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, 1883-03-03

Still on he tentsr hooks Of expectation
arc our Federal Office holders. Bets are
level tia, none ef the present hOlders viii
be rsappoin.ej. The chances are that the
President is jus; waiting uanl the present
Congress a. jyuFns 50 tha. ne can appoint
some Of the ex-meubeTs whose seats VIII
be taken by Democrats.
The eastern railroads are having hard
tine this winter Travel has been almost
suspended hy the great foods IN the
Mississippi valley and the prospect Of a
speedy resumption of regular business Is
very gloomy
, 1883-03-03
INFANTS SHOES
In all styles and colors SOC to 81 90
RUBBER B30TS Il SHOES
OfaIl kinds az Cost Prices.

After an experience of over
thirty years in this bust
ness, which enables us to Sc
lect good and we'll made stock,
from shoddy trash, we have no
hesitation in asserting that no
other Louise in this upper coun-
try can offer such inducements
as the above list of prices in
dicate.
We DO not deal in dry
goods or clothing, bat devote
our entire time and attention
to our stock of first class boots
and shoes. Come and satisfy
Yourself that we mean what
We say.
, 1883-03-03

rb. ,,,r.; -.n,ash.-n an tmericanism.
to d.sor,he 4 man who elories in his abli-
ty 10 win the admiration Of women, has
come in,o use in London. where that
kind Of human being is plentiful. He
"a = funoas." SAWS the London Truth :;
"u,t an homes. Mushroom, or even re.
spectacle toadstool, but wet, spongy,
and unwho?esomo omana'ion from q rot
ten and poisonous soil R.dicUionsiy
o:e:dress-d, s'-rcheI uP t" the very eye
Ids, smn'hcrsd hike g1rl IN leRelry,
drc&cd oL' wlsh flowers like 4 'o"tman,
idiotic IL conutenuace, and sparse IN con
versati"n, with a kn"hhed stick to suck,
he has become an observed form "I soe'a!
lid veal.
The system # l,t,in. convict labor IN
the South Is getting to ne an abuse cf The
idea of imprisonment In Texas more
prisoners are ous Of the State reni'entlary
than are IN H. In Georgia and Florida
eonyicis are le. in small groups as wanted
by private parties. In Alabama recently
a woman leased the services OF her Own
husband and took him to her OGn home,
the offence for whIch he was incareera'ed
being mansiau5htrr.
Bob Toomts refuses his grand daughter,
Mrs. Galley, admit;anee TO his house to
see her grandmother, Mrs. Toombs, who
is diving. The reason is Mrs. Galley mar
, 1883-03-03
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC.:

Chdrens Heavy Ribbed , the thing for school l24c
Chidren's 8 all wool choice.
ChWced designs IN MiSesH Hose
Ladies' Ribbed Merno Hose l2c
Iades HearyR Ribbed Fancy Hose,
Unusual Ladies' Merno Vest Pants ard 81
rrChdren Boys andsNis tNIerno Underwear Value M only
Dcentse each
aees EmbrOiderics Ribbons Go cts, Gloves, Ties, etc
Cut Down 40 per cent.
, 1883-03-03
yo,iipr ,hor, ofrnm i.,aka bic Eeue es,.

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayers Sarss sparillae enjoys. Il IS a com
pound of the best vegetable alternatives, with
the IoiiGes ST Potassium and Iron, and Is the
most effectcal oi sli remedies for scrofulous,
raercarial nr blood disorders. Uniformly sue
esssiul and certain in It's remedial effects. II
produces rapid and complete cures of Scrnfula,
Sores. Boils, HUmors, Pimples. Eruptiuns,
Skin Disease, and al disorders rising fTum i'm
pgIrities az the blood By its iRvisoratinS ef-
izcts i always relieves and often cures Liver
,;ou,ylsi.ts. Female Ws-knesses and lrresu-
lali,ics, AMI j, potent renewer Of vitality.
.or purifying IT, ii'oL i has 40 equal Ii
tones up the system, restores and preserves tie
heAl.h. and iEFsTts viyo- and energy. For 40
yea-s i: has been IN extensive Use, and Is today
the mast available medicine fer the suffering
sick, anywhere.
, 1883-03-03
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Having hand large assortment of the leading Eastern
and California Brands have made reductions on such
vast scale that person should prices and
pare with what they have been paying in othe: houses
, 1883-03-03
rEE NILwACKEE FIRE.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26.-The grand Jury
in the Newhall House case, agreed this
afternoon on true bill against Schiller,
former lessee Of the bar-room IN the hotel
iadic;ing him for arson The indictment
contains three counts. The first charges
the prisoner xith wiliully, malic oasly,
and feloniously setting fire. to and burning
the Neshsll during the night Of January
10Th. eansing the death Of Thos B.
Elliott, David Il. Power, Rob't Hoare,
, 1883-03-03

"EM0R.NDUM hooks blank hooks and
Nl other kinis Of 10 Is nasis i tbs ofce
, 1883-03-03
Wafia ALA, ". T.

City and farming property for sale lo&ns
negotiated, and al kihds Of papers prepared.
, 1883-03-03
BY Telegraph.
SEVENTY MEN POISONED.

New YORK. Feb. 21.-Tfjbiuie Mil
waukee special: lu'nbarman named
Alfred EyersOn has arrived from Manistee,
and reported 70 Captain John Fitzgerald
that seventy men had been poisoned TO
death Sunday, IN lumber camp near
Glencoe, Michigan A new csok had Just
commenced work, and the FIRST batch OF
biscuits be mixed with can OF stIychnine
used to poison woly,s. He p,istook the
poison for baking powder. The biscuits
were eaten by every man In camp, aud 20
out Of 50 died III terrible agony Nophy-
sician was near and nobody familiar With
autidotes was al hand
SIX PERSONS INJURED WHILE SLEIGH
RIDING.
HswLEy, Feb. IA sleig hing party
Of 32 prominent German ladies' and gem
tlemen ven, cut from this place last night
IN large open sleigh. The sleigh slid of
the icy road into an empty canal dis
lance of 40 feet and injured six seriously
Reinhrd Worg, a merchant, died this
morning from his injuries
SAINT MORSE AND HIS PLAY.
New YORK. Feb. 27.-Salmi Morse
will read the manuscript of the Passion
Play" in the court Of special sessions this
afternoon, when an examination Of the
charges against him will begin Morse
said yesterday; II shall also produce in
court letters shich | have just received
from clerymen, slncug them Rev I. II.
S. Bellows, and the Rev. d.. Gallagher,
Unitarian, in which they severely con-
denim the action Of the police and Judicial
authorities in striving 20 suppress the
play. and express the hope that | may
succeed IN putting il before the public. /
shall show the justices tomorrow the Pas
SION is not what they think at all When
| read il before Jesuits and an audience Of
5000 persons in the west, the priests en-
braced ME and kissed ne on both
cheeks.
, 1883-03-03
MEMS WEAR:

MEMS WEAK:
Fine Hip Boots. SerTiceable 81 %
French Hip Boots. Genuine. > 90
Napoleon Fep hiding Deots.
Grain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y w
Fine Calf Zap Seize Scot.
Cheap ------------- = 10
Fine Gals Sewed Eo0t..--.. > so
Fine Cali morocco .e@ Boo:. : SO
Frenel, Cali, hand seWed.
Dress Beet. q 90
fine French Cal; Jap Sole. ) 50
Fine French Calf High. Reel
Hogf gf,''............S 3 o.
Euctish Walking Slice. . 80
Eng. .sa;h'g shoc. genuine 4 50
EHg. Walking Shoe, Sewed
satiG klHe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . so
Erg. Walking Shee. Bur.'s
make Observation-Disclosures : s'J
rng. Walking Shoe, Eus:'s
make. - oO
Calf Alexis i.oEdon Tce,nice = 50
- &c - ( Sd
:. d" French Toe 3 50
Warranted 1890. 4 50
" Congress. Durable 5 90
=. &" Geod article 4 60
I" Button ScwcG. GrcS.y. ) 90
80 e. Land saweds fine 6 90
PlOw Shoes, = straps = 30
E,p Hro"ans s........s = 90
, 1883-03-03
Bounty OF Five Cents

Fer each and every squirrel scalp delivered 10
the County Auditor On the inst day Of March
and three cents on tie irst day Of April, and
two oeuts fer each and every scalp 50 delivered
On the hrst day OF May.
dw-td W. c. PASTEE, County Auditor
, 1883-03-03
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
L County Commissioners, AZ their regular
February term passed al order giving
, 1883-03-03
.posITIVEREVOLUTION .
. REORGANIZATION OF PRICES!
What Kind Of Goods are Cut Down
sRE1THEY USEFUL!
ARE They DESIRABLE!
s,r are they Withered Trash so customary
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALES.

In the first place propose TO represent "ha We have
in plain words in language that children can understand
and we perceive no necessity of smo'herng common sense
with language used in mining explosions.
In the place the people OF this entire territory Know
the class of goods we keep they always desirable they
arc never oldwe don't let them get old; all OF the goods
we offer to-day purchased during the past four months
and are the most desirable be found in the American mar
ket-
We place our views before the public on the platform Of
their own Judgment represent things precisely as they
exist and graveyard language TO give them lmas-
nary value; simply say if person in the territory
wants desirable Dry Goods Clothing or Boots and Shoes
they can buy them 3 per cent cheaper from us to day than
they could two weeks ago This is plain statement it is
easily understood. and stand prepared to prove it.
, 1883-03-03

:. 5. AKIN. LIN SELLING. HE. bosch
, 1883-03-03
COUNTRY ORDERS.

Ladies or gentlemen residing at distance can purchase
any goods in establishment the same advantage by
letter as If they were personally present. send samples
any goods by mail application free of charge and any
goods forwarded not as represented be returned
expense and the purchase money will be refunded.
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A Common Sense Remedy
SAL.Il,Y Lie A f,
No Moro Rheumatism. Cont or
Neuralgia.

immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed.
rive years established, and mover known to
nv IN v slilgle case, acute or chronic Refer Ia
standing Of salcyllCa
5I CIR EFT.
The only DISCOVER OF the poisonous uric acid
when exists IA the blood Of Rheumatic and
equity patients nv"
saiiohLiCA Is known as common sense
remedy because II strikes directly ut tho cause
VI Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, while al
many socalled specifics and supposed panareas
only treat locally the elects
IL mas been conceded by eminent scientists
lhat outward applications such as rubbing win
OILS olnlmentS liniments and soothing lotions
viii not eradicate these diseases. whieh apc Ibs
acid '''"" w" u'N
sALiCNLlCa works with marvellous oc,o,
on thls aCtd aud 50 removes the disorder m az
now exclusively used by all celebrated physc,
lans OF America and kurupc Highest Medical
three days, wa" '''VS "
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VNi IN all merc,n nnris see, soe ts0
9in,Vtp " tne Grnnola (Knu
vnm,n, ,,Nu endar, recently mr,h. wnlV
nnd ~ w. contact fora l,asc of ~. sburr
mo h., vVt'Hnry. There wcra s,, $500
llNin. ,ph'et n' ludian chicE ami ~
Wcd,ho NM w "i southern Kan,as
ANS w. uWh ~ sees srI nnnn.'
,n,r.S' ueN ns& Titus hayiu, J., wppoSlle
n =, HnJ of tn other Ar. ~ ep'
,ni, Neuf"i 0 ait. tIu,, ncNlus
VIM y soder,lr Ia, t5 tSo GIuyhtr
~ in 40 er'r 4 rnihrt ., N,rPthl,
er yc.r wv Ihv price paid n ov We vta
'onlfari in, n, ria''t running ten y,ats
twlI ba MAJ the land hos hcan Ia,
A n,' uuuet iesce by next Arm 'et
- project IN uu ton inr .Itl'll
mae Wv ", wa Tho Black SOFAS T., c 80 nttw
i5IeLh nn u hNde large enough f,r -. iou
,hs s'VVu WNh, or l3GonD h"a' NrsS
man Nr'nse " he borne hy wv w b
Od,nb,rs o, tho siairs Of ll.nn,..'.nlo
mrn, IN" n .ne stiles " H.mbutg .nu T,
ot vessels ~, ~ o'tmsle that III, NM,
would he thrsc 'uu paNS through ina ~.
I"sNug by supr' w sr'a' VA tho mani
=, -. a eor'sspo deut Of the I,,,
S 'oh W durldfy Tcegts
l,,Inn sou, VNdigahshiie. ca, ,.iiN Iown
for ,a Aooul two thousand ,"ni. Don
srounJ ,.,. Nurlinn Tho proner,v onri
sls ~ Jwe'Iinu 'S'eHi ~ IN ion OF ra,I , aa
building slice S ,, nSasc' .hops, bu,idiS,'
,uc hN,. uomtrhiug with tha hnu 9th
Iues ,o,,. we wnolc 0tihe iowa ,' .n,,ypu.n
rs, wi'' aud other pa,men,' .Erthet wit
arsSt ni, 4h,n ,,e A6crayfoa Iac Iim,m,nlr
or, Az a I'M, mna,B ,M u demand aud , ecsius ~
MY hid msI, a uu", aud rates ~ oon wss w. w.
Thg W ,don s law lne sale was moi /, Il.c,a,, Va
' ,ae \, van never ho cheap for r TS ch,mpag
q bur., lInanolnS Il ana the loss i nont ne
sst alwss BOTTLES is ~ rrea, 1S.t ',nI
orc , IL r range high. AZ do IN
> maker, " .mn which owes NOR to tsM
an tails fsSor,te W. N to the quality OF um
.de OUT sl@S,, S s"y sy.r l'm.ysl.
, NV ,ne result will be I snnnd b,d AID
ma ~, ny ono possess, Il of Vonitnn lN
so no.. ,c MN. N ,e,cnb,b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
'''"'Aen " Than appreciated a
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bout four or five weeks agn | was afflicted
with very aggravated type of blood disease
commenced using 8 5 and after taking the
first bottle felt so much relieved that bought
1--WE more and am glad to say, after using four
OF them, that I am entirely cured, previously
having been under medical advice for several
months. c. G, X Richmond. Va
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This Yoar, LlaIlsii Var, !
'rhis Year. i Last ,osr,
.,.KOAD ITEMS.

|
pok'of Tho Oregon Rrilwgy hnd
naany has been increase fQIn
aiO, 900 shares
port Of tho Missouri railro
il lows thototsl railroad milea b
"a 10 ADO miles, against Ag3i
1l.of $50 mlles,
RI Iowa have about ono thl
,ffhicb freitbt trains STOP da
Ioar away homo produces y
nfies Of life Id exchange
improvements nre needed M Che
a 1000, 600 francs Me 10 be ex.
NJ England " willing 10 leave tho
nes,Surk 10 the canal commission.
mol on furnishing the plans.
necp men are now wofking on the
mil section OF the canada Pacific
Ani progress ~ being made. The
pluclll appearances, be uoInplo,ed
d 20 time
/, a 'brLclno railropd has ah.nut nc
II IN valp Mllrlltat lgouttx
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Advertisers

Can learn the exact cost OF any proposed line
OF Advcr,isin, IN American papers by address,
ing george u kowell & to's Newspaper Adyer.
Using bureau 70 spruce street New York. Send
2N iot Nv nnge pamphlet lauaiul
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unon.
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead 10 insanity and death,
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
not cure, or for anything impure or ininrIon.
found In II. TIE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
sfIrU1E treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free Thor,
ough examination and advice, including suay.
Sis of urine, s. 90 Price OF Vital Resta atiye.
SoOa bottle, or four timosth' luantity, $40 90
sent oany address on receipt OF price, or e. o. D.
(no G. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
name Il desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAT
iNSIlICIE, IlS Olive street. st Louis, Missouri
- wholesale Agents W. II HOWELL & BRO
Dallas, TeNaa ~'
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Bs-Si 900 Reward will be paid TO any
chemist who will find, on analysis OF 100 bottles
OF y > s., one particle of Mercury, lodide Of
Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., Proprietofs, Atlanta Ga.
Price of Small Size st.sO
Large Size IFS
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uayeil..
LIQUORS.

inc quantity ct Ghil led spi ,,,s M
STATES, except vi hat may bei n nns,i Wy
"a cIy llSOlCOSSS s nI 1, aaY ., 2, ocnse. -
,ft "
~ d,,ul.efy sndspseial esnd,d ware. s W y
. hsa1. OF whola,ae uou,r dealer, ssn ",
ihanu' o' Retail liquor ucaleIs 's'' v
Total .v-AbiA
.'"'ts Observation-Disclosures. "a ~.
III mklpk tue ApOye VOmuutntin, - ~
20 stpck ~ each retail ,,nlsr Inv a 'ur se
states m,sllmaled at 40 ralSTa " mo t
VuofAfiuNs u.n.N
Alvoliul--l ~ ner eAl a, noe 49,. w.,
WHISKY -Rcctiucd, 1 NNHi Ia ",Nn nihss'
Mr mash, nho ,cat old M Two ,bSr. ".
I .er, ~ lh~e y,an OLD. 2 aS0p 40, fa,,',, !.
uno ~ whhi y ootlA ~ al, per a,,, ''''VSS
WlNb,--Claltt Ia cAsna 4 6lalA hN ,
W: CstnwhA per val aA,.ii hO ~, W.
,herfy, per gallon, ! oeft % usJe,l. WwSa1
ON ! ..N ~ wA.r wins. m ease. AZ IA
CHAMPIONSHIP Nom N,s,' s,nw,w
licid.ick IN basket. - b,saS, An, o." w,
set ~ stAs' % Dom ,Auc champagne " AZ
Borrlfp BNNK-S loni, ana. IN
'lnis, Y o. cAmwrlsof own sir,' nl
~ hnsl frrNeft utafF. elp MAJ vi
IkskINI q - A-sssaalw ''HR' ri
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CURE YOURSELF

NJ nohannau, NsSttAblc Curative Is werrar,ei 20 ps,
MautN tnrr all iutms Vt Nprrusitorthsa or ks,,s.,
"iod rvver' aud brings back the dSoathMl Nre,S AZ
osc 700 have d,sirolc thy scNual eNvsss or an mac
lccs, m NSm two u SWIM NvVks tmc. This remedy NJ ~
has btn WdY Ia hohauuan IN his private giriirr n
g,tTnnW years, was scNtr kuoNn 10 Gall h curing eto
Nr Nohrl NAsiN u gNVs vitality aud imam, ~ y, a.,
win wonderful 'lct ~ those madlt-arrd MN WSn f,
NyeAp.i hlOhd lhct years. IT. nyGutans pInprt,,es
arc hN AZ 0icc Noung mtn sultring nom de eon..
qleryc, ~ tas iradhly d,s,fucvr habit OF seli.Atn
xn W, w mehcihe N the aaiuranee OF u sper,ly an
IMhahsl earc. Tho pstltnt ruirs strength and',,a.
NV ei llIsM once rs acts dfrcy on the pafts afst
, IA aov,1ms hpi healing tonH pl anodync to nv "
MmI semihal Ncsclts and Initiated duets tunsua pcv,
any tYae AMI rc9tng ihein ~ tlls natural state az sa,
r NV naninl hsnl hsl nt,tr tsn in'iwg,d ln ms
.Heultms arr simple productions vt naturcherks mad,
hgVs ~, ati are ae',hc Cor Tho abb dtcasys.
VI iIlcE INV nolau, scnt With pl dIt,tiion. ,, m
CIV airss fpt sale only " ~ g. A. R,,hsn AM NH al
10 ~ North Ith sr,t, b,tNcen Wash urtou a,rn,, ~
otrcn ttVt, II, luW., 49,. INahlshrd in isr ~ 49,
~ " bs"Trrltl,o On Special I.cass.s which r,c. =
ecai drlincaon VI the untufc, causes symr,on,. I,
Ci,N che, ct slrui.lS sLaiNAL MIAkNISs isr,i ~
lNhL 10 any addpss uiou rrcvlnt Of one stann Wv
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aslveston TO-DAY ffhisy
compromising . iot Of ~
In on4 day 10 feKsrsie4
4 shows dat the compress :
sds The capacity Of he pros
q co,,ou)sNslss ios Deeem.
~ For all Of flippa The
q ", 20, aga nat lsSeo issl
6ooo bales; but sgainst thls,
lore cotton shoat than they
ago. In this respect theif
~ like u was two years sinct'
,lus al the mills was about
Ia Great Britain and 1900 on
inst $1,000 this year, Last
es were higher than Euro
~ therefore bough, spot cot.
american prices have been
rean: splnners have conse-
10 business In g, l. T." con.
ist year they held their stocks
sar they hold them siioaL
LIVERPOOL.
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Il { Il

Zee - show my letter 10 those who fomCIN
knew OF my condition 1t isasl 800 mat hi.
man kind should suffer from Ii pdicas OF
physicians TO anythiug not laid DO .. 90 the text
books Let me assure YOU oimy gratitude and
believe me ever yours Truly. kC,M
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MARRIAGE r aaeo
FINE .Nsase@ %
PLATES. NOESE
=, Elegant cloth and gilt binding. scaiea ~ 40.
N postage OF currency. Over INV Nonleffl ~, cir, 4,
uue TO lei articles on the following subirels Nh, may
marty, Nhp ho, why, Proper axe 70 usftA Nho marry
eyhhaey aud excess. Who ltmarrs t,Os NJ All MP
pugi1maS be Increased The rhysolosy % tor. piaet8h
tndmuuy more, Those married urcont,upatns r,aftnst
shoudttad thought TO betcadh by all adult pdflana iss
erptunicriock ant hey. Popular edition. above
tut paper cover, 30 pages 20 ct. by MAX Ia ulopey
9'''aSe Vh'air', s'od 6s,de In Am,fiss.
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$500
HOP BITTERS.

And you will have no sickness or suffering o,
doctors bills In nay
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II yOn doubt, come TO see us and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing! Write for par
to the Unfortunate suffering" Ask any drug.
glSt rs 10 our standing.
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Sold bw All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL q neVef-fHilinN cuts
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, Sen
inal Weakness, srer
matorrhCea, l. ISL
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis. and all
tho terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
tollies, aud excuses IN
maturer such as
Loss of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Emis.
sion, Aversion to SoCie.
" ltmpags ~ Ntstn,,
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MARRIAGE; C; n;
&GmDETGpatlbS shSulJtSSs
sNesnkns Vpd oiRrvipcs. sent sscufsy
geaedioi Npeenis money OF ppsiayc stamps Adlfc..
ne AhpnAsNAS al n, llllA StIsst, 81, louls Ma,
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HOP BITTERS.

II you have rough pimply or sallow skin. bad
breath, pains and aches and feel miserable gen.
rtslly Hop Bitiers VIII give you fair skin. rich
blood, the sweetest breath, health aud comfort
, III short they cure all diseases Of tho stomach,
boWelA Blood liver, Nerves, Kidneys elc., aud
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lfyou are a frcquentcr or resident OF n INF
asmallc district, barricade your system against
The toourago Of all couutrios--malariai. chi.
demlc, bilious and Intermittent feyers-by the
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REMEMBER THIS.
III YOU ARE SICK.
HOP BITTERS.
HOP BITTERS.

II you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness. you will find balm In Gllead
In the use of
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A SDuUkY Letter.

New York, April 20.-The following
is 3 letter to the Sga from Mrs. Elliott,
mother of James E lott, the pugilist,
who was killed by Jere Damn:
Dear SIR: You stated in your paper on
the l6Jh Of March that received 800
from Harry Hill. Now I wish it under-
stood that / did not receive any money
from the exhibition, nor from Harry Hill.
either. until last Saturday night, and as
do not wish to accept blood money, have
sent Harry Hill his $50 by mail to. day, as
he was the means of having my son mur
dered. SO Harry Hill can send that $50
30 his friend Dunn, the murderer. in
Chicago. Mas. ELLIOTT
PORTLAND, April 20-The Orego-
aioa's Roseburg special of yesterday
evening says: A. Bsckley killed Henry
LeveDs at E kton, Douglas county, in a
quarrel about cattle. 1t was the result
ii an old grudge. They met at Elk ton,
and Beckley says Levens called him a
Id rebel son of b and struck
him, and had his hand in his pocket.
Beckley then shot him. The bali en-
tered an inch above the left eye He
died instantly. Both are old residents.
Beckley came to Roseburg and gave
him self up to the Sheriff.
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Cold Check.

PHILADELPHIA, April cot is con-
sidered certain that on the next visit
| TO this city OF the notorious Ford
Brothers there will be trouble at the
! National Theater. Fob Ford, the MUIR
derer Of Jesse James, has announced
bis intention of compelling Mr.. Kelly,
apologies for the insult offered the Ford
Combination some days ago. The
agent of the Ford Brothers wrote to
Kelly, asking if he could not give the
Combination an engagement at the Ma
tional. When Kelly sat down to an
swer the application. an evil genius
whispered it would be funny to write,
ia effect, that there was no opening
this year for the company, but in July,
1882, he would be truly happy to let
the sanguinary young men display
themselves in bis bouse. The message
was written on a postal card and
agent of Ford. In the meantime the
manager Of the Grand Central Theater
closed an eng.gemans with the slayer of
Jesse James. and they are expected
here 10 two weeks, having clo-ed the
contract aud making sure of their visit
Robert Ford sent formal note to Mr..
kelly,.saying that he would call at the
business Office of the National 1heater
upon his arrival and demand an apology
Ter the reflection contained in the pos
tai card. Mr.. kelly's advisers have in
structed him to leave while Ford stops
in the city. Mr.. Kelly. while declaring
that he will neither apologize nor take
any back talk from 3 b Ford, says he
will stay and see the thing through.
even if he has to fight it out.
LEoNINsrER, Mass, April 20.-Alice
Flagg (white) beautiful young lady,
twenty SIX years old, the daughter OF
the wealthiest farmer in Bnvlston. and
graduate of the famous Oreid Iasti
TUE at Worcester, has, after three
years clandestine courtship. married
George Hazard (colored), a former farm
!aborer of her father. A public recep-
ton is to be rendered the couple.