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I CUHE FITS.

When ssy cure ! do not mean n - .
stop them for time md then have 'nes -
torn :g.iu, mem ,,! rseiss &C.,, sur 3, ~
sicHne% : hfe.iong stsdy. ! warrant =
remedy 20 cure the worse ease>. Becaass
have failed II no reaaon for NOS nov 70 -
o cure. 6end ~ once for tesffse speS
Bottle OF my infailIble rsmedy: Giys
md Wfii curc Won. l3drea DR. II. u. "a
10 Pearl Gfreef. New Yoek. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

All persons wishing to test the merits
of a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and I.ungS-are requested to call At Logan
& Co.'S Drug Store and get trial bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Conscmp-
ton, free of cost. which will show you VIII Il
irregular dollar-size bottle will do.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss of manhood, &c, I
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
oF CHARGE. This great remedy was disroy-
cred by a missionary in South America.
send self-addressed envelope TO the Rev.
Joseph I. mman. Station D,New York CITY.
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COLO MEDAL AWARDED

The author. A new and great Medical vot|
warranted the best and cheapest, iDdipsnsj
Iifc, or Self-Prcseryntion." Bound IN fDs|
French muslin, embossed, full gilt, 30 p.
contains beautiful steel engraving, 10 p~l
scriDiions, price only sl.5 sent by mall ily)
tratcd sam pie, &c send now. Address Pelbsl
Medical Institute. or DIR. w. II. PARKER W
1Brhulffn st., Boston. lala
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CONSUNPTION.

Ihave positive remedy for the ebeys :
kind and Of long standing have been -
Indeed, 20 strong Il my faith In It's en-;
that win send two bottles frse, togefba
q Valuable Treatise on this diseaast 70 ~
iersr. GIVE Espss. spd 3: Q; sddI yo,t -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
=, Iom.. HoteI. JANUARY 10. Issa.


W 7 Barnes. FairInot : ] Richard and two
\ y Prtchard, Man. boy, r Liverpool
nfnatOp CCJOhuSOn, city
WI Stolsberry, B & o A McFadden, Ctdiz
JPS smith, City GE BachleT, BsIl;O
= VI StaEgPrS. WA W Painted, Thornton
j barr, Williams burg " Wilson, CleVel;tnd
Lei Tucker, New Mar \ J blanchard CieN
finSvinc y ZaTtm an, Blngh'Im-
W Martin, BALTIC ton, Y
J McCully, CaitinOre Harry Black, city
Capt TAYLOR, Il & o { Robinson, BALTIC
J MetZcs, Phila n Mansfield WaSh-
III Clark Ashland ingtOn, ID T.
VIII II GOnld & wife, q Smith ,Bellfount'n
washington, DC j HenneSy, Pitts
= l. Lewis. Cincin'u j A Wilson, Paris, ny
r X Crymble, Sandky
Leavitt's Gigautean Ministries, NJ. &. Leavltt
Proprietor, j, II, Surridge, Manager:
David Schiff Will Rankin
Dan Emmett John Rankin
Lew Benedicc Frank BowleS
Vim SkuSs Robt I Tyrrel
Dave Reed j W Lamont
Burton Stanley Ernest sinclair
II Armstrong Charles Ear.
Frank HaWley Geo Hammond
Walt Manning VIM Kellogg
Robt Williams Walter West
Thomas Williams LIZ Page
WE Wood Jacob ROenig
Is g Beasley ChaS Sante
sam Weston VIM Billings
Morris Weston Trunk shepherd
oscar Wood Jos knittld
Pen West III Sanders
Barney Kline W Lincoln
,fomSS kline II Mayer
Arfhnr Cook John l. Evans
pitiy A rlin0son II DOrkin
I'ari Ranli1 ED Griswold
NJ EsnDieOft PC Shorts
Erant Moran Ed Stocking
Ias Connors Chas Hahn
las Kelly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

Beautiful Sets pf China at
very low prices. at W. III. Rine-
hart AZ Bro. =, 1915 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

Loss of appetite, loss Cf energy, some
times attended with dry, hacking cough.
sometimes eostiye,a lOosenesS OF tne ooWelS
Or main near the region of the heart, cured
with Thayer's Liver Powder.
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sHERIFP's SALE.
z. B. Garter,
Hamilton 4 Ne0rananas,

Hamiitou 4 Ne0fsnanss.
BY virtue Of Q distress warrant I'd W.
entitled cause, issued and 70 ms Gid
have levied upon the following des s,.rf
sonsi propefty. Wig: One lot Of buInl -
kiln. estiinaied At 800; tvo 49,
wagons and harps.; one ear - rs s,sIs .
srnnsry: twenty-five wheel ssfry Ia Z
team boiiers; two PIT VI sis: "a ns,s. -
tstles and and boxesi one dryins, 10 q ~
III furnaoes: two bsick shets; ooe ~ 80;
Der: one lot Of mr. brick; = oeut y,d,: -
lot Of picks and shcves.; oos . va 2
cesd 70 ell the same % TIE nisR nsy 30
bidder for cash, on 49, yst
day q Janlary - - 'o ssstDaied q u
F Rs%'sSs eonnsss..s . n Ss;Tssts
n. R-The hopes WIN b 80 90 = sesg.
do<,e Of the Court HoDe Of ono "a -
the md Hosdsy Of Apdl ~ "
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py.pepsi.. Indige,t,ou. Cossiyenes..

sleeplessneSs, fatigued in the morning on
rising, or inclined to be nervous with high
ly colored urine, Thayer's Liver Powder
viii cure you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

Guiteau to Governor Long: "Your
message NEE Is my unqualified approba-
ton. Hanging is relic of barbarism."
-PToridencs Press
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USE Morning Glory Baking Powder. II
cannot be excelled. G. s Feeny, No. lil0
Main street, proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

NEW Moon tobacco: best chew in the mar
kek G. S. Feeny, agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

COFFEE drinkers should read the adyer.
tisement in another column headed God
C9ats.
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JOHN BURR HEREFORD,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

Win practice before the q. q. Supreme Court,
Courts Of The District, and the different D.
partmentA
Once, 90 Louisiana Avenue. Room No. s
Washington Cty Dc.
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at SchnepCs Opera House drug
store:
THURSDAY.
ISL lSS2
7An.r2a.S tsp I'm AN p n. IMP
"a 10 Al q - - - 81
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STATE sOLOHs.
Continued from First Page.

third reading was passed. Ayes, 60:nays, o.
House bill =, establishing an iudepend'
ent school district OF Peeltree in Barbour
county. Passed.
Recess Till g O'clock
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CTo< HHoLDERs' MEETING.-ryy -
- nual meeting OF the stocSholi.,s ., NJ
Wheeling and Elm Grove railroad y}I H-
ChamberI, on Thursday, January a iSs,ssae
tween the hours of and O'Clock n >,
the election Of directors, and 10 t-anS.-.. ~
business that may be brought hc,or. ~, ny
meeting. r.. J. RUrTrr ~
ialaDawr S..-,.s
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WEST VIRGINIA

Stencil and Seal Works,
Manufacturer of Stencil Plate, Burning Brands
Steel Stamps, Rubber Stamps and Name Plates.
Seals engraved to order. Postofnce Marking
Stamps, Cancellon and Supplies. Rubber Typs
and all kinds OF Stencil Supple
agls n CAbIUhs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

Noi
The annual meeting OF Stockholdpr S,.
Benwoed Iron Works, for election a, ~
tors, will be held at the Office Of the Coanasne
No. IL Fourteenth street, on Tuesday ~ ~
day Of January, lss2, ut : o.. IN. ~
iani0i ALoNZo LORlNG. S,S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A NrrS
- ing OF the Stockholders Of the Citi,s.
Railway Company will be held al lhe,, ~
No. lZ3O Market street, al ; O'clock n, n, !.
Saturday, January -. 1852. for the eIec;Io, :
four directors and such other business a, ny.
demand their attention.
jalt VAN b. HALL. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20

Great Closir G Out Sale.
Before removing our
Entire Stock viii be
Closed out regardless OF cost
As we have concluded To
Remove as few goods rs possible,
We are determined 10 make thtS
THE GREATEST CLEARING SALE
Ever known in Wheeling.
4 LARGE LINE OF
CASHNlERES AND DRESS GOODS !
WILL BE CLOSED OUT
REGARDLESS or COST.
\ Large Stock %
ShaWrS ard skirts vii he
Closed Out Regardless 90 Cost.
Our Rem aiming stock 81
ClOakS and DUimanS, W.l' be-
Closed Out Regardless oi Cost.
Oar Large Line Of
CIoaktrs,>, FlanuCt~, Blankets and
WColcn Goods Oi
FNeTy description will be-
closed Out Eygacile>S 90 Cost.
, 1882-06-17
Ballot Buying.

In the Portland StnndaI.i We lind the
following
As much as 800 was paid to single i'll
dividuals by the Radical ring managers
last Monday Money WAS abundant, and
the tax payers will becalled upon to make
it up to those who advanced it.
1t is not only strange, but All alarm
ing thing to feel that while there are no
other people on this globe who possess a
tithe OF our blessings as a people, there
are those in almost every state who are
willing to sell their votes to constitute a
balance Of power These miscreants are
base enough to make of the dearest gift
ever bestowed upon mana free bal
r-.-.u ., so inc nfgnesI DIddcr. There
may be a punishment short Of hanging
severe enough for such an act, bur
va very much Doubt it 4 crime like
this aims blow at what gives our people,
a. a people, respectability, at what sc
curss for them and their children con-
,inusnce of these great blessings Of .ours.
Ii aims blow at our best and most e1-
alted institutions, and when ballots can
be- bought in the open market, then these
institutions are threatened II is the
worst danger thst has ever menaced them.
Compared to the sale of ballots, the civil
war, with its drain of blood, its sorrow
and pestilence sinks into insignifcance
Selling ballots is bringing all sorts Of evil
upon us as people. To men who have
no clam whatever to the esteem and con.
6dence Of his fellows, is tossed responsi-
bic station, where BE can rob the people
ur it pushes the real man aside that some
parvenue, who has accumulated money
enough to buy votes, may have the honor
OF the position. The crime of vote selling
really deserves death Such men-or
esttle-are not fit to be free.
, 1882-06-17
Electrical Flowing.

lf the experiments with electricity shall
result IN giving us practical control OF the
subtle agent, 10 what purposes will ii not
he applied! ! It is ANNOUNCED that man
IN Ohio has discovered method of Sc
curing perpetual moti"n-nct of "tiice-
seeking but simply motion by means Of
a powerful magnet suspended over sieei
wheel made with heavy limb on the
periphery. And it is also announced that
plowing can he performed with electricity
as the drawing power, and il is said that at
the Moline piow works they have plow
with SIX shares. moved by electricity. and
it does the work Of four oxen. We are
not told what the cost Of This apparatus
is. nor what sort Of work it does, and
perhaps our farmer friends viii smile i'll
credul,usly at the idea Of breaking up
their ground by means Of II piow drawn
across the field with stationary eieCtrl-
cal machine Bnt who knows There
is any quantity of electricity in the earth
and in the air, 10 say nothing Of the
amount in the sun; the supply is mex
haustible The only difficulty is to make
it work equally and steadily in proper dI-
rections. We have done all this with
steam. why not with electricity.
, 1882-06-17
The Attack Upon Mr.. Stacey.

In its effort at apology to Mr. Stacey, a
morning contemporary makes sad work vi
it, the excuse given for the attack being
more damaging than what it was intended
t" correct Ii insinuates that Seattle
has been doomed by fictitious deeds, etc
There is not an iota Of truth In the as
sertion that the towns north Of and ad
jacent tn MALTA Walla are suffering or
being at all injured by boom in real es-
tate. Sprague, Cheney, Spokane Falls
and all our Young towns are enjoyine a
wholesome, healthy growth. 50 are
laces nearer home And IT is only
tWaddie to say that Walla Waila is a mere
home city and that her people desire slow
growth Mr.. Stacey owns upwards Of
1900 acres Of land IN this immediate
vicinity, is fencing the whole of it. will
have 900 acres IN wheat this season, all
of which is directly tributary 10 the com
mercial interests Of this city. Ii Mr..
Stacy or any other capitalist wants to
build here palstial hotel, so much
needed Just now. or put money into any
other enterprise, he will soon be apprised
that the bulk o. our citizens do not atfili-
ate with the narrow .mindedness Of the
editor OF the morning paper
, 1882-06-17
Election In Oregon.

The STATESMAN is not disposed to fly
into a passion over the election returns
from Oregon. They are part of the
news of the day, and We are largely tn
gagged in the business of publish.
ing = newspaper. There are cold facts,
however, which may be calmly discussed
The republican managers have shown a
great deal of certain sort Of ability in
managing an election, and We are prone
10 confess IT, In the management Of lie
gal voting that party takes the cake, and
If it could be possible that the democratic
party resorted to unfair dealing at the
polls, it has the satisfaction Of knowing
that iu the COMPARISON with the opposi,
tion, il came lrnm the contest with deep
and comforting sense of purity, and it is
some satisfaction to know that the repub-
liean majorities reported, we're procured
BY means which will give the managers
soms trouble when they come IA con'ae.
with the keeper Of the gate oi the CITY Of
the Nex Jerusalem.
, 1882-06-17

Ii seems to be duel Ia the death be
tween the Nihilists and the fresh Gar.
and he has acknowledged his fears by
postponins his coronation until next ye.r.
Which of the antagonists is 10 enme Of
yic,o. from this mortal erapple in the
dark VIII the conspirItors keep up their
s,sbbing till, in some straight lunge, their
po,nt finds its way 10 the heart, or will
the un.crouned Emperor win ,srdy
triumph by the relentless employment OF
the mighty engineery Of suppression,
,h,, lac. under his hand On the one
hand is the Emperor, the uncontrolled
ruler Of s. 900 900 people and master o!
=, army Of 800, 900 soldiers. on the
.,h.r there is nothing visible. The title
describe. the party AL invisible and in,
,.ueia,e /; utter darkness. lighted Al un,
..v,.;n intervals by a binding fash
.n.dov, that fit past and leave hehind
,h.m her. threat, there a thunderbolt.
Which vii UiBi
, 1882-06-17

IKE advance in the price OF meat has
been So phenomenal Of late that the Pio-
netT Press was moved To institute compari-
sons which may make the heads If house
holds tear their hair. The increase the
past Year has been fully 30 per cent. ow-
IN: TO foreign demand, increased home
consumption and some serious drawbacks
IN Production, The only solution Of the
problem Is the Intelligent investment os
c.pitsl in cattle and sheep on the limit
less snd inviting ranges Of the great
northwest where millions Of acres Of the
finest grazing lands in the world are nov
wasting their substance Viii capital
come west and answer the demands Of the
meat market
, 1882-06-17

OUE morning contemporary Of the 14ih,
warns the people not to be drawn into a
" Feverish Flush by Mr.. Stacy and 9th
er boomers who pay 500 for town lot
and record deeds showing 500 consider
atiou. Of the 18th the contemporary
says, "Wslla Walla is not the result Of a
town lot boom. bat its solid home like
character is the result Of SLOW growth, :"
and adds. Ne do not believe the great
mass Of people desire to have the town
lot fever get ioothald IN our city" In a
local Of the same issue that paper says
" The Cnion would like To see Mr.. Stacey
invest in Wails Wslla property and locate
here, as during an acquaintance of several
years, We have learned to regard him as =
keen. shrewd gentlemen who keeps thing,
stiTTsd up" The editor should have add
ed didn't get GU, oi that gracefully. "
, 1882-06-17

A few days ago, it was te'-graph-d that
iO0. 900 men in the eaas, chiefly at Pitts
burg, we're on strike. The story oi the
strike Is short Couldn't or ~ouidn
give. wouldn't take, aad they woulda
let others take. And there is absolutely
nobody in the wrong except the Horhuep
who would 10. lei other workmen labor.
They claim what they are unwilling to
coneede. They assume to act With per
feet .ndependeuce, regardless ct the IN
terests of others. Yet they refuse 10
those others the privilege of employing
whom they please, and ot paying them
what they please. They do not, or viii
not see that If they have q right 10 look
after their Own interests, which no one
doubts. every other man, be he employer
or laborer, has a right to look after his,
also. But, instead Of conceding this, as
they logically must, the striker who wants
all he can get, assumes that he IS en-
titled to more than his employer sees ht
to pay, and that this employer has no
right 10 look 10 cheaper markets for
labor, which under all rulings is as much
a commodity IS iron or sugar. And so the
man strikes. Not only this, but claims
tina, nobody else has a right to work for
less than some clique has declared to be
right and proper. and if anybody does see
ut tn work for less than the prescribed
SUN, the striker proceeds to break the Of
lenders head ur shoot him.
Tyranny is tyranny whoever may eAer-
else it, and if man living i'll this coun-
try cannot enjoy the freedom that enables
him 10 work where and for what he viii,
he may as well be . Russian serf as a
citizen of the United States. As well
should these strikers declare that an equal
division of property WAS the thing, or
better still. they should move for such a
readiustmen. Of the present arrange
ment that they shall be rich and every
| body else poor. Ii is outrageous that IN
this country of Andrew Jackson and the
Constitution, set of men shall dictate to
their fellow creatures and compel them
To he idle against their Will.
, 1882-06-17
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER


Tne murderer of to-day runs irifing
r,sk Of life or liberty if he has money and
manages his case shrewdly. A lad with
i've yea,s between him and his majority
can recall the time when the bnlk Of the
people shosed no reluctance about call
ing things by their righ, names when
criminal ethics we're better than now
Then, thief was thief. A f0rger Was
forgsr. and for these crimes there an a
wholesome feeling which led TO punish
ment Of the criminals As the hrst duty
towards him and society. People were
nnt even fasfidious as Ia the length or
severity of the sentence. The change is
almost incomprehensible To-Day, the
very public opinion that should be strong
and powerful in restraint, Is crippled BY
maudlin sympathy. A man shoots
another There is sudden outturst Of
Indignation, and for a moment Judge
Lynch 10 enthroncd IN the hearts Of the
oalookers The days wear on, and err
long we lind the public casting about for
some possible excuse for the deed The
crime is spoken ot IN half serious, half
ioculsr way; the public mind is fertile in
its imagination TO catch at some waii In
the criminals favor.
Notoriously this Is the case Of the 'best
society" man who has stolen the funds Of
the bank, and it works rapidly to point
where the thief's adroitness IS tho intiIna-
'ion he receives, that other men regard
the act Sith complacency. AT first, men
not Christians who have been swindled,
swear caths Of great strength comprehen-
siveness and magnitude, and Christians
themselves say things in their closet
which CAUSES the devil to iurn hls best
ear in their direction, and figure upon
the reasonabieness Of the chance for a
crop in that quarter, but this feeling does
no, last Sympathy for the "enbar-
rassed OF the "deluded' man sleads it
and those most bitter at the start are the
first to make approaches in the thief
favor Whether or not We have law, Wise
and benefcent, depends upon public
opinion, and the liberation of the senti
msnt that favors the criminal by public
opinion makes our inability to enforce
law and order only a question IF very
short time
, 1882-06-17
TeleGrAphic Clicks.

The Brooklyn (kaasasl hank robbers
have bcen capfnlcd-
A French colony has contracted for
10 .OoQ scres Of land along the Canadian
Pacific
On the 2.th Of this month the people
at Lows are to vote on an amendment TO
their State Constitution which forbids
ths sale Of sil Intoxicating lauorl The
struggle 10 to Be great one.
, 1882-06-17

SrECrLroRs--Among the good results OF
Wizards risit TO the west is sn order
that hereafter there shall be sold To 10 psr.
son mere than Ito acres nf Northern Pacific
lands, For months past tie west, and es-
peciAiiy fhs Ysiiovssoue valley, has been
s~armed with eastera spectators buying mp
large tr,css Of land, TO BE- held FOR rise
Wizards e,ier completed. eheekuase. SPEC
ula.ors.
, 1882-06-17
ALL GOODS MARKED III PLAIN FIGURES.
MoSiery, Gloves and Fancy Cseds.

/" these Departments have made special frsus
present 70 the public the n goods prices
establishment o. Tins ost.
ChIhiens Heavy Ribbed Ott1n Eose,l2 e
Ladies Heavy Ribbed Cotton Rose
th''iens Heavy Honey yConbI bed Hose
laies Heavy Untlelhd English Hosiery 95.p per pair
Superb Styles Ladies and ChIlens Frenchi iosery
Ladies Lace Top Lhle Gloves, Long a5 per pair
Buttons
nd Merinn Underwear Ruchines. Etc
, 1882-06-17
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

In haven lin sT,Gto
price aDy lady
viii but style
at b. personal
New styles N Wash E'oIIinS 10 Cts "a Yart.
B BrOcateiic 4 cuttings. II CtSa Yard.
DetDIi.:c, Oxford
o1-Inc Moli;,ir Sers.cS, 60 Cts a
ALL col Nuns Cloth "a shades. is Yard
French
Novelty Goods, prevailing TRIMMINGS 4
Cabneres silks, S:n- surai- Raams ,s
Striped nd Check SILK More Grenadines.
, 1882-06-17

Cottonwood is the name of 4 new town ia
the Biz Bend country. Next week town lots
viii lie laid out and the music Of boom b.
heard
, 1882-06-17

!, A.. been dscided in . s.. Louis
.A.t . msn's sink . . socil oSrrt-
=, and there 10 no nssnss in it.
, 1882-06-17

We are prepared prevailing Style lo~
Prees.
We are satisfied people Territory cry s,t
faithfully
~ erton
to offering house m
, 1882-06-17

nisa ianury 70 simply live. such r..sb. /,
- We a,s now having.
, 1882-06-17

Ill this DEPARTMENT substantial
shown The Territory, Es respectfully eng
!ear UIea @ We ch
Table nan--L Dc Leas45o.
Fine hIeae.ed Double arlask to
Extra Heavy lAl-liuen ToweIne yards for 81
Al! Linen Table Napkins, md upwards
Heavy Hnck Towels II Ijc Coach
Extra Large Turkish aad Dansi To De each.
Seersucker, PuIUes Cnevoits hanse etc.
o these idea
'nf liable Of
series as an illustration Of the charge Popular
H4ent those prices represent can only be understood
, 1882-06-17
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

To the voters e; WsIa Walla CITY | An
neu'ice Tnyseif Is S candidate for tie Office of
Marshal at Walls Waila city, AZ the ensring,
e',S election and II elected PROMISE fifth.
'"i Sf'entaon y the duties Of the otfc-. and /
r-sp@etfullr solicit ycrr votes.
IL + J. ROBINSON.
, 1882-06-17
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

hereby announce myself As = candidate for
ne.eiect on, asking the support oi my fellow
c.tzsns-
JOHN g. JUSTICE. CITY Mss.hal.
, 1882-06-17
All eseetls Marked in Plain Figures!
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

In this department Elaborate Preparation.
m nan" me most varied aa elan found the t
country We ash Shirts fA
Hose Aeno Underwear Flannel Shirt Supenrz N~es 5h
Linen Goats Duek Goods, Etc