.
Gen. GranI's Debut Viewed with SuS.
pIeIon on Account OF His COMPANION,

Gen. Grants Debut Viewed with Sus.
pIeiOn on Account OF His Companion.
Cry OF Mexico, VIA. NEw ORLEANS,
April 9.-Gsneral, Grant and NJ Romero
have arrived. The movements Of the
former are regarded with apprehension,
The latter is in bad odor with the Presi.
dent. There was no reception whatever.
The incorporators have transferred the
franchise for the railroad from MAtamoraG
to Monterey, to Palmer and Sullivan, and
the contract for the construction OF the
road has been made.
Ex-Governor Pacheco and Col. Lewis,
OF California, are in the city in the inter
eat OF the TapalauAmpo Railroad.
Six thousand laborsrs ars stated TO have
been discharged from the Palmer & sulli.
van railroad. The cause Ia not known.
A fire, now In progress, has destroyed
LAnzo's warehouse; loss $l50, 1000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

DALLAS, TEXAS, April 15.-GsorEe CLARK,
professional musician, committed suicide
here yesterday by shooting himself in the
mouth. He died instantly. CLARK was
afflicted with nasal Catarrh and became
despondsnt over the impairment Of his
voice. The previous day Mr.. E. Beat.
mont, druggist, offered CLARK package Of
Wei lie Meyers catarrh cure, saying to
him that he had heard that Mile. Aimee,
Castle, Blum and other opera singers had
recovered their voices and had been cured
Of catarrh by its use. CLARK replied that
he had tried many remedies without bene.
fit, and should not try any more. Saying
"My singing days ere over" he left the
store, and the next day he was found dead.
Clark had many friends throughout this
country and Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

LARAMIE Cry, April l5,-Early this
morning Laramie City was the scene OF a
cold bloOded and revolving murder. Chps.
Pleronet, freight conductor on the
Laramie division OF the Union Pacific
railroad, murdered the road master, @. H.
Graves, at the north east telegraph office.
Both men are married, and each had
pleasant homes with vile and one child.
Pierronet called Graves out OF the telegraph
office and shot him dead. The murderer
was promptly srreated and lodged in jail.
The excitement runs very high and
threats OF lynChing are INDUCED IN; this,
however, law.sbidlng citizens will try to
avert. The evidence is so overwhe helming
that the law Is bound to take speedy ac'
tio1 in the case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

THE preface to Jefferson Davis history
ol,hs rebellion, now coming out OF press,
concludes as follows;
To the parents, the widows, and the
o,rbaps Of the Confederate dead offer
M consolation that those for whom they
NOUN died for the right-a willing saCrt'
jrsou the altar Of their country, where
thsi, memories, enshrined in the hearts
oIlheir people, will go down in tradition
to poster!ty, lmmortalized by valor In de-
isu.e Of home and msFtyrdom for liberty.
OCTOBER 80, 1880 JRPEERsoS DAVIS.
strange that the leader Of the rebel.
liou should thus mock and insult the in.
,elligsncs and conscience Of mankind by
bluuhemousIy taking OF the victims OF
hiI.eceaion movement as having "died for
the right" aud in defense Of home and
liberty. Every man who fell in the cause
oil secession fell fighting for slavery for
slavery extension; Ior the right to imbrute
thscolored race on this continent forever;
iot The dlsmembermeut ot this country
lor The aggrandizenens Of a slavehslding
,hsIocracyj for privilege and castei for
the prescription Of free speech and free
press for the right to trade in human
ash to sell apart husband and wife,
parent and child; for popular ignorance
aad darkness in a word, for the over
throw oil popular liberty on this continent.
This Is the verdict that history will pro-
aouncs upon the rebellion, because 1t Ia
tasuuth boiled down. Arms were taken
Up lgiinst the Government not for liberty
bu. iot slsvsry-nOt to resist oppression
butt oppress-nOt in TIE interest ot the
people but Of an arrogant and inflated
savehOIding aris!oCrscy, who believed
and announced that popular government
hIdplayed out! JET Davis cannot ChInge
history or avert the odium that will be
visited on bis career by the deliberate
Judgment Of mankind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

sr. LOUIS, April 15.-The Globe. Democrat
says that the Cremation Society oi this
city now numbers among its members
some tottY or fifty gentlemen Of high
social position, many Of them quite
wealthy, and oil terribly In earnest, II is
announced that the body Of lady who
died here few days ago will be cent to
the LsMoyns furnace at Washington, Pa,
foy cfemstion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
OUR NEIGHBORS
AT RRIDGEPORT, MARTIAs: FERRY
AND BELLAIRE.
Resume or the Days EVsnIs AZ Three
Thriving Readable MeIanEs
OF Matters, :AaInly Personal
and -BellaIrs's Loan
Exhibition, &e, &c.
BELLAIRE.
A hatch OF Interesting Items AbOut
Minor Matters,

A hatch OF Interesting Items About
Minor Matters.
The school library will be open Saturday
the last time for three weeks, as there are I've
Saturdays in this month,
Rev, Waters, at one time, a few years ego,
minister on the Rsllalre n. Z. circuit, was in
town Thursday.
Gatewood will be here with the Centennial
Jubilee singers next week, Friday and satur.
day evenings, at the Methodist Church.
We werepermitted to gaze upon 4 cent yes
terday thatis worth s. IS. 1t Is an eagle cent
Of the yeat 1855, when the die was used but
William NicholI, west OF town, lost two
hives Of y les the other night by thieves from
Bellalre. He was able 10 follow the thieFs
track dow the run to the Noble street bridge,
and touu the SAME tack, distinguishable BY
its pecu pr hob-nAiled sole, going up the
Cemeterj foad.
Miss Afargie Mccullough is home from the
steubOnville Seminary on visit
Rev. CASTOR will be in BellaIrs next Wed.
nesday, and will meet his cd congr, CATION at
prayer meeting that evening Mrs. CASTOR
comes too and will stay some little time,
J. B. ShGnnatelt came In from Columbus
EIIuh4t W tAAu VlSW Y tuo TOBACCO ware
house, and see what space can be used for
flags and curlosties from Columbus. The leg.
isAture has granted 10 the Loan Exhibition
the use OF whatever relics Curiosities etc., they
desire, and there are many In posse ssion Of
the State at Columbus.
Rev Gordon, who will be In town during
next week and preach two Sundays for the
PresbyteriAns, Is ScotchmAn, thlEty.six years
old. he comes here 8 ranger 10 all the con-
gregation, but iSsald TO be good man, an in
structiVe preacher, and Of social habits.
Rev Deau will preach Sunday, at tue Dis
ciples Church, II able, which he hopes to be.
The Episcopal Church will be handsomely
decorated Sunday, for Easter services.
John Hancock, Superintendent OF the Day.
ton schools, and An interesting talker aud
practical man, will deliver Rn address at the
commencement OF our public sch Ios,
A son ofMr. ElikAn died Of diphIheria Fri.
day.
Tie Bellaire Lodge Of Red Men will 20 to
Martins Ferry Saturday evening TO aid in
the celebration OF the Martins Ferry Lodge.
Mr. Davidson had not Q very large audi.
ence at the Methodist church. but his recitA.
tons and songs seemed little effected BY the
small attendance.
The goods lent to the Loan Exhibition will
be covered by policy Of insurance.
The Odd Fellows own the lots on the corner
OF Belmont and Thirty.third streets, and the
lease to the Marietta chair company will soon
be out The society will buy the building
and hereafter collect the rents for It
R.CF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
A boy Run over while Playing on the
Track.

sTEuBESvILLE, April 15.-About 6ye
o'clock Yesterday evening a serious and
perhaps fatal accident happened at the
North street crossing Of the Pan Handle
railroad. Harry G. Mcconnell, q twelve.
year.old son OF Thomas B. Mcdonnell, was
picking up lumps Of coal that lay along
the track, when freight train came along
and ran over him. Several cars passed
over his left leg, crushing the bone from
the knee down. He was carried 10 his
fathers house, on KilSore street, and Dr..
G. A. shode summoned, who, with the
assistance Of Dr.. W. II. Reynolds and B.
D. Worthington, amputated the leg OF the
knee joint. AT this writing the lad Is rest.
ing easy, but 1t Is feared he will not sur
vive the injury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

AKRON, o., April 1.-THE butchers Of
this city last evening held a meeting and
adopted uniform prices sn mpsts. The
best ateak IL placed al Is cents per
pound. The new prices ayetage nearly
two cents higher than the old prices. This
acllon has been taken on account Of the
scarcity Of cattle heTeAbouts, and 10 pro.
tect Themselves from those who sell On In
lerioT quality oi meat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
AGRICULTURAL INfEnksts.
what the spring Reports 10 the Depart
meat Indicate.

wAsutSeros, April l5.-The reports
April / st received a. the Department Of
Agriculture show an increase Of Deafly
four per cent Ia the area sown in win
Ter wheat. Kansas and Missouri show
the lnrVss! increase, Ohio and illinois but
slight, and New York and Pennsylvania
remain The same "a last year. Indiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia each
report sonie increase. Owing 10 the pre-.
vAience Of snow al the date Of the re-
iufns the condition Of the crop was not
sivsN 10 large :portiohs Of the principal
Thss. v,,,RIpg States, but wherever men.
,iSnsi 4 WA siSs,ad as below the average
oi lNst yeat. The alternate lfetztng aud
ihaVi6s during the month Of March was
thg most detrimental ot any weather our
inc The winter. The live stock Of the
country, notwithstanding the scarcity OIL
food and provendet caused by the long
and severe winter, has come out In iair
health, though reported very low 10 flesh.
No malignant nor prevailing disease is re-
ported over any large eEtent oil the cotin:
inv, Local disorder Of the lungs and
stomach are often mentioned. The great
Losses from cold and exposure are all ie'
pofted from The plains Of the lar West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
KANNAR.


Al 4ulmNn1e Tue OF Immigration set
ting In-CFOp Prospects.
FoRT scoTF, KAs., April l4.-About 200
s1cursionists from Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and I,wa arrived
by the aiternoon train on the Gulf RoGd
to-day, under the charge Of Capt. G. ].
CLARK. They are q splendid appearing
class OF people, and are making a critical
examination Of the country. EEcur.
sionists arrive monthly, and large mum.
ben bought land In this section last winter.
The indications are that the tide Of immi.
grafton which flowed westward from KaL.
sas City last year will come southwark this
year, "a the excuraionists say that people
East have learned to make distinction
between the extreme west part Of that
State and the we'll WAteTed and fertile
counties Of Eastern Kansas.
Reliable parties who have recently tr0y.
eled over Bourbon, Linn and Crawford
counties, in Kansas, and Barton and Yer.
non, Missouri, report early soWn winter
wheat 90 excellent, while the later sown Ia
looking we'll. Other indications OF favor.
able season are visible, and the prospect Ia
that q year Of unusual prosperity awaits
this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
GOOD FRIDAY
NOT VERY RACRRDLY KEPT RE FHE
WICKED WORLD. w
APPALLING Array OF Grimes and CaSualtiep
Information OF Importance AbOat
the CrOPS-Strangs Story Of .
snake and . BtOEk-An i, .
Sorts OF News,
wORsE THAN nID.wINTER.
SNOW stOFmS Prevailing Very Generally
on the Atlantic seabOaFd.

on the Atlantic seabOaFd.
WEST RANpoLPH, W., April ia
severe snow storm prevails throughout
Central and Northern Vermont, 1t ia
several inches here, and at Rozbury, on
the Central Vermont line, the snow is q
foot deep ON the level, and in the adioin,
ing town lies two feet deep, with good
BosroS, April l5.-Thsre was severe
storm along the coast last night and this
morning, A number OF vessels are re-
ported ashore.
NEw YoRK, April l6.-RepoTta Of the in,
coming craft show that storms have been
prevailing even worse than those OF mid.
winter and have been unusual in duration
and range. Vessels from the South
American coast and Bermuda have been
caught in the gales almost without ex.
ception, some Of them being partially
wrecked and others suffering terrible
haTdships. Several vessels are ashore on
the Jersey coast.
PLYMoUTH, MAss,, April l5.-It has been
showing and blowing hard ell evening,
Two vessels are ashore near here.
NEWPORT, 4. l., April l5.-Thers has
been heavy storm here, and considerable
snow fell during the night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
Fatal Array on an EmIErnnt Train.

CHEYENNE, April 15.-A fatal stabblng
aftay occurred on the weat.bound emf.
grant train at noon to-day near Pine Bluffs
station, Wyoming. A man named Black
quSrrelled with boy passenger and Evan
Lewis intetfeFed to pIotect the boy. Black
then stabbed Lewis with dirk knife in
the abdomen. Black jumped of the train,
running across tho plains. Several pas.
sengers engaged In the pursuit. Black
will probably be lynched II caught. Lewis
Is from Dodgeville, Via, and was bound
Tor Butte, Montana. The physicians say
he will die within twenty.iour hourP. He
lies in the CheYenna hoapital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16

e.. 1outs, April 15.-Tbe RepuIiicdn't
Dallas, Texas special says: One OF the
largest cattle tiansactiohs ever made has
Just been closed by Messrs. Hughes, Of 81,
Louis. and Simpson, Of Weatheriofd,
Of Texas, purchasing the famous Mile
fanche for $4,000.
Very heavy irost has prevailed over
Eastern, Northern and Western Texas
for two nights past, doing great damaSe Ia
the corn, Wheat and vegetables.
Jack Cooke WAS murdered to-day al the
notorious den Of Widow Kelly, two miles
from Gainesville, by two unknown men
The murder was caused by whisky and
bad women.