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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-01

GAIT. ADAM JACOBS of Brownsville,
Pa, has left q will intended to tie mp his
estate for as long a time as the law allows.
Awaiting himself of the act OF assembly
which permits a man to make will in
such nanuuer that it will control his
estate for period of q years after the
death of the youngest heir living at the
date Of the same, his deviscs are such that
il his grandchildren live to the age of 80
the estate will be controlled by tho pro-
visions OF the will for about 50 years.
One provision OF bis will, howev -. is open
to attack on the ground that it is Trejudi
cal 70 public morals. Sometime ago
George Dawson Jacobs, the youngest
child, incurred the displeasure of his
father by marrying, as the latter deemed,
"bslow his station" This young man is
cut off without a shilIing-as long as he is
the husband Of his present wife. II At
any time, however, George d. should take
unto himself . wife who is unobiection
able to his mother" ample provision is
m Ido for him. This may be construed as
a hint in the direction of a divorce.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Postage Reduction.

Postmasters throughout the q. s.
have been notified of the going into
effect of the Act of Congress of June
9, 1884, by which the postage on
newspapers ard periodicals of the
second class, when sent by others
than the publisher Or news agent,
is reduced to one cent for each four
ounces or fraction thereof, 10 be
fully prepaid by postage stamps.
Until now any one, other than the
publisher or news dealer, mailing a
paper had to affix one cent If the
weight was two ounces or less, and
a like amount for each two ounces
of increase. Many people failed to
observe the rule and would mail
heavy doubIe sheet editions OF
papers, or weekly with only one
cent stamp. Consequently the pa
pers never went fertilizer than the
office at which they were posted.
Now the trouble will be obvIated,
for one cent will carry any newspa-
per, or bundle of newspapers, of
which the weight with the wrapper
On does net exceed four ounces.-Er
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

Headquarters Department of Arizona,
Office Chief COmuis gary of Subs stence
WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Preseo t. \ T.,
GtEALED PROPOSALS. in tripiicate.
- subject TO the u ual cnf ditions, viii
be received a this Iffice and at he Office
OF h ciiHg Ccminis airy o. Subsistence
at n Carlos ,uulil - O'Clock. noon.
on Eaenday, .5UtS 81. sse<- At which
Time and PAGES Jhey wi be opened in
the presence Of bidders, for furnishing
and delivery of sIch quantities OF Beef
Cate. on he hoof, as may from time 10
time be required by the Subsi~ teEce d.
partment for Issue troops. lnGian
scents, and -.risoness at the san Carlos
Reservation. A t. ON = ugrst 10, 1884.
10 jane go lsS5
The probab' quantity Of beef sattle re-
quir d viii be aeoul -9,seO pounds, net,
per month
Deliveries of beef cattle viii be required
every 30 days.
Bidders wlll state The price FER pound,
NET EIGHT
The Government res erves the right to
reject amy or all p Oposals.
p opo-ais must be eccomparird by a
guarantee signed by two re ponSibIe per
sons in the sum Of s. GOO each. and in ac-
oIdance with the form presc II bed.
Bidders Wi nderS.aRd that contracts
made unier this ad erfiSf meBt and pro-
po~als IN 4de IN resDot Sc thereto shall not
be construed to involve the Uni;ed States
in any obligation for payment in excess
of the apProp ton granted by Congress
for tue purpose.
Bank proposals. guarantees and aft da-
wits, and full information as 70 The man
1, Of b;d.ing. conditions TO he observed
by bidders. and terms Of contract aud pay
ment- will be furnished application 10
this Office, or to the Co. missary at the
pot.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked p roposals for BeefGnttIe'' and
addressed to the nndersis ned OF to the
Acting c. 5. at an Carlos, 4. T.
CHAS. p. EAGAN.
June 90. Captain and c. 5, U ) Army.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Unfortunate soldiers.


Troop TX" of the Sixth Cavalry
which left Fort Lowell for their
new post in New Mexico, on Dec>
Grafton Day, on the march overland,
met with a rather serious experience
at Cedar Springs, in Apache county,
this territory They had halted
there for a rest and before leaving,
the fact WAS developed that seven
teen mem bers of the troop had
taken smallpox. When the fact
became known the troop was halted
for an indefinite period and all
eneraies of the officers and Surgeon
Carroll were bent 10 proven: fatal
results and the spreading of the
epidemic. At last accounts all those
who were stricken were conv. les
cent and hopes were entertained
that no further cases would appear
in the troop.
1t is supposed that the epidemic
had been raging in a mild way
among the Mexican population in
that place for some time previous
Star.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Origin of Ammonia.

Ammonia IS obtained in large
quantities by the putreiaction eff The
urine of animals. = Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Every housekeeper can test baking
powders containing this disgusting
drug by placing can of the "RoyaP
or ANDREWS Pearl" top down on a
hot stove until heated, then remove
the cover and smell
DIR. Prices cream Baking Pow
ders does not contain ammonia,
alum, lime, potash, bone phosphate i.
Plove it by the above test. 1t is
prepared by a physician and chemist
with special regard to cleanliness
and health fulness.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

The managers or the Fiesta
grounds, thinking that some respect
should he shown on the part of the
people to the Fourth of July, would
respectfully invite all Americans
and those sympathizing with the
American people to call at the
FIESTA grounds at 3 O'clock, July 4,
and hear The Declaration of Inde-
pendence read, and see the horse
race. sack race, and such other
sports as we are able TO get up in
tae short space of time left lis, and
10 conclude with few dances, and
fireworks in the evening.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Territorial Twfgs.

The Tombstone Epitaph OF June
Both says: The Firemen Will Civ.
ball July 4th. "A $50 swimming
match on July 4ih. Lieut. Fred
ochwatka. Third Cavalry, the wells
known Attic explorer, has been
ordered by General Pope to report Ia
the commanding officer at Fol I
Thomas, Arizona, for duty as A. A.
Q NJ. and A. C.. s. From Alaska
to Arizona is quite jump. Work
will not be resumed in the big
mines of Tombstone as long as the
Miners Union is in existence. This
has been resolved upon by the di-
rectors of the three principal cons
panies, and is brought about by the
lawless attitude assumed by the
leaders of the Tombstone union, as
expressed by the president of that
body. Mrs. Seamans, wife OF w.
IF. Seamans, clerk of the district
court of Cochise county, died in
Boston, June goth after long ills
ness.
The Prescott Courier of July 1st
says: Irotter, who was shot last
week, continues very low. The
jury in the A. O. Neyes case disa-
greed. . al Cock and Mckee Scott
were indicted for the murder of
Riley. The ice company will erect
buildings on two Granite street
lots, for new machinery ordered.
Superintendent Craigue is happy on
account of great riches in Dosoris
and Raven mines. ;. Copper Basin
is not dead; nor is it very fast asleep.
There will be lively mining and
smelling there next fall. "A party
of miners are talking of starting the
old Del Pasce mill. They have
plenty of rich gold rock. -. Mr..
Cartmell Is making money by work
ing tailings at the Bradshaw Basin
mill
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Territorial Twi%s.

The Prescott Courier of July 2nd
says: The United Verde Company's
so ton smelier ran out, in June, 800
tons of copPer>silver bullion worth
just $4,000; of This the copper was
worth $4,000; The SILVER $50, 600
Where is there a mining property
that can beat thisY. -. Dir. Bacon,
who owns cattle and 4 range Oh the
Prescott & Mohave road, has just
sold 500 head of beef cattle 10 CAL
iforuian for $4,000. Gov. Tritie
reached home last evening He is
filed with hope Of the speedy b.iild-
ing of the Central Arizona railroad.
His moneyed friends in California
look with favor upon the enterprise,
and he will now go East to confer
with the officials of the AicbisOn
and the A. & p. roads. The GSv>
ernor thinks the A. & P. viii very
soon lease or purchase the Mobave
branch of The s. p.
The Tucson Star of July 81 says:
The Arctic Ice Works will furnish,
gratis, one ION of its best ice for the
celebration On the Fourth. =. Cons
plants are numerous against fast
riding and driving on The main
streets of the city. A moonlight
picnic is being arranged which will
lake place on the island in Warmers
Lake Thursday night. e. Hon. r. j.
Bolan, alternate to the National
Democratic Convention, viii leave
this morning for Chicago. Mr..
Bolan IS an indefatigable worker
and und erstands the wants of the
people. He VIII sndeavor to have
plank inserted in tie platform de-
handing The removal of the Indians
to the ludsu Territory. Dis
patel rec wa in this city last
evenine ~ Billy Reid announced
the death e. e Angeles yesterday
of John n 5omlinson, formerly of
this city but ialely of Dragon Sum-
nit. He WAS known here as Tom
Tom linson and was an old settler.
The dispatches did not state the
cause of his death. Articles of
Incorporation of the Grass Valley
Live Stock and Land Company have
been filed; capital stock 100000 in
1850 shares of 800 each. Term so
years. Corporators, NJ organ R. Wise,
J. c. Waterman, L. L. ttjle.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

We sincerely believe that the
| apathy concerning the celebration of
the Fourth of July IN Phoenix arises,
not from lack Ct patriotism, but
from laziness and the lack of ener-
getic leaders The people of Phoc-
nix are not stingy and if some per-
son had iGken the trouble to collect
money and manage the affair it
would have received hearty support
1t is duty and safeguard 10 The
rising generation to instil into them
veneration for'the Fourth of July
which produced the Declaration of
independence and gave to the per~
secuted eff all nations welcome
asylum a land Of liberty. The
Irish Zee to America for bread which
cannot be earned under the infa>
nous land laws imposed by Eng
land up,n Ireland and which was
overfhrown in America on the
Fourth of July. The Germans fec
TO our lard from oppressive military
laws that require az light years
sacrifice of the best part of life.
The Jews are welcomed from lands
that persecu'e ard Stay them. All
except the Chinese that
array themselves against US, fiud
hearty welcome from oppre sion or
poverty and soon assimilate and be-
Come a part of our people. The
celebration of the Fourth of july is
Of vital Importance to the future If
America.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

Robert B. Todd, Plaintiff,
vs..
Florencev Todd, D PENDANT.
action br, uSht in the District Court of
the : cond Ja1.cial District OF the Terri
try of Arizona. III and tor the COMFY of
Maricoph, aud the complaint fled in said
county of Ma ieofa. in the off of The
Clerk of said Dis rfct oHrt.s
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting
to Florence V. Todd, defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
10 appear in an action brought against
yon b the 1bove-namrd p ain III, in the
iStfict Court If The Second Judicial Dis
tr1ct OF the Terri OrY of = riZoHG in snd
for the Coun of Maricopa- and answer
the complaint died with the clerk of this
court at Phoenix, in said county. ( copy
of which COMPLAINT accompanies this
eummonS) within twenty DAYS (excl~siyo
AFTER II c service uron yOu 81 this serVic =
II served in this county; bat, if served out
of the county and vi hin this district,
then within thirty days; in all other cases
for days-or judgment by default will
be taken aga1 st yo. according TO the
prayer of complaint The said actor is
b ought To obtain q decree of this court
forever dfss diving the bonds of matrlmo
ny existing between plaintiff and defend
ant. Pialn III prays for gen raj relief.
And you are hereby notified that if you
tail to appear and an -wer said com ,laint.
as above r quired, the said plaintiff will
take default against you and apply 10 the
Court for tire r-hef demanded Their in and
ccSTs ana disbGi Sements in this behalf
expended
civ, under 10y hand and the seal of
The District Court of the Second Judicial
Dis + CT Of the Territory of Arizona in and
FOR he County IF MARCO. "a. this fifth day
If June, A. ID. 1884,
(SeaD FRA CTS A SHAW, Clerk.
by c. Ii. KNAPP. Deputy Clerk
Alsap q Baker. Attorneys for plaintiff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
A Boon Companion.

Mr.. John Rolfe, champion bicycI-
list of Australia and England, writes
to the Argus, Melbourne, Australia,
that in the six days contest for the
championship, after riding eight
consecutive hours each day, his
limbs became stiff and sore, and he
is POSITIVE he Won the great race,
and rode al other 100 miles against
time Immediately afterw ard. from
the wonderful effects produced by
the use of St. Jacobs Oil, in training
and racing. He calls it his boon
companion, and recommends it to
all athletes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Arizona Railroads.

A special dispatch received to Say
June 81 from San Francisco, says
the scheme for the construction of
the Tucson & Gulf OF California
railread is being revived. e. B.
Pomroy, secretary of the company,
has arrived in San Francisco 10
confer with Governor f. A. Tritle
on the matter, and to determine en-
the connection TO be made south
from Phoenix. To sid The construc>
tioa Of the road the Mexican governs
ment has made q cuncess on of $4,000
a kilometer, equal 10 about $4,000 a
mile. II is stated that work will be
Immediately and push
ed TO u speedy completion -Ept
tdph
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Declaration OF Sole .rrader.

HNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
IA enfs that l. Sophronfu P Derrick,
wiIe Of Timothy F. Derrick, OF the county
of Maricopa, Ierr tory Of Arizona, do
hereby declare and make known:
That L am over the age of ! years, and
that intend from end after this date TO
carry or business as hereinafter stated
in nv own name aud on nv own account
as sole trader, and to become individu-
ally responsible in my own name for all
debts contracted by me on account of my
said business, which said business is TO
be carried OH in said county of NJ aricOpa.
furI her dec-are ard make known that
the business intended TO be carried on by
ms is that of farming and stock and poul-
try raising i'll ali The branches thereof,
end that the amount 10 be invested in my
said business will rot exceed the sum of
five hous nd dollars, all Of which money
so invested in the business aforesaid will
be under my sole control.
This declaration is intended as q COM
pliance with the provisions of sections "a,
25, 26. =. 2s and 90 of an act of the LeRir
Iature of the Territory of Arizona, en- j.
lied IAN Act amendatory OF Chapter 81,
Howell Code,v passed December ~, 1865.
In witness whereof l have hereHnto set
my hand and seal this goth day of June,
A ,. 1854.
(Seai) soPHRoNIA p. DERRICK.
Territory of Arlzora, County of Mari
on the ihirtieth day of June, A. D. one
thOu> land eight hundred and eighfy-four,
nefore me. John 4. Alsap, a Notary Pub
lie in aud for the county of Maricopa, IN
the Territory of Arizona, personally ap-
pesred Sophronia p. Derrick, wife of
Timothy F. Derrick, personally known to
me to pc the person described in and who
executed The f,regoibg declaration, and
who signed the same And the said So
phronia r. Derrick, wife OF the said Tim
ot0y F. Derrick, having been by me txam-
ined, separate and apart from and without
the hearing of her said husband she Or
such examination dec AIRED to me her ia
tentiOn to become sole trader, set
forth in the foregoing deelara ton. and
in Accordance Herewith. and she ac-
knowleGged TO me at she executed the
foregoing declaration freely and volunta-
ri!y, for the uses aud purposes therein
mentioned, without fear, coei cion or corr
puislOIl on the part OF her said husband,
and d d not wish 10 retract the execu ion
of the me-
III witness whereof l have -hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal the
day and year in this certificate first above
written. JOHN TAI AP,
fNOtary Seal.) Notary Public
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
All wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Buffers.

?
You WILL never have sour stoDl
ache if you drink Damisna Bitters.
The sale of an article Is the criter-
ion of irs merits Damiana Bitters
have large sales
For good appetite drink Dami-
ana Bitters j. N. Motano, agent.
Damiaaa Bittcrs regulate the
stomach and is the best tonic.
a POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =
Damiana Bltters
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bltters.-J. M. Mon
tano, Agent.
DAMIANA makes the old young and
the weak strong and healtly.-J
Montana, agent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
BlGoacd Cattle.

Messrs. T. d. Treat and w. A .
Morgan, formerly of Kansas, have
bought a ranch in the TCrtillita
mountains which Is capable of sus-
tanning about ten Thousand head Of
cattle These gentlemen have had
considers BILE experience in The cattle
business in Kansas ard come to
Arizona with the view of raising
bleodCd stock for the Territory.
For the past four weeks they have
been busy building corrals and
and making other improvtm' MIS-
preparatory 10 stocking the ranch.
Mr.. Morgan will leave this morning
for Kansas to arrange for the ship
ment of the stock which will be
made as soon as the trouble on the
railroads are repaired. They have
on their ranch in Kansas over FIVE
hundred head of high grade cows
aud a number of thoroughbred short
horn bulls. These together with
others that viii he added will he
brought to-their ranch in the Torti-
lita mountains Their whole time |
will be devoted to this class of stock. |
Star.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

The managers of he Fiesta have
secured all the fireworks to be had
in town, and the only display will
therefore be at the Fiesta grounds
tomorrow evening.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Building Lots for sale.

Lots No. 1, and in block No. /,
city of Phoenix. Apply to DR.. R. E.
Ligbtburne, office dearly opposite
Lemon Hotsi- tai
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Assessment Notice.
Office If Grand anal Company.
PhnaniH n lima

Office If Grand anal Company.
Phoenix a. T.. Jnne 9.
NJ Office is hei bS given tha- at a
the day of June, A D. 1884. -ess-
ment of 7 twenty-five dollars (S2a) per share
was levied upon the capii al stock of the
corporation, ayable June 10. 1854 at the
oif;ce of he Graz d Canal Company, Phe
nix A Il.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18Th day of
tised for sale at pubic aucti on; and, un-
less pavmert is made before. will be sold
on the IeLh day of July, A d. 1884, to pay
he delinquent ass"s ment- tosether with
costs of advertising and expenses ofsa.e.
u. w. uOADLEY,
Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

Positions for two young girls as
Louse>servants. Apply to Carlos
Peros.'s house. Corner of Monte
yuma and Monroe streets.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
If They Only Knew 1t.

Eminent physicians say that few
thorough applications of st. jacobs
Oil will increase The circulation and
srve many life.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Letter List.
Unclaimed letters remaining in
the pcstoffice at Phoenix, Arizona
June 30 1884.

Unclaimed letters remaining ir
the pcstofiice at Phoenix, Arizona
June 30, 1884:
Bell, S A Boren. 8 81
Brenon, James Bryce, James
Cleveland, G w Coffin, w G.
Clark, Harry
Dave, Frank Dew ey, Joe
DUNCAN, Mrs A
GARRISON, F Gayardo, NJ G
Howe, z F-3 Hakes, G r
Keith, jeff
Mohnney, ID B Mansco, VIM A
Peterson, Jonas Povid, Henry
Rector. r o Roberts, p II
Reed, l. To
Sloppy, s P Sweeney, Geo
Steuson, A D j Shoemaker, Geo
Van Scoy, Jas
Wills, Thos
CARRIES EsPANOLAs.
Burruel, F-2
Fimbrez, Gabriel
LaurO, Juan Leyeas, Julian
Ley hos, Eco LabOrin, Antonio
R"bles, Bernsbe
Sivars, Fiona
Valle, Pedro
RETURNED LETTERS.
MARTINEZ, Jesus Taylor, z r
W ] Wilson, A A
Call for advertised letters.
GEO. L. MowREY. P. NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
c. E. DALEY,

late U, S. Receiver Of Public Moneys.
r AND PASENT AND CLAIM AGENT
IL and Attorney. No. ia Camp street.
p o. box IA. Tucson .Busin ess under
Z. 8. Land Lave specially.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

Callithumpians will meet in the
lot south OF Phoenix News Depot at
p. m.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Eotice.

A MEETING of the stockb olders of
IA the Arizona Indus nal Exposition
Associat on " iii be htld al he courthouse
in The city ofPhPhix. al , O'Clock in the
afternoon of W, dnesday, July 23rd, 1884,
for the purpose Of electing Board of
Directors ind transaciing such other bus
mess as may properly come before the
meeting By order of the Incoip oraring
Corr mitsee. PHILIP <. HICKFY
Secretary pr ten
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
TIE Cotton CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-Cbarles
Crncke or fl ed an affidavit .o~day in
answ Ell 10 Mrs. Colton's application
in her suit now being tried IN Santa
Rosa, against Stanford, Croker and
Huntington, in which she asked
that custodian be appointed TO
receive and hold the several bonds
ard other securities involved in the
suit, now in possession of the dee
PENDANTS. Crnrker in answer, char
acterizes all Mrs. Colton's aIicga-
tons as devoid of foundation, ard
asserts that all defendants are ach
posse sscd Ct zeal estate and other
property far exceeding the amount
involved and claimed by plaintiff.
The discussion over the answer will
pro baby occupy several days.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

VICTORIA, B. c., July IA terri
BILE Il p.osion took place yesterday
in No shaft of the Wellington
colliery at Nanaimo, by which "A
miners, all white, lost their lives
and number OF others were burned
and injured. At the time the ex-
ploslon occurred there were nifty
men in the mine. At one o'clock
eleven bodies had been recovered.
Thtir features we're unacceptable
Up to nine o'clock tonight fifteen
bodies had been taken ont, and 1t is
supposed that nine more are still in
the mine. The cause of the explo>
sion is supposed to have bern an
accun u,ailon of gas in the mine.
This disaster is without para lei IN
the mining history of British Colum-
bia Tie scene ut the mouth of the
shaft was hear0ending. Mr.. Dans-
n uir, ;he owner, has left Icy special
steamer for the scene of accident.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
Summons.
Robert B. Todd, Plaintiff,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Sec
1 ond Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for the County of Mar
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
MOVEMENTS OF BLAINE.

BRUNSWICK, Me, July Blaine
h; S accepted the invitation of Bow
doin college and will be IN attend
ance at the commencement day, July
10. He will be the guest of General
Chamberlain.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
rELgcRAPHIc.
1:HE puLL1oN REaINs To Flow.

THE BULLION BEGINS TO FLOW.
CLIFTON, July AT 4 o'clock
this morning the fires were lighted
in the Cotton stacks of the Arizona
Copper Company's new furnaces.
There were a few trifiing delays in
gelang The machinery into running
order, aud the first charge of copper
was not drawn until 10 a. m. a
large crowd of citizens were present
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The works have a capacity of $50
tons per day. The Detroit Copper
Company's new plant at Morenci,
Onsisting of three stacks, with
capacity of $50 tons per day, is
nearly COM leted, ard will be blown
about July Goth. Clifton district
viii ,siOuish the world as bullion
producer in the next twelve months.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

kumors of wedding for satur>
Gay night, bus 40 particulars can be
learned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

For Fresh Candy md Nuts go to
w, F. Everhart's Drug and Variety
Pslore.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03
LOCAL LINES.

jewelry at ciarke's.
Holiday tomorrow, no paper.
Cutters Whisky at the o. K.@
AL kinds of Jewelry at clarke's. :
Flags ut cost at G Eo F. CcArss s*
siessrs. Todd. Cook and Finley
came down from Vu'ture to~day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-03

Fire, imported old caeuscs guar
Anteeti pure Ut Family Liquor Store
opposite postsffice