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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24
TOSEPH PAGE,
Vendue Cryer and Auctioneer.

Address-Joseph Page, Cocolamus, Ju-
niata county, Pa.
FrCmp; attention given to auction sales
of store goods, public sale of land, sale of
live stock, farming implements and house
hold goods. Idec3-4m
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

NOTICE.-David Adams viii sell live
stock, farming utensils, and household
effects at his place of residence, one-fourth
mile from Johnstown, at 10 O'Clock on Sat
urday, March 9th, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

GA WICKED Illinois newspaper, the Litch-
field Democrat, has tumbled to a premature
ly adjourned love affair in Carlinville, in the
same State. 1t is mean enough to publish
the following love-letter by young lady.
OF course it isn't mean for us to publish it.
Deer Will-Doaat kun to see me eny more
for 4 whial eny way. Fauther has got aw-
fully skeered about burglars, and he sits up
shotgun watching the back yard. He put
moren a peund of lead into Browns nu-
foundland dog which was Kummin over the
fens after bone last night.
sThe rose is red, the violet's blew,
wouldn't kun now if / was you
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu-
ralgia.
Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs Csc; 5 bottles 81.
Sold by Banks & Hamin, MifiiiDtown, and
Hamlin & Co., Patterson. Imarl9-iy
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24
March 8, 4w.

FOR SALE.-A commodious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor-
ough of MiftiintOwn, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
house, and business place in Mifilintewn; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this office. jan29-tf
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

SALE.-Henry Auker will sell, at Mexi-
co, at II O'Clock, noon, March %, 1880,
clover-huler and stemmer, corr shelter,
and other new farming implements, for
cash John Thompson will sell store goods
at auction on the same day.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24
PRIVATE SALES.

SOLD BY ALL pErGGIsrs EVERYWHERE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

NJ L II DON OE-
Mifiintown, Juniata Co., Pa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-26
X RARE CHANGE.

C. Gerard being about 10 depart for France next mon;h offers for sale his establish ment and his stock of liquors. X first-rate chance to get into good paying business.
 Save money by buying from L. Bashford & Co.
 Holiday suits and large stock of mems clothing and furnishing goods just received at l.. Bashford X Co.
 300 cases l5O7 fire test Security coal oil just received at L. Bashford a Co.
 E. Stahl has returned and will De pleased to receive orders for all kinds of assaying. Charges liberal and correct tests guaranteed.
 The fine black horse, formerly owned by Major Fowler, will be disposed of by lot tery, at :he Cabinet, as soon as the tickets are all sold. Two hundred chances at $l j0 each. Tickets for sale st the Cabinet.
 Get your Boots and Shoes at the only reg ular Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott. A. J Mason's, next door to the Arizona Bank.
 Go to Geo. $. Porter X Co.'S, east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
 X large stock of shelf and heavy hardware cooking, heating and parlor stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods and will be sold cheaper than ever by L. Blshford < Co. WANTED lMNfDIATELY.-SiX good hands at oressmaking. Apply to Mrs. Newell, op- pO;ito the MINER office. m23
 loo cases boots and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received aud for sale cheap by l.. BashfoId X Co.
 RANClIES.-For sale or rent, two in closed ranches. One on the Verde, the other one mile from Prescott. Apply t0 COPPER X ANDERSON, Prescott, X. T. m23if.
 Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order andwarranted to please the most fsstidious, and at san Francisco prices at A. J. MasOn's, next door to the Bank
 100 pair of those elegant white and col ored four point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford X Co.
 Wall paper 4o cts. roll at Geo. s. Porter's
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To-Day's News.

Sec notice of P. E. BrspBen 'to credit ors" in another column.
 George Matlock with fast freight is due in Prescott tomorrow or the day after. In the matter of the Territory vs Joseph Maxwell, tried before Judge Fleury this morning. the prisoner was discharged. Hou. W. $ Head. of C. F. Head & Co. and manager of the Verde branch of the business, arrived in town last evening. P T. Craige arrived last night ircm the Tiger and from him VIC learn that new su- perintendent is enrnute from San Francisco to take the place of MT. Helm. Two mammoth teams belonging to J. NJ Bryan. loaded with government freight, con signed to Fort Whipple arrived this mora ing.
 The Fifteen puzzle craze has struck Pres cott pretty hard lick. Fort Whipple ana Department Headquarters, we hear, have also violent attack.
 The black horse rafflcd for last evening at the Cabinet was won with ticket No. 1o, which was held by Lieutenant Scott, oi Camp Verde. So the fine steed stll remains ia the army.
 Attention is called to the two advertise ments of Col. Geo. II. Weeks, inviting bids for furnishing supplies and transportation up to June 30, 1881. Here is chance for speculation.
 Mrs Nathaniel Ross and daughter, Mrs. Shull, Jeff this morning for PheniN, where they take up residence. Mir. Ross and other members of the family follow in few days.
 Under the heading of new advertise menis vii be found that of the Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco. II. II. Pearson, formerly manager of the Cosmopolitan. is nov al the Baldwin. which is. of itself, a guarantee that the house is inc best in San Francesca.
 The Royal Havana Lottery have grand drawing on April 18th. Taylor X Co, T Wall St. N. r., are the agents, and judging from the way they settle for advertising, are doing business on the square. There i. a chance to make a fortue by investing very small amount. Address Taylor X Co, Bankers, II Wall St. \. |.
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AEDSEsDAH


 Friend Mars of the Pinyon Ranch is do- fng our city.
 Hon. Gideon Brooke Is enjoying good health.
 Clark Wilson has returned to t'lc territory froln California.
 Ca1s. IT. Ca,hman is coming home from his visit to San F,auci.co
 < Nr. Kinney. inspector oi Internal Rev enuc aiFiiE., is in town.
 X. $ Robbins IS in town from Turkey creek.
 Dan oI"ary. ,hc old guide and prospsc- for, lcil for tic mouuiaIus this morning.
 Two things ncccssa, and essential to the prosperity "i Prescott are railroad and good telegraph line.
 Hon. (. (. Bean and others returned last eTeomg from tho copper mines in the vicin- fly ot Antelope creek.
 Preparations are being made for planting a row oi shade trees arouuu Inc Public PiaZa.
 Copper ore that assays from sa to So per cent Is getting common Tn this section oi ilc metallic world. With q railroad our torjnues are secured.
 FREIaur pELAYEp.-We arc advised that fer ihe ias- week. and more. the Railroad Company itavc bc,n side tracking all freight st lUIGt. m "g,,r E. bring steel rails for The o"Hs;suc;.an "f ,hc road, Gnd that they arr sti.. u'in.g s", hence ;hr reason for the n"n Hrr.Vai %; $ iar1" qa7an;! of Prescott frpich; due al MaIicopa.
 Owing {, disposition on the part of the PHeHiX Herald man :ud others. over whom lac seems to have control. connected with iclcgr&,'by. wc are forced for day or two to sasuoaL t!'c publication of dispatches When there comes to be tivo-it.>m shown in ,hc Military telegraph uiiioe it is time taose Nao 4ra il iIc iiuy should be fired Out. We are nii.iag tn take aa cqual show aGd no:hc- i">S, atG lhc attention ot tAc Military "iIi'. r ID charge @, tLc >.Cn4i >es- vice in AnLoaa is oai.cI ,o this fact.
 We a~e p.rt-,,j 'n Eotc tAe .g.lua. al- vanccmyu; "f our irirnI. \. .i. Mason. ot thc C.fy boz: au5 shoe >,rT-. IL hr>t com Incac ,i nu-inc>S .u Prescott: op thr bench. aad ,;ct bv s.>-, ha~ advance l. uatii he las now o2c o. .,sr cnz;c>'. incest and mo>t Coa.p,ctc a>sS.tmont~ fl hou;> shoes. hAr- ness. >;..Ii,~. whips. leather, ,.c., ;o bc found ia ;a,, IT any other country. Hi, sc- Icciinus of good ale uncqgsiIcd, and his prices below thc lowest. 1hesr who wi,h a good article in hi> line should call aud is6e J sood iUoA at h.s b:Co a:'. .c-.
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CnHsfabie)s Sale.

Under and hy irtge Of srit of execution. issued from the Justice. Court Of Weaver PreC net, YayaISi county. Charles F. Stanton. Jus;Ice, and 10 direct cd io satisfy judI men for hundred and twenty six dollar and costs, in favor Of Francis McAIAhOu. plaintiff. against A. D, sneiker e, sl the of Marcus miue in Weaver District. Said execution being dated the 22d day of March, iSSJ,
 have !eyled the fJllyvug pro ,egty, and will pose the for sals al public auction. t0 the hhest bidder. saturday, the lsth day of April lsn, al F. o'clock, noon. st the Marcus mine:
 All te right, title and interest Co th, Marcus mine, with sl its Improvements.
 S'one Housc. IA by 10 feet.
 hrastr1s.
 1JJ sscks flled wih extracted from said re and fev mining tOolr and IpoIGeuts.
 BARNEY MARTIN, Constable ANTELOPE March IssO.-2jdS
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M NJ. RI-EEIMfS

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the Fast:
 Thurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel. in tins. Mayo's snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in 5 and lOib cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge TeHi> Wagon Covers. all sizes and weights "Iron Glad" Rubber Boots. long and short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Gingham, Black Alpaca, 30cts to Sl 00 per yard Corseis, HandkeI chiefs and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott, March 23d, lsS0.
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Proposals for Army Transpor.
 tatien.
HEADQUARTERS DEFARINEsT or ARIzoSA,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAKTERaAsTERr

HEADQUARTERS DEFARTNEsT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFI~E OF CHIEF QUABTERaAsTER, whipple Barracks, Prescott, 4. IT, March 25. ls-o
 Sealed propOsAls in triphcata subject 10 the usual conditions, wiil he received this ofce, until l2 o'cock noon, on Monday, April 2s IssO at which tune and place they will be opened in the presence of bid ders. for the transportation of Military Supplies the following described routes in the Department of Ari- sons, during the scal year commencing Juy is5o, and ending June Si. lSsl by wagon, viz:
 l. Between Tucson, A. T. ana Fl Apache, Fort DoS1e, Fort Grant, Camp HuArhuca, Fort Lo~gu Camp Tucker, Camp Th0ma- and any dePo; post that may be established in the Department; of Arizona south of the Salt River.
 II. Between Maricopa, A. T., and Whl lple Depot, Fort Mcdowell, Fort Verde, Fort Apache, A. T.. and any depot or Jst that may be esabnshed in the Derartnen of Arizona north of the Sal; River.
 III Between Whir'ple Depot, A. T., and Fort Hc- DOwen Fort NojAye, Fort Verde, A. T., and any nes depot po- that may be established in the Department of Arizona north of the Salt River.
 ". Between the Eastern terminus of the southern Pacific Railroad Arizona and any Of the depots posts places above named on Route l.
 V. Between any of the dep.ts posts places above named, and other of ssid d' pots, posts places
 VI. Between sny of the depots posts places above named, and any place not more than 2sO miles there from.
 Proposals for transportation any or sl Of the routes above named will be received
 The Government reserves the right to relcc; any all proposals.
 Blank prolosals form of contracts and printed cir culars stating the estatei quantities of supplies 10 be transported, snd fun information to the Of bidding, conditions 10 be observed by bidders and terms Of contract and payment, will be furnished on QuArterInAsters at Tucson, A. T., Yama, A. T.. San Francisco, Cal, and st Louis, Mo.
 Envelopes containing proposals, should be maraed: ''ProPosals for TrAnsportAtion Route -" and ad- Qu.rterInAs;er. U s. Army, c. Q. M- Department of Arizona. mErE-t~
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fer Military Supplies.

HRADQRTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF CHIEy oCARTERMksrER, Whipple Barracks, Prescott, A. T.. March 2S l-sO. Sealed proposals in trpicste. subject the usual conditions will be received st tnis ofboe, the oes of tho uartermas;ers al the foowin. named po.ts, t i2 o'clock. noen, Monday. May 2 lsss, At which and places they Wl be opened in presence of bi- ders, for furnishing and delivery of military supplies during ihe hscal year omnencing the l.; day of July s and ending the thrtieth day of June Isel follOps:
 FUEL: Hard and soft wood nd Charcoal. FORAGE: Bariey, bran, and hay.
 STRAW: tor hay for bedding, such of said supplies may be required a. Fort Apache. Fort Grant, Fort Bowie, Camp Huzchucs Fort Lowell Fort McDowel, Fort Mojaye, Camp Rueker. Camp ThOmas, f'rt Verde, whirple Depot, and Yuma Depot Arizona Territory, and Fort Yuma, California Proposals for either class of The stores mentioned. for qoautes less than the whole required, wiD be ceived.
 The Government the righ; to reject any or all proposals.
 preference vin be given 10 articles of domestic production
 Flank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities re aired each poet. and giving full instructions to the manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders, and of tract and payment, will he furnished application this office. to the u4rsrInzs;ers the posts Eamed.
 Envelopes oortsiqing proposals should be market Proposals for---at-' and addressed to the un. dersgned, 10 the respective pcs; qu4rter1rA-ters
 GEO. H. MEEkS, Cuarteraaste. [. :. A. ChieF svter7Ds ss,sc Depart u"nt of Arizrus- l1h2t-tE
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Notice of AdnsiuistratOT'sS Safe of Mining and Real Estate
 Interests

Notice is hereby given that n pursuancC of order of the Probate Court of the County of Iavapai, in the Territory of Arizona, mace on the 2ith day of March, \. p. iSs ths matter of the estate of Joha Zimmerman. deceased. t-a undersigned administrator Of sad e,a.e ~l sell a' private to the highest bi~deT for ca,h m lawful money uf the United States au4 sl jet fo confirmation hy said ? obae Court. aftc- saturday. the l Ca day of pT A. D. 1884, and up Saturday. the llth das e APl- b. ls-O, all the righ 'P. interest and estate of tie sad John Tim ers, deceased, at the time 0! his death. and A the right c and Inter tEat the said estate has by op@r stiOu o law o- h1-se, acquired other than or in addition that of hc fad utesAie, at the tune of his death ia and tO @ hose certain mining interests, claims aud properties v.h the appGrteuauccs, sItr2te ylug and being in caver N nlng District, IavaIsi County. Arizona Territory, sni particularly described follows, Go s.t:
 lst. Al that certain property known the ''Ysqu WlsOu S.a'icu," the came being placer claim con- ta-uiHg twenty acres of land, tgg-ther with all the bUiugs az, u-;eUsncss, water rights, p'iyiege- aud water diicses, EPirrtsiuag. belonging, aud incident thee @. and 1il precious metals therein.
 -d. also. al tllat certain mining claim known and locatel a- the Sc Oaj West Extension of the Great cation which i- dly recorded in Book F, Of mines Records of said Navssi county. at Iages 2lo and 2ll
 AEd nu of sad Ir0Ucrtics, interests and appur- len saal remain unsod at private sale on sNih saturday, the sth day of April. A. ID. 1880, at the hour of r o'clock I. cf thA: day. if any such there be. the uuderslau.c. administrators, wl then al said ast-uansd and sell si public auction to the iCbes bidder for cash and subject to confirmation ly .ssii Probate Cour in front of the County Court House. the Nilzgs of Prescott, County of YayApS.
 Terms and couoltiUns Of sa'e CASA. Ten Ter cent. purchase money be paid day of sale, balance on confirmation of sals by said Probate ourt.
 AL bids al private e to be in ting and left at the place business oi the U iersisned, Nz ai Jackson TomPkIu's saloon, MontezumA street, said Village of Prescott.
 Deeds at expense of purchAser.
 W. ]. TUMPKINs. Administrator
 of the estate of John Zimmerman. deceased. DAteC March .5, lrso. ltd
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Notice fO Creditors.
In tn. matter of the estate of fsrrr D. Bn.yxrs.

In the matter of the estate of PEIEK D. BRASNES. deceased:
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, eIecutor- of the Wil Of Peter BrAnneu. deoe.se the cred ors of and all pers having claims sgsust the said deoesed Co exhibit the with the youch within ten months after the rzt publication of this notice, io the undsr-igred. the ssd executors. the business plecc Ct Patrick B. Brznuen the being the hrsi door south O; the brick huiiiUg occupied Dy the Bank Of Arizona. cortaL street in tho town of Prescott, tn NAyATai county. iz1ua Territory.
 PATRICK k. HBANNEN, ENrcu.oF.
 ELLEN BGANNEN. Execatrix
 Ol the will 0f Peter l.. BEaiiHeu, doceasesi. Prescott, A. T.. March a. Isdp. nih2g-lm
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A Card

To all who are suffering from the sorrow and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. will send q recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America send a self-addresse6 envelope ts the REV JOSEPH T. LYMAN, StatiOn D, Nse York Ctfy.
 janl6eOdly
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VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks wilt never occur ii you are particular with your teeth and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth-was SOIoDONT. From youth to old age it keeps the enamel spotless and uniTnpaired. The teeth of persons who use SOIODONT have q pearl-liko whiteness, and the gums a roseate hue, while the breath is purified, and ren- dered sweet and fragrant. IL is composed of rare an;iseptic herbs and is entirely free from the objectionable and injurious in gredients of Tooth Tastes, ,Sc. m30
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< Card and Notice of Removal,
 Etc. Etc.

The patrons Of Inc late firm Of P. B. Brannen Bro. also lhe TAsbe, wei those indebted said firm, Ni md a' o!fca and iuture place of busiuess. two doors south of the Arizols Bank Prescott, A. r., ready Co asact all business n connection with collections and the closing of sad firm, sud of Ing our relations with old patrons and estahlishug ones. We make known our intention to open our reyy husiua-
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Situation Wanted!

The undersigned, perfectly conn etent tO take charge of the management Of priytte residence, is a rsi- cla-s cook, .undress, etc., desirss sijUstiou family where there Is lady Application may be made to the unders gued al the Williams House. Room 21.
 MRS. THOMPSON. Prescott. March 22d, lSsi,.
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THE BALD WIN.

The Leading Hotel oi San TrsBcisco and the rnost elegantly appointed hotel in ths world, s91.OgO having been eIpcuded by Mr. Baldwin in construc- uNn aud fuTniEEing- Headquarters Army and Navy. special omnodstous for families aud rArtiss lr-es the a othrr fut cisss hIteis Sa fo s5 Der day Special contracts vil ale fr p.ruansut boardcrs. The hotel coaches and carriages ia waiting al all boats and railway d@poss Rooms be reserved before arrlval by telegraphing the BsldWi-.
 mh26I II. II PEARSON. Business Manager.
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Monday, March go, 1880,

and solicit continuance of past fsvoTs with increase of public patronage. OuT advertisement vI appear in A few days. Very Respectfully, E
 Yours, 6c.,
 r. E. BRANNEN co. Prescott March 2, I5sU.
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DIED.

SMITH At Peoples Valley, March P, lssO, -
 ~ifc Of CAd smith.
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IA-rar Ihef

The following is a list of letters remain i ing in the Prescott Postofficc for the week ] ending March 21th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-26

AlbarZ C Angcll ] II Bite Mrs l. l. Bartlett B Chiles Chart ] Chamberlain r. Ceartis T Clay k Casamerger C Dronenburg W X Davis Geo A Davis Mrs M l. Dawson J ErisoH Nj l. Ellis FrcI;a, c lIigil NJ Herbert D Hennice Mis-. Aali G Jahle A .Taritt < Kelly ] Il K"ut VIC Kenuear D K;mball FTP Hung Jim Low Pim MandosSa r MingaSe C Morrison H Morrison II W Maxwell J Morton ] C Merriicld Odc.i r Osborne " \ GUxenJ T Pc0se W-2 Eunkacy Phillips W P.ait r. Roberts II Roach J E Sessions Mrs \ Sc.kIrk & Co Sharp Smcctun S smith " II StcFp Mrs NJ Smith A summers II Thomas E N Thomp,on Ms r. Nimont JN Winthrop T Wagner F. orncr l. Watson G W Wilson J . Whitman VI
 Persons in calling Tor these letters will please say advertised.
 I. ". OTi,. Postmaster.
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RUTLpERs CT STEAM MACHIxRY IN ALL ITS hranohes. stsanlhos;. steamship ssd land
 ENGINES d ROLLERS,
HEh rF-ssure or coupouni.

ORDINARY ENGINE comp0aBast whss advi&lhls.
 STEAM EOTLE 8s -Farse1lsr EtieutiaE lritsa to ID. quality ef ne latesl wuEtnsa1ship. and t1i hrst-ciass wrrk produced.
 WATER PIPE. cf hclier or shest iroE- cf .sy slss. made in sSitshae length for eoHneeuaF tnr~ther. shsrss roi Flached sfd p4ekcd fog ahipsrent ro>1y tu ts riFited ths ground.
 HYDRAULIC BIYETINN-- Boiirr ~ugk sni water I3pe Iuzis ts this establishment invited by hy- draie rivs-ua machinery, that qGat! of ~ort ssins far suVzsiur tn l.aaa Wprk.
 FJMFs-Fur mining of any capacity and ef gay style. Our s7s3s cf di-gsi compound saEfnes, with doaale has Ci luTs. particularly reo0mn.sn4ed- Ns refer Co irte ngE u ne. noi one having ever beea brokrn d,svs.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground work, Trria1n city SaierE,Fks pnrpsses b1ili ~ftA the oelsbrsis4 bayey valve motion. -sger3sr any other.
 Aairfiuz schlHs,y, sinking hol tHg sag1n-~ other EaaehiHeEy rsytuirfG. ianieaa
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Postponed.
Assessment Norice

To F. IT, FERRIs-hou srs hereby notified ,hat I have oxpendsd hundr aud twenty dollars ID labor and improvements upon the second ezteusoI of the Das huc, twelve hundredfeei, Hassy apampa District, YAvnT4i County, Arizona. m order Co hold q said premises uute- "a" ptoNs31s O. section -24. Revised Statutes the CEited states and f thn ninety days sfes tH.s uctlce of pub-zt1H, you fsil refuse contribute IFop1rt.u ol such expenditure As CO., ovCr. yoUE interest cad calm sill bsc',e the prop erty of the subscriber una-rsaid section gJ28.
 JAMES C. OTIS. Prescott, au. s, lS>a.
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Dissolution.

The hrrn Of FITca X CHURCHILL Is dissolved mutual consent
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Mrs. Newell wi,Lss several dres.mak
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Corner oi Beale and Howard Streets, san
 Francisco, California.

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