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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-16

"THHN people are always on
" X the lookout for chances
ADAA to increase their earn
ings. and in time be-
come wealthy; those who do not Improve heir
opportunities remain In poverty. We offer a
x eat chance 10 make money. We want many
men. women, boys and girls To work for us
right in their own l. calities. ANY Ona can do
the work properly from The hrst start. The
business Will pay more than ten times Ordin-
airy wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who enVaRes fails 10 make money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time 10
the work, OF cnly your spare moments. Full
Information and all thai is seeded sent Tree.
Addr~rt SWSgok 90, fortlAnd, Maine.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF LEHIGH'rON

The annual Election for Seven Directors OF
this Bank, will be held at the Banking House,
on TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1888, be-
tween the hours orr ami o'clock p. NJ.
w. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Lehlghton, Dec. 10, 1sSl-w4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25


Mr. S.Nu'ina OF Gdycston,i. 10 the city.
Mr. W. T.. Austin representing An At
ianta firm u in the city
Mr Robert Dodd AMI daughter Miss
Lillie. lett yesterday tor Kentucky.
Mi John +. Baghy has returned from "A
"trip To eastern Texas aud Arkansas.
Mi Cha-. L. Cummings, representing
the old 81 Louis type foundry, IL in the
city,
Prot. Alexander lingg passcd through
the city yesterday on his way 10 Font
Worth.
Mr. .. W. kcclcr, representing the Fl.
worth Dnily q .2"ttr, wn- I'm town ycstrr-
day and gave the ENANISEW ac,ll
Mr. -. NJ. Mayors. clever Young gen
tcunn ot brandon Mis-, after visiting
several points in the state with the pu'-
pose NJ choosing ~ location. is nov in this
city and has Decided To- remain.
Mrs T. a. Sturgi- is now 80 weak from
her long illness thlt her ~ 'uvery Is lr.
spired OF. without very early improve
mcnt her demise may be- considered ms II
question OF bat II few days OF perhaps
hours,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25
Aid for The xeiiov Fever sui


Judge Gerald yesterday received CIR
cular trnm GOV Roberts requesting him,
in urgent terms, to call the attention ot
the people Of this city and county a. the
sickness suffering aud destitu'iun exist.
ius a. Brownsville. aud the need for
liberal contributions from the gen raj
public. Deeming It advisable TO act as
promptly ~ possible, Judge Gerald de.
cided 20 call on the people Of Waco at
once for aid. To this end tho
following named !gentlcm %, L. e. Par
rot. J V Smith and John b. Wi. D.,
have kindly run-c.t ted to act ~ sole.
Ting committee to-day They will visit
every III &c - bu-i css IN town and II ~
to Ice hoped they will get something
from every one they call on, Every body
can give little and the fund thus
raised will be transmitted by telegraphic
money order e. the Mayor Of Browns.
vile. What IL done to-day need not in
terfcre with tine movement to be !uau-
guratud tonight.
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" The Great Southern Remedy. =

"Bra2os chill cure" which is W
ranted for the cure Of chuls and few
/, a positive mtilote tor malaria, 81
has 10 rival rs a tonic for building
an clnIciatcd system from such d
matte causes, and to those who d
necessarily exposed to miasmatic inf
CuCcs, and are attended with the d
lowing symptoms, such II. los, OF ayp
titc, aching OF tire back and Joints. (.
vcrishncss, severe headache, indisI0
tion TO get about, low spirits, sleepe
ness, chilly sensations, and eyeutuA,
hot, burning fever, which may insll
terminate in bilious, rcmittent on d
tcrmittcnt fever, we would suggest ID
you keep a supply on hand all IL
time and take Il dose three time. ll.l
No other medicine is necessary, sci
very concentrated and powerful 10 h
effects in removing the pOisOnOu, tis
mcnts from the blood, and no one q
appreciate this warning better than ID
farmer, who is more or less eIpS.
"a those atmospheric poisons, especially
In the tall season, when gathering ls'
crops in the midday sun, cool nIsil
and heavy dcws of morning, then Il !
those malignant feverS are most prem
lent, and to them we would recOmnsi.
to take a dose of "Brazos Chill Gun
every morning on rising, ii they wO'A
avoid the danger of much suffering, .
say nothing of the tina and e1Fis
saved in the end. No strychnlne \;
arsenic. The physicians prescribe u
recommend il. Ask your druggid, u
IL and take no other. Price 81 per ~
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER & WILLIE,
Waco, Tess
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

Nominees ~ the McLcnum county
democracy, election first Tuesday il
November, 1897
For Conn Judge-G Is. Gera'd
Cnmty Attorney -Eugene Williams
Shcriil-W. 4. llRrIs
Representatives John x Moore,
Assessor Ut Taxes X. H. Norwood
Collector Of Taxes Allen l.. West
Trrusurrr-J. ID. Wallace
County Clerk john W Baker.
District Clerk-X +. BeH-ley
Surycyor--J 4. Surrtt
Cat lr and Hide Inspector Marshal
Johnson
flontcr-L. l.. Foster. Of Groesbeck
Scnutur-J. A. Martin, of Marlin
S-lSlNwtdc.
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trouble and in very short space of
time. We have seen u tined IN o. gHfdeu
IN this city. and there certainly
was never anything like 1T
a reporter OF the ENAMINFH saw tens
Of thousands OF ants killed Ia few min.
utes BY "a single application Of this WOW
der'ul compound. II will kill any thIng
that burrows in the ground Full 10.
rectIons Tor its application will bee given,
and one dollars worth WI Immediately
certauly and eiIectually nd an! yard "r
garden ui ants aud other destructive !u-
sect-. It is certainly - matter ~ CON
graduation that this valuable discovery
has been made, aud it, introduction b. O.
credit 10 the enterprise ~ Messrs. Tucker
Il Willis, who control its.sal" under 'helr
eXcInAlye hRemcy fur The stAte u IeNAa.
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THE CITY.

.r,... .,., .,pt,r... ,,,,rsrir. ,fv of
l.,-i1..
-Ano'her rise in the .ycr may y" eN-
pectrd to-day
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The grut'r rains which tell yesterday
extended ouIy.iO luIcuu south NOT reach.
ing Temple
CO..
u Pc, ''',' 'I TO-, ..''A. .' ~, '''>o".
trn,r. r... ',.,h.,5.v Ar,.r from wash.
,rt.
At - ut.u'E iH-t ushi CROOK uhi
walked 10 miles aHi ~ ,Hp-, Harper
10 mile. aud I'D laps. rock mHir his
huudrritu mile 10 uluv minutes and III
teen seconds
..f....,..,. ....av,..,..,...,..t ,n,,.,s
n"'' va VT' ,,,-..,,... , No.
H l.IS'"s Nv. w, t,',i..,,... ,I
yrs,erd v cagcrly catching p,ops Of the
two ped, strian. In the walking match As
thtv would pass hy the windows
observation-disclosures. ,.-,t., -,,,.
,y,.,....,t ,,,.-,,r.i.,, ,, ti,. ft,rtL u 3. ,,
cu' IV' W ~, w.,
Aus', w W ~, ,.-'.
me- cu"h. ,nn ,''' ~ W ',u,'', ,''",I y
lherthhhl " yum ,N' 'N,''I 'u"'N t''
i"' h'cl ""'" '.t Wv
prcNoil''" ny wv VI ~
Shhutrs'
The nppc4l tor help tor yellow fever
sufferers should meet with :. hearty re-.
Enonsr to-day. II a fearful thing Ia b,
,hut mn on All sides In a town where irycl
is Isplnr without the suprraddcd horror
of want brownsville and Matauor1ts mr.,
rharnrl huuscs md In them many 200
n.Onlp whose lives money may save.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

Improved Iron invlqoralor

The most perfect and satlstactory
binaiinn known 10 tie proL s.io, WV
which iron Is combined and so coU U /. .
Is the success ol tins preparation. tb,i E NJ
desiin, Il Ia become, without a Jn,ia "
most popular al all the iron tomb, -, "
IN use. And we hesitate moi Ia hi, w
TINT this medicine is nn secret no,,,,,,!!
chcaply COTTON up conpuund. hnt t,,,'
genuine constitutional remedy nos,,
my those Alternative powers 80 Dtce,;,,
To u cup'rhir and inS iEurle the INN,
system when broken dawn hy that ts,,t
disease commonly called, and hn,
known a. d spcpsia aud indigestion f,',
which nine irnlhS OF all Our ills 6nt nj,
mate, because when the digestion I. \
pared from want ut the natural salt IA,
is so important in the diyr,liv. e,onns
OF man, then Il IL that this. NIrEK in /
many types usually called disra,-s.pl,
laS'Illitir and sour stumA H. wnkelnlt,,
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality nj
general prustIatinn at the whole 1a,
liver complaint, followed hy night sV1'
aud NIL Diseases of the B,ouu, Liver m
My and BLADDER, that produce, Ma.
fearful aches known as rheumatism n
rlgia, larkhChc and nervous and i,
headache. And al CONSERVATIVES h
weak females, who aIe IN search ii
good tonic Ia build up their constItu,5
cannot find, wr honestly believe. a t+y
ora more certain remedy an cath. o
bottle is suili, lent IT, prove 10 VOC
wonderful medicinal properties, { nI
10. T..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

Is for sale To customers by the follow ing
dealers
II W. PEW.
JNO. void, Avenue saloon,
J. 4. WILSON st Charles saloon.
Sol. LYONS, Commercial Saloon.
II. j. SMITH. Grocer.
JOHN CARSON, Carson's Saloon.
BART MOORE. Grocer.
McCLEILAND HOTEL BAR.
J. i. GARLAND.
W. W. WHITAKER. Git Edge Saloon
w. IL. ROPER, Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN. East Waco.
khRKOw q NIGEL Palace saloon.
SIMON jos EPH, Star saloon
UNION HOUSE saloon.
MARROW GAUGE saloon.
The trade supplied by |. a Goldsteir
wholesale dealer in line liquors, Waco
Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25
W c-ierp Potatoes.

Uca-, no'o receiving Il cur ioad o !
fnc western Potntocs dniiy anil ar
pY"rcj 10 M "jh diSpatch ony
pHd NIL priery N forrest m0rbct
prize, anil pvrcaoScyS need uot .lco
decoY o., they az. o,rtri"gj0 spic0dii
"p0d.t,on oud "W bcep 1ng reason
5I, icDg'h ot t,o,.
CLEGELIND II CIMEEON
%. 'iutr
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DEATH TO ANTS
4 Perfect and Certain insect
eide Compound.

Messrs, Tucker a Willis, our live and
wide'awuke Third street druggist, have
recently purch sed the state agency Tor
one at the most novel, certain aud de,
slrable Inventions ever produced in this
age OF wonders. II IL u compound by
which yards and gardens can be eiiectu.
ally and permanently rid Of our creates,
pests the large red aud small ants The
directions Tor MS usr ARE simple, and il
can be applied by any person, without
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25
DIssoLUTloN NOTICE.

The firm Of Holland n Bell, proprictors
Ut the Horse Shoe rheater. In Waco,
Texas, l. this day dissolved hy mutual
consent, by the retirement Of NJ. T. llol,
land From this date John He'll will alone
I've entitled To collect debts due The late
firm and he hereby assumes liability OF All
the debts of the old firm In rrtirlng tram
the late htn NJ II. Holland hespcHks a
continuance OF the public iRyor Tor Mr.
John Bell, Who will hereafter carry on the
business tor his own account.
NJ. +. HOLLAND,
ions Bill.
Waco, August n, lSN2 s!2lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

Farmer Fueud--Wo have for you q
big lot ~ cheap castor oll Tor yugr Anr.
ness aud general lubuca'ing purposes.
also a good suppl! oi wagon aud buggy
paints. Then grease ~ the harness
and PAINT up the old How stock.
wagons, buRgies and an farm IN chinery
which, 10y so dong, viii bee ing money
in your pockets after awhile. Tucker S
Willis.-7yltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

Ollie ot Erie City Iron Works. Manu-.
lecturers OF steam EngiAes, Boilers and
saw Mills.
EKrY, PkNN., June ;. lSs2
t. whom It May Concern
G. \. Heating ESQ Of Dallas Texas. has
been appointed sole agent In the state ol
Texas. tor the sale of nj, kind, Of marhin.
cry manufactured by u.s.
EMr CIIN lHoS WORKS
lay GEo. SELDOM. President.
New York office and warcruoms A.
tuurtlaHd street
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Purity and strength

The virtues OF medicines ar due to
their freshness and purity, two qualities
which can only Dee guaranteed by the med.
zeal knowledge and personal integrity ut
those who self them. All purchases made
Al Dr, HAMLET, drug slUru, on Austin
street, can therefore be relied on, AS he is
practical physician OF established rcpu
tation. lie keeps only such preparation,
Sllltl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25
umgving and Tir-

am now prepared tu furnish buggiug
and ties in any desired quantities
Wholesale ur retail at lowest market
price Farmer. and gIuurr- ARE invited
to examine nay stock and prices Salts.
faction guaranteed l}ANT MnoWf
SlItp Grocer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

10 NIL who are suffering from the errors
and indlscrctions NJ youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC.. ]
will nj you recipe that will cure You
tree at charge This great remedy was dis
covered hy u missionary In south Amer.
ica, send seIl-mldrsscd envelope 10 the
Rev. Joseph 4. lnman, Station II, New
York CitV-uo2pnw
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FOR snie Nhrnn

An iron f ie. combination lock, nearly
new, i've horse power upright engine,
IN "a, i order, n cylinder press, Tor hand
or steam power, m good order aud
other printing material and appliances
will be sold cheap Apply at ENAMINtR
Office -Al2i
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CasCara Cordial

one of the latest and mos, MIA.
all liquid cathartics, this elegant ea aIlt "
ton Is made with scrupulous co pelas
me Otst ana most carefully selecioSl n ,ioa
rial 1t is with the greatest pIo S'vu mate
we recommend this very snn nnute lhs
harmless remedy rs being the v satN. u
snrcst laxative and cathaftic for 'I ast, %,
males and children, now in nSe N ,s1 \
hablIual constipation and indioe,,GIa,.u VI
cannot iind.anythirg more ,pe,siy 10
tam. 1t is combined with arnms, ~ "a
such a manner that the bitterness w a
cascara saHrada is completely ii,u Ul u
ASH your druggist Tor it, and be s srse .
take M other. Prize 80 cents Der 'S hO,.o,
Prepared by Tucker Il WnYi., %,ltt
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= case lots ~ per cent of
Improved Iron Iu,igorntor

l. whnt will make you strong, healthy
and vigorous. Don't fail to take a
bottle home il you would have yuur
wife and children to have red, rosy
checks and smiling faces, aud il i ~
pleasant to take, too, Tucker a Willis
-7gOir
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q - . .a---..-
I'm Im,lim akmbher LiNcr

The beauty OF nature IL that when abe
makes nu = sh" also writes u v When
she mRdc cotton pick shc Prov Ell the
picker. The negro In u cotton picker by
nature. Not only il hc pHrboiled 10 he
can stand the heut OF the semi trupicul
climate IN which cotton grows hui nj
the season ~ The year whom cotton In to
/ ho picked and billion, troubles bother the
/ white man, tine culorrd nun il unusu.
| ally pcHrt and chiupcr and frnl csOmr.
! Bilious affections don't affect him much.
| This IL owing To the nhscuce ~ liver
/ IN the @ lurrd man Out livcra nrr
| continually getting ont al order the
| Wv dcrHugrd, or netting. The col
| or, d man hus ~ iivcr to h the aud per
| pl him Just NJ the time when he wants
/ to pick cotton, w place of liver he If
/ furnished with au India rubber apbarn-
tus, pntent, flexible, reversible, with
/ double back action feed pump attach
mrntH. Miusmns which derHngc the del.
Icntu llynrs NJ the white mnn only net ~
I gentle snmulRutH on the India rubber
| concerns Ut his hlnck brother. when
/ the white man ~ the fall il gong about
I complaining of his liver and nursing II
/ with qululuc and blue mass uud pntrnt
medicine, tn cOlored mana rubber ap.
pHrhtuT Ia IN state OF glorious cXcitn-
ton from the very mlugmH and swami
gna which makes the white man sick.
This IL u beautiful provision Of nature
and makcs the culprod man u uccessity
1 in cotton country. The colored m n
4 Ia lust Rs musA II part ot he cotton crop
IVA the boil worm aud the caterpillar. M
negro, no cotton. Whru ~ thu
cotton picking season opens TIA,
town lnrkrN dpsprts the t.uDk gtpy,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

RI" men, best line ,cWri -hocs l..
Boy den Il cos make, 10 be- found only at
sanger Bros. -S.litD
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GULF, COLORADO & SAHTAftM
CONNECTION

AtGALNESTOS with MalloLy " u
of Steamers iorke, WEST and NV ~
Morgan Line for New Orleans, W. d
n0ls, Corpus Christi, BroNh''"'
Vera Cruz. .upB
At ARCOIA with |, 4 e. \. h l'n,,t
Columbia aud towns in BTloTa.Vl-ii
ROSENBERG win o. Ihi MI
railway, (SunS"t Routr) Tor SU,' IN
Weimar, Hal wood. lullng, SAT "a ~
MO, Laredo, l'valde ana ta,J
Texns AND Mexico; also lor hGu,ws,,
Star aud Crescent Route lor hr S.n,rf
Orangc,L Lake Chhrlrs,tlr levh ,. ~ M
New Orleans AMI all polnls ~ Wv ThI
east North aud East; win NfS h,sa
Texas n Mexican railway ioi u"s
Victoria and stations ON 'h n.. ,IT ~
Il SEALY with !, NaS ,m,,'t,''is,r 8
way Tor PaltisOn, Leslie N'lHV'
Houston. m 4 n
way Tor Hampstead, Ledbeua
dings McDade and Ansllh p r II
A IMIIAkO with /. n Il n RabI
Hearne, Palestine, kshus Hsn prds
ROCK tItOigtiuNl'- A"'''' al Ar- /
New Braunfrls. san Antonio sn' 10 /
At TEMPLE with Mis''u
railway tor Waco Ts,,, shts
AT McGREGOK WIN rorlsp
Louis railway tor Waco. n aus
Athens, Tyler, Mount fIea''
nfNaIkana. rsntnil y
At MORGAN with IShs, iodtl y
way tor Waco, Ross, lllc9, ,,''
60 and all points on tns' llI 'b Nls's
At FORT WORTH r,ae,up
Pacific ana Texas Pacific ,,apT ~
all points on those lines a. Ibs ~
Santa Fe. san Francisco ~" 81 u.
Coasr, aud Tor Kansas ~, y, nn,oipls y"
Chicago, New York and al
East and West. .bslG
Is-see that Your tickets req ~. Il
fFor fail Information a'"' ,ugsli. r
OSCAR: 5 % d f,,'- "
GALVESTON, Ifl''
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Under the direction ot the Sister, OF ~.
Mary, viii reopen Monday, september
An.
The new building now nearly com.
plrted, VIII abort ample accommodation
Tor buardcrs and day pupils
For terms address sisters Of ST. MARY
-O,lllWlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

The psper- ara fu!l NJ "Fo'd' mcdl.
r!nCs, but there rs no "ood" nonsense
about Carriers Liver Bitters. They
make you want all the iool you eau get.
Sold ~ Tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Texas
-S22lw.
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST 20. lss9
Closing OF Nails

Missouri Pacific. nof'h-......... ...... 3 3. 10
sOu'h.-...... .........H q. m
TrXa. and -. Louis. ca,t...............9p. m
Houston and Texas Genital. soujn-1 T.. nt
west % J. M.
G1tesvillr. Coryell. Usage, Crawford
and Nj. Oily,t. daily ..........--... to r. 10.
China Springs ami Bosqncviiic, Tues.
day. Thursday amt SATURDAY ...... " ih
Eagle Springs. Leland aud Coke.
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday ga 'u
GOlinia AMI Robinson, lUc,dly
Thursday and saturday ............... II ~.
Su ogi,vi.Ir. Tuesday sni saturday IA ~,
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Mnrn Irn,nIr NnIlccr.

VIII open its nIl term with AN excellent
ia7i,iv or Ncp''Hhrr lth.
@AN'i. l., Wnpur.
u1l2dA NGw President
The sparkling qualities aud creamy
foam ~ the "CUurAl'- Buiwr!srr' ara
the result ~ natural fermentation and
not produced boy artificial means, 1T
with many other beers --S222t
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L Boyd,u \ co.'s mems luc scwcd
-bo--, 70. sanger HrO- '-N.i4tc
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Just received u hobby lin, ot ~tct-ou
hats Cali amt examine them ~ Irw,ui
brothers. Sl5tc
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Don't let these soft days pass without
procuring Your own and friends picture,
while hey may be had So chcHply We
stay positively but ten days longer
Blue portable gallery
S23lw A, c. u, MILLER.
DO not ponder about the ills " this
world, but when You feed ont Of -ortt
Try bottle Of "Conrad'z Budweisri
Boor.' Ask your druggist for It,
SDD1,,
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In.l IlrcM nI.I.. az Tic scm.on

Al DvFmui- garden TUESDAY night,
Angus 42il. The farewell spectacle. Get
ready tu ,rr il-S1tdti.
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For the public good. "CompJ's BUD.
Wc.str beer slSlw
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Latest uovclric, IN siyrr bracelets AZ ,
.rylushiS.-Nl
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a CARD.

August 9Th, lss2 e,suu,tOS55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-13
RUN AND ROwDYIsN.
A Sunday Tragedy in q Saloon-A Bar'
tender who Would Not be
Bulldozed.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Nov II
This afternoon a stabbing ARRAY, which
NAV result fatally, occurred in saloonn
kept bv Thomas LOoney, Chestnut street. IL
appears three young men named Michaei
Jordan. Daniel Coleman and Thos Kennedy
went into the saloon and called for the
drinks, which they received. but refused to
nav for. A man named Michael Danahy
va. sitting in the kitchen adjoining the bar
room and demonstrated with them when he
was attacked by the trio. He drew knhe
and inflicted two wounds in kennedy's back
and one in the abdomen; the latter the phy-
sicians cav will result fatally. Danahy was
arrested shortly after the affair was reported
at the police station. He is 33 years old and
has a wife and five young children He
claimed he used the knife in self-deferce
says he was attacked because one year ago
he refused to bring liquor to the club with
which his assailants. Kennedy, the as
saulted man, is very low, and his death is
momentarily expected. He is % years old
and unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-13
NEWS FROM ALASKA.
The Corwin Reports Having Destroyed
an Indian Village.

VICTORIA, B c.. Nov r.
United States revenue cutter COrwin, which
has arrived from the North. brings the par
ticulars of a recent fight with the Indians
and destruction of their village. The tribe
had seized and held two white men and a
steam launch which had been sent out with
a tug for whales. The launch was provided
with bomb which was being fired. when an
explosion occurred and an Indian chief who
was on board the launch was killed. The
tribe surrounded and captured the launch
with the two men and nearly succeeded in
getting possession of the tug. The latter,
however, got away and steamed to Sitka.
The Corwin with her captain and 60 sailors
and marines was dispatched to their relief
Captain Merriam demanded the surrender OF
the launch and prisoners, which the Indians
refused to grant. The next morning Calling
gun was placed on the beach. and a force
landed and destroyed all the canoes. The
Indians fled to the woods and the vii ge was
shelled. The huts that remained standing
after the Smelling were pilaged and burned
Several warriors who ventured out from the
shelter of the woods were killed. This severe
lesson was necessary as the tribe have been
guilty of many acts of cruelty towards the
whites.
Hearing while in Alaska that the Indians
had taken possession of one of the American
Fur Trading Compsny's stations and held all
the employees prisoners, Commander Healy
wen. to their relief and found the Indians
very hostile. He shelled their village and
released all the men held as prisoners. The
village was totally destroyed and two chiefs
made prisoners.