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The Socorro Chieftain, 1884-07-03

The front page of 1884-07-03. 287 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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ly that you would take up a collection. J; s ah' iif ht. JiiHt as soon os you get ten or fifteen dollars together, bring it in to me, und I'll give you a receipt lor it. God bless you, my noblo friend," and he gently pushed tho vis visitor, - itor, visitor, w ho expeeted to tap the editor for a do lur, out iuto the street, wbgro he, nfiir gazing around in a dazed sort of a way, kept on in his mission of 111. rev. "One good mm deserves another," r. marked tho editor, ns ho resumed his sent. "Thnt tua't came to bulp me out, mi J I helped biui out." Texaa SiftitiL-s.

no better oil. You might as well, even bolter, have left the charjie iilom TThat, then, can you do if a man mak s a false nnd infain nis clurga that re retí - tí retí i't seriously upon your character? Well, il i.s evident thut the ooiuta of law, even when most honorably con con-dueled, - dueled, con-dueled, afn-i! no relief, y bey can aay lhat you nre innocent, that your Blun Blunder, - der, Blunder, r is a perjured liar, that he must be fined u id punished. But the lie ha told still cirer.'ates. No honest man believes it, but it travels. The slan

A Startled Community. 1-Ixeitenifnt prevails in the vicinity of number four colliery of the Dela Delaware, - ware, Delaware, L ickiiwanna &. AYestern railroad, situated at Poke Hollow, cauued by the fcinking of the earth's aurfaee there few days ago, and a further drop IRt,-r The people are terror Btrickeu, and an, abandoning their houses as quickly as possible. This morning while tho.

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