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ean411e
smAxxxn. Espt. l--Collecaiona msra
snnF fuy ana ~ eansrnl naxkna pEe-
$3.50 e. arEslrnnes ol inpsssina huEi-
nesE
HOPER su nsIss are nate8 end cher
inra FeK aha lnHs fsw &1ya have ranged
frnm e % - asmfz peg ppnnd.
HAT-priosa a1EancinE. Qaota here
Wholesale SO md E0laii SIS 50 peE ton
OkIS-Pxiosa Eho8 . sliRht deeline
n the narkHt Nsu kKaneie1a qn1ta-
tinun kanae abouk - 80 per taa-
FEDUn--M arke8 unoh4nR9d. pEtc91
rsnnefufnq e. foIiouss 9ooninR, per
hnzrei. f&Ho6& 20, retail, Oregon, $50
peR eaek. e "a 50 peE barrel
FEED-GRound barley, &l-68 pr oe1-
al O. 8z8 Per tons mixed feed $50
Ger eenfal on SIS per ton; middslnRa,
SIS Ger eantal 81 So per tuns bran.
q per aenfal o. e1z.50 Ger son; eFanked
eoEn o. fsad foorn meal. $50 pr osn-
~ q SO peF To.
FOIATOES-kKieeg remain bare 81
about SIS per Ton and s1.l0 PER GENITAL,
EGGS Portland eans ere qustsd
heEs af 20 osnks, and WazhiuEtoa eRE1
e. > cents Per ooE11.
EUETER-a rossFg quota batter -
50 30 50 cents psK roll.
CHICKENS-Farmers Rs1 &44450
per dnmzn fog old ohieknnas and - a
Cor bEoiisr8
CHEESE-WhIas Rivsr, wholsaals, 4
cents. retail, - cents per pound Cali
fsEnta, Wholesale, 10 cents. retAils %
nrrnan arMR rnrrumA
MEATS Beef IL wholagaled here at
oanks per Do md dressed, and 4(443<
cents on foot; mutton, 8 ceatg dressed,
and e25093 oaeh on foot pork 81
cents dressed, and 3ldSk cents On fool;
veal, 8 cents dressed, and s cents o.
| foas.
PROVISIONS We quote Eastern
/ nuear-enrod hams e 149l5 oeata PEI
po1na; Eastern brsakfasf bacon. 129ll
esnfs; Orenon breakfast baeon. 1o,G1z1,
esaia; OraRon clear sides, II "a l2 cents
country hams, 12 cents; oormsd beet
cents; oornod pork, 10 cants psr pound
Retail prices are q
l follows: OanIihoWers, 20 cents per doz
en-; cabbage, 81 cents per pound sur
Hipg, ; cents per poandi o1oamherss :
cents per dozan beets. ee1ls PEI
poundi onions, ; ce1fs per pound O
81.so per sack; peas. 4 cents per pound
squash, s cents per p0und; green corn
IS cents Per dozen; carrots, 3 cents Pc
pound; sfKinR beans, cents; sweet 20
satoea, cents.
FRUITS Pears. 10 cents peaches
l21< oonts; apples. 60475 oents per box
piRms, 5 cents; tomatoes. cents Pc
pound oranges, 80 osnts Per dozen
lemons, 5000 cents; panama. sos
cents per dozen pine apples, 609d
cents eaah grapes, l21< eanfs Pc
pound; watsEmelons, $3.50 cents, an
cantaloupes. 25940 cents each black
berries, 80 cents per gallon.
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DIX. HOWARD. Sole QNl. -
mail N Hoofis Cnnal Heklrf
1917 erlr,s q aaattia A.Na4N4
beck every Monday and kKlA4K 49,
VIII touch 81 Port Gamhla fnf ~ 'ts
or frelghS arriving Ht ~
afternoon. returning WI iztt4 ~
wksrf 81 n o'cloek eyely - N
Saturday morning, lasll4
Fur1 oanlb be TO- aeal9c4 SO -
The steamer JoaarAinB VIA
baak Gur Port Gamble @T0fY
Saturday, 10 t4ke pa11enHet1. -.
ana rocoiEo orders Or ~ ElA-s-
cAaah
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For Sale.

A aAwzmL AND HOTEL WITH
"A aeFea acroe az AAn4. Capacity a mn
leeo9 lset Pss day. Wm se4 a. caShalf
HKFNxR & DHsHON.
ieloaw ssN CennssGiai = essllla.
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SAI.-MUHCATELLE,

Ths czystsIllssd salts g extrucfed fr1m
grapes and fruit mcst WondeEfu pro
dnc9 from katureig fa1of4t1gy ne greal-
81 sovereign REeporatt1n eEer pl2cs4 -
fara the American puhllc.
Hal- Muaeateila Is Natures own prndnct
Il Supplies % tha weaxy system the want
a sound. Kipa grapes and fruit; 4 ksep8
The hood pure and tie brain clear; d 3
nafuEa1 Blessing - TIE faREe4 out 41e
wear, "a imperative compan1ol y e1al-
no4 me1. ladies' and Children. Rave = =
aanald@ cottages
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TO TBE UNFORTUNATE



DispsaaEy No. %
ksaFaT szoot, Ser
EHBcle0. Etab
Hahod IN 1854, foi
Tie traatzneut O
sexual aad eamlnal
Diseases, eneh a.
00NoaEa0A. 0LHEl
STRUCTURE sEPMu.
tn IN I'll ~ foKms,
sunNAk WRAKnnm
nd IMP01nMor.
loss Of manhood
na4rDkaNntlw nmnrf
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HHR UNIVERSITY Oh
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
LOCATED AT


Stands 81 the head of the educational syv.
tenn Of the Territory. II afKorda the very
osss sdyantagag for education. -Four
courses a study. the
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STEAMER HHFR
Pom BIakeII and SeaflIa.

THE PASSENGER nAMER
as 0@I1 1 R M =
CAPTAIN NUaKNT
Wn leaFe saatiie for PuEl Blskslr ur,.s
cay 90 q. q. and D. N. And r1tnrn a
q. m and 1p M.
gor na.NAEs apply On haard aaa
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Bsy he Dosksr, he Isadine Piano. Al
LoNHAz 3 HAxFozDA eli
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". sus.s ci1.r Al Huuzus 4 Mn
Inns. aaI
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San Francisco, Aug. 90.-Oats-Re-
oeipss are not large bat the market APP
pears no better; Oregon nominally
el.25@l80. Closed very weak; Oregon
sold at $1.221<.
BaRs-The market continues weak
and prices ara against sellers outside
lots Offering ct 6s<Q6 cents.
Wool-Quiet demand small and Of
ferinRs moderate quotations nominal
and rather in buyers favor.
Potatoes Fair demand and market
steady; receipts light; quote el9l10.
Hillstuf-Steady bras, $l5l9l6 |;
middlinRs, eI6@I7.
Heps-LnactiVe and undertone easier;
Eaatern advices not 50 encouraging for
high prices.
Wheat-Weak and turn cheaper; the
export demand is not 90 pressing and
offerings are larger. No. Shipping,
81 325<9l.26. Options In considerable
Business AZ tower prices; buyeE season,
81. 43<@1.421k buyer year, S1.S8s<@
l.S7sz; seller year, e1.32k.
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PoErEAND. Ana. -Whaat - Valley,
91.I7s<@l.2 NJ Walla Walla. Sll21<@
el.1b.
FIour-Standard brands, ss.75@s. IS;
country hFanda, $3@36o.
Fesd-Oil sake meal, $3.50; chop,
e2292z; shorts. tlk9i6; ground barley,
&2s; bran, $14(q1h.
Potatoes Qaote ct 819Ll0 per sack;
sweet, 2 cents per pound.
EgRs-l6 cents per dozen.
Oheszs-O Oregon. SAG cents; Oalifof-
mia, e49 cents; Eastern. 6a9 cents.
Hay-OhoiCO new. S99i0; fair old,
Hops-Quist. Qaote new crop Ore
gen. 1904 cents; Warrington Terrific
6sis-ouOts at ss@ll cents for No.
feed.
Onions-31.lo per cental
Butter Fancy roll, 20@22k cents per
pound; store. l09l5 CENTS Pickieas IL
12J cents.
Poaltry-ohiokens, quote $2@3 as to
quality; ducks, eSg4i geese, t5ee; tur-
Keys per pound, l04l2 cenis.
Hides Quote a. follows Dry l416G
l55< cents; hight salted, 61k@T cents (;
oe9Vy uOs t04o Genus oEy sip anu cattl
ll(d16 cents; salt kip, Cos cents salt
calf, SOLO cents; salt veal, s osats; val
ley deer skins, 20,a25 cents for winter
and Summer; Eastern Oregon, 1000
cents for winter and summer sheep
akina, 75cd SI.25 fer short and long wool;
elk hides, Is cents; beaver, 81 .b0@2 Is;
bear skins, e1.5096; talloW, $685. cents
for common and A941< cents for ohoios.
Wool-EasteFn OFeRon. fall clip, 100
IA cents; spring clip. 1890 cents; val
ley, spring clip. 1902 cents; lamba and
fall clip. 1l(a16 cenfa,
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FOR SNOHOMISR WTT
ron TnE UPPaR sKAo'Y.

STEAMER GLIDE
Carving the UDitad $500 49,
hANks aA4lAttH WHARF ia.
turnlna Tuesday, ThuFs8aF - Va
calling ~ Mukilt0n, Tal6Iin H19se
QaalndY, Dir Landing. ais1.i f'|fs '.,.t
Nornon, sleflinE a1d a lnIr,..'. -.
polnD shove For frolQht e. n7.''.,,- 49,.
On eoand ORTIZ 0N0. f08IzIl a w.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAnsPoaIATlon C
Carrying the Us. mall.
Tacoma, SlaIlIs 1 P0rl foWlnni Rnh

ONE or THE W. 81 -
= 4. Cos steamers
tWaahingion or Edithlu
VIII run daily between Tacoma End I5,s
TOWNSEND, leaving Tacoma upoa s.I|al
or train and touching at seafi|n NeN
Madison. ! ort Gamble Port Ludl1M sn8
Port T0wntend. Returning lanrr F1s
Townsend every day lexcepf Hnasrl a I
o'clock ,. m.
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hAnxx aATExr. IRP. FmWV.
dena Visa Pragldnna
PugBt Sound Hstianal Bank d
Ssattls.
Occidental Block.

RuY And EUL F0RKIGN ann
- doma41c gzchAnEa uanzf1F 49,
VI tolozzaQh . a29 pazt Is - Unilse
d&4l91 a16 EurupA reaatVa tnpnalfs 81
noa97 ana t@aa pan hooka CT oarsi aaAsas
ceRRwPoNDKErA
Lszaua. y. ~. Rp,AsrhEla & BunG
RAElA ua Rnthachnd FrsFsa.
nsAaetaFl An l. Ven EasanR q O.
4l1m. AH3el3 NA1icnas Hank.
- NfanatHcN tha Hank a Cnllawnaas
fwaAa4 - AiEE1 kaElaaaa Hnnk,
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sEATTLE.WNATnnM RnnIE.

SkAIILk-9 hATC0M ROUTE
The steamer w NJ MEMWHM vii
leave Seattle every sunday. Tn,.hfs4 INA
Thursday evening. 6 o'olnek. iaF W. -
calling q Mukiitao. Tuiaifn. c11rr1'''1
Oak Harhof, Utsalady, Lacannel' F II
Anaoortea ouemoa. SANTA. FRlrlfrS
beilingham and aahnEa
Returning. win loava Whaseem mqn1g
Monday, Wednesday and NfAaV 4rfS
tngA 81 3 ociack. Tor HeaalIa n
Intermediates points q tks va,
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sEATTIE.sKAnIT ~ nnnIE

The steamer DAAhX VIII ieaFe anaa
fer AkAGit river ana way sorts ever
Monday and THURSDAY, rtnizlna Tne5.
days and FridayR
Eos helght ane ps11e1 80 e osN
The boat1 nt the Mame wharf
mrSl-f GRO. 81 1AcQHa Gae,y.
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ESQ. 900 EndOwment

GHRIsTMAs TERM BEGINS SEPT.
" Z 1893. Tbs following departments
and modernl English fcomp9gifion. rhe-
toric, etcl., mathematics (pure and ap-
piiedf science chemistry, physics, bota-
ny, e4e.l; business lbookkeeping. panman-
ship. commercial arithmetic, correspond-
enoe. shorthand, etaE music fvocaf and
instrumentail, drawing. For terms al
dress PROF. j. TAFT.
Jy8 deodEwtd Principal.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Ida Wate, deccssed-NOtice IS hereby sgiyen by the undersigned aGmii.is :rairiX Or the estate oi idt X Waite, dc- ceased, to tine creditors of, and RI persons having claims against said deceased, 10 eX. iii it them witE the net esSarY vouchers wilbiG tuu months alter Inc first Iubica liun of this Do;icr, at her office, Fremo on street, between Fourth and Ffsh, IOmb tone, Arizona.
 . SUSIE I. DIAMOND
 Come and see our ureSs-goods, la gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. 9ZiI
 Just received, at Baggs, q new lot of California mer's and ladies' sad dies. l3-u
 Crockcry and glassware, of all de- scriptions. at Bagg's. i3 if
 You can get dress fer $l55, good wearing goods st the Palaeo, Fifth street. 9ztI
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< ttantion, Ranchm9n!
SOE.eahfRS Yosz Neod - Short
 hand.

"Nhy"
 Because it Will aid you more than any thing else in acngirinT knnwledTe Because it vii: help you tn good business.
 How can il be learned"
 By the aid of book studird at home ard lessons by mail from an accomplished teacher.
 "At what expeEseT'
 The triling sum of ac.0e, including book.
 why so chesr when colleges advertise the same course uf instruction fur SD"
 Because T new text book is used that re- duces he labor Of learning prODOytiOna.clY to the difference in price by the system be ing made simpler thar heretofore and more practical, besides being the mCst popular method, having the indorscmeEt cf our Congressional and professional reporters everywhere, together with over l00O gralu- ates oi our Chain of PhunograuAiC Gel leges. Boys and men on he !urm, in work shops and elsewhere; girls at home, in fac tories and at schonl have learned the art n from three to six mnntks' stpty during spare moments and been helped i" E0siti'Es m offices by Mr. scott-Brnwnc, where thry have earned from Si2 10 s2D week. E'~;l' ana ask fer flee sample c,.;,y oi BrnNuc S Monographs" Monthly and f'ili particulars. Address D. L. Scott i-BUowGe, 9 tiIntnn Place, New York NJ. 70 9 jn
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SuElNlQnS,

IN TIE JUS1l(L'S GCUH CF SECOND
 ToNushirroJ the County Of Corh!se, 1rr-
 ritory of AriZUua.
 i Rogers. Plaintiff, la Mrs Eeis irs Cukcr, pc(endant
 5Ec ieTitary Of Arizona gcnds greeting 10 EiWIFa Cokcr, defendant
 foN Tc hereby rumm9ncd to aruc.r be- ;crc ne, al my office in Benson, in tie cong Y ci tochlse. on lhe 18th day Of O,tob,r F. losd, al ; o'clock a E, iii an acuon brought against ou by sHid plamtlH, To .nsu CT the couil'l"liil ui ilic above named piaintid.
 Said act on !s brought to recover of fvcu ,hc sun "i N.nct5 dollars arG fftv-rvc ccn!s ls un accUuHt stated, between lvu and Thu fiIn Oi Rogers BrC>., Benson, fi:zana. for -'o''e .o!d ai:d dt .hsrcd lp ycu ai ycar ,u. stance aid request, and for nioacy ae,ai.ce,i as "i'l n!cre fully appear on statement oEs lie n th.s cl!te whith is rIade {: i.ft of complaint by PiaintiU or juds ru,I.t VII hs i@kci. against yea for tue ad amcl.s;. e. =rtAeT "ilE co:ss Cl this sui: is Jou fSfl 10 'pcHr anu answer ,--''-
 j" be Srsrn or apy Constable of .sia rounty, rrceriEg:
 Make icgd sclvice and due return ti.sreu
 Gwen Gnd'r DIr Laud this stn c., c KOBT L NIi.}Kr.
 Justice ef the re>cr for .aia ierrlh p
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go tf
Sec'y T. s. G. A.
Declaration of Sole ,k'ratiership
HE ERRITORY OF AREzoyA.l
 COUSTY oFt'OCE1sr s

'"'S'f "E toCEIsE. oS ! q whom II diav cppr~rn:
 Know Yc tFJt O'' the 29lh day of Ser+.,, uer, A- D. 1897 .,Irs Louise Norris SiTs a.r h. J Norr't D'sf" th+ following decIarufiur .or thS lu'Fose ot cuII yiHg 0u ane t,aus,lrt- iaS business ULGer nJ own uun,e ,,s :, s,,i,, rader, tU-"it: That 1 Intend To ,,,rrv ,.,, i', 'ny o"n name and for my own Use and hem uhJ tEe business of d wholesale aId re. tall butcher m meats iu ali oi it's branches ae-usu"ilJ Carried On BJ other persons in inc Territory of ArzUna where an, new residing. That my citizenship is in The County of CUchIse and 1,rrltcry of Arizunn Ind m said county l nieAd to carry on th. business aforesaid. la wituess wi.rr,f hereuhto subscribe my hame, the day and cate above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory Of Arizona, County of Ca ehise, s
 Un this @9th day of September, A. D 1sS6 personally apreared before me. Mil A Nash. a nutary public. ih and :or the cUuu- Y 0' C"chise, Louise Norris, known to me | o be lhe person described, and whu made 'he foregoing declaration of her intention to carry or tie Gu~iHess as therein stated who acknowledged to me that she cxerut.I 'he same lrrelJ and VOiunlarily anG for tha usts and purposes tLeleIu mentioned In witness whereof l have hercunto set my hdHd and affixed my official seal. tn. dav | a'.d ear ill this certificate iist " WrItteu lsLALl WILL A. NASH,
 Notary Public.
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2sges- @,sa sse'i.-.s se0,sssss-xA Cainmenc.-s at oocAise stronghold, Drl. gool mountains, October 5;h, ISS5. from thcre to WhctstcEe and San Pedro IsncI, on Saa Pedfe River, above Benson, up tbo river to Sonufa line, across 10 Terrars,s thence around south eLG uuaeLuca n,o,,r. taias to barb~co1lari, down Barbscomari 10 mouth of valley, Mir James yaugn wul act throughout as captain CT said rodero.
 F. HERRERA,
 -9 U Sec'y T. S. G. A
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StTayeI.

strayed from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white off hind foot; knees show scars of old break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Reward by return ing tc Tombstone M. < NJ. Co. 10 2G
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:, s.r H. A. Tweed :bas carried his party strength in this county but the votes received w-re not enough to c,ect him and we will have that friouj of the workingman and the man of the people A. J. Ritter to care for our funds for the next two years.
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How do you like it, Messrs. Demo- crats, you have crowed7 Messrs. Bradley, Ritter, Walker and Richards will Ge elected in the county.
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FSficC.

All persons iAL.bted to Schoelfeld < Heyman are hereby notified tc settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands oi an attormFy with orders to face col lection. All persons having claim: against tine iirq, or against l.. schoon, .ld, are requested to present ii, sane at the store and receive pay .sment.
 SGH0EaEALp .G HEYMAH. | Tomtstone. Nov. 1. 1886. Il
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Bob Hatch, although defeated, makes no kick. Bob is thorough geptleman. wherever you meet him.
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E-xs-ag E@<r&g

Sssavo5 from @a.5iar 1"." E"15.. one u0nta ago q bay horse "4;l pac< le brand on left hip, and 8 running N on left shoulder. A s%aEd will b. paid to any one retcrHlng h:m to John Montgoiaery's corol, CT giving lnior- mrt;pn ss tl where ke can be found.
 if DAN GLEART.
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Without the sack the Democratic party of Cpchise county would have gone up Salt River.
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Republicans, read the telephone dispatch in THE TOMBSTONE to- night.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 CoChise County.

The Democrats crowod-now the Republicans crow.
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7.a EIaiao- Dar-a r'iIL receive this s~ssi7s fine first -bsH oysters o- tAe s.a-.r. and k q. t.5n ooaalsr-i5 hand CaI and try a plate oi them. 9-aGt
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Eguaex ot Faro.

The following is he rate charged from FaiIlau!l to tue :iifurcnt places named iu Inc schedule:
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Urozs--a..s 5tG y5rts for alGo suisa.jit ral6e. "p1aea. flitl street. 9 aGd
 l splendid line of mems California undeIciothes, at Bags. i3-ti
 To RENT.-A house ,f three rooms, corner Of Seventh and Bruce streets Nice garden, chicken house and sta ble; fruit-hearing trees, grape vines, etc Will be rented cheap to a good tenant. Apply on the premises. If
 The finest family four, at Wall, cott's, on Fifth street. u
 We expect rush for our dress goods, bargain counter. Palace tf
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FEST FOR ANYTHING.

Having used your CUrICuRA REMEDIES, fcT eighteen months for Tetter, and finally cureI l't 9I anxious to get it 10 sell on commission. oan recommend it beyond any remedies have ever used for Tcttor Burns, Cuts, etc. In fact II Is t' pest IL ti!cino'i lave ever tried for anyi hing K. s. HORIZON.
 NTRTLE Mss.
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sCu,,rEr NES SORES.

had dozen bad Cores upon my body, and trlea nll remediea could Eear o. and et last tTic yc-1
 JNO. GASRILL. HEBRON, TuAYER COUNTY, PENN.
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nNNIT WAIT.

O Ess t sSe tss.i7onis ;.in iall or s"ri s;vsaSit holt our .,s-l.dE9 or aoj;cit~tioH po2.' FN- c,,- .S,-1-y Soror.,,,, TnbCIi el, go:i:c- .fs s 'IAiS a5S f11s--,p,,. NistGg., = tbG E;ol<, bkin. and .,cslP Vi.a Loss 0l --ts:- ,. > Sai bs Fl dscrgi~:s. Price: CUII10 '. ep C! X GVEHICAL O., Bart.II. ks'5. . Fws s= s s'JH%y TT gaaya, CAnqTcI, S, S2 {s 7 azi Ony St;e. Black sssgs 4uI&I;1 F;zral--.. <. -s -,--ctrt-.a SS=c-
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STT7 7412F 8

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-05
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-03

Trana pe 4 mr.. tgs Cal ReosSisc9H.
Recently a h;:ie boy died II Talbot
county. and a grave va being dug in an
old burial ground oy aBOt1eF grave that
was covered over 5y some plank, nailed
10 pieces arc1ed over -. Two negro :
were employed on the excavation, 4" bile
several white men we're around, SUPER D.
tending the WORK and awaiting the ar
riya Of the funeral procession. All OF
them were surprised 10 hear KIND or
Popping nois9. but see ng no caus- tor II.
tie woTk was carried CT Nyeiy. and the
grave was nearly finished, one HegrI BE-
ing in II shoVeling dirt. The excavation
was nearly waist deep, and be had 10
stOop over TO get bis spade tull OF dirt. In
doing this be cast MS eyes under the coV-
ering Of the old grave. HIS eyes Imne-
diarely b1iEed out and his teeth began TO
rattle lac castanets. He dropped the
spade. ana. with an uneart5iy yell that
terrified tne neign Dor aoOd. Iesped from
TIE excavation. exciaiming as be Tan
away: Fore oe Lords dem people dun
come IRON dar graves. and - waicbIn' 90
me under dar. GA, L4vdJ, Use gwine 70
die. too" and ne ran the faster. The
y hiie and coiored people who were there
scattered too. and We hear that Il took
several hours 10 md . darby With nerve
enough 10 finish the grave. AID lnyesti-
CATION revealed two yeTy large owls IN
der the grave cover. that were snappiD :
at the noise produced by the grave Dig
gers. as i1ey had built nest there. The
gro saw fheir large ewes and rou d
heads and 0, x them for the spirits II t1e
departed. lie - yet OF the move, a. ne las
not been located since DIS scare.