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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

1t don't appear to be in accordance with
the eternal fitness Of things that this kind o.
weather should last all summer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

DIR. W. NJ. johnson has removed his ofiic'
from Temple block to No. liz Main street
opposite postosiice-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

There is little treatise on the "hcrse," on
sale in the postofice book store, that ought
TO be in the hands of every horse owner in
the city and country The price is % cents,
and il contains table giving the dose Of
different medicines TO be administered in
different diseases, which is worth four times
the price Of the book.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

The frame for cottage is being erected
one door north of the Germania house, on
South Topeka avenue
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

II would be difficult to find an hour dur
ing the day that there is not crowd in the
nosfofiice.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

Mrs. chatham, mother or Mrs. w. w,
Johnston, Jr., is in the city on visit to her
daughter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

The supreme court has issued pre-emp-
tory mandamus compelling canvass of the
votes by the county commissioners, cast at
the last election on the question of the loca-
ton of the county sent for Harper county.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

Hill & Gordon Of the horse and mule mar
ket have sold fifiy-foor head Of stock during
the week
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

There was but limited quantity of grain
in the market yesterday and prices were un'
obspUo1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

The receipts at the county treasurers Of
fee for the week ending Saturday, February
18th, was $1,S7s.26. The disbursements for
the same time was $24, 109.64.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

Hay and corn cobs were the principal ar
ticlee Of merchandise upon the streets yes
fard.x
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

Old Capt Bennett Of the 9th cavalry, tht
great poker player Of the Chicanaugs kitch.
en-, who is stationed at Fort Reno, has been
subpeoned 70 testify against the boomers
If the old war-hone comes, look out fol
rood war stories.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

The emigration boom has Get in in earnest;
every train on the Santa Fe and Frisco
drops OF large crowd Of home seekers at
this city. In addition TO the usual crowd
from the east number of western people
are now arriving.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

Mofitt & HArtzell are shipping large
quantities Of furniture west on the Fort Scott
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

A number Of Santa Fe officials including
Supt. II. X Nickerson. Train Master +. A
Burgess, RoadmastAr II. w. Gustin, of New
ton, and Roadmaster w. q. Bates, Of Flor.
ence, went out to Kingman by special train
yesterday and returned last night.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
see by the Daily EAGLE of the 18th that
Jocelyn x Thomas claim the sale of thu
$4,000 farm which l just sold to j. T.
Tucker and b. +. McCracken, east of the
city, for fruit farm. The same parties al.
SO claimed sale of the $4,000 farm sold
Dixon & Altman. / will obligste myself il
necessary, that former owners will pay but
the one commission. A. L. AUSTIN,
Real Estate Agent
-four reporters picked up the news item
and wrote it no doubt just as they heard it,
without any thought Of doing Mr.. Austin or
anyone else an injustice.-Ed. EAGLE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

From New Philadelphia, Ohio, comes G.
X. L. Bostich with letter of introduction
from former prominent Kansan to the edi-
tor of this paper. Mr.. B. is out for the pur-
pose of sizing up Kansas City, Topeka, and
Wichita, and their relative inducements for
the establishment Of large merchant tailor
ing establishment in which only piece
goods are 10 be handled and made up TO
order He has been carrying and will carry
wherever he may locate only the finest
French, English and American goods, and
does not desire to run less than twenty to
thirty hands. Mr. B. says he didn't like
Kansas City or its outlook, and as for To-
peka the place lacks business, especially
failing as such center of trade where BUSH
ness men from surrounding towns are in
the habit of gathering-his observation be-
ing that the men who visit Topeka are such
as always have their good clothes on when
they leave home, or words To that effect The
only objection he notes touching Wichita is
her want of age, her lite. style, business and
society being all very promisingly pleasing
to the eye of a business man. Mr.. B. will
remain with US q day or two longer before
fully determining in his own mind just
what be shall do. We think Wichita is
just the place for such an enterprise and we
hope he may so conclude.
n. III Al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

J. A. Mann, ofSilver Cliff, COL, has open
ed a grocery at No. s1 Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-20

MARKEDLY the Rev. ]. d. Hewitt, at the
Presbyterian parsonage, January q, Mr.
Morris w. Hollowell and Miss Flora Walk
er, all of Wichita
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
ItElH tFI,rAf.

Tie rroI,c'. ( IT "r [" oS L'.~ :. iiursl ;inrlr. ;'-! s!t in is c.',, ,i'n h VI rr i,.urn i'e1 rr ''y H'l s'rs q.
 n i'cXP XP.cn;-!e- I"w !s. v3li Le s,l |" .r.r ul tine G r-,a w".H.r r.ain Y ,prenr- yint sn.. .l h.: huir.', uri eat ,itd 60 the it"'ts-or, as w.s suppusr". hu, sji H:trHcriu2 tre s'tr' ,."u ": f:e'
 0.s oi Nn,h Gr"r4i,. r pam N.rn ,nA Hai-t wric s@en n'.v.i2 tti'. < la ,h- h.r d2y III a h:nH-, n,r I'a--, ",- .n.i .: ,'s.i Q! pIa' ci z b,ye. |" - ur,r C.! 'hc | rl" B. 'crf" Ir"ry,. ,.,.i {. cin ',rd luqs,r {! :;H U Ms Itu
 Oi, s'e j. wc.;, 'l.'r rs y"", s.." ! Nu,sr, ;a, q U. .- ,s.iI! "> .i.e C.. grt hoc& h:,:;r a.1'u. w. n"io ~'t c. ,he w"u;u be. .r-s aEd u's; cent :. set,lc Guwy at ,.ur Co'.rrIIY :.'Giv &. .y; tr.v mng s0 much. B..l ste ap.t -- {, ur u,.rr fnnd "f i ii:r rilau ey,r-'
 "I- there ny t!u,h rr tlir rI.i,r |. .. sIe las ,us. he! ~rrI'
 VI '-' tol avn" tt liic iaC', T. ici Mr. Nl;si '!l.e las; ,:ao ;, gave an cxh.r:'lor, which wos L
 .:.I .ouo.- i- -- z -n.' 'ion was ru'iie.! s.I2 scicry. W" ua, test ;i at l., ;.is, l''cnu.. Gn nol !c;c; !n. LnIe. @ ,r.vel any n,"rr.H
 III w much nave yoa. made e M.- 
 Luiu's rA ihIuons, Mr. liursi." Tbp9r was inily t~iakl= in tic o. acu, yntn's .,&lk 1.uo eyes V hcu l., | .snswt-eu:
 "iAat's what aI lhe bovs wa:.t { knew. I aH ss,isC q v-Iih 'i.c rrsull Q. | ,i,e exaiiniiai,s, fer Lusu C !taiul ' ..!;,.,i | that D, rr.i.e If nt "ur h n.c vi, ste was lifting a:oUnd ed;t.ls, srnator-, -nT l cruors anG conar ssTsr,. We a..' aIi si :.nnie ruw ;o rcGI4in. wau; ynu :r com" op and speud couple 0f oays ~i'h uS.'
 | I. k thought tl,at after paying 'H l. u"7f.a -e on ter ln her's t,;m Mis- !.u | aed sau. nuuus q: ahnui $25. o0G CT
 shich to r";ire [. .i:s tic sre-a - a.g!, = ruu CnGg.r
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
gHe Ctra.f{ -iEiig.

This m".niTg eur ieI IUltcr, asc"mpa rici hy Mr GS. Brtd h w aGd S..gI"au; Cn!c, vislleI ih Gragd mil. aud ~rur d! eyer !', hnsius svar,,:i,, z exl.".rrd iv th" foreman, Mr. T. ,ycs. Ue ieGruet that ii y7-l c".ru.si e crushing a5"ui tt' fits: oi Euvrmurr. Tse.e arc irn Iret u"w cr, loved at tl.e miIi ID o.cauing II c;s and prep rin% i, t"r the work u VI | >n sonT c"uutruce uF"H.
 Th.s n.,.i cnuss.as % s;Arirs,. ~i;iI r:.lrs aBe ar;''Iamccs f." Gt mere. wi;ic' wi h" -i';rd as necessity r'qdiscs. u buI.t Gy WaI:'r, Lind (. O., aI'd IL n-iltved tu h. Ille iiuest uIItl in tDe Ter ritnry, ant the GInst c"UIp-e.e ss W II.
 EArE the san. ,'s begin [" crop in li'iS c!ty thcu ve v!I brgiu in have good
 iuirs iul tiIs vi uc tu..uWed hy le uuv.' oI the c iur U.ii!s iIom tI;c r'y. . c th.s I, rec. a. ii:sGe IS u"H r ,eIi, ol water and everything rha, Is necdeuIi-ii .crr, aud the. cast tu t,c dIf rent n,iu'u- .gm;a rcs ~.ol tc asl ah"u' uGeNiiaii "l shat ii i8as been hcret"iure.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
HV-o, Lore.

4 toHs'-ial ertrs', 2;.ted with tha 70 rhi i'y oC hie crnf', remarked; to r~. porte- that there was great tiff renee in ra=nTs, end tkc b st were Amcr;c D rzo~s. Th"n he warmed up Hith his >o2; q. sni cnn':n9"t:
 "W1y, Shr:se'd s'u2 ce2-n: compare win the ',oe Ar,erIcsn ' z',r. though thn Sh fa, li r,pn h~~e [, r,anufa; v Q .liis side. Th, AD,ricnn c"rc.t7t 7 r j. the p,:3s e; the wor .. T. gid r-s iy o1er sii the facial epg'es, cor,o-i!on> and tgnps"
 "Nbo friU<!s your r-z rsf'' we s9k" [.
 Al orr rng ITS are gruu in Hsr = burg. Tn" Sn E Ii mnnuia,rrrrs 0 s'd all tLerr,z !, there ;o re yr uru Ali tn" word Y'.cs to Ham u-s ro i'"v-, proper edge set on I, z-:s. Why ipi,t the g,lrG";- ,u':'. to tA,s coun'r,Y Wn>. Ery hr-r g"ni tu~'urss rle'c, arn ''.ry en.i.r.,r1 'h.y v' ,ld l v- rr,',
 ere Ter I:rrlhIr4 qiune 's kroTu sY ,le s.r gri"dsn4 r.iTket-
 "i nin oa.y p j'r:rc,naa ha:her- hu my piac- en,; my sr'a-y d"rerd U, c.. ny sk T pnd n Use C: 4 sn.o; ,r,vt ,uy",, ri z'r nhirli vii sul' th. thirr's skIniea cusrcm,r. Do eur ho-sr- sup p ' such r-sI>1 Gh, no. Ev.r ] IT i"y,nsn bal h'l. lm s'"a r-po'r ''.''sr fave n $ OWE surpiy ii 2. r.. Hnct."rrn \ M Y.;a, Chicago Q: s.n rrantisc'. rr v', L.. in'',y.u;rA crunry ,,1.ua. E -ln' $. "c r'r>t su?p!y hiS oNG c. ni"s ana
 ru>A,s"
 Su. t'sr tc ha.i .o-g @! 'h ,'1''
 "HnS, h. w"'.sr br rr-aid 'I a- {. uir ti.' !. a.aa ao' .,'-;t'.r 70 i la lr.n I., any .",s! ,s''''' :s iur.', whI., IL" ."v, @r d., s::rts ""uld lock U. ou I':!n a' !. su,. Ici,r
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
SNHCu:iUl Sale.

BY VIRTUE UE AN EXECUTION ISSUED oul e the Justices Court Ct C. E. Aiyord. ,ustIce { tue Peace, ii and for the County l., cAI>e, ie,iiLu,J ui Afizu a, to tue direct eG auu (, ite!cd On judgment rendered ln sA.d C"utl on tmc 31tn G.. Of April. lSSs. ir favor ui IiIe Mao sno CG,u ou Council o{ u c ot tomu>tDne. Ariz ua, and ayaiua. ,i [. ,Iars, vnsrein xV couHlaudcc tC ID k I.:c eun Q sSl datiaacs with interest tI, tOi tiUIn da,c ui I;i1 iueut 4t tue rate ot lr pcG cent. Uer .UiIum uutii paid; toSeibe, aItr S-t :S costs aud .cc! uIuc costs.
 ilav" tnl, da. ieyied uc"u tie .ollow;cS uc,, tced lr"per.y, la Wit:
 Lot nuinGcr e:-ht (Sl. n bicck uuEbe: uiuciveI ll2j, acrOrdin- to tue official rnap Cl plat U iIr c!tI cf Tom bstuNe, HOW of rec C:d III tne orlcc q; thc cou1Iy recorde: ot said county ul Cocni-e. Arlzora. Said lot tr"t> 0. $ s;a Ulit T. svt,s0UtI siie, between tttl acu S.xtn B GCeiS iu sud citI. < ''--
 Si.tiic uu;re is lcIeui gvep tIat oc tke> tta cay E"i ieuIher. ISes. hs.ween tec lCu's c: 9 4. IL. anei i,. n:. ia tropt of thc -tcntfs oG' C. iu .lio city cf Tomb Cuci:ise county. Arizoia lsrritory.L | Nill sell al. the Gignt, titte aud interest ot the sasd ti. Clark. in ati6 tO the above described r"!criy al FuolIc ACciiou, tu tue c!yeust. and best tioder. for cash, lAwfu! i,oney c, tue tn'tcd State, tc eAti~fy ss.d executice ;ind @il COets.
 Dated tuIr tl,e l5.h day of October. Jse1
 JiEES COYLE.
 CG et ot Portce of the City of TsAItstors. C,t.S-Sld
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
TRe ESfT; Cg.r.

S0--" i'm" s'Dc- cc:ta:n i,.oT -co rc. ! led ,'O rr"'rur. street. cc.:rt2 tO have h~ w.',s D nc-d 1T h,r h"c-r. The fiaaci ucs Ha'cr C"mPanv. 'n-cugh this ur Cinsk, iurr i-' ed H.. ;pe and h q ".ir emp."ve.> lu, ;i In'o ;hc housc. Ai'cr i' vas .h dune, 'h" l.,i. asked 'h- "rr Cisik nha, ;he tf' wns for rh- ,fI" ,ni ~nr m,;,,h'- wr'rr in advance. nn, r,lgp vf he- surprise wicn t,,is cu, >''h Ii, i,:,inC4,ino s.ill Q to ., her ii ,rs oa ' lire d.'I!n's. Thc siy asked
 m ME''h'i hr h.d n't ,aa''.n mistake, ,n"r hr s.Id n.', that ii wa> worth ne
 T Hcc 10 n Yc II ch.nc'- 70 n k ro \ ..ny uArsh ' ,-. T:". "ijrc' ',n.l ,nrsn. ns ,t 'h's dt''y cpr csn ie ny cnsi , m Id h .ur l.s'i'r-.
 Jn'- i7 on "nc "t Tnanv r2'orts u'
 lr-r r> Io isi.c- iH ih-,I;'. h hn,e ""'.n -.v.m u~ a.'' ar~ supp ;;ed "v fiji t,vir., 'nd " s',,i' .ut'ii,h 'h n in Il ( ri"r lu h oh ih-r sa,,i". TO .,ir';"r Ew h,S :,,t tfc F c,'d-E. ';.:,n .is |. T n"w rl;icn ni a,r nj. unss has yc.i 2, .u,h us
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15

Wilh the d-r,rI nr .n "'"s
 nd teum,tcrs, and rhs removal of tine mhi crew to Tornl.s:on,, Charleston is very cuI, b h as I.er ,i'izcna are endowed with in- domnitaL,e pluck, th'r dc not feel at all c.ar.2-5 IS their :rade wi:h Sons-a and the ~--i ., raacHe-s along :he river ,s such as ~:.!. H'weys rnsac Char;e..en desrsela roia:-
 Res,i -'I- e:esuc ef Hes in anothef cole uY n which were {" br Genera SrooS 70 the eiirr of the k huquerque Jour
 s! few 'nys s-uce, sad see whether Crook has been abused hy the press of Ar,znn., and whether S"T. T<itie had any r:gh, 10 grumb'e nt the ':"atr,-nt he rec, sri in ,his cify, when he WAS Tying .,. rosSr npl~ b itcve ere tts' Crook- -.as duins a, lhe could and. that he was C. .,,S,i man.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
Execution Sale.

BY VfRIuEOF AN EXECUTION YSSrEp. Oui oi ll'e Ju.,i,s.' Cont oi rowaship N.s U e, iu ,rt i.sr tGr County CT Ccchi.e. let. rtt'ry q: Ar!z1... to ue directed aud delis. -feu oH Iud2iDenI rendered in said ;curt In tue sd II day Of April. lsss. in favor of lss Eator and CTtnRoa LoUu .il of tha city os tG':. tslcue. territory Of Ariz,ua xud xgaisss LYuIa N Clark. wherrtu sr car,ms.dec tc M Ike the suG ui i'uiy-tocr ca!iars ds1.axss wish E'er G. there0r from date oi tudy dyucec al tue rLte oi ten Der cent. Fer xui,vrc uuti, c"id; 'o-etiser witu Sa2.sS cosss xnd secrr.. gSosis.
 ..s,. thA dsy levied cpcL tie foiloviec described property. to ui,:
 It ttirissa (lS,.tn block slx:y.two (6el. f, tue eity oi i"rI'stcne. C<.ctise coIa.y, Xr!- ea. scccrd!rc tc the ue.c!ai axp or clss tarre"! now cf record !u the office of tst e'Hutr recorder of Cccttss cocrty; sxic ice being CT tue NV corret ot ZtL s-d Hrr-re, street. ,u sstd c.Iy ef Ton. bsta,e.
 Puhlir uoilce is hereby given that os the sth cay q! November, iSSS. ts.t~se,, tE,, hour. ot sa ci sud { P, ra: in srs4t cs ths. City Gsii. ir the city of routs:p.c. e.. ai,., county. Sr'-cna territory, ! ~tn ssi au r.., right, aIc a. ( irtcres. c! tte said tvs;s T Clark. in and to tho sbSye ds-s,tbtd nrnoe-ty st tuti!c Auction, tc t;.c alyacst snE A.Ss tidcer. Tor cash. lawful money or ttn Uayx,. Ststrs, ,o satisfy sa'c cHccItiou snd s,t ee,s<,
 D1tcd tais t:c i3.a day cf O,tobrr TT.
 JAMES COYfN Ck.cf q: Pclire f h C'y os |, ,,sn,.,.a z | Cct ., 2i,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
Notice % fhe T'u6ltc.

M SITS Cs.>ar Ez N ncglrI are sel'inff NAB vRaL THUCEEE ICE m 21s r"nts p'v poun', '" an,I'oGy and everl- |" ov. They ,,avc B large surp'y nn tsnd snd 6 car'"rd or ,he rnsa sII tue time. No DANGER OF IF GIVING OUT, ss they nre compelled ,o have II, es i;.ey keep one ca:iuad oi Lcsr constantly ou h,ni. '"r w!:'rh they :rn.:" keep large
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
( I"fU OHTt

hoN. Vrr,TrR SrRc,1,..... County Judg' A c. "ALAicE....... .......-.......-....S ..Strr"
 fn the c,s. of ,he rrrr't t"y vs. F. M .'umn, crinr, Jut-r Robinson. Mhk S.uilh }: q Re. G. dr,c: BY. cared on n"',a,E of tte .c'.carr, ,n1 t'I. urrrir< ord ,i.,. tis;ll | .ij",rcy ,r nol If ct ;Lr ;,ro~e,u 'o,.
 1Ic at,nrrer> !oi t., i' en-, r:c-, ,.'cd :, -.-.pr tO |! 9 c..u'r s-kll. jl.a' tre l tend y: D. Gi,>ii.;, gee n. 2. -ro'.nG .'ia; ,h.. .la"t bay n.o toari ;nr ind ni,.t had
 i.ed :. -.'Ai,;: Nih 'ne iw s, l"'d t"nt n h. com, i'ci itw> O: Ar'.nra, whicii CT; ;h,t;,.Is | that s gra q ju mutt bring oi 'c-<-S before Ih';' | .d, io iroNe tl.at ., pg,s'u $, -j.i 2, aud':hsr IlIi> had uot trr' l..ur, thcr,.o:,. t!irv G,ke3 tns co,irt t0 di>. r- 'ic Gctynodl;
 Th-rc Lr'"3 Ii [ 'r"nae ct' up. ri ,u be- tw,ca ih, 3iiornsl- sHl t." .ourt n rrgard- 'a !n ciu.s of 'sw the r~ur sar' IL. y,,or. ~"s en- t.,e Ii ie dart ur'i ,u-murrnv .u r.h'g to i';. adj l,f,i,s.
 JA" ccC!, ;aeu aoIurr..rd i.ntii tc-morroW 'GapiliHs.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15

Nn;Wi,rstartinc tie fac; that Evalt has 70. ths E-lad-E E.i'apa fixed. aud that para. sic Clark us> ..nt lnJs nf III ney. tG crush us wit'.. we s.ii! continue to publish IRE DsILV ToxesroxE and have Eo. yct ordered our ca:ir.
 Ire n!! Ta-r v.r,iu hal .r Fourth street. ;s hrin= eni:rr, c in l,ng;h al, u al feet, and a ,vw i ,nr oi a g!a<~y SuriIce k hri..g laId. WLem it l. ali com l.letel it will hc opened as a skg,iu. rink hy Mr Reed nue notice Gi the ol eniur VII. appear n thcSc columns.
 Nr r. F. Parker. al orc time resident cf riI:s city aut a partner @; Nj. Joy ce in the Oriental saloon. arrived ir this c:iy last evening. Sir e lis ce"ariure frcm here he has n. tas. rxrid stridrs Jnwarfs fortune aud .s -rw cunsideie ed one c: ,i.e iun,t en tn.cu G tic men .a E"w. MSN:co.
 TsE D,.L- ToNssSgSS was the Jniy ri. per III t.iie city that had enterDri-e enough tn get special dispatches in regards to the Ohio election. The Rccord-E. Itsph wait, | uu;il irr T..c.ou Star arrived art thpn clip ped the tlr-~,in badlly irnm it~ co:umi-, vhie We puhf>h"d ias: ri-ht ~Het wi. ap pear in tAe cGi!,'r F,ate t,,-usr!rr v uoruiuc. Owr- to t..e s,'d w-atiep aas! the sparse population O. YuTa couE'y. the Sentiusi "a 2 uabiicau. at yu;n'. hl'. do;ilied up q uow.@p.ts d. t',e SriitiraI. Th'. is .rs
 t should be md B Q D,ITiu-ton ~ilI now give the people O! ;hat section better "a OCT aua for one. hslf the murey they had to | p,y 6s!CE?.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
X Nsy sH lx .l ,L, cR'D12:

"-iula,ia," ns \ "p"puiar ailmeni, has siYcn ilrc:p 9 new 10 cntite.
 Il You LsYe Rhe.usti-m now, the medical. wiser, re. ,xc.nin-"Crie Ac.a'i
 IT you have feq.snt btadaehes. they .sgey r,.IDa-k--CrIc Acid"l
 + ,ou have .oi,ening vf the brain. ther il>,-t that 1t i>-"Cr,c Acid"i
 1T S.ia'lca or Neuralgia ,nake life mi=era- be, il is-"C,lr Acit's
 1T your skin 5resks oa: in Boils ans P,ne e., ts- C,ic Aviu"I
 1T y,u have Ansresscs snd p,.es, Uric ac!." Le1 set oui t!.oc on t,e.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
Notice oe-s p,hica.,Oa ger Psr,lo..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT [ vi Il.iso application ,u liie rerritaria, Dcasa ~ Pdrd.u. i"r ,Ilr psr,ior .,I Ciiaries Ewirc ..E L,-~is Mechanics. whu xrry coarictsa cc r"hberv III thr D strict cur, for Coch.se county, iu re .ruary, les2- That said sprli-, c:,tI"n will be rtade atilHe uface ot said Boa fn rrescO.t. ArizUna. an rturadsS. ,m,'. Stu d y ut Octouer, A. D lSS6. {bssek i5 da,e r.j,n datc) D"tei tombstone. Ariz.. October U. l0eS.
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 Attorney fan Ewirr and ,Alx,iraU!ss.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15

and .hvn d.l Le mt ;rles nih the War Ts "a tmcnt 'hat there were lUi B. Indians 0, . We again repeat that Ee is g lar and Il far;. gre. end q, pai.ccs t?at :,i- h,s par, should u- I7i., ] .o sl ap@ad
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-15
Cossi. 2 Records.

The following irStrumcu;s Lave herh fled Ill tue office ol tiie Ccuaiy Recorder
 DEEDS REAL ESTATE.
 Wm. H-l, in ,E~red '".tiitis. certain req estate in F,i:i;cns; SIS.
 Hes.r + dfir i gDd nIie tt J. J B- Us, c-Tis:a real estate 'o H-Is "a i.sJv
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-11-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The Henry Farm, for Sale.

-hO "AJ OAA1J AOA No"AO'
Pursuant to an order OF the district
court of Travis county, the farm BE-
longing to the estate OF Ghe late Eliza
beth Henry is offered for sale.
1t is situated on the west side of the
Colorado river, five miles east of the
city of Austin; contains 200 acres, al
under fence; 70 acres in cultivation,
good dwelling house. out houses, three
tenant houses, four good wells and
plenty of fire wood; title perfect. sold
for distribution among the heirs.
Bids solicited through the mail
until Saturday, the 18th OF December
next, addressed to the undersigned.
If not sold before the 18th Deem
Der will be offered at public outcry. at
the court house door, on that Gay, be-
tween the hours of IL m. and 2 O'Clock
p. m. N. G. SHELLEY,
Nov. 9th, 1885. Commissioner.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-11-26
FRENCH CANADIANS.
British Government Denounced BY
Mass Meeting 81 Montreal.

British Government Denounced BY a
Mass Meeting st Montreal.
MONTREAL, November 23.-The Rev. Father
Dowd, at st Pa'rick's church here, yesterday
advised his flock to have nothing to do with
the new national party, which, he said, would
lead them to disaster.
The long talked of mass meeting CD the
Champs dc Mars, by the french Canadians
was held yesterday afternoon, about 10000 per
sons beng present. There were three plat
forms, at each of which the French flag t1oated
There were between thirty and forty speak
ers, who, one aud all, protested In strong Ian
guage against the action of the government in
hanging Riel, and called upon all present
to combine to defeat the gov
eminent. Sir John Macdonald was the
special object OF invective, his action 10 the
present Instance being regarded by the speak
ers as a crime of the most culpable character
A telegram was read from MeSSrS. Boyd and
Murphy of the New York Irish union, protest
lag against the Orange f4naticism and British
h-Et.:ffitt,, ana wishing the French Canadians
success In their struggle, =
The following reSolutio1. among obnerS, was
PASSED unanimously: THAT in executing
Louis Riel the government committed an aei
of inhumanity and cruelty unworthy OF 8 civil
iZed nation and deserves the condemnation o.
all friends of right and justice, WITHOUT dis
tinction of race or religion.