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a WHITE CYCLONE.

the Recent Terrific storm aud IT, Results
Throughout the West aud Northwest. y
CHICAGO, Ill, February 81 white
Cyclone" Is what the Signal Service Bu-
reau designated the storm which prevailed
here last night. II was the worst bliz-
gard Chicago has seen for many year.
Snow commenced 10 fall with binding
Jury Al eight O'Clock SUNDAY night, and
al this writing, twcniy-rour hours later,
the fall has not abatcd a jot Through
out the day the wind has been bowling
along NJ rate varying from twenty TO
iorty-fivc miles per hour In two city
courts business was abandoned, because =
number Of the jurors were showed up
al their suburban residences. In an
other the judges absence was
due TO the same prcdicament. A
number Of theatrical troupes which
should have left here last night 10 meet
engagements, were unable 10 get farther
than the depot, and are taking the situa-
ton as philosophicaily a. possible under
the circumstances Few vehicles have
been seen on the streets during the
day, and the street ear lines found prog
ress difficult, even With four horses 10
car.
AT dusk tonight the snow was nearly
two feet on the level, with no sign OF
abatement. The Signal Service report,
moreover, that the coolest wave Of the
season H. ut our doors, the temperatur,
IN Dakota and Minnesota this morning
ranging from thirty 10 forty below.
Reports from other places state that
the storm j. general throughout the West
and Northwest. Freight trains on all
roads have been abandoned and passen-
ger trains delayed. All trains arriving Ia
Chicago were delayed ranging from two
70 five hours. These were the morning
trains, and as the drifts have increased
heavily during the day, the evening trains
will suffer terribly.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. February o.-The
statement made 10 the President for the
Information OF Congress by the MANAGERS
of the Worlds Exposition. attributes the
~mallncss Of the receipts up 10 January
2.ih as chiefly 10 bad weather. the street
car strike and the discouraging reports
sent broadcast over the country by disap-
pointed visitors. These conditions, II
was asserted. impaired the revenue from
$1,000 10 $40, 900 day.
Since January 37th the receipts have
met the current expenditures. aud the
iinc weather which now prevails gives
promise u an Increased attendance. Two
months alter the date fixed for the open
Ing, therefore, the financial condition 81
the enterprise shows a deficit of sHl1,-
t22.g5. ID which should be- added unliqui-
dated accounts Of electric light COM
panics, $4,000, and awards Ia thr agri-
cultural department 70 February lSi,
S25, 900. making total Of S3Ca.4z2.a IA
liabilities. The cash In the treasury 70
shc amount ~ sls.G5i.1i. aud the mar
gins on collaferas 10 the amount 81
sa4 900. are held bv the banks. making o
net deficit OF s3iG,752.zl.
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RAMPANT SOCIALISTS.

A Growing Element Ia the body Polite
That Threatens 10 Cause serious Trouble
n Not Dealt with Promptly and Energet-
icaIiy.
CHICAGO, III. February ?. nv Two
thousand Socialists met last night at
West Twelfth Street Hall 20 dcnouncc the
execution Of Reinsdorf. the German
Anarchist All the speeches were in Ger
man, and OF bloodthir~ty character.
The meeting was called upon 70 combine
with the dynamIicrs aud revenge the
execution Following the speeches was
4 tableau representing The Goddess Of
Liberty, n a sanguinary-looking female
holding red fiag over the head of an
Anarchist, who had huge dagger 10 one
hand aud box Of dynamite in the other,
and wearing belt, with border inscrib-
cd Commune" Red fire In the wings
lighted up the tableau. The crowd sang
the ..Marseillaisc, and loud aud pro-
longcd cheers were given for the ''Social-
istic Revolution"
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February THE
story that Anarchists were armed AMI
drilling here. and that dynamite was
stored In various parts Of the city, l.
confirmed by prominent Socialists. Cine
Of the officials states that a large supply
OF guns has recently been received from
Chicago, and that the Anarchists have
regular drilling night lie states that
there are about 1000 members In Allc-
ghcny County.
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A WHEELING lw. Val iron frm ms
Pensed with the services OF 100 OF It's en-.
ployes on the Eth
FoR the week ended the eth the value OF
imports received at New York was - 1851, :
00O.
Ar Pittsburgh, Pa, laboring men are
getting work rapidly, but generally ut re-
duced wages.
Tux British War once states that no
troops can be spared from ireland.
GREAT restitution j. reported among the
idle cotton factory employees at Petersburg,
Va.
A LARGE number OF Anarchists have
been arrested at Paris for holding secret
meeting.
The National Farmers Congress, which
assemblies at New Orleans on the 18th, will
have fully 1900 delegates.
AT Rome on the sth II was semi -ofiicial-
~ announced that the Italian forces had
taken possession OF Massowah, Egypt.
DISPATCHES OF the sth stated that the
Mahdi was concentrating large forces in
the vicinity OF the British camps and was
preparing for renewed attacks
The Jewett railway lines. II Is thought,
viii cut loose from the Erie and work in
connection with the Vanderbilt system.
STRONG sympathy with England in her
Egyptian troubles, L. expressed by the
Italian Government officials all. the desire
to send $4,000 soldiers to the Soudan-
TIE British Consul General st Cairo
thinks 10000 Indian troops ought 70 be sent
TO Egypt at once.
The German Anarchists. who attempted
to take the life OF the Emperor, were de-
capitated on the eth in the prison in which
they were confined.
OK the sth the moderate" Socialists OF
Chicago held a meeting. One OF the
speakers counseled moderation and agita-
ton, but the Anarchists present favored a
liberal use OF dynamite.
ACCORDING to the Secretary OF the Inter-
national workingmen's Association al
Cleveland, o., socialism Il rapidly spread
ing, and unless times improve there will be
inaugurated the greatest revolution that
the world has ever seen.
On the 9th Anarchists and Socialists
held a meeting at Pittsburgh, Pa. al
which the speakers advocated murder and
revolution.
The visible supply Of wheat on the 9th
was 4s.o9l. 900 bushels; corn, 5,3l2,o 900 bush.
els; oats, 2,44s, 00J bushels
The storm in Chicago on the 9th
was so furious that all business was prac-
tically suspended. No freight trains at
tempted to get out. All passenger train:
were delayed and some reported snow
I bound.
A DISPATCH from General Briere DE-
Isle to Paris gives an account OF the cap
ture Of i've Chinese forts and the com
plete rout OF the celestals.
REISFoRcExESrs to the ex ent OF 10000
men will be sent General Wolseley al
I once.
on the 10th the Edgar Thompson steel
works at Braddocks. Pa, resumed. giving
employ :nent 70 1000 men.
From all quar- ers where the recent snow
storms have prevailed reports indicate
that they have been the heaviest and most
severe in many years. Trains were in
many cases abandoned and even country
roads were blocked.
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TIM bronze statue Of General Frank n.
Blair, ordered from st. Louis, was sue
cessfully cast AZ Cincinnati on the eth.
FRou the purport OF kilograms received
at London IL Is thought that General Cor
don may be still alive.
THK Journal Of Private Henry, Of the
Greedy party in the Arctic regions, has
been made public. His notes show that he
was not the only one who shocked" bacon.
PRKsIDExr-ELEcr CLEvELASD, accom-
panied by Hon. Daniel Manning. visited
Mr.. Tilden on tho sth at Greystone on the
Hudson. They dined with Mr.. Tilden, and
there was a conference later lasting sew
eral hours.
RICHARD SHORT, who attempted to as
sassinate Captain Phelan In New York, was
releas ed on the 9Th on $4,000 bail.
THE opinion once more prevails at the
London War Office that General Gordon Is
stiil alive.
SENATOR Dox CAMERON, ON account Of
falling heath, will sojourn in Florida for
some time.
Nkws has been received ut London that
Colonel Wilson has escaped from the Is
land in the Nile and is safe.
OK being arraigned in London on the
9th, Burton, the alleged dynamiter, de-
clined counsel, preferring 70 defend him.
self
CALL has been ISSUED for meeting OF
the National Democratic Committee at
Washington, March I'd.
OK the evening Of the 9th President
elect Cleveland returned 10 Albany, after
his visit to Mr.. Tilden at Yonkers.
THE Khedive OF Egypt believes General
Gordon is still alive and believes that the
Mahdi Is too wise a man 10 put him 70
death. He urges England not to abandon
the Soudan.
OK the 9Th William Dwight Chandler,
second son OF Secretary Chandler, and
Lily NJ. Porter, daughter Of l. c. Porter, a
prominent banker and mill owner Of WI
mona, Mimi, were married at the residence
Of the brides parents. The bridal couple
left for an Eastern tour.
COLONEL WILLIAMS, Of Ottawa, Ont,
has rendered his services and those OF a
regiment selected from the Canadian mill
tia for active service in Egypt whenever
| the Home authorities may require them.
The application has been forwarded by the
| Governor General TO England.
| OK the 9th the Marquis OF Waterford
addressed large Conservative meeting in
Dublin in regard to the dynamite OUT
RACES. He said the perpetrators OF such
crimes, by whatever names they called
| themselves, were the worst enemies Ire
land could have.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
AT Mt. Sterling, KY, on the evening OF
the 9th, the opera-house and several bust
ness houses were burned.
A GrBRALTER dispatch OF the 9Th stated
that the Vicar General Of that diocese had
been murdered BY an insane butcher.
on the 9Th tho Governor Of Pennsylva-
MIA issued warrant for the execution Of
Edward Brotheros at wilkesbarre. on the
eth OF April. Brotheros murdered,
through jealousy, man paying attentions
to his niece.
OK the night OF the 9Th VIM. Thorpe,
Chairman o. the Town Board Of the VII
lage OF Thorpe, Wis. was shot and killed
by his son, for abusing the family. The
son was held for trial.
THE residence OF Mike Burns, few
miles from st. Charles. MINI, was
burned on the night Of the 9Th. Mrs.
Burns saved two children, but two girls,
seven and eleven years Of age, persisted.
THE Wyoming Stage Company's stage
from Deadwood 70 Sidney. heb, was held
up few days since by three masked rob-
bers and the treasure box broken open
and rified.
ON TIE STU tue flOcl ulHlrtIRur uIt III tut
history Of the place visited Stafford, Conn.
OK the sth Chicago. Burlington a
Quincy train went through q bridge at
Creston, Ia, and three persons were killed
and number wounded.
On the sth Annie Miller. seventeen years
old, was instantly killed by a passing train
at Mapleton, Pa, and her sister Ella was
seriously injured.
WM. Hickey went to Wabash. Ind, on
the eth to do up, Editor Linn, Of the
Courier, and was fatally wounded by the
latter. Hickey was known as q desperate
character, and Linn will probably be justi-
fed.
Ok tAe 9TH during a Chinese riot at
Eureka, Cal, a stray bullet killed David
Kendall, member Of the City Council. A
committee was appointed by the citizens
| - tell the Chinese that they must all leave
the city.
THE list Of killed in the railroad accident
at Creston, Ia, was greater than at first
reported. the number reaching seven.
| MRS. RICHARD TRUMP, living near Terre
Haute, Ind, confessed that she killed her
husband several weeks ago. She reported
at the time that he had committed suicide.
lUoC8LL.ANEOUD.
ON the 9th the Illinois senate passed a
resolution asking Congress to open the
Oklahoma lands for settlement
A DISPATCH from General Wolseley on
the 9th stated that the rebels around Me-
tamneh, since hearing Of the fall Of Khar-
touni, had become defiant
THE London Times condemns what II
styles the mistaken policy OF the British
Government in its management Of the
Egyptian campaign.
Mr.. GLADsToSE's residence al Harvard
en- has been placed under special police
protection.
A POST MoRTEM revealed poison In ths
stomachs OF John Sullivan and wife, who
were found dead in Ansonia, Conn, on
the 9Th, and the theory OF the murder Il
that the wife poisoned her husband, and
then took fatal dose herself.
FoR the seven days ended the 9Th, the
business failures were: For the United
States, 314; Canada, %: total OF 3is
against "a for the previous week, and All
the week preceding. The failures are still
numerous In the Western and Southern
States.
The Italian Government has ordered
! i,5oc men 70 proceed at once 70 Suakim.
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MrsT nRur PARTY SPIRIT.

LONDON, February C.--Thc Standard
says that all party spirit must be drop
ped, and one supreme, united effort be
made 10 save Gordon In a crisis when
can only be compared " the beginning Of
the Indian mutiny.
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Growing Element Ia the Body Polite
That Threatens 70 Cause serious Trouble
n Not Dealt with Promptly and Ensrget-
Teal
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E.i,G;> E.rn~Uy.

This afternoon aho,i: half past one. the hor.e attached to Dr. Willis bug gy while standing in front uf his office on Fremont street, took fright at somo;hing, and da. he'd off down the street to Fifth anti turned sharp cor
 ner, and then vrarrd oft in the iirec- Gon of Mau.iieid's .torc where 1t .- tempto.; (" pass hctwcc, tine ">.iv !. Y wagon of Mansfield anl ap' ne wagon that w;s standing r-ar .,, bu, tho .rsre h.t-'ern ti,s , wagons wasnot suti!cient to t-,'r. 4 its passage, an in co se1r n'e collision occurred, wI.ch resulted in great deal of dam age to the buggy and harncss, snd breaking tho shaft of ManstielTs wa:- on. After the collision the doctor s horse become disengaged from the wagon snd dashed off up Fifth stree: where 1t was soon captured. It is very foriuna.e that the other tmo horses did no. run away after the collision and cause still further damage. and pcrhaps 'o o! life. --
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Ahis osn'ny Th n 'h- ,!ury., n,
 'i"in ai:iv,i hre aumL.i >: Gle.
 t'.!S "~r wAi'in.- a- th- '.lttaya yatcl. Ic:: ci ;n esI o,.'.sl.i,. cL4 ,-r,
 in-.harge cf an all Ypa f.,he-. wh,
 was hcaming wiih tride. Sev, r,., n its ace"mi ani,d her :a s",vauin The groom, who is srconl cook a. the d,. lot hotel, Was not ia ,ist,l. as hc Was to receive her f'rm:ny in CT inatown
 he wuman Was arrivc,l in a rcd slcqus and :rstn dress On her head wass geld Iarsr,cTcwn, fr,m the rear Of which fell rcd ra.,r csle, and in front her head and facs v.re covered with a red .ilk Aandkcrchief. sLe, wss evidently an aristucra,. for sll. had ''small feet cnca.ed in dainty g"i' and green shces. she wa. care fully hoblle! to carriage, tht ot!lei women htlsting inc mask about her face. She seemed ,u be a ,rere child i>isinz -iionf fife way in which she Mas handled, .nA tn. size ani neigh, at her figure. She was not heard to hitter word, sul gave, nn sign that .he SAW t!,e crowd that gathered about her.-Sacramentu Bee, Nov, lO.
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Evidently .s Ora n l..

William Wilbur graduated from the nivers!tE, at Svracu.e. on the 24th of last June. On the E6th of the same month, Clara GreenLy graduated at tho high school. They were secret ly married but have not lived together. " hen he has snne io her house to ask her Co live With him, he has been A.. : nisd admissien Thi. morning hs eimbsd over ti'c r'of, broke in Il e window aud entered hjs ~ii.'s bod room, with 'hs intention of bsrSin. forgiveness and asking her to leave her mother and live with him. Clara Way not in her room. snd he went down stairs and found the mother anI dsu. htcr !..". Her mother ordered h::n to leave ia. kcn.s, when Wilbur seized pair of shears and Nabbsd thsn both, but not fatally. In court he pleaded guilty to assault In the ti,e second degree. and WAS; held for ihs grsuL jury. The girl is very p-s.- ty, Wilbur H kn insurance agent ,and hss . brother in the insane ward of ihs. csnnty house here. Action for diverc~ hss he~n begun ny the girl.
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.('uunsy Court.

Iioys wtnsrsn iSTsELr-.... County Judge \. q. WALLACE.. ..f1crhi
 .-. SATrEpAY. Nov. l4. 1885.
 Minutes of last session read and ap-
 Territory V. Lathr"p. arLnIlar- .rcny- Motion for .n nrw trial. in this Case was dtnied, whrrcupon .hc Court ot,Ierei rhe prisoner to appear fur seni,n,e .,n Monday next at 10 o'clo, k a. m. Counsel for defendant stated that he had oiher motions to offer and the Court agreed 10 hear said motions Monday.
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There will be a special meeting Of Arizona Lodge, No. 4, st Castle Hall, on Saturday evening, at P. M., for work in the -Aml lctie.l thirJ degree. By order oi WILL BAEus, c. C.
 H.B. MAxo.,, l.. oi K. and '. .s
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Items That l lease Some, While 1t NM:ttcs the
 'itaity Squiiln,
The i'cnple'~ Paper .ll"ny,, to tlr Front When There is, Anything
 to he F5und
This is law day in the countv court.

' gu to church.
 Dnpey hams and bacon at R. P. , Mans6cids. l0l2 There will ie service in the various { churches tomorrow. i Laach baskets of N kin,ls at !. r. 1 Mansfield. l0-l2 i Drinks will h- only i2! c.nts Il the ! race track tomorrow. { The bee. ,-s. ani coffee at k. r,
 MansiirlIs. lpl2
 Gold l,nches c..n be procured at inc ! racs track tomorrow. { Son>ed ackrr-i-somc,hing tin,-- i at k. r. Mansii.h's. lol2 | M-ssrs Brown X Hare feel very | proud uf their new Ogirc. : San Joxe fruits in glass at R. F. Mansficld's. 1912
 Jockey Queen cigar, l2l cents each 1 at Ashmun S V alkers. Don't forget tl,e special meeting of the K nights of Pythiss tonight. Tn clothing We positively take the lead at Sumincr'irli Krrs. uG:;i Judge Barnes will probably open ronr: on Monday next Russian sardincs in kegs at k. F Msn>fcld's. n27-tf
 If q quorum can be obtained. the , ci.y council siil hold q me.:iag ,o- night.
 . A recent confia.rai!on al G4lvss ton. Texas, csusal a'loss oi oyer Si0 00o0- ! 0G3, and has made over :o) fsIr. .,Iies homcis-s.
 Eastern anl California ,cso at R.
 r. Mansi'sias. l0-12 fx-Senator S..ar,. .,, of California anal th" ovns. oi the renowned Pxl- ar" Hotel of san Francisco. died at that r.ac yesterday afternoon. w nted-To rcnt piano. Enquire r.: ;hc Occidental hotel. G26if ! P. w, smith who spcn: a portion of 1. this week in Trn.ttons, has arrived at hi. home safely iI Dos Csbazas 1 New brand of Key Wr.; Cigar, Fl Sol de Cuba, at F"riloui-'
 Owin. to ,hs want of governor
 last night, the city council failed tu
 meet.
 Fine Teas anl Coifees a?,c;lla Y i a. k. P Mansticlds. r.
 ..Eiise.~ '.
 |. Ben Titus, ono of the members oi
 the Masonic grand lodge. returned ! from Phsn:x ls.. evening. Childrer school shoes very cheap at the New York Store. j Dan 1mmel has returned from .
 visit to P'enix, AS delegate to the I Nason Grand Lodss. Dan was elected junior grand deacon. .
 Black and rolored iw,~!e.1 la.es at New York store. A. M Cohn has returned from Phs-
 nix, whether he went as . delegate fo the Grand Lodgs cf Frse and Aespted M.sons. He com,. back with the
 office "f junior Grand Warden. Will X yastr, Notary Public, DAuY ! TOMBSTONE 'ofii.e, AZ. n street, b,- | tween Third and Fourth. F. W. TIeEne, c. ". 'sIo.,brsy. Ri,-
 bee; H. 4. Moore, C. D. King, Inc
 son; NJ l.. D6n4van, ". II. sBarnss,
 Tucson; G. smith, San Franoi.co are
 registered st the Orcidsntai hotel.
 \ large lot of Key West, Colon,
 Three Brothers and Estrcllas, at A,h- ! r,nn < Walkers cigar store. .,...
 'noi IoJ iiIuI9sdss ,rusu s. uoliunAr, SILL aoiioru-oI NIsd ISyLksItf 1uoiS 1 qas'L sHi s's 1sssSI pNll eq, pus,
 -iv Q, pol!Au! iHuposdsai sls uoI :, 'Fshl sso,% ;an boot. fol e st j. Meyers !s ] Eros. '- V 1 MT. JIG. Dean will cell pools on the
 great races Co take place sunday, at
 the Crystal Palace saloon, on Friia v
 and Saturday nights.
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W ass led.

To buy small house and loi -wi:i.i: jour Lioeksof Cochisc County Bank; Address, giving price, location, etc. a F. C.. l.. car. THEtToLssroSE..
 > .'p- .-- <- >- Dr. Wills prrash to-n,orrow forenoon as the Pf..byt.rinn ohur, b.. at II O .ck and in the evcnin;; he will .iciiv-r a ct.r,, h.s.n .or his sub i.et "T .i..t they ni.: oil be one.
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W nnecd.

4 middle aged woinan f." q" house work and to luoA alter shil' -". Alp ply at this Ctti.'a n4-.w
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pIIH i,B pO|.T or kfrrrYfN" CI-REEvr
hints Jrttnl i1nN.n lsN
 Our l"lp ,rtcr>.
la Are Always on thr Ain"t tp!-Any Ltr!!l."t .trw- I'h.;t M 1
 Tr:,nS,lii,c.

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 ,,s "nr a,ly drunk in the cit.
 .r '. day.
 ..~ w .'"-r | | l ger x Hrq ' .ra thtr srr e.
 t.,h;n, fer r'roi,: ia :he Coust.
 ,rdsr'. ii to-day.
 l'n.w -t,l,- ,lr.ss gu"is. :t th, k N,.k St"-r
 al ,hc n N i,".,ls oi Su:am, ri, l l
 that srps.r :h this issue.
 pr .,,etS "' ht@,ts ami shoes ar,'
 Gn..t tl,i- si,lr uf San Francisco.
 e.nmcriivl.. Bros.
 |ntc.''
 l.e wm. H. Barnes will ci.eu 3pis,rict conri on Monday morn
 ext: "a, lJ U elock'a. m.
 p.l ITS, ydriis, anl all Kin Is oi
 g ro..ls, at tn. New York Store ? to ,o the Crystal Palace saloon this in, .nj buy come pools on the
 ;.ra.orrow. Cd, Dean will ts
 n.sr.
 ,h -yy. ssi~ys m hand at,. thc- CasL
 ',. WAtrorr x NAsicK -r
 Drks Rsrrymsn, in whcse facc
 Allen threw vitrrl crd week ! ie still in very precarious condi- kfrum the effect. Uf the vitrnL e ,a.li., should not fail la c..ii and 1ninr thu.,: h..n.ispiie embroidered Eani~I r5b-s russ rcc"iHr,lni
 u.rtl,ld Bru.. n2tf ' Ei, h.. bsca 4 glorious summer
 .s.nA L;lli.-, ths b.ss iA,'hc city k kntNSe'.:. > .'t s N.:;Si.h .nii ~ii> arrie" in thie Ion o,lnssdsy next. '-'F. t' ' ties plain and emhroi lcrgd fan at ,his New ork Se6rc.t he ca.- of tar Territory Ns. Annie In, hAs aecu poetpon:d up,ii such ] .s .hs pliysician u charge ~.li suit G orsr Bsrryman to testify. )"pA.s. esr!iac>. at K. r. Mans, |l. . Bob Lewis, ws csil v'.u to account |,h. delay tl.4. srcn.s [" eAis; III reorganization of the Tom stonc LII club
 try i bottle of Oll F, r,cstcr whis- !. st R. r. Mlnsiie!ds. fne is no doubt but ~t.t H. 4. F 2. Ill receive the appointment Fl, ,rk oi the District Court of tl Is ln. of this county. We c"ulJ ask | "a" better one. Blankets an [. quilts ycry chc"p, at New York Store. 'E,i.c."
 'n r'-s Susiirdl,, cor.espon lent o; ' l.. W, Blum Lumber Company, n,.i !" thi- city last evening from c:icr. where he has been attending .onip husiac-s connsctc l. with the gales branch. .adic. ani chillrrn. slars s'll 'aper than anywhere else, at the V York Store.
 Tho KccOrj-Epit. rh contains just zen home advertisements for which receives any pay. No wonder II , for opposition, as ii cannot coni- . vii! s newspaper. Pridc- will II have [" tak.' a tumhls; ai,i -.ilst per ~lll have iu succuHhr-to the vi'able as it w"ull burt bank t1 C ' it- -.pcnscs.
 i"kl'i rk, j'I't rccoivvl at E. P 'nsfi-ld's. ID to the Euss House for your dis tomorrow, and sec # Nellie CGrh- n does not sivc you the finest that ever aty. :Fi; ..'- & r. ichoenfeiI X lIeynnan will, in a days. receive a ILrye .inv,i'o of iday goods. So cxtra charge will he made for 'wins the celebrated Jol,u E. 'Stct- hats at SummeriieI.I Bru.. i0-li Drinks will be sol a, the race faek ndAy next for F te' Is each, also kinds of cold lunches will he served reasonable rates. 2t The ix !ies Rt the Mvshodi-t church. arranging for a proper reception
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