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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28

The KEYSTONE has long been acknowi-
edged to be the sole representative of the
Great Upper Wood River and Sawtooth
mining regions, and, located as it is in the
very heart of the most promising mining
country on the face of the earth, and leav
ing nothing undone to present its readers
complete synopsis of all mining news ana
developments, as we'll as matters OF local
importance in the growth of ketchum, the
future metropolis of idaho, it is an invalua-
BILE guide for capital and informant to the
settler of every craft and position. Sub
scribe for it, read it, and let your friends
read what may benefit them. -
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho,

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
June 20, 1880.
,aroo -,"tice Is hereby given that the following
tan a,ieo ca settler has filed notice of her inten-
cls;neC li- W make final proof in support OF her
foro feii; u ana that said proof will be made be-
Idab. Tue Register and Receiver at Haley,
Piitn2, Pitcb2;,o on July 27, 1889. vizs Mary A.
blociIi :, Tor the lot 5, block 40, and lot 3,
topv pvA o. town of Ketchum, Idaho Terri
nrol mne names the following witnesses to
rnI,;,e. rrTIfe her continuous residence upon, and
Emil Et;:lT4uon az Of, said land, viz Geo. J. Lewis,
Iau,i;s rasmussen, John L. Holman, !. I.
'"'S' all OF Ketchum. Idaho.
r. 0. BILLINGS, Register
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28
At the Foot of the Grand Canyon.

| went to the bottom of the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado last winter
and am one of the few men who
ever attempted the descent. Invent
there to examine mine said to ex-
ist in the bottom of the canyon. l
have been all through the Rockies,
from Montana to Central America,
and know what a chasm is, but the
sight of that abyss took my breath
away. From the top to the bottom
it is full 5000 feet. Over a mile
below you can see the river tearing
through the gorge, but not sound
can be heard, it is so far away.
From one bank to the other it is
apparently not over quarter of a
mile, but as matter of fact it is
fully nineteen miles. My guide
told me | would never be able to
reach the bottom, but l was deter
mined to go and l went. It was a
terrible climb and it took US eight
hours to reach the bottom. It is
certainly the most desolate place in
the world. There is no living thing
down there-no insects, reptiles, or
animals of any kind. Everything
is absolutely dead. The mining
prospect was worthless. Before the
sun was up the next morning we
were on our way out, and it took
us until 10 o'clock that night to
climb the wall of the canyon.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28

THE Pail Mall Gazette relates a
curious device employed BY crimi-
nails in India to conceal valuables
which they have stolen. A heavy
leaden bullet about three-fourths of
an inch in diameter is used. It is
slipped into the mouth and held
near the epiglottis for half an hour
or more at a time. Gradually the
weight of the bullet causes a pouch
or sack to form, the application Of
the bullet many times daily for
months being necessary. But when
the feat is accomplished the thief
has a safe deposit for coin, jewels
or precious stones that he may steal
and which he is enabled to- make
away with despite the closest search.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28
PROFESSIONAL.
A. r. PINK HAM.

.rrnRSEY-AT-LAW. Ketchum, Idaho.
Ipo1actices in all the Courts OF the Ter
a Conveyancing and procuring OF
T1s9eIt Tns9ants specially.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-10-30
A Novel End Of a Church.

Our Southern Pre,bterian elder and
friend, DR.. J. n. Spencer, of this city,
told us the following: Arriving at
Pigeon Cove, summering place in
Massachusetts, Saturday evening, Sum
day morning lie inquired of the land
lord as TO the churches and their relative
position. The landlord informed him
that Universalsts at one time had the
largest membership and finest church
now they had neither preaching, con-
gregation nor membership, and their
elegant house was closed. 1t Ithappened
on this wise: At the close of the civil
war the church and congregation were
greatly distressed as to what was to be
done with the Southern rebels, as they
were pleased to call them. They call
ed q council, and agitated and discussed
the subject and could arrive at no re-
suit. They appointed committee to
wait on their pastor and he could give
them no relief, and they determined,
congregation, membership and all to
disband, as they would have nothing
to do with q church that could not sup
ply he'll for the Southern people.
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Chcru,r -, DDl ,rr.

1t Is with regret that ~c 81" i',:c"l in com
plain OF Col. Ben Ic;"ii : i',lI'n a! '.i':Hiiic
ihe farmers of S:Ju!h turuiii.i Ia !tn.I OK
their cotton, has recent events Show hi!I Ui'
i'm Il rather bad ii.tI. MH.i" Ul. Terrell "l>
speak, king To tl1 farmers ui THIS state inG tell
ing tllr.n tia, the price Of c'ltiUn w"uid 20 Hp
provided :hry WIiId Di@iuiH" aa! .;olU. la"
farmers Df Texas wcr" rushing III tE'Ir Gotten
and taking advantage OF The high price AND
nave continued To rush it To MI1f!:rt ever
since while lnv price has been IL 4 In0drfhtr
Carolina farmers have been following the ;ui-
vice OF Col. Terrell and losing the h!gh price
until now cotton has fallen u cent. The Tex
as farmers have probably malc two or tire"
millions Of dollars hy the nigh price ana arr
therefore perfectly able 1" pay Coz. Terrell Il
good price fer his services. We hope we are
not accusing the national lecturer 0i iiiE
Alliance unjuSIiy. but IT certainly srci;iN
strange that Texas has hcrn uutH. The NriI
opposite Thing to what Cot. Terrell advised
the farmers OF South Carolina To do.
II may be the Texas farmers SAM ii; not I"
heed his ndv!cr. We shuull hc glad /! That
were true, hui ut all events the farmers "a
South Carolina and those of Ch'>;"rii; !d
County, il seems especially. hay" iHuN Ia!
been iiic victims to tt.G ;lin Uf holding Back
but the chances nos seem to hc against II. II
really seems that the farmers can E"t put ini-
plicit confidence in any one. The best TAIN:
Tor them 20 do is 10 organize ~ strongly HS
possible for their own prOi"ct!DI, let every
man who can OF each $ub-Alliancc lax" Il
daily paper In order tn Errp himself well
Dos,cd on the price al cotton, and IN this
WAY, Judge iUr himself 10 Il treat CNt"n
whether or not he iS DrIn: !nlo>rdiipoh.
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The Eifrel Tower Struck by Lightning.

| A few days since the tall tower was,
during a storm, bit by thunderbolt,
and many sensational stories have been
circulated in reference to the occur
renee. Some reports spoke OF the
lightning rod having been melted into
n ball, others of u shower of molten
iron dropping on the bystanders, and,
again, others had wonderful tales of
sheet lightning and electric shocks. In
consequence the shares at the Bourse
went down 60f. in one day, q result
probably showing the "true inward
ting of the Academy Of Sciences, Nj.
Mascart gave the true account of the
incident, for accident there was noEe.
The tower top is protected by three
lightning rods, one vertical on the
highest point and two oblique ones q
little below, on the belvedere sides.
Some time since, it seems, the elid Of
the t0pmost rod was noticed to be
slightly shaky, and as the piece weighs
several kilogrammes, it was thought
prudent to take it down for repairs,
while the iron nut serving. to hold 1t,
screwed fast to the lower half, was left
in place, 1t is this nut which was mis-
taken for ball of melted iron. On
examining it afterward, it was found
indeed that some particles had been
struck off by the fluid, as when steel
is struck with Il flint, and to a like
phenomenon the flying sparks may be
attributed, but no appreciable portion
OF the metal was melted off: While
the storm was at its highest, aigrettes
of light kept issuing from the three
rods, and the keepers were surrounded
with Il luminous haze. They were
startled by the loud report when light
ming struck the rod, but neither then
nor at any time did they experience
any shock. No harm befel any one OH
the tower at the time, and none can
happen from thunderstorms, the con-
ductibility being practically perfect
Scientific american.
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HON. L. z. HILL.


To H,e y0irrS G: ; I's...',;:Ir i':'.}..t%.
Having unhcrt;,!> ~" :";'::l= !Ii' = ,a: -
business Ui the .Nhii>I.' - .:''"! - iu ~ '"'
Fertilizer co.. ii:u! IT,: ,t'. p ...- ~ ~
uuire my unuiy:I.%. :,,''.. ,'".. .., Pc q"
fDre Orc.udrh tlt; :; - -. - ~t"t 80" ;..'
order to aNo!u i ,.:I.r.Vt -: rii!, 80 :, .' =.
position ;,> Il :i.:.rG II nc :',:> ,...
SuntalivrS UI -,r,i:i.! aI,,.i'.u. i:h!r ,,2 g..
ingly Forwarded ia IA" ';.8I Ic:ii ~. ny ~ U'y
mail Il t"i.Gc? oi irA rrs, s,%;iH;!uH.
In thus voluntarily rCl!T!n: if":n ia" bon
cratic position ~ which ynar generous h;:C
confidin" action promoted rI,, ::I.n" me l.
SAY that ! shal! ever cherish "i!h ih" lirCli
csl gratitude and unGiinihisiling pleasure tE'
remembrance OF III" ,c. that I, even lhOuGl
for Il brief period, represented. :iS i nle;ilirr u
the Legislature, the people OF hbhcvllic Com
ty, whom to represent, IN sGrh capacity, !!
indeed uu honor. ituSpGciiully
L. T.. IIlI.i..
Oct. 2G, 1889,
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or ABBENILLE,
- THE PROBATE COURT.

- TIRE PROBATE COURT.
W. L. Smith. as administrators, Nc.
Plaintiff against Tommie Smith, CT al
i'AraHGan;a.-r Complain. for Sale oi
Land to ply Debts
Z. WILL sell II public outrry at Able
vile {. H., om %AhEDAY IN NONEM-
ni:It next for the lrayncn; Of debts, tho
following d>arfii,rd rca! estate, belong
inG 10 lite estate of =. :. Smith deceased,
to wi:: Nj that tract or parcel Of land
si!i;atcl in the town OF Abbcyilic, con.
!Iinug
Einy-eig:,s acres.
riorc or less, bounded by J. Allen Smith
G.. hughes, Mrs. RcSc, w. II. Parker and
others.
Terms Of !Ia,c-Onc-half cash, the bal
;ricc o.! Il credit of twelve months, will
interest, secured ly h0ni and mortgage
Purchaser may have cash option. Pur'
chaser to ray for papers.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
October ll,h, 1852.
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A. L. HULL,
Secretary,
October 18th. l>rg. II.

PROMPT, reliable. liberal with all its dealers,
The National Bank OF Nbucvii".
Fall line FLANNEL suitinGS at H. NJ. i'addon
IL Go.
We can give you The best Flour for the least
uinurv liii,t was ever offered i'll A3hcVii!c
Come and see for yourself. SIii!iH x :'un.
Si,ort ends in "inghdm>. ScrrSnck"iS nnd
dress .uUtis 10; les, than cost. Nm. l.. Evii.
Can un White !;r"thcTS and cHa':in" ih"'l
rust l.r""! seed eats which lh"y are i"w "i
ferns: Tor sale in quantities from uiic 70 one
ihul!S;inh bushels.
We desire To cali the attention "i our friends
and tine public generally Ia cur iN!i "t"'A o.
Grur, ri:s. We pay rarticu':r attention to
the wants al the inner nia:,, aiH Keep H"a!
on hand everything dcS!rahlr III the Way uI
heavy groceries, Hour, meal, bacon, lard, no
asscs, sugar, rice, coffee, teas, hams %c. an
excellent assortment Uf ;itnc% .in:' TICS
canned good, candies, crackers Nr.. Nil hNi
shelves, goods first class, and prices down u
rock bottom. smith X Son.
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TO the Iirlcndan:s T.. Ii. PER-! man, VI. Z.
Finley, W. S. iar!l0w,J. II. ParilowS :. +.
pcrrymHli, John VI. l'aIil"w, ~. j. Iich
ar,l>on, =. +. Whit!ocH and FL. McKrllar
1 OF AHE IlE!;EHI StMMONEp AND
rculllrc,l 10 answer the conpllint in this ac
ton, which is fled in lie Probate Court, for
The SHi,, County, and t0 served copy Gt IoHf
answcr Ia the said complaint on tie sub
Scrihcrs III their Office at .ihHcviil" Court
House, South Carolina. witain twenty days
after Tie service hereof, exclusive Of the day
of ~ur!I service; and If ynu Eul To answer thr
complaint withn the time aforesaid, the
plaintin' in this action will apply To the Court
for the relief mandrl in The complaint.
Dated pc:uiIcr :. i.lI, iS'1.
E. 7. FULLER I.HDN,
Iu;l"" Probate Count.
i.,!jt':H ,% Mc'n" \%,
i.aintiN'S Attorneys.
10 l.. II. rrrrymaG, u. L. Finley, ". :. Part
low. j. IL. i';,fi :"w. :. T.. !'crrym"ir john
II. rnrilow ana +. j. McI>ell*r, .;''-"Mi
i'rt".drIi*.
TAXI: Nnr!rE THAI the sumH'"'$ and
,r:.:i,:.;i:,i in this :uriun is an i' ia thi,
r,,:r! j. !'UII.i..; LYON,
.Jud T. L'r,.bHtc court.
Ortuhcr ~, l>>I, t..
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THE PEOPLE BEGINNING TO OPEN THEIR
EYES.

The Texas Farmers SuSncd fhciS
Cotton OF to Market. while the
Texas Orator Advised South Car
OIinianS to Hold Thcir CoiGon---
Tcrrcirs Advise IzaS Cost ;8an!
Farmers oae CarE Pound Oh
Their Cotton.
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,MAN:NE!-nI. '"',..r:3, ~, Ey !:H;v. T: n.
ME tANN. oi MrGmHIn View.
Always .iyc ". i. tell q clI>. and he viii
give yur har-:Ii'. III every Department.
For Chi drcn's r.hb,d l'".r go 10 Wni. T..
Eel.
some rich novelties in lrflar:ing hrn-id
wiih ornaments /" I";,t'i ny he S}rn at X
VI. l!al!tl1n ~ CO.
barley l.ar.cy :. I"u can hay il .!ua ra!
I'd S",i ba!!ry iioin White i:raIi.cr#.
Eo:himr i 50 tu.r:w; in Il !oaliry yard as In.
rriai i.':" food. ii k""i,> the chick, bright,
healthy ;,n'' cheerful. besides making them
wuliIcrial or: pruiicv:$. For sale only Il,
Speeds DrGG store.
pr. T.. H. Wilson's Dental Office is over Il
W. Lsamnon'S store. Those who suffer with
tlIci: teeth, can !ind relief hy calling on him
there.
p?c!.ara;ory 20 taking stock we have
greatly reduced our prices in every depart
uCnt. i. iio.cnbcrg X Co.
Go 10 Smith * sous for pure barley ard ry
seed.
Plush ard vclvc;s AL the leading shades 80
g.. - aud Il per yard al x. ". lladdum d Co.
Plush and cloth wraps III Il. NJ. i!aGGon 4
c..
Niw is the time iu provide yourself with q
winter wrap. iacHc cts, l.cw markets, and inOQ
jc. k;,s at Il. u. i!addon Il To-
\ fuIl line OF g"nilc;n"n'* kid giovrs iii IL!
cOurS. also an elegant driving glove ut J.
R'Srilhc:G X Co.
Gentlemen should wear Earl and wilson
rn"rS and CEilS. Nhcy arc Tic best made
For s;tic by /. nOScuhcrg d co.
Earn and Wilson collars and cuffs. Ear.
and Wilson collars and cuffs. Earl aud Wi!
son collars and cuffs. Eo: sale by p RoScn
berg 4 Co.
\ large line Of Emerson shoes just received
by Il. Rosenberg * Co.
The best assortment of mGn'S and boys llln
ne! ovcrsh irts al L. Rosenberg d Co.
Carpets and smyrna rugs at all prices ut i.
ROsCnbcrg IL Co.
Buy your carpets and smyrna rugs from
=. Rosenberg L. Co.
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Welcome Back. .

Rev. L. -. Jacks fOrnlrr pastor of IN"
Methodist church. 4: .thb.'Vil;C, who len here
about onc year asr ~ take charge OLA church
at Ukil California. l!a. returned to this
State. He left uS III tn" iul vigor of robust
health, bat comes back leaning upon his
stall. Il was Il great pleasure for his friends
and former par!ShiuncrS To see hiln III The
pulpit ia The Methodist church li~! SulI'!aI.
although hr WIS not all" 10 stand mp longer
imam To read the c:o,in: hy;nm and invoke"
the divi.ic blessing npun il" service. ana
his many admirers rc:icl that his condition
is such :lS will prevent hiS taking ah api"ni-
mcnt at the. next session of Ei' Conference.
MIR JurkSUn was moi only u Vcr% popular
mau and minister while here. bu; he has lett
an influence for good which will laNt ioI
many days la cImr. The dr>ir" and prayers
of the gun! uco;,i" OF ;hi;, community af"
that he Inay hr restored to health Ci' Ions.
ana be permitted I" preach tn" gospel "Iiii
that power and success wh'ciI iiitS married
his course hitherto aS :! minister.
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DR.. JOHN 3. BRITT,
Physician and Surgeon.

ysrUI. PRACTICE MEDICINE AND
" ~Gr.crry in III! lis hraEcl'r$ III and
around Vrr,lrry, =. C., rom Octphcr llth, lS%'.
Oct. 10Th, !S%'. II.
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THE SHILOH SCHOOL.
The Scholarly an,i Ac:ofi:,Ii-lse, &,
NiS. Allie t'rci: 20 ar ia Charge.

TIE Shiloh school will b" opened ua tAC
first OF November next by 'hc scholarly a;',i
accom- pl!snrd Miss Allie IruiG q. Iiu" West.
IL will continue cig!.; nIu.i;iI5 Witl;Hut Inter.
mission aud Will afford an excellent Cpl or
tunlty for those de-!rOuS OF an education Ill /,
small cost. For tEc bette" classification ui
students Il fuil aii"nGaucc VIII DC desired al
the commencement.
Ny scoclI OF writing pads, box paper, fine
linen noe, envelopes and stationery Scncr-
ally is larger and :lOrc complete tiian ever.
Would be glad 10 have you examine it before
buying. Speeds Drug store.
uigh!andS healing powder will cure any
sore, horse flesh lnay be heir 10. ur mon"y
refunded. For sale only at speeds Drug
Store.
If you don't believe Angclinc will cure
rheumatism Try Il bottle Of il. For sale only
at Speeds Drug store.
WolG0Tds Sanitary Lotion will cure the
Itch. For sale n!ly ut SpCCds Drug store.
Window glass cut 10 fit any sash Is; Speed :
Drug Store.
pr. WcStmorclaMd'S CaliSaya TUnic il a
Southern prOductIOn of real iHcfiL ana Is
prescribed by lhc most eminent physicians.
Try one bottle as directed for chronic, head.
ache and nervousness for sale al Speed 5
Drug store.
Jersey jack cts in black and colorS from d
cents 10 s.. W. +. Bell.
For ladies hosiery go TO w. j.. Bell.
Ladies wishing to buy goods can find bet
ter assortment %; goods 1T w. +. Bells thar
Go TO w. l.. Bells for gloves.
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Sale.

Money to Loan.
IN IMPROVED FARM LAMBS ~ 81 ~
of 500 and upwards. Loans rcl'ayHhlt
~ small annual instruments through Il nc
r:nI OF six years, thus enabling 'hc holr"wr'
to pay oil his Indebtedness without cNll;lu>t
ius lis crop in any one year. Apply l"
PERRIN !. GOEHsHAS.
Attorneys.
Abbcvillr, =. C., Oct y, lSS9.
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gin llSt nIHnt. IN VI NV NV ~
box both iiahds were caught hy the S:iwN ::ii'
badly cut. DrS. Mthry " Hill rendered al!
ASSISTANCE puSSihic. and II i earnestly h"i"'
that he may fuzzy recover III" ns' HI ~, nI
hands. MIR Wilson Is 4 worthy ana iildur
trioIlS VOunn man. :ii!n his misfortune VII
excite Tie sympathy "l t:uc hearted men.
TIE ladics Of the Ninciy.~ix Presbyterian
church VIII give an oyster supprraI tue hnt'
in Nmcty-SiX, Friday ni@h, November Isl
Al are cordially invited 10 attend: III" pro
cceds will he used for some needed work i"l
the church.
Don't 30 West young man. y hu>li"l q
cotton Sc"d'now bring aS much aS Il bnSli'l @
corn in the Northwest. Stick Ia old S"uil
C:un!ina. No better county To live ia and III
better place than oId .ibbcvillc county.
Miss MC,:ANTS and Mr.. las. Watson were
married ON Thursday night. ut the rrSid"n"'
of The brides Sic,i-inihcr. Mr. ThOS. !, Moor
our congratul lationS and best wishes =" viii
them.
TIE Willin. Workers of the Presbyterian
church will glue an oyster supper on Nc:nc$
day night, the 9Th of November. Let ali al
tend.
THE rain on Saturday last settled the dust
and made everybody feel better y good sc;,
son for painting ont strawberries, sowing rye
barley and oats.
Mrs JOHN NORWOOD, Misses Cudic and
Sadie Calhoun have been Spending ScNc!a
days in the FlatwoodS.
two very popular drulnincrS paid Il Visit Il
Abbcrilc recently.
MG. JOHN iioLCoME, of Martins Mill has :
very sick Child at the home OF his sister, Mrs
VIM. StcltS.
Mrs. Il. l.. HULL leaves to-day for Chatta
nOOga, Tenn, to spend some time with hc'
brother.
MIR. AND Mrs. JolIS WATSON, of Nit. Car
mel, were in town Monday shopping.
A hardware store is spoken OF for Ab5cvillc
No doubt it will do a coed business
Miss HANNAH. liEMPHILL and Mr. Mart
Coleman spent Sunday in Due West.
Mr. J. II. GLENN is now conva,eSccnt. 1lt
has been quite sick for two weeks.
MR. AND Mrs. LATIMER, of Calhoun Mills
were in town Monday shopping.
Mrs. AMOS MORSE leaves to-day for q visit
to relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
DIR. ]. L. WILSON attended tue meeting o
Synod last week.
Mrs MCISTosII, of Bordeaux, spent last
week in town.
\ child of Mr.. w. y. Calvert is quite i'll O.
pneumonia.
Mrs. MAYS CLEVELAND is at her old homo
again.
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n Oticc Of
Stockholders Meeting.

rF!N: ANNUAL MEfTiEG or TIE;
( ~;GrilIul,!"rs of the Georgia. Carolina hh'.
Northern hallway Company will b" hvhs al
lthraE, Gcuigi;,, Tuesday, November !2th,
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O;irrS I0 THkr EnnssariS for EcNt
.FuHr a. .n = s'cntS---&;i.s IL. iItE.
on u ii:S %us.ir@: --- s.asG":::mf
FaciS f,:" All ihr s"oi,ir Mho sfnt"
shc G0o<. OK .hiS County 81! EIeur:.
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Hands its Il Gin.

Mr. JOSEF II y. Wilson. al the firm of g, ;.
Wilson Il TO-. in the public GInn"ry haW The
misfortune TO have both hands caught in II
gin last night. In attempting To lii the Ir"
box both iahds wcr" CAUGHT hy the SAN ANA
badly cut. DrS. Mabry " Hill rendered ANY
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cyc.tc lie syliiaathy ul true hearted men.
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