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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

TIE address of Col. Talf, formerly 0 resident of this Territory, is Clarke vile, Howard Co. Nd.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26

THE President oE the Unit at5s has designated the 28th day f Nov 7embar as day of national THaulss- giving.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-26
QUEENSWARE

)RS,
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"Ihrcc tomnittccS,' claiming to repre-
sent respectively thoNarmoth Republicans.
the German Republicans and Z Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting held ut the ST.
Charles theatre dig thingD held 4 consult
tation i'll New Orleans ON the nth, and
adopted an address calling for Il state Con-
Nention, to assemble i'll that city on the LIST
Monday i'll August. The PicaNunc SAYS the
mcctin. WAS attended by one mcmbc OF
the recent Democratic Convention and by
one avowcu German Republican. The
vans propose nominating i'll August, an
electoral, State and Congressional ticket.
under the banner OF Greeley and Brown,
and ask the people to send their delegates
TO meet them in August for the purpose
just stated.
The simplest form we can put this propO-
siton in is, that it is an alliance with War
moth and the defeat of the Democrats and
Rclormcrs ut all hazartlS;--if the alliance
wins, all right if it fails all right. That is
the long and short ofthiS move, encouraged,
aided and led by Gov. Warnoth himself.
We warn the people to shun this danger
Gus combination. y proposition to carry
this State for reform, without the aid of the
Democracy, is not only Il desperate cxpedi-
cnt, but likewise pu1pabIc and wholly I'M
parGonahe absurtlity.
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ohN, 4 c"!"rod voter on Mr.. AZ 4. Lacey s
place who has voted the straight Democrat il.
ticket ever since he had Il VOTE says that if
the Democrats take up either Greeley or
Grant and abandon their principles. he is
done with hem, and that when the eject ion
comes he will stay ut home. II is enough
to craze the poor ,larl>icS' heads when intel
ligCnt white men are changing: names men
and positions every two Years.
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" EsfS ED.

.\LLEN-NA NDEREEEGE-At the resi-
dcncG of the bride, in Monroe. June Is. 1872.
by the Rev. G. T.. Evans. Mr.. w. w. ALIEN
to Mrs. MELISSA NANDEElr:EC;E. both of
this city.
-ticX;mdria (Nu) papers please copy.
We thank the contracting parties to this
alliance for remembering u upon this hap
by occasion, and wish Them Il long lil,, OF
welded felicity.
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CIRCULAR.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Auditors Office,
\ L ON ~ NJ Il - lA-.I


New ORLEANS, May -, 1872.
70 tire .yt7rYtb 7+,r l%Ucrfos'S Of he ,S2s,tc:
You are hereby aut hOriZcd and required
TO proceed forthwith to the collection of the
Ia \ of ono Mill on the dollar, to be known
as the "Rclcmption Floating Debt Fund.-
which is levied on ali the tHNailr prop"rt V
Of the state, according, /" the assessment
of eighteen hundred and scv"nty-rn",
collcctablc in the year eighteen hundred
ana Sev"nt r-twn, rs provided for in section
eight of Act number eight y-nn", "f"ight""m
hundred and ScV"ntN-two.
III" assessment of eighteen hundred and
ScXcutN-on" hriug the basis of III" ahON"
named tax, Will obNiatr the necessity of 9 \
icIIinlc the said tax upon the rolls OF tn"
Respective Parishes. and Tan Collectors
viii J." charged uIoE tn" books of his niii""
with one mill on til. dollar of the total hS-
s,,.-nn"nt OF their r"Sp""tiN" Parishes, III
addition To the amount Of taxes born" up
nn thuir rolls. The said tax when ""Ii""irh
VIII f." accounted for in currency at th"
same tiII" and in the sam" manner aS other
current taxes.
JAS. GRAHAM, Atift"r.
pl-I-I'E 81 hIT: = PAHISu TAN 'niI.isCIpE,
Parish of Oua"hita, May II, lS.2.
ILN Payers who have paid their stat" tax
for ISL y i'll pleas. come forward ana
pay the additional On" NH tHN according
t., IL" above notice.
1t VI. NJ. GRADY, Tax Collector.
4 FEW JARS OF GOOD WESTERN EtT-
Il ter, for sale by GO. CIA NBERLAIN. "b:ti
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WAGONS, isitGCIES.

CARRIAGES AND DRAWS.
Made and repaired, with fun guarantee,
Nv the undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
The Shooting of horses will receive l'ar,i"u-
lar attention. t.. Miif.Ef.
Dcs'iari street, Railroad crossing.
March -, lS7.1. p ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE.

This College, now in its twelfth scholastic
wear, is in session from Inc first Tuesday III
sept cnbcr to COMMENCEMENT Day, We'd
ncsdav after third Sunday in June. The
corps of instruction is full the course of
study ample; the library and apparatus al
ctu,atc the endowment i'll hopeful progress;
locality cminentlv heathiul, and commune
ty intelligent and refined.
Tuition, $500 and 500 per month"; III .'d-
vance, for he term. Board, from SLID To
SD 90 per month. Contingent, $l.5o.
For further particulars, address Rev. j. T..
CoEE, President II. {.
w. f.. MOHE.LAND,
marlf.jtf prcs't Board of Trustees.
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NH,kINNA,S SALOON,

NH,kINNA,S SALOON,
wi DIES \ X ID = II X T. T. ~,
Composite Endom'ss Livery Stahie}
MO n 20 T., l. A.,
Is kept we'll supplied with the best wines
and liquors and f:,vorite brands of cigars.
Polite attention and good order guaranteed.
April -, 1871. n3o-Sin
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Peterson's Magazine for July is an excel
lent number. The steel plate engraving
Mothers Darling" will go to every wo-
mans heart. The stories are good, i;tshon
plat es beautiful and the magazine cheap ~
dirt for the price--$2 90 per annllln.
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~ ssOFENSCHEN.

G. -DEALEE ~
Fine gold and silver Watches, and e.
French and American Clocks, fine va
solid gold .Jcwclrv. Pianos and Mc,o- q. 20
diolS. Musical Instruments of all d"S"rip-
tons, sheet music, &C., and solicitor for the
celebrated pianos of the St. Louis Manu- fac
turing Company. uCc2D-h:iln:wN
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DEATH OF MIR. Il. GHOSS.--Afr. T.. Gross, Il
merchant of this place for the past four
wears, died at his residence on the m"rnin"
of the 18th, of cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Mr.. Gross suffered heavily in the December
fire, but at once began business again and
at his death was prosperously engaged. He
leaves 4 wife and several children with
whom we sincerely cOnuOlc.
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In some portions OF this parish the crops
far better than they were at this time
last year; but in others the difference is not
near so favorable. Tho avcrag re superiority
of this years cotton crop over that Of last
year, at this time, would set down, in
This parish mt fifty per cent.
1t is encouraging to know tha: the corn
crop is quite one hundred per cent better
than last years crop. But, as every one
knows, there arc many risks to run between
this and the maturity ofthc grain.
Both cotton and corn arc clean. or nearly
So and the corn is about laid by. We are
glad to know that the pca crop is large and
promising.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nNIIN. RALLY. RALLY
TO II Il
q l. n 1 CLOS q CT = n /. l..
on MY ENrlEE STOCK or MEtsCliANplSE,
ON account Of change in business.
~ > : - y = or
i'''N' N''''.N' Haas
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EDUCATIONAL.
----~'s----.>->- ~---~----r--~
HOMER MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGE,.

Tho exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday. il. September last
sessions of twenty weeks each--tirst ending
the last ofJanuary; the second the last of
Jillr.
FACULTY:
l.. F.WLcoN, President, and Prof of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss III. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De-
Miss d. CALHOUN. Assistant in Literary
Department.
Il. l.. lhoNosKr, Prof. of Music
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end of session. No Getlnction in fni-
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English.....$S 81 and 81, 90 per mo.
instrumental Music, with use
. Oh instrument. 600 -
Extra lessons in Vocal Music 400
DraWinr ..,. ...,........ SS zoo
Board, exclusive of washing, y
lights, and articles for toilet,
II paid in advance, for each
SeSSioh'..... ............ LOO
If not so paid ."....................l5OO
Incidental, per session........... 100
Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
lahors of the tenth year of his connection
Female College. During i that that ,ims so the
range of studios has been as extensive an
any institution of the kind, and the mode
knowledge of those studies. Tho discipline
in the College and Boarding Department has
nSctl hrh. constant, but parental. The
health of tho pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation of tho above refer
"nce is confidently made to the patrons of
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
:, Additions arc being made to tho Boarding
House, SO that II large number of pupils can
ho accommodated in tho family OF the Pres
idont.
We, the undersigned, having been ne
uuaintcd With tho work ,ngs of tho Inatitu-
ton during the time IL has been under the
management of Prof. Wilcox, very cordial
~ recommend it to our friends as u suitable
place I" send their daughters.
T.. a. JONES, W. NJ,
\. WARD, :. W.,
john =. YOUNG, J. W., >,
and Judge Parish Court, 4
}. Il, RAMSEY, Sec'y, 3
Il. II. VAUGHN, Treas, g
!. G. EaAN, Judge x
District Court,
Roy. j. II. DAVIDSON.
Fch'y =, 1872. 2o:ly
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The MorchouSc Conservative under the
thin disguise of admitting into lis columns
ontv an argument i'll favor OF til" Liberal
movement, makes its columns also the
vehicle for the dissemination OF Il covert
and Ingenious imputa,ion against tho E.di-
itor OF this paper. The Editor of the Con
scrvatiye beIittIeS both himself ami the
profession to which he hclnnG~ in resort in"
t+, Il course like this, when he himself bad
been solicit cd by us to state what charges
he had to prefer against this paper "r lis
editor Had the communication been :Il-
dressed to his paper originally, tn" pr"pri-
etv of inserting it might mot have been
questioned but III copying from am OK
change and giving the whole Il quasi on
ctnrsencut-N hen it affects circumstances
and facts In. editor could not possibly know
anything about and not concerning hint
such u loose manner Of ""n'uriln| u
journal to eutitl.. him who doc, u - TIA"
cen~ure of all ftiI-miuucd men. We tru8i
Mr.. McEee viii in future he more cautious
ia trankinC to his readers innuendCeS OF
which he knows nothing whatever.
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~ The snbscript price Of The TELE-
GRAPH was reduced from five TO fow,. dollars
but subscribers payingin o,1ro,,cc have uni
fornnly been allowed 4 discount of one lolln,
Subscribers delaying payment one month
after it is due, are required to pay four dol
lars. There will be no deviation from this
1la
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We learn that on Tuesday difficulty
occurred nj Arcadia between Mr.. Martin, Il
saloon keeper, and Mr.. Tom Sutton, about
L game of cards, when Sutton stabbed Mar
tin, causing Martins death. Lee, an Access
sorry, and Sutton were arrested, and placed
under guard. They attempted to escape,
when he guard shot and killed Lee, Sutton
escaping.
On Wednesday, Thos. Winn killed Il white
man named Scars, i'll Caldwell parish. The
killing was done by striking Sears in the
temple with the brcacl, of Il shot gun. 1t is
said that Sears and Wifiit were living to-
=cthcr with three females, one Winn's wife,
sort of frcc-loyc plan. Sears won
Winn's wife, and, with Winn'S permission,
removed her to another place. Winn sub
scuucnHy got drunk and went to Sears
house, raised :, difficulty and killed Sears
as stated. Winn fed, and was yesterday
holly pursued and headed Off in tlIiS parish
by the $hcritrofCuluwcll,b but is still I, large.
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Little Maggie, one of the trio Of little
daughters of Frank =. Stubs, ESP. was
taken suddenly ill, last week, With vnmit-
ing, which was immediately succeeded by
congestion of the brain, and in two hours
the bright little fairy had claimed her place
inside the pearly gates of heaven. ont Of 4
heart SCARED by similar diSpcnsations OF
Providence, springs involuntariN profound
sympathy and sorrow for the parents Of lit
tie Maggie; but-,nd there lies tho conso-
lation--thesc little lambs Of ours have slip
ped the tie; her that bound them to the barren
fields, bistering suns and cruel shears of
adult age, and gone on, with snowy fleece
and innocent trust, to the evergreen pas
lures in the Land Of the I.cal, where We, too,
lighting against trials and temptations, not
blessed as they have been, are still hoping
and striving to go.
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FIRST COTTON HLOOM.--Wc received from
the hands of Mr.. j. Il. Hanna the first cot
ton bloom of the season, on Tuesday. 1t
came from the CroSley Il Thcohalds place.
managed by Mr.. TheObaluS.
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AND MONROE
krGtLAR PACKET SiilFI.

EEEILNIt lNtKET SNlFF.
&C \ |, r. II 10 6 -
| will make regular trips with my skin
between Monroe and Trenton, making from
four to six trips each day, and connecting
punctuallN, morning and evening, with the
cars ut Monroe. Faro. each way. - cents.
Small packages carried ut S;rnir price.
:l6:IV ROBERT LONG.
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Wewill publish a list orthe delegat es and
alternates sent from this State to the Balti-
more Convention, so soon as we can obtain
the names in full. From this district the
delegates are-Col. II. Richardson, of Qua
chita, and Maj. Lucas, of Madison. Judge
T. Il. Tompl>ins, of Union, is one of the
delegates; at large.
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Mr.. VIM. Marbury, Jr., now living III Mt.
Lebanon, has, with his family, been on Il
visit to his old home and friends in this
parish.
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1t hnppcTs THAI all the Warn,oth Hcpub-
LEANS i'll this parish have finally kick
clear ont Of III" traces. They will have no
man for Eovcmor vino will not support
GrHrt~-s" t:tcy have formally declared.
The Presidency is not an omen quest ION.
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See the advert iscnent of Castor Springs
Unusual and extensive preparations have
been made this year to make these springs
the leading pleasure resort in this end Of the
State.
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Beer dealers arc reminded that they are
subjected to Il heavy penalty whenever
they draw beer from barrels without etl:lc-
ing or destroying the revenue stamp affixed
upon the barrel.
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90 BBIIS. GOOD SUPERFlNE FLOUR
~ Al $500 per i'hl., for sale by GRO
Cu,MuERI.AIN ni;':if
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The steamer Ouachita Belle hat; been
placed in the Eicl>sbur:; and New Orleans
trade in the place Of the Il. +. Lee, Capt.
Nm. Campbell commanding.
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\ sketch Of the public services and career
of"ur candidates on the State ticket, is de-
ferred, until the necessary data is obtained
tomakc it reliable and complete.
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MONROE, Ia, JUNl, Is, 1872.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
CANDIDATES..
For Judge Of the 18th DiStrir


We are aut hOriZed to announce \. c.
HILL, Esq. us 4 candidate for Judge
OF the 18th District, composed of the par
liheS OF Claiborne, Union. Jackson and
HienVilIe.
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\ (.rcCIry Bet.

Judge T. G. Scarborough who says The
Democratic party is gone and that he is glad
Of il, authorizes us to say that he will bet
five bales of cotton, each, OH the following
propositions:
That Greeley carries New York
That Greeley carries Pennsylvania
That Greeley is the next President.
All the bets to 90 together. We fear our
good friend will find more takers than he
will be able to respond to.
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We are indebted to the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company for The April number
of the London Quarterly and May number
OF Blackwood.
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GEORGE EuIIILEls,

GEORGE ltCEIIIEE,
" Gunsmitl, Monroe. La. Dealer III
GUNS. PISTOLS, CAPS. TUBES.
cARrRlDt;E.S. POWDER; FI.ASkS.
PATENT ELASTIC GUN NADS,
Rcuairing Of all kinds neatly ~ 6+
done, at % per cent. below for ~TK$
nlrr prices, and work %larnn- ~ }T>
tccl. June Is, 1870. " " W ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NE.,na,Enci,,,inp or Rrp"i.'i"!f

CARRIAGES, El1EGIE.s, HACKS, ETC.
f;rldv tHtHc work kept on hand; %i'cci-
mems OF which may be seen by calling: at the
Factory. lie will also carry on Il general
,,iurk smith shop. arranged 10 do all kinds OF
Ll,.ll&nit' lnw. Terms reasonablc.
Anrjl ri 1866 1:,O-s FIR. E.ND DOM. .
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Crops in North Louisiana.

The Union Record Of the Slh has the toll
lowing Items:
business cttscS him to travel extensively
i'll this and aLinrning parishes, that the
farming: Interests are lIIai>in.: rapid pro-
Sre~S, all hands, both white and black,
being disposed to work inuuStriouslN;
eNilicin:: n determination to make good
crops.
growing condition. In the luw-land:s they
have been slightly damaged by the late
rains.
The Homer Had, of the S,h says:
t;etwcen Homer and Trenton crops were
looking we'll before the recent unaccnunt-
table rains. AS it. is, the upl:u,dS are
general thing much washed and damaged.
The l:a$trOp Conservative of the .tli con-
tans the following:
The great rains and winds of the past
week have materially injured the prospects
for crops.
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DElitN'S GENERAL. INSURANCE
\ G L. y G y.
FL re, IL II. AN u NJ \ X | \ T..
IL LII.

tWI)it(tl l'f2IfCSCNft'V 0lt'I' S,'2NVV,VNN!
Georgia Homo Fire lns.
Co., ofColumbus, Ga.... : Ino0oo.oo.
Underwriters Agency, of
New York ..............,.... l,oOO,GO 100.
London an Il Liverpool
Globe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lS,inn 900 90.
Queen, London and LiN
crpoo1. ................. 2,nnt,nH
North American, OF New
York Sn-,',.'.,:N.
Pacific, of California Giro
and marine ................ lG;9,.2S.uo. Gold
Carolina Life lnS. CO., of
Memphis, Ten,t.......... l,bun,nHh. 90.
ALI. LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJ STEn
BEN i, \ HRpFlI EES
EENEEAL AGENr#,
2i-lr t..tst3 ST., .Nratttt.
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hCEOMMODA ALTON

MONROE. Ib ENSHrl.bI.
Hacks leave Monroe at :. \. NJ:
Leave l;aStr"p III I y. NJ.
Earr, =; 90.
pGirr-Iu Monroe, n DuI,hiiI :SlIl,lr: IL
HaStr"p, ut l'nStrnp Stable.
II. q. DbI!SbN.
Jan " u. 1877. lI-if Proprietor.
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IN;\f,; tf.t.N \ Nbtk'St Az Mfi fi"ur
y in Half Bl,Ie. "hpi"" article. Gro.
AMEEIiI.hIN. h'''!'l
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-03

MESSAGES are at the Western Union
Office for John Young and NJ. &. Moore.
New GOODS are being daily received at
the Posoffice Variety Store. n3O
The Best Roll Butter at Clute &
1ouhS $. ---n-- HL--ALL IN n3O
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ARRESTS IN NOVEMBER. During the
month of November 80 arrests ware
made by the officers in this place, as
follows; Disturbing the peace, Is; as
sault and battery, 3; assault with intent
to commit murder, 2; assault with intent
to do great bodily harm, /; selling goods
without license, 3; murder, 3; selling
ilquor on election day, l. resisting Off
Ger, l; petty larceny, 5; selling goods to
Indians unlawfnlly, l. The cases were
disposed of by Justice Stoutenburgh az
follows; Discharged, %; paid their fines,
z; sent to Jail in default of payment of
tines, D; admitted to bail and case con-
tlnued, ] ;postponed, l; released on pay
Ing costs. 4. tfty VII -LI
gBuLLIos FOR NOVEMBER. During the
month OF November the shipments OF
bullion from the mines of Ely District,
per Wells, Fargo s. Co., amounted to
SooS, OS6.l9. This is about the usual
average, and will go far towards awaken
ing capitalists and the mining population
generally to the value and Importance
OF the district. II r. 81
CUTE a. YoUNG's stock consists in
part of groceries, provisions, mining
tools, hardware, stoves, tin ware, iron,
steel, crockery, rubber betting and min
ing boots, at lowest rates for cash. Give
them a call and save money. n30
MAHoNEY 4 O'TooLE are now opening
splendid stock of clothing, gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes, and
are now PREPARED to see thir friends.
Their.place of business is adjoining Mr..
Cronan's grocery store. n30-tf
DUE To-DAY.-The following passen-
gers are due to-day from Hamilton;
Frank Long, George Shanklin, A. G.
Gordon, A. NJ. Burns, Kate Dollars,
Jas. Robb i. c. Smith, Sailer and Miss
Earl. .-~,,-a---,.EF
Cry CLUp Rooms. This Saloon was
opened yesterday, with a full supply Of
wines, liquors and cigars. Those who
desire to pass a leisure hour pleasantly,
should call at the City Club Rooms.
THE California Market, next door to
our office, continues to supply the best
quality OF beef, mutton, etc.
MIR. RosENTHAL has commenced bust
ness IN the dry goods line, on Main
streeS ne1tSto Ashim's. WI Ast
DISTRICT CoURT.-Tho Court met yes
terday, and adjourned till 10 O. clock to-
day.
SIC IF1rZ.l
MESSAGES are at the Western Union
Office for John Young and NJ. &. Moore.
New GOODS are being daily received at
the Posoffice Variety Store. n30
The Best Roll Butter at Clute &
Young s. --L-- 1911 ~ n3O
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secret society, without any nonsense
in it, has been organized at Evansville,
Ind. tits called the Society of Perma-
nent Friends" and the members are
sworn to refrain from borrowing money
OF each other. Let the provisions of the
order extend to tobacco and postage
stamps, and it will spread all over the
United States with amazing rapidly, sap
ping the foundation of dead-headism. 4
AN unprecedented drouth prevailed in
Lower California this year.
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ROOFING


SAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN.
- forms the public Of Picchs and vicinity that
he is now prepared to execute. At short notice,
all orders for Tin Roofing and Roof Painting In
the best style and with all the latest improve
ments. Satisfaction guaranteed in al css1s.
All Orders left at the News Depot Of Charles
wiederhold, will receive prompt attsattcn.
selS-6 SAMUEL W. DAnNUN.
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THE BUSINESS MEN OF p1ocH,

AUD, FRANCIS L., Office over State BIZ of New.
BEENE Il. D., Office with Bishop Sabiu.
BISHOP SABIN, Main street rear Bishop Bros
drug store, adjoining Wells Fargo.
FOSTER O., Lacour street, north Of Postofhce.
HUNT A. B., office in Whites building. Main Al.
ritter Corson, Lacour street. d. Corson, U
S. Court Commissioner.
Wandell, c. W.. Bullionville. lr
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BERGsrEN H., Whites Building, Main street.
BISHOP Alvs c., office at Bishop BROS. DRUG
store, Main street -
DEAL D. L., Lynch's brick building, Eacour st.
FoLTz CHAs. g., Office Lacour street. opposite
l. X. L. Lodging House.
Wheeler Co.'s stone building. :
Record office. -
NICHOLS F.. c., Office Main street, opposite
Wheeler Co.
WHlPLEY D. H., Office Room No. s, Pyle.s Lodr.