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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

Do you want 10 be happy, healthy, wealthy and wise? Drop into the Pony saloon and ask Henry ior some of that fine old hand made So sh Bourbon Whisky and Will and Hills spring of 50 He also has on hand Hermitage Bourbon, j. H. McBrayer Bourbon, Rippy and Guckenheimer Ryes-all pure, straight old goods; to- gethcr with all kinds of imported Brandies, Wines. Ales and Porters of the most celebrated brands. His Cali iornia Brandy cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds of fancy mixed drinks specially; the Carman Key West Cigar canno, be beat, for the money. in any place. st. Louis An heuser Busch Lager Beer, ice cold, on draught. Call and be convinced
 tf HENRY CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
First publication October 8, 1889 Application No. 5zi for Pat nI fo the
 NJ hola> Mining Iaini.

Notice is hereby g.-en that in pursuance of ,hapier Six Oi Iii hTty-twO ot ,he Revised Statutes of the United States, l. E. Van Burt and K (. Pearson, whose postotnoc address IS l Tombstone. Arizona. claiming the NIcEolaS mining clam. hing and being situated the tombstone mlning district. Counly Of CVchise, tCrritory oi Ailzon2, are about to make appEca- uOG 10 the CG!tcd States for a patent 10 the Nicholas mining clam. which Is more fully de- caOed as 70 nrteS and bounds sy the official plat and held notes ol ths survey thereof, now on tIle n the office oi he Reg Ger of the U. .. Land Othce at uCsJus ArzOUa which fs!d notes Oi surrey dt sCrlOc tht bouu1ares and c>trut Ot sad clam on he surface. With mag Hetlc vaIauDn at q 3 East, tollows, to-Nsit.
 Brsinu!rg at ,hr uUTllrr.y center md a i- inch post III Inorument, pCsf marked ] M \ich- O4ts N | No l. L S M N No bear Y : F 595d feet; thence o5' 5 l. 1o5 feet 10 +- Inch post In monument, post marked ~ NJ C No 2; thence : Io t5 w I42I feet 10 d 4iuch post IT d monumrnt Of stone. post Inatkcd N M No }; thence \ s6' g W 800 feet 10 q 4 inch post n a monument, pos, 1illked N NJ C No |; thence 50 57' W 2zo f,et t1 q +-rch post n monument posI marked Nl ( No s; .heh-e s g Io l. I4z3 feet tO a i-incil post m monument. post marked N NJ ( No c; thence 30 - 2oO.s feet 10 post No I and place of beginning and containing 70 acres. The said mining claim being of record in the office si thc Recorder of Coch'se county. a; Tomb store. ID the county and Territory aforesaid, the presumed seGeTu course or direction oi the sad Nith 5llS mining claim, vein. lode Cr mineral de- Pas't being shown upon the at posted here wi,h. can be determined iron, present developments; this claim being for fourteen hundred and twcnty-one linear feet thereof to- gether with the surface ground shown upcn the official plat posted herewith, the said vein. lode and mining premises hereby ought to he pat entei being bounded as follows, to-wi': Upon the east by the ittie Giant and upon the west Jy I.e 'S7' mining rlaim. ;Le said claim being designated as Lot No. PIP In the official plat posted herewith.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely Inc above described mining calm or any portion thereof 50 described, surveyed, plated and ap- piled for are hereby notified that unless their adverse C.aims are duly filed according to law, and the regulations hereunder. within the time prescribed by law, vIth the Register of the U S. Land Office at Tucson. county of Pima, Tn the Territory of Arizona. they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute
 And Il is hereby ordered that this nofice be published for ten consecu. .4yc eks Tn the Tomb stone EPITAPH. daily newspaper pub ished at Tombstone, CoChise county, Arizona.
 Dated this 2d day of October, A. b. 1880
 HERR Ri BROWN, Register
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
A Hale 0!d Nsn.

\ hale old man, Mir Jas Wilson uf Aliens Springs, H., who is over sixty years of age says II have in my 'ine tried great many medicines. some of excellent quality; but never before did find any that would -o com plerely do all that is claimed for il as Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy + i- truly 8 won derful mesiicine" For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

IT is A strong proof of Secretary Tracy's good sense and his intention to run the Navy Department on busi- ness principles that he has accepted the Baltimore, although she fslls be- ioE the horse power requirements of the contract 2212 horse power She is handsome, strong and remarkably fast vessel, which will be credit to our new navy. Good, sound, horse sense such as this will never be ham, pered by blind attention to foolish technicalities.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

WE are in receipt of the letters writ ten by Colonel ] A. Zatriskie from Mexico to the Tucson star, which have been printed in book form. They are very interesting, and being tine ot,Ser- vations of an educated and gifted gem tleman, who wields facile pen, and who was favored with unusual facili- ties for investigating the subjects on which he writes, these letters make an entertaining and instructive volume.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

THE situation in Europe is again becoming critical, although that is somewhat of chestnut The alliance between France and aussia doesn't suit Germany and Austria, and efforts are being made to induce the Czar to withdraw and let France paddle her own canoe. Why can't Europe be so- ciable, like the Americas, and all get together and see what can be done to help each other, instead of eternally getting ready ts cut each others throats. Secretary Blaine can give the much vaunted premiers of Europe some points regarding the manage msnt of international affairs.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
1 Conspiracy lRearthci.

CHICAGO, Oct I2-S,ate> attorney Longnccker this afternoon authorIzed one of his colleagues to give lhe fol lowing brief outline of oue of the boldest conspiracie. ever uncarthed in this city. The plot Was this Men were to be brihcd and to swear under oath that they would stick it out for the acquittal, when the jury in the Cronin case went out to finish it. verdict Five thousand dollars WI, offered to any one 10 do this. II was found tha, the plot was wide spread and included many well known men
 One of the bailitis who conducted the business for the defendants has made a confession which not only involves himsel. but mary more tome ar rest, have already o,rn made 'ul moIr will follow today and 'uuigI -
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
Oklahoma Harry Seriously Hurt.

WICHITA, Kas., Oct. l2- Henry Hill, one of the most noted original Oklahoma boomers and known as Oklahoma Harry" was struck on the head by Geo. Morgan with a paper weight yesterday during a quarrel, and it is doubtful If he can recover.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
TOMBSTONE EgIFAfa SUNDAY MORNING 6eF6sEf 5. isS2
The laaai War.

SAN FRANCIsco, Oct l2--The EX- aminer's special from Fl ra-o says, that in Sonora, Mexico, be soldiers were completely routed lhr Iaquis caught them in the morning and slaughtered all of them The govern ment has sent for one thousand men to fight them.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

STILL another editor has caught on -the junior editor of the Globe Silver Belt. The administration evidently gants to stand in with them literary fellers" The DAuN EPITAPH extends 8 chunk of congratulations for the Globe man to chaw sn.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
Cleveland Decline.

NEW YORK, Oct l2.-Nu evening paper says: "Tammany iicred to nominate ex-Presidcnt Cleveland for Congress in the 9.h District to sue ceed :. :. Cox. but Cleveland de- clined" The same paper says Amos I Samminglow is stated for the posi- ton.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

THE loan to be proposed in the Reiehstsy, and which iS to toe used mainly for naval and military purposes, will, il is said, amount 10 j0,NS,Ob marks. No end as vet to huge anna ments, or to the burdens which they imply.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
iiirniian. Windai!l Nen

Parties desiring to purchas" wind mills will do well ;o investigate the merits of the Aermo;or, which is the latest improved, showing an increase of power oi 3j per cent. \ l2-ioot wheel i guaranteed to do a, much work & any lG-ioot wooden wheel in the market ln all respects it repre- sents tine lalest improvements Of in ycnti>e skill For further information and circulars address HoFF,
 Oi Tucson. Box l2O Tucson. Arizona. 2GJf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
The Electric Light Companic> and flavor Grant

NEW IoEH, Oct. l2.-Mayor Grant this morning held 2 meeting of the board oi electric control. and re>olu- tions were adopted urlerin. ,hc imme- diate removal of The electric hght wires not properly insulated. Before the work of removal could be begun a temporary injunction was served on the Mayor restraining iim from in tcriering with the wires uI either the United S;ate- Illuminating Co. or Brush Electric Light Co in inter view with Edison i> prin'el this after noon which says No insulating will make electric wires safe, and that suhwire and insulation will a!ikcproyo ineffective, and that the only way t' regulate the pressure i, the sam, manner as the pressure of steam boilers are regulated.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
H:::!.ss.s4 Maitsrx.

BosTOS, Oct. l2. - The Atchison directors at their meeting to-day adopted the plan of recognizing. It was stated at the Atchison office that the plan contemplated will not be made public until next Wednesday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

Swipton's indellible marker, for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale at Monmonier's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

THE valley Bulletin locates Geo H. Stevens in Washington Territory. where il says, he has gene to spend a few weeks
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

The D. M. Osborne mowers and the HalladAy windmills for sale at Vol osttA 3-3u
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
ioticr to the Public.

Realizing tine great benefits that would accrue to our section of Arizona ii silver were restored to i,- proper place in the monetary system oi our country, and recognizing the fact that this can be accomplished only by con ccrted action on the part oi the people of the whole country the undersigned respectfully request the citizens pi Co., chi-e county to attend meeting at the county cour; house, in this city, Friday, October 25th. at ' ?. m. for the purpose of electins delegates to the silver convention. which will meet in St. Louis November %, l>>9
 ". F. STAUNroN, II. T. FISHER E. =. CoFFNAN.
 F. L. MOORE.
 A. J. WADE.
 THoS BUFN-. C. w SEAvEENs.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13

And practical cutter Nobby suits and pasls a specially. My will is good, my work is just, use you well, but ask no trust.
 Allen street, Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-13
s~ c %-
Harris. !he Tailor.

Box I2o. Tucson, Arizona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29


Il il a clear. cold day in the latter part
Of December Colonel Dynecourt and
Constance were seated lore blazing
heater. Lieutenant y est. who - visiting
them. has JUS gone out. During the
months winch lave followed their return
from Fort Laramie the Colonel has often
boon tempted 10 break ms promise 20 Car
roll Tracy. e>poCally IS he cit change IN
Constance wh he cannot help attn
butinc % \ Ger In cause. sue has 80 po-
sitiyelv rein cl Captain Barkley that he
has ceased 70 torment her Although she
il a. lovely and gay as ever. che gavoty
seems 10 be iitiui. IL Is only when she -
running Oh with Tony West that she - her
old sell.
Constance feels that lptain wilde loves
her. and she thinks thlf ms pride wall not
allow HIM 20 address her, then stations IN
life being 80 different. and she wonders
sadly If she VII never seo MIN again. tier
father watches her - she gazes listles.ly
out Of the window. All at once be sees
the delicate face fush crimson AMI then
become dea.hly pale. bat e'ef he can ask
the cause she has escaped from the room,
Just ne tie door-bcu rings and the servant
enters. announcing " Alr. Carroll Irucy.
The Colonel advances and welcomes the
youug follow WARMLY
After inoiiring eagerly af'er Connie
Tracy lurstsOut with " n - all right. Colo
uel Norton confessed dur.u. "a severe ili-
ness 10 having stolen thc note ard put 20
INTO nv trunk Ly the help OF skeleton
KEYS. And nav father" here his eyes grew
moist. has been SO kind and blames hIiD-
self so nuch lac declares that the rest OF
his life shall be devoted to making II up TO
me"
Just at this moment Constance enters
the room. and az the same time Colonel
DvuecOurt. with the wisdom which AGE
usually brings. quietly stepped out 10y
another door. Whom Carroll Tracy sees
agaiu the girl he so devOteGlv lovcn every
barrier which had risen between them
swept away. he can control himself no
longer. bat clsspiug both hands a. she adj
ynncos To- meet him. he eXclaim5 passion
atclv: Connie. love Won / iore vou, my
darling; can You ever learn 10 caro- Tor
me-"
How cloriouslv beautiful she looks ~
sho answers, looking mp archlv ~ No. Tor
that lesson vas learned some time a-o.'
With q cry of complete Happiness ho clasps
her in hrs arms and drawing hor O. sofa
he holds her as thOurh Le never intended
10 let her go. while he tells her The sorry
Of his lie of the cruel wrong which has
been done him in the past, and of ms per
feet vindicailon. ile tells her of the long,
LOVING MESSAGES which they hayc sent o.
her. their daughter" @, they already call
her and hand, her a charming letter 10 her
sell from h's mother.
One hour -bro hours pass. They have
been too utterly, too entirely happy 20
take ans notice of the eight oi Slime. when
the door opens and the colonel followed
by Lieutenant West. enters. After greet
ing Tracy warmly. Tony ezcieos ~ hls
usual privileged STYLE. Well, o. all
truly 3, ,,...,,f o,,fItorll f,f. tD Lovers
Here havp $50 been furnishing lor the lAst
half hour ind you two spoouics have
never. wager, even hrut tbculucr b.l.'
lrr Esd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

sunset evening on The western plains
.' rN'p1ilr- 10 cavalry. commanded by
-' tiHfr uit oih p Colonel Dyuecourt,
. h .--.p uiH ia i-, borders Of narrow
.f'+.- lltsc troops sIt ON then way TO
t' hN. d. Wyoming Territory. The
'.'.r .-- -'N-t occurred ere the snort
t f.l l. Yves ever heard across
Jams and tae great Union Paci-
..i4 Nta as SET dream I'M
To-. baggage of ihe troops (eud also Of
'n. ".o -.utut home IN that Wild
t..' 'rre carried ~ what was known
..-lYntr~- large covered wagons,
"t .t -.h. t gut. or ten mules.
'.l. . quantity pretty picture IL makes
't..t rXp4n~r OF pralrle, with ats
r-I.l carpet dotted here and there 10y
NHt. tents 81 the troops. The horses
-.. "N.. are ylckgtcd around TO Craze
H.e N4ltCrcI 10y a rope 70 STAKE
n driven no tho ground. As We
uuau The scene the " Is Of wall
raised and two ladies saunter out
bort stroll while the evening meal IS
r prepared. The elder of the two Ia
handsome woman Of twentv-thrce
' .0.r. and all though size is attfed III a
.p.e tu.t 90 flannel suitable To the Jour-
SOU see ~ glance that IT Is made OF
material aud ia the latest style
s4n. of the sixth cavalry She with
jill. husband is Just returning from a visit
D. Washington.
N.,. Cameron is the eldest daughter Of
..u,l Osuecourt and has been married
.lt three years. Her companion ~
ID girl Of eighteen, a perfect blonde.
'.t unlike most blondes she IS full of VI
'a 90 and is extremely beautiful, and her
l-.- blue eyes look like wells Of truth.
vn kena." exclaimed the young girl,
'i this q lovely, peaceful sceuef 1t
!,. though nothing human had ever
T. len these plains before ourselves.
l., iir Is 10 novelty 20 you, but imagine
g." ,raud and fIee It seems after having
Deoa ior eight years shut in convent.
-. 40 piad 10 have graduated and to be
"l'h you and papa"
TIE scene IS very peaceful and lovely
nov, dear but these same smiling pfajries
.. "a grand canyons have echoed tile sound
thc savage waT-cry, aud that not many
weeks ago" answered the elder lady
Noughtiully.
on but that was only an emigraDt
haiu OF about dozen persons who were
t''a' sod by wandering party OF Indians.
nfeiy you anticipate no danger for as, rs
We ate 50 large body" answered Coma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

soon as receive an answer to my letter, II
it be favorable, shall present myself at
Fort RUSSELL
why. my dear boy. shall burst with
nv weight Of news before that" exclaimed
tho Colonel. Will you not tell Connie"
NO. Colonel" answered Tracy gravely,
ait would All me 70 be disappointed
should l be 50 happy as 20 find she cared
for me-
1T shall DO rs you wish, my boy and
with another va n hand-clssp and a God
speed-yOu toy 1 rted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

IN, G. r HARTMAN. No ocs p BROAD street. Rieh.
wond "a. vr'e-
For,ears hsse boona sufferer FROM aug troul'c
though tried madicalssiil lad AMY ien'sdie' grew
wo-,e. Having heard OF "A 3 G Tsrie toaeladcd
to f-yit an ar1 sl,d Idd Attne tive o'7ru'enc-i
using Tho tonic vas QnI'e feeble bad haesng eoash
10 appetite, VAS much wasted sd very nervous. =,
much so that | could Mt sleep at nleht The t'nie
proved ---, beneficial my conra 1ssiett ne. arro
an, gaining fosh and s'rs1r'h. ohecriul'y recon.
mcndtt 20 Do u,od IN ans WISHING nervous coudinoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Noryou>ue.a.

A.atonic 20 Tho general or ne',oas system ther-s
no.hioe which can -,c,i y olual. che ARC Tonic.
W. oaallruFe truthful eoa'-dirf.a even hy -septi'a
Parrlg negotiable.
SOLD Ry ALL DRUGGISTS Troafiae oa r''oi
,ad skin p..-a.os ~ msn t-so Atlre.' a. IL c..
CmricALCo g. ....h rw-'n .i-..' Rl.hroni va.
llo SINS &ralyl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

IIN'II = 7 = = 7 IT II ~ 7 1I-ILI
' CONPASY nr suAFu. k 1k&&SIx-
PORTSMOUTH. NsWnOfl NfAs, c.Ahk-
mont, anf JANE --hltll iiNulNds ilrsct.
by si~gart saloon sfsarlf- ARIEL, eaTng h4,h-
moud hFkhi MONDAY. 49, spNE,UAi, sal
FRIDAY a. A. N. cirgetehfs - llftlly -
steamers wharf
Counnculns 40 h0nlik closely Win a. lass
i1r northern cities Same afferr0oI, james riTer
~ iayigE. OIeai tIar'a. lIuf. lnealasl fNitn-
through ucEets "a rlcaullr ana ~ 1srters
Agoncy, iUD Nan street baggage tteckeJ
ufoggl. STATE .r1oias olrag "a f0r ~ of uighL
Freight r0esiFui fally i0r tNhAblh POND
MOUTH, Old POM, A .lNANDhfA. iAN-
Tic AND DAsNilLE STATIONS, ani WASH
tN0TON. D. a., al b irs iu Aasinrn Norh
Carolina, Eastern Fifs mia sal al regular LAT
ngs on he James .nl fappahsEuo 4 rlfcrs, e.
l0Wssi ra'ss nui through blls lssu~si.
LltlkS A. lA4iN. wee resilient.
~ iiu hsio street ans Boo. TIA
InyfN WE aEs. fre.lAi 49, Ia...,l Ilr Won't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
FALSELY ACCUSED
or.
rpr COLONEL'S DAUGHTER
,...., t,r ~, Dispatch by Mrs. r. TIL

,r.f,ssn for ihe Dispatch by Mrs. X. Z. K
.r...sr. swoar TO You that never
have been wild, I know, and
money 20 pay some debts which
..ri io give me-, but steal what
get honestly and here tho
ewes flashed proudly" you forget
SIN who have forgotten. sir. To
t.t my son should have stolen q
ruirod-dollar note" Numbered
l.l.e. whose intense PRIDE WAS
..Itl nv his street honor.
.tt door opened at thl9 moment
r.-ome woman OF forty-hye en-
- the matter. Judge? I heard
,ld CAROLS raised 10 very
t.h across IA my boUlOlr.'
..-tir .s- is SO hoarsc with pas
... OLD gentleman that he could
attic. re your son has stolen,
eDl bear, madam p"
i. Won moan. Judge TTacyy" cx-
excited lady.
-a.i Carroll. who had become
though very pale. one Of
a.-'. DENTS has lost q hundred
l.l i' wac this morning found
.t Bnf. mother here the boy
.hled. " swear ! know no
dead how % got there. Do
..l tb,4 enc, ,.,, ,-.,,- fo.1,,~,.
..n looked a. hcr husband re-
w. "i) "VF'
,u
'..'ig'l tiigy ms arms
...' .i,~ S'l'" i'Ne a. q q niii
earthly affection.
f.rfir SAID Judge Tracy. 1T
""N H".
nm i't'"i4 an.
-'"F 'y 'i'e iH'it'i-
i'.'" " d I'd mo saving
I'D l"' q n'"t 4 toid nun
"..l I'",s' 10 uoY ih
SNORT. REUSED INN and lac
III. a'' ,"" 'Uugc' ms voice
about to make an angry reply,
.n. i,- how tho money came
FunNf
d H''..'I, h"i nave
YOU 10 y, I"f"hR'l
-,",5', 90" '.'n'i.i-
3., i., ana il' sen W, YER
..i...i ,,,., H. ,..a'' In. " IT,
paw " a.
",.' i'o n aiIo ln
''"'i'' """0H0'i'
H.. III.
''"" 'n'l 'ui'a Al
' "4i9"'7 his H"thti'
.' '-I".
'''.''' 'iis iai'' MHHain =
~ u ',''J l''''H ln'V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

rslY
sropplN0-PLAcEt


sIlpPiNG-PLACEA
Nos. u. 70, e. ,. f. nnit. make nOs,opt fos
~ and l-st0p ODD signal % Hanct ester, ureFfy g
Is ~. Cen.raiia, auI tDesisr N1s 81. a - All
3 VIII ctOp ~ 81 sllunuf f.r 90 .sergsrA
20 LLiAN-lAR SEktlDf
Cd Trains eos. q AMI % slueping-cRrs 10 Nesa
New YORK AMI Tampa ia Nit JNcaa4uFfl.eL
ca fr.ius >os. fant g sleerlH g-czr- between
Mat.ilgt1. ant tnarieat0n. GA Tran 81. I. 4.
n ey.ag-Har- trrN-"u VI -s.Iius' Hl ful ia t-Du-
vale. On Trans Soc. 10. ll. ant - sloe4ilg-
ca between JG asOnril.1 aus NoE lork.
THE OaLi ALi-RAlL LlNE 90 NORFOLK
LEAVE ARklYE
Rirh monf ....'eWAN sor'ois......lo Pw
Richmond ...'g3sP T.. 20. N0ri0iS .... Oh r. u.
Norfllk 4. V. hicIm0nI. .Ii.l0 A. g.
Norfolk ......'30Of. n. h.cEmOal. ~ r. Y.
Tho t-aius LEAVING klct nJnl ~ ~ 40 A. n. and
Sorfolk a. 3 +. N. are sol. uails u-tree0 these
tNo pCrI -. and Issse1Rer3 - through without
change of care. close connections arr slro made
Al lotersDIrz D. tho - T.. ". lrEin from ricl-
m0ul aai TOES - A. "A. Train from sOriON
Irsius lrayinf Richmond a. EN A. n. AEi
1870 g. q. an1 arriving a. Richmond AZ 1.ls A..
a. aui fDh J.. Al maze connection a. Peiers-
Ugrs ~ and from launyille, Lynchbgrg. AGd
southwestern IolniA
H. NJ sULLY, superia,saisni
T. r. y. hYERL General sspcrinte1toaL
.. Al. EHsksOs. GENERAL Passenger Agent
Sol Haas. IrAfl- Man.kbr uo ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

rode along In q brisk trot his thoughts
were Of tho lovely girl whose life he had
been instrumental IN saving. Although
be had only seen her once she had made a
deep and lasting impression upon him. He
was always rather quiet. brt since this
meeting with Constance Dyneconrt he bad
become at times really sad. Wat could
he ever be 10 this lovely girl. daughter OF
one of tho proudcst officers in the United
States arIny-he who is only GOVT Oy-aye,
and worse than that, one on whose past
life dark shadow rested,
Such were hs thoughts as he travelled;
but rousinG himself he endeavored 70
shake og the gloom which had settled
upon him in consequence OF this hopeless
love. SO you see there was q secret IN orr
hero's lite-whcther Guilty or not remains
70 be proven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave h.lalE0aI EfENf EtksoAr
and gglDAl ~ y. n saGfos, ci0sei ous
hour ustDr sAuiug firi-.
steamers leave kss fofk fof hctfacRf
EykhY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY ~ II
NJ. srri,ipg Ia Mcnmoat MONDAY All sAi.
Dan MokNlS1A
pas.onxer AccC ~ mo- ati0ns snsur lssscl
Cabla fsrs W Ss~ Aerk va samos-tlssf
FOgts i1ci l1inx meas All -eflAl .s...r,-t -
Eound- irlD Uc.els. Halted ~ talry iaJs
Aflsr dAJo " ssls s...sss- ...-.s.....,... IA -
stOo-aes, ~iih ssnsis.s--- .......,.,. cd. 80
st-er.se. vitho1t sstsi-isnce. ............. ~
Caola fare va IhsssI s.ke ani uoio rail-
N8Bsssr.s. ss-ss ftrftff.s - H.ssF- tHfs w
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