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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07
A POSITIVE CUBE
ELY'S
Cream Balm
Catarrh and Hay
III W HIN.
Apr, abla m IIan

80 ~ ~
Ayr, able to Usc.
UNEQuALHD FOR
COLD IN THE HEAD.
Hpada, h a Deafness
or-any kind of mucus
membranal irrita,ions,
iDHamed and rough
surfaces A prepara-
tion OF undOlbted
merit. Apply by tho
little i1gcr into tho
nostrils. II will be
absorbed, efectaally
clean ing the nasal
passages OF catarrhal
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07
R, r. TlAECARD At CAIRO.
lLLINnISCENrRALR- n

ILLINOIS CEErRAL RR.
rEsGNr bEPAlT TbANs Anpfyg
" Al ''.',. -.''. q tJ an tAlAl .......dNJ q, -
Accom- 'dauDB II 40 ~ sENurass .......ll 10 an
'ESpreaH. $50 pm Accumulation .4.l5 . N
c. VI, L. lGN. 0. R.R (Jacksou R,ut0
~ 40 AIN tNtll........ . d.5J p NJ
'EXprest....... 1850 m tkXpruss,.... 10 so = N
tAC'mOdatiuu 3 tQp N
ST. l.. - g.. Re- (Savuw Gauge
'Esprs-s...... 8:l5 am 'Erpts-r. ..... l;35 pm
accom- dsuGn. i.O0 pm Accom- 'dstioI II 40 n
sT.L IN &SK.R
'Expfess "io:GJpin +EXp'oss.,,...... 2.8D m
WABASH, ST LOUIS r PACIFIC R'Y co
'M.ll 3 TX .... 800 an 'MaiI y ....s.sG p ~
'Arcom cation i:oj ON 'Accnn'dstiou in.3p am
Freight I'D u sreish, ...... g pm.
'DsIy except SuhfaI : Oa!iy.
M)BILR& OHIOR Z
Mall. ......,......5;5 80 a. m NAL ......g:lOp m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07

The colored population in the South
has increased about 10000 in twenty
years.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07
fB4 n No On 81 !. l!ij i3

"ic ilu Hnd n rtwone r,t Ut ii ney COM I
and r7enm- ti-m writes Mr.. A. ". hIrr, nf Tom.
pies NIL Florida "lulil was CURED klduUy.
W0 Rxps ~, lncidcut ~ iui1boiing, caused
Mr. Burf's uiforders
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07
SPEER's PoRT GRAPE WINE

SpEER's PoRT GRAPE WINE !
FOUR YEARS OLD
THIS CELEBRATED NATIVE WINE IA made
from the juice Of tho Oporto Grape, raised In
this count y, lts Invaluable tonic and strength.
entng properties are unsurpassed bv any other
Native Wine: Being he pure juice Of TIE Grape,
produced under Mr.. Speer's own personal superyi
sion, It's purity and genuin(ness, are guaranteed
This younes, child m psrtak, Of ia generous
qualities, and the weake I invalid use n TO advan-
tage II is particu arly beneficial TO The aged and
debilltated, and suited 10 the various ailments that
affect the weaker sex, II II IN every respect A
VINE TO BE RELIED On.
Speer's p. j. Sherry.
The 2 J. SHERRY isa wine Of Superior Char,
acter and kes ofthe rich DUAL ties of he grape
from when H. is made For Purity, Richness, Fla
yo' and Medicinal Properties. e win he found IN
excelled.
Speer's P. ]. Brandy.
This BRANDY stands unrivaed 10 this Country
being far superior for medicinal purposes. II f.
pure distillatlon fro the grape, end contains val.
cable medicinal properties. II has delicate Aa.
vor, sim lar To- that OF the grapes, from which II IL
distilled, and IL in great favor among nrst.csss
families. See that the sign .tnre of ALFRED
SPEFR, Passaic, j., IL over the cork OF each
bottle.
Sold BY PAUL Schulz
AND BY DRUGGISTS EvERYWn IRE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-07

, gIuERA& Thrice N 5ruc' srrv,es sad
- bah 1850 a. N SUNDAY scAOol2p N. ReyI
.NtuNr. mat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13
9te BAIL Der sbspeiser int ben Ser.
Stnnten 9tprDamerita's
Sem ug1nb" e1ttnehn,en mi

9em ugunb" entnebmen mir: ::
rrgBir bra6ten in Der Summer bpm
29. Nob ember cine fllrse Mittbeilung
llber bic 3abl ber S9tpeiScr III beu
Ser. Staaten bon 9lmerifa. Somobl
Die 9lngabe bes in Neip=Yorf er16einell=
ben Dgrpir 5eoeraie," tpie Sic auf Die
9lngabe Der ginipanberungs= @omlnil=
1ion bon Stem Dorf aufgebaute S6dbung
bon $4,000, be5iebungstpeiie 135, 900
S6tpei5ern, 1T ni9t ean; riGtia. Sad
ben Wttttbeilungen elnes 2eip5iger 6reun=
beg unieres 8lattes, Der eben bamit
bef6aftigt 1T, an Der 9anb Ser offisiel=
len 8eri6te bes fatiitil6er 8iireaus in
Wafbington fir bic geilage su ben Be=
termann'i6en Mittbeilungen, oOie 8e=
b6lferung Der gr6e," feitsuiteuen, tpie
biele Jremogeborene in Ben Ser. Staa=
ten iiberbaupt leben unb toie bod m0gz
li9erpelie nit Sinsure@nung Ser Na1=
fpmmeni6aft Der gingetpanberten bas
fremoe Clement ii6erbaupt angeipa6iert
1T, linb bonn Sabre 1920 Big gum 8.
Sftober 1882 114,234 @6mei3er in
bic Ser. Staaten eingetpanoert. Gor
1920 uuroen Die ginipanoerer ni6t ge=
5dblt. Bere6net man bic idbrlibe 8e=
pDlferungs5unabme na6 etnielben Yrp=
sentiabe, wel6er fiir Bic S6tpei3er
1T europa na6 MaBgabe BET Wolfess
aablungen feitgeiebt lit, (O,64 prosent
pro Sabr), 10 giebt es in ben Ser.
Staten BON 9lmerifa jebt ca. 120,717
@6mei5er. 9ierbei 1T angenomme,l,
baB bic S9mei5er lire 9lationalitdt
fets, aud in ben Gbef6Iiebunsen, auf.
re6t erbalten baben. Da bas 9ebtere
felbitberitdnbli6er Weile ni6t gang ri6s
tig 1T, fann au6 bas gnbreiultat nibt
ein abiolut ri6tiges iein. IS erbeat
aber aus ben Dben amgegebenen 3ablen,
oaB bic angabe bon $4,000 bes rgroir
Geberale" btel gu niebrig, bic G9deung
auf 135.Q00 S9peiser ettpas 81 bod
1T. Mait fann annebmen, baB runb
etwa 12S,O00 S6weiser in ber 9roBen
Hepublif leben.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

er ie tis gu, 9bar sstrudt, rib iie iid
lo5 unb fcbrte nod einntal au ibrem @at=
ten aurid. Sersieb! rief l1e in Ser.
;meifluns.
ST fapb Iie 1anft bon fd: Sdone oaS
ainb, cs bebarf Der 9iube. SD Uerpe
Dir beute 9fadt idreibeu. gr minttt
ncdmalS nit Der 3itterneen Sano, fis
perlieb 1dlud5enb bas 3inluter.
glS fh bic 9bir binter Nbelbeio unr
gsOn seidlnifen, itred.e ber alte Wanu
bic Mrme aus. Telobeint! St mantle,
Der @anoioat ltibtc ibn, fi& ielbit faun1
mebr battenb. . 6elobeim! fastc be,
Ureiberr uub aus ben alien Nu8en bra=
den 3brdnen. @s idnitt Telobeim ms
6era benn er muBte, baB nidts bieIe
gbrdnen nebr trpdnen merbe! 60 itanz
ben lie ltumnl an chamber selebnt, Der
alte unO ber iunse Munn nit ben 9leid,en
Gmpiinbunsen. Beibe batten Sdilf=
brud selitten, Der eine 70 nabe bent 5afen
BET epigen Gube, in ben ct eingeben ioDte,
Der anoere auf bpber See.
Gater, iaste 9tlfreo, nidt wabr, Du
uno id uno Serr Telobeim, mir blsiben
ben nun an alein beiiammen? Serr
@anpipat, idlie6en Sic bic Ebir ab, DaB
bic Mutter = bab gdelmanb uebr bersin=
fomnt.
Diein @obn, besann Der Treiberr uno
ieete iid 5u AlfreD. Sag mir, mas balt
Du beute ertebt, baS DID 10 geSen Define
a3utter aufbradte? Sd, muB pas wiiien,
nenn eS banSt piel cappn ab!
Buter - pas tann id Dir nidt ia9en!
yBarum nidt?
sSeil = neil = ADJ, fruse mid uidt!
Dod, mein Sohn i'd uluB Did fra.
gen = Du mubt antmorten - Du peiBi
r'Ul um mas es lid banbelt. @ieb mir
i.urca Weideib. $50 iablt Du Deiue
Wianer ,aieet?
lGcrtftbuns foIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

*aae Damen, bic an nerb0len 96md=
6en leiben beren organiide Gunctionen
ni6t regelmdbig iinb bic ein @eflbl BON
Wsattigfeit unb ie6ersei6lagenbeit itets
ii6er ii6 maltenO fiiblen; Die i6tDa6
unb fridge am Morgen fin6; beren 9lpz
petit caprici6s un6 5Glaf unregelmdBig
uHb unerfrii9enb ilt;-aQe fol6e follten
Grau pinfbam's &rduter=Mi6ung als
9eilmittel probiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

-+Die in ber Mfarineafaoemie in
Mnndpolis unter ben Gabetten berrl6en=
ben llnruben entitanoeHl. babur1, baB
ein 4abetssur 8erantmprtuna geaogeu
tpurbe, neil er bic sgrlaubniB, SEN
priifungsiaal gu berlaiien, ba3u nib
brau1te, leinen &ameraben gu berra=
then, tuel6e Gragen iie gu beantmorten
baben tuiirben; un0 bab ct fpdter =
na6 feiner 8ebauptung aus Srrtbum
cine @rfldrung unter3 ei1nete, in
ipelder er bieies 8ergeben in Mbrebe
ftellte. Seine &ameraben ergrilfen
partei fir ibn, unb lieBen li1 in iugeno=
lider llniiberlegtbeit gu ldrmenoen Oe=
monifrationen perleiten, ,pel6e mad
ben Siseiplinarbort1riften betraft
iperben mubten, Oie 2abetten Bella
gen 5i9 iiber bic 9prannei bes @on>
manbeurs Der Mnitalt. Capt. Namiap.
Mber tpenn iie feline triftigere 8ei6meroe
baben, .als baB gapt. RamlaD fogez
nannte rNuffiibrungsgrabe" eingefiibrt
bat, 10 werben fie tpenig Spmpatbie
beim publifum finoen; unb fie iperben
auf Gpmpatbie bollenbs perai1ten
mihen, ita9bem fe nit Beaug auf bic
neue ginfiibrung folgenbe anmaBenoe
grfldrung absaben: pgine iolde MaB=
regel mag iebr am plabe fein, menn iie
auf Blauiaden unb MarilteIolbaten ans
getpenoet piro. 3abeffeiisiinb aber cine
anbere Rlafie, benn fie finb iunge Mdn=
ner, tuel6e gbre unb Snteligens beiiBen,
unb es fdeint faum bilig, baB iie nit
PintpiHenben 8lauiaden unb nublofen
Marineiolbaten auf glei6en SUB geifelt
mprhpft a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13
Geihs hstd9Sabgeprbneter p. @ulls
mar iiber oaS ,,berrlide Sriegsz
heer",

wv
eSn Der neulih i'm beuti6en &ei6stag
ifattgefunoenen 9ebatte ii6er Bic N1ili=
tdrseridtsbarfeit duBsrte Der ioaialoe=
mpfratii6e Mbgeorbnte b. .8olmar:
Sie 9tellung meil1er pnrtei benz
0eerueien geseniiber it hiurei6enb be-
fannt: BeIeitigung Der ife9enben Qeere !;
ieber 8iirger Sol0at unb ieber Soloat
Yiirger. Ob bic Mebrsabl Der Offi3iere
biirgerlid, pber abelig, iIt mir glei1.
Ser v@emeine" tpirb i'm Wlilitdr=Bub-
get genau 10 betra6tet ipie bic iibrigen
Yroletarier bes Gtdates. 9ie 8erpflez
gunss3iffcr Der 6olbaten lieBe iitb BEL
lpeitem erb6ben nit ben n0tbigen Mb=
f6nitten nod oben bin. Sie MiBbanbz
lung Der Solbaten 3und1ft bon Seiten
Der llnterOffi3iere fonimt maiienbaft
por. Sen Militdrbeb6r6en 1T ia bic
Yreile augdnglih, in Der fat tdgIi1 fol-
DIE Gdlle beri6tet tperben, llno fie iollte
au1 Dbne beionberen Mntrag bic nDtbi=
gen llnterfu1ungen anitelen laIen.
Sd berpeife nur auf ben Miin9ener
SOL, tpo Der nnteroffiaier ben &etrutem
In feline Stube fommen, ibn auf einen
Stubl fteigen, in ieoe 9anb elm 8epebr
nebmen lieB unb unter sjeben Nrm elm
@etueb nit -aufgepHan3tem 8ajonnet
iteate. glebnlider Mibbanblungen boz
ben ii9 aud Subalternoffiaieres j6uloig
gema6t. IS tpirbfio piel BON -militdri>
f9er gbre geipro6en. Mtan bot bariiber
iebr eigentbiimli6e Mni6dullngen. Gin
gelegentli1S bingetporienes Wortseines
&sierpeoffisiers iiber>bas Suea geniigte,
I'M MiBtrauen gu faiien, ob Der 2ebtere
li6 gel6lagen baben piirbe, tpenn bas
Gbrengeri6t es fir notbwenbig gebals
ten baben fpiiroe. Sie grfldrung bieles
Offi3iers, er tpiirbe lib ni6t gel6lagen
baben, neil er ben gib auf bic 8erfai.
fuag geleiitet babe, bic, tpie bic @eiebe
Das 0uea berbiete, mar binrei1enb,
um i'm aus benz Offi3ierforps gu ent=
fernen. Wenn bas Offiaierforps 10 em=
pfinblih i'm Gbrenpuntt 1T, 10 ioate es
bod cine 9anblung, ipel1e i6 als bic
| infamlte betradte, bic es giebt, bic MB=
| banolung eines Weni6en, Der li6 ni6i
Debren fann, ni6t oils cine ebrenbafte
betrd6ten. Sd babe aber ni1t geb6rt,
oaB ein Sffi5ierforps einen Sffisie,
ausgeltOBen bdtte, neil er in bieiem
punft ber militdrii6en gbre nidt ge.
niigt bdtte. Sn ben Dem perfaiiunss:
mdBigen Rei9soberbaupt gu eritatten:
ben -Yeri1ten iiber Sic ergangener
| Strafen liegt bod feline 8arantie, bat
bic MBbanolung tpirtli6 ober gebiib.
renb beftraft ift. Wtan ipri6t 70 bic
bon Der Strense unierer militdrii6er
Diseiplin; iparum fommen benn Il
piele Gdlle ber ueberidreitung borg Oi
meiiten ent5ieben ii9 allerbings ber b.
| fentlihen 3enntnib, uno bas baperiI6
Wtilitdr@Strafuerfabren bat tuenisitens
ben 8or3ug, baB folbe lleberi6reitun
| gen oHentlib unb miinoli6 perbanbd
iuerben f0nnen. Inter ben obpaltenbel
| nmitdnoen muB jeber Samilienbater mi
9lngft bem 3eitpuntte entgegenieben
mo- iein Sobn in bic grmee Su tretel
| bat, neil er fiir6ten mub, baB es feinen
| Sobne ergebe, pie e5 Dielen Anberel
ergangen lit. Ser Selbfmoro greif
in Der 9lrmee iebr I'M iid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

-ssx ifffS9 9fffsm mt fDe5ltlI fir hiefs Gdne
Wcfeftefx d1<4efI6 v<rurfdd1f efnfp 5oidJsmAbedss
I'd I'm D<ll1tsNS ta1 Der tsietmtt erffauMf ~.
4se p<fnet r<n tsB 4ppefif ns rsruria6en Sleiid,s
Arfae, ba Der &orper 9ep6brf uno pnrb Nre fenld1e
HB{rtnna 1sff etn rtseIfndets
ger &Ntl1aug 1errcraeEaisa ptxs: rrsis 25 Genie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

@xaufseaare pber . drfsufrpsn pur4 fin eutiees
% ns ssiss ssne sansemss sasss ans tr
Eupfdna bon 81 enr9 G<pssb perianct
GfNkU - zulnfraD~Efrtft e1eUsA6lE.
/1r IrtrS Dl1a9df psrftDonfr nTifer1peufiaeA mne1
t1atlueepte vol, sutrs auiSerEauDtn fre rerfenoel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

Sn oer Gamilie. -Mir sebrau6en
9r. Muguf &6nig's 9am.
burger Srnpfen In unferer Ga=
milie, f9reibt Mars. 9orrer, Wei1lpooo,
O., unb finben, iie elm tpirfiames, au=
perldfliges 9eilmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13

<yls. $50 1giIftdr,piaia ChbreAIiAf Ssiis, N
sr.ia66i1sn Gfbdubs
Dd Id bas GfobIi(tmfnt bse Strhrrbenfn y.
Gbrsri uisbtr rbinft tatt. 70 Iabg to eas gu>
fliium upb aae nsius Aunb.n ~ einsm StfuHs
be rtfaits tin. euiritberbsit saraHtitt
in baao tiuiet DtamsnfenrtHees e1tbsut nrh
Ritunt utyfn, supsIsn anu xst keierbtfs rtr's
Dsdtn nsatslif4s 9nftrum rate I. ~. ~ nit
brietn @Aten.
Wube bsim xtiAJu6 sen anlsiten IN yrisat.
nptnun9e. spriprs3sn, ptrn neitptutis &uf
0eftdffs rrene eeufibenfieu.
Dfrfpnsre Di1nbu ftr psnissr ale bic 1d!fh
ibrse Wsutte. Gar ale aDaattn wiro sarantsrs.
24,11 y. 6rdnt.
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Maaere syfenfhen.

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
@efunbteit spteper bar nno giebt 4raff,
iurirt Masenfhwdhe, unfruGlbarteit uno
anbere geidlehtsfeti,r. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-13
merben cer' Munps psrlisteu oura
S o z O d 0 N T ,

rr4idses bic 3ibne 10 e +, bas satnflsiid
,sssa nnb Cen Nibsnl anaeneb m
maGai. Us entiernt ben Weirifsin prll=
iidurig usse beipabrt Ie Dor Terberben.
Dei Drseuiften su baben.
23l7-fu.pli
, 1883-05-24

action was taken. Hon. n Shakespeare
took leading part in the discussion, and
demonstrated clearly that British Column
bia already had too many of the Celes-
tials, and that it would be detrimental
to her best interests to allow more to
come. He was opposed by Sir John A.
Mcdonald who is unwilling to have the
Chinese immigration stopped till the
Canadian Pacific railroad is completed.
He argued that the cheap labor for con-
structing the railway would more than
compensate for all the evils arising from
mongolian occupancy Of the country.
CHANGE.-Mr. John Law has sold his
iewelry store to Mr.. Emil Hanschober,
formerly of this place. We think it
fully within bounds to state that Mr..
Laws removalfrom here will be regretted
by everybody. During the two years he
has been in business here he has built
up handsome trade in his line, and of
all the work done by him in the line of
repairing we have never heard a COM
plant. His many friends here can readily
endorse him as q thoroughly reliable
business man, workman competent,
painstaking and prompt,a a most dcsira-
BILE citizen. We do not know where he
will settle, but the town that secures
him will be fortunate. We are assured
that the sole reason of his contemplated
change is in the hope of beneftting his
wife's health, her constitution not being
suited to this climate. They will carry
many kind wishes with them. We are
sure Mr.. Law will succeed in business, as
he has done here, anywhere that good
workmanship in watch making is in de-
mand.
, 1883-05-24

brick yard, for the manufacture of brick
for building purposes, wasn't started in
this neighborhood And that leads US to
wonder if a brick yard wouldn't pay here
There is any quantity of building going
on in the city which will probably keep
on increasing; there is good clay for
brick making almost anywhere near
town, and we should think paying bust
ness could be built up here in a short
time. No doubt, il brick could be OBJ
tained here cheap, many people, who
otherwise build of wood, would use brick
instead.
, 1883-05-24

Governor Newell's proclamation call
ing for a special election to fill the leg
islative vacancy caused by Hon. j.
Hooycr's removal from the Territory il
creating little stir east OF the noun
tains in politics. But 10, its nothing to
the stir around Clinger's store some
days His low prices Fetch en- and
no mistake.
, 1883-05-24
FIOm saturdays Daily.

Learned avenue, Kuhn street. Well,
well. What next?
Mr.. VIM. d. Wood, attorney at-law,
is in town from Seattle.
The Dispatch is getting all the bust
ness she can attend to.
John Collins, Of Seattle, has gone to
San Francisco, accompanied by his wife,
The Dispatch went to Sequim Bay
today after a load Of clans from the
cannery.
DR.. j. L. York, tho free thinker lectur-
er, is again making tour Of Puget
Sonnd.
DR.. Van zant, President Of the What
com Colony, is removing his family to
that place from Seattle.
Mr.. Plummer's funeral will take place
from the residence tomorrow at 2, p. NJ.
All friends are invited.
Quincy st. Wharf Go. will have room
for largely increased business as soon
as their new warehouse is completed.
Capt II. Evans, of New Tacoma, has
built fine looking twenty-ton schooner
to be used in the iobbing trade on the
Sound.
Rev. John Reid, of the Presbyterian
Church, has just returned from Snoho-
mish City where he preached last Sunday
to largo congregations.
Those spectacleS advertised in last
nights ARGUS were brought in in less
than an hour after the paper was issued.
Nothing like advertising.
That new veranda around the Cosmo-
politGn Hotel is much wider than the
old one, and will beappreciated by the
patrons OF that establishment.
And now they have society for the
preservation OF the Irish language. At
one of its late meetings it was ascer
tained that not more than four hundred
persons could speak and write the Irish
language.
The many friends on Puget Sound OF
Hon. VIM. Il. G. Estes, Of Skowhegan,
Me-, who spent last summer among us,
will be pleased to learn shat he was on
the ID inst, elected Grand Master OF
Free Masons Of the tate of Maine.
1t seems that the scarcity OF laborors
on Puget Sound extends into the min
istcrial calling. The Presbyterian Church
in this district wants twelve more min
isters-and otherdenominations we learn
are in much about thesame condition.
Mr. W. Il. II. Learned, has laid
off new addition to Port Townsend,
near Maple avenue, and now we are to
have q Learned avenue" Only intel
lectual people should purchase residence
lots in that locality.
The Elder lefj this morning at )
o'clock. She carries from the Sound 24O
tons OF freight, as follows: Tacoma, 30
tons; Seattle, lS5; Port Townsend, 10;
Victoria, 10. Her passengers from this
place were: Mrs. Frank A. Bartlett, D.
II. Thomas, J. S. Hoffman, L. Lsyinsky.
The Townsend Hack AMI Dray Co..
Hammond Bros. proprietors, is prepared
to TO all kinds of drawing, teaming and
delivery business. Hay grain, feed,
cord wood, &C., sold in quantities to sult
purchasers. Call on them il you want
carriage or buggy, day or night.
Mr.. Lanles is willing to pay ton dol
lars reward for Identification OK lho party
, 1883-05-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
PUGET SOUND TELEGRAPH CoMPAN

PUGET SOUND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
At u meeting of the Board of Trustees OF tho
Puget Sound Telegraph Co., held at the office of
the Secretary Of said company in Port Townsend,
w. T., on the 9th day Of April. 1883 dividend
was declared Of one dollar per share on all shares
of stock Of said company. which paid the special
assessment of June ~, 1871 also further diyi-
dend Of four dollars on each and every share OF
stock of said p. $. Y. Co.
Payable at the Secretary Office in Port Town
send. By order Board of Trustees,
NATH. ID. HILL, Sec'y.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
Railroad Items.

The railroad company has commenced hauling lumber and other material to Peach Springs, and will soon start tue erection of large saop' at that point.
 Kingman, July 3l.-The recent washouts on the line of the Atlantic & Pacific are much more extensive than previously re- ported, and probably from twelve to seven teen miles of track is entirely gone through Sacramento Wash. In place the va er ran as high as the telegraph poles, carrying everything before it, mules, wagons, stoves and everything else. the men barely escap. ing with their lives. Several mules were drowned and others ran away. Men lest their clothing. blanb cts, 6c. There IS large force of men at work now and 1t Is hoped that the track will be fixed so ta' t tra ns can run in about week. Thus far We have had no trains from the east, either psssep, CT or irel ht, but we expect an ex- ! D.. S in to-n1eht. N news from the bridge since the yashout.
 A large number of work trains with nla- terial for repairing the damage done by the recent washouts have passed through King
 man during the past week.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

Samuel H .lnilt1n r.n a-4e-d of his ticket Six ladies voted for school trustees yes terday.
 Can't. White moved into his new house yesterday.
 T. J. Hyde went over to Kingman Friday on business.
 Work has been commenced on the Court House porch.
 Jerome Burns has gono to Frees Wash after beef cattle.
 T.J. Christie has moved into bis resi- dence OH Mob Hill.
 Judge Blakely seemed to be the popular candidate for school trustee.
 David Parks was in town from Wallapal mountain looking hale and hearty.
 The ladies of Mineral Park osst their first vote yesterday and are consequently happy Mrs. NJ. Cunningham left for Kingnan Thursday, accompanied by Miss Aggie Hughes.
 Fresh oranges at Watkins Bros.
 The linus Brothers were in from the Wll- lows last week on business connected with the estate of Charles linus, deceased. Anybody knowing the present where abouts of Henry $. Ross will confer favor by sendiug his address to E. J. Beach, Eddytown, Yates county, N. I.
 The Alta savs 213 votes were cast at the election of school trustees yesterday. Con sidering the editors youth this is pretty good one, and gives us every confidence H. his ability to keep the Alta up to its old standard.
 Lemons at Watkins Bros.
 List of letters remaining i'll the posiotico It Mineral Park, A. T., August 1st, 1883 If not called for within 90 days will be sent to the Dead Letter office:
 Samuel Butler, John A. Crawford. l.. J.. Gird. Jos A. Pomere, James Penberthy, John Penberthy, Benjamin Spears.
 WM. KB1DER, P. M.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
TN the Probate Court of ths county O Moh.ve Territory of AriZ ZOna.

TN the Probate Court of the county Ot I Mohave, Territory of Ariz ona.
 In the matter of
 the Estate of
 Jonathan Adams, deceased.
 It appearing to the Judge of said Court, by the petition this day present sd aud hled by James J. Hyde, the adInlnistrator of the estate of Jonathan Adams. deceaaed. pray ing for an order of sale of real estate and personal property, that it IS necessary to sell the whole of the real estate and person al property to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased and the debts. ex- penses and charges of administration;
 It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested III the estate of said deoeased.appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, the 27th day of August. A. D. 1882 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Probate Court, at the Court House in Mineral Park. in cid co unty of Mohave, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the sad administrator to sell all the personal property and real es- tate of said deceased;
 And that copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks Ill the Mo HAVE COUNTY MINER, a newspaper printed md published in said county.
 Dated July 30th, A. D. 1883.
 CHARLES ATCF 1SSON,
 4Ow& Probat Judge.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

WTOHpeople are always on inc lookout W N nIfor chances to increase their earn W ANAmgs, and in time become wealthy; chose who do not improve their opportgpl. ties remain in poverty, We want many men, women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first start. The bus mess will pay more tn III ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free, No one who engages faila tO ma le money rapid ly. You can devote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. Full in formation and all that Is needed sent free. Address STINsoN & Co.,. Portland. Maine,
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