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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Blacksmith Shop for Bradshaw.

J. F. C. Mitchell, proprietor Of the cxtes- sits wagon making, earPentsring and black smithing establishment on Granite street. Prescott. is about to establish branch COZ oern in Bradshaw district, and goes oscr, io- dsy, sa make the necessary srrrangemcnts.
 lt all those who now talk of engaging in business At ,he new mines, dn so, it will be very lonesome here in Prescott, and the Mix, ER may have to 20, too.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Soldier Killed.

A soldier Of c Troop, Third Cavalry. whose name we have not as ye; learned, met terrible fate, near the Government Saw mill, on the Camp Verde road, on the I5 in- stAnt. He bad just sawed through log, when one section of it rolled down hill, turn ing up limb, which struck him in the neck, killing him almost instantly. The sad news was brought t0 town by Corporal Finn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

, hELiGrous---Rev. D. White, Chaplain r , w,. army and Rev. Alexander Groves, resident %nl''er v. , of the Nj. F. Church South, preached ~ '"s oourt-room, last Sabbath. As this '". c' .'if. Whites first sermon in Arizona. .~ y persons went to hear him, and came os vel pleased with the religious portion |, @ pe'0ration. Mir. Whites post of duty n, n'.' "s 'eAra' Camp Verde. Mir. Groves will ', ~ 1sa'n' tomorrow (sunday) evening,
 '.' '''oh v. 4ll o'clock \. M, in the Courtroom.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

TIE BOARD or SUPERVISORS were in scs- sion one day this week, to hear the report of the committee recently appointed to examine the books and accounts of certain county officials, which, we are informed, are correct. Owing to sickness, Supervisor Brooke was unable to attend.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

. MINERS will find laws of Pine Grove Dis trict printed, on first page, in accordance with numerous requests recently made of US to punt them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Followed by Indians

one night recently, as Supervisor Sam. C. NileF was returning homewards from town, party Of Apaehes, tried to surround and capture him, but he escaped, This occurred @itbin one-balf mile of the plaza, and proves tAst ,Ac saEages are growing bolder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Took Well.

The theatrical performance given at Fort lYhippIe, Saturday evening last by some of sbe soidiens Of the garrison, pleased the eiri. tens who witnessed i;, and paid the perform ers. wbo talk ef presenting themselves before Prescott audience before many nights shall hate passed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

IsPRovNo.-D. Thorne and other citizens of Prescott are just now making neat and costly Improvements in their houses and gar dens. Mir. Thorne has set out great mum Der of young shade trees, and we adyise other property owners to do likewise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

THE interesting letter, from |" Cosmosn-on the outside of to-day's MrsER-will, we know, plense our Arizona readers, and give Eastern people some Idea of the regard this Territory and its people are held in by wide awake San Franciscans.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

Coop BoARp.--C. A. Luke, proprietor of the Montezuma House, in this town, an nOunces his ability to furnish al, with excel lent board, al reasonable rates, and we indorse all be says npon tie subject.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

FLOODED PIes.n--Boweu and Ferguson brought about fifty young ablooded pigs 1" nOm /, California, among which are representa- u''' oi all races and types of aeuItivated s'anteFs'' glance at any one Of which, VII satisfy any one that blood and breeding s'''@' even in hogs. wm. N. Kelly secured ~ 's '' S'N portly young porkers, which can De seen at his slaughter-house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

You've FRUIr TREEs.--our former fellow citizen, z. Jackson, has arrived in the South ern portion of the county, with a wagon-load of every variety of fruit trees, and is dispos- ing of them to the farmers of that section. He will be here soon, and give our farmers a chance to invest, which we hope they will not let slip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MoNTEZUMA HOUSE.

woub ,esreosfliy ,o my ruDsf,as hends aud tle rsvenR pubis that hrsi class Beard sr ie s ni ny hose oy the meal day. Wesk month si res' able rates. C. 4. LIKE.
 Prescott February 2I iPTl. '-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

Understanding that A. J. Moons. John L. TsyIor and othsfs. have located the silves Star ode Braishaw District under Inc o the Silver brek" thls is notify said A. Moore J b. Taylor and others that the gound reloaied by them belongs to having been reasrded In August 1855 10 tbe Records oi faVayai eeuniy; aud iaFthefm0fe warn al pafsons irOm trespassing ulon said ground
 JOHN RAIBLR,
 D HATE. Prescott Arizsna Februarv Al le7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Special Notice

EycsTs Futsties ih a; aNon f-y zsi tse rare ogJ~rt1aiiy es s..siiag dcui.; Df Cutiar ds-s nat Igsps~s naAkisE very bag seay u Prescott Daaf hs sfnd be warrsst eesi si reasonable Yrises Tho ins-rioa sf hrsifeiSi ' s-th made a speciality.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

HEw Goofs ID Hsnasr..a 4 Brs have ,a., received sa elsF1Ai Astp-ut a See Issss' shes 0ezfsenssa' Ba-''s cleiang HsrauAfs. NDd Prosiskszs slch tber frafu~s 70 asli very iow hls
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

Where h jaoob Brunst who sniisted h she CaIgfnia Noiuntsers iE Csps TeaIis Coguyany Saata Cruz 10 lrf2 and lss' beard of a' Taos,u. 10 1894 Any in. tgtnAiion will be ankfiliy reoeived by bic brNher
 NICHOLAS BhU AS fsbgS7 Eo 6i7 Dsvis strest San Franci.co
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

..., .''oEAIrIoS DEsrRED.--Seo advertisement
 .. a'ins Tor information concerning the where oI.. p O' 'Acon BRUNs. His brother, Nich- o,'' o nfuns, of 6O7 Davis street, San Francis. ot IN', 'a anxious to learn the whereabouts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
MONTEZU SALOON,
Montezuma Street, Prescott.

We have fgcestiy rep0vErd and fired ug saiays s hse sfyis aIs. have huf The choeg Wn<. Lisnoss aod Segzrs. foF cassonssys saA the p'1biie. We have a Ciab Room fr gestss~-u a;A1iied Co ths Bar Room
 CA LUKE co. Pre~oOa December 2 Is7O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
CLAIM NOTICE

The undsrsignsd win collect an debts doe the above frta. and settle all indebtedness N. McMILLEN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
NOTICE.

Jackson NcCfackiu dos not oNu one-h half sHy rar 0f tis clan l0caied hy 10 the Tgef lode Tgrr ds uic' Yavaps couaiy Arizona, and alOne. sail,or irsd to vosk, cell os disTpss oi sad claim.
 GEO. A. HAMMOND. prnsenfi Eehfuarr 1l leIl-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Tbs cs.parDershp beretnfore existing between J. B Ulaagow and Nell heNlien, ihs day dissolved by mutual o0nsent J. B GLASGOW.
 NEIL McMfLLIN. Prescott February a. ls7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Placer Mining

This branch of mining industry Is being pursued with profit on Lynx Greek, Rig Bugr the Hassayampa, and in Bradshaw District, Week before last, Anderson 4 Pardee took
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
MURPHY & DENNIS.

Dsalrrs Wholesole and Retail tu Dry Goois Groosries, Wines. Lqpss Tobacco. Cigars Etc. VIII tesp constantly hand, aud sell cheap ts Cash aii articles needed by Fansrs Neohanlos Team. sisrs and Tiousekeepers ni iholr store in Pturulx Ph1ssfH Adtrna FehruaYy g. lP7i. f~h2JsnG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Hassayampa District.

The Davis" lode is, at present, the scnsa- tion over on the Hassayampa. It is large, we'll defined vein, and pays Sloo per ton in gold. v:|
 We are without news from wickenburg, Weaver, Walnut Grove and other home dis tricts. @.t.s sa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
Walker District

Messrs. Shelton, Pointer, and other min CTS are hard at work taking out ore, and arastraing it, and have promised to send us accounts of results as soon as they clean up. Shelton has gold ore that will go sl 900 to the ton, and says he would not sell his ledge the vernon--for Sl0o,0Oo. Mir. Pointer Is just about as independent, bis ledge being " good enough for anybody"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

shsria and sseSes Tss cvlisoor. Prescott, February {, 1871.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
"A N E S.
Delinquent Real Estate Tax Roif of Yayapai County, Arizona, fer the Year 1870:

kstlc- s bersby gfssH tAsi, Monday, March 6,t, fS7f xt 70 aeOct required by laN, ssl sxg-s- 1a sale as public aucfas in fus of hss Cosf Bs-H.e Prescott SsvSFai cOlaiy ArnoH usd ooutiaar to s-l frDu day day uns as Wle sioieDt of cad Jsrcci la heeA sold gay the o Territorial Aaa Cosrty and shsrgs- f1 n fhe asnsKsd isf assais-- ihs sh4s o~ rErv'laiy psaiie fssDss tt~ ae.crff.rd f~f.nsrrfrs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
nnwtatrlteli@e &emeisgranae.

geaaeReute zbatHa1sn Rno file arBurnsute, pe!&e tster
tur@ 6&rtft nod 0urh 0seen eriautert .uerbea t6nnen, unb
auf f~tfeefsQten 8 tat{adtn taf7rt Der Nuf uon 9pfetter's
Waaeubitteren ais etueat Geluuoteit bspabreubsu
GGrtr, uuo ether autrdsEiaea uuo m sattsen WeDiJin. Weuu
3eusen baufenmetls Satr fur Sabr ~auftreteu unb kteieben
Mnaaten III Be;us auf Die pDbl!tdtsea Q%D;rtuagsn %,pteDerts'
len, relde etns Wleb';tu auf lie ielbr eeabt bat, baaa 1T Ter
unstaube an ibre gDistuns buaitdblt& unmoslt@. Die Sc
slaubisun8,n tieies uaperBletdltaeu @tdrtunss. nnb @dhe'
brbt Gtruu9snntttels re@e fiji iber eiueu 3eitraum spn fat
awau,ta Satren erarefsn. Rnb BON Satiaibueu ieoer alAfe
uub Bepobnern ieben R!inaas e~e9ebtu, unb t~e3tstsu I'D au'
tie Yurterrf& snbRen 2stteu, welpe sas Wenf&eusef&le&t be-
fallen unb bsunrubieen. Gntrtser fnb idbrlia cine Wesnse
9eute. hi, etnanber fremb Nnb, BON etneu, wabuFnnieen pus
a~runblsitu 8sr!ansen ereriheu wurben, bes publtsum ~
tSuIden, pber 9ufetter's Masen. 8itters bat melt
ale stn glnfel Sabrtuubert lang 70 srcs. Abbhlfe rtt teu
auberes @eeieanent ben an Observation-Disclosures, 5teber
xub Br5ftln, 0autstett, a~lseusstner @&wdae unb RTseu-
l~raxttetteu 9eteenbsn setsdbrt. 3eute, " dtreub >tefe
BttIenbex oltdeu bes 2tfers sprlttsen, sr
laF,x I'D 3tbntaufeabe son betbeu @.f&leateru sarauf, all
auf eta. N&ese e&uspetr sesen bic edben, wel4e bic iesise
Saten,tt sriexst usb ttr gertraxea 1T at&t an sareatsa
1tate. Die ~ uaaaaea pren tnsefabrtea zrduiAeu, Nd.
De sasestfRrte 6dneler ,uurlea an fetnee etatt ben &rassts
a~xfxfavxtea fa&ea, trttddt 6btrau bas satdfaI, sti&s BEN
Detssl raj e4stnbl selatrt, s6treut bic Rs9frAee nd
t>s s.,tea sseaakltAea 9elnttsl tekartts ,satnnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
GtaatS Neuiafetten.

- @rnf BORT 1T gum pofa9enten
auf Der 8obn ;wtl4en ct. paul unb
ct. Same6 ernanrt worben.
- Sn CARRIER miro bemndhi cine re-
publffaail@eB o&en5eituns publistrt werz
ben.
- Die 81. @lcuo Shines" er;dblt,
poB Elm iebr ebrwirotBes Wit9lteo unp
~Bruoer" oer8aptilten STRIDE inyaynea>
bile be6 un%erlaubten um9on9e6 NIT eli
aer perbeiratbeten Trau uno "@@wefer"
elmer beneGbarten STRIDE BON ten uBrI<
bern" leiner @emeinoe i9ulci9 b~efunpen
unp aus perlelten seruben puroe.
- Gin farti9er ~Bruoer" elmer Sir
de inst. Nutbonp laate am lebten@ onn<
taoe tn letnsm @ebete: % 9err Yerz
osin Nn9eldt Dor uns> 70 bab Der
Uluns ceine6 Ansef@te6 auf uns leu@z
ten m5Ae."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
Neuefte Na6ri6ten.

:2onoon, q. San. - Die B19e.
fir Die preuBil@e &%rtee8onletbe wurcen
beute seldlo0en uno lberfeteen ote3eta>
nuaeen um Elm be9eutenoes Die perlan8te
Summe.
&otblGtlo miro NIT Dem Tttel etne6
Carl BON Montmour tn ba6 9au8 Re,
Serbs perfect trorben.
@a1btn9ton %. San. - @m'
8. S'Donabue Dele9at Don Der &eo &t>
Der Mnitsolun9 puroe beute oHr@ Senaz
tor &amlep Dem Yrditpenten Sor9efelt.
S'Donabue le9te Dem prdlpenten Elm
Memortal per 8epSlfelun9 BON Nuperts
2anb Dor in rpelGem bte(elben itd iiber
Die enolil@. uno canapt1ae &e9ierun9
wel9e ibren @erlpredunsen nt@t na@z
oetommen befla9en uno Nbbllfe tbrer
l%lebelfdnbe unb UNI Nufnobme In pie
Union pln1deu. Der prd1oent nabm
S'Donabue lebr suoorfommero auf uno
uerf9erte Jpn ietuer @ympatbien.
$500 Mm 28R fen Sanuar Morsens Elm
ubr> erplooirte berD ompffe6el te6 DAM
piers Us. st. &rtbur In Der Ndbe Don
SSlanb $50. 40 auf ecu Miltlippt.
Der Dampfer perbrannte uno lber 20
Renl@enleben 8in0en perlorfn.
- Der Mtni]ter teS Nusmdrtisen
Don @panien bat an ale oiplomattlden
&eprdlentanten Spantens i'm Muslanoe
efne, @irfu!ar Note erlalen, tn pelder
belonberS Na9prud oarauf 8eleat miro
c&b @panien NIT aQen Nationen tnGr{e>
ben III leben nunl9t. Bon!-
- 81 @ablet1 gum 1fen beutlden
@et9Szparlament inten am 3. Mdr3
fatt uno miro pa0elbe i@on ant g.. Mdr3
3uI an1n1en treter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

tommt Die MuHenblide finb fcRbar'
ne lei6t t5nnen ni9t I9on in, nd&Ren
pie @e1dlbe peritumu1en, tptc lei9t 1T
ni@t bic lebte l@wa9e 9ofnune perni9s
tet"
Ste be8aunen aufS Neue bic n1lblame
Wanoerung cur& ete punfeln &duu,e.
@ornsltus ordn9te @lelien In %unrubtaer
6aft pormdrtS, pbtlippintje bate fi@ tpte
frQber on9el&loien. Bolo tbnte bos
@@teeen rabe> balo tpieoer ferne. Die
duBerfe Aufmcrtlamttit eeb5rte posu> 1i@
INNER In elmer betimmten &t9tuns 3u
erbalten, ia las 9ua5e Snnere bes Yez
tersber9es ei0entli6 muir Elm un9ebeures
@em6lbe biloet, BON un3dbli9en oiden
@anbfefnpfeilern 9etra9en, Swtl9en be-
men iid bic tau enofiltieen @dnee bin=
wiacen. llno welde 8Ir8l1oft tpar,
oab man IN Der etn9el4la8enen &idtune
nt9t i9pn trrte 2 &lan9en bod bic inn
mer leltener ~ erbenpenS 91Ge balo re9ts,
balo ltnt8> BALD Dor benB ecrdnoten, balp
Gber :bren &5pfen!
Denno9 nparen 1e es aletn, bic @orz
nelius'6 6ofnnn8 aufre1t btelten. Mls
fe jebt nur nod in laneen 3wil@enrduz
men ert1nten, l9iea ibm Elm iecer, tpte
Elm neuer STUFF gum 2eben> wie Elm &uf
ber balo e%tntrtfsnren 5llfe. @etne
bebenee 5ane srif 1& BON pfeiler gu
pfetler> baftt9e Borte> Don 5ittern<
Der 2ippe aus9efo6en, iudtcn @lelten
mebr gu berubi9eu> als fe oefen bee
butfte.
Gnblt9 mar Der leyte &annonencpnner
iber 1bre 6iurter bineercllt, matt bin
idwinoenp, wie ca6 &tlaiecsrort zines
@terbencen. Sn un1islidsr Spannung
>rartete Cornelius auf einen f%ol9enoen.
Sc fam feiner. Sein 6ers pp9te
iawer, ca6 Slut erl tarrte In letuen&pern,
Minuten idli6en wie Stunoen ppriker.
Nue6 blieb ttQ> nur Die ScemSu9e Der
@erla0enen, Ybtuippintje'5 @t0bnen,
pa6 Don 3ett ;u 3eit ttsie unterbra6,
t6nten IN Die i9auerlide l4wei9enpe
Na9t.
Sbne 81 wi1en, mas er tbat> prdnote
per Sumter feline 8e8leiterinnen nod
cine turje Strede Y%orpdrt6. Damn blteb
ct feben, uno ia9te NIT etneut leiien Gone
Der G%ntla9un9:
De- &f 1T gu Gnce uno NIT tbm
uniere lebte 9ofnuns."
Ct temetfte, tneeu, er an ber Berg
pano b~intafete, etne @teue, Die wie Gin
&ubeis aus9ekauen mar. 5ier iebte er
@lelten nieper. Gr Iegte iia neben (ie.
Die dltere 8e9leiterfn nobm auf Der an
peren @ette Ylag. pblipptntje fonnte
bic fit lire &rdfte lbermdbise Nnirenz
gun9 ntdt ldr9er ertra9eu. sic fel
mad wenisen &usenbliden tn etnen:tiefen
,Bort|tsung fcl8t.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

MrnoupiIle. 80. Deg. - an Der
Bcrcer1eite zines 9aule6 In Statn6 (9e<
aenaber @t.Tenis) beRnbet f& fclsenee,
Die aueemeinen @lni@e unierer @olba>
ten treffi@ tenn3et@nenbe Sni&rift: =.
2teber MslHt, sebR 70 exmm -.'."~5.' ~
SINNER ux, tas Ding trxm. ">@'' lily :.
Gutter Rslttt, lei ut@t buRm,
Ra@ ND eublt& 8umml 8ann! esmn!
perae1S-9 eotte, tsuu pArxm Z
D<asfdlast M ~ 4asmR otmni ex1m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

Gins ueber1eSun8.-S n Zen,
&efeftcrium zines &loi tiers in &drntben
tefnoet 1i9 bic Snl@rift: ~Edite in
pulvere ct bibite in laclimis", wo6 70
piel bcaeuten Iou, als: ~G0et unp beoen<
fet, baB ibr @taub feb, UNI trinfet mds
Bia, tropfsnpeiie pte Ebrdnep." Gin ees
2ateinii@en b~eloneers funeiJer &rapfelz
Der uberleBte oie6 lepo@ folaencermaben
~Gre6t'6> ba6 Der @taub auiFie0t uno
faults. oo6 eu& bic @ussn dber=
aeben."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

.atsesen mn satlea 8tafa fds 0tbes, Ne aaf ttatnaut3 Il
ttnferIe6t NYttn. T.,
30 On ttstf&e pastner u0ttrna, 4ur q. oAeNee. rtt b
ID GnStleaen ftn !Aaea, sae e~asStteste. ssf ~ 8xsseisn.
lumbas u ltkRex, H f%f npbf&5% &i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
@tectal Wsenten seiudt.
&erlQnQt>

- Mnsetgen tn bieIer @palte unter bet Rubri-
fen y@erlangt", w@eiudt", u3u gerrtnten" unb r3u Ser.
.aafen" nerben flr S Gents he Belle, jspe SrlsrtipN, in @rr
ausbeiablura auf8enDanaen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

CHILD SCALDRD.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
child Of John llOepier, residing on
North Street, was seriously scalded under
the following circumstances: The little
one, about eight months old, was occupy.
ing high chair at table. The mother
came in from another rbOm with basin OF
hot water in her hand. Just as she entered,
another child made some disturbance
which Mrs. II. started to quell, first plaC.
ing the basin OF water on the table and
unfortunately within reach Of the child
in the chair While looking after the
one making the noise, the babe got hold
Of the basin and pulled II over upon itself
The contents were sCalding hot and the
little one was so badly burned that the
skin came oil lis lower limbs and the
greater portion Of its chest upon remov.
ing its clothing. DR.. IIupp was called in
and the usual remedies were applied TO
relieve Its suffering. Late In the evening
there had been no reaction and II was
feared It's injuries would prove fatal.
1t will be remembered by our readers
that another member Of this family had
its face badly torn by vicious dog a lew
weeks ago. The provcrb that "misIor.
tunes never come singly" Is learGully veri.
fed IN this instance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

Work REsUMRD.-The work Of putting
down the l2 inch water pipe to the
Eighth Ward has been resumed-lhe
bridge across Caldwelrs Run over which
It Is carried al that point having been
finished. Should there be fortnight OF
favorable weather, the Eighth Warders
could have full supply of water Il the
proper effort be made. We hear thatthey
threaten to go back to their former status
II the city does not comply with that
provision ofthe annexation contract which
requires the water pipes TO be extended
to the Eighth Ward by the first Of Janua.
ry next But three weeks remain in
which to do the work, and a heavy force
will have to be employed every day to
accomplish II by the date specified,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

A BEAUTIFUL DISTINGUISHING along
Main street, yesterday, in the ueighbor-
hood OF Peterson's block, our attention
was attracted by the beautiful display of
rich, choice goods in the show windows OF
Mcssrs. Hennegen * Co. We dropped in
and found our friends, Mcssrs, Hennegen
and Bales, busily engaged in showing Gus,
tomers their elegant stock Of new jewelTy,
watches, clocks, bronzcs, solid silver and
plated ware. We don't believe such an
array of beautiful articles especially
adapted for Christmas presents was ever
before seen in this city. Al elegant
bronze clock is the admiration cI every
one. A massive cross OF pearls and dia'
monds comes in for lis share OF wisliul
chances. The extent and variety Of richly
chased ladies and gentlemen's watches
was never surpassed hereabouts, nor, we
we might say with good degree Of con.
lidcnce, in any other establishment out
side the great eastern cities. The same
remark will apply in reference to the
stock Of gold rings, sets OF jewelry, solid
SILVER ware Of the latest patterns, brace.
lets, and other beautiful goods now in
store, and which may be purchased at
fair prices.
We direct attention to this magnificent
establishment at this early date, so that
persons who contemplate making their
friends presents at the approaching IIoli.
days, may know where to find an I'M.
broken stock from which to select In
few days will come the rush and the very
article you designed to purchase may be
gone. Now is the time TO secure first
choice, and we would advise all TO visit
this grand emporium of whatever Is rich
and beautiful in the precious metals. Call
around TO-DAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

WHO'S TO BLAMEY-Wc have noticed
on several evenings recently that certain
gas lamps are not lighted. We don't
know who is to blame in this matter, but
somebody is, certain. Wefeel pretty con.
fldent when the bill Is made out every
public lamp in the city will be included
and every night counted. No one ever
heard Of deduction for lamps not lighted
nor is it probable that such thing will
ever be known. There Is an old legend
about giving an equivalent for considcra.
ton received, which somebody connected
with the gas works ought to read and con.
slider,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

COMMITTEE MEETtNG.-A meeting Of
the National Republican Executive Com.
mittee Is called for the nth of January at
Washington. The member for lhiBState,
Mr.. John Il. Hubbard, has been notified to
be present. Mr.. II. was appointed to fill
the vacancy occasloned by tie death Of
General Harms, Of Parkersburg.
The object Of the meeting, We under.
stand, is to fix the time and place of hold.
ing the National Convention of the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

ARRIVALS At Observation-Disclosures.
day there were received at the peniten.
tiSry the following prisoners from Marion
county, convicted at u recent term Of the
Circuit Court for SAID county: Nelson
Koon, horse.stealing, three years lack
and Jefferson Taylor, (crime not stNted by
our Informant five years each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

Dublin our pctegrinations about the
city, yesterday, we passed along the land.
ing and found the, silence in that locality
almost as profound as that Of the tomb.
No: a sign oil lie did we discover, nor were
the indications favorable Tor a change for
the better-wOrse it could not be-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

Police CoURr.-The attendance a,
this institution, yesterday morning, was
quite small compared with the palmy
days Of last summer and early autumn.
Three plain DRINKS constituted the cases
awaiting the appearance of His Honor
PROMPTLY at 10 o'clock, Judge Good took
his seat on the bench, and proceeded to
investigate them. Henry Winesburg,
Joseph snider, and Thomas Patton were
arraigned on the charge mentioned, and
after the testimony was heard against
them they were fined one dollar each and
costs.