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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20

Snecial telegram to the Statesman.

FORT WORTH May l1.-Attorneys for the plain-
tiff, in the suit of Martha Worrel ct al, vs. some
two hundred property holders, in Daggett's addi-
ton, to-day obtained an order transferring the
from the state to the federal courts 1t is said the
case will be tried at Graham, in Young county,
which will cause great hardship to the defendant,
who will have to travel eighty miles by wagon to
attend court The plaintiffs are now tuing for
$2O0000 rents per annum from 1881, in addition to
the $50 1900 for the property.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
FATAL FALL.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

opeCIaI ItItgTaH 70 IIlt oIaIF6nIa1.
FoRr WORTH, May IA telegraph operator,
named r. l.. Letter, was walking on a trestle, IS
feet high, to-day, when tbs train on the santa Fe
came laundering along. Letter let himself down
and hung to the stringers. The train shook him
of and he fell, sustaining injuries from which he
died IN ufOhf
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
TEXAS sPORTsMEN.
Special telegram to the Statesman.

SAN ANTONIO, May 18.-The Texas Sportsmen's
association met at San Pedro Springs park this
morning. with representative shootists from all
parts of the state and has been engaged nearly all
day in the usual exercises. Four set of matches
were shot off. The session will occupy four days.
The matches for the champion gold medals and
diamond badges VIII come of on the last day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
MoRTALLY woUNDED.

EUFAULA, ]. T., May 1s.-Reports reached here
that Deputy United States Marsha1 Andrews aud
party Of three we're aii HiOrtally wounded by Bun
Pigeon, while attempting his eaptsre, Saturday
Pigeon had killed twelve men, snd Andrews aud
bic posse were after the reward Particulars of the
affair have not yet been learned. a posse VI
armed citizens is securing the country for
pff,oor
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
HAL GEIGER.
A NOTORIOUS NEGRO POLITICIAN
SHOT AT HEARNE.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

HEARNE, May lS.-The shooting this morning OF
the notorious negro politician and bulldozer, Hal
Geiger. by Mr.. o. d. ConnOr, young attorney Of
this place. has caused intense excitement among
citizens of both colOrs Geiger is notorious ne
gro having heretofore figured prominently In poll
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
ASSIGNMENT.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

SptVIdI ItItETHIII 10 IIIt SlHltsIIHh
Ell PAso, May 1s.--F. O. Sandusky, who recently
succeeded {. f. Wany " Co., dealers in picture
frames, glass, etc. assigned to Thos. White for
the benefit of his creditors Assets 81 ,4S; liabil-
tiles AZ, 90.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
ELECTED CARDfNAL.

baltimore. May 1s.-Archblshop Gibbons this
morning received an official communication from
Cardinal Langi JacObini, papal secretary " state
informing hip. OF his election 70 the cardinaiate
b. Pope Leo XIII.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20

Mr.. Dennis Corwjn announces himself
this morning as a candidate Cor sheriff.
He formerly occupied this Office and gave
great satisfaction. He is very popular
with the people ard will make strong
race
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20

Delicate diseases of either sex, however induced
radically cured Address, with 10 cents in stamps
for book, Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, y. Y.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
SALE OE A SCHOONER.

HALIFAX, May lS.-A telegram from Digby saws,
the order for the sale of the schooner David j
Adams, by the sheriff. has been received. All fish
and other pershable articles will be sold at once.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20

PONDS EXTRACT. The action
of one medicine is of necessity confined
to analogous diseases, hence the extract,
acting on the circulatory system, relieves
every sort of bleeding.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
SEEING FISHING VESSEL.

WAsHINGToN, May lS.-One of the topics con
sidered at the cabinet meeting, today the
seizure of American fishing vessels by the Cana
dian authorities for alleged violation of custom
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color and
stimulates the growth of the hair, prevents

it from falling off, and greatly increases
its beauty. II has delicate and lasting
perfume, its ingredients are harmless, and
for the toilet It Is unequalled.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May Is. Among the more i'm
portant combinations by the senate in executive
session to-day, were the following; Gen. W. S.
Rosecrans, register of the treasury; Charles G.
Sweeney, collector of customs, Galveston district;
Silas W. Burt, naval officer Of custums at New
York; II. l.. Beattie, surveyor of customs at New
York; Lawrence Harrigan, appraiser of merchan-
disc at st. Louis; John H. Farley collector of in
ternal revenue, Cleveland, Ohio; Vim. II. Davis,
pension agent, Philadelphia; T. e. Mcconnell,
postmaster. BrOWnWOOd Texas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
WALNUT CREEK.

The horses injured by wire fences
some time ago, will soon be able to 20
to work again.
j. :. Richards, of Wymore, has
been calling on friends here.
". 7. Davis, from Plattsmouth, eel
ebrated with Walnut Creek friends.
{. II. Kizer accidently shot himself
throu" the hand the other day.
Mrs. John Sellers, from Wisconsin.
has come to our ncighborhool for her
health.
\ number Of our ladies mopped last
Sunday. Cause: 4 mixture of rain
and sod-houscs. They held both
tongue and temper, for said they.
Our crops would have persisted soon
if it had not been for the rain. A. it
is everything looks splendid.
Miss f.. VI. Richmond has been Wis
iting friends on Walnut Greek thi,
week. BETA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

Furniture ol all descriptions Al
Tinker old stand. a, prices tia. defy
competition. Always see u before
va bus. = We buy e1t@usiysly and
can therefore -ell cheaper than aas
house 10 the valley. Rr sure and -,e
u +. Y TNYLYR
AL kinds of-ccaGd hand furniture
al !. " Warren- hardware and aUc.
too rooms opposite Chicago Lumber
Yarl.
Iron and scratches of every kind
cured in 81 minute, by Wooiiorl f,
Sanitary Lotion. lie no other. This
never laii-. Sold 10y Ferguson Go drug
gJ-t, R,i Cloud 35-ly
The bc,, and cheapes, line of lac,.
Hamburgs, and everlasting trimmings
al Mr.. Newhouse-
THE Amboy Milling Company VII
pay % cents per bu>i.el ioF good wheat
that viii to-; 81 or s. pounds 81 q
HTNEY Cook now ha~ the most
complete stock OF wal paper, shade
etc. IN the Republican Valley.
TIE Red Cloud Milling Company Wi.
pay "a cents per bu-hcl for good wheat
that will tc-t 81 or - pounds. 81 4
Por. soda water. lemonade. ginger
ale. birch beer. etc. a, Il. W. Cline :.
AL fresh and nice. Call and see HIM
\ good farm for sale or rent. ~
furnished. Apply To Jo>,p h Graycs
Red Cloud. Neb. iOtf
one good Mason Il lilmlin ryan
for sale. Apply 10 J W. Warren. OPP
posite Chicago Lumber Yard.
GooD buggy Tor sale. Inquire of J..
W. Warren. the hardware and general
notion man.
Go To- J. ". Warren, when in want
of hardware and second hand goods
He keep everything and You can al
WAYS fud bargains there. II YOU have
anything To sell, see HIM. Don't for
get the place. opposite Chicago Lum-
her Yard.
Go TO q. W, Clne's for fresh home
made candies, cigars. etc.
Fresh home made candies al g. W
Cliue's. Call and see him.
All that want 4 square meal ou shore
notice - 10 the Star restaurant. Warm
meals Al all hour.
FAEK Watson, Proprietor
We are receiving furniture daily
forget it, and We are bound to
sell II. +. '. T,YIoR
MoSEY 10 loan ~ reasonable rates ON
good personal or chIttcl security. Also
iarn loans made ut lowest rate, -!
interest. & +. GATHER,
3jtl Red Cloud.
y NICE line Of dry goods MIL Toe sold
but very cheap al Mn. Ncwhou>cs.
Ladies cheap hosiery At Mrs. New
houses.
The E,tey Sewing Machine the best
IN the world for sale 10y !. Y. TAYLOR
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
4 Story Of kcnWard Philip.

New York journalist, are inclined 20
resent the exploiting Of k.nward Philip.
He was nh exponent Of an element IN
metropolitan newspaper life that has
diminished so rapidly during the past
decade that We may hope for it. entire
extinction within ten wears more. IL |
add one true story 10 the MANY already
published il j. with Il virw 10 ILLUSTRATE
inc his character comprehensive. lie
was impoverished and thirsty one eve
ming. \ project for abundant drink,
struck him rs he passed a thcatcr where
4 certain star was playing. tie sought
the actor, profc,scd 4 lively lntcr"~, III
that evenings trial al = new drama.
and preferred his services To influence
the critics favorablv.
"All l propose" he blandly Said. .'i-
10 greet INV press acquaintance, in the
corridor. chat about the play Is Your
agent, and invite trcm to drink with
me. i, won't cost Won anything tex
ccpt a modest bill at the bar.
The actor thcrcupon gave an order ~
the bar that Philip, hospitality 70 am
of the lcadin" critIcs should be permit
ted to the extent OF 4 bottle Of cham
payne each; and he took the %prccaution
to detail a person 10 identify the men TO
be treated, for he had heard Of Philip.
Well. the dry but glib tongue OF the
trickster plausibly as,ailcd one after an
other Of the critics on the list. but their
eXcus deprived him OF the expected
reward of his carne-t cndeavor. Dis
couragcd and desperate, he AT length
said to one who had declined his invi-
tation to imbibc with the management;
For heavens sake. my dear fellow.
don't let me die Of thirst in the desert.
Assist me 10 the oasis and he explain
ed the situation so plaintively that the
acquaintance complied for charity,
sake.-COr. -Aibduy -irJUS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
Just What They All Saw.

\ good team OF horses for Sale. Tn
quire OF Joseph Graves, Rel Cloud. ,
Brick for sale at tie Chicago Lum.
Der Yard.
am prepared to furnish door plates
which for durability, cheapneS-. beag.y
OF design and finish, annot be excel
ed: samples on exhibition a. the
office Of THE CHIEF. Your
respectfully solicited. {. r. Woop. #
Machine ois cheaper than ever a..
Cuttings drug store
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
Farm Loans.

Farm loan. n.sO,Ia;ei Fam .oans
IN mus, favorable ,e-m.. Loan can
he paid - giving . tAy- notice WITH
81; extra cost LDok % you bot
Interests and ca. on me 3: m oace
over Fir.i National Btn<.
II. T. -FASy,LE.
/: you vi.n - eel yoI- farm - ,osl
property call on Jo.EYI CRAVE.
49,: RetC.0Gi. Net.
Try The E-;ey Sewing Machine. Il
i the fnes, machine that j. made.
FU' sac BY +. v. Taylor the ca. eide
tu.n:ure man. Red Good
The bes.Ack Of gWses in The coun-
y a'Co;iiaxs
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

Please see that the directors annual
report for the year encing July l2lSse
reaches the County Superintendent on
or befoae Monday, July %. Their re-
ports must be in If you desire any par,
OF the apportionment.
c. W. SPRINGER.
Per. W. C. Picking
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
Final Proof Motto q.

Land ocsce Al Ea>omiaStSu. Neb- Id, 2 -.
NO19B Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ME
~ ling narnet .ettier - Sd ra;ao~ Il.
~, iateos1oG 20 max cnal proof ~ ,grt.-- q
BIS CAN. 1nc 'h3' AID Ironf sui - n.s.i- b.
iofe The Jrcs-. o. n 4, a.~~n-~. -
clerk of The district co.Tr ct w~o>.e- eou.-
I'LL Red oio2c. Neh.. - S'.ur.ay, A-suSt
e, isS. VIZ:
WILLIAM fIOaiR>
~ HID application No. lsSs for tn :. -.
=: fosr j. north Rang - w H. n.r7.- t.
!oaowinx witnesses 20 prcss nj cEu.{ut.s.- -
tue<sr upon And c1i'ssa'loa %. aid lAat. w
Joseyh tsnnetf. Oliver 4 Downs. Joha EaSiE-
Soo- Mahiin Poan:a. AZ OF k~d gsoCe. NeG
~ !. w, Sw IIZkR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
CORRESPONDENTS
Brick Brick

We have just finished burning ar,th-
CT kiln. Of excellent brick aud ins.ie
contractors and oil o;hess
wishing the same 10 call and ex-
anime our brick and satisfy them
selves OF the quality 81 the same. ~
evidence Of their merit IT," brck
buildings Of tin, city axe offered Z.
cry building = contributed VITO BRICK
from our ward NTH ID, o-. e~1-eyuon
and We oT..- t.e testimony oi 10
brick nas1us o.. I'll. c.ty. Lvcn.8 or
Ea.TlCe. We are r.A!y ~ contract
from y 10 SybrsJ AM - de-
Hye- the same 49, camp - A-T 41Ac-
tlJv ". II L-DLJs i ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
Tho Fast Train,

The Union Pacific officials are busily
engaged In closing up the details of
their fast express scheme, which is
certain to go into operation at once.
The Centcral Pacific has given assur-
ance that it will cooperate in the
matter. That road will adjust trains
so that going eastward from san Fran
cisco to Ogden the time will be short
ened n hour, and going westward
two and one half hours. Between
Omaha and Odgen. both eastward and
westward the Union Pacific will snort
en- its time twelve hours, making the
running time between those two points
thirty six hours. instead Of forty eight.
as at present.
The train will be put on July IS. lsS6
If something ut present unforeseen does
not prevent" said a Union Pacific
official to day. 1T will leave Omaha
III the morning, taking the place Of the
overland. and will make the trip be-
tween Omaha and Frisco in sixty
or less"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

JOHNNIE Bull and his a~ssistan,
cooks across the water just now APP
pear TO have \ queer kettle OF fish TO
fry. IN more respects than me-. The
home rule bill which was referred TO
the dear people. has been defeated.
leaving the Irish nation with but little
hope tina; the measure will ever be
passed. Meanwhi Ill other complica-
tons are coming to the surface, and IT
Is not at all improbable tina, the Rus
ian Bear" end the British Lion will
be engaged in q conilic, that will
make the whole world tremble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

FROM the beginning of Washington's
first term down to the end Of Arthur's
administration the veto power was
used on 100 occasions. Mr.. Cleveland
has already vetoed % bills. and still
they are coming. In sixteen month
he has signed more veto messages
than went to the Ca pito during the
whole period OF eighty years from the
foundation of the government down to
the Inauguration CT General Grant.
He has vetoed more bills than Buchan-
an. Lincoln, Johnson. Grant, HAYES.
Garfield and Arthur together.-Atchi-
son Champion.
Yes, but just let. him dare to veto
n Of Frankie's little millinery bills.
and his head would be lighter and
have less hair on it than an old fash
Toned down east puff ball.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

Go to Ell. Wiener pOstot!ice new
stand if YOU wan. the freshest cigars,
tobaccos, candies. the latest ncwspa-
| pers and periodicals, etc. He kcep- the
best in the city. Don't forget 1t.
{. +. Wood is NV authorized collect.
or. All accounts receip;cd for 10y him
will be acknowledged by me.
G.. G. JoHNso>.
GMoLINE in } .al. lots 20 Ct. per
gallon delivered free in any part Of the
city. Two de!ivries daily. Cans must
be at store by . a. m. and { p. IN.
soft Il. Il. SHERER * %.
Brick for sale at the Chicago Lum
Der Yard.
Cr0quet sets at Co,tings.
50 bars of soap forsl. Opera block
opera block, chdpest grocer in
own.
New and elegant line OF queenswarc
at opera block in a few days.
Don't forget 10 ask for A r c soap
best in the world. ope "a Block
Just What They All Say.
Hon. ID. ID. Haynie ofSalem Ills. SAYS
he uses DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
syrup in his family with the mo-, sat-
isfac.ory results. in all cases Of coughs.
colds and Group, and recommends it in
particular for the little ones. Samp.
bottle 5 cents AZ Henry Cooks an1 ]
II. Kellogg & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

auested that all members of
Pest No. 50, G. A. r.. rcpor. at
naQ4rters on next Monday
July 26, as there Is business OF
kance to transact.
A. n. PArXoR, P. C. !.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

Brick for !. the Chicago Lum-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
DIRECTORS

~lA~ CARRIER. t,-O. l. Holland.
;. l. smith, - - Y~f,sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23
Treasurer e. Webster county: Nebraska. from January z to- July l. SO

of Webster County Gentlemen
hand IN date. IN each and a~yerfuad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-23

ny me firm ianUa1 : "a iaB- - .--
". y. NCNiIf. TPIriy lrcBcH-~r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21
NOTICE OF Fop pr,,,7yr
To wiLki.x HAsvD

v. ID axD RoBsx1 CPTsS:
pend ais- - not q - that se nsv- Z
prov "A sd 4 aoiIa ; D. iz,sr "a. IS.
asi -uivs ihesSoy - nk MA. IT.
$40 n srfe- mag Dist -. ot
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sat-, jei' shr an unit - Ao-d n ss &C 81
he 4e r esd Bx J4fss-y Let, 1876 AID
VIZ IN nir-ty days from the service of hi
aoSiee Tor within ai,ets szys sfse- this notice
oy yuo;icataor you faii or refuse - crntrt
Bale sou. proeortior 81 sush sxpeBd,.u-e as
co owners, yGur ese-1 "a .aI4 IL IN 4
become the 'rts ii 'n- saossr =. 1ncrr
said S=e.io - 4.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21

ny VIRTUE OF Al Exc urioN ! 81.
..rs OF Pr scSs. PresSct, County Of Ysv
20. fese.sors Of AItBoba. ds,sd o.. the =
lAy Of Mo- ;... 4. :. lSo. an = certain a.ti0
sher<iE x ne MVss 4 c.. - planit6.. ~
covered ! d, me ut asainss an~A E. B snes
aud Cn~rt . .. Sc~ncer. dor e ousiness un1e.
ue nrm name y, BIZ - 4 epen o." asss d..
Anis for a. 9 sum Of one AuDdsso sn ,iae
costs VI suit, ta1ed ~ fourteen ..s,ssIs 40.
:.:asts to-. zen OlAs1) On ths in Ssy OF
Low is.isa apoa the follow asscr. beo
:. . essA .. 70 Il: Lots, u. ~ 10 II and - 1.
Bios Seventeen, bel ms ~ ssts Cha les
l. Sp-Scrf. .na L.. Q, .. I. u and 10. Ia b G.
= My $50. b oeSin 10 .sta Charies ..
S.socer. l. 4 " . u Is IN - a B ioct
tAent, Two beio- Sing 10 5s0ss Z Sons
-..y VI Pr scoss. CSao'. VI "a 81 afore
Id. sn desigs sie. IN the map " plan u
- q cay sYs.ve desc toed.
n III 10 ne ees siSvu Snas on bussd
.1s l5sn tay asf Apr lss6, ~ two0' iC~k .m
fIns, oay In oot IA CVur II yuso IN Ne
City VI Pr, Q Ola, siore aa1. wsli cell all re-
.sss title ssI intsrs.t Of The 80 d NEE z
.ea ants, - ajoresA1a, L.. ahi N The sb0v-
assertoe. Dros cry. ~ pueste eviction. OF eseL
- & BIG 81 "a N q OidSsr 20 sou ~ saiu
sxs~uS ON ~ al csssas nd a4rruiug cJsts.
Dslsa Prescott. Marsh - a. lrs6l
CAARLes .. y SHeR,
CSastAba~ ai tressOst
u Preeincf, YISspaf Gu.
The .bevs sale 10 p0sspoaed mil
Thursday, April ssd, At O'Clock. p n !.
G. !. sISAkS
constable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21
the Pr SCOTT GARDEN.

ssle, cheap for cash: Osio1 s<sss. plants
rheupsrb. hoilshoek, ur colars. q mt aspss
sKus. no ssrsdish, cabbage. early AID ate,
s.u q ,vsr, tomato. psppsr. etc. eods u
. rswOerry pane f0s I0oe1iste bearing
also as.sSagus. greea oaiose. passley, sp,n
sch, end resh sgEs delivered 70 order. COul-
pei .os asvers sivsy. % hand. Gardens ss1
osusoental r. .un1s cid out b coetrs oi
olher ise VIII view - sscurs The bsss re
suils q The lee current exp .tss f0f euili
vssioo. u rdsn isb0ses bird cut viii lAbs,
sewing iDpleoeuts aud t0ola. md thetr wvrk
-sD-r n,esdel, so desired. b. s.e propeis o.
u he trescoss 0araen, Who viii ire " .nc
xrsiui,odsly give a1sics o. ell A0elicuiI.rs
sbj ,cts.
,saress eli orders By oA,i - "rls Prescot'
0ardoa." al4o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21
Notice tf ForfeItu z

Marie p. ~ount Territory VI Arizona. Jan
uuy Is d, .ted.
To j .-EPH NOO Ss-you are herr h.
to'ih that nv II en.,d one hus4 ID
(iQU) 90 ~ l. labor sud MIR, vemen's .. o.
e"M,uis sum- u ne or i',de lima - h.
Weaver district, Ysv,psi e'uutry, arisrO ..
xiii app-sr ny ce acste died January . h.
\. u. Is g. in The once Re K~cvr . u
I'D ouuiy % % der I" hold SIT 'reais~e
ind~r III pTov.s Il ) elton s3A 4 vis~e
) al t~. ~ thu vi I'd s'str i.g III
ma mt r.Qui ~ &. 4 The m fW be-
.esr epdi < ~. ST., A. D., ISIS Aud
ri hin niR y DIS sI.rr hs "u BY IN
icsfion, va a. OF r-fu e l.. contribute y Ut
rp,r'i III of surt .xl"u itnre - -o~u 6
you In -rr>t. ~ ella m VII. be me the
r,,Periy - 10. s'bsrrib nd,r laid :se.,'1
ssA iSJi JOSE n THORNTON
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21
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