davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
CURsIONS.

T. yer and Rio Grande Railway, Salt Lake City
and Denver, leave Los Angeles September 6th
and GOTH October 4th and 18th. Mattresses. cur
tains, Blankets pillows, etc. free of charge. For
further particulars call or address f W. THOMP-
son, ITO N. Spring st., Los Angeles 81
Union PACIFIC EXCURSIONS = FREE
u sleeping-car accomm cd atoms No CD ange
of cars between Los Angeles and Kansas City
stopping en- route "a hours at Salt Lake City
and six hours at Denver. Leave Los Angeles
September A and 18, October 2, 16 and 80 For
tickets, berths, and all information call on or
address GEO. F. COTTERAL d CO., No. 236
N. Main st. s3tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07

A RTHUR L. SIFTON. A. M, L. L. B., ATTOR-
n nev and Counsellor-at Law room 20, Muir
rieta block 127]1 New High st., Los Angeles,
Cal. dugll
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

Young James T 'lny wit
Young n Cml'hpirn " - lunil~r
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

work with oxen on ca road 9 90
More VIM = paupcrs coffin 9 30
Miller n G bridge lumber ) 75
McAllen & Bro nails 4S
wit certii ] p assnd + Clark 30
Mills 5 \ work on Mat0p ferry : 90
Mumfori II Il J 4 W % lumber ~ 90
Massey VIM J error in taxes q ~
McGrath James II hlg lumbcr 10 ~
McGregor Jas account rs register 90 90
Nelson l. s & Bro bridge lumber - 90
Mumford J l. Il Sons " lumber II -
McGratli hawk heads O5
Mills l. & b l. heals assigned 20
Matthews Fuller h % & c heads I 90
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

Atkinson Elen ; ds wit 81 oct y, p
Ailis Vim ,ls wit ! oct 80 u
= ds wit Al may ~ -
Ayers Lambert = hks, owls &c
hds as-snd. ) lis wit = J may
'SS , ~
elk Of election IN
! Allen Amos ! DAYS vii . may 81 .
use L + Shockl,y 4 "a
Adkins Sidney W ) Il wit gj
may ~ ) 35
Aydcloi,e Edward d wit 81
may ~ use L + ShO,klcy ~
Ayers John J | 4 wit may 'ss
use l. " Onlcy Oh
Aydelo,ic \ d wi, )nav 'ss / II
Aims House cXpep- Or ~ 200 on
Back DEB .,.,-sG.Ss Jsi ~
.Armstp- d wit e may
5,ias Birmingham IL
ae .InoS medicnl attention
20 prisoners 90
,.kins Handy II rcpair'g wharf
ut Cotlinglram's ferry use
T. \ Mariner 10 Oh
Adkins n Holloway bridge lum'r "a o.
do d0 90 10
Ay,lelotte Col Vim J erroneous
taxes in 50 81 VI
writing deed for Brittingh'm 10
Ar,lis Chas h head -
Adkins Stansbury III h and o hi Gj
B
Brimcr Levi d wit & oct 'ss 30
account ns iailor j53 sG
Brattcn las VI H. q &c hds assg'd
use Calvin B Taylor l06 81
Bell X Bowen hwks owls &c ass'd : %
Bowen II Bro hwks owls ,Sc ass'd ~ SO
lumber for bridges - 10
% -
Barnes \ i l Il wit ST may 'sS s5
appearance fees 30 90
Bate Mrs Duraa lis wit 81 my 'SS 30
"gj 30
Dcyans Chas ,ls wit 81 may ~
use ID G. Fooks "a
Brown Lewis hanlg on y road SO 30
l'urlmge Jas , ,ls wit ST may 'sS
use Dc Fooks -
Bnnting Levi Il wit 81 may 'SS u
Bcauchamp VIM X ds vii
may - u SO
raiic Rev \ = d. wit 81 M 10
Barnes Jas dis wit = ~
Brsson Jas lis wi
use L + SlD
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
a STATEN ENT
OF THE EXPENSES
Of Worcester County.

From the Is, day Of July 1887 To the Isl
day of July, 1879.
Al meeting of the County Commission
crs. held In their Office on the Bril-
day of July, 1889. the following
allowances were made and
ordered entered:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

icy at Law,
,urt House Square,
V collected. viii visit
i and ihirl Saturdays,
ity on the second and
Of each montE.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

To Mill MES Use the wood Split
Pulleys guaranteed 10 save from 80 10 Oh
per cent. Of fpower For superior aud a.
cheap as lhe Iron Pulleys. Orders flled
promptly for these Pulleys. Address.
l.. W. GuNBY. Salisbury. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21


Blades Jas Bci..S al a.
Baker Millard h, as ) 80
Blades Millarl h al ads > 10
Blades Wm l. h - Is , -
extra work on RI ~ 10
Boston Vim 7 per ,licl& ilcagc
extra work aS coun minis 60 m
bridge sleeper - o5
Bishop Road in hands OF as 100 M
Bishop Chas per diem mil xt'a
work as county commissioner l.9 30
lumber for bridges SO Il 20
'ss 81 -
Bishop. Covingi0n Il Smith dam.
ages Stockton llorntown rod 10 O0
Bailiiis and Cricrs Court 400 IN
lcaucIamp Road $50 OO
Bcthanls I u lumber for bridges 80 ~
hauling slabs 3 90
/ Bndlcy Matthias plow'g ca roads 2 80
l,url'asc Chas II plow'g co roads 10 M
lurlmgc Isaac W o lumber for
bridges 20 20
bridge lumber : 81
Boston Wm 7 acct as register ~ 90
lil"'l"s Saunders bridge slccp'rs 80
Bonncwell Washington 30
! Bell Il Purnell W q lumb'r for
I bridges ~ M
l white o for lumber bridges 2aj
pr.,,"n ', W.. ~. "''useS , M ~, w W.
~, -. " c ,., !" n ~
for bridges 4s si
p,.,'. q. ~ "' Wv" ~" ="
""'o'gc ,.,.,i n.nnln' . work on
p.,,, s WI ,,,a "'n " 90, go
Birmingham Jas acct ns magisic ~ ~
RounIS Elw m hrk hcn1
n''m '','r ,,;,'. a."" :, u NV m"N nc." :"
''e'' .s'', !, . w W. > "o' - "Se
p.ni. VI ~ '"eN'r'an w' nan IL
n ;"lv ~ NH III !, ~. S.,,', w. ''"'e a.
n,i., ~. vv,,i,I u 'e'"s w
''''V''n,n ',o,..i, " l,,'' imam
".' WI: sure "hay ,,'i. ~ - W. w.
II sellw , ,lays y o"i us. =. sar. sar, a y. ~
p.,,,i..',,' y ~ IL, w. ,'..,. s",r ".
' W" -" ~" ""
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i. ~ ,.,'"',o"sn .',, ''', n."S ,,u ".
' "" .'"', ,.w Iam w ~ ~ ~,
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''"",'ns ~. '"I,an ~, ,.,.. -
n.,n,,, w. n'"'' J"' - 81
n Javs wi, stat. oc, y, oo-
/ DAYS vi, STATE or, X; n.e
EW McMasier % O0
lievans Rowland
> days wit 81. oct u. ~
l may ~ / M
henson JTl day vii STA ar, y. ~,
butler John / day wi, sta oc, y;
use I n SrI6y ao
useJ n Iockcrmnn ~
Ball Hampton . ds vii sta oct y: > IL
Hall lame. ID . ds ri, IN oc, " > "a
Bounds Wm : Is wi, s,a or, "
use Johnson AZ Robins . ~
Bradford X | day wit ri oct 81
nsc I,owcn 4 IIro ~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
nt'r.PENSioNSI IN HANDS COM
Mls@InNElkS

Young n tni.iHtiirn " - liitilnr sS W
orT.PENSioNS IN HANDS COM
MiSSIoNEItS.
Aylcln,ic Iicisy In hds Sill Townsend 10 90
Rishop Matilda In hanls I. rurncll u ~
Iiurk Mary in hands : iIayman u %
Iinsinn tharfrs in hands Bowen \ IrO u ~
Iiri'lIrll Mary inhls MchiIrn liru u ~
bradford Nellie In hands g. Purncll II 90
Chcrlcks Mary In his u raylurNSon u ~
Drnson Mary Ia hands V liayman II M
Duhuy Hottie In hls " q Strickncr II no
Dcvcrcaux Thus Jr IN hls JpSmiih II %
Ennis Samuel In hls .iuhnsonA liob u ~
Hammond Mary hds W q Sirickncr Is ~
llii Sallir his johnson y Robins Ii ~
Hudson Mary IN hls ~ q Siricknrr u 90
jackson Eliza in hands strickland u ~
johnson Mary IN hls y white ~ ~
Iiarinan : in hands ! : Price II a.
iIalcs Nancy in hands White 10 Hl
kclum i,ci~.c his McAllcn 4 Ilrr u ~
Kelley John hls Johnson y Robins ) ~
Mumfnrl Thns hs kcharlsA lirown 10 "a
Mumfnrl Sallr hls lLiwcnN Boston u 90
i'urnrll Eliza in hands L. Hastings ~ ~
Pepper Saul in hani~ t'r" w Ellis u "a
Pcnnrwrll Wh'ls IIcnry \ SON ~ ~
Quinn Saml In hands Hall lir'Nt" u ~
S,'honllirli Mary his haven \ lIrn u ~
Shnrklry sam hi. L W ptckcrs"n u ~
smith Isaac hands & u Cnul,1urn u a.
Tmnnns l,uhus his JGrnwnscnl u ~
Taiman Matthias hal> Hall lir,t" u
Tamnn~ Joshua hd~ thas liishnp u "a
Taylor T IN hands T % Collins u ~
Gmy .luhn.nu hands liellNliowrn 10
Wilson I,'Vin ! his Hay mnu IL ~
Ruarh Joshua IN h,l- VIM ! liinrk u ~
Total aunt ~ property In Wunrs-
c,stvr "a. subject Z" iaNaiinn
fer state purposes si.'stL.si'h
an which sum the i"Nynf i9hc.
un the 500 amounts tn '.SsI.
Total amount of property In Wnr-
ccstrr County subject i0 taxa
iion for county purposes '.i's.niaW
tIn whirh the lTNy uf .s' un the
slOl Is hcrhy made ani'ing Ia 'i.li>b
Total amt nf expenses levied fnr n.Mlhl
Leaving Ia the hands nf the Cnl-
hector Ia hc accounted for in tho
County Commissioners. i.AslH
Test; A. q. NAiHNE. CLERK.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19
Application for . Patent
Ne. 5U5. ~


Eussis, Nsy.ds, lsbrualy u, lss;.
NOTICE - nfkEBY GIVEN THAT ]. ".
~ =; o.dsea. who's po.tofnee address Il
ss,ni,aasupnia. 4. ss.nsy!v.nia. has this day nlsd
ns sappnesaoa 20 pAtsat for one thousand
lloocl Linear ~ Of The Thompson Nina or vsl1
ccartne silver. with surface ground thNs hun
cred And twenty.shree ts2sI feet In width, situ.
ats, lying and estng in Tam piuts Mining Dis.
sncs, county g Lincoln and Stats Of Nevada,
aud omcial plat On hle IN this once % lot Nun
ptr hsny.nve tssls located on unsurveyed land
Ine exssncr seundArtss Of said lot Ne. y
neing % ioliows. 70 witt Variation 10 dssrsss
sna ~ minusss cess. oonmsncine at . post
! narnca a,onar.rs. ~ suvsy no. %. whence Q
vest y 71a SIC feet; post No. q Q 3 survey No
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

nNyeka, nsSada, Nay %, 1855.
NoEIo1 Is nEaeBY GIVEN THAT TAE
vhoes possoGAos sddssss Il Ban Inncieso.
oalifornia. has this DAY nlsd Ia spplicAtion for
: pAtsnt for 1uurtsaA hunuxed and eiahty-nine
dnaas test ot the Psv.pay Minis or vsin bsaring
niiysr. With surface ruund utx hundred feet u
oo9nty q Lincoln. and State Of Nevada. md
hlo IN thia once - Lot No. %, located upou
unsurveyed land. Ihs exterior boundaries OF
ssid ~ 70. . heins = fclleWs. V wit:
No .. from which o = minersi monumsnt NJ
bsaFs n - Asg ~ nin = 3As test. Ths stovs-
pip cf Day Mining Company's once bsars y
y deg - niin : 40 fses. ald the snohsstack q
nZD:s ~: ssn:Hssas 2. .s sssrs 2, e. = nin
~ ~. y pest lasasd No ;, . slrv-y No .,
snd poee No Il survey No n. aid posle
esln0 tdsntieAl with the northsaAisrly corner
nonuneot Of ths ray-Day location, fro,n which
sAe ns.eh hwssess1y eornes nonunsnt Of the rsy-
Iheoos. y 40 % min " Aa7 isst, to : paint
On The westerly ltus oi o survey No -; thsnce.
- - I - sset . post No 1. . i survey No
=. and thsncs. u deg A5 min y eo0 fest, TO
bsetnnisS oonsainiss an AZ. Of ss-iuV scls Of
land. which uacts heing excluded from this
s@vsy teavss ssnaantns an arsa Of ~ 2Si00
Hsssssis ass; variation ,s aas x..s
Ths loca11oa II this nine 10 recorded in ths
Heeccdexa c1Aes Of Lincoln county, Nevada, In
Book of ninino Noeiess. This aods b bcunds q
a ~ ~ 10 thA Jaekrnbbit mintna claim.
md % Ne nosth. west and south ~ no known
s.:sI:; ,..,. =! AZ ~ q, p:rscs. claiming "a.
ss1lAss srouhd NJ rsqsilsd 70 sis thsir advsr,s
slaioe ytfh the Rsgister Of TIE Unissd stases
Isnd o0oe at kureks. In the btats of Nevada,
sssst.3 ~ sixty d,ys pssisd Of p.hlicesioa
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19
PUNCTUATION.

One.half Of the mistakes 10 kilograms
result from bad punctuation. The oper.
ator always runs the message straight
along. putting in neither capitals nor
punctuation marks.
The other day q Chicago paper re.
ceived this telegram. which, without any
punctuation. read very queerly:
The processics At Judge Ortons fr.
neral was very 6ne and nearly two miller
In length ~ was also the beautiful prayer
Of Rev, DR.. Swing from Chicago.
found tho following paragraph in a
Wisconain paper:
A sad accident happened to the family
Of John Elderkin on Main street ysster.
day. One Of bis children was run over
BY wagon three years old with sore
eyes and psntalets on which never spoke
afterward.
Also this:
A COW was struck by lightning on Sat.
urday belonging to DR.. Hammond who
had beautiful calf four days old.
One morning after l had lsutursd in
La Crosse, Wis, took up the morning
paper and was surprised to read this
startling paragraph:
(1aApu~ Dali Ia -.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

llnur vto b. made. Cut tbs out sud n.
MIINt turn TO ~. and ~ will ssld you
aUUWl free. somethins Of great vslas and
importancs 70 ycu. that viii start
money right away 'han anything slss IL this
world. any one Jan DO the work and live 4
home. Either ssx; ell aSss. eomethine new,
th%t just coins mouey for I'll wcgtsrs. Wo viii
start you; capital n0t nssdsd. This ID enc of
Tnoea who srs ambitious and entsrpristna VtIi
not delay. 0raud outnt frss. AddEsK Tlua Q
70 Augusta, Mains.
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No. 60t.
EoTtCn 10 H1AEbY GIVEN TuAT A. Nc.
IN MAnok sha J. l. RuUI zONG. Wbuss
cuuney, Rsvsda, hss this day ~ thsir snpiics.
tion fos pStsut fos niteep hupdred linesr Il q
u The ~M6Gnolia" nine Or Win bssriss siIv. :.
with +ursaes u1eun0 az hundred feet IL UiSth'
dtaatsd IN ghland Mining District, County of
ths Asld netss and StcisI plat or fie n M
once a lot No n, iocsted % ,ansurveysd isnd-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

Apulioation for a Patent

No.7i2.

UnnxD SzA1 Ks LAND OyyIcr,
NOTICE Is HEREBY aiviN THAT JANIS
~ =. smith and George Morton, whcss post.
omce addie<s Ia Tenpiute. Lincoln County.
Nevsoa. has this day nled his application foi s
pettnt for fifteen hui dred iin,sr itst Il the
AS ground six huhdred feet in width. and
sss-,0 acres % milislte. situated in Tempt
ute hfnine district, County Of Lincoln s,d
otete Of Nevada, and designated by th. ne
20 notes snd oe1cisl plat on ME in this once ~
lsna. The eaterior boundaries Of said lvt no.
o's = and ,, being - follows. to wit
LOT sA.'
:. Beginning at post marked No 1, o survey
Ho ~. Lot -. the same being post No Of q
h, ~ w No ", lot "A" efandaia lode, vLeucs
mineral monument no 8, on Coy ote Peak.
ossss II deg u min W i60s feet. Themes
Married No :, survey No 81, lot "x;" Il *. % Sss.
= eoorse. 70 des GO feet, to post msrh.d
Mo = O6 survey NO 81. lot a, tn nee, Sd course.
~ asg " !G0 feet. to po { marked N l,Ui
3 osfysy \ 10 .. lOt 4: the same being posi- no
thence, Ash course. Q 10 deg " Go fe.t. l.. D Il
7. 20 ~, y ne place Of Beginning. contalpibg IL
LOT "B..
: Ai.a he following des rILed trsct OF land AZ
4 s.x,.x e 4 ssss,nnir s q pcs. ns!isd NJ I. .
moa1n.sns No . seas n " Dig Z libs tsss, and
Asesu Test. Thence running, 1T cou,ss. 4 -
des ~ -. % poet marked No ., i ! sur>sy
70 H. lot ''b;" thsLce, I'd courre "A 3 d. : 4 ~
~: e pot ms!ssd No 8. o survey No 81 Ius
W; tae1ces q coorvs, \ " dss / s6s fsst, 20
snA thsses. eth eos,ss. sd.s " ~ N i,.t. 10
pOot No ], ths placs u beaiuuinS. Coufnsntns
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

A couple Of dudish looking fellows
went into John Parks hardware store re-.
Gently and dancing up to the desk.
asked of Mr.. Parks:
MY deah, sir, may we inquiah what a
cant hook Isl?
Certainly" said Mr.. Parks; &c cant.
hook is thing to roll logs with. We
have great sale for them in this lumber
country"
"You are wbrong SIR" replied of
the dudes; dead whrong. That is
MT can -fook."
"Well, what is cant hook, them"
"A can't.hook SIR" said the dude.
edeing toward the door, "a,csn1. hook IA
muly COW. re-he he-hc," and the two
gibbering idiots we're gone.
A squsw living near Mitchell. d. T
who evidently possesses some Of the
characteristics Of her pale face sisters.
has tho very suggestive name Of "Won
an whogoes.out-of the. house. five tirns.r
-tChicago Herald.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

For Hill.asads. lsstssr-u ulsads. Gard.
vouchsrs, ard al klnds of Jeh Pr1ne.
lag, either eansy ~ RlaaAs applV 9
the Rsssra OMac.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19
s0Ns OF STORMS.


Red clouds at sunrise indicates storm.
Foxes barking at night indicate storm.
The surdrs, when very bright, indi.
Gates storm.
The weather ususlly moderstes before
storm.
SCOT burning on back Of chimney indi.
Gates storm.
Sounds Of travelling far and wide 4
stormy day will betide.
North and south the sign Of a
drought, east and west the sign Of .
blast.
PsafowI after low cries before . storm
and select low perch.
Domestic animals stand With their
heads from the coming storm.
Distant sounds heard with distinct.
asss daring the day Indicate rain. III
Coal becoming alternately bright ard
dim indicates approaching storm.
Wild geese 6yiug over in great nun
bers indicates approaching storm.
When oxen or sheep collect together
As II they were seeking shsltsr, q storm
may be expected.
II 10 said that blacksmiths select q
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

100000 ::::; 3: Z; !: =:
yaise. tAas wili sAars 700 Il vofs shas WI =
soss eslag yse b os6sy ssstss sAsn aay sAise
Ssssssss SisS sssA scs. 81 Agents wsSssS sy,s,. =
whaso. - asn9, ~, Of al aeeg. fes al ~
anes - apAys Nns only. 10 WORK for - q their
ewu ho0se. Yofsunss Ter ell vethsSs ~
lstely eoa1sf poat delay. =. 1Axlss1 .
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

Loaisiaaa has twenty one industrial
sshssls win 4ooo ~ pspih.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19
Ths HuYIRs' ou1pEis

- The BuYERs' GUIDES
issuod March cnd Sept,
each year. It Ia en- enc7.
clcpedia OF useful !nfor-
nation for all v-..o pu-.
chase the luxuriec or the
necessities Of lifc. Wo
can eaotAs you and furnish you with
Al the ueoesaary ard uuueccssar7
eeyuaneee % ride. walk. dance. sleep.
~, nah. hunt, work. GO to church,
OF stay at homo, and in various ri:eo,
styles and quantitiss. Just figure out
What e required to do all these thiuea
COMFORTABLY. and you can mako a fair
eaeimAte Of the value Of tho BUyERC'
GUIDE. weioh will be sent upon
receipt Of 10 ceuts 70 pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD a co.
AsrsASne8Aoas Avennes onisaga NJ
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

n Our Nail Subscribers,
RECORD md Waur cAlL With m,p oas rss, So
atcoaD ud omH nnns cau NJ Iss, : %
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19

Ine STOCK comprises the Best Of Goods obtanabe
ana prices are Reduced to figure that Dees Competition
oND PRICE TO ALl.,,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-19
hfI msN HEADQUARTERS FOR
Giant Blasting e Gun Powder
Fuse, Candles, Ete.

IN connection with the lshment 10 oom n,ete
shop. and am prepared to execute promptly aji
s orders for Copper, Tin and ohos& Iron
Work. Steam, Ak, Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
zNfi and Pump Work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

went into Smiths, where he Identified his
aud his neighbours meat, ard then went
in the next door and found Howell and
Williams, whom the deputy arrested
ard carried back into Smiths where they
were identified ss the parties from whom
he (Smith) had purchased the meat. They
hao spent about 81 OF the money, and
denied having stolen the NEST, but boy
who was with them turned states evil
dence, making full confession. The
one who stole Whitmire's meat was in
tfs sock feet when the ste aling WAS done,
and Mr.. Whitmire asked him out through
the soft ground TO where the thief los.
one sock, which Whitmire brought In with
him, and upon examination 1t was found
to be Howell's, he having on only
one sock. They were imorisored to
await an examining trial. Smith & Bro.
got the money back which they hsa paid
for the meat. 3 -
Last Wednesday while Bob Allen WAS
In the field blowing, about four miles
north of this city, lightning struck one of
his horses, which was instantly killed.
Allen and the other horse were badly
stunned, but not hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Il AcruIl. CO Ioan,y.

OF OsidSnSC Va VIC So<CSso'
BRADY, Tex May 1t has been sew
etsl years since there has been sucn rains
as have fallen here within the last week.
TIE Colorado river has been higher than
it hss been sincs the big rise that washed
swsy Ben FIuklin in 1883. TIE heavy
drift! broke the cable Of the ferry boat a.
MnblIn ami We nave not had mali
Slice April 90 We had begun to feel
thst We were cut off from the
balance of the world. Ten Days
OF mail N after came in from
brownwood tais evening, the first VT
nave had fer = week. The weather has
cleslei up, the swollen streams are going
dawn, and 1t is presumed that the m,iis
will be running on schedule time within
the next two or three days st least.
Crop prospects were never more prom
Using. VIII, at, oats and rye are the finest
ever known in this county.
News reached US to day that young
man by the name OF Rush was drowned
10 the Colorado river near Waldrlp, IL
this county, last Sludsy III attempting to
swim ACROSS on horse Jack. The horse
SWAN safely to the opposite BANK, out his
rider, from some unknown cause, dissp-
peared and was never feen anymore.
Inc Dody was oei0g tished for, but at last
accounts had not been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Blaine a Candidate.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1.-The
Times will pu olish tomorrow the follow
ing trippleleaded special from New York,
which it will endorse as coming direct
from the most authentic source !:
have entirely reliable Information
that the friends of Blame have
in the last three dsys received direct from
him his assent to an aggressive movement
for his denomination for President and an
assurance that IL nominated In face OF the
Florence letter of declinetion he
w.uid not feel at liberty to de
cline. General and systematic
efforts have been made by Blaine's closest
friends, such IS Chairman Jones, william
Walter Phelps, Whitlaw Rad, Charles
Emery Smith and others, for two months
past to get Blaine into the attitude
Of passive candidate. The Washington
conference IVES only part of the varied
methods by which Influences have
been brought to bear ON Blaine and
the publication Of his portrait freshly
tsken from life in Italy and published by
Judge this week Was decided on more
than month ago as the starting point for
an avoWed effort to make Blsine candi-
date,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Ireland,
THK PoPs's MOTIVES.


LONDON, Nav The Daily News cor.
respondent at Rome ssys re is informed
on the highest authority that the Pope
wished to oblige the DRke Of Norfolk, bul
that lie means only to forbid boycotting
IN Ireland when such measure is iucnn
sis,ent with charity, hence the decree
nsy be continued, the confessor of every
boy cotter deciding II the motive may be
patriotic, free from personal rancor and
therefore legitimate.
WONT HAVE THEIR POLITICS DICTATED.
DUBLIN, May 4.-Will,am O'Brien was
sentenced at Loughrea yesterday TO thres
months Imprisonment for melting the
people Of the proclaimed district to Join
the National LEAGUE. He was taken to
court again to-day to be tried on charge
OF iuciting tie people to hold a League
meeting. The Crown counsel, however,
announced that this charge would be
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Dillon in speech at Kilnurry,
County Limerick, to-dsy advised the
people to adopt the plan Of campsign
to boycott all persons VINO take evicse d
farms. Though the people, he Sid, were
bound to obey tn commands Of Rome IL
matters of church discipline, they would
not have politics dictated to them by
Italians.