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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
THE GENUINE DIR. c. McLANE'S Celebrated American WORM SPECIFIC
 OR VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,

WHE countenance is pale and leaden- Il colored, with occasional fushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu- pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir- ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes vo,acious, with gnawing sensation of the stom- ach, at others, entirely gone; neeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir- regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not subsequently tinged with blood belly swollen and hard urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but gener- ally irritable, &c.
 Whenever the above symptoms
 are found to exist,
 DR. C. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
 will certainly effect cure.
 IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form; it is an innocent prepara- tion, nof capable gf doing Me slightest iya,y to Me moa tendt, mfant.
 The genuine DR. McLANE's YER MrFUGE bears the signatures of C. Nc LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the Wrapper. -;O;-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
MAKE HENS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist now travelling in this county that most of the Horse and Cattle Pow ders sold hero worthless trash He says that Shcridans Condition Powders absolutely pure and immensely valuable Nothing earth will mako hens lay like Sheridau's Condition Powters- Doso 6rc teaspoonfal to pint f>S'
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
Receipts of peaches in this marke

Receipts of peaches in this market the past week averaged about 1000 boxes daily-a large increase over previous weeks. Fully three-fourhs of the fruit is clingstone, while free tsone peaches are scarce and wanted at 75c to 1.50 abox, Clings are con siderably lower. Most of the rc- ceipts are from Texas, and the adap- liability of the cliDgs for shipping long distances, accounts for so many of them being on market In two weeks more Baltimore and northern Michigan will probably try our mar ket.--Rural World.
 The election of Tilden would be au unspeakable calamity to the country, and infinitely worse than that to the democratic party. Til den likes his money too we'll to scat, ter it broadcast in Ohio, where it can do him no good, when his future hinges entirely on New York; New York Express.
 Improve the homestead. Sur round it with shade trees, evergreens and flower beds, Patch up and paint the outbuilding. Improve the surroundings, enlarge the orchards, add to the beauty and value of home. There are many little convcniences that can be secured at little expense. These little things will make life much more comfortable.-Ru World.
 This is just the time for farmers to cut the brush, small trees, shrubs and briars that are sometimes to be found in meadows, pastures and cul- tlyated fields. Clean them out now, and they will not grow again. It will improve the looks and condition of your farm August is the month to do such work and make a clean job of it, shrubs and trees cut now will not throw out fresh suckers. - Rural World.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
F E Y E B 5

Malarial and all levers can be avoided by keeping the stomach, bowels, liver and kidneys in healthy condition with RICHARDS TEETOTALTONIC Ply sicians rely on the ingredients of this remedy for their safety from disease, and all who take this tonic escape sick ness and levers of every kind. No other remedy so surely corrects and removes every morbid tendency, and it must be tried to know the perfect health and strength it's use insures. Drug gi.ts sell 1t. VAN BUSkIRK & CO, l8 Ncaoy Street, New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21
.Hs sssA! asEAHsAs MEDICINE,
DR. 6. W. HARKEYS ChoIagogue, or Haivsrs'lbivezNstisias


 Is now, improved to its highest pitch. After long and hard study l can safely say we have one of the best compounds ever offered to the public. Seven leading medicines so combined that they are in harmony, assisting each other in their action, thereby improving digestion and as simulation, eliminating poisons from the blood, acting as good and safe purgative, high tonic blood purifier and alteratlve, which if used in time Will prevent almost all kinds. of dis eases. Have you Dyspepsia or Indiges- tion? Have you Liver Complaint of any kindf
 Have you Constipation of the Bowels?
 Have you Sick Headache, or Sour Stomach? Have you Bad Cold?
 Have you Bad Appetizer
 Have you Inward Fevers?
 Have you Cough?
 Have you an Ague Cake9
 Do you want to prevent Chills and Fever?
 Do your bones ache?
 Do you feel stupid?
 Do you imagine trouble?
 Do your children suffer from indi gestion or worms?
 If so, then assist nature by taking Dr. G. W. Harkey's Cholagogue, or Universal Liver Medicine.
 Always shake the bottle before us ing.
 We have sold since last spring, ov CT one hundred gallons, which has given perfect satisfaction.
 Plenty of testimonials can De had if necessary.
 Put up by
 J. Nj. HARKEY & BRO.,
 Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-08-21

AGENTS WANTED for the best and fastest selling Pictorial books ahd bi- bles. Prices reduced B per cent. Ma tional Publishing Co.,, Philada., Pa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Fridays News.

Gen. Fremont, and MT. Wilkins, agent for the California Cracker Company. ar rived in Prescott yesterday.
 We understand that Matt F. Lark.n is q candidate for Councilman, at the forth. coming election in January.
 Messrs Cook and Nash have gone to Phe. nix, with theIr teams, for the purpose of purchasing seed, wheat and barley.
 Hon. c. c. Beou has consented to lend his name in connection to the Mayoralty of Prescott. His announcement appears else where in the MINER:
 There is no definite news as yet from the Gillett stage robbers. It is reported that they have gone in the direction of Sonora, which is probably tue case.
 c. ". Walker is another one of those who wants to dc the city assessing. Mr- Walker las had experience h that line, and will, if elected, do hIs duty well.
 Bishop Jones, of Mesa City, Salt River, we understand will soon emigrate to Sonora. church at Salt Lake, to go where he pleases tA AaS AAtCiost oi iuS i<abaci Aos 0aiAsS.
 T. W. Otis, postmaster at Prescott, has been authorized to effer $20O for the arrest and conviction of each of the men who stopped the stage near .Gillett las: week and wounded Thomas so that he died in a few hours after.
 Louis Kingman, engineer in charge of the surveyors of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, will soon be h Prescott. Letters are in the post office at this place awaiting him, and he has written MT. Otis to held them until his arrlYal.
 We are told that the new crop of wheat and barley in the Salt River Valley, is up and looking thrifty. II. ". Brizzee, who has lived on the Pacific coast for over 90 years, and has tried different sections in the pursuit of granger, thinks the Salt River Valley superior for all kinds of fruit and grain raising to Los Angeles county.
 THE MINER has never sad tha. Prescott was going backward. Our exact words were that Present., the most beautiful city in Anzona, is gaining but little in prestige or power" and then we advised action in the procuring of reduction works, etc. It is useless, however, for us te attempt to cor rect any misstatements made by these who feel that re are iiriEg. We might as well advise hungry dog not to eat piece of fresh meat as to try and correct the miseon- structions of the "loyal." We would re- mind our dear friends that we have little more at stake in Prescott than the martyrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Looking For a Safe Place.

William Mozart, who was killed last night in the tunnel at the Tiger Mine, passed through Prescott shsrt tune since from the yulture, near Wiekenburg, where he had been at work in the mine. While in Prescott, he remarked to friend that he considered the Yulture very dangerous place to work in, as the chambers of the mine are large and unsupported by timbers. He feared that the Vnlture would cave in, and said he would not work there longer for $l0 per day. He went 10 the Tiger, hired out, considering it safe place, but alas. his time had come, and he was called away 10 the ''other side in the twinkliug of an eye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
THE MOST Convincing Testimony.
N rR00r OF DIl. czArKAY,s

N PROOF OF DIR. cZApKAY,s
 Great seeess In iis line et pretiee no more eonsiao- ing evidence cad be wanted than the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAvIT;
 f Aost Hioadsgfid s.aleneat cf e Cure Per fyrsRed.
 Authenticated by she Rev. D. s. Syln,gtou Pastor of Dansiiie Contra Costa cosmtyl Church. Sna others, neisbofs of the iairseaioasly restored stliferer. Cure Of Servoas and 1hysicai Prostretion and Epi- eptc Fit hcstaz-u Co health and happiness by DR. GZAIkAE5 peculiar sysfsin of treatment after sever al physicians haa failed.
 SWORN STATEMENT.
 B. r. creuz, carpenter and joiner. of DAnyle Goa tra Costa county. Ca1fcrnia being daiy sworn aoes oepose and say. aln mnrriade father of Eve ckiirsn and 4eis3-4fe yeafs Of nse- More tnan year ago, ul.e si work became eissy aad fell ths ground afai sars bad several islng nts. became physical- y and mentally prestrate. very nervous af tse could ot see1, ny ilyer and Eiaaeys inactive and was my complaint be heart diseake and gave ne great deal of medicine, which took but t0 10 good. com scarcely N-k In October, lsII. addressed Dr. l.. q. czapbus, San ErzResco stating ny sickness above described, ssani H he thought he could do aEythtns Tor te. and spoE tav1rahls reply placed nyss der hts trealnelt. hzye fully rugained my Te- eral health, hzro had cK4sprc Ats, since taking his mesicinos aud asn able to do good days work. Ny sleie systsln has iy his trcansaf teen tharouvhls eh4Eed and rey2hzai and hssc sa5e1 over t4eiits- one pounds since began io tnse his medicines. oui of grstitnds toward Dr. czsiSsy, and hoping that may be The ef directing other poor saefare to hiss suake ihis brief statement of facts concerning &ae Ae tfs-A4fnelt Att4i fct91i kAblf eSstai flat confident he a thoss simiar- c afflicted. D. F. cREUZ, iL,sl Subscribed and Co before me, this f2ih day of FebEuE1y, fsfs. NIo H. TUnNEn. ff.a.f
 Justice of the Pesce. confrs Costa county. Cal.
 ISDoBaEMENr.
 The undfrhisuesi, neighbora aud sequaintAncos or fr B. P. Crexs ee4sifg thst have known nira dur Ig bis iancss sif ta the facie st4 n f0rcguine sfadEylf zre fgls oI our OSn knowledge.
 70. x. Syminetcn, Pastor Of Dautilie Church. l.. He-8, vugaIlIi1sses, DaBriie.
 !. II. bicEuizua ti. c. Nichulson.
 IMPORTANT. THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CrRE
 --As PEAcTIoEn Hr--
 DIR. L. l. CZAPKAY, l27 Montgomery St. between Bush < Sutter, Has proved almost universally suoeeosln in the most diet aud obstnHts chronic diseasus, even Afsr they hese P~slatsd ths ordi sazy routine Of practice.
 DIR. CZAPKAY Ia pre-1nnenily fortunate iE the treatment Of An ob- stnate chronic disesseg, and his great medical ability has been snoce.tfuy tesifd m fhls city tweny-ve yasFs. and to his wSaderfui k tisrc many living witnesses srnung who tesfy that they the pro Ioneston uf fir Lives hi7, while hundreds 0f oth- CTS who were lingering from chronc diseases Of the heart, ungs sgr ftolasch and kneys, have been fni W restored Co heaiih. noy1fyI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05

Dr. NJ. O'Connell notifies the public of Prescott, that he can cure all cancers. ulcers. tumars and all kinds of chronic sores, with cut the use of any kind of instruments, and without drawing blood. He does his work well. Sure cure guaranteed or no pay. He will be in town in few days, where he can be consulted by letter or verbally. For further information inquire of C. W. Beach, at thls office. He expects to be secured for his services before operation. n2Sf
 The Pearl otl, NoS EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed 50 fire test, az Ellis store. j3O
 Dried Nectarines, Cherries, Plums, Ger man Prunes, aud RlSckberries at Ellis Store.
 loo cAss Security Coal oil. iso Are test, a, L. Ba.- ford Co's.
 cheice frasA groceries dzect from Eastern markets ai L. Rsshford Co.'S
 Imported wines and liquors st x < C EIlis'. s27a
 Fresh nectarines jus, received at \. .6 C. Ellis. j30.
 Jtsst received fuI line of the choicest brzads cf TohzecOs and Cigars, at l.. BasAfOsd S Co.'S,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Notice far Publication.

LAND OFFICE, TnEscoTF. A. T.,
 Nov, 27th, 1879. Notice is hereby given that tho following settler " has filed notice of his intention to make find proof in support of hts claim and nnsl entry thereof at the e1paiO1 of thirty days from the date Of this notice, Vtz. CHARLIE II. sTEAKNS, of Yevrpai Go. NJ of sEia and swil of sEil Sec l8 and Nf.a4 Sec g Twp 10 NB w. and the names the following his witnesses, via: Abner Wade of Yayarai county and Oscar Mann, of Yayapai county.
 VA. \. KELLY, Register. Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 2T, is7s.-5s
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IDuIDFBs or STEAM MACHINERY Tc ALL ITS
 l-.urtla.. slanfaLna,. siaan.alLII. nna lanl
ENGINES q BOILER.
HiFh Frsssure or compJmd.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded vixen advisahls.
 sTEAN HofLEks aPaTzscuiar afsra!ioa given to tls 1nsftg ~ the naters71 workfnaafhp, and but hfss-cisss work Frolfced.
 WATER PIPE. cf boiier or sheei iron. of aay sizs. male fo sutshla longth fer conseetftg togeshsr. ts be fiyite1 ob ths ground.
 HYDRAULIC RfYETISG-- Bcllrw work and wssss tsf= faada ty tiis establishment. ri4ifsd ky kF-
 su.ts Fire.ia4 uEes soery, tst quality af vurk being fsr superior Q aza9 aSfk.
 PEMPs--Fog fafziing of any capacity end Of hnf stys-. Oar sxis of alrocL compound eaaf1ns, with 7rile line af giI7ipi. particularly ended. we rsfsr Co taae "a use, nst having bcea broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGfNEs for andsreroaErs vork frrignspn ey ~aiefwprks pugposes bulh E4tA otisfT.
 MINING MACHINE Rg--lnsrfn uifsia, y,a1r bsiiars. koisins nisctisft. slskine hVi Gag sBsiss, sfsr machinery ieqairesl. octl7sn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Noticc ef Assessl,ent.

To James Miles. James Fiuiey ssd Alexander David
 
 You hereby notified that l have expenled one hundred dollars in labor sud improvements upon the Madden Nis, HutR5ng fnsnng district, fasapA1 coun- v. AriKonA crder fo bod tho said premises under the provisass of section 2a Revised Statutes of the United states, and withlf ninety days alter this ce by publication ySe fa refuse to contribute your proportion of such expendlture your in eress in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said section 2s1&- A. SHELBY.
 Prescott, A. T., Nov, A, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Village Election.

The regular Village Election of Prescott, win take place on the
 First Tuesday in January. 1880. ss which time thero win be elected: Two Councslznen, One Mayor, One Marshal. One Assessor, One Treasurer, One PorDdmastsr. The rosls viT be held ., the osos ofths Village Re- eordor, a said Village. The Polls win Dc open from 70 A. \. 70 &P.N
 CHAs. D. RUSH, RECORDER. Prescott, December 2ad, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
Sale of Real
 Estate.

Notice s hereby given, sha; n pursuance of sn order of tho frobate Court, of the county oz Nohave thc Territory cf Arizona made the s1sh day of Sep e1atrr. k ID. lS9 n the ter of tsr of James P. Bun deceas q, the unersisnsd, tho ssainlsrstor Of said estate viii afier Monday. the fssh day Of December next sell ct prfYate sale upon the .crs and conditions hereinafter meniicrcd and subject to ths confirmation of said Probate Court all tae ri9ts tiile interest ettste of the said James r. B at the time Of sis ea and all tae right tfe interest and esae that the said eetste has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other za ia addition tn that Of the sad Jsnc P. Bull, at the tiTs his death Id and to nat certain lot parcel of land staas Ia Min erai fsrk. fn Mohave county Arizona TeFrflory, ur the s0uthefiy side of btstn street. joining on the northeas,wsriiy side the lot oT VI. n. Hardy son, having frontage said Man street of thirty ing same vidth to inc vxsh sossiisaet s-Ifv from the village, said Iot being the ca which stands the building Knosn aE Bua's Salson.
 Also, thst certain other land sifats ia ssla MaeFal Park and on the sortheTiy side of said Main ssrre having frvnagess1 seta N sn street tseusy- fve feet and extending back to She SAsh assrsSasi bounded the ncrthesstvardly eide by the los os Charss AohisaD. and tue sshvo<tcry side bJ the iot of nreon S Spear.
 Bis for the purchase of said prorerty or sIthr s. thereof nay be eft Nith the uadfFsiREea d 5he fost sfacs st aaid Mirer.s Pzrk.
 TcFns and conditions of sale aa foIlovs. nua-thirs te purchase money to be paid ia cAsh the time of ,e sals the fcsid1c in equal rayIueats ks sixty sad ninety avs with security for the sane he approved hy the Frcuate JtsaVe. W. M. KRIDER kdn'r of the Estate os Jauos r. Bad, deo. a.
 Mi'srzs fars, ATizoss, Hov. IS is7s.-2ses
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CONSUMPTION Positively Cure d

kf saaersrN fr3aa zessss ihaf sanloas to te rt,rt sslua lzy rtF. HssnsT.a CeahraseA ceasansl- tive f9sTss I1ssa FoDseFs krs lhH ss fIresarHfson knasn fhat FA iisa Snd k- dtsszsss of the throat saa 4zEileei. straag fkzsh iI, shsss a5d sse ta csFf-ef yga thsf fhss as ham, bes. stll fgEWsfl ts eFsfg seGsr1z tT aaii post pad a frsx afsEi bsx.
 Wa don't sand gusI lno1ey uEt4 yoa perfectly skliefed sf tlflf csEatlts YoSege. If ycnr hfe is ~afh as7tsFs 4er't eeiag sa EislnR tssss Pssiesa tris3 Es .keg -uf1F 9strt. Boa
 fFies, ssF iafse eqx. Sl. ssut Co sny paTf of ths Uaite1 ssstss CE1aas hy nal, FosFt ef prsue-
 A8serzs
 ASH k ROBBINS,
 novsy1 ssss Euifsa strezs, BrsoaIsR. r. Y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
NotIce to Creditors.

Probate Court, YavApai County Arizona Territory
 Estate of LOUIS wkIAIERT, deceased. Notice Is herebJ given by the undersigned, the ex- ecutor of the estate 9f the said Louis wcncr deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased. 10 exhibit the game, Nfth necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this nOce 10 the undersigned at his place of bus ness to wit: at Raiblc's saloon, south Mouirs suns Street, Village of Prescott. Arizona
 JOHN RAIBLE. Exeeutor said Estate. Prescott, December 2nd, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
For Village Marshal.

The su scribe- at the solicitation of many citizens, begs leave herewith announce himself a candidate for the office of Village Marshall al the ensuing election
 J. M. pODSON. Prescott, Dec. 2d, 1879.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be iE arrears for the Weekly MISER;arc requested to send the amoant Tn, otherwise the paper will be discontinued. We send no dunning letters. C. Y. BEACH.
 Prescott, Nov. If, 1879.
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IFor Village Treasurer.

The undersigned hereby announces himseld as a can didae for the office Of Village Treasurer the ing election.
 D. II. WEAVER. Prescott, Dec. lth, 1879.
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Business Notice.

John F. Meaaor Is duly aithorzsd to attend 10 huss ness for me during my absence in CAforniA. and for ne and In my Ia4e, receive and receipt for fnoeyf due me. Being my aftorneyf fact he is authorized L sign and AcKnvEiedge pag1e ny name. He ts also appointed Deputy Territorial Treasurer, snd VII a. tend any and all business, official or cShfrNsc. Az fuIiy as Iiqt or could do were prssert ia person.
 T.s- BUTLER
 Prescott Oct. sth. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
strayed-Reyard.

The undersigned lost from the Clipper Mil, on the Hassayainpa, i4st Sovemeer COW and calf. ike eos is red has square and letter left hip ear. nised crop and slit on the right and crop od inc let- The call has 6 square brand the Jeff hip and Inzrkea c the ears with crop and slit in the right and si in the left liberal reward will be paid for intor nation which will lead to their recovery. Cal at th
 T. U CARTER. PRKscorT. Nov. sth, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05

Wanted Immediately !.

ossalifed teacher to teach the Public School n the village of st Johns, County of Apache One who is conyersznt with the spanish lA4guaee pEefsrrsi
 CHAS. 4. FRANKLIN,
 Chairman, Beard school 1E1Etee6. st. Johns. A. T. October 27th, Is7s.-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer Mayor.

The undersigned announces that he will the tizens of Prescott as Mayor Of the Village subject to he decsion however, of the voters on election day
 c. c. BEAN. Prescott, Dec. g. 1879.
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For Village Assessor.

The undersigned respectfully announces himsclf as oGndaate for Village Assessor a tho ensuing election. Prescott, Dec. 5. is79, GEO. ". WALKER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05

The Si. Lawrence river was frozen to that extent on November 22nd, that steamers were compelled te hang up for the winter.
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For Village Treasurer.

The undersigned respectfully announces that he will be candidate for tho oce of Ysllags Treasurer. at the ensuing election tue second Tuesday ia Janrary and socits the support Of ax-payers within the city limits. r. M. DE BORD.
 Prescott, Dec. Sd, 1879.
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For Village Assessor.

I hereby announce myself as . candidate for re- election to tie oce of Village Assessor the cnsa- ing elcatson. c. II. LA BERTEU.
 Prescott, December Sd, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05
EoR sALE.

The subscriber oers to sell, close to the northern boundary line of the Village of Prescott. I acres Of land about 50 of which suitable for resdtcas and iowa lots with 25 of garden so, where in time Of the most drought there is water enough for any kind Of mill or works. PETER BhOiSAND
 PzkscoTr, Nov. 9th. lsI9-2m
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SIcK1E ESSl

FrKNAxExTLT craxD-no Ar-alsas--sy ous sarnfka saEza ef FF. fs1ulssas Ce3flr1fs3 Tafashs Tfz Faazefa 70 csEsiHte flf thsf shaes fzszF- 5srs s ftS3fa Ger E ses1 tlers ky n zL feft pad sra ffss4 boa Aa lsT ftrsasar8 tis sy Fafstc' sG iaas bee Eale tz.s 6zseass sFris Eisss. eel ss ssr k0e~ sas tAuaEalzs hess Ell Sssfst1ss ftx1sx1e1s Co every taee. or faaa Fon Ah rdsas5 str sksed. k1 szHcrxre sttozia ssse thsss RzstETs ss esF tgG aa4 hs sgaTiassd of slss3r c1rtstee FSesgx-
 Price fsT large fssE sssa. oF baxaa fof sia aat iy Fssi ts aty psr e t Cslsssi states Canada aa rs- ee3ss os FE4ce. CT trTe1rress c. O. D. Aalrc.s
 ASH & ROBBINS.
 @ Fasfan ssrpss, nsoo1iyn. T.
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For Village Assessor.

The undersigned woGld respectfully announce him self caadaate for the oftce of yiNage Asscss n tas ensuing election.
 Prescott, Dec. sth. 1879.
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For Village Marshal.

A. r. FEATHER announces himself Q candidate for the office of Village Marshal the election Jaru ary 6sh, 1ss0.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE!
UNSURPASSED IN PRESCOTT

--O-0-O- Mas. A. HAMILTON has HOW perfected arrafsgeEaeati for boarding lIlllfsd nallhsr gentlemen. Ihe YsT1 beet nf fare wn be given. For particulars enquire oi the undersigned, oIe dooF sogh os Judge Hugrsss's residence.
 Mas. A. HAMILTON PRKscorr A. T., Nov. ls-tf.