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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-29

Surveyors Notice.
GoUkFY srEvEYoR,s oFpfcx.
LYON COUNTY, Kansas.
EnPoRIA. January Is, 1855 y
Rev. j. A. Collins. Joseph THOMPSON and
hilton Z. Sims will take notice that the On
dersigaed snEseYor OF Lyon county, Kansas.
will, On Thursday, February 12. 1855 proceed
to survey and peFTn aDdntly establish the SEN
ter corner OF section "a. township IL, range 6.
and such other iines and corners as nav be
necessary 10 complete the work
This survey TO be made by ortiSr and g
quest of Jacob We inner
T. H EDMTsTON.
County Surveyor
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Every woman in the Land


owes IL to herself and family TO take care
of her health. When she finds her
health failing. and debility and weakness
undeFmines her strength, her surest and
best remedy is Kidney-Wort. II builds
mp the general health, keeps the secre-
tory system In perfect order, regulates
the Kidneys and Bowels, and enables
these important organs TO perform their
natural functions IN throwing of the &C
cumulaied impurities Of the body.
HudIksvAllposten: Miss Ahlander-
Bergstrom's concert in the church here
was pleasing and fiatterlng musical
event TO her, for the temple was almost
filed with hearers. all of whom warmly
appreciated her beautiful singing and
careful execution, although not allowed
TO applaud her loudly owing TO the sane
tity OF the temple.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-29

We lOtn mrn'y on land aud live stock.
FILKINs & SIsLER, Brokers
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Capt Couch likes a square meal as
well ~ anybody.
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Oniccs with Wells Bros, oyer En-
pOTIa Savings Bank
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Vote Tor Fred Hirth for township
trustee.
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ON q over Grft.h n EWiug's harl.
W re store.
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TUEsDAy Ian g

TUESDAY, Jan. II.
The Office of D. c. Grinnell will be
moved to the upper end of town to-day,
to make room In the 10y building tor
the family of Mr. Moore, the new editor
of the Americas paper His household
furniture, also his job press, is expected
to arrive on Wednesday.
N 10y, who has been sick for some
time, Is conValescing
AL Haskens and wife returned yester-
day from a seven werk's visit with
friends in Illinois.
Craig Anderson has quit the black
smlthing business, and the shop is Row
under the supervision OF L. A. Wood.
A large assortment OF mems clothing
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Jewelrv at Gibson's.
Bargains IN winter goods at Gibson's
Great Bend Imperial -four at Lesh
| Brothers.
Silver and Deming iron pumps for
sale by j. s Gibson.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
Wesley Floyd now has both Chetopa
and McAllister coal, and will supply a
demands.
Everything and anything in the gro
Gerry line at the very lowest cash price
OF c G. Pickering s. Co.'S.
Fine cigars a speciality at & C.. Pick
ering & Cos
A large assortment of mems clothing
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Note paper and candies at Bonds
Give G. G. Pickering s. Co. your pat
ronage.
s A. Brown & Co. have made TIT
prices ON lumber TO correspond viii
that of corn, and will take either cash o.
corn ir exchange for lumber. Thei
hard pine 10 just the thing for frame
for dwellings, cribs. shSds and barns
Prices are muJilated.
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds
CORN WANTED.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID.
UNION GRAIN CO.
| pRnurN l. ~ anRET AMEREcT7S
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Plenty OF Money

To loan Ola farm property on long or
short tim % easy terms
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SANTA FE CHANGE OF TIME.

Changes OF time on the Santa Fe
which took effect at noon today make
the time for the departure of trains east
and west as fOIl0ws:
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Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, WhoopIng Cough aud bronchitis.
Sold by Chas RYDER
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THE ALRGESr TOBACCO n ANUFAC-
TORY IN THO WORLD.
COnsumptiOn OF Tobacco aud VIII
produces 1t
tA.n.ar aaH Co,rnkHv RHan.A.n& I

COnsumption or Tobacco aud Who
produces 1t
tGroceI and Country Merchant
Consumers generally give little thought
to the magnitude of the tobacco bust
ness, and 1t is only by actual figures that
they Can be made to comprehend Its i'm
portance. Even then the average mind
is beWIldered At the figures. p. LoRIL-
LARD 4 Co manufacturers of the cele-
brated GILMAN. Red Tin Tag Plug To
bacco, and the largest manufacturers of
tobacco In the world, produce about one
sixth of ali the tobacco consumed in this
country, although there are 773 other
manufactures in the United States,
The total consumption in this country,
according to actual statistics for 1888
was 139, 7S3, 7S2 pounds, of which P d.
LoRRlLLARD Il Co furnished 24.747. 2s9
pounds as follows:
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THE RusINESS MARTS.

=
rHE PRIC rs AT TRADE CENTERs
rhe Eausas CIty live STOCK Market ID he
irufeed Is ueciallv for TBE DAILY
SEWs every Afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER & co,
Rooms rs and "a Exchange Building =,
KNASAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KAHRAs cry January Is
CATTLE-Recetpts. 1,725; all grades active
at about steady rates.
hOGs-ReceIpts. 5,90s; market sc higher:
range. 81 2el14 S.; bulk OF sales at 81 30G4 80;
all sold.
The Daily Indicator reports: Wheat-Re-
oeipts. 1858; shipments, 2,,05i; IN store,
So, 3zf; lower; No. red cash. sales at 62ke;
February, sales at 62He; May. sales at 657SD
e5xc; No soft cash. sales at 72Zc
CoRS-ReceiUts. 80, 246; shipments. l9.943:
in store, I52, 332; weaker: No. cash, sales at
Bic; February. 30c bid 30 &c as ed March, Doc
bid: May. 81 nc bid, Slhc asked; June, sales
at 81 Nc; No white cash. sales at 33c
OATs-No. cash, sales At 26kc
RTE-No. cash 59s[c bid, nJ ofsrinEs.
EG0S-Weaker at n: per dozen.
RUTTRR-Unch 4nged
HAY Fancy small baled. $40 o..
RoVsIOEs-Drs SAT-, shoulders. 5ke; Cieal
sides, &c; long clear sides, 6kc; clear rif
sides. 6Zc. Smoke1. shout ers. -; Ions
clear sIies. IKE; rib sides. -; clear sides
SC; sugar cured hams, I0xc: breakfast ba-
con. Ike: dried eef. lie: bOneless pork
$l4 co; mess FORK. sI3 %; tterce lard. 7Ec
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aAoeINe III PRRss.

Mr.. Vance arose 10 question of priv
ilege He read from the Kansas City
Journal from the report of the proceed
ings in that paper, which characteriZes
H. B. 1e4, introduced by Mr.. Vsnce. as
an infamous scheme. He would ask the
house TO say whether reporter who
should thus asseil q member OF this
body should have the privilege OF the
house He would explain that the bill
In question, accompanied by petition,
had been handed 70 him by Topeka
undertaken, and he had inErodoeed II
without personal examination. Mr..
Vance got very loud and much in earnest
In his assault upon the reporter. There
was no response except 9 general call
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At CHIeaKo-
E1IUASts January %.
HoGs-Reseints. Is. 0Oo; fairly active and W.
changed; a 35G4 o.
tA~TLE-heceIpts- 500; strong: exports.
IS 6G05 Is; good, s. 25fB5 so; common to lair
IS 2595 50.
SEEEP-Rreeipss. 1000; steady.
WHEAT-Depressed an lower. cioSiog n
about the low st point Of the day; T1% fo'
czsh aud January
CORs-Firm; a7asc for cash, January and
February
oLTs-Firm; 2sc for cash. January and eb
Tuagy.
kYK-T me: &c
BARLEY-Nominai. 8 065s
FLAX Sc D-None offered; 81 } hid
PoRK-Steady an & shase ca Ter. $I2 = \
for January ami February.
LAKD-Firm IS s. Tor Janus and Feb
Rua:y.
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Shiloh's Cattrrn Il medy, q positive
cure for Charth, Diptheria aud Canker
Mouth Sold Ivy Chas Ryder
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-29

Ar. Speaker announced as the tull
committee of conference on the part Of
the house, on amendments by the senate
TO the house Oklahoma resolution: Tur-
ner, HaEdesty, Collins, 81. C. Cook snd
3ILlaafe
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When the pay car" comes along the
line the boys all smile when your moth
er-in-law gays you her annual visit you
begin to wish she had waited until next
year. When the last of the month
comes YOU just begin to realize the diff
ficulty of stretching the months salary
to cover the months bills.
When your wife'S next birthday comes
you will have the golden opportunity to
make her happy for life BIZ presenting
to her New High Arm Vertical Feed
Sewing Machine. and as you see the
smile OF satisfaction on her dear face
every time she uses ii In after years, you
will be repaid thousand fold. Remem-
Der that The Davis has no equal as .
family sewing machine.
Empora Hardware Co, Agents.
Emporla. Kan
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EMPORIA MARKETS.

zxpoa1A. Kans.. Jan. %
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pounds par day tor every working day in
the year The tax paid to the Govern
ment Gu thus product by the above firm
the lat wear WAS 2.5Sl 800 65. or S,G06
for each working dav of the year. AS
tonishinG as these figures appear, tho
firm is annually INCREASING Its product,
the increase for 1888 over that OF 1882
being 5,34l 600 pounds.
Who will claim In the fsce of these
figures that tobacco has not become q
necessity instead of being q luxury, as 1t
has been so long regarded?
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DIR. L. B. 30

DENTIsT. Amerleus, Lyon Co, Kansas
FOGce st Residence; Stone Cottage, oppo-
site the brick church.
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The question being on the considera-
ton of the road tax bill, Senator Crane
moved that when the committee rise
they report this bill back TO the senate
with the recommendation that It be
placed upon third reading, subject to
amendment and debate.
A senator remarked that this was the
same motion which received one vote In
the afternoon.
Senator Kellogg said. as one who had
voted against the bill, he was willing to
re-refer. 1t is an important measure,
but he wanted il modified so as to make
1t apply only to such localities as desired
10
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OFF SAoOYS,

Good linen shirts Si:5 i, Ncyers.
 t6 pants 'o- si II J. :'eyc-s Bro.
 Cvcr,is :5 cents per ?a.. 2: Nsye's
 Flannel underwear fir cost .. Mtyer-
 Tea Kettle whisky at RaGcrts's silDrn
 s.o,s fo- our ow. price at ! Meyers ( Bro.
 to to Schwartz f,r yog. Frcpcll Lid -k0,s.
 Keno every r,sh. 2, :he -Eank Ex- rlange.
 For genuine Tea Kettle wLis,. :.So ,c. Ca:t. kat!ertys'
 Keno. Stop err. H,id:::: At ;!.e yank -xcharge 70 ni-'.t...
 sole leather trunk gi-cn away with very purchase att. Mcyers-S Bros.
 Tsc best Ca..!ornia rutrer. Co cents rol, it :lc C-s!, Store of WsLCoTr ,v MpSIcK.
 Three dozen eggs fnr si, al the Cash Store ,f W,Lc0rT < Mt>rrK.
 schwartz keeps :ic oa'y f-s:.ci4ss shoe tore III Tombstone.
 Fire imported iurrl,es A the Fountain Meas cooh.d |, order. ~, ro,d> hcio-r cc-t .. y. T rcrs < Bro Airn and Fifth s'rrr'a.
 Mrs. Jones, tie cil.rl -i-ir. proprietrcs7 ,! inc International l., .,HurInt. has secured hc .crvicus of ;ia; monarch cft,c cuis.le, l. Errserthol. ,r'o tal,rs thc Fc'm today. Cooking t9ne r.iiy .n iir,t-viass si! T.. st tns old hours and place.
 Fan stock caui boots for st..a. J. jIevJra & Bros. Spring hec' cai:d's shoes ia crea; variety at :;chwariz's shoe s:o-e.' Gca.s' fine boots from i've to f.. dollars at Schwar'z's shoe store. Scwar;Z is sc'iing b,ut- and shacs for less han any other dealer in town. Procur- y"ur tickets fort ke tiE s:s2.s? krno pol .o take rlgcr Sunday night. The Pioneer mills Gcr;r. Sa:raTael.o, .S tie best in tie market. For sale at tlc Cash Store Of WoI"nTr < MFsSIcs. s:hwA.tz only kecr. ~l::.o Tcr's Cocis ant ;sie is more iaar . great many ctAtra Sc@p.
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4 ard.

EDITOR ToMBsrnNR-I sea by tile E. PAso papers that tns dcs i:erado, bslidozcr aad t.uYh. and b-trayer of our sex, ls- met IS, daes. sni tsa, he dicd as all despcrados, in h:s boots. This man Ray nor was ccIse to civilization, po, 2 friend did iie b.ve nn earth. Tai. man, like the li,e chief Of police S:udymeTer had \ hatred ts the Irish r.cc, spd ;u every possible way did his hes. 10 p3' them .e all the ;Tsshlc possible.
 Iam 8 woman, and now that this dss. persdo ia dend-i, my not be teelin. ,c csndrmn him, bu. l de-I wan, tle world to know that at leas, one of these trribIe desperados has gone 10 lad s-a place that he never VII return from and may al! of his kiad go the same way. ] told him, ,his same Rayno:, that he would die in his 's.s inside O: five day. szi lac d.d 50.
 NEs. HASN.H ECkss
 Tumbs:on-, A phi 2?. 1885.
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pirs S'e@'f, 'nrnp t h.hca lis tes,i uony, which N IS read ,o him ard which
 he signed. rke ca.s was cen,iaaei un t!i ;o norreW.
 An nn,'.rtassr .i n '.rr, hss h~'d ,Hie eE,b.,in.d A' 'dy oi . man spec is33 O. collateral far tle Cast nf ,hs operation,
 ~hich h.s relatives in tie ea9: refused a ray.-s. P. Chroric'e.
 When the Grand Can,ra! pumps nre completed ssd The Cortentior resumes operations. together with oyhsr mines oa the Liil, thero wi.. bs at lcas, 1000 miBers a, work.
 Mr. Will and Fred Ward returned from Phepix M 'rdsy evesing. where they accompanied thSif father. J. |
 Ward. Vii! reports Pueni. as dull, anu likewise other ,owss tha: bs visited.
 Messrs. Finch and Baldwin arrived in this city last evesirs from Benscn. Mr. 'Csi. Finch hss severed bis connection with the firm of Dysr, Finch < Baldwin, [ havisS sold out ts Dysr { Baldwin. C. y. Armstrong. D7E,iag; :. ",
 Cress and wife. F,. Gr.ri C. L. Finch,
 Denson: Chas. k. Crouch. Mule noun !aiis, and +. A. Spencer, B:sbas. are reg is:ered at the Occidental.
 There will be a r,cc q: Tres A'amos on
 the 2sth of May between hnrs: belon. .
 in. to h:. Appod,ccs, ani one bo!onging 10 Y. II. 1:o. The stakes wii be twelve COWS and twelve caves each, and four American horses each.
 All lovers of genuine amusement and those who appreciate gOrd treatment generally s-shou41 TO. fai! :o attend the
 Mum Social to h. gwen 6. Mining Ex change hal! on Frid4 , evening, ,hc ea,h instant, for he benefit of tine Method s, church, under the guidance of the ladies thereof. Refreshments Will be served. including strawberries and cream, oak ( and ice creaH. Every one cGn 70. ss
 ihs admission is bu. 25 cents. Ar. Al. JJnrs received wor,I to-day
 shs; tbe team of horses hired ny Dcs GirI and party had died on tho road to Sono-a. MT. Jones informed reporter
 .o.dsy that the horses were net his, bu' belonged 10 :he Silver City s.ab'o. Al.
 received note from Charleston this morning from MT. Giri that when they arrived at the custom, hsus. the horses seemed to b- scE. And he though. i: ai- visible [" hire Mexican ,esp,, which l,s did. 10 c"nuaue on tine 'urney, and cent .hc ,ick A.rscs back ia ch.rg, of a driver |, 1ombster.. When ths ir!y {. ached Charleston he put ,ke hers.s ir Cars corral. Daring thu niyi,t one of
 the hnrss dler, ani the other on, He next n >rLias.
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Gc..icE.rll

ho,el. Tie ooy i.rs.-I sss hotel io rou. Us.cne. S.,02te3 o1 ;he co.u-. of First aud A,en streets. HaLlsone,; furnished ti.roT Iher', .nd kas s.l mod ~rn imprOve'ner,s. T!9vsi>gs a.e rec0n- n.snded ,c s,ap st ih.s house. Private .oons for commsrc.al travellers. Tie bag of ;bi. house is furnished With !in proved billiard tables arl card rooms, and ia stocked with the finest brands c. rines. liquors sHI cigars.
 LGG JDsEea PAgcloLy.
 fru.T.stoT
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DIPS. SPURS AND ANGLES. :, Ssttlnas in and GU: of Tombstone
 and All Around.

1.eeas i:sAs were little scarcc to day. The Star res,arant Las reduced board ts % per week.
 |, ;s rumored that the salphuret mine will shortly start up.
 Everybody aou rush to the Star resnt rant, board te per week.
 Nr. Ei. Rury arrived ia this city las. evening from the ranch si \! Jones.
 rar". Kono. ~inss, liquors and cigars at the Bunk Exchange. s6if
 Nr. Harry ca:t.ng left to-day for Ca!iforais,
 Nsw spring ailliaery at Mrs. Smiths Treueat street, ~t.ve Joe Horfcrs.
 Suansraieli Blos. are recovin: largo Invoices Of .seds daily.
 New French hats, hauers and feathers st Nrs. Sm,th's, s2l Fremont street.
 Subscribe aud advertise in the THE DAiLr ToxBsroSE.
 The thsruome;e. marked 8a' dcxre at aesa to- day.
 The i've fire c.mpanis. st Prescott. are known respectively ss "dud,s" and "seugh." ..
 The Bank Exchangs sssooa kcs rs th. oa;y geauiae brand ef Tea Kettle wiiksy ,0sf.
 IIsrss stealing appears to hs ss i,e~ sf frequent eceurrcaes is the vicinity Of rAsnix.
 \ lively interest is hsixc manifested is the approaching races .: Do!;ng's track sa the s5.h. lT i'd Ar. Harry Ellsworth departed. this norsis. -s little bu.iness tfipta Ben. sss. He may possibly visi. the .. and b. Lefsrs his return.
 Nr. Hawkins informed reporter this msr.ing that his ice had arrived, and by Friday he will b. sssdy to supply the people sf Tsmbsts.s with .s.,urai ice.
 Mrs. ssl Loweaberg left this morning ts-psy visit to friends. ia Caiifornia Nss. Lowesl'srg- was accompanied ss far O Benson by her husbAsd. The flasrs, sf ths late J. II. B s,wick vhs died ia thls ci,y on the li,h instant tssk plscs last Saturday frem Grace ehssch h Sas Francisco.
 R.w. Wood. maaAser S"s.hvesteru les com pasy. has nsde another rcduc- sioa is ice, ssii;n. the ssme sew tt tws cesss per pound. '
 Safe sleep t" babies. No danger. Phy sicis.s asd chemists say: Red Star Cough cure is free trsn Opiases; harm less and effective. \
 The NcSWeEss examination wss re \ sunsed to-day before Justice Asysy.a,. i, h3 csuyt sosm os F~sr.h s.rref Hes
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GRE. .iT r S.f.

In riice 0t icn. Tas Southwestern Tee C.. hereafvs ~i;. flrn::. Ice a,
 Three CcEt2. per pound, f.piiies. sI"rcs. Ictging Hauses. l..:cry Sgab.os aai "il.yr smsl. cons2in=r4 vii! be furnished 2, he ra,e o' ONE DOLLAR \ WEEK.
 ii. V. "ooD. Manager.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22

receive dsi.v at v m. n" s'a' atc.' ,.r" Nr. S:hm IiIns Sui n,M have ,i'. ;nFrcc: line. 4, o., ws.in; i..e C., "ccg 'i.n. can csu B. c,hm-ii.o4. az, dance 4, his rnpn s'Ir anu S., ,',ei. "s'':. 'r oe~ hac.ri.pS'y. lhe s'Gai
 nd t.a:@ "i,, b. S9 ,:.iua,-s .o.c. ihsu .h. t:sne to.IL,r's kcn, y Il sh,na:i ,us. asy 4.
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'PoStoffice Directory.

poatofsce open from &. ID. 70 ?. m., and one hour after distribution of evsn'n. raall Rcyistry business from 2. m. to 5 P. n. Mousy order business from 8. ia t' 4p. ID. Open SundSys from l go 10 ?. U .. and oas hour after distribution of etsnlnx mali All out going mails tsnccp, for Bis. h.e) close q: 5 \. ID. Mali for Bsbee closes Il 10 9. m. Postal notes i.sreo for any am from one esnt to s4S9. Fee for eaci. noie, ? expts, JOHN P Ci.CH.
 Postmaster.
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Y.gAs..
Round Ups.

IouNa ups.
 Upper San Pedro, commencing at St. D~vids on the fifth of May from ;herc up San Pedro river to Sonors line. Com WencIng a: mouth of Bsrbacomari or I5th of May. from there to head of Bar bacomsri valley, returning alerg eastern slope of Huachuea mountains 10 Sonora line.
 The Lsv~ Sulphur Spring Valley round up will commence at Soldier Holes on May 24,h aod continuing down the valley to the Sanors i;nc. [2 IL + E. HEnHgTA, Secretary Toubstone Stock Growers, As socistion.
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City omcsrs
NOTICE.

All exchanges that have been com, ing .s us as the Tombstone Epitaph will please drop the word "Epitaph" and address THE TOMBSTONE. All ether persons having business with this paper vii please observe the.same.
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] ock Here |.

Eastern fruit trees and small fruit plants in good condition for late planting. Alse great variety of house and yard plants and bulbs for sale by J. II. FUTILE, Second street, between Allen and Fremont. alt2w.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
County Records.

County Records. The following instruments havs Lecn Sled in the County Recorders office for record:
 IgAsE. Ben Naynari and J. J. Bennett to Jos eph Ccrbc,ts, the Standard mine, Tsmb- stone ain,ng district.
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OQN'. Errro-.

Al; kinds of tailoring dore. Globes made. cleaned and repaired at Iht lowest living rates at the tailoring establish ment of Chas. II .rr;s, in Occljental notel block Allen street.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22

Baled alfalfa. barley and native hay for sale, hy tho bale or ton. at the Fashion Stables, Allen street. between Third and Fourth.
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Notice tO the P-ll.c.

Give tl!e new tailoring establishment. 2 2al'. guarantee perfect satisfaction, or ao ray dcnanici. All work drue Ri ,hnr: ro:ic:. Don't fail ta see him ch.s. Harris, Occidental ho,e! b.oc:: \ len s'rsa'
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TaAVeleR'S $ oUlDE.
Sandy Bos's Stage Line.

tags to connect with k,,>tern I'd West ero Avunc Srsios leaves at q:l5 H. .,. atsgc for Bisbse i.ayes sssr, d., (cxc- ..: sI .J @: , s. a.. Ci'e .'-ne
 Stage tS cSun-ct wItl. V-ay ymas trs.. lsvves af 2 D. n.
 Stage for Charleston 'ssvss at n. Oiere: %Jc Aren street, under OceiiSL.ai sfy'
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Standard Tine.

MT. H. Sch,ncidiDg, of the Pioneer Jswelry eto:c, has made aIra1 ;suen.s with Mr. Prescott. operator for the W$s.crs Uaiv, Telegraph c7upaH!, le
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22

B.i:d alfalfa hay ly the U.!e ,r ,on. -' l,s F.shina .taucs S;..
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-16
Drumming Out Deserter..

New York Cor. Kansas City Journall
was in Or. William A. Hanmonds office
The o,hor cay, and asked him al out old
army time. you know was In thu regular
army thirty-fve years ego" he said: AT
this tine &c erticn is common in the army,
Lam tod. but then it was followed by con-
dign punisl ment. A deserter was ordered TO
receive Thirty lashes on the bare hack, well
laid on, TO lie lrt rded on the left cheek with
the letter d, 10 forfeit all Jay and allie wances
due, TO have lis head shaved and TO be
drummed cut q the torvise ignominously.
1he DIR, mining tut rtmemler as a curious
ceremony. The offender was placed between
two platOons Of soldiers, thtso behind him at
charge layonets and those In front with
arms reversed and bayonets pointed close to
his person The procession, headed by a
drum AMI fife playing the Rogue's March,
paraded around the garrison and finally
ecorted tho prisoner beyond tho limits OF
the post The soldiers had set some words to
the air, and they generally shouted it after
tue culIrit, as Le wheeled about, he some
times joining in.
THE odd thing about 1t was that as the
squad sent the deserter over the lines, logged,
branded, disgraced, half naked and very un.
comfortable, there was almost always a
woman waiting for him In the bushes--wait-
Ing to pour oil on his wounds and fetch him
a coat from somewhere. We used TO watch
from the fort at drumming-o and Won
der where the woman was coming from.
Presently she would arise by the side OF the
path, give him hug and they would mosey
of together. 1t emphasized the old assertion,
which has sometimes been denied, that every
Jack has his Jill BY the by, am going to
put the music OF the Rogues March into one
of my books, ard I've had to chase all over
town iefore could find it. Let US hope II
Isn't needed MS much a. IL used to ber