The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-10
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 ARIzoNA-TBE NEW BoNANZA.-Msjor k. II. McDanIels, at rhe solicitation of many friends, has consented to favor the pubic vita his popular lecture entitled as above, m the new Court House, some evening next weeK-probably Thursday. This lecture filled Platt's HaIl, San Francisco, on more than one occasion, and was pronounced throughout California, where the Major delivered it to crowded houses, to be not only beautiful in its imagery, interesting in iIs historical and statistical fAcis, valuable for its information, but eloquent in its de- livery. We bespeak for the Major large and apprcciative audience in Prescott, where he is so we'll and favorably known, and where he gathered most of the data upon which his lecture is founded
 SIcKYEss.-Ju>t ar this time there is moic sickness amOng adult persons, in and about Prescott, than we have ever known. Among those who are seriously Ill are Charley Yates and Hank Bleds C. Charey's sSmp- ,oms were said tO be better this morning, and it is believed by their physicians that both will weather the storm. Mrs. Capt. J. F. Hargrave has also been quite u3well for several days, but not dangerously SD. William GilsOn, of Date Creek, informs us that Jas. Oncal, the sheep man, Is very sick. All of those are affected more or less with pneumonia, or lung fever, which ap- pears to be the prevailing disease this season.
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 EDITOR MINER After fifteen centuries of struggles and misery, France did, on the 9th of this month, conquer her entire inde- pendence and freedom. The Throne is for ever in the dust, and the Church in pluce where she can't do any harm. The Land which gave birth to the declaration of he rights of maR, and the Land of those great philosophers of the 18th Century, Voliaire, Diderot, D'Alembou, and Besumarcbuis, has taken possession of her whole self and will march, hand in hand, with the great Repub- lie of the Western Hemisphere, io the con quest of Right, Justice and Humanity Their motto will be Honor, Independence, Labor Long life to tho Sister Republic
 X FREScHNAN.
 Prescott, January, 9th, 1879.
 Postofice letter IIsf.
 Tho following is list of leiters remaining In the Prescott postoitice, Yavapai CouAty, Jan. Fl, lsTp.
 Allison, F; Anderson, c W; Banmort R: Botind. J: Barley, II: Blackburn, ] E. T IT.. M n . Clark, ] ChandIoin, F. A; Dagy, M Al Eddy. W C-2; Edwards. J J; Falls " R; Frazier, D R; Feraman, A T; Fremon, D W; Enybersan Wm; Goodman, J. Holden, W R; IIamlin. C S: Kolb. A; LceFy, J Max well, ] C; Myor. Nj Mckay, F. Prime, c Pat,erson, II h; Persons, " H-2; Robert son, ! A; Savorion, C.; Summer, A; Shaw, J Strayhan, F; sorrill, "; Tomlinsan, T;i Thompson. . Taylor, Wm-e; Yernes B-2; WaIkersan, ] Wright, C F; Young. c Wa Young ],
 Just received full line of imported French hrandies and Dry Mum Champagne, also Kentucky whisky, at
 de RoRFRT CoSxEIIs.
 Bowen. Knowles & O.. received 600 cans ! Df fresh oysters last evening, which they sold io Thomas Whitehead, who is going ,o open an oyster saloon
 The popalar IXL Auction House has just l received a new invoice of goods. Stock I must bo reduced al any price.
 Go io the TXI. Auction House and sec i heir immense stock of Embossed oIl Clo;hs II 70 cguls Der ysrd-just the "cheese'' for tlachs iahie covers,
 The largest stock of boots aud shoes now ,n hand will be sold cheap, hy l.. Bsshfori ! Co dIg
 lto for the winter. Shawis and Nubias n great assortment, at astonishingly low prices, at the lXL Store
 Kip boots from sI to ss at A. J |. Mason's ;ty Root and Shoe Store. a9g