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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
PAID UP CAPITAL sI0o.Og9.
i Z A BOD Y
9ll1tlr%11sGe Go.
WIFE FcxJ% O., w. VA.

SETRITES Moderate ;oes on Dselliuga, Farm
~ Property ami frs;-ciass Mercantile aud
Ianufacturirg RISKS
DIRECTORS - Aionzo Lorjug, Alexander
Laughiia, George r. Tiugle James T. Barnes,
j. Mi'ier. a u. Atoms. \ y Seamcn r..
y Irwin, JCha VI. Brown. ALONZO L0GING,
President; i =. UOBBiNS, Assistant Secrs,a-
ry. j. L PAUL.. Secretary e. ALEX.
ASOER. General Agent
GEORGE W. SHOCkEY, has been appointed
Agent f9r Hampshire Ccuaty. s. "a.
Jgly }, lsSt.-ly.
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ehcased his throat OF an evening"
Not yet, father said Mary, picking
up her scattered bits OF patchwork
/ with 4 glowing check. did you have
= pleasant mceting1'
well. Yes quoth tic deacon re-
hectively, sitting down before the fire
greatly to Mary's consternation-sh
had hoped that he would have gone
to bed ut once according to his usual
custom -'yes, it was tolerably pleas.
ant. Elder uuskier was there, and
Elder Ioplllns-aud-wcl, all tie
church folks pretty much. Why.
how red your cheeks arc, Mary
/ Tired, amt you? Well, yoa needn't
set up for me-, my dear; it must be
getting late.
The deacon glanced up mechan;cal-
y at the clock Mary felt the blood
growing cold in her veins Twenty
inmates past nine--why, it must be
later than that! Why, land o. Ca
naan, the Old clock has stopped. The
old clock mad stopped; nor was it at
/ ali wonderluiuuler the circumstances.
i wound It up this morning, I'm sar-
TIN said the deacon, very much dis,
turbed. at never served me such a
trick a!oce, all the years its stood
there. Your Aunt Jane used to say
II was a sign OF death or marriage iii
the family before the year was out
There was a suppressed sound Ike
q chucklc behind the clock case as
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SoEtl, g;yangh gNtelIigsater.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY. MAncu 81. g

BEEYITIEs. The question OF railroad
deadh- adism is up in the Ohio Legisla.
ture. The h.ll under consideration
would fine every public Official WHO rides
on free pass $500, one half Of the mo-
acy 10 so TO tae informer The i'm
por!aiiOn OF eggs into Great Britain lasc
year was 7J0 GOO, 600, or about two do
zen for each man. woman. aud child in
the country. Their money valGo was
over $4,000, Co.,. Tia who atternpts
to be perfect in 81 things will be weak
in many, aad thus fail, An unljtled sa
crifce 10 each one Of those who have
made themselves p.-fect ia orc thing.
-. VI mole communities IN The Nest are
signing petitions for the pardon Of ia,
SON, the assassin OF GaHeaE. Because
the Rev. :. :. McNah2n OF Rising Sun,
Ind, was the only man in the place "ho
refused 10 sign, he sentiment against
him IS so strong that ne may have to
give up his church. Hens are las i1g.
members OF the barn yard conferences
49, 4 noble part @! every true life is
to learn 10 undo whs. has been wrongly
done -. Al eagle, whose wings measur-
CT aegen feet from tip 20 tip, attempted
TO steal 4 goose on farm in Julllnd,
Denmark, NOT long 40. The erica OF
the goose aw0ke Eorner Jensor, who
caught the cGZlo. mud. win The aid oC his
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Farmor aud house Keeper.


it got cold; then remove all the skin
aud fat. iAon chop not Qui,o as iuo
- mincc,meat have tic same quan.
tity OF chopped celery and che yoiks
OF Four boiled c-,gs prescl SMOOTH
with n SILVER or wooden spoon theu
take QUO pint OF sweet milk and bring
it just 10 a boiling heat then add The
yolks of two eggs well beaten ~ soon
IS this dressing rs cold add one taEie.
spoonful OF ground mustard made
smooth with two tablespoonful % c,~
der vinegar, RnJ pepper ani sal; to
taa,e. then NIX iaa whole nicely tu-
gcthcr and place on u platter aud
trim ,he edges Of the platter with ,.lo
incest OF Che celery leaves.
White Cream Candy. Ono pint og
boiling water, two cupiuls Of grenada.
teisuggr. Boil all together for TWEEN.
IS minutes, adding two Tablespoonful
Of cider vinegar when il is put oeor
the Hre Try il ON leo or saow u
not brittle enough boil !jtllo longer
Let II cool in bu,tered pam i'll "a
condition d. pull add vaui,lo, enc ur
two n,blespo9uSul Pull very white.
cut IN sticks, and keep Ia cold t0o.u
TIL next day
Cream Puts, One cap Of lot w.,
ter, one half cup oil butter; hoil tho
water and buttor together, and stir in
cupfu OF dry AcRr while boiling
when cool. add three eggs, rot beaten.
ipIN Wall tl-gp hy fhr tai, lnsf.,,y,,,- F,,I
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Death or Marriage.

GINNING the hour OF nine. ii was no
smart toy, 10 trifie oil bronze or ala
baster, but q tail, square, solid relic
OF the past century, looking not un-
like coffin case set on end, in the
corner-a clock that had lasted
through four generations, and judy
ing from appearances was quite likely
to last through several more. Dea,
con Shermer cherished the old heir
loom with IL sort OF pride which lie
himself would scarcely have confess
cd to.
There was great ruddy fire of
chestnut logs in the red brick paved
fire place; aud the candles IN the
brightly.polished brass stick were
winkiug uerriy from the high wood
en- mantle, where taeyshared tue post
O! honor with a curious sea- she'll and
q couple OF vases, each containing a
fresh Usage orange, from the hedge
that stSlvted the clover field behind
the barn. st the window curtain
OF gaudy chiu:z shut OFT the tens OF
thousands OF stars that we're shining
brightly on that frosty antuunal
night, and on the cosy rug of the par
Ii ccored rags q fat tortoise she'll cat
Purrod away the slowly lapsing mimu-
tes. But the tortoise she'll cal WAS
not the only inhabitunt OF the snug
farm house Kitchen.
Timothy snd Mary Shermor, de-
cidediy, II You don't behave yourself,
HI
/ What she would 10 Mary did not
say: the sentence Was terminated by
= laugh that set The djmplos round her
mouth III motion, inst as beam OF
june sunshine plays across u clutter
/ OF rcd.ripc cherries.
Mary Sherman WAS Just seventeen
"a piump, rosy girl, With jet hair,
brushed back from low forehead,
and perfectly acchei eyebrows, that
gave Il hewitch.nS expression of sur
prize 70 a.Pair ui melting hazel eyes
She vas rather dark but the severe
. critic would nos have found fault with
the peGch!lke bloom upon her cheeks
ami the dewy red OF horiui!, daiutiIS
curved lips. Evidently llr. Timothy
Marshall was quite satisfied with Ma.
rvs style Of beauty.
Come, Mary said Tim, moving
his chair where he could best watci
'he flush OF the fTelight upon her face
and picking up the thread OF tie con
versati2n where. he had dropped il
when Il became necessary for NiIr,. Z,
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ore. Corner .Gtin oaE GrqceI Lane SIS
Rc,:SEY. WEST NIaOlNIA.
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vEl'ia,. E1nl-l,cr, E0ditor,
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85aah GrancA Inteuisenoer.
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r-,p .n'r rs Am FICrY CEETS per
sa..i.--,r T"l DOLLARS Il p,id in sdSSnco.
Nriayer sis. Re discontinued except ~ tie
o.. .ru.iho publisher, Uutu al! 3trcareGos have
l-. s.'.tri
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"a Tow roasting ears tayc m-'s
fhc.. epTc-gauee 80 sumtetyilieFlo-'
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-27
NEVADA.
Frtshtful Accfdent-One Man Killed al
Another Injured.

Frighfful Accident-One Man Killed and
Another Injured.
AUSTIN, March 26th-About noon to-day
two young men, named Austin Parrot and
Fred Single, started out for Sunday walk,
terminating at the King Alfred mine on Ian.
der hill. While standing at the edge of this
abandoned shaft, looking down the same. the
ground commenced to give way, and, caving
in, precipitated them downward into the
mouth of the shaft. Single had the fore.
thought to grasp timber on the opposite
side of the shaft, thereby saving himself, but
Parrot fell to the 2G0 foot station, striking
on pile of tinbers, which stopped his pos.
sible descent to distance of $50 feet. Young
Single returned to town, gave the alarm,
and party at once proceeded to the scene,
and upon descending the shaft found Parrott
lying on pile of timbers in an insensible
condition. As the rescuers were rais
ing Parrott from the mouth Of
the shaft, Charles Currelly stepped upon
a timber on the edge of the shaft to assist,
when the ground again caved, and Currelly
was shot down the hole from which Parrott
had just been taken. The rescuers again de.
seconded, and found Currelly dead. with his
head badly mashed and both ankles broken.
Young Parrot is seriously bruised, but has
good chance of recovery His escape is
based on the fact that large body of earth
caved under him, end d sc4nding in advance
broke his fall. Currelly's body has been
taken In charge by the Odd elbows, to be
buried tomorrow. He was native of
Canada West, and President of the Miners
Union Of this place, which Office he was fill
ing for second term at the time of his tax.
ing off. His death cauaes a sad gloom over
the entire community, as he was popular
among the masses and universally beloved by
those who knew him.
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Two Vessels Damaged.

EMPIRE CITY. March 26th-At neon yes
terday, while the Fearless was towing the
schooner Golama in over the Coos Bay bar,
she struck on the North Spit and Immediately
bscsme unmanageable, broaching to and the
sea breaking over her. The schooner, to save
herself cut the hawser at once and tried to
prcceed under sail but striking on her keel
Immediately after passing the tug, preached
to and stuck last on the spit, pourd-
ing heavily. end rolling with the
running tide; but with ell sail
set, she succeeded in getting over the spit 10
about four hours, but commenced leaking
badly, and was then taken in tow by the tug
Colonel Thomas and bsached in the lower
bay. At P. NJ, by The use of the steam
pumps of the tug and the ships pumps going,
which kept the water down, she was towed TO
the North Head. where she now lies half full
of water. The Fearless is still on the North
Spit, but with the rising tide made consider
able way towards the bay, where she is, leak
ing and badly strained, and her machinery
damaged. The only chance of saving her is
to keep her pumped out which force Of men
ia now engaged in doing.
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FHg GREAT ENGLISH gEasDI

8 q never.failIng Cure
II Nervous Debiiity,hx.
hausted Vitality, Sem.
nal Weakness, Spsr
matorrhea, Lost Mar .
b 90 d, ImPoten CT,
Paralysis, and all II e
terrible effects o; So I
abuse, youthful follles
and excuses In mstuIe
years-auch as Loss Il
Memory, Lassitude, Noe
lurnal Enlission, Aver
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suicide-BurgIaries.

PETALUMA, March 25th.-Frederich Chris.
tech, an old resilient of this city, committed
suicide here to-day by shooting himself
through the head. From the effect of the
charge, it is supposed he placed the weapon
{. shotgun. from which part of the barrel had
been removed) near his mouth and fred, as
the greater part of his face AID head were
blown off Deceased had been suffering for
years from rheumatism, and had been made
a cripple thereby. During the forenoon of
to-day he complained much of pains in his
limbs. He was native OF Germany, SO
years of age, and leaves a wife and child. An
inquest is now being held upon the remains.
Three residences here were entered by burg.
lars last night. Some $40 was stolen from
the residence of William Shattuck. Several
parties, ole of whom was lately discharged
from the Jail in San Francisco, will be placed
urder arrest.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-27
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
A New Railroad Project,

SEATTLE, March 25th.-The Seattle, Walla
Walla aud Baker City Railroad Company
will file It's articles Of INCORPORATION in this
city next Monday. H. L Yester, Thomas
Burke, j. r. Lewis, III. G. Strive, Fl. b.
Bsgley, John Leary and George W. Harris
will be the inco' porators. The capital stock
will be So. 500, 600. The object is to build a
narrc w-gauge railroad from this city via the
Snoqualmie Pass to Walla WaIla and Baker
City, or some other point where connection
may be made with the Oregon short line from
Green River to Wyoming. Stock amounting
to $3.50, 000 has been subscribed in this city,
and as much more will be taken next week.
Men will be put at work in the pass and on
this end of the road at an eaIly day
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DR. K. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IL TREATMENr.-A specific for Hysteris, Dis,
Depression. Loss Of Memory, Spermatorrhna, I'm.
potency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature oad
Age caused by o<er-exertiou, self abuse, or over
INDULGENCE. which leads to misery, decay and death
tine box win cure recent cases. Each box contains
one months treatment One dollar box, or six
Sores for Eve dollars; sent BY mail prepaid on
oseeipt Of price. We guarantees six boxes to cure
snv caso. with each order received by us for sig
boxes, accompanied With five. dollafA we viii send
the purchaeef our written Ruaraptee 70 return the
money the treatment does not erect cure.
dts, Saeranento, c.. ordsrs b. MI 9 reguias
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NEVADA, March 26th.-There was no gen.
eral observance of the Sunday law to-day.
nearly all the saloons and several other bust.
ness places being kept open. The Coed
Templsrs have served the officers with a
written notice, demanding the arrest of all
persons who violate the law. but the ffieials
will not act in the matter unless complaints
are fled against the offenders.
NAPA, March 6tb.-The Sunday law was
strictly observed here to-day, the saloons and
all places of business being closed.
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REPRESENTATION.

" Of Supervisors of Sacramento county, made
in conformity with Section 1904 Of the Political
Code, and entered Of record on the 9th day Of De
cember, 1881, canceling all names then on the Great
Reo;ster Of said county and requiring reregistra.
tion of the voters therein, all persons entitled to
he registered as voters in said county are hereby
notified to present themselves at the office Of the
County Clerk in the at the city OF Sac
ramento, for such registration.
sacramento, December 10, 1881.
THOMAS Il. BERKEY,
amer County Clerk.
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SAN RAFAEL, March 26th.-Last evening
the people of San Rafael were thrown into
state of excitement bordering on frenzy, by
the report that another murder had been
committed, the victim this time being we'll
known cattle.dealer and rancher of Marin
county. Horses were quickly saddled, and
officers started for the scene Of the reported
murder, followed by quite a number of citi-
zers, all intent upon securing the assassin
before he had time to get away. Arriving at
the domicile of the victim, the party learned
that the cattle-dealer was in San Francisco,
and as far as known was alive and well. Dill
gent inqsiry disclosed that the rancher afore.
8 id had become financially embarrassed, and
a little boy overheard two men discussing the
affairs of the reported victim, who it seems is
indebted to one of them. One of the men
said, "The cattle dealer is busted" The
other remarked, Yes he ought to be shot"
apd he had mind to do it. This made such
an impression on the boy that to the first
person he met he told it as fact.
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stepped there willie watching the effect Of
their deed.
Hunting for yIciims-The Masonic Grand
Ledge.
Tucson, March 26th.-Conductor Frank
Gillette. of the west bound passenger train
arriving here tonight, says the carp party
boarded the east.bound train, Smith con.
ductor, at P. NJ to-day. at Dragon Summit,
and after passing through the cars mounted
their horses and started in the direction of the
mountains.
The newly.organized Grand Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, of Arizona, send greeting to the Fra
ternity abroad.
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NILES, March 26:h.-Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Van Dyke, book-keeper for Ackerson Il
Co, lumber dealers Of San Francisco, whose
family has been residing near here for some
years, returned from the city to spend the
Sabbath with them. Just as he was passing
under the windmill at his residence, the mill
was blown down and fell on him, killing him
instantly. He leaves wife and five children.
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Attempt to Burn a Fair Pavilion.

RIVERSIDE, March 25tb.-The new citrus
fair pavilion has narrowly escaped destruc.
ton by fire. Last evening, about IL O'Clock.
flames were discovered issuing from the old
building. twenty feet in the rear. It is be.
lieved to have been the work of an incen.
diary. Prompt assistance and the proximity
of an irrigating ditch full of water saved the
main building, with the rear covering some.
what charred
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Fatal Quarrel over a Small Bill.

PORT TOWNSEND wv. IT,, March 25th.-
On Sunday last one Brown, blacksmith of
Orcas Island, shot and killed one Jeffreys,
fisherman of Waldron Island The dispute
was over a small bill. Brown was arrested
on a charge of murder and taken before
Justice Of the Peace, who summoned jury,
before which he was tried and acquitted.
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TICKETS
TO And FROM EUROPE

ToHN TALBOT, TICKET AGENT
81 of the C. P. R. R., at Sacra- <sxkSSA
mento, CAL, is also Agent for the GEdET
following Atlantic Steamer Lines V&EsxeE5&
"INMA an" WHITE STAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN,
RED STAR, ANCHOR (NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BREMEN LINE) and HAMBURG PACKET LINE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-27

The largest sale of real estate ever held
in Macon, Ca, took place few weeks
ago. Several building lots for stores aud
residences were sold, one bringing $50, 900
and two Others S74 200, showing an up.
ward tendency in real estate in that hand
some Southern city.
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GARD.

TT HAVING BEEN HUNDRED THAT NONE
I but Germans could become members OF the Sac
Tamento Hussars ldcsire 70 state that such Is not
the case, and that any able-bodied white man, If
come a member at any time. Those desiring to be-
come members Should do so al once, In order that
they can have their measure taken for the new uni
form, which is nov nearly completed FOR further
PAL ticulars inquire OF
=. RUHSrALLpR. Captain, or
m25.iw T. SCHUMACHER, First Lieut.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, March 25sh.-Rev. j. v. Mil
ligap, Of Astoria, was elected to-day Moder
ator by the Presbytery of Oregon, in session
at R0seburg.
Rev. r. W. Hill. Synodical Missionary
was chosen Commissioner to the General As
sembly.
William Lever, who was injured at Fisher.
Landing by being run into by steamer, dice
to. night at Vancouver of his injuries.
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and it is said that after the shooting they
stopped there a willie watching the effect Of
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verdict of ihe Corone.'s jury,

PETALUMA, March 26th.-In the case Of
Frederick Christlich. who committed suicide
here yesterday. the Coroner's jury returned a
verdict Of death from a gunshot wound, pro-
duced by his own hand with suicidal iDteLt,
while under the iIhuence of liquor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-27

- y. SHINING HG9AD GO
GENERAL AucTloNEERS.
All glasses Auction Business promptly attended n
ouee. Ne, lolS Feursh So, bet. } ana H
fe74p6m
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y. A. CUNNINGHAM.

SACRAMENFo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
n street between Front and Second, SScra.
mento. Manufacturer Of Stem Boilers, Sheet lien
Work, etc Also, all kinds Of h. airing. Changrz
Portable Boilers from Wood TO S.tsw Burners =
Specially. m6-spu
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Tie carp War In Ariz0na-San Rafael Elk.
ciied-suicide at Petaluma-Fatal Acct.
dent In Alameda County-fhe sunday
Law-Frishtfnl Fail Down u Mining
shaft-The Charleston "a. To Assassina.
tion-shipwreck on Ihe Oregon Coast
Etc.
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At which time and paces they will be opened in the
presence Of bidders. for furnishing aud delivering
such guam tiles of thu following mentioned military
supplies during the f. cd year commencing july l,
1882, and ending June 80 1888, mly be required
during said fiscal year. viz:
Wood at Fort Bdwe',, Fot Castor aud San Diego
Barracks, CRl, and Forts HGlleck aud MoDermlt,
New.
Also al the Same time, for this otiice only, for
such quantities Of Tn fol owingmeDtioned military
supplies may be required 1T the following named
posts and places, for the same PERIOD viz
wood and coal st Frrl Point, Presidio of San
Francisco, and Bencia Barracks, aud coal at Aiea-
trsz Island, Angel Island. Fort Point San Jose and
San Francisco, Cal.
Proposals for either class Of the supplies men
toned for quantities ! SIS than the whole re-
quired, will be receiyed The Government reserves
the right to reject any all proposals. prefer
ence will be gwen to articles Of domestic produc-
ton, and To articles q domestic production pro-
duced on the Pacific coast, conditions Of price and
quality being equal.
Blank proposals.. and Irn ell circulars stating the
kind and estimated quantities required at each
poet and giving fun instruct to the manner
OF bidding, conditions 10 be observed by bidders. Of
amount Of bond TO accompany proposals. aud terms
Of contract and payment, will be furnished on appli
cation 10 this ooe 70 the QuartermAsters at the
various posts named
Envelopes containing proposals should be plainly
marked q" Proposals for Wood Tor Coal) at
and addressed TO the undo rned or 10 the Quarter
masters of such OF the posts aboyenamed as are
open to bids RUFUS SAXT0N,
rn25 Ct Deputy Quartermaster General U. 6 A.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS
Glass, varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture Moldiuge, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for AveriIrs Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 6e6 street, Sacra-
n,snto Cal ml-4Dt
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The Lieutenant was badly bitten about
three inches from the end of his vertebre
and twenty-five miles from the mouth Of
the Rio Grande, where he was stationed.
Texas Siftings.
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Released on Bail.

NEVADA, March 26th-Wes!ey Nichols,
awaiting trial for robbing two old men in this
city short time since, was to-day released
on bail, he having secured the required 81, 800
honds
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

TTACKs ON CALL AT ANY HoUR,
H day or night Coupes, fnaeeons, H
Rockavaya Barouches Buggies, with the n Y
best roadsters to be found in any livery stable on
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