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FORSALE- MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALE-t hoUNi BAs HoRsE. STYLISH
but ~, BE. rks Wei harness OF aid e; s..r.
corner ista si-, an s4 Face s no4 ~ drug :
l,oR sALE-Af1NE CUTTER sINGI.K sEar. IN
god order W 20 Sold Ieascnat v for cash scliy
at No 1sls iN-nasslssna as~auc northwest ,si-
pHp. SAiF, .,akAP-A NICE ONE-HaRsF SLEIGH
BOZ \ STREET northwest. IL
IroG sAI.E- oSE LARGE DOUBLE RANK pFTat,
H Eass Charch organ, and iis,s nearsy n-~ Psnc
tsast DC sod al sress sacrifice for cash. 200 7th
ets,e' NORTHWEST sss-s,'
Iros sAI.E-oNE INV GENUINE SINGER sry-
lex Machine with monogram stxnd drop k-f AMI
49, aIsrT. .a i;ns,sed and ali ats-c nets; SO.
ing. sass st
$3.50 WILL BgI HARE MOUNTAIN
,,,,,,s;,,.l msr: fIrsi Gas, singer WARRANTED
etc. oqn.hF cheap al at Dowiing's Auction House.
e"riier llh street AID fenna. ave. J2s-4t
lrOR saiE-A BIG BARGAIN rNplp SEWN
fuI, ns .snced for orl, si25 csh. iroina assnt
ensTS,.ies oo'essn stool Aply at sIDNfY 4.
II octave Upright Grand Piano. handsome rss-waol
t sS, nh si N lni5 snd carved oses superb
,S .h and toay Warrant ony go Owner 's,st sc
at sIDNEl II. NiMaio'S. f3s 7th street. ~. "a
IroR saLE-CHEAP- coon. RELIABLE
II Hor.es; guaranteed gentle: stand with htching
ticusrs at SPICER. COMPTON CO. s. a34 Louisiana
avenue. ias. I'm
NOE sAIE-NFw AND SECOND HAND L.Np.u
let's touTeieits. Con- o.. Coupe kockaws,s. Phse-
RoBT, IA. GRAHAM.
Repairing promptly attended 10. jsS
Jrog SALE-A VARIETY OF NEW AND SrcoSp
= itShd Carriages AMI Business Wagons 1 also build
Tire nttt style arr,ish u Me- sr,li WAGON now, m Iss
" AZ sell low JOHN NJ. YOUNG sI3 9th street
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

I United COMPREHENSIVE
~ The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed co-paItnershp for tbs sale of Ice an1er the
name or firm OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts viii be raid
u1tess upon o written order signed JOHN IEETCH
treasurer Office, No. 1884 Water street. Georgetown
I p1G JOHN LEETCH. L. L. BARKER. NJ. kINS-
1T
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THy STAR office Is connected with the Telephone Ex
shsnge- A6yertiseIrert- orders for the paper by ns
and otherwise. news. infOrmstion or business
ran be cent day or right. free of CHARGE.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

IIoR RENT-THREE IMPOVERISHED ROOMS IN
west. 10 s.'
LNok EENT-oNE PLEASANT ROOM fYRoNT,
Sd fcer, at liai i:th street. Also dclghtful
quite Of RooEas I'd fos-. at 1913 18th sire with
Board No chldren- Apply at ll0l 18th street north
~est- so a.
NOR RENr-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY oF THREE
nsnite Of aitrss tive Rooms would snyiy
stllotae for naval oeice-s ether gentlemen Inquire
al No 81 18th street northwest. I3o-H
NOR RENT-THSEE NICELY FURNISHED COM
l. nun &tlng Eoens :,so Bedrooms aud one Parlcr-
vita a. modern ccnveniepces. hot and cold wate.
Grant Place. j3S-St-
IrOR RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS: ALSO
4 three EAfarnshsd. on 6rSt noor. nj 80 street
northwest i2s-St'
NOR RENT-FURNtsHED ROOMS. NEAR TO
L the CaPisa. At lis street CInesc Piece, south-
eist sa'
TCoR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR tYpUR ROOMS. AT
III eth street n rthsess. Price SIS per month.
NOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED PtRLOR
Il noor. alsc. one tuo comfortably furnished
Rooms I'm third loor. House new modern COVE
nlesies.s small lriyste family children. sas Iith
street northwest f2s-at.
urOR RENT-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
bath attached. 1T 10 Iitli street northwest. sam
Tor Ri.NT-AT 81 d STREET, on FIRST
II floor, two adjoining Rooms. Rave recently been
occurred as office rooms. Pleasant location. SARAH
FIAGLER SIG Indiana avenue. t25-iw'
NOR RENT ROOMS on FIRST AND SECOND
4 roors unflrnished: Psr'crs suite; mod. inys..
desirable ity. at IL LIST street southeast opposite
C2latei. Apply on premises. n. HI A.HREY.
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2Eo0ND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT Ann TrY
~ hghoef caeh pEieee paid. Ara Wa1c5ses JswsSs1
uun4 11stna4 -. Cal a. Ad6reW HKRZ06 ~ r.
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The Evening Star hns regular. pernanenf.
bona G6e daiiv circulation more than Treble
that of any efiPr daily paper Published i'm
Washington. md equal To that Of all the
other daily papers here added t0xetheF.
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CONSULTATION FRI
NJ OTHING SHORT OF UNMfSTAKABI,I
IN BENEFITS

Conferred upon tens of Thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SARSAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is q compound Of the hast
vegetable Alternatives with the Ioddes Of Potassium and
lron-ah powerful. blood making bleed cleansing and
me-sustaning-a IL the most eectuai Of an remedies
for scrofuons. mercurial blood disorders. UNI
formy successful and certain, 1t produces rapid and
complete cures Of Scrofula, Sores Boils Hunors P-
from impurity Of the blood By its inviorasnS effects
1t always relieves and often cures Liver Complsints
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and IL potent
renewer Of waning vitality. Fog purifying the blood Il
has no equal 1t tones the SYSTEM restares and pre-
serves the health aud imparts vgur and energy For
forty years has been In extensive use and Is today
tho most available medicine for the SUFFERING siek
For sale by Ill druggists. ma
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FOR SALE -LOTS.

IRR SAlE-A FINELY LOCATED BUILDING
Io III the northwest SECTION Of the city, y very ov
ngnre iot cash. OTIS BiGEI.uM 4 co,
J-'.ot COS eth street.
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, i4iT STREET zorro.
site RIGS Ho9ssa. large pool: good ventilation
ladies Monday sud Friday ngt oTen Sunday; open
from o 10 6aturdsy'e q: bsai1 a. doasS e. 81.
DR. H l. BovEx, 6nsninian. o0o
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NET CASH.
Mems Buckle Arctics best Al 80
Mems Wool lined Alaskas best 81 q
Mems h st Quality Rubbers 65 and T5c
Wulaeps Best Quality Rub5ers s. 90 ard san
Ghisdren's Rubber Boots. size ii TO q 81 so
BOYS Rubber Boots. size 10 G. 81 q.
Mems Best Quality: size to L. 81
1914 aud l9l6 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
u SELBY'S
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MoNEYi MoxEyt noNEYi sssooe 70
st FRED. SELIEGKR'S LOAN AND BANKING
HOUSE. 5H Tub street northwest bctween O and II
Etreets. Iarxe md liberal advances made upon Diav
monds. Watches. yewery. SiverwEre. Guns Pistols.
Clothing and Merchandne Of every description. The
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ORLEANS TESI
PILES.

Mr.. George Buchart 221 Josephine street. betwesn
and Constance has for 25 years tried four or
ve doctors, all to purpose. Altar four applcatona
by DR.. Phelps he is now well
MIR. NJ. Lesley. of Is Louisa street. suffered from
Piles Is years. used all kinds Of saYes etc Cured in
three weeks without knife, cslstic or lgature snd
without pain Or detention from busin ess,
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COUNTRY REAL. ESTATE.


E.'OR SALE-4 ACRES OF LAND. SITUATED ON
4 the western suburbs of Frederick CITY Md New
Br1ck House, handsome and large suitable for a sum-
Iner residence boarding house Land fret QUALITY
For further information. apply to CHARLES IT,
hAACff. Frederick City. Md. j30-st
NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR UNISC:-N-
i bered property, q stocked Farm of log acres nine
miles out one mile to railroad station; good house
barn. apple and peach orchard. neysrd. good water
InQ uire ZOOS Psnnsy lyania avenue. j2l ayF
SUBURBAN HOMES
~ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
AND OTHER DESIRABLE IOCALITIES
We VIII buld Houres to suit purchaser. A small
payment required and balancein nstalmopts loag
time. For particulars eau at Office for circular
JOHN SHfRMAN 4 CO.,
Jazl-im st Coud Building.
NOR SALON EASY TERMS. OR FXCHAN0K
- Tor city froperty-A fine Country Residence with.
IN View OF the Capitol, Lincoln syenae nesr
boundary. containing acres under good cult vation;
improvements consist OF fne Frame Building 3sxEO
eleven rooms, modern improvements; also stable
carriage house and out bidlngs excellent pump fins
orchard OF choice fruits and haie
trees No reasonable offer refused the owner has no
further fer It, Inquire us 7th street north sesS
jaio-lm'
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENcUM-
bered property. Farm of 24o acres 30 miles from
city, 9.roon house farm; fine peach Young ap-
pie orchard: excellent water. Inquire 2O22 street
o3l-3m
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WANTED-HELP.

WaNTED-A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AS
Grocery store moderate wages. Address Box 100.
Office. It,
WAETED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL To DO
" gcnerd housework and assist in takinE Of
datons. Apply at 800 street. II
WaNTED-A WOMAN AS COOK AND I.AUN-
w dress in snan private family. Apply at 1S2o &
ereet Dcrthwest before 10 after PIN. Isl
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS ROUSE SERVANT,
W Whocan drive. Reference required. Apply about
jsist H. ~ ''z' ss'ee' northwest rank'n square
ANTEp-CHAMBERMAI AND BOY TO GO TO
w New York chamkermaid to wash ana iron. boy to
wait ON table Coed references Fare psid. Call affa-
p. M. at 110i 18th street northwest. It.
WANTEn.A WAITRESS AND HOUSE MAID
Apply at l4l3 Fl street Northwest. 1t
WANTED IMMEDIATELY AN ENERGETIC
w young White Woman II cook, wash and iron for a
s1aI family: must have best # reference. 2Sll west
street. West Washington j3l-3t
WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN coon; MUST COME
S2A 18th street northwest j3l-2t-
WANTED MEN TO CARRY READS
w Grand Duchess Cologne Banner; Also one to blow
the buge fs6 Pennsylvania avenue northw est j3o IT
WANTED-BY ARMY OFFICER'S FAMILY
Woman or Girl As housemaid end to assist in care
given; references required. Address next five days g.
F. ", Star ONCE. 5000
WANTED i MMEDIATEL1. AT LICENSED
w serey. ~ white and colored Cooks, General
es &c tan.,ss furnished Servants with refer
Il CO. '' ''''""es'' y. = ;sDl n ~.
WANTED THREE INTELLIGENT LADIES OF
w good address to ts city snd t4corst town
Tor fle sale Of superior Abdominal Slppofter MES
NJ: e. BRUCE. 1913 9th street. near northwest.
ja7-3a,
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ESOR RENT-A VERY FINE HOUSE THIRTEFN
rooms. lGl4 18th street northwest in prime ord
Aiso, veryfine House 200 street northwest. L. NJ
SAUNDERS Bro. 1903 i sire northwest. d23 81
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WANTED SITUATIONS

INTERPRETATIONS.
WANTED-A SITUATION As BOoKKEEPER BY
w ayoung nan of Eng ish birth and education.
thoroughly understanding the business. bast of refer
e,1cas m Eny,and ard ffls country. Address J. =.
WILSON. 1872 street northwest. jSi-2ts
WANIED BY YOUNG MAN POSITION IN
w tiroey Store: seven years experience; best ref
erfbfes IN city: viii pay $50 cash to sny curing
SALINE for me- Address BOX A, Star Office, i3e-3t.
w Sehstor or Member by frst-class i,enman and
canabe OF attending 70 private correspondence: good
references. Address Elton Star office. t23-3t"
VAETED-FIFT DOLLARS WILL, BE PAID ny
w young i:lan Of good character for situation Us
hrenisn on any branch OF the 3. Il Z. Il. r. Address
Box i24 Star Office. f2S-ly>
WANTED-ATC CITY BUREAU OF EMP oYMFNT
es IS! street southwest. families to suiT,s WITH
general house help: Chanibernaids and Nurses r. S
LAWS, Proprietor. iI3-2w-
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a Reproduced Com ct.

The present comet in the eastern
sky, which can be distinctly seea by
feveryone It early morning, is GER
tainly the most remarkab of all the
modern comets. Prof. Lewis Swift,
director of the Warner observatory,
Rochester, N. Y, states that the
comet grazed the sun so closely as o
cause great disturbance, so much so
that it has divided into no less than
eight separate parts, all of which
can be distinctly SEGA by a good
telescope. There is only one other
Instance on record where a comet
has divided, that one being Biella's
comet of 1916, which separated in o
two parts. Applications have been
made on Mr. Ii. Ii. Warmer, 10y par
ties who have noticed these cometary
offshots, claiming the $500 prize for
each one of them. Whether the
great comet will continue to pro-
duce a brood of smaller comets re-
mains 10 be seen.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
A New Mexican volcano,

Near the town of Vallecitos, N.
NJ, situate out II miles southeast
of Jemez Hot Springs, and about
three miles southwest of Vallecitos
is volacan that is now giving the
inhabitants of that town much un-
OasIness. This volcano is burnin 9
more or less all the time, and the
fresh appearance of the lava around
it shows clearly that no great period
of time has elapsed since the last
eruption The people there say that
this IS the first time in their expe-
rience that the volcano has behaved
in such an unruly manner. Ere
quent shocks of earthquake are felt,
aud loud rumblings, accompanied
by gusts of smoke. issue from the
crater. 1t is the firm belief of every
one in the neighborhood that fear
full eruption is about to take place,
and many of the inhabitants of the
town are moving up to Yates for
Guide
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

The Copper Queen and Copper
Chief, in Copper District on Castle
creek, were sold here yesterday to
parties from Trinidad, COLORADO.
who paid cash down for them, af-
ter having first thoroughly examined
them. The considc alton was a fair
round sum, and the transaction
shows that the mines and district
are considered very valuable. The
parties making the purchase, we be-
lieve, Were members of the company
that lasely sold out the famous Cliff
ton copper mines in Apache count.
The mines are located about forty
five miles from Pher6x, and direct
ly tributary to it. The purchasing
parties will proceed to develooe
them thoroughly.
The May Flower, in Copper Dis
trict, Castle creek, owned by Mr..
Thompson, is down seventy-five
feet, and has three and one-half feet
of s:fid ore, composed of copper
glance, and carbonates of copper,
running about 40 30 so per cent cop
pea and S25 to $500 per ton, gold.
Messrs. Collier & Co. have a tun-
mel in their claim 1875 feet and
shaft down 100 feet. The product is
principally copper, which runs not
less Than 30 per cent, with a good
product of gold and silver. The
ledge is quite wide and for seven
feet ACROSS it averages twenty-five
per cent copper. The amount of ore
in this mine seems aim ost inexhaust-
ible, and with these good sound av-
crages in product, their future prom
ises great wealth to their lucky own
ers.
There are about 10) locations
made in Copper District and about
thirty to forty of them are of real
value. Parties holding them as n
general thing are developing them
as rapidly as their means and cir
cumstanccs will permit.
The Castle creek region is sadly
in need of road to Phoenix. The
natural outlet is in this direction;
the business must come here. For
greater part of the distance there is
a natural road, and $1,000 will make
a good road all the way in o Copper
District, and to within thirty miles
of the famous Bradshaw mountains
and mines, probably the richest and
most extensive mining region of
central Arizona.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Words of Wisdom

lie that will not look before him
will have to LOOK behind him-wilh
regret
Lay by good store of patience,
but be sure to put it where you can
find it.
a gear nobly got, or noble scar,
is good livery of honor-Shas-
spsarc.
It's easy finding rea sons why OH
Bede.
We would willingly Inv. others
perfect, aud yet we amend not our
own faults
The moment man is satisfied
with himself everybody else is dis
satisfied with HIM.
The readiest and best way to find
ont what future duty will be, is to
do present duty.
Hear one side, and you will be in
the darkness; hear both sides, all
I will be clear.
The folly of others is ever mo t
ridiculous to those who are them
selves most foolish.
Be loving, and you will never
will never want for guiding.
II would be easier 10 endow fool
with intellect than to persuade him
that he had none -Ba6inet.
"What building is thatg" asked n
stranger of boy, pointing to a
school house. THAT" SAID the
boy, "why, that's a tannery!" ami he
felt of his back as he passed on
Comp etent biologists have esii-
mated the coal feds of ARR ia, ut
over 10000 square miles, or more
Unite d States.
1t is stated that the quantity OF
silver held in so,uiion by the waters
of the ocean is roughly estimated at
100000 tons.
Beef at TWEEN ty-five cents a pound.
remit DIS an exchange of the time
when the IeraelIteS made il calf out
of pure gold
john" said teacher, Pm very
sorry to have to punish you" "Then
don't; I'll let you off this time" re-
sponded John.
"What is tn is man charged with p
asked the Judge. with whisky,
yer honor" replied the sentcntious
policeman.
Of all things maR possesses, wo-
man alone takes pleasure in being
possessed.-Mdlher6e.
No" he said, as they cOngratu-
lated him on his engagement, Il m
not so particularly charmed with
the gill, but sxp CT 10 be happy
Her mother is about the best TEN
percd woman l know Of"
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Platform of the Mariropu County
Republicans, September 23rd.

Rcsolced, That the Republican:
of MarIcopa county hereby renew
their allegiance to the National Re
publican party, and The principles
which it HIS ever sustained.
That we are opposes to all menop.
olies and in favor of equal rights
equal burdens and equal benefits to
all, with special privileges to none
and hold That the best government is
That wherein an injury to one is the
concera of all.
That we are opposed to the mon
cpoly of lands, and demand that all
public lands, including those for
feited by Noncompliance with law,
shall be restored to the public do
main, and that there shall never be
any land grants or land subsidies
hereafter promoted by the Govern
ment.
That the Legislature should again
earnestly petition Congress TO return
20 the public domain all lands in
this Territory, heretofore granted to
railroads that have been forfeited by
non-com pliancc with the terms of
the graft, and that our Delegate in
Congress be requested TO urge upon
Congress the passage of such laws.
That the welfare and interest of
our county demands that Its local
government should be managed bv
reliable, capable and economical
men, and that, it be represented in
the Legislature by men of undoubt,
ed ability and integrity, 10 the end
that the enactment of such laws may
be urged upon the Legislature as
will lead 10 a moro economical adj
ministration of county governments.
That we are in favor of increasing
the county road fund 10 such an cx-
tent as to enable the Board of Super
vIsors to maintain our public high
ways in good condition.
That our public schools should be
maintained and encouraged by liber
al legislation.
That all corporations created by
law should he governed by law in
the interest of the people and that
all the property of corporations
should pay its just proportion of
taxes.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Fresh Fashion Notes.

Fashion favors stripes in silks.
Astrakhan cloth with tufted sur
face is revived.
Corded silks oulnumler satins in
imported dresses.
Long tan-colored gloves continue
to be quite popular for evening wear.
At the millinery openings last
week, muffs were showa 10 match
bonneis.
The sale of plain black velvet is
greater this autumn than it has been
before for several years.
Black and white wool, known as
Shepherds check, pro nises TO be
very popular fabric for braided cos
tunes.
Very elegant dresses are literally
covered win black lace, Black lace
is now worn over covered as we'll as
black silk.
The latest novelties from Paris IN
ladies' handkerchiefs are daisies,
wild sunflawers, or pans es embro1d-
cred in their nal ural colors ON black
borders.
The fancy for birds has extended
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

Yesterday we were shown a bunch
of grapes which was grown and ri
pcned IN a paper bag, without any
ray of sunlight. Mr.. Eugene II
Burr, Secretary of the Russell Man
ufacturing Company, Mildlctol, in
order 10 preserve his grapes from
the ravages Of rose bugs, envelopcd
several hundred punches, when the
grapes ere only bout the size of
pin heads, in paper bags, and trus'-
ed to chance for their growing and
ripening- The experiment worNel
to a charm: the grapes ripene1 per-
fectly, and they were entirely free
from dirt or dust. He liked the r.
suit so well he will follow the same
plan next year, rose bugs or no rose
Times.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
New Railroad Enterprise .

Articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday, in the sccretary's
Office of the Arizona Central rail
road. 1t is standard gauge, with a
third rail which clearly shows that
it is intended to compose part of
the great inter-continental north and
south system, of which Gould is the
head center The Arizona Central
is to run from a point OH the s. P.
r r., neal Tucson, 10 the A. & P.
r. r. and south line of Utah. This
will, when completed, form con-
tinuous line from Idaho and Mon
tana 10 Salt Lake, and via Arizona
10 The Gulf of California. Among
the incorpora ors, arc Senator John
A. Logan. Gov Sheldon, of New
Mexico, Henry NJ Atkinson, of New
Mexico, Albert G. Brice, of New
Orleans, an one or two other prom
in mt New York capitalists
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Business Locals.

For
Car.ls,
Posters,
Dodgers,
Envelops,
Bill Heads,
Note Heads,
Letter Neads,
Shipping Receipts,
Monthly Statements,
Pamphlet or Book Work,
Legal Blanks of all kinds,
Holders PATENT TABLETS AMI
BLoTTER with your bill heads, letter
heads, rote heads, ETC., go to the
HERALD Office.
All respectable dealers keep Da
n1iaua Biiters-
VIM. B. Hooper Sc Co arc agents
for Damiana Bittcrs.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia, =,
Damiana BItters.
Scaling wax for fruit cans at
Thibodo's Drug Store. s2*tf.
Carpets cut, sewed, and laid, at
Carey's.
VIM. B. Hooper & Co. are agents
FOR Damiana Bitters.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bittcrs.
Humphreys homeopathic Spc-
cific Medicines at Thibodo's Drag
Store. s2*lf.
Ju,t arrived-a fresh lot of E. ii
II. igaTs at Rolhrock s. Cations.
Orr Ladies' Hats AVID Bonnet. are
he admiration Of the fair sex; prices
and styles are unsurpassed at Guss
Ellis d Co.
The HOLDER PATENT TABLET can
only be had at the HERALD office,
which owns the exclusive right to
manufacture it in this Territory.
You WILL never have a sour stom-
lch if you drink Damiana Bittcrs.
The MEXICAN REMEDY for dis
Eases OF the Kidneys and Bladders is
Damiana Bilters.
If will please the eye az we'll
he pocket to examine the new ex-
,ensive Fall and Winter sock just
'eccivcd at Guss Ellis & Co.
A full line of Human Hair and
lair ornaments for ladies can be
'ound at Guss Ellis s. Co.
Ladies Suitings, Cashmeres, Cam
is Hair, Silks and Satins of the lat
st styles, and Trimmings to match
t Gass Ellis & 60.