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By the reduction Of lettsr pasi.
age the government haYs bash
very much more wise q AN ihev
have hesn given credit FOR; have.
manifested % much Wisdom, il fact.
thatthey are now greatly surprised
At their own acuteness. The moVe
ment was not Intended as ! money
making sehemef oTthe government.
On the contrary, the revenue WAS
increasing 70 pueh an extent that il
was thOpght 70 lessenihs burden
upon the people aRd thereby )asseO
the revohue TO the government
which was growing tosuch snrprls,
ing proportions as to lack preced-
emf, therefore the redustiOn. The
result is now apparent 10 nearly
every business house doing any
proportion oftheir business through
the United States Mails. Where
they received postal cards before
from their customers and CORES.
pondenls they now receiys sealed
letters with the tw@cent postage.
The cost to the government If han
ding a postal card il the same az a
letter, therefore the gain that war
supposed to accrue tothe people 70.
verts as much to the government
after all, and instead Of decreasing
tho revenue it is a"w likely 10 be
increased. or. at least, not decreased
by the reduction. IA
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boat be deceived. Oppoai-
ton to democracy in this State is
sailing under many coIors. Some
cab themseLves Independents. IONS
independent Democrats and a few
eall themselves democrats, but YET
ifyOu will lOOk closely you can see
the mules ears peeping out from
beneath the lion'sskin. Democrats
are not fools, they can see the cat
in the meal tub. So therefore You
so called Independents and hide.
pendent democrats, come out from
under your false cloaks and simply
own the truth that you are Repub-
licauS or 1t feast enemies Of the
democratic party.
49, .
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IN Uu,tY There, !. steIstA.

In order to keep strassh and.ef
fcisncy in the D4macF party,
Democrats must go totha polls aud
vote the democratic ticts. Vote
the ticket straight. Vo,dnone but
the regular democratic hckst."
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1.-The man who refuses 10 let
democrats say shsm they prefer
As their candidate, should not be
regarded as a democrat, and is not
sntitled TO the votes Or support Of
democrats.
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"a Repair DamAses

N MH FL
Dear lady, til re is probably no.
asa tsllingyou that fashionable life
in a great city is . rough one. on
your beauty. Lsts hours loss Of
sleep and mental excitement will
leave yon by and BY shorI Of those
beautiful tresSes which drew low
srs around you in other yetrs. Ar
titicial substitutes a never pass
tor those rich aud gloss1 locks.
Parksr's Hair Balsaln VII stop
your hair from falling ont restore
ITS natural color and solllless, aud
prove cleansing and beneficial 70
the scalp.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State al Mississippi.
To Green Reed, Wilson lteed and Ma
~ Reed
You are commanded TO appear be-
fore the ChahccEy Court Of the Coun-
tY OF Tippah, State. aforesaid, 0u1ths
second monday or N8yembsr 1888, u
defend the suit oG Napoleon Resd, in
which you are i defendant.
INA HUNT, Clark.
Watson 4 Thurmbnd
Soils. for COmm't
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NON R~EslpANr s4IrscE.

The State 81 Mississippi.
10 Jim Lamar.
YOu are commanded TO appear be-
fore the Chancery Court orthe County
Of Tippab. and State aforesaid. on the
second Monday Of November. 1885,
to defend the suit Of HauMie Lamar.
In which you are defend at.
u. re AUk Clesh
WATSON, TbIrmohd & Harris
Sol Tor Couple
October Q. loSS-17-5u,
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The election takes place next
Tuesday week, Nov 9. Remember
the date, and vote thu. regnIar dem,
ocrasic tiskst.
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Men are known by the cOmpa.
ny they keep! A man may call
himself a democrat, yet II you find
him working with all his might 10
pull down the democratic party yoO
may put it down that lie 10 no dem
oerat. Leta man practice The doc
trine that he breaches. He that
is not for Us is against Us" is as true
in politics as in religion.
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Three things avoid -idleneSS, 10.
az acIty and fippant jesting,
YoaAs Mea.

Before any youhg man ioins ! po.
litleal party, be should think ! liz.
tie; according to the order ofnsturs
il all prsbability he viii be here
many years. The most inportant
thing is to start right. Let him
compare tke diasrSpt politicsi pat.
forms contrast tie insmbsTa of The
different political parties il al the
attributes which 60 e make up ths
good citissu and thea cast SIS vote
and influence fer the nominees II
that party which De tbinks yin
best promote the prosperity Of he
state This i directed especially
70 the yesng men, bscallss they
are inst on The threshold, and 4
wrong step may darksn all The III.
tnEs, while II shsy start right, ins
dustry ana honesty viii bpag than
eentsntment and houof AsAIand
Rsgistsf.
H"E tEzI
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Let no good dem ocrat STAY at
home on election day. Be sure 70.
ga 10 the polls and vote the Dem
ocratic ticket.
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NON ~NNaINNNT NOTlcE.

The State 81 Mississippi,
FL w. ~ Owen,
You are commanded to appear be,
fore the RllaneefY Court Of the county
Of Tippah, State aforesaid, on the sec
ond Monday of November, 1883. 70
show r,llse, it any yoU can, why the
petition on y. u owen administrator
Of the Estate q WIN, Owea. deceased,
for sale d land OF said listgte to pay
debts, sIl6llld hot be- grantea.
y Al HUNT Clerk.
w, A. Ctum Sol.
ScptQ2g, 1888 lG-5w.
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Three newspaper editors have
bscH cheSon % judges Of apple
brandy by the Pulaski Agricultural
fair Of Virginia.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For ChanceB clerB.

We are authorized to announce the
nnme Of OLIVE f. RAN is q candi-
lidate tor GEahcery Clerk, OF Tippah
County, at tie enaumg NoserAber cleo,
tion.
We ays authorized 10 ANNOUNCE the
narce Of !. A HUNT as i candidate
for re- election tothe Office of Chancery
Clerk Of Iippah County at the ensuing
November election.
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Mr.. O. Herbert, jackson, Miss,
says: Suffering from diarrhea, caus
ed BY Indigestion, tried Browns
Iron Bittsrs and i entirely cured
ms.o
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.HMt NNU4aU HfffN .HaH.n NMH Wras NN-
Tag Globe Democrat 10 mistaken
an sapposiag that the civil fights
decision viii dive all the SoulherD
blacks into The k~epublican party.
sIt they must look to State Lsgisla,
ton for projections il their person.
ii rights, as The O. D. says they
must, il will drive them Iato the
democratic party because he
BLACKS are beginning to understand
that The democratic party is able TO
protect them and tho other party
has proved its iRcapacity 70 do II.
Moreover the Democratic party
has the good will to do II * veil q
TIVE ability. The negroes IN Miasis-
siPpi have made this discovsyand
are setting upOnfit BY making com
mon cause With tho demDerass ID
the election 81 comfy officers Ara
members Of the Legislature
Heneeforth the diSintegration d
the southern wingof the FepubIi.
can party viii 90 "a very rapidly.
The frantic appsals Of the eFgans e
tlle coloree trOopeto stand ~ theiI
90 ors viii fall o. deaf sary An
lanehs.
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Jackson State Ledger: We see it
stated in the Ularion that Misslssip
pi received from the Peabody fund
for educational purpOsss $44OO,
General Smith, State Superintsnd-
emit of Edusasioh, informs us tina,
the a5ansHnt ,rpcsiyed vas only
$1,000, $500 which Wa disFnbu-
ted 10 schools and 5000 used for
tetshers institutsh. Gen. Smith 4
|netiied By the general agent 81
mat fof this year Missis.
|sippi viii get only 5000. The
aboys does not include ths 240o ~
loved for scholarships a tbs State
Normal Colles AZ n a5hTIll Tenn.
where We have phpilb.
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W RI LOO
IAs aelaOeFatic party Organiza-
iiop vas formed for tie purpose.
3 afrylns ihts erect certain great
pfiheiPlss Khich srs deemed ssseA.
tial to Ne preservation Of free inst.
tutiens ID this country. Those
princiPIss eanhot b sustained and
enforced unless these who favor
them Will ACT and work together.
The party i making : struggle in
Mississippi ~ MAINTAIN its suprew.
sey andst 10 preserves The blessings
AZ good government for her peO-
sndit salls upon all Of its
irisada q rally around its time
honoFed banusr. ltpsints proudly
Is paptEecofd and invites The
i've { ths s~hdoraemsnl
nEsF slsctso-. Theirs
tpsslet each and every ons werk
though The success Of the party
depended on bis OWn s~xsrtionf.
EN4.H AM. t Mt 1874 HIH4
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Memphis Avalanche.

Memphis Avalanche.
at New Albany, Uniof county.
Mississippi, on the 18TH iIgt., there
was an interesting politicSl debate
between Senator George Nd Gen.
era! Ohalmers. Tho 6dboassion
took q wide range ever whole
field Of National and STATE poIitics
and was listened to with raat in.
terest by 4 large audience While
sharp points were made " these
able speakers the discussion was
very courteous and both hen ex-
pressed tliendship and PERSONAL re-
specific the other, UnioA county
is 50 largely democratic bat the
opposition have no ticket in the
field except for District Attorney.
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0n Saia Az qof 0ctel
bel, 1881, the nr ~ rs, 81
'Eppah County Will let bit U6ntraCts
of building two gasona acfoss
Shelby Greek M ne 6oth Salem
Road and one aoH0ast The Siteh "A M.
SuggA lane on We Pohtotot Road.
Sealed bids received al the
'ChaaesIy ClefA'S Dmcs until II =
clock ~ that dAF
lFl a. Hunt, Clerk.
Sept. 20, 1Sg9
8N tta aas
9sH asaas5
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MOTIONS
ConmissioaaF's sale N Laaa.
A. u, GUM, ct a.,


In pursnAnca Of adecree Otthe Chan
Gerry Court 81 TippaA county Mlsissip-
pi. mnde 81 Tie Nay term. 1888. IN the
above stated cause, ! will, at the
court House door HI the TOW al rib.
ley on Saturday tho 10Th day of No.
yember 1883 offer for sals. "a tahieh-
ct bidder l0s cash, the folio de-
srfibed lands, lo.wit 40 acrss 81 TIE
South Wests Quarter of Section 28. iii
Township 1. Range 4East aid bOaKd.
eds AZ follows begihnine ii tho South
East corner 81 said s. W land Fnnnine
with Mays iencc % . blaa, tAentA
dues West 10 James errn slso
so acres Of the hast bali ofthe,NoFth
West quarter " SsOti0A q. Tswn-
ship /, Range 4 East
4. HINT
CmniASnsr.
Falknef 3 Fsedsriok;
Atty'a for lomplln
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commissioners sale o.
s. O. McCuwt, ct Az petitioners.
In pursuaDceO 81 4 decree lof the Chan,
Gerry Cont ut pa c0Aaty Mississ
sippi, inale at the May term, 1885,, iii
this cause, / will oder for sale III tie
Court House doorln Ripley, Oh Satat
day, November \, 1881 to the high,
est bidder, for ono half cash and Tie
balance III II mouths with Interest III.
ter maturity az ~ per cent pen ahhum
with approved security and TIE Ven
doris hen reserved for the deferred pay.
.inemt, Tie following described land :
lou acres Oh the south w est Qualtef
Of section 2, Township y, ofpRalge &
East, eoinmeneinR 1t thH = W corner
OF said quarter aud running East lOl
rods, thence NoEih 1850 rods, thence
West 1Ol rods thence to tile beginning
excepting. however, Une Square acre
IN theiS w Of sad * aud il
acres N. e. corner OF IN. w. I Section
III, Township q, Oh Range 8 East.
Commencing It n. mile stake, ahd
running West 20 polast thence South
~ 1875 poles, thence East 80 poles,
thence North, 81 the center Inns
through tho seetioaI0 siA2s y eles Il
nile srake excepting acre ia
North East corner ogfhe above named
land.
Watson 4 rhnln8nd, I hss
Attye tot petitioners.
u a. HUNT,
C0mmia.tnntp
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Three things love--courage, gen
tleness and affection,
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1NpIgTj A .,
Opposing candidates will be
esaated "a equal division Of time.
Everybody invited - attend sbove
AppOiOtmsnts and it is earnestly
desired that tAs COlored voters be
Tessnt and hear the discussion
SfslEh. Speaking to begin at II
esloek each day
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

". A. Boyd, JnO. 7. hurry and
~. White, Democratic candidatsS
respectively Tor State Senator,
FIOatsr ana Representative, will
address their fellow sitizens as fol.
lows:
Antioch Church, ON Ripley and
Ashland read, Tuesday Oct. 80 1883.
Bethlehem, October 81, 1883.
orisaba, Nov i 1883.
BIps Mountain. Nov. 2,
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zoe NoNntY Treasarer.

We are authorized TO Snnounce the
name OH. ~. RARTLETT as a candi-
date for reelection to the office OF
Treasurer OF Iippah County, at the en-
suing November election.
We are authorized to announce ]. B,
BLACKWELL as a candidate for
County Treasurer at theensuiug No
Vember election.
We are authorized to announce T. J.
MANNING as aeandidate for Treasu-
rer Of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election.
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SfoO.oNA VYkRW

E#
We can g~Maruniss gle Ahssa sAsuAs u
good active, ellergstlo
AeEETSi
Ladies' d well a esntlcaatn, make q Suc-
eeSA IN the business. Yery littlo capital re-
Qnired. We have q Lsuschell SAL
able Ne flour.
II Sells GtGaIu
1T isusod every day in every family.
You do NOT neeil to explain lie nlarlts.
There is 4 rioh harvest for al Nlose Nho
embrace this goldan opportunity. aItesetB
you only one cent 70 lsarn What Onr buAi-
ness IL, buy akesiAl oard Ahd weiie Ia rs
ahl we wHl seIdyAGsGr prospectds aAd full
PARTICULARS 3fe s.a ss8
FkEEl
And wsknow yOu will derive more good
than yOa have ans idea OF. oar repaEatlon
Is 4 notwithstanding golapAng y sslen that
I'VE eaa notaGordb decisive. WritstO usoll
a postal card and giye toGr address plainly
aud Feesite'iu P~Nrtioslaia;
BUyKEYH ME'G co.
AAEion, Ohio.
Sept. Isl Isss-l2m-g 8 / So.
I"L Az - LA A ~ I.
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Old Mother IIabbard.

E ssf.l. N4eHtt tssHTH ~
Here is how II started; sold
Mother Hubbard went 10 the cup.
board to get her psor dog . bone,
but when she got there the cup.
hoard was bare and 50 the poor
dog got none. She was in 4 great
stew 10 know what to 40 for Of mon
ey she had not . cent, SO she sold
her last snit 70 bny meat for the
brute, and uptown IN her night
gown she went. All tho ladies
who saw il, and the strings ID draw
il, declared THE nicsSt thing ont
80 now on the street, looking ever
50 sweet intheir gowns they "a
racing about"
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Three things cherish-yirtue,
goodness and wisdom.

The color line has been settled by
the courts of New York relating to
public schools. A black girl ap.
piled for admission in . free public
school, was denied and directed to
attend a free colore1 school. She
applied 10 the courts to compel ad-
mission to the white school, The
case was carried through three
courts, all Of them denying admis,
sion to the white school on the
ground that equal TaCiHties for the
education ofchildren were offered
in the colored schools and cOnss'
quently there was NO discrimina-
ton against her IN assigning her 10
such school. This decision il one
Of general interest = Corinth Her
aid.
Thvaa fhinys 9Th f,r A.haalkh
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The Denocrslie party Il tie pax
" U no people.
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Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BlT-
TIERS. It has cured others
suffering as you are, and y
will cure YOU.
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Mr !. D Hails, Csaserills, Miss,
says 10y sold Browns IRON Bit.
isrs and Esapa ne medicine
that glys better satisfaction
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We are authorized to announce W.
A. THOMAs as a candidate for Sheriff
OF Hppal County at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce ].
N. RUTHERFORD as candidate fol-
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of
Ijppah County at the ensuing NoVem-
Der election.
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VIM. r. Marshall, q LOgahs.
port, Indiana, writes; "Mywlfp
has for many yeaES been tEcs-
bled from pain IN her ass
and general debility ihsidssi
70 her sex. She has taken one
bottle Of Browns Iron Biaess,
and | can trathfally say tAae
she has been o much benefited
that she Pronounees \ tAs
only remedy Of many ned
eiAes shs has iried."
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,MyBaGk!.

That a ccniSi6h exprss-
sion and has a wofld 81
meaning. How much suE
teging is summed up ii il
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned BY 20 many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver com
plant, consumption, cold.
rheumatism dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something IS
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases IS
Browns Iron iTTERs; and
It does this BY commencing
at the foundation. andmak-
ing the blood pure and rich.
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FoF Circuit Clerk.
We are authorized to announce H.
Is McCORD as candidate for e -eIec-
ton to the office Of Circuit Clerk of
Tippah County at the ensuing Noyem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce
ROBERTO. MCCARTNEY as a candi-
date for the office of Circuit Clerk OF
Tippah County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

THE re-arreit and holding TO bail OF
the slayers of Benjamin Ayise will be
regarded with approval by this commun.
ity. While we do not feel inclined 30
impeach the motives OF the Township
Justice who discharged them. there was
a sufficient conflict In the testimony to
make necessary the solemn verdict Of q
jury upon the lamentablc episode, or at
least to warrant the scrutiny Of the
Grand Jury into all the circumstances
attending It. Even the accused ought to
desire this. Admitting that tho homi.
eide was committed in self .defenco,
Smith and his associates would always
rest under certain odium unless they
shall be acquitted by jury of their
peers. The incident was Of entirely too
grave character to DO passed over
lightly. Too many safeguards cannot
be thrown around human life.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12
H. B. FOX,
No. SO Spring Street
jyl2.lm
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In the Superior Court of the County
of Los Angeles County. State
of California.

In the matter OF the estate Of Andres Pico,
deceased
Andrew Glasse, creditor OF the estate Of
Andres Pico, deceased, and Of said deceased
having this day presented to this Court and
lied with the Clerk thereof his verified petition
praying that Maria Poo de ortega, as auminis
tratrix of said estate, be directed and author
zed TO sell tho whole or such parts Of the real
state OF said deceased therein described rs this
court shah Judge necessary or beneficial; and II
appearing from such petition 10 this Court thai
Il Is necessary to sell the whole or some portion
4 said real estate TO pay the debt outstanding
lgainst said deceased and the debts, EXPENSE
nd charges OF administration OF said estate
It is therefore ordered by this court that all pei
ons interested in the estate Of said deceased ap
rear before this Court on Wedne day, the 18th
lay Of August, A, d. 1883, at 10 oslockA A. NJ, a.
he court ronm Of this Court, (vherein Hon. "
., Howard, one Of the Judg thereof, presides),
N the court Hou e. IN the city Of Los Angeles
IN said county, to show cause why an Crdei
should not be granted to taid adm inistratrix L.
sell so much Of the real estate Of 81 i'd deceased
rs is necessary And that copy Of this order
De published at least Jour successive weeks H.
The Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, newspaper
printed and published in laid couaty. And thai
loi,e Of said apnlication ard OF the time anu
llace of hearing the same be given to said adm n
stratrix personally by citation at least ten days
before said day Of hearing.
Dated July 18th, 1888
sEPULvEDA,
jyl2-td Superior Judge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

The irrepressible Tom Ochiltree ha.
started out in London to teach the
"bloody Brtisher" lesson In manners,
When an exquisite, with glass in eye
and umbrella with point extended at an
angle Of forty-fve degrees, insisted on
jabbing the Texas Congressman in the
check, tho latter hauled off and knocked
him ''galloy.west." In note to the
London Globe the redoubtable Tom an
nounces 1t to be his purpose to serve all
who similarly offend in similar man
ner. He says he is determined to start
reformation in this matter and thai
points down." with the wearers o.
canes and umbrellas, Is his ultimatum
As result there is CONSERVATION
amongst the Cockney dudes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

an extension Of the original concession
for ninety-nine years.
Bradlaugh has written the Speaker Of
the House Of Commons asking him why
the act Of presenting himself in the
House TO take his seat would be dis
tutbance Of the proceedings. He has
also written TO the Sergeant-at-Arms
warning him that he lBradlaughD will
resort to an injunction II an attempt ia
made to prevent him from entering thu
House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

THE extent to which the business Of
the Southern Pacific Railway is growing
throughout the State at large is greatly
exceeded in ratio by its increase in tn,
Los Angeles division. The superintend
emit here really finds il difficult to gel
cars enough to handle the freight which
he is Obliged to move. The last three
months show an increase in this depart
mont OF the business of at least fifty
per cent. as compared with the CORES,
ponding period last year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

THE Chronicle objects to ex-governor
Twins posturing as an anti-railway
champion at the Platt's Hall meeting,
and addresses to that gentleman a mum.
Der of highly impertinent questions as to
his former attitude on the railway issue.
Adjoining Democratic statesmen with
railway collars is one of the hobbies OF
our esteemed San Francisco contem,
porary, and we are only sorry to see
that great number of Democrats seen
to have caught the mania, of late, ali
piping in the Chronicles key
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

half as good in Mexico, with the draw
back attaching TO our sister Republic
that there are absolutely no means by
which the average American can make .
livelihood. The thing simply can't b,
done. NJ least at present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12
Indian Justicc-A Insane Wan
Murdered

EUREKA, New, July ll.--News re-
ceived from Cherry Creek. White Pine
county, says that jealous Indian killed
squaw and the tribe, after holding a
consultation, agreed that he must suffer
death. They tied rope around his
neck and dragged him behind a horse
until dead. The sentence was carried
out to the letter.
Charley jerks, an Insane man, who
was running loose In Pahransgat Valley,
Nye county, was shot and killed by n
squad of settlers day or two since. |,
is surmised the case Is one Of murder