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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

TERRA ALTA.
Serious ACCIDENT. THE TWIN PAINTED
RED 60.

RED go.
After the Democratic demonstration
Saturday night the Rowlesburg d. legation
started home on a truck car. About one
mile east If RIN!"sburg tSey were run
down Gy engine No. 40, westward. All
on the truck escaped injury except w
broth, rs, Martin and John Ca0y. Thu
{ rmar had his arm broken In two ple ces,
and the later was run over by the truck
which mangled his arm 81 that amputa-
ton above the elbow was necessary,
He is also badly hurt about the heed ard
body, and bic ply sicians fear his iujnries
may prove fatal. Toe accident was un-
ayoidable by the railroad men.
Saturday night was plitYing line here
tor the ID, mOcrssy. The town was
painted p deep carmine all oyer. Owing
To- disappointment and the iuclemeucy of
The weather the demonstration hid been
postponed from Wednesday evening 10
Saturday ovesirg. R)wlesbrrg, Aurora.
keyser and other places sent gocd dele
gatiors which joined us Ia our hB.dty
The display of fire works was grand, and
in addition p rites were stationed IN diff
feront parts Of town who sent up sky
rockets wi ich nddrd grandeur Ia 10, scenc
All in ~ i, was the gr4ndest dcmoustra
ton that has cv~r oe2a win ss,6 IN this
town. We w,rc disarp inhd in net So
uring tDrc."s, ems qIa ~ tlY siJtd
parade WAS di-pursed Nth, les drpriv-
lug the ID .mGcrIcy of very ntlrtciiyc
pat OF The program. Al the private r.s-
iGCT eos of the Democrats w"te brili,uilv
Illuminated. SIme Of these drs-,y- spr
cial Office sspsai ~ those Of G W nd
J, g; Mrycr, Jss A'air, Go, I,;cb J. H..
Rod heav-r, j. N. Skinner, d. Fog'c, G..
4. Ni'kery, Flank Rfey, / p. Marin
aud The Summit H'ue. Bus we nus,
add That Jared r. ,dthr, ver's took be- c.ke
Everything pissed # pleasantly aud "
went home happy, tIu'reh f.I Cleveland
aud Hendricks, the X Pres. and Tcc
Pee TIP
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

Whoop Hurrah for Cleveland and
Hendricks Hog does that strike You,
dear Republicans DO you think you
can stand IL under Democratic Reform
Government for the next four years2 /
guess you will have TO stand II,
w. a. Watson, our Republican mor
chant, has secured Amos Ridgway's old
gray mare TO perform his journey up Salt
River. Goodbye, VIII, We hste to see
you 90, bu, the best OF friends must
sometimes part.
VIM. j.. Stafford offers his farm very
cheap now. lie is going mp Salt RIVER.
Uncle Tom ia like "HJt hen on a
griddlc, % since he found that Cleveland is
10 b. the next President
Riley Sinclair was mere last week with
bis saddle pockets filed with Blaine and
Logan Salt River Tickets. Tie distributed
several among bis DOWN hearted Republi-
can friends here.
Johu NJ. con aid not take one. r..
viii get his ticket At Kingwood ere longe
Mr.. and Mrs Milford Gibson, from
Tunnelton, were visiting at this place last
Saturday and Sunday Mr. Gibson is one
Of Preston's staunch old Democrats.
Charley Rosair, who has been sick for
some months, is improving rapidly.
Uncle Peter Vol Of this place is lying
very low - THE writing.
Uncle Jack Edwards, our former saddle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28
Blaine A Deiuagogue.

M. BIaine's Augusta speech.
delivered last eek, roves him to
be the cPD 1cosGl rhdt a large ma
Iority OF The People OF this county
belive6 him 10 be daring the late
canvass. II g speech contained the
very opposite of tia: whi,h be gov,
to the public in his letter OF aocer
lance, In that document he said
substantially that nc one could
doubt that between The North and
the South "confJencs and esteem
are more marked to-day than OF any
time in the SIXTY yearc pgeoedtngahe
election OF lincoln"
When Blaine wrote this he ,1pec
ted to receive the electoral vote OF
several Southern States, but his
hopes being blasted, he now turns
square around aud venomous!y re-
marks that "the colored pcpnlation
in the States that comprised the
rebel coufederecy, almost to man
desire TO support the Republican
party, but by system Of crue! in
timldation and by violence and
murder they are absolutely deprived
OF all political power"
Can any one deny that the above
quotations show demagoguery Oh
The part OF Mr.. Blaine2 The two
quotations were given the public
under different circumstances, it is
true, but let US see if the circum-
starces will Justly admit Of his taxing
such summersault.
They are these; When he wrote
bis letter Of acceptance he firmly be.
.leRej he could carry Vast Virginia,
Virginia, North Carolina and Tenes-
see. II MAS neceesaty for him TO
speak in catering terms OF the
South. and IN manner not calcu-
lated to disturb sectional feeli lg
In order to no this, He did This, a.
the clipping from his letter shows.
When be delivered bis August speech
he stood before the people as the de.
teated candidate, of party that has
been IN power for twenty four years.
A candidate who utterly failed to
carry single Southern State,
Thus it will be observed that die
appointment has caused The man
from Maine TO demonstrate plainly
to the public that he 10 a dsmagogue
Of sable complexion. 1t is anger and
malice produced by disappointment
that nov prompts him to endeavor
10 il jure the Republic by rekindDine
the fire Of sectional hatred,
The American people ought to
thank God that this man is defeated
Tor be would certainly be a dagger
ons man in the Presidential char.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

1HE 7 c-aU,s Of Illinois was
reiorred 90 Oe uo on Joint ballot
The roafd o. caDvsssers e Chicago
10 ma@.nR up Their returns found
errors Which when couec'e give
be- Druoora's monty Of one b.
ibe IL, Isitlurs and iusures lbe cleo
ton Of a Y. :. Senator ron that
State 10 succeed John A. Logan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

Sr. john polled about 200 600
votes in the United States. The Re-
publicans are growing feeTfulIy
about this. Why shonld they2 st,
John had equally as much right to
run for President OF the United
States ss Blaine, Cleveland. or Ben
Butler had. In Presidential years
he Republicans seem to forget the
underlying principle of every Re
publican form IF Government.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

IT is thought that the Inaugural
tion Of Cleveland will bring a larger
CROWD of people to Washington than
was ever there on a similar occasion.
BELvA Lock woods vote has not
been collated yet. 1t VIII not be
complete tlIl the returns FROM Pct
tlcoat district. BaImoTal county, are
in.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

and harness maker, has sold out ard gone
10 Tennessee.
Messrs. /. r. Sinclair. Jacob Rosar.
Brooks RidgeWay and Js6 were al the
county seat on business this week.
Hurrah for Cleveland, Hendricks and
Reform Polly SNIpER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

IT IS o'e'sd that our dear R'd'ca
friend. Judeou Z lott. OF Terra Alta
said, on tie morning Of Nov. 4ih.
that il he thought he. wou'd meet
Democrats ~ Heaven he didn't
want 10 60 there. Judson is postal
ERIK, for the time being only, Al
ter tue 4'h of March be will surely
vacste his pos.tion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

AND Col. Rlgg 100 is ate mptiDg
to scare The people, we learn. By
telling them that q change OF Ad-
minislrat'on will certainly require
him to olcse his woollen milo. This
is the most al Jet piece OF tomfool-
cry We ever heard en- intelligent
man engage in. Why will Col
Rigg hare 20 cose ? VIVA. does be
suppose the pemcratic party 10 60
'ng to do TO irjure Ills business
We learn the Colonel will have to
recidn operations, but it will not be
because OF change Of Admiuistra-
ton. We can aosure the people OF
the latter fact.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

IT is now whispered about that
the Republican managers of all the
llrge manufacturing oonoerna will
shut down Tor four years. There is
not particle of Danger Of this ia
kioR place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

BLhIrE, in his speech at Augusta,
stlemf ted to excite distrust Of The
people Of the South lie flung the
bioody-shirt to the breeze, and at
tempted to fsu the dying spark Of
secuonalis.n. The war has been
over Tor 10 years, and Blaine is The
very man Wbo ought 10 know IT..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28
Calhopn-Ohs-les n. Richardson,

Doddrige---P.
Fayette-Williem j D vios, r,
Glmer-Robert r. Mrshau, D.
Greenbrier-Thomas Fl. Dennis, 7.
William II. McCpugn D.
Haupshire-Henry B. G;lkensou,
n.
Hsrr;son--Ira G. Post, D., Jesse
+, Sandolph. D,
JAckson-s S. II. Hayman. r. F.,
j. P, Campbell, r. 7.
Je Gsrson-D. B. Lucas. D; Il. B.
Chew, D.
Kanawha- Il. G. New orter. R, F.,
j. B. Flemming. R. A. A. s jck, R. F.
LlncOln-R' H Ox'ey, D.
Logan-Smith Terrell, D.
Lewis-George l. D vidsson, D.
Mason-J. o, 5ayre; F; A. G..
Bead, R
Mecrei-A. G. Dsvidsoni D.
Marion-A. F. Haym D. Eli
Parker, R, =,
M'rshaIi-Frank Arnold, D, RI
George Edwards I.
Mineral John F, Gilmor. D.
Monongslie-JohE. E. Price, R. F..
Monroe-Geurge Anderson. y.
Morgan-~Silas J. HoYerm II.
NicLoas--H. @. Callison, D.
Ohio-Robort White. D; Wa.
Myles; D; Edward Robertson, D,
John j. Jacob b.
Pendleton-Jaccb Hinkle, D
Pleaesnts-Joh, |. Poynters,
Preston-WI'lism II Clover =
Thomas Fortney F
Putman-Charles McGlIi
Multiplication Tbom psou
Bitch - l. G Bennington
Gapmers--J14el h G Crockett
TaYlor-Dav d Powell
Tyler--Willlsns w McG;vens
Upshur-John S w Adam
Wood-Ssmuel It Sraplo,on r.
MoMech:u R.-Alexnnd,r,R
Wsyne-O w Ferguson
Wetee - Aaron MOI gan D
Wht-W c 4E,CoLnoughey D
Fret Delegate District Boone AMI
HancOok-E j ORines D
Second Delegate District Graut
and Hmd.-Wlibur f Dyer D
Third Delegate District McDowe'i
aud Wypmrng-L B Caanlar
Fourth Delegate District Poca-
tonias and Wtbst,r-C P Don D
Fifth DeIeea' Dis riot R4ndo ph
aud Trcke Hnpon saydcr
S.z'h Delegate District R2ane
and Clay "A 3 Looney D I Whit.
ney >,
Observation-Disclosures. 81;
Fuslori-t and r yub'iclns, 90
Democratic m"jority, 9.
Democratic NJ jorty on joint bal
lot l8.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

Pomp Stanhagen and Tony Me
near seem to be the war bIoods OF
the Republican party at Newburg.
We know nothing about young Tony
but if come Que could induce Pomp
TO believe that be didr'tknow ever :.
thing, he would Kill the young fel-
low out right.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

THE Radical press, following in
stlnctiveiy in the wake OF Dema-
gogue Blaine, now valves The
bloody shirt, and attic mpts to inc,te
sectional feeling of animosity be-
tween the North and the South. Thi,
will hard y work after twenty ears
OF peace,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28
Continued from i14 trretS
How Watch Gases are Made.

1t is fact not generally known that the
James Boss Gold Watch Gases really con
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture Of a very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from Al 10 10 karats,
and a or 6 karat case is often sold for II
or II karats. 1t is nor economy to buy
watch ease 50 poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color,or one 80 soft that it will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight. thus
letting in dust and damaging the works. or
one so thin that slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
II IS economy TO buy a james BosS cold
Wsteh Cose, in which NONE Of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not ar crperi-
mCHt-it has been made nearly hirfy gc0rs.
HAztEroN, PA, oct q. Iss2
I sold two James Bogs' Gold Watch Cases thirty
years ego, whom They 0rt come ont and They ore Ina
good condition set One of uIom ls carried by
shows the wear in ono or two places. the other D.
Mr Bowman, of Cunningham. pa . and ! can pro
duce one or both n thO7a c19aa no any Hfur
SYLvEsrrH EvgLE, Jeveief
asnd rent stamp Vsyst'ne watch r7.s r..o, ptti.
Ssnass Boz ard Ksysione watch ,,,e, are nsfs.
ITO be- COHfpnD
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

TIVE Democrats will have a major.
ity OF one ballot in the Illinois
Legislature, THIS secures Demo.
cratic successor to logan in the
Senate. For tine 1t was thought
the Legislature was a tie.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

Mr.. Morrison, author OF the IA
nous Morrison tariff bill, wac re-
elected To Congress by an increased
majority in district that is Repob-
lican. His dietrict is great center
for manufacturing, too. HIS re-
election proves that revenue reform
is not Free trade by any means.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

. s'Irs, rs''nciiven"ss shout it that
slways psomp;s il to hold the Repub-
licau side Of a picture out TO public
Raze
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

WE are pleased to rear again
from many Of our old correspondents
who bave been silent FOR a long time.
During the campaign all our space
nearly was devoted to politics, but
now we have lots Of rooTn FOR locals.
Let us impress uron the minds Of
our correspondents the fact that
they should write regularly, and
send their articles so az to reach ue
on Friday o Saturday when pr5cti-
cable. At the same time give us the
news and we will then be happy AZ
a suD a 1wsI,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

II the blatant stuff which the Re.
publican press gave to the public was
taken for anything we must conclude
that largo minority Of ths people
OF this district favor Free-trade
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

HiL persons in arrears on
subscription 1riHbe expected
tn settle turing court. IHd
those 0tCjnG It's for oIrer-
Using or .jOb Jc3Jh are re-
P'tcSted TO settle ut that
time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

The people who think the country
is going to the devil because the
mocrats have ected Preciieu!,
will be badly fooled
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

PERSONS in arrears must remit
during court or they will be dropped
from our list. We need money bad
ly and must have what is coming to
W.. Subscribers should not forget
his.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28
HEx8EEzznusrgEA

TEE Republicans are now crying
fraud. Tuis is the Lac, dying wall OF
the party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

THE leaders in the II pub lean
press are headed "B,aine's Excellent
Run OF The Aigan'tgeg Of de-
.aat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

You must settle your accounts
with US during this court, or pre-
pare Ia ray costs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-28

The fetal vote Of this C3Hgres-
sionaI dlslriot is as follow
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-13
Gttt namkbarer 9afteatt,

Der feline bpMtanoise &etIans BON Idtpersnt
Seioe,, eiter in cfuetn gDftor6WG) unsesebenen
esraaet ~pcrbuuft, IaBt OaiieIbe fuTteafret an ieine
letbenben Mitmeni8en peri6tGcn. Dos Bud lift noH
pom nprtrc5st1eu &atbIaIa9em unb' entbalt
gSecepte, bic in ieOer GpUtbefe semo3t perOen f6nner
Sdidt s Gents in grieimorFen iur Borto unO Sbr be-
fomntt bas Bud Obne @er6us francU SuseIdidt. Uaau
o~breiirs;
9. Giseautp & &c.,
Al 6. 8. @try SSrew gOrt, %. 9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
HARSH LANGUAGE.
Lieut.. King Publicly Reprimanded and
Restored to Duty.
A Military Camp in the Vicinity of the
Recent Indian Raid.
specIal 20 the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. co. Brig
adier-Gen. Stanley, commander of
this military department, has just
published the following very severe
reprimRnd First Lieut.. Josiah II.
KING, Eighth cavalry, who WAS re
Gently tiied at Fort Clark and found
guilty OF negotiate his pay accounts
long before due:
"From the record 1t is apparent that
Lieut. King only received sllb.ST out
of SAG 81, the amount OF his pay ae-
count for May, 1884 that he paid the
sum Of $50 50, or per cent per month
for being enabled 10 anticipate his pay.
No officer OF the army can pay such
perceuIage for the use of money and
properly Keep up his position. From
obsefyation IL rs known that officers
who 40 badly manage their pay
mouths before Il Ia due, do not prop
.rly conduct the affairs II the govern
n,ent entrusted TO them, and are, In
fact. of very little use 10 IL. An officer
who has been In the army for eight
wears who cannot be trusted by his
friends for the value Of months pay.
Is surely not TT person 70 be
entrusted with government funds
The officers OF the army convicted OF
fraud aud embezzlement commenced
their downward career by violating
paragraph 1880 OF the regulations. The
| department commander has felt con
strnined 70 maxi the foregoing remarks
on account OF The extent 10 which the
abuse has been carried by certain otfi-
| cers. AS evlnced by the stringent order
reeently published on the subject A
necsAsiiy Tor that order would not have
arisen at all u the officers OF the army
! had recognized the principles thHl
have controlled except in few cases
/ II h hoped that this trial VIII De
lesson to Lieut.. King and teach MA
10 napaee his peeuulary oDligAuons
that be will not consider II necessary
10 risk his commission by drawing on
expected pay for future s'ryiee
Lieut. King has been released IRON
srreet and restored 20 duty
The Lieut.. Jznett mentioned
Yesterday AS being charged with ne
gotiaiing checks on the national hani
When he had no money on deposit, ]
/ son Of Rear Admiral Janett Of TAI
Quilted States navy.
No intelligence has been ffeeiYe'
from the scouting parties sent out q
tie trail Of the Indians WHO mAssserel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
LoNGVIEw.

M. E. Conference and the Wonien'E
Christian Missionary Society.
special 70 Lbs Gazette.
LoNayIEw, TEX, Nov. 2O.-In the
NJ. L conference to-day IA amicab lie
settlement was made OF the difficulty
between the editor aud publisher Of
the Christian Advocate. The reports OF
the various committees were heard, A
lecture was delivered oil the new books
published by the church publishing
house, by Mr. Palmer OF Nashville. Six
candidates were licensed TO preach
ON probation and four were admitted
70 the ministry.
The Wnmen's Christian Missionary
society of the NJ. Il. church Is also be-
ing held here. Last year $Ss 900 were
raiped for missionary purposes by the
society.
The searchers after Tillery, the as.
sassin OF DR.. Allison, hayeall returned
unsuccessful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
COLOR DO.

OOT,espondenee ofihe Gssstte.
COLORADO, TEX Nov 10 DIR. Me
CreIght and family, who have been
reading here for nearly year, de-
parted this morning on the Texas &
Pacific railroad for Stephens county,
where they viii reside.
The rslliv season has begun IN lull
blast in this city, and good many OF
the boys are expecting ~ grow rlch IN
their Investments this winter
Mr. III. l.. Bentley Of Abilene, Tex /,
was called 10 this city by telegram an
nnuDcing the woonding Of he brother,
w. Il. Bentley. 10 this city last Sun
day, at the ha.ds Of some unknown
Marty. We are proud 70 state that w.
r. Bentley IS doing well and viii, with
good care, be up Ia a week or ten dayf
Up 10 this writing no one acknowl
edges the shooting,
The heaviest fret that has fallen thii
season fell last night, and II has beey
quite wintry out West to-day,
"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

the Petty family. Gen. ID. Stanley,
department commander, has ordered
the establishment II military camp
In the vicinity of the re ent raid to pro-
tect the settlers there. ThetNac locali.
ty OF the camp has not been designated
vet, but il will be placed at a point
which will give the troops stationed
there an opportunity OF covering all
points liable 80 attaeks from the In
diaps, who have strongholds In the
Chlcote mountains in the vicinity ~
old Fort Leaton, near Presidio del
Norte
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Every saqasr snoeld Try "Llst-
JaEnf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Another Rape Fiend Arrested al
San Antonio.
The DeLeon 0omanohe Stage Coach
Robbed Near DeLsOn,
ARRESTED ron RArE.

Special 70 tins Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. % John
Delslte, a hackman, was arrested and
jailed to-day for the seduction Of "a
German girl named Louise Kuenstler
about thirteen years OF age. The girls
mother ia confined in the Iunatic
asylum at Austin, aud the father neing
u habitual drunkard has failed 10 pro-
vide for his little children, three In
number. Delsite took them 10 dis
reputable house ten days ago and has
been living with them uutll to-day.
The abominable affair has crested
much Indignation aud threats OF severe
punishment are made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
rnn snIomrs vr rnr noAp.

bpoclnl 70 inc OhhetA'
De LEON, TEX Nov. 80 The De
Leon and ComAnche stage was stopped
last evening about four miles out rom
this place by two knights Of The road
who demanded hands up.D They
seemed 10 he amateurs from the nc
count given by the driver and passen
gers.
Capt. Joe Farley, representing Willie
Il Bro Of Galveston. was relieved OF a
gold watch and $40 In money.
Our county treasurer, J q Hamll-
ton. Wa also relieved Of small sum.
IL II said that he had over $4UO0 ON his
person OF county school funds, but the
boys did moi get II
Our Sheriff, J w Cunningham, IL
out with posse securing the country
for them. II Is also TepOrttd that they
robbed Mr. ClAte CaFnts Of Comanche
OF about $50, but this Is MT confirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

respon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
mURDERED AND THROWS INTO THE
RIO ohAhDE.


HV'lIHI % EIIU II7l10FI"9
LAREDO, Tx, Nov. 2O.--The body
Of man Of medium height and build,
with light hair and dress. evidently
that u miner, WAS found on the river
bank near here today. The skull was
crushed 80 ~ II BY blpw. The gen
eral Impression Il that he was mnr'
defed aud then ibr'wn into the river,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

DAhlman Bros. have just received a
handsome line Of drsaa suits which
they offer at remarkably low figures.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
Summons.

In ths rsstr,ot CouriI Of the Third yudi.
sial District, Territory Of Arizona, cconsy
samuel o. Prince. rsainsia, va w. A.
fullsr, defendant.
Actinn bfonght IN thb District Cours %
tho Third Judiciai District Of the Territory
of Arixons, Ia and for Tho County of Mo-
have.
The Territory Of Arizona sssds Rreeting
10 W. A. Ruilsr. :.
You ara hereby summonsd and fesluirea
10 appear IN an action bfoupht againsa ycu
by tie above named plaintiffs In the Dis
trict Court of the Third Judtciai Distfics,
in and for tho County of Mohave. In tho
Territory Of Arizona, and answer the ocm-
piains fiied with the Clefk Of this Court, ut
Mineral PARK, In said oounty la eopy OF
which complaint acs,oupsnics this sum.
monsl within twenty days texclusive Of
the day Of servicel after this service upon
,ou Of this summons, II served fi this
county; hat II served pot Of the county, and
within this district, then within thirty
days, in all other casts, forty days.
Ind you are hereby notihed that II you
fan 70 appear and answer the complaint "a
atove required, the plaintiff will take jude.
msnt by default acsiltss you for she susa 2:
fouY hundred and seven S6-l00 dojs-.sr, with
interest On two hundred and thirty.two
ss.i0o thereof from tbs 18th day Of ssvtem.
bsr, 1880, and with interest on ono hundred
and sevsoty i've doiism thereof from the
18th usy OF juno, istI0, and costs and dis
burssmsnts In this hslhalf expanded.
/ 1iven under nay hand and thu
ssal Of the bsid DistrSct Csurt al
{ SEAL Mineral Park this 18th day Of
October, 1eBl.
JosH X. MAcxnsslr,
CIsrk
DAVIS a WrLzIAna,
| Attorneys for Plaintiff