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Corns Cnn I,c anresI.

Why sutlor with eorns waen Peps
Corn Solvent lsa SURE cure. Price a6
cents bottle. u ia warranted 20 cure
or the money will be refunded For
sale by GETTINeER " HoKE,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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THE first section of No. 8, coming
east Tuesday morning on the b. and
o. railroad, near Sir Johns Run,
ran into a slide of stone on the
track, knocking the pilot off
the engine and otherwise damaging
it, Mr.. Potter, the engineer, escap-
ing uuhurt. The second section was
signaltd d, and the engineer reversing
his engine, the cylinder-head was
blown out. Both engines were thus
disabled, delaying the trains several
hours.
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Gard 0fThanks.

| expect to leave Martins burg next
week, and before going desire to return
my thanks to the public for the liberal
support extended me during the three
years and over that / have carried on
business in this city l.. BOUTON.
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Special bargains.

Special bargains in Silverware jew.
elery, Clocks, etc, can be bad by call
ing at w l., JONES Jewelry Store.
He makes this announcement 10 order
to reduce his stock before moving. If
you want bargains cal early m 4.3t.
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The Martinsburg Gymnasium re-
Gently organized, is now in full
operation in Wysong Hall, the man
agement having already procured
for use horizontal and parallel bars,
dumb bells, Indian clubs, trapeze
apparatus, sc. This organization
embraces a large number of our
young men and is fast growing and
merits the hearty support of our
citizens generally.
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(l0aks, &c.

Just received u line of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mauufactory,
which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. Also a large line of Gesimers
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before buyin !.
q. w. HOKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-04

On Monday night last the Presby
terrain church at Shanghai, this
county, was entirely destroyed by
fire. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary, as
the church had not been used for
over a week.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-04

WoRKMEN are engaged on the
building recently vacated by Mr..
A. Kogleschatz, on Queen street 4,
remodeling and undermining it for
the occupancy of Mr.. r. M. Cooper,
as restaurant, saloon and billiard
parlorS.
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SItlRr sTOPS.

We have entered on the first month
of spring
The blne birds and robins have
made their appearance.
Cabbage is now sold for about its
weight in silver.
The troubles of moving day draw
eth nigh.
Eggs are now selling st 20 cents
per dozen, and are becoming plenty.
There is a great demand for horses
and they sell at big prices at all pub
lie sales.
The members of Washington
Lodge, X. OF p, are talking about
having public observance of their
anniversary, on April 9Th.
The horse disease known as pink
eye, )" is prevalent among the horses
in this place, and is spreading into
the country.
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DIED..
ar Hat rates--fue cents per iine--fo
trfg beyond the usual aJpsiOlfglrenenk

Ffb DtY0Hd nc uSNAf a7alOulctFntNt.
In Rock Gap District, Morgan
county, on February 18th 1882, LUTA
NJ. ALLEMoNG, only daughter of
Lewis and A. Allemong. Aged 4
years and months.
Near Berkeley Springs, Morgan
county ,on February 18th, 1882, MRS.
ELIZABETH SPOHR, aged " years.
In Berkeley Springs, Morgan coun-
~, on February 22nd, 1882, MRS.
ELIZA WHITE, aged about So years.
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BUSINESS LOU1LS.
Photographic S0mibs.

SQUIBS ST. Babies delight mid
mothers rejoice when they have tho
beautiful pictures that HUNTER can
make of the little ones. Cor Burke 4
Queen streets.
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bargains.

Men ard boys boots and shoes. Also
women and childrens heavy shoes
will be sold ut a reduction TO close,
fls At -. w. TlMBERLAKE
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JUST eleven months ago we started
in the carpet business. Our trade in
that line has been far above our ex-
pectations, for which we are very
thankful to our friends and custom
ers. We have now in stock full
line of carpets for the spring trade.
Don't fail to call and see them, if
you want to save money.
Very respectfully,
EMMERT IL FIERY.
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New Goods.

We are now receiving foil limo of
mems and boys Cassi.ners atall prices;
also bleached and unbleached muslins,
ginghans, prints, hosiery. ladies. nissts
and chil6reu's GJssAmers, toweings,
ect,, all at bottom. prices.
G. w. HOKR.
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Wise husbandmen will plant for
war this year. Evidence accumu-
lates that Russia is preparing dis
agreeable surprise for Austria on the
Danube.
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BUSINESS locals
BETTER Ti,mn Gold.

What is It? Why LITTLE SEAD
ONIONS. wanted ri highest cash price,
by c p. HERGlNG,
ma, Pm Cor Queen aud Martin SITS.
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To Farmers and Laboring Men, call
and see the best line of mems Heavy
Brogans in towa, at IL. NJ DKA-
TRICKS.
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The eX-Confederates, of Nash
vile, Tenn, have formed themselves
into a Tennessee Confederate Mon
umental association and determin-
ed to erect suitable monument to
the confederate dead. 1t will be
placed in Mt. Olivet cemetery, and
the plan for the same have been full
" adopted.
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THE Rev. z. IL. Thomas, of this
county, has accepted call from the
first Congregational church in Mar
tinshurg, and will preach in the Y.
M. G. A. Hall tomorrow, Sunday
at IL A. NJ, and Z p. NJ.
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THE question has often been asked
us why Emmert q Fiery's trade in
creases every year? 1t is very easy
to answer, if you would just stop to
think. They sell good goods at rea-
sonabIe prices, and have but one
price. This will make trade, when
trickery will fail every time.
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White Goods.

Persian Lfwns, India Linep, Plaid
and Plain Naiusooks, Piquets. also
Hamburg Edgings, black and white
Laces, Trimmings. etc, at HOKES.
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CAPT. w. B. CoLsToN has re-
moved his office to room in the
Court House, where he can be found
hereafter by those having business
with him.
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Ladies' CIoaks.

Those desiring to purchase new
Cloaks, should avail themselves of the
special low prices and desirable good
am now Offering. Call and see them.
j. H. SNAPPER.
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Curtain Luces.

A large assortment of these good
just r, ceived and viii Re sold low.
fl9 At. ID. ". TIM BERBAKE.
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Wanted.

By Baltimore merchant, the rs ency
of good lime suitable for our mar
ct. Address. p. G 4a7 Lexington st !,
Baltimore. Ma.
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Don't forget that you can get a glass
of Hires Root Beer, only at TELLER )
Drug Store
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Fer MEMS BOOTS and SHOES, go
to the Assignee's Closing out sale at the
BLUE FRONT jnnl9-tf
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6'Orsefs.

DR.. Warmers Nursing and Flexible
Hip, Corsline, Duplex and variety or
other makes at HORES.
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A MUSICAL CONCERT will be held
in the NJ. +. Church at Bunker Hill
next Monday night, March 9th. 1t
will be under the efficient charge of
Prof. Durham, OF Martinsburg,
which is a guarantee of its success
Besides his class, there will lie fine
musical talent from abroad. Do not
fail To attend this musical treat.
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For The Ladies'.

We have just rec, lived very nice
line Of Cousins celebrated Shoes, en-
bracing quite variety of styles, to
which we invite attention.
GELTINaER IL HoKR
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SoIlers & Co.'S

Celebrated Shoes, for ladies and chill
dren, are sh gonly by.
GETTINGER & HoKB.
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WILLIS SCHEU, son of Mr.. Louis
Scheu, while out in the country re-
Gently, accidentally shot himself in
the hand with small 22-calibre re-
volver, which he was carelessly
handling. The wound was quite Sc
we're, and caused bin to carry his
hand in sling for some days. Boys
ought to be careful in handling fire
arms.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-04

THE bad weather has delayed fin
ishing the work of cleaning up the
streets.
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THE little town of Clearspring,
Md, has organized a company
composed entirely of citizens of that
village, for the purpose of engaging
IN the manufacture of spokes at that
place. They propose starting at
once with capital of $4,000. A
little of that kind of enterprise i'll
Martinsburg would be of vast benefit.
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THE Grand Central Hotel proper
ty in this place, was sold at Com
missioner's sale on Tuesday last. 1t
was knocked off to Mr.. Jacob Wis.
ner, of Towsontown, Md, and Mr..
j. Fl. Gettinger of this city, for the
sum of $4,000, not half the original
cost of the property.
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New Goods.

| have just received a large took 0
new and desirable goods, that ofFer-to
sell at prices that cannot be hesteu in
this or any other city Call and OK.
anime and be convinced.
J ii. SHAFFER.
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All the latest Fall Styles in Stiff, Fiex-
BILE, Soft and Cashmere haas at
GhTTIN 3ER & H0KE'S.
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Go 20 THE BLUE FRONT for
everything in the Boot and shoe line,
AT COST. ljunl8tf.
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Between the residence of Mr.. G. M.
Shaffer and King St, ladys kid
gauntlet. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at Mr.. J. II. Shaffer 5
store.
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THE communication of "Tax
Payer" discussing corporation mat
tiers, was received too late for this
issue. 1t will appear next week.
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.WANTED.-l000 lbs. of Lard, for
which the highest market price will
be paid. EMMERT Il FIERY.
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Pers, Camm's and the Gear corn
cures, warranted good and for sa 10 by
j. l.. w. BAKER.
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HON, II. G.. DAVIS will accept
thanks for documentary favors.
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A large lot of Ladies' Slippers just
received at DEATKlCK'S.
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Cost.

I'll. N. DEATKiCK is selling his en-
tire stock of goods at cost. Call in and
Of barpaina
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BUTTER keeps up in price, and
eggs have dropped but little, though
much plentier now at the prevailing
price.
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Ladies' misses and children's gum
thoes for sale at cost at DEATRICK'S.
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Railroad Tickets.

For sale cheap, Railroad tickets to
all points west. Enquire of j. ii.
BRISTOR. m 4-3t.
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SIuibs 81.

Always dress children in white be-
fore bringing them to have their pic.
lures made. Always come in between
the hours of l0A. NJ. and 2P. NJ.
Respectfully,
p. G. HUNTER.
Corner Burke Queen SITS.
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Drink Hires Root Beer on draught
at FELLER'S Drug Store,
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For LADIES s OES go to the THE
BLUE FRONT, closing out sales.
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Ifyou want bargains call at III. N.
DEATRICK. His entire stock of dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes must
be closed out before April let, 1882.
Now is the time.
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A few pairs of large size gum boots
for sale cheap at DEATRICK'S.
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Best unbleached muslin in town only
81 cents ut Deaf KICKS.
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REV. f. NJ. b. RICE of the NJ. f.
Church and Rev. John Landstreet
of the NJ. E. Church, south, will
preach their closing sermons for the
Conference year in their respective
churches, tomorrow Sunday at the
usual morning and evening hours of
service.
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Dress ginghams only 10 cents at
DEATRICK'S.
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A large stock of shoes for sale cheap
at DEATRICK'S.
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THE Rev. L. \, Rodgers and wife
were agreeably surprised, Thursday
night last. They intended to move
into their residence on Wednesday,
and his Pensioners obtained posses
sion of the keys on Tuesday and sup
piled the harder with everything ne
eessary to begin housekeeping. They
then sent for Mr.. Rodgers and his
lady, and to say that they were sur
prised at the stock of provisions,& /,
which had been put in proper places
in the kitchen and pantry, hardly
expresses it. After a few hours
pleasantly passed, all retired to their
homes highly pleased with the sue
cess of the surprise and the donation.
-z-
CHAMBERsBURG has at last sue
ceeded in securing the location of
the Taylor Manufacturing Works at
that place. 1t had been decided to
take them to Hanover. Pa, but by
the purchase of Mr.. Schall's interest
in the works, which has been done
by the Chambersburg committee for
the sum of $37 900 cash, they have
obtained control, and the works will
now be located at Chambersburg.
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Removed.

Cor. Queen and Martin SITS
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} II sHAFFER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Two packages of pearls were received
from Mexico Sunday, valued az $40, 600.
-Four crews are in training for the race
for the Breeder and Sportsman Cup, TO be
rowed on Thanksgiving Day.
The Immigration Association Of Califor-
MIA reports 693 immigrant arrivals by the
overland railroads during the last week.
The receipts for duties at the Custom.
house for the past week were Sl70, l79 AZ,
making total since January lst Of IS, 1922
l2l 80.
A Chinese merchant, three Chinese
women and three children, who are on the
Toxic, have been allowed to land, under
the decision of Justice Field The man
gave sufficient proof of his being mer.
chant, while one of the women was his
wife the other the wife of Chinese mer.
chant in this city, and the third her SER
want.
Sunday night, in Howard Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie said that he
had noticed several items in the daily pa
pers lately connecting his name with the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church,
Oakland. made vacant nv the resignation
of Rev. DIR. Sprecher He wished his con-
gregstion to understand that he had re-
ceived no intimation of being called upon
to fill that pulpit, and if ne bad received
call he could not accept it, az his work in
the Howard Presbyterian Church was of
such nature that he could not leave it.
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DAILY RECORD ENRON sEPIEs.
VOLUME Xgt-NgM8ER Sc.

picked up by small boat from British
ship. Another report is that the mate fell
overheard while indulgiue in drunken antics,
and was lost. No fursher particulars Of the
accident could be ascersained.
Mrs. Manning, widow Of Captain Manning
Of the wrecked schooner Excelsior, has ar
rived from GusYmas ca the steame. Mexico.
Ii viii be Remembered that tie schooner was
wrecked of the coast Of Mexico some weeks
Since and eli bat one seaman were lost Tho
man saved fl ased on 3 plank for fifty-two
hours.
The Chilean bark Maria Moreno was sold
to-day to w. E. Mighell for 81, $50. The
Nideros. which went sshOre up the coast, was
sold to WhitelSw for $3.50.
Held 30 Answer-Roud PiIed-s;eamst,trs
Die.
SAN Francisco, November 27th.-Wm.
Kelley, Of Oakland, was held TO answer to-
day on a charge of aesaui5 with deadly
weapon. for stabbing man at Centerville
short time ego.
Louis Gottshall, Public Adm'nistrator.slsct
of Alameda county, fled his official bond to-
day.
The steamship City of Sydney is due here
from Australia, but up 60 a late hour had not
arrived.
The GOveIn0r-Eleci Appoints HIS Private
Secretary and Executive Secretary.
Los ANGELES, November 27th.-Ganeral
SLOVENIAN has rendered the position of Pri-
Vate Secretary to ex Senator Morland. and
OF Executive Secretary to Fl. J. w. Dam.
Both gentlemen have accepted.
Republican Nominations.
Los ANGELES, November q h.-The Rs.
publican City Convention TO day made the
following nominations Mayor, Lieutenant-
Governor Mansfield District Attorney. III.
L. Hsz nd tpresent incpmhent); City Treas
urer, 5. Sepulveda; Tax Collector, H Bur-
dict; Assessor, George A. VigDolo.
Crushed Beneath IA LOsded Wagon.
PETALUMA, November 27th.-James FIJI
lipiu, who left this city last Saturday with
his wagon loaded with grain, was found
shout O'Clock on Sucday moSSipg on the
Salmon cresk road crushed beneath his load,
the wagon having overturned on The down
grade. He law ia this condition from P. NJ.
Saturday mill found. He was brought to
tits city, where he fingered until this even
ing, whea he died. Deceased was about 80
years CT age, aud unmarried.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
Another Mysterious Murder.

WALLA WALLA, November 27th.-The
body of man ramed Charles Mulherren was
found to-day in the Umatills river, two miles
above Pendleton. on the Reservation. It had
three contusions on the head, as If done with
blunt instrument Thirty feet rope and
pack cinch was tied around his neck. and the
other end tied to Jog on the bank of the
river. He had on his person 5000 in 81 bills,
one of $50. two $50 and ore $40 gold pieces,
and a certificate of deposit for $500 on come
interior bank, either Boise City or Montana.
A bottle with whisky was found by him. An
Indian woman CT steady ch1racter. who lives
close by. said she heard disturbance the
night before the body was found, hat knows
nothing. This is the third mysterious muir
der in as many months in the same section Of
country, and no clue has been found as to
yho did II
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BT8Es.
mormon Lehhnls.. lor 7Enshingfon.

SALT LAKE, November 275h.-To. morrow
morning Elders John z, Caiae, Ja;aes Sharp,
D. a. Peety, W, D. Johnson and T. S. Rich
ards lsave Salt Lake for Washington. Their
purpose is to lobby this winter for the admis-
sion of Utah iato the Union. They viii be
reinforced after the holidays By s larger dele
cation, with full Instructions from the Nor.
mon Church. judge Vancile, District Attor-
ney for Utah, who ran on the Liberal ticket
for delegate 70 Congress il oppositiun to Ell
der John f. Game, leaves On Wednesday to
contest Gaines seat.
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ORES On.
a Cruelty on ShipbeaFd" Sensation Ex-
nIDHsrf

"A SE9elty on shipb02F1" sensation Elk.
plOacG.
PORTLAND. n vember 27.h.-The reportof
cruelty to NJ. German, sailor aboard the
British ship Josie Troop. and Of his having
jumped overheard and dyogniug 80 escape
further sufferingg, has been denied bv the
arrival in Astoria Of said German in the
American ship Highland Light, now lying at
Astoria. He reached tao shore 10 safety. OF
cruelty TO the crew there aTe conflicting re-
ports. Ale but three Of the Troops original
crew deserted he- at Gusy mas, and the two
who cana here made no eOmplaint until after
they had been paid of aid dischsrecd Then
they made public the usual statement of vile
names, Delaying pirs and rope,' ands having
been used, james Laidl5v. the British Vice
Consul here, has had no cifcial information
OF eny cruelty, sni said 30 tha Associated
Press correspondent tLat he would take no
action, and in fact could Ect begin an official
investigation, as there were no competent
witnesses 70 the alleged cruelty nov belong
ing to the ship. The first Il ficer of the Troop.
saidto an Oreg0niaR reporter that all but three
deserted, having been all induced to go in
land by the promise OF easy work and high
wages on tire Sonora Railroad. The ship
made up another c1eH from s5ilors who had
deserted other vessels under like circum-
stances, and had returned to Gasynss dead
broke. The officers deny all charges Of
cruelty.
BEackleg Among the CattIe-9iI Company
Incorporated.
PORTLAND, November 275h. -Blsckleg is
still prevalent among the csstle in Klamath
and Lake counties, and msuv calves and
ye9rlings have died.
Articles of Incorporation of the Tacoma
Oil Company we're fled here to-day. Capt.
tai stock. $4,000. Iucorporstors-C. P.
Herry, J. H. Hall, Jos. Simon ard D. NJ
Dunno. The object is 70 develop the oil in
dustry recently discovered in Puyallup valley,
near Tacoma, W. T.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Governor. elect Chooses His secrets.
ries-The Arizona Legislature-A Charge
OF Cruelty On shipbsard Refufed-aior.
mon Lobbyists Golng TO Washington
Teamster Crushed 10 Death-AHOt.ler
Mysterious Murder = Biackieg Among
the Oregon Catfie-Repubiican Nominal
lions at Los AnGeles-Etc.
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ARIZONA,

The Territorial Legislature Shooting
scrape-PrOsperaus Oatiook-snGw In
the Mountains
Tucson, November 275h.-Oficial returns
give the Democrats faur fusjori5y in the Ter
ri5oiiai Assembly, and the Republicans two
majority 10 tbs Council.
A special from Total Wreck Gays: John
Drummood to-day shot L 3. Salsis in the
arm. Two other Shots cut MS clothes. TIE
wound is uoS serious.
Mining matters il southern Arizona are
growing very active. TIE copper output has
5rebled in the last six months Travel over
the Southern Pacific Railroad to the coast is
increasing rapidly.
There is snow il the Cataiiaa mountains
north of Tucson.