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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-31
Notice to Stock Breeders.

All parties concerned are hereby notified
mat all money due for the service of my
Percheron Norman stations, "Wideawake
Jr., and Welcome, +" must be paid 10 JOHN
REIMER, my agent, or to
tyl6-tf V. n. 0MELVENY, Owner.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-31
CUTTINGS.

NoR sALE-CUTTINGS of the following
II varieties. Carignan, Granache. Mataro,
rousseau; also rooted seedless Sultana,
also rooted Ziniandel Blau Elben, Black NAL
voise, Burger, Riesling, Muscat Mission,
to, K. l.. MAYBERRG, San Gabriel.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-31

By taking the Gum Tree teucalyptus) Cough
Syrup. Only for sale by C. f. Heinzeman
druggist, Los Angeles
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
OFF sr90TS,

Good i;Gen shirts &i.?5 at Neyeck.
 s6 pants for @i '. Meyers t Bro
 ovcr;l $ 75 cents per pair at Meyere.
 Fianoe. underwear t.lr cost al Meyers.
 Tea Kettle whjsky at t..,irerty's saloon
 Shoes for our owu prize at J. Meyers & Bro.
 to ,o 6ehwa,ta for yoas French kid
 Keno every nisas at the Bank Ex- cLar:e.
 F., Senuina cea Kettle vhisky..So ,o.C.o,. Radcrlys'
 Keno! Stop 'er!' Ho;d"! At the Bank ESciange tonight;
 ; De leather tunk given away with eve purchase att. Meyers |. Bros.
 Th- bost california vut-er, 80 cerss ron at ;!'e Cash Store of WaLcorr ct MEsIcK.
 Three dozen cg:e f,r Sl, at the Cast Store of WALcorT < NtsIcK
 Schwariz keeps the only frst-cIa.s shoe lo.o in Iombs,ore
 Fine imported lunches a, the Foa 1tain Meals cooked t1 order. All goods below cost at '. Meyers (: Bro. Allen and Fifth .,reets. Mrs, Joncs. t'ls clterpris'uS pro2r;atros ul tie International Rc3tAuraGt, hao secured ihe services uf that inoLarcL ei rhe cuisine, A. BrrsentAol, who takes the he!n, to-day. Cooking dyre only n Lrsi-class style, al the old hours and u;e"A, Full stock ca.f boots :or s4 at ]. Meyers & Grcs.
 Spring heel chEd's saoes in sreat.yarie,y at Schwartz's shoe Etore. | Gems fine boots from two to five dollars al Schwarlz's shoc store. | Scwa.;z is selling boots and shoes for less { shan any other deaier in town. ! Procure your tickets fort he big S22. .5l keno pol to take place Sunday night ! The Pioneer mil, fioHr. Sacramento. is tl.t best in the market. For sale at tue Casl i Store of WoLCOTr X MEssIcE.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
RksrAKEs~ 4 HER1ER FOB
 AN INDIAN.
Which he Aagnifes Into Twelve, and Then Stssts
 Fer St. Oavids,
Where be Arrived A bout Half Frightened, After
 Nearly Killing his '~esn.

On Sunday lss: MT. B. H. MrGrcw sf this anl as there hai been Indian. reported to b, iu those mo'int,:ns, he kept sharp lookout for them. When he arrived within S ouar. ter of 4 mile Uf h.. ranch It was about srn- down, when he stopped his team, and l6ok- lng around he saw horsemsr riding fu- rr"u-ly around his house, taking another good look at hi;, he b-cime satisfied that 1t was an Indian. He looked again and imax. med that be say two lhen siY. :hsn dozen. one Of whom started tGvagd him, AcGrsw whipped up his team and turainE tnsIn around started fUr St. Dav.d, where he ar- rrivec in about an hour on the dead run d. most Killing 6uc pair of horses in his e!- forts ta get thers. He reported what he saw to Mir. George Cum miags. of Behson, ,<ho WAS at the settlement visi.ing his best girl, and told him to inform Mir. Baldwin, of Benson, and cthers, and as soon us he, Nc Grew, ecu set anottsr team ot horses he would iul!ow 10 Benson, hr CuTmirg gs cut short hi, risi: and star,sd for Benson and informed Mir. Baldwin, who immediately get party or men together acC Wdllcu 0nu. about midnight, but McGrew not appearing they retircd. h the morning a man came down from St. Darids and told Baldwin that McGrew had got some men there and had gone ngt the night before. Baldwin and his men ti..n went cut to Kinnear's ranch, and found every ythiag 4uiet. They then proceed er to Actirc.s, finding him there, and ,sa:S- ins the Cau-e oi his scarc.
 ljseenS that oTe of he calves get obs trup- erous and ksift runriag around the house, ibe hrrier being in pursuit. trying to drive 1t nto tI- corral, and :lat after chasing it several tirr2s he looked up and saw Me. Grew ahouts hundred yards or more from t'," :.0Uss, anG thinking that hs lad broke down started toward hin, When Mc0rew turned h!s horses ln t6e direction Of at rav, it. and disarpesreG iu a cloud of dust.
 We intended publishing this before, but as McGrcw asa Got returned to town we re. f:sined, f.arin. that his wife. who resides here, uisi4t become alarmed. Mr, Baldwin, ut Svnson Slo is rou in this -eity,. will Touch n: the trutn sf this story. It shove to what gu sxteEt mans im:giaatioR may reach,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

To show what bIrccmpn3p hasbeor sent ta Washington to represent the people oi ghis county on Ihe Indian qucstIun.we would infprm the public thlt when he irrivcd at B.uson ye,ter day. Le scorEed to ak any in- formation of she agent in reZir6 to ihe movements of fhe trains, zng Wher the west bound train me alCns, he took his httle grip-savk and hOarced thc train. When he arrived at Casa Grardc one of Us fellow . passengers. wEom he had told of Is mission to Washington, infoTsned him th1 he was getting nearer to San Francisco tan he WIS to Washington. CT eour>e he hA to tarn back. That cham2aigne sapper, and the loss of those two towels and anl An under shirt, has upset the old man. Thl story has been youehed for by R. s. Crouch
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

Charifs II, Iis comes ,G ihs front. I received to-day. the latest anG finest and best pants patterns ever seen in Tomb stone. + anr gentleman wants a pair of pants made of the i-test goods and perfect fit, will guarantee il ot no pay. Pants made from sll up to Sli. Come and examine my goods. IL don't cost you cent to examine my goods.
 CHARLES HARKrs.
 B.uer's Block, Fourth St. Tombstone
 5-Asf.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

We maa in summer present rather : ,,ombre appearance in our dark clothes oY par,i -cninrei curf'ts compared ts she symmetrice! uniformity of the opposite sex ID immscu.ste Hhte. Alongside of one oe these dainty creatures in | feccy white ovess we look positively cingy. If we ,she tako refuge ia blue flannel suits we look ike a lot of day policcpien. So what is to he donel Clearly the sashicn of white suits must come in again .o preserve the bs'sncs of style. You will only need about twenty white suits, one for each day and others for extra occasions, and it wlll take all your salary to pay the washerwoman, hut consider. oh blooming youth. the bIIssiui cociness and freshness of you. appearance compared to ' hat is Iow,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

The joyous bcls of Tombstone will ring out tbc wslcome tidings ot two glad iearts maie ore. MT. Ne.s Warrington .nd Mss Fanuic Likes d this cI;y. Mr. Warrington since his Advent in our midst has made many warm friends by his sentiemanly bearIn. and straight forward manner, and Miss Llkss IS un- IyeIsaIIv spoken of as a lady of r, fine mrnt ana intelligence, and 1uE ToNB- STONE wishes ard trusts thai the their ,u,ure lives vii glide op seIsuly aS S summer morn, Vale Ne!s.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Breach 0f Promise Suit:

We copy tte following from the Los An, seles Express. as bets the parties ara well known in this city;
 Inc breach Of promise sult of Ida Waite vs. Joseph Tasker, was called iu JudSe was contested once hefere in this c..v and lie jury decided that the lady had bean in- iurcd 10 the e1ten, of $500 Tse plaintiff :s past middle i''e and has reached sn aga when it IS very unpleasant 10 be tri8ed with rae aefeuSant is old enough ts have kIoys hetter
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Lost or StrRyed,

One 6uckskin horse, four years old, shout 5 hands bigh, No brand
 One blsck horse. s years old, abcrs l4L hands h,gh, Mexican brand on lefs nip and J. H. on shoulder. Tho above were las. seen on the ranch of Thomas Dunbar at Tres Alamoe. 4 libersl re- ward will be pad for this re,uEa ,a tss Fhasion Stss!es.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
For .SrfyP

The counter, sheiv z, stools. range, and in fact, all the fixtures of the Cry, ,aI Palace. Restaurant must he s.id by ih, 18th. \ rare ei"nc"; wjll he sold cheap. Apply q, the I"n 'uh restaurant. jc-lOS5
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
< Le Ln;tps!.

CGoOE's CAN'T june l.
 NEsscs C<.s,R S \ HEHRfRIrz We have i'us' crviUred J train load of ines, hq1ors, beer sli cigars, and hgye hs ] out eoi.,e to entrr'a.c Crook Ti:h when ne cstc.s; ID T"isb nc. .eG: the remainder tc yca Iy express. GE.oSo.,;c.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

If you want good PastUragc for your hor- es.scnd them to The California ranch, 15 m,lcs from Tom 5stoEe. For terms and par ticulars apply 70 ;. NJ. Nash, al the Eciipse bakery on Allen street. n!29 II.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

The Bank Exchange saloon kceps the 'nly genuine brand Of Tea Kettle Shlhsy aCtf.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Notice 10 the Prhlic.

Having been sudccriy called to San Fran eis'o, Dr. Dunn will aItcnd to mr patients md hose who may recd me during my ab. scnte, which vii hc bu. Tea. days
 (. l.. GooDFELLow, M. D.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Notice.

Al persons knowing themselves indebted come forward and settle st onre nt ,hc Frsh- Ion saloon, or The accounts will b: placed :n Ihe hands Of q collector.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

Tom Jones of the Pony saloon has Jass recelVcd an invoice of the genuine Tea Kettle whisky, four years cd. 1 29:..
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Don't Fcr-ct

All find5 of t4iiur.iy done. Clothes na"c, c,erned and repaired at rhe lowest wing ra'cs at ,!,e tailoring establish m"nt of Chas. Harris, ia B,Ger $ b.0ck, oa Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

G.v@ the new iuio.in. es'ab' 'i,hna ant n sal. l gGarantee perfect st'Ist.ct:on, or a" atv ,icmrnIgl. A'. work donc a >n'ri noUc- Dat riii 10 sar him. Chs. II ITS, G,ucls note. biack ou Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Notice ot Dissolution of oopafinsrs

Notice is hereby given that the co-psr3ner. hip heretofore existing between Loiin Duffy a8dC. L. CuIo mings iD the butchar.ng bust. ucss a: Bisbrs. is this day dissolved. and ths sa,dbusiBess viii hereafter be cond uetsd hY C. l.. CuImings, who wi.i assume q! 6sp lIcbili,iss q. L. CCNSIS0H
 Blsbee. May Is, 1885 JoaI DvgrL :
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

Baled alfalfa. barley and native hay for sale, by the bale or ton, at the Fashion Stables, Allen street, between third and Fourth.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
Notice.

Hprsc5 takes on pastur. at reasonable rIt,s, g.! tine CalitcrLil ranch, ID miles from Tombstone. GI"d feed, wa.,r and shade, Far particulars al'Fly tn J M. Nash, st tLz Ec.iPae bakery oI .il'en street
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
T9ass.crE June 4.

MR- HIGH CHiKr.--HaIe received toe good. and OUT saloon is crowded nightly by pr Ople eager 10 purchase. Cssa- < " slr..iIz
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

Schwartz only keeps white mems goods and this is Icore than grest mary o.asrs keep. .. 1s-- '--
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19


 EPoRTER,
 D Washington
 tracked and
 fn the Fog.
 the Boss Camp SA 3Exitory-Silver
 Sides.
 of Benson, is in town.
 D loadsd down to Ice
 hoes fit so we'll tha,
 6Dies smile. je 6.
 er registered 9a degrees
 o IT st Colonel pean's gall .rz1A "a advertise il THE TOME te pels's paper.
 s pines, liquors and cigars hange. a6tf drew \ blank again to k sler's office.
 s, eiAGise and square games at the fEHl1ce> ieln.
 Ina II the Land and Hays ranch
 ate c'ty.
 T Busch beer on draught, ice
 Bank Exchr ngs. 52ti fl1&o the Crystal Palace fer choice
 tecr an draaght, ice cold ont of nt German fountain. jcltf
 fas commenced in the county day by N. J Bell vs. Pasguai .lS (p recovcr 5000.
 ' ennsent of the attorneys in the ik1n vs. E E.sson case, Judge Street mi ren Ter his drcialon until Mon 6arning.
 hen you take your lady cut, wear rArsz's shoes, and you will feel east esmtortable. je 6. 6reat many ladies and gentlemen i'm o tbe hour before and after sundown in Back riding, aud our streets present Ian animated appearance during the Ing.
 jery body is inseres'sd now as to lhe- we will celebrate tine Fourth of ]. and go is a Schwartz. He will fur 5 you the shoes to celebrate in. je 6. ' following letters are at the 0cciients' 4adIressed to the following named per q Capt. Dorst. J C Colligan, R L Stout, |cis Walker. Merton Whitehead, Geo Il el, Jas Dolan. ST Don Tomya Montoya. st pair of A. Schwartz's gents walk shoes, and you will never need corn or. je6. Te think that from the hot chase that citIzens have given the redskins ng the past month in this county. keep them away from us for some UT friend Tasker has it seems been ing himself before the public in a ,oh of Promise suit, Joe always va. Iughty fellow.
 IT. Morris, of the Union Meat mar. has mad .a!gc closet refrigerator CT. q in which lie keeps his meats in dur the hot weather. MT. Norris has now finest butcher shop in tue city. UT citizens are very anxious 70 see Frank Pixley and have him yisi, city, and desire US to extend hlm a1 tsiion through the columns of THr IBsroSE to visit this city. We hope will come.
 he ShubeTt mine, about 30 mile: n 'Hermosiile has just been sold to ar fish syniicate, and the purchaser has e east to get machinery which will shipped to the mine at once, when ; e force of men will be put to work lken up at Slayen Gulch Ranch, ont k pinto mare, with bay horse colt. Mar, Ijed on left thIgh, pcrpenJicular, witt e joined by two half circles; TO brand olt. The owner can have the same by ing property and paying charges. l6 W. w CONNER.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
IH Trouble.

Many nf our citizens will remember Walter Phnenix, the song and dance m'n hal appeared in the Biri C,ge th.4'~T during Bi.iy liHic!Iinsrn'5 managcment, parlIc uisr'y SD, ns when he talked he sturtered sn that he could he hsr;liy rn ierstood. but never missed word when he sung, will be sorry ,o learn that he has got himself into trouble IS the fol lowing dispatch wIlI show:
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

very quiet ike Weil, old boy, I'll get eYcc with you.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-19
FrRT WAYNE, June if.

F"NI VI AYNE, Junt IF.
 Walter Phoenix, a son. and dance man, last night kicked Ctrrie Norton, >erio-comic singer, Tn the stomach. The row was about .nng. the authorship of which Phoenix claimed. The Morton woman's injuries are such that the phy- sicisus despair of her life. Phosnix is is jail.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-08


long. when it is running full tilt rh,i
consci ,nce was made in Austria, Mercy
towards All improperly constituted dol.
lar ohlors into its composition to the
extent Of just one grain and q half--the
amount by which the law allows a dollar
to vary, More than this it is impossible
to describe the conscience.
The topping machine was british;
the fingers of the coin press human, A
panthcist would have to ascribo very
large share Of the universal essence OF
divinity to the workings OF the weigh.
ing machine, passing unerring judy.
,ment, as it docs, on the labors of all tic
workers in the Mint. Humanity is
still relied upon, however, for the count
ing OF the coins which the conscience
weighs. Piled on a table at the far end
OF the room the visitors saw heaps of
dollars wait'ngto DO marshale.l firth in
weighty columns to their tremendous
work in the world. Four ordinary
mortalS--a man and thee women =
stood therc with mechanical lingers busy
among those dormant forces. '1n
.l,'They can count the output Of
800, 900 a day." said Colonel Maurice.
No, it doesn't require special kuack.
only experience"
One hundred thousand dollars! Ono
hundred thousand devils rather. one
hundred thousand angels. one hundred
thousand levers in short of human
action. Little need wa, thprc for Irvinp
TO d,Sclaim impious intent in calling
them Almighty" Still as so many
plain, round, unintcresting co MS they
are drawn by the cashier from the
coiners' department anil slowed iu the
cellar for shipment to Washington, and
so ends their history at the Philadelphia
Mint PHILADELPHIA Press.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-08
i ETIQUETTE IN VIRGINIA.
Tho Exquisite Poiitoness OF GenteeI Rural
y.Hlr I,nN VlrginIans. f .tuuH

Thc Exquisite Politeness OF Genteel Rural
}.Hu laE vlrginlans. iHuG
The Virginians lose a good deal Of
that worthless commodity. time, in the
observance of the most remarkable
code of etiquette ever invented. 1t used
to be, and in q measure Is still, con-
sidered the height of rudeness for one
person in driving to pass another person
on the road. twill be seen at glance
the result of this system. The slowost
coach on the road could keep all the
others behind it; and it will also be
seen that time and distance were rel
atively Of no Importance. Even now
when Virginia has been hustled and
jostled along in that great movement
called progress, the people yet apollo.
gize when they pass each other on the
road. 1t has also been alleged that a
really high-bred Virginian never so far
forgets etiquette as to inquire Of a
stranger where he was from, because
tho stranger might be forced to ac.
knowledge that he was from some other
State than Virginia, and it was only
charity to spare him this mortifying
admission. tits otly-disputed point,
and has been for the last two hundred
years, whether n guest spending the
night with his host should make the
move to 60 to bed, or whether the host
should. The opposite sides on this
momentous question were taken by
two ancient cavaliers in these parts.
AT Eagle Point the host always pro-
posed to 60 to bed, and at Warner Hall
tho host invariably waited for the guest
to advance the proposition. Ono night
It came to test The master at Eagle
Point went over to Warner Hall to
spend the night. Midnight came,
Both host and guest remained politely
obliyious of the fiight,of time. One by
one the family and other guests dropped
of. Still the two old gentlemen sat up
and conyersed amicably, and were evi-
IDENTIFY prepared to die in the last ditch
for their principles of etiquette. The
whole night passed. They replenished
the fire and the candles, but never al
ludcd to the going-to bed question. At
daylight the next morning. when tho
darkey came in to make the fire, there
sat the two old Trojans; conversation
had never tagged, and they were still
hard at it. 1t was one of those rare
tests which satisfies both parties. as
each was never tired OF telling how he
got the best Of his adversary and forced
him to sit up oil night rather than yield
On iota of principle. 1t would be q
mistake to think that these harmless
peculiarities keep the Virginians from
being agreeable. On the contrary,
they are Singularly courteous. consider
ate and without angles. The strict at
tentlon they pay to the small, sweet
courtesies Of life is wonderfully quaint
and delightful after the hurry, the rush.
the economizing of politeness one meets
in the busy haunts of the world. Cor.
OkioGgo Standard. "a t s no
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-08
oRUsoe's ISLAND.
A Glimpse Of the Far-Eamed Islnnd oi
% riuHHalt Juan Fernandes. Hiun s39


A Glimpse Of the Far-Eamed Islnnd Of
'di F'ae Juan Fernandos. nae asa /
The island Is accurately described,
and the visitor who is familiar with
Robinson Crusoe can find the cavo, the
mountain paths and other haunts ofthe
hero without difficulty. 1t is covered
with beautiful hills and lovely valleys,
the highest peak reaching an elevation
of nearly three thousand feet. After
her independence in 1891 Chilli made
Juan Fernandez a penal colony, but
thirty years after the prisoners mutin-
led, slaughtered the guards aud es-
capped. Then twas leased to a cattle
company whchha now 80, 900 head of
horned cattle and as many sheep graz
ing upon the hills. There are fifty or
sixty inhabitants, mostlyranchmen and
their families, who tend the herds and
raise vegetables for the Valparaiso
market. Great care has been taken to
preserve the relics of Alexander Sell
kinks stay upon the island. and his cave
and hnts remain just rs he left them.
In 1868 the officers of tho British man.
-of-war- Topaz erected a marble tablet to
mark the famous lookout from which
Mr. Cruso6, like the ancient mariner,
used to watch for a sail, land yet no
J sail from day to day.h-Cor. M Y
Cdlnplercial AdUeStiseg. ~
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-08
Personal AND lMPERsONAL.


I.l Tho ,,o,. uo,,,,o.,,;,o sa,o.
0b;n IN tho V1O 9or,d .Te ;s ,Iat os Prof Sr IT,
nor ,hn d;st;no,,;,haJ | oo,a';.,
Edinbureb VII ch Yields him twenty
thousand dollars n YEAR '7.i'''
MIS- fporon,a HooLo,,s t,s,o.
once ha,har,s o''rran;;,.o n Nv 10 49, ""'
ford N W al Mppnl.a Spplom.'Io h,.a1s ~ WG.o tor,
a saloon In fnu;oviilo s1r,u go, az p
~ Io,l;s,,;ue Io"yjcr ~, 'io,,s,,G, 0"'' 49,
ls C..,s,.' >.y.,1..', w. ~ O''' - 80 :,
Albon. IN Ynon,,U,,. ooo nontossas "t sms
thai sbo has rnn a,v:v IN Il dn LcrS"i,
everv t;ne clio hos hoord tIn,Jor In
onc bundred and scyantnen vsars a.
hmm ILo1r,,6I 1' i" y. - - 80 =. =
,..l...
N;l-1 NlAinons une auulehce ~ one VI
mns'on ae, feIens concerts VI owcusl ',.
on bo aost nonSn @ ~. ,',," $50. y% h"I -, q
he n, five lI"na n1 IN Uo,,nr h.f"rn ha1
hoar,l h;s aistcr no 80 -"
a ~ -.'I,,'.s 80 rs n, -,
n "a goou'lnoh'ng .l0n Aiapaiia s'ft NAY NAY
4 IT, mama ~, Pnotosrnpns VI 9crseii' INV
Ssue eouiun gev osetl that u'sc;'ae unl
S Sne ,' l,au run i, M her laIhcr W ucol s 'nrc'
nun nunulou uoilars aha occil ici' oii o,o's ,',
"Au ma'cr iol u "ecA'r+o,' L0u'S ''''I
,.--eoionei eharies y. Jones, ~" y
A1s ussa, ua'. naVlhP lhvcst' t's"1eu .n'
Suocl; IL conyihGeu Illl' i'e'I'ic' mu VI
Seneiai Sci Nalnan,ci T, Ireehe nor niajol =,
1onoial u oouit .liasAI .sieops pcnG'''l
ene feSPectlVe hohuheh's' Mn'Gn
gra.oiui gol / .l ahd PatrlotS P,, Peopic nave
io'rou i''', III 'iloir % honor. % ..,..t..,.
-Clark toss, the last OF the famous
CaiiIornIa stage-drVers OF early da! s.
Is dead. HIS death is ascriped 70
lls llpi'licnoiy n, WY i'lu settieu uPoh M n,n
% sen sinSo, ~ & leM oars ~ .,,. ~ osoi
si,Il1 surnIu inc 'ie concl n he was uri',hs i' ane
Aiiieu ono tm " tno pnsseeso''' 90""t
''"yy 1t',"'' ,, -
{. -TA curious colhclqlehce IN conhec'
ton with a woman VINO aied IN Troy
recently at the age OF one nunureu ano M
nve years Is thao q iew mlnutes oclort
her ueath she prea'clea tlat such wa
close athand, ana ,MmeIiasely returnGo
TO ped, from which she eaa sSa risen onr! my
snoaS .'ho pioH'ouS souo Hn1 mo'It Ia, "Jl Do
Speo'aoius, i;. anu anu INC g,,a,, S p w % g;,,so
iiise sPii. Wooa7 'Vg w. ~ 4S''
The Washington Star says; sen
ator Logan has been ohercd forty thou'
SAND dollars Tor inc stone manson
which he purchased three months age
tortwenty thousand dollars upon very
easy terms. After consulting with
real estate agent ne decided not 10 ac'
cept the oier, as the agent assured MN