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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
THE CITIZEN.
'HADAf' MAY 10, 1878.
4 c GIL MA TIERS.

MR. CHARLES G. MASON and family deoarted on Thursdays coach for Los An geles, which place they intend making their future home. MT. Mason is an old pioneer Of the genuine order having lived in this Territory since 1864. He IS credited with having personally erected tue first adobe building in Florence, and the handI- woIk still stands for reference. MT. Mason has not lived in vain financially. Indeed ne has been amazingly fortunate in this particular. He has acquired wealth with an aggressive hand until he figures up in the hundred thOusands. besides ranches and other valuable property. His, is an example worthy Of emulation, judging from gold basis. MT. Mason is naturally large hearted, and quite liberal with hts money, and if we did not believe he had become so thoroughly inured and welded To this town and county Co be contented ID any other, we would express reluctance at his departure, but we consider his ab- sence only in the light Of a pasear, and fully anticipate hIs return in the fall. To say the least we will miss him from our midst, and sincerely wish him every joy and blessing in his new home.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
Progress of Arizona.

The onward progress of Arizona tc increased population, wealth and in ternal development, meets with no un toward interference. The Southern Pacific Railroad begins to feel the i'm petus of the hot breath of prosperity from across the Colorado. The result of this years business will show a marked improvement over that of the previous one, with excellent prospect of steady continuance in well doing The population of Arizona presents a rapid and most satisfying increase.- Mining Scientific Press.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

The MOhave arrived on Saturday with thirty tons rich silver ore from Mineral Park, shipped by Breon & Spear; 23 tons lead ore from the Ark ansaw mine, of Castle Dome, and S33,- 900 in silver bars from the Signal and McCrackin.
 F. Amabisca left Sunday with 3O,OOO for Florence and Globe. Gonzalez took 15000 for Calisher, of Florence. Tom Childs loaded nearly 40OO for Adams vile. George Sanborn was loaded on the %, with l3,OOO for A. Goldman, and $500 for Irvine, Morgan and others, of Phenix. Eleno Perez was loaded on the 30, with F, 2,25O for Guin- dani & Co, of Florence. Howe left Thursday with 150O for Guindani, and 1900 for Webster, of Globe. Appel leaves today with 37,OOO for Fully, Ochoa & Co, of Tucson; nice assort. ment of goods.
 Our new judge, Hon. Chas. Silent arrived here Wednesday and went on to Prescott. He makes a favorable first impression and will probably fill the bill.
 Hon. c. A. Tweed, late Associate Justice of Arizona's Supreme Court, went up the river on the Mohave, to reside at Mineral Park. The Judge is understood to have been retained ss counsel for the McCracken Company, at salary far better than that of an Associate Justice.
 Fifteen hundred pounds of Wana Whata ore came in on Thursday.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
Horses for the Sixth.

A Board of officers tn consist of Cap tains T. c. Tupper, J. H. Lord, E. C. Hentig. is ordered to assemble at Los Angeles, Cal, on Friday the 10th in stant, or as soon thereafter as practic- able, for the examination and purchase of one hundred and ifty-fve (l55) horses for the Sixth Cavalry.
 Captain Lord will also perform the duties of disbursing officer.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

ON Monday last, MT. Joseph Ceiling wood and family permanently establish ed themselves in their new home. It is quite palatial in both it's external and 1n- ternal appointments, bring lavishly fur nished throughout. If we didn't know the stability of the family we might i'm agine that "so much style" would ele- vate them above the recognizance Of their former friends and associates. May they live long to enjoy their possessions is the only harm we wish them.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

TO-DAY will close the term Of the public schools in Florence. For eight and a half consecutive months the schools have been in constant session and have been well and regularly attended. The weather is now getting too warm for the little ones to study and both teachers and scholars will enjoy a vacation. We believe the schools will reopen about Sep;emberI.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

LORD X WILLIAMS train came In Tues day afternoon with about 1000 feet of lum- Der for the T76 mill and a lot of merchan' disc for Florence. After leaving the lum- Der the train will load with concentra' lions from the King and proceed to Yuma
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MR. c. W. CULVER has transferred hii B. has already assumed control. No no ticeable feature Is perceptible in the change, the saloon retains Its former re spect and good order. MT. Culver is tht
 owner oi several good mines and mus needs give them his personal attention.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

IT Is respectfully suggested to the people .of Florence that before getting warmed up on the fall election, they prepare for and have a nice and proper celebration of July 4. A very creditable one can be made for a very small sum Of money, and it is not much if any too early to look out for an orator and give him time 10 prepare a suitable address.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

J.GU1sDANI X Co. have just completed some neat improvements in the rear of their store in the way of a large corral, shed and store-room. This gives them abundant space for the large invoices oi new goods they are constantly receiving
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MR. NJ. CALIsHER returned on Monday from Los Angeles with his family consist ing Of his wife and seven children. Thi' is a pleasant acquisition to our town and we hope their sojourn with us may be pro .longed and agreeable.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

J. CoLLINGwooD & Co.,, received this week, merchandise as follows: By Con- treras train, l5,53O; Swycoffer, l2,a95; A. Daguerre, 1923; Gu!ndsni & Co.,, 1000 feet of lumber on consignment from Zecken- dorf & Co.,, of Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

FLORENCE is assuming numerous city airs, and among other things we have 6 new milk wagon under the management of MT. L. Kenny, who delivers pure fresh
 milk every morning and evening right al
 the door. Fresh milk twice day is good enough for Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MCNIILLES Of stone wall Jackson noto- rity, arrived from San Francisco the first of this week and left immediately for the
 McMnlen camp. Globe District. We un' derstand he intends pushing work on some property Of which he is part or sole lOwneT
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

OUR esteemed friend Judge Anderson left on Thurday's stage for Los Angeles. Ills object Is husiness-always business. He intends to visit San Francisco before returning home. We wish him a pleasant sojourn and a safe return.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
Delinquent Sale Notice.

SILVER KING SOUTH MINING COMPANY. IT OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF | business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Pioneer District, PiDal county, Arizona. NoTICE--There are de- linQuent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (NO. 2.l levied on the EIGHTEENTH day of Ff RUARY, 1878, the several amounts set C. pOsite the names of the respective shar holders, as follows:
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MIR. G. BoNERAND oD Main street, has the faculty of manufacturing all kind of eonfectioneries equal to any in the coun- try. If you want real good, fresh, "way up" candies give him a call.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

BUcKALEw's train came in on Tuesday from Prescott with about l5,OOO feet Of lum' her for the silver King mill. The lumber ought to be on the ground by this time and the new machinery will soon be In -operation.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MEssRs. CoLvIG & PERRY are In town with complete photographing outnI' They have their tent up directly west oi
 the O. K. Corral and are well prepared to
 take views and photos in the most artistic style.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

FIVE fine boys have been born Tn Flor ence to American mothers during the ius'
 six weeks. Who says Florence isn't grow ing? The balance of power will soon Dc with PInal-
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

]. P. CL5M of THE CITIZEN left yester'
 day morning for brief visit to Prescott He will also spend Q day or two in the yer ldant vale Of the salt River.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

THE auction Of the effects of the late John R. Upton was well attended last sat uriav and the goods sold well.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MR. AND MRS. B. w. REAGAN and a Miss Benson came in on last evenings stage from San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

MR.L. J. DEvINE's orchard is in a most thrifty condition and looks nice. The same may be said Of his twins.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

BEAUTIFUL moonlight nights now and the weather lovely after sunset The oaNs are |" leedle" warm.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

SPLENDID gold improved Howard Stem- winders for slOO at Uncle Harris, San Francisco. Send for one.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

HoS. G. II. OURY returned Wednesday from an extended trip through the Globe District.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
Items from Yuma Sentinel.

VEGETABLES are cheap and plenty green peas eight cents per pound.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

SALT, sALri at Lord & Williams Tue son. See their new advertisement
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

A Member of the firm will hereafter re main in New York. SO that we will be able to avail ourselves Of all ad- vaRtages offered by fluctuations
 of the market.
 LORD & WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10

10 any Part or the World - Insuring if
 -d desired.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-10
ARIZ MA and MEXICO.

FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 HANDISE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
,- gu ,Out 81. ab%ain,u,tooe bolts,

par Du iolit bic abfinsn,tase baltsn.
SIN Der Speiiewirtbi4aft n3um Sipan" in
2ittid batten iid an einsm Jrsitase, tur3
na4 Besinn bes S4uliabrss 1894.
einise Wuieni6bn4en ei~neefunoeu, pelde
ibrs b6bere 8ilouns bur4 Gleii4efen Be.
tunbeten. = Rommt elm adtunsswertber
Sutijbeamte 'berein unb ruff laut benz
8eqnsr: Gin WittaseHen, aber maser
(tein 5lsiid)!" = als5alb beginner Die
ituoirenben Sinslinse gu laden unb bum.
me BiBe gu rsiBsn. Sa p,nbet f4 Der
Sufi3mann ju Der fidernben @ruppe nit
Den Dortsn Isle uunoern fi4, oab i'd
tsin Jleii4 slis; aber i'd itaune nod mebr
barber, oaB Sic teiu = Ssu ehen."
Sbatia9e, feline Si9tIns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
my Ser off, m,i,r an,sIm wotb,6ils

Bd- Ser alte Weier anielm RotbI9ilS,
Der @riinosr oes sroSen 8antbauies. mar
ruesen ieinss Sartasmus sefiir4tet bon
allen, Die cine Yrobe ieiuer S4laefertis.
felt ~smpfansen hatten. ginit beiudte elm
bober 8eamtsr aus Berlin Den alten, als
bsrislbs sbsn on sinem wi4tisen 8riefe orr
beitete Der Banter Bat I'm Schulz, bis
sr cine Yauis MAIDEN tonne, uno iaste Dem
8siudsnoen ldlisBIid !: uRebm.n sic si-
men Stubl." Rad finf Winutsn erbob
fi9 Der 8samte unssoulois, mari i4 in
ME 8ruit uno iaste ,Ssrr Baron, i'd bin
Der mirfIide @sbeime Ratb Greiberr BON
t." yNebmsn sic nod sinen StubL,"
mar @ass, mas 3otbidilo anttportete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

sss- ,Sie sndoissn Ssrrsn S6bne."-
Gin sinfdltiser Sausrsmann bradte isinem
@utsbsrrn sinen &orb bon aspfel gum &c.
ident. Ser Ssrr bate oranBsn Elm paar
afisn, pelds lid iiber ben Rorb bsrma9.
ten uno Die bsiisn gspfel psr3sbrten. Sen
Rsit bra4ts Der Bauer Der Ssrrl9aft.
u@arum babt Sbr nidt sinen san3sn
Rorb bon BON bisisn aspfeln ssbra9t i'd
bate lie gud germ be3ablt," iasts Der
@utsberr. ,.gw. @naoen perjsibsn," sr.
tpieosrts Der Bauer, .Sbrs sndbisen SS6ns
babsn braubsn bsrsits oas Bette aufssssi-
Isn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
.Sie wollsns obIolut nidt freIIen"-

Isle mollsns abiolut nidt f%reIen" -
Sic &sbattion Der 3eiid:ift iiber 2ano
Deer bate fir cine llnssSisiers@ ertilsuns
Snisetenpulper anseratben. Na4 GINGER
3sit erbislt he BON elmer Dame bit Wit.
tbeiluns, fe babe bas Snisetsnpuspsr Den
Sbisrsn seio4t, nit Wild uno nit Wein
anssribrt uno nod auf mandsrlei @eiie
,ubereitet binsefsat, aber he tpolen es ab.
iolut ni9t ~frs7en. @as gu ma4enf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
NOie Sell Salbe
- ron -
Or %efer SehmimS,
(auS Qureutbural

BELT ftltrmt fd1ee Duneea aau drt, b~tfsnsrs kuru
5ltuttni4aht str i-ia9te puuee 8rife sd 5rduen. f6ptrt
Snt,ansuns, IN ere Sus4tnf&detu uns ftrSpsulsis Rraai.
euttn. ME %strfrernt 3lieeer, S&peaunstn an tYatnb etnsm
fbtilt hes 8srptrs. 3aenutt, une falimmtn 6dIs aud IA
e ttn uai6dsbar . Stilmitttl fur NIT 9ntjanbusa Der Din.
strtst %bsbafttte Ds4nuinnta, fur fGliume austu, fur
Slutftutn BET frt'tsn Duneen une ale arten f&rere
guuetu. 80
grsis Sdr or Sc essn st.co. - gtHir. 50 as. =
Kidnt Is Gtnts.
gu BADEN bd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

ses-Ssr pomabiirts Ysl3. Gin Yebientsr
frasts ieinen Ssrrn. Der f4 tdsli9 poma.
biIirte, tparum er bas tbus. = Tim meine
Saare gu srbaltsn, Die isbt ~anfansen, R&
AZ perliersn", antwortets Der Ssrr. - I'm
folsenoen Gage mar Der Yomabstopf san3
leer, uno ais Der Serr fraste, 100 benn bi.
pomabe Ssbliebsn lei, antiportste Der BE.
bients. er babe bts Serrn alien psl3 bamit
sinsei9misrt, neil oieism aud Die Saars
a~usfislen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

y@as lie oenisn." = Gin General unb
iein Ssloprebissr tamex auf einsm Spa.
.Siersanse gu BEN bon Raben umi4udrm.
ten @alsen. Redeno iasts Der General {:
,Wie bod Die Haben slsi9 Den S4wars.
red tennsn uno Jpn ireuois bssriibsn." :
.Sa", erwieosrte Der Yrebiser, niis bentsn,
i'd bringe ibnsn stpas!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Hss- S9ultsnntniie. SteIenpsrmitt.
Ter: SD t0nnte Sbrem Sobne cine iebr
CUTE 9%ebrlinssitelle in einem Gnsrosbauie
in ssssrbten Jelsn nadusiien, uenn sr
nur Die n0tbisen S9ulienntnifis, bic i'm
fur oieien gsruf ~sssisnet MAIDEN, bate!
Batter: 8, menn's meter nidts lit, iols
DIE 2enntniB bat bat er, in Der S4ule 1T
ihm bas Eel 0ftsrs ssserbt poroen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

p6- 80 gang unr.9t bate er ni4t.
Sin rsider Ssrr wuroe anssiproden, nm
sinen gsitras 3ur ani9aHuns zines eiler'
men Chores fir einen @ottesader. gr
psiserte fi9 etpas 3u seben unb iaste gu
isin.r gnti4uloisuns: Nm einem @ottes.
adsr lit tsin Sbor n6ibis, benn Die usl9e
brauf iinb, tonnen ni9t beraus, unb bic,
psl9e brauben fino, molsn ni4t binsin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Bay ,@oran Der BONNER ni9t sebadt
bat".-g Gin Yommer perlor in Der Sdla1t
BEL 2sip,is ieiue 8eine uno iaste taltbli-
tis: ,gs seidisbt mir gang redt! Sd
babe oft Dem lisben 8ptt 2eib uno Seels
empfo6lsn, absr an Die lumpissn 8sine
oa9te i'd ni9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Da- SIN Sbsatsr. @arberobier Ger
3uslei9 Opsrnsldisr austbsilt, gun, eben
sintrstsnbsn Bauer: 8rauasn's a @las ?
Bauer . nee, | trint' balt slei' aus
Der 6lai1'!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
II E 8.
Rstts daadnstsu S4tr, ,tsmst BEN atriatu,
trhettert Bite Stelt nab bef6rbnt fei6h
bic 0tfunbbetf btS QetbsS.

pa- sic tanns in Der Sbat ni4t. Gin
Serr, Der einen Grbeiter iu4te, Der fir ibn
arbsitsn iolie, ~besesnete elmer Dome, Die
ni9t mebr gang 10 jung mar. als lie friiber
nor, unb frus bieielbe: R6nnen sic mir
ni&t iasen, mo- i'd einen Wann finbe?"-
S4nsll ermieoerte bic Same sd lam
ni4t, oenn i'd Jude id6n ldnser als 3tpan-
3is Sabre nod einem fir mid ielbft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

pa- Ois Bite. Ser IrSt: .Sbr Bulls,
msin gutter Wann. sebt iebr raid. Saben
sic Die 8lutssel ni4t ssnommen ?" =
Ser Rrants: ,@euib, ale. &6nnte id he
nidt bas ndaite Wal tO4sn, iie i&meden
70 fao, penn lie rob finb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

paS- Sbne Munb.-9ebrun, elm ssidid.
ter Waler CUR 3eit 9ubwis's XIV, malte
einit bas 9ortrdt elmer id0nen 5rau uno
bsmerfts, bob lie, wdbreno er an Munos
arbeitste, osnielben ,uiam nen3os, UNI i'm
tleiner gu MAIDEN. llnseoulois barber
iasts 2ebrun snbli9 /: yYemaben Sic 5i9
bot nidt 10. @enn lie ss wiini4en, 10
male i1 sic obns Wuno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Qetrr Rifnf &Sobn.
General Mgentu,

Hr DC OeuerSertpfr ungsgeielitafter
Capital.
Snperial & Rortbern Smf. Cos,
BON 2snbpu, Sob S25, 600, 600
Wo1al Snf. Co.,
BON 9iSsrpOOI, 10000 900
Commercial Union aH. Co.,
BON eenben, Golb, 49, 900, 600
Sermon american Sni. Co.,
Ron Nsw gorL 10000
ct. pauI Geuer & Warine Snt. Co.,
BON Ct. paul 100000
ct. Soiepb Geuer & Narine Sni. 60.
. pom ct. Spieph 775,00O
BON SartfOrs, 100000
@eruaan Sni. 60,
BON 8respOrt 81, 100000
X. U. Nttioential GH. Co.,
bon SurtfUrs. 5OO,O 900
3rabelers' Snf. 60,
BON 5artfVrp, $4,000
aetna Sife Sni. 60,
bon Sartfurb, 20, 900, 900
gisft mddtissn asmpasntstn, bic I'D BET BEN aptsaaS m.
Bsfsn 6suu hnra pnnttli6t 8abuns tbrr guluHs X
ratrt taben, t~mpftblen f9 ftbf une tSnntn gradtrunsu
bon eissattuni ~ ben biaisaen gat,u tntststn stnsnse
rrftn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

JOHN CmSAMAS MAD.-Yesterdaya "ye
local. glanced in at Q Chinese laundry on
Market street, The scribe saw5a Celestial
bearing his weight on a tlat-iron, and
thought, "If there is peace to be found in
this world"-here a dead rat went past
the newspaper man and fell at the, China
mans feet and 0 eouple, ofgschoolboys
dashed past and turned in hot haste into
an alley and invisibility. Up few John
Chinaman in pursuit, with a curious gait,
compounded from that of aelhen
and 4 pacing horse. He came back
in grief and Disappointment, followed
by q promiscno1s crowd. AThe shoe
maker, his next door neighbor. tex,
changed a word OF sympathy with him.
and he fiuttered down e. his work again.
The crowd looked down asi fthey Believed
the play was not over. Tho scribe looked
over his shoulder ns be passed on, and 10!
Justice in q blne uniform and club rushed
up and dIspelled the gathering. There Is
absolute precision Of movement In the 20.
liceman who is always late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19
GEsTuER's yAHEFxY Store is doing an
immense business.
nh Scedaam slasisaiicaSInsa

Bs.oaa Jsufnal al coamoree. san. IA ISIS.
Thts, isioT mnsissI insfrnment5 which Il dos.
,;na5 70 el"c,t;Fy tba valid r. comes nn5er
tS"S oag n ,o:hsn;csI orsors Int Il q. J;tESr.
.e une ny a AZ. rum Hn;.Nt tf ~ he cISmsv and
cnmnlieaied contriSanees We 'I have hiibsrto
Snnp nnScr that term' n action Il simnie
snS INV usnd anyohHa nasssssing tho si;pbt
strength nsSesIafy q Work thsPedass can Bay
snySSI lne prs spaEa , tune ,,6,iiS gss n assnU
sIS3n,1 NJ. SSs Il an. ysives n contists An.
~ Ii y heTloa,s q ~ al resiS andia
~, ~ . ss s.an,ornsD. ha %h;%b t,bas mmsia
stinp.e ~ III" 49, ~ M ,aoSs ny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19
River Nova.

PICS. y ;oa, n inohos AMI tol,;,a .,o,,,,,
waatSar clondv and coid With Sr;v %y
-. - ~, ~ H. oTsrmnaa "'s
sh P;n STORM n Pa as. 0 m enS ai naa,;ssr
M er,;.aIs 20 jaeost,.aS aIaan.;n. an
,ocoS naci,ats " uep" pu uhe
M .onsbao. Ali pau. m. 49,,
49, obeus ! osa,eaia ~ ~ ey na .aa
d I aD ny a. ~ e Raiin m and eot gI.ng
sSs bon5,sd .asr ninaIs .ad ,hn t .;ai n,s:
. n aat9 very hsSeay, amu tae INA was
W. ess ~ : 5am Sn WIZ pe feauy 'of
'1 = Emma rabsm ' ,,o,, p,.,.h,,,h
~ ;iataa ~ SS.a;nLt' nohi fi'Spu'sh,
passed Ts Gown last nlght
p;! III \ S Sa it ~ Sincihnan ior
TSo NV WI MI; M luz S I u. %pSs, ,.nhs I.
~ Nsai wiz iea'e ior fnespuish"
: n M A.
= COURIER ps WI % Quay Fafkersourg
packet ~ 4u4 CLOCK.
BY telegraph.
NASHVILLE, December lS.-Riyer falling,
with IL feet on the shoals,
81. LOUIS, December 18.-No arrivals or
departures. Weather cold and clear.
PirrSBURGH, December lS.-Riyer 8 feet
9 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

LrvEe Is K1Sa.-The Liver is the imperial
organ tsaIs ,S Of The he T assIih human UNI ht system. as & |, son sSn'
When 1t Is disturbed In its proper action, all
kinds of ailments are theinatural result. The
digestion Of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. Il has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is meqnaledin eurlngall persons attlictedwit
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from an, I'M
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t isjust what you want.
TTRAH 49, -L.LILLl .N-L.u J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

When We say We believe, We have evidence
to prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, inaS-
much as It will cure q common or Chronic
Cough inone half the time and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
show increases Of Consumption cured than
all others. It will cure where they fail, 1t Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say, Price
10 cts, so cts. and $l.00. Ifyour Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame. use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by 3. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; C.E. Dwight, 9th and Chaplinc streets;
Laughlln Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Hus,
bands & Inskeep, Bellaire. .fst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

L.~LNNN No.
TicEs' cold snap has arrived.
TnIsjs winter-make no mistake. ~
@Nk7rRE's Er1nineg q nh Improvement
on "HeaptifulSnow.N
TIM Board 81 Edn cation viii meet In
regular session this evening.
oSE deed o ftrust and one release deed
were admitted to record yesterday by the
County Clerk.
AplurAST GENERAL Woop will ship fifty
stand OF rifles TO the Garrett Rifles, at Fair
mont, to-day.
The recent heavy rains caused consider.
able damage along the line OF the Tuscara-
was Valley Railroad.
THE roads arc in fine Condition for
sleighing. "a good fall 81 snow would set
the sleigh.bels to jfngiing.s
A oARpIXER at Pleasant Valley, Ohio,
reports the loss OF 1000 bushels Of potatoes
during the late heavy rains.
MEssRs. ARMSTRONG, CoEN & Co. are
putting machinery in their planning mill
Tor the manufacture ofwagon hubs.
JUSTICE WA iryesterday issued a warrant
for James Lawless, who Is wanted to
answer a charge OF beating his wife.
A STRANGER passing through Bridgeport
yesterdaywanted 10 know which way, the
town Sas!thst Longest, ''this way ora that
way?"
The New Creek Guards, at Keyser, com.
handed BY Capt. VIM. NJ. Welsh, were mus
tered into the service on Tuesday, by Col.
T. B. Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

SupPIg socIAI.-Tbe ladies' Of st. Mat;
thes ! Mite Society give another Of their
pleasant Entertainment In the leptire
room Of the church tonight. Supper will
be served from SIX to eight, alter which the
usual literary programme will DO CARRIED
out. We undsFstand MEs, Whitaker and
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell have consented to
sing. This attraction, the splendid sup
per and the enjoyable evening everybody,
Who attends IL sure TO spendwi doubtless
bring 0 large 0roWdt anticipating this the
ladies have laidti 0 full supply OF eatahlps,
80 those coming late need not fear finding
the "larder empty as they did last
month T0tSELt TljN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

CuRIsTMAsA At TUE DisclPLEs' CHuRc4.z
Ptepantion y being madehythe Disciples
Snnday Seho6l to dive 4 grand ehterain-
ment on Christmas night There will be
several new features introduced rom what
we can learn, that will make the evening
one ofSreSt enjoyment The church isto
he Handsomely deeora,edI "a hne Christ
mastfeo will be loaded with presents ior
0ldandiyOung; and with the soul Inspiring
4strainsot theorgan andthe yoiees.et some
of0uf best musie altalent viii be blended
The sweet harmony OF numerous birds.
The aKfig Is we'll known for his success
q tamusihg his hearers. strlo q