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NJ DIVINE SERVICE AT ST
PAUL'S CHURCH at IL A. NJ and p. NJ.

M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad treets).-Rev DIR. j. l.. NJ
CURRY will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. NJ, and
Rev. a. T. HAWTHORNE at O'Clock T.. NJ. All
welcome, ct
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

SPECIAL NOTICE:
We are now Offering 10 our tradea confined style
of EMBROIDERED ALBATROSS ROBE in all
leading colorings and In black at SIC. In these
novelties our demand IS FAR ahead Of the supply.
To insure your choice Of shade please call at once.
KID GLOVES.
Our stock complete in SARAH BERNHARDT,
FOSTER, LUPEN'S, MARY ANDERSON, AL
EXANDRE, and other leading styles Of MD
GLOVES.
BLACK SILK at sl.5O--best value ever exhibited
I'm this city;
CASHMERE ROYAL SILK at 81 80 % 80.
We guarantee our terms to De as favorable as
any regular, fair-dealIng house in the United
states.
PRICE, TEMPLE & Co,
CARDoZO, ALsOP, MOSBY & co.
fmy 7-eodl
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M FOURTH ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS FROM AUCTION
AT
ID. & L. MITTELDORFER'S,
527 BROAD STREET.

DRY GOODS LOWER THAN ENER-ALL
GOODS BELOW PANIC PRICES.
MORE SILKS and SATINS in all coors;
NUNS YELLING i'm every color and shade soc.
per yard worth 5Jc.;
BLACK SILKS, the best bargains ever offered
from soc. TO az;
COLORED DRESS SILKS, all the new shades,
from Use. to $3.50 per yards
BLACK and COLORED SATINS from coo. to
$3.50;
BLACK CASIINfERES and MOURNING GOODS.
The best bargains ever shown in this city at
my 20 ID. & r.. MITTELDORFERS.
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DOCK LONG WANTED.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
will publish JUNE 10Th SANDS'S HISTORY Dv
SIT IN EQUITY, As PROSECUTED Am
DEFENDED IN THE VIRGINIA STATS
COURTS AND IN THE UNITED STATES ON
CUT COURTS. by ALEXANDER n. SANS
second edition; $50 pages. Price, 81: Or in,.r.
leaved With paper for notes. $3.50. Either win io
mailed. paid, on receipt OF price. my ZO-dkw
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MT UNION PRAYER-MEETING OF
the young of all the Baptist churches of the city
will he held SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock at
the Venable-Street Baptist church. All young men
are welcome. 2tH
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"THE CENTURY Is marvel of literature and
art, with such a wealth Of entertaining matter as
10 astonish the reader ut the resources which Il
must command."-Eelo York Observer, april,
1882.
THE INJURY
FOR JUNE
CONTAINS THE SECOND AND CONCLUDING
PART OF
1.-THE STREET OF TIE HYACINTH,-
by CONSTANCE Kenmore WooLsoY.
This capital novelette,, by the author Of " Rod
man the Keeper Anne" etc., was begun In the
May CENTURY, copies of which may still be OBJ
talned from newsdealers or the publishers. The
story can be had only In the May and June GEN.
TURY, and Is complete in these numbers.
OPERA IN NEW YORK,
BY RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
with portraits Of Patti, Gerster, Nilsson. Lucca,
Minnie Hauk, Miss Kellogg, Annie Louise Cary,
and others.
CARLYLE IN IRELAND.
Another instrument Of the Characteristic diary
OF THOMAS CARLYLE in lS49.
CARDINAL NEWMAN,
with frontispiece portrait, engraved by COLE.
An authentic biographical paper by Mr.. KEGAS
PAUL, the London publisher.
Other illustrated papers include Around Cape
Horn" " wood-Engraving and THE CENTURY
Prizes" "MarbIe Mining In carrara," "The Bee
Pastures Of California" by JOIN MUIR.
Among unilusirsted contents are:
"THE STORY OF THE ALCAzAR,r
By MARY HALLocK FoorE;
instalments Of the serials; In n Chinese The
atre"; The Danger of an Ofice-Holding ArIs-
tocracy." by Z. L. GoDKIS; The Colonization Of
Palestine" "House Construction Sanitary ar
rangements,l with Diagrams by CHARLES p.
WISGATE. Poems by JOAQUIN MILLER, and
others. Complete departments, etc.
Price, 35 cents; ~ a year. Sold by all dealers.
THE CENTURY COMPANY,
my21-lt New York.
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ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
DrNERAL RAILROAD AND AlfsT

GENERAL RAILROAD AND ETN
VI STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE ~-x--~7><1
1000 MAIN srktkf. =, ,.,,->
Do YOU contemplate visit 20 the Old ~ 4
TRY or perhaps You desire % s,Ad Tor s',,n' n,
your friends. IN 50, you VIII hhi ~ 70 fN" a.,'rt
Tor an OF the drsi-cis-s OCEAN sikAsn,st,.
LINES 10 aud from EUROPE, flRsi,1S !, !; ~ -
INTERMEDIATE, aud SiftRA"f iii,nrpt
EXCURSION TICkETS III REpt CID RAitss'
sTATE-ROOMs SECURED IN ADV ~.
Railroad and steamship tickets 10 an Poln.s y, ~
tinted states and Canldas. PASSENGERS ana ~
page csIied for al hotel ani private re'idsaees,
ana baggage checked 10 dcstina!ion fa n,si '"'
rlsgcs Ia the city for hire. A. W. xNhorn,
Re 3-eod6m INV "''"
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nj ST. MARKS CHURCH First and
Clay streets).-services SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and
SIP. N. by Rev. PENDLEToN BROOKE.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

DUREST VINTAGE OF CALIFORNIA
4 GRAPE BRANDY,
CALIFORNIA PORT and ANGELICA WINES.
VIRGINIA CLARET,
PURE OLD MliISkENS,
PURE OLD FRENCH BRANDY.
FINEST TEAS. COFFEES, SUGARS. md
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CONDIMENTS
for sale ~ low prices.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR. GROCER.
my 81 $50 Main street.
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BI'G<.IES.

UVsT RECEIVED. A CARGO ~
81 LOAD OF CINCINNATI TOP - -
RVGGIFS-t0 be sold at SEpkof ~, ~ ~,
SETr'S WHOLESALE II ABLks, on tranatN
str,.,f below Exchange Hotel. al LOW fhi' -
Every '''' JOIN NJ PACE
,at,o salesman.
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rrAy FESTIVAL

Ma, EE$yI SytA44h,oDrsr cuvsqH.
-. -, ~ 49,. * ,ectisn Of tsc Ladies' AID Society,
a' MoNDxy AND TUESDAY NIGHTS
1 22p H AZ hn1hIiRYMAIDs BY "a
u"yn oiiNG GIRLS AT o r. 81 PROMPTLY.
RryREsHNrNTs: Cream, Cake, strsw99ffr u1s'
A. -
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, May 81, 1ss2.-Rev. G. W. RIGGAN, OF
Kentucky, at IL ~. NJ. and Rev. +. T. WINRLER,
ID. d. of Alabama, at S:l5 Z. NJ. All welcome.
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MINERAL WATERS. de.


Nv hA'N4i ~ ~ ''i'.A i'' - -t't'''
have this season added another elaborate ago
costly Soda Fountain. which give inr unusual il-
ciliiic5 for dispensing my uuolullid tLft II
SODA and MlNEkhI MAItkf, nlNHl u
ALE-. ROOT BEERS: also. tc popular Nt-
DONATED SODA LEMON ABE. AL originally joe
troduccd ly me last season. lhtye also Gle tc .-
rangomcnts with Mcs-rs. owen. Miu0r.iu Hl. .'
new drugstore ! have placed one 81 'luir, elegant
statue" Soda Apparatus. and where can De- Dad
the soda and Mineral Waters usually di-ptn-fd 30
my counters. My boiling and carbouatiug r-'1h-
lishmont has also been fitted up with improved ap-
paratus. which cnlh l,s me % readily supply fimi-
lie. and the trade generally with NY w'il-kn.mn
BELFAST GINGER ALE SODA. TONIC lLtk-
and all popular mineral-water beverage 40 lowest
nv 5-eod GEORGE SClldN.
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DIcIIMoND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MAY path AND 18Th,
PUTNAM 4 DELYsLE's STAR SPECIALITY
TROUPE AND BRASS BAND.
TWENTY FIRsT-CLAss ARTISTS.

TWENTY T NI-NLA-5 M IoI %
This Troupe Is strictly moral and hrst-class
and something TO please both old and young. Ten
per cent. Of proceeds on Wednesday night 70
Hollywood Memorial Association, and Thursday
10 per cent. of proceeds TO sick and wounded
Confederate soldier, g. f. Kendall.
Reserved seats at RAMOS & MOSES. Prices as
usual. my 20-ft*
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NM GREAT PANIC IN THE NEW
YORK MARKETS.

GOODS SLAUGHTERED IN THE AUCTION
ROOMs-OUR BUYER ON THE SPOT
HE SENDS GOODS BY EVERY
EXPRESS AND STEAMER
DAILY.
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DECKWITU q PARIAM. SUCCESS

ID ORs TO WoODIIOUsE & PARHAM-Tho
undersigned, haNihg bought ont ne i0ng-c.fah-
lished and wcll-knOwn bookstore of Ne,sr, Woot.
house & Parham, will continue the BOON. sra.
TIONERY, AND MUSIC BUSINESS ~ tLc .ttno
stand, 1907 Main street Richmond. Va. Thov
also continue the HiNDIRN AND BOX no
TORY. Now opening additional NIW AM
FRESH STOCK. Mesolicit thccontinuo,l p1trou-
age u our friends and the public generally.
4. :. Eitk WITH In
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NEW BOOKSl GOOD BOOKS,-IIi.

NEW BOOKS GOOD BOOKS Ills
~ tory Of the Formation % tho Constitution ~
the United states. 10y George Bancroft. NnI.. %
Vols 3 and Leckcy's History of England f.r
vol, $3.50; From Hand 10 Hand. from Doe G,r-
man. by Mrs. Nister. Dean stanley rs c.tuiU.tDr
Sermons, $3.50: Dictionary of Mythology. l0c.
Froude's CARLYLE, Soc, 81, Si.5O. ani -: Mount
ROYAL. by Mrs. Bradduu, &C.; Nuiahi, ll0ug. g.
About Women. by Ballow. $3.50; Life of AI,,4r-
der Hamilton. by CABOT Sl.25.
my Ia WEST. JOHNSTON s. 90.
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EXCURSION TO FREDERICKSBURG.
The ODD OF MAY being the beginning Of the
Druidal New Year, the combined GROVES OF
DRUlDS of this city will celebrate IL by an IN
CURSION TO FREDERICKSBURG on that day.
This will also be the occasion of the celebration Of
the MISTLETOE. This int are,ting ceremony.
and the sacrifice attending H. viii take place
island In the Rappahannock river.
Besides this. there will be Dancing on ihe Island.
pavilion having been erected tor that purpose,
and other amusements. AlsO,a GRAND PARADE
ly the Druids of Richmond and Fredericksburg
az the latter city.
4 fine STRING and GRASSLAND has been
engaged, and no expense spared 70 make this eX-
cursiOn successful and there is doubt that every
one will enjoy the trip.
The train will leave Elba station dead of Broad
street. at 4. VI. sharp; returning, Will leave
Fredericksburg ri o 3 PM.
Fare for the Round Trip and admission ON tfle
Island: Gentlemen, ~ ladies, 10 cents; and Gull
dren under the age of twelve years 80 cents.
L. l.. COURTNEY,
Chairman of Committee:
CHRISTIAN G. TIION, Treasurer;
". +. CREE, secretary.
my 7-14&2I
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I. :. BtthMIIH JR.
B. VI. pATtlIAN

7 cordially hope the friends of the late firm Of
WOOdhouse & Parhlm will extend their PATRONAGE
to Messrs. BECkWifll & PARuAM. their .u.-
cessors. JAMES MOODiOU>E
my 7-dct swat wDt
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DLEASANT READING:
i STORY OF A HAPPY BOY .... $3.50.
EUROPEAN BREE/E~....... ..... II lu.
| CONNENIENCE~ FOR LADIES:
The PATENT COlN-DRAWfE rOfA-
ET-BOOkS aud BAGS.
FINE LEATHER CARD-t A~f~.
CARLTON MCCAErHA 81 eco.
my GIG Main street
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

A SPECIAL to the Citizen from Lords burg, and dated July 3lst, says: "A large band of Indians crossed the Gila river yesterday morning. four miles below Richmond, making for the Stein noun tains Lieutenant Geary, with a com pany of the Sixth Cavalry and Indian scouts, arc following the trail. These Indians stole 2l head of horses at Mule Springs on the 29th They had absn- doned and killed nine head before reach ing the Gila It is believed that this band is only scouting party from a larger band travelling in the sama direc- ton. It is reported here that the hos tiles are concentrating in force southeast of Whitlock Ciensga About two-thirds of the freighters on the route between Lordsburg and Clifton have drawn of, believing it unsafe to travel the road. The Detroit Copper Mining Company, situated on the old trail from San Carlos to Mexico, st about six miles below Cliff ton, have been obliged to shut their smell ter down, being unable to obtain team sters to haul their ore. Mir. Church, the superintendent, has attempted to obtain from the military commander suitable protection for his reduction works, but without success.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE Florence ENTERPRISE is one of our best exchanges, but it makes sorry work trying to be an independent paper. Wee din, we despise your judgment in cling ing to the putrid reminiscence of Democ- racy, but personally you are good fel- low all the same, and so is your candidate for Congress. ss.-Daay Citizen.
 Well, brother Whitmore, VIC may be "clinging to putrid reminiscence," but it is ghost undergoing 8 rapid materializa- tion and the fact strikes terror to the hearts of our republican contemporaries and their chieftains, else why these fran tic out cries against it and the taxing of federal office holders two millions of dol lars to assist in fighting it9
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

As we predicted, 0ury did try to have he Yavapai census sat aside, and tele graphs to the Pima county Board of Sup ervisors ''too late" His will was good enough, but the truth of the matter Is that Page, of California, waa in the way -Daily Miner.
 Our contemporary must have been in a jocular mood when he penned the above for certainly man of his intelligence could not have written it in seriousness. He knows, or at least should know, that Mir Oury is not of that class of statesmen who jump at conclusions and undertake the passage of laws without first having informed themselves as to the necessity for and the justice of such measures. Further he knows that Mir. Oury is a candidate for reelection, and as such would not commit the suicidal folly of taking sides in purely local quarrel with no other information at his command than that furnished by a telegram from interested pat ties. As to the declaration that Page, of California, is taking hand in petty war between Tucson and Pres colt, it is no less absurd than the charge against MT. Ouy. Why, the bare sug- gestion of such n thing would make an Egyptian mummy smile week without intermission. Mir. Page finds enough i'm portant California matters to employ his time without stepping aside to meddle in the rivalries of Arizona villages.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company are preparing to extend their road from Deming to Benson, and when they reach the latter point it is probable that they will build branch down the San Pedro to the Gila; thence down the Gila through Florence to Phoenix, and on to connection with the Atlantic and Pacific. This would carry them through the best part of the Territory both min eral and agricultural, and would give them one of the best paying roads in the west. They are clear sighted men and will not be slow to discover the above fact when they come to look the ground over.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

FoR the information of the Stock E.c- change we will state that the ENTERPRISE editor has not been "snubbed" by any superintendent, neither has he stated un- truths. We are in position to know as much of the mines and encouragement of this county as does the editor who is paid twenty-five cents per line to contra dict us in the Stock E:cchonge. Futher, we are prepared to support, with facts and figures, all those ''illnatured things which have agitated our nervous contem- porary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05
A Story that needs Proving.

Washington Cor New Orleans Times Democrat.
 President Garfield, while yet in his full senses, but convinced that he could not recover. expressed not only regret but deep contrition for the part which he had borne in depriving President Tilden os the office to which he was elected in 1876. It will be remembered that Mir. Garfield wss one of the "visiting states men" who thrust themselves into the can vass of the vote of Louisiana in that year, bringing out ''evidence" of bulldozing in some of the rural parishes; and in partic- ular that of the old colored woman whom Mir. Garfield examined, mot" he sad,
 Gas judge, but as lawyer" It is now related that, feeling that he could not re- cover, that his death must take place within few days, he talked with his at tendants about his public career as well as his personal affairs. It is said on au- thority that have no reason to doubt, that he showed himself sincerely penitent for the part he took Tn the great fraud of 1876. He regarded that as the one great stain upon his public career, and he made some reference to documents which he felt sure would serve to mitigate the judgment of posterity upon him. He ex-
 pressed the greatest apprehension that al
 no distant period an averaging Nemesi'
 would visit upon his party and friends I
 terrible revenge for that wrong. Those
 who listened to him were his personal an(
 political friends. They regarded tn words and emotions of Garfield as the of
 feet of physical weakness and long suffer t ing, and agreed to be silent regardin | them. But in the Quarrels that hay arisen between the Stalwarts and tn s Halfbreeds they have been repeated, an s are at length the subject of discussion i l. private circles. At no distant day som r. authorized publication on tho subject ma !. he expected
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05
4 Card From Mr. BIey.

Editor Enterprise:
 In an article signed "P A. Brovn," in your issue of the 29th, in regard to MT. J. D. Reymert, MT. Brown makes free use of my name. This fight is solely be- tween Mir. Brown and MT. Reymert and I do not want to be dragged into any bodys' scandal. Mrs. Reymert, in Col orado, was respectable old lady. When I knew her she was living with her son there and as far as know she was very kindly treated by her son. AS to her be- ing abandoned by her husband or not, I do not know. Hereafter I hope Mir Brown will be kind enough to ask my permission to use my name in his articles.
 Yours Respectfully,
 w. J. BLEY. FINAL, A. T., July 31, 1882.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

NEBRASKA is marching along the path of modern progress, so called, at a Maud s. gait. First sho adopted the high li- cense plan. then passed an anti-treat law, and now the long haired hemales and the short haired females are campaigning in support of constitutional amendment enfranchising the ladies. There have been great changes in Nebraska within the past two years except in the number of church scandals. The physical vigor of her parsons continues strong.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05
Republican County Convention.

A Republican County Convention will be held at the Court house, in Florence, at p. m. on Tuesday, August l5 1882, for the purpose of electing five delegates to the Territorial convention, which meets at Phoenix on the Fist day of August, 1882.
 The following is the representation to which the precincts will be enNtled: Florence, ,............,......... D Delegates Pinal, ........ .....................4 Silver King, g,.....................2 All other districts one each.
 Members of the party in each precinct will please see that they have their representation. Pinal, A. T., July 26, 1882.
 H. H. DAVIS. Member Territorial Republican Central Committee for Pinal county.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

SENATOR EDMUNDs, according to report, contemplates resigning his seat in the Senate and deroting himself to his pro- fession. He is the ableSt republican on tho floor of the Senate and is a man of acknowledged honesty and sincerity. His retirement would cause the republi- cans a severe loss.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

MR. AARON, who has charge of the Sil yer King li1iviating works, published a large book explaining the theory of re- ducinQ ores by lixiviation. It reads woll, but some how or other the author fails to make success of it, particularly at the Silver King Mill. Mir. Aaron is better in theory than in practice, otherwise the bullion output of the King would not be fallingoG The ore body in the lower lev els is larger and richer than it is above
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE Star has been enlarged to an eight column paper, to give Mir. Barretta room to spread himself on railroad phillipics. But seriously, we are pleased to note this evidence of the Stor's prosperity It is bright and newsy and but for its servi- tude to corporations would take com rnanding position in western journalism
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THs Ne,cs and the Times, published in Graham county, are tho latest newspaper ventures in Southern Arizona. The for msr is published by Maj. Barter and the latter by L. D. Savers. Both are good papers and will do good service in adver- tiSing the resources of that deserving and growing section.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

R1coTT1 GARIBALDI is enrolling Italian volunteers to join Arabi Pasha. This will not tend to smooth the troubled wa ters in the land of mummies and may help to bring on general blood letting. In the meantime we would advise our prospector friends of Arizona to keep a weather eye on their copper claims. A general European war would enhance their value fifty per cent.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

Tho Arizona Weekly ENTERPRISE is one of our best Territorial exchanges. Who is to blame? Daily Miner.
 We plead guilty, brother Roach, al- though, according to the logic of our es- tcemed contemporary, the Citizen, every man in Florence is ito blame" because the paper is published at their home.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

TIE Khedive's cabinet, by proclama- ton, has denounced Arabi as Q rebel. He has assumed the turban and robes of a descendant of prophet, and Bedouins arc rallying around his standard in great numbers. A bloody conflict seems inev- itable.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE Secretary of the Interior has de- cided that mesquite s not timber in the meaning of the law and may be cut on the public lands. This decision will relieve the suspense of some few of our denizens who have been felling the classic mes quite in great numbers.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

IN WHAT way have we offended the sen sitive but scmtillant Democrat, that it should dspriveus of an exchange, and leave ua in torturing uncertainty as to whether or not it has passed over the riveri"
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE Tariff Commission is at work and judging from the style of their proceed ings, will make as signal failure as did the famous labor commission which flour ished few years ago.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

REPORTS rom Speaker Keifers district in Ohio, state that he will be renominated by . fair majority. We knew the pat riot;c Buckeyes would not spoil the na- tional circus by depriving it of it's trick ,ru1a aM
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

TIE Hubble circular has reached Ari- zona It informs the government em- ployes of this section that contributions will De required of them to assist in keep ing tho government out of the hands of the corrupt and corrupting Democrats
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

GOVERNOR TRITLE has returned from Washington and now we shall expect to see some of that great work he accom- plished in the interest of Arizona made manifest.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

What progress Arizona has made has been in spite of the clog, Bourbonism. - Daily Citizen.
 Yes, and in spite of the presidents proclamation declaring that we were ruled by the cowboy, and incapable of maintaining order; and in spite of the neglect to which the dominant party has treated us, because we had no votes to swap for pap.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

TIE Tombstone Independent is live and readable paper, and maintains its footing qn irdependent ground with i3fHe degree of success Like all journals frss itpm party ties, it recognizes the worth bf Mir Oury and favors his return Go C1nrress
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

THE ultra temperance element in the republican ranks of bleeding Kansas, are said to be strong enough to nominate St. John for governor. If nominated he will be elected.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

WEARE glad to see that the President has had moral courage enough to veto the River and Harbor bill It was an un- warranted attempt at extravaganee. However, it has support sufficiently strcng to pass it over the veto.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

YELLOW JACK has commenced his an- nual tour of Texas and is leaving desola- tion in his wake. One hundred cases are reported at Laredo.