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A Hopper 4 Co.

A very progressive step has re-
Gently been taken by the firm Of A.
Hopper & Co.. manufacturers and
importers of wagons. buggies etc.
Mr.. Hopper, himself, has been long
known to the public as strictly re-
liable business man and an excel
lent mechanic; and has established
a reputation which will always Sc
cure for him a good trade. The
firm has done large business in
manufacturing for some time past,
and being equally busy in repairing
wagons and machinery, bat they
have been too enterprising to be
left behind in anything and lately
secured the exclusive agency
for the Abbott Buggy Manufacture
ing Company's goods, which EN- =
braces the celebrated Timkin
spring. the most unique of recent
inventions. Their stock of open and
top buggies, and the handsome
double seated market wagon for
farmers, are such as cannot fail to
, establish for the company a most
enviable reputation. The Hathaway
Jump seat Timkin spring buggy
is already popular vehicle in Salt
Lake City. 1t is most desirable for
family use, giving place. in very
convenient manner to double seats,
and being also compact and light.
Those who have not already seen
the stock which this firm carries
will fn1 it one that is i'll
every particular first class, and
worthy of inspection. Since i'm
porting these celebrated wagons
and buggieS, the firm has found it
necessary to extend its premises so
as to facilitate the advantageous
display of goods. Hence the com
modious premises occupied for
some time by Mr.. John
Crane, on Second South street,
have been converted into sample
rooms, where a splendid array of
these fine vehicles can be seen, and
from which can be selected nearly
everything desired III this line. A.
Hopper g. c.. have certainly added
a powerful auxiliary to their bu3i-
ness in placing in the Salt Lake
market the Abbott Buggy Manu-
featuring Company'S goods, and will
doubtless do a heavy business in
this line.
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Wool.

The Provo Manufacturing Com
any are prepared to buy the clip of
" Dol for 1882, and will pay the
highest market prices in cash.
THEY WILL ALSO SHIP ON
COMMISSION for those desir-
ing to place their wool on
the eastern market. Growers
will find it to their advan-
tage to consult us before either
selling or shipping their wool.
Wool sacks and Irvine on hand,
and for sale. Also best class Of
sheep shears which can be found
either at J. Cutters, agent, Salt
Lake, or from James Dunn, super
intendent at Provo.
Provo Manufacturing Co.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver mplaint, DYs-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fan 20
give satisfaction. Sugar } Gsted.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and lmlta-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST s. Co., "Fhe
Pill Makers" 1S1 and 1S3 W.MadlsOn
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF q
8 cent stamp z. c. NJ. l.. Drug
Store, agents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
July p, 1882.
WHITE HOUSE

July %, 1882.
WHITE HOUSE.
r q Adams, E w SpAldinR, Nevada
g Hamlin, Ward. New q Pierce, CITY
BouRhgard, Bingham; w T Cosd
Butte; I 7 Kent, Il 4 Mitchell, ]
Mitchell, o. Thompson, INNS Shurt-
I'm. City; ] Simpson, Miss NJ Simpson,
Z Moore, Boston; b Hazelgrove, City;
Thomas Potrin, Wood River; r g
Jlnklnson and wife. Mrs. NJ s .Coe,
OmahA; A Paterson, o S L r r: g vi
Gand. Danver, Col; D Glass, s L r r;
C1lPmsn. American Fork; j Vichers,
L Vichers, Nephi; 7 Judel, Ephram;
McCsrty, Thos. Foulsome, A o
Smoote, il, Provo; =, Sheets, Church
Ranch; 5 HoIdermsn, VIII and daughter,
Morris, III; A E Herriek and wife,
Cheyennei D G Seals, Joliet, H.; Rea.
q Wales, wife and children, Honolulu;
Sandwich Island; Miss G A Williams.
Cliff HOUSE.
John Brown, Ogden; Chas. r Blisf.
Chicago James l. Forth, Cheyenne;
Mo en- Brown, Garfield Landing; W
Steveny, San Frsncisco; John McCon.
nell and wife, Butte, Mont; E E Thinot.
= E Bates, Park City; S j Jones, Juab:
Ira d Mines, Lehi; John Stricklev.
Alta; Geo. j. Roberts. Omshs, P ii
ScnOck, illinois, s Station, Cincinnati.
VALLEY HOUSE.
WO Clark, California; VIC Tavlor
r B Mclean. Milford; r L Perry
sandy; S A Hendricks, Richmond: r
AIrRnone, Butte. Mont; G Symons,
John P BOaanks, Nevada; James Bolsn
and wife, Omaha; Ed Kirkbsn and
family, Ogden; Mrs. Montague and two
children, Ogden; j w Wettbee, Denver;
] w Hendricks, w n Crsndal, Col.
J T Kenney, st. Joseph, M, r Thurley''
Denver.
WALKER HOUSE.
FB Gilmore, Omahs; J 81 Poster,
Y; E Bowen and wife, Phiisdelphis;
o E McKim. J A Mccullough. Ohio;
S N ApOllsnio, Boston, J Q Charles and
wife, Denver, Col Il Msburg and wife
San Jose, Cal; E A Brown aud wife,
st Paul. Minnesota; z B Green. B
Green, Providence, r I; N G'af, San
Francisco; j 81 Dennis. Edo, New;
O'Sullivsn, Auburn, Cal; T 81 Stan.
ton, o A; b F sharp, JAS Clark. st
MArY's, Canada; &C II Hall, Miss L
Pardu, Miss E L Plat, N 7.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
g N Lee, Chicago; R o Adamss, City
Woods Smito, Chicago; A G Glenn
Columbus, Ohio; s w jenkins, City
NJ Bowen, n 7; J T Shields, A
Wilson, Chicago; Geo. Wis. Amsterdam
Holland, 3 T Simms, Alta, Georges;
G NJ BrouRh, Alta; Sidney F Dawes
New York; Jas Allen, Gunnison; Mrs
F Reopen and daughter, Evanston,
Ausun, Chicago; T E Caldwell, Evans
ton; Chas, E Leonard, wife and son, Mo
V Sterns and wife. Boonville, Nc.
Ohss h Hall, Miss L A Psrdu, E {
Plat, New York.
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To the Public.

Having prepared for a larger
spring trade than 1 have till nov
realized, and rather than to carry
goods over. 1 will sell the following
goods, Wholesale and Retail
regardless Of cost:
$50 Mems summer suits,
100 Mems flannel suits,
200 Boys summer suits,
100 Children'S summer suits,
$50 dozen Mems and Boys SUR
mer hats,
so dozen Mems and Boys alpa<x
coats and busters, and a nice Ina
Of mems summer underwear.
Above goods are Of this Springs
importation, and for reason sta6ed
will be forced on the market and
offered to the public, regardless e
cost. L. GOLDBERG.
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IN THE race between a Cough
and HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR, the remedy in
variably comes out a winner.
Moreover it 'goes in to win" more
frequently than any other remedy
for lung, throat and bronchial COM
plants, for it is not only the most
efficacious but the most popular
article of its class. Sold by all drug
gists.
rIKE's TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
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Third District Court.

Proceedings in the Third Distrsss
Court on Saturday, July 18th. CHIEF
Justice Hunter presiding:
F. D. Cliff 0s Joseph Marion; de-
fault of judgment, stay Of proeeed-
ings till Tuesday, 25th, allowed de-
PENDANT to move to Yacate jUdgneus
and default.
Rebellion Silver Mining Con-
pany US. Samuel Terry ct a.; by
agreement, defendants allowed g
enter decree as appears by said ind
ings; ordered that judgment be e.
tered in accordance.
Adjourned sine die.
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Cricket.

The cricket match between tn
Wasateh Cricket Club, of Salt 10
City, and the Salt Lake Citv CIUfS
will commence at 9 a. N. sharp -
Monday, July oath, match to -
played on the Eighth Ward SQUARE,
In the contest on Monday OF The
Wasatch cS. Salt Lake City, the fOy-
lowing are the names of the Was
atch team selected to try concfw-
siOns with the Salt Like Club On
that day: Messrs. NJ. II. Wal
ker, w. w. Day, G. TOmms, All. Z
Duke, S. Critchley, NewbOId and
Newbold, the waiting men beiRg
Messrs. A. Wild and Pocher.
The following members of tn
Salt Lake Cricket Club are request D
to be on the Eighth Ward Sqdare s.
play in cricket match: r. ColIeGk
j. M. Brown. G. Hazeldine. r. Be-
lamy, ". Bellamy, SPOTS, W. PeSs-
son, G. Feveryear, J. Platts, w. Fid-
kin, R. Wheeler; substitutes, J,
Cardwell, L. Cardwell, w. Waihe.
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RECEIVED BY express q new linz
of Gents Furnishing Goods, at
THOMAS w. JENNINGS.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-09
Announcement
Extraordinary
And meant Especially
HFOR YOU!

We making endeavo display .rd
line OF Goods and will favor with call
Will see that have succeeded Our embraces seec
Holiday Goods shown by goods Napoleon
those search Christmas
relatives should first line elegant
suitable Aside from the special Holiday
complete and those who have waited purchase
lucky hit for have made deduction
Winter Goods and offering unpreceden prices
close out for annual invoice
Our store we'll known prices
Leaders but will guarantee complete satisfaction any
Respectfully,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11
 FINAL COUNTY RECORDS
Furnished by JnO. J. Devine.
 County Recorder.

For the week ending February g, 1SS1:
 MINING LOCATIONS. Golden Reaf, Mohawk, m " San Pe dro river-R c. Wood, F. Schultz. Gold Dust 2l m from Big Cottonwood Spring W A. Latin.
 Black Bird, 9 " Big Cottowood Spring w R. Atchley, Rush Latin. Antelope, 7 m SW Big Cottonwood Springs-W R. Atchley, Rush Latin. Copper Opilus, Pm W Big Cottonwood Springs-W. R. Atchley, Rush Latin. Light House, Saddle Mountain district R. Latin, w. A. Latin, F. Latin. Bright Star, Saddle Mountain district R. Latin, w. A. Latin, F. Latin. Wedge, Mineral Creek-T. Haley. Napoleon, Iron Dike, National, Miner al Creek A. Bolinger. Black Jack, Iron Clad, Saddle Noun tain district. J. Snyder, A. Nieman, W. C. Smith.
 Acton, Pioneer district-W R. Atch- ley, G. J. Acton.
 Lena, Riverside district-J. H. Bur ges, A. Rogers, I. H. Cox. Stella, Saddle Mountain district-J. H. Burges, A. Rogers, I. H. Cox. Christmas Gift, 27 m Casa Grande- R. w. Chilson, F. R. Burnhanl. Brown, Rogers district-C. Ceslinger, J. Rogers, o. Brooman.
 Casa Grande, Owl Head district-J. Freyer, Jno. Schoshusen.
 Richmond, m s Holaday's ranch Jno. Frey.
 Alabama, m E Blackberry Springs Jno. Frey.
 La Plata, Picacho mountain-R. E. Harrington.
 Way Up, Picacho mountain-J. T. AL sap, F. H. Shaw.
 Pacacho, Picacho mountain-J. W. Os- born.
 Good Interest, Christmas Eve, Slap jack, San Pedro district-F w. Pea body.
 Midas, Casa Grande district-W. Craw- ford, G. Reynolds, c. Nelson.
 DEEDS.
 Alex. Gordon to Mrs. N D. Haford, lot 15 in block 149, Maricopa; s1, 200. J. B. Rupley to Chas. Rapp, l! Burling- ton; S2OO.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Mechanics lien-E E. Vie vs. Laura de Bourge.
 Power of Attorney-M. Kettle to Sam'l Odgers.
 Brand-Double Circle-J. N. Brown.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11
PinaI Notes.
P1NAL. Feb. 9th. 1882

FINAL, Feb. 9th, 1882.
 On Saturday and Monday evenings, at the chuEch in Pinal, entertainments were given by the musical and dramatic talent of the place for the purpose of assisting the church in paying the debt due on the organ lately purchased. There was anew programme for each evening, and each ev- ening the house was filled by an apprecia- tive audience, so that the result was a f. nancial success to the church, and satis- faction to those who had devoted their time and efforts in providing an enter tainment that was well worth listening to. The music in some of the selections was quite difficult, yet it was rendered in manner that showed the artistic training of the performers, and would have been approved by the most fastidious critic. The comedy, "Box and Cox," was put upon the stage with side-splitting conse- quences, and the various tableaus were highly applauded. The question of or ganizing permanent dramatic society is being seriously considered.
 On Tuesday evening social dance was given as the opening ball in the new hall lately built by Jacob Sutter The build ing has been leased to Mir. H. Meyers, who will occupy it for dancing academy, and have it fitted up to use as lecture room and the place of social gatherings, A permanent stage and scenery will be constructed and provided, and lack that has long been apparent will be thus filled,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11

Hon. A. J. Doran, assistant superin- tendent of the King, passed through here Thursday, en route to Boone, Iowa, his former home. He was accompanied by Mis- Doran, his sister, who will stop in California to visit friends Mir Doran represented this county in the lower branch of the Territorial legislature at the last session, was one of the best work ing members of that body and proved loyal to the interests of constituents throughout. He was one of the very few member of that memorable session of whom it could be sincerely said, he was weighed in the balance and found not wanting" He will not return before the first of April. We wish him bon uoyage and pleasant visit.
 Mir. Aaron Mason received from Cali fornia, Tuesday, two thousand grape cut tings of choice variety. They will be set out on his banner ranch, below Flor ence, Ho has large number of thrifty
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11

The motto of this that liquors profitable the long they the and
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11
A New Corral.

The undersigned has leased and fitted up Tn good style the corral adjoining Chas Rapp's saloon, on Main street, and is now ready for business. A good supply of hay and grain will be kept on hand and sold to teamsters at the lowest rate. I also keep teams and conveyances to let on req sonable terms. Consult your interests by giving me a call.
 A w. L. BAILEY, Proprietor
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11

Arrangements are being made for start ing the "76" mill and to keep it running, as plenty of paying ore can now be fur nished from the mines of the company, their new hoisting-works being nearly completed.
 From the Silver Queen mine are now beng taken large quantities of good cop per ore, and the putting up of a shelter is being by the company under considera- tion H.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11

WANTED-A position as housekeeper, in either town or country. Can furnish good references Address Mrs. E. Nor daunt, Pinal City, A. T.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-11
Ranch For Sale.

Thompson's ranch, situated about half mile from Florence, is offered for sale. For particulars inquire of Buckalew & Ochoa
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PArRN agAuGzxssn. sc.
I'RsssOHaE.y.

D1ANS FOR PUBLIC = ;j:1.JJa BUILD.
L IS@S WASTED
Plaas and .psc!A ,stiaEs To- :. saa, ! bal, i.4s
to accommodate four hpn&7ui b1Ps 7:0l y, IT,.
ceived at tia III "a o. TIE HuS riaic4tsnl ~
Public Schools up 20 y q. ~ SA ~ SEAI
February 4ih, ISL!
All drawings mus. b. mad, t. The u1,i,f,a
scale Of four feet 20 cue ilch. AZ; such d.: aI
a larger scale as Tnsy 10 necessn:J u sir.l!Er
any peculiar p'a1. drawing. sc.
drawings, ss follows aGuli b, sea. in DY III n
com 3etitor; al 8. oae slime, VIZ.
J. Plan Of esch floor.
2. Transverse SactioN.
8. Front Aud aldo eleVasi3n5
Gull specifications :cu,. acc m 10y a.ca a..
OF drawings. Go1oral Instructors clnar,r!n-
siz7 esti matsh Cos. &c. csa % Ch,.;roS " AZ
plying 10 the Superintendent. ~ M OF =: IA
any Saturday b1.geen II s. ~. ;..i nyod
No compensation will bs a'io gal tlr the pi,3s
aud sp4cNcStiora but;ha arcai.Gc. = l,a draw
ing lie teleated b. tbs City Saaoo. B EST! will b,
cdmmlesioGe1 10 cary gu. tbs sccay.si design,
maze detail drawings, sut procure eaina,us,
mako hll agreements Hnd glvn Uer."at! supsrvl.
sion to the erection Of the 5ailGias reca;r;n fJa
hl5 se.vice7, in full, hps psr csa. on the s:,;,,l
cost. Each drasiug and RpaciQ.a.:cn mus, h,ys
The signature @! ii3 au:na., aad RI .2!ei p:,n,
will b. returned.
The Board resafVfs tho .iga. 81 Y@i:3. ~ ~,
plans a. MCLEAN
TOWNSHE END j. FENDAL!.
RICHARD l.. CaENS.
CaGlm lt!ea on SchCO'houscs and Furniture
Gec20-2lwtd
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One Experience from MANY.

Il had been sick and miserable 40 long and
had caused ny husband 80 much trouble and
expense, no one eeemet to knoR what siled me,
that was completely dishesrtaned and discour-
sged. In this frame of mind go. q bottle Of
Hop Blt!ers and used them unknown TO my FAM
iy. soon began to improve 81 4 gained so fast
that my husband sud family thong bit it strange
aud unnatural. tu, when told them Whist had
helped me, they said "Hurrah for Hop Biters
long may they prosper, for they have made
mother we'll and Us hsppy.-The Mother
Home Journal
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C0PARTNEESHIPS.
ADCT1SsN HaLES.
By K. ". Lucas. Suctio,a,-

By K. L. Lucas. Auctioassr
( S Tak l4!h DAY OF JANUARY. 1892
~ at IL ociccx M. l will sell in front of The
Msrket building, on Royal street., Aiosandris,
on, consisting of FOUR FHAGE HOUSES.
two stories high; one lot with house Their son
ore kDd halt stories Eigh, and ona acre of
ground adjoining tho same, Improved by one
hundred we'll assorted snd tine bearing frui.
ltees, we'll of excellent water and q stable con.
tanning seven stalls. Tho above described prop.
stty il situated ON tho Little Eivsr Turnpike, ia
West End. Fairfax couc,y, and adioins the
"Robarts' Milp property,
Terms OF Sale: Ono fourth cash, and the real.
Cue, Ia Blk. twelve and eighteen months from the
Day OF sAle little retained until full psy snt of
this purchase money. !. e. ROSIE
N. B-At the eam, tme and placa un;ess
previously disposed of st private s.e, viii cell
uao BAY HOSE and one CART
j.h6-td K: KRMPEk 'Grustas.
INCONSISTENCIES SALEOR A VaLU-
~ ABLS IOTin Uentrevile. Va-By virtue
OF decree of The Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
81 its Novem bsr term, 1881, in the suit OF Chas
j. Bradley against j. W. Mohler and otherl,
tho undersigned Commissioner therein namld,
will on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of January
1887 ct p; m. in front OF the Court House door,
At Fairfax q. h. Va., elsr for sala 10 tho high
est bidder that va usbIe LOT OF GKOUND in
CentreVille, Va. lately part OF the lands OF .
w. Dear, formerly known as tho Freeman Lot,
containing one and R.hslf acres. The lot ia
highly improved and has an ample orchard.
Torms: 30 much cash in hand ss will pap the
costs and expenses of suit and sale, and bal ance
on credit of 6, II and IS mcnthe.
II not sold st public sale The same NAV be
bought at private ssls.
UAssIUs GARTER,
dec1O-lsw4w Com missioner. >
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(0CAL MATTERS.

fae WeatHa Probabilities. Jan. 10. 1882
FC, The Middle atlantic States incresliug cloud
incas, followed during tho night by rain, north
er!y to essterly winds. falling barometer sud no
change in Temperature.
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;. MORE MONEY FOR TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LII lH. hIchard Il. Carne. Superintendent of
uo'le Schools. has received notios that the
CITY OF Alexandria, under appor!ionment No.
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POLICE NoTEs.-Ths Mayor had before
Tim ttls morning Malcns Reeves, white. charged
*ith 40 indcoept asssu't upon Aun B:nnett,
White: Alfred Sooman, ctlorcd, for beating
his VIII. I'D o white men for Drunkenness on
ito streets. kt.ves Vas discharged as the
charge oirapo cor'd no. 30 sustained, Solo.
moe, vic bat his slie over tue head and body
With tho haodc Of 8 bstshet, was hued S25.
and 10 default CT tho payment OF said fee, sont
70 ',suclso' TO ice ohai j sRng, for six monhs
Ina "sio uEa, arrested fer drunkenness. was
released upon tho promise to latv, the civ,
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NJ Otto L.
EirgiLil Midland Railway Utmpany,)
Praijiar,ia Of1ns

Frgitll Midland Railway Ctmpany,)
Presidents Ofbca,
Alexandria. Va. January 10Th, 1892
10 tho holders Of FIRST and second preferred
stock of tho Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pany:
Pursuant TO sutko:itv heretofore con fsrrcd BY
the stockholders snd directors, notice ia hereby
plgoa thst On and after the 10Th Day of Jspuar7.
1852. this company will DO prepared to deliver
IN exchange for every ten shares Of preferred
sto;k OF e:!hsr class 6 per cent one thousand
dollhr lrcome bond of the company, secured by
raot'sage upon All the property of the COM
psoy, together with An equal number CT shares
OF the ecu mon stock OF tina company at the
ctlics OF The Central Trust Com psny In the CITY
Of Now York. For less number of shares Of
either Glass thsn ten there will DO Issued an equal
number OF eheres Of Common stock, and car.
idcate stsiGg on its fees tina. The holder tbsrsof
is entitled to part Of q thoulsnd dollar income
bond, bearing such proportion TO the sum of OF A
thousand dollars &c the par value Of the stock 30
presented for exchange bears 10 the gum of one
thousand dollars and that Whenever such frac,
tonsl certificates, TO tie suCunt of one Thousand
doiiars. shsl! be presented st The agercy of Ills
company, in the city Ct New York, an Ieome
bond for the cum Of one thousand dollars Will be
Issued in exchange therefor. Tho company will
also. 8! tho ssme Tina snd place. issua 10 the <.
isting con- n on Stockholders Of the COMPANY ono
addltioDsl share of common stock for every
share now held by them.
lsnl0 JOHN 3. BARBOUR, Presidap,
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A NUMBER OF g:itcoeu Interested ia tho
ca;ab'shm:nt Ct iicn works ia this CITY, among
'nem Bjs!on manufacturer Of steel fly wheels,
VISITED lha Wcrks Ct Tho Potomac Manufactur-
!og Conrtoy, IN ibis city. to-day. Tomorrow
scma :xpermen;s will Re tried with the new
tu;d'Ing futd:c', among them ID, making Of
steel whocl.
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Moshers! Hothers!! Mothers!!I

Are you disturbed Ct night and broken OF your
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth2 II 80.
90 ct once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately -dopend upon it {;
there is no mistske about il. There is not .
mother on esrth wno has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the bow.
OILS, and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health 10 the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use in sll cases. and pleasant to
the taste. ard is the prescription of one of the
oldest and beat femsle physicians and nurses in
tho United Ststss. Sold everywhere rs cents
a bo.tia. mhIl
"WlNE OF CARDUI" cures irregular
painful, or difficult menstruation.
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~ horo will be meeting OF those fayora.
bio TO the organic iton Of new Building Az.
soclAtion held e: HRrn onie Hall, Thureday
evening January l2!h. 1892 a. II O'Clock.
jazz. l., r.. UHLER
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iPiCIaL PRIVATE SALE OF Dry GooDs. -
iiiivI: this day purchased tho eu.ra stock il
W. n. B:rk'ez' 9 store. spd removed it over to
our store, 20 will. from Monday mo,oiy G, Jas.
., 1857. dispose OF tito entire stock mich Be-
LOG the regular price,. tsvitg purchased i,
cheap jor cash. md ct greatly reduosd prices,
reIsors Hho doslfo to purchase DIV Goods,
N6ilona ard HoscIY, either at wholesale or re-
tail. Eil ind it 10 their advantage to give us 8
call. The etcck consists of Cac,s, Colloos,
Cloth. Csssuer1 Ladies and Goats Uoder.
wear. G!evea. Stockings. Socks Suspeuders,
frb!e Cloth. Apacss Cashmcrs and general
cssoTtmeot ISAAC EICHBERa.
decl.lW SlccasSor to Slsymsker Co.