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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03
TO Consu1nptives

The adye rtiser, having been permanently
cured of that dr cad disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy, IS anxious TO make known To-
his fellow sufferers the means. OF cure. 10 all
who desire IL. he Will send a copy Of the pre-
scriplion used, {free Of CHI rge) with the lirec-
tions for preparing and using The same which,
they will mud a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRGN0HIr1s, &C, Parties wishing the
prescriptio wiif,please address
" REV EDWARD A. WILSON, -
l9l PENN Street, williamsburgh, n. Y.
oct26'7t<iys ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03
Tann,alny Money
IN the 18th Dis
trict, Beware Of
Frauds!!

We have been inform
ed by good authority
that the money of Tam
many has been sent in
to this District, Gas it
was in the 9TH, to as
|sist the Liberals and
Democrats in carrying
the election. It is to
be used to colonize yo-
ters in the river towns
ships, and in other as
E q u a | y disreputable
ways We warn our
citizens to be on their
guard, and not submit
to the use of this money
stolen by a corrupt des l,s
testable thieying ring,
and used to pervelr't the The
sacredness of the ballot.
Let the sudden and ter ter
Iible vengeance OF the
Eaw be meted out upon
every man who dares
to tamper with the
st4 ~, - yasls,ga .st.t aftFtEft ll
ballot box .lasoai olaa4za q
DR.. Updegraf's meetings In this
County were well attended, and his
able, argumentative speeches well re-
ceived. His speech in Caldwell, on
Thursday. evening, was an able vindi.
cation of General Grant and his admin.
istration. He esliowed, in graphic and
eloquent language, the shallow scheme.
and artfuf devices of the political trick
sters who are engineering the Greeley
movement. The Doctor is a man o
more than ordinary ability, and pos
sesses the happy faculty of pleasing a:
well as convincing his auditors. -No6t,
/ COUNTY RepL6licdn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03

Look out for Spuri-
Gus tickets; Examine
your tickets carefully.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03

Be at thepolls early Tuesday morn
ing. .ta 42
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03

Be sure that every Republican vote
has been cast by noon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-03

1I THE COUNTY FUNDS. p
The books in the Auditors Office
show that the County Fund was over
drawn as follows: - ? go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
NEW (SKDl;EtkH SEOKE
n, w, Cor. Fourth and Market Me-
Tvv nEI 4

WILMINGTON, DEL.
s-as> The undersigned respectfully an-fEA
H,wy neunrcs to his old friends and tnes14u
,fyEpublic generally thai he has complet,. s,o.i
- ' GRoCERiEs, SUuARs AND MOLAsSEss:. ss..,
Lowering crnske ed granula,.d and nn,'erfeu
soft white aud coffee sugars,
Syrup. and all kinds OF Molasses; .,.;ho.
Old Government Java Cofee l.avslra,, Mn,Id nacI and
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the nnes, n;,v Flour.
Green Teas White and Red Wheat Fanny u :, neg
new Buck wheat, ali kinds frare Spices sd.u Fugiss III
ali kinds Of Canned Fruits French dahroon aha and
Mustard, Pure olive Oil, Walnut. M1sntl 1psi.tlcs ie,
lies, Cheese Fresh Roll Butter Bakers Uosoa Soap IN
Chocolate. vcrmacei Macaron Maslas Starch Gu:
great variety, Toilet Soap silver Gloss Meat Dried
Peaches and Apples. Cranberries, Broos frH' TaIoS
Buckets. Brushes Sperm. Adanant'iis 10 am we'll ~
Candles, and all articles usually KEEP, m my stock.
so''oS T.o00is o'Vi'' JAMES CRlPfS''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Chester Notes.

Drunkenness is severely punished in Chester -
Mayor Forwood. recently mulcted an offender ~
and cost, for heing drunk and disorerly, ani A.
additional punishment of seventy-two hours in
prisnnment
South Chester borough keeps pace with the i'm.
rrovenscnt around there. The first mansard roof
yet seen IN the horongh has been placed on the
house of Mr., John Rlghtson, and the old gravel
roof taken off.
on next FIrsf-Dnv. several esteemed speakers oi
the Friends Society wilI be present at the meeting
IN Chester.
The First-Day school connected with this meet.
ing. Will be resumed on the first First-,ay i'll Oc.
tObcr.
According to the statement furnished Nv the
BudiHg Inspector of this city. there wer, issued
for new buildings, and alterations one hundred
and cighty-sx permits. OF these forty three were
in North Ward, thirty-nine. in Middle Ward
and twenty-five in south Ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
the STATE.

Mr.. Henry Gerker, near Moorlon, is said to
have the largest fruit disillery in the State.
kirkwood is to have a handsome new station
house, ~ by 80 feet,on story high with bracket
prefecture of feet all around it.
John p, HeIville. formerly one of the leading
merchants OF st. Georges, is now largely engaged
!" manufacturing tobacco, Tobacco grows well
in that vicinity.
John Morgan. yonng mnat,o man living
near Smyrna, was committed TO Jail by Esquire
Mariner, last week, for threatening violence 10
the family of Mr. John Truax.
The new Government battery at Delaware
City, on the shore, opposite Fort Delaware, is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t will he
stronger than the Fort it il said
Some unknown disease is causing fatal results
among the horses around Odessa. VIM Oh mce
Charles Beaston, r. c. Hayes, and DIR. Ashcraft
have each lost valuable ANNALS recently by the
diseasn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
WHnLESAL PRICES
CRY lTE m ; 4.

e,a "a ALTON Dtass;st NJ. - M,rkc'
....s- -.....ttully informs .,l> rrrnd and tae puh
81 - thai E oct" "a hfnd AL descf'htI"h>'
n%. ',ue- and that ca .Gr"teE' person Is ~ Az
:. - eaiy TO prescribe ior suoh sirh A. caii ~ IN
stcre ana tha; charge is made except the
r-;.a ai .he neJicnes the same price as they "ouI@
ssy anywhere else; out that ne une is visited a
heir residences.
BUILDERS HANDWARE.-We would ca
.he ,.tel,ion of those 'uilding to our stock :"
Building hardware, Pam's Obs, Glass, &c, whlui.
is veil selected, and LARGEST i'll the State
Nails Sash Weights, Rim and MoItiit Locks, bHt'
H,nges. Shutter and Door Bohs, Staybaeks, and II
fact a. necessary materl Tor building, fol sale b.
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
Csrpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters ano
Chapman's make Chsels, Sockets ana Flrnen
Squares Steel and Iron COMPRISES, Caape's, Rules
Wouuen and Steel Braces. pinchers, Beveis, Saw
Sets Piumbs aIn Levels &c, tor sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
CAPELLE i BROTHER. 2l2 Market st.
FLOWS, OF different mnkes.as follows Heck
sndorn, Moore, Atwood " Wlleys, New lerh
nAkes,l for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER. az Market st.
PLOW CASTINGS --Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood 4 Wlleys. for sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER. 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORkS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tlp-horIi' Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American max :
is worthy of the attention OF any one wishing t.
purchase. CAPELLE " BRO, 2l2 Market St.
CROSS CUT .sAWS.-Wood and Cross Cu'
Saws. with Tuttles patent teeth these saws, by the
experience Of practical men, will do as much WORK
in one day as any other i'll two and at redu & q
pnces. for sale by CAPELLE Il BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
A Sad Ending.

A MAN DROWNED IN THE CHRISTIAN,
v HiLE RETURNING FROM CAPE MAY
EXCrRsIoN.
On Thursday morning the Shields Library
Association made an excursion to Cane Nav
- Tue steamer SUE leaving Fourth street
",iari, WIN az nan past six O'Clock. with about
40 people on board. Everything passed otf
'lr.santly throughout the day, With the ey-
eplioh tiat the cOoness OF the atmospber,.
rndrred bathing Out of the question. and ru
'h'shap occurred, until the boat reached ,h,,
NOUN OF the creek, about 9O'clock, u. m.
Nheh the darkness of the night and the pre-
VaIence OF a dense fog compelled the can,a,n
daylight "pp'o''" "
ABOUT O'Clock, a. m., the anchor was
jrawn up. and the boat started slowly nm thr
creek, Shortly after the boat started. man
named John :McCann, vino had been aslern
'nr some time, got up, and in attempting 10
walk to another part Of the boat. brnnpI1 mn
>uddtnly against the railing, and fell over into
ne water ana was drowned. IL il supnnsrd
NAT ne was either walking in his sleep. or
vas only about half awake when he started
1t was sometime before the occurrepco ,,.-
'ame known, and it was therefore i'm nossihle
II the time. u render the unfortunate man
ny assistance. '''''''
McCann was about 80 years of age. a resi-.
i.nt OF this city, and kept liquor store on
"ater street, between Market and King. He
'aves wife and several children. Efforts
are being made for the recovery of his BODY.
u up to latest accounts, it had not been
found. INV wv"
We have since learned hat at the time of
ne occurrence McCann was standing at the
anyway, leaning back against the railing
The regular gangway rail had been re-
hoved during tue day, and a very small thin
me substituted in its place. and careIcs,ly al
WED to remain. When McCann leaned
ack, II gave way slightly. prccipiiatihg hi m
backwards into the water The huat at ~ is
time was just opposite the Brandywine creek.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

ACCIDENT. John Silcox, an employee at
Mo>ely, Taylor, & Cos. turning factory
severed the first finger Of his right hand.
yesterday afternoon, while working at a cir
cular saw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS kVhNIN0,

Fa'f,x Lodge. NJ" s, . o f.. at Odd Fell
.ows' Hail. 81 and k'ug SITS.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, o o F. at Odd
Fellows Hail. ID and KING Sts
Delaware Tribe, No |, o II NJ, at Red Mens
Hall, il5 Market.
Washington Council. No 4. q II A NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hall. 2l9 King st
Rescue Council. No. 3, Ir., q U A NJ, Mt Hal,
9TH and Market ST.
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall joi
Market St
Excelsior Lo'lge. No l. X of =, Mt Knights of
Iyhas Hall, 2ll Market St
Washington Camp. ? o s Of A, at Good Fell
ovs' Hall, 81 and Market SITS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

MosQuiToEs.-To sleep sound aud not L,
troubled with flies or mosquitoes, use Holmes
Patent Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the only
mosquito br frame that can be opened and
closed while SUSPENDED from the ceiling and can
ne taken OIL the frame and replaced after wash.
ing without being ripped Come and see them
IN position at Henry Grebe's (solc agent for The
State), at 300 Market street. n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
MONTGOMERY, Co, N. c., Sept. IL, 1860
II

MONTGOMERY, Co, N. c., Sept. IL, 1869.
DR.. VIM, II. Tut:
Slr-Please accept the heartfelt thanks of u
mother who was well nigh driven to despair by
inc SAD condition OF an only child My little boy
has been afflicted with scrofula ever since his birtb
and after trying every remedy that was recon-
insnded, and several physicians had pronounced
linn past all hope, accidently heard OF your siar-
saparia and Queens Delight. 1t was 80 higs',
recommended that | concluded to try it. but /
must confess with very little faith He has taken
nlne of the bottles you sent me, and am happy in
peng able to say that he is almost well /; and |
heeve by the time he takes the dozen he will be
perfectly restored to health lie has gained flesh.
has fine appetite, and now walks two miles to
school shall always remember you with graft
tude. ANN MURRAY
Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye is Easily Applied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
MaGistrates' Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR VALENTINE.

HkFUKF MAYOR VAfENTINF.
Jas Massey. col, was arrested by officer Win
gate, Tor stealing silver watch fire properly o,
Mary Leynam He wa held to bail III the sam OF
500 for appearance at Court.
James Gordon, col, and Hugh McAanus were
fined 30 cents and costs each. for beng drank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

Escaped From THE CEII.s.-For some lys
past james, alias "Reddv," August and Thon, -
Davis, have been confined in the Citv Hail
cells, awalnting commitment 10 New Castle. hss
former for robbing market wagon and the A-
Ter for stealing brass locks from freight cars
during their stay in the cells, they made an a..
tempt 10 break on, by taking the weight, from
las window sashes, and tearing AWAY th,. brick.
from the side Of the window When discover
ed they had aiVns, succeeded in making an
aperture large enons Il To admit of the passar,.
"i their bodies. They were then removed !.
he lower near cell SHORTLY before II o',t ..ss
t'li> morning. oiiie,r Stewart entered the al
nd io,Ind the binds had il,wu An eXamiaa
ION disclosed the fact that they had tom iw,y
he bfick work, which forms part % ih. celii,.c
q one corner III The rear OF The ce l. which mad,
hole sufficiently large enough tor them -
rawi through, winch trev did, and have mo-
iHce be,ii >e-.I VI t,-a;d f.,n, The Mavor .,a
ropoed sending thrr, 20 New CAST. th. NOR,
:, bHt III soue r-t.., II failed 10 do So rL,.
cape war effected in very ia 1T time. AS ii,
iali II il snctea weaF and dispidal.d 81
hat prisoners cah w"rk th-ii way ont from AN
Inc cells, If 10 minded, VIII. no olncr p,lru
nent thar an ordinary ,avlng BRICK, which ,h,.
an take from The a,gr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
1aS.it Sa,ss.
4 DMiNIsTRArRIx.ss a..

tel "1 o. % o., sold at Public, Sale at the po.
p,y. Tho ri y, s., ss,nnd. +, Newark, n rn.s- r.
WI;,., III, a,l ihe Personnl Property ofthe ,s,s IS
iiorse M",ncr'li x"rH aecoa;ed consisting of g'.a
o',. ORR Carriage. sleigh. set ~ a ,n.te years
Blankets "'' Narri"g" b"le pair of
ang > =. IT, s''' MARY MolHERALI..
...----....---.- Adminlstra,rix
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIoN. Ehe Rerlbli
cans CT the Third Ward met in the Tax Cnllec
'orls Office over Four h Street Market House
lr-, evening" and nominated Charles Warner
for Council, Solomon Hersey for Inspector and
Robert II. Dogan for Assistant Inspector. All
The nominations for Ward officers, 10y both par
ties hove now been made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 morrow Is the last day of Summer.
Politicians are smiling and urtanc atfhis ison.
All the nominations tor Ward officers have n.,v
been made.
Fine peaches. in large quantities, still continue
% come 10 market
Try Crippcn's 81 90 Green. Black. and Japan
Teas. they are delicious
New Mess Macker-l Tor sale at Crppen's, corner
An * Market streets
Pure Cider Vinegar and Spices at Crippen's
corner i'h and M,rse, streets
The 'ch"ol- OF thl> CITY viii open on Monday
'"d many p"rcnts W. i,lce Threat
'n,". old X 'tcr'.ar java CoGec for sac a,
~! rs. conner % * Vi tr.rt streets
'ie s'rbage 81 II "a, - be removed mor,
y 'np'h, m"fc car- viii he -mp,oyed.
yani tr'te morn m. caused genera
r-'eF aIan e". ui,, ,,p,c,, coats
la' s1i ft' Nav excursions
>'tl.ihy, Al! s IN tep,or-t.
III" Lon- b. IL, "a o.. ; uI,','s. though SIN
humter- tiJ '.eG IN In-.,v., ,"se,v. yestcr ..i
A STRANGER vas snne >ei low. by u parry o.
ughsa + ith anu S.ip.ey streets. las, J.. III; Al.
head severely cut
HoRsE HIED. \ horse diei last night, a.
nirl and Oiange STREET. VINO he belonr.i 10
,b.dy knew, the owner, il he had any, lie NJ
"a appearance OF the animal. he evidently died ol
rs grvatlon
EXCURSION. - The excursion of the A ,burv III
l. Sunuay School on Thursday, was a yer,
+ ,easant affair. About 10 persons attended
an AL eujOye themselves thoroughly The rIlu,
"tich commenced hetvrpn 1 md five o'clncH pa
stop 20 their pieasurcs hut the tram was start
Al homewart shortly after the commencement oi
ae storm. arriving here about ~ o'clock r. NJ.
ABOUT NEW CASTLE Some stranger who has
recently visited New Castle, thus writes about II
New Castle, Delaware. is one ot the most ,ndepen
,en' corporations among the towns and elite, u'
ths country. II has an income Of about 81 ,uD,
per hnnum. from hand given to i, by that good old
Qnaker gentleman, William Penn. which has been
iivlied into five farms. all PRODUCTIVE. and ten.
Anted out to good farmers. the proceeds BEN. an.
uually paid into the treasury tf The town Tn,
Children are all educated free ard there Is not
cent OF town tax to be paid by any of the citizens
substantial wate1-works have been provided an,
pad tor out of this fund.- and other improvement
are contemplated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT This morning
early, colored man named VIM. Henry Ken
die, jumped on the one o'clock freight train for
The Delaware Railroad, fpr the purpose of rid
ing to his home, down the road. At the junction
this train switches of on the Baltimore road fnr
the purpose of allowing the passage of north
ward bound freight train. II is supposed that
kendse was hen under the impression that he
was a train bound for Baltimore, ana SO he
attempted 10 jump off. In doing 80 he WIS
thr, VII violently into ditch beside the road,
and instantly killed. The body was brought 10
this city, and laid in the car house at the depot
Coroner Woodward then summoned Jury aud
proceeded I" hold an inquest, hut as no ,ali-fac-
tory evidence conld b. procured in regard 10
the case The jury postponed the inquest, until
Tomorrow morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
GEORGE JACK.
No. 3O5 Market St.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.,

A> SPECCACLES Il EfEGLA sSEs
@SSGOLD. SILVER AND RUBBF
FRAMES,
W. ct.im from experience 10 suit ever, ,H
peculiarty ef impaired vision. I'd in eve,y -,
case ruafaptec satisfaction. Our facilitI,s -
are such that we can exchange gissse- N tAA..''
any aha ps traue to sult the customer in aw b,
N.B.-First store above Third stfeet.
Repaifins in all lts bIanches. seD2S- ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

A MN DROWNED IN THE CHnIsTI,N,
HlLE RETURNING FROM CAPE NJ Az
EXCrRsUDN -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
A Res; dent lfuiSSer |.

The people of this section of ,hc Territory VIII ee pieasea to learn that the authorities of the h. E. Cbsrch seush, have q last concssdcd 10 make determined effort to secure and run a church al Prescott To this end, good preacher Is soon 10 be despatched from California and money will bc raised to free the chnrch building here from debt, and finish | in good shape.
 This action Of theirs h4s been induced throur-h the earnest efforts Of Mir. and Mrs H. Brooks. and other christian ladies and gentlemen oi Pres cot. who have written 10 the Presiding Elder, whose heart and soul arc fnIiy alive to the irnpor tance Of the good work.
 should we gct good minister, he win be well sustained, and Chaplain Giisorr, of Fsrs Whip pe, who has been in the hasss of preaching to us will no' bc so hard pushed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Indians in Texas

Our people are not the only ones On the frontier wso saffsr by Indian marSesers, but, we cannot draw comfort from thss, nor do we wish to. Texas has suffered much, and Is ye; suffering. IS will be seen by the following, which is clipped from the HsraJd, of San An tonio:
 The Laredo Tsro Eaoles informs ns tka, three hundred Indians crossed rte Rio Granae frv days ago and Killed Mexican and an American ai fhe Coclsno raReh-, ai.aSe Fort RWen On last Friday they stole tbe horses from the Howay ranesse ssd aseous ilse same time they were nral Fort Eweai, securing The country and sscasibc horses"
 Other Texas papers, of recent date, give testimony to prove that the lives and proper. ty of white men are just as well protected iI Texas as in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Fort Whipple.

Ur made a short risii 10 Fora whippie Tuesday s, Thr ass adobe commissary building Is al r.g ,rass for nse The last of the soldiers asr-r-s s a bout finished. Dr. Bailey, Medical g-t-a- trs recently exchanged his tent for bet sea.r-~.- SO that, thanks to the commanding -n1ra, and le qusrtrrm astcr general Of the De ,rsm-n; icers, enlisted men and cmploycs asg laol spon the coming winter from warm, ss!torla fuartcrs- W- fuug icacral Crook. fen. Dana, Col. Ev e Ha.ar B own. Capt. kickcrson, Licni- Ross
 a,l. avery body, hard al work writing and at
 i.u.- -J siness. ..:-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Excellent Grapes.

'g 2 Brooks Of Woodside, near Prescott, asI. gar succeeded in raising large, finely 'lyo-e pes, moi one of which contained more .st rut q. The vines have grown up along .e5. .rd fence, and, having had no other
 iarc proved that they can withstand Ea lad cis great on experiments oi this kind -ss pleased 10 know that he has been so
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
The Poor Horses.

Thousands of horses have died from the terrible disease that came from Canada, which IS called the epizootic, and has the nature cd catarrahal fever, accompanied by slight in- fiamation of the throat and bronchial tubes It is evidently the result of some atmospheric influence.
 The Bostonians have had to employ oxen, and adcspstch says that horses were rarely seen on the streets.
 We hope the disease will fail ,o reach our Territory, as it, together with the Apachcs, would very soon leave us withou, hoof.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
] Register for the Month of October, 1872.
and Sum of Farcs,
Splendid Animal.

HI -s. agnlGccnt short born, fuil-bloodrc .--.. .r1-.0d Durham bnll was in town Tuesday ..,...-t v- free to say that he was the oh ..-.-. .Fa. observers. Mir. Lee brought this .-. f,a leo. more than year ago, and is just ..-- n His weight, on Tuesday last s-. .7s 3.eauds. We have moi bis pedigree, but . h-. dance at his fine points, conclndc s t... rogular descendant of noble John a clock lis color is bright roan name Dcx
 a i'd. Should he live to fulfill his
 ..a ra .a-.h our stock-iucn will soon be cn- + .. 10 their herds and show, witl ,s.a.s s.a straighi-backcd, finely formed de .-.-..f.ft e4 i.rc's Dexter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Returning.

E F-.rea Is in receipt of a California letter .,s3 October 29. which states that D. Henderson, W Bsue-s, wm. Cory and D. S Lount, all -ursBs d started from San Bcrnsrdino, r'a Is-syti- IF Prescott Four other gentlemen
 amaul s,ekers-were coming with them ur ~ ook was waiting al San Bcrnardino afasla- la he buck board.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Returned Home.

4. Q. Moves arrived home Monday afternoon last, having made the trip, in nj ambulance, from San Bcrrardino, California, in eleven days. Mir Moves leh his wife and boy in California The boy, he informs us, had about recovered his health and Drs. Edgar and Griffin felt confident Of cficcting speedy cure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09

F. F. Hellings, F. Grant md s. Abrahamson started West by Grants stage, on the morning of Wednesday last. Mir. Tellings is on his way lo Philadelphia, 10 visit his parents. We wish him pleasant visit and safe return. Mir. Abraham son goes to San Francisco but will soon return 10 Phenix and take position in MT. Goldwacr's store. MT. Grant goes no further than Wiekcn- burg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Musical.

The Twenty third Infantry Band will play the following selections this Saturday, afternoon: No. I, Quick siep. The Mocking Bird. ; Polka "Nive Ia Jose"-p Albert. |" a Ballad. "Thou srt Near and vel so
 Far."-Rcichardt ' {, The Vivian Medley.
 !, The Crystal Schottische.-w eingartcn. " 6, Come where my Love lies dreaming -
 Blockeley.
 ]" s Nialcita Polka Rcdowa,-Faust S, Bride or the Wind Galop-Tittlc. JouS LEmNER, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Fresh Fruit.

X b Yves brought in several hoxes of good srl,s a,rh arc on sale at Melvin X McFosiers .. Wm mons, who has juss arrived from Los Aag,ies lghi another lot of aprlcs. which arc r sslr a' ashford's. WrlA-. thank Washington French for an ansuae ileit pear, one of several specimen ears sen. n by a lady friend.
 rle 1- stood the trip poorly; the apples --sy.F s -aod condition
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Good Hunters.

T. NJ. Alexander, II. Herbert and Mir Jackson took hunt last week, on Ash Creek, and sue cccded in killing deer and l antelope, which they brought into Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-09
Native Honey.

'" NJ Bufium has jus; taken 100 p,s Of honey out of one of his hives, and he thinks IL pretty fair cleanup, after a dry summer. We think so ioo and thank him tor fis generosity in having given several pounds Of IL for assay