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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

II there ever existed doubt 10 the
minds Of the people "a 10 the rillrncy OF
the many preparations low being manu-
featured daily at the laboratory OF I9rh-
or & Willis they can soon luvc tI NJ
minds disabused Of that error by romius
and witnessing hourly the nauy tesh
monials given in their favor. It isti".
DIV wonderful what trudc they have
bnilt up ou their elegant and rr"hig
home remedies, They are we'll named
"SImple Remedies Everybody nau u.'
them and their results are mw,!a sl o.
F.ctury -1Ol8tf
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yIo-- Point Marriage Ala
Ansa.IA

Certificates issued Tor 1900. @2Vn 1n1
$500 Ly Moss Point Marriage N'H p" W.
ETY. and you can mary DOB l'"r "'"".,'' ~.
o,iit la twelve aud draw your money
met Address tor pnftlcullrs,
/ ". sIFwAET, Sect. and ira.
s9l3,n Nos Point, miss
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Tohacoouist, Austin StIrrt.
Waco, October lu.-dtf

Viucent's High School Jmc7borp,
TeXns. Mes-rs. Tucker az Willis, Waco,
Texas, Gentlemen Your Mr. Tucker
knows how shep ichl wus ae to the ur
cessful determination of the amt colo
MES in Texas, but youl death to Ants
which was applied twice IN the smnr
evening to four different beds IN thir
place com pletcly destroyed ever, ant.
The application was made just one
month ago to-day, aud not an uut,thouRl,
watched for, hus since been soeu "a
fitbTuhWns Instantaneous m@foil"e,, u
in each case. Yours most Hospt,
Jkg T. ATNutST.
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(NlTATION

NlIAIlON'
Tho State Of 1cNps-To the sheriff or any
constable ol Mcl.eHnan county-Grcct-
ing.
Nou ARE hereby commanded that you
summon by making publication OF this
citation In some newspaper published In
MrlTnnGn county Tor tour successive
weeks prcviuuH to r'turn day hereof A..
Alice. TO he nud appear before the honor
abb" district court ut McLonnAn county,
ItNn1, at the courthouse thereof iu the
civ ut Waco, on the first Monday Ia No
N,mbcr, A. u. lSS2 then aud there to an
HwJI the petition ~ the La Belle wagon
works, plHiutill, tliel In said court On tho
jOlh day of september, a. u, l~s2, Against
g, |. Gates ani \. Alice (wlto Composed
the arm OF &. |. Gates ~ Co.'S dctrndHntE,
tor suit No. N2.l, the nature oi which
drmaud h ma follows, to-wit mn action
iur the collection ui dun tor II 1861
drawn on said llrm oi G. l., Gates n CO.,
hy plUntll Tor goods, wares, etc, plir-
rlnsri III plantil 10y Nhd defendants SAID
defendants, & T.. Gates ~ 60 having uc-
rrplct said draft Hlainlin pray, Judy
mcnt tur his mid doht. costs, cl,.
Herein tai not, but oi this wit, and how
YOU have executed the same, make due re-
turn ~ the law directs.
Issued under my hand, and the acnl oi
the district court ot Mel cnnnn county,
IcNas, Mt OH q" In Waco, this the Goth day
NJ september, lSS2.
Attest. T.. T. NEAaIrY,
lu3dlw OK, u. g., Mol. 60, FOX.
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nrATlON.

rhc state Of Trxas-To the sheriff or
any constable oi Mciannan county
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TINT you
summon by m king publication oi this
citation In sn'ur Newspaper published In
the county NJ Mcle nnnn Tor four surrrs-
-iNc weeks ptryl0u- 10 return day hereof
\, Allr', To be- md appear before the hon
umblo district court Of Mcl.cnnan county,
IcNna, at ihe courthouse thereof, IN tho
city Oi Waco, on the lirst Monday In No
v'mbcr, A. H., 1852, then and there to an
aver the petition OF the In BELLE wagon
works, piantlll, filed m said court on the
jUlh dny ul September. A. u. 1882, against
\. Alice, defendant, for suit numbered
HiU; the nature oi which demand Is us
follows, to-Nit. mn action Tor the colleC-
iiuE OF draft for ~ Az 80, drawn on said
defendant by plaintiff for goods, wares,
otr, purchascd OF plaintiff by said defend.
ant, sad dricndant having accepted sad
/ drRits. Pldnutl pnys judgment Tor
/ his said debt, costs etc.
! Herein fail not. but OF this viit and how
| you have executed the same, make duo
| return As the law directs.
! issued under my hand, and the sgsl.li
oi september, 1889.
Attest: u. +, BEAsLEY.
IO3dIw OK. d. c.. Mel Co., Tex.
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MOTTO a..
LOST

IhhEh tlat KEYS The dudrr WITH please
f'tuih thyW TO nv ur leave N m At ENAu
iher ono Atktu u-l-lt
- 'hhhaS afternoon between the city and
~ Lindsay Hollow. ahar bracelet urpynrnt.
Ell with two -mhll fau- and gid chain At
hohei \ reward will he given tor lis IulIv.
cry u ~ stephenson uSltf
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l25.CEkT COLUMN.

ADVERT scmonts viii he inserted In this col.
umn at the following
RATES.
-Four lines or less. one time ......... "a
fhur lines or less, one week ........ 81 90
Four lines or lees one month . 400
FOR each additional line. Five crnta Tor urst
insertion, aud half price for each subaepuept
insertion '"'
Term. ca-h, except to regular advertisers.
Transient advertisers. not paying cash, will
be charged DoubLE the above rates Ne can.
not anorl, save with regular advertisers 4,
open An account for twenty i've W any cent.
MAIL until the lt~t Of the month sud then sends
collector aruuui Hrtpr these little amounts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

.,t... In thu head, the vital nuii passing un,
pf"''rv.d IN the urine, and mans other diseases
MA .si To insanity AMI death The medical
greglrinrp connected Win tue Institution are
srUiiratcs N the beat colleges Oi Europe ani
h'.,,'uptry. AMI have had large experience ~
~. trouhles and viii agree to forfeit FIVE
uIf. pRHD DOLLARS To a case Of this klnd
M ~. fr A. RESTORATIVE Whder their special
n'',,,r and treatncEu VIII not cure, or for any
H., y impure OF Injurious found In It, We treat
~" 81 ,,,, ale diseases successfully without mer-
.eory CuNsI AlloN FREE. Thorough
N.r,iu-tinn and advice, including ANALYSIS Of
80 :, Pre-. OF VITAL RESTORATIVE
q, battle or four times the quantity, 40
s.,t tn shy sihToen upon receipt Ut price, G,
..,ure from observation, and Ia private
..n., IL e.irvi. toy English Medical Institute,
w. " nIlvs street, st tou!r, Missouri Port.
M, nu, .IDO. Tucker a Wililo. Wholesale
sHi Retail agents Waco. ieNrs --tIugdwIy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
THE EXAMINER
WACO, NOVEMBER I, 1882.
LOCAL gIsts.NuT,rs.
items OF Interest lrou our Uc.
portcrs' Note stooIs.


market ~
go,
in,I h""'lt' steady no NJ with an
"p""'" '"'''"Nl''n.
-Sey,,nl h.,,. .,, ,,...., .,,.,,.,., int, tia,
"'''he' yesterday.
-Thr nnl.enffb, ,..,,,.,,ss.s ,,s,.r.
dav tiO,d th, eli, ,,IrI. D.,, h.,,,,., h,I.
lowinp..
N.,..r..
o. Mrth"dist preachers are passing
uncc nj CI,bulu,
~,
worn on 'p'lshl street h1s been he
gun AGAIN and wall hy pushed speedily
'"'"N" IL u"' 'h,eA'I hN H'd weather
--.usti,., Davis ,nurt ,yos ,s ,,u.,.. ,s
bee hive yrsi.r.ay i.. in,r',ij sn,t. ,,,l
several ci'H suit, were flied in Justice
Evans court
a large drove of stock hogs. lgO In
number. wcr. ,rfy,, q, tnr, I,,y,ii
count, md SOLID ,o NJ, Nn,,'l,, ,,, INK"
lns p,lrun.r- '''''"
r ,.-,
Tho bar meeting which was IN have
was to nrI1n,r thnroW,1 J"rl,t mao, ' a,I
adjourned tn u,r,t am N,rlu,, r,,t d., IN
O'Clock. w
a blind woman 'at on The corners Of
,Ue streets All day yesterday playing H
lAIlu organ ana gathering IN her dnilr
bread IRON the kindly hand OF western
MT. A. y CnwAn' who formerly con
| uurt'N tnt cotton rArhanEr (ut the buck
~ SHOP hs We local bulls and bears
! used 10 call III in Waco B UtAN funtIf.tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
DENTISTRY

nR GRO T. MANN, dentist. makes a spec.
i iSlty ~ treating the natural teeth. hair
W an 'irii lHlste.. once - Austin avenue.
slaIu '"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Coal OF good quality, mined ncnr
Millsap, on tie TtNa. mud Pacific ru,d
sells in Fort worth at $3.50 per ton. llap.
py Fort WORTH tine, graded public
schools, nifty Thousand dollars to spend
In street Improvements, and cheap coal
some towns, lihr people, haye uli the good
luck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

Game to hand on the jOth day OF Scptem-
her, 4 n. 1852, and executed on the same
Guy. ordering the same published in the
Waco Examiner four weeks prior u re-
min day.
VAN HALL,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01
MEDICAL.


for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness
sprtinaturrhmA. lOEt
NJ MANHOOD. imIuten.
ry, paralysis, amt all
the trrrlbl" effects VI
self abuse youthful
inlll"- aud eNCrHsus OF
inaturcr years suCh As
Osr ni memory, lussi
Iude, nocturnal cuiis-
sion, aversion IT sUclv
ty. tlui0NsH DI yt4lpu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-01

- Biok -tOich"uS" ~ rrathel block, un Au--
- TIN street, at ~ yer month. Apply u
" N. l.. lIuthur. lulIu
The news., 1882-04-27

N. B.-A few choice Pocket Knives, cheap;
also. some fancy goods left over frem holi-
day trade will be sold below cost. Don't
forget the place. No. 50 Main street, No. 50
Main street. No. 50 Main street. M. 50 Main
Street, Mount holly Nj.
July ~.
The news., 1882-04-27

And other celebrated Indian Fighters,
Scouts, Hunters and Guides. A book of
1HTiittsg Adventures on the Plains. Fights
with Indians Grand Buffalo Hunts Des-
perate Adventures Narrow Escapes Won
the Far Vest! 100 Illustrations 16 Fssft-
Page Col0red PLates The grandest book
for Agents ever published. Recommended
by Mai. Gen. Merritt, Buffalo Bill and many
Others. Positively outsells everything else.
54s pages, price, $500. Agents complete out
ut 50 cenis. Outfit and copy for 81 90
ss-Write at once for agency, or terms and
illustrated circulars, to HISTORICAL PUB
LISHING co., 602 N. 4th St., st. Louis, Mo.
March 3O
The news., 1882-04-27
NEVER REDUCE FOR EXTERNAL USE.

sure cure for the following diseases In
norses: Bone and Blood SPAWN. kngpone,
Cnrbs Splints, and all classes OF Calious anu
Soft Lurnps on Limbs or Back, viii eur Tass
or Sweeny. and for internal use IN norses,
will cure Collie and relieve Bolts In rom 10
to is minutes. Dose From one to two table
spoonfuls, to be given in one pint OF maik- 8
warm water, to tie up their heads and 70
drench them with 1t out OF q long neckeo
bottle For Distemper and Epizootic give
the same amount In bucket OF water
the horse when dry will drink 1t. For these
blisters: hold the bottle to their nostrils and
let them inhale the medicine IL is one oi
the best remedies for these diseases. twill
also cure Thrush in the Feet. See circuiars
accompanying the medicine for fnil parlc-
ulars. Pay strict attention to the directions,
then the proprietor guarantees this medicine
to do as recommended, and give full satis-
faction to those who use it. There couio pe
large amount Of certificates OF cures puD-
lished, that have been performed on persons
and horses, but the proprietor cannot pos
sibly publish them all.
The Il. n. Il. has proven to be one OF the
most sure cures for Pink Eye the new diseases
In Horses that is to be found Will not faii 70
cure If used freely on head and throat ana
tablespoonful put IN the water when Water-
ed. One Of the foremost veterinarys In the
country says, 1t is ahead Of any remedy he
has found for the above disease.
This Medicine took the First premium az
the state Agricultural Fair, held in Phila,
delphia in 1880, and the society awaroeo
the proprietor, d. Dodge T0miinson,. di'
plorla Of merit for the above preparation.
D. DODGE TOMLINsON.
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
once so2s Girard Ave, Phiia Pa,
For sale by druggists aRd medicine dealers
generally. If your druggist has not got \
have him get 1t for you, orgo where you can
get it. Don't be put on with any inferior ar
The news., 1882-04-27

I A combination of Pro-
to1tde Of IRON, Pei.ssei0sa
BARK aud Phosphorus i1s
q pdtatu5Le form. The
only preparation of iron
tfadt spilt not 6l0ckess the
teeth, 50 characteristics of
\0ther iron 1lreDorafio,.s
The news., 1882-04-27

For quarter OF century or more Hostel
sr's Stomach Bitters has been the reigisag
oecifie. for indigestion, dyspepsia, iesei ara
grle, a loss OF physical stamina, ..ser complaint
nd other disorders, and has beed nost en-
hatically indorsed by medicine men as Z healiii
nd strength restorative. 1t counterac;s : ter :
encv to premature decay, and susta.ls nc
,mforts the aged and inhrm.
For sale By all Druggists and Dsalefs
llafi generally.
The news., 1882-04-27
WHENCE COMES THE UNPOUNDED
: POPULARITY OF
NgBlE's POROUS PLAsTlls \

because they have proven tLeust Ives the
Best External Remedy invented. Trey
will cure asthma, colds, coughs, rLeuma-
tism, NEURALGIA, and any local pains.
Applied TO the small of the back they
are infallible in Baek-Ache, Nervous De-
bility, and all Kidney trouble; 10 the pit
of the stomach they are sure cure tor
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
ALLCocK's POROUS PLAsTERs
are painless, fragrant and quick to cure.
Beware of imitstions that blister and
burn. Get ALLcocRs, the only Gem
uine, Porous Plrsier.
The news., 1882-04-27
Rupture Plaster /!

sure cure. by an outward application
heal ard become as strong as before tha ~ "
cident. No one need run the fesrfssi
risk OF strangulatton when q cer.
.aln a' ana s speedy cure may be had at trifIing
cost o. %. Full treatment and vsluahle ~.
lormation sent on receipt of price br 3 ~
Merrick, Ogdensburg, N. Y. S' ~ F. a.
Inc above plaster was discovered a n.,,,.-
nsd 1sr 9. years ago, by an old lady. resident
Jan. 5. Som : ~ "a II desired.
The news., 1882-04-27

ann A WEEK. SO ! day at homo easily
/ ID fFsus 4 CO. al Augusta. Maine
The news., 1882-04-27

~ rtnle4s.-ED stffsz4 gesisf5 ftits Is faz
The GARDEN, "A garden Is q lux
ury whether large Or small. Every
family should have one, il possible
even though the space be extremely
limited. There are Ger tain advantages
pertaining to gardening that more
than balance all outlays for seed and
labor. Among them is that Of being
able to have fresh vegetables, some
thing not to be found oD all tables
when they are purchased in market.
The tomato just taken from the vine
before eating is different from the
article that is transported in baskets
and barrels, and several days old.
The lettuce is crisp when very fresh,
but tough when withered, and there
i more or less loss Of tenderness,
erispness and freshness in radishes,
peas and string beans. High farm
ing should be praoticed on small farms
and high gardening is necessary in
small gardens. No vegetable should
Be excluded; even 1 few feet may be
given the davoring and garnlshing
herbs, such = parsley, thyme and
sweet marjoram. A hotbed, or if pos
sible, cold frame, covered with glaz-
cd window saahes, will assist in for
warding early plants, If they are de-
sired and will occupy but little room.
As gardens are usually worked with
hoes instead Of with the plow and cul-
tivator, plants can be placed closer
together in field culture. e Cabbage
plants, If set cut ID rows 3 yard asun-
der and two feet apart in the rows,
will amount to over 1900 cabbsges
for one quarter Of an acre, and be-
tveep tha 6abbsg.s, ,st.ucs . .c.n I.
crown !. tbs ls.tncs III, !. 49,, g
before the osbb.ua' /. Z, ',,,..dv so,I ~ =
R.d;sbss o,o~ or;cL,,v' IA 81, !.
rai.ed IS sbs rovs v;.b 49,. ..,,o.s
- n.r.r;,., 4, IA h = .;,h' M .a~.,..,..s ..
ths saed. of tha th,as root ora,,. ~
allow IL p.ymin.t;oo l.rd .,s o,d;,.,,..
IL = ovsrsyovn v;th cr.s. bsss,s thsv
.rs ant r. ~ o,oura 1vh;ls .ha III.
;shse ~ ru.h;rs J, !, q , ,;alr -, ..,x. !,
uhov he rows. I thus spabliDe tbs ey.ss
q be eas;lv ovaroo,oos. Bests. = c.Tro,s
and n.ran;na a. , ,,,au.IIv sovr ! !, l.ssr n, 4
= y - -
The news., 1882-04-27
1853. GIRARD 1880
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, PA

s7e PHILADELPHIA. PA
AS1ET6,. ...-...-..... ..%A'A o's0o'oo'
Isamong thesoundestin titutionsofthecoun
trv Its liabilities are very small and its math-
enatical standard very high.
A. S.GILLETT,..........-- 8. ............ flestusnts
Liabilities, iucluding reinsurance .oo. eeo .,
Netsurpiuso over all liabilities, ,inclu- -, -, :.
II has always been and will continue to be
the object OF this Company to furnish its pa
trona with PKRrKCT indemnify at the LOWEST
rstes consistent with PKRBEcT SAFETY
RELIABLE AED CONSERVATIVE.
surplus as to poliy holders, .sS72. .S3S. .2e
Firsf-class risks will have every advantage
that such class is entitled TO, and all propos-
AZ win be fairly and equitably rated.
Prudent business men viii shun those com.
ranies whose chiefclnim to patronage u that
~ Wa offsr Indemnity to all. Thanking the
public for their generous patronage in me past.
fbespeak its continuance, promising my oes'
For Policies OF Agencies applytc
CHARLES HG. SLOAN,
General Agent for New Jersey and Resident
osics IN Mount Holly, Arcade Building.
Burlington, with Fl. Mohett, Esq.
9a0 Bordentown, with w. b. Flynn. ksq
( Correspondence receivepromptattention
Julys. 1s79-iy.
The news., 1882-04-27

VyoILET AND INFANT POWDER
4 Rouge. Cosmetic and Gold Silver and
Diamond Dust. at L. MILLERsS Drug Store
sMsin street. Moput Holly
tiifi q week in your own town. Terms
Nhh and IS outfit free. Address a. Hal
puu LETT q Co., Portland, Maine.
CANARY, HEMP, RAPE, MILLET AND
~ Nav Seed, ct L. EILLER,e Drug Store
n ain street. Mount Holly
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28
The Lost Jewel Package.

Chicago, April 2s.-The American ex-
press company and the government OFF,
clais seen by the associated press report
er, agree upon the following as facts in
the matter OF the package Of lost jewels
imported from London and shipped in
bond to the Elgin Watch Co. The case
was delivered here as received at New
York by express; taken by the govern
ment and express company employees in
wagon direct to the bonded warehouse.
There were three separate invoices on
the package. and in order to get at them
tie examiner Lau to open it. It was
made OF old boards which had been used
before and had nail holes in them. The
box was an old one and was bound with
wooden hoops. In it were two boxes
containing watch jewels from London
The missing one contained Swiss jewels,
and the government appraiser is OF the
opinion that the missing package was
either not included in the consignment
at London, or that it was taken out on
board the ship, which, if correct, can only
be determined after investigation in Lon.
don.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28

usa'ly thrown into hutter OF excite
ment, but she managed to keep up de.
cent appearance Of coyness. She finally
consented, however to shake trunks with
her admirer, and after u while allowed
herself to be caressed, even going ao far
as to return her lovers endearments.
The other female elephants present were
scandalized, and wound their trunks To-
Kether asif saying: ."Oh, the bold taced
thing, did you ever?"
Jumbo was walked up and down the
line several times, the elephants doing
their best to attract his attention: but
be had eyes only for Baby, aud when ct
length they all were started around the
track that giddy damsel ran on ahead,
disdaining to walk with the others. 90
proud was she, apparently, of her eigan-
tic lover. When Jumbo was finally, led
out OF the ring to the stable, he cast
long lingering look over his shoulder
that gave evidvnce that he had ceased
to mourn for his Engllsh Alice.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28

A correspondent OF the Pioneer Press,
writing from Des Moines, Iowa, tells OF u
man who came to the place twelve years
ago. While working as section hand
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad, he wooed and welded prett,
young Irish gill. After living with her
three years. he came to Dakota alone.
where he is said tu have struck rich
lead. become wealthy and aided Hon"
to his name. His wife, in the meantime,
was kept in ignorance as to his where
abonts. and, in course of time, married
another man, who soon died, and she
married q third. A short tlmc ago the
.x-section hand arrived in Des MONIES,
as delegate. en- route to Washington,
Inquiring about his wife, and fndlng
that she had married two other men, he
Immediately procured divorce from her
annul!lng both marriages and making
ner children lllegitimate. Who is he?
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28
Crime Record.
LxNcH LAW IN MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Mimi, April 2s.-About one
O'Clock this morning, a party of masked
men appeared at the jail in Minneapolis
and demanded the surrender to them Of
Frank NcManus. the tramp, who ravish.
ed and brutally mutilated the four year
old child. Lima Spear, yesterday. The
sheriff was made prisoner by the mob.
but refused TO divnlge the whereabouts
Of McManus. The mob then made y
thorough search Of the Jail, breaking
open every cell on the first floor. without
finding the prisoner. They then ascend.
ed TO the foor above and repeated the
hsmmcring and breaking open Of cell
doors, until NcAanus WAS found. The
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28

latter WAS taken to the houae of his VIC
tim where he WAS fully identified. With
ont further ceremony the mob took Me.
Manus to large tree in front of tEe
high school building and hanged bin
from limb at 4:15 this morning.
Before McManus Wis strung up he con-
fessed his horrible crime. lie was u
tramp, twenty six years old, and came
from Boston. The excitement ran very
high during the night, both in st. Paul
and Minneapolis, and public sentiment is
indisputably with the men who thus ad-
ministcred justice to the author ot one
of the most atrocious crimes in the an
nails OF Minnesota, The child victim is
in precarious condition, with doubt
full chance for recovery.
hit WITH SHOT GUN.
st. Louis, April 28.-George Myers, an
inmate Of the workhouse here, was hit
over the head two or three days ago with
shot gun by guard named Duanney,
from the effects of which he died last
evening. Duannev has been placed un.
der arrest and he will probably be held
on the charge Of murder; inasmuch as the
assault was brutal and upprovoked.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-28
To saloon Keepers ana OtA-rs,

To saloon Keepers aud OfAers.
From this date all saloon keepers in
iankton will be compelled to comply
with the ordinances which require their
places OF business to be closed promptly
at II 80 O'Clock each night and to remain
closed from 1880 Saturday nights until
Monday mornings.
Property owners are notified that they
must remove from their lots and alleys
all rubbish. manure and other foreign
substances within six days from the pub
licatlon Of this notice.
ANY failure to comply with these in.
structions will subject the offenders to
prosecution under the city ordinances.
PATRICK BRENNAN, CITY Marshal.