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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08
Local intelligence.
WEDNESDAY.

MT. Will Weber a good printer, will return in about 60 days 10 Prescott.
 Four passengers came in to-day, Der Black Canyon Stage.
 Deputy Sheriff Murphy, of Tiptop, is in town, having arrived this P. M., by the Black Canyon Stage.
 We see that Vim. Clark, the Lynx Greek orator, Is on his way home to Prescott from Stockton.
 Mir. David Anderson, a progressive mer- chant and go-shead citizen of Gillett, is in Prescott, for the first time
 The t,illett Mill has shnt down for the present. and only about 9 men retained in ihs mine. prospecting the same. Superin- tsndent Weber has gone on trip 10 Cal noruia.
 Prescott is full of strangers, who come with money looking for good mines, and We conjecture that they will find but little difhculty in disposing of their cash for rich ore bonanZas.
 MT. Abe kiewe, the rustler Of Big Bug, who keeps all kinds of merchandise for miners, stock iaisers, farmers and others, has been in Prescott since the 3rd cf July. celebrating, to-day loaded team with fine things for himself and customers, evidently intent on keeping up the Independence Day for several weeks 10 come. Abe IS doing well for himself and those interested with him, all of which gives us pleasure to note.
 We hear that Mir. Henry Wickenburg made a clean up this week from four tons of of rich ore, which he has just worked by rastrx process, from his Iconoclast Mine, near Rumble Bee Station, Black Canyon District. The InIne shows al the present time b feet of fine rich ore, and Is one of the most valuable mining properties in this Ter Titorv. ana We predict will sell for large amount some of these days.
 E1swhere in the MINER, will be found, under the proper heading, the notice Of unity in holy msirimony of our whole-souled fellow citizen, Mir D. C. Thorne and Miss Iouvea Dan and his bride have the best wishes c! the MINEE for long and prosper ous life on the shores of ihe nver of bappi- ness, and may the pathway of success ever attend them on their journey through 70 the other land, where blooming flower gre scattered over tine paths Of all. and where the tree of thorns Is rent of Ih ugs, and .cI; ss harmlcSs d. The tree Of jasmine.
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DIR. SPINNEY, NO. Il KEARNEY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS youthful folics indscretion, will do well 10 avan themselves of this the boom ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DE. SPINSET will guarantee tO forfeit $500 for every of seminal weakness or p-yaie disease of any kind character which he undertakes and fa,ls to cure.
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 There many at the of thirty to sixty who are troubled with tCo frequent evacuation of the bladder often accompanied by slight sInarting or burning sCD-atiol and weakness of the system in manner the patient cannot account for On examining the uri- nary cep jss ropy sediment will often be found and rTnes small particles of abumen will appear sr the color will be of thin milkish hue again changing dark and torpid appearsuce- There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant Of the canse, which the second stage of seminal veAkness D.. S. will guarantee rfect in all such cases, and healthy req ,orat;ou of the geuito-urinsry organs.
 r. =. To private diseases of short standing, full course of medicines, sufficient for with all tn sructtcus vi be sent to address receipt of $l1 OFFICE HoURs-1D To I and to s. Sundays from 10 70 II A.. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice g. Cal CT address,
 DR. SPINNEY kCO
 No. II kearIiey St.. San Francisco
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Temperance Movement.

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the Independent Order If Good Templars has deputized Mir. Gus F. Stoddard, of Big Bug as Right Worthy Grand Templar of Arizona Any friends of the temperance cause who may be desirous of starting lodge in this Territory can receive the necessary in formation as to the steps necessary to take, by addressing MT. Stoddard at Big Bug, Yavapai County, who informs us that he will be pleased to give all information and assistance that may be requisite to those desiring to start lodges.
 Territorial papers please copy.
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The Wandering Balloon.
MINERAL PARK, July ?, 1881.

MINERAL PARK, July 2, 1881.
 ED. NINER-R Y. Patterson just Tn from the Gold Basin (thirty i've miles north of herel tells of balloon having passed over that region tral cling northeast. It IS a strange story and made careful enquiry of MT. Patterson. although he did not see 1t himself. He has no doubt Of the truth of the statement made to him by Mrs. Saunders, John Heiuman and Sol Roe, who saw it. They slv that al first they thought It sPeck of d cloud, but as the sky was elsewhere clear. They watched t and as it came near ,rs,>emed 5he outlines of balloon, and as !, ,a,scd nearly over them they say that II vas plain to be seen that It was balloon. ami ,lar they could plainly see the balloon, ,,. .ud .a,cs attached thereto. It IS ..r,n--. and ouly that am convinced from tAe c.rsy,o- fl the IaItiss that there Is truth .. tho statement and that they ~ere not de c,I-o-. 1 would not write about 1t. It r.ay b. s.ay Ice: or escaped balloon.
 A. F.. DAVIS.
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4 CARD.

ED. MISER:-In your paper of yesterday you state that the battery commanded by ne on the 4th of July was captured by Mai. Smith on a bronco stoed. While l think that all honor should be given to Maj. Smith, of the Br,nco Brigade, l think 1t IS also due that the boys under my command should have great praise for their courage in standing by their gun, ana wish you to cor rect the account of yesterday, as the battery was not captured, only the gun being dis- mounted, and my men rsmounted the gun and did good work until the engagement was over. CAPTAIN SMITH,
 O. II, Heavy Artillery.
 Prescott. July :. 1881.
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Hub Punches at the Cabinet.

Golden Lime whisky at the Cabinet. Je2o x-o to Geo. S. Porter & Co.'S, east side oi Plaza. for furniture and everything nee!eu oryour homes. Appollinaras water at the Cabinet. JeZo ' Wall paper 70 cts roll at Geo. $. Porter Miners picks, steeled, for Sl 2o cash by J. Howev. mn. Howey for horseshoeing. mn Liberal wages will be paid girl,ot-al!!- work in small family. Apply at this of- ice.
 To parties in need of Biacksmlthins that don't require credit go to J. Howey
 mh7 Choice dairy butter. maple sugar and ma rel syrup and 'Thurbcrs doublecream cheese at P. E. Brannen k Cos $. a1'u Ackers X Smith make speciality ot ia' untain beef n-2u-
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W. II. AshuIst. whose sheep range Is near Pine springs n the Mog"llon mountains, !, m ,.pu to-day looking for sheep shearers- H- forms u~ that there will be more than .sn tLsu,.nd head to shear at Pine Springs, ..,.l that his rau s1o, crop he estimates at nj .,s, than fifteen thousand pounds. He l-.n.t.. in some samples ot ore found near ranch. rL.ch he IS having aSSayed for q. .,G and ,ll,o.. The mountains, Tn certain rs.-r..., ,n tLg. region. he assures Us are -Hel with metal bearing le1ges ihaf are .5....... entirely unprospected. and he thlnks ..,s,. ,.. ;i..,n. ,. least, carry gold and sil- Yer.
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Prescott, July :, 1881.

THE GODDESS or LIBERTY, AND REPRE- sENTArIvEs OF THE ARMY AND NAvY.-Mlss May Bean, one of Prescotts little angels, seated upon an improvised throne, erected upon the hook and ladder truck, supported on the right by Master Arthur Robinson, as the genius of the American Army, and on the left by Master Eddie Blake, as the gen jus of the American Navy, the whole drawn by the full force of Prescott Hook and Lad der O., No. l. under command of theIr foreman, City Marshal !. NJ. Dodson, head, ed the Citizens 4th of July procession and presented an appearance that would have done credit to any city, East or West: Dur ing the literary exercises at the District Court room, the Goddess occupied the judges chair, supported, as before, on either side, by her aids
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Members of the the Chamber of Commerce propose to raise a quarter million of dollars to be invested Tn |. S. bonds and deposited with the |. ;. Treasurer. The income Is to be paid to Mrs Garfield during life, and at her death to go equally to her children, in appreciation of the noble character of the President. A large sun has already been subscribed.
 WASHINGTON, July 7-8 P. M.-The favor able condition of the President continues. Pulse, lO6; temperature, 100; resparatlon, 21. A slight increase of pulse is said by physicians to be only natural fiuctuatlon' He had no fever from morning until noon. He has eaten chicken broth, toast and oat meal. He maintains good heart and makes humorous speeches.
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Our dispatches from Washington are of nature which indicate clearly that President Garfield Is almost certain to recover, which will be received with Joy by our readers.
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We regret to hear of the death of James NJ BsttS,- proprietar of the Maricopa Hotel which occurred last night. Mir Battz was a ceneial, whole-souled man, and his death will be received with great sorrow. hr. Bassett, hi. partner, telegraPhed Mir: New, lands to-day for a coffin, and the funeral will take place to-morrow.-Citizen.
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Milk punches at the Cabinet. jelt

There is work in plenty on the line of the 4. X. P. R. R. About 2,0OO men are needed by the various contractors and, h. A. Halloran, inspector of construction, has been in Chicago for some time drumming up
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08
Fresh butter at B. II. Weaver's s

Large consignment of fine whisklss ana ci- pars just received at Fishers J-'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08
Milk Punches at the Cabinet.


F. G. Parker is busy taking down his saw mill. preparatory to moving 1t to the San Francisco Mountain country, on the line of the A. & r. R. E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08

Go to Fishers Auction House for every thing good and cheap. IZo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08

John Hance is in town from the Verde, where he holds forth, supplying the govern ment with hay, wood, etc.
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$40 saddle mare, sound as dollar, Tor sale at J. L. Fishers 20.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08

Ice cream at the Cabinet" both day and night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08

passing unobseryedin the urine. and many other dis eases that lead tO in sanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE 1T agree to forfeit $500 for csss of this kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and treat1nent) will cure or for anything impure or iu furious found n it. pr. Mnue ueses All Prfy.te Diseases successfully without mercury. Con- suI;atiou free Thorough examination and advice n cuding analysis of urIne S. Price Of Vital Restors- tive s bottle, four times the quantity, slO; sent to any address Upcn receipt of prce, c, O. D. se- cure from obssrvstioa and in private name if desued
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Very fine so UT mash whisky at the Cat met. je25*
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Imported Ginger Ale at the Cabinet. JeZ'
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CHARGES FOR AssAYwG

GOLD AND SILVER ORE, s2,c0 BIowPIPE TEsrs, (qualitative,) 75. Charges fer all other So-k low consistent. | care .nd correctness. All Eork sUs-znteet-
 |. sTAUL sy e,nd 1s7n
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County Script taken at par for goods at J. L. Fishers. JZ3
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UP0u VERY REASONABLE

Any one desirous of purchasing Build ing in PRESCOTT for the purposes of a MERCANTILE BUSNES5 or for HO- TEL, can do no batter than to apply at the ofrice of CHAS B, RUSH Montszuma Stp who has for sale the property represented by the above cut
 The building is of Brick. l. is two full stories and is 3ox6o feet. It Is situated on the corner lot on the southeast corner cf the Plaza having a tToRtaee of 50 by a depth of 15O feet The Building can read ily BE cONvERTEDN INTO A HOTEL and it's situation for that purpose is desirable.
 Itis one of the most desirable pieces of property ill Prescott and is a GOOD IN vESTMENT for any one desiring to invest in real estate without references to other buiness- Any one who desires to invest for any of the above purposes will do well tc EXAMINE THIS PROPERTY before purchasing elsewhere
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COLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED INTO BARS A,yD STAMPED

Analyses made of Ores with view of es-
 tablishiug proper treatment.
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A. F.. MINTIE, Nj. D..
Il KeA-rey Street, San Francisco, Cal,

pr. Mintie's Eindpey Remedy Ssphrsti cum cures al Kidney ani Bladder Complaints, Con orrhcea Clee Leucorrhosa- For sale by au druggists q a bottle. six bottles for S5.
 nr N:ir:ie's Har rdeiion Piils. gre the best and chearest I)ysresi1 ali BltcCs cur5 A te .sIEet For sale bs al d. -Sg.sts- S<dSNu
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa never failing Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality. Seminal Wes kness SperrnatorrhBa, Lost Man hood, ,Impotency, Paralysis and all the terrible effects of self-Abuse, youthful folies, S e1cesses in msfurer years, Such as loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emis- sion, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid
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AaEHrS AND CANvASSE2S GsEs from sa5 to sjo per N-& selling sJ'Is iCF L. U .gTpEOT-r < co. il Barclay street, NeV horA'
 1Jr tieis la'SiogEs su5 terms o'-N a.~IAwgEK. sI2 A day q; hone eszi!y made CGs-t -sptft fr-o. Ac're.s. TETE < O., AuTls'ar E-.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Third EDITION.
Marriage Insurance.

Prom the Allentown Chronicle.
Previous to the chartering OF the
Union Beneficial Society for unmarried
persons by the Berks county court, no
such organization existed in the county,
and but one or two outside. While the
war has extended against marriage
insurance, and many Of the large
number OF companies which sprang
up with in few weeksin our midst
have been the target Of newspaper men
and the public generally, the Union
has pursued the even tenor of its way,
meeting with such unboded success
that to day, four short months since its
charter was granted, it claims over
three millions Of insurance. AT this
rate of insurance, in June 1882 when its
first assessments are levied, 1t will have
reached eight millions. Two thirds
of marriage insurance is placed in large
sums by persons who pay the marriage
candidates q certain sum for the privi-
lege of insuriug them, and the same
spectators pay the assessments. None
become IN emb bers of such an association
unless they have prospects of an early
marriage, and spectators place insur-
ance only ON persons they have rcason TO
believe will soon enter the marriage
state. If,he hope Of realization on a
marriage insurance policy leads to
rash and unhappy marriages, the
wealthy prospective father.in-law
should rs much deserve the ccnsure Of
courts -. marriage insurance.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
KILLED III A DOu.
A Little Boy Said 10 Have bee
killsd by u Dog.

Word came to Mr.. FOX, a tFuCh
who stands in King street market
low Third, this foreHoon, aDou'
O'Clock, that bi, little son Eidls . q, =.
about t years had been bitten ,ps ps
nei ghbor's dog in the throat 50 u.'
that he died in u short time aileF"A
Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Doran tIe owl wi
of the dog live neighborS to each OIL u
on the New Caste road aboul Hit,'n
herween Wilmington and Ne" .S'.
and are both truckers. hepo'lS
thu: the little boy E.dio ~Fht ~. oI.
play with one Of Mr.. poran'S cnI'N,' Ii,'
when the dog from some Nhesp'",1' \
cause caught him by the tnio'' ''"'1
his flesh in frighHul manner
The little boy va, taken 10 hls ~
where he is said to have lINco uus
minutes. Mr.. Fox lett Tor AVmo
terribly distressed state Of NH" !"
terrible news.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
second Crsp Of Apples.

Joseph wilkinson, on Mrs. Jane
Chambers farm, White Clay Creek
Hundred near Thompson Station, call,
ed at the REPUBLICAN office today
with unmher OF "a or p apples, of the
Kiuole and winter varieties. The tirst
crop of apples were entirely deStrc yed
by a hail storm in the latter part OF
june but it seems the apple trees di!
the best they could toward making up
the loss though late in the season. Some
of the apples are well grown
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
The EaSl Nail

has been making exceedingly good tint
for The past week, coming IN one morn
ing on tine, which was very surprising
to our citizens. II was Ii ptd that thi'
umely arrival would be kept up, bn,
alas, we were doomed 10 dlsappvin t.
ment, as she failed to make gooi time
this morning, and arrived III this city
twenty-five minutes late 1t is ID no
uccibie fact, and was remarked Nh,
other day, by u prominent man who
has t!ayelled considerably, that the
through trains on the +. w. n 6 Il. H.
are run with more irregUlarity than
on any lold he ever travelled on. why
tie traius on oar road cannot be run on
regular schedule timr, is one OF those
perplexing questions a newspaper re-
porter cannot find ont.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
T5lE BAPIISrS UNIV
Tho delaware BaDtists 10 nv.
Annual session Next "'-

The Delaware Baptist Ohio4 vi
hold their annual meeting in 'TU T"a.1
Baptist Church of Chester, on iA A =,
and Wednesday of next "eeh' ,rr
interesting programme has oesn snoTrh 1rt
ped for the occasion. Each cn"'rd c.''nd
entitled to send five delegates ,Do' .IIl
their pastor. Each paper anu ,." S in
must no; exceed twenty mlnuts' Th, m
time of its delivery. RAvs' a. p,rry a.
az, b. S. Barker, and JoSePi re,ri l,ar i
the committee; and II. b. haig,.iaed
secretary. Meals will be Pron'" P,"rsy,,
the church fos the visiting c',i i,;a
by the members Of tho LADIES a's ",,
ciety. About forty strangers are 'A'
ted 10 attend the Union.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
y,,,I.,pect their Hoa"S

On Monday next. a nu'liop. ,i. acc,
Pennsylvania railroad oiiti"p IVA p "
panied by the direa3r' OF .amr .m1 afipsy
b. Railroad, will make a tour 20 "a brsn
ton over the latter road ana naasiaI ,,s I ca,
". The parry will go in a y PEnrederic
far south as Alexandra ana ,ra + way
burg, and return by Chsstsr shs T
Baltimore Central, West Cnss,d Cnsss,sd
Philadelphia roads. It il expsee'Td spess d.
they will he absent abou' 'n
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Tn mn X kxgt~1nx supper.

Tn" ladies' connected with Calvary =.
T. church will give a supper in the
lecture room Of the church, cor. Third
and Washington streets, on ThankS-
giving evening. Everything in the
eatabie Irc will be provided ani a good
time will be had. Ga vary never does
anything hy halves and this occasion
will 70. he an exception. Let all who
can 60 and sup with them and they will
not ouly r, ceive a good square meal,
bu: they will help good cause.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
FIFTH EDIP10I
sprinklinss.

Attend church to-morror
moa,. dhs builders again look dow, \
,ha haah,anlksgiv,ns day ha, been ii
The steamer Thomas c,,,
running daily between iyde Phit,iis \
This has been an o,hsr 4.
day for both buyers and seIISe' eIIISe'4
market. sellers [
A complimentary quadrn. j
press was danced last nigh,
Fleetwood's ball. su''
On the Delaware south bonn,
yesterday morning, . broken bo', , j.,
ed 'he passengers nearly an hon.
Mccall Post G. A. X. of w.,
ter Will pay a social visit to ~ n.
post No. 2 of this city this ev"ri' ="
The two young alliga.ors hs,an
r, V. Mccall, cigar dealer a, Wa,sSJ
well. s anu
Police business has been very
TWO or three days. No, 4 sinai
this. e'o' shoJ
| Rev. W, K. Avery and Briso
ed home t" Elkton from Their W.T. r1
tour LAS: saturday. The Eik,a''
serenaded them. 'a
The rains are having the es,,..
certain eaten' OF purifying tie
of the Brapdywine, aithoneb :.
take IA freeitt 10 do the worl 49,
ly. 'Ao'q
4 meeting Of farmers will be- bo,I
Mid dlle;own 10 day 10 c,psid,'
question Of introducing ln,e;yn
hands into Delaware anu Mr,
also.
The steamer Mary Morgan, form
owned in this city, has g9pe "a
south, where she is duinp NJ
business aud was recently sod
good price.
This Refo med Episcopal ,hYrcb
Redoemev being ont OF deb /, nav
pairing 70 put inside .hur,,, "A
windows for which the mo-, a
! money is collected.
William White, whose ryssI
d'sarl "arance On last Tu-,,iay
was mcr .ioued in til. Eeprb b,ican
not YET lcsn l'ar'i from aIl
family are very nN l. alarmed A
him
Ca Tlurtd ' evening, Samnp, Nd
an aged md resp" tSu citizen OS
Ninth war,i, died >il ,tenly at Ii,
donce OF app0plcxy. lie was c,n
ter by trade, and has s,ru. al
his cn,ire life in Brandywine vii
What's the matter with WiImin|
whisky? ? Early this morning
man was lying on the pavcmen
Seventh and French Streets, and
noon u colorcd man went down u
its influence on King street near Tt
A number Of persons resilind
West Twentieth street are cumDlai
about one Of the ncighbors who
sists in turning kie cellar Into q
pen, TO their serious annoy aDre and
convenience. They should repOr;
matter to the Board Of Health.
Walking cGne-, made out Of
materla! taken from the venerable
retts chapel, are 10 be sold ior'he
pose Of aining in paying for repairs
that place of worship, Rev. L.
Todd, the presiding elder Of tht Dis.
is the originator Of the idea.
On next Tuesday evening Chap
McCabe will lecture in Grace N
church for the benefit of Epwo,lh
pei. His subject will be "rhe br
side of Life in Libby Prison" He
also give number Of favorite hyml
The death Of DR.. Lesley makes
other vacancy in the Board of Trust
Of the New Castle Commons. Ihis'
the second vacancy within th-es yeal
andis probable an election Will
held in . short time to fill these yaca
places.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
A LARGE Fly WHEEL BREAKS
And Intures I've Workmen ~ tho
Works Of she Harlan a Holliugs'
.,n C>mnany this MOrmtng.

worth Company thSs AOTm1nS'
About ten O. clock this morning, while
the workmen were all busy at w.rk. Id
the .Jciner shop, at the Harlan " Hol-
lipnsworth Cempany's works, they
were suddenly startled by a loud noise,
followed with u tremendous crash,
caused by the sudden breaking Of the
large fly wheel in this department,
which broke in numerous pieces, throw
ing the fragments around in lively
manner. A Large number OF workmen
are employed IN this department,and
it was nothing short ofa miracle, that
more of them were not injured; but, we
are pleased TO say, there we.e only two
unfortunate ones, Nehemiah SineX,
living at No. 3 jackson street, and Jor'
dan Stiger, Of 1901 Reed street. The
former receiving few flesh wounds
which will not conf.re him1 the house
very l,ng. The latter received painful
thouph not fatal iniuries, about the mead.
The Injured men were Immediately con.
yeyel to their respective homes, and
eh,ir wounds dressed.
No cause is a,signed for this untime-
" accident. Work will necessarily be
stoppsd for a few days, until new fly
wheel is put in, which will be done as
soon as possible. The company can Ill
afford to stop wo-k in any of their de
partments al the pre- sent time, rs thty
are very busy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
Very Buay.

t James +. Wood Il Co. are tearing out
two dog house heaters at No. 4 school
house and putting IN two Of their large
Portable heaters They ere also putting
in new coal burning heaters in the Del
aware Western passenger cars, also
three large and three small heaters in
S.. Patrick's church aid parsonage
They have a great many orders tor
heaters and o;her work in this city and
different directions in the country.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
NJ vi RYIAgiES.

HURLEY -bn November gth. n
hctter, Pa. by Rev. W. !. Pa1oE. Albert
tus +. Hurley. to Lizzie fattey, both OF
Whining on, Del
MITH-WINDAL.--bn Eoverbe- 10th,
at the re idence..of Mr.. +. b. Morgan, ,Ches,
ter, Pa. by Rev. ". !. Paxon, Thomas :.
Smith, to Annie + Windal both OF viii.
mingtoL, lel.