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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

RrnAnniNo the ohio >enHtorship. u
Columhu. correspondent Of the chi
capo Inter Ocean says: The Republic
cans are pcriccting plan by which the
Republican contesting representatives,
from Hamilton County will be admitted
10 their seats before the vote is taken
Oh United states senator. aud thereby
doing away with the necessity Of APP
pointing special committee to investI-
gate the election frauds in Cincinnati
The plan Is that the testimony which
has been taken FROM day to day, before
local justices Of the peace will be- crrti-
lied to the House, ANA it will then be
opened aud read. The same action will
bee taken with regard to the de- ositions
to I've taken before notary, ot which
Intention the Democratic candidates
have been served notice. Under the
law and rules OF the House, NJ soon rs
the record is produced the House can.
on motion, 70 into Committee OF the
whole ami Immediately try the case ON
its merits This can be done the first
or second day Of the session. Ii is said
that the State Senate son 2 years since,
tried u contest in the same way. lfthis
Is done 1t will give the Republicans II
minority or Joint ballot instead OF three
as the Democrats have been building.on.
ON the other hand, 1t will be the policy
Of the Democratic leaders to fight for
time and delay the admission Of the Re-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Piles ARE frequently preceded 10y sense OF
weight In the huck, lUin- pnd lower part ct the
abdomen, causing the phttAnt ip suppose ne
has some uncCtiun uf the kidnHys oF neigh
boring organs. At times symptoms OF indi-
gt'.tipu are present, iiutulrncy unru~inrss oi
til, stomach. etc. \ moisture, like pcr-pirh-
upu. producing Il very di~ugrrehhlc ichlhg
after getting warm, II u common attendant.
mind, Bleeding, and Itching Piles yield at
once to tue application Of d. bu-kitnu's PIE
ltrmrtly, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the IumoIs, allaNinE the
intense Itching, aud cnccting permanent
cure. Prize, ~ cents. Address, the DR.. lius-
kuno Medicine Company, Piquu, ono sold
hy Harry T.. Fowler, y. tolu Co, j. ID. De-
vine j. tluNiu.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Has removed to 22j East Houston street,
next door to Charles Green, and VIII be
ready for business Monday morning De-
cember 9TH. The table will be first class
In every respect, and we shall pay par
tlcular attention to special orders. we
shall keep fresh fish and oysters game
etc. constantly on hand, and Will be
nanny TO see all our old customers Ms
well "a new ones.
l2.i-tf CHRISTIAN KREGENnunL. Prop.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

i,cn,- siutbtoss tisopsmUo 50 %
--S1ec,al rate. given ON largcr space and long
time advertisements
legal advertisements 81 III per inch first in
ssrtion - cents per inch each subsequent IN
sertlon Trustees sales ~ ~ per inch first IN
sertion u cents each insertion afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, % cents per
inc each Insertion. Local columns 20 cents
first insertion. iuccuis first week. cents after
nrst week Special rates ou ~ aud 100 hncs
running for month.
Home advertisements payable on hrst Of
each mouth Transient advertising payable iu
advance only metal cuts printed.
All contracts must boz approved 10y the busi'
ness Manager
subscribers NOT receiving thcir paper VIII
plcnse make cumpm,ut 10 the Office. sub
scriburs are warned mot to pt} their suhscrlp
ton except upon presentation ui - property
reccipted bin from this uinue.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Notice is hereby given to all persons
having clrims against +. Sheets, lately
doing business IN San Antonio, Texas,
TO present the same with the vouchers
duly verified. to the subscriber, who
VA. on Dcceu her >. 1855. duly appointed
assignee for the benefit of the creditors
of said +. sheets &. II. CLufOm,
80 West Commerce street.
san Antonio. Tex. Dee. II. lSSj. ut
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

To-MoRHow the LIGur will publish an
interesting article from the pen ofJudge
u. c. Robinson on the silver question,
and being the ideas and opinions Of such
consistent and prominent Democrat,
it Will be read with great interest, as 1t
ahnnll hn
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

uur of the finest establishments thnt san IN.
tonic. 10 not Texas, car boast ul H. the MI
GulIprN ct G. II. Mueller. at IN Commerce
street Here can be- hud artists AMI drHuEhi-
mpu'- materials, OF both domestic ana I'M
ported kinds. Engraving, chrumus ana
paintings nrc ON hand In an endless variety.
Picture frames, mouldings aud mhirthl~ ior
fr,,-cp aud sign painting In large varieties.
China decorations aud material Tor way unW-
rr- in % large assortment. NJ Mutlhr re-
rriNr~ direct from factories large shipments hl
uniut~ oils aud other material iu that iinc' a.
VOL u~ window glass aud iinc domestic ana I'M
ported decorative wall paper nr" sprcnltic~ III
bt- r.ftiii-luutut l2-lbN
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Ium u native of England aud while was IN
thnt country I contracted t"rrihl" blood
pn,suu aud Tor two years was under treat
iupnt ns an outdoor patient AZ Nottingham
Hospital, England, but was not cured SUI
forctl tho most ugouHlnE palms In my bones.
and was covered with sOCrs all over my body
aud limbs Finally completely lost al nope
i'm that country. and sailed for America, AMI
was treated at Roosevelt. In tins CITY, hs wen
rs by Il prominent physician IN New YORK
buying no connection with tho hospitals.
saw the advertisement ut swift Specluc,
and determined TO give II trial TOOK sN
bottles aud can say with great JOY that they
have cured mo entirely. | am MS sound ana
well Us over was in my Ito. ,,.
l.. FRED HAl Fohu.
New York CIV. june ", lAHi
In March Of lust year ussu contracted
blood poison, aud being In savannah. TIA, al
the time. / went into the hospital thrtu lot
treatment. suffered very much IRON Ihtu.
mutism ut the same time. did not vot wen
under the treatment there, nor was cured 10y
any ct the usual means | have now taken
seven BOTTLES OF SWitts Specific ANA am SOUND
ana we'll II drove the poison out through
bniis ON tho skin. DAN LEAllN.
Treatise ON Blood aud skin Diseases mailed
free.
Tir SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz Drawer ., Atlanta
Ga, NY, ib1 ". I'D -.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

II is simply wonderful. the reputation
Hawkes. spcctnclc- and Eyeglasses have at
tanned throughout the United states; they are
known from the Atlantic to the Pacific, aud
the reputation Is built upon real merit TIES
timunhus from the most eminent men OF me
country are given who have hud then SIGHT
improved by their use.
An eyes nttcd hy Critlcr liros., Jewellers and
Opticians Main Plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

AT Eagle Pass. Is the most central and
popular hotel In the city. The building
Is a two.story brick. and elegantly inr'
nished. and the Proprietor, w. a. Fitch,
u an energetic aud accommodating
lnuss ll-27-im
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

\ Cough or Cold, IL not promptly attended
tn may result In IN incuwhlr lung disease.
For all Diseases of the throat, hun-t ana
lungs, bronchial or n-thWutic affections,
MORIEN~ TWOBlT COUCH SYRUP II Il
pleasant and certain cure. II promotes cN-
pcctuWtiuu aud removes all discussed matter
which oh~truct~ the lungs, the liberation is
healed, aud the sufferer i- restored To perfect
health. For suIc 10y +. kaltcycr son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. It sooths the child. soitens
the gums. alleys all pain, cures wind
collie. and is the hest remedy TOR diar-
rhna. 25 cents bottle. 7-22-lyr.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

The Texas Weekly News, from Aus
tin. finds itself on the Liam editorial
table. 1t lies the name Of C.. Il. Roby,
Il printer well known in this city, and is
neat and crisp In matter, having fine
porsait Of Hon. W. y. Swain on the
first page.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

TnEEE has been Il very generous shout
about deep water on the Gulf coast, but
up to the present it does not appear
that there is any real combined effort to
attain that end. Aransas Pass seems to
be depending upon the report and sug-
gestions Of the government engineers
with no other influence.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

The Fort Worth Mail favors State
convention to decide which point on the
Texas coast, Il entitled to the support Of
the Texas Congressional delegation for
deep water appropriation. This is en-
tirely impraoticnble, and would only re-
suit in engendering opposition and re-
examinations from every point not se-
leoted. The coast line is too long and the
State Of Texas too large to be content
with one FORT Of entry, when 1t Ia enti-
tied to more. Let there be united ac-
tiOn on the part Of the Congressional
delegation in an effort to get all the APP
preparation possible for harbor improve
ments, pro rated on the estimates made
by the government engineers. San An
tonic is interested of course, In the inn
proyement Of the Arkansas Pass, but asks
only what the engineer estimates ne
cessary for such purposes, or fair pro
rata Of the amount that can be possibly
secured for Texas harbOrs, not ignoring
the claims Of Galveston, Sabine Pass,
Paso CavallO, and BraZos Santiago. II
Is only with harmony and united effort
that a large aggregate appropriation
can be secured for our harbor improve
ments. Galyeston's avarioe In asking
for an appropriation of S1,jOO,00O last
We IT had very detrimental influence in
Congress. Let not such mistake be
repeated during this session of Congress.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

once. The Keynote H. Dr liosuuku's Cough
aud Lung syrup. the hcst Cough : rup In -"
world. cures Coughs, Colds Pains iu the
Cnr-t. bronchitis aud Primary Consumption
uu, tiu-, gives rrliot Ia every cnsc latr m"
other. Price ~ cents and 81 samples irt e..
sold hy II. l.. Fowler. a. tohu Co., y. ID. Dc
vine. .. lawn.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Every tirst-C lass dealer sells Opera
Pulls cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tations. F4-7-lySj
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30
Cor Of Houston and St, Mary's Sts.,

Cor, Of Houston and ST. Marys Sts',
which II the most thoroughly fitted up, and
equipped with everything necessary lncluulhh
the skill and experience tas hundreds 81 cases
can testify who have been treated thcrcl OF
any Institution for the treatment OF this spe-
ciRlty ia the South or West
REFERENCES.
The following are only few of the many
persons Who have been benefited and cured 10y
treatment Mt this institution;
For Uaiarrh-J. 4. Robinson, Catarrh in
throat san Antonio; T. II. johnson, cntnrrh IN
throat manager San Antonio Light; 4. Kuhn,
Fruser cutarrh Of the throat aud ears, Nova
Scotia; Frank Newton, Catnrrh Of the throat
and eyes, San Antonio; Miss u. Loundshury,
cntnrrh OF the throat and head, san Antonio.
Tho Earu-A 4. Drcschcr, san Antonio; w.
Dictprt NUoruc; james Davis, san Antunio'
George son uf ". G.. DHurhcrty Shcrin Eric
county, ppnr-all. Tex; W. W. Berry, ESQ san
Antonio; j H. Murphy, san AutOniui u. T.
Allen, Pcarsal; j. ~. Juncs, Major 7. L. Teci'
j. q. Dlcrmcycr. san Antonio.
The Eyes-D n. Breeding hCphuritis ella
ris; Major n r Trcl, ptcryElum; u. G. Had
state, granular lids aud kcrHtltiH; Frank New
ton, structure lnChrymul duets, L.. N Lambert,
daughter, hleunorrhu'uiC cpnjuuctiVitis; An
ton llhiAmudH, acute cuujunctivitis; !. w.
Cngpy daughter, iritis: kuChr. Rrrsllu ChOrOi-
nil ut San Antonio; j Vincent, tOtulla,
ulcer on cOrucu: ". n Brown, IpCsNilC gran
'tlnr lids and kcrato-iritis, W. j. HOgsc, Eagle
,Hss, cataract; George LOcsbcrE, daughter,
tastruyillC, strnhisams; Mace SorCll belmont,
putropium and trichiHsis; Robert Grlcr, Pana
Maria, ptcryEum aud lcukOmH; n C. Burris,
i,nnchO. chronic coniunciivitis and keratitisi
A. g. Decker, StockdHlc, trHnmHtic ulcer and
hypopion. W J. Tcrrbcrry, Saltilo Mexico,
triitnatic g.aucOma s-ls-u
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

Entered at Postoncc o., san Antonio. rcAas,
as second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30
Hsostor me PurNes the Blood snI Is . Speoin
forChronic Liver Complaints.

The size of the liver and the mnny huUortnnt
results that proceed from IT, hciinh lnhkc. ~
Iuhlr tu frequent arrangements. organic
discusses ut Tho liver is the cpttuu result ui
hong continued mlluul attacks also nigh Nv
iur. too stimulating food the too frequent MS,
a.. li,ttot- FOND tn produce Inflammation und
enlargement uf some portion ut tue liver;
me and oppro-- iyr heat has II peculiar inilu-
prcr utuu the liver, ulWuts dciungihg IL So
rrtlntis The direct action of llrputuInnc
urun this gland makes 10 invaluable ~ Il ii'cr
medicine.
The urpnt majority ui Indies during the
urrunuuc, suffer more or less of CNtt cmc con.
-tiputiuu. We assure them thui the use ui
Upptuluup will relieve this trouble
Your liver needs a tonic this hot weather
Nothing equals Iuhin b HtpilnNlh' Nm
Nuur druggist tor 70. 10
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

THIS PAPER T1g %, .'.7 Fl N ,iS Fl o'1
Advertising Bureau 1OSur1cr $ = bog. 81 y.rtl ~
contracts may 10 made iur 10 Nv NEW hOAst-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

TiE Fort Worth Mail says: when
Arsnsas Pass is reached by the Texas
and st. Louis from Waco and by the
Kansas and Rio Grande via Cisco,
Brownwood and san Antonio, 1t will
loom up worthy rival OF Galveston for
deep water. IL requires pluck and On
terprise toretain IA we'll as to secure adj
vantages to cities -
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

IL isn't generally known that E'arIs
and sherman and llour are cousins
remote degree. to be sure. but hinsmen
nevertheless. all being descended from
that venerated New England patriot,
Roger sherman. During the Hayes
regime. when Mr.. sherman and MIR
Evarts used tn meet in the Cabinet
room. the latter frequently addressed
the secretary ofihc Treasury as "tousin
John" and now II supposed he may be
allowed tn call Mr.. iioar "tou-in
George" There isn't Is very striking
family resemblance among any oi the
trio. and their mental differences are
quite rs well pronounced rs their
pbNsical.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

"NENsrArFn- nd individuals says
the Waco Day. "who ARE cultivating
blind hostility to wealth should pause
over two recent exhibitions Of extreme
measures to which their teachings In
evitably lead. We refer to the dynamite
plots In San Francisco and Chicago to
blow up the residences Of rich men.
whose only crime, ns far rs we can see
lie the possession Of great fortunes. OF
course there Is no active sympathy h'-
tween these anarchists and good citi-
zens who have grievances, real ana I'M
real, to be rightcd by milder methods
but all disregard Of law disiurhs the mn-
tual harmony Of society"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

TnE Bexar County grand jury no
doubt looks at thing In Il different light
from the average taxpayer. but its ao-
tion in finding an indictment against
Sheriff Thumn, OF Medina County. for
the killing Of Ferd. Niggli last summer
has very much the appearance of pre-
viousness, considering that the Medina
County grand jury failed to indict him.
1t would prove more satisfactory to the
people Of thi' county II the grand jury
would attend strictly to the business to
be found here, and not take the chances
and the attendant costs OF u tedious
trial in the attempt to undo the work Of
another jury.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

TIN Austin Statesman says: There
are as many theories MS blackherries on
the recent murders in Austin. The one
most generally credited is that these
murders have been committed by some
insane man, with all the sagaoity for
concealment that often distinguishes in
sane persons This idea was advanced
several months ago by a number ofnews-
papers, and possibly may be the true
theory after all.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-30

TmE era Of crime seems to have IN
creased Ms the year nears Its end. The
telegraphic reports are overbnrdened
with all sorts Of criminal matters. which
has every appearance Of an epidemic.
Ar-tiV Is extremely nervous over the
commission Of the mysterious murders
In her midst. and well may her people
be. The perpetrators seem able to DEFY
all the ,gilence and skill Of the detec-
tives with impunity. which is quite re-
markable. The order issued there to
drive out all suspicious characters, viii
be the means Of adding to san Antonios
population an element that Is In no
manner desirable. Captain Shardien
will lind that his efforts to prevent their
stay here will be justly approved by all
law Ind order citizens.
The Tombstone., 1885-05-30
CT SHOOTS.

G.oli.raa zI.,rrs @is,, a, Meyers.
 s5 pants for =ia. :! Msy-s- \ Fro
 ov-al.> = cents p~r ,..,ra: .;~s,i-.
 F.a"~' ..a-rv~,. ... ~o-;.. Meyers.
 rc.. I.y;i.- w..i,A., D; 2. .:..:;'- -:-.a
 ".os- Tor &o:e o..a p...r a. a. s.~sss, t- ', v, Q s..~..u :,r yys. g:-.en l.,
 e., s5e.Y -..a: -: ,se g~a% F
 Ea. reaa.rs ':e. l;-;.;: a.i.a...-o:a c-:.. r.a!:e.s.
 Keno, sop '~-. Gy:a" :: Ae p-aa .!,.....,e lp......n-.
 ss.- .ca:a.r 's.a. s:v.a aHly wiih e;e. 1urcha~" a:~. acy-.s $, Aro-.
 Tu.. .i,o.: :rL:..,u.. n.,.;y-. co r.r..-a roll ai t.c C..A s;or~ oi "Ale,.r,. ...-..,.
 Tur.c dozen eggs r,- -, p; ,.r gas.. store ot ,,sLc,i t- .J -':...
 Schwartz i.~cl- ,ae o.'y d.-'-e!-ss shoe tu.c .a Iot.h-,a:e.
 Fin- iH9o.'nt uarA=s 8, t!e roDa;a.a I..,- cua.--a o=l..:.
 -i!i .o,!, f,..,.,y .o-' a: '. ;: .ycrs l; B-,. .....H aLG .l..a ~'.ce,: Ms, Jones, H. cn'e-pr:-'ns prop-.e;r"s "i tac iu'rr1at.'Iai !a.S:aIraui, ha.. secured tac scgy.rro of t:,; e."E..:,u e. tl.. ..l.I-in, \. Brrz.n;anl, ~h, i.Sr- ;.c Ec!m '"-A..y CarA.H~ G.nc o...g iI f.r,;-c.->. s;y!e at h, old hours and place. Full stoci. cail b,,'' for 2l.atJ. Meyers {, 3;as.
 ,rr,1e he.. .:.::,... ..oes a -,sat vsrir.' at .c'war'z's ,l.r, s.c~o ] Ce..'-'fae ho":s :.o,a isc 70 fyc a";:@r. , st ScAw4yiz'. >ia, >f"... i srwa=;z is selling J,u;t .t.,.. ,.y.s f.7 .e. | ''an any o:trr dr.''rr .a town ! Procure sen: t.'&t;> fori he b.@ S.4.i, i keno ro. 10 ;.:..r ilrrc :;anGay ai@l, ! Tie Pioneer aj!> LoHr S.egs'ura'r ;s T., ! oc.; n iHe r,ag<e;. For s..a 60. ,.e Casi stv,a oi Wo--Jrs < %rss.cK. l s,hw9r;r o9'y k~e9z "h.;g -.o@'s good aua ,a.s :. @--. :-"r z E.,@: :-@=y c:-:= .feec.
The Tombstone., 1885-05-30
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bAr.a!- ;'.. ..-.- "eea j.. -., :var.;s-g, ,i.-. ,hrce months 8 70 Arvy L-.l. :. n.gttce $ T,ryu~ "atz. 8. ,ais city, aud 'aa.o S..u, icit Tg,s..u fer Spe'~,, [" purchase c:.:iir.
 Tie o.!y a.o..,y they :o.,, win Them aas a5ca: 5!.j wa.ch Mr. Es:z carried (, m,ot ;iI"ir ::a~s.iag expenses. BDih were Uu'I:- ted ou good horse, and went "I, ca:n:Jr;a- aly i.,o., fo: ,ko iolruey. M~5a;o has Iaaay relatives throughout +ya:a-.n at..pua a..i Sonora, anl no matter where h.s .oyrrry ln / footsteps may lead him. Ac meet, vi;a la hearty ,;e'r-,ne of h. Gia~:rca.
 I; ,;a> ,a1l-.; 'kr; hc w5.'i Irosesd D inc ranches 0. some of lis many r..-tiv-, who have large hc.ls e! cattle for .,'- ald al. cr ti" purchases were :.Iic, o,..J make ;hc "Trip leisurlly liomewarG.
 About s-v:rcn dav5 a..c, orc of thc horses purchased by theIl !,t iic ;sip, returned to i:S old pastures a: A-,u.rrc', r..acl, sans b-i dit or saddle. IL Sss poor and ioc@,i to have be(a badly IT, rd. Th:s circumstance added tp their bong isa .u,r w.'ADu. lLiy':.: com rUH.cs:r., win jac.r friends .' hope I.'l ,o an inquiry e. .rrra...-. Hem, ha; so fa- no ,If.u.~> cau hs irarUcd of them El "na seems in haze seen :A'tn ..pn" ti, co'rsc of Eheir supposed goate, #ad oIiy ri, i hope r9w remains: Sr 'e;p !i s an uuci. ! nra- tla coast of ;h- Gu'f of Iali'"fui1, uy
 on whose range are large herd, oi ca,ttc i The, may hay- visited :!i, far o:g place aD, : fo-:"a ,lc calves e small; ;o --avr. vet. ..-,
 fcrm.,;iu- ihc.,. Co ggiu str-n, !. for J., l.r. d..-e. This Is indeed but a la.at hope. n,
 alarmed and eaotaeE searching vst;y w.' leave kcrc ;c.z--sc-7 Co:a.ag l. C2skc ,
The Tombstone., 1885-05-30
Si.,n.n0ilS.

" TVEIC ''r-CEs COU RT,TOwNSHIP 70. in ttr ,uaLy utt'1cnise. tsTr:roy of AriaS1a- Er,Ii" Ju, Richardson Justice of the Peace
 r. Sii..l..JpJS .ai ]. Martin. Plaintiffs vs. '.I .-aIr.i> M'a.nL C., a corporation organ .Ee,. ..i,! tE::;.IG under tine laws oft he state .. 'tii, -T:a, and Goirg business in said rIr:ltr '. Co"hi>.. Defendant. Ocrnrnd, SlOo.
 Ike :. +'jrry oi triZcna sends greeting to -u"r,- ;v..s M.a:n- Company, Defendant
 IvG ..rc hrrru. summoned and required .u .t-,, :,r ,-fUrc ne at my office ID the City %: Tu-aHs'nHr, CuI".Iy of Cochise, on the 2! e.. G;. .i -;.,y |. D. lSsj, al 10 o'clock, A. 4! 2" .s:.- v'c to tAr cU'r ylaint of the above aau..u ,'N Nia..G-, who dem ana of you that ros. ai- .r3-jr'ci tp thrUI in the sum of One N,ni'sd dollar, for labor performed on ths '"p;r. lnriis Miuia~ Claim, during the month of Drccr brr. A. D. 1884 Ut the re- quest ui >aId ,osupany's agent.
 .tHd it .nU li.l 60 appear and answer said cuW1slniH' as herein required, the plaintiff w,il tlk' iJgI"lurit against you as demanded ri I for titc gt.> .~ ca, inc suit.
 Gjvrn Gu.'rr Fl, lr,na at said township, the ..!;i! day Q: Ms;. ieSa .Iony RIcHARDlaN,
 Justice ui li.c i'';dcc oi said Township. Hatri May .l'l. -N.,.
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spa -.-- n,.''.. ',~, vp.r ,;,.r.se. =. '.u, f the o'f bass ,s around la ireat. :hqt -.,h' Y riah, shor, To ia-t slides o~,f 10 where the youns iei,ris are whack:aa away a' each other and swa;s one oao way and ;hc other ihe other. anG seems 'n j " a0f swear r, them lite f4.hcr. !hr otter day Eo arahe un fight. hu. hc hal no sooner ra'i,l awav vher ,a" ;~a younI,tyrs vcgn harl a:it again: 'he1 saos,"r walked ,vor aul cau-lt one hy tho pnc< of t"t uee, and carried him ant cf the yarl -Hew or the ;op of the f,ncc and dropped him on the outside. !s Erpt Hat young rooster outside a;i div. "ad ;Ac next Gnr everything was ;,e praccah.e and qn.c; in rle ward as Sunday -choo. l..c ni,'
 :. gr,ar Iatry ca~,oas things happen fo~a in Washes vai,oy, according 10 the ,crjmany Of the natives. the nalrl'or said at tie coia'u>:on Of h- .,orr, and t does look 'i.''r fh.t way. SI', r.r I-;,.' of tla rooster anl the haw& is no. |: al imFr,hab'c, ;or ,t:s vcracious r,- porter har s;'nc~>ed io his younger G.ys a 5i't'r atth2t kind. in which thc ha,.k "r- ~~~stri bn' mana:ai ,o escape
 After 'l.r ..bore yarn WIS pu, in ;yro lho G.-cn.try Tas ai.ie 10 ;l,e cG.,ar ;h,; i- WAS j. ,H.s'arr" of coua,larah'c an- t.4r.'y. jim Io~n.rai. the Talking Terecr cfIalN,o~n s.ys h" rr,i II when he as two ycar. u!.;. | is. therefore. a Vile plasi.u,m. bG, i' r.tst z., as it hes.
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The many friends of Mr ] hnTI?pen- CT m th!s ciiy and , sber, will be !'ained to hear of his Ges;l. which occu:r-;i ;n this city last night. Mr. Ta.?eeier was one q the pioneers of this city, ;iay.ng arrived here in !Se), w..:re ne carried nn 5asinc@s, and ai,ergaris removing t0 pis5.c. where he Wa engaged un'i. after the murder Of !is s1a. Mr. Tappea"r then returned to Tombstone, whc;c he has been engaged in business up to ;he tias ol:.is death. Ng. TaPpenier leaves a family iu Los Angeles, and q married d.ugE:er. Y no resides !o B.sbec. He Va, member of good standing of Tombstone Lodge No. ,, A. O. | ", and by his de,..A his fa!aily will rece.ve %5,GyJ. Singc .Ae Killing Of his son at Di.bee the old gentleman has never appeared 10 be the sane, as he was thoroughly in lovc with his boy, John. By lis death Tomb stone loses one c: i.9 most honest ci,i zeas, aad thoroaSil gentlemen.