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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
EcEsaSh's Denial.

A PhiisuelI ina dispatch of November loill s.,. that Attorney General MacN eagh has returned from New York. where he visited the Pr-.ijen- I,- stated to q reporter that the relation. between himself and President Arthur are and always have heen of the most agreeable character Statements [" the contrary, including the pretendei Cabi- net scene, he said, are mere fabricatIons. As 10 the misrepresentations of his position III the Star Route cases, he said no propo- sition had ever been clearer than that his own usefulness. either as a member of the Cabinet or in representing the Government in the Star Route cases, was absolutely ended by the death of the President
 Ms Mary Fr;.nci, McNick"r B"oth wife uf the scIor. Edwin Booth. died in New York City "i the I4th iIlst She has been in Ill health f"r some time, and few weeks since vent holne [" her mother, where she could have the care ..nd attention oi that parent. IT was immediately announced that a separation frln her husband had taken place The sep-rsti"n WAS '" prepare for death
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

At Lynn Mass. man named DriScoll put a dose of laudanmn ill Conlevs beer to quiet him becaus,. he was too boioterous. IL killed tonlel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

s.one of the best paying railroads in Amer lea is the Atchis-n, Topeka and Santa Fe, which will double its traffic so soon as the Atlantic < Pac'ic, bran.h, is completed to the shores of the Pacific and thus open a through line from ocean to ocean.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
Estray Horse.

Came to Ash Greek Station about oua year ago, on bay hor~e pony" branded U- aud JIG the lei hip. baI-.aH.. The Ovn~r is hereby notified to cal pro"c property aud take the animal away.
 GDTLIEB UPPER,
 SJIN STEINER. Pres: f0,; ,bey i1 I,s1.
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Notice to Creditors.
DISSOLUTION

THE C0-PARTNERSpIP HERE OFORE EXIST | ing between ST. J1nes k Dave merchants Tir- top. in Yavapa ,univ, has been dissolved by uiua consent. All debts against the firm will be tied by ". c. DtWES who retains and will carry OI. the bu-iness from this date, October 24h 1881.
 Prescott, October "A, 1881 3v
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Steamer day Is observed in Prescott, Arizona, though the city Is several hun- dred miles removed from any navigation. $. F. Post.
 Not So Lad, dear Post. Where is our Granite Creek Its hrideed twice in Prescott and then there is Hathaway $ wharf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

LAND OFFICP AT pRFSCOTT
 Arizona Territory, Nov {. 1881. Notic. hereby sivrn that th following n,nei se'- tier has filed notice of his intention ke proof support Of his c'airn and entry thereof at the U. $. Land Office, Ariz pa, the 10th gay December, lSsl. Norman Msrlow, Homes cad Entry No, B, Ter the r of s | l and n of > W !. Sec T., 2up Is, { W, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: John Wrigh', Thomas Flourney. Henry M. Clacb, Joseph N Ma.ov. all of Yavspsi. A T.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register. povk-ftw
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LEGAL.
AppliC ation tO Become a Sole
 Trader.
In the Matter of the Application of

Iu the Matter of the Application of
 NARY LONG, For the privileges . trader under the provisions of Sections Ig9O et als Compiled Lays af ArizonA: The declaration of Mary Long respectfully represents and shows to all to whom II concern. that sn- is married wo.an and is the lswful wife of Thomas Long been residing said husband the Co of Yavs pal, in Arizona Territory. That she Is deslrlous Of sysiing herself of he benefits If said sections sfore i'd, namely ections l99o 1891, 1892 l9s3, ly4, lss9 of the Compiled Laws of Ariz compilation of l5is authorizing her provided she comp win pro visions therein eontanedl to carry on and transact business her and on her own account, al her residence namely, he Half Way House" hear the City of Prescott, the road therefrom ID to Whp le Barracks. And she declares hat from and after The Third day of October One thousand eight hundred and eighty-one being the date hereof she intenos 70 carry business the place of her residence afore said, in her and her own account, in the following business, to-wit: In keeping saloon and station, aud in buying and selling gods, wares and srchan ise of all Knds and descriptions whatever, and that from the date hereof she intends 10 be ud viduay liable and responsible in her own name TOT s debts contracted by her account O her said trade O. business. And fur her declares that the amount o funds which she has to cJmmence and carry on business afo essId does exceed the sum of Five Thousand dollars.
 In witness whereof the said Mary
 Iong has herrunto set her hand
 and seal day and year nrs
 above vritteIi, namely, the Third
 day of October, One thousand
 eight hun .ed and eighty-one. seal.
 Her
 MARY IoSG,
 Mark. RUFUS J. RUrHERYcRD,
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NoTICE!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM IT MAY V concern, tn We w.n not be responsible for any bills c.n'rac'ed for goods supplies furnished to either sutcontracors any oth persous employ ed the Atlantic and Pacc Railroad, said parties have an order from of our firm their bus sness rnau ger. JOHN k PRICE < CO.,,
 agstaf. June 1, 1881. Railroad Contractors
 Democrat please copy. smos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

Tho Georgian cotton crop k reported - v~r r"ut I"s, than thr of lat yea"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
NOTICE.

Io NIsoN IT NIY C,NCyrN! Ili ort:sT 10 pay |. ie' i, s UEn: ,ei- d Jllc., - Tf'h '.u-'. CT Is "il Na ent. LiLER and after th.. date, will be sold for cash orders amounting tJ the same only.
 GEO. N. CURTIS. Prescott, October ?. 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
MINC ELLANEOIiN

s25 ID ss0 PER DAY Can Easily be made by using
 the celebrated 
 WILL kUGtR AhI ROCK BO2IkG EA(HkERY ! in any part oi the o..atry. We mean i:, and aTe prepared to demonstrate the fact. They are operated by either Man Horse or steam Power, and bore very rapidiy. They range in size from
 INCH TO i i-2FEET IN
 DIAMETER, ana will bore tOany
 REQUIR ED DEPTH: They wiIi bore successfully and satisfactorily in all kinds of Earth, soft sand and time stone, BituminOus >tOEe Goal Slate. Hard Fan trrayel, Lava. Builders serpentine and Con glOmeiate Rock and guaIan- tCed to make the very besI of Wells in Quick sand. They are light running, simple in construction, easily operated, durable. and acknowledged us the best and most practical machine eXtant. They are eu- dOrscd by some of the highest state fiiciais. We contract for prospecting for
 COAL. GOLD. SILVER, COAL OIL AND ALL KINDS or MINERALS Also fo- sinking Artesian Wells and Coal Sh f s, Etc. V. also urnish Engines. 30 | ers W nd Mills. Hydraulic Rams. Eors. Fowers B,ick Machines. Kiring Too E Portable Fo ges. Rock Drills, and Machip cry of a Xii 5.
 rTGood Activ Agents wanted in evsI Country in the World
 ADDRESS Western Racfi1eq Supply Depot,
 511 Walnut Street.
 SAINT SOULS. MISSOURI. U. SA
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"eounS Nantea

PRICE. RING >- Crs.. ,t-i.-s.I -o.i.1,. % or- aesr Flag :ta3, ~aAi freighters ii4i-e,.ialy carry aI.cs from PTeco-t their ca;aC vii! sy L7yO IcJitS fer POlt2d / for +-- se-o h,.i, tp i. i--liIori < Co., Prescott.
 FEIrE, TIrf' co. ,,c-t, J:.=2 1-.i-r
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A CARD.

To a! who ,uaer.rg from the errors, and indis cre:ion of youth. weakness earl-y decay, los, of manhood Sc, wil send eL:pe Ina Vi.l cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This grea. r-Ine,iy WIS niscov. cred ty missionary iu south America. Send s,lf- addree, envelope to the Rkv. Jos:rH T. Iyx.S. Station D, ' .w York City.
 Prescott, Nov. s le5I. lx- -un
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

D w[E n. Sl2 a day a- homo easIly nad-. Costly ~ousnsIsss- Ersr>.s ksCE Co., Augusta Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04

The fathers OF the republic were wise In their
day and generation, but they didn't know It all,
If the remark may be pardoned They made
mistakes occasionally, just as the statesman OF
the present day make them at times. One OF
their great plumbers vas fixing the Presidential
inauguration day N March.-a season OF the
year when the weather is so proyerb.aily
ehangeable AID uncertain that the only GER
tainty about II IS the probability OF It's being
bad What they should have done was to tx
the 4th or March o. the 4th of October, so TO
speak Then We should have been reasonably
sure or weather suitable for out door pageanry
and indoor comfort. vote OF the people In
washington TO day would undoubtedly be In
favor, by a large majority, OF Congress chang
Ing the time from March TO more propitious
month.
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The remarkable growth OF the country and
the city OF Washington Is illustrated by the
record OF the different pres dental Inaugural
tons given elsewhere. In successive Yeas
assemblages OF I'VE, ten. fifteen, and twenty
thousand people were cnronicled as sim
mense concourses," and as "hlling the city TO
overfiowing.' Even as late as the Inauguration
OF Buchanan, few thousand arrivals SO over
taxed the resources OF the city that It Is re-
corded that numbers had to walk the streets
all night. unable to obtain lodgings. Now the
arrivals are by the hundred thousand, and the
city Is able to house them all. In the matter
OF Inauguration balls there has also been a
great change since the days OF Madison QS09).
when the Inauguration ball was snoken OF as
1.-The most brilliant AID crowded ever known .
and which was attended "by al least 400 PEG.
pie" Nowadays an Inauguration ballroom
covers three or four acres OF ground, and the
attendance Is Teckoned at twice as many
thousands as there were hundreds seventy
years ago.
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The Double Sheet Tomorrow.

The STAR will be again i-sued In double
sheet or eight page form tomorrow. ard an
edition quite as large as that OF to-day double
sheet will b printed. IL will be unusually at.
tractiYe 10 advertisers, who viii confer favor
By sending IN their orders as early as prac5ica-
bic for the enlarged and extra edition. One
entire page has already been taken by single
advertiser.
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Visitors 20 the national capital today can
what its people can aud are ready to do In
way OF getting up demonstration. The
) thing they can not do and cannot De expec-
Ito do IS &c control the elements. But for the
fortunate break In the weather last evening.
pageant to-day would have been the IN est
er witnessed IN this country. As It il, we
IS well challenge any other city to take
III the accompanying drawbacks aud match
II.
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DIR. MET TAUR,S
N E A D A ne PILLS

- l l. |,
Cnre most wonderfully IN . very short time both
PERSIA In its worst forms, cleansing the body of
excess OF bile, producing regular healthy action
full size box of these valuable PILLS. with full
directions for complete cure, mailed to any adj
dress on receipt of nine three cent postage stamps
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD, one OF the most eninen,
clergvnlen In the country, pastor Mount Vernon
M. Z. Church, Baltimore Md:
i have no hesitation in assuring You thst DR..
METIAgRs HEADACHE PILLS have proved most
beneficial to me.
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. E. Church, Ha-
geretown, Md
I have tried pr. MErrAuR's HEADACHE Pills
with great benefit 1 am now seventy mine yeare
I'd, and have been subject to Constipation a num-
Der of years. Yonr Pills have acted SO pleasantly
In my care, the first time come to Baltimore ]
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. TH1REKIED. pastor NJ. z. Church,
Waterbury. Md
l gave DR.. METTAUR's HEADACHE PILLS to q
man who was in bed wit bad attack Of Bilious
Fever, ana in two days he out attending to his
fam work.
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev.I. E PETERS. p.stor NJ f Church, Urbana. Va.
have used one box OF DR.. METTAUR's HEAD
AGILE PILLS, and found thsm most beneficial.
Yours truly, /. f. PETERS.
Rev. G. W. HOBBS, pastor NJ. Z. Church, Pied.
mont. Va:
have given my wife. who is a sufferer from Head
Yours truly. 400 '''"N' = e GEO ". HOBBS
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fe12-eo SOlePrOPrietOrs, Baltimore, Md.
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Which inauguration day do you mean?"
This Is the question they VIII ask you after to
day when you begin TO tax about that dread
ful 4th OF March II Washington"
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TILES PILES.l PILES!l
SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFEER

q.
A sure cure for the blind, Bleeding, Itching and
UIotrsted Piles has been discovered by Or. VII
lians Tan lndian remedy, called Dr. WHATS
IIGian Ointment. A single box has cured the
wont chronic cases o. IS and 80 years staudins
No enc need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
ments and bectuaries do more harm than good.
Niiisms' Ointment absorbG the tIm ors allays tbs
inter itching particularly Ut ngh: after getting
warm ID bed), acts 90 poaitice gives instant and
ra1nless relief, and 10 prepared only for Piles itch
BY all druggists, and sent by mall on receipt o.
price q psr box. FRANK $: HENRY Y 90,
Props, Cleveland. Ohio. ST0TT 4 Gro hWELI.
Agents, Washington, 4. G., febl6- eo-Ap
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cI,o0O REWARD

For snv case OF Bleesing, itching. liberated. or
t,rotruGips Piles that DE BISd'S tlle hetnety
fails to cure PREPARED only by j. p. Miller, NJ. ID !.
Phi a. pa AID none genuine without his sign s.
ture Sold By druggists. ftbl9-s. t. Ia. GIN. &c. ~
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ne of which Mr.. Kicking men.

toned.
= D. Gilman, dealer in drugs and medicines. No.
G27 PeDEsy vaDia avenue said he b I'D not sold any
Of st Jac5 BIS Oil set, but Intended to do at once
as he found the remedy WAS in great demand, and
every body is talking about IL.
By the time had made the above investigations
NY hour for de- airing from Washington to mi I'll
business engagement in Baltimore ad arriy ed but
learned enough to know that st. jacobs OH was
doing the SANE good work in WASHINGTON that IL is
performing sll over the country IL
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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

~ JOHN A. DODGE CO.,
Ban and Brokers. 30. IL Wall ST., N " bnv
ana carry sc cEs on to per cent. margin, and
when desired win advise when and what to buy
Also. secure STOCK PRIVILEGES at reason abe
rates In which SIS to 800 can be invested. Full
information on application and Financial Report
sent free. t&ol2-l2mwkS
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Il Va la SiTFS AND BUILpINg LOTS
fiI . view Of both rivers al 4 tie city F,ee fr,.r
malaria '--
"a e site contains aboui 400 Oo1 feet: has largo
treos aad living p-irg
DI g of nesrlg 80 ne. unsurpasSei view Of VAST
yfou and one 81 l20 uoJ feet. trees AID ruuntns
stre=n1.
100 Building LOTS, desirable for suburban rssi-
deuCes. Apply 10 owuer
mari In II. 4 ahIswoLD. Anscosua,
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THE 5-Aa office lie connected with the Telephone
1xchsnge- Advertisements. orders for the paper
by nail ant otherwise, news or any information or
business can be sent day or night, free CT chsrge
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f9S1 FOR RAILROAD TICKETS at the lowest
W. reduced rates. call at 485 Pennsy lvsnia ave-,
Monnt Vernon House. Tickets bought sold aud
exchanged. It.
fr THE BALTIMORE SUN FOR TnO
Is CENTS PER COPY can be hat every morn
1rR early, at TIE SUN BUREs u, 1914 f ST.,
Washineon, D O., here advertisements and su
scriptions will be received mar3-2v
@ Law DEPARTMENT. OF GEOR1E-
tS TOWN UNlVhkS1TY;-Th course Of LIE:
MFRR1cK. Ii D., will continue on MONDAY
s s,HENiEa; Esrsh 7th FkInAY EvEN1hG.
and FRIDAY EVENING. March 18th, and FRI
DAY EVENINGS thereafter beginning each even
il z ct 10 O'CLOCK at the Lecture Hall, 915 = at
northwest mar34t
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nSHE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS
H0ME0P SPElIEIl,s =.

Proved from ample experience an entire suocess.
Simple, prompt, efficient 6nd reliable, they are the
only medicines adapted TO popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE.
j. Ieyers, Congestion, InnamlnRtions....... .25
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Oolio ....... IS
3. Crying Colic, or Teething of Infants...... 25
4. Diarrh9a of Children or Adults ........... rs
8. Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Ooic. ........ As
6. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting. ............... .25
z. Ooushs. Gold, Bronchitis.....-............ as
B. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoeaohe. ......... as
Q. Headache. Sick Headaches, Vertigo.,.... IS
10. Dyspepea, Bilious stomach. rs
H. Suppressed or Painful Periods ....,. as
u Whites. too profnse Periods. .............. rs
Ii. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing rs
i4. Salt Rheura. Erysipelas, Eruptions rs
Is. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains ......... AS
70. Fever and Ague, Chill. Fever, Aeues... so
II. Piles, Blind or Beedins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
u Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza 49,. 30
~. Mhooptng Cough, violent Uoug us. ........ so
a General Debility. Physical Weakness..... 50
2S Nervous Debility. Observation-Disclosures
80 Uf nary Weakness, WettiBg the Bed ...... 50
81 Lisease of the Heart. Papitaton. Leo
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGfsfs,
Or sent by the case. or single VIAL free OF charge,
o. receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS EOMEOfATHIOME D1-
CINE CO., 100 Fulton street. "
8Ef3phreys' Specific Manual on Disease ana Its
Cure 1<4 pases) seHt free eDs-eo
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TEoH SALE-ln part or hole, 700 acres 81 hi4h-
a y improved LAM at Jessap'F. NRShiaytaa
branch "a r. ad Address Mrs e. A. Kill
l0IkN, Jsssup's, Anne arundel 90 Nd. ma OF
TMk SAlE, or xChauss for city or Country
4 Property, We l-Cstabl shed BUSINESS, payius
from sS.tCu 10 800 per Excellent chance
10 obta5n hrSt-C.sss DdsI;,css. Address " Bust
ness. - Ftar 4, III a. ms r. 81
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CILK FLAGS!

SILK FLAGS!
Best Foulard Silk Flags, 16 by a in 81; "a by
SO iH, $l.75; 80 by 48 in, So so. These flags are
especially low. and cannot be replaced. Cotton
Flags from lae per doz to % per doz Very ane
up Gle. b and pareE Chiuese aud Japanese Paper
IaL ter ms from &c. up Fancy Flags, Sh eds, &c
all at the lowest prices. Bunting FLAGS to order in
all sizes. would also call your attention to new
pa:ett Sleeve Button, which ia far ahead OF the
ser arabic button and which must be seen to be sp
up. Very handsome Rolled Plate Buttons, sep.r.-
be, t0c. Another lot Of Solid silver Ear Drops ana
PHI g. beautiful goods from SOC. }. Lovely Rhine
Pebb Drops in god settings. from ST. up. fresh
supply of Silver Plated Teas pOons at 43c set Tabla
Spoons and Forks at 96c per set and Solid Steel
silver Plated Aniyea at = 81 / Per p set .c,a
GREAT METROPOLIl AN BAZAAR,
31S 18th and 313 Sth street northwest,
fel2i-eo Near Pennsylvania avenue.
EIEALIH Is WEAL LTHI!1 =. 9; VESTS
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. Oonvulsione,
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory, Spermatorrh0a, Impotency. Involuntary
Emissions. Premature Old Age. caused by over
eIerhon. self abuse, or over dulgencc, which
isads to misery, decay and death. One box will
treatment. One dollar g. boz. or six boxes fc.
Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
price We guarantee six boxes to cure any case
With each order received by Us for six boxes,
iccomVfoted with fve dollars, We Will send the
enrchsser our written guarantee to return the
a.oney II the treatment does NOT effect cure
ss sn issued by sTCTT ORQMWELL, $50
sue snd Retail Agents. u whom sn orders should
5e ADDRESSED. ocU6-s, tn. th&k
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ESR SAL Y or SENT-sRFEN Valley, ths
a - n 81 The lac q X fraser Of Alrra drsa
csoEn y. Va. sSnE'Hlri1g ifn s~rse of laud WI n
80 iiCk dNf i1aES. one Sith fpur't on rooms an
y ~ ieHri and s'ahios titns'd arn9t 2, y nil
from -sL inston al q ihset from ArxsudriA In
tR.sSS1 We premises cr address Miranda
mars % w.
t-uh SAlE-A Brick DWELLING aud Ia go
n hlles west OF s'eNas dria add frarn Wtsh.
Ittou CITY. ID. & has beautiful Nies vat.-
", 90 lF'li, aud Wit in 500 ards ~ sch ,ol AMI
ch fcn; ALEC shout No1 acres 90 heavily wroi 81
az. MI g. WEST Of ~hshiNst i City sud noar The,
W :, X n Food Location for phvsiciA1 aad
fax couAs, Va. mao r..
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The Celtcate membrane lining of the nose and
throat Oy using dangerous snuffS. DR.. Hartley 8
tataTrn Remedy never causes the slightest
Irritation or sneezing, affording immediate re-
lief ara permanent cure. Sold by Stott &
Cromwell and all druggists BIG
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ADJUSTMENTS
1 BHE.'S music HALL,

bNE3sS MUSIC II ALL,
STREET NORTHWEST. BET. 7rH AND 9Th.
GRAND BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT
THIS EVENING.
Music by the full band 18th Reximent Infsr-
try, al Guard OF Pennsy l.anis
Tel cts. 30 cents ~
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LoUk SMALL FAHMS, Improved Coz veflieat
Z = "asBaStoD, ID . FOR sale or eNcb AH-r:
SO acres Of and, miles from ashinEtoB, mostly
in wood. ~ l5 PEG acre. scras. l6 mites Fl IN
Washington, mari land convenient 20 aygsu m,
80 acres IN tin Der. balance Under cult valun, at
SlO leF acre. ". ". HAT l.,
IUGr3- 81 347 st southwest.
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Wells Health Remover, grs Attest remedy c
eaith for impotence. leanness, sexual debit
&c. s., at Druggists. $50 Pa. ave.
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"Alderney Wagons
Fresh AIderney butter chUrned every morn
ing, aid delivered III : lbs. ward" prints, 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per ct.
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ErOR stLE OR EXCH -NGE-6ARDEN FARM
= OF 80 acres; also 100 scres adjoining, 4 rnias
trom city; Inquire Of hUGUELY q BOWEN. 20.
cas- New York ave. feb2s-2xs
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-08-20

lngersoll's is good for that place that
the Revised Testament fails to men
ton Yet Republicans speak very hope
fully of having a Republican sheriff
this year. the first in 20 years. Every
one seems to be in fever heat over the
18th Regiment celebration on the
10th. | hope we shall realize our
expectations. BY the way. ex-State
Senator Pidcock, of Belvidere was in
town the other day, which means no
good to the high calling Of our worthy
aspirant for sheriff, John Ramsey
Friend Daniel Williams has left rs
Tor a better life. Our people are
much excited over the Presidents
relapse. yet we hope for the best.
We are to have grand circps here
on the Odd. All the little ones are
elated.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Having, on account of large increase
in my business, taken in the Store next
door, where have opened a Liquor Store,
we'll stocked with The best of WINES,
GINS, APPLE and RYE Wits NIES,
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES, JA-
MAICA RUM, FOREIGN and AMERI-
CAN CHAMPAGNES, call and examine
and be your own Judge
JOHN CODY,
Nos. ia and ll6 Greene st.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-08-20

The SENTINEL has q larger ci,cula-
ron than any weekly paper published
in this city (acih one e1ception.) This
statement ne are prepared to rerJy at
anu time. advertisers uiU do ,ceU to
remember his fact, as oar advertising
rates are io,rer than those of ana other
newspaper Nth equal circulation.