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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

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sherlH fimtrflsfu cottubofniea The pfeeed.
inr vllnrts ana testified 10 the subsequent
disposition Of The animal
The state here rested lia ease and the Court
M Hush will make the epcnius ZOE ihr dr.
fenae 10 morrow and, NJ near AZ rnn tr aeref
tanei The defense viii ehdcavef ~ show the
rslaienee ~ . eunFfifarf 10 fnAiAn the rfIfnr
on the drfeudant, and will also Fhuw that
FRANK ihines WAS moi IN the State when this
erllno was committed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

oAbNfs' hor aug
,s,,,cn,.,. ,a,s,,n. ~ ,ha snl,,r :, wooa
iIiis and The disposition o. Of oil bl. body.
Elias Ford. recalled, tsstined % tho killing
Of Wood Hite, stating that Liddcll was shot
ana sounded N the lima
,e.iIned p .ssing him several ii@ss q her
nncles Charles Ford y hapae. where he rs
known by ne name % hali anl wore sas.
~ so ~ hss w ~ VII i'm n ''s~'' "
w,p,aa s',, III sa.sssd y, a. asa ..r.,si
effect as ihs foresolnF si,ness: 80.
samss nnsnss. ot y h.anmesn; s "sn,ta sn,,nsa
ssns ~ sas ~ IN, III s,a,sny @ Viii 20
a.py 49, ,,,a,,s ~ h,,s's ~ 49,.
them, them 70 siS iSs n 1 l. Juno jasS,ion. on ''
sosepn Manory iaentinsn ,ne ne,.naan' .nlls ".
1aln 1ls,,.a ~ ~ ,,A ~ ~,
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Jan.s po,,. n,o,,,..o, NJ tho blaes.m,,b
shop idcuiinsd Jsmes and tes'ined 20 dinerent
visits made py Jsmce 70 hh shop, 70 nr n.
ies secompany,nx nln. nnn 20 snos'nh ~ daa, n,s
horses James haa sisen ,hc nam. o. vMfsnn M
fro,s Ray County: wIias.- -. : mars y
..,od ter aeisnosnt noyat NOUN sIlsr .ho
winston fobbery, rhst nc sss toih she vas
kickcr and wss ye.se Jaine. mArc.
a,a q 70 o. .ssias him afp = Pa,ss shop Juy ISL
and NJ; Hushss we're there a. ne tims.
,asnt,ssd ids she dssendsnf q hsyIns been Al her
houss shc I'm or ian Of July. issl. and par.
taten Of breakfast In company with another
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

bAfIsATfN, NO., aug. IL
The trial of Frank James was resumed this
morufus q, sIshs oeivok. wnun DICK Lihdell
agnln took tho stand was subjected 10 rigid
noss.examinatlon by Mr.. Phillips, OF counsel
OF the defense, which failed 10 shake tho
testimony OF Llddell. Mr.. Phillips took tho
witness over every step OF ground referred
10 by him In his trstlmnoy IN chief without
nllciing anything which tended IN any way
10 contradict that testimony II anything
IifheIis testimony 10 day was moro full and
description than on Saturday.
Defendants counsel fled motion 10 strike
out Liddells testimony. on the ground that hc
was All sccomplico OF tho defendant, which
II Thomas Ford, father OF tho Ford boys,
testified that he know. the defendanti saw
him IN 1881; heard Of tho Winston robbery,
saw tho defendant short time before that,
between the ist aud 10th OF July iIr wcut
by the name OF Hall. The defendant IA the
man saw on that occasion.
Elias Ford testified that he know defendants
nrst saw him In May. ISL hr went BY the
name OF HALF Jesse Introduced him BY that
nano. have soou defendant often since.
Witness testified 10 his knowledge OF q box
OF guns shipped TO BIS brother, J. U ford.
W. X. Oliver aud Thomas A. Manloye tee.
tined 20 the delivery of express packages 10
the messenger on tho train robbed.
Mrs. Martini Bolton, sister OF Bob and
Charley ford, testified 20 hor knowledge oi
ffank James, and also her negotiations TOT
the surrender OF Dick Liddell. Dick sur
punishment, and that howould testify agains'
the rest OF the band
An attempt BY The defcnse TO get witues.
10 talk about The Killing OF Wood Hlie or oI
her conduct on the day Of his death. WA
omphaticaily sat down on BY the court,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

An Alabama slergynsa had : -
kct which hsd not been handled elnee
the var. and, Of c0uzye, , ~ N
loaded. The cler4ymen's -, W -
grown up sincs ihlt tine. pleyl11y -
dsriook 10 show s{{tend ~ hcgelIoU
uerc conducted In u fnfheT'e IN, -
of course, the gun went ~ - c1<x!s4
away The top d the fEipnd'o keod. VII
people neTw leafn ~ - muoko4
evsi, TIE rsvolutionefy voopon, + 49,.
lusely safe ualese ~ s1uok = - ~
the barrel has len ~ - 4 psE9g ~
forty yearsf-- fntfescpeob 5s>Sne1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

Stuart Cumtosion4 - -
mindsea1es whe arpc11o9 = - e1le
lry la1s vistn, ~ reoeo!1y ~ =
~. veeasrt!o - -
q pepefs - J ~
1lrlc&
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

dral which is said to be two hundred
years old it is an adobe building, and
the Mexicans al sit on the floor as there
are no seats in the church.
l got on street car and went back to
FL Paso, Texas, thinking the United
States was good enough for me. That
evening took the cars for this place,
which is situated so miles north Of
Lordsburgh, which is the nearest rali.
road point This is the
BEST MINING COUNTRY
/ have seen since I left the Black Hills,
and l think l will camp here for some
time. The principal mine here is the
Carlisle, owned by w. A. Parish, an old
Black Hitler, who In 1877 Was superin.
tendent Of the Father De Smet mine in
the Hills. He has a twenty stamp mill
erected on the mine, which is a very
large, over 50 feet wide, and il free
milling gold ore and will run on an
average 80 to the ton. He has . very
beautiful residence near the mine and
has his family with him. Mr.. Highly Of
Central City, y. H., is here running tho
Carlisle store and I am working in tho
store with him. Andrew Brown, OF
Central, b. H., is foreman Of the mine.
MIR Parish employs about ECO men, and
all have houses erected around tho
mine. There is plenty Of water and
wood here, and the mine is only two
miles from the Arizona line. Mr.. Parish
is always pleased to see anybody f.om
the Hills, and gives everyone work that
halls from that section. Miners here
get 500 per day, carpenters $500,
and living is about the same as in the
Hills.
w. J, THoRNBY.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
NOTICE No. 1ii.l

A PPLICATION FOR A PATENT to tho J. G..
ABlaine Mine. United States Land Once
Dead~ood. ID. T., Novcmber 18th, 1882 NOTICE
Is hereby given, that George W Kretzinger by
Ralph G. Webster his attorney in fact whose post
Office address is DcadwooG ID. T. and George A.
Norcross whose postofiicc address is Tigeryille.
ID. a. have this day filed their application for a
patent fox 1900 linear feet OF the J. e. Blaine min
or vein bearng gold with surface ground 800 fers 3
IN width, situate lying and being In no organ
lied quartz mining district, county OF PenninC.
ton and territory OF Dakota and known and des.
ignatcd by the field notes and Official plat on no
In this Office as lot No. $50, The exterior bound
arcs OF said lot NO $50 being as follows to.W!t.
Variation 10 q cast, beginning at the northwest
corner, u pine post 601Sx3 inches set in ground
aud mound OF rocks marked mo 4" on ono
side and IN 350' OH opposite side for corner
No |, from which u = Locating mlMumcnt No 80
bears north II ~ IN west l57 feet distant From
thence running; first course, sOuth i6 q 10 III east
995 feet to corner No 2; second course. south I'D
10 III east sos feet to corner No 3; third course
north Tia Om east 800 feet 10 corner No 4: fourth
course north l0d SGm west 470 8 feet to corner No
8; fifth course north l6d 20m west 1929 feet to
corner No 9; sixth course south I'D l0m west 500
feet to corner No and place Of beginning con.
tan.ng 10 SO acres.
This clatfn Is bounded on the west by the Gar.
neld' aud on the south by the CLARA K" lode
The location OF this nire is duly recorded I'm
the Records OF said Pennington county Book D,
page 1856
direct that this notice be published for tes
consecutive weeks in the CUSTER CRRoEIcIg
1910 Y. Z. CHAMPLIN, Receiver
T. c. Webster, Attorney for Applicant
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

The bin to provide for performance OF
the ,:ulies OF The oaicc OF president in
c5sc o: the removal death, resignation,
or inability oo;h of tie president an,l
vice president, as it passed :nc senate,
euart.:
So. /. In Gaze rthc removal, dcat;,
resignation or inability oc both the pres
iden: and vice president of the United
states, the secretary OF stale, or If there
Je none, or IN case of his removal. death
resi- siynation or inability, thea another
| member Of The cabinet. in this order OF
precedence Secretary Of The treasury,
| re reslry of war, attorney -ga lcral, post
| mis!rr- General secretary ofthc navy, or
secretary Of the interior shall act as
| president until the disability il removed
or Until the vacancy is otherwise law
| fIliy iil'cd-such oii,'er being eligible
= The office "f PRECEDENT un,ler the con-
sItctioa, and no; un,ler articles Of i'm
pe1chment by the house OF representa-
tive, az the time the powers and duties
II the office shall i.yolvc uron him,
provided, that whenever the powers
AMI duties u tAc president Of the Unit
ed States shall deyo)yc uprl any Of the
persons named, if congress be not then
in session, or if it wouit not meet regu-
ar!i within - LArs thereafter, i. shall
be the duty Of the person nppm whom
such powers and il;ics shai! deyulve TO
issue o proclamation conyening congress
i'll extraordinary session aui giving 20
days no,ice Of the tillc Of meeting.
$40. 2. That the preceding section
shall oDly be held 20 describe and I'D.
ply 70 those officers who shah have been
apfoiatcd by The advice and consent Of
tae senate 10 the Offices therein named
SEc. i. That section li5, revised stat
u!ea is hereby reDe4lcd.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
the Chinese under tho Code.
New York Tribune


Enter paliccmaR Reads )--"Mr
Qrong Long, YOU are hereby noti:icd, in
conformity with the provisions Of :hc
ne" code, that You mus. close your shop
on Sunday under penalty OF the law"
Quong Long "Codee. me no sabee
what YOU call codee."
Officer (aside) Faith II! translate i.
FOR The hayilen Chinescr big policce
Mclean man slay you 40 washee SAlun.
day; shuttle shopl.e, 90 chop, chop
churchee-D'ye understand that be-
gholra?"
Quouc Long Bring him in to-mor
row, one dolce dozen.
O2iCer-"I don't want washn'. !
warn ye to shut your ehop tomorrow. -
Quong Long bringing license; ;-"Bis
copee, five dolce, alice lite"
Officer very mad, and shaking club
-"Ie'd better mind phat l say or pll
run yc in at sunrise meseIf"
Qrong Long (acer consulting his die
tionary)--"Nie sabee, me christian; so
Mclean Suiiiay-school. pu: shu,tee ~
allie time Sunday"
Officer returning later finds the follow
ing ia the window
Motifs.
Sunda.
No washec, no comce. Man p,ua 90
chnrchee. New Codcc
OyorG
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

No washec, no comce. Man nlnst @
chnrchee. New Codec.
QCoNG LONG.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

Territory Of Dakota, County OF Custer-n. In
the district court, first judicial district.
Daniel w. Flick and Samuel)
X. Shankland,
Plaintiffs.
John f. Howell and the Sal
jnpA Mining Co'rDy cf North :
America, a corporation form
ed under the lava Of the state
Of New York,
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named
defendants;
You are hereby summoned and required to ar.
swer the complai mt of the plaintiffs in the above
Of said court at the court house In Custer City
Custer county, d. H., and to serve q copy of your
answer TO the said complaint on tie subscriber
at his Office In Custer City in said county and
territory within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and II you shall fxll to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs In this action VIII apply to the court
tor the relief demanded in the complaint
EKANKLIN. W. KNIGHT
Planting attorney
Dated December 1st, 1882.
To the above named defendants
Take notice that the complaint In this action
was filed in the clerks office Of The above named
court at the cour' house in Caster City Custer
county. Dakota territory. on the Ia day OF De.
cember lSso and this summons Is served on You
by publication pursuant TO an order of theIion
q. c. Moody, Judge Of said court. made Decem-
Der 18th, A. D., 1882.
FRANKLIN w. KNIGHT,
PlaintifA' aaauV
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
Love in tho Country.

Soon the season will be here when
the rural beau takes his sweetheart and
treats her to gum drops, oysters or ice
cream. After rambling about all day,
the lovers return home at night happy,
but thoroughly worn out and perhaps
sick. On all such occasions, a gentle
dose OF Swaync's Pills should be taken
to insure healthy system for the en-
suing day. They prevent the approach
OF illness, and stimulate the digestive
orr IL b, a sDu.i,. condition.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

Notice to Thomas C. Paterson. You are hereby
Nnol fed that have expended 500 90 I'm labor
and iinpIoverscnts on tie Union mine Custer
county, territory oT DAKOTA ia order 80 hold sa!s
premises uucer the provisions OF Eection 1924 Re-
Viscd Statutes of the United States being tho
amount required 10 hold the same for the year
lSs2 aud II within 20 days after tlis notice by
proportion Of such expenditures as co.owncr
youT intcft st In said claim will become the prop.
eity Of tho subscriber under said section 232i
Henry .ALBIxY
Dated Custer City, Dakota. January I3, 1883.
1913
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
A CORRESPONDENT in the Minreapoli

A correspondent in the Minneapolis
Tribune thus comments on the capital
Of our territory an he is not very off
"But what Of the present capita? How
does it impress North Dakota stranger
ike your eorrespondont? Iank;on il
2 sleepy, dull, out of the way town with
a splendid townsite. II is ne. As large
AS Fargo or Grand Forks, is not as beau
ti!ul q city as Jamestown, and does no.
begin 10 have the lively, business like
appearance OF Bismarck or Mandan
From Sio0x City to Yankton oae travels
along the trearhcroUs bottom lands Of
the Missouri river, and with the excep-
tion of Nerni!lion, does not see town
that looks as though il Was founded be-
forc .he word boom" WAS patented b.,
North Dakota. N.r,nililon used to be
located on the bottom lands, but il now
climbing UP the bluffs 10 escape foods,
and the cxcriion has awakened il 10 a
new life. iankton has s:rAuts l3J icei
wide and one Of these was designed ~
the founders OF The townsite ~ the main
street. business, however. got started
on Z side strec,, and thc lots were turn.
cd around and tha, is now the m.,i,s
~ either end OF the street are ;hc I've
principal hotels, or rather government
official hospitals. The principal i:nera
al the regular tables are United States
marSiais, deputies jndyes, secretaries,
etc, etc. Just now they are competing
with each other in tlrr exhibition Of the
greatest number OF 1885 railroad p;ssc.,
and each enjoyed the lnxnry OF wood
ii:c III his room for - cents day extra
over ,he usual rate of;2 and S2.5o."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
Notice.
w. J, THosNBY

Those desiring to mako final proof on
pre-enption or homestead claims can do
so before the clerk Of the district court.
thus saving the expense Of making .
trip TO Dcadwood. l5tf
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20

Wood received, at this Office on sub.
ecription. Not q two year old club but
good cord wood.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-01-20
enALL POX

in The town, and that three men died in
the hotel that night ! immediately
asked what time the next train would
leave town and was told not before
O'Clock in the evening. Nearly every
body that could get away had gone, and
nearly every one in the place was de.
moraiized by the fearful pest was
tod that the Iecease WAS not as bad on
the other side Of the river in Paso Del
Aorte, Old Mexico, aud took street
car and rode over there. The distance
is three miles, fare 10 cents Paso Del
Norte is an extensive city, it extends
some miles down the Rio Grand river
and has ut present q population Of 10000
Inhabitants. Its sister city on the other
side is almost entirely American and
while il contains only about 1000 popu-
lAtion it is an extremely lively place
and rs il is an important railroad centre
it is bound to grow rapidly. A large
portion Of the town consists of new and
handsome brick blocks and business Of
all kinds was very good before the small
pox struck there. 1t is the gateway TO
Old Mexico and promises some day to
become great city. After getting Of
the cars on the other side I walked up
y narrow street which is the business
street to tue main Plaza. which was
crowded with throngs Of people Of all
ages. / looked for an American to talk
to but could not see any. The Plaza
was covered with an awning and under
meath were gaming tables on which
variety Of games were being INDUCED
III, and as many women playing as men,
all having an opportunity Of selecting q
mode of loosing their money suitable to
their inclination and the length Of their
purse. On the outside Of the Plaza are
a large number Of drinking places. Their
FAvoRITE BEVERAGE
is native wine. visited the old Ca4he-
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Sin braSer Manu.

2eomtHfer, RaT., 2. 4uguf. -
6rnnt 8. 8OnIep, tpelder In ether bteiigeu
glIbeIfabrtt um 8iOsr beidafttgt 1T, tuurOe
geitsrn IbenO burd @eIaret Dor benz Sc.
3aloe ans 6enfer bes ;peiten StOdss gez
loft nno lab MN 3pei fuabeu i'm alter BON
sebn nno 3W0lf Sabren, Sriioer, gameus
Nabon, i'm Slufie nit benz Grtrtnten lam.
pten. Gonleg beiaun fid faineu Gugens
bltd, ionSeru iprang aus elmer S0be BON
3tpan3tg 5uB aus bem 6enfer uuO fiir,te
f9 IN oas g8aiier, obue Sic S9ube ober lei,
ne Sdiirje nbjulegen. Gtner Der Ruubeu
tIommerte iid iofOrt an feineu Sals, Der an
eere ergrtff frumpfbaft Die 8etne bes erften
Suaben; auf bieie 8eiie nuroe 0fomlsp Elm
babies Suseno 9ial inter 6as 0aiier ge;os
gen uno erf, als er mad Uisleu gtdben un0
ielbff nebr tObt, oils Iebsnotn ans llfer aes
iargte, iab er, OaB er ffatt etuea gebeus Be.
rem 3tpet gerettet bate. Sc uabm mebrere
Stun6en, ben etuen 8ru0er tpieOer in's Qe.
ben 3uriid III rufen.
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eOfalbertate aus gsafbinatOn.

g8aibtngton, 2. auguf. - Saoie
2opeln unb Sattte BeOfore, Ipet iuuae RGbs
den aus gutter Samtlte, Urauuten oteier Sas
ge aus ytOrfOlt burd, rpur6su nber in etuen
iibelbRtiihttgten Sauis In gBaibington uerz
baftet. Gle tpsrbeu islbfoerfdu6itd nab
ylorfOlt nieber ausGeltsfert neroeu.
- pr. R, u. 9aupbtu reid)te gegeu ben
Serausgsber bss oSunoan @brontcte" rue
gen etnes am %. Suli per0fentltdteu Grs
tttels, bic Qoutfana'er 2otterte betreffenO,
etue Rluge nuf $4,000 SdaJeneriab Elm.
- Senrr g. 6ruien BON 2autel Eactor1,
Erince @eorgeS @ountb, 3d., benadrid.
ttgte bic Boli3d gelteru 4beno, 6a5 ibn auf
einem Spa3terguuge etue Sd0ne begeguete,
melde er einluo, ein @las NIT ibm III leereu,
uHO uahbem er iid bon ihr UsrabidteOet bait
te, mar ietn BOrtemonate NIT $50 b .Ihmuus
ben. 8as UidOden ttrg eur 3eit cine rotge
Sade, bic aber ttob ader Yad)foridungen
nidt mebr entbedt perueI touute.
- Der yIeger SEQ. y. Snitb rei6te etne
Rlage gegen ben Reffaurnteur Sas. Bin
bon yir. 343, Bennipluauia. 2lueuue, etu,
neil itd bteier geWeigert gatte, tbm 3u fer
utren.
- @efern mahteu Die 8aiIeuttuJ.r bes
ct. Siuceuts sButienhuuies nit Der y8altts
SbiO'@iieububn" eiReu Gusflug mad
bem Bdlbdeu nabe SigblanJ.
- Sn Oergangeuer ytaht tuur0en 6as
gEaurenbaus unb Die Staluug bes 6ru. gB.
@arrico, SIR. 1910, @ilfte StraFe, SIooit,
OoIlfdutig burd 5euer 5erfort. gtne Bartie
gi6beIH uno 8abad, bret pertb0ole Bferbe,
eine RItidbe uu6 mebrere Yferdegei6trre
purbeu ebeHfaus eiH 8aub Der 6lammeu.
Der Oaburd angertdtete Sdnben mtrO auf
$4,000 gsIhdBt. Die unfOBeuoen @ebdlSe
murben gletdfGus betridtlta beiad0tgt.
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TrrAnr Rnmh

guubein, Ysnui., 2. @uguf. - Su
oo,le3ter Ha6t purbe In benz @eb6Ite bon
@eorg 9nnner & Comp. etu fii9ner &aub
bon allem Gnideine nod erfabrenen ginbres
dern Ueriibt. Die 3tebe raubten lGnf3ebn
Stiid Set6eu3eug, itsbsu filberne rbren,
mebrere itlberne 3ufeluufidse uu5 etue Bar
tie SdJaludgegenffdnoe i'm geiammtpertbe
BON ettpa $10GJ. Dlittelft eiueG 8rsdtars
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