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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-12

Deatn ciatmeu manly man wher
1t land it's hand upon DIR. J. ID,
Hall, Of Camden, at midnight,
Sunday night. For five weeks, ty.
phold fever, that implacablo and
insidious foe, kept mp an unwaver.
ing attack, and it found it's victim
brave and heroic man, but the
time came when exhausted nature
could no longer keep up the fight
and the conquerer of all reigned
supreme.
DR.. Hall came to Camden from
his old home in West Virginia,
about eight years ago, and his
geniality, honesty and integrity
soon won for him foremost place
IN the community in which he lived.
He was always open hearted, frank
aud honorable; possessed Of quick
sympathies and generous impulses
and it is hard to think that his
familiar figure will never be seen
on our streets again. He was al
most a giant in stature, but his
heart was as tender as o little
child's. II he had one enemy the
Journal never heard his name.
DR.. Hall was q graduate Of the
Louisville Medical College, and
during the four years Of the Harri-
son administration was member
OF the Pension Board of this county.
His heart was always Inclined to
the wounded and diseased veterans.
and he shared equally with his asso-
ciates on the Board the friendship
and high regard Of the members of
the Grand Army. Lilo was one of
the originators of the Carroll Coun-
ty Fair Association, and for several
years acted as its secretary.
In politics he was a Republican,
stalwart, aggressive Republican,
and no mans counsel was ever
given more weight by the party
than was his. He was fearless,
courageous and loyal to his politi-
cal convictions, always respected
alike by friend and foe. For years
he was member of the County
Central Committee, and in oil that
time he never missed a meeting.
In 1876 DR.. Hall WINS united IN
marriage to Miss ReLecca Fairfax.
To them one child was born, a
bright and winsome child, and when
disease touched it and it died u
light went ont Of that home that
never returned. Mrs. Hall, now
bereft of both husband and child.
will return to her homo in West
Virginia, whittier the romans Of
DR.. Hall were conveyed for inter
ment Monday. DR.. Jesse Hall,
brother OF the deceased, who was
with him during his entire illness,
accompanied the grief stricken wife
on her sorrowful journey.
The Journal feols personal sor-
row in the death of DR.. Hall. He
was always welcome guest at this
office, and he seldom came to
Delphi that he did not stop to let
US know that the 'mountain is
still moving" as he once put it.
Always true, brave and faithful he
goes hence, his name untarnished
and his integrity unspotted. He is
now at rest near the place Of his
birth. His friends here Will long
cherish his memory, and as they
think of his grave in the mountains
of West Virginia. they will hope
that the rain may fall on it lightly
and that the winds of winter may
touch it gently.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-12

The latest addition to our ex-
change list is the Fairfaz RepWbli-
can, weekly newspaper published
at Davis City, Tucker county. No.
! Of Volume / came 20 hand last
week, and it is very newsy paper.
The editor and manager 10 Roy r..
Decker. We object TO the name,
however, as there never was a Fair
fax Republican, for everyone Of the
name we ever knew were straight
out Democrats and we consider this
libel on the name, but nothing
that happens IN Tucker county any
more surprises rs, and we suppose
We will have 10 put up with it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-12
OUR sNAIK CHAMPION.
~ Summers New Industry and His
knttlesnake Record for
This Year.

Our old friend and snake cham
pion, 81 Summers. Of Shaggy Noun
tain, was in Kingwood the other
day and Of course came in to pay
his respects. He was accompanied
by his brother, Sorreltop Summers,
80 called because of the Aurora
Borelis like complexion of his hair.
ii camc into our Office and deposit
ted on the floor in tho middle Of the
room u heavy wooden box about
three feet long and eighteen inches
square. 1t had straps on it to carry
on his back, and the lid was secure
ly fastened down with q paddock
and steeples. We supposed, of
course, that 1t contained several
lively specimens Of rattlers that he
had captured this year, and as hs
began to unlock it We climbed on q
high stool and wondered il there
was anything left in our Little
Brown Jug" but 81 calmed our
fears when he showed the contents
Of the box to be extract boxes and
oyster cans filed with pure, fresh
pitch from white pine trees, which
be had collected and was peddling
through the country for medicinal
purposes. ST claimed that it was
the finest medicine in the world for
cuts, burns, Inflammation, Jim
jams, etc., and he soon disposed of
his stock at fair price. We pro-
cured an oyster can full of it to
take to Hennery Morgan, Of the
Morgantown Post, when We 90 to
the show, and we shall expect q
complimentary ticket in return for
this very valuable addition to the
saactum of temperance" paper.
We asked ST how many rattlesnakes
he had killed this year and he
promptly answered, "Onc hundred
and fifty" We asked him if he
had the papers to show for it and
he sald he had, and produced
paper that read about as follows, as
near as we can remember
RATTLEsNAKE RESERVATION, }
SHAGGY MOUNTAIN.
September 16, 1893.
This is to Serti6 that the Bare of
this Sigh Summers. has tralled
down and massakreed l49 Rattle
Snaiks mp to DAFT this season and
is still trackin more. We cheerful
ly furnish these credentials be-
cause we hav helped 81 count and
measure his crap of rattles an but
tons fur this ear of Any Domincck-
err 1898. In Witness Weareof aud
Hav this day maid our mark to the
above. His
ZEPHNIAH X KooNsKIN.
mark.
Witness, Mr. ST Summers, Esq.
If Leve Dorton can beat this re.
cord for such dull year as this,
we want to hear from him. Now
let him and Hennery Morgan put
up or shut up. In the meantime,
81 still holda fha holt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-12

Ripans Tabules purify the blood.
Ripans Tabuies prolOng Bfe.
Ripans Tabulcs for bad temper.
kipans Jabulcs arc Of great value.
Ripans Tabnles Danish pain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-12
ZEPHNIAH x KooNsKIN.
mark.

Witness, Mr. ST Summers, Esq.
If Leve Dorton can beat this re-.
cord for such a dull year as this,
we want to hear from him. Now
let him and Hennery Morgan put
up or shut up. In the meantime,
81 still holds the belt.
, 1893-06-22
Die QbpaHerbeb0r6e.

Der 9rud, BEN Sic Qtrbeiter betreffs Ser
Nbtltlnbenfrage auf bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
auSlbten, 1T nidbt unbeacbtet 9eblteben.
S9on fritber mar 0urcb Elm @uta9ten feit7
8eiteQt tuorOen, baB Der Ncbtltunbenpdra@
graph beS betr. @eiebes berfaiiungStpibrig
lei unb beSbalb ntbt burc6gefi6rt merben
tonne, bD6 bate Die 8eborbe iib in 6olge
beS 9rGn9ens Der QlrbeitSfit6rer peranloBt
geieben, itcb Elm tpetteres @utocbten porz
le9en gu laiien 1nb in Der geitrtgen Ser
.iammIung fam baileIbe GUT GcrIelun9. SIS
riibrte BON @re9ttcbter Mogon Der un6 be-
itGtt9t baS fribere @utocbtert, tppndc6 man
bic GontraftDren nur bann CUR SnneDal>
tun9 Der acbtititnOigen NrbettSSeit Sntngen
fOnne, tpenn Der @pntraft in bieier 9tibz
tun9 ~belonbere 8eitimmun9en entbaIte.
@s murbe bei6loien, BON Soiepb 9onz
nerSberger 81 NcreS nDroli1 bon Ser
Santa Sez8abn fir ben PretS DOn $685.
604 gu %faIfen.
Dem 8ert4t be5 GomtteS ftr 6as Sn>
9enteurSz uno Stnan5oeportement 5ufolge
tonnte btS ieBt fem lteberetnfommen nit
ben Gontraftoren WfcQlrtbur 8ro5., neIde
b06ere 8retie %perldngen, neil ite ulterwarz
teter NSetie aui 0art9eitetn ftieBen, e~r3ielt
tDer0en. Die %geltan1ten Gontraftoren baben
Die Nrbett ettgeIteQt.
, 1893-06-22
2IarRf6eri6f.
6 bicago, %. Stunt.


Totgenbe 9reiie tpur0en BEL gr0Beren
Partteen ~er5telt:
Butter, bette vSeperator" a. g8aare 49,
@192c, quite 1870, mitteImdBi8e 1860
17c. 0airp, Goolep's bette 163@17, mittelz
quite utb CUTE 154@16, frticber Baftng
Stod 12(013c, CUTE unb bette y&oQ"-
8utterin, bette Creamery 17c, recbt
icb6ne 153c, 9oiro 1896 unO 1876 fir Sic
bette; in vGouS" OOer tIeinen @ebinOen &c
mebr.
&&fe, Bette v6rG @ream G6eO6ars"
So, rGpins" 1900, goun8 Nmerica
500, Stunned" -@-c, nocbz
9emucbter Scbpet5er 16@163c, v8rid"
1904, 2imburger 93@10c
@ter, 9an5 frti6e 1230-c 6oS0B6.
Obft, 9eo0rrteS: QlepfeL, finitltb ge>
trotncte 73@10c bas 8fb., an Der SOnne
5cb0rrte nOrOIibe 5063c, 8ftritBe $685.,
8rombeeren 607c, 6imbeeren 23@243c;
&oliiornilbes: Q(prifofen 14(016c, ntdbt
JeicbdIte Bftritdbe SOLE, geicbdIte POO
24c; Yflaumen 9(@13c; 3toitnen 0onOon
G0Ders $1.65(@2.00 baS &iit9en, Musfa1
,cler 81. 25@1 .35, loie 4(@6c.
8 #, frii6cs: 2lepfel 1.0001.75 nnb
10000 90 ie nab Der Site, 8dnonen
/. OO(01.25 Gitronen 3.50@4.00, Short
)acr Srangen 2.2502.5O, Grobeeren 70
@1.O0 in "a RintS. 8aLtimorer $6(@$7
ooS &iitcben 3u "a Quarts; StabeIbeere1'
70. 00@-.- PC "a Qts. 9tmbeeren,
, 1893-06-22
StdottIbes.
Die Selbitmoromanie.
mie Seute ibr Seben perii6ern, nm ii4 Damn
aus Ger meIt gu ibafen.

Gtren t%ntereiiunten @DrtraS iiber bas
ltmiib8rctfen Der Selbitmorbmanie, iomeit
babur3 Die 9ebensoeri
ten IN WtttLeioeni6aft ge3ogen tperben, belt
geiterr Qerr 8atteriOn auf benz Gon9reB
Der 8anfters unb 6tnanSleute. @r ia9te
vSeoer SebenSOerlicberungsageltt tpetB es,
oaB ptele 2elte abiicbtlib ibr 2eben 10 bod1
tpte m0gltcb nerit6ern, I'M oann Selb1t5
moro 81 be9eben un0 0en Sbrt9en Elm
fletnes GermOgen Su binterlaiien. Die
Sbee, baB Senanb ietn ei9enes 9eben perz
ntcbtet, INN 0ielen 53tped 5u erretcbetl, mag
ais etne befremblicbe ericbeinen, aber Die
Sbdtiaben IalIen ben %gertn9iten 3peifel
nicbt gu. Ser fritbere @laube, 6aB Selbit7
mor6 in alien SGlen Die Sol9e zines 3erz
~riitteten 8egrtffsuerm0gens lei, bat Der
@eiptbbett petcben miiifen, baB 2elte nit
Dolem 8eritanb un6 mach retfltber ueberz
legu11g t6rem 0aietn Elm @nbe macben.
SIM Sabre 1877 betrug bic 3abI ber Selbitz
morbe 9l1O bon einem 8rosent, ieBt be-
lGuft itcb 6teie 53aDI dnf 1.28 Bro5ent.
Sett Die observation-disclosures eS dufs
9egeben, in lolcben SGucn, tpo Elm Selblt@
norb b~orlte9t, Die 8e5abIung Der Serit7
6erun8Slumme 81 bertpet9ern, bat bic 3abl
berientgen, tpelde iicb periidbern unb Damn
SelbitmOrO begebcn, in eri9redenber 8etie
5ugenommen. GieIe @eleui6aften 5etgen
ibre beioubere QiberalttGt in bieier 8e5ie7
bun9 baburcb, baB iie often befannt macben,
in 8e5ug auf Selbitmoro ieten feline SEE
ibrGnfltngen auferlegt. 9dB baburcb Ser
Selbftmorbmante etn be6eutenber 0oridub
8%eletitet pirO, tann ni9t ab8eleu9net
fnernpn u
, 1893-06-22
RdtRfelboft.
Der z=idhrtee Gooie Srown an9ebli6 in Sol9e
Don mtBhanolun9en oeitorben.

Ser am Sonntag Nben6 in Go9erS 9arf
erfolgte Sob beS tIetnen gbbie 8rDpn bat
IN Der 1leuen 8oritaot DteI Qluflc6en berDor>
9~erufen. GDn pielen Seiten pirb bebaup>
tel, baB Der Sun9e in SoIge bon MiBbat6z
Iun9en iettens ieiner SpicItameraben gez
ltDrben iet un6 man tabelt bic 8oIt3etbez
bOrbe, neil ite bic Go6esurio9e nt6t GIT erz
~9ritn6en beriu6t babe. Die 8rptpn'S,
9oDte's unb Sor' iinO Ita4barfomilien al
Der SadionitraBe. @m leBten 9ouneritdg
batten Wtag9ie 9oDle, Mfabel 6or unb bic
8roipn' lben &tnber it6 gu einem gelneinz
ian1en Spiel 3uiammengefunoen. Die
beiDen @riteren, 3tpet un9efGbr II Sabre
ate W1doben, tpini6ten aber balb ben
7siG9ri8en @66te 8ronn los 3u letn unb
befoblen tbm, na6 6auie 5u 9eben. Oils
ber &nabe it6 tpetgerte, ~prI9eIten ite i'm
angebltcb tDet6ltcb 0urcb; er Lief l6retenb
nab 9auie, bob timmerten itb sic @ltern
ni6t barutt, ais ct tibet ScbmerSen i'm
Gii6en tla9te. Dim nG6iten Worgen ging
ct nm Die g%etpObnlicbe 3ett in bic Scbule,
fam ober ibon ge9elt Wttttag 3uritf uub
tpurOe 81 8ett gebracbt. Qlm Samitag
bate itb iein 3uitonb 10 berlcblebtert, baB
Elm Qr3t 9erufen ipurbc, Der cine Gerleb1ng
an ben gtteren conitatirte. @egen 2lbenb
mar BET &Leine tobt.
Die betOen WGocben leugnen nibt, i'm
9eI9la8en 81 baben, beboupten aber, baB tie
ni6t bic Nbitcbt 9ebobt bGtten, i6m ipe6e
gu tbun. Serner erfldren tie, baB bic BET
ben 8ropn'i9en Sun9en iib tpe8en zines
6ultbeS geitrttten bdtten, ut6 baB Gbbtc
bon Dem dlteren 8ruber 9ciblagen tporben
lei. Sin Snqucit iber Bic 2eicbe beS &leiz
men fano nicbt itatt unb Ste q oIt3et ertIGrt,
oaB btS6er au9 fetne 8eicbmeroe ein9e7
laufen Jet. Die 9ODLe'iAe TamtIie be-
bauptet, baB bic gauge @eibt9te BON fetnb=
lt6 geitnnten Perionen erfutben tporben
lei.
, 1893-06-22

ibpar3e, $1.OO-1.25, rOt6e 5Oc9$2.1O 10,
8rombeeren $3.50.
&ortoffeln: @i8conitner o.
8urbantS 65@70c, 6ebrOn 6O965c Stole
500, 8earIeB 69@65c.
@efIi9eI, lebenbi9e: Surfeb 9
c.; 6iibner; 6ennen 100, 9Gbne
6(07c; Gnten 11@-c; @dnie, ~lebenbige
nit BEN 9an3en Se6ern, $3.OO96.O0 per
Duben0. Spring Gbifens" 16920c.
baS 8fb.
@emie: Miiiiippier g8eiBtraut
5O0$1. 90; Genneiee $2.OO@1.5O; rotbe
ober 9elbe 3ntebeIn 81. 7502.0 90 Der Sad
Otobrriiben 500 6os &iitcben iunge
petBe &iiben 90c(0$1. 90 ser 8uibel, Sur
fen 50(@75c. baS 0ubeno, Seuerte %
SOC baS 9bb., iunse 3piebeIn $3.50 Der
8ui6el, Salat $1,000 buS &tItdben,
Elephant 9Oc.( 0$1.00 per so 9funo,
&obtescben 20(030c. 6as 0ubeno g.,
Spinat 50(075c bas SAB; iunge rotbe
&iiben 35040c., 8eteritlie 18020c., &re1ie
20025c., @rbien Gun9e) 90c(@1.O0 Der
8ui6el, 8o6nen (gritne) 80c(0$1.00 So,
Spargel 75c(@$-.- pet 5s8uibeG> &tftcben !;
@abSbo6nen 81 .5001.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobl $1.0001,50 baS &iitcbcn,
SteGriiben 4O05Oc. ber 8uibeI; Gomaten
$3.50 Ser rGrote"; Smeet BotatoS aus
Sninois $2.00@2.50 bas SAB.
gS~btSfeD: SLIP.
&obIen: SIM &Geinen, gr0Bere D@gg"
$3.50 Bic Come, fleinere unb pgtut" ODER
v9tanae" 1915.
8obnen: 8eite Stables l .90(02.50
mittelgute 81. 75@$1.85, nit ber Mai9ine
gereini9te 1.70@1.80.
, 1893-06-22
Nuf Scr B6rfe

tDib @et3en I'M SuIitermin bon 653 auf IS,
gtn9 aber mieber ouf 652 btnauf; i'm Sep
tentberterntin nur6en 8ertGufe nit $3.50
703 ab9eibIoiien.
Gurn War petben6; SuGi 415@4155,
September 43(@4388.
Safer feit gu 5000 SuGi unb 1850
265 September.
S9petncfleiicb felt gu $2O.5O per Sep
TENDER; S9maI3 10, ,323 Rippen
9.2509.373.
, 1893-06-22
Otebmdrft.

Union Stof Oarbs %. Stunt.
&tn6bteb. - 9retie feit; .3ufu6r
$4,000 Stid.
S6wetne. = 3ufubr $4,000 Stiid,
Breiie feit unb Inn 10c. geitiegen. Sbnere
Sc. 0@6 letbte unb i9tpere $1,000
$50, letcbte $6,10(06.35.
S6ofe,- 10000. 8reife felt.
, 1893-06-22
80rNmm0!

SD marine bierburb Sebermann, neiner SraI1 $ II
rtetta &1ing6etl AMI meiuen 9tn1neu etluoS I'll bor=
gen, oo tb feline pDn ibr gemad)ten Sdbuloeu be8nble.
CARL KEfNCEEsL,
As Wtauo @oe.
, 1893-06-22
0rnnheiQelttbnnt.
gu uermirtben: Stores, 8ubnunacn &c.

upermietben: 9ibf1e r5Iat"=g8obnunoen mt
= alien Comfort, SIS ben 0tDnat. @I1ton Qoe. in Der
9tdbe BON Belmont 9tOe. 9tIbereS Ntitta9s SrpGI1en Il
uro l int Simmer 80. IS St0ats5 eItungs=Sebduoe.
l0miboln
, 1893-06-22
SOteI8.
YeriOniides.
8agen, gferbe, &iibe, SunOe II. I. N.

0uberfanfen: 8u99p uub Surren in oltter
~ gerTagnlt9, btIlig. q. 8. Bog 157 QppnSoIe.
Soot W, 0n' Tap, BAN y
9nbertanfeu; @uS9eseibueteS guQop-Iferb'
- 8 Sabre ot; %teblerireI. Wfau a0reiIire: g.. s. 8pr
157 &oonoole. SOOt &c.. Sa. lar. BAN
, 1893-06-22
WbenOblatt Der SSa. @tantsz 3eitnnp
1T in ben uuten on9egebenen @ef9aften su babeu:
9teroIeite.

1T IN ben unter on9e9ebenen 9ei9dften gu boben:
@erSIette.
6. 6ernmer, 1899 9inculn 9pe.
q. &. Stephan, 1850 &incoln Ine.
4O3 @rpB &De.
4O2 &pscoe 8ouleoorb.
q. q. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Wne.
9. Goldman, 17A Glurf Str.
6. g. Mtpore, A2 9tucoln 4ne.
Son 3olabS, 495 Strcoln Moe.
6. 81. 9a1, $40 &incpln ape.
6rauf @o9ner, 597 Siucoln Ioe.
SDiepb Wtuut, TAI &incoln Aoe.
6. gteubaus, $40 9inroIn ane.
mm. EaDIor, 1O17 &tucoln Mos. =
90. Betting, 1926 Start Str.
9o:ber. 457 @larf Str.
Srou Siubsmaun, 421 Start Str.
9. u. 8ar, 313 GIart ctr.
QS. u. MoreD, 267 Start ctr.
g. Serrtanr, 161 @Iort Str.
s. Ct. &e9eu, 513 Glnrt ctr.
8. gedner, 590H GIart Str.
0ano Bros.
g. 9oppmant, 867 Start Ctr.
s. Smith, 9S1 GIarf ctr.
Srou 6. Mnlfer, 453 MeaS ctr.
80. 9tutberfDro, 500 Weas ctr.
Surnbua, 545 Mea8 Ctr.
MG. 6. S6utibt, $50 QeeQS ctr.
6. so. Gmeet, 707 Meas Ctr,
Spbn Storr, $50 Q8eQs ctr.
y. @urrte, 306 mems Str.
6. 9ieie, 34 @e1s Str.
8. Siuer. 1863 Q9eQS ctr,
Yru1r, 119 meQs Ctr.
Spbn Bert, 141 Meus ctr.
Spbn guclee, 211 Me1S Str.
5reu 6. SObuipu, 27e @eas Ctr.
6. 2Docing, 100 Q9eq8 Ctr.
8. 9alar, 1888 8euS Ctr.
6. 5erian, 80 Meas Ctr.
8. @eber, 1876 Sarrobee ctr.
9offmonu, 464 2arrabee ctr.
6. Berger, ST. &orrabee Ctr.
Srau 8. Wtor9au, 225 9ioifipn Sta
She Columbus, $40 9iptItpn ctr.
6. Sc. Wbite, 407H 9ipifiou Str.
9. 6. Nelion, 334 9iotTion Str.
6. Anberipu, 3l7 8iprfion Ctr.
8. Wtitaer, 81 miapp Str.
s.. u. @bmanu, 66 @ilpp Str.
8. S6urtel, 81 Stote ctr.
s. t.. 9tebL, 255 @Ienelono aoe.
s. Sdurt, 391 Seb9mtd ctr.
80. S. MeBler, 5S7 Seo9ptd Str
Ct. @ugeI, 1893 Sch9lpid ctr.
&reuIer, 262 Seoeipid Str.
Spbn 9tetit, 294 Seo9lpid Str.
9itttes, 262 Seo9tpid Str.
8. 6. Hatnant, 249 @Ipbourn Nne.
9apter, 403 @IDbpuru Mpe.
S. QpetB. 1923 @lobpurrt Ioe.
q. 80. Sdlid. "a @IDbpuru Ioe.
8obert 3reger, 149 SGtnois ctr.
g. S9rober, 316 Mtorfet ctr.
Sllpeblob & MtoDmu1en, 301 Mortet GfR
Soortenber9, 2l2 @enter Str.
s.. @rben, 139 Center ctr.
6rau SO. &ubu, Al @ugeute Ctr.
@u9. 6rauoeu, 50 @u9enie Str.
@boS. S6beI, 16 GuQenie Str.
, 1893-06-22
Stelemgeiu6e.

9tellengeiu6e.
* ein9t: Sin junger @tonr BON 25 Sabreu, aus OIL.
ter 6anltlte, Jest ans europa 9etOnlGlen, nit gufen
3eu9ut1ien, iudt Stele oIs @pmptpriIt, &eaerneifter
Ooere iouit cine aubere Sei66ftigun9 9eeen tleiues so.
norar. Aorefe: d II Stoots3eitung. 22ju2t
Nein4t: Gin erter RloTe BARTENDER iuft eiueu
" YlaB. IA @. @Iort Str.
Mein9t: Suu9er toutm0unii6 9~ebilbeter 9eutI6er
lu9t %tr9eublpte Steauug. Snerte erbeteu inter f..
5 Staats8tg.
Nefn9t: Sin 6rarleiu iu9t iofort Stele 8u Riu-
bern i'll bellerer SyamtIe. Abr.: Id. 4 Staots3to.
Nei d t: 8eutI1er, bis oabin &Qeut III SIipper.
69ctorD 9elpelen. 1udt paIenbe Stelluug. AnIpri6e
bel6etoen, &orefIe inter Il. 2 S~taatS3tg.
Meiu9t' @ebtloeter iuuger SeutIGer, gutter 3erd],
ner per ouD Aq~uarenmalen rno etpas Wtoeeliren
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W PlaB. &br.: $. AZ Staats5tg.
, 1893-06-22

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, 1893-06-22
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10 Sarriion ctr.
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ueIterbpuIe, 1135 q. California Ioe
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Sands, 1863 Millpoutee @oe.
SofleD, 1929 Mtllpoutee Ape.
Seoro, 499 Milmoufee 9loe.
ellis, 52l Wtlltnalfee Aoe.
&urB, 1921 Mlilpaufee Noe.
2iubero, 1893 Milpaufee 9loe.
Semper, 1919 Milpautee @ne,
@tider, 1850 Wtilipalfee goe.
aGoree, 1854 Mtillpoutee @loe.
Caring, 1895 Milipoutee Ane.
rerIen, 1903 MiIlpoufee Goe.
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SauIen, 759 20. gtortb Ipe.
Gbaper, 765 80. 9tortb @pe.
&oI9, 1870 Wtiltpaufee Mue.
StetnDbet 148 Wtillpoufee Npe
Senribs, 1855 Wttliuoltee Mpe.
SoffmanlL 233 W~tilipoutee gloe.
Senien. PAP Millpoutee @oe.
@re9prleu, 2S6 Mtilpautee Npe.
9uIbeu, 300 Mtilmoutee Nue.
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, 1893-06-22
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CSonntags eiu9ef9lpHen) nm 3 Nod6m. uub $50 abenbs.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01
Another Outbreak I'm Brazil.

VALPARAISO, via Galveston, May L.
News Of the bloodiest battle which has
been fought since the revolution began in
Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil, has just
reached here via Buenos Ayres The Her
aid correspondent in that city telegraphs
that the engagement was fought near San
Luis. General Telles led the government
forces and General Tavares commanded
the revolutionary army. Details Of the
battle have not yet been obtained, owing
to imperfect telegraph service from the
section where the engagement took place,
but it is reported that 800 men were killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01
Extr0ya g0Ut.

In the other days, not SO very long ago
either, when part Of life in the far west
was shooting Indians, young settler
went out there from the east with 16-
shot repeating rife that he was very ex-
pert in handling. The old chaps who
still carried muzzle loading smooth
bores had their doubts about the new
tangled gayl, and they also had more or
less fun with the youngster and were al
ways telling him he'd have no use for a
thing like that when they got in fight
witt the Indians some day. A week
later their stoclrade was attacked by 80
hostiles, and the new man with the new
gun was not found wanting. By one
lucky shot the tenderfoot sent bullet
clean through two Indians and dropped
them both. He gave n yell of triumph
and expected the men with him would
join, but they didn't.
Here, Young feller," said an old
hunter, tapping him on the loulder
with his ramrod, "don't get extravagant
like that any more. want to shoot a
few of them redskins myself when get
this gun loaded, if you don't kerr
Exchange,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
THE TOWN OF CISCO, TEXAS, AL-
MOST WIPED OUT.
Forty Seople WIN Die = Estimates
Place ibe Property Loss at Over
@e,OOO,OO0.

DALLAS. May Additional details OF
the cyclone at Cisco have been received.
Out of 400 residences in the town, only one
is uninjured.
A train of freight cars was demolished.
The brakeman was instantly killed, and
the conductor died afterwards from his in
juries
Conservative estimates place the total
property loss at over s2,000,000.
Immediately after the cyclone had passed
flames We're seen issuing from several COT
the frame buildings. 1t is thought that
some of the missing, of which there are a
score, were burned to death and their
bodies cremated.
Several streets are so full of debris as to
prevent the passage Of even foot passen-
gers. For miles around the city and
ground is covered with wrecks OF brick or
frame buildings. household furniture and
utensils, fences, telegraph poles. freight
cars, etc.
Physicians estimate that of the 200 or
more injured, 40 at least will die. All the
physicians from dozen nearby towns are
at Cisco, and more are needed.
Most of the people were left in the open
air without shelter from the cutting wind
that followed the storm.