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Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Two MoNTH- UID.--I could not believe
that my child could have worms, being only
two mnnths Old, unt., used Or. Fahrncv's
1ntalibIc Worm Syrup Nov know it had
- cents a bottle
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

CHrcEMATED.--It having been learned
that the telephone company would procahly
re move the exchange from Emmitsburg, the
subscribers agreed in such event to refuse to
expiration of the current year and as that
won'd probably have lett the company with
Out a single instrument in the town an cX.
cc|lcnt article OF virtue waa forge out Of
this common biz of necessity and the cx
change will not be removed.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

New CurrER.-Wc have just added a
new ami admirable paper cutter to our al
ready wc|lappoiatcd outfit. We are how
fully equipped To do a. fine job work as any
Office in the county and at prices that Justify
us in asking for and expecting work We
arc prepared TO do coorcl label work and
pamphlets: machine agencies and fertilizer
dealers Will find it to their advantage to
place proposals for prmph'ct work before
us We ask our friends to remember Us in
case they have work to do and to speak q
good word" for Us to othcr,.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

GROUP, ,WUOOpiNG COUGH and t}ron.
ehi,;s Immediately relieved by Shi'@ha Care
Sold by Dr. NJ l.. ">th1rnlan
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09


Gar merchants are not gloomy but to
state that their faces are radiant and that
their anticipllions Of a large spring trade
are o; a hilnlins brightness, would be TO
ovcr-StNtc matters, az we understand them
we confess that we are unable to sec any
substantial promise for the immediate fu
t1re, but il is not Impossible that the i'm.
provcmrnt shall come rapidly and decidedly.
brought about by cvcats uniorsccn bv the
ahrew'lest calcnlators. Let us hope it may
aid lis coming
llEARKIN TO THIS-Whcn we are in rcol
need OF funds wc aS: for them the freedom
Of our columns from ''luns, bears us ont in
the assertion that we do not use the arrn
mcnt Of necessity so frequently that it may
be considered 4 pretcyt.
Then, friends, b. or before Tuesday Aoril
2oth, YOU Will please let Us have the sum due
IS, 1t is not necessary that We should say
more than we shall expect to receive it, in.
asmuch as it is due, we have asked for il and
compliance should follow.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

All the houses in Miluctown are Gccu-
pied, and there is demand for more, Dur
ing the past week two gentlemen from the
county, lrsiri:lg to engage in bus ness here,
were hunting residences in town for their
would pay persons owning building lots +"
improve thrn.- Iu}lfy RyjSt,r.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

AN ANCIENT SHEET Mr.. John Mack ley
OF this place handed Us for pcrusa last week
copy Of tAc Ulster (uunty Gazette Kings.
ton, n, y. This paper was printed on Sat.
urday january i, 1909 and con'ainrl an ac-
count of General Washington's death also
OF the action Of the L. s. Senate AMI Pres
Adams reply to same. The column rules
were inverted making black lines about
thrce-cights of an inch vide The papcr
has been we'll preserved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-10

THAT poor invalid wife, Sister
Mother,
"Or daughter!li!
"Can be made the picture of health I!
with few bottles of Hop Bittersl
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DR.. FOOTE, SENIOR
OF 10 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
HEREBY CAUTIONS THE PUBLIC
NOT to Employ or Communicate with man
E@ Styling himself 'Dr. Foot, Jr.,' -0A
E8- without making due-%I
EU-inquiry. 7W1

This man came to Salt Lake City repre-
senting himself as the son of DR.. (. 3.
FooTE, of New York, the well-known special
list, as abundantly proved by afhdavits. As
rumors came into Salt Lake City from
Dakota and Montana from an expose made
there, he changed his base and represented
himself as the son more noted specialist
in New York City than DR.. E. B. FooTE, the
well-known author. Mr.. JOHN F. TRow, OF
the well known Trow's Directory, in New
York City (forty years in the directory bust
uess), Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER. of Utah,
andthe Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAN, for many
years Postmaster In New York City, also
Surveyor of the Port, gave their afidayits
that there are no other doctors in New York
by the name of FooT or FooTs, excepting
Common Sense" ETC.. and his two sons, DR..
E. B. FooTE, Jr., and DR.. HUBERT T, FooTE
The genuine DR.. FooTE, Jr., will hereafter
always employ the initials, E. B.. In desig
mating his name. Heretofore he has been
known not only at home but wherever bis
publications have been circulated, by the
name of DR.. FooTE, Jr. Greater care viii be
taken hereafter in view of the fact that an
uuprincipled person has assumed to profit
oy his and his fathers reputation. .
Those desiring further and more detailed
Information in respect to this matter, viii
receive 1t by addressing Box ala, Salt
Persons having information of advantage
70 plaintiffs will kindly communicate the
same to W. Ivey, with Sutherland Nc
Bride. Salt Lake City.
Those desiring to consult Dr.. FoorE pro
reasonably or to order remedies should ad-
Dr.. E. B. FOOTE. ST., or
"a DR.. E. B. FOOTE, Jrp
lao Lexington Ave-, New York
Consultation Free, in person or By letter
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sCREAT ROCK ISL AND ROUTE

As Familiarity called all
Trains
DandE
a
be and in
MISSOURI River
CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS
IT.. via farnous
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E1F- None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
vile, poisonous stuff with Hop"or "Hops"
in their name.
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No Freight will be received after pm.
s. F. FENTON, W. W. RITTER,
Gen. Fr't and Pass. Ag't Supt
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y


and
road tween and
hundred Of
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ROCHESTER, June l, 1882. "Ten
Years ago was attacked with the most
Intense aud deathly pains in my back ana
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MISCELLANEOUS
Narrow Escape.

L. ROCHESTER, June l, 1882. Ten
Wears ago was attacked with the most
Intense aud deathly pains in my back ana
Extending to the end of my toes an
to my brainl
/" Which made me delirious!
From agony!!!l
at took three men to hold me on m
bed at tines
"The Doctors tried in vain to reheVe
me. but to no purpose.
Morphine and other opiates!
"Had nc effect!
"After two months was given up to
die!lll
when my wife
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitters
had done for her, she at once got and
gave me some. The first dose eased my
brain and seemed to go hunting through
my system for the pain.
The second dose eased me SO much that
slept two hours, something had not done
| for two months. Before l had used i've
! bottles, was well and at work as hard
/ as any man could, for over three weeks;
I but l worked too hard for my strength, and
/ taking hard cold, I as taken with the
most acute and painful rheumatism all
I through my system that ever was known.
AZ called the doctors again, and after
several weeks they left me cripple on
crutches for life. as they said. met a
friend and told him my case, and he said
Hop Bitters had cured him and would cure
me. poohed at him, but he was so earnest
was induced to use them again.
In less than four weeks threw away my
crutches and went to work lightly and kept
on using the bitters for FIVE weeks, until
became as well as any manliving, and have
been so for six years since.
It has also cured my wife, who had
been sick for years; and has kept her
and my children well and healthy with
from two to three bottles per year.
There is no need to be sick at all if these
bitters are used. J.J. BERK,
Ex-Supervisor.
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On an after
Saturday, Dec. Goth, 1854,
Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am.
/ Connects with Utah Central train arriv-
ing at Salt Lake at go PM
T Stop'only upon signal.
1911 WV RITTER.
uss'J sup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
Thcy Think Jones Tool, vengeance.

MONTREAL, Dec. 3l.-The police au-
thoriiies believe tho recent robbery of
$4,000 from Ltrevre's jewelry store, on
Notre Dame street, was planned and
carried out by Jones, the noted chief OF
the American burgl irs. Some years
ago Jones was sentenced to seven wears
in the penit5ntiary Tor robbery, butlow.
ing tO his wealth a0d influence, suo-
ceeded lately la getting his term eqm.
muted. Lafe res was tho fOremdn Of
the grand jury that returned the true
b'll against Jones, and il is thought the
latter put up the job for Satisfaction
Jones was the head OF adroit aud dos
perate gangs OF burglars in New Yors
aud Chicago. Hsis said to be an OK
tensive real estate owner in On icago,
all made out Of hiS rohheries.
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Corslc.n Cul,,,,.,

coRsroANA, Dec. 81, Special l--The
consolatory resolutions Of the bar upon
the death Of NJ G, Read, esq, we're pre-
sented in open court BY Judge Il. d.
Beale, who addressed the court al soma
length upon the life and character Of tho
decreased
w y Simkins, esq, also alluded Ia
lhe ueeeaSed IN a lengthy GRAFTON.
me court received tie resolutions In,
atohchinS speech aud ordered the salne
spread upon the minutes.
In the court to-day, Joe Hunt was ar.
raigned Tor the murder of Joe Hohnas
aud D. u. Grcer and L. II. Prince an,
pointed to deio0d him.
ihe eases set Tor this week bayinp All
heen disposed OF or continued, Dislrici
day. SNS non-
ihe customs of New Years Dnv viii
not De observed amongst us, as no ono
10 our knowledge, has intImsted Al
intention 81 keeping opan house.
Tomorrow promises to bo as cold ~
ohrlstnas day, u blue u0rthar having
sirurk u7 last night, sending tho ther,
monneter into The tweniies.
C"l' BET terton, OF Dallas, spent the
uay ih lh,s cny aud returns tonight.
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Wicked worL by n Crn,y Nerro.


SAN ANTONIO, Dec. Special .l-At
SO clock This morhjng crazy neer ;,
George Washington, confined at the
poor house, secured an exo and at
Tackled Gcgro pauPar cuitnE-l,is sag
nearly Off lie Then made bis escape TO
town aud went TO n shanty formerly oo-
cupied by his mother. A man who was
passing noticed the antics of the fellow,
and concluding that he was either
drunk or crazy, telephOned TO police
headquarters for officers 10 come and
make the arrest. Officers Rugers and
Bishop started from tho bat cave at
once, but before they arrived, Capt.
katber, who lives near hy, passed, aud
was stopped by Mr.. Bell aud tol1 Of the
negrn's threats and queer actions. The
captain went 10 the place, and getting
over the fence, started toward the me-
gro and asked what was tho matter.
The fellow made no reply, but rushed
toward Capt. Karber with the axe.
Capt. Karher drew his Bulldog five
shooter m d attempted 20 shoot, but il
hung tir' and the negro struck him
over the right shoulder with his axe
aud knocked the captain 70 the ground,
Jumped on top OF him, continually
striking ut him with tho axe. The by-
ISLANDERS all yelled for the police, who
were in sight, TO hasten. Rogers and
Bishop arrived mt this iunclure, and
leaplng over the ieuce, rushed toward
the negro with drawn pistols, who, SET
lug them, lett Capt. Karbor aud made
toward ,hem. They both began firing
aud succeeded in downing him. He
was shot three times, ouca under the
lett eve, the bali coming out mt the back
OF his head; once in the lott shoulder,
the bullet coming out at the back, and
once IN the neck, ranging down and
lodging IN the lung, lie cannot re.
cover. Karher was severely gashed In
three places, but is not thought to be ia
tally hurt.
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JEFFERSON, Dee. al special. Ward
Taylor, jr, WHO has been Tor many
years past the editor and proprietor OF
the Jefferson Jimpleclle. has severed
ais connection with tht paper. He is
succeeded by the jefferson Publishing
company, which will di~cOntirue the
puullcalion ot the daily aud run tie
week y only Tor The present, lie, how
ever, is manager of the publishing com
P~ny. His Oneruus duties as sEeuR
compelled this course.
Thore was grand party Monday
night AT the residence OF Mir. @. j. Wise,
The steamer Alpha WAS up yesterday
to greet the risa IN the bayou.
Several of the boys, who have been
spending tho Christmas hulidays At
home, have returned to the university
at Austin
Adiutant General klag, of Sulphur
Springs, is In he city.
1t is exceedingly cold. The rain hay-
ing ceased, everything ~ lovely.
Mr.. ~. Tompenn aud his silters,
Misses Mary and Fannie, OF Franklin
county, are in the city.
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BbEW5TER'o BURIAL.
THE THEol-orGxAsvEreRANAraEs raEs {
Ceremonies OF Consiening the Corpse 10
its Grave in the Gulf Deep water
outside Of Galveston Bar
Historical sketch.

GALVESTON, Dec 81 The remains Of
Col. Ii, Perry Brewster, late state com
missioner OF insurance, statistics and
history, arrived from Austin to.day.nnd
were buried at sea, IN accordanre with
the dying request Of the deceas ed. Col.
brewster served in the Mexican war.
participated in the battle OF San Iacinto.
was the first adju;ant-general o, Texas,
and served as chief o. staff
under Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston.
~ ~ the iale war. Deceased passed his
NE on land, but was strangely infatua-
ted with desire TO be hnfiea At sea.
lie trst made known his desires i'm this
respect To his bosom friends, Gen, ,John
NJ. Claiborne and Col. Jack, while living
together under tree, Just before the
engagement AT the battle OF Shiloh.
AiterWardi, during the progress of the
war, he frequently repeated tho REQUEST
10 several army friends, He
syid he desired 20 bs buried
~ Sky Uthoms OF water,
aliei meridian. llis theory was that
aV lhat particular depth the pressure ~
4 $40 'f@ "i 19 reiIti ~. " etL{. 20
keep munan b6tg qulctlv up6lI ts bot-
| AH.'t 'N iif" NHAtAl VI lAlN NllN OF
Austin, ON Sunday last, Judge Brewster
repeated to his daughter his last wishes
IN regard to the disppsiti q Of hia body
| MISS Brewster communicated with Gen.
claiborne and Olher friends, otthis civ,
nud ~ was deternlinrd to curry out fhe
last request OF her father aud
his friends. Gov Ireland placed
The little state sLnAner "uyt.riuV
at the disposal of Miss Brewster, ior
the purpose of conveying the b,dv 10
sea AZ Id O'clock the remains. under a
! lnlntary escors were placed ab ard the
! Hygerla, aud the last solemn travel 70
the sea WAS begun. The locality selec-
ted for the burial was.the plwe where.
nine years ago,the steamship Waco was
! burned, with great loss of life. Many
oiu hrlny friends accompanied the Ji-
censed. (Nut 10 tire bol0n of the seaN
Miss brewster, yielding to the on.
lrehiies OF lriends, parted forever flom
tht relnSlrs ot her hunOred father at the
poini Ol tlnbarkatlon. The sea was very
rough, The little steamer. breved tho
waves undsr tho hand vi IA experienced
pilot. Soverel tups and pilot boats nc-
companled the Wneral Doat. The shin
ming in harbOr lew their n.ya at baif
mast. AteNactly ~ o'clork, hsing we'll
out AZ ssH, Geu Claiborne briefly recited
the history and the lie o MS friend
aud gently consigned the oasket 20 tho
wafer, which Instantly SANK beneath
the N6voS al the angry gull.
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PARIS, Dec. 3L-[Spocial. Mr., A. Ii.
Boyd, one Of tho oldest aud best citi-
xens of Paris, and Tor many years editor
and proprietor Of tho Tribune, died at
his home yesterday afternoon Of pneu-
monia. He had only been sick about n
W elk. Paris aud Lamar county has
Inst useful and an honored cilizeu.
Tho funeral services will bo held at the
Methodist church to-day.
Weeping Joe Hnrdiug IL holding revi-
val services ut tina Chrisiisn church
nightly. Lerge crowds come To hear
him. Tie Il 50 breaches ON the streets
during the day.
The yOung men Of Paris will tonight
give II reception tn Che members Of tho
Young Ladies' Coosing club Of Paris,
and on NsS Years the Young Iadl :
Cooking club will receive in hody at
the residence OF Capt OAnioA.
The county roads are in au almost i'm
| pas>ahle condition, OWNS 70 the recent
bad weather. The sun Is visible to-day
tor the iirsttimo IN week.
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IInnA A,y.irrv.

LANorRy, Dec Sl.-lSpeclal. Ion the
Goth lust. William p. Ryan, q track
walker in the employ of the SUNSET rail-
way, was found dead In bed at Thurs
ton station. A bullet had passed through
his head from side to Rije. It IL not
known whether the deed was suicide Or
murder. The ronm was disNrdered, hut
This may have been done bv him in "A
frenzy. lie led lonely life; had no
friends and no money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
ted g JUDGE Maltbie and Laws over

ted to judge Maltbie and laws over
III January tor argument. Tha
,ehd"nt iiied the aflit&vit nf a no9f
w M Johnsuni ss Ia improper relation
.e,weeii The prusecuting witness an.
de tndant. The state, ~ reply 10 N.
aihaafih flies couuter-ai,id Wis frou
.ne prose uling witnesa DENYING tht
NUN ei ne matters testified to ~ Inc
nsgtQ dt h.,spn, also % other members
~ ,Hs lhhIiy. NJ state also filed am
knew OF 40 such nogro es Vim ,Ioi.nsnr
Judge Maitbe is determined 10 > iva tha
delSndan. all The rights he IL entlllsd In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
Tho prnhlhlilnnlsia

CHICAGO, Dee, Sl.-A meeslng &c the
national committee of tho prohibition
party and a conference of leading work
ers will be held in New York city on
SimmInS.y ~ nn " Ina S Wnrr,y T. a. =" inn Sog rbs
ritrs church.
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GnlInr,nr,a I,rnni,inn.

CHICAGO, Dec. Sl.--The charge against
William j. Ga lagher, for alleged par
ticipation In tho eighteenth ward elo,-
tion frauds, was dismissed before tie
United States commissioner, on motion
NJ the district attorney, this morning,
He was immediately rearrested OF n
court, giving bail for his appearance OIL
next Wednesday for examination.
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lrow a man out of n window
ne lall against? His inclinn-
Z gets sprained try st. Jacobs
tes.
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Officers of the Hooking Valley rail-
Way ana coat exchange report every
thlng quiet ~ the valley this morniag,
though me expression Of opinion is that
mere viii be some trouble TO night.
fhey say the demonstrations last My hi
Jailed to take active form for the reason
That the strikers were met with such a
strong force OF guards where they ax-
pected to make tho attack. Thew CON
siuer The unusual demonstrations this
tllne rs an etfurt to keep the miners
from breaking from their ranks and go
ing to work, as many Of them decided to
do. Early this morning several shots
We're fired at Happy Hollow, but with.
cut damage, and this was the extent of
the outward demonstrations on the part
Ol tho unlawful element.
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WORK, WANT AND WAR,
The Hooking Valley MOb.Rldden by
ST. liking Miners.
DYNAMITE SHIPPED TO TIE CAMP
Fears that Officers and Rioters Hay
Clash and Cause BlOodshed.
A FEMALEFoRGsR FROM CANADA
A BOSS Burglar Relieved TO Working,
hontreal--Bloody Deeds BY IA Crazy
Negro at San Antonio The
Police XIII Him,
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
Tho Hooking Valley Moo.rldaen.

COLUMBUS, o., Doe, 3l.--Tho State
Journals special from Logan, dated late
last night, says: There is general up.
rising in the Hooking valley tonight
sheriff McCarty, with large posse, left
on special train AT late hour, to trace
no mob. large shipment of dvnam
lte was received nc NolsOnville vestor-
day. The attacks started on the rail
ROAD bridges. Special officers are being
sworn IN and tax II to the region OF
Buchtel, where the strikers are said To
20 concentrating. With 'communica.
ions cut oil at late hour at the mining
polhts, further particulars clnuot be OBJ
tanned.
hATER-ShSriif McCarty after placing
guards, returned with his posse TO Iio-
gan The strikers, being discovered,
WIZ not make concentrated attack
tonight, afs,g
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!lIEIR wEnuING TOUR.

who Proved n Woman and
2 hig-iiearted Husband.
he arrivals at the Northwest
Iiie othor day were u strange
nplo, the man wearing a bur.
ID and the woman II long
enhShS the same material, a
.hized NJ. He was perhaps
No did not appear
Nfter looking
~ In n por-
~ decent
/ r
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THIS WEEK TO MAKE ROOM

W yards Ottoman Ribbon all coos TO 90
M yards Assorted Coored satns 0c rs
yards Assorted Coored Noyetcens nd,
yaris Assorted Colored slk Velvet at price 75
yards Assorted Cood Plushe't
chtl dprsGo oorrcr
Aorei Cood Dress former
Yards Assorted Colorel Cahmcre
Fl, IIo nj, ''''''''''' VI
AlN Plush and Velvet Covered
Trimmed all at you own r,ics
mani Ladies' Morno Vests former prices oH
Gu GnrrtosiAvely these prices before
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MAN - ACrURE AND COM

tell you we havu right In the south
TO live well. EVER nation ON earth
struggle. To that end, and Why not the
uth2 You have u,ra Ou 80 Vet wi,l
Kits, | mghtHisO say, iu beyond these
gentlemen, who uudHrtnuk To- state in
leuri1ng on the tariti, that wien we
aduplrd hi, Principe IN our platform
we were tavoring - new doctrine of leg
lsldtIpn, were utterly wrong, aud the
truth ui history does moi JUSTLY them.
TtfUVY " tTUuY.
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| drcnlNe IN the office of
| cate, Il certified copy of the
| properly admitted in evi.
llirmed.
IkterS and wife VS.. Scott.
ISe county. Opinion bv STAY.
lnit in right of Mrs. Gillen
heir Of NJ. Elliott, to recnvrr
"pettv described in pet,tion.
claim through sale hy admin
y Elliott, made under order of
purt duiv n ported to and nm.
7 the court. The en ire pllr.
htv was paid. The sale is
- bn volt because petition ON
pr ni sale was made did moi
' debts existed npresSita,iup
Y The 0eti'ion was defeclive
y reasons why TIE
j property should he sold with
4" the estate, instead ot stat.
,pS making Ssle necessary
-ps made under the act oi Au-
D (PhS. Dig, art. 5,70l.5 70gl.
Urc shows that when the sal.
rlninlS to the amount of 50 OOO
established ag g1inst the estate.
.waS Slill in dtbt after paving |
rheN received from the sale of
question. a necessity actin !
!. for the sale of the land at |
| pllrntlon and sale was made. |
petne sale cannot be declared |
Irn,ed.
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MARSHALL, nec. 3l-lSpoclal.l The
weather has been clear and cold to-day.
The ground is hard frozen. There was
fifteen inches of rainfall during tue
past tour DAYS. Trains are runuina
AZ In; thanks to the energy OF the rail
road lAhnrerS.
!. The irn a., IasquerRde bah pivan
>'ho ~ "'"e' he city last nivht at
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W. AVAS, ions Y. RANKIN
MAN., -eCi etarY;
Establ 1875. Established 1870.
G. j. Ia .HILL, Assistant Mngr 4. d l'r rs.
W. 6. MORGAN
Ian and Cattle Co.

N'NF'N' a'N"N'
Ranc.om Mci.enuRn ana Limestone
oOuntieN brepuUg Nnd snic IT eli kinds jOi
STOCK, as iOf sale IN quantities % sn.l
puNnlsI IA sle p0rt'u urthc state Han
die innhtatGe ana alrseS uY c9'nm'Sgi'Sn,
Titles el ln'nrd ana perfected, Taxes pud
on landiiywherc In the Statt. Abstract oi
III es rel red owners uf abstract of title
prior thi ilruiug of the records f hIown
county,lO Money to loan oh long tpJm OF
year ntl ow rate nf in crest IN undI aud
land moi Farms ,or sale AMI TO rrntI Fine
rancbe I'm A,pM 'o Ion. acr, Tor silb with
plenty olaltr, grl.S n Il gohG pro fiction
at bargl Dortssondence lct'gd. Bet
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