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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
Notice..

TINhe Hospital Association have arranged
Il with DR.. Z. c. Thatcher to be in attend
ance ard have charge Of all patients di-
rectly chargeabIe TO the Association.
Globe. a. T., August IS, 1883.
Mrs. G. s. VAN WAGESEH,
Vice-Presdent.
Mrs. A. G. PENDLETON, Secretary.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
Hospital Notice.
Notice.

Ders0ns knowing anything in relation to
l. the estate of William Hammond, de-
ceased, will please confer with the under
signed. All communications will be re-
garded as strictly confidential.
HOMER w. FISKE,
aug. 25-tt Public Administrator.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

a. 1sS week. Sl2 day al home c,>l, made,
- ~T~ Costly "utGl siey Address truc : rr-
Av-is.a, Maine.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Thanking the people of Globe and
vicinity for their liberal patronage
in the past, aud hoping by Far
Dealing and Reasonable Prices to
merit continuance OF the same, |
am yours truly,
G. S. VAN WAGFNEN,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Special detailed reports upon any Mine
furnished. See paper for terms.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
Insane PauDerS.

st Agnes hospital board of Fritz Skaters 24.OO
E A Talbot board for Geiser insane
pauper. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 |
Md Hospital support of insane paupers. 1,493.47
Mt Hope Retreat acct support insane
paupers acknowledgements. 10000
Nd Hospital acct support insane paupers 100000 |
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
COMMISSIONER Of Anne Arundel
County.
Commissioners OfHarford County

Wendal Bollman for one-half cost of re-
pairs on Hammond Ferry bridge......S 324.94
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
Mayor and City Council of BALTIC.
Publishing and Printing.

Frederick Rane advertising in German
Correspondent ............................S 1890
Longnecker Bros adver in Union .... 10000
F L Morling adver in Woodberry News. 11.45
W H Ruby adver in Maryland Journal. 65S.25
J Benson publishing local laws......... 22l.00
" annual tax levy. 1900
w H Ruby adver in Maryland Journal. $500
Herald Pub Co as per bill.................. 5000
Morling & Co pub annual statement...- $4,000
Longnecker Bros pub in Union ............ 30l.50
W H Ruby pub in Maryland Journal. 679.25
j Benson Co pub in Herald..".... 500 80
B H Scott pub in Peoples Voice........ 800
BALTIC American publishing ................ $50
A Abel & Co pub in Sun,........"... 1878
l. Morling pub in News.............. 800
II Scott pub in Peoples Voice........ 800
Herald Pub ........................ 57.75
VIM Ruby pub in Maryland Journal. 2O7.60
Lougnecker Bros pubin Union 1925
Tracey license notice ................. 10000
EDWARD w. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
JOHN T. B. PARLETT,
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county.
Test j. HARTMAN SCHONE, Chief Clerk.
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Luke Dyser and others................. $4,000
Geo M Chambers and others.... .......... 10000
Jos knight and others.................. 196.0O
VIM B Lytle and others 196.O0
Geo Hofstetter and others ................ 30S.O0
Luke Dyser and others.................. $1,000
Geo NJ Chambers and others .............. $500
Jos Knight and others. 217.00
VIM Lyle and others........... ....... 217.00
Geo Hofstetter and others ................ 341.00
Luke Dyser and others, 10000
Geo M Chambers and Others. ............ 10000
Jos Knight and others................. $1,000
WIN B Lyle and others................... $1,000
Geo Hofstetter and others................. 1900
Luke Dyser for three specials.......... 1900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20

R c Tracey boarding prisoners from
Hartford county ............................S 6.U0
r C Tracey conveying prisoners from
Hartford county ............................ $500
R C Tracey boarding prisoners from
Hartford county 4O.60
G Wheeler boarding jury in case Of
State VS. Preston tried for murder...... 1000
d Mcintosh States atty's fees Sept
term 1882 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
Orphans Court.

Commissioners of Calvert County.
Tracey support of prisoners........S $3.50
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
Report of John CrOwlher, Jr.,

JUHN L. Is. PAKLETT,
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county.
Test:-J. HARTMAN SCHONE, Chief Clerk
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
wilkins Avenue.
Special Road and Bridge Account
Levy 1882.

Thos Harden balance of work. $4,000
B Mclean engineer. 9l.5O
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County Commissioner & BaiIiffs.
Repairs ON county IsuiIdings.

] II Williams &Co repairing pump and
water closets at aims house...........-. 1910
Sylvester Bowen material furnished for
painting CO CONS and treas ofice....... 1928
Sylvester Bowen account painting court
house ....................... 10000
W II Emory account repairs at court
house ........................... 1000
w II Emory bal repairs court house,. 1891
A Shriver scafolding for pointing court
house. acknowledgements. 1912
A Shriver account work at court house, 1000
Bowen account painting court house. 10000
A Shriver bal for carpenters work... 62.44
w Bowen of pointing court house.. 1914
J E Weatherby repairs at aims house,. 229. so
A Shriver repairs at Jail and court house 5000
H Phipps plastering at Aims house,. 2l.25
S Bowen account painting court house. 10000
Shriver repairs at Jail .................. 1919
w II Emory +" ................... 1919
S Bowen bal painting court house & Jail $500
" granting and lettering at court
house. 1865
II Phipps plastering at iail....... 1882
J G Maier & Co paints for court house. 1929
VIM Bowen of S pointing at jail.......... 25l.5O
Hand & Primrose carpet for aims house 5000
A Shriyer book case for clerks ofice 3S.14
Wilson & Hunting lumber court house,. DIGS
II j H Bruhn repairs Fredk road sta
ton mouse. 200
J II Williams & Co repairing pipes at
Jail and court house. 1870
A Shriver repairs at court house ...... 65.64
] E Weatherby repairs at aims house,. 44.7O
JE A Cunningham repair Jail furnace. 62.10
A Shriver repairs at court house....... CLIO
" 6. and Jail 9.45
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EnsoIyent & Erroneous Accounts.

VIM Parks expenses incurred in making
levies and surveys on property doubly
assessed and on property in hehands
of trustees &c ........................S 1925
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-20
Counsel to Board.

Marshall Fisher and West fee in of
Carr VS. Com'rs tried in City Court.....S 10000
r r Boarman on account............... $4,000
bill to Jan LIST 1SS3...... $4,000
D G Mcintosh .......................... 1880
John Yellott ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09

Mrs E. E. Mcclellan returned last
Thursday morning from ST. Louis, where
she not only visited the leading dressmak.
ing establishments an brought many new
ideas OF style, bu: pl .ced her sister, Miss
Julia Castle, unu.r the instruction OF Prof
Pappin, an able musician and leader of one
of the most powerful musical organizations
in the country. The professor spoke very
highly of Miss Julia's voice, but said that
it would take at least two months ere be
could decide whether the aspirations of
herself and friends would be fully realized.
READING ROOM
The managers of the reading room have
lately had it pu: in perfect order FIR the
winter, and are constantly adding new
books. With its pictures, flowers and
books it is really cosy place 10 while
away the time, and the public generally
are made very welcome. The following
new books have just been added to its col.
lection The sc. Rose Series" "For the
Major" by the author of Anne, Miss Al
colts works. Zu-Land. by VIM; Black. Hot
Plowshares by Judge Tourgee, Lorna
Dorne, and several novels translated from
the Swedish. The youth of the city are
made especially welcome.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
pedal Correspondence Sunday Morning Ba1oo.
AN OLD PICTURE.

It's dimmed by time, for many years
Have fed since il was tsken;
And long ago the sitter slept
The sleep that cannot waken.
The eyes look out rs bright and glad,
As eager, frank and fearless,
As If they never once had known
An hour but what was fearless.
And yet-and yet they tell me of
A day when woe and grieving
Came to the owner of those eyes
Which there was no reprieving.
When shame and sin had like pail
O'erspread the life SO fearless,
And eyes that once with Joy were bright,
Were nov no longer fearless.
When friends that loved grew cold and stern
And turned away in sorrow,
And nights of woe, but walked upon
A drear and cherries morrow.
And then at last a coffin-lid,
A face beneath revealing
The wondrous mystery when death
Has set its fatal sealing.
And out, beyond, lonely grave
All sunken and over-grown
With noisome weeds and tangled grass
Which Natures hand had sown.
But still that pictured face doth hold
Some strange and Subtle glory,
And looking in the fearless ewes
One quite forgets their story.
Rosa prIprr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
BOONVILLE.
All Of the News, Personal and
General, Current in the
Vineclad City,
AS Presented in an Entertaining
Letter from the Bazoo's
Correspondent.

Special Correspondence Sunday Morning Bazoo.
BOONvILLE, Oct. 6.
Ernest Paillou left this week for Texas.
w. r Webster, of Athens, Pa, was in
town this week.
Rev L. T. Fisher, of Knobnoster, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Gibson and family are on a
visit to Dallas, Texas.
-i:obb. Marks has bought out McFad-
den's stock OF clothing.
j. W. Skinner was up from Arkansas
in Boonville this week.
DIR. X. V Bonham. of Howard county,
has returned from Nashville.
Mrs. Robert Brady, of St. Louis. is on
visit to Boonville relatives.
There are eighty pupils in attendance
on the Pilot Grove Institute.
An infant daughter of Walker Todd,
Of New Franklin, died Monday.
james Finley, of Morgan county, has
opened grocery store In Otterville.
Will Allison has returned from his
business trip to Kansas and the West.
The skating rink will have some sort
OF "big blow out" next Tuesday night.
Cooper county has very fine herd of
black cattle. owned by George Ormund.
w }. Sturgeon. Of Brownsville, spent
several days in tire Vine Clad recently.
Charles B. Adams, of this city is at.
tending school at tho University of Vir-
ginia.
Charlie Tut has returned to Bunceton
and is now clerking for Will Kerns in that
place.
Miss Bertha Schmidt, of this county,
died this weeF. aged 10 years and some
months.
Mr.. VIM. Boehm, of Nevada, was in
Boonville recently, attending his fathers
funeral.
"A. Msrs has secured q position as
book-keeper in the Herman furniture mills
Of this city.
Mrs. Roberts, of Plot Grove, township
died one day this week. She was buried at
Wesley chapel.
Florence Gerald, the Southern port
actor, appeared to q pretty fair house at
the Thespian Hall last night.
w. G. Scott & Co opened a gents fur
nishing store at Hiram KoOntz' old stand.
The latter has moved to Holden.
Jas. Barth and daughter, Miss Pauline,
left this week for New York, where Miss
Pauline will visit friends this winter.
Lee Givens, of this county, stole his
brothers horse some time ago, sold it and
skipped. He was last heard from in Texas
IF. Smelling has sold out his dairy
business to Charley Harel. 1t is said Mr..
Smelling contemplates . removal to Henry
county.
-Water mains have been extended IS far
Is the Touring mill of T. Hobrecht, down
the college hill" and water from the works
il now in use there.
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City, who hiss been making pleasant visit
Of several weeks to the family OF her
brother, Mr.. 7. j. Bolton, the druggist,
left for her home, Thursday, accompanied
by Mrs. Bolton.
MIR. Henry Elliott and family gave .
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Redding, Thurs
day. Quite number of friends were pres
ent and pleasant hour or so was whiled
away In partaking of the nice refreshments
and INDUCING in social chat.
Mr. George E. Sheriff passed through
this place last Wednesday evening with his
newly made bride, on his way to his home
in Savanna, !. T. He vas me, at the depot
BY his sisters Mrs. John Oechsli and Miss
Annie Sheriff who made the acquaintance
of their new sister. The bride was Miss
Casey whom he married in Collinsville,
Illinois.
Mr.. John A. Crisp and wife have gone
on visit to Kansas.
Miss Venia Houck and Miss Mile
Gilpatrlck were visitors At Warrensburg
last week.
Mrs. J. \. Anderson and daughter re-
! turned from four weeks visit to Webb
City, Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Bettes and wife, of Paris
Texas, brother OF our former townslnan, III.
G. Bettes. who is now residing in Clsrks-
vile, Texas. are here visiting this week.
On Thursday evening company Of
young people were entertained by Miss
Lou Gibson at her home on Main street. A
pleasant evening was spent in social chat
ihterspersed with music.
Miss Bessie Cogswell. . vivacious
belle who has been visiting relatives here
and at other points in this part of the state
for the past few months, left last week for
her home in New York city.
Mrs. Frank Kreihn has returned home
from IN extended visit to friends at Edo
rad Springs.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Mexico, Mo. is
in the city on visit to her sister, Mrs. W..
S. Uagerte.
Mrs. w S. Peaker, of Clyde, Kansas,
Is in the city on visit to her mother, Mrs.
n. r. Eidelen.
The club skating rink will open for
the season Monday night at Arcans Hall.
The club has about fifty members, and the
rink is under the charge of Mr.. John Bay
lis, who organized the club. The club will
meet Monday and Thursday nights OF each
week.
The following are the names of our cit
liens attending the st. Louis fair r. Taub-
man, wife AID daughter, d. w. B. Tevis
and wife, Joe Hook. Frank Nickerson, Miss
Fannie and Bette Waddell, Captain 10.
Smith, Quinn Plaitenburg, E. l.. Ballard,
Frank Trigg. Charles Sanford and F.
Geyer.
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Society Elsewhere.
BROWNSVILLE.


Mrs Nancy Hicklin has moved 10
Lexington.
Mr. j. T. Wood has moved his family
to Warsaw.
DIR. Widney and family are tarrying
for few weeks al Ashland. Ky.
Miss Lenny johnson, Of Peitis county,
spent several days last week with her friend
Mrs. Gibbs.
Miss Ida Smith and her brother James
leave next Tuesday for California, and ex.
pect TO remain for about year on the Pa
cific coast.
Rev. r. H. Shaeff.r returned Tuesday
evening from the BoonviIle conference. The
hope wac expressed tina, he would be re-
turned 10 his post here and we are glad to
know that such is the case.
CLINTON.
Mrs G. w Stoker and little 500, Har-
~, left yesterday morning, for Madrid,
Iowa.
Mrs. Hightower returned last Tuesday
night from protracted visit among rela.
tives at Mansfield.
Miss Sadie Nichols, of Potaka, ILL.,,
arrived in the city this morniog, on a visit
to her brother.in-law.
Mr.. Frank Adkins and Miss Sallie
West we're married at Ladue Wednesday
night Quite q number of presents were
sent down from here.
Mrs. G. A. Neal, of Osceola. arrived
here Thursday morning on her return from
two months visit among relatives in
Kentucky. Her husband met her here.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sanders, from near Wades-
burg, and Miss Jennie Mob. Page of b.
gard township, were united in matrimony
in Clinton, Tuesday, and returned home
late in the evening the happiest pair on
earth.
Mrs. Caddy Albrittain, of Jefferson
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09

From Eminent W. L. Almon, Presi-
dent Medical College, Halifax, N S.: SOL
den's Liquid Beef Tonic is invaluable
for fever, indigestion, and weakness, and
cannot be surpassed for female complaints. ("
Take no other.) Of druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
Pleasant Social Party.

The pleasant parlors of Mrs. NJ. ]. Nor
rill were thrown open on Saturday even
ing to q few of her lady friends. The
hostess, assisted BY her daughter, Miss
Nellie, entertained in her usual pleasant
manner, and gracefully presided at an ele-
CANT repast, which was served at $50. All
departed we'll pleased with the evenings
entertainment. Among those present were:
Mesdames w. D. Sartwell, Of Fort Worth,
Texas; Taylor. Demu,h, Ittel, Clifford,
Hall, Fry, Turner, Thomas, Miles, Cocher-
an, Allen, Leake, Haddon, Parks, Hogue
and Barber; Misses Belle and Ella Hall
and Fannie Morris, of the University, who
favored the company with an artistically
rendered selection.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09

Church-ysrd coughs can be cured BY
Hale's Honey Of Rorehound and
Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in,
one minute.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
SOCIETY NEWS.

Amy items Of interest suitable tor this depart.
Aent, from Sedalia or neigh boring places, are re-
SPectfully solicited. We want q vivaciOus, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neghbor-
ing towns tributary to Sedalia. Address all such
communications TO Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
B2s0o Office. Sedalia. Mo-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
PLEASANT TEA.

Mrs: ]. A. Fisher gave an enjoyable little
"tea" at her home on Sixth street last
Thursday evening, which was pronounced
complete in all its details. Mrs. Fisher is
quite noted for her efforts in culinary
skill, and her "tea" was but an added evil
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WASHINGTON.
The Coming QuartGrmaSter General
President Arthur's Summer vaca-
ton.
Checks and Balances in Uncle Sans
Cash Box.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Special Dispatch TO Tnx BsR.

'HNNih birpatch "
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Col. Caml.
Holabirds of the quarter master generals
department has been recommended by
Secy. Lincoln to the president for ap.
ointment as quarter master general to
succeed general Ingalls, who WILDE placed
on the retired list. The appointment
will be made as soon as office becomes va.
cant.
The president leaves Washington for
New York on Monday next, where he
will remain several days. His plans fo,
the summer will not be arranged until
after he returns.
Treasurer Wyman today mailed 511S4
checks to pay 770726S interest due July
LIST on four per cents and on Pacific rail
way bonds.
The condition of the treasury to-day;
gold coin and bullion 1877 sol 300 silver
dollars, and bullion 116, 214, 033 fraction
al silver coin; 2S,4S5,4 All dollars United
States notes; "a, 44S, 661 dollars; total,
800, GAO, 061 dollars. Certificates out
standing gold 60, 9SS, $40 dollars; silver,
72,3S4, 97l dollars; currency, 13, 900, 900.
WASHINGTON, June Goth. The Presid-
ent today made several modification in
the recent Executure order relating To
the consolidation of the Internal Revenue
districts in the Original order the
Districts of montana Idaho and Utah are
Consolidated and o. j. HOLSTER Collector
at present in Utah the Districts was
designated Collector. This was change
by the designation of This. p. Fuller
Collector at present of the Montana
District as Collector of the New Distric,
Vice HOLSTER, Dropped.
Advices today indicate n general out
break of small pox among the Arizona In.
dams, and Comm'r Price has ordered {
supply of vaccine virus sent.
The case of operating the star rout,
service in the pacific section comprising
two ffths of the L. S. During the iisca
year about to end was 10 per cent.
againts 10 per cents per mile during thu
preceding fiscal year.
MIR. Willamot, charge d'atiairs of Rus
STA, was to day presented to the Presiden'
and delivered a letter from the Emperor
of Russia expressing his appreciation o
the action of this government in accredit
ing Mr.. Hunt as a special representativ,
to Moscow On the occasion of the impe
rial coronation and in ordering n vesse
of the navy to Russia and in directin.
the presence of admiral Baldwin at tn,
ceremony. The President said such act
were no less spontaneous than due to TIL
friendly relations which have 80 lon
bound the two countries together an,
TINT the Opportunity To testify their 900,
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The DUELISTS.
The Richmond Editors Satisfy Their
Thirst for Gore.
Elan Bored Through the Thigh.

STANTON Va. June 30-Bierne and Elan
the Richmond duilests met this morning
near Newhope in this county, At the first
exchange of shots neither was touched.
At the second shot Elan was struck in
the upper part of the right thigh. Bierne
escaped unhurt. Bierne the expressed him
self as satisfied, and the parties. left the
field in opposite directions.
Elan had been concealed not many miles
from the scene of the combat for severa.
days past, the arrangements for the
meeting were matured in Richmond, al
a time when Elan was in the vicinity
and Bierne in West Virginia.
Both principals managed to evade the
author tiles at six this morning met il
the woods two miles from Waynesbor. Al
the first fire neither men struck. Biernt
(the challenger) demanded a second shot
which was granted and the bullet from
his pistol hit the upper part of Elams
right thigh, Bierne was untouched. Elan
FELL TO THE GROUND
and Bierne raising his hat to the CROWD
opposite hurried into the carriage ant
was driven rapidly away and subsequent
ly taken to the stock train at Caimass.
HARRISBURG, Va, July Wv. Z
Elam was wounded in the right thigh il
the duel with Mr.. r. T. Berne, nea
Wagner's boro, Augusta county, now a
the house of 1t. Gov. Lewis, this county
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L

Nm. Neal, on trial at Sedan, Kas., foI
murder , was acquitted.
The Continental guards, of New Or.
leans, have arrived at Baltimore.
There is a general crusade against trade
dollars throughout the country.
The condition of Archbishop Purcell,
of Cincinnati, is still very serious.
Thus far seven jurors have been secured
in the Polk case out of a panel of $50.
The master plumbers, in convention at
New York, decided that apprentices
must serve five years.
Frank ID. Conger, son of Senator, OF
Michigan, has been appointed postmas.
ter at Washington.
A family of FIVE persons were drowned
in the Ohio river, near Madison, Ind.
Their skiff was capsized by the waves
from a passing steamer.
The president has modified his origina.
order recognizing the revenue collection
service. The most important modification
concerns Kentucky, that state being al
lowed one more district.
Five murderers were hanged Friday
William Finch and Martin Joseph, col
ored, and Tualisto, an Indian, at Fit
Smith, Ark; Geo. Lake, colored, il
Maryland, and Tony James, also colored
in Georgia.
1t is announced in official circular tina
the various roads constituting the Wabasl
system have been %rearranged and grouped
into four divisions, to be known as til,
Eastern, Middle, Northern and Western
superintendent and assistants have beef
appointed for each division.
Patsey Burnes, of Binghampton, ha
challenged the champion, Sullivan, t
spar four three minute rounds folS1, 800
the division of the gate money to b
the same as in the contest between Mitch
el and Sullivan. Burnes desires to NEE
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A Peddlar Killed.

Dies MONIES, July Last Thursday
night, at hurry, Clark county, a street
patent medicinefman, not knowing any
ladies were present, made a general re-
mark that Key Townsend, aged 10, con
strued as obscene, though it was not ne.
cessarily such. He took his lady com
panion home, went back and approach
ing the auctioneer from the rear struck
him on the head with a ball club. Ware
died Friday. Townsend waived exami-
nation and went to Jail. The act is re-
garded as premeditated murder.