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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
THE COURIS.
cLAIuING AN OLD REWARD.

Consul-General Uriarte, Of Spain, appeared
in the Unltpd states District Court yesterday, before
Judge ChOite defendant IN suit Brought by James
c. Belts proprietor of the Eastern Hotel in this city 10
recover a reward offered Tor the arrest OF Joseph
HolgldO a fugitive from Cuba who arrived here in
March. 1876. HOlgado hcd from Havana with about
S35. 900 ma trust funds lie accompanied by his
two nephews, named Moron. Advertisements were pub
lished Offering "A liberal reward for Intelligence OF
his hiding-pace. Mr Belts, rom the description pub
lishcd, was of the opinion that Spanard who was q
guest N ms house was the man wanted. lie called at
the Consus Office and was received by the chief clerk,
who informed him that il he could cause me mans
arrest the Consul would nay reward of 5000, ana
tbat a Mr. Terra. OF Dcy-st, would pay him r3oo adj
dit!onal ex hours lat the persons IA pursuit were
taken by Mr. Batts the room occupied Dy HolRIoo,
who was ldeutliicd and arrested
After the arrest tho yic-cunsul, Mr kIart, tnil Me-
Dptt- that the reward OF $1,000 would be PAID o MIN hy
the Consul Mr.. Riart pad him In al aoouj el,3oO.
Then the Consul declined - pay more. and suit vas
baglu. The defence cOuteuded tn1t the Consul VS. not
liable for the claim as ne hJd never made definite
agreement, aud II one was made II was oy hiar WHo
was irresponsible. Vne jury returned "A Nerdict III
the plaintiff for $500 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
A QUESTION OF AGE.

The BOOkbinders' Proyident Association or
this city was organized as kind OF mutual' insurance
company for the benefit OF the families OF deceased
,embcr. Jt,ob Hartman became a member April p.
IS73 md continued in good standing until his DEATH
July IS, 1877. According To the socey's methods
there was then due to his children. solomon Harmsn
and Jennie Hlrman. 81 900 This amount the assoc1-
ton refused pay and action was gun Tor It's re-
coycry Yesterday before Juds Freedman, ~ the ~upe
riOr Court, against Robert Beatty. president OF tho
ASSOCIATION. A defence. the president pleaded that
their constitution permitted only persons between mo
ages OF twenty and yyc To become members mat
Harnan became member by fIaudn emily represt Dtug
that hp was only fnrtYhrer years old, when his ull
age was more than fory-hye years The whole case.
therefore turned upon the question OF ns axe; the en-
tire day was occupied yesterday without setting H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
rwo cAsEs oF RREAcH or PRoNIsE.

Miss Selma jacobson recently sued Isaac
schifnan in the Marine Court, for $1,000 damages.
for breach OF promise of marriage In default Of 1000
bail he locked up in Ludlow street Jail He APP
pearod before Judge GoepD with counsel yesterday and
indicated his willingness TO carry out his promise OF
IL then the turn OF The young woman 10
recede She said, through counsel, that she could not
marry Scmman because 10 had threatened that II no
were compelled 70 become her husband he would not
permit her 20 live with him. The defendant claimed
that as he had done what he could 10 fun his contract
he should b. DISCHARGED. THIS motion was denied but
his bail reduced 10 a small amount which he was
abe 10 furnish.
Tho case OF Josie s Rose, quadroon against Minser
Saunders also cOOrcd Tor breach Of promise Of mar
rage terminated before judge McAdam IA the Marine
Court, yesterday morning. y letter read for tho
defence which planun, after their friendship ceased
gave long list OF presents she had made To defendant,
iucludug the motto "God bless our bone which sRe
demanded back. promising IN return 10 surrender TO
saunders ais carpot-bag aud other articles The jury
gave her - verdict Tor ( 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
CALLING ARMY CHIEFS.
-SnERMAN AND SHERIpAN TEsTIFYING.

SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN TESTlFllNG.
a NOTEWORTHY DAY IN The HAzEN coURT-MAR-
1IAL-THE GENERAL or THE ARMY AID HE
LEUrENANT-GENERAL on THE sTAND-GFNER-
AIS WOOD AND sCHoFIELD AND OTHERS ALSO
TESTIFY.
General Hazens conduct at Shiloh and Mis-
sion Ridge and his statements about post
tradershIps were the principal topics in the
Hazen court-martal yesterday. Generals
Sherman, Sheridan and Schofeld were among
the witnesses. General Sherman's evidence
which was brief. related to letter sent by
him 10 General Vincent in regard to the
Stanley charges. General Sheridan testified
concerning the capture of artillery at Mission
Ridge, and General Wood described part Of
that battle. The system of furnishing supplies
was the subject of General SchOfeid'S testi-
mOny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Pay Director John
s. Cunningham has been assigned to duty at the Navy
PAY Office at Philadelphia IN place of PdyDroctor John
Gulick who Is ordered to settle accounts. SurgeonA
: Oberiy is assigned 70 duty at the Torpedo station
Newport r. H. IN place Of George f. Wiuslow, detached
and placed on waiting orders. Medical Inspector Dean
h ttaCned from his present dulles ana ordered 10
mort 10 Admiral Porter for duty as member OF the
Board Of Inspection. Surgeon Edward kershaer j. de-
lachcd from special duty a5 NewIoIk aud ordered 60
tie trainng-slp Minnesota. place Of surgeon Somef-
SET Robinson. detached and placed on waug orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

terrible farce hope some wisdom VIII characteriHo
the Bciious of this body. -.
DR. Ludlow consented to hold his retirement IN aDey.
nnce untI 10 dny immediately after the adjournment
DR. spear crossed to Dr. Van Dykes seat and urged MN
not 10 make motion to slt with closed doors, sdJihs
that 1t would bea very nwfse thing 10 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
AT1EMPTED gIFA-NCRDLR AND SCIciDE.

MooREaTowN, y. j., April 17.-About 7
o'clock s morning Christian Leslie, resident Of this
place shot and dang rOusy wounded his wife, and then
killed himself with the weapon. Excessive drink
,ug lcd q the tragedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Action has been begun in the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn, by William Burtenshaw 10 recover
from tho Long Islam Railroad Company $1,000 dam
ages for the killing OK valuable team OF horses ami inc
destruction OF carriage b. passing train AT tue RAN
road crossing OF Atlantic ant BrOOkynayes, SEPTEMBER
% 1875. In the accident dr.yc- was killed, ana
occupants OF the carriage were injured that 'heJ
died
David Marks against Abraham Block ana
Lazarus Block the title ci suit brought IN lLe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 1G.-The President sent
the following nominations 70 the Senate to-day:
Thomas Mason De Collector OF Customs oit4v Ds.tof
james j. Lnga., postmaster Of Ilollays54re, rsa1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

An Oil City boy who had run away from
home and last returned asked n lg father killed
the fatted calf FOR the pro iga Not much ne replied
enc didn't XIII the fat cd a but lie wanted to slay the
prodigal."- OIL city Derrick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
THURSDAY.

Governor Fremont at latest dates was in New York City.
 J. l.. Fisher sold the Bank Exchange sa- loon fixtureS to-day by auction, realizing something over eight hundred dollars. The large and elegant mirror was bought by tx Mayor Nathan Ellis.
 Col. C. P. Head passed Yuma on the 1s', on his return from San Francisco, and went on up to Gila Bend where lie will remain until he makes arrangements for the ship ment of his goods.
 RAIN ON THE DEsERT.-E. H. Cook, who arrived by stage last evening, reports heavy rains on the desert. IL rained inces- sanity and hard all the way from Yuma to Date Creek.
 NIT. Paddock was brought ,o town ycster- day from Bradsaw by an officer of the law, on q warrant sworn out by Fred Gaines for having stolen from MT. c. a valuable animal. Owing to the District Attorney being occu- pied in the case of the Territory vs. Crum, charged with grand larceny, the eXamiration of Paddock was put off until tomorrow.
 E. H. Cook, son of our model County Treasurer, E. ]. Cook, came m from San Francisco Dy last evenings stage. Young Cook has been in school at inc bay city for a number of years agd occasionally spsnds a vacation in Prescott. We have not inter viewed him as yet, as 10 the duration ot his present visit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Frida y's News.

see notices of applications for patents to valuable mines.
 Milk is sold at 1j cts. per quart by J. D. Cook.
 The best brand of four in the market sold at the IXL store at S6.25 pr. 100 lbs.
 NIT c. A. Franklin and others, leave to- morrow morning for Little Colorado coun- try.
 We are sorry to learn that Hon. GuiIford Hathaway is confined to his quarters with climatic fever.
 THE NEXT $25 KENO Pool will come of at the Cabinet. Saturday evening, the 5th, at Q o'clock sharp. Don't forget it.
 There is nothing being done on the Perry Mine at present, but it seems impossible for property like this to remain idle for any length of time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
wEDNES SDAY.
NO RAIN.

Floods and storms we'll fear 20 more Ca this dry unchanging shore Winds aud clouds may howl and rage And promise rain at any stage, :. But promises, we've had enough, Aud 'copper" now this game or "blutf."
 Girl wanted to do general housework. E For particulars, enquire at this office.
 Postal Agent McKusick IsseNpectsd in 'hls section during the coming week.
 What have the people of Bradshaw done that shey should be deprived of all mail Facilities!
 The people of Kansas are excited over fhe discovery of gold thirty miles southeast ot Wichita in that State.
 The young Prince Louis Napoleon, who es on has way to Afuca, NIli pay pious pisfimage to St. Helena.
 Eli PeIkins is still going about talking 1eopie to death; but it is not the first time feople have been killed with the jawbone 'of an ass.
 The distance from Yuma to Tucson by the new railroad route will be 241 miles, a faylng of B miles over the old stage route.
 Nine thousand lottery tickets have been feht out to agents and disposed of thus far. Oniy three thousand more to be sold.
 The Prescott butchers continue to pro- Nide their stalls with the most delicious cuts of roasts, steaks, etc, to be found in Any country.
 There is going to be calico ball soon, thereiore. VIC would advise the young gents 70 purchase for their sweet hearts a dozen ards or more of the pFetuest kaliker to be fouad in town.
 The Silver King Mine, Pinal County, stlll minutes tp send out large shipments of pellion, and Is said to be increasing in size
 they go down on the lead, and the ore is Pi better character.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
REscoTT, ARIZONA,
Wednesday,, June .4th, 1879.
ACT OF THE LEGIsLATURE.

 An Act to aid in the Construction of Capitol
 Buildings, and for the support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 D. f E,aefe,l by le Legislatirs Issen.bly ef iri- -Oaa Territory;
 SECTION l. It shall he lawful for. and the right, power and authority is hereby grant cd for the period of twenty years, from the first day of February, 1879, to the Arizona Development Company-a corporation or ganized and existing under and by virtue of Inc laws of the Territory of Arizona-and Of iis assigns, Co give public lotteries, at whis'h, or by means Of which money may lawfully be disposed of by chance, anything in the laws of this Territory to the contrary notwithstanding, etc.. etc.
 SEC. 2 The Governor of the Territory of ArizOns, aa'i his successor in office and in the event Of the absence, disqualification or death of the Governor-his legal substitute IS hereby appointed Commissioner to su- perintend the drawing or distribution of SaIu lotteries and each of them, and certify to the correctness thereof, etc., etc
 SEC. 2. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions of this Act, shall be drawn in some public place to be designated by the Com- missioner, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M., and five o'clock P. M., and in a man. ner 10 be approved by the Commissioner, SECTIONS 4, and provide for tho eolIee- ton of ten per cent. from all prizes, and the payment of the same into the Capitol aud School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
wICKENBURG TO CHA BEND.

ED. MINER:-0n my arrival here from Prescott went through to Gila Bend Sta ton on the .. F. R. R. to look at the coun- try and estimate the distance etc, with a vIew to opening a wagon road. l do not think it any farther from here to Gila Bend than it IS to Maricopa Station. There can be as good road, if not better, than via the old White Tank road tO the mouth of Salt River and thence to MaricOpa Wells. There i, but little sand from Smiths mill to Park CTS Station on the Gils River where there is an excellent gravelly ford. From that place to the Railroad there IS a good hard Ioad-nO sand. There wiIl be some ravines to till up and some grading to get through the low hills that are in the way. The people here say that they will pay some thing towards making the road. Parker, st the river, and Decker, ot Gila Bend Station, also evince a willingness to assist in open ing this route as soon a. they know what Prescott is willing to do in the matter. Tom Hodge will dig a well half way from smiths mill to the Gila, if Prescott wants the road.
 Active operations have commenced on the new mill of the Arizona Central Min ing Co. and things are booming under the supervision of supt CusenberY.
 Wickenburg, Alp. lst. ]. $. RkNDAL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Certificate of Territorial Treas,

l, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer of Arizona Territory, hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed in my office its acceptance in writing of the Act of which the above is copy, and has also filed tn my office a bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars. which bond has been approved by the Governor, and an As soclaie Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- zona Territory, conditioned for its faithful performance Of the provisions of said Act.
 THOMAS j. BUTLER,
 Territorial IreaSurpr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

please say "adrertiscti.' s
 Crouch, C. B.; Conway, w.; Garlic, W: Cortney,L; Dean. W II; Dougherty, W; Dean, A F; Ewing, T; F,tznatrick J 3, Freeman, WIZ; Fisher, c F.; FlanEery, T; Fuqua, ] W; Hoover. L E-2; Hanks, c; Hal lawsy, D; Jones, E E-2; Jones, W C; John son, W-2; Johnson. R M-2; Jansson, R; Johnston, R B; Kelly, Nj J; Lewis, W II; Madigan. NJ; Ncwby, J B; ornaId, II; Pres ton, W H: Patterson, O.; Robrson, Nancy Reamy,J S-2; Randolph, A; Shoemaker, E; Taylor, Miss Aggie; Winthrop, c; Winthrop O w; Williams, ].
 List of letters, week ending Apr ,, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Stock and Dairy Ranch .oR SAIEss

good Stock and Dairy Ranch, well improved with new dwelling house, stone ndlk house. ccrrsis well and out houses, all conveniently arranged for carrying c he st ~ rasing and oairyiuR business. good range and pl y of running water. Situated on Lower Big Bug aL Agus fria and of easy access to the Tipiop Feek, ai t3Fsdshaw mines. Terms reasonable. Apply
 ED. WELLS, Prescott,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
J. L. FISHER & CO.,,
AUCTION SALES

Saturday next April sth, st sslesrooIa, lot Of Fur niture, Horses and basnce cf property in Zimmerman Estsle suHdrias, etc,
 SatIrdaytApri l9th, salesrooms Lot of Commisary Sto-es, Cooking Stove, Prunes, Chih Colorado Tea, kfr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Proclamation of the Governor.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


 FEB. 20th, 1879.
 I, John c. Fremont, Governor of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and ox .oiIicio Commis- sioner to superintend the drawing of lotte- ries for the support of the Public Schools. etc, by virtue Of the power and authority vested in me by law, do hereby designate as the place where the first Lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Com pany, the Theatre in Prescott, the Capitol of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall i1o the flh day of June, 1879. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and . o'clock F. .M
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of the Territory of Arizona, this 20th day of Feb ruary, \. D. 1879.
 tsEAL.l JOHN c. FREMONT,
 Governor and ex-ofticiO Lottery Com'r. The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres cott, on JUNE 4lh, 1879, or sooner, if all the tickets are sooner disposed of, on which oc- cas!on there will be distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
& TYPEl!

MILLER & RICHARD, TYps FoUsosy AID PA. PSR WAREHOUSE, SsS FsAEclsco. cAL. DEALERS N notE REQUIRED nY PRtsrt7s Qua AARo METAL Soo1oa TYpE IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO ss rHE BEST m TIE WORLD. e=isa ossIsoUs oF INCREASING OUR svpalv oRorRs soa Ke~ OUTFITS n AsY FART or ksi-oH, AT COST PRICE. SPECIMEN Books AND PaloE Ltsrs SrssT rRcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
GOVERNMENT AWARDS,
BY CHIEF QuARrERMAsrER GEO. H. WEEKS

Contracts for delivery of Fuel, Forage, etc, in the Department of Arizona, during the fiscal year ls79-s0, awarded by Depart meat Commapder, March 29, 1897.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Notice.

Au persons vbo kpeN thesnselYsE t-asbssd ta E HANS, Ntil do sell io settle immediately, as such accounts without distinction are obliged Co bs placed in an Attorneys hand for collection.
 Prescott, Ar-fl Sfh ls7q.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
LETTER LIST.

Pers-ns in calling for any of these letters please say "adSertiscti. $
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
THE MINERS ASSAY OFFICE,

Aseay Of silver sl- Sl gold and silver g. 0a. Other ores assayed ss corresponding rsfe AD assays guarsn- teed Gold and silver melted Into bars Working made mines examined. sales negotiated. etc.
 mf. w.H wILLIsCRAFT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

CAMP APACHE.
 NAME. ARTICLE. PRICE L. & H. Huning, 100000 lbs. Cora, g 94
 do. 100,000lbs. Barley, 94 Frank Staples, 1900 Cords soft wood, 90
 do, 700 tons hay, 26 90 Gilbert Haggarf, 1000 bushels charcoal, 30 L. < II. Tuning. 20,G00 lbs. bran, 3 30
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

An Aet to aid in the Construction of Cspitol Buildings, and for the Support of Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
sherins Sale.

Four thousand and sixteen troy ounces ofHackberry bullion were sold by auction at the Court House door at noon to-day, to satisfy two judgments, one of F. W. Bake, and tic other belonging to Mir. Bigby of Mohsve county. Sol Lewis became the purchaier for s2,500.
 At the same tune and place, the interest of R. C. Wood in the Kit Carson mine was snld to M. Goldwater 10 satisfy a judgment in favor of J. Goldwater k Bro. The bid was something over 5000.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
Esabi.uai Constipation.

Is generally difficult to care il
you lead Il closely ooaGnod life
You have rcsorted to pills, but they
are too strong and sickcning to take
all the time. The best informed
people now use Saline purga,ivc
which is mild, cooling and pleas
ant, and far preferable to pills and
one that acts promptly ana effect
ualIy and free from pam. That
remedy is BaIey's Saline Apericnt,
1t sparklcs and ioams just like a
glass OF soda water, is as pleasant,
is cooling in summer, and relieves
habitual constipation, cures sick
headache, soui stomach, heartburn,
etc, and for dyspcptics it has no
superior. Only so cents for bottles
containing 20 doses, which places
it in reach of the mechanic and la
boring man.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Sore,
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
Z. BONN: I'nl!.agc.

That phenomenal Preacher, Rev
7. Witt Talmage, comes out OF
has long Church trial triumphant
and he follows IT up appropriately
with another Of his brilliant and
powerful books 1t is called ihe
Mask Torn O6," and embraces the
series of lectures and sermons
against the Faes of Sociey, given the
last six months, embracing among
other things ms experience and OBJ
servations in his walks about New
York last winter IN the haInts OF
wee and wIckedness in company
with Policemen and Elders Of his
Church, and,which created such II
marked sADs9tion at the time. The
book is sold by subscription and
presents u chance to Agents to
make money. The Publishers, n
b. Thompson &. Co., advertise in
another column.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
lcadquartcrs.

John L. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
Again we are prompted to say
that crop prospects were never
more hattering in this county than
at the present, a large proportion
of the corn crop being ready to 1ay
by"
-Wc omitted to mention the
fact m our last issue that T" Loves
Sacrifice" was rendered on the
night OF the Goth ult., by the 0. IL,
e. d. Association, to the entire sat
isiaction OF large and intelligent
audience.
Why will YOU suffer with a shak'
ing chll or burning fever! Two
doses of Cuban Touic, the Great
West Indies Fever & Ague Remedy,
Will stop chill, while one bottle
will break them up for years. Try
4 at j. l.. Driver & Co.'s drug store.
Fish have been ripe in thus
country n month or two, but mas
much as we have no loaiers in town
who are industrious enough to 90
out and catch EN-, and the motto OF
onr farmers is "busiress before
Measure" we have been unable to
gnaw the carcass Of 2 single one.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
s. To Esr or Not 20 ssc. -

1t is a question Of importance to
all afflicted creatures, whether they
will be cured OF disease by RENE
dies which leaye a long train OF
bad aitere effects, or by medicine
that strikes at the cause of the NAL
ady and cradleates IT, without
doing any more harm than that
much water? CLIFFoRD's FEBRI
FuGE, for the cure of all diseases
caused by malaria' il a palatablc,
powerful Antlperiodic and Tonic,
and yet never produces headache
noise in the ears, deafness or any
of the evils consequent on the use
Of Qninine, Arsenic, etc.
j. c. RICHARDSON, Prop.r,
For sale by all druggists. St
Louis.
The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
A Handsome Income For An En-
ergetic Lady or Gentleman.
Peter Parse,
Fulton, Tenn.

The Ohio Scale Works of Cincin-
naii have just completed and are
now introducing to the public II
handsomely finished Family Scale,
an article that has always been
needed in every household, and in
a communication addressed TO the
publisher Of this paper the proprie-
tors ask rs to refer them to some
reliable party, to introduce it for
them to the people Of this County.
1t is very seldom thata new article
steps so suddenly INTO universal
favor. Housekccpcrs are loud III
its praise, it is always ready, there
are no weights to get lost, or to be
hunted up, is reliable, and will not
get out OF order. The description
Of them is a spiral spring so scien.
tifcalIy adjusted as to weigh any
thing up to twelve pounds with
perfect accuracy, on top ot the col
umn is the platform on wbieh the
articles to be weighed are placed,
and they baye an adjustable indi.
Gator so that you can take the tare
of any vessel you may use in weigh
ing, giving you the exact net
weight. Housekeepers at once see
their value in weighing fruits, sug.
ars and other ingredients used in
preserving, cooking, etc, or IN test
ing the weights oi purchases from
others,
The Scales are made of all Brass,
are highly polished and are finish
ed ia skiltul manner. They are
very attractive and take the eye OF
every one who sees them.
Ii seems to us that nearly every
family in th;s ooantry will want one,
and is certainly fare opportunity
tor some smart and energetic party
to pick up quite nice li,tlc income
during the next few months. The
Company has agents in other com
ties who are easily MAILING from
So 90 to $500 per day selling them,
and we womb reccommend parties
in need OF employment to drop tho
ONO SCALE WORKS, No l25
and III Central Avenue, Cincinnati,
OHIO, n Postal Card, and all intor
nation etc, will he cheerfully given
them by mertioring our paper.
John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.