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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

MR. THEODORE F WHTE. who has been m the city some days await ing the arrival of his wife and child, was joined by the latter on Wednes- day, and the family have since been stopping at the Palace and renewing old and making new acquaintances during their short -ojuurn. They leave tonight for their pleasant home near the base of the Chiricahuas in the Eastern part of the county. Mrs. White and child have been spending several months at her former home In San Diego.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
Our Visitors

Governor Fremont and General Wilcox are daily making excursions points of interest in the vicinity of I1csOn. Yesterday. accompanied by Father AntonIo. of the Church of San Augusiin, Or. J. c. Handy, and Col. IA Zabriskie. they made the trip to 1e old Mission Church at San Xavier, sl1 extended their visit to the shelter 1 ile San Xavier Mining Company, O the Santa Cruz, a few miles fur hsr south than the Church. Gov Elor Fremont will remain in the city mil Tuesday or Wednesday, when ls VII. leave for Tombstone, Harshaw A1 other camps in the Southern part 2. he county.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
AnisrrncefnI sflie nf Arnir.

A subscriber of the CITIZEN, writ ing from Crittenden, complains that he does not receive his paper Now, the CITIZEN iS folded carefully in q printed wrapper, and i- deposited in the postollice every night, and there can be no earthly excuse for it's going asuay. The manner in which the mails in the southern part of Pima county are handled k a disgrace to the Government, and an immediate reform should be iuaugurated The above is only one oi the numerous like complaints constantly being re- ceivcd at this office
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
NOTABLE EVENT.

.,,ion in Honor of Governor ne IrI'mont %r, and General Wilcox at Dr. residence Most Brilliant social Event
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

bs OaYCN MILLER was once upon ejj,,py punt Of cOwhiding a St. Louis foor,. he got as far as the editorial
 aw6i1,, stood around Tn the nall for neY1 l'',e' ,. and then decided to wait till
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

IT was rumored on the street today ..,i;i rnad rnad man. was seen on the road ., to sonora som This, if true, will gF9tlly ,hose of his friends who feared ne Lod committed suicide.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

IT will be mournful consolation to Mir. ". s. Hancock, when he has been relegated to the sheltering shade of the bastions of Governors Island to know that the Tucson Star, by it's vigorous support of his candidacy, induced the people of Sonora to vote solid for him. Indeed. it is difficult to imagine what would be the future of American politics if the Star were to haul of its Scriptur1l whai-is-it and let Garfield severely alone.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

The White House is no" removing into their elegant premises on Main Street. Within a e" days we promise our patrons a grand display of new goods, Comprising latest Fall and Winter styles in every branch of our ex- 'ensiVe business.
 Theo. WeIisch & Go.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
Who Are Youo

zr,% SoIle % Very good friend of the CITI- l,- ' .l s51ds Us letter enclosing a dol aP--u P1-l 'he following brief remark y1 -..o>ei please find Sl charges oy,a- -'Lle IS signed, and unless the l,r- --'. OI the dollar puts in an episto- G., 'gpearance soon, we shall invest eba.,.1- 1o.-4r for the benefit of some or1-. o',.'4oie a Institution. and shall re- irs, he. r'esident Garfield and his Cab la " " naine the institution. IL IS to -oped that this practice will not
 ----le too nrevalant
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

ssrS vSiS' WI, TIPPETT, Owasco, N. Y. eeis;.-- Ina have worn an Improved Ex- sr+ i'Sl VI Kidney Pad about three weeks, or- - nav nave received great relief from it paIn h the back.-See Adv
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

Tell me winged winds that round
 my pathway roar. Do you not know some spot where
 mortals weep no more; Some lone and pleasant dell, some
 valley in the west Where free from toll and care the
 weary man may rest:
 Yes. go to DOdge's Lodging House near Levin's Park, there you'll ind clean beds. feel at home and get a good nights all for 90 cents
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
Rnnrd nr snnrr,I.nr.-

There being some question as t- whether the San Simon polling place is in Arizona, the Board of Supervise ors have held meeting and resolved to change it from Hills house to the residence of NIT. McGin.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

LITE would hardly be worth the living were it not for the fresh fruit and groceries which are kept in such quantities and so cheap at Parmalce < Serrots Cash Store, next door to the Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
The Trial Of THE Forger.

NEw YORK, October 30.-There was ar immense crowd of spectators at the examination of Phillips this morning. Judge Davis ordered the doors of the court room closed, and the police had great difficulty in pre- serving order.
 District Attorney Bell asked for ad- ditional time for the attendance of his witnesses from Washington, where upon Low, for the defense, sad in order that no tune might be lost, he would ask the Court to allow him 10 call three witnesses from Washington. These gentlemen are Geo. Weddes- burn, Mai. Hallet and MT. Wilson, by whom it Was expected to prove the genuineness of the letter, from the examination they have made of dOcu- ments written by him on file in Wash ington.
 Bell objected, alleging tbat the counsel would have plenty of time during the day to examine them. Low replied that he was satisfied.
 Daniel Ames, an expert, recalled by the prosecution. testified: have examined the Mercy envelope, with exhibits, A to K, and the handwrlt- ing IS similar. It does not resemble exhibits 1 and ?, Rockwell and Jew ellis letters. The handwriting on the Mercy envelope is the work of the same man who wrote exhibits marked A 10 K.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

BanjaL CITITEN office is indebted to ,ie co,k so DICK for one of his characteris-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

y.N. BECK, of Toledo, Ohio, says Ny father, before wearing the O1iy Lung Pad, ' could not sleep lg1son account Of his violent cough. H3; since wearing it he has slept slnd-y every niCht.-See Adv.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
NJRss FREg0gT ARD eO"ARD SIS. OFFICE GO. 2Ig FREH0FT STREET,
 --.- -.-..----.

HOSTING WORKS Nhimz ;'rpr'-p' p'el'l- small niuc- Po-tah,. lui-J.-- 2 i.r -f'e- and Boilers. with Reels suitable for vis. 'r hemp rope. ofuev i-us, underlying l.l i-t .Atc-t improvements
 MINING MACHINERY Hoi-ll- ta-c-, wifl slfefV attachments. ~1icfv HIi%-. 'i' Cars. Ore Bursar-. Car Whea.- and 'Zi.-, Ore Gatc-. with racks and pi1i1a- ial ore bins, Pumuirz Machinery Air ,ollf r.-s'r-- AIT 'r Water Pipe Receiver, cic. MILLING MACHINERY. Gold Mills. with pan- OF concentrations a- rrIG4r.a- silver iHU-. either for fiy ar w-i c-l-a'H-. Wi.n roazting and drying iaruaccs. Pans 3r...'-, etc. az r.ouired- Smelling 4'urulce- t.g .ii.'i Lend. Cooper. Silver or Gold NiI .ra Ee--i ireFurua5e-. e-Fe-ia.Iy Iy adapted -lr gold .-.-- RctortS. EIiol Nr-.la, 0r. .'ea'r-, i.'rH BraIkrr-, eie-
 MISCELLANEOUS MtgHIE EEl- Sew Nill-. Fl0urNil-, OI Well Machinery, Water WE,eI- and CH-t'u--
 ENGINES AND BOILEE~ Cor any and s.l purpu-e- adapted t1 tte -e'EnIui.'l l-. Of fu~I
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

il-- uf memory, lassitude, nocturnal emission, lrer-i1u tO society, dimness of vision, noises l Che head tue vital fluid passing unObserved u Che urine, and many Otqer diseases that lead .o iU-Iuitv and death
 DB. MISTIE will agree tO forfeit Five Hundred Dollar for a case of this kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and treaimeut will not cure or for anything impure OF injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Consultation FREE. Thorough ex- animation and advice, including analysis Oi urine, g.. Price Of Vital Restorative. 8 1Iltle- or four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to
 iy lddrcss upon receipt Of price, or C. O. D., -ecur- from observation, and in private name, r. de-ircd, by \. T.. INVITE. M. D., ii Nea street, san Francisco, California.
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy. Sephri- cum, cures a-l kinds of Kidney and Bladder Compl1iuts, GouQuhga, Glcef. LuccorrhTs- EoI -lie by al d. sgists; s1 a bottle; six boi t.-s for S5.
 pr. Mintie's Dandeiion r IlS gre tke hest and cheapest DysPepsiS eRd Bilious cure in che market. For sale 6T an dru9hsis
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

I $ A Y F V F. R.
 | Failing Cure fOs NervUus Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spe rm utorrh R s, Lost Manhood I'm potency, Paralysis and all the terrible effects of SelfAbuse and youthful follies and exce-ses in ma turcr years-such ss
 urrfurual afuiaafou
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
PRICES MODERATE

Amon.others. tae following haze boom ur'-t by H--
 Tombstone. fil For ilr t'u u-hu,.i ie me f,o-bir Lucky Cl Western N Cos -.- Content on McMulan |" --.-. '" >t3HeN-l 4 a-A- ll
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
Finer Than silk

NTULIII TT T'I' N"EIIE71@
 M,E1coPA. October 2S.-Two basr of bullion, the first shipment rom the Silver King, were shipped today from Casa Grsnde; value, S4UVo- Finer than silk.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
Suicides

SAN FRANCISCO, October 30.-Wm. Charles Smith, q native of Australia, and aged 37 years, who has for some time past been troubled with hydrOphobia, committed suicide to- day, hanging himself with a picture cord to ladder in the stOreroom.
 James Chesson, a prominent citizen of East Oakland, shielded yesterday by shooting himself in the breast. He was a native of Boston, aged 3J years. The suicide is attributed to financial depression and sickness in the family.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

NEW YORK. October2g.-lhe morn ing papers state that the Na1oa'i ,. Democratic Committee received yes ierdav n telegram from the Working men's party of California calling on lbe Democrats of the Nation to come ,n m inc assistance of the California Workingmen at the next election' who from being the most prosperous or ranization. the address says, have been reduced in many instance to beggarv bv the horde of Chinese who have obtruded themselves into every branch of industry.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

NEW YORK. October 29.-At meeting at Irving Hall tonight, Hew- itt spoke and referred to the Chi nese letter. He repeated that he did not consider the body of the letter writ teu by Gen. Garfield, but he regarded The signiture as genuine. He then re viewed Genl. Garfield's career in Con- cress and said Garfield Is not man who has any right to expect that any Democrat will believe his unsupported testimony.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
President Hayes Confidence.
4 Comparison Will Show.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-The Bulletin thIs afternoon will print a facsimile of letter addressed by Gar field to a personal friend, O. k. Coe, Of this city, which will give an oppor- tuniIy of comparison with the Phil lips letter now being circulated here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
'TNR WAY THEN DO IN CON&EEss.

A few days since, says the Detroit
Frco Press, when "Big English" saw
that it was going to be a lonesome day
for the boetblacSs, he set his head to
work to break TIE monotony. About
10 o'clock lie got number Of boys into
the alley at the Postoftice and organized
the "Forty fifth Congress. Gig Eng
lish" is a regular reader of the daily
papers and he is great organizer. 1t
took him but fifteeu minutes, and the
House" and "Scnate" were running so
smoothly that lawyers and other looked
down from the windows with great in
terest.
'Who's liar 2" yelled white head
ed bog, rs he jumped up.
"Oh, dry up" shouted Sixth Ward
Tom.
PUT him out; he was in the Rebel
army :" called out boy from Grand
River avenue.
"some one dubbed my deg and / can
never forgive him, howled Strawberry
Bob.
'Git out the records and let's see
who is loysl, put ~ Kings boy.
Big English" raped on his box to
restore order, but King Tommy threw
up his hat and Yelled: Il move for tie
azes and the nozes.
ale can't gag Inc " shouted boy
from Windsor.
LESS us have salary grab, piped
in a Congress street boy.
'The peepul wont stand it spoke
up another.
"nain't we the peepul:" demanded
a boy on the railing.
"Are we one country" asked the,
Speaker, as he rose up.
II are, but you hsin't!" yelped
Nickty Nick.
Doesn't enc flag float for US all: !"
continued the Speaker.
1T does about tax tinse, screamed a
cross-eyed youth from Springwells.
. Somebody kicked the honorable
Speaker lie then struck the honor
able gentleman from Wisconsin. and
smashed his fist, at the honorable gen
tleman from Georgia while his hair
stcod up and his coat-tails stood ont.
When the row had queted down the
honorable Speaker remarked:
1T was pretty good for the first
time, though they didnt abuse each
other enough.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
SPECIAL LOCALS.


Levy & Co. are opening to-day tho
largest and most complete stock Of dry
goods, buttons and clothing to be found
in the State. 1t win be worth money
TO you to call and see them, and get
prices. They are determined not to be
undersold. Fresh goods arriving daily.
LEVY a. Co,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
For \ NcnL Sfn.,,neh.

Call on Dr.. ADoLPH GRTzNER, the re-
nowned New York caterer. He will
cure your ills at the Depot Restaurant,
Tor % cents and upwards. All the
delicacies of the season cooked to order,
at all hours. Fish and game constantly
on hand. mhS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
Ard WHY LIS Ifa

Why does everybody 90 to LEVY &
Cos store for their goods, Answer
Because that is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. mill ,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
AGENTS.:

CIV. CRANE, &l8 Zine street and 10 Leldes-
vlorff street, Room 50, San FIJAcisco
GEO. NJ Morr, Sacramento, California.
BF. RILEY is authorized TO collect and re-
ceipt Tor subscriptions 70 the SILVER STATT IN
Paradise Valley.
H. C. MAREER Is anthorized TO collect and
yeccipt for subscriptions to :iGe SsLvFR STATE at
Big Meadows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
RAeEs OF ADVERTISING.

One Square trs lines> Arst insortion.... 90 80
Each subsequent insertion, Per square. 20.
liberal reduction 10 regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28

Anybody mad because we are issuing
q price list at LEVY l. Co'ss .Ehi
mhll
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-28
THE SILVER STATE.
Pub isHED EVERY f1ENINe (SUNpAfS
FXCEPTED) BY
j. J. MILF u CO.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION;

One copy, one year, by. mail ......,....s SO oo.
,one COPY, six months. by nail.,.......... 90.
4ope copy. t1free l.ontns, by mail ........ 2 so.
Delivered by Carrier, sS Gents per week,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

inns isw MAS. A. efert- a. Blnre n II tbs
power az fhe prur1r a. knnsAs % nume mao
the rni'n uDder me LroomTaun lDa1nEr1a1
a 4 air flrfdi0n. n ~xss nfr q snfmas<1 . a. o.
fetf a Mr. Enrlixh mself grs1trrs,4- asDz W'n<
the bel ~ could rtH undts rbe <warT' 1n1rscn,-
Of ne doctrine ~ pupulnr .pvrrtarrsF~ n1-
F,scnf "a IN his usntKEifF r<T.rnr n1e kH1l<E-
NsstsIsskn bln In rte Thirr9- Tnr1 G1nsrrwa.-
Al the oprrinx 90 me rt1Htllnm Mr.. EnEin&n.
who was sTiI ln ComEgtss- su1l fnrurHM pDEir1-
cnr itln- N pQ,s-ii1r. and fxNrY mf'n-urE ttuGmr
10 mat rcsuit- ON 1hr suh3fsr a efscessi0sn ~
Is fariaer 10 or ;ic, ~ ss'.se. srrS an, : uss
~ ne Ind been IN cg,pasAnr the admhssspl -
krEs . a. a slate I'm Dr. ffe LteulE pam g -
ming. ana m de erery ertrr a. inaDce srlnf-
or ncmtses 80 Atinn1ou H. u = sssrNt1 Mn
the House "a representative ~ I,lH uaF Heed
ihar has - ianE nna - 5n~rH y m-us,d " ~
nriofialrF- nusr nta dtEtsDtratt trHoh rDtat
Southern sectional 90 ~ 90 party INN umfr-
afe< fhe eenrnncnf "a di~umsnn- Il q 1ass m
dnr> ar nnr,.f-rea 1nd n : rsliessr1r s.rrsssa
Mr.. Engli-h offered fDt 1nmrzHn1 % q
regiment ~ NE pe~unsl 1sasm4 asrwk1mlr
act i pnrr IN m xAr. inr ~ wns a trul slli
consistent sup rnsr ~ rhr L nion cnu-t
Ia ~ MI tnElish fpun1ed rhs FE-u <n-
tinnaI hnnk 81 inaisnnp lais- ans an1a Judy
ls11. ne wn~ snrarc1 In xnfHtu- I'm aflt ~ ~mr
lerTrisr< ln thai clrF- Al IN flIse 1nt1111zlss-
be rtflrsd from af1ire fusine~s If
Dir. Earilsh has flne re~i4fons In Hndtn1-
aIssiis. framing uT.on tsanurlrul rafr,1zl
park. known The -rEnrsrn1r Gnxlt- ~
called becan " cHde1nnllg dt<1rnr1 M rtf sire
for me rss-iasnce - me q sEermer % rlDt
stale His weafh u lMrEeA nnt has tsutn ntftsn-
unlisted ~ rsrlhnsiness 1nfr Ehlc1 hrs r.nHr-
nc1erfznd him fhrrau1hou1 ms rnrrrf- Sic 4.
understood 10 lie worth @t~erna rnAAan DOR
lMf--
He was married ro Miss Emrnn Mnrdm1.r
jackson. 90 Virginia nm 1-nh salT n4 y :
rcnhrr- 49, m rhe CITY 90 bnrnzIlor- ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

~ 90 M frrz1f - eNfR
~ x..fr. me 1EHw r1-<r<t <IrEe ~ rr<-r 20
m Fr.@11fnxT have ns~n Fes1-s - pl~ure-.us
nnr~e-r. T1t AArr - r1.< 1I>1A1-1181 nn<
-ni,r 4 Ia ara IN 49, and 10 hxz11-.-I vim
fEnwe-r~ IHs hsunsam - the Mos H-x1 ~
4s~m mp.u ~. and rnt err<rrunlrA.~ N1tr~1
~ ErHx rruarhnms f1Nur E1-sHiT erzDaT.e.1 ~ tn
=. orr ~ - ~ two .srtrrs<fur ururrErEie Cuu
r--tr- szfN. mIE<k< , - 4IF rnnr usIrrtAl mH1--
urn - rsslrrrseI rnT l1Hur 90 r1H NErH1NA rNN41-
lr.r k,kr na,t rfsr rss,n. - slAlr~ e1lnl
a. rHe r. .rrs.Rlt,s,r rNrrr nnf ~resx1u prlnn m
susrl.A NAV r,.srrr HEr ~ nrH pr<VetItl<<
I~rn Ilf1~nE ~ fsrrirn arnnnnst ana me ntHzz1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

DrE rwnderx Hre aware that nl0s< Of
tine n1nne-s II pl1ees in this F1eimirT are
derived from the Imdzzn r0n-Re- sonls
q rhrn having h<<m adhered somewhat
Tor the sake uf erPhouF- a.. for N
srnnee. Peshnir0 for Fe-<her-5-rp. We
smrerv6ewet our odd friend Captain
PDweEl. the 0ther d1E- who l. weL aion-
i'm wears and wHs born here and > ~
nusnsr n familiar with The InNtian Ian
wxare - The InFE1ns rherlseIEes. and
he gives u the s5lB0wfnx - The signi1-
rzn5D1s OF -un1e Of the r1mes II pl1res
I'm TINS v5clnIry-
Snmm6rD-The yellow sand
Ounro-The F.Laes of the PiekereL
Perssmkee-The pl1rs q the brants-
Pesheri-e-SrapginE turtle-
Nem0rnnn<e-Wl5d rlre-
Nemeknmne-Ihe plare where the
ID.d-es are ErernIIy- the VILLAGE
Ezrarnhu- A E.1r r0e<-
Nrxnit0wr-The dweIIin- q the
sP5rir-
Kewnmnee-Nnrne q kind q duck
Thus Il viii Be seen that the Indians
manned pL1res zt1er sonle Fee-zl1rIry ~
The Bocaliry= or n IN the case u IanlrD-
wO.r- AFTER <onre -UpErxritinn- Most u
the American names are utterly nz>an-
Imr1ess. u appI~d to the l0raiftE- and
NE like the Lnf1Hn pisa the b@sr-
Take for instance APPlerDn- SeF-
r10mr- New London Prehle- ste-- whieh
rsumreT 10 idea whatsoever Believe =
berrer- hG- i : Freneh and : tnFliearesf
I'm Other languages a. for -srance-
Bmen1 Ni-ra- In SPANISH Fond On Lac
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16
Chairman HesdIey's Remarks B<fsre
the Maternal CsnFtnii<n-


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~, 49, - -
Au1lfthAu " A1t A,eAfD1lAAAr = AAps1l -
Convention OF. assuming The CHAIR De-
l..-...a l f.1l,.-..,.,. "a - $50
- - -
esI1ng address
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= y. - $500 - ~ ~ = ~, , " ~ -.
y, :. ~ ~, :, : = !, ". ~. \. y. -. -
49, - ~ -. y. " -. ~. y = - -
80 y - - ~ .....11 49, 40, - .-- ~.. -
P-1 ~ -. =. ~ - ~ - %--% ~"
49,, a - ~ ~ 49,, = n .--.,---.-. ->..,-.,r.
- - y - ,.- ...-. -, ,..l-.-,---
M 3sss --.Asrsp-.s = x,n'-sn r5l1 a.r go nv
- - ~ - - - - -. .- - -
49, - -. - - ~ -. - -
~. ~ n, -. -, =. = - ~ - - T>-nT
=, l ,ri.r 49, --r,s- rc.Il vii sr,xe r,r.,r
4. - -. -. -. a,s n s -. '. n - -
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

-rr j. infee1 "A srrnnr~ GOMEZ
drnr that the 1nngpneemenE " the
death &C ex->~nxrnr Barnard who de-
cHznel TO sr,repr ans s-psk IA the CreHtir
lr0h11I<r harnm<e be rhgn-hr ne enEh
moe rrrperly rufe ON = gue-rinn = wash
ne ha1 any per1nixry insere-r- -hDli
tnlIOE so einselE on the rcrnEnnrhnn for
the P-rssAemcy mf GenerM 6srmebt-
Tho rbgmrhr he rwuld pruperly take
Enrre fre ~ IN n1vw-Hte frum penpl@
wh0 we're seeking ~ oAt1im c'gntr1irrs
frwm an mzHtaI1 cuMnsi1ree "a wh1rh ~
wzsthe cEzrfrl chairman - ~ ~ &C. lFaths
Tkmn1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

A ruEKE~FuxpExT writes n fruE1
T0koAxnns. Zone of those ezriozErie=s
uf pr1rnrtmre wE6rh crop up ~ rime- in
the rmu.sr runhe.xr1-of w1y came under
NV m0rare reeamrIF and NAV TnrereS-
v0rz II D that cf dTvvrre q husband
And wife on BOARD the BulLDn- oue ~
uEr AnFrsrzn sniP-- IN the c0urse ~
her vUy.re frum NeE Yorx 60 Japan
rrnuU1mrtf hF her wwrrhy Capxnin- 1T
rnved for the rTrrs wirh fk< znEhDrirF q
rhe Ckxnr~El0r- The rxrurt Of the pro-
r,szslfnr - enreresl hF the CapEain uPoa
the -Dn.r' a The ~hl2 j. - t1llDwsz
Fehrm1ry r. ~ seven D. H. iariruzt-
90 Hers- ~ nnin- s. B0uEi-nie t.. degs-
- min z Charles BrDmn- cH,ok- And
Hnrie1 Brown <rewHrstess. separated ~
IMAM and wIte- wirh their 0wr free I'LL
and nrunrd d7v5dinr rheir eborhes and
slrhed clear % eaTh erher Forever a
imam and wTse- ench t1kin- separate
rpums -4smmH LRw -<smrmnf-
Sorue &C our Eepuhlnezn friends
rrr fntimr f1m1r With the S1n on So
rsumrr q the disclosures abor- General
G-nrx~A Tins II very unreaSsn1ble-
These da~rlnznr-s were mnte Ee1rs 1-D-
II n noe cur fEmlr thai the Republicans
had fnr.rurrKn these dxmaGing trer--
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-16

~-.rr us~ev.phi~s ~ Wsnseia scott Isa-
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a-.s. ssa Wuiia@ ". kssIssh- she Deas-
-~~1,e candidate Too vtee-Pr~~tdens.
The Chicago Times presents the fol-
towing biographical sketches Of the
memorable candidates for the Prcsi.
Sency and Vice Pre- sidency:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Apples and potatoes sell at one cent pound
III Walla Walla.
A Colfax girl looked ont of the window
and scared u horse. No blame attached to
the horse.
a large deposit of iron ore has been dis
covered nine miles from Olympia in the form
of ledge 200 feet high, covering 200 acres.
The officers of the Post have purchased
land and are laying out a town to he called
C~ur dAlene about seven miles north of the
Bridge
The contract for building court house
at Walla Walla has been let To j. Il. Addi-
son for S44, $40. it will be completed by
Nov. LIST.
Walia Walla is rapidly improving and new
brick buildings are constantly going up; but
enterprise is limited owing to the want OF
building material. The city will treble its
size and population inside OF two years.