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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

Geo. Rust has the prettiest lamps
in the city. They are beauties. Just
thething 10 begin housekeeping on.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08
THE MARKET.

Where are you going to get your
fence posts his spring? p. l.. Kel-
ley has them for sale.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

The Royal Blue
IL the latest thug in ladies' and
gents fine shoes. for sale only by
A.. o. R:NGsRUD.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

Buv Eureka -four at coo q
sack. Found ii all tho stores,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

Fancy Patent, a choice
grade of flour, only Sl,15.
Found at all the stores. Your
dealer handles it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

Try The Bon Inn restaurant fer
oysters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

Every lady should visit Rings
rud's store during the next week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08
Big Springs.

Grass seeds OF all kinds at c. s,
Bovee's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08
Breakina Wanted.
On ATEMENT

For the year ending December 81, A. 1879. OF
the condition aud affairs Of the Niagara FIRE
Insurance company Of New York. organized I'M
der the laws OF the state Of New York, made 10
the Auditor of the state Of South Dakota. IN
pursuance TO the laws of said state.
Organized or Incorporated July, 1850, com
menced business August. 1850.
l. CAPITAL.
CAPITAL stock actually paid In cash $50o.000 o(
III. PROPERTY OR ASSETS or THE CON
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The ice in the Missouri is breaking
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-08

ASSuA HoSSeASAS'
Mrs. VIM. Loucks of Trent arrived
in the city on last Saturday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Shad-
dock, Mrs. Loucks has been very i'll
from a severe attack OF inflammatory
rheumatism, but is at present slowly
! mending. Her husband, who will be
remembered as the leading merchant
OF Trent, recently disposed Of his stock
for a large body of land and will in a
: few days open up q store in Irene, ONT
of the new towns on the Yankton and
t Sioux Falls railroad. Will Shaddock
/, will assist him in the conduct OF the
. business.
The tintypers took their departure
, on Monday, leaving behind impress
! sions on many slips Of tin. Now only
Will Lawton, the photographer, re
mains. The tintypes will fade AM
soon nothing will remain OF your pic
ture. 1t will give you a great deal 0
q pleasure If you secure a photo whlcl
U will last all time, finished in the yer.
latest OF patterns. There is no bette
q place in city or town to get a photo
n graph than at Mr.. Lawton's gallery
- Call and see the many pictures an
you will be impressed us to their pei
1t manency.
It Secretary d. L. Pratt Of Sioux Cit,
d representing the Interstate Buildin
and Loan company OF Sioux City wa
Ia In Elk Point last Friday consultin
ii with the local officers Of the Elk Poir
Il branch Of the company. Mr.. Pratt
- 4 very pleasant gentleman and u
g conversation with the editor of AZ
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
Irei.h ,.. Aen,erns.

Tho trial ot .ie se of Welsh ,-. g o-.-rs vo aa.f. It'ifro~ni0o and ta- varf ol roar,r em mg cei
 s. well had .he sAar.a -a ha 7. seeming jurvmen rf't.r v , accomplished ,I,hoa. much dn ai.y. Ten Of the for'y jurymen did r,. answer 10 thci-naa n attachments ver. u '- Neither side ,zh.u-t.3
 l. took but one hour ,, The 'oll.a named persons .am- posi- it 2 Uran. TH5 Wood W. s Guv. 2. sa.i.o. B. A Sa,r'd'. Ja. Ncguhuoer, r, f.-..a.r. N...r c. Wild, Al,z Cli.haim, Joe Davis Jesus Facnc,o.
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L'n1tcnaa; FHpper, in 9 letter t5 tha Ci.izrr. -oys Cha. the san Ign s.i1 ieI rarha-ona& caso w- uo. a1- peal-I. and a- tns .iz months ., Inc law ezpir-I oa Aurns' '2o.A.. o'nao' now le appealed, and is public laa- and will be DronoI to settlement. That is one ces- finally settled be- yoaI uy doubt. Oi .ae e-sas deci Bed at the Mr.h term of the oog7f o' Tuc-or. tHo san Pedro del Eai.e Juan Pedro Camou, and the San Jose de Sonoiln, Santiago Ainsa, admins tralor, were appealed to the supreme court on th9 10th of August a4d granted by Chief Jusliee Reed on ..Ie 22d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

4 WRITER ju ,he Numa Times scores J.n! Fair for remaTeiaE aytha Rail road Hotel there before crowd a few weeks ago that he suew Htcsas "wnen be wss singing Ae-A." H- Peoba"!y mean; 10 say that Mr. Mackay "as an acquaintance O; hi- when scatte1ns the nece-sa1ie- of life ar'ng bis iel- low men. llr. Fair should study phra-aoiogy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

BucEY U.EEAL walts 10 go to con ere-s on the p0pgli-t ticket. r B-cky had been a democrat lie would have been in congress long ago, but ha9ing been 8 republican his merit was not recognized. How il happened that a man with the democratic name Of O'Neal could have been born in 90 re- publican camp is a mystery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

E.E Ca.1--- government j. ay.-. saap.- w.ln che rev0iui.-ists oi Central Auarics, vaJ pa-.0 .Ica.iy b-.s. ou. anI ri ka forced loan on n ms-casats a.. rl.i.a.i-.' %. .ne bis cities The Chin-se can not "a very o...a.l i.s.i- osar iheir war. when tue goverutn s..s g. compelled 70 levy a tribute from tue citizens, and draft all o. its soldiers,
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-. aa- wa. f..-.--- IF. E dead ena aaiar tao ..:u.sr No-d-- -sse aia away -.t,-a.-s ]. Nai-sr -.rH ..s-. l.uIs .a-u.- condition 4 }. splendid applr.a..'- Co oau.r H.at oa n.a-r-- ,1 ta- arca'i"a "a.- aai cl.im 5000.
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BuoEY O.NEAL p.,l about eco

bu.EY O'NE.L~Il p.u atol. l,G0O votes in lhe territory, and they will come from ,hc rapIJ.icaa Tanks. The republicans misa masa worse move chan to oni.r au Vi" H-.a os.- iiit,.-ia ,asl
 cess hy an ir, E ra.aGs - -er- .a.a- WI waul u.e rn -.s te eor.e-t 4ar.oael down to mak- T interesting.
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Near Clifton quartz mI.i .s .-.ng c.-e,aa that WI s- ren hr "- yawrs THe --nr ssr. r- ,ary motion aaI .raa aa . SJGL A.a.a aa3 Ar-aa l- c.a.mel Shat 's .lgHe. -1.i a.a mile away can waa- a"a u.s. s.-S2 70 rar faa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

TIE t1ez 2; t-1ioTult as, >ei ,a be making TO honey inis yclr, FsaicA i- another argument far tne replb'i- can again-t t.e WH-on bill, The bees .track, yol know, hsca.-s bounty was not placed oh their pro- duct. This is as consistent as .ome ether theories advanced
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Bon HATrH WI be tne HI....ean nominee .or ,heua Q. Yuma ca'ats. MT Hatch made lr-. c.--s r..ra wl4a sheriff o' C5.hi-e. aad c.Hlao. be irprov-d upon ay tl- tep1..I.'H, O. the peaiteuuary county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

T4L Ot-j- has tao -ugp.-t <. .e blue blood, oi the republic ln ra-tr Of Cochise county, and tue WA.rE boomer the backing oi the moacy.e-s sh-Ieke-s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Cft0 live 7i nesses Co b. examined in the Welsh-Seavern case but three mad passed through ile o-iea. 1 o'clock. Tn, case will probably ,ycu- py the attention Of the court all day tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

8EcArsE people lirin- ln glass houses should not throw stou. n' reason why those living in .-o-e houses should become aluc.e. -1 that ne1nicion- habit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

 r5 t- -e-eat
 D- --al.H ..H-
 E.s.#. r1 --.H I-a- G.aw .a.. a. .9s-- -r.ils one ra-.a-.- f.ge. Yo. ssr.. . every F1t- m's you Hae. ot tn. ele T.. -.. .u..al- EaH g. a. @ .. af le..t. bo, oclv a pra5a -.r a. i- ar ac- cideHt. mot a l-1psrtg 1l ul-a--- '4r- lyle.
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....--...-.-.--....,-.

The idea O. cour;-martia'ius -smy 5ai eers for getting intoxicated .ms 70 have euterai .aa uro-i 'anr- .'.d WI o abolish the caute.u m in..eaEg
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s---zz=-uz-=aa-zz--

Fr.kg u'NE.L al, .oa -e i,- cong D. tna apnH a. Way u.- ra.l ln uam.aau.u ,. co-nclm.u ut-,arEe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

az. -..r- i... I.a5. g. -.r .. m a.a, ana ,--H-.. '. fla. :,
 .t---
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The j5u 1, ol negroes -.ut 60 l0g- dom come in Tennessee iew .aEs sg1 tg mob will -ot come -+ .o haunt L-ir ezecluau-r-. Tennessee negroes are -aii lau4ye uo -.a--'-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

E.H.Iqn says taa. tle o7atrs r.. .Jr hay and grain at Fort Grant were lsl ,o - dozs. different Far;.a-. The bulk ef f.e bar e.n.E-a- u1a secured ;; tae E.f.- ,rs'i EIsshu.a
 II--- -.-yt- .- .- ..... ...- '-uch near Fucker canyon. C-a-s is v.ry high tAst ue.sA5Ornood. The rams have been very heavy Four inches Tell in one s.ovm recently. No signs oi the Kid or other Inoians have been sc-u ia that vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Several Tucson visitors to Tomb stone are ord srinG wheels of the Col umbia agent h re, F. ". Dowrs. John Martin Dri-re. one yes'erdly. They can be bought much cheaper here th41 in Ire,ll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Tiul E. Wlrne.rus aas been aw ra- eI the barley c,n.r .r.rs It. Hua.a' cato tie amolnt oI ijO]J i,...- The bay contract was di.il-d amon- several ,anc CTS living in thi- county.
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< suit for s5O0O damages "

< suit for $jO0O damages wa brought iu Ph"nix yesterday hy Gss E'iis against the Phoenix Light ana Power company. The ground for thc suit lies m that defendant has g pole in inc thOrougiare on the Tempe road, and one night plaintiff ran against it in the darkness while driving in a buggy. He was thrown out and injured seto1sly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Thej-r1r- for whom attachments were issl.G tnis morning were c1oa- erated by the coTrt and discharged this afternoon. They offered good excuses for their ;aIdiness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

J ". Howell, whose presence at Bi.becis necessary to U.a sa.. .l running of Che Ger, yl.ca cane over today He j. .ao .. .H. witness iu heW.. l-- ..s..--
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
BrCEY o'v1.L Was Nominated i0r toGrr>s
 Tester l.
='r.~tHau ,tl.-aa -..s OppositiOn-Ncge Fires
 in Michigan.

convention was i.ldI0 tli- g..e ''-y uea-.y " couu y in tae territory neiag r-ss ,ea.-I. General Wm.I J'NHll ot Y.yap pi caua'y w.s aom- mated t,r congress, and Jodge \. Way of Naricopa county for counci- lor-at-larse.
 BrffALo-Gsneral George s.oae- man, ex-governor of California, died here this morning.
 ELEINs, ". Va-A large delegation has assembled here to nominate candidate to oppose Congressman Will sons candidacy, Ex-PresiIent Harri- son will address the convention CnlcAoo-Repoc,s to the Tribune | from Minnesota, Michigan and Wis cousin, in which forest fires are n.r raging, show the loss If prop .fty low estimate, has alg galy raca q $l20UJ,0U0. not .aalaiiag -iaud.pg timber destroyed. But even wo.sc is the loss of lie, which it is feared will reach as high as 1000 The beet in- u-a.a.a .-..a. ..e. uea -..ef dnHa- ,a.. aH -.a.-
 Cazo.a-u s..4a.. s.-n
 4a.. a-al.a
 .---. l.- -.. l-...
 r.aal,-t r3w broke our at -aa pypulis; convention between the Pat .T-.a .! W-..s .-.e- < .. ....s reg.r. on ersa.ujia.s favored seating the delegates cf Waite. Patterson opposed and entered protect an3 ls! Che hal. w..A a dozen l.l .a'e..
 r-r-.-~.,aralo alo .1.ui-, .n a1a- yeuuon reuomiuat-3 Gev-raor Waite. ai;h oalv eight votes against
 DrargG-,lote than I0050 dest- tute refuge rom the Hinkley and sandstone fires are in the city. Oyer SG,O00 was raised for their relief. 4 sad feature is thu. number at lire- -'ocs which a.careI from -.. G-- .- now s!5v.y 4ying of hunger.
 ST. PArL-Eleyen people were burned to death at M,rengo, 9 few mil from santh Ashland. Wis. Their identification is impossible.
 IsHrE,uNG-The aty is agau in smoke, and fires in the forest have started afresh. Hundreds of men are still fighting fires in the upper pen insuia. Subscriptions for fire sufferers aggregate S2j OO0. President Hill of the Great Northern road gave 5000 and his associates gave 5000 more. D1Yrza-A' the meeting Of the irrigation congress this afternoon the hrst paper read was by Captain A 'Gl ' oi the Tmted States army .".. ,,,.-.r.i =i B. !.r.os, aui ,i.- maua C1-..au.. ,' Afii .mer:ca.'' This va. .a.,,..ei by Morns Byen oi . '. f.tj State. 3..-'uc,' O.. , "R.sht D, Way for Canals and Reser- voir= joF Irrigation Poraa-c.." He , gave an acc'"n, t -osae lra.,'' Of uha' ,'- a-rarmea, wa. doing l5a .-r % r- 'r's. F.r u.,. @
 ... i.t..a ,.,
 f-s F-.--.t CanaiIon
 Chino. "yam a' raag-oss on .E.H... N.... .nation Of Ard Lands T.fa
 md. 'a. snaai.,ao- cna.ey aa the place Tor holding tine next session. The congress then adjourned until Friday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
rrs i. th- IVY lhe MoHave Miner

looks at it.
 Mark Smith wlu again He t sta4i.-l I.a~a. o. ta C-a." party in Auzoua tais fail. Ae at fi!ei rEs office ui i..r-a'e t1 cpHe-a for %. -Ht years ol-t, avl hs "-- .n rv.a# .-s. Hs .-Il .1 n.,- cltase u".. .ar been ear1aai 4m5E- ,ae s.a.7s
 i ,n- u.I0a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

One of ;he jurors in the Welsh Seoyerns case was hauied g small parcel by ous ol his friends today while e9!ing in the Can Can restal- rant. Deputy BraviD, who had the jurors in charge, quickly took posses ion of Il, and caused much merriment by lis strict attention 10 duty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

' Mark lt- .ma ..I l.r -r l -,ra will -i,- .lU .f> .l.. .....3 gEpH-..
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

TaE funeral a.. .us..t.- I. u .4-r ..n.-. % .r.. been >'r..n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

4 Cohen, who has taken the ro2- uls- cigar Sore next Co the Valley hank. is en!aFg!ns thc trade and luaA- ing that place the best ra'r7n.zc! smoke center il Phoenix Lover. of the weed gra,itate thithera. naturally as children huns Up q good candy sl0y.-CaZetre
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The asylum commissioners nEe in- 'uciag gol f-aialo the ,anla.n a. 'he insane a:ium es9ua-s a' Tempe Ini. -- some ones oppoT- 'uai,y 10 raise a ho"l against .he t.r- rtorial administration for not placing the silver breed there instead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Through C. C Carpenter, agent o' the santa Fe srs!om, we leag:, that the Atlantic .c Pacific road will re- -ume it's double train service about September 18th Ire Sonora line has just put on new standard Pullman -leep-Is. Tourist cars have been run exclusively heretofore Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

j. ". Wright, Bisbets venerable IJ-acs, is over from tha, clnr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

O"inc Co the choaruess O. Neri-an
 .'var compared Co Lal.ia-. mars ..sH one man is remarEiae .a.t it nigh. te worth Hli.a now Go ..- .. G.s...l silver and h..IiJ for rsi-..
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

CHIcAGo-H. M. Big low has been in England looking to the creation of another grea, brewery trust. It will have $ capital oi$I3OOO0OO, or 2.O0O,- oO0 more than the present syndicate Bige!og has secured $s,oOO,0OO and the -yaIicato will comprise twenty oi ,As twen,y-.our bsewesis- i, this ci,y.
 LoyDoN-1he yacht yigilants i'll fortune follows her. On the passage from Portland to Cowes. yesterday, she struck an obstruction and ac. eordins to reports, broke her center hoard
 MENrHI~-Th7 granl lury this ...aruing returned indictments against ". $, Richardson, J. D. As,or, and E. I. Atkinson in connection with the lyacning of six negro prisoners near MilIng,oa Friday night of n. under in the fret degree. Richardson had ch.-e oi 'Aa pu= aar-
 ysoMA B. c-IAs T,Eahama
 t. 1---s.
 us ... .s.. gaa ra~4.- t.a.5 Ias 59.,o
 ar iaa..naa- c s.-l N.za.
 .aa..s ~i1 be issued wi.h regard '. -5nt:ablnd oi war. owing ,5 po=sih'- complications , ~ita western poaer-. but tae right IS arvzt 60 seize neutral -hips actual l !. discovered tn bo supplying China | with war maternal in accorda-,e with the principles q ,h international ] !a~.
 MA-smLoy. o.-CaH Browte re- 'aruci Co Ma-=il!on ch.s morning to 1 organize t.c Cozsy Pied Piper cam | raign, which is booked to open on ! saturday Browne ~a5 a7raytd in prison garb and says Coxey.s election I to congress is assured
 | WAsH-SGToN--Tae treasury depart ,nent today, in letter iu answer to an inquiry from the Leroy Salt con- | pany oi Leroy, Y. Y, states that salt imported from England is free from duty under the new law, inasmuch as England does not impose q duty on salt imported into that country from the United States. This decision. however, did not apply to Canada and some other English dependencies.
 ONAHA-The Union Pacific today issued a notice to all employes m the uture 60 abstain from any par:icipa- tion in politics, discussi Of any subjects tending in tha. direction be- ing prohibited All the men not willing to keep out ot poll ias a-e re- 1 gle-tet to reign.
 WAsmScroN-Genc5al scnoGeli has ordered that hereafter, ir view of the uamaer oi oiyscanci-s in tne army, and [ e consequent ro-lIicuons upon re- c-ui-'n,. aer>on und.r the age of 2I will be enlisted ezrcat a- music . jana 7r to learn ra..s.
 ...-. #-as has de-
 v -as .a ru7ish o#afN et a a; the 4. .air .l.ar. .c-. aG Ta- trou- h'. arises from 'h x Of the
 ars Co British is
 Nw Tou--Jam D-qy- t.r cure 9 -i..ra- from { rray t... .- Ha,lett
 I--.-a-- i.a ic--e>pon dent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

l"-'l3 a..atr'- I. .I aG eon- .,a--a &j.. be u-.I October 9,h.
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so.- o--L- -o.-ne-Rs.

5euar,. .er~- Q. .....- a..la -'sn.
 ua f .r- uu,
 ." ..f- .rI- th. a..--,a ,a.i. ~. igv4-.- sra-... best arra--i ia a ruI o-.. ~u. H. gid his ideas then flowed ma-a a'ir.
 C-Eu-u f. eratly rewrote his piaus-Hr-. aaa.a- i.Ir OF five times te.,ra ailo.v'uv -u.r r' be p1ol-ued. Hate. l-5-t .-r. and always caupo~cd h--t u.. long r;r- i his mouth. tar I.-- s,e. .ar.a tae floor. I...rsI s9r- very ,as-r. i.-,..t.. r.4-. .al ..a greatly annoyed by ,hc J...---.. ..t- Chuck. which was forced upon a'
 }t.. " ra- ver~ temperate in his ls... Hrs insisted on drinking three g'. -- ol sine and ua more every day witG his dinner.
 t1rH-E.--EI- music mann cript was SO p-r.e.t # locked almost like print. iIy t1ake.e.-aiai pains with the appear auca .- au ais work
 saESg.N- o.-.r-cd that ,vith him na- ,u. was th- best iE-pira tiou. Ui. choicest compositions were conceived iu lac .l.H a-3 woods.
 SULLIVAN doe. not write more than one or t.so songs Q year. He receives hundred of poems for music. but gen orally does n,t read them.
 TrE amount of money raised by the
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

\ great deal of hay val. be cut aud s.4cAed tri- y--.i4 G--h'-~ county, not"ithstauiiug large quantities of last years cEt su.l rsaai1s ia Inc -tack ou th- ranges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Al the Ssu Joss: Philip Kief. Bisbee. J. C. Braly. Hishe 'f..!lm Reid, Bi-bee, r. q. Wright, 8.-aee, F. Q. Mayw,I, Benson, Walter Fi-ac Benson Geo. Ba.iy, Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

kugman j. Co h.,ea 5000 .ao1l house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

z. Cau.aa, Tucson. and Joe Mar tin H., Bi-uee, are at the Cocbise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Medal and Dip.oma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

4 raC--Auir rle jav system i ilu-l-.sj hr .ae c.-a u w on srial in ihr a.-.iie. c5rt. Th ease is a avl one, auI y. fine co nty must stand the ypea-e Q. sammoniu, jury. I.c p- liem c, tAa twelve jurors trying the case is charge against tuc party losing the suit, bu, tue mi,eag and that c. those excused is paid by the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Governor Hugu~ aHs p'r#0noi Grant stiles from t-- Iu...- ae-.,.l- liarr. lie Was sent op ia-t November .;on Pima. count. t.ra ,rr
 ys1r. I.a r.ss,as -i..u .Dr inr pardon were trry-sure citizenship, ana because ;ae ,r.-ragr i- ar ,.....,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

As soon as the new .ard biI becomes effective, the Soco-ro smc.tcr resumcs operations and special effort will be mace t0 secure Cochili ores.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

V. ". Woadman, formerly of Tombstone, is an aspiFant for the c,ti.e Of probate jldgc Of Yuma coun- Y before the republican conyoatioa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The grading o.lft .l t., A.a- F. r4ilroaj raacasl IGrla,E url-s and threw gp an omtaakm ut ot dir;, stopping au travel over fine road ir.m Tombstone Word was brought up 60 Tombstone 0. the fact, and Chs.r- man Perkins oi .he board Of super ,i-or- .e,egrapaei down ,o have The oas'ructi D removed at once. 4 gooI crossing was made forthwith, and travel was resumed thIs morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

A CALIFORNIA man wants a divorce aa the ground 'hltair v.f.... .a.t -e"oa ais ta.tons. As she .a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

John Martin ,y,- .o5 Tucson aiay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Nlue blJolei colts were sold at auc- uon at Tempe on Tuesday for SSJ for .ae lO,
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The Gazette announces the appoint mrut @. J. V. Mckeen, formerly o! Bowie, to succeed Elgene Trippel as secretary oi the prison at Yuma
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

< I "i- .u-- C-r.. y. 4. --.. H., tre .-.'ar ra.rl ..a.s v.a. ea .4 t.aa 5n a-i1,. ".-. E.. H. aa= .--s ,a~u 5jo almond sre-s. -.u 'ws ..a-- ,' arL ma plant 2 I-t r--... al .nNi0 F vigorous -rus;n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
7. PIER TRUST.
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H3iher l,ar~e,aih ,h+rs In- ttei ia lrAn. ste-J4pan csc GovcInmeat EjIcing the War
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Ten juym,n arrived on -.- uo1n ...--, Uu. their --sylces ucr, not needed
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

a5IH- A..- .- again ,. Lo. wa..r a canr; martial ha- been cal'el to try u.u .Jr his shortcomings at Van c.ug.r Har.aeks, Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

TuE amount of money raised by the Wamaa- Fn-'~u Missionary society since it aa---Ive years ago. j. a.l#a.tF..
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
TOMB T0NE EPITAPH
aI-Hm avEr SUNDAY

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

John Martin ,e,. .55 Tucson .ala!. Ninsman i ,o have g 5000 --ao,l house.
 j. ". Wright Bisbec's venerable 'J-ucs, is over from that emp. C.ril3 a..atr'- E.....iag cone .,a -a aj.l be held October 9.h. q. Cau.an, Tucson, aud Joe Mar tinslh, Bi-aee, are at the Cocbise. Niue blJolei colts were sold at auc- uon at Tempe on Tuesday for 5Sj for .he io,.
 Ten jurym.n arrived on a.- uo7n a--l, Ju their --.uess were not needed
 The jurors r-esen: today from the .nti5e precincts were 3 repre-enta- y H-#l-
 r.aa- rIa-. .s.amel today a guo h. aa, been ..r .l4. ,e-as
 Gy,. K.l.a- has returned rom his .un,.a- sin fl. ,-,ls mammo.D stories of his c5a4aesls.
 Wm. Ha.me-, M, Mine, and J 9 Neuahab.r. Wilcox, aaI J. ". How ell, Bi.g-e, are at the Palace Only -.e Ha.e uess- :. al..n ;o ... -.. a u-.a.a .me a Vote.
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 E~.a ... - ri-.'.ns i.ma .ona Mr. Norton ..-- ,,uo..l maae 70. taa hu.5,a-- n.w standing .h.ra.
 The lG'l o- -ae g-e=a. m.a.l II a-a national Nesioan h..ilay, and wa .a-.ei r.: o.- 1l.zra for- .'....a .ra ...n.u.uua-.
 a.in- aF.." i-s-a.a ia ao. wa..r . a canr; mal,.Iha- been cal'el 10 try him .5r his shortcomings at Van . c.ug i4r.aeEs, Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Wm. Ea.me-, M, Mine, and J pe Na1ah"b.r. Wilcox, aaI J. ". How ell, Bi,y-e, are at the Palace.