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CARNATIONS iuanic6-- alalcs

Glinntions mnntco-- ltlales.
MAN who well understands his business
~ wishes furnaces to attcndi g"odTetlch'e 'Ai O
address j. TUCKER, 32S West 3lHtsI
DOACHNAN and GROOM.-By n young man ;
~ arstclass in cty has best rcicnnces tom last pace'
call AT OF address go Vest 4sth-st
NOACHNlAN and GROOM.-By single man;
competent en- and management 81 horses car
ages 80 strictly tcmpcrae has hrstclhss city reference
CAL or address T. t., lO2 W est Slsst
NOACHMAN.-By a fTst-class man.. thor
ougIy understands the and management OF horses
ana carriages Leaves his place account OF inc family
going 10 Europe First class city reference ron lhs e
niayers Address s W. Tribune, Uptown ONCE l2SS
broadway.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a colorcd
man aged s. understands horses and carriages thor
,urhy ana good city driver nine years city ciorhce Ia
or address WILLIAMS, 1876 West Ssth-'t
rI1O ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
gentlcinan lately from Europe With 10 year, practical
cxpcrcrcc In railway dock engineering WORKS ''7 '
ui6vrnct. good mechanical draft smau ana has ha arc ~
ncrrucc In taking out quantities. Address G. J." ln'uHc
Uptown Office Z3S broadway.
USEFUL -MAN-Any first-class hotel proprie--
wl.hc tho -rryCes ~ rUlAu" ana experience,
nan ~ steward Assistant Manager, Will r.t-' nnHr -
J.. BLAKE AibemIrr loie, Ton one WctA -'ooI'''o" ~
going FLORIDA Best Of rci'rrnc'7'
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DIR and SILK-LINED CIRCULARS and
DOLMANs newest shapes SCI $40, $50. S35, $40. s45
$50 SEQ aud s75 the most stylish garments and lowest
prices. SnAYNE, manufacturer, lO3 Prneest
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AND sENsHs

=
Broadway and 80th-st.
MR.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
81; Second Balcony. SOC.
40. Matinees begin at 2.
"A distinct and brilliant
success. Tribune.
" trimming over with cons
zeal observation-disclosures
Dollars and Sense has
scored a decided success."--
World.
"A delightful evening en-.
tertainment.". -JOurnal.
Brilliant lively, natural"
--Snn.
"The second act al0na
VIII repay a visit to Days
Theatre. Herald.
80 Ada Rehan. Mrs. Gilbert,
~ Jeremy, Miss Gordon. and
Lewis. John Drew, Charles
Thompson and w. BeekmaD-
" AND SATURDAY.
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Amusemente.

~tHtuofWblio.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr. MAPLEsoN has the honor to announce that the
To.MonR wIIS e fMoSBSS % OCT a.
Nine ETELKG GERsTER
Will make her rentTee IN
LA soNNAMBULA.
r.. ooNrr tiiis nrSt appearanGss} ,,or cTrpupIv,
tIl' dFi a5 S8PDoaFancoJ
AMINA....,....;.. Nine ETELKA GERsTER
s''9 %GB Rs4a 8 &? S oSf. It,
E EiGot 2GPRfTFo6,
iiiis first appearanccJ
49, gIs first appearance this season.
dieF dr'ta IRPoaranooj
GILDA. ............ ......... 49, Nine ETELKA GERsTER
With the Ballet Diyertlssemnent
LA SURPRISE"
Third night OF the subscription.
roDtro. F y MA 'poSCp OBI "a;
SATURDAY" OCT Cl.! r. First st Grand Matinee
NINE. ETELKA GERsTER.
The of the Academy Of Music daily from
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. Matinee.
O.. First Grand Matinee, o.
On which occasion win be performed
La sOMNAAIBULA.
TIVINO. .SIGNOR VICINI
IL Cot' -.9l'-'ol'
ANNA ETELKA GERsTER
MATINEE PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Boxes 70 hold four persons SlO Sl2 and SIG (ccOrdhg 10
lOcatlOn). 100
porgnei and Balcony 80 80
Family Circle Srvod w
Family CrGlo ~
General Admission lOO
V'HE GREAT HORSE SHOW.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
22l I'D 1ith 2jth ana 2bth DtTOBER.
The most celebrated Horses " America on exhibition.
GRAND THORpuGHBEED~, TRpTTEKS, ROAD
FOUT-IN.HAND AND TANDEM TEAMS,
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES.
Great Jumping Contests by Hunters,
Tho best Lady Rider, u England engaged.
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
open day ana evening
The Official Catalogue ls only 10 be obtained in tho
Garden
TUE NEW-NORK CHORUS SOCIETY,"
Gentlemen ladies wishing become singing members
NcwYork Chorus Society under the direction OF heo
apply Hall on Tuesday, october
dav evening. October ~, frum tO . p M. go
This society viii u the future be private one, with n
limited membership Chorus members art at no expense TOT
either dues or music.
DEV. DIR. MAYNARD, F. r. II. s., CHICK
III FIRING HALL Ten Matinee illustrated Lectures on
"Thc Danube, Portugal Pompt, Belgium. Russia Venice
CAthedua ~ England France Germany Netherlands laY"
sciO0lsl. at SCHUBERTHS. Union square aud Han
First lecture oath october, WEDNESDAY, 800
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STARIN'S ,,o,,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRAN HPoHIAIloN
COMPANY.

y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRAN sPoRTATIoN
COMPANY.
Office Pier IS n. r., foot OF C0rtlandtst
oOnnment OF freight forwarded directed to any part
sithe world.
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of ali kinds OF freight ana ner
ehandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND hAIS-
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghtered TO any point
nne harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES 10 CHAh~
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is, ~ r. at p In daily Saturdays
t1oeptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between New-York and
hswHaven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight FOR points d. L. W. r. r. received at Pier 49,
F@NewHayen and points Fast, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-EIeVen Mics ior
whiehallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, cOmmunipaw, y. J-DTy DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertainng 10 INC
construction and repair Of vessels. -
WEST SHORE ROUTE,
NV, w.. via West Shore Of Hudson River .rrv.v
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN RAIL
- On and after Monday, October !,
f sVs Des6rSsses and cSTtsnGt strs ts % anao
sf%AlDs6y dstskn Village g e9O a. m il;sO a.
Iss0s%eeo, Oneida Norwich sidney. Hancock, $50 MI
s Rockland Livingston Manor, Liberty and Falsburs,
~ N; 4:lO y. m, 3 d. M. =. m
ngSn, Highland Poughkeepsie, g m. 900 M, 1l:2O
" $50 p. ~. $40 p. m. and - D. I'm
n S.sDarg, - IN. $40 1920 m; 43O D. m' oZO p.
.iG hadstOwn and Campbell Han, $50 am III. 20 mi
,yengSl West Point Cranston's $3.50 m ~ IN $50 m,
sn%san 4l0p IN 430 IN $40 IN IS IN - IN and S'2O
.of cornwall and Cranston's.
isS sssy, Other trains daily except sunday train,
W Albany ~ w. -
fssior Buffet Cars on 800 train for Syracuse,
s}faease ~NR-@e O- W y a. -
sssnt Pullman Sleeping Cars for oswego on m train
and time tables OF stations and ut 0noes OF tine
Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad Station BTOOkyn,
CIV NJ and Annex ofiee foot Of fgltenst new OK
Sos 1872 z07, z6l, 4lD 046, 1923 BT0anWay NJ
No. 787 6thaye No. 1853 East l20thst Pen
kncfA road Station, foot Desbrossest and ioot Cor
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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DOLLARS g. SENSE
FURNISHES A NIGHT
OF LAUGHTER AND
GENUINE ENJOYMENT.

GENUINE ENJOYMENT ! DAYS THEATRE.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
HENRY L. ABBEY DIR ECToR
Mr. HENRY f. ABBEY has the honor Of snndShcRe i
the inauguration Of the new metropolitan Opera House viii
TOMORROW NoNDAYO EVENING, OCTOBER ~,
When WIN be presented Gounod's opera,
FAUST Sig. ITALo CABIPANINI; MEPHIsToPHELEs
sig. NoVARA l. XALENTINEs sig DEL PUENTEi
ML AB5 5E RITZ Nine 4 NIRssoE
WE'D S vE 6 BfeS s o SSSs ssR2 T4SF NaH
when VA be produce, I Rqn s%no6 opera
Lucia, Mime. MARCELLA sEMBRICH her first appearance
II AEgSa, Edgario sgnor GAMPANINI Enreo sisnor
FRIDAY ocE i 70 III Third siURH4cRIpTIoN NIGHT
Leonor Nine vALIERT8 der Srs appearance in three
@@S SoALcHt E G2ne 81 L MasT sS
S o or; SRRRra e. FIRST MATINEE
DOORS OPEN 7i59 PEJESEi35,RiIs.AiXcE COMMENCES AT
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
VA SPECIAL NOTICE CARRIAGE REGULATIONS.
viii 9eVef sn take ap ' tSr una ae T o ana 4oS s
facing EAST For the Broadway Entrance Coaches will de.
" - ' By order allen: $, wyJIIL,IlaAMs,.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Va AG HFTRY I qE MTsIc.
The best seats and boxes az TysOn's
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
Ladies' entrance on rweniy.thrd.st
METROPOLITANO OPERA HOUSE. FAUST.
w GRA "A I 9REM mn SLGRP r.u
OFFICE, No. Ill BROADWAY.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
w Orchestra Chairs for opening night at reasonable prices
MARTENS BROTHERS N MUSIC STORE, llel Broadway
METEOROLOGICAL HOUSE.
F stTns ns ana PSSs M ri PR s Rsd
TYSoN'5 Theatre Ticket Once, WINDSOR HOTEL
D..
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aue.lon Sales OF fiur Stock
Jersey CATTLE AT AUCTION.

FALL COMBINATION SALE
Of
JERSEY CATTLE CONSIGNED BY BREEDEks)
., $780,, oA "wednesday October % and p, 1888, com
~ each day nj 10 o'clock, at the RafOad stables Oath
St. cast OF 2d-aye, NeW'foIS. onCo' io' 'o'hs'
MT JOHN A. DUNN Auctoneer.
The Cattle numbering 1870 head may now be seen az me
,o ~ soe They include many choice specimens OF DOth
eRes Of the blood Cooasse turotas soke
ncr "A ~ Heller RiOer, Jersey Belle Of Sctuae khe
dive lphca PeIrOt VCrtumnqs GhdeIOy Farmers boly'
King Konee fgyoIile o. Its g py FaREs Welcome Gle
eTo Dnke Of Darlington, Value etc
Consgnments have been received from - dneTeh, S &
m Toueb credtabe representation IN former sales Auong
~ tn 80 NSassrs g. NJ Burnham John J. Holly JOhn -
iheIn aS d Owens Valancey t. Fuller, j. Fisher sat
VILE ,is,vajt MATHS a SETH w Il. NoCready j. Minls
% apcs Thomas II. Dudley, ]. II. walker, W. = Ih-
OI ohn a. Couch EgertOn Brown, Wallace Barnes Ehtlck
Parn,ly w. ]. Gabb ana Olhers
animals are pledged 20 absolute sale without nmt OF
% sirioess and accidents excepted, and the owner
Dy snear with animal offered IN the catalogue LOT
which address I0T Johnst New.York.
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Dipi0cn0 NolteJ.

IUEA-JEEH'- OrUCE, NTW-NOLK,
LAKE Irf sNu NT-GEEN RAILROAD 20, I
- touILASuI--I NEW-NuHE,
oct. Il. 1893
NOTICE.-Ihc coupons Ot the Chicago anu
~ Atlantic Railway Company, due NoE'mb'r J. le', VIII
II. ". ~rENCEH, Treasurer.
OrrGoS RAILWAY AsD EAyiGAuo. CoHrAr,{
VNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i Of TWO AND ONt-lIALT ca PR IINI wil Do
uayanc 1855 81 thc Office OF the fhmofH Loan
ana company The transfer books close Ootohcrlj and
reopen November 3, 1889 - 1900.
tTUE COUPONS due October !, l. S3, of the
1 BUFFALO, PITTrBUHG AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMpANN'S GENERAL MDHINAGE BONDS
viii he mad ou and after that the Farmers Loan aud
Irusf oupay no 20 Exchange place New -lok, or Of the
National Bank Of The Republic, No go the-iuu-i PILLS
delphia. i'' h' l-I'l7 iI''''Ioi
TIE 81 PAU, MINSEMoLls AND MAAuoR' Railway
CONTAIN NO G3 MIlIIANsI,
NEW-NOHk, sept. y, lSS8.D
TI'UE COUPONS DUE on October |, 1883,
ON the second Mortgage Bonds Of this Company viii be
paid on and after that dale presentation at this oncc.
49, JOHN ~ EENSEDN,
NicePGesideni,
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Gteombnats ano Railroads.

-IRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE; 49,, =,
LIDnW and ST. JOHN leave Pier A. y. H tISs UI
~ EVERY WEEK DAY al p M Colnsc.lhs , az IA es{
Canas excepted) with trains NORTH We. s "a
sgnpss Excursion tickets to Saratoga ana AAAe ~ U
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6!tualione tuanteo-- females.

~l.-l
A Swedish Cooks, Chamber, Parlor, Lady,s
"A. Kitehennsids Buffers WAITER faundressss General
Gs @ sS 81 Swedish Agency
A MISS L. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
"A. nestle male and female EMPLOYMENT BE,RtE r.
Gs 22dstservants disappointing families VIII DO e1
At NINE. ECKSTROMS Swedish, German
N and Freach ladies wiz find capable cooks lam
buffers and references certified l7s LeHng
ton.ave.
AT ODELL'S EMPLOYMENT MP S1IldI. AGENCY
white and Sic co 5t'' male or female,
oDE14.s5, 1$s 10y IVES. sath-st.
CHAMBERMAID &c.-By young girl as
~ Chambermaid waitress aud seamstress best reference
lao West S6th-st.
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. BY a
~ young English girl with reference 6Ol West 4ots
COLORED SERVANTS male and female), to
Soarbs any Esp'C or private families
hssny ali GlEE S ST SoH NEAR Sst
COOK and WAITRESS.-By twOreliable girls
~ % cook and waitress In private family GorP S
49, Tribune Uptown Once l29s Broadway -
COOK, &c.-By a cOlOred woman as cook OK
- washer in rstGass private family can take ial eh9TS
address Monday 2i9 West 4lsl-st. ------L
ERENCH COOK and PASTRY, COOK wants
engagement by o. GrseasS private nanny soou i'i''
FAMILIES. Institutions, Hotels, Restaurants
ana Bo9Tdng as 5 gsphs 6Dg at HRF T
l0S 8thave
VOTSEWORK.-By n young man, lately
4 + landed age TO- JOHN BURKE, 2S7 Fast 50ih-st.
HOVSEWORK. &c.-By respectable colored
gin "a cook washer and ironer reference Apply loi
West S2dst ---.-
/ AUNDRESS.-By young girl 70 20 out by
day "a laundrcss thoroughly unde stands hcr OuSheS
best reference her last place 900 West o-u-Ht
/ AUNDRESS-By Il tirst-class cOlOred woman,
with unsurpassed facilities and references family WASH
inc NV The dozen o. week can address MARN J.. "oH
DON, l21 West 3Oth-st
7 AIINDRESS.-A Protestant woman wishes
~ 90 ont by the day washing and ironing ana uuilhF
excellent aundrcss best reference 23s East -o't 'o'on
floor. back
SEAMSTRESS.-By an intelligent and eYpe.-
> ricpc,d seamstrcss do all kinds Of sowing anu 'ub
III and make cldrcn's dresses; would IKE i'T nor en-
Igrncuts hy the day week city reference Aueo7 vi
CAL, days, 279 West llth-si.
VyyASUING.-By respectable colored wo-
w mani fnmiy genuemcns shirts hnd c9iaIs III,
class best city reference. Mrs. BELLA TIlOMP9ON "lV
West 4ist-t, top floor
NXyAITRESS. Bye st-class waitress, COM
w pctcnt to take charge Of duingroom would a. ~ M
chamGerwork city references Call on OF address zoo e'
Alst-st.
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p0PULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East AT rail Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted TO os0n 81
an D. parOr attached and 10 p m with palace
sleeping Cars Sundays ~ 10 m (Wlth palace Sleeping
eFsl Newport express leaves crane Ce@i DJP5 "' y
T. w. POPPLE Agent.
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NEW -HAVEN. MERInEN. HARIFOl
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ANn UNITED STATES MAIL RIO

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOrk via DesbrOsses and Corand street
Palace Cars attached 8 n m, and daily. Ncw.York
and Chicago Limited OF raror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars AT a every day. .
Wiamsplr oeH Haven M p M Cory ana ,l me cS al
DSmoTe WASHINGTON md the south Limited Washington
Express" OF Pullman Parior Gers daly eGt'' ss'
M arrive WgS So and Gs m and - night via B.
p r. r. 5 ~ 8 p m, and II night Via b. and o. X. r.
For cy s5Geg n s@4any gao s5G II Ppa pm
Long Branch Ray Head Junction aud ntcrmeate stations
Via Railway aud Amboy, o m IL noon, $40, N, On
d@ doe connect met S VIZ S
at Jersey city aGOring speedy ana direct uASII oi
Trans arTiyeFrom pittsburg GEO and 20 $50 and
1920 pm daily and d2ny except Aond9y; o f 6Sn
55 10 IS and 1890 sunday, $50, $50 M 1888 and
loo FTSn h s6 so s sbo except MONDAY
$50 $40 l9o Lao M l2g 2 SO So gg Se 2S
$50 7o5 Ii SIS M G2O 1856 9$5 1920 1885 and 1850
p" TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK-DA,Ys AYNTP on
SUNDAY i 3 sa4 II SEw = hib label
DoURnIFBx T RAp TIE FAs AfsT 3NsI5 5O
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Train. leave NowYork Desbroses and Corand
SID, 20 g. $50 @ and 10 Imied II am S29 Si0 4
66 and m ana ~ Rsmt' SIl 10y ySiShi '''
Tns caVing New OK daily except sunday OLD 1:2O 30
and J. g. and pm, connecting at trenton LOT
RenTnine trains Broadst station Ihindclphia l23
ais 400 8i5 4 30 except Monday GOO i'o so N2
IN and 1llO Gimitcd Express 80 ana o;-o T. ~
z a : 4 go -.45. 3 aud $40 y on SUNDAY, l-Nlt
dif 81 S,l5 a35 $50 M (52O Iimitedl, $50, 40
and $40 m Leave Philadelphia via Camden 300 u uaig
Ticket offices $50 s43 and 9ii Broadway As,or House
ct Cortland Str,et., loufl g. ana
1870, ,nev station foot Fult0n-st. Brooklyn; Eu,ch-
Hotel Hoboken; station, Jersey CIV EllslAh' 44'AV'
Office No Battery Place and Castle garden. -, ..,.
The Ntw.N Ork Transfer Company Wal can I'' anu '-''N
barra rel rOn hotels and residences.
CHARLES l.. PUGH, J. H. y GypD. -,
General Manager bth'lh i'''' j NF'"''
rVROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. 49, New
L steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave lirr
No AZ X n foot of ChrltopAer-st, daily except 0aluF
connecting with MOI ni3R trains to all points NORM
SUNDAY steamer touches a. Albany
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-10
Blackberry Items.

Everything is on tp-toe at this point, ir the expectancy fthe mill and mine of tn, Indian Queen Company starting up in few days MT. Howell Is expected home by tn. 10th or I2th inst, when new shelter is to b, put up to do custom work. This will give our miners an Opportunity to dispose of theil ores, which will make all kin6s of busines. prosperous and the community correspond insly happy.
 Our popular merchant, M. Abernethy, i, still absent in the east. Mir. Ernest Crooker who has charge of the business Tn his ab sence. IS dlscharging the responsible duties ol his position with great credit, and perfect sat. isfaction to the public.
 Messrs. Davis & Bouse, the butchers, are doing large business in supplying our town and the people along the line of the railroad with fresh beef of the most delicious kind daily
 Dr. w. E. Day is completing a very com fortable and convenient residence and drug
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-10

store, which will soon be ready for occupancy The doctor enjoys liberal patronage here and tn this vicinity, and has been very sue cessful in his practice. Chas. Spencer. the cattle man, who ha. 1000 head of stock in the Music Mountains has been in town this week. Charlie wears his prosperity with the ease and grace of a sensible man, and we are always pleased tc see him.
 Our school, under the direction of Miss Belle Van Buskirk, is getting along nicely Parents, teacher and scholars are all we'll sat. lsfed.
 Rumors are rife in town of a wedding to occur m the near future, and if by hook ol Crook(er) i, should come of, your rep rtel will be there to see.
 Aberneihy & Co. are receiving large stock of merchandise preparatory to the ex pected large increase of trade on the starting oi the mill and work in the Indian Queen mine.
 Mrs. ]. T. Davis, the estimable lady who feeds the hungry at her popular restaurant, i, one the best caterers to be found in the Territory.
 Mrs. Moss, correspondent for eastern min. ing journals, has been in town this week, and visited the Indian Queen mine.
 Partie- visiting Blackberry will now find al the depot, on the arrival of ali regular trains conveyance to town, and John Bouse or hand 10 take care of baggage and ok aftel the welfare of passengers.
 Our telegraph operator at the station is one of he boys alo' g the line who is going l., stick to his place, notwithstand ing the reduc tion in his salary. He says il IS iong inter before him, and he don't propose to go out in the cold al this season Of the year
 Sheriff Stein has been here this week, on his annual tax collecting tour B.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-10

ces>es Tn mature years, such as loss of memo r Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dimness of vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing u observed in the uri e, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Minute, who is regular graduated phy- siclan will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for case of this kind the Vital Restora. tive under his special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rious found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine s. Price Of Vital Restorative, $3 a bottle, or four times the quantity. SIo; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D., secure from observation, and Tn priva name If desired, by A. E. MlNTlE, Nj. D., No. II arney Street, San Francisco, California. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any one applying by letter, statii 2 symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to busi- ness transactions.
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy Nepheticum cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com. Plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. For sale by all druggists, SI bottle, six bottles for s5.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by ali druggists.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-10
A Grand Supper.

On Wednesday evening of this week, Mir, Harley Fay, pr r'prietor of the popular restau. rant and billiard parlor of Peach Springs, on receipt of supposed reliable information that Judge Russell and Hon. L. J. Laselle. ac. comPan;ed by some ladies, would arrive in town tha. evening, on a trip to the Grand Canon. prepared reception for the party and few friends in town. The table was spread m the private parlor, and farly groan. ed under the weight of the delicate vlands furnished for the occasion. Poultry, fresh fish and oyste S, and innumerable side dishes, together with choice wines, were there in prolusion. The party did not arrive, much to the disappointment of Mir. Fay, but the supper was served just the same, and the friends at home had most enjoyable time; the Judge and Lou Lasele lost square meal, for which they will mourn for many days.
The Arizona champion., 1883-11-10
kingman Items.

Jack Owens has bonded a one e-thrd into res in his copper mine to Abe I'ateman for S5 900 and it is understood the Do. d Is a go Jack will make brief visit to San Francisco.
 Jimmy Caravan, on seeing Rev. Fathe Deraches, of Prescott, in town, departed, i'm mediately for Mineral Park. looking after hi lady, to whom he extended hls aching heart lia>n't returned yet, but the people have hol e that Uncle Jim will secure the coveted prize
 James smith steps down and out of tn, saloon business. L. J. Laselle. who has beer >ojourning at the Park, assumes his old place with Ryan. Kngman's bright "smiles haunt Lou. still, and we welcome his re- turn.
 Joe Gideon, the former restaurant man, is now to take up the pick and drill, going to mining for Mr. Bateman Adobe Slmonds has gone to San Francisco, 1t is scid, 10 be married! Shades of mortality, can such things be3
 Ike Cochran has Id his corral to Belden Peaoley. It is proposed 10 stock up the establishment with first class lot of horses.
 Mrs. Gi.eons little boy has been very sick for the past few days, but is w improving and nsidered out of danger.
 Mir. Jones, our popular railroad agent, who succeeded MT. shaw. has sent in hi, resigna. tion under the reduction order, and IS now awaiting the appearance of his successor, when he will go east.
 Ben Spear writes from Sa, Francisco that he wauts no more of Ariz na, that he has all money he wa0ts, and, so far as he is con. cerned. the new hotel can rest on its .'ores." oimonds says ne may turn it into a livery stable or perhaps dance hall!
 G w. Beecher has just returned from San Francisco with the largest stock of ods ever brought to Kingn an. The new firm is now Welton & Beecher, with store here and at tEe Park.
 Budd Grounds. of the old firm of Welton & Grounds, has retired from the firm, aad will pay his undivided attention to his mining in. lerests.
 Lawson the butcher, will have turkeys, chickens, etc., for the holidays.
 Mir Halsey is erecting an elegant new dwelling house.
 Mir Kohler has erected a dwelling house on Fourth street
 W. II. Hardy is about to commence the erection of large warehouse at thls point. It will be great accommodation to those re. ceiving goods at this place.
 w. II. Taggart & Co. arc now supplying their trade with poultry and fresh oysters from Kansas City, and fresh made sausage from Calf mia.
 E. H. smith, whose avordupois reaches above 200 pounds, met with an accident, on Tuesday last, in jumping from car. which doubled him up in fine style. Fatty is not much on the rough, but on the tumble he is immense, With the exception of few bruises. he finally brought up on his pins, not much hurt.
 Mrs, E. H. Smith and her little son, whc has been seriously i'll, have gone to Peach Springs, on visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fay <
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