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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Dr. E. (. West's Nerve and Brain ireutmenf, specific for HysterIa. DIzuu-s-. tulvulsiols Nervous Headache Mental Dag0a=-ion isos- of Memory, Spermatorrhoea, impotancy. lnVoluu- tary Emissions, premature old age. caused by Ovpr-exertiOn. sa.f-ahuse or over indulgence which leads to misery, decay and death One box will cure recent ca-eS. Each box contains one months treatment; q & box. ur=Jx boxes fOI $5 United States com: sent by maIl prepaid ou receipt of price. We varantee SIX boxes will cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes. accompanied with i've dollars. vc will send the purchaser our written guarautea To return the money if the treatment dneu not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
 :. F. NORBA. successor Co C. II. Meyer, No
 25 Congress street. Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Orders by mail at regular prices. mhI5-lyu&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
Snnrelne CnIIrt.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2s. Full bench present
 Henry Williams respondent vs. J. II. Bailey appellant. Ordered on calendar in accordance with stipulation filed. Tombstone N. S NJ. Co. appellant vs. Way Up NJ. Co. respondent. Argument of cause confirmed.
 THURSDAY. March ]. Full bench present.
 Henry 4. Williams respondent, j.. Murray Bailey, appellaut-submitted in accordance with stipulation filed Tombstone NJ. * NJ. Co. appellants vs. Way Up NJ Co. respondents. Final ar gument and submitted.
 FRIDAY, March 9. Full Bench present.
 J. C. Hicks. Esq. admitted to prac- tice.
 Geo. Lount, respondent. vs. Linda II. Lount. appellant. Judgment and de cree affirmed.
 Bradshaw M. S NJ. Co. appellant, vs. Abram 5. Hewett, respondent. Order of the District Judge and orders of the District Court affirmed. M. W. Bremen, respondent, ys. J. II. Foreman ct al., appellant. Judgment, decree and order reversed and cause re- handed.
 J. B. Southard, respondent, vs. Ed ward Field, appellant, 1 cases. Judg- ment affirmed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Ifnpo,ency. Exhauted Vitality, Premature De cline and LOSS or MANHOOD. in all it's conn plication> and from what.Eer cause produced. Itenrtche- ard purItes the blood. Strengthens the Nerves. Brain, Aluscle= DI-e-- tion. Reproductive OrEan-. and Physical end
 Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural debii- itating drain upon the system. preventing lnvol- untary lOsse- debiItatlng dreams. seminal losses with the urine, etc.. so destructive Co
 miud and body lt IS sure e,lmInstor of all KIDNEY All B. ADDER COMPLAINTS lt contains no iu.rrlous ingredients. To tho~e
 suffering from fhr evil effects of youthful
 intiI>crrffoa> or eNce>Se>. a speedy. thOr- ough and permanent ttRE i> GIARAN- TFEp. Price Ss.50 per bottle, or i've bottles in case with ful directions and advice. SiO. Sent secure from observatlon To any address up- on receipt of prlce, or c. c. D To bs had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
HUGH r. FARLEY.
JAMES BUELL..

ArrogNEY AND C1USsEI LoG- '--.. f.. nFFICE CORNER MEYER AND gsNN. V ton streets, Tucson. Arizo-a-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
PROF. ". r. TUTHILL.

PROFESSIONAL rI,Sp gySl. s.D Ear,iaH-
 hEpEEs NiS BE LETT AT G WiTFFID'S v dru- store. opposite rlH t|suVHur- r.I at Iau-faii'- bookstore. Satisfaction euara..test..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
T, aIILt-- LI0fI7 - 'T-7I-- I-I--7- 7I'I--7'
 HAYNES, MARSH E STILES,
WILLIAM J. OSBORN

ArrToESs-is ASD Co~SGEII s1-Ls@. NFFICES-CoRNER OF NEIEl AND i-s,'- V uiugtou streets. Tuc-nu. $. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Work on the Clifton < Lordsburg rall- road, states the Fl Paso Lone Star, is rapidly progressing. There are 65,0O0 redwood ties already unloaded at Lords burg and forty-fve car loads of rails. Cars and locomotives are expected to ar rive daily, and cars will be running within SIX miles of Clifton, or to the first tunnel, by July lst. Hampson and Gar land have eighteen large camps along the line of the road, and are employing 400 teams and 1000 men. Captain l.. $. Davis, who built the great ditch of the Moreno mines, Colfax county, New Mexico, is chief. engineer. The gauge of the road is three feet, and thirty-tive pound steel is to be used.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Young Porter Ashe and wife, who so miraculously escaped in the Tehachepi railroad disaster, and passed through Tucson few days later on their bridal tour, were the subjects of small sensa- ton in New Orleans the other day. They were taking promenade up the boulevard and Mrs. Ashe was carrying in her hand pOrtmOnnaie in winch was DO small amount of money and some iewelry. Suddenly thIef snatched the purse from her hand and made of with It. Porter followed and succeeded in overriding thescoundrel who turned and drew a knife on him. Fortunately be was arrested and disarmed and tbe purse recovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
DR. C. D. SALFlELD.

eI6 Kearney street. san Francisco. Cal.
 Consultations strictly confidential. by letter or At office FREE. For the convenience of De- tiauts and in order tO insure perfect zecrecy have adopted & private address. under winch all rzccaa.as are forEarCied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
Mormon Immigration to Arizona.

The success of the Mormon Church m securing the balance Of power in Idaho and controlling the legislation Tn that Territory. has caused the leaders to turn their attention to Arizona, where small colonies have already been planted, and larger ones are Tn contemplation. It IS understood here that orders have been given for five hundred families to leave for that Territory on the first day of March. They are to be sent from varl- .ous places of Utah, and their places are to be filled by the foreign immigration eI- pected in April. To seize and possess inc Rocky Mountain country Is the de termination of the Mormon Church. and It is making rapid strides in that direc- tiou
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
MILL SITES.

Herbert Day, Cababi, Feb 23, H W Littlefield. trustee. Anna. Cababi. Feb ?, H W Little field. D | Wood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Judge Porter returned yesterday from Tucson, where he argued the case of the Grand Canal vs Crismon. He considers the complaint made against Judge Hoover in the way 1t was and at the time 1t was a most outrageous pro- ceedIng that should have been severely dealt with by the chief justice. If such proceedings are to be allowed there can be no Supreme Court. He regards the move as most unparalleled and unprece- edented.-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
fSsGHeFS
,fSSOHeTS. TUCSON SMELTING
 ..-- AND.... REDUCTION WORKS.

Having erected a small blast smeiter of @ ca- paci-y of one ton of ore per day anu now pre- pared to srnelt ores m quantities From one pound upward. Prices for SrneitIng furrl-1ed r,r, ar,rttfftr5ou
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Suficiert Co sh0g It= Uer--. will be sent to any one applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age. Comm anIcstions strictly confidential.
 dAw-rf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

The Council passed the substitute to Cornell bill No. 70 last Saturday, to build the Prescott and Thirty fifth par allel railroad, by a unanimous vote. The bill now goes to the House and it is hoped that body will not wrangle over it as they did on the Lynx creek wagon road bill Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

tuTnGA f-Il2rslpl. AFerttn- N''tAtlg lfliAlt-r of Vision Euises Tn the Head: the yi'al fluid passing unobserVed m the uune, and many other diesasos ;hat lead t0 IusanIty and death.
 DIR. INVITE wlll agree Co forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for q case of thls kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and treatlnent) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found Iu it, Dk- MlNIIE tre6ts all Private Diseasee successfully without mer- cury. Consultation free. Thorough examina- ti"u and advice including analysis of urine, Sl.D. Price of the Vital Restorative, SS.lo bot tie. or four times the quantity, Slutu; sent to any address upon receipt of price or t. O. D., secure fenm observation. and m prlVHte name 1T desired. by A. F. MINTlE, NJ. D.
 II Kearny Street San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application ly letter stating symptoms, sex and are. tommu- nicatious strictly confidential.
 D.;- RINTIE'. Kidney Remedy SePh- reticurl, cures all kinds of kidney and Bladder Complaints. GonorrhCea, Gleet, LeucOrrhns. For sale by all druEgists; q a bottle siX bOtties fer g.
 DR MISTIE'S DaudeliOn Pill- are the best and cheApezt DyspepsIa and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all druggists. ieid6E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

NIToRSEi-tT-L1T. NorIsT Tl1'I1 f>H VI
 vEIfNgEs-
 |, PECIAL ASSISTANCE GIFEN lN oSttlS V ing Pateuts for mining and lT--e--r5 claims. Sud also titie to hand Cr1c- -E0 as.a.t and Um5e---uituge laws. ono or Isuuir.-t.1 street. opposite Cosnapoiit,.- ..ttai, .7scs"t-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Senator Tabor gave a dime at NIl- lards, Saturday evening, to President Ar thur and thirteen others. It Is said to have been the swell dinner of the sea- son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
DE- '. n. NINTAS-

DHISlCINN AND SURGEON. No. aS North Meyer St., taehsn, French and Spanish language -Iussu. uovci
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

Sevepty-five convicts of the Arkansas penitentiary, working on levee three miles below Helena, Arkansas, reyolteG overpowered the guards, shot J. Id: Grant, their employer, and seventeen oi them made thier escape, and have notye been captured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

T his Great Stren tn enin z Remedy and Nerve TONIC IS the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- ucal experience. and
 CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN Tl NeTTous and Phy- -ical Debility. Semi nal Weakness. Sper- matorrtna. Pro~ta- t"rrhcra. Emissions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
DIR BLANC.

PlfsfCreS tEu ~JEaEH~. NO. g NEYEE STREET CORNER FEN 4 r.rErsr. ' Ir..-sn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
A SS-A WING.
Tbs following

Ens following
 Assays SI per Metal.
 Gold. Silver Copper. Lead, Aatimouy and Iron Contracts made with uilu--- companies ar r-dccad rates.
 SAMPLES BY MAIL.
 In sending sample ry ulaii vr-p them up ln paprr boyes or slcl- --cureiy. and put no writing inside of the psck-ge. Mark your Name or Initials on the Outside. ig % package con- talns more than one sample. number them with fgsrs- and m a separate letter OF postal card aive instructions s- to what metals ygU wish each number assayed for. Write name and add rss plainly. send money by Post O,iice OUier or r,--- isterea letter. com may be sent rreics-.i U.-h thc samples of ore. at -enieT'S risk.
 Parties ai-h'u. rs check my work can r.r a portion of tne pulysrir. .'i som -fog t7v Ir7-,'- after 5i- se-ry I- rr.tr. V aeu -uhEgl.li ta any r-Iisb @ assay,.r. ff ai- uur- .Oe= Io- cou1cru. W tr IGiue | val gel -l- -,-r-.- uf bay rr ci-aeS s--ty- made alI cuarZ-. rotarrE flor Eiy work. I- lft.r words. cT~- itea my r--u't- correct Iu s.. cases slia u=' r.e T.r care On each assay af | would i- Eg- nlyluE uc Ea.nu- tFe ore.
 Duplicate c.rrItcs.fe~ turul-.r'. from Ir. r.c- 5rds free of charge ! cannot slve one party J.- rrsI.t Of another 1.s>ssy. except vlar ffc party yl-4-. i Il q. t.rt -s.s .i- 9 v..itren Ovta-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
.lILscsLLnneor.S.
M raEENA.
A Pc A Dc SESSIONS & FREEMAN Bf0EGFs < General Insurance AgtS
 No. 10 Congress Street.
rrrsoN. ARlZONA

Real state. Fire. ife and Accident Insurance - gents and deaIers m Mexican sIlvsr; sell draft-
 u any pa;Et iu Europe; buy County warrants Cash Soilier-' Final Stafaufenf~- ttiice open af all hour
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
THE SANTA RITAS.
New Developments in Old Mining Di--
 irict>.
 Iomhs,osi-. t..r,ubiica

Aoihi's' ut- trpuhilca..-
 More than passing interest x now being taken in the Santa Rlta noun tains, several important sales Of mining property having lately been made, aud good ore bodies developed iu many places. The opening of the Sonora branch of the AtchisOn, Topeka X Santa Fe railroad has had much to do with hls'miDlng revival in the Santa Ritas. giving as It does an opportunity of ship plng ores at profit winch could not for meriy have been made.
 Cuttenden station, on the SUnyita, the point of shipment for tine Santa Ri- tds and PatagOuIas, Is a scene Of bust lIng activity. New depot buildings, stores, saloons, blacksmith shops, etc, are being erected, and lively town will doubtless be the resul6. Several car loads Of sacked ore were observed there ready for shipment to the Benson smell er.
 TEMPORAL GULCH,
 Which heads near Mount Wrightzon tor "Old Baldy," Hs It Is familarly caliedl and runs southerly for distance Of twelve or fifteen miles, seems to be tue central point of attraction. 4 company composed Of West Virginia capitalists has lately purchased the Gringore and several adjoining claims and Major Bnmgardner, the superintendent, IS now on the ground and has commenced ac- tive operations. \ wagon road IS beIn ng constructed from Crittsndea to their mines, distant four miles; quarters for miners will be erected and the properties developed as speedily as possible. The GrIngore has large, well defined ledge running its entire length, which has been opened by shaft to Il depth Of 80 feet. The ledge Is white quartz carrying free gold in paying quantities, also some silver.
 OTHER MINES.
 The Mansfield group. further up the 2ulch, has been sold for q round figure to a good company, but operations have not yet commenced. though work will soon start up. Ore Is being taken out or the Rupert mine, on the same ledge, by Messrs. Hughes and Lyons, for ship ment to Benson. The shipment has al ready been made. which returned S2JO per ton.
 At Williams Basin, one mile above,ore for shipment Is being taken from the first east extension of the Bullion mine by Messrs. Williams and Turner. The ore Is gray copper and galena, very rich in silver and gold. The Bullion ledge can be distinctly traced for a distance of three miles, and at different points where 1t has been opened the ore is of the same character. The ledge is a con tact, the country being porphyry and syenite.
 Developments so far made have proven Temporal Gulch to be district which will cut no small figure in the bullion product of Arizona in the near future. At present good property can be purchased there for q song.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
IT P TTGHTHIZER.
F. D. FERGUSON
VI. J. WALSH.

4rr0sSEY ASD CoUSsElI.li-t Law, Na.
 Ctsfg STREET, irc-S. Ar. SPECIAL ATTENTION GNtN TO ALL - matters relative Co 3iiuius PsaGc and Frf- yslfr Land Claims, and Mexican tt-1 ariI 5.-r- ing 'pisle- and all siud- ct En---rsI sr Ssa..sH irausilJl"rs promptly furalStet
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
THE Great English Remedy!

Is a ueVer-failInC cure for Nervous Debility. } xhaustel Nitality, Seminal Weak ess. SpermatorrhHa. LOST MANHOOD. lmpoten. cy. Paralysis, ProstatOr- Th0a and all the terri ble effects of Self Abuse. youthful foliez, and exces-es in mGturer years such af loss Of Memory. .I4assItude. Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
GaIsTa. Silver and Copper Ores.

PACIFIC WAITE: JACKET SHELTERS Embrace many features th@f are entirely new and of Eregt practical ufiiifv which are cosrre,i by letters patent.
 No other furnaces can compEro aith the-e i,.i durability aui iu capacity for uninterrupted work. MORE THAN SIXTY of them are u v CT before obtained as regards continuous rtr.i ui"g. economy of fuel, crl-e and quality of bIl hon produced. We are prepared tn dauDust-1.-c by facts the claims here Usda.
 These Shelters are shipped lu @ c0uplet sta e requiring no brick or stone work. except q ai for the crucib.e thus saviuy great expense and l1ss of time m construction.
 Complete smeltiug plau-s made Go older vIth all the Improvements That experIence has proved valuable m this class of machinery. Skilled and experienced smeire~s furnished when desired Co examine mines and tp su!erIutend construction and running of furnaces. Estimates given rgnn apViica',oE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
J. 1L TURNER, lI D..

t.hSitlfN~ AND ---.t-4..f,. h.fICt REMOVED UpCONGHESS 57isi-i-T V few doors ytc-ro of tta po=tutr-, iucsou. Arirar-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
JAMES M. GLASS, B. c. L.,
VIM. A. SCOTT. LR.

Arg0ENEg AND CoUE5 5sIag-t tI-Ltw. .-rLAES AND TRANSACT PRO SSIONtL - business ID French. OH,.-No. u Camp street luc-uu. A. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
aCzIsTAfN HEMTDf AGAINST sal COV-
 ra.r
PcrJccti8 HarmieSs Used Inter
 RdIlH or E.uteFHHJiV.

J. II. ZEIIIS & CO. Proprietors Manufacturing Chemists. Philsdel- phia- Price, su cents Der bottle. Pint bot ties Sl. mhZ5d6w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
GEORGE J. ROsKRUGE,
l.. D. CEiILLSON,
SOLON Y. ALLIS.

CIvIl ENeJSrEa ASD U. $. DuUI4 li.sa-5-
 SURVEYOR AND MOZART PUBLIC. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER 1 ! of Pennington and aissar -tFeets. tofp- trusted to him will Ds attended t1 wl D prra5pt- r-.-- and di-uatcr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
r. whaSEl 4- s. 2ILLEa,s
 SaarchHr cs Real Estate Agent. Records and Notary WARNER < co.
D.. E. 2uLLE.
2. WA.tSEH

REAL ksT'fE 1SD AI~T.sCr OFFICE hFFICF slt PENNINGTON STREET. tUC- V spu. AT. General A-sut- for Che tJausae- tion of any business relating So rcal estate u Pima county. Abstract of ti.-cs 1. spe-lalty. Call and 4zsUs. tnurrr- reasonable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
\ 2 FETTT.

'. ?. IIIII, { lJUlIErT AND PRACTICAL III-,Fi.. N olr' Na. -l- Camp street, Tug-o1. offers hl. s-rsira- for tl- preparation uf plar- a-.. llls aud specihrstIouS Tor hglijlues ol cvs-y ar- srrlrtiuu and i1 eriuteut tia erection tt--rof % uots-.tr rate-. vitt satisfaction. Refers to loo t-It-ch-ljf 3. $. Elr-f-it. Ctar.ss R Drake. John &. Carr. Hert- Nc-.mar- t7l. a. A. Bean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
DR LIEBIG, 40g 3tH sE4R1 kainSI1s6 STR5ET'

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue A ss--fuliy by Homeopathy eV- cry form Cf Special or Chronic Disease without mercury or nau-enus dra4,s. Dk. LlEBiG'S INNlGOlAlOR is a positive and permanent cure for Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility LOss Aialho oc- Vital K
 haustion, and al the terrible re- suits of ahased nature. exce-ses and yuuthfUi f1liics. The Doc tor Wln agrec n writing Co for falt Sl.UtI Tor case that he un- dortake= and fails Co cure. The raasur thou-auds cannot get A.ured of Seminal Weakness and tho above diseases IS owing Co complication cal4-,i PrOstatOri- nea. Nch requires a special rsr--ay. DB. LIEBIG's IN NitibGA TOR. No. .. ,s a Specific cure for Fr0staIOT1hea- Price of either luvicorator. $ per bottle, or 6 bottles Sl1 Sent to any ad- dress securely covered from 0b- servatlOn. Seminal Weakness and Prost3toriEG- drain vitally from the body and cause uumer- Ous diseases that bafiie ordinary medical treatment. 1T allowed tp continue. fhe unnatural loss nifects the vital organs. which s-r.freHa f.s T r-.ss. rr fraaua.a. Con.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
FNRLL. sNfTH < sTEFHENs.

nEF CE SOUrHWsS. CORNER CHURCH v P aza. Tucson. .t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

sumption, Diabetes, Brights Disease. Jaundice Insanity, etc. Excesses. non-use, Abuse, Inherit cd WeakneEs Malnutrlion, Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases Debility and seminal weakness otstruct the lm- poFtsIt and necessary acts of life and their en- J0yuenfs. Cures Guaranteed. Diseases of the seniio urinary organs, kidneys. liver and blad- der a speciality. The many conplalnts and uis- eases Of women speedily cured; consultation at office or by letter free and confidential.
 ONE BOTTLE FREE
 Regular size Bottle of Ether lnvigorator sent free to show tine wonderful properties of the greatest InvisOrator known t0 modern Scientists. State -yIuItous age if married, etc RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay ments ID the same manner Hs they wOnld en- ploy their family physician.
 STRiCTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address, DB. Ii tBlG & CO. No. 40O Geary street. corner Mason. San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. 405 Mason street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
LOsFPH c. pEnEY.
WlL. F. SCOTT.

C-vN-ELLuI- tI-lAw. hFFICE NO. 2ls CONGRESS STREET. , Iucsou, A. y. No.ary Iulie.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

STOCK AND C1'uiE5CItl BEesrl;. ,Sr ..i--s.-sl
 ISsCRtSCE ATE,I.
 D EST COMPANIES AND LOWEST RATES. ID Blot-ers, Calendars, Etc. furnished g-lt4-. Loans negotiated and mining properties handled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
. . DRs. HANDY s HOLBROOK.

JC,ucI. OE IIl pEtrE NO. MEYER STREET. BETWEEN CON V grc-- and Pennington >trset- Tucson. ias
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

WICKS, WOODSIDE e GREGG. trToENIYs ASp CorNsFLLuE.s-t s-tr t,s tSu No-
 ItgIEs Iruu. nFFICE lit and -is THINNING TON STREET. V Tucson. A. '.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-07-06

A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.-The Anne
rican brig Mary Celeste, 26s tons register
which sailed from New York last wee
was ten years ago found abandoned in -
Mediterranean by a.British merchantmen,
and from that day to this no clue has been
obtained to the fate of her former captain
and crew. When first seen the Mary Ce-
leste was few miles to the leeward with
all sail set, yet behaving in such manner
that sailor could see that something was
wrong. Receiving no answer to their hail
they boarded her. The sight that greeted
them there excited feeling of intense
curiosity. Every sail was set, the tiller
was lashed fast, and not rope out of
place. Everything below and aloft was in
perfect order. The fire was burning qui-
city in the galley. The dinner was stand
ing untasted and scarcely cold. The car
go in the hold was intact. The pumps
were dry. No one, living or dead, was on
board.
The sailors searched vainly for an ex-
PLANTATION of the sudden disappearance of
the captain, his wife. his child and the
crew. In the cabin child's toys were scat
tered around, and piece of a woman's
dress was still under the needle of the
sewing machine. The log, written up to
the hour of her discovery, showed that
she hailed from Boston. There was not
drop of blood, a lock of hair, disordered
room. or anything to show the sign of
Struggle. The boats were in their places.
There was not the slightest cew by which
reasonable hypothesis could be advanced
to explain where the crew had gone. Cap.
tain Fleming, her present commander,
says that she has been lucky vessel ever
since, and never ghost or spook of those
who vanished from on board have ever APP
| peared on her since.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-07-06

A REMARKABLE AND SAD GOMEZ
DENCE.-Judge Jeffries of King and
Queen, recently held a special term of the
Circuit Court in Williamsburg for judge
Henley. In connection with it we are in
formed of sad coincidence. When asked
by Judge Henley to sit for him Judge
Jeffries assenGed, remarking that he would
like to revisit the old Burg, where, as a
boy, he had been student at William and
Mary College, but at the same time re-
marked further that he never went there
without being somewhat oppressed by a
feeling of impending evil; that in 1928
whilst there he was notified of the death
of his father. This presentiment was only
too fully realized. Whilst walking through
the asylum grounds with Judge Henley
last Thursday week dispatch was handed
him announcing the hopeless illness of his
wife, and she died that day before he could
reach her. Upon reading the dispatch
Judge Jeffries was so completely Frustrated
that Judge Henley had to almost take him
to the hotel HAMPTON Monitor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-07-06

ADVERTISING

procession in commemoration OF Pres
dent Harrison, " ho died month afte !
his Inauguration 1t was chilly. dismaI
day in April, and all the town was absorb
ed in the imposing pageant. The receipts
during the first week were ninety-two doll
lars; the expenses. five hundred ard TWEEN
ty-fve. But the little paper soon caught
three weeks increased at the rate of about
300 day. 1t began its fourth week with
5000; its seventh week with II 900. The
first number contained four columns of
advertisements; the twelfth, nine columns;
word, the success of the paper was imme-
diate and complete.