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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-10

80 over coats for sale at Il. II.
Comptons, on commission. cheaper than
can be sold anywhere else in Wood
County, Call and see them. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-10

Some miserable scamps broke into
Garrison & Whittlescy's store last
evening and purIoincd a large number
of boots, shoes, rubbers, pocket combs,
knives and what money was left in
the drawers. 1t seems Centralia is
infested with such thieves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

C0NGREGATIONAL.-R J. S. Norris.
Services every Sabbath at half past ~ A. NJ
and half past p. NJ. Sabbath School at II NJ
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISC.-R.v P. S. Bennett;
Services every Sabbath at half past NJ. ana
p. N. Glass Meeting ut 8 P n. SagDalh
School at II N. Prayer Meeting every 1hufs-
day evening.
RoMAN ATHOLTC.-Rey CHAs. BEYERIE.
Services every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock,
Catechism at / P. 81. Eespers at PM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-10

CHICAGO 4 n. : W. RAILWAY.
Times Of departure Of Passengc trans irnm
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East, 200 A N.
. = the North $40 A. ".
II. A. FAMOUS, a gent. TT. lilo ward.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-10

Il
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II Ill Ia NJ IN rAITESusfuNT
MI Il 4 Ill u IL ! g
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GRAND RAPIDS WIS
EONTAENE BROTHERS,
EDITORS AND FFoFNihloR"'
Terms-S1.5O Per Year.
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TUuRSnAY NIGH 10 1881
oDUIpr,r DrDErUoDv
sheriff EDw1RD wHEELAN
c COUNTY y CLERK FL. WooD
G Reaiai., i of Deeds P. \. cHRTSTENSEN
p Sehaaf S nrs9Tmtg e. XXI
County County S"'1sy'r ~ p XIII SfPP
c c.rsu'' Jude J"fys GEO. G4R DTER
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Rcy. J. S: NoRR,s'
and half past !, P. NJ. Sabbath school at y N.
HETHoDIsT EPISC.-R.v.P P. 5. Bennett.
Services every Sa6bath at h2t past sa a
School at y N. Prayer Meeting every i"0'S
ROMAN cATHoLTC.-Rey: CHAs; BE7ERL LIE
Sstec his At III r.1. Vespers at 3 P,M.
CHICAGO x n. ", "Alh" ~. ,.
Fort Howard.
Leave 10 '"'s"s" IN" 'H' H"s'' SO .i P. N.
the N" rim, $50 =. o;iO A. NJ
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Some mlSefaoie ScanP' oroNe i"'o
garrison !" " n'.'iesey 0'0ie i"0'
of boots. shoes. rubbers. pocket combs,
knives and what money was left in
the drawers It seems Ceptralia is
infested with such thieves
The Republicans of this State can
do no better than elect Hon. Il. W.
Reyes to fill the vacancy made by the
oeath o. senator carpenter ne -
entitled to the honor. The party will
10 ;rdead ,rarotof,l sbopld If oct
otborw;sa
.=------
Chas- NJ Webb and >. W Cochran
have gone to heillsvllle where they
have number OF cases to attend to.
The trial OF Ii. w. Cochran VIII De
postponed to the next term oil court
by common consent OF all lh'efe'V9a
es----
The lecture last evening oy the heV.
). |. Atkinson was the NEST l"Sttuc-
tive ana entertaining ye1 "e'''e''N III
this city, luil mouse hS'e'eo 70 H.
Ii was worth twice Tue price u Az
MISSION Uo ''"o A0'' nun =
evening without la'i' lno o"'"-
coiiioS u i'oii'0 p '''' ''''''
Sr--
we publish IN aho'her c"'"iiD d
snort article headed "a FlhalcaCioh
oy heF. . .. MOTIFS as ''le i'0F-
e'"n' through Il MISUNDERSTANDING ieu
tue auu'e"ce - oe''e'e MISS N9r'I )
article was Org ''ia'' WHICH Sn9 "'o
not ciaihl' leu 10 unnecessary co'h-
mehI' ana by some quite uhcha'i'ao'e'
in doing simple Justice to all parties
= ea----
Seven m'leS Of railroad 'FaeN On
each OF the NH, 4 ot. faul ana y 4"
Nv ha'l"ayS' near "'o'So" were
from thfee inenes 70 Two iec' u"e'ef icc
the past week 1hey were ool'Se" TO
nave 1t plcSed out ne warm
weather melteu the sho" ana mus
was frozen.
! ;, .-.o- cII: H3,.;. &c
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
TITR>IAN

A = Haskell has gone to the front , To-day has been the varnes; this season
 The country roundabout begin. to th.rs 1 for drink.
 Tombstone has had it's fr,, terrific ah,
 damaging fire. See new ad of Jacoby, Urfeg & C.. | crows loud and long. !. M Mors and Robert Garside arc Il. ! from Kirkland valley. . Judge IIaTzsave Is having a fine Well dug
 !u the rear ot his residence. The nearest roin; from Prescott to tA,
 Both parallel railroad ie 50 miles. C. W. Beacils team Will arrive in Pres
 col, L. morru~. u. char., of NIT. Deon- | The n.ul=ncr cs-o on trial Is 'be mosr important one ii the s,ssiou, involving ove'
 SlJ,p1.
 ! Tho eating down DI lhe M MicsenDdrsn brings great hardsh'Is "u our .uhscribei : ,i.'J direction. . IT,, N"r,., a, t,! !..,s,uj,a n, r.,s.o,t
 iay D, Air J.gau. rL. null i.ru sa. . t.nsiye iar'6er. Tn. It.ig daagt,e. af C.r! >n,tn. lI,y I,v Mn q. Noy's .s seriously .l-
 Smith is m town
 The people of Tiptyp Ucc''-A oi enhsrai. or increasing the size 70: the OuryE'S .''ui"
 InsaEe asylum next We are more than pleassd |" sta'e tha' Mrs. C. F Dake iS 'a-t recovering ii2" severe spell of s,rkheSs Mr. A. Bruch. who Las beeu in charge "i the Cumberland property s- deputy >herri- returned home last evening. A little ek,ld "i Henry Roy oie'i ou tue- day at the residence nea. Thumb Butte. an' WAS buried yesterday .n Prescott Gun ci;izeLs .hould a~ahe c. iAo uIg.ni
 necessity of taking Iuea>Gres i"r securing .
 branch railroad to the Both parallel line.
 Jim Moon. killed recently al Denver lei
 ,n his wife. so II is stated m Denver l"'eIe sbout S7 .ooO. besides diamonds of c"nsidera i lIs ra.re. Lumber k us.ug hauled from Prescott t' ,b, nincries If the san Francesca mountains
 A saw mill is going up there and ,he ,hlp.
 will ceas,. Mr Horn. of Williamson Valley. who has
 r.,oyed iutJ Prescott. goes to Marcna tu-
 morrow for t!e yulH4se uf bringing Mn. II ] to Prescott Sherif Walker aui li, assistants are kep
 nusv iust row goiug here and there m con
 o.c,i@i. ~.th court and other Wstr'r-. I'm
 time Joseph |. eri ;2r the Tiger country. ] A.S. Cioneh was in town today iron l P.lnt of Rock \: lis place Is maln
 i.c.lred ths e, lcjrated lime used III pVt'H- up brick rcsiJ.I.,e. and structures ln Pre- . ,'.tr.
 i Nr. Gsor,e W. Curtis is Lack from ti4,
 Cumberland. having purchased the pr pc5tH
 i"ur.d there and attached for his benefit. II
 fell jtr short If paying he coal: ana Ge
 uands of plaintiff. \ i..u-lorse lean oI r L. Bri!. below
 Nicaeuharg. arrived iI town e.lic rai>
 s......-n- with 8 lead ot Ig~ l .-truc,. ila cane ,u l,;.-. a, The market Nas c..a"~.
 yesterday T ,>,.st:... ).'.n. the 1lpear ] ..'sr. ..t - r-.fa',,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
N [ FNk>IAh-
G,! ...s;'.er t..is for ti.a,,in. ice,

F. C,,! ...a;'.er ,..i, for thawing lee.
 5gr. H,,:y. 4 ai--chau, from tho railroad, IS ia j':-... J,.
 J:.1.. ,,'.ur !, in attyi,d,noe "ii the Dis iri.:t..as-.
 Ne. T .,-, p'.j f,.i', haze u."',d |" Pre- cal. i..~, NJ. ...t- n NaI.r.
 Wr..:. .,I ...; oar ,DaiL> lay ",-r 2i l,pss. .-. Penn. l-:ic rhi> rg"ngf
 <. n. I...:-, Is .,].ot. ,. remove his .cl ma :l..... :...t i'..niN TAhe Y -o lulua-
 N-. H4.-. .,.;. >at.,.u'c..i,,: NcCr1chin ,u:... 5. B.. ;.,'.;:. :...... Johnny Myer- from sa:3r ,...-a-
 .i.......:.,. t.,.. G.,., h,nsren rrr-tvctor Is ia i..,,-.. a.'i h, l.s- specimens rich. :a-e an3 .:'.-,.
 s1.-. r. E Fr~,'erish, 4n,i ,.so c;.lldret are ..na..: :. Ni>. N:les. n"tR,r sno grar.::. .l..~. Ia" ,''ae ir..' Tombstone
 GIi>~ l-.stA ii.ro> a-dvei yesterday .,...: T. .:.-:..t ai.'s t'..,r, "en' "a; '' 'i' E.s..- -...... ,.,, "... I's-fe -;t- her father.
 1. T~ :.--;.:. l.:r to-day T. tae L.' N#-it.- :...rt..s rA-,r 'liu>e-t '''i1 ..s."r-. T. / Nf's... -Ir rr-uH- uI. a s'.N -a..L :.....H -...- B.. 'I. t.,, Jo.-, i,"-e-7 -.I --. ..;.-l. j,,, ief- --l--..e' --- >,-@t'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Timothy q Hawkins, the Republican Ora tor. and formerly a prominent restaurant ulanipulator of our city, Is now holding forth al Signal. and sends his Tub" to all old friends in Prescott Tim is a great man and but few know it.
 Opium hsils tn Prescott should bs watched and t is th, duty of our city officials to see Co IT, There are numerous holes Of this sind ou Granite street and the sooner de- molished the better. These dens-for dens they are-sre Tt places only for the lowest specimens of humanity.
 Geo. White, partner of Geo. Woods, or Melvin Sheppard, of Agua Fria, informs Us that Mr Woods was accidentally killed on the 2lst inst while coming from Big Bug to their place, by the upset ing of a lead of lumber. which caught him, killing hiIn instantly Mir Woods, or Shep- pard. was s native of Homar, Cpurtland Co. , V. '. and vas at tle time ofhls untinely death 4 ye.-Ts If age. He was known only as an honest, upright citizen, and his acquaint anees followed his body tO tine tomb with saddcned hearts.
 CAPTAIN HASKELL MARRIED The Chron- ic!e Uf the 20,h has all elaborate account of ,he marriage of First Lieutenant H L. Has kell, l2th Infantry. Aide-de-Camp to Gen. WilIcaz, to Mss May Forgeaud, daughter of Dr. Y. J. Fourgeaud, If San Francisco. The ceremony was performed on Wednesday Ot ia-t week bv Rev. Dr Beers, at the Grand Hotel, in presence of large company of the cite of the c.tv. The Captain and hls bride will arrive in Prescott. sometime in August. We do not feel responsible, in any way, for thi, .t,te of affairs We warned the Captain that If he didn't cease these frequent trips c. the 5dy something serious would happen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
To Days News.
TO-DAY7S TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY, June 2J There is a growing restiyeness and desire to adjourn, especlally among the Democrats, and leave the sens- torial contest unfinished. TLe staluarts s-ll oppose adjournment; they say they are making capital daily in the State through the bribery exposure.
 vIEGINI. CrIr, June 23-Daniel Kall- cher, deputy county clerk, was stabbed and killed on street today by Dennis HenuesSy, a curbstone broker. CA'lsei supposed ,1 be political.
 CLGyELASD, June 23.-Tlioa!as Carrie id aged eighty, uncle of the President, Was run over by train of cars and killed near here yesterday.
 SAN LUIS OnsPo, June 2j.--Couuact has been let for first section, fifteen miles, ot railroad from here t. Arroyo GTaaie. Work begins tomorrow.
 ST. LoyIs, June 23-Pr.ya,e telegram says that c. P Huntington Is secretary of Houston and Texas Central Railway.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

VERDE VALLEY. June 20, 1851
 ED MI>Eg-i want to give you a few items from ths place Tn regard to the crops, etc Barley Is in good condition; the acre age Is about four hundred; yield will he from IjO0 pounds to 2OOO pounds per acre: wheat about the same; the corn crop Is above aver age can defy any state East to compete with the corn in this valley.
 Messrs Munds and Willard have a fine J. J. Case I0 foot header, which will be in the teld tomorrow. Then harvest will begin n earnest. Some have already commenced io cut with the old fashioned crodle, but their progress Is slow, compared with other machinery noe in the valley. They have a good first class threshing machine, which IS now undergoing some slight repairs, and aill Le in readiness tO follow in the track of the header h. the future nore Vill be raised in the valley than cal be used, while thousands oi tons will be shipped East by the A. & r. R. E. C. H. w.
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John Burton Kiiled.

Last evening at McCunua's station, neal the Bill Williams mounttiu. Nr. Jage- Douglass made some jrkiug Iemaris to Sur ton about the stock ot the Mail Company which he, Burton, WAS driving, which so cz aspcrated him that lie retired to the sable. procured shot gun loaded nith buckslot. and returned firing al Dougls.s, one shot entered through hi, mouth. h.tealing out teeth and passing out behind the iavjone. O-leI bullets pierced lis hal Nr Douglass piak- ed up an old gun tha, was m the room. fired and killed Burton, the hall entering the le:. eye and passing out at the back of tIe head. Mr pouz!sas immediately started .,r Pres cutt. and at l0 o'clock this foteuuun alnien- dered himself to the SheIiF. and iu th. af- t,rnoon Was examined and acquitted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Renember the miners meeting tc-moIro,, vening at the hotel of Dan Hatz at o p. n. i!s IS a right move in the ight direction and ines who have mining property anj ail Jar es interested in mines should not fall .u tend Prospectcrs and those cunten,, lat 2 L. prospect for mineral vii Hnd 1T L. cir advantage t. brPresen;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

lis the last week ir June, anu where [" gp r. spend ;he thn, lnost i.essartly, l.; late
 decide Then hand in hand with wandering steps
 and slow Through Prescott take your solitary way 70 Fircmau Hall ou saturday evening fl sou belong to tbe llouIbles
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

I3 r..--. ;'l.: ,Leu,cj nloguitul stra.ii, I..a. .s-.- !!.. -;,.rlt " eT thc Piain. tu.it..h ., lon. u'laeasurcd ton" r, E., ,,....' .ai.s-ralsv unknown.
 IT., I..I.5i.., were out m force. R-h-,!,ii. :.r ih.. Fourth. fl course.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Tie Tiptop Mining Company have elected ,l.e f.l!aEiEr officers, Joseph Clark, Pres dent: Wm. Willis, Elec President; j. B Hagg.n. Treasurer: Joseph Smi-h and R. r Morrow. Directors; Henry Dean was re elected Secretary and Gee. r. Webhe, rc- elected Superintendent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Take her up tenderIy, handle with care. Fashioned SO sleuderiy. sn young aEd g, iaic, Oh 1t was pitiful, ill whole city full, none knew enough to drop on the racket of the norrib!es getting ready for the grande,t procession, most ludicrous display of cos tune. most humorous and altogether ridicu- lous literary and other comical exercises on the Fourth
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

aerc m;.s sound of rer chy ty night. :. fr-s Arizol.gs Capit.! Laj -Gtherv., t:,s,. Her galiantry and chlyalry, a thousaad heart Beat happily; music arose with its
 EolLptious swell. Did yc hear t No:
 Twas bu, ,ie Aa,-l' i :ha Ho-Hhle. Pr .cticing for the Fourta of July celebration
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

NorIcs. The members of the Horrible Band will please meet half way between Prescott and Groom Greek tonight at nine o'clock fer practlce ! !aiI attendance is desired
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Tie following gre among the heaviest los els iY W Wednesday's fire at Tombstone
 Ninzina & Cooks block. loss Slo DO; Ill surance S13.00U.
 Chss Glover & Co, loss SiJ,000; insur ance S7. 800.
 I Meyer < Co. $4O, ,OyO; insurance so, O0O.
 Oriental Saloon, loss $, S,o9o: no insurance policy expired yesterday.
 R;ckabaugh x C.. loss g. 5eJ: no iHsur ance.
 Satfor!, Hudson S c., los, nominal; iol- ly insured.
 J. A. Young, restaurant, loss s5,Go9; in- surance S2,000.
 R Cohen, loss S33. 3.O00; insurance S2G. GOO
 McKean X Knight, loss s2O. Go2, no in sur7tnce.
 Frederick X Hll. sG.0o0.
 lee cream at the Cabinet both day an@ night
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Sdtterfield plead guilty to shooting in tbt streets of Prescott and vr.s fined Ly Justic, Hal $50.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

ia-lII hsIrFt tls UTlEe aLi many oIltr dis sl.s- rf.zt bad tl lI sanity and death.
 BR. gTS HE ll sree to forfeit ss5Jo for of .l. lsra tl. NsfIf Ee..pr.iiYe under his special iv s-fI t-.at-!f,E v5tl cure, for anything npurs iuf.oas found it. Dr. Mlrti- treae= all Privarr pi-eser rii, viihoGt mercury. con suit lr free. Ia1-uugh exarniuAoB and .fyIoe, in- c'1ds selysis q: Urin-, q. trlce Vital kestors- tive 8 bottle, fo1r uniss the quantity, St0; cent to auy aii.es- UICl rorr.lt of p- ce, C, O. b. cure from ot, 3Iou, ad ir Pc,.Gte ii co-ro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

HATZ- h Pr, -co't, 2'.i ls-i to the oi D
 Jiafz dsngh,er. Eat!.yr 2Ld ciIii Gon.e vei-. ALsAP-Ih Pheuix, JJ,e r, t, rs wife oi John
 Alsap, son.
 We are pleased tn note at all times the brave deeds and acts of Judge Alsap. This addition to the household and name If a nobe sire, i,, TO doubt. siilht pru'looDua. rccompensc for industry, integrity ~nd lis uniformly great desilc t. @e good f,r Lis eY1ntry.-Ep. NINrE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
s..., punches al ,he Cabinet.
TEAMS fEa3iS


 MI, punches at 'he Cabinet. lel1
 TEAMS fEA3!S Wanted. immediately, by L. Bashtord t (. teams. small and large, to freight from Pr4-c,,,, ,.. -he camps "n line of railroad San Fraaciscy ns,uI4s.., country. Apply |"
 |. B..hfoFD . Ur. Prescott. Apll IL. lool. Fin. Lamb.
 Fat Lamb
 Spring La.aJ. Mountain Larnb
 Delicious Lamb, i2u AT TEtGi, MhKkET. f Tos tu. China tea % t. sing Ch"ng China ~-ore. For silk handkerchiefs and Japanese curiosities and Ill kinds of China merchandise % to Sing Chong, Granite St. Pos;offi-- box 23 ie15 In Cahnrrpuuches at the Cabinet" icl3 Fo8 >aik-.iohu l. jng otters Li- "eliin- h"u~. ard furniture for sale at a very low -.o:ro IT.. house lla. seven rooms. and iS .rc .i the most convenient residences III Prescott. Immediate sale desired. j25tf. I,h,r,. wages viii bs paid sirl-of all work iu a -,uell family. Apply ar this oi- tcc
 .Ack.rs & smith make a specialty of fat l5..riu b,.t. ui2Nt1. Wal paper Io yts To!i al Geo. :. Porter's .';r To -i.n. =. Porter G Cos, east side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed nrrngr homes.
 Nner.> I.:rE,. sreclel. for cl 25 cash uy !. Hovey. mh' H5vrv for hor,e>hcei4c i4h5 Z, ....I-- h need Of Blacksmithius JAaJ igi. -.1i.s ei,..l @a 10 J. HoVey
 !uh. ,a.ie. aai., butter, ,qle .Ugn and u.a- i,i syrup an3 Flurher doubIt cream c!ls.'-e ... j. E. EI-aa-D {. C. 5. "l?u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Who C:L it aiG uai! down ,, carget better .r quicker than Jack -r. ail Trade, .13
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

LaI-o consignment of fine whiskiss and ci .r,-s just receiy ed at Fishers 23. You must wake and call me early c1ll me early, mother dear -D can see the crowds Of folks that
 come ircn far and near. The Fourth will be, of all the veal, the
 maddes:. Iderriest day. I'm afraid T bu most scared to death
 and want ty run away When the IIouubjea come by me i.Ag
 @ band of FcNa, cattle, Blowing horns auu beating drums
 and nlaAir- such a rattle. r. makes Ile awful nervous. I'm afraid
 I'll have to run. Ru- don't care I'm bound to g.
 want tp see the fun, >l wake and cali me early, etc.
 Go to Fisher Auction House for every tllul2 good and cheap J2@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
Corone rs InquesI

BTG BUG. June -. 1881.
 4 coroners iury yas this day summoned by :. E. Miner, |. F., acting coroner. and sworn also as & witness.
 We, the jury called to hold an inquest on the body of Melvin shepherd. commonly called Geo. Woods, June l2, 1881, called to- gether by s. E. Miner. J. P, acting Coro- ner, do find that he came to his death by the upsetting of his wagon, under which he was found, according 10 the evidence, being brought about by being under the influence a- liquor, said accident occurring between , and o'clock P. m-, June 2lst. 1881. Said Shepherd was born in Lyons in the State Uf New York. was AS years of age, and at the time of his death was residing on the Agua Fria Creek, Yavapai county, Arizona. This accident occurred on Big Bug Creek, about one-half mile below Mir. Van Nalnas saw mill Signed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
The Tombstone Fire
mill. Signed

WANTED. A plain cook male, ina board ing house. Enquire at this office. je2J
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. SPINN,EY, NO. 0.llkEAhNEY STREET. Treat aI: Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
II OT,Hg NEcn

WHO NsI UE >JTFT2fNG FBnS THE EFFECTS of yossni1i f'iias o. e-es,ou. VIII dc sell to avail thlt1f-z . -1l>. tl= boom ever laid et the 4llzr lf --l--lu- -r5-4l.s-E. bi.- sPISSEG VII gHsrsl.ss forfeit s5r for every ol sstainal Se-t.a- EG..--e L-lAss Ss Gny k'8d or cIAr@ctsf Esi.l hr lL.s s.I-izgs~ -si f-il- cure
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 Taa-, vary lt ti- 4-s 1f thir-y sxry Who srv .r1, @ elrl ts -r, ls-t evacuation oi the bladder, -ftsu -Fsl--l ls a slElt sLIartDg or burning 4s-stau and v-4Ere-z uf the systsn Ia manner -r I-st -a.'..- f.r. On examining, ti- uri- s-g ep --t-s ra-v rsrn-Lr ai.i cftru b. fouad and -l-e--r4t- snls E.f. ,s of NiICEen sil Appe-r. CT -.e cll5- vl be .t t,I r.klsh hue again changing Co c-rE f. tr-.1 zEtarsnce- These are many men ln de lt -cs l-eru-g ignorant 0t the c1lse which Lil- second -g- oi =eUlInaI -eskH@-s D.. s- vii -Erte f-et- llr- In -Il s7ca c.s-s, and healthy -,.-'ora.ia'. ti tia g-t.i 1-Crfua-y qsgSus.
 q. I.. r-lT-ss u.-ca-es oI e.ort Efsn1iHg, fuh C-rFr of r. stl-rs. rh.sIslt for Ctrc, with al .l & e t ires rocespt of sIa. OFFICE HuuE, -li Co lnd C. :. sundays f.Cru lS 70 ii CJ1sul 1rion frt~ Thorough examination .'.a advice s5. Cal siares.
 Ug- SFISNEY q co
 N1. lI ssa-Isy st., San Irz3c.Sce
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Snlau Fire and Big Light

About one o'clock last night the alarm uf ire Was sounded. and in 8 moment thevhole town was out marching n the direction of what va, supposed to be, from the beauti- ful. bright Eght. au immense structure on hre Lucky. as usual. the fire proyed to be a small board house. about oN10, built many ycar- aoo on lot belonging to F. W. Wells anl immediately in the rear of his fine resi- donc,
 Tie fremeu were out m double quick time, and had there been work for them more than likely would have shown of what -e,. they ara coanposed. The night wAs perfectly calm, otherwise the flames might have spread across the street to MT. Ross vacant house, so on to the MINER cottage, where 1t v.uld have received cheek, from ulg fact that g 40- barrel tank of water would have served to Wet down che premises most etcctual,v.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
IKE alEAY ExaLiSa REMEDY

lsl nsg-r failing CuFs for Nervou- D -bility, ,EHhsIIs,ed Vitality. seminal Ees kIsss syssTmsfc rzao-A, Lost Man hO"d,IHpa:saSy, PsEalysi. aud all the terrible efec:s of seif-Abuse. youthful folEe-, S eKces-e~ fla latDcrr years, -Such a. iJss af Memory, L@>-ItUdc. Nocturnal Emis- siol, ANsTssCn to Society. Diu;ueVs of Vision, Soisee in ,le hs=I; the Vitzl fi'ut
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24
Crops on the Verde.

Ratiie for Music Box, 9l Der chance, al Fisher 5. i23
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

For tu. China lea % r. Sing Ch"ng China ~-or. For silk handkerchiefs and Japauese curiosities. and I'll kinds of China merchandise go to Sing Chong, Granite St. Pus;otiir- box 23 je15 In
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

Go to Fishers Auction House for every tiul2 good and cheap J2@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

FuB >AJk-.iohu k,ng otters hl- dwelling lou~. ard turniture for sale at very low N.-:ro IT.. house has seven rooms. and ls .rc .i the most convenient residences III Prescott. Immediate sale desired. lj25tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-24

I,b,rl wages viii b. paid sirl-of all work iu -,uall family. Apply ar this oi-