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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

THIS is emtueutly a fast age. People
they did generation ago. When Lady
Suffolk trotted the mile in 2:!S, in 1919 i,
was considered phenomenal speed, while
the same gait at the present time would
mark merely good roadster. 1t IS more
than probable that the mile will be trotted
in two minutes ere another century is
reached.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

ARCTIC explorations aud gambling are
not unlike in their effects. Failure to win
inctes new attempts in each t. rescue that
which is lost,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

BULwER is not the au hor OF tha phrase
" The pen is miGh,ier than the sword. -
You think he was aud can easily lind 1t
in " Rchcheu"; but, nevertheless, it is
Older than Bul1er.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

The sad announcement comes from
Virginia that the peanut crop will be a
a failure. This calamity will not merely
affect the rural swain at the circus with
his best girl, but will have q serious effect
on the manufacture of the best imported
olive oil, chocolate, oleomargarine and
other domestic supplies into the compo.
stion of which the seductive peanut largely
enters. 1t also presages a financially SO
we're season on clrcuses, which without
the festive grounduut are mocking delu.
sious, all shell and no kernel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

A GOVERNMENTAL evil that calls loudly
for Immediate suppression is that perni.
cious custom which is b becoming more and
more popular Of carving the names of tho
architect and whole gang of oiiiceholders
IN some conspicuous place on the public
buildings in course of erection throughout
the country. The accidental occupant of
an office under the government can have
10 special prerogatiye that will authorize
the airing OF his vanity at the expense of
the taxpayers of the nation. IL these per-
spring patriots desire to have their names
handed down to posterity and undying
fame, let each build monument at his
own expense. There can be no excuse for
his playing the vandal with government
property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

Roger have cases Of admirably executed
fancy needle work, aud there are other
cases Of very fine embroidery not yet
marked.
Mrs. A. T. Moore exhibits n number OF
embroidered towels that attract much at
tention by reason of fine workmanship.
Mrs. ThomT shows "A case OF dyed aud
curled feathers, her own make. They are
very fine.
+. J Ersman shows three cases of
gents furnishing goods of latest styles
Shaub " Burns largo case of fine shoes
George Flick a case of stuffed birds. rep
tiles and animals Dana Graham case
of combs, many OF them Of peculiar style /;
Il BOokmyer specimens OF painting and
granting.
There are half dozen vases of wax
flowers, but tho name OF tho maker accom-
panes none of them except one, an exqui
site floral cross made by Miss Vlllee.
Many other articles occupy space in this
room that we have not room TO notice to
day.
In the ccntro OF tho south room, second
story, is the display of A. X, Hoflmeier,
furniture dealer. lilo shows large mum
Der of combination tables of unique design
and elegant woTkmanship-inc
Office, dining, kitchen aud ironing tables.
They arc all OF Mr.. lio1mcier's own design
and must be seen to bo appreciated.
J. B. Martin occupies tho entire south
wall of this room with his exhibits of
carpets, glassware, queonsware, paper
hangiugs, window shades and fancy goods
His display is very attractive.
Guthrie & Son occupy tho greater part
Of the east wall with numhar of line
marble mantels, and fine specimens of
painting and graining.
Adjoining is the display Of lancaster
carpets and counterpanes, by III. $. Shirk.
S, Rose Il Son, tho umbrella makers,
have very line display of their useful
manufactures, Of all grades, from tho
plain alpaca to tho costly silks, some of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
SheriTs Sale

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
Iieat Rsyno,6s

Reynoldz arrived 2; whipple a,
 sseniag ea;eebl~i bat us; in
 Re Sas fogni ASoat : o'clock
 Afternoon and recovered con H Hsse following day. He vas B Fsh0st food and 4S hours vith-
 F snd without hat or coat dur
 lo1gszt interval There Is no E ee apprehsaisd azi everyone k the Eezr 6e Irs-sal tsvorite. The esit,r cS n called to see ReyzolS.s so day Az coming from his quarters '1Eh he looks years older and < effects of his terrible exposure Aed hands and face dr3wn with <e can assure his frieadS thai god health AAd viii be his ac- slf in a few days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
Topiy's e7prcr.

Ar Hsygis, ths assaysa seask Non,e-
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 Pises af ali sin.s. al .---ss,. 5,.- essl'es at HsssaF.s.. esz.r sssrAss.am goods aFs setting fs.s .s i. Ia. rsagesd hs p<isea
 1as Heubsfs sf ;ae K sa,- rsas..tsg v attend gas regular E.e, sw .,.-~e;r,r ss iae asssalzzssau lhss ssso.ts- $ oleI.ek q taIsafa A9aswossA's qaalx
 A0czIox --Sexs Maaza avfssess.b.er s5 @s II q Hl-. J L Fsshsr .st.a b.-s.,sa.ss '.ssdias, saassr~sas. losaxlairrsr.. esr- Psss' stoves, seEing-uaaeAs. sroekery- -aErs ets, al shs resaieassk Hrn FreS " "iiilAsas. orer Gzraaerss d. and ao,.D- ste c.iJ Fed Yard nSa
 James Murray. pha oaly l4t Mani.y -.' S'ssAasgei fr,,sz i.iI aisss-rying IasS ier1a, tsr p.ssi' I.reray, is ssa h surAses 'iie Tas 'iae fps apDsopts,isg a szSSile iad s.Aassts, helasgiag ts sssls Heakie, -ia ss'lihg theas h sa Iaziz, rhOn be zes a 'se s'e.rify af waipF1e, f. ss. \. the 'opefty 's ~erth aboas sd< NGrray .Ill ..'s 'sssse.g make a tsip to Yusa bsfors shs 'il lssaznEae=t 0t JsaEs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

". C Hszle-iSns ths sr,,. s,.. -,
 Ae...ti' < P~sise E R.. s sesis.srss !, 'As sAsrHAn Hosss. and sIa spsd ts. nsa' three og four v,,sks ia Am. as h.- siaesa tor Is r..ad-
 II F. Cams, Aseat of tse c. PRp Is n 'ova aud resssss-ss at tbs sh.,m,s
 The sea ai Hon. 4. F. c.a.p. ,h, eoon,.'i iesshs defeEss ia ihs w.ll.rr~.~ sleksa os %sa yeaHs man of e.ser1..,,
 gSdse FrsnsA s,al asIasrsa ts .,ss, s..''.s. sod ihe buziaess q is.e tern ie .;r. -s dlspsssi of.
 Gsto cssskSr, oa c.rs4 ..
 .. n-l' sry baa;s CT sso,z made CT .ss,i-.l Hs Esfk Is nsA, Ia s,yie ,al rslias,s.
 Have yos seen cur 5eu si-ii II no+ q, e',si rzy ls ts give us an or.s., Eass, =sa yau via understand .b., ;. means -
 Y P. Helavs. the gs,,slsuan,, t.,.. i SeeEer of the Hsxe.l Niaia- c,-n,-. s-1'e m to-dsy irssa Lyax cress I..,r' '. .sagesn@sd ss uisusss ia tss R.lsb- Ii !" alksF murder easo, nor going on | Iae MINER IS putliss.iar d.lv .,,.s.,l '''e e'rFess syooF@i- 'f ihe Halksr tri.i H.'is'aa r'bberiss are bseasairz entirely -'o iFsqae1'. and sszoeia;ea ss ter are of ate Si'h cod bseodee rpsder. vs Lo9s tLs 'E N'-. have aa opP0rt0Aiy oi eseeasfsg -'.' p0'i'~at'eHt oa the p.ss,,ssrssars ss Aeae Susrzs. $
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
THE EHIgs sau
A Large esAsring and A ru,s...,
 Sac s.


 hoveyis Hal5 tasg syeDias .s<-,.w.,
 sd SIih tAe friends os t.e Riaes wh,
 d gathered ia large nau,t.=rs so sic
 'as boys seasl-o:f, and at the ssne tsr. s4los f.fassat epsisaAg tkesass.sss Ar 1iae oe-o-k she Bali opened with the
 iAseeTS A. skis tiae tAe ero~i w,. really too great for 3auciae with couf.,rt -la ! 'as only aissr saFFsr. shsa macy ad seFarsai, tbas tbss who were rs.l,y as votsd b terpsislore were saatl..l ss esj y ths dancing.
 IAsre were txeaty numbsn O. h. i'.s 0f dances, and t vas four O;e.ock ~hen the I2ss oi ,se glests dspa-,sd 10 the musie of Hone. Sweet Hone Y. Supper Sas furnished .s ai.Esiz zks in ti,. lower room of the bsihliar. Ben Bs,.er se'ns 'he caterer, and # Is bat jussios to ihe sapPeF e0uuittee. which ws. eou- I'osed of l. Johnson, ssrgt Logan and SeFgt Martin. 10 say that all tl.s russ., were greatly pleased.
 The aoSr managers were cspa. Alias ~or'h ard N O MsrTAs, vhowere bosh | ihe.ea' and obligiay Mr. Murphv calledl .ae q1aarilles, assistei l.tar ia the even
 T-T-e -T-- ss.- 'essszvv.s-----s-Ss----s-s-s, xer~ absent. besug oat of town, bat were lb'x represented by Lieut. Governor and Mrs Van Armsa. sho remained uata t late ho1r sups F F Thomas of the Verde C1. aad quite a delegation from .he Back Hills and sarroandiag eamFS were FFsseaL
 Tbeuusie vas hy the IssliAa band E h kaye beea ia town foE some days ,ad uas grsa.lg z5syed by Al present. h the intesvsi ess ween the srSt and sec ,ad parts of the programme, they rsn- lsred the "sfOSking Bird. which wzz -eceived witA grsa. &fPI2zse-
 Lastly, 70 ths comnaistee oi Arrange Msador, ls; Ssrst- Nor IS GoldEater and Ton yanDevorr. .rsAt credit Is due fos sae sSecess of one ,f the most briIli.ns snsisnjoyahls enter .zsznsAts tbe Prescott R5aes have sver iysn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
Notice for Publication.
l-ANp oFftcE AT PE SCOTT, AEIx lyA-
 Ot-<,sts 4 xh l~sa

LAND oFETcE AT PRESCOTT. ARK ssAs
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
NOTICE TO EFlCUREs

McKESxiE t DoTERsEr are prepared to acecssmo.3ate regular boar3eEs ss ;he New Arcade at the rate cf sloPer Eeek. Tssir Estome-s. in addition to havlns she s3vantageof fresh 6sh, oysters gSae and all tae delicaciss of thessasoa csokesi 10 orSsr, my he sure oi being satisfied, as RgLL DovERSET, the well kno~n ea- ters-, xill be h charge. with CHARLEY GRGy, Prssootts favorite wsiter, Ss bead s.sHar.i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
NEW WAGONS FOR SALE

BsesAt ( Tisrone have jast reoOiveS s large i0s q the celebrated SsAstfaer N@S- cas. Sirvct fnasn tho factory. Skioa sssy xll scll cheap. Taey are iraa axle, steel ykeza. Caliiornia raeks and eastern farm 5oxsA They ha~s &lsa large stock of 9ra-,ea inaters1l aud wsA hHii ns~ or r. tsss. s,d wagons zt cheaper rates than ever sssf5-ss r.5srsl EESSEi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
B Rg-

At WAsPpbs Barracks, \. I, Sos es. 1888, a daughter, te the gJfe q nxnis -----------ss.---z-v vxs skrIsskzed sss nisAs ssi ~2z tNs eoe&sSs,- es rzush zf sea<ss1-
 At frse>> .css ae wsfe Il I r Br-- nett, ~ ho resides zssSs eorae- of Carte. and AEbFey stressS a,-sSagas~- b.,-, yesterday rnOTring ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

.ss sa-iis.iis f---- -1 co. lhe aer- rss daily a. s.ss1 a m Fia Pheuis neA- AFTlvss zr SsS0 D. m.
 Eastern States and PzcIfc Coast n. K R ieases Gziiy a: S,oJ a. ss 6aLhy al 7;S0 p uL
 r BrzGSa&S "a Hzssayamra &essslls and Alexendrz, Iesr.s |zzi Frdzys st : An Arr.res ssd sA;Gr1sys al C P. E.
 Phenix vlx Antelope VsHs- Ezks=barg and VgItsre, leases Eedassi.ys and FrsGsys a; e n Tassdzys, TAars3ays aud Sat 10 D a.
 E IEsip-r viA Simmons leaves Saf 3 Tsrsd4ys al $ A n. Arrives nsd Ssturd1ys a; 4:i2 ?. n 5 HaEells leaves A1Os3zyz, Wed k1 Frsdsyz st C A m Arrives Esis-sdsys and Fridays x- Spmi FJsrs1s Isaves Monazys. Wed kd FrisxIs st $ A n. Arrix.Sl Thzrsi4gs and oatGrdsys al 5;so ! Eslsas ess>xs sad cax fDs~or,s | krszys al z 2------
 T. W. oTTs. F. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
Artesian Wells

Notice Is hereby given thatap- plieation has been made to me. claiming the reward offered 5y the Legislature of 1875. 10 the first person obtaining FLOWING WATER by means of an ARIES IAN WELL. Any and all per sons desiring to avail themselves of the provisions of this Actwili present their claims, with proofs of same, within TEN DAYS of the first publication of this notice.
 E. P. CLARK. Auditor.
 November 26. 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
WEDNESDAY,.

nSa, ss Williams. is in the city. F S-a1 to learn ina: ogy friend
 Rsyaosds, though suseriuz a saPo~ure, is safs and vll oe 5sae to-day CT to-n~-rov.
 ee seen fFon- oar selsgraphic rrssasen; has ss IAst psrioneS sa- asd shou a long dsIaysa. the ' rsiiesee so ksov tat Ae isaf
 - s' sAs sAe-zsn: HLRsrris. NAses Nsrphy. Jeroms; V (
 Aoeqasrens: DP Hssel; V q |zAas Be; " \ Casz.hera. Al
 4 Jackson, Jeroze Arsroua; <sa5 6airh, x z 0Azse. ( P R , R&.E2ie; 2 Mgs.is. [ Cal @
 ' AAr'sEs A6ia,Aat-GrasraI oi
 a<a, and Lsat gf. P. Macs e-z, .srivs5 fraa :hs.r .sip <AY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
TUESDAY.

ser of our esteemed friend, T
 ieaves Frisco to day for Pres E nsed any household furniture
 tshers auction d carefully. |a Roberts aide de camp, left r 'o aaeonpany his wife to TeIas e to her relatives there
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
s25 REWARD.

Sfzaysa o- ssslea, fsssa sae ~srks ef shs United Vsr,is Copper osnp4zy eae bay aorSs. Sboat ls. hsRSs kigA. sssh three zb.ite se-se and sl l. zaEfz star is has f.SEe- ss2d and ere plare a I=fs sszesy s.l itils. fse above rrS1rd ~s4 ss pas2 ssr Ehe re- ,Ern es tke Anlasl to F. F Fsozzs. ef Jerzas. CT 10 P4l,ner's lIvSEy ~sanse, Pres sett- @x9 5n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

Or ss5scrsbss1s sc1s rsn-lrs EAe soBsr Y oarser sriA yrsafiy obsls g ssftlssy 5zcA SaEsrssay ptsass bsgr iR ssi1d tlaf t ss as mach frvejls ts csrTy -S sessss as s2s oz tks ba1Es. sRi iiffls sAessx7 ca yosr p-Irs sr5a care sss rsaee &st.sr asl is.eOsus1.- f,lars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

BcecAi .S Tdrnue have sslli oa hand fev ef the eslehE ted Sohatlsz Wagons, winch they are selling Ss reasonable rzseS Ise Is ;he beEg ~sesp ia tha market for the nriee n9v1 If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
nYsrRRS

cKESzTE t DsrrgxEx revived sn Tues day by express large coaSsgszesss< of the 6aeSs sresh 6ssa and oysters br azs sss Pres -ssf sh1s far tASs ss2z1n- h eysfsv they nave t<a bzaaCs--A. Ba<A's kssinor. Ors-sTs Aas the P~scl@zs br1si ~ NzS ', rk. far sLe-xkniessle nr r-sx3 l1ice .. wAsaesSse sI 5o per esn s9Ef
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
liberal Offer.
tIEKLY MINER Four
 en Months for 5.

lev subscribers sending us knes and five dollars in
 E between now and Jan kt. 1881, viii have the [LY MINER sent to them Fteen months or until De- ! 3lst, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

Subscribers 10 tiae ] TaiIy or
 H eekfy -kLTER u7A please cea, iI7 DaiHd flat al Su5scYTp- tiJ'as tiatare uHpaii. no Daat- ............ .@- ..s.s .o,ss ssss szss eLss. - H0i8ses. OtsF pctTuas scho kn0Ec ttemselrsS fobs Indebted t0 the paper uiH sreatfg o5liSe by q prompt settlement of faeir acc0gRts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
 EsTITE u sFxxy .Ezpt nerssea

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

All b-zrpas q srzok1nz and esSxfns- e a,s-soe a-si .ae b.ezs aud ssespeSt cigars s !@. vss gS SVss1szT& eis'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

Ezy sssl Weekly Kfss- sriI Bs
 s tx sask &ts-s e Ksliy q >fsFI- kf sss Sas-maa House.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

Jast reosissa sss large tat frsAh Oys.srs on ios. direct iEoAs Ea.sIGcre st
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
WORK As ENGINEER

Aa engineer, hsviae Is yszrs sxFe-sace. desires sEnal0yzert RssersaeeS # scss- ss.r Address. H oIxsT-n. Pss<sA
 re9s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
Local Pay streak.
Bl4zk. a, the slrxun oHce

Bees < Spencer lave feW q I.ysr's su- tllc-rasss6 a pi-ss.res of Preposr, Su sszcks lea6y so ss11 th7s,syA the nal. fs- sa,e sf2rsl c
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

k,<s.-. "a szs =s&2rS cEs1z1ss us 5hs Ears
 |r.~e ai zAs -.sr ef Tea -sn-s exr s fa S,reas x7.. ssr--rss r--- ssrs -a- zss-. sals.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

As ves:ased d the ;iae the telegram was reoeirei, the attempt to arrest Capt. Pel2tiss Chicago was simply 5 gross outrage blAekEziiing scheme The man Pune aajersook to 6lsska2ll shs Captain fer $500, as3 nov l&nsui.hes behind pyis0a bars ID Chicago, charged Siih theft and embezz,emeat from an ia- sarance oo1p&ay. Vhoss agent hs x&S
 The contractors who are ssukin- on the Pine Spring mine for Gavin < Co. are down 2 feet, making Iei feet as the present total depth Of the shaft TAe owners viii probably put in hOizting ma chine-y before going down any farther, as 1t Is imprzstsezble te uss q SiadlaSz to a3vaaisse much below loo feet
 We dozbt if any one Ia Prescott en- loyed q good bed and good nights sleep more than the members os the Walker iusy. who had net had s1ch a luxury fer ior;y-s;sht hOarS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
LOCAL PROSPECroR.

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 soNoAT- si ior bargains zt ;h, -AGet:ou rrd4y.
 scans LsEe and La. Tasy rs0as ard deserve year pA,roa- ns-s s.oshsS n.ade. cleaned CT F, Accosn2sHiei by the prisoner, oper guard, visited the soeas Of s murder, in the rear Of Hah- r store, this morning
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
At lha Hotels ana B taurants

The SherI8sn Hosse wiI serve Tank siv:ng dinner from &.S9 ,o m The blH of fare Is 3 vasie3 one beginning wiih chicken saup aa5 ending with laince pie aad plam paaiias. Mir Hughes SITS as turkeys Fsvs been selected wish spec ias care and h;s g4es.S nay bs sure Oi having &n excellent dinner
 Al the Williams HOose regular ThArks- giving dlaner Sili bs served from to : p n
 Central ressaugaas makes 90 special effort for the .dsr.
 The AFoASA, 4s Gsual, eef1eS 70 t1e <szanss-.-----.----.--....-.r rrorl Ssso to g ? p "a, al las loS Igics- V,- '---.,- So tbAt anyone Ei,h half dollar n ;hsir sosks. u.y eaioy $ Thsnksgiving dinner of soap. s.h. tvrkey of e0zrse, and end .as vish o!1,iaAAiozel Essllzh plan padding.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

Spsal -Ass-arinn xsvea s0 BABIES I
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

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 T. v. oTIs. F. M.
The Dickinson press., 1883-05-19
Dismissed to Fame.

Seeming calanities often turn out
blessings. Such was the case when IIaw-
thorne was dismissed from an Office in
the Custom House.
One wlntry day. Hawthorne received
at his office notifications that his service
would no longer he required. With
heaviness Of heart he repaired to his
humble home. His young wife recog-
nizes the change, and stands waiting for
the silence to be broken. At length he
%talters, IL am removed from Office"
Then size leavesthe room; she returns
with fuel and kinlles Il bright fire with
her own hands; next she brings pen, pa
per and ink and sets them beside him.
Then she touches the sad man on the
shoulder, and as he turns to the beam
ing face, says, "Now you can write your
book"
The cloud cleared away. The lost Of
fee looked like a cage from which ne
had escaped. THE Scarlet Letters
was written, and a marvellous success
rewarded the authorand his Stout-heart-
ed wife.
Disrael: in his "Curiosities of Litera-
ture' relates many incidents of success
full authorship that are similar to this.
Misfortune has been the parent Of many
books.