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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24

Cochise County to issue bonds in the sum of $1OO,OOO, bearing ten per cent. interest per anpum, for the payment of outstanding county warrants, said bonds to be of the denomination, of $1, 1000 each.
 The bill relating to the pay ment of assessors provides that in Graham, Gila, Yuma, Mohave and Maricopa counties they shall receive four per cent, and three per cent. in the counties of Ya- vapai, Pima and Cochise.
 Lemon introduced bill authorizing the supervisors of Maricopa county Ito issue bonds in the sum of $5,O00 for the erec- tion of a county hospital.
 TUESDAY.
 Council-The name of Geo. F. Coates will be sent to the Council as prison commissioners.
 MT. Hughes gave notice that he would introduce a bill grant ing the right to Thomas Mono han and his associates and suc- cessors to maintain and keep a ferry across Gila river, Pima station, in Maricopa coun ty.
 A bill authorizing the Board of Supervisors of Cochise county to issue one hundred dollars [so reads the telegraph in bonds to reduce county warrants already issued, passed.
 House-The bill providing for the erection of a building for school purposes in District No. 1, Pima county, passed the House.
 The bill locating the county seat at Solomonville, Graham county, passed.
 The Council went into the committee of the whole on Bolan's county court bill. and House bill fixing the salary of the Probate Judge of Mohave county.
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cure under special treatment and advice:
 The reason so many cannot get cured of weakness and the above diseases, owing to a complicationed called prosta- torrhea which requires peculiar treat ment.
 Liebig's Invigorator No. 9 is positive cure for prostaterrhea. Price of either Iuvigorator s2 per bottle; six for S1O Sent to any address on receipt of price or c. o. D. Responsible persons pay when cured Strictest Secresy Maintain ed. Patients cured an home. Liebig's DisLensary runs and elegant drug store in the building. Consultation, personal ly or by letter, free.
 ORDINARY CASES.
 Any recent cases of special or private diseases cured for $10. Remedies suffi- cicnt to cure will be promptly sent with fIll directions and advice on receipt of s10 All packages securely covered from observation.
 INVIGORATOR SAMPLES FREE.
 Call or address OR. LIEBIG & CO.,, 400 Geary street Private entrance, 405 Mason street, San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24
LAPIDARY AND STONE CUTTING

Of any description. A large stock of Jewelry. Spectacles, etc., kept oonstan tly on hand. oct2S.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24
Are You Exposed

To nalarial influence? then protect your system by using Parker's Ginger Tonic It strengthens the liver and kidneys tc throw off malarial poisons, and is good for general debility and nervous exhaus- tion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24

Everybody drinks beer now, because Schlitz lager, is all the rage.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24

NTA1CH CLEANING, 75o. MAIN
 w Spring put Tn, 75c. Watch Glass put in, 10c. Watch Key, 5c. Spectacles, from 25c upwards; pins put Tn brooches, 1Oc; Stone furnished, and setting in any article, 25c; ring made larger, 25c; any article mended from 10c. to 15c. All work warranted.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-02-24
WEDNESDAY,

Councll-Mr. Davis introduced a bill to repeal Section 2, Chapter 70 of the Compiled Laws.
 MT. BOlan gave notice of the introduction of a bill for taking the census of the Territory of Arizona and fixing the appor- tionment of the Legislative As- sembly.
 Mir. Lemon introduced a bill to provide for a sinking fund for the redemption of the Territory bonds.
 The Council confirmed the no- imitation of Coats for Prison Commissioner.
 MT. Fawcett offered a resolu- tion for holding a Territorial Fair, which passed.
 The Council adjourned until Saturday.
 The Immigration bill was laid over until Monday.
 THURSDAY.
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M. RICHIC,

PRACTICAL Matchmaker JGWGlGr DiamOnd-SGtter 116 Sixth Street, between Mission and Howard, San Francisco.
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THURSDAY

There was no telegraphic com- munication between Prescott and Maricopa on Thursday, on ac- count of the holiday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-30
A NEW DEPARTURE!
WILLIAM MILLER
Ca b ne l. IN "a TX g Il
And Upholsterer.

No. Hotel street,
Opposite International Hotel,
Between Nuuanu and Fort streets.
THE public will please take notice
Il that have just opened III the above
premises, and as / am a thorough prac-
teal mechanic in my line of business
having done some of the finest work at
the Palace and other residences in Homo
lulu reccatly-would therefore most re-
soectfully solicit Il call from the com.
munity.
Fine upholstered work in every variety
Drapcry and Lambrequincs of every
description made to order.
Carved and polished window corniccs
neatly made and arranged.
Repairing and polishing Pianos, Mu-
steal Boxes, etc
The finest French and vanished pol
ishing done in the Kingdom.
Carpets, Oil-cloth and mating cut and
laid at short notice.
All work guaranteed and done on the
most reasonable terms. 1854 ly
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w prepared publish
On md fny
different Papers Magazines published English
Scandinavian Languages,
enabled
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1883-04-11
gle Of valuable Isl Esrats

1 : accent 81 Patrick P.g1Tosio, OF the
n CTS OF 9nsrigston, portgagee, and
under lis objections. wiileeil, before the
Courthouse door. in Lex}sgton County,
on the FIRST Monday in MAJ next, within
the legal hours of sale. at public outcry,
the following valuable real state, to wit:
/. All that plantation orfract of land in
Lexington County and Stat Of South Caro-
lima containing Six Hundrs and Ten acres
(more or less) on east sic Of Big Bull
Swamp Creek, bounded Iprth by lands of
Lawrence Jumper, west y lands of D. j.
Knots and Bull Swamp Geek, south by
lands Of Mrs. Ann Knots, and east by
landssoflD D. j. Knottss OF said 6l0 acres
400 belong to tract No. S, nd 29l to tract
No. g.. -
Q. AL those three other certain tracts OF
land, situate in same eeuny and State, ad-
joining each other and agregating Thir-
teen Hundred and twenty-five acres (more
or less, bounded on the birth by lands OF
the estate Of Daniel JefSat and L. D..
Mowry & Son, on the so1h by lands of
Mrs. Ann Knots, Mrs. larah Strickhn
and John Hooker, on th east by Bull
Swamp Greek waters o. Noih Edisto River,
and On the west By the Jsnk,.Rldge Road;
the same being tracts Ba.. 6. 7and 4 OF
the late VIM. Knots, banEapt, reserved
in settlement o. his bankrupt estate by
Stiles B. Mellichamp. D. 1, September,
lsee.
!. Al that other piece, perel, plantation
or tract OF lard in said counS aad State,
on Big Bull Swamp Creek bounded by
lands Of Lawrence Jumper, Jig Bull Swamp
Greek, lands of Mrs. Kennedy and Jackson
Jones, and containing Thres Hundred and
Niaety-ige acres. more or lbs.
Terms Of Sale-One-thin the purchase
money tofbe paidiR cash, tlo2halance on a
credit Of one and two years in equal annu-
oil instaiments. bearing interest from day
of sale; purchase money to pc secured by
bond, personal security AMI a mortgage of
the lands sold-purchasers tepay for papers.
This sale IS made to forectose two mort
cages given by Darling ]. Iaotts 10 said
Patrick g.gToale,' the one daed 9Th March,
1857 and recorded in Registry Office for
Lexington County, in Book E., page g.;
and the other datsd cath january, 1883, re-
corded in same Office, in Book E.. page PAT.
HENRY 4. MEETTE; Agent,
For Patrick j. Toale.
Lexington G. T., s. C. Apra 8, 1888.
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CONNECTIONS.
T-@--1g IGAIS Saa,seE.

Columbia, Diyision-Through Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Charleston
and Washington, and solid trans between
Washington and New York without change.
Through trains between Charleston and Co.
lumbia. Connections made at Seneca,
~Spartanburg and Charlotte to and FROM all
points on Richmond l. DanvilIe r. r.
Augusta Diyision-Through Sleeping
Cars between Charleston and Atlanta or
trains leaving Charleston at Z. 90 q. m. and
arriving ut Las a. II. Sleeping Cars be.
tween Augusta and Macon and Atlanta on
all night trains. Through trains betxe cen
Charleston snd Augusta, Augusta and Al
lanta. Connections made at Macon ana
Atlanta to and from all points West and
South.
Connections made at Blackv;tle, by all
trains to and from stations on Barnwell R.Es,
Through tickets can be purchase
Sleeping Car reservations secured. Bag
gage checked TO destination, and all irfor-
nation obtained by applying at the Offices
of the Company at Charleston Hotel and
Line Street Station,
D. C. ALLEN,
Gen. Pas. and Ticket Ayr.
JOHN a. PECK, Gen. Supt.
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Iudson's Decision in the Case
0; d. Sims.


A Womanais o Competent Witnessin
q Case Against her Husband foT an
assault op her Person, but Cannot
be Compelled to Testify Against
him-Mra4S,ms's.L Letter Announc-
ing that She has Forgiven her Hus-
band and is Unwilling to Testify
Dr.. Sims Discharged.
COLUMBIA, April l6.-The Sessions
Courtlroon was crowded this morn
ing to hear the decision Of the Court
as to the compatibility of Mrs. Sims
as a witness agsinst her husband.
The Sheriff raped Tor order and said
that the Court had received a letter
pertaining to the case, and had
handed it to the counsel for the de-
fence. who we're at liberty to read it
Aloud.
Col. Abnsy read the letter. Tt ran
AS folIowe, and is entirely in Mrs.
SIMS handwriting:
CoLv,fBIA, s. c., April 6. 1883.
20 The Court: Respectfully decline
10 ne aSoru as a witness against my
j.. this casa-and-pratasA
z@s'0sT- 5e!Tg made to testify. I did
not wish my husband prosecuted, but
only desired him bound over to keep
tie peace. I did not know the con-
teats OF The afidayit drawn up by the
officer anti after the arrest was made,
aud then I did not go before the
grand 'ary ct Aiken because I did
nos wish my husband punished, and
Z cn,y cane here because I did not
wish to be Dfought under arrest, as
bench ats were issued to bring
ne. Tha circumstsnces OF the Gaze
have been greatly exaggerated byidle
Samor. Ny husband has inflicted no
Lod;f~jnJary upon me, and / have
acSsforsiven him for any wrong
ne NJ tsons me. I wrote the
solicitor th&t I wished The Prosecution
storPed, AID I now pray the Court
NJ: to degeey thepeace and happiness
iatailr andsthe welfare of our
ing ma to testify in this
case. 5ost especially,
Nh, " y Srgs
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MarneA..

On the Sd instant, by D. Gearts, Esq,
Mr.. LUTHER L1NpLEG ALL &:ss ELL IVES
SINGER, both of Lexington County,
At the residence of Mr.. jain Wilson, by
B. ". Frick, Esq, On he III i~sstan,. Mr..
Walter D. SLICE anu Miss Sz1sT WILSON,
III, OF SA!pEn Townsb
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The taYes will be collected in two install
ments, viz: The first instalment during the
month Of May; Second in<talment from the
lst day of September to the Goth day of
October. 1888. A penalty Of S per cent.
will be added to the May instalment if not
paid by tbs LIST OF June, 1883.
Taxes payable and received in gold and
silver COIN United. States> currency. and
National Bank notes. Jury and Witness
pay certificate will be received for county.
taxes only. sE.
J s.. DERRICK, Treas, Lex Co.
April 2d,SlasS, 2w-2a
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Meeting of Conference.

The regular meeting of the South Caro-
lima Conference Of the Tennessee Synod
Will take place at Cedar Grove Church on
the 27th of April. A full delega-
ton from all the churches il respectfully
solicited. H. A. MEETZE, Pres.
{. IL. EF1sD, Sec. Apr. IL, 2w-23
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egslnstt prisoner,
I ask - place the witness on The stand
sud let Ter say for herself that she
declines 10 testify.
The Court decided that the request
OF the solicitor was o proper one,
and that the witness should take the
stand, Mrs. Sims promptly walked
to the witness stand, and, turning to
the Judge with her veil lifted for the
frst time in Court, said rapidly and
with a grateful look: "Your Honor, I
decline to testify against my husband.
I thank your Honor so much for your
liberality." She then left the Court
room.
Solicitor Bonham: After this I ask
your Honor to enter a noNe proseQua
in the case OF the State against ". S.
Sims.
In accordance with the suggestion
of the Court the order of release was
made out so, as to read that The
prisoner ago hence without day, as it
acquitted by the verdict Of a jury"
and when presented at II o'clock this
order was signed, and DR.. Sims was q
free man, secure from all further
prosecution on this charge.
Upon his release DR.. Sims went to
the boarding-honse where bis wife
had stayed while in Columbia and
received C. message from her to the
effect that she had just gone to the
Greenville depot With Der mother to
take the up-train for her mothers
horng 81 McCormIoK, Edgeaeld
County. he got a hack and drove to
the depot. where he met his wife, and
before the train left conversed With
her, briefly thanking her for her mag
nanimity. The train loft, and DR.,
Sims returned. He vas met by the
correspondent of the Me,ds and
Courier in the Sheriff's office this
evening, and said that his future
plans were undecided. He would go
to Aiken tomorrow morning on bust.
ness and return to Columbia, where
he expected to remain for a week
longer. At the proper time he would
make @ statement which would satisfy
the public as to the character of the
charge made against him. He seemed
to take his freedom without marked
citation, and his manner was unem-
psr"assad ani ~ -C0ivr;jip Cor
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News $3.50.

The, first VI a sar;es 81 &i:;,+ sead-
.ings was given in he sA:ooi no use
on Friday evening. ~ seemed wsah
pleased The u .abers still :ncreapeA'
at the Peak High s4ocl DIR.
Boozer the dentist, has Permanently
located here. Three new houses
are soon to be erected .T&ere is
some talk OF a litt.e .au4a being pub-
lished here. Wonld 1t ray?....A
severe storm passed over hast night.
60 y TEx.
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Final DISCHARGE.

TNHE undersigned will on tho 18th day OF
l. April, 1855, apply to Hon. S. P. Wing
ard, Judge of Probate for Lexington Ccun-
ty, for o final discharge as Executor of the
will of Jasper Amick, deceased.
E. L. AAIICK, Ex,.
Mar. II, 1883. ..4w-22
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geJFe friend Noah Corey,
alwa aaead, Ass been using Irish
pota@ss OF this seasons growth IN
aeandsnce for several days.
Peak and Leesyille are both to have
newspapers. Let Batesburg fall into
Zine and every town in the county
will have . paper.
The latest styles of Millinery, new
and beautiful jaatopeneda and offered
ct assaaishinglyfow prices. at Mrs. S.
Bob;ssenss. Columbia.
NEEL~Rachs. Secretary Of the
Agsiealtarai Society Of S, G., viii
accept thanks for complimentary
10 the Floral Exhibiiioe =s Charles
ton.
Wssars pleased 70 know Fiat our
pscpss are ~prtronizing As. aeorsa
Lybrand in his wagon and blacksmith
work. His work seems to give entire
satisfaction.
Friend ~. b Seay was - to~n
yesterday and informed as hat bis
nrosneot for an oat crop VS. never
go Some ~ 4 nsar9v bse hinh.
Tom i ona Of orr ;ndeuen8.ot. b.
.meS and has Good laek
zent sonsts; %
1f'aA sss %
T. ozi Raiiross
-sJ
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Augusta, Ga. arrive 10 45 Z J
Through tickets sold and baggae
checked to d fprineipal points.
G. 2. TALCOIT, Sppt.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Genl. Pass. Agt.
D.. CARDwELL, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
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MOTHER DARLING!

Our old friend DIR. E. q. HEINITSH,
of Columbia, makes the incest
INFANTS CORDIAL
for children when teething, over used. He
calls it Mother Darling" It is the best
medicine out. He alo makes -
THE QUEENS DELIGHT
for theSkiu end Blood. Z
THE BLOOD PILLS,
the best pill made. One box wortha dozen
Of any other kind.
The KINA CHILL CURE only SOC.
What do you think of a 10 cent Tooth
Ache Cuse? Well, Heinitsh has it. He
has q great many things good and useful.
he ~ eertaintythe best draggest. and sells
the best remedies-
He iasites all his IaJiaaton friends to
sToNkaH BfrFRas2sa cftke bcstard
cheapest bEtters IN she nABt-ouig sc
FOR n pint. You wiH save money aai be
healthy $500 him at the Co
ssfssH
oLyMBFA, sc
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FAXES

DOCKS WILL BE OPENED FOR THE.
- collection of Taxes due for the Sscal
year 1882 at the following named places
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usit 70 the Court he thought !

cir&aDI 10 sle SOuIt u IHS"~|' -
fact Of Mrs. sinss. dfsinc1inssion to
testify was established, and Was uhi::.
necessary to urge that she be aworn
on her uoir dire. -
After arguments by Messrs. Abney
and johnson against compelling Mrs.
Sims to testify, Judge Hudson asked
the solicitor if he had anything to
say.
Solicitor Bonham replied that he
understood that counsel for the de-
fence wereto have had the reply. He
wonld, therefore, have nothing further
to say on this question. II his Honor
ruled that Mrs. Sims could not be
compelled 10 testify he would not
press: Che matter further. ~
Judge Hudson in giving his decision
said: The question at issue was an
important one, a momsnteas question
to the profession, andone efscting the
welfare OF society at large, aud IL h&d
therefore g;7eD hin great concern 6:
80
He knew of no common nor statute
law which directed him.to say to the
wife aghou shalt" and on her refusal
to imprison her. The Statute law did
not initiate against this doctrine. He
would regret to see the day in South
Carolina when mothers and wives
could be dragged to court to testify
against their husbands because OF
some outside rugor.s 1t would be
terrible. sIfeeI,s said Judge Hudson,
"that in this decision I take tie cause
Of every mother and wife inthe land.
Even in civil suits the law goes a
great way when in such suits The wife
and husband may be compelled to
testify against each other. Tkat' law
strikes g very severe blow against the
domestic peace of families. In the
absence of a statute in South Carolina
compelling a wife to be a witness
against her husbapdvand. in my
opinion, this case is not resting on
the common law am forced tohoid
chat this woman is not eompellableto
testify against her husesld.
In face of thepfotest OF this wife,
who has condbnsd whatever offence
thetesmay have been, I cannot force
hsrstoItestiiy. hold that she is a
competent witness, and one permitted
TO testify, but that she cannot be COM
PEELED 60 aoaos"
Solicitor 8onham: I have nodoubt
that the letter OF the witness to the
lGSsSzSExic, but in view OF the
Sssss.was begun II
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sene a1S astsai {


sene anS ASTRAL Oil
III ,Aaav1or. Columbia
Ia Liquors and fresh Lager
n, always to bsfound at Jno. a
.-ze's.
L.2ies Whenever you are 10 Col
an ). 4 don io-e5 9 secure bargains
in Millinery, Lace Goods, Sacks,
Cloaks, &. at Mrs. S. Robinsou'a
Canned Sugar Peas. Beans, Corn,
Tomatoes, Peaches, and Piee~spple.
at the Bazaar. ~ <d8um
w have three Cox Cotton Planters
for sale. They ARE guaranteed 70
gige satisfaction or money refunded.
Read advertisement and notice else
where and come give it e trial. Re.
member We only have threef for sale,'
Rey. Dr.. o. A. Darby, President
Columbia Female College will preach
tie dedication sermon Of 'eiyde's
chageI, April 18th, at IL O'clock a. N.
lie viii also preach in the Methodist
fChareh in Leesville April 18th, at 8
o,clnck n m. %
Read Philip Epstin's column on the
6rst page and be sara 70 eau and see
him when you4go To- Colntnbia! He
has just opened large stock %
Spring and Summer clothing, andhis
prices, vel, they are the lowest di il the the
city
Tie recent rains have greatly
threatened the city, OF New orleans
some parts of the city are new under
water. They have large forces watch
Ing the levees and hope with sand
bags to prevent further damage. The
river has exceeded the high water OF
1874 and is tho highest known.
Mr.. +. ". Husemann. the exceliant
lock and gun smith, eof Columbia,
came up on Monday,to open the Sale
of Messrs. Balientine & Wessinger
whicbzbssamalecksA about geek
aftsrtbe sobbsa gcoald aes bs
opened. Mrs Husenann with bis
drills SOON opened L and returned to
}Colambia on the next train much de-
lighted with his trip tesLexiagtop.
It looks reasonable that where
! goods are purchased and sold iolr;
cash they ee1ia Be- sold much
more e tbs adsaDtagssof parehasers
ban agnc shy other system. This
2ct = raaaIy made known at the
Igolem5ia Cash pss Goods Store,
800 they have elegant line OF
gnd sagssspads aispiasss.
8
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Naval Cadetship,
First Congressional District.

4 competitive examination for appoint
II ment 10 u s. Naval Academy from
the First Congressional District will be
held at the College of Charleston. on Fri
day, April 9th, 1883, Mt 10 o'clock a. m,
before Prof. F. W. Capers. of the College
of Charleston, Maj. j. A. Leland of Mt.
Pleasant, Prof. Jas. S. Hayward Of Orange
bnrg, Morgan C. Cannon, Esq, of st.
Georges, and d. who have Kindly con-
sented to act A. a board Of Examiners.
Particulars csn be Rscsrtaiaed by appGca-
ton to any OF the gentlemen named, or to
SANEEL ntb3LB,
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The purest, tsawestast, tae best.
Gao. T. Jaeksope& Cos fcur heads
the list. Wcknow whereof we speak.
Otae- aerrs may come il the market
fer a while, but 'Bob White" stakes
the cake
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Farmers, BEGIN RIGHT.

IT is said that the crop is moro than half
cultivated when thoroughly prepared
before planting. The ACME HARROW as
an implement for this purpose stands pre-
eminentiy above all ether Acknowledgements.
It's reputation is FUZZY established by The
best farmers ip the land Tam prepared
to furnish theSiaimsrs with the Acme
Harrow at prices that defy competi-
ton and onliberal terms, payable cash,
or in the. fall. Liberal discounts made to
clubs. Every Harrow guaranteed to give
satisfaction. -
.JNO. H. HUIET, :
Ratesburg, SO.
General Agent for Manufacturers.
Mar. 81, '5a-3m.
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&iilg IS :-is note 3D.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO.
Commencing January Z, 1883, trains will
as follows:
CoLUMBIL DIVISION.
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TO testify, but that she cannot be COM
psliod 90 $
Solicitor 8onham: I have nodoubt
that the letter Of the witness to the
GasgySass&xxic, but in view OF the
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reSr24deni Ns.as 4 Courier.
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April 4, lSaJ -aI-2a