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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
Neuralgia and siSh headache,

In Aurora, ILL.,, lives Mn. VIM. Henson.
She SAYS: Samaritan Nefylne cured me Of
neuralgia, vertigo and sick headache.
MWH4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

I,l ,6e cheated term" that is depreas,
f., ,SS ,Ss once proud and prancing HOadIy ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
esTABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852
Ghs gnteligettfer:

5;s;.,. Nos. ~ aud 20 fourIeenth stree.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

The dog poisoner Is getting his
work in at Carson.
Mrs. Mullins. mother of Mrs. Lik-
ins Is very i'll with pleurisy.
Bonham is getting in splendid
stock of holiday goods. Call and
see them.
Read over the Delinquent Tax Roll
and il your name is upon it, settle
up, aud avoid costs of suit.
Bishop Whitaker, will preach in
the Court House, Sunday evening.
Dec. 9th, services will commence at
O'Clock. All are invited.
Valley Lodge No. f. & A. NJ, will
hold regular communication on
Wednesday evening next, when OF
ficers for the ensuing year will be
elecled.
While splitting a large piece of
wood with wedge one day this
week, Johnny Early was struck on
the knee by piece Of steel from he
wedge. II made bad wound but
not a dangerous one.
The achool has now been running
four months and will close on the
oath instant to reopen on the 24th of
January. There will then be no
spring vacation which, though new
departure, is a good ore.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
They All WautIt,

No sooner did Carson and Reno
learn that there was Touring mill
needed in Mason Valley than a
soluble began to see where the wheat
should be shipped. Reno claims to
have first class mill already built
In which wheat can be made into
flour equal to California brands.
Carson, although she has no mill
that is fit for anything, is ready to
bid for the wheat, and advocates the
building of first class. Now, Day
ton does not want mill; but what
she would like to see is first class
mill in the valley-rigbt at home in
the wheat growing country. The
idea is not to ship the wheat all over
the country to find a market for it,
but to manufacture the -four where
the wheat IS raised and where there
is good market. 1t would hardly
be advisable for Carson to put up a
mill just yet to work Mason Valley
wheat, for in all proba bility they
will heve mill in the Valley soon,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

live in. No one will ever pine sway
for the want OF something to attract
attention, for there is always some
thing going on that is bound to be of
interest to all classes. OF all the
notable and interesting events now
transporting in this city there is none
that attracts more public attention
than does the Sharon Hill case,
which continues to occupy the time
OF some Of our judges and lawyers.
1t is hard matter for the outside
public to judge correctly who is right
and who is wrong in this case. To a
fellow up tree t would look as
though the fair Althea was making q
desperate effort to obtain a controll-
ing interest in the Palace Hotel, but
IN view OF the fact that both OF her
cranky lawyers have already estab.
lished an unsavory reputation in con-
sequence of their INDIGENOUS conduct
Zone having been fined $500 for con-
tempt of court, and the other having
been rotten egged In front of the City
Hall for using filthy language) and
inasmuch as Miss Hill herself has
been indicted by the grand jury for
perjury, forgery and conspiracy, 1t is
fair To presume that her chances of
obtaining . cell in San Quentin are
better than her chances OF occupying
a suite of rooms in the Palace. c..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Following are the arrivals at the
Union Hotel during the week:
Hank Knight, San Francisco; Joe
Harmely, Bodie, Archie Mcdowell,
Bode; T. H. Burns, Como; G. Cam.
&C, Mason Valley; M. A. Murphy,
Hawthorne; John d. Ludwig, Ma
son Valley; John Walker, Piuenut;
Mel P. Peterson, Carson; Charles
Cellarius, San Francisco; l.. Gug
genheim, Virginia; A. Simonds, city;
John Benson, city; =. More, Oriana
Mine; Geo. Buckland, Churchill;
S S. Buckland, Churchill; Joseph
Hermle, Su,ro; J. ". ODDS, San Fran.
cisco; John Lamering, GAINESVILLE,
Ca ;; B. L. McLain, Hawthorne;
Geo. G. Campbell, Carson; e. d.
Roberts, Virginia; J. I. wilson,
Pine Grove; G. A. Sperman, Pine
Grove.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
About CrRnks.

The Carson Tribune goes after our
Sheriff for putting N card in the En-
prise in which he tried to explain
about the Indian War ~. The facts
in the case are that MIR. Randall did
not know that there was any trouble
in the Valley until after the Indian
Agent or some one else had sent to
Mr. Parker and Adams asking for
arms to protect themselves should
any serious trouble arise. There
really was no necessity in publish
ing card Of explanation but the
Tribune tries to make q mountain
GU, of mole hill, and shows itself
to be rather cranky also. Mr.. Ran
dali may have thought that 1t was no
more than right for the Agent to in.
form him inst, I'D OF sending to the
Governor, but however that may be-
there is no great harm dune by the
publishing of the card and had MIR.
Randall been called upon he would
no doubt have been found at his post,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
Change of PrOprietOrs.

II. ]. CARING. who has for some
time been proprietor OF the Sszerac,
has sold out the business to Mr..
Fred WHEEL. The Sazerac under
Mr.. Carling's able management has
been a first class sal Don 10 every re-
spect, aud has received good share
of the patronage Of Daytonites and
others. Mr.. Winzell, who has pur-
chased the properly, is an old Day
tonile and will no doubt keep the
place up to its standard as he has
many friends who wish TO see him
on the high road to prosperity. The
TINES joins with numerous others
in bespeakIug liberal patronage
for the Sazerac under the new man
agement. Mr.. A. J. Newman is
serving in the capacity Of "ramrod"
to the institution, and customers
will find him a courteous and expert
mixologIst'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
County Com missiOners.

The Board of County Commits
sioners held their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 4th; pres
ent j. r. Shaw, Chairman; Geo. W.
Robson and II. ]. T. Scheel, Com
missioners; j. G. Hszlett, District
Attorney; j. S. Dallas, Clerk.
The minutes of previous meeting
we're read and approved.
The bills examined and allowed
will be found in another column.
The reports of the several county
officers were examined and approx
ed.
The Auditors statement OF the
condition of the General and Officers
salary fund, shows the amount OF
cash in General fund to be $40, lll.Sl
and the deficiency in the Ulcers
salary fund to be $350.35. The lat.
ter sum was ordered transferred to
the Officers Salary fund.
three tee bills sent in by j. E.
Hart, constable, were ordered re
turned on account of their not being
legally made out.
Several petitions for roads IN Ma
son Valley were overhauled. The
petitions were found to be Incorrect
ly made out, and 1t was ordered thai
the Jerk so notify the parties and
return the papers,
The Clerk was also ordered to no
lify J. Is. Gallagher TO appear before
the Board at its next meeting and
arrange matters in regard to the
purchase of his bridge in Mason
Valley.
There being no further business
to transact the Board adjourned tc
meet the first Monday in Jan, 1884,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
Poisoned by "a Cou rtesan.

Lizzie Gree wood, a Carson cypri'
an, has been arrested for poisoning
q pros pect0r named Robert Pitcher,
who visited her house an hour be-
fore his death, and drank some whis-
KEY in which IL IS alleged she had
put sirychnine. The woman, who Is
All nctoroon purchased n quantity of
strychnine At a drugSiSL's a short
time before Pitcher's death,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At HAWTHORNE with the United States
Stage CompsDy's coaches for Aurora (26 mi ies)
Bodie (37 m,lesl, Lundy sud bridgeport.
AtLUNING tl25 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer. Sslisbu b Co.'S triwe ky
stag 8 (lesving Mondays. Wednesdays aud
Fridsssl for Downeyvilie, Grsntsvile and
Belmont.
At CANDELARtA with q. 8. Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus IL mile !, Silver Peak
Montezuma, A ida valley. Gold Mountain, &c
II. M, iERING ron, X. J. LAWS,
General Sup't. Asst. Sup't.
ID, A. BENDER,
General reiRht aud Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
NEW TO-DAY.
N o TIC Z

u Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will he a meeting of the citiz ms
OF Mason Valley, Lyon county, Stae Of Ne
vsda. at Brann & smart's Hall. on the 18th
day Of Dec ber, 1888 ct 7 o'clock P. NJ, for
the purpose Of organizing and electing off,
GERS for an Infantry Company Of Voluntes re-.
an tlanssc ing such ether business as may
come besore TIE meeting. By order of
NJ. A. MURPHY. Dist. Judge.
W. T. BUSrEY ChAirmrn.
Dated Dec 4tb, 1858.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

The above trains are run daily. and make
close connection ct Mound House with trains
OF V. h T r. ~, for Virginia and Reno. and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
v. q T. h. II. for all points East and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
Invitation Committee.

VIRGINIA CITY.
Mrs W Fl Hancock, Mrs Goodfriend,
Mrs Chas Kaiser, Mrs w Lamb,
VIII Hill, B F Wallace,
James Il Donovan, L Gugenheim.
GOLD HILL,
Geo q Morrison, Joseph Frankel.
SILVER CITY.
L d Noyes TIP Mack.
CARSON CITY.
L L Crockett. AM McCabe.
" q Davenport, NJ W Startling,
Max Aronson, Geo X Dobbs.
sUTRo.
Mrs Bertha Roberts william Owen,
l. Lamb, W W Boohsr,
william Roberts.
DAYTON.
All Members of the Order.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
ODEON HALL,
Dayton, Nevad a,
FRIDAY EVENING DEC. IA, 1883
by THE

Committee of Arrangements.
Mrs. CARING, Mrs John Lothrop.
Mrs Al Reynolds, Julius Dreyfus.
HI Csrling.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
Floor Managers.

Floor Managers.
D Sims, john Lothrop,
J 8 Dsliss, E T Reynolds.
Vain sley, NJ Johns n,
VIM, o ven, II kennedy,
J Dreyfus, b Ten Eyck.
FLOOR DIRECTOR. ......H. ]. CARLING
Music by Zimmer's Band.
HUME S...sss ........s......... * 100
ADMITTING Gentlemen and LAdies.l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

Given under my hand and
the seal of the Distric Court
Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the state Of Nevada.
In and for the county Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
SEAL.

Lyon, this 26th d y OF November, IN the year
of our Lord one thousand eiuht hundred and
eiphty.three. j. s. DALLAS. Clerk,
j. A. BoNHAM, equity.
Filed on return this 9th day Of November,
A. ID, 1888 Us. DALLA f, @ ERIK,
A. BoNHAM, Deputy.
NJ, N. STONE and CLAYTON BELKNAP,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29

This notorious murderer and ban
dit has ceased to be hero. All the
romance of bis long career of crime
has now faded even ont OF the minds
of the misguided people who sought
to make a hero of him. After his
surrender to the Governor of Missouri,
and during his first trial his quarters
in the prison we're made as comfort
able as possible. They were even lux
urious in their appointments. He was
visited and pettsd by people who
claimed to be good and respectable.
A great deal of wicked and foolish
sympathy was lavished upon him,
and when be was acquitted it was
quite impossible to keep order in the
court room on account of the joyful
demonstrations that were made.
Since then he has been arrested and
incarcerated on other charges. for
which he 10 soon to be tried. This
time the evidence makes it about
certain that he will be convicted and
made to suffer the penalty of his
crimes. Now be is no longer petted
and caressed. The friends who stood
by him have deserted him, and he is
left to his fate like the common felon
which he is. The carpets sre gone
from the floor of his room in the
prison, and with them all those com.
forts and luxuries of which 30 much
was said. He can sit down now and
think how hard is the way Of the
transgressor, and how easily he has
been cast off by the false friend who
stayed with him only while they
thought there was a chance that be
might be again at liberty to resume
his former course.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29

One of the novelties 10 London is
the literary bracelet. 1t is made #
twelve tiny books (silver or g1ld),
attached to each other by a double
chain. Each little book beais the
snameled naGe of favorite poet or
novelist. There are also musical
bracelets OF the same model, only
they of course have the names OF
operas or composers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29

The cowboys, fifteen in number
who recently stopped an excursion
train at American Falls, Idaho Terri
tory, and with their guns demanded
of brass band which was on the
train to give them tune, have been
arrested for disturbing the peace.
They are to be charged with delaying
the United States mail,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29
1t Meant Business.

A gentleman recently arrived In
Salt Lake from Marlborough, Scot
land. In that city, he says, there is
an Irish quarter, aud passing through
it one morning just before he came
away, he was attracted by large sign,
on which was the inscription, "Mor.
mon Missionaries" Near the sign
were two Mormon missionaries pro-
pounding the gospel to noisy crowd.
At last the clamors grew 80 loud and
the demonstrations of the crowd 80
pronounced, that the speakers were
obliged to cease preaching. One of
them as be was about to leave his
perch said: II see we are not wei
come here to the majority, but if
there are any individuals here who
would like to learn the path to saliva
ton, we will be glad to see them in
private" Meanwhile, the gentlemen
said, two men had been standing
silently by him. They we're draped
in short, white, mole. skin breeches.
high boots, and were real children of
tie "auld sod." At the last remark
of the missionary, one turned to the
other and said: "Jimmle, be jasus,
that means business. Let's hurry
home, and lock up our wives, and be
quick about it, too
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29

In one of our millinery establish.
ments q number of remarkably pretty
girls are kept in an ante-room, osten'
bly, employed to sew. They repre-
sent q wide variety in complexion
and types If feature. When a Gus.
toner waivers in deciding between
bonnets, the willy clerk calls in one
of these girls and says: ''Here is q
head and face quite like yours, and
I can show you the effect this hat
would have ON you" or course, on
beauty's top, the piece of millinery
Is bewitchIng, and gratified vanity
quickly completes the sale.-New
York Letter in the Boston Her aid.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29

sauuel II. Truman. Homestead Appl cation
No 27G. ,orthe N %NEA aud W \ Il
n Sec 20, Tp 18 N. X 90 u, u NJ.
He "a es the follow NJ witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cnitiva-
ton of sid land viz Charles II baliey'
George Parr,tt, W S. valley and l.. Allen,
ali ~ Churchill county. Nevada Pes'ofiice
address, st. Clair. Churchill county, New
@. A. WITHETELL, Register,
Nov 18th, 1888. %
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON, New
N,y,u Der lith 1883.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the tollowihs
named settler has fled ~ tice o. NE in's'ioh
To make Anal proof IN supp ort OF III. ciaiui,
and that said proof viii y mad heirr, tno
Re lister and rcsiver at Csron NV, ny
Cbas. II HALEY. Homesteaa Arpl cation Nc:
Q7b for the y y Sc n sec ~, snd W u
\ sec 20 tn. ION, Is 20 ,, NJ u Nj
lie names the lowing witut se- 10 p'un'
tis continuous restdeurt upon ann cul'lNa
ton Of said land, viz; Samuel II Inrman'
Tin sll Of CHURCHILL comfy Nv la Potf-
othce address ST. CLAIR. Churchill county,
Nevada.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20
req SALE.

,,n, ~.
fVN y In.
No 20 iuor Her"r just nr'ouu ihc
RuurN place. 20 beautiful. budding
-itr, tor rn'r 'hHl'
No. lN'u acres OBJ n'ni 'ur of
the llur~t iHW" boz NrL'un county
nI under i'nnr, ON" "r'- ono ,W''a
lon, ~" acres u pastures III miles
lr.ln Waco
y" .|1 arr'- .An0. heavily im-
h'rr" 100 '""'n'H' ''"h''.
No. u ISL .rr- H"'d ruwWe Iaud
ON the N'l' Mel 'nh'' survey 'h rails
county.
No. d.. """rf'~. " "h'..'u. IHr'u'
me peach "r'"1'"s "f. Improved.
'W n'rr~ 'n 'u''.'..l'" -.N'u n"'r-
from Waco n''' "''".N Hi'"n, ""
/ itAN- huu ~. I''''- I'|.'n'N.
No. y t'Nr lots Oh" Norih rhln
/ street
No Io rive acres IHnI "n Norl %
. 0'Nlh N'I'''' '"'''H'"~ .''' N''' '''-
aug rr-I"rnr' ."',
=, 40. =" -'' acre. "' ''''" "'d "n a
NO ! u'"r nun "n' g. '',n ''" IT.
"l'IH7 'r"I" W "'', "'' 'i' ''N'- 'hd
81" h"u,7 u'"a' ''H 'l'i'7 from
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20

y
,vh,ras. OnthclYih dHy ui Noyumhcr,
= 50 ". ". Field. II e.. Anderson Q, q t..
l.. ,unpp. partners under tic firm name
ui .rltI a COMPANY. ,ud execute add de-.
.rioJrn,nt- f. An.I, certain deed
trust. Which decd Is duly recorded iu
Murfaare Buok %. pages 20. rs
and .5y. cpuvrying to- said Aburl.
t.r.t.r certain nni- described BOO
..,iI u,,.f decd. and imposing rerWin du
i..- up ihr -.td trustee iur M" purpose Of
..rr,ir.r the Iaymcni To the I,l,d' holder
r,rruI oil a certain note tor !, / 500. ,lutcI
Nng,mhrr lgth. 1850. m .dr by the sad
F,,J a ronIpary. piAullr tu thr o,icr Of
r,rrn Il N.uriu,. ON ihr If day OF ,luIy.
I--I..II OF which i. my .cf uu Iu .HiI
,.,.. rI ro,AUirh reference. / here mtd, J.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20
BURNED AT NIGHT.
THE STEAMBOAT PARlSOTT A
TOTAL LOSS.
Railroad Acc dent The Storm in
the North Sea Starved to Death
An TX Grand Y 2.er Dead
De Lesseps Promises
OTHER DELAYED uLroGAN-.
.IEAlMur LLnNEn A-n.-AL-

New OELr,N-. \,y,mu.r j. The
steamer S.. Ii Par,rut, N.u- ir-tt.y,I
10y iitc his morning 100 EuIytt- Bayou.
- ght uIl all We \ttcurI NuI.,r-
were ], It, The Puu-1 l..t Nuh-wr.
yesterday for NV or cam. vlh $40 ID
bales Ut cotton, l'i sacks uf .i cake
aud 800 barr is Cd. ml a rt>uac
NHtcl'l special SAWS foo tN iu sat, h.I.~
Of cotton were tuhr. nu after i,uAI .g
Nicksburg, making iu all a.H.l h.lu- dc
stroyed. The tDtH. s- I- .vrruvuur'tl
"t million. Just D. Nv Go iuuur
IaudIu!, the cotton slowed mld.hips
WAS di-Cuvet ed to be on fire mud Eug-
necr Eariiiy began W rkus tine pumps
without sounding 1900 alarm, hut tine ii.r
spreading, the alarms were sounded.
Pilot Nult2 al once hcuied tu' -tcrmr.
or the Louisiana shore. y, tur boat
stsuck the bank the lines we're put uut
aud nearly all uf the passengers uShed
to the bank in Their night clothing, cat
rylng nj ht gHrm Mt, and thHnI uurd all
their other hagg &c, iewery and money.
Before re crew got safely OIL tue lines
were burned and TIE yess. irIftd into
the sire iHl. Yell Buiug, the scc md
engineer. stood to hi, post until sur
rounded 10y the lire wh-u finding that
into the river and -wnm ashore \ pur.
ton Of the crew were tul,ru oil il a
yawl, ami thcr' WIS greet eN licmcut
among them, causing two to jump lu.o
the river, one Of whom II med Philip
Burd'uy was drowned. Wuru the new
Of tn disaster reached \uchr2, the
steam tug O'Bricn was started for the
.ceue Ut the accident, and showed The
Gamer ON tu 10 sand Dur. Soon after
some powder in the parlsot'- ma'ullur
exploded. The steamer city Dt Nufpu,
Of the same luo, cen E. ute for Nickyurs
ok the larlsoj'- pIss nger, ont of the
cue brake and nrough. them tn NutrhrH
The origin II tine fire is unknown, hu
IA the boat had ii ty eight dec, pu-scu-
gers, many ot whom insisted pu ,muE-
ing, it Is believed th,t tar fir WIS tine
result If Their rur, lrs-ue,s. ltisIcurj
that two or three deck passengers per
ishod il the flames. \ ! NJ tine beat
papers were los.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20

CAIRO, November u.s. Rrhthlc in
formation confirm, the report ufun ur l.
dent ut Bradford, rruu., uu the spuOu-
cru division of tIr llliuois Central rail-
WY. Train No. {, going south, wa
II Igged at Bradford for order, aud
while the conductor WAS M the trle-
gr,ph Office getting orders Ia s. engineer
failed to see the flag aud rang m- hrlI.
hu' failed to rycciN an answer hN bell
cuId AMI lcr fine station withrW the
conductors Unsuccessful attempt were
made tu call him hu.k wI 10 a freight
engines whistle. When two miles br-
low Bradford, u lady living along the
line tagged the tram, and 1t WIS coming
to- a stop, when the mouth hom w--cu.
ger train came around the curve at the
rate Of forty miles am hour and cnmlus
together, bot trains wrr' wrecked aud
tive cars burned Mr.. Couburu. Inc re-
puircr, and Z ,plurcd pu ter were lulIrd.
The engineer uf tram ~. ; VIA -rrlo lee
~ hur and seven or eight pt~scug rs
were injured, hut none seriously. Major
Bu.kr, If tine New Orlcaus Times Dem
ucrat, aud his wife were passengers ON
TIA" team. NJ s. burke WIS only slightly
injured
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20

,,.,,,, s., ,,I, I'oN' ""u" 'e''ts'f'
-Witnrs.p- in the Austin 5 ms and thr
Jrn DAM. case. wre attached y,ster.
"'''
A license to marry issued Yesterday
. to NJ RUhud MhdIrbrou,, aud Nil.
Mary Archer
Justice Davis didn't .ag hn vou.dnr
90 tu church ANY moi- Don't know
What hc thinks.
,,,in ,,i,r,' a n,i., ..," ~ , ,'' o' V'i
"a ,,r,,.t yam ,,iY
BESIDE the case mrniionr! tie
in,, n, , ,..,t ,,uii,,' '''''''"' '''''''
James Daily, one OF the pupils OF
Waco UnNcisiIy, made nn Intellectual at
'''"''' w '"'' away '''' '''"N'
-humois OF a branch at the Missouri
Pacific TO be tut along the Leon Valley
from Bolton ia Gnlc.vllr to Comanchr
CUy were riie yesterday
The bail OF the ioar crooks" Is fixed
AT $500. II Is said one ut ihr>r can give
ii. To-day will test the matter. Mean
while, the Jail dJ-u't leak.
Nh. ..,.,,.,......,
"' A"u"s I,1ls VINO , romIP3,rnt 4r T.,
w. a. N,N' a"" n., "l ''t'i "e'l ',Iu'
| Within E.r,l,nj tn-n,,It
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and some other cause delayed trniAs ON
/ n,..i nam u, "'',' '"' w w..
"''"' '"I ''N'I"I h'"'' N'S't'"'l'
"A "harcl' of the tuIl Colorado a
| santa Fr railway company is ut the Pa
rluc hutcl lie l. snI 10 be feeling
around tor the Waco tap Of that line.
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w. 49,, a.. i,,.,,,,,,i.o
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\ cstcrduy an OH negro, named Ben
s,mchndy, attempted to turd the river
with an overload ot wood, and he had to
un DAD aud brinL his freight ~ the STICK
To the shore.
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-Nir. T.. Nj. Farrcl, dispatcher ol the
reNa- Central at Waco. says tue chtngc
"t check time. sun av, WAS elected with.
ont any cree, tihlr .on the line he
rrpr, sent; other di,putchcrs report simi.
luly.
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.,,.,.,',, ,,,,n'I,., Sun.I,y' If, tLr .blf i'm
InI. inv Via. ,.,,,,,.nn Than r,rr an,
/ .nrrrJ in Tho same br,r AT ANY former
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-20
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