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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23
LADIES GOODS.

MRS. SELMA RUPPERT,
Cos NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
Complete Stock OF
ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND GEHMASTOWN WOOL.
KNITTING YARNS, WORSTED GOODS. ART
ENBROIDERIES AND OUTLINE WORK.
Large and select assortment Of
CHILDIEN'S MERINO CBOAKS, CAPS AND
DRESSES.
In all the latest stiles.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES. PRINCES
AID TRIMMINGS. ols-6rn
NJ " L l. LA
Tvs Importer Of
PAL iEfiN HATS AND BONEETS, ARABI CAPS
FINE MILLINERY GOODS
TLOWERS. FEAT HERS,
REAL AND IMITATION LACES.
FUR-LINED CLOtKs
FUR TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FIIEhCH CORSFTS, ETC.
CITE TreY1se, Paris. g07 Pennsylvania avenue
Festhers dyed and rec1Irled equal 70 ones. ola
NINE Won BRANDS,
4sl MODESTO.
tormerly with Lord & Tayiors, New York; Wm Barr &
Co. St. LOUIS. Mo- Cloaks, D0lmans aud Suits made
at the shortest notice. Perfect Norh- Superior Fitting
correct Prices. and Satisfaction guaranteed. Evening
Dresses. Brdli IrOEsseaus q 81 ec.lltg.
C5-6m 90I Pennsylvania ave-, over VI. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23

GEN. McDowELLs SUcCEssoR.-The report is cur
rent in army circles that the friends Of Gen. Fitz
John Porter are very active In the endeavor to n-
duce the President not to appoint Gen. Pope
Mcdowell. retired. The RANKING brigadiers
are Gems Pope. Howard, and Terry, and from
among that number IL Is thought the promotion
Will be made. Ex-President Grant has warmly
recommended the advancement Of Gen. Pope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23

PERsoNAL-Pay Director Cunningham is at the
Ebbitt.-Rev. W. F. Ward, OF Washington, was
passenger by the overland train to arrive at San
francisco last Sunday-Mr Theophile Felter,
Of this city. returned from Europe last week
Chief Naval Constructor Wllson goes to New York
tonight on public business MessrA John ii.
the City OF Mexico, to be ahsent,pntil December.
~7,Ma5or 7e-,aa55 y; " g. Goodloe, q s stationed at
man Thos. b Keogh. Of Greensboro, N. =, Is OF
the Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23

F NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
SAMUEL D. SHUSTER has been admitted to an in
terest in the firm of W. M. SHUSTER SONS. Tn,
IL m name to remain the same az heretofore.
o21-3t w NJ SHJJSTER Il SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23

THE NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD will meet at the
Navy department tomorrow Commodore R. W.
Shufedt, who is president Of the board arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from San Francisco
me two civilian members of the board will be
serve during the period required for the construc-
ton, armament and trial Of the vessels authorized
at the last session OF Congress
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

compare your collections this fall
with those of last fall ON iris same
basis, look over your bill book for
last year and this year counting
your remnant stock of last year ON
this years bill, take your stock ON
hand and make a fair comparison.
We venture the assertion that there
is not a merchant in our town but
who feels more safe than he did II
year ago; that bills are met more
promptly; that goods are bought
closer and that bettcrproiit is now
made all around. We have studied
this matter closely and have come to
the conclusion that no license in In
dependence County has saved the
farmers who trade here two or three
hundred thousand dollars, and in
saving the farmers that much, more
or less, has benefited the mcrcan-
tile portion of our citizens as much
or more.
Even granting that hundreds of
bales of cotton have gone to other
markets from the fact that no wills
key can be bought here, has not our
community been benefited five
times as much from that simple fact?
The Improvement in the morals in
the town during the past ten months
Is not to be calculated in dollars and
cents. Hardly a year has passed,
up to the present, in our recollection,
but what some serious or fatal af-
fray has occurred in our town from
the effects of whisky. Our greatest
fire, in which two of our best citizens
killed, others injured and thousands
Of dollars lost, was the direct result
of whisky. Whisky was at the bot
tom of it-no one doubts that.
Besides that. any reasonable man
knows that money spent for whisky
is worse than thrown away. Some
are ready TO say no, and bring as an
argument that if countryman gets
"hll" he will buy more goods and
not be so paticular about the price.
Such arguments go to prove that
their are men still living who would
skill the goose for the golden egg
The same men will curse the farmer
for his poverty, and condemn him
for being improyident. Think of it.
Get a man drunk so as to sell him
goods at a high figure and possibly
Isuch goods as he does not need, and
then beratc him the next season for
not having saved enough from his
previous crop to run him the follow
ing season. Oh, Cor shame, Bates
vile Pilot.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

The following from the Batcsvillc
Pilot is good reading, full of sense,
and with the proper alterations as
to locality and incidents, will apply
to our town and fit our case to +:
Some of our townsmcn are prone
to differ with us on the matter OF
whiskey license. We do not fall ou,
with them for this; we honor every
mans opinion on every question,
whether church or state. But how
men, men Of good morals, should
desire to see n perpetual demoralizer
engraited in our midst is little
strange. Some contend that the
no-licensc law has forced thousands
of dollars from our town this year.
We imagine we hear many saying:
"That's SO, that's So" We beg leave
to differ with them, and ask them
to look the matter through and see
if they are not mistaken.
First, we will ask such persons to
honestly compare their business OF
this year with that of last year, then
count up your cash sales during the
summer months, take into consider
alton the lateness of this years crop
and the shortness of last wears crop.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
sale Of school Lands!

MOI ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar will on
Monday the let day of January 1855, at the Cnurt
h"urr d"uf IN ~" town Of OsceOla Mirsissi pp
county, Ark between the hourr of IL m and
y IN -cll to the highest bidder the following ,le
scribcd School lands, to.wit:,
lhe south west quarter of the southwest
Aftacn. North Range Nine 90 Ea-t. living ana
being In Mississippi County, Arkansas
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash aud the bal
ance payable M one. two apd three years from
dnie "i sale IN equal payments bearing inter
rst ~ tho rate of eight per ceutum per aunum
irom date Of sale until paid
This December sth. lsS1.
W. HAsK1NS,
2-a-t Collector Miss. 90, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

When physicians have made use
of a prescription for years in then
private practice with certain success,
it is duty they owe to mankind to
put such remedies within reach of all.
and this is done by copyright" .
such is the case with DR.. Shernan's
PIIckLEY ASH BITTERs, and they
have proved to be blessing to
mankind.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Notice.

BY VIRTUE Of Mortgage. with power oi
sale, Ia me executed ON the 2st day OF Febr,Il-
ry, lss2, by b Carrie Jones snd ". DrW0ll
Jones. her husband, To secure e.. X n Peter
lsricsey In the sum OF $50 II debt and $40 cost.
l, the undersigned, Will on Tuesday the
IND. DAY OF JANUARY. 1884.
sell 10 he highest bidder. Tor cash In hand. IN
'front.' OF the Court hoRse door, In the town OF
Oscrula, Ark, within Lawful hours OF said day,
The following described tract of land, lying and
situate In Mississippi county, Arkansas tO-wIt
! he East pari u the Northwest quarter Of Sec
tion lficcn Q5D North Range Eleven QD East
containing sixty acres OF land. more or less
and known as the George Broadbent farm, il
clear Lake settlement
The title to said land believed 10 be good.
q. x BRlLkEG
December ith 1882 l2-9-t
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Take Notice.

All persons indebted to DR.. II. {
Dunavant, will please come forward
Immediately and pay the same. Mr.
c, II. Gaylord at the Drug Store o
Gaylord & Wynne, is authorized t.
receipt for all collections.
ii. {. DUNAvANT, VI. ID.
Osceola, Dee. Sth., 1882.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Worth nDenlbcring.

Now that good times are again
upon us, it is worth remembering
that no one can. enjoy the pleasant
est surroundings if in bad health,
There are hundreds of miserable peo-
pie going about to day with disor-
dered stomache, liver or kidneys.
when bottle of Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than
all the medicines they have ever tried
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

BAlLEY's SALINE APEIIENr /,
now recognized as the best and chea-
pest, and most pleasant cathartic in
use, for the special cure of headache,
constipation. heartburn. acid stomach
dyspepsia. etc. 1t cools and quiets,
while as sparkling summer beycr-
age, it is delightful.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
notice.!

The Book accounts, Notes, &C., of
the late firm of j. J.. Driver & CO..
have been placed in my hands, with
instructions to collect the same or
bring suit against them Allpartes
owing said firm will save trouble and
cost by calling on me at once,
ED. II. M,TueS.
December It'll, 1882.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Head Quarters.

DR., Prewitt's Drug Store is the
Head Quarters for everything in the
Drug line. Fresh goods received
every week, Rock bottom prices,
for cash.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Notice.

The undersigned, as Administrator de bonus
non, of the estate Of g 7. Mahan, deceased ,
will as such. apply 10 the Probate Court 81 Mis-
sissipp county, Arkansas, al the January term
thereof, lsS3, ior an order to sell the Northeast
quarter OF section % IN Township 10 North. and
la Range II East, containing one hundred and
sixty ncres said land lying in Mississippi couu-
ty. Arkansas. The sale of said land to be made
for the purpose Of paving the debts against sald
estate. and all persons having any interest IL
the Estate of said G T. MahaH, deceased, are
herch, notified to appear at the January term of
the Probate Court OF said County and interpOsc
such objections to the granting of such order as
they think proper & II GAY LosD,
Admir- d b Ii Of Est q. I. Mthan, deed.
December sth 1882. Eli
G.. " Thomson Att'y.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Assigncc's : Sale.

Notice is hereby gIyca that on the 2Sth. day OF
December. 4. - iSS., at III. Store house OF J
IL Parnell in the town of osceola Mississippi
county, Arkansas, will within legal hours pro.
cecd to sell the entire stock OF Goods Groccfirs
and Merchandise assigned to me by J Par.
nell OH the 2sth day Of october. 1ss2 for the ben
eft OF creditors sale viii continue from day
To day until all goods are sold, Terms Cash
November 2Gh ISL
JOHN u. DIAcKwOoD,
ll-9l-G Assignee
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
To BE Given AWAY!

Mess. y. l.. Avery & Co. propose
to give to their customers, Christmas,
an elegant new ELDRipGE SEWING
MACHINE worth $500. Call and
see it. 1t is now on exhibition at
their Store.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

| A never failing destroyer Of vermin. Roach
| es, Bedbugs. fleas Mosquitoes and FLEE can not
| exist where the Powder IS freely distributed
spOrt-inen should never be without il; II effect
ualy rifl- dogs of their greatest enciuythc bca.
| Puultcrs will find II = ncyer-failing preventive
| Tor Lice. Bcdbugs and other Normin that iniest
! the nests aud cOOps. one package IL guaran
tcei To rid house efcctually and pcrmanen tly
of BedbUrs aud ltuaChes, OF money refunded.
! FOR ROACHES "A few applications will
drive them e&tiToly away from the promises 1t
| acts II ke n charm. safe and sure remedy. \
| ~ cent bottle will be sufficient to rid house
/ of thes most distastciul pests
| FOR BEDBl GS,-A prominent citizen VINO
does not want his nam e mentioned, says: Nv
| W ere 20 unfortunate as to buy a secondhand
bcd.tead for our hired woman, and no soon "a
had summer begun than we found TO our sur
| prise that our house Wa Oycr-run with bedbuEs
Well we tried soap snds, tUrpcntinc, carbon OF
| and half dDheh other articles, but with onl
! temporary relief W had TO get up nearly ever
night and gather them no, all we could find, bu
| the house was tuil oIthen. At a,t we tried Swc
| dish Insect Powder, with little faith in 1t , but
| one application told the ttlc. II did the work
quick as lightni'g II almost instantly killed all
| " could reach; and drove the entire balance
| ont of the house We were delighted sur
| prsed. Next night, about midnight, We went
| for them again, but. 10 our disap polnimcnt, not
| a bng could be found only few shells, and
| that was all aud We have not seen bug about
| the house since. We would not take $1,000 IN
gold for bottle Of it If we could not rep ace IT,
| It's worth more than its weight ia gold . We
have hundreds OF letters testitying to its ex
| cellence.
| FOR FLEAs In dogs cats, &c, Il little dust
ing of II drives them out or Kills them tine heas
outright aud does not iuiurc the animals.
! FOR POULTRY It IL unequaltd An occa-
sionala liCation iu ihc nest and about the roost
viii rid rycry chicken house oi its most dread
/ cd eHyuy
! FOR MOSQ UIIOS A tcaspoonful heaped
on a saucer and likhted at the top sends on d
/ pleasant perfume. bat a deadly stnoke to tbes,
/ troublesome nightly visitors, and in less than
1 half an hour your room + entirely rid of them.
| They drop down. par dyed, aud never get W
! again Inu sleep In peace
! FOR AN TS ,; kilIs them and drives them
| out No insect life can tyc near it, but to hu-
/ man or animal life it is harmless
! We have neither me nor space to dwell on
! the discovery ui this great boon. The single
/ pct that il will do all aud more than We claim
| Tor il il sufficient
II Is FULLY WARRANTED.
II in any Instance after fair trial it fails Ia
/ 10 half what We clam ion H. we will refund your
money Give It a trial and you viii be la p py
| Address all orders to JAS ii. J DIINSON q
/ CO. iGg sml,hGrld street. pittsburgh. Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne
because they find this lasting combi-
nation of exquisite perfumes de-
lightful novelty.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
WARNING ORDER.
IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CorRT-Tt
ApRINn TERM i,S;.-iE Iiih NGEnI.

IN ! II T. MllEi-'ii 'i'N' ' ~ Wv W I y
SPRING TERM, ioSi--iS tiiANChRi.
benjamin \ Bugg as assignec1
NJ MARY Z. Crawford aud her
husband, Geo. w. Crawford,
Melissa A. Ramcr and her hus-
band Eamer Ellen J Bal
lev and her husband. Oscar
Bailey. Franklin Wright his plaintiffs,
next fpiend friend, II. \. Bugg,
a. T. NJ Daniels and Harry
DAM is, minor children Of Ma
~ T. and H. G. Daniels, by
their next friend &, Daniels.
Geo W Thomson, John Mat
thews. j Il Lysrly, andJ /,
Lyclly Jno. Il Driver, as adj
MIR ~ est Of Jas II Edring :
ton deed. Nancy Edring-
ton NJ widow, and W B. Ed
rington, John i Edriugton,
Joe & LdTngton, Eugenia
Edringt0n and Saiiie & Tate
and 4 er husband : mpsGu Tate
~ children and heirs at law
OF the late Jas II. Edrington,
deed T. VI Ayers, j. :. Defendant
Ruddpl, Jas. u. Driver, Geo
" harrington and Ralph
Wornlry and Walter \ Good
man. composing the firm of
Wolnley a Goodman, Of the
clty OF Memphis Tenn. tliza
Crawford ~ widow and rclct
nf the lste h. \ Wright and
John u Priycr, as adminlstra-
tor OF the Estate of Ia late j. /
We.ibrook deed.
The non resident defendants, j B Lycry
Nancy \ Burlington, Joe c. Edrington, Eugc
mia LlrinftOn, Sailie G. "'atc and her husband
simpson Tate, Ralph Wormlcy and Walter a
Goodman, compo-inh the firm of Wormley 4
Goodman. and Eliza \. Crawford as widow %
u \. Wright decd are warned to appear IA
tins court within thirty davs and answer tn,
complaint Of The plaintiffs Is, A Bung as asslg
nee of Mary T. Crawford and her husband Geo
W Crawford, Melissa \. FameI and her hus
band Ramcr, Ellen J Bailey and her husbau,
Oscar Bailey. Franklin y Wright by his mex
friend u. A. BuRg. J Il. NJ Daniels aud lIarr,
Daniels minor children of Mary r. Daniels AMI
II G. Daniels by their next friend II G Daniels
Witness my hand at office, Osceoa, ArSansa
thir November 18th. lS9l,
BEN II. BACCHUS, Clcr..
by Hugh X McNcigh, u &.
McNcigh 4 stmmes, attys fOr plaintiff
j O. Iiluckwood. atty for non resident dsltS
rIintcr's fee, so, ISL ll-ls-it
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
FOR RENT!

] win LIT, fore term OF yca~s. to good ten
ant, that irst -class Plantation situated in the
lower end of mississippi County, Art., known
as the SuAwNEs NiiiAGt PlACk. The premises
consist Uf some Eve hundred acres of land Ia a
good state oi cultivation; steam Gin Saw Mil,
Dwelling aud tenement houses-the whole being
under good fence. Lease to commence JANUARY
Is, lss3
Apply To the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
or 10 McN cigh 4 S,mmcs. Oscenls, Arb
NM. BRANSFOED.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
WARNING ORDER.

JUSTICES COURT, MONROE TOWNSHIP
COUNTY OF MISSISSIPPI
John N. Snow, Plaintiff
vs.,
Geo. Coleman Defendant
The defendant, Geo / Coleman, Is hereby
warned to appear in this Court within thirty
DAYS and answer The complaint of the plaintiff
John VI. snow JAMES LISTON, j i.
December lst 1852.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
Notice.

The undersigned ~ Administrator de bonus
non. OF the estate OF Is 4 Bennett. deceased
will 0eply To the Probate Court Of Mississippi
county Arkansas, AT the January term ,hercof,
ss for an order to sell the East half of the north
we.t quarter Of section 80 containing 80 nc res,
and the East part of the west half of the north
west quart Of section 80 containing 20 acres
said land lying in township II North aud Rarge
. East, in Nils s-ippi county, Arkansas. and
containing in all 100 acres; the same belonging
10 The estate Of b. +. Bennett. Said order of
sale to be made for the purpose of paying the
debts against said estate; at which time all par
ties having ANY interest in said Estate are here
by notified TO attend and niterpo-e such objec-
lions To the granting of said order a. ihey think
proper, JOHN b. DRIVER,
Adm r d b n. Of cst. Of B f bennett, decd,
December 7th 1889 l2-9-i.
G. " Thomson, Atty.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
JOHN MCGEE.
BARBER,
OSCEOLA. ARKANSAS,
snoP-In side. room of Edrinr,on Store.

nn6HI business now before the public
Rh\1s You can make money faster a
Hllky work for ~ than ~ ANYTHING rlSr
Capital not needed View nj stari
YOU Sl2a day and upwards made
At home by the industrious Men, women, hoys
and pirs wanted everywhere To work for n,
Now is the time. You cau work In spare time
only or give your whole time to the business
You can live ai home antd, the work No 9th
or business will pay you nearly as well No on {
can fail IT, make cnoI NOUS pay by engag ging nj
onc,. Costly Ouidt and terms free Money
male isst, easily, and honorably. Address
Irtt 4 60 Augusta. Maine.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
CQIIlN. co. !.l' !. IS King WiGofC0TTDN! H !!

THUH uaN TdffNffh IHTNFOFf
fN15TStS y "a nc roria Dor Pamphlets and Price
a.. tli~o tf SAW Nilisi aAi'tfs
mn kILTNtN 4 TAYLOR 60. NaI-f.ei ohio
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
NO(icc!

All parties indebted To the estate Of the late
Thomas williamson. dee Il, arc notified and re-
qUotet to come forward and settle the same or
the claim, will bc placed In the hands Of au Of
icer for collection. MARY WiI.LIAM MSOS,
Dead Timber Lako. Adminis,ratix
Sept isf issi. lO-7.l
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09
a Delightful Novelty,

December It'll, 1882.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16
SPAIN.
Fear Complications.

MADRID, June l3.-The greatest
excitement was caused in Madrid by
the intelligence from Egypt. The
Spanish government and politicians
of every shade fear complications be-
tween France and the North African
Mohammedan States even more than
intervention in Egypt or disturban-
ces affecting the Suez canal, which is
Spain's highway to her possessions
in the China Sea- The Minister of
Foreign Affairs to-day declared in
Congress that he would insist upon
the payment of the indemnity prom
ised by France for the Spanish colo
mist Oran, and that he would not
admit the claims of French subjects
in Cuba.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16
Loses $15O,OOO and "Kicks."

NEwBURG, n. Y. June 13.-Last
night DR.. Hedge, a Dental Surgeon
and sporting man, was arrested here
on bench warrant issued by a
Justice of the Supreme Court, on
complaint of Frances p. Weed, of
this city, who charges Hedges and
William NJ. Scott, the latter now dy-
ing Of consumption in California,
with cheating at games of cards, and
with conspiracy to defraud. He
stated that they played a card game
in this city, in June of last year,
betting $150,OOO on single hand,
and that Weed and Hedges lost.
Weed now charges that the hands
were put up by Hedges and Scott,
they to divide the winnings. Weed
had recently received from the es-
tate of his deceased father fortune
estimated at s4,50O,00O.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16
Destructive Fire in Wisconsin Pineries,

MILWAUKEE, June ia special
to the Republican from Neillsville,
Wis, states that forest fire is now
destroying the best pine in Clark
county, and that indications are that
the destruction will be greater than
that during the great Pesthigo fire,
which occurred the same year as the
great Chicago fire. The fire is rush
ing northwest with fearful rapidity,
and will reach the Eau Claire river
inside of two days. All the logging
camps will be destroyed. Fortunate
ly there are no farms in the course
the flames are now travelling. The
loss to the standing pine Is already
enormous, and falls most heavily on
parties at Dubuque, Iowa, Lacrosse,
Wis, and land owners at the East.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16
Indian Policy Approved.

CHICAGO, June 13.-General Geo.
a. Forsythe, the Indian fighter Of the
Fourth United States Cavalry, com
manding in southern Arizona, is here.
In an interview, after narrating the
incidents of his recent successful
campaign against Juh's band Of
Apaches, he says: "Secretary Tel
ler's policy in disarming the Indians
meets with the warm approval of all
the officers and will do much toward
preventing outbreaks and raids. The
rapid development Of railways in
Mexico and portions of Arizona is
doing much to settle the vexed Tn
dian question: He adds: '.The pro-
crastnation of tho President toward
the cowboys, while somewhat sneer-
ed at, has been productive of much
good, although the best citizens of the
two Territories have combined and
with strong hand put down in a
great many instances these combin-
ations of thugs. With the Indians
and cowboys out of the way, the
mining and grazing interests ot
these Territories will appreciate rap.
idly."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16
Border Civilization,

ATcHIsoS, Kansas, June 13.-
James McMahan, a section hand un-
der f. l.. Down, thirty miles from
Las Vegas, being considered half
witted fellow, was mercilessly tanta-
lied and ridiculed by his companions,
He threatened, unless the abuse ceas-
ed, to kill somebody, and he event
ually did shoot John Groves, the
leader, killing him instantly. The
section men thereupon seized Nc,
Mahan and taking him to the station
hoisted him on a cross beam with +,
rope about his neck and let him
drop twelve feet. The Coroner's jur,
exonerated all parties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-16

miral Seymour made preparations to
land large body of marines and
telegraphed Malet for leave to do so.
The latter, however, refused, after
comforting with the Consul.
The purpose of the Dervish Pacha
and the khedive in going to Alex
andria is to check further outbreak
and obviate the necessity for the
landing of the marines.
b egyptian unified securities have
fallen two per cent within an hour on
the report of further trouble in
Egypt.