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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
DRY TETTER CURED.

l have been afflicted with a dis
ease termed Dry letter. aud have
applied various remedies, but to no
permanent good. | saw an adyer-
tlsement announcing that Switt's
Specific had cured Mr.. JAMES Dun
nng, of Louisville, Ky, of this terri
bic disease. | procured thirteen
bottles at onc and began its use
At the end of seven months thee
was not the least sign OF letter on
my person, nor has there been q
single symptom of lis return up to
date. Therefore, l cheertully re-
commend Switt's Specific to all who
are afflicted with this Painful dis
ease. | am very thankful that | ever
heard of Switt's Specific. 1t has
brought health and happiness to my
home. ). w. PEAK.
Winchester, III.
Feb. 10, 1885.
Treatise Oh Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed Tree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Cleveland is said to desire
the Presidents speedy marriage.
DR.. Clark's Blood and Liver Pills
have never been equaled as a cure
for bilious disorders. They act on
the liver, purify the blood, and tone
up the system. For sale by W. \.
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

HAVE AGAIN ACCEPTED THE AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
Allison ~ Addison,s
ssTAR BRAND" special Tobacco Manure.
CROPS RAISED WITH II BRING BIG PRICES IN ALL THE MARKET,
OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
The demand tor Fine Tobacco is greater than the supply, and will con.
tinue Il be 80 therefore. every planter should endeavor TO grow as much
frs, orade Tobacco as possible. and in order 10 do that, the most inpor
,nt thing il o select a good fertilizer and use it literally and with iudc.
ment Sixteen years use has shown that the
s T. 4 Il 3 r 4 " d "
SPECIAL TOBACCO NJ MUIR
is certain to produce a fine crop of Tobacco. 1t not only makes large
crops of fine Tobacco, bn, it causes the crop TO start quickly, grow rapid.
ly, mature early, and yellow 81 the HILL
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY TONS!
G. NJ PARKS,
I1LLsBoRo, \. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

Mrs. Grant is reported as saying
that the happiest period OF her lite
was when he General was Twin. at
Galena on u salary Of $40 month.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

Miss Cleveland is said to desire
he Presidents speedy marriage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

The University Of North
Carolina viii elect seven Professors
in two or three months.
Tile Postmaster General has
requested the resignation OF InsIec-
tor j. G. Hester. Right.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

BoWIR, Sept 2l.-[Specis 1.-THE
quarterly conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church for this (Mantasue)
county, with Rev. III. G. Blackburn az
presiding older, has been in session
here since Saturday morning. Mr..
Blackburn is au abe divine, ant, The
services OF yesterday, conducted by
him, drew large crowds to hear his alo.
quent and instructive discourses. The
presiding elder. with the assistance OF
Roy. I. H. Sherwood, the regular p.s.
Tor In charge, and perhaps other
preachers, will continue services
tbroughouttbe week.
Tne tNo schools here are starting off
eacn with good attendances, and with
latterins prospects, ana 80 far az,
hhoWh, Satisfaction 10 their respective
hohas, 10 patrons and the public gem
orally. Professor Alien, of the South
sue school, reports an attendance of
W al the close of last week. At Pro-
lessor Kossor's school tho attendance
Numbered over 100, and will likely &C.
cede that figure. he Ia being ssriatod
by urs Rosser. Tho tryrtces.
nave secured rs asst slant teac here TO
Professor Allen, Mics Nary o. Bertty,
OF Waco, aud Eiss Minnie h. Diokson,
OF Eedalirr Missouri. Both Of tbese
iEdles como highly recommended an
experienced and thoroughly qualified
teachers. Miss Dickson Ia expected
here tomorrow to tske charge Of nor
department. Professor Rosser will
doubtless have additional hello 40 re-
CURED in his school.
A considerable increase In the num-
ber of cotton bales IL expected this
week.
Several loads OF wheat we're ON the
streets this morning.
Ihe election OF Saturday on tho hog,
eheep and goat law resulted in ma
iority in Bowie precinct in its favor by
vs. votes. IL 10 understood TO have ear
RED in the county, though no definite
nvnros are in from the different boxss,
except MONTAGUE, which gives ll2 ma
lorlty for, and Sunset votes the ssme
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

uespass to try title; Judgment for
plaintiff for $500. Defendant allowed
$lV0 tor improvements. This con.
cludod the civil jury week, sna as
inc DOCKET was not cleared, it was
oontiHued to the fifth week
and jury of SO men summoned for
the week.
The criminal docket was taken up
this morning, aud jury for the week
swern IL. The Penlend murder case Ia
set Tor Thursday, and the wife murder
chse against tho negro, George Young,
viii be called on Monday, the 18th.
a special venire OF 60 men has boon
summoned in each ease.
jail.
Mr.. j. NJ. Pearson, of Midlothian,
accompanied by Miss d. l., Choat, of
ii arrison county, sought tho county
clerks, ONCE this morning, aud after
nfocuriAg the necessary documents.
went to Justice ]. II. Lancaster and
were made ono. Fourteen years ago
thoy wero sweethearta, end came near
marrying then, though Mr.. Pearson
wea captivated by another, and
yielded. His vito having died
some time since, he mes his
hrst love, and finding her
unchanged, he sent in his petition
the Becond Iime, and was accepted.
Five hundred bales Of cotton have
been marketed here up TO date, and
tho ruling price to-day il 500.
Cotton roed are bringing II cents per
bushel, and the farmers are hapry.
notwithstanding the heavy rains OF tho
past week.
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che Civn Service Commission,

WASHINGTON, Sept. ALDERMAN b.
Eaton, chairman OF tho civil service
commission, had long interview, by
appointment. with tho President, this
afternoon, abou. number OF mlscol-
laneo.s matters. The precise nature
of which, however, MIR. Eston does not
ieei NJ liberty 10 disclose, He says
the commission will BIO ready
TO prosecd with arguments
In the Hinokley suit, in Now York, on
next Friday, aud hopes that nothing
will Intervene 10 prevent tho spsed
conclusion. The district attorney will,
by direction Of tho PRECEDENT, oond uct
the defense. Tho attitude OF the Pfssi
dent, Mr.. Eaton sMd, In reply to an
Inquiry, was In every way salisfactory
io the Communication.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

CoEsIoANA, Sept. 2l.-[Speolal.l--
Tho locating committee for the Odd
Fell lows Orphans and WidowA' Homo
has been in session horo all day. nj.
ID. Herring, Esq,and Mr.. 1T. Walton,
OF Waco, DIR. A. M. Dsoham, OF Wax1.
hse bic, and DR.. W. J. w. Kerr,
OF this city, being present, the re.
mkining two, Hon. Charles IL. Gibson
and Mr.. Fred Carlton, of Austin, be-.
ing absent, they being In attondence
AZ the meeting OF the Sovereign lodge.
Several places were examined az "a
their ni,sbility FOR tho objoet, aud ii
10 probable that tho committee will
decide for the location In tho vicinity
OF the city.
Mr.. Mart Gibbons, sn energetic
business nam OF our city, died to-day
at o'clock, and will 20 buried to-mor-
row.
Dir. Dave Msggard, for many years
agent for the Texas Express company,
At this place, sent In MS resignation 10
che company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

AUSTIN, Sept. 2l.-Isps,iall-Ball
county rolls show increased values.
Ss's,W0. Sewton ipcreased s2st0O
The capitol board held meeting
this morning, al which tho Jesse OF
capitol lands to the nyndloslo was ter.
footed. Treasurer Lubbock, IL Is IN.
derstood, withdrew his objections.
One hundred aud thirtren university
students have matriculatsd. with some
W or ~ awaiting examination. Two
are from III issouri, Que from l.ouisi-
ane, and the balance IRON Toxsa.
Forty OF 'hU latter aro residents OF
Austin.
Toe firm Of Brown, Sstern.ld a Nh.
ler, prominent laud men here, aud |, II
nOwspaPer r'ausg.rs sui writsrs.
nave tlsde Colonel dsin.s an or co
purchsse hrlf iuter.At IA the stst.,-
man. Cnlyuei Gaines ha- the mstisr
unurr Ahvi 'snie,t snt vi -,gni his
s'ceptaLou or t. i.cii ~ t,,-nofrov.
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HousroN, Sept. 9l,-tSpsclal.l ID. +.
herdcas,ie, who has been IN ,he news.
paper business hero for nearly IA
years, dlod to-day In the county hos
pitsl, aftor few days Illness. Al one
time no waa At tho head of an evening
paper here, but Tor tho last few years
ne has been working with Dan Mo-
Gary, on The Ags.
John Melinger brought suit to-day
for Sd 600, against the Houston, Esst
d West Texas railway company. 10
satir.y claims for contract execited
aud supplies furnished tho co ,unany.
The CITY council inet TO day sna ra-
fuseu To release j. l.. Halter rom
the 81, 700 contrast ior street paving.
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MCKINNEY, Sept. 2l.-lSpscial. IN.
ID. Herring aud other members OF the
committee, on tho part OF tho Grand
Lodge l, o. o. f., are expected In eur
city tomorrow. They VIII select a 10.
cation for the Orphans Home, cs,sb-
lishad by that order for the State OF
Texas, The lodge bore Ia in prosper
Gus condition, and besides raising
$o,Wo 1t proposes ondowing the homo
Win an aunual SUM oil $500,
Tho Collin County Fair ass citation
SOFA its privileges to-day. Judging
RON tho prises,e large crowd IL antlcf-
pated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

TRIPLE, Sept q. - Especial A
novel wedding occurred near the city
last evening, william Pace, \ gsnte.l
young fellow, hss had employment ai
Rev. A. Clarke farm for somo time
and itHoems he fell 10 love with Mis.
Matte, Mr.. Clark's young dsu .h,sr.
To avoid tho possibility Of an ohjec.
ton on tho part Of tao old folks, q mar.
riase WAS arranged between the Young
uinn aud tho young lady. o. yester-
DAY evening sho quietly s,rolled ayay
IRON home. bsrsneedsd, aud want 10
the railroad clone b., ana sho vas
aeon joined by ysung Pace And jus
hoo Ia very, who without d.lsy mad.
.hcm man and win. This youur
onuplo thsn repaired to q nSphbors
house and sent greetings to the prlds'a
ismlls.
Fine wssthsr to-day Aed basinoss ia
on It's ieet again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

TlRHsLL, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial. The
returns Of the county-aest election In
round numbers are, for removal 10
Terrell, 2,522; for remaining Ksuf.
man, 2,2D2. This bsllotiug fairly
demonstrated that Kaufman is AZ
near the csntre Of Population an IL IA
tho geographical centre. Kaufman
beat us gracefully, and NO accept ,be
results graclously. Rest, voter, the
contest Is over. Rest from "9ounsy-
seat elections"
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family being absent from the city. 1t
was undoubtedly an incendiary, as
coal oil was seon al over tho house,
and furniture, bsdding, clothing and
otner articles removed from the houao
were saturated with it, What
prompted ths malicious act is I'M.
known. Sometime last winter Lauius
received nm anonymous communics.
ton, threatening destruction OF his
porperty. II ocossisnad considerable
taik 81 the tllae, and tb0re are come
WHO thlnG lsht nights oontlsgration,
IN 70 In execution of tho threat. Ian
JUS Is amsn universally sstsemed and
this toss falls heavily upon him. Tha
totsl loss on building and furniture is
betwsen $4,000 and $4,000; Insurance.
on the building $4,000, IN the London
L'verpooi It Gl)bs; on furniture $1,000,
IN Home company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-22

DENIsoN, sept. 81. Special -
Everything is booming in Denison, as
usual.
The ssjority sfour citizous ssem to
think tho enforcing OF tho Sunday
law agood thug.
The streets ara ihronsed with farm
ere teams and the merchants arc COW
cred with smiles.
One OF NOlsnd's huo carriage teams
took y rhirl down GRnby street yes.
tsrdsy, without the aid OF q driver,
smashing the carriage to pieces, ost
fortunately hurting Ne ono. They
were caught and taken bsok 10 the
stable In good shape.
To-day Deplson's crsck nina will
cross bats with Sbsrmsu's boat nina,
on the grounds Of tho former. A vic.
tory IL predicted for Denison.
Our public school IL In full blast
with about LOO s:holarsin attic ndsncs.
Gros, preparations are being mshe
for tue Knights OF Labor picnic
Whish comss off tho 8rd Of rex,
mouth. 1t In presumed this will
eeltp.e anything of the kind that has
ever taken place In tho state.
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ley, il viii be rememhere5 WIN.
srougnt here diving from tie effac,,
OF the inJaries,s few days after.
the clsy council, tonight, adopted
an ordinance creating paid sre de-
paftment, 10 take effect at once. Asa
reason for the abolition of the VIOLIN.
teer system, 8 telegram was read
from the State hoard OF under writsrs
onefing reductions On rlsks aggre !.
eating $40 600. GOV
Inc fnmor aboU. finding tho body OF
Saptsin Griswold, OF the barge Orient.
mas proven wholly unioundad'
All nops OF ilrGing the lost crew, dead
or alive, isgiven up.
Mr.. y. y. Johnston, of Corsicon,
State commissioner TO North. Can't
and South American exposition, ia in
tho city on business connected with
the exposition. "''''
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VI. Per.sns Killed BY L.,yh,.Ipa.

hHnrsis, Sept. 2l.-Diring = heavy
raiu.storm, which prevailed - Dablin,
IN Coahoma county, Aississippi, last
saturday, lightning s,ruck Q cot
tan house, In which were sheltered
Charles Smith, his wife aud sou,
Henry 1ssscs and Tom Nicely. Neoly,
hmithh vile and snn we-o killed; Also
Three negroes. Smith aud lsascs woro
kuorked sonscless, but toon reeovervd.
None Oh tho bodice were scared aud
tho building only slightly damaged.
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kaufman

kAuFMAN, Sept. 81 ,---[Specisl. Til
county'seat election, held in this
county, en- last Saturday, resulted in
favor OF Kaufman by vote OF about
2,2o0 for Kaufman, and $500 for Ter
rel, two-thirds OF the Votes being
necessary for removal to Terrell. The
canvass was the moat active and ex-
citing ever had in this county. When
Lho result became known or
saturday, evening, the old corn
eL AsuInan presented IS scene
lnuescfibable, aud never to DO forgot
ten by those who witnessed If. Many
hundreds OF people had cone to
town TO learn tho result, and
TO participate in the enjoyment ex-
nectsnt upon Ksufman'A success.
Late in the evening, 40 huggiea and
borsemen came rushing inlo town
bringing good news Tor kaufman, tho
wildcat shouts rent the air,
Whom, ct laRt, sucasse was
assured. tho reioioiugr know
no bounds. The entire population
were on The streets. Shout after about
arose from the eineine multitude.
Hundreds and thou ,snds Of Doys nnd
mon psrsded the streets with banners;
wagons and carriages, losded with
girls and boys, carrying banners,
singing and shouting, "Hurrah for
Kaufman" moved In the procession.
ADDED TO this were bon-fres, fire.
works and tho constant roar OF snyils.
Altogether, no such night OF rsjoicing
was ever witnessed IN Kaufman, Il or n
| any other place or equal mum beers,
lis hoped that the question il now
permanently rettled. ChL. the heart
bnrninga engondered by tho bitter con-
test may die out, and that the people
VIII hcnceiorth deyot thsmsely Ives 60
the general prosperity and happiness
OF our entire county,
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TYLER, Sept al-Ispecial,l 20 ar
public school openod to-day, with
an increased attendance over last
term Pref Pennybacker, the super
intendsnt, seems to b tho right man
Tor 'hs place, and our schools are
steadily Improving under hls charge.
The Ladies' Aid society OF ths Bsp-
tist chur.h, gave u lawn party W.
tended.
JsdEe MsCord, who formerly re-
sideo IN Londview has removed his
ltmily to sh's place and win In future
mako this bis homo.
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WACO, Sept. 2l.-ISpeclal. Tho gas
committee of tho city council have
been working industriously to-day for.
mulating tie contract with tho Jen-
noy Electric LghEcompany, for light.
Ing tho streets OF tn, city. II issomo.
what doubtful whs,hor not tao coun-
Gil will rstily the contract.
Waco university opened lts 2G.h an
nual term 20 day, al II over 800 pupils
In attendanco. Many OF these aro
young mau from distsnt States, aad
soine RON the heouDlio OF Mexico.
Cicero Hardin, the young mau tr-
rested Ia Crawford, Saturday, ON q
requisition from Georges, enlarged With
stes x horscs thore, Will ho for
wtrded to tho governor OF thai State
~ soon ~ sn officer arrives Tor him.
Tho weather being moderately DIV
AGAIN, coiton.p oSlng was r.su nod
throughons the county to-day. PicletA
get from Go TO 20 cents par loo pnunas.
The Waco oil mills % ,ned up FOR
the season of lyS5-sJ to-day.
Tho city councll meots sgaln to.
morrow night 10 consider the stree,
tighing question.
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Sntros, Sept. 81 --tspsolsl.l-Ar,
a"esk ofalInoa! oontinuous rains, wo
again have fair weather, which viii
revive business, TIA. had slmo,, come
to astand still.
George Walton, OF Galveston, took
enMgc 70, day ~ tho weighing aepart-
ment At ,he conpruss.
Dengue lever still cortlnuea 20
worry the average citizen,
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SAN ANGELO, VIA BAIRD, Sept. 81.
Especial. Tho jury, In the case Of
the State va. g. w. TITLES, charged
with horo theft, was discharged this
morning after being ost three days
"I.uout hEte.lnE ON verdict.
bridges * Mcmahon, who wero mem
noned as being attached, tho other
DAY, mad no nttnohments run on tson,
anu tue report Is lncorreot. They sold
OUT TO Harris q Cartledgs aud nlovad
10 Brown wood.
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PALssTIsE, Sept. a. Special -
fora week ending last Saturday II
ra'ilsd every day In tbia county, some
of the showers being heavy, pui.ing a
crop to cotton picsiag all over she
county, but tbero has bsen q let-up in
ihe elcments fer two days, with A
olnity.
DesHuc fever attn holds It's away,
thelo being hundreds OF cases Ia thu
Is good. Wy
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bera--ha believes In encouraging en-
tetprises. It will be of great convent
ence to both cities. II certainly de-
serves success.
MIR, 4. ii. Flippin, formerly OF Ter
roll, now travelling for William Sehot.
zen q 90, OF st. Louis, is quite sick a.
the Crockett hstei.
The circus, financially, WAS y failure,
leaving more money here than was
taken In. Owing to bad weather and
me scarcity OF money, its patronage
was not very good. Thpso who At.
tended were well pleased.
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GAiSHsvibLe. ss,t. 2i.--lspccial. t.
The residence of r. u L,nins, "a prom
inent lswyor.ofs nis city was destroyed
b. firc this morning sbost . O'Clock.
The DIRE originated on The inside, and
the baildins was nearly consu med be.
fore she hfcinsn arrived. There was
70 one IN the house d the time. the
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wAxAHAcnis, Ssph 2i.-Is,.ei al [
In tbs district uri, W. A n sets
Va J. 4. Rainsy, etai., aeol and lore
closure, Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff. N. ?. Sims ". q, n. Audsr.
son ct Al. sdeut foreclosure and uae,ess.
Judgment was rendered fof plsinSsH
IN . Mount Of claim.
Melissa Roblnsoa ~ oallle rsrfsr.
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Paris.

PARIS, Sept. a. Especial Tho
weather Is row settled, and cotton
picking will begun again tomorrow.
BArrctts circus IL attracting a large
crowd The city IL fail " people.
Mrs, SAXON, tho tempsrr ne, lsct-
utor, delivered . stirring address u pon
tne subject at thu opcrs hnuss yester-
Jay. Mrs. Saxon, a. q southern vo.
li,as, appesls ~ the hearts OF our pro.
PIE " no other l.,J has. Pnc irlsuJs
70 remain In the stst 80 sotue inns,
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CHEYENNE, Sept. 2l.-work wa, re-
sumed a. the Rock Sprius c,sl mines
this morning. All the Chinameu went
" work,and Also the whit. mschsnics,
engineers, blscksniLhs, hremen and
carpenters employed in tno mlnss.
Tue ~hile coal miuars wro dscljnpd
u work we're paid ~. Every ,hlnu il
quiet. M moro trbuule IL sniietvAtet.
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dig Fire.

HunSnIDr, Kan,. Ssp,. 2l.-Au in
cediiry aro thismormlng Destroyed
LARGE general s,ores OF y. A. Brown 4
COMPANY, aud ii Y. Singer, R,sou-
mat rho bnildins we.o owned by
esnmaiea over 100000. Insurance
cannot bB learned.
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snssrwATRn' Sept. 2l,--Espcclal. +
Miss Addie Jackson 10 s.ill very
Dangerously III.
Elder j, A. Moore, pastor OF tho Far
tist church, lett this evening TO visit
ME vile, VINO ~ sick az Denton,
Weather dry,
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HxAESE, Sept. 2i.-Ispecisl.l Ten
conNlss escaped from tho plantation
OF William Hesrn, hero last night.
lhsy camo In town, robbed several
honSee, aud wont tholr way rejoicing,
Only throc have boon oap'ured.
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boSHAM, Sop. 2i.-tspsclal l-Col.
onei X. I. ruraoull, of thIs city, viii
have his sslephone line, irNn hero to
hAvens' Q dissanss Of seven miller,
couplstsd next week. Colonel Turn.
buu 70 quite unlike most capltsilsts
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Y rrsviLLE, Sept. q. a hprribl.
Tragedy occurred last evening =. Mi
Yer Crssk, . mining village, slxht
inl!es es.t Of this city. r. O'Noill sud
Wits have lived WIN -
Old woman named Bsesis RsafS
e: -! .sH - sss ~ "a ssssssas Ssss:
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PAPER BOXE2

woman, who was her husbands aunt,
Tor being the insligator OF their do
mes,ic troubles. Last night Mrs.
O'Neill dragged the old WON an from
her bod TO tho floor and severed her
heal from hor body with sn axe. Mrs.
ONoill was drunk at the timo and
crime.
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dALvssros, Sept. al. ISpeelal.l =
Tho season opened tonight with Me-
Lntyrs and usa'h's miustrelp. a
packed house aud he big sist his ever
nnde bv miusilel cDmpan, The
nOsise ~. ovsf AoD.
0ALv SION, ~ 2,.-tSpec'sl.l- i
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As telssrspn-o C,l.f VI Police ynr-
ens Of tnis city ut the arrest at Wal
81 thu bssr0 who, ON the "a instant,
oesd and fatally injured Charles
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