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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
NOTES OS COPPER SMELLING.

Written for the Engineering and Mining
 Journal. by r. L. Bartlett, State Chem
 ist. Portland. Me.-A Cheap Eiast-gur-
 mace.
 Wishing to experiment somewhat in the copper ores mined at Milan, New Hampshire, I was led to erect a small blasting furnace, which was built some thing after the Rachette pattern The exceedingly low cost of this furnace, and the remarkable work 1t has per formed. seem worthy of note, since 1t is generally understood that the building of blast or cIpOla furnaces suitable for economical copper smelling IS some thing of an undertaking. The material required and used for the erection of this furnace, as per bills paid, amounted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

NIT. and Mrs. P. J. McCormlck came Co Prescott Tuesday from their home in Williamson Valley.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

turual Emission. Aversion Co Society, Dimness of Vision. Noises in the Head: the Vi'al fluid ugssing unobsprved in tho urine. and many other diseases that lead tO insanity and death
 DK. MiNTIE will agree Co forfeit Five Hum dred DOllG-s for a case Of this klnd tho vital Restorative under hi5 special advice and trtafmentl will not cure or for anything impure OF IuiurOus found Iu It. Dk. MlNIlt treats all Private Diseases su .cessfully without uer cury. Consultation fIea- Thorough eXaraina ticn and advice inclutlug analysts of urine S5OO. Price of tho Vital Restorative, S3.uu bot tle. or four times the quantity, 5000; sent Co any address upon receipt of price or t- o. D secure feom observation and n private name li desired. by A. L. AlINTiE, M. D.
 n Kearuy Street, San Francisco, Cal. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application bJ letter stating symptoms sex and age. CoInmu' nicstions strictly c0uhdeltlal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
THE Great English Remedy

Is a never-fliling cure flor Nervous Debility
 Exhausted Vitality Seminal W ca k n es a. Spsrmatorrhna. IOSl MANHOOD, lmpotrn-
 cy. Paralysis, PrOstatOr- .rhUa and all the rerrl- .his effects of self Abuse. youthful fC!lies, 'and oxcesses in maturer
 years such as loss of alaruory. l.az-itude Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

D::. BINTIE'- Kidney Remedy Neph- reticum. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. GonorrhUa. Gleet. LeucOrrhoea- For sale by all dru--i-.s; Si bottle six bottles fer Sj.
 DIS. MfNTIE'S uaudsliOn Pills are the hest and cheapest DyHpep>Ia and ifiliiou- cure m fha market For sa1n hv all druggsfs. ielIAN N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

I'm mDoteucy Exhauted Vitality, Prem ture De- cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all it. complications, and frsm whatever cause produced. It ennches and parties the blood; StoenFthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscle=. Diges tlon. Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It stops any unnatural debil- itafIng drain upon the system, preventing inVoi- untary losses. facilitating dresUs. seminal losses with the urlne, etc, 60 destructive to mind and body. lt q. a sure -llIuusfor of all KIDNEY ANb Bt ADDER COMPLAINTS Ii contains no injurious ingredients. To ths<S suffering from the evil snrcts or youthful iRdIscretiOns or excesses. a speedy. thor oush and permanent GRE 70 GiARAN FEED. Price. ~2.5O per bottl-. or i've bottles m case. with ful directions and advice. >lO Sent secure from observation To any address up- or receipt of price, or c. c. D. To be had only -F
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

scnptiohs DlaDeteS, BrlEats Disease. JaiIndlCe Insanity. etc. Bxcesses, nOl-use, Abuse, Inherit cd Weakness, Malnutrition, Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal weaEness Ohstruct the Im- pOrtaut and necessary acts Of life and thair eu- ioymeEts. Cures GUarar-eed. Diseases of the genItO urinary organs, kidneys. liver and blad- der a spec1alty. The many complaints and iis- eases Of women speedily cured; consultation at office or by letter free and confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
.}cJr T0-daH.
 Dr. SPINN EYJ No. II kearny street. san fraBcIsco. shI., Treats all Chronic and special DiseaSs
.}cU 7O-daJ
vOTTNGN NTENr

YOUNG MEN
 A no MAY BE SUFFERING FROM IHE
 W eiie t- of youthful follies or indlscrtOn, will dO well Co avail themselves of thi. the greatest boon ever lald at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will cuarantee . for- felt < co for every case of Seminal Weakn.s or private disease Of any kind sr character rIich he undertakes and faIls to cure.
 nIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 Tnerc are many at the age of thirty Jo sixty who are troubled with too frequent evaclAtions of the bladder. Orfeu accompanied by slight smar tins or burning sensation and a weakening of the system ID a manner ths patient cauot ac- count for. on examining the urinary deposits a rOpy sediment wlll often be found and some times small particles of albumau will aplsar or the color wul be of a thin milSish hue again changing to a dark and torpid apuelrance. There are many men whs dio of this dticuity. ignorant Of the "su-e, Which is the secUai sta.s of seminal Weallues-. Dr. S. will glsssu' oe a perfect cure iu al such eases and a Les1 hy -es- tOtutlou of tho Eenlto-urInary organs. Office Hour--lu Co [ and to s. SundT- from l1 to n a. m- Consolidation free Ilorurh er- amir ration and aIvlca. g..
 Call or address
 DR. SPlNSEY d O.. w-tf No. ll ke1rnv Ieet San Francico. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

AO VI" tsN7't eAo AbAAbho-
 $500 fire-brick. k............-.-.-.Sl Sl33OO 20OO pounds tire-clay ....--..... 7.1O 3 casks of lime. $50 63l pounds refined ron. n.......... 2l.5O 122 pounds galvanized sheet-irOn
 pipe. -......... IS.45 75 pounds plain sheet-irOn pipe. 6.75 6 canvas tuyere bags. ............ 2-I5 6 riveted tuyere irons ......-.-... 3.UO MasOnS' labor, II days.......... 3j.OO Blacksmith work, 6 days, and
 helper ----.--'--.-- 4o.VO
 Total cost S25O.65 Freight on material, le3 miles 35.5O No. 3 Boston blower, second hand, 21OO Betting and shaftng. ........--.. 200 Six horse power engine, second
 hand d..............-...- 10000 Twenty-tiye slag-pots. ........... 5000 Furnace tooIs. Is.................... 7.jO
 Total with accessories. ......- S4g9.6j
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
ilInDLE-AGEn NirN.

his Great stren gttrninE Remedy ani Nerve TONIC Is tie legiti- mate result of over tweEty years of prac- tlral experience. and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN rY NerVoUs and Ply sical Debility. Semi nal Noaklrs.. Sper- UatO rhga. Frosta - turrhUa Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Judge John Howard. high priest If the A. and H. order of Hassayampas and deacon in the Oriental Order of Human ity, proposes to visit the brethren in California before many days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
ONE IsoTTIE FRrr

Regular SiIe Bottle of Ether lnvi-orator send free to show the wonderful pTope-tie, of the greatest GnVtgGFai0r known Co n oderu Sclentlst-. State symptoms age. if married. etc RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay r,ents ID the same manner Hs they WOnld en- plCy their family physician.
 SIRiCTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address. DR. u Q BIG d co. No. tlC 6eary street. corner Mason. San Francisco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Suficier O show its merit. vill be cent Co any one applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age. communications strictl. confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
EUGENE ". AEtM VII CULVER
 CULVER & ARAM,

\ TTORNEYS & COUNsELLORS AT LAW E1 and NotarIes Public. Odice. 217 Congress St., Tucson. ArizOna.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Official .:ecords.
Side Issue, TyndaI district, Dec l3, T C Weed.

Side Issue, lynda district, Dec l3, T C Weed.
 DEEU
 Copper Monarch mining company Of New York to George Hoffman, Grifiths. Domingo. Sophia, Mcintyre, Carrie. Charley Parks, Cosmopolite. Bunyan, and Antelope mines, Sl. and the surren- der to said company of its agreement to deliver to George Hoffman the sum of Sl,5O0,0OO on the capital stock.
 George Hoffman tO the Copper EmDer- or mining company of New York the same above described mine, S5,OOO.O10 in the capital stock of said corporation at par.
 George r Meek to James Marcus, his interest in the Silver World mine, Sier- nta moUutains, Sl.
 John E Blaxton to D A Sanford ' 2 To Of $ W 1 and E ! of \ W section 26. T l3, 5 of R r E, $500.
 Denton G Sanford to Don 4 Sanford, \ W of s W and W ! of \ W | Of section 3J and 5 " of s W Ii of section 26, T Is, $ of R r F, Sj00.
 Holhrook Sanford and Charlotte his vile to Danton c Sanford, Y W ! of $ " | and W i5 Of \ " | of s W Ii of section 26, T lS, $ ofR17 2, s1OO.
 Wm NJ Griffith to Robt Lloyd, lot S, block 173, Tucson, S7J.
 R Lloyd to Kuno Baum, the same lot, S75.
 Ann and F Fish and \ and c Ting to Denton c Sanford, \ W | Of W | and " of N W 1 of section B and $ W !, of S W li of section 26, T IS, 5 of R r, $2O0
 Thomas Gardener and F \ Leather wood to J B Anderson, undivided l interest in the Golden Gate mine, Greaterville district, Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Certificate of marriage given by A Thatcher, J F, tO James Walter and Car melta Laurensana, dated 25th of Novem- Der.
 Appointment of George Hoffman as resident agent and attorney of the Cop per Emperor mining company.
 Certificate of sale given by James Peterborough to Thos Hughes, certifying to his purchase of the house, barn, buildings, lumber, hay and all things pertaining to the place known as the Rosborough camp, situated about one mile above Con Evans Ranch on the SonoIta.
 Receipt from Garcia for one Sl0O the same being in payment for assess ment work done on the Silver World mine owned by J Marcus in the Sierrita mountains.
 Certificate and receipt of E R Devoe for assessment work on the Hopeful, Silver Bell and Good Will mines, San ta Rita mountains, belonging to George Baumgsrdlner and R c Jacobs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
DR. C. D. SALFIELD.

ZIG kearney street. san Francisco, Cal Concentrations strictly confidential by letter or zf ofice FREE. For the convenience of pa- tients and ir order Co insure perfect secrecy. have adopted private address under which all packages are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

A-. 7. P Teal, one ot tine owners of L-s L1nrfellow and Philadelphia Con- sol1a-ed mines, Winchester district, -7rlve3 in Tucson last evening and will 'enain here during the holidays. The Properties in question are considered as 95eing among the most promising in the 4ls'rcL Tne Winchester at a depth of ID t-et opened up magnificent ledge oi m-h grade ore. ss did the other company at a depth Of fifty. On the Winchester dump over seven hundred 'o9- of "big pay ore are stacked for telletion. Works for that purpose are soon to be erected. Judging by the z esent outlook of the camp 1t will, n me near future be one of the leading n Tt m 8 m Cochise county if not in the Territory.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
FOrty-Seventh Congress.
SENATE.


WAsHNGToN, July 2o.-Mr Allison
chairman Of the committee on appropria-
tions. reported back the sundry civil appro-
priation bill, with amendments. Placed on
the calendar.
On motion Of Mr.. Conger, the house bill
known as the Deuster bill, TO regulate the
carriage Of passengers by sea. was passed.
on motion OF Mr.. Miller, Of New York,
the house bill to regulate immigration was
passed.
The senate resumed consideration OF The
naval appropriation bill. the clause under
discussion being that referring to double b
turreted monitors.
Mr.. Beck offered an amendment Of which
be gave notice yesterday. % strike out
5000 from the appropriation for com
plsting the MalntOnOlah and LansinC. ara
the other four monitors, prohibiting the
completion Of these four vessels until fur
tber Orfler Of congress. and directing the
naval advisory board 70 report The adrisa-
b.lity Of their completion. Mr. Beck advO-
Gated his amendment, stating that d would
only be postDOning the decision Of the
question Of completing the monitors
until next December. when congress would
be in possession of al information obtained
By the naval advisory board. Unless the
Amendment was adopted Be believed thai
the old contracts Of 1877 would be- Required.
The secretary q the navy had ruted % ti'e
committee On appropriations thst ke uus
uncertain rbether be would submit the
Old contracts 20 the attorney -Eeneral a de-
eide upon their legality. bur that n De
thought them leral he would take The re-
supnsibillty ui Olering them himself BE
fBecE) did not want am erecutirs Ofneer
70 decide whethEr fhnse u1utrrrts were
legal ur Illegal before the rerl1rt On the
whole matter vas made % cJurress-
The Amendment vas ad0rtefl-vers. 81
nsvs. %.
he ciauss relsiinE 20 The monitors wns
temporarily laid aside.
NJ. Nnlsr. q Cslif0rria. moved 70 sfriks
ont the cIsuse ~ ths bil abolisting fbe
rreds Of commodore, nnd 20 insert pro
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
New orleans Notes.

NEr OEIEars, Augusf 1.-Coionsl 4
Proctsr, aged o., brothsr-in-lavo OF G
Ieaufe-ard committed S1icide
shnctirE himself through the hea1
cause is assicned other than Cd lsal
TuE FIEET TElrT
on the Ficksburr. ShrCver1ri a Te1
wnT between NicE Ehsturz anl Mcur
tbe overflow. passed over the rosd
MDE1aILT w1-rurn.
IN The nltercsfion httweer WI.
cz-det sctivr under fhs r1sfr1Tlr -
a1d J. y. Hcaily. In which -
used, Kalsh rss r1l-frlly r11D
srun afe- renctirr The h1sT -
.u-rsndered, s1yinE hs ID :
fnse.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
Washington Matters .
DEFENDS HIMSELF.

WAsHINGToN, July 3l-Doorkeeper Ba-
conlaw, of the house Of representatives, has
received letter from Colonel Popham, de.
nylng the truth of the published reports
rejecting upon his official integrity and
charging him with having committed
various illegal acts while acting clerk of the
United States court of Richmond. He
states he will start for Washington in day
or so and concludes his letter by rendering
his resignation as superintendent of the
folding room of the house of representa-
tiyeS,
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05
The Other SIDE.

A number of Republican papers have at
tempted to make political capital out Of the
appointment, by Representative Bisbee OF
Florida, of colored youth named Lemuei
w. Livingston TO a West Point cadetship,on
the recommendation of three judges, all
Democrats. who conducted a competitive
examination of the applicants. The facts oil
the case, as set forth by a correspondent OF
the Savannah Ns,cs, are as follows;
"He [Col Bisbee1 had appointed com
mittee composed of four Republicans Gone
of whom was negro) and one Democrat 70
examine candidates for admission to a
vacancy at West Point from this district.
Among the applicants was a negro lad, who
led his nearest antagonist four points In the
general result. Three members OF the com
mittee, constituting the majority, regarding
the promptness of reply as one OF the requi
sites of good scholarship, and which wa'
markedly in favor of the best scholar among
| the whites, reported in his favor. Theil
action led to an unusual excitement among
| the negroes, and much Indignation wa
manifested The subject was the genera
topic of conversation among this class, AM
a large meeting was held to express tn
sentiments of this population. SeVera
communications have already appeared y
the papers, two reports were forwarded u
Col Bisbee, and the demagogues made II
question of race prejudice"
So it will be seen that the judges wer
not all Democrats and did not report IL
favor of the negro youths appointment
Col. Bisbee took the responsibility on him
self and appointed the colorea lad in orde
to secure the political support of the negr
voters in his district.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05
JOHN RAxAMAKERs.
No-DAY
AT
Tohn Wanamaker's,
John
Saturday, August, 5.

You, who are passing
through this big village to-day
will you drop in and see a
little of how our people trade !
You may hand your travelling
bag to a man at the door; walk
whittier you will, up stairs,
downstairs; ask all the ques-
tions you will Of whomsoever
you meet, and use your eyes.
The drift ofevents has given
us a peculiar place; and the
drift of trade has filled it with
peculiar sights. Buying and
selling you don't care to see
you can see them anywhere.
What is to see here, thent
Forty shops in one, with no
walls between. But that ism t
much to see. No; it isn't.
Size is nothing. And yet size
is something.
If we were going to give
references as to our value to
the people of our city and
region, we should point to the
size of the place they have
caused us to cover with the
means of ministcring to thell
wants; to the shortness Of time
in which they have accustomeo
themselves to resorting to us
to their constancy in coming
to the confidence we have
shown in their continuing tt
comc-confdcnce shown b,
the provision we have mad
for their satisfaction by mel
chandise, and for their com
5 Portable entertainment.
You may sec how gcncrou,
!, ly our people respond to sue
d provision for their every da
wants as we have learned t
t make. 1t will do us no harl
: if you come and see, and g
away and tell.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

ming for years. We hope to pro
gress in good Government, wise
laws, honest expenditures, and the
Of public improvements
as the necessity therefor arises. This happy
consanmation, however, would not be at
tained by Republican success at the next
election, and we would rather have dozen
generations Of saulsburys in official power,
than exist one year under the reign Of the
corrupt bosses who now hold the Republi
can party of Delaware in their grasp.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05
RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, VIII EsE Hs5s.szE6ss HSssl15sss
MINGTON AND 9EA W1df----iXiszf
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

JULY 18th, 1882.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns-?. 90,
IO.Al n. III. 30, 400, 7.S, 9.55, p. m.
PhilaaOlphia (eNpress)-2.OO, 2.23 $50 Z 2h 8. I5
800 9.39, S.5S, ll.5S. a. IN. II. l5 % g. H. 49, Oj
Z. y. m.
Philadelphia and New York.. 90, 223 6Sn 725
9.5S, ll53 Il. m. Fl2.:S, l.53, III, q. 81 o. ~ M
Baltimore and intermediate statlons-IO5, o. II II.
IN. coop. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.6 u. IN,
Baltimore and WashingtOn-l.42, 45l, sos, o. II
a. IN. LOO f1.O9, 800 6.57, 11.Oi p. m.
Baltimore Only-l.05 "A. m. I2.Ol and @ d. M
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-6.O0, 81 "A. IN. Los, 800, 65 u. m
Harrington and intermediate statiOns-9. 10 a. m
LOS 6.25 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate statiens-9.lO a, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-s 10 a. m.
l2.OO m. 530 7.3O, 9.55, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 200, LIB a. IN. 3. IL,
6.3S7.2G p. m.
Baltimore and Washington-i.42, 4.5l, $685. 9.17,
IA. III. ll.O4 p. IN.
| BaltimOre-l.05 Il. IN.
For further Information passengers are re.
| ferred 10 tile time tables posted at the depot.
aS-Hrains marked .hns: ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare is charged.
J. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

To-day is as good a summer
shoe day as thcrc'll be.
There's a lot of mems calf
and cloth-top low shoes to go |
for halt price; a lot Of old
ladies' easy springfield shoes,
and a lot of Newport tic and
button shoes, for less than half.
They are on bargain-tables by
themselves. You can see them
all.
You want certain shape,
and then a certain size. There
isn't one chance in forty of
your getting a fit out of them,
very likely. But you can al
ways turn to the regular stock;
and there you'll find a fit nine
out of ten; and pay twice as
much. The one out of ten
may be measured and pay ST
more.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
5 West of middle aisle towards Market street.
'$5 is enough for a good
boys sailor suit now. We
have some at $3.50 that We
. are not going to call good
r We have others at $7, So, SIS
and $40. They are not Sc
i good as the s. suits. Good
Q means good. The $3.50 suits
: . are hali-cotton. The $40 arc
y more than half show. Coco
means good.
:. IS buys good flannel, gooC
= work and neat style. They arr
ie what most wise people want
1. We have whole regiments 0
trousers, out Of suits, for a dol
E lar or two.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
East of middle aisle. near Market street.
9. Flannel shirts for all uses
n Cool underwear; big sizes an,
nd nd little. Necktics and scarfs 70
1s ess as little a you like.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
. Middle Market street entrance.
- Straw hats for 80 cents tha
q cost us $l and more. But the
are such styles as we don
!: want next year at any price
co. JOHN wANAMAkER.
IL Northeast corner.
>, Good ladies' seaside ha'
M n, for a quarter Porcupine an
Rough and Ready.
III JOHN WANAMAKER.
=" Southeast corner of main building.
N Such ladies' dresses as W
m have now are going belo
M value; all except mournir
m. dresses, which, sad to say, a,
II, never out of season.
n JOHN WANAMAKER
- 1901 Chestnut.
re- JOHN WANAMAKER,
ress
4. Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05
u'IIE NATION,

4 Since It's consolidation vii
York York Eycning n Post, lasinS
facilities in every dCpaffI lpnlf
largcd its size to tTea'y,l5 e.. rI
and added many aDle ner =" N
previous list. II = ,lu, ~" n
BY many of its reader sg,I u
than ever before .,i hI'' =
1853, il;G the Nation was 81, =
this tbb'' country as a weekly ,.,iiiI|
literary aud nd. p0lillS1lI laioln1nctei Ct,J
the il 'lySr control ofparty orinlS 4 ,ie3
sort. Despite a Precpp,Uj pp,r|
d. during i. gori%innl rhg lIlI. aim udtilis
success was assllrguii a,s,sssllnsui,sl
;tbod hccome a recog '"I N
II II, li',u homc Ur'nl'lI and abroad Y
management n, mage has been be- "a
from the first aaa miln 10 d
cont facilities, wv ,r
fe,,C become more than ,I..t tti' tlOd
medium of the aOlc'' ''
time. II stvle Of |
are chosen with e,a a E1ieIins 1iod b
6Ttj''SN of the Nation presel'guc, SCI Scsl
indexedI Iii,ia make record or ofcqI
oG oiiI importance lp,a,'n in n,ttaii,bIe| taG
ii literary ,ni world L. aVn'''D''
A'i'I,'Ib The Isubscriplion, PRIV ~, /
Reduced Re 10 $500 ID, i
s0ccimcn %Ir copies ,,ssnl, ssel 4
y sSdress i'SIrlnss the Publisher /
Wa Way, New York |
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

"YoUNG DEMOCRAT" furnishes another
contribution in to-day's paper, which shows
that if the morning organs editor acquired
his historical knowledge by consecutive
'study" he must have imbibed tremendous
amount of ignorance while burning his
"midnight OIL"
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

TIE Sentinel, the "boss" organ of the
''ring Bosses" is significantly silent in rela-
tion to the GAzETTE's exposure of Mr.. Hig-
gius' little arrangement to secure the Re
publican Congressional nomination. The
Sentinel is well aware of the truth of our
statements.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05
NOTICE
10
HoUsEKEEPERs.
Removal of Garbage.

The Board of Health particularly requests that
In all eases OF dcnuurncy for time longer than
a hours the citizens will send notice thereof "a
the Secretary Of the Board, No. 5i2 King street,
possible. They expect the contractors to dc
their duty, and The only way ~ which the Board
reports from citizens. Having made the best
selection they could do of persons TO attend e
this duty, they can do nothing more unless
advised Of failure by the people. Adopted by th'
Board of Health, july IS lSs2. -
Attest DIR. l.. Il. bush,
T.. u. FRAZER, Scc'y. President.
iNam.tIf-dIW
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

THE New CASTLE Star has been purchas ed
by Joseph c. White, who promises to make
it not only representative local paper, but
a strong and consistent advocate of Demo
success.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-05

MIR. J. r. G. OLDHAM, who unsuceessfully
contested with Purnal j. Lynch for the
Democratic sheriffalty nomination, publishes
a card in to-day's paper, in which he heartily
endorses Mr. Lynch and urges every Demo
crat to vote for him. Mr.. Oldham also an.
nounces his intention of again entering the
field in 1884