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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
VIOLA.

H. Stanchfeld was the heaviest loser in
this township. losing an elegant residence,
two barns and other buildings. Other SUI
ferers here were: T. Richardson, Charles
Richardson, Martin Sawyer, Henry Rich
ardson, VIM. Brown, who lost buildings and
grain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
Reports from. the County.

The following reports OF injuries of per-
sons and losers of property
in different towns of the county. were re-
ceived to-day:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
: 20
PER CENT. CASH DISCOUNT

Commencing Wednesday morn
ing, August 22d, and ending
Tuesday night, August 29th, on
all KILT SUITS. This discount is
from the RED FIGURE PRICES,
makingin ell an average discount
of about IS per cent. from retail
values. The styles are all good,
being new this spring, and COM
prises all told about 200 suits.
This is a great sacrifice. Ebut we
will try it for one week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

FARtBAULT, Aug. 23.-Mayor H. W. Pratt
and three OF the aldermen absent. There
fore, nothing has yet been done about the
aid for Rochester.
W1AoNA, Aug. 23.-Gov. L. F. Hubbard:
Winona raised $4,000 last night for the
sufferers as Rochester and vicinity.
Another meeting will be held tonight,
JOHN LUDWIG, Mayor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24

In this town the sufferers reported are
Mrs. Quincy, Samuel Tenny and Mr.. Wig
an, buildings, stock, machinery and grain
CASCADE.
ID Clemens, house destroyed and barn
unroofed.
E. Coon, barn destroyed and hay and
grain swept away and several head of stock
killed. NJ. Herd, R. Waldron, John Nc
Grover had buildings destroyed, stock
killed and grain swept away.
Peter Clemen suffered broken leg, and
a young daughter of A. N. Rice was Sc
verely bruised by being blown against a
bank.
Thomas Donovan lost his house and
granary, some hay and grain.
j. B. Little, sii his buildings.
VIM. McGovern, house blown down, and
family, five in number, injured, no one
dangerously.
T.McGovern, Mrs. Knusler, DR.. Gross, W.P.
Brooks, 7. Barman, j. Lutz, Silas Heltz, of
this town were also sufferers, in injury to
buildings, and loss of grain, machinery,
etc.
@Andrew Lilo, living twelve miles from
Rochester, on his farm with his son-in-law,
Christian Johnson, was killed in the
destruction of the farmhouse. All the
buildings on the farm were DESTROYED.
while all the grain was swept away.
Andrew johnson, a well-to-do farmer
injured by falling timbers of his house.,
died to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
QUINCY.

In this town the sufferers reported are
Mrs. Quincy, Samuel TeDny and Mr.. Wig
an, buildings, stock, machinery and grain
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

The grand @biow out" at Rein
hardt & Moors's on Sunday Evening
vas success in every sense. Ths
neaineSs Of the apartment, hospital
Ivy 81 the hosts and especially the
cold lunch served deserve particular
comment as being admirable The
mu-ic was al~o cnIiveninz. and We
feel assured that those 81 the boy-
who failed 10 get = psske at Gaia
haose lack" -ueeeeslssi IN amn-su4
themselves nj something else
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
Three Daily stages.

Three Daily sta rs are DOS RIM
nlng into ketchum- Besides the
regular through Biaektoot coach,
and the morning extra recently put
en between keteElun and Bellevue,
the terminus line now comes
through ID one day arriving here
late in the evening Thus ketchum
has got u t,c the headquarters tor
the entire stage travel, aud shir =
why tie Hailey papers are unable
TO give the list Of arrivals
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
a 60 roa NAeur

fsf 81 Lass g
=. 60. -


81rz1z + 4a4e ~ lse -. xhe<1
ssFlf a.ae - Asle III CouHsvs
ssss FS cav $50 =p{isese
ST ESSAY ESS.E
mir Z sel9s as sea 81 eth@w zain-
e-zfS, wss svr : ~~4ek-
sit d Ia am st11 81 szllle.. Di..rzxs.
SsssEtF ol Atss--e< So Idaho 4.x4
ses xr4tsd BIZ me h n aas4s s4ss q. rsi raar e.
uie IN his otzzce A. L { Ne sS Ia I.w-ahfr Z
Ncrrh Range Is Dc erzAas kSs1 rnsl =ie<xfk,e<3 a.
said ne1d roSa xaT Eas NH magnetic varis-
tier II y degrees tzs< as Is lows. - ~x-
Goa memo NJ al tue ts<<sr -xy ins as.sf rag-
ming thezsee Sorre IS deg u Enln ". xTV tees c
c<n-sr uE Norsa~ ese end EHe OF esafxns theAr4 4
- deg - W. 80 sse< - 81 No = sAene< 8 e
deg ID sezc IS 4ze fsss 70 pest No = hence g. i
sse< "a min y sssAcs fses 20 poss No y; fsence .
AIDES = -tsr Z. so fsss 30 Ioss Ne u saAnSs
ii @>< . ratn y. rs tses 70 pest - S: tkrrse 3
81 deg Is Min N. SO Test 20 p0os No 6. IL e.Se q
N5ex Is rAsu W. 80 feet % s,csf NOT. tho rlsxs
Of bexinniax <urssy 81 exterior ee9ndAxise O.
ezaisu. esasszRlag at aEe~ ApFfisd TOR = iSz
acres exclusive Of ares in eonaizs with XIX
auxn Let A.
frssna pest Nos s<ctiaa u<xner eozurpca a
sscsfof>s =, e Is ana 10 ia n. n - e. hears
\. - dex ~ zssn ". lascl fec. ais-zzt.
The u@ezxsf kaeSrr totasfcus ARE ssae Kskhe<s.
ycnsArs, Starlight and SoEfkxnk
Ans and 81 persons claiming adversely AHr
f~a<tion OK ssf1 Sooaslay N<rze o. sErfA,e Erulr5
are seqsi-sd 70 ME shcir adverse clxlras VIII
tsas Register ef the Jnited 6sasee Lasd or >
the ssxss DAYS p<zses II pahfea,zsa kexecf, -
they VII ta hxr-ss1 - ssr-rfs o. ~sa fxpsisseu9
ds-~rs that ssfs Hoss-< y. r.esAAes n 4.
kx~srx axNsrtSx, the ne~ spsfer f=a.ssaea
nearest sks sssd @lAla- calm, ~ he period a
sixty szss, DIP Pasra,
Ne IL kAsss-ss.
wn Exsamaa Assv fsr ApsssoasA
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
isauaing Houses

= u Oelscy ( Co, otsh's place
vito nave nor some tiine isass been
doing AN accommodation banking bus
mess Tor TIC several corporations
horeabouts Twill immediately oahm
up tsniS, distinct from tbs Nlcftan
tire establishment, aid Dc . general
banking business, issuing Exchanges
an San fH,aneiseo, t'ii'casgc New
York and the principal eities Of
Europe. The counter aud other
Furniture is so~ being made ~ u
Y. Room, md wilt ~ n place short
IL The banking apartment uasieg
lie 'aireeS 'ehsrss . Ns tlehecy
Niss Wserpy the ,sashsr opposite the
coantiH room il the Msin sior
isiI&ing oi the somFany
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

a meeting Of the citizens Of
kctchum was called by tho trustees
Tor Tuesday evening and o'clock
on said evening the Regulator ball
was filed with earnest and expe-
tant visitors. The meeting was
called to order Ivy the Chairman
Mr.. Hawkins, tho first order OF
business being the election of
town treasurer and recorder 10 i'll
the vacancy made by the retiring u
Mr.. Steward, Mr.. RichaFI "
was unanimously elected a t88i
sItion, The water question
arose and npon Request lud-
laid before the House q if
to supply the town site NJ
ing the entire sssssg 10
sum required 70 tAHi ~
amount OF wate ~
Main street n lis sfite
FL After cei'7l''s'a'
'ne elaifniai' e 'i'3s'''s
70 order oi the hotl
q 'iree e3''si+ltsl
necs' 'ni4e aha
'he loWii is'ia ass'i es''i s''t - va ]
- rn'S'iis the iftlbsss't 3siii5a,
= !. 1870 1.ul-s 's' es 1917
iilitice w Htt4tet si's1 4tliss6A 81 Eali
as '''r + + 'i4.ti9llsi 4''sl s''k tls
puf''ha7e q aeeesa aa4Ht iiss ST
Siiie iot ssf'e e7i4'ea hss 'ts $50 We
al .hat fe''iisfh'tgi3 is8 'fsa aR3
variance lo 1--WE sas4aiA it4ssih las
proloHl'iHh Vtiil5 4s ~ q h.oti'h
WIS seeoiiaea aiii passed. Al31h
"hieb aif. y added TINT he ~oHiu
u"iiate sioV Tor u starter ltoha MP
pause. J ii'is napphy ehdea lie
wate' iues''Oil anu 'ho pr"8'i'i's'''e
"hich MI. HAWKINS de'lyerei q
lengthy ora.loh aPPeai'll@ % ihe
citizens iof a Decided sland a-a'iis'
inc puo'lc oIel'hs p teNi' 'p'S =
eoilten'pH'teu ~ I lev fc'ltioi'si7
whose aoeum.ht Jay rviots us
mouse WIN an Wei'S 70 7 'i'e "h'
Pfoses.'''s' as'''i's' y i'''eiy fv1e'Ne'
from TIC l-and e"miliissl'iier Ae
faf.ahu' ihe l'nSc see''e'i con
-l',i'''''N ~ variance On 'ne i'oh'h"4
iues''''h' MANY Within any a'iasf
7'al'i'ng "hAeFsf y !" y fsa
sl7i'''i' afe' ~ e'o4'ic'lSe 'f'V@iie'
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
4 Lecture On Wenan,s Rights.

Oitr well known eloeutsoni~t. W
q Mcdowell ell deliver j lecture
entitlesI Woman, Rights s. The
Davis bah next Fri,lav evening.
Il viii l,e given for tic hensfis 81 tie
ketchuni SUNDAY school and ! gen
eral good attendance il ANTICIPATE.
Admission Only so cents.
Clafks peck train arrived this morn
ing from Keiton- packed with giant
powder for the Vienna mine.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
xI5M Reward

4 reward ~ sl5eD il offered by
the Governor and citizens 81 Boise
Tor the recovery dead Or alive" d
one csttner. the murderer Of Walt
Coffin. costnsr Is described - be-
ing nearly tx feet high, light buil'I-
fair complexion, large blue eyes
light bair inclined to curl. ami hay-
ing the habit Of irnwnias when ii
conversation.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
WARNIsG

To 4hE WHOM II eAf os-Egs= The
undersigned. Frs,nk F. FuIfnrd, hereby
cant onsa al persons against purchasing
any portion il the BLUE JACKET mine
situsted on Wakm Spring Greek abous
one anI ons--liislf miles from the Phila-
delphia eoinpnnyss Saw mill Of any u r
s7n save him ELF: he, Frtnk z. FE.iftsrd
being gssIIy the exclusive ewntf Of the
said mime, which he intends 10 hold en-
FRANK F.FULFoBD
Ketehum. an ~
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

APfLIcArIoH FOR PATENr
Ns1ss 20 Its-
NSITED 1T4TEf LAND OFFICE (

Nst.ss "a ItS
UNIFIED 1TATEs LAND OFFICE
Rcs~e Eaty, Idsnu. Aszr1 y. Es-ss
Sosi1e + hereby zsvsn Ehzt isaac I Less.
County. Id.no Territory. has .4a=l= stsEzzrstiez
Tor Uzzssd States Eazz1s for Us
TNPEREAh
Lode ss1 Nil ss.e Cana sfEezzs u Var
Spring Greek 5l{=lnz Bf-srlsE- at EzS Count
Halo Te Ttt1zY m -1r II 81 linear rseS CT
I'VE aces II rua-ra ss-2E zosass fsz s4e Nj
site te H iscz 80 = 1, ans ~ B. and zzs-rlb
81 = t.s 81 H.t7 asl+i = o. - 2 Erzzl g.
vev % zle a = cSEse- VIZ Ezsezes sziztssa
a. 3 slszr - ana y = nsleS e-ass II staz@s.
9eFH faeae1az = the aA~sz0seFs zs1lnz u K1zz
cszfE1- ard rEnnfng theme y &c deg II rim v
1as1cs y u 80 min H. DC II 60 lest M /
saezec Il deg ~ HsEa T. Issfs feez q rxs - Nc =
hence :. = dag . MN " 81 E - pest Ne -
a nc y a FAeg - rain ". 80. Il 20 Eess No =
Hsscs n n sszz ~ azzn T. s5@ r 70 pcs No +
All psa-s o seFinElHl- survey ef sxtsrsoT
ssalIsi7rY. embracing N aKss Of Is - aeEes
E'xvnz Eaass Re. /, section Garner euEzE0z =
eeszans IA Is y and II r. 81. of Il Ii Z.
bears y g DEE Is Esia y lkzt fees distant
MILL SITE. L6T y p
Caumsrcir= Il " Sc Iass rsssz ~aIea ~
Eai ss-e efsiza bsiax fhsFe SCI II 1asurnf q
ns thence ; IA slsg ~ sain E as f. 10 51s=
"a " : y - 50 = 70 past Ne ?: thence \
i aeg (. 50 s = to<E A9 = s.ssas@ = = de-
" 80 L To pez= No J. tss1 ptzrs 1t tszfnrtux
sHTves a exterior ha8udzzss-- ss-orzesnS ~
z-es u EEe sers~- FEaze psi No 1 sSezza1 reze
Eer On line between townships OF zaETes It
zasi f- easz. eaxntossz 80 zsxzfezs Is sz<s = -
: E. ara - aEd y - Z y k-tsaEs - = deg
Eln Il, fIsii e distssaS- kx7z NJ II U. = l. =
4. bears Er8nz sasre E4sk : deg Z zsaH - Sc 8
1zzk1S + diktzaz
TIE sd sfininz rEsirr heznG & tsccs. II she
0enee d Ire G1EntF Herezszsr q SAID AlnizE
District. - HzzlsF- = 4iszs4rS gszEtF. IEsxho
EeETtEeEy- Issz zsaEe-r kaaEH locations 10 IL
std lode beia< ttie Cerfi4ssssl ksEs Si.tz. All
u said Alif Site hrinS TIE Climax sslll STE
Any and al EzeSssEzfz Calming adversely Ezy
petition % kAe ~Si1 Imperial Lazae and MI
SIR Nth sur11cs ground are re2eEed 20 tza
taslF zzSsrSs zssiEfz VITA the Eeziss<- II sas
gussass szzs@s Land Gee. - E5sSHs tssr fiAkz
IaEgis7 = tssAsEE ire szzs7 GIFTS zz1te4 - Sse-
In sA3s z.s<sqf e sazT WI Sc e4szse e wise
s. s1S EsoTissaAs e sae xszs1se
Ites1 th1a this nas1cz 4 IA -af
kzzEes74 EEx rH$E .As $40 bliss -
assta ssse szzss rlzzlaz@ ezzza-. nod e
sskss EHsH - 4sS2.
4 s21 zzSs<r.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

We -ce by the Bellevue papers
that VIM. Johnston aud Katie
tpinwsil form srly have finally CON
soIItlatesI
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

Ore baaliug from the EIkhom 10
the smelters began YESTERDAY Two
four horse teams being employed.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

LavelIs & Lewis mule teams re-
turned to Shoshone and loaded up
there to-day for Ketchrm
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
THE KETgHUM KEYSTONE
Issued livery Friday =
kETGHUA, ALTURAs co., IDAHO.

Gen. Duffy ofthe Irwin mine is in
toxin to-day.
W. ommit tho list of arrivals for
want Of space.
Mrs. William Reynolds is again
residing among us.
Gorham McPheters Of MINI. Il
among tho new srrivals
James Moore hiss returned with
bis teams from Sho-hone.
+. b. Shaw was down from Ga.
lena on Wednesday,
The large pillars are on the
ground for the band pavilion
The KEYsrosgs job outfit and
new press will leave ShosIioue to-
day.
Tho Palace Hotel has assumed an
attractive air within az wei! as
without
Joseph Hawkins came up from
HALEY Tuesday to attend the
town meeting.
The elegant lunch spread out at
Reinhardt & Moore,s was prepared
by the Bon Ton,
We omit the mining news this
week on account Of an unusual ann
cunt Of local matter.
Pinkhsm & Lewis received on
Monday 10000 pounds Of general
merchandise and hardware
" W Stevens, foreman Of the
KEYSTONE, is taking ! spin ii The
lower country on business and
pleasure
The Warm Springs are assuming
4 beautiful appearance, Grass is
high, and the trees in the grove get
ting green.
Lewis & Son have received an ex-
uellent lot Of pure havana cigars
that take the cake over any others
in the country.
]. II. Lewis and family who have
been living at the Elkhnrn during
the winter have moved bacIs 10 THEN
residence in town.
Richard Vests little boy, recently
stricken with pneumonia was put
under treatment OF Mrs. DR. Ritchi,
and has entirely recovered.
T. H. Sherman of Utah. lately
arrived to accept Il btisitloh n til
blacksmith shop of Nelse Madison
Nj. S. Is Is skilled Workman
The charcoal lSilns and roast fur
mace are Iii full blast AZ the Phila
delphia smeltels, while active prep
arations continue to hloW n til
shelters,
Tie KEYSTONE is III the predica
ment 81 general reinodefng ofroom
Ibis week and consequently may an
pear somewhat ahurt # thy usua
matter.
DIR. Miller and Mike Hines 9
HALEY, and Johnny Neagher droy
up to the Midnightand Night HawI
minos on Warm Spring crcek re:
ferdsy
Thos Mitchell hrs st tbs leac
vile Brewefy 70 running asa.r
,ull blast. and beer oi good quslit,
Is brewed III sufficient quanti,y |
meet the kctchum dem0lid.
Hon. ]. NJ. Cunnady. repYeseitt.
1--WE OF the melcantllo Aauaa I
wm. 4. Nollle, llisles w b Low
vesterd'hv accompanied by ~
Louis Eckhaft, i rs.iiissgst
Thos. Lavell, lssas our hesft
oId timer returned iioiA BNile y
Ogden, Kelton aud SaesaeHg Z
Friday last. His muiu ieana tas
arrived, loaded with aaPpiles gf y
saw mills, and his bun tens q
Axpeeted tlaily.
~Calaboose Jack is the ver'ta9
Genius who helped make II iun'
.or the boys At Reinhardts openm
The free lunch racket seemed
strike his cahb,e exactly ant
.aav fae with remarkable teiiacii
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

Thos Mitchell has one nf the fl
nest bar mirrors on Wood River.
Ii was recently received from Belle
yne.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
Notice 81 Furfsitare.
To j. II. Jag.ss

You will fts2ze take notice that lays
expended tfis ssaf, Of cite hHft lrei daa-
lars. in money and labor. On the Greek
mine situated in SswEooth saIn-
in4 District. Altoras c1SFssty. ldlssg
Territory, for the year 1852. and rItiess
vostr share of the said one hundred
dollar tls being one-hsls Thereof
together with interest and esiess thereon.
is paid within ninety days frunn the 4 =
III the service OF this notice. your inter
est in said mining claim Will Ire forfeited
70 me by process OF law. under The set
If Congress approved Aay o. 1872.
A. W MCDONALD.
Eeschnnl. April 4. Iecs
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

An immense strike i reported in
the Justice prospect, we shall en-
tleayef to give an account ri il in
taHr = 81 i-Hic.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

y.ng on the Wood River
,s O. s. T.. has reached
Eeed River about rs
elr;;um.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

We were introduced yesterday
to ar. Moare, a young gentleman
lrum Nevada who couirnlplates
opening 40 asSaN Office IN town.
We understand Mr. II is also a
tirst class book keeper,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

The Boiso papers an Wood River
dallIes cantaIn accounts % tue MUIR
lcr OF Wa1t Colin wesl known AMI
rtsaceied il, tnls plaee. lie Was a :
hn- a. deputy sheriff mih -nut
tarou9n his asa III attempting %
!, rest i4ail judipcs hy ti.o liaiiic u
G or The scene OF TIE murder
~, on the Fayrtlc.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27

Sir Blaser, 81 tnp well known
Blsser MINES Oh Warm Spring creek
arrived yesterday even.i5 or tae
through ctiash t.um SaoSaons liz
$ accompanied l'y MS son anl ine
alters wife, who have come to
abide ampng Us.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27
eBumme = beats and beggars' ar

"Bnmnie beats and beggars' are
50 common ~ Iluiiey n - he Il
source OF cpliSst..li an.ieyatce aud
they strike deep into tie Times
mans Conscience He says they are
.offen,ivclY obirusiye with; sGup'n
hey pardon. hut | haven't had IA
meal in Is days, nor . cent, cunt
you give ne a haIftioi.arz. Lucky
for lis Is Yop's continual adyesiis-
ing.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-27


Col. Green lately arrived from
Philadelphia sui Is visiting the Phil
adelphia company plants II keteh-
UNI, the Senate Cos at tialena, and
the Little Wood River Co. at Mud
doom, NIL Of @hich will he under the
Colonies charge during the Scason.
He will make hi- headquarters ut
ketehunr We are pleased II sec
such men in onr midst, men OF activ-
lty..with the proper idea OF eeuduc-
ting miilin,. and mining enterprise.
The fire company is now il debt
sl50 tor ladders buckets and uther
necessary equipments and il seems
i nothing mole than proper for the
most active members % wstsit some
/ thing to work on III eNse 81 fire
/ Mater of course i what We need
Mvssrs. Hill anl Boon at the re
cent TOWN meeting represented ii,
fre csimlanys needs very plainly
and there is certainly fsem Tor sur
prise it tsie citizeus do not contrib
ute toward procuring water Tbs
| IRE company Is organized for puhii'
goad, but witnsut water IL witi :,
/ like c.,t witas,rt cisws no earthly
j use.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15
THE BLOODY AXE.

On last Wednesday night, there
was a candy pulling at the house
of one George Hill, negro, about a
half mile from Canton. One Henry
Roe, negro, lost his hat, closed, or
attempted to close the doors until
that hat was procured. Then.a dis
pute arose between Roe and Hill.
10 the mean time William Bryant,
negro came in from another room,
endeavoring to make peace. Hill,
in fury, struck Bryant with an
axe, the blade entering the top of
one of his shoulders, near the neck,
ranging inward, severing the jugu-
lar veins. Bryant died in few
minutes, Hill is still at large, and
efforts are being made to find him.
kilograms have been sent to Car
tersville, Chattanooga and other
towns above, as Hill once lived up
near Tennessee line.
Hill is about feet 10 inches high
very black, 30 years of age, has but
one eye. When he speaks bis voice
is very course Canton Advance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15
A HINT TO THE GIRLS.

The newest parlor game at Lara
ME, Wyoming Territory, where
women suffrage has been establish
ed, was invented by the ladies of
tina. region. The girls sit in one
room in a row, with a chair in front
of each one. The young men, are
stationed in another room, and are
brought in one by one When be
comes 10 the youth chooses his chair
and the young lady behind him
binds bis eyes with handkerchief.
Then the black cook comes in, kiss
es him and disappears The young
man is released, feeling much re
freshed and eated, and promptly
retires to the other end of the room.
His feelings when the next young
man comes in and is treated to this
novel entertainment can be imagin
ed, but they are mitigated by the
pleasure of seeing the other fellows
undergoing the expe' iment AS a
winter evening amusement it lie one
of the most popular.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15
Cobb ShRriff'S Sales for March.

NAIILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city of Marietta, on the first
Tuesday in March next, during the leg' hours
of sale the following property t0-wit:
One lot of land No. HOO, in the 18th District
and % Section OF Cobb county, Ga, containing
40 acres more or less Levied on as tho pro-
perry of Marietta Paper Mill Company, TO
satisfy a if4.. issued from Cobb Superior Court
in favor of J. w Hill VS. Marietta Paper Mill
Company. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs
Attorney. Notice given to tenent in possession
Also at the srme time and place, so acres
more or less off Of the north part of lot No 323,
in the goth District and ID Section Of Cobb
county, Ga. Levied on the property Of Isaac
Hines, to satisfy ffa issued from the Justice
Court s95th District G M in favor of J. f.
Haley VS.. Isaac Hines. Levy made and re
turned to me by w. I Simpson, l.. q. Notice
given to leuepts in possession.
Also al the same time and place. lot OF land
No $50 in the 10th district and lnd section of
Cobb county. Levied on as the property Of b.
w Osborne to satisfy fila issued from Jus
tice court S97 district G. NJ. in favor Of j p.
Dobbs Il Son VS. B w. Osborne. Property
pointed out by plaintiff Levy made and re
turned to ME by W. T. Simpson, l. c. Notice
given to tenents in possession.
Also at The san time and place, Lot of land
No 13l in the I7th District and ID section of
Cobb county, Ga. Levied on as the property
of N. + Legg 10 satisfy a fila issued from the
Justice Court c95th District, G. Nj. in favor Of
w. l.. Cooper vs.. n. f. Lrgg. Notice given
to tenents in possession Levy made and re-
turned to me by T. w. Wallis l.. G.
A. T. CORYELL, Sheriff.
Marietta, Ca. Feb. l, 1898.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15

A prominent railroad man is re-
ported as saying the other day that
we are on the eve of a great revolu~
tiou in railroad construction through
the introduction of paper rails. lie
holds that they will supplant steel
rail, will cost less per mile by one
third, will last longer, will not be
subject to expansion or contraction
from cold or heat, and can therefore
be set so as to do away with open or
loose joints, and roads constructed
of them will be as smooth as one
pair of continuous rails. II paper
rails prove what he says, they will
make railroad travelling great deal
pleasautor as well as railroad build
lug great deal cheaper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15

Riley Pierce, of Smith county,
Texas recently went to Henderson,
in Rusk county, Texas, and volun-
tarily surrendered himself to the au~
thorities. He stated that thirty one
years ago he killed A. II. Pitner in
Henderson and fed the county ; that
he was now an old man, and did not
want to be burdened any longer with
the crime. The old man appears to
be anxious for the law to be vindi
Gated, and says he will acquiesce in
the finding of any impartial Jury of
his countrymen. He states that the
most important witnesses are still
living. The case is creating no lit
tie excitement in Eastern Texas.