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Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
Where to Buy Your
Clothing.

OAooS'
We have opened in
Wilmington, Del, at
Sixth and Market SITS,
next to City HalD a
NEW CLOTHING
HOUSE. We have
purchased for Cash an
entire New Stock OF
Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing. which
we intend to sell at the
very lowest cash prices.
We also intend to
make fine Clothing,and
have the best assort-
ment of CLOTHS, CAss1-
MEREs and SUITJNGs to
be seen anywhere, with
a good cutter and a
corps of the best tall
orc ca that while we Of
fer a great variety of
Foreign and Domestic
materials to select from
we can guarantee to
get them up in the very
best manner.
We will take great
pleasure in showing our
goods. Come and see
us.
las. T. MULLIN & Son.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
CLOTMIsg
Fall and Winter

! have laid in a very in
assortment Of Cloths, Cas-
meres and Suitings, both
foreign and domestic, 4
Fall and Winter wear, Wild
| will make up at a yervjOi
price. Satisfaction gusral
teed both in make and /
Cali and see me before Vi
buy. L. HESS, !
No. 4 L. Third 4
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
BLACK SILKS.

We have one lot Of gross grain Black Silks
2S inchos wide at e21ac. This cannot fall to
prove very attractive 10 those wishing cheap
black silk. We have also opened every grade
Of our Justly celebrated Guinet Black Silks
from 81 rs to $3.50.
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NorR.-Aiter ten years experience We have
found these silks TO give more general salts
faction than any other make We have ever
sold.
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s,ste Of .no TherMomeler

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Friday
morning, Oct. %:
II O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock,
| 500 500 6lo
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|
MEDIUM AND LOW GRADE lNGRA1NS
ez1 MARKET STREET,
e2l MARKET STREET,
o2i MARKET STREET,
Sole Agents for Delaware Of the
Sole Agents Tor Delaware OF tho
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
fole Agents for Delaware OF tho
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF tho
Trefousss and IIelorme
1refousse and Delorme
Trefousse and :'elorne
1reiousse and Delorme
Treiousse and Belorme
TTef0usse and Delorme
Tref0usse and DelOrme
Tretousse and Del0rme
Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves.
KID Gloves.
Kid Gloves.
2bu.ton Dolorme, Sl.25; 8buttons, 80 ;
a.butt0ns. 81 65; buttons. In white only "a co.;
2-buttons TTeiOusse, Sl.76; 3.buttons, $500;
4'buttons, S2.26.
The Treiousse Kid Gloves are recognized
as the standard OF excellence. Tho Delorme
Kids we believe to De the cheapest glove In
the country ct the aDoyr prices.
NOTE 1t may not be generally known
that our stock OF Ladies' Neck Wear Is larger
and inner than Is generally und In Dry
Goods Houses.
M NJ uENNApn L Cr
s 20, MarEet @ s SM MarSs, S St
yr,vpr AvN,Nsrpo coc,n PAWN
SMyRHa RTiIis ANII M ATs 'N"N
-ALSo-
OIL CLOTHS; ,o,
OoooA MhL1tNSS
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WYNN. @. BROWN q CO.,
No. 8l2 MARKET STREET,
DEALERS IN
Pianos and 0rqanS,

SHEET MUSIC, AND Alb KINDS VF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
TO not fail TO call and see the MATCH
LESS BURUEITE ORGAN; for power,
purity and sweotness Of tone 1t cannot be ex
ceiled; the Celeste tone makes It q most de
sirable instrument for the use OF choirs and
singing seoietios. We have also on hand the
best and mOat complete selection sheet
music that can be found In the city. IDstruc'
ton books for piano, organ, violin, SO.
~ lind
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
0UR CALCULATION.

We invite the business men and
merchants OF the city 10 caal at the
REPUBLICAN Office and see Onr
large edition being printed. You
~~e weIeome any and all times.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
FLDUK.

FVyHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Grand Depot, 18th st.. Marhstte OhegCnut.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PRESIDENT.
JAMEs A. GARFIELD,
(of 0hio.)
vIcR-PREsIDEET,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
(of New York;
ELECTORS.
HRERY DUPONT, New Castle.
DANIEL P. BARNARD, JR., Kent.
JOHN D. RODNEY, Sussex.
FOR CONGRESS.
JOHN W. HOUSTON.
FOB sHRRIPF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOE CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDIN.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
RDWARD BELTS, Wilmington.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.
RDWARD BELTS, Wilmington.
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FOE CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-22

We have also laid in largo stock Of col.
ored silks, 'satins, velvets and velveteens.
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1875 Yards. 1856 Yards. l,e55 Yards.
1855 Yards. l,ebs Yards.
1865 Yards.
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CARPETINGs.

W. III. KFNNARD q CO.T
". M. kENNARD 4 90.
W. M. KENNARD & 90.
W. M. KENNARD 4 90
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
GUAYMAs.

The port of Guaymas will doubtless al
 some not very distant day cccupy e much
 more important position in the commerce
 of the world than it does at present. Bat
 to those parties who we hear are talking of
 emigraiing there we would say. Don't gu
 just yet" We are informed that the CD '
 work which has so far been done by the So
 nora Railroad Company Is the grading of
 an island in the harb0r preparatory te the
 building of warehouses and wharves. The
 island is tc be connected with the main
 land by bridge. YaqBi Indians are em- ployet on this work at from 90 to 75 cents
 per day. Native skilled labor is there in abundance at e per day. Food is mean, scarce and dear, and real estate has in creased in value some 300 per cent rents of course in proportion. Custom duties cn American imports are enormous, and there Is little or nothing to report from there The Atchis0n. Topeka and Santa Fe rail Toad from the north has not as vet, we be- ileve, rea-hed much below Albuquerque. \ N-. although grading has extended some eighty mIles south of that city. Hence it will be some time before the connection can be male. It is reported now that branch of ih.s line wi.l bc run from seme pciat south oi Albuquerque Co Prescott. A. T. As th-r- uuguestiousbIy is a doubt at present as l3 whether ihc Sonora Railway wili bC earned un 1s vigorously as we were at first led ip believe. notwithstanding thc ss-erlioHs ol sume interested parties To tlc contrary. We would recommend all intend ing euigw1ts Co g1 no further south than Auz0ua and there bide their time for en- tefing Mexico. The Grammar colony scheme Is p7oneuncod Co have been g fraud. the Mexican authorities positively declaring that NIT Sam Brannan has Do grant of land in Mexico. Some poor dupcs, having pur- chased land from that man, went down 10 juaymas 10 take possession, aud had to be assisted out of the country again by Mir Willard, the American Consul The best agricultural lands near Gusymas are on the | faqui river, aud are held by the Indians of bat name, who are decidedly not desirable eighbors.-News Letter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

We understand drunken Indian made an assault on Mrs. Hayden at Tempe. day before yesterday, undertaking to strike her with a club. We are glad to state the h. dian was captured before he injured Mrs. H. and chained up to post. Major Chaf- fee of Mcdowell was notified. and came Tn person to compel the Indiana to behave themselves. The Indian who made the as- sault escaped before he arrived, and had not been retsken at last accounts Phenx ExpositOr.
 Such acts as the above should be treated with that chsstisement the enormity of the ofense demands. We are sorry to hear that an Indian cur should be allowed to live af- ter making so brutal an attempt on the life of an estimable lady. Two years ago Indians of this same tribe, and more than likely this same barbarian, took arespectpbs Mexican woman living short distance from Mir. Hayden s. jed her and whipped her with lariat. The Indians were not Chas- tised or even cebsured on that occasion. but defended Dy Mir. Hayden. Now it comes home to the gentleman.-ED ED. MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

The Democrat of yesterday gives the Re publicsns of Arizona some pleasant words in regard tn our County and Territorial Conventions, and truly says that there will hereafter be some party in this Territory responsible for officials and their acts The Democrat claims the glory of causing party lines to be drawn, snd We cpncede il to that party, but will try tu deserve some credit in the case by keeping the subject stirred up to such an extent that the Republicans shall not be accused of letting the control go by default The Democrat i- in error m suppnsing that we du nat intend Co nomi- nate Suporinteudent of Public Instruction at Phenix on August 23d. The article in the MlNER yesterday is merely supple me. tary 10 the original call for Territorial Coayontion, which mentioned jhe fact that a Delegate to Congress aBd 8 suparintend- ent Of Public Instruction would be uori mated and a Central Committee elected
 twas not considered necessary te reiterste that item, especially as the Mohayc County notice, incorporated into one article. so plainly refers to IL. We assure the Demo crat that all the nominations necessary will be made, and a lively effort made on our side to elect our nominees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
THs COUNTY CONVENTION.

One advantage that will accrue to the k' publican party of this county, when the convention meets, will be the long list o' s.plrants from whom to select good men as ,ominecs. For :he offices Of Sheriff and Recorder there are many qualified gentle men ready 10 make the race and succeed or 70 broke on the result. Thus far, most of those spoken of as probable nominees are residents Of Prescott, but it is likely when the Convention assemblies that some conccs- sions will bo demanded for the couotry In this connection the name of Geo. w. Ilauce, of Cienegs, has been mentioned as a suitable candidate for recorder. Geo. is an old timer well qualified, thoroughly honest and quite popular with the masses. Should he bc nominated hc would hc mighty hard io beat The fact Is that who- ever tho nominees may be, the Republicans of Yavapai propose to elect them but it will be we'll enough to make as strong B ticket as possible. ono that will be popular all over the county, in order that the ma ority shall bc so large that a Republican nomination in future. when iudicIously made, shall mean success beyond reason ab;e doubt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
A Useful Book.

We are in receipt from the publisher of a neat little volume, entitled A Manual of The German Language, which has so much to commend it that there ought to be no ques- ton as to its favorable reception. Iti a model of conciseness and clearness of ex- pression. and entirely free of the usual rig marole of foreign grammarS. In It. the principles of the German language are pre- sented in simple, plain way, peculiarly adapted to the wants of the American stu. dent, and all persons interested ia the study of that tongue wlll be.sure to welcome it us a valuable aid It may be had by address ing A, knohsch, 22S Post Street, San Fran. cisco, California. Price, 1j cents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

A lodger in popular boarding house m NirginIs City was guilty of a most feDd- ish piece of cruelty; yet i, is doubtful if the law can reach him. IL seems that, after weeks of experiment, he succeeded in pre- pairing from glue, shellac, bird-lime and other similar materials, c cement of peculiar properties. This he spread about the key hole of his door, and awaiting his opportu- ui,y, suddenly made rush toward the ioor with a great chatter of his boots. As he did so a shrek was heard outside, and, opening his door, the wretch actually griEned with delight ss he ssH his landlsdy running down the hall minus one ear, which was glued fast over the ksyhole,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
The Sack of the Bastile.

This, thc fith day of July. being the an nvctsry pf the attack and sack oi the h's- tile B, Paris in i5sp, by the National Guard under Gent. Lafayette, i' s'ill observed by French Republicans, Whithorsocvcr dis persed alou, The globe This was the actual commcnecmcn; of tho first French ltcput- lie. All ssudd rights and privileges oi rank were abolished and the veil known French ,losiars,ion oi the rights of men established.
 We return thanks to our patriotic fellow ,ownsman. Thco Icisilon. for two bottles of French Republican Champagne in winch rc and inc entire MINER force drank long life 10 to the present French Republic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Nn,ite of A.e..ment.

To A. 4. McLAts and ether osuefyf You are aerrbT ue ihei that have efpended for Inc ysars 1878 and lsfp. hundred doArs Cor szck year, in lahoF and Improvements npen the ssIiBsI s0taetinss called te Dan nrl msing ssat situate i Malapai Minlne pistflc', Nehass ticuniy. AFiStsHs Territory. i fiHr sn hold said claim under the pFs,- visions Section 2.f.i. lsN3-, Sassisss 0s The Caitsi states afh f elthin Esfy aaEs after the due pdbEfs chtoH of tis Eofiee according to The requirements of said ststHts, iu the Aaf-nsa Mlssg fesraper puh hshs usHruct said cism.} you fs1 Fsiuas .o cnr- tribute yesr pruIoFtltn Cf such sHpendifurs af O. owner your inteat iu sad siai w eecosus ;hr prop crty oi tbe undersigned. under ssiI Section gs2a
 THOz. NUILGGANz --
 ID SMITH.
 JAS. NuLLI0AN. = NtSERst rAAK. Apiu oih, lST9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
CONGRATULATIONS
 Iahorer

saxs wood draws sstsr, cleans hour whitevashes bsss and lays carpets does small sIairs sneh fitting
 dragging doors and ioeks sisFinG vindoes &c painis signs digs and cleans wells cellars s1d vaults; builds and repArs fences bFick hue- stone was shsrpsns knives, sczsoFs 6r. makes and tends gardens viii andaFtAke any uofk reo@ssfy to bs done, hsssTfr puisive. difficult or danEErCus--
 Is known sa he competent and reliable
 or1efs lsf, tn his box front of the ps~tohlee which he visits si lsast twice dsy.l ~fn meet ~ith rroirIt sttenticn--
 \. D. Be careful te leave orders i1 th bus hearing he o Bisska- ia that rsepss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

General Grant has lost none of his power of concentration hy h's recent defect at Chicago. Hi. recent letter denying that a feud has existed between hm ard General Hancock is a fair sample of his peculiar ability to say more iu 8 .ingle sentence than many another B voui say iB a yo'amc. H7 letter ran thus
 al have known General Hancock for forty years. His personal, official and military record is good. 1hr record oi ihe party which pu; him ia nrmina'ina .s bad.
 l ~. CUt>T This is ,hc entire i.sae systematically stated. r. is ,he Republican ard Demo cratic pagtros ilat ore s'ltFias ior uc os- ccudeucy, not Gsiarld aud Hancock. The record of one pariy is rocd and the other bad. Choose between tbrm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

Watterson, of the Louisville Couner- II our nal, always considered s wit, has added greatly to his reputation as joker by writ idg the plank in the Democratic platform, which reads thus We pledge ourselves anew tp tho constitutional doctrines and traditions Of the Democratic party, as illus tratcd Ly the teaching and example of B long line of Democratic statesmen and patriots.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
The 35th Parallel surveys-

Engineer Kingman and party have sur
 veyed the route through Mohave County from point on the Colorado Rlvcr a few miles n ,r,b of the Needles io the line oi Ysvapai, IS miles north of the Willows to Peach Spring, which Is oB 'he old Bealc route The surveyors have mad considerable varm weather aud extended stretches be tween routes to contend oith, making their work rather hard and unplelssnf. ueverthe- Ices they have eamplishcl taeH york in good shape and found good fouteaver 8 hc'' the iron rail viii Soon e. stretched, and a wealthy country opened up. Ncbelieve ihe route from Peach Spring will bear south considerably f0r thc purpose ol avoiding several decp canyons which are feeders Co Cataract Creek. sal thus the nearest point to Prescott wllI be about i5 mics across & comparatively level stretch of country having no impcjImcnts t5 raiiread build- ing. and branch road will most certainly connect ear city with the main branch north of Big Chino Valley. lt will only require few months more time to com plcte the final survey from the Rio Grande 10 the Colorado River, the space between the eastern and the western survey being less than 100 miles. Track laying has com mcnoed wes, from the Rio Grande, and by the lst of August, next year, the read will be completed al least to the Little Colo rado. and by fall. 1881. it will be opposite our town, throwing population in upon us that will be healthy and lasting to this section. Let the R. R come is the earnest desire of every resident of Northern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

As an evidence of tho beneficial effects railroad has on any section which 1t pcno- frs,cs, VIC have only to refer our readers to inc towns of Tucson, Arizona, and Albu' nucruur. New Mexico. which have more than doubled in population, importance and everything else within a io" months M'er enjoying railroad facilities, aud still there are those who believe that the road oi iron will kill sny country. Pima counties pop ulsiion has quadruPlcd within year, and in rronortion to her increase in population has her wealth also increased Give usrfil- roads from al directions is our motto and ,bc hereafter ~ill take care of itself,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

Dan.euse (dong EurI) Fr. fein, of dan seur, from danser, to dsncel A female dan ccr especially woman who dances at a public exhibition. as in a bsllet.-I Supple ment to Webster's Dictionary, edition of 1880.
 The pronunciation of this word being un- der discussion several times of late in our hearing has induced us to give it in full for tho benefit of those who desire to use it correctly. The 0 and | in the prouuncia- ton have short sounds, the as in furl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Lost Motel

NOTICE :-To zr whom. H foss sasrffn. Notice is ~ hereby Fiseg thHi certalu rr'l>ruty Eois, dsfed di.t' A. f-. June f .ssa. i sate Hsaaths aftsr nal. tn ieisf ffuasf. rr urir-. f i." ,s Thras hNHDr'i Heisf-. BIB ifif.t sf nas t+1 cet.t i'aF Ag.'NN t'f its &fiaffrI I.f-lasf. rrs iat iTtseeti = lf' itf 1iFer fiihf, tu si-..f se esa f.7 af i-''f fea ai fsHr art i-estgt .s4rtfas elsstaed lt#i te cold H,i" H va'r-.ta Ger f iltas 2 Ef.-H Nfh. a. sry s .-r|sisralifa. -frf r''y per seq lt.'H. 'a ff-f 't if -as..a |. ,.ssrsy .t t i'H' t H.t . f15.. f.-s ~ret-3r ,ss-rsi. Hrs-a -a..r. 's.f.is i@= safas ll Afa-t- a' i-a.i fa f'-- s;-s.-'-s s-.si. tt Tirt
 vs. 8. ir,er.gt' 5 t,s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Armed to the Teeth.

Is very common expression, hut VIC think that armed to emOcllish and preserve them to ripe old age is decidedly more spprc- priate. This can be done by keeping your self with bottle of that splendid deuti frlcc, Fragrant SOLODONT which will beautiiy the teeth and preserve them from the ravages ot decay. SUZODONT con taius no acids ur gritty substances which iuiure the enamel. r1t ], composed of lare and auiiscpliC hgr'-. winch have g bcne- fcial effect ou jhe whole economy of tho mouth. Sold by druggists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Assessment Notice

T3 H. L. cHEsa,EtH and rH aHnsrs undsr hiIn. 1ul erF h=rseF ull1et t.st vs. hsre sxlsziieI ane hu4irat srs ia l4tr- a.f irfl-sesraeHt4 ut1n the JeetaT-l'- Diiia. nuar H-.siet. Heasve County Arisufta a "rI.f tH F tse st-f iiefs antiaf iis lttiF1 -ia a- zHl i urHa f-ls after iists Ho- lra tF f-a iostiru. Eea tsll rfast ca canffatF EH1F FEuIrrtan ef ea pond. .i--e sz tfa.r. rtar i,at-sFEt "a -al -lifl fss +se pfafrrty 8i ths su su'sstfis..r=, uf =E ss.3 ssrf. .f. zI-E
 fnUT E. EkCEEZIE,
 TtHN Is sTIlN- Afae--i Pn-f, IHps ga-a. I.-.'.-fre1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

The Castle Dome district is in Arizona. twenty miles from the river and thifty-f five miles above Yuma The ore from this dis trict is all shipped Co San Francisco. The Castle Dome Mining and Smelling Com pany and another firm of san Francisco, control all the mines in the District. The two companies ship from forty to sixty tons per month. The ore is said Co bring about sixty dollars per ton in San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Notice to Creaitors.

IN TIE REBATE CoCnr OF TIE COUNTY
 OE YAy Pkf. To is natser of thsesafo sf Tra.y L2ulheIsoH, dl. Ssee is hereby Riveu chat teits1= ef adulltisfFaau upon the shovenare estate have been it ntsa Co AuH INnhersan hy the abgye-n named gsurf. and a per having claims Fainsi said estate req fred to present the with the necessary vuychers Co ssid adntnisirarix her FesidsBca at WainHt fsrpve in said county, within siN months from she hrss pue- cation of this notice .or ths sill he forever barred ANN P. LAMBERsON. AdnlinistratrS ,f the estate of Tmethy Lambsrsgu. deceased.
 Fresgoti, July I3 iEso-tw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

aud in secuFsnee with isW and eser ef the Board of Directors. Rlals the 2Tfh day of May. A. p. ls sny shares of esch psrcl of sueh stock hs sy be necessary win s sold in front of the Bank Uf Ari Eca, cf GHrley aud CuFtez Strets. in Prescott County ci Yavapai, Territory 1f ArizoHa, on the
 11th Day of August, A T. 1880 oelack r ra. of such day pay delinquent inents thereon together with of advertising and expenses of sale
 CLARE CHU RCuILT- Secretary. Offce-Over tne Bsus of Arizona. if fhe NiLsas of Prescott. county 12 lavsFai, TerrityrF uf Arizenl. Prescott. Jay llth. ls~l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

BrsY FoUNpUiEs.-A All the San Francisco fouudries arc very busy on work for mn ing machinery. The orders come from Mexico. Utah, Central America, AriLous, California. Nevada, British Columbia and other mining regions. lt is A great point gaiued by tbc Golden State, that she can operate her own mines with homo made machinery.