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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
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CONT ii tpur0e BET ieiuer crit uah u5[z
Tiger 29tenerDerfteuuug Der Srbaung in
Wtiipaufee erfolaten 81 idfcbr in Die
GtaatSbauptitaD t W2Qolion bon ben
Sirgert Der Staot unb ltmgegeEo nit
groB:r Begei iteruug, nit 2obreoen,
8lunenipenoen II. |. ip. enIpfanaelI. Sbm
foleie eiE She'll Der MiliSen. sSsst beft1Deu
ii6 in UitlpaWfee mob Die betosn SSauess
DItier WiIltSz Gompaguien; ipel6e 3nr Bez
tpaMung DeS GigentbumS Der 8alSz
tperfe aub nod etniac 3ett bort bleiben
tDeroen, bis alb bic legte Wtfabr zines err
neuerteH Nufltanoe5 uOrilber ietn miro.
OtaDor MGllber unD Sheriff Bdi1eu in
Whlpallfee tperoen benz 0oupernelr lofprt
Dertht erttdtteil, talls ours 9ieue unrubel
brobet l0uteii, Rlo Damn tDHnten Die iest
in tire 3eima!b beIDroerteu Irlppen illz
nerbdlb lpentGer StunOen Dteoer i'll Wttlz
tDdutee lelr1, !pie oeln auh Das Dierte 8az
tdllDu lOlple Die leld1te S1tDaDrOn uno Die
Ielebte Satterle uoH WGtiDautee tets bsrett
ieiu mulieu, iid aui'S 0feue gum 0ienite 3u
i~tcilen. vOie ,QIrmorp" 1T Dtilmaufee bat
etlle beiDnoere S6uBmalnl6aft.
BERRY Belmont, Der @oriisenbe
te5 6ousuuSi6uie5 flir's Au5tpQrtige, 1T
3iDdr ~OnrGJlu5 fetIe lpmpathilbe Serl0ns
ii6tett, ober or Ueroteut 81 b fir Die Ebat>
trart, nit Deldler er fiir Die Gbre Der lerz
eilligteu Staaten %cintritt, iuoem er Die Gnts
ihGoigung Der bel benz Gbineienmorb in
9tof SprIugS Ill Q2pominS 81 S0Gpeu gez
tommeneu GbineieI Uuo ibrer BamiIien bes
furlDOrtet.
0aS meme Organ Der &itter
Der Nrbeit, peIGeS it6 ieIbft knights
of labor" neunt, ridtet oil ote Ars
bettsritter in fetter Shrift Die q ufs
forberung: vgebet eS Der gaitaen 9Selt
All peritebeu, bdB Die glitter Der Mrbett
teinerlei T%erbinoEng uuo 8erfniipfuug init
Der Sanoe ieiger OtorDer, 6aIsabicaneiOer
uub 3duber baben, tueIde inter Dem 9tas
men VI par d / It II befannt iino, lonbern
DaB iie Yerahtuug uno Nbi6eu fablen
gegen pieie Bsrbreher, mel0e gleih mittera
nG0tigen DleuasImOroern IN otelen &anos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
$or0eltuou ult0 trourio

bIidt manbsr &rante tn bic 3utunft, neil er bisber
aaeS ertoi8t0s sebrou9t bat. Aae, belonbers Dies
ieniaen, wel4e on apdnHeriG DIT ddDe unO ~iouitieeH
GraHtbeiten Der 0rsGn:, iomte on ben traurisen TolSeu
uon Suaenciuaben leioen, toIlteu ben >, RetturdSs
@tnter'' teien, che lie it'd Orrb uerlo6enos unb triiqes
ride geripreGnnsen prabterii6er mspt5tnttasr GtnsSiz
gen perletten lOllcu. Das 9~eoiegene Bud, $50 6eiteR
IN BOitnarten tret ulo ioT9iam uerpadt perian6r. &or.
Seutitss @eitiHititut, IL clinton Ylace, Sem 9ore,
Vi. y. Ser s,HetfnnGSsHtnfes' lit in 6 bt eaao
tn oct Su1bonbtuHg u9u Keeling, Happen.
bach & E&enkeI, ~ DsarbOsn etr., gu BADEN.
7uDpIsSldtum5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17

Ule e0dn9eIt1Me betbenz
million 3dblt i'm @aN3en 107 Wtiftonsz
geieuldaften. nel6e I'M Sabre 1888 guiana
men 2227 europdtide uno 25420 eingeborene
Weiiitondre auf 2207 S!ationen nit einer@cz
iammtauSgabe bon $3.50, 400 unterbielten.
Die 8ahL Der auf bieien 9tattonen angebz
LID gum @briltentbum iiA b%altenoen 9eiz
ben mirO auf 2,310, 096 Gngegeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17

va GETl"L SP
aa jeben - es lit ba8 @robartt9ie in ieiner art. 9ebntt
be Gubtes Car mad Panorama RGace. SIleu td9lt9 Don
6 ubr Ntorgeus bis II lbr IbenSs. @1lpt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
Sanitary Account.

VIM Brooks cleaning alleys. 1900
B Knight cleaning alleys-"........... 700
j Bowen paving aleys..."........""- $500
G M Chambers lime used ............... 600
DR. R Norment Sanitary oficer....... 1882
DR. B Hart Sanitary officer ............ 10000
J H Held burying dead dogs .....-..." $50
DR. Bosley Sanitary officer. 1900
DR. B Hart Sanitary officer ............. $500
DIR Norment Sanitary officer 1900
DR. M Bosley Sanitary officer rs 90
DR. Hart Sanitary officer. ............ $500
DR. M Bosley Sanitary officer. ........ 1900
DR. Norment Sanitary oficers...... $500
Dim H Carter Sanitary inspector...... 5000
DR.. G M Bosley Sanitary oficer.......... $500
DR. Hart Sanitary oficer..... ....... 5000
DR. R B Norment Sanitary oficer....... $500
Nelson Cooper cleaning alleys......... 800
1,O54.S2
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

General Road and Bridge Acct 'S4.
Geo H Carman culvert Druid Hill are
by order board Oct 10 1Ss3............$ 10000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
S 100000
Aims House Account.

W II W Reed supplies for May............$ oe6.4S
Samuel Ceilings beef for May............ lO6.84
Louis Held bread for May ......... l45.29
w II w Reed supplies for June. 59S.22
Samuel Ceilings beef for june ....".... 1916
Louis Held bread for June................ 1858
w II W Reed supplies for July.."....... 1890
Samuel Ceilings beef for July ........ 10l.63
Louis Held bread for July ...............- 13l So
w H w Heed supplies for August....... 5SS94
Samuel Ceilings beef for August......" l0S.5O
II Blair coal as per contract. 1,163.28
Louis Held bread for August..."..... -. 1888
w H w Reed supplies for September. 57o.l6
I,onis Held bread for September. 1886
q r Laprenson nhosphates $500
Samuel Ceilings beef for September.... ia IS
w II w Reed supplies for October..... 6eS "a
Samuel Ceilings beef for October ......." 1O245
Louis Held bread for October......~.... 1H rs
VII w Reed supplies for Novemb er... 5SO2O
Samuel Ceilings beef for November 1882
Iopis Held bread for November .... 1917
w II w Reed supplies for December... 621.6S
Iouis Held bread for December. ........ 1890
Samuel Ceilings beef for December..... 94.76
w II " Reed supplies for January 49,. $50 SO
Iouis Held bread for January ........ 1922
Samnel Ceilings beef for Japuary.,,,. 9795
w PEW Reed sunplies for February.. 574.O9
Samnel Coll;nos beef for February 92.56
Louis Held bread for February ......"... 144.S5
Samuel Ceilings beef for March..,...... 1871
I,on;s Held breau for March ..... 1912
W Fl w Reed supplies for March........ 6l2.53
W I'll w Reed supplies for April ...... 5000
T,ou;s Held bread for April.. ...,,,,,,,,.. 1880
Samuel Ceilings beef for April...,. $500
ell 9d5 ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

034.0U
JOHN E. CIRCUIT,
JAMES RITE MOUSE,
THOMAS TODD,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county,
Test: JOHN CROWTHER, JR.
Chief Clerk and Auditor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
S 2,OS6.35
Police.
$16,9O3.3O
PHYSICIANS and ChaDIains,

DR. r. Whiteford oh stefan aims houses 10000
DR. RC Massenburg physician jai..... 5000
Rev A Pindell chaplain aims house,. 1900
Rev Harryman chaplain jail.......". $500
DR. Massenburg physician JAIL. 5000
DR. R Whiteford physician aims house 10000
Rev A HARTMAN chaplain Jail ....... $500
DIR Massenburg physician jai...." 5000
DR. R Whiteford physician aims house 10000
Rev Harryman chaplain jail........... S.33
I" ,....... $500
DIR R C Massenburg physician at JAIL. 5000
DIR R Whiteford physician aims house 10000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
$11,345.53
EnmnSRl fO R0ar6 .

J ohm Yelott counsel fees to June 30..$ $4,000
Oregon R Benson counsel fees to June30 35O.OO
John Yeott counsel fees to Nov 49,. 250.0O |
Oregon r Benson counsel fees to Nov Is $4,000 |
Yellott and Benson counsel fees. 470.OO |
Ofuts and Mcintosh professional SER
vices in case of Treas BALTIC county in
matter of Trust Estate of Matthews. 10000 |
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
Removed Cases.

County Commissioners of Howard Co
in full! for March & Sept terms 'S4.....
W H H Turner board of county prison.
ers in BALTIC City Jail.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
5 1,5SO.OO
Registration Of Voters

R Knight officers for register..."...$ 227.5O
Thos Galloway register of voters. 5000
Jesse N Daley register of voters. 1885
H Mann register of voter.".."...... 206.5O
Thos Galloway register of voters......... 92.00
T B Hall register of voters. 1880
w L Shriver register of voters.....".... 1850
Schumacher register of voters........ 1896
E Gorsuch register of voters ........... 155.4S
ThOs Todd register of voters........ 1913. 90
Christopher Hall register of voters...... 1900
Frank Bosom register of voters-.... $500
Geo H Elder register of voters."........ 175.15
Bush register of voters............. 1850
N Burke services rendered oficers..... 5000
B H Scott bill for publishing notice.. $50
L Almony register of voters. 1896
Alex Bone acting assistant register. 1000
o1Q9 Al
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

to the varioas sub-coWpanies 1854
insifuGients, On which the averoye
price is 81 per amium. 80 That the
ehtire reHisl expeiihe of tho sub-com-
panies is but $l,576,0l8 u war. Thi,
Is tie princtpai nrin ut expense that
co,ne- ont ut their 2rosS income 81
100000 900, In New Eurk lhc sub.
company pays lie parent company $l4
peiI wear tor Instruments and charges
subscribers all the way from $3.50 TO
$500, and even more in case of private
lines. The average cost to subscribe 8
"t an instrument under controi of the
Metropolitan Company il not les than
$l75 and there are over 1890 insttu-
men,s in use, including private wire.
II we place The lumber at II 500 the
ola tax on subscribers is about ST.
4l2,0O0. Only $205 900 of this CUES
to the parent company on account of
rentals, the romaindrr, deducting OK
pensc for salaries, construction, re-
pairs, Nc, going as dividends to
stockholders, The parent culnpau,
Itself being u stakeholder to the extent
ol 5000 shares. The tOta! cost OF n
telephone instrument il $3.42, so that
in New York the parent company re-
ceivcs every year as rentals ver four
times the value of the instrument
rented, while the ~sub-company re-
ceivcs from subscribers u sum still
mure out of proportion to the first cost
OF the service rendered. There is not
a sub company in America that has
not more than paid for its plan, in the
first year of its existence. The whole
of The 325 600 telephone Instruments in
use in llc United States cost only Il
little over $1,000, 900, SO that what we
see of the telephone represents in
actual dollars aud cents than II
iiundrcdih part of the net value OF the
"propcrly' it rtpretchts.
MEANING OF GOVERNMENTS SUIT.
No acc0un is here made of the Bell
Telephone interests in foreign couu-
tries. II is sufficient TO know what
they have attained to in the United
States, so far as the importance of the
suit about to be Instituted 10y the gov
crnnent is concerned If the Bell
patent Shall TIC invulidatcd n fatal blow
will he struck AT the most stupcnduu-
single momicd power of the country.
Ii il should be sustained, there is uu
guessing sthe propo,t iuns TO which j,
ma. eventually grow.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
Wns Ii Canccr ?

/ have been taking d. b. IL. for six or
saVen weeks for something like cancer on
my neck, and [ would not take ONE THoU-
BAND DOLLARS for the benefit received.
l had previously tried various SO. called
blood remedies, but b. 3. b. is the best,
the quickest and the cheapest blood puri
tirr | ever used. 1 refer to any merchant
Of Grifin, &c. j. III. BARNES,
Griffin. Ga,
Were we so disposed, we conld make a
great case of cancer cure of tie above,
but as we do not think that genuine can
GERS are ever cured, we do not propose to
hua,bug the public. The above Is perhaps
only a case or scrofulous ulcer, which
IL. B. b. cures moro speedily than any
remedy. twill IRE any so-called cancers
in one half the time and one third the
money required by any boosted remedy.
BLOOD BALM Co,
Il Atlanta, Ga
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
a STAWEAiEN
OF FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
TO CONSIDER.
ATLANTA, GA. Janurry 10, 1885.

ALBANIA, NAI, Dullu'It i, 1000.
Emerging from Il severe aud lOw- spell
of typhoid fever, l discovered taAt he
fever lad settled in my IiSht 'cu; witch
caused it to swell to IN enormous slh".
remaining 30 quite three Years, loSiS.UE
all treatment. Asmaii I'll q Gnaly mace
It's appearance II liitin above The ugkic
which refused to hra! In any aal All rN.rG-
nal application uad the use OF the most
noted hi cd poison remedies.
The ulcer continued I" enlarge, Ere
quehtly disc'iarGing, perhaps, rs mae as
u cupiu! oi lns or matter Ter day iil"
size OF the ulcer was about twu inches in
diameter, extending TO a drptII near tic
bone. at one time it uppcaIrd ihIt tile
flesh in all c. %ntiguous parts, wulll surely
become II running sore, dS ii, 'rru.ia,iN
iabby, spotted and unhealthy cOuGijiuu
clearly Indicated, and it was ui,1ut'i
that might lose my leg. My ouUtsi -
~bccoaiiny SO critical, and the ulcer cr."is
ing ST. rapidly, we sent for Or j. = btoHI-
goule, vino made Il th"rOug: c~Xamim.iru,
and said that the flesh ON ny to- for six
inches around the sore would Snun s.,Uyy.
Off IL not rrmcdird; that ! must lave my
leg. bnndagcd daily and commence tie uav
of b. b. b.
/ acted according to his ins.:u, tious, and.
after uSuing the second both" the n.cJr
looked fresh and licaitiiy aud cpmD',c Il
healing l continu Il the use ui y. -. b..
and to the greatest astoniShm"mt 0ri Sitis-
faction of myself and friends, :Hr n rt
continued to heal rapidly and is nov a.,
tircly well, and ] am atteniin. IT, my bust
ness at w. III. Bruthrrt"u'S store. un
not hesitate To recommend 4. i, l.. q, n
wonncrful, speed, and ciIrutW.l h,uld
purifier, far superior TO ahythttE rls' !
ever used.
/ refer tow. II. D"otharton, W. b COM
Major ID; a.. Cook, lr. j. l." Pins "a aad
" NJ CvrsIIltE
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
A MORMON CANNON IN LIMBO.
His Attempt to Escape Proves Calamitous
H. Escorted by n Young Army.

The train with George q. Cannon on
board reached Salt Lake City last
Wednesday. Cannon was promptly
taken before Judge Zane, and gave
bond in tho sum OF $4,000. An
@ Of two military officers and
twenty-niue enlisted men accompanied
the special train. The court room was
den-ely packed, but no demonstration
was made. Marshal LELAND expresses
nudoubt of Cannon's attcinptto escape.
he probably hal contederates, bur
missed them by not jumping from the
train ut the right place. When Can
o was recaptured he was some die.
lance from the track with two loavea
OF bread and b bottle of water in his
pockets. He fell OH his face and
shoulder. His nose was broken and
he was considerably bruised, but W.
not seriously hurt. Marshal IreI =
confirms the report that Cannonc aant
81 1000 to a Nevada Sheriff to ; nerea
go. Arnold, who was With n'h
urged the Sheriff to accer =, = NOD
aud promised him o pos' in e. f,s ,,Sa n .,
a good salary If he We aid Jn 40 "'o =
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

"A panorama of the battle Of Bull
Run, which exhibits the Federal sol
'licrs in II dcnIoralizcd condition, is
about to be umrollcd in Washington.
Upon learning this fact, the posts OF
the Grand Army of The Republic held
Il meeting and adopted a resolution,
that the soldiers of the Grand Army of
the Republic should discourage the
patronage of said exhibition, because
it is designed to crafty the spirit OF
treason and perpctuale in the memory
of the people the triumph of the re-
hclliOn and one Of the most hnniliat.
ing defeats suffered by the Uuion army
during the late war.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
Not only shortens

Not only shortens
l,he time OF labor and
lrsSCns the intensity
ipf pain, but, 1t
diminislIcs the
danger to- lie of both
iusuticr and child, and
caves the mother In a
Uudition highly fa-
Ivogahle to speedy re-
=" very, and far less
iiah'c to nuodiing, col.
n ukSiouS, and other
larHim" Sy mpt0ms
!iUcidcnt to slow or
'guiHiui labor. Its
.liuiN wonderful enica-
.ry ir this prct en-
it TO be called
me MO 4 ii L IS
Il'i lend and to be
rANkpd rs one of the
'iitr. saving remedies
iot tNe nineteenth cen
itGry.
Tfum the nature OF
Size case it will OF
course bc understood
I'iHH, we cannot pub
fish certificates con-
crruiug this REMEDY
iW III uut w~unding tho
o,lirary 81 The writer's.
Vet we nave huhdrcdS
ul Sucu testimonials oil /,
HIr, ANA no mother
,WhU has once used It
'wiil ever again be
without il in her time ,
a. Trouble,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

There is much excitement in Bcr-
lin over apparently well authenticated
reports that Bismarck Is preparing 10
yield entirely To the Vatican in the
religious dispute waged bv Prussia
against the I'apacv for tho past fifteen
+, ears. a b II has been deposited BY
the Government with the upper house
of the Landtag, revokimg most OF the
Nav laws which have been 40 odious
1 o the Catholics of German,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

III. a. Goer. living near Atlanta,
dropped lis wallet, containing $3.50,
while feeding his hogs. lilo missed
the money oon afterwards, and sns-
pectiDg what had become Of III, butch.
cred the animals aud recovered Il mass
of greenback pulp, which lie will send
TO the Treasury Department for ex.
change.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
THE COTTON CROP.
Estimated to DO Six aud ~ half Million
Bales.

tiS
The special cotton returns of the
Department of Agriculture estimate
cotton remaining ON plantations Oh
the 1t February, the proportion OF
lint to seed quality average date of
close OF picking and price of cotton
seed. Date of closing varies from
November rs to December IL, but
averages for the cotton bet about nine
days later than last year:
Florida, November 20; Alabama,
November %; South Carolina, No
vrmher 80; North Carolina, December
9; Georgia and Texas, Dcccmber 3;
Arkansas, December 4; Mississippi,
December 8; Louisiana and Tennessee,
December 10. The quality is poorer
han last Year Oh the Atlantic coast,
with much discolorod and trash, fibre.
The staple IL shorter tiitn usual, OK
'ept i'm favored locations west OF the
Mississippi and the yield of lint, which
should average at least 80 per cent, is
only about 81 per cent. from Virginia
to Alabama and Tennessee, il is 80 il
Mississippi and about 32 tn 324 in
States west of Mississippi. The guam
tIty on plantations February ! is up-
p%arentlv about our-siXth of the crop,
f~ivc-sixtlls having gone forward, al-
ucariug at the ports about February 8
The percentage Of The crop marketed
is az follows: Virginia, 81; North
%arolina, 80; South Carolina, 81;
Georgia, 50; Florida, 81; Alabama.
81: Mississippi, S3A; Louisiana, SD I;
Texas, SO; Arkansas, So; Tennessee,
50. The general average il nearly 83.
Indications thus point TO the crop,
approXimaling the observation-disclosures
of the yield per acre which looked to
the product Of about six aud u half
million bales.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
A ISOnir

ON Soion,~ .cky Judge has improved
linn ont IN, or at least made u varia-
rwn mat wiseacre's famous decision.
mothers recently came before him
~ claim q baby, and he settled the
.,spu'e by declaring that ucither of
1 The women was lit TO take the child,
and then sent il to I'M orphan asylum.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

In The United States Court at
Fort Dodge, Iowa, recently was being
tried a case IN which all the testimony
on either side was given by attorneys.
The jury were IA all night, and not
agreeing in the moring they were
asked what the matter was. They
replied they "could not make up their
minds, because tho evidence was so
poor"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
ADVICE no

Mrs, wRsLnw's soorHISd SYRUr should al.
ways be used for children tecth,ng. IL so0thes
the enid, sofen5 tue gums, Wlays all pain,
cures wind COLO aud Is the best remedy Tor
aierrhoess Twenty I'VE cents a bottle,
jutyi4LtyI
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
Statesmen WANTED

IN every neighboriioSd, either 10 travel
or sell mt home, Dickey's Indian and
reference. JNO. IL. UlCKEY.
FebJ6IAt Bfistoi, Tenn.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

What throat is the best for a singer to
teach high notes with2 A soAN throat.
III 1t becomes too sore, use Taylor's Cher
okee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen,
which cures hcarseness and a husky voices
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
Jones preached to an M

Sam Jones prcuGhcd to an AZ =,
of 5000 people in Music Hall. nlcncc
natl, on tho night OF tue Cihcln-
building being crammed. ION the
imaicd that nearly Al n amn ssss
could not gain nd 4o,ooo nenohs
Sain's last night, . h ,n'S @nsa me fM WINS 5
'Se, before mo taus cbicauo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
ExToRTIONATE 4

This throwFiBto bolder relief than
ever the fext0ffionete rates charged
anbSefibers by the snb-eompaties On
tho parent company and under rental
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

Why is q winter storm like a child with
9 bad cold9 IL blows, 1t Snows (t blows
Us n0se1. Cure it with Tsy or,s cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen. .
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
INC DFiVer obbed tho Stage.

thomas Hs Casey. a stage driver
i"i onau'' N to Fort Robinson, Neb.,
mus pue" =, crested on n charge of com
anl.,ihg the robbery of the express
tm1c"su'.y box about two months ago,
ne 'Tas the only person on the stage
ava claimed that n masked robber
with q double, barreled gun compelled
MN 10 give up the treasure box, on
tanning over $1,000. Casey had been
beld under close espionage by the
express company since the robbery.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24

". NJ. ]CuGSIIi.E
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-24
TAE ~TKLEPnoNE lYRANNY:
ATA& OF Tim srLEroNs AyEAB LEV,
LED ON rHE P,soPLE.

raasursa showing the EAtorstonnte Profis
OF the Bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the suit to be Prosecuted by tho Govern.