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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

The Montana Iron Horse On The
Rampage.

II We have IN open tall tie Meth
ern Pacific win reach Shields river
before Christmas.
Trains run at . greater speed o.
tn" Miles City djvi>ion than On any
other portion Of the Northern Psci6c
road.
Tho work On the Boeeman tunnsl
b being pa he'd rapidly along, and
the difficulties which % greatly n
tarled the work In tho 6rst part a
the sea-on being In . great n,easurs
removed, much more b new beina
acc. ',nplished with the same amount
Of labor.
The Northern Pacific railroad 50
pertntrndent Of tree planting co.,.
drmns etiing out trees without break.
ing up the s.si. He also asserts that
his slips and seediings will, In nvs
years time, Ike far ahead Of the S-Soo(
trees stuck In the sGd like . fence pose,
The ground slssuld be we'll broken up
and there h no danger Of getting the
hole too large.
Tie Northern Pacific Mutual Ben
e!iciaI Association, directors Of which
were recently elected by the EN-
pleyes, will meet in St. Paul on the
18th Of this month, to organise "a
association similar to that which Il
In operation ON the Baltimore 1
Ohio railway, with this difference
that the life insurance feature will be
left for after consideration. The
primary object Of the organization
will he to provide proper hospital At
tendance for injured employees. The
company propose to place At the dis'
pascal Of the association building II
West Braiaeltl. which IL now used
',y the company for similar pur
p,,se. 1t II believed by the railroad
buys the association will establish a
Miles City hospital for the western
division.
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Theatre ComiQue.

The r,r. III .:rann,e presented 10
,h,. ,,..,,nns -! til. Cun,i.lIe brought
out Il goal house inst might. Every
,.rf,r,,,a,,c. called forth the applause
~ ,,,,.a pr. sent, am: many heavy
heart Wa .,,:;.le lighter by 'hr n''r'i'
proyo:sinx scenes they witnessed.
The. R;.. Four Sustained their !''l'a'a-
.;ou -. xriei killers. and cs;astsl the
,,.s of many {. vest hutton. A go'H'
Till tonight.
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A Runaway.

Last Saturday . team started for .
runaway, aud Immediately broke f'T
J. II. Baldwin's yard on the corner
Of Wyoming and Graritc. They
broke down the fence, ran UP ON the
pnrsi, in front az the kitchen door,
wien Mrs Baldwin started tssein In y
different Lire.:tiOr. and Il ,al'y One u
he in,rsa- broke thrUugh the cover
ing over the we'll and would lave fall
len in had not lie Teen held up hy the
ether hOrse and the wagon. The team
was rish,e, ~, aud The driver ut this
time xpl,ess Ing. drove of ~ uscon-
cvrNeal ~ lknssible.
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Senator ELL Dying.

WA>HI<GTOH. NJ gus, ia tch :
grHm ron, >rhai"r 'i''" u fr'H:v"'
ur.lav aHno'int:; that >"!iai"r ':'i'
Hi wi.: probably mn ii.- lii"''.''
t:v- day. ;;:.d r-I"r>'in: i!,.:: >'.'.::o:S
am! Repre- rn'a'i.c> III Washington
IL communicate; with. :" that II o>;'
VIII" ,!t'sir,. may lr PREPARE: !" "'t::''
lin. funeral
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Freight Notes.

Shj,,s.! 10 Butte: I car Of '''ac'''n-
NV and :! o: merchandise; to Df''"n'
, car of n,acninery, l If ts'er, l 81
.,.,x,s and 3 Of merchandise: t. f'-
...,,..llo. :. cars " corn; t. American
r,,,s cars ~ iron: I" Rlscki""t. ]
...r of mere ,a,,,l;<,; I" Logan. : ear.
.,r lu,n,er and enc Of m~rcl';s"-
disc. 80 ,,..
Or,r..n Short Line are iOrwas"e''
caci. dav--T ri. IGN.
Miss Lila Miller, "f carson C"v.
N.y..ln, n niece "f Mrs. N's'l ana
Mr.. Kirby Of this city, arrived mere
Monday night.
Afr. Georye Bsnk"r, Of Curtis q
Ro..k.r. Helena. arrived In the cry
Mou..av evening. Mr.. b"'k"r MI
...ll pool, At the races T. day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

OF the late Mrs. Lincoln Mrs Jane
Gray Swisshelm writes: ''She natur-
ally had full share Of the general
love of personal adornnlent, yet
would hayc Joined = society pledged
t. use no foreign dress vooils. laces or
ornaments during the war, II Mr..
Lincoln and his Secretary Of the
Treasury had not condemned the
project. declaring that the Govern
nirnt needed thu revenue coming
from the importation 1T these luxu.
ries. They thus made the wearing
ri rich cl"ihing u patriotic duty; and,
this ticvi.i"s agreeing with her tastes
amd opportunities. SHE, a. matter Of
course. became noted for costly ap-
rarrel: and this. IN turn, made her
an object Of envy and rcprOach to
those who werc unable tn cOsupete
will, her. But I never knew any
other woman whose dress WAS a less
part Vf her life"
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BORN.
SUMMONS.

WEl.CH.-ln Butte. Augnst 18th INC, -
Mr. and Mrs. q. ]. WEIGH. . sen.
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LIMERICK. August li-Ex'!3 ray
a,n",,;,i ing lU =. as WAS paid ~ The
Limerick police to-day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

Min 10 enc knew how b Rad and
write, nor was it expected Of the gen
ssality, any more than Il wesid b
newadays, that everybody should e
. shoemaker or y lawyer. KINGS did
not even kaow how to sign their own
nam. ., % that when they wanted to
subscribe to . written contract, law
or treaty, which some clerk bad
drawn for them, they would smear
their right hand with ink and slap Il
down ui,on the parchment saying:
"Wituess my hand" At later date
some genius devised the substitute Of
the seal, which was impressed In
stead Of the hand. Every GENTLEMAN
had q seal with . peculiar device
thereon. Hence the sacramento
words now in use, ''Witness my hand
aud SEAL" affixed to modern decide,
serve ut least the purpose Of remind-
ing us OF the Ignorance Of the mid
die ages.-PoPalar Science Monthly
for I1WVslxI.
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BUTTE, MONT IA.

iws, recc:ve,s ny the s,:M,-rxignesi. near ..;e
rof'.es ,. Nam arr: Park str"!s f'se ~
c.,, ;,,cni q: :"il s.,ni silver Watches, Jew.
e!rr. Sc. xWc., ~
Ia tiex' ami (,c.lt~' Watches.
L.. lics' AMI t;.'nts' f'in" chains.
DIxi,e.' Fine (;Hi.i Sets.
Ladies' Vim" t;c;.i Mortgages.
l.a,i,a..' Fla. E!nck O"yx S"i!s 4 S''rk
Le1li.x. Fine r:..s.cs. r'.,n:,i"s. &c
A:~s, n H,,t. .. s.,r:n,ant ~ Rings Of AL
sj..i>. TO 4 tine 10, nj Pebble a. 4 Sterrsb.
x.or,i. .,,.... aciex and Snrt Olasaes N's0
& :n:.. ;.t " .i@rx> 1N has AL ~ which
will ~, 80 4. :" :.,w tED fsOCx PI:lc1S.
new leslie. ~ rxpress ~ thu .'essplc of
'su,ir .'u vicinity my Nos; heartfelt thanks
~ sl,t.,i ,i,n.il patronage. a continuance
If the sa.,,.. = sss.ss r.~sserefuIiv .tliciteA by
JERRY r A('Ll.It An.
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Mr. Jas. NJ. Bailey, Of Deer Ledge
y liz town.
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This troupe will appear before the
Butte public. four nights, m""nc-
on Wednesday evening next. Mis-
q. s~ie Louise King ranks hig,
among the opera singers IT the
c'.untry ard Those o: our people VIII"
Il" ~" cnl!'ra'~ this opp 'r'"nity vi
hearing ner will nave s.:.u>e i''r regret
Her Voice I. wonderfully sweet and
pure. Of gs,s,! com, i > ANA il always
held uu.ler perfect c'nt'";. S':st'
hrr grrx. vNs,! :'w r. mr.: coupled
will, - most u'.u-;ny am! graa ia:
"r!i,u, il Is ~ wonder that ~l," Is
-,ur;, Il general tavori:e. Miss Annie
Whitn.:. ts< u IMi"s. a'l "tr",:: rs's,-
tr.,ltO voice tina, .h vs. careful! cult
v..tk,u. Her songs IT r:'ar utter are
r. n.lered most naturally. s,c"rin :
AWAY. The hcarties: Ii ,'.'lau~e. With
m,t Miss Whitney the company
! would fal! Tar short "f tie success to
w!;c,, she contributes 70 mach.
M.>srs. Frank cali'urt, Kirkland
Calhoun and Chas. q. Am+tlem srs
not only excellent singers bat good
! actors. Frank Palma pre>iies ::bIy
F: ut the piano.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-30
A Romantic Quest.

"A London hospital surgeon relates
an incident which furnishes ample
food for the fancy of novelist or
playwright: A well-dressed, lady
like woman, speaking with French
accent, requested private inter-
view on a delicate subject. She
stated that young woman, a rela-
tive of hers, was entitled to some
property if she were married, but
would lose it if she remained single.
Having no one in her eye, she was
DESTROYS of marrying any dying
man, so that, having been legally
united to him, she might obtain her
property, without, at the same time,
being saddled with a husband. Hav-
ing failed in their efforts to accom-
plish this matter in Paris, they had
come on pilgrimage to London in
search Of complacent moribund.
The aforesaid house-surgcon was re-
qucsted to find suitable dying man,
and if he were a widower with child
rem, they offered to make provision
for them. The gentleman consulted
declined to be party to such a pro-
cecding, but 1 conceive that search
among the poorer parts of London.
or any large town, would speedily be
rewarded with success. Only it
would be terribly awkward if the
Pickering lamp of the bridegroom,
instead of being extinguished, were
to flare up again and burn steadily.
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$1,000 Reward

XXTill be paid for information that
w will lead to the conviction of
whoever maliciously cut the tail
feathers Off, and plucked the back
and breast feathers out of Peacock
belonging to me. A further reward
of $40 will be paid for information
leading to the conviction of whoever
stole 3 Peachicks about month old,
belonging to me, from Pawaa on
Wednesday the oath ulto.
GEO. ii. LUCE.
Pawaa, Little Britain, June 8, 1882
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published California the Eastern States Canada
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Ths nailg BULLETIN.
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1882.
What a Shark Swallowed

The following letter, written by
one of the officers on the British
bark Lutterworth,: While the
Lutterworth" was lying becalmed
in the tropics, large shark was OBJ
served swimming around the ship. A
large hook with chain attached was
baited with a four-pound piece of
pork. The shark made for it and
bolted it. In hauling him up the
chain parted, and he coolly swal-
lowed the hook, chain and pork.
Another hook was then baited which
he instantly seized, biting three
inch rope in twain, and also swallow
ing it with another four pound piece
of pork. Another hook was then
baited with q similar pieceof pork, and
with this the shark was caught and
landed on our main deck. All
hands cleared from him for he was
in terrible flutter. His tail was
cut off with the carpenters axe,
which quoted him q little. Some
said it was not the same shark we
had hooked before. He was cut
open, when we found the two large
shark-hooks, chain and rope snugly
coiled away, with eight pounds of
pork, in his locker. 1t seems
almost incredible, but all hands are
witness to it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

An interesting event on Sunday last was
the dedication of the new Baptist church at
this place We regretted our absence on that
account. We learn the house was crowded
to its fullest capacity. The Methodists had
no services, and, with their pastor, Rev. Mr.
Gillett, fraternized with their Baptist
brethren. The pastor of the new church,
Elder Hatcher, preached. He enjoys an en-
viable popularity. There was excellent
music by volunteer choir, one of the
Misses Storts, of Kyle, presiding admirably
well at the organ. We join in congratula-
tons to our Baptist friends on their hand.
some new church, and the progress they
have made within year past.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
The xe-.i, OF Necessity.

What the ancients suffered for the want
Of Knowledge in medical science can only
be appreciated by contrasting the vast
amount of suffering cured and pain alleyia-
tod in modern times, by the use Of Swayne's
Ointment for skin diseases. It's introduce
ton was characterized by the necessary
withdrawal Of score or more Elusive, quack
aos, ,n', whose evil effects have left living
monpmsc.s 10 denounce them. Thus is
exempli.ee the proyerb, Necessity is the
mother q mvontion.
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TH0S. d, FRANKLIN,
Chairman. Dam, Ex. Com. Hays CO

ATLANTA. Ga. February 10, 1879.
Messrs Hutchinson 4 Bro: have used
your "Neurslgine" in several instances, and
find il the best remedy for neuralgia and
headache have ever tried. 1t relieves the
pain, leaves none Of those unpleasant effects
due to narcotics or other anodynes. shall
always keep it in my Office, and take much
pleasure in recommending IL to my patients.
g. s. HoLLANp, NJ. D.,
% Whitehall, Atalanta, Ga.
Hutchinson Il Bro, Proprietors, Atlanta,
Georgia. Sold by Reynolds Il Daniel.
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Killing at Kyle.

On Monday morning last, Dock Hooper
shot and killed James Echols, saddler
of Kyle, formerly of Red Rock, Bastrop
county. We have not been able to obtain
the particulars. Hooper gave bond in the
sum of one thousand dollars for his appear
ance at the District Court.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quick
ly cured by ShiloPs Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by r. Fromme.
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PERSONAL 20 Ven Only.

The voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Hiehigsn-, vil
end Dr. Dye celsbraied Eleetro-v oltaie Belts and
lectr ie Appliances trial foT thirty days u
sen fyOung OF old) Who are sf1iete6 With Hervons
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troublss. and g1aranteeing speedy ssd o0uplsts
restorsuou of keafih and usnly viRor. Aocres a
sbove. E.B-So nah iDeVrrso, - thirty dsJr
trfalI allowed
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

The eopsrtnership heretofore existing between
s. B. Mcbride and @, ". walters. 10 this dry dis
solved by mutual consent. All unfinished businesf
now in our hand. will be attended TO BY 8. b, Me-
Bride and all claims due owing said firm viii be
collected by either Of ne. and each Oi will con
tinue In business ~ our present once.
2. b. MCBRIDE.
G. W.HALTERs.
This June s.h A. d. 1881. Jel5-3t
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

NEW ARRANGEMENT. Major Hiuzie has
secured the services of our friend G. II.
Briggs as book-keeper, etc., in his whole
sale grocerery at this place, This arrang-
ment we think will prove to be good one
for both parties,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
Political Notice.

A Democratic eoua,y Convention = hereby
called TO meet In the town Of Kyle Saturday, the
Let ofJuly. 1891 for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the Democratic state convention TO be
held In Galveston, July, 18Th, 1882
The chairmen OF the various precinct committees
are requested to call mestings In their respective
precincts and select delegates to the county con-
ysntion above called,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

The Kyle Nutshell Office ia advertised to
be sold at public sale, July sth, in pursuance
OF deed of trust from the incumbent A..
L. oashell, in favor OF Z. r. Kone and j. A..
Wren, for debt of sos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
Hon. Wells Thompson

Candidate for Congress, VIII address the
people at this place to-day. The hour has
not been named, but Il VII probably Be- in
The afternoon
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Hats /! Hats Z

Lu. j. Daley has on hand stock of ele-
giant Late Style Hats, which he will sell at
bottom prices and no mistake. Go and fit
yourself with one of them.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

Go TO P. R. Turner & Co., for your
Clothing, they have large and well selected
stock of every variety, and prices to suit
every purchaser.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

We again insert our General Directory
corrected to date.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

CARLOAD of Bacon, Hams and Lard
Just received at
HINzIE's
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WALL Paper styles 1882 1Oc to 75c pc
roll. Lastyear styles cheaper.
j. w. NANCE.
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Warmers Corsets-all sizes, at
JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
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.Iou1oo eql no 's4oa A1T1vG peA!oo
81 lsnl 'suMSI pus slu!!Id 10 euH AIN v
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Mike Sessam. Thos. Durham, IL. =. Harvey,
q. r. Johns, Ed. Johns, q. ID, Ezell N, +.
and VIM. 4. Owens, j. Shelton, the Cole
baths, the MeDonal's, Lineweayer. A. vii
son, Leatherwood, Col. Q. Kyle, Jesse Day,
John l.. Wallace, James q. Stephenson, \.
X. Kone, Jas. L. Mllone, Purdy Matthews
VIM. 0ttenhausn, Wiley Bagley, David
Maxim, j, A. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Ter, VIM. Earnest, Mr. Morris, DIR. ii. w.
Davis
Our first District Court was held in an old
house built by the citizens for school
house. II was used IN a court house, school
house, church and all other public purposes.
II was situated Just across the street from
Mai Hutchison's present residence. Our
first District Judge was VIM. Z. Jones, a
true Texan patriot and good Judge. He
used to organize the grand jury and adjourn
court and 60 fishing.
He was attending court in San Antonio
in lS42 when the Mexican General
Vol invaded Texas. Vol surprised them
and captured the whole court. Judge Jones
was taken TO Mexico and confined in the
castle of Perote for some months.
Our first school house wac built on the
hill near the residence of General Ed.
Burleson, but on account of its inconven-
fence and exposed situation, il was moved
down to town and used in the erection of
the building spike Of opposite Maj. Hutch
ison's.
The first itinerant preacher here after the
organization of the county was Rev. A. b.
F. Kerr, late of San Marcos. Rev. Mr..
Carol was here also about this time. It
was said of him that when engaged in bat
tie with the Indians, when he raised his
trusty rifle to his shoulder to shoot an In
dian he would say God have mercy on your
soul" I mention this because it was an ex-
ception. The rangers did not all talk that
way to them.
Hays county built her first court house in
the year 1s59'6O, with money received on
John NJ Bright's forfeited bond. He was
indicted for murder in Travis county, got a
change of venue to Hays county and gave
bond in the sum of five thousand dollars;
went to California and forfeited his bond,
and Hays county got the money. That
house was consumed by fire in the year 1868.
The second court house was begun in 1869,
finished 1871, at cost of $15. ZOO, but in a
few years it began to give way, and was
finally condemned and sold.
To-day you have met and laid the corner
stone of your third court house, and from
the character of the gentlemen who have
the building under contract, the people of
Hays county may rest assured that they will
and ono that will he a credit to the county
.,.,,. J., .ho .ou,
anu Poopie' "no "n u n"N.oA' W VIZ 'o
NO better evidence OF 'ie culture anu
prosperity Of people can be given than
their handsome churches and school build
ines, and Substantial court houses.
We bave been talking of the INST, hut
W" =. ~ ..I. &c. 10 so,,,,.u,
"-"' y, VIZ
Inc iaVisn iiano VI na'uio i'a' "ono iluo. =
| for this county, We have water pOWer
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Our lighthouses are now well patronized.
The world can not show bathing facilities SO
fne.
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machines, nee
dies oil, and attachments.
=. J. w. NANCE.
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Moe assorted Cream Laces, just received
at JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

Ssr announcement of Robt. L. Malone a.
Candidate for County Treasurer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

We invite attention to the new style and
matter of our inside pages, which will be
continued. Our readers cannot fail to be
pleased with both.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

The democratic convention of precinct
No. 2, met on the Oath. The following men
were elected delegates to the county con-
vention which meets at Kyle on July
iSt julius Schmidt, S. c. Glasscock, w.
". Haupt Capt. Ferg Kyle, Thos. Bunton,
. A Tomlinson, w. b. johnson, and w.
W. Lock, when the chairman and secretary,
.; 4. Stephenson and E. A Vaughan, were
added to the delegation, which was left IN
instructed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

W. P. IRON has withdrawn his name as a
candidate for treasurer. His business en-
gagements being of such a nature that he
would be unable to canvass the county.
This removes a formidable aspirant from the
field of competition.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

HATS of the latest and finest styles at p. K.
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