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iONGyIIsW

LoHavrRw, Feo. l2.-lSpecisl Had a
severe thunder storm this morning; chang
oil to a cold rain later in the day. Bufi.
ness is entirely suspended.
Orders were received at the junction to
abandon q | freight west till the streams go
down.
The G.. s. and l.. & s. rnil lwsv bridges are
cleared of drift, and are safe from high
water In the Sabine. Men are kept on 1t
night and day to prevent loga and trees
from making jsm.
A negro boy working on farm near
here had his leg broken yesterday by log
rolling on him. He cos a falling tree in
Two, but did not notice IL was on slope,
and was caught when it oegan rolliog.
Several suits have been tled In the dis.
trict court by parties to recover money held
by the Mutual Sell Endowment associa-
ton, fer benz q aiories VINO had no insurance
interest in the deceased mem bers on whose
lives they held policies.
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M'kISNEY.

McKrHNsY, Feb. l2.-[5peci al. Last
night very heavy storm prevailed In this
section, and water courses are oil flooded.
lis still cold aud cloudy.
John q. Ashlock was to-day convicted Of
theft OF . horse.
The case OF X. A. Kerr, charged with
murder, was continued by the state.
w. II. freeman, sheriff Of Henry cous-
ty, WAS here to-day after J. l.. Mathis,
charged W tn murder in Tennessee.
la the case OF Epps vs.. Haynes, an i'm
portant land suit involving some valuable
land in Collin county, Hon.
Rchard Msltbie files his conclu-
sions and renders judgment for
tue pl,inuH. flaintif was prior locator,
ana wi hdrew the certificate from the land
utlice for approval of the Judge. Defend
ants are taxed with notice. This suit WAS
filed Ia 1878.
The commissioners court is in session
this week aud will be- until mex week.
at the residence OF W. M. Bagley Mr..
George ID. Sallershite was united IN mar
riage TO Miss G. o James, By the Rev. j. Is
Hli. Both Of ihe contracting parties are
citizens oi Fsnnin. The bride, IRE itive ol
our county treasurer W. NJ Bsgiey, had
oeen or a visit and Ia u brief stay made
many friends.
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4 Nfls. cry.

New YosK, Feb. l2.-rtis morning as
the Fifty ninth sire station OF th Third
avenue ,levAt ID railway, a womsn, un-
gers sh, a man who gave the name " Y ic-
tor Graf on Andrec, in the thigh and think
ing che had k'l u him. pat the pift " TO
her temple aud blsr her bra Ds out, falling
iead on the spot. No explanation OF the
crime as vet.
LArpR-rue man shot at the elevated
railroad station said he was jalrna ist
connected with German ne<sp-pers and
teacher in an educational estabiirhmeut-
Ne adj yuitted knowing the wsmsn who shot
him, but refused to give any txplanation of
her act.
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GRolesBEECK.

GRoEsBEKcK, Fec. 12,-TSpecial, 1.-The
stock OF A. Shapiro, which was attach, d
some time ago was sold to-day and bought
by William Chism for Sl,+35. The stock
invoced So 900.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Della Biggs Of this place and Willie Wilson
of Decatur. Miss Della is one OF Groes.
beecks bellies and her many friends will re-
gret her departure.
The weather has been extremely wet and
disagreeabls for the past week,
reavy wind last night did much dam
age TO cattle sheds ana out houses.
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GALNESTON.

GALvrros, Feb. 12.-tspecisl.I-
Chsmperney, formerly Of New Orleans, but
who has resided here tor some time, left
home Sunday last under very mysterious
circunstances, which caused considerable
comment In the society In which she
novel. The mystery. however, was er
tIained today when IL beosme known that
|, printer named John Martin had siso lsit
to ~n, supposedly In compeny With her
bound for New Orleans. Martin leaves .
wife snd three children, while Mrs. Cham
also Q printer ana q warm friend of Martin
An aged oourls named Poindextsr, re-
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Suicidal.

Nw YosK, Feb. l2.-Joseph Reilly at
tempted suicide by jumpinE from Q finh-
story window. He received a fracture OF
the tkull.
John Aisop, 80 years o'd, va, found lying
IN bed with his tnroat Gu and n rJoe
around hie neck. He had attempted sui
eide.
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NANASt,TA,

NAvAsora, Feb. l2.-[Special. Rain
commenced last night al 2o'clocs and con-
tinued without intsrmissi,n until this
evening. This will sci farmers behind in
their work. Scho' Is have suspended to-
dav in consequence.
Our merchant. Sol Levy, leaves for New
York tc-morros. A norther is blowing
now. No business u being transacted.
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supposed TO have originated from . match
Mrs. Cannsda dropped on ths carpet thi,
morning when she lighted the
lamp preparatory % gethnp
breakfast. They saved nothing. ar. q
went to a neighbor's In his bare feet after
tho ere through the 10 I'D and rrin.
Please send us at once receipt for dry
wes her and train load OF dried TO miI
with the mud q plaser our streets and
pave with. Hurry II up. The men nre all
dowl town waiting till II comes 60 20 home
tp their wives. ltisturnlng fearful cold aud
much alarm is i,lt for the wheat from
iIetzs with the ground 70 thoroughly satu-
rated with water as II II At present sup
posed condition after this week OF storms
and showers
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, Feb. l2.-[5p.cial.l-The bank
Of Abilsne, John b. Kerr manager. failed
here on Saturday, and created excitement
among many depositors. 1t is claimed the
bank will resume and be able 20 pay of all
Indebtedness.
The charter for the Building and Loan az
socia,ion has arrived, and over 100000
worth OF stock has been subscribed.
Much hail Tell last night. To-day the
ground is freesipg and covered with hail and
fleet. Stock Of all kinds must be suffering.
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Too much cagerness the part of dealers to head their
advertisements with GOODS at COST, POSITIVE MARK
DOWN etc. should be accepted by careful buyers with some
caution AT the time wish to call the attention OF
friends and customers to a few lines OF
@Rea| BARGAINS We Offer this Week."
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ATHENS.

ATHENS, Feb. l2.-t5pscal.l-rhe com
mlssioners court a.e making some improve
ments in and around the court house.
Most OF the cases on the criminal docket
In the couuty court, between thirty and
forty, have been quashed on account OF the
defective transcripts and for other ike
causes.
We understand that there ia a shsnge IN
the well kno~n firm OF Woffsid & Son.
Jack, VINO has oeeu e the head of the 6rm
81 long at Fincastlr-, comes here,and VIII,
who has been here so long, goes there.
Rain continues 10 TALL, making business
dull.
District court convenes soon.
Ths county and town is growing rapidly
and health is good.
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HorsroN, Eco. II. Special AZ
O'Clock this afternoon terri. wind
storm struck the city, unsoodng houses,
blowing down signs and fsnces aud con
miIting general havoc. The jn roof over
Wnght's photograph gallery was rolled up
as il 30 much paper and blown o block
away, telling on Main street snd caudlg
two runaways. OIe pair oi no, SEQ auu a.
wagon dashed fraUlic4.lY down " in street
into tho bayou, when one morse was
drowned before rescued. The damage is
small in amounts bnt general.
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SAN SABA

San SABA, FEB. l2.-t jpecisl.l-The COM
missioners court ia now in session eIamin-
in1 plans aud specifications for new jail,
which have been submtte bv Messrr II.
Dean, Of Tyler f. Bond, w. s. Hull.
Jackson, Mississippi, and Bristol & Clark,
rempl- aud J. w. Calvin, representing
L. J. Pauly h Bros. OF st. Louis. sub
miited plans Tor cages TO be used in the new
jail. TIE commissioners decided to build
tlr jail on the court bouse square.
Weather cold and cloudy.
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xT,fIcE-GLL oSEa DIE LoASs AND
N ,ledees must be ~ ttn one week fr,m
fst. ~ tbe = -ois and f'c les WI; be posif vely
S~re,ei snd sd r. s,OiiS. raiiss Losn Of
~. S0x .1 "a n meet febelv
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KILDARE,

KILpApE, FAB. 49, specie. - James
Driver, OF Eughes Spring-, was suot in ID.
b. Duncahs store at Linden last night by
come unknown pers,n. This shot took
efIact in The right iaw-bone and knocked
out one tooth. He is re,tjng easily to-iay.
George Beaver, juror, was token siCk
Tuesday and was thought tJ be dying thi-
evening. He il separated from his family
By high streams OF water and his wife can
not oe with him IN his extreme suffering.
Mr.. ChuTchmsn il being tiled to-day for
assault with intent 10 kill ono Rev. Perry
Hawkins, last runner q Qleen City.
The grand Jury will ari Jurn TO morrow.
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WIiIIEsisORO.

WnIrEssoRo, Feb. l2-[5pecial l-Lsst
night at some time between 10 aud IL
O'Clock, Mr.. James b. Davis, represen a.
tive to the legislature from Lamar coun ~,
in wild frenzy supposed TO have he, n
caused by excessive drinking, escaped frc M
his room NJ the Junction hotel in this C ty
with nothing on his person bnt his under.
garments. IL was discovered AZ the hotel
that hs was gone abou; II O'Clock and
search was Immediately made and every
exertiOn used 10 find him but ell without
avail until about o'clock this morning,
when his body was found stiff in death,
living face down in the road about one
been staying at the junction hotel for sew
eral days and has been under the treatment
OF physicians.
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DENIsoS, Feb. II. - Especial - Charles
Smith, colored !sborer at work in the
yards OF the Missouri Pacific machine
shops, while carrying heavy casting this
morning, fell in such manner that be was
buried under his pad, breaking his back
The heaviest and most persistent rain
storm within the memory OF the Oldest in
habilanis tell la' night. The trains on the
Missouri Pacific from the north are DELAYED
rom tsp o Gelve hours by reason Of high
water. Red uver 10 blngf IA and still
rising,
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Ladies Hose, full regular, in fancy stripes and solid
colors, all at 80 I-3c pair well worth double.
Misses and Childens Hose full regular, in fancy stripes
and solid colors, all at 25c pair; cheap 5oc
Gents Balbrggan and British Ia Hose, all at apair;
would be considered cheap at 25c.
Bargains in Towels and Table Linen.
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IIi.I.TON.

BELroS, Feb. - 2-[spe,in'.l-A heavy,
beating rain commenced falling last night
and outlnued through the night until 10
O'Clock tc-dsy, socompsn ed by heavy
thunder storm. 4 light mother h blowing
aad IL is It / threat ming q continuation
Of the prolBoeei ~, II.
The sou a. honnd Missouri Pacific trsin
1. six hours tie and the Santa Fe is also
severfl hour- ate tonight.
The mayor'- oourt has been doing q rush.
ing busiaess for the psst week.
Dr. N. Sal N. u Austin, Ia in the city on
pro ie esSionsl business.
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s RAYSD

CTNAYED-oSE BROWN MULE 10 n ,TDs
y high. about years old. Finder will b. re.
sSied by returning 70 rexss Exprsss ONCE OF
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TERRELL,.

TsnRrLL, Fen. IL 2-[5pecisl 1.-THE burn
ing OF Mr.. J. J. C'nnads's residence on
Fr.ncss street this morn ng sbeut ave
o'oiock is one OF the sadde.t thiDgs that
have 90 ,urrad in our city yet Ia the line Of
frcs. Mr.. Csansds is al Old man With
ersy hsir. WORTHY Of the respect they COM
msnd, and o god cltrsu, almost unpro-
vidrd Tor ct one stroke. He had no Insurance
his yesrs Of labor are all gone. The hre II
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAIASroSIo, Feb. l2.-[Special. Prank
Fries, for thres years an employe Of Wells
Fargo express company in this city as
money clerk. has mysieriously disappeared.
He was last seen al II O'Clock 'gt night on
the Main plnra alone. He was sober. trust.
worthy and very retiring in disposi-
tion. Drugging is not feared. His
safe was opened to.nigh. and his
books aud money fornd al right.
A large sum OF money was in tho safe.
He was nearly ak ieet heavy bnilt. had
dark brown hair and eyes, rmt black
all probability ha, been done. and from
the number OF lawless cbaracterc in the
city, muder is judged the most likely clue
t) ne mystery.
Al is quiet tt T ,gle Pass.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WORTH, Feb. l2.-t5pecial Ike
ceipis In recorders court to-day, $lS5.
The case OF Jerome Harris vs.. the Mis-
souri, Pacific was decided in the county
couit to-day, plsint If receiving verdict
for 1928 THIS wss tor damages in delay
ing shipment OF Cat 10
The county com mmissioners to-day ap-
pointed 36 overseers OF roads. Iney also
de,ermiu I'd TO construct eight turn.pike
rosds centsripg at Fort WORT
bet ~een Dallas and Weath'riord,
Mckinney aud Granbury, WsSahach'e and
ID catur. ana D-nton aud lleburne. Inc
tax for roads atone will be- 10 CENTS on the
hundred d. Lars, ard Tor all purposes %
cents.
The Fort Worth Building & Losn associa-
tion met to-day aud losuet s2oO. The
Workingmsus' Buidirg & Loan as.
slcis,ion wi'l losn t2 $50 to.m"'row snd
the Mschsnics' $50 lhis money VIII De
exceeded ia erecting dg, Hogs ior the poor
peoi l. Of this citv.
0sing 20 tx,rem'ly had weather the pro-
dusaop of ihe rpers. "Ohimes OF Nor
NANCY" was pos pnued from tonight
until srme tveLira later in the week.
The sn cow 10 booming up again s
potential fsctoI iB city polite, and will
make a. break several Candidates WI"
CT sntg - her cause. Ths ordinance re-
sirsiuir. I, the coz IN nov 10 iu foroe, ten
having been impounded TO-DAY.
The Wes, fora of the rrin ~ IL bank -full
and the Trinity 10 on y boom.
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DECATUR.

DsoAruR, Feb. l9.-fsps5isi lab ont
$40 isst nisn, Sam l. ,ctsoid. . stonema-
son by trade. sctlrg ss deputy msrshs,
sbo. Joe Highland, q DOOR. three times,
killing him in.t sutly. Tbs fscts as ELECTED
ct the ooroner's investissiion show that
Roethold had been drinking during the
day Abo1t eo'ciock be called q High
l,n6's resdencs 20 see Mr. Msisnsn
ebo vas tnsre. R-ctbili aud ehlsDd
bsd come vords, when r .ckhaid drew tvo
six-shootsrs and wanted Highland 10 TAX
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ono and fight him, which he refused 20 do,
| hut ordered Rock hold TO leave the house.
AZ he did not go Highland went to one OF
the neigbbors aud afer telling them about
his troubles asked for q gun. They had no
irearms and advised him to 10 and report
arrested. Highland started tor town, going
by his house, When opposite he called TO
his wife, asking what his (R1okhold) name
was, Mrs. Highland came out aud told
him and also said he had Just len, High
land started Tor town ssying he would r.
port him To the sheriff, About i've minutes
aherward three shots were heard. Rock
hold weut to The iail and gave himself up,
cay ing he had killed a msn In seli-deienre
aud showed tome slight cut, on his
on side coat. Highlands body was found
l5O yards from the house, with two bullet
holes in his breast and one in the back ot
his head with small barlow knife In his
hand which had the appearance OF having
been PAT there by Rockhold. This idea
WAS strenl thened by fading Highlands
knife In his pocket unopened. HIGHLAND
was about 20 years old aud leaves "a vile
and two chil iren. Rockholi has family.
HIS wife gave birth 10 a child yesterday.
The examining tial occurs Tomorrow.
MINERAL WELLS.
MINERAL WILLS, Feb. l2,-[Specisl.l-I
Yesterday while Mr.. James Boyd, farmer,
living some six miles west Of Weatheriord,
wa. on his way 20 visit his wiie's fstAer, a
Mr.. Armstrong, Of this county, with his
family, consisting Of his wife, a little boy
some 10 years OF age, and an
infant child, whom some live or
six miles from home, u stroke OF
lightning struck his wagon, killing him
AMI his little BOY, who was riding on horse
beck, some distance In the rear OF the
wagon. and iu6icting severe aud probably
I ital injuries on the mother and ,nfaLt
The horses hitched TO the wagon we're Kill
ed outright; but, strange 10 say, the horse
on which the little boy was killed was M
injured.
IL has been raining for the last ten days
Until TINS mornn. when IL began to sleet
and still the mercury is going down. IL
now registers q degree. ahd tue prospects
are for cold uorther before morning.
Owing To he gloomy weather, our town
has been quite Gull
DR.. @. IS Rainer, or. has been quite sick
for several days, but IS now convt lescine
and able 20 entertain his many ivino6
Al. y. Lynn will soon have nis maumoth
store. house erected on the corner OF the
Lynch block. when he proposes 10 put In
one OF the largest stock OF goods ever
brought TO this market
The health o! tbs town and country ~
good, though there are some few cases OF
pneumonia In and around town.
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fOR KEN I


T,oRREVr -pURNIsaED hOoM FOE RENT
II at6s Nssen .ueet, rn,r Of 5sn ysr,h o.
II. q. HOsKiN febl .ls
NOR RENT-Ovp HANDSOMELY fU NJ
\ ishcd rom, t.. minnts>' W. from the
Post 80. A dres. r, ser, "tfiee eblo'f
I.oV RENT-THE '.M- WER IHE
n store.honse occuJict by ] eyi BIT NhrrS
singIe ro ,rr.r the vhpe io viii be rented. /.
snsv ~, s,e toi X II, ives eb9,f
NOR RENr-NICELh Fl Is"tp ROOMS.
southern exposure. 20, Jt-s son 81 eoe "
FOR RENT-A NICE NEW 90 Ush o. fouk
r, oms and hx,. slthw. $, co nrf .nr ,anm
wrr srz i.N5t
TSOk kENT-THE SECONp = DRY, tRoNr-
il irG Elm street a. thu old " sails hui ring.
rrcently occupied h. II nsiabie Bot ana shoe
company; sze so I o feer 2l2ua,s lsase.
sIhygn / R,st.,s fet3-f
TOR REST-A SMALL Cori AGK With 3
rooms at 1iC7 Commerce tire Apply 70 ~, ~,
Main street lah.sH llI.'
1RRFNTOR FOR StIE-A GOOD PIANO:
Apply at once at 81 Ros avenue. lnnb
NOR RENT-O> JANu y l-T THE TWO
ssore rooms os rs and III Main stfect
nov o<crpied pv Edwsrd.' music store Apply
IN Citv National hsnt. de.-u
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IyOR SALE 100 10 200 HE d OF oCk
cattIe for sale; alsy rs or 100 head of
sheep Tor sale. , For In o matio.'. see me a, my
home place, TX miles south se'. OF scy ne "a "a,
las county. Postofice scyene X: ,, nM. N. .
PHRESS, eo@--"
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FOR Ale.

NOR SALE BYJ. 4. HoAELL -ARBok vi:
L taes, aoweIing IN ub = ses, kinls OF
fruit trees grap vims, sh De IT 5, hlHctbeny
and res b.,ry plant muse y ON Cr6sr Splnes
road. IL mi es noitl VI CIu t-honse. o.
Box 1884, Dallas, Texas. ltpl Nv
T,oR SALE I,285 SHEEP sa5 EW - 2ss
II weathp,s, 10 ruok.; ro.t 2je ch L oil
rnats. Add tss Z. j. NOANO ID, K"u man,
49, fcblO.l't
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yrTANTED-TO SELL EVERYBODY wooD;
w 6l0 cor on ha d: you wall nasc no trOnb
this wintsr 10 o, wool n yon will send - ur
s. LII DysTERBA dpc6-3mt
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NOR 1ALE-rbINi NILS AND FARM
il Including about so0 acres Of laud. l6l In cul
ovation; he asce 'imber AID pasture lana;
DAHL, lo3 Main street, DaN dec2s-,
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NOR SALE -rHk Gil ICE, VALuABLs aND
\ most centrally ioc. ted properly 25xlO zee.
With drst.class 2-story iron front br Or buhdi {,
52S Kim street opposite Huey Phip.t; terms
eeay, Address RICHARD CuHN 'O7h .Mn
malt
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nn sALE-1 NJ IEKEsI ENCE or, ON.

TyOR SAT II INU,5UOJ GKENT BhNrN
X NV farm. az m es east e pa'as, GA Rock
wall road ant propose line "f ,he g.. G & ;. re
s"nJ frame reslrenre S ro ms ! thci and
Clustered; br,k fire llace IN eieh TO m; wv
bearing fruit trees all Of very best select on;
Ssh pond st,ckcd with Gerran car ,. r. s@ts,
-asnns n,ows and I'll 1, r the sum Of six tNou-
sand ave hundred dollars On tn RI cash, bal
snce in on. and two years. Address W. Z CON.
Snp ssnD II pon ~ . "a, vest IN Tex 4. feb6lm
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Two new mschines and presses. Wesuake
q B,itton manufacture, for sale Eeap. dr.ts
mn pEOIITa rarn ne -alN nflno lsn2lif
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NOR RENT -tunNIsaED sooM FoH RENT
Il at63 Issen .tfeet, rn.r Of 5su ysc'n o.
40 UOsKiNt febi ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

Miners and Ranchcrs are especially invited
L, call and examine our complete and carefully
selected stock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25
ALL SORTS.

"There, Spriggins" said Mrs. s.
to the light Of her life, "read
that" pointing to the following
paragraph in the Tribune:
GA crematory will shortly be
built within few miles of P Philadel-
phia. There is . new organization
for the purpose, which includes q
number of prominent citizens.
and there will be . regular stock
company
'sIf some of you magnets would
start ono of them things right here.
we'd have more milk and less wa
tori"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

LockmakfnE and Gunsmithing
G. S. Hawkins is now located at
Friends iewelry store and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of lock repair
ing, fine gunsmithing and the re-
pairing of small machinery in q
thorough and workmanlike manner.
Prices reasonable. dec4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

Dee. Renton's Livery stable.
Doc Benton wishes to inform his
patrons that. while out of the stage
business, he is at the old stand
ready to furnish livery teams at
the shortest notice. Also deals in
ice, delivered to any part of the
citv. and mineral water.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

All kinds Of light and heavy dray
ing done on easy terms and .
shortest notice. JoH CARPKNrEE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

The very best brands ~ .uquor..
wines and Cigars, large stock Of each
On hand. Coll and shaxp beer On
praaghk oy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-25

Mr.. JACOB MULLER and 9r. JOHN
SCHNITT are now the managing partners Of
the 6rm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-15
The Planned Knights.

A Blaine and Logan club, known as the Indi-
annapolis Plumed Knights was organized last
night, at the Leader Office, with the following
officers President, B. D. Bagby; vice-president,
w, A, Bibb, secretary, Wm, w Walden; treas,
urer, j. H. Beach; corresponding secretary, A..
j. Farley; assistant secretary, p. p, WEIGH;
grand commander, @. H. Lanies; sergeantat-
arms, j II. Ringold assistant sergeant atarms,
Henry Hill executive committee-W A.
Sweeney, W. w BagbN O. Il. Lsnier w. A.
Bell ]. II, Beach James G.. Blaine has been
notified by telegram Of the action Of the club.