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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
Notice of For eitur
Hassayalaps Mining psc
 fsvAfsi Caan

To William holson, his hair- es.
 representatives
 You are hercby untinea l.s .=-as-~sr have expended two hnndrco iT c kpd improvements upon the t.sar cl aim Co wit, The G1nuectif-l4 Ia taa hasaaTsnlps uiuiH= district ke-e Arizona Territory. in order e "a HIider the provisions of Sertl ctstutcs of tba Unitegi Statos b7.s required to hold tha same for ar g-. and M within % days Aft a tz notice by -1hiiCatioa ycrt s. contribute youf proportion CT sarh s.-ra.str as co-owner your interest in sad .tt cOme the property of the subs eri is Section 2S3t. JIAN 5sl
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
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saAA hDAA hAlAf
 Ed. Stephens returned on Satur- day.
 L. Wollenberg's children are get ting better.
 Three or four fights developed yesterday. No arrests.
 Pete Collett is again running stage line to Jerome.
 Auction of furniture Wednesday, April 18th, at J. L. Fishers.
 Paul Feldseek has skipped, leav- ing several creditors in the lurch.
 J l.. Fisher, agent Domestic Sew ing Machines. Assortment on hand"
 J. w. Hobbs and J. F. Mccoy are now proprietors of the Union saloon on Granite street.
 T. J. Corrigan came in yesterday from the end of the track for s visit to his family.
 H. A. Calkins has filed for record the locatlo notice of the Nip aud Tuck" mining claims.
 WyckoT club will meet at the residence of MT. and Mrs J. C. Herudon tomorrow evening.
 Joseph C. Perry, G. c. Knights of Pythias arrived on Saturday nights train to visit the lodge here.
 
 II. P. Bryan, of Fayetteville, Ten nessee, Is among the late arrivals in Prescott. He has come to make his home here.
 B. Snyder, arrived in Prescott Saturday to take position with the $. F. F. X F. in the operating de partment.
 William k. Norton of the Colbron A. B. -. Co. is still sick at homo and will not be able to attend to business for several days to come.
 General line of domestic and i'm ported cheese, smoked herring and Holsters, fresh eggs and butter, al- ways on hand, at cut rate prices, by Wm. Dulin.
 Frank McCabe, one of the owners of the McCabe mines on Big Bug is Ia town. He expects his partner W. C. Parsons on this evenings train.
 Mrs. Jef Payne, a sister of T. s. Bullock, Is visiting Prescott, the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Jones. MT. Bullock is expected here this week.
 Rev. c. J. Chase preachedthe first of series of sermons, last night on the subject of the Bible. The sub ject last night, Did the world need the Bible" and Mir. Chase preached very able aud eloquent discoure on it.
 Mir and Mrs. J. l.. Fisher are in receipt of late information from St, Louis, in regard to the injuries sus- tained by their daughter Hattie, recently, which is that she is i'm proving rapidly and that nothing serious may be expected. although, the fracture Is painful one.
 The fire from Judge Brooks burning house, to-day, blew across the creek and burned log house near Judge Moves place, and set fire to number of pine trees. Mayor Fisher and others went and hirel about twenty men to fight the flames, preventing disastrous con lagration to tho town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
MoSDAYs DAmv

MONDAYS oarEg
 Weak Stomach S'fentheheo ol BEEcHAM's Pms.
 Ed. Robert and May hrenins were married recently ID rfeseott'
 The sick people sro all reported better and no new easel are repof- ted.
 Yesterdays storm did 9me goo scavenger work free of .. aarge to. the city.
 Wyckof club meets to-uiI |, the residencee of MT. and Airs.a d. C Herndon.
 John Lay has deeded a ranch n the Verde valley to J. W. Humafsr for $l ,250.
 Mrs. JeH Payne has left for her home in Wabash, Indiana. Billy Bailey. who is her cousin, aceompa nied her to Seligman.
 Billey Bailey, former conductor on the F. & A. c. railroad, but at present with the A. x F., is spend ing a few days vacation with friends in Prescott.
 Miss Martha Keller, a fascinating and viyacious young lady, arrived yesterday from Carlisle. Pa, and will make her home in this city with her cousin. Mrs. Ida Hurley.
 Our contemporary seems to out of sorts again this morning. It says: "City Council met last even ing and awarded j. C. Martin the city printing, As usual. As usual, indeedl This paper has succeeded jus; twice in ten years in securing the contract for city printing.
 A lively runaway occurred this morning. A team belonging to Mar tin Maier got away from the driver and were going northward on Cor teZ street, when a man on horseback drove them in to the fence, just north of the Keystone saloon. In going over 1t one of them had a paling run into his breast four or five inches, causing a very ugly wound.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

William Pink pills for pale peo- pie at the Yavapai Pharmacy. If
 Leave orders at Mountain City Drug Store for piano tuning and repairing. Instruction given on the violin also. Prof. Schlesinger. al0tf
 On account of increase of business Graham the tailor found it necessary to move into more spacious quarters and his place Of business now and hereafter will be found on Gurley street, north of the city plaza.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Just received at Sehlrssinger's Small cream cheese, green che,s ca Saratoga Cuirs. English B'eaters. San Fran s,u , -aer Sausage. Crabs, Lo1zturs, Sbumps Fursh Oysters lu laF quantity Come ana ec fDc yourself. tZli2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

The bill of pr. Charles Abbott, for medical services for S7l.75, was disallowed.
 A. J. Rubert was appointed road oyerseer of district number 20.
 Recess until p. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

SoNsl |lum e lecture tonight
 saa Raumed last oven |lllt vsFrg cheap st j. H. ACisoop tore. a5t6 nko1p x e have svid ol1to J, T. Mills.
 eb -ldren af Mir aud
 smpleil are sick with
 euix, March 2l to the 'U S nINorris, president of the iden6al.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Come aai see us. and we Wi. eA plain our methods of doing business We are located here and int end to stay. We represent safe, sound and reliable Insurance Companies, and are now ready to do your business. Before placing your risk elsewhere consult us, at Ctis building. c. A. .S J. s. Green. If
 You insure in order to protect yourself. You do not protect your self unless you insure in a safe com pany. The New York Life is the safest company in the world, and the agents are prepared to prove it Charles A. Green, agent. If
 Fresh Candles received each weeh at Aitken's. Finest assortment i1 town. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
EDNhNDAN, apTlI D. MORNING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, April 5.
 MORNING SESSION. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at 10 o'clock. Present same as at previous session. The bill of c. W. Culver, for SS9O as expert, was laid over, for the req son that it was not sworn to, as re- quired by law.
 The following bills were audited ool .llo,,..I.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Fresh cider at Aitken's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12
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been fI tor record
 ail ans. d. AL Watts nao lor the Magnet Ial. aa consideration s.lut ha= aaaieI cer- aperfy Iu fIie Eud
 n- [. E. a Howell. li consideration o{ SI. hri. Clark Churchill. lrm stsr and N C. 70 'ne Tt--- mine. H suit in Baltimore ess. Geo C. Jenkins. hes Nm T. B.etier.
 Ter, aud ba-It ts. tur- snd. Tor S5G3 dama .CEod wrongful -oa H oNu use yf 7.24l 0zs. ralueI at a2.5S4iT.
 above uiue.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Fr rT rs--..fr Water ClB Hall HtuE- - ----s'..t -sr ss-sa.-u that Iirv Water Bonds lr..I- -..|f t..- r..r.f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

su e. Cal, ny threT si,u5-es l- tg ars ci HGs, zero aU ry were vasci nss,6 .s .... ,s,- .s eae0 0f shss vas sal .. .y Fr. aIi bissA ssisaass a @-oE.S. S in vacsi. rsti5p tpa --,'n.. - ll E0ed's es-sspsrrfa .., t .s
 soses Ft--- ,.a- r3 resE.
 After tbey had tst .- ,'f <afaS month tls a-aBf4.. ;,z" a.sa ates became natural. ley s' sa ,a esil .l Essh. Tlser t;re '-S G. @ssiS sas siEes. No cL- ise.. .s ]. f--'@'. sssei hsulthy. My aasa.tnd ss s.-.> ~9 oVc Clr rhIldfan.s A. -z ts .-~a --t'.s4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

b5N ,v p 'u from tt unI le Ia r1uuyo 50 Monday. There Is y of a warm uEHt e, Iueu.N tta tle. agent of aa improved
 wlli leave ;.is u,7~-IuC tut tp tH"
 Prescott far this Jr usav friends wall krF an excellent Wa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

tltr transportation Nu rDa" connection \
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Fl. 4 his r. al ?. l has
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 a he1 toft. Sl.55-.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

. aEINatr c A .- W T Clark. Hugh E A ~W.tn. ~ F. T st. Gurus. D E Aer |][su. J . Aarr.nr rtaa
 , R Marshall san
 i Willows. tEapa.
 ; Murphy. Big Bug f1e yt j.pltueria in e.l cause th- author
 tii- nla-. rig. . slui
 hale d Is hirble a iHn cases reported ioeal esssez @ euar l'e established e. pre- 6ead oE tae disees. s that 8 we'll defined ef .a~ u-Frr known FGtil this -pua 1-# 8uliary TeEuI7Eea
 I Ia. there I- agL IrIl.e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Miss Martha Keller, a fascinating and viyacious young lady, arrived yesterday from Carlisle, Pa, and will make her home in this city with her cousin. Mrs. Ida Hurley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
A hOPPER or A WHALE.
Wa. older than Msthussiah and weighed
Fifiy-sevsn Tens.
.cottth Reud IIeraldD

Tho largest whale which ever entered
this harbor. and one OF the largest ever
ken. on this coast. washed ashore at
Tokeland on Monday. The news was I'M
medlately brought back by one on the
morning steamers, and the afternoon pas
senger boats were crowded to their
utmost capacity by the throngs who were
anxious TO see the monster.
The steamer was just at the mouth
of the river when some one, looking
through a field-glass. discovered the OBJ
feet OF curiosity across the head OF the
bay six miles away. Immediately all eyes
we're turned that way, nj as the
vessel naored the wharf the fish began
IN loom I'D in all its corpulency OF out
lire.
THE fish came in on high tide, and Hes
lust a little below Charles Fishers bath
house. IL was alive and kicking, and
AID not finally surrender its lease on
, existence until Tesday about noon.
County Attorney NJ. ID. Egbert had
taken along tape-line and carefully
measured the monster
The line showed an extreme length OF
| III feet. inches. with a waist measure
ment" Of 16l 10 feet. County surveyor
!. 9. VIckery figured on the weight
/ men Der OF the Baloenidoea family TO
! ,yeigh ff,y-seven and one-elghth tons.
I and the blubber and whalebone to be
worth. at current prices. oil. 1913; bone.
! q 600. making q neat total Of 5000.
Attorney /. l.. CHM attempted to COM
npte The age Of the subject under consid-
| Grafton. and concluded from the trans
| ,.erse lines on the bdleen that this fish
| had existed for 9SG years, lacking but
| fourteen wears Of having lived the longest
| term OF whale life
/ The pectoral fms are twelve feet long
and seven feet broad, the mouth Is TWEEN
/ ,v-four feet long. the blow holes eighteen
| inches long. and the half hundred bather'
! i'm the water at the time II came ashore
| saw the noise Of gpouting was deatening
! and the spray elected ascended AT least
/ 0ftv feet in the air. The threshlng oil
| the tail on the water in the struggle to
regain the channel was heard { at
| McGOwans cannery, at the mouth oil
/ North river. four miles away.
| County School superintendent L. w
Fanshcr furnished some historical facts
| I'm regard to the whale. Alfred the Great
! had been dead but six years when his
whaloship first began to navigate the
waters Of the earth. This old boy was
! l20 years old when William the Conqueror
! was born. and may have been playing OF
I English shores when ne was crowned
| king lie was on earth at the time of
making the great charter at Runnymede
| he was middle-agei when the pilgrims
| landed at Plymouth Rock. and probably
| looked upon the wars of Napoleon. the
! American revolution and civil war with
/ many a sad sigh and shake OF the head
for the ruthless slaughter Of humanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Indus
trials monopolized the attention of the.
stock SPECTATORS to-day. and the manipu-
lation OF Distilling and Cattle Feeding
certificates was watched with no little
interest 1t Is generally believed that the
old crowd who made such a successful
coup on the bear side some time ago are
more actively at work, but this time on
the bull tack. The stock. after an early
decline Of y to 30h per cent. was marked
up to 33i. on stories that the company had
started up all it's distilleries: that the
WAYS and Means Committee viii recom-
mend an increased taxation on distilled
spirits and other rumors equally as favor
able for the Distiling Company.
American Sugar was advanced from
a0a. 10 S2is. and Cordage common from q
To 2jis. The last named was stronger on
statements that the company was now
I'm q position to report substantial pro-
gress. having settled all material differ
ences Chicago Gas and General Electric
were also frmer and slightly higher.
The railway share-list was weak in the
early trading The early decline ranged
from :, to Ia per cent. and was most
marked In the CHANGERS. Coalers, Big
Four. Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore.
After midday. however there was a
decided change for the better. and the
whole market moved mp. under the leader
dun and firm until just previous to the
close. when the Changers went OF rapidly.
Burlington and Quincy falling to So.
| Rock Island TO CAS-. and St Paul TO 59iA.
| "a a result OF this movement the general
market closed about steady.
The net changes for the day show an
| advance Of hG2i9 per cent. the Indus
! trials leading The Changers and Coalers,
| however. lost hG1L yer cent. while
| Louisville and Nashville and Union Pa
| cfc were better supported and scored
| net gains Of Ibdl% per cent. The total
sales were 1900 shares, including 122eO
| unlisted.
| Sub-treasury balances: Coin. siS,962Co
| currency. $500 600.
| MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Money on call has been easy. rangine
| from to per cent: last loan M pig, and
| closing offered at ~ per cent. Prime mer-
| camille paper. fGS per cent.
| Bar silver. 73as. Mexican dollars. 5S'i
| Silver at tho Stock Exchange neglected
| Sterling exchange Is firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 SldiSi:
for sixty DAYS and 1851 $50 FOR de-
| mand Posted rates, sSMtS6. CONNER
| cial bills staL1i&iR for sixty days. and
| A&inlStl. for demand.
| Government bonds steady. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12


months or more with Inflammation about
the womb. the local physicians being OF
very little use. Dr. Grccnes NerVura
blood and nerve remedy got her around.
The little girl had stroke Of partial
paralysis. ana was unable 10 hold the
urine. This wonderful remedy cured her
when the doctors could not"
There is no mistaking the fact that TINS
Is the true children's medicine, and mat
it occupies in the household the position
~ the best and surest family remedy. IL
is perfectly harmless TO give 10 nervous.
restless. sleepless. and sick infants ana
children Of any age, being made from
pure and health-giYing vegetable medi'
cincs.
II your child Is sick, send instantly 10
your druggist for a bottle Of this wonder
I'M curer Of disease. and when you see
your darling gain steadily in health ana
strength day by day you, like thousands
Of other parents. viii bless the lay you
learned Of its marvellous curative prop
critics. 1t is recommended by doctors; IN
deed, il is the discovery Of an eminent
physician. Dr. Greene OF - west Four
tenth street. New York, the successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, and ne can in all cases be con
suited free, personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Latest from the Wires.

Prince Bismarck is growing stronger
daily. pto
one OF the forts IN the harbor OF kI9
de 1aneiro surrendered TO the ihsu'se"'
fleet Tuesday.
Governor Northen, OF Georgia, yes'sr-
dav issued a call 10 the people OF HE
state for ala for the sufferers at yeho"-
feyer-strlcken Brunswick
Word has been received at Tuskahoma:
/ r.. that about thirty miles west OF
,here three Choctaws have been MURDER
cd and Governor Jones says the victims
Sosre more than likely Jones men.
In the case of Paymaster SULLIVAN
Tinted States navy, charged Win sinp,z
clement. the court recommended olsinis-
sal and II Is understood that secretary
Herbert approves this sentence.
The Kansas City grand jury. which has
bean investigating the failure OF the han-
sas civ Safe Deposit and savings bahk'
returned sixteen indictments apiece yes-
terday against the president ana CASTLE.
OF The defunct bank. each inoic'neh'
charging grand larceny.
The failure Of J. s. MacCaieb. VINO con-
Quoted banks In UDiontown anu Son
nelisyille, Pa, Is found 10 be mucn mV ~
serious than was At first supposed, ms
assets amounting TO about VaWU cniy,
while hts liabilities viii reach. u Hoa Va
coed Si73000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

RINGITAM.-Died. "Wednesday. october
H. 1885, At his residence. No. 500 Stockton
street. Manchester, Va, GEORGE h.
BINGHAM. in the 4lst year Of his age
Funeral will take place from the Fifth
Street Methodist church TO-DAY CThurs-
day) At O'Clock =. NJ Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend.
BOTTIGHEIMER.-Di at the resi-
dence Of his brother Philip. Wednesday.
October H. 1873. az II . o'clock i. NJ,
BERNHARD BOTTTGHElMER. in the
18th year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence. No. ~, north Sixth street. FRI
DAY. October 18Th, at Il ~ NJ No
flowers.
KINIRY.-Died. suddenly Wednesday
morning. October II. 1923, PATRICK
KINIRY. a native Of the County Water
ford. Ireland; aged 80 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ST. CLAIR-Died. october 1lth at 0
\ NJ al the residence OF her mother,
"a south Pine street JOSEPHINE CE-
LESTE. infant daughter ~ Jessie st.
Clair: aged months and days.
Funeral THURSDAY. October 18th, at
~ A. NJ, from the residence.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
KNOWLEDGE
,,;ncs comfort and Improvement and

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
it, excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by sll drug
rists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute if offered.
fla 1.Tu. Tbtg sstlo ptosr1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

before finishing one bottle she coul" taiK.
SNo has now used six bottles ana S"r
talks MS well ms ever. has perfect use oi
her arm. and IS wonderfully improved !"
all respects. ,,-,.,.
'''rhe effects Of this wonderful medicine
I'm her case has excited great interest III
many noiehbors and friends who are ac-
quaiutcd with the facts .,o
Mrs f.. J. Emigh. who resides at @lS
Delaware avenue. Piuston. Pa" says
My daughter, at the age OF Il years, was
suffering with a nervous disease AT ''l''eS
mini. to walk or talk. ana was con-
stautlv I'm motion night and day.
"Aner trying all the physicians al nome
ANA all falling to benefit her, ] tired IT
Gre.ne's Neryura blood and nerve remedy
and il worked like magic. She has taken
tbrc. bottles and is now strong. healthy
ri1l. can truly say that this wonderiui
remedy is the best thing Tor nervous us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

weak. her appetite very bad; she could not
sleep nights. her limbs would draw up
and she suffered Oh, 50 much! She was
as yellow as saffron and weak and deli
cate oar local doctors gave her mp. say
ing she could not be cured.
But thanks 10 wonderful medicine
she f. now perfectly well and healthy.
This remedy IS Dr. Grccne's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy. and it has com
plctrly cured nv little girl
Mrs Henry Fry. who lives AT Flint
Place. South Boston. Mass. states:
"Aly daughter. - years Old. became
affected with -. Nitus dance. | at once
placed her under the care Of physicians at
the Boston Dispeusary, where she was
treated for three months. She grew
worse until she entirely lost her speech.
and the right arm became useless.
tried other remedies without benefit.
Finally ] began the use Of Or. Greene :
NerYura blood and nerve remedy. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

The meeting unanimously favored an
early convention Of southern men, and
instructed President Bryan TO issue n
call for Southern Industrial Congress-.
leaving the time and place discretionary
With him. upon further confidence with
tho committee and tho Governors OF the
several Southern States. The meeting
however. seemed TO favor one OF the
southern cities for the holding OF the con-
Vention.
This movement has for its object the
uroper presentation OF the varied and un-
developed resources OF the South to the
poople OF the North and East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

=. W cot
tr,ll OF Mat
auorJS. Pa,
says.
1t affords
me- pleasure to
add my tcstl-
m0uial IN IA
Nor Of llT.
,ir,oncS Ntr-
NuIt blood
ana u ~
remedy. Both
my wife and
little daugh-
ter were great
lV benefited
by It's use. My
wife was con-
nnc,l TO her
bed three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
'oyrHeeN IMMIGRATION SOCIETY.
wi 'i. southern IndustriaI Congress, TO
Assemble Soon.

Telegraph 60 the Dispatch)
$780, october 1.-THE Executive
o' The Southern Interstate
1 Association and others In
Pa 'he development OF the South
.'"'rg la the Palmer House par
". =. Bryan. Of Tennes-
-r1. lie read letters from the
"i North Carolina, South Caro-
'Hnesste. Kentucky. Georgia, Ar
.. an4 other States. calling for a
+. 'E Industrial Congress, 10 assemble
ITO frar future.
d. those present were; III. 7.
~ tennessee. E. Polk Johnson.
'i'hy, 4. IL. Aiyord. OF Maryland;
I,. llson, Thomas X. Rruner. and
Ll faiiick. OF North Carolina; Dr.
u nan. Of Virginia: Or. W. &. Murphy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
A Hin, to the unmnrrisd.

Birdie McGinnis: II hear that the young
gentleman to whom you are engaged Is
ten years younger than you
Miss Elderly: yes, he Is ten years
younger than 1 am. / suppose you THINK
should have refused him, but that's All
you know about It, TIE right time 10
marry Is before they are old enough 10
know any better"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
thurman Bau's Severe iurses'
ec., .,o,,a,, 10 the DisDatrh \

I.yScHnuRG. Va. October Thurman
Rail. rs wears old of Ashevilie. y; O.
fell from a passenger train on the kieh-
mond and Danville railroad, about twelve
miles from this city. and sustained INJURIES
which NAV result fatally: He was brought
10 Lynohburg and carried to the hone
and Retreat for medical attention.