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NOTICE.

IN
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
Thomas J. Griffee, of Carroll county, Mary
land, of the tendency of proceedings in in
solvency in the Circuit Court for Carroll coun-
ty, on the petition and application of certain
creditors Of said Thomas j. Grihee, and the
creditors of said Thomas J. Griffee are mott
fed and required to attend on Monday, the
the Judges room, at the Court House, in the
city of Westminster, Carroll county, Nd, for
the purpose of choosing permanent trustee
for the estate of said insolvent.
]. OLIVER WADLOW,
Preliminary Trustee.
Reifsnider & Fink, Attorneys for Petitioning
Creditors and for Preliminary Trustee.
July 1921
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Earned runs-Westminster l. Two-base
hit-Schweitzer Left on bases-Littlestown
4; Westminster I. Double play-Schweitzer
and Barnitz Struck out-Houseman 10;
Morris ID. Bases on balls-by Morris 3.
Struck by pitched balls-Houseman 2; Morris
.. Passed balls-2 each. Wild pitch-Mor
ris l. Umpire-B. F. Grouse. Time of game
one hour and fifty minutes.
In the third inning passed ball was
blocked" by being picked up by bystander,
and two runners got in. The decision was a
little doubtful, however, as the ball is thought
to have touched the BATTER foot.
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A cARD-To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. A. B. ALB1UGH,
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Having Withdrawn from the firm of NJ.
Schaeffer & Co., with whom | have been for
six years, | will open business for myself
about the first of April in the room opposite
J. 4. Wampler's store, and will conduct II
general stove, gas fitting, plumbing, tin roof
ing and spouting business, All kinds of pipe
furnished and laid. Slate mantles of all styles
furnished at the lowest price. Large stock of
milk cans on hand or made to order old ones
repaired. Mending and repairing at the low
est price. Tools and machinery of modern
patterns An experienced timer employed.
Personal attention given to all work. Work
done by us guaranteed. A liberal share of
the public patronage solicited. BsS@ Agent
for the Splendid Fire Place Heaters. Other
makes furnished to order Estimates free of
charge. .. ID. GILBERT,
mar 24-1yr Westminster, Md.
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The people are invited to call at my BUGGY
REPosIrORY, on Main Street, Westminster,
and examine my assortment Of
BUGGIES, PHETONS and CARRIAGES.
| sell none but the celebrated Louis Cook
Manufacture. This is the eighth season for
me in the business The first season | sold
two, last season | sold eighty-nine. | can
show five Buggies sold to one family. ! only
ask anyone to call and see me before pur-
chasing. l will not be undersold by any one,
and will make good every word | say in the
sale of vehicle or no sale.
HARNEss-It will pay any man to come
twenty miles to buy a set of Harness of me.
l sell Harness cheaper than any man in Ma
ryland. | sold iifty-five sets last year. will
also sell Whips and Lap Spreads. | don't
recommend them, they are too cheap to be
good.
Come and see me at my old stand, $50 yards
west of the Railroad, next door to John
Keen's Green Grocery. Should | be away
! from town, see +. 0. Grimes, at the Depot.
r. C. MATTHEW'S.
p ST. am Agent for the sale of very
fine SPRING WAGON made by John Eek
enrode, price $4,000 Also several two horse
Spring Wagons made for the an Agricultural
Company, price $4,000 each; cost S160 one
year ago. Two second hand Carriages. A
new Dayton Wagon made by Jno. Eckenrode,
fine job.
apr 12-Gm r. c. MATTHEW'S.
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DEN MAR AND MT. QUIRAUK.
NNUAL~ EXCU RSION
OF THE
Westminster Fire Department
ON TUESDAY, JULY 90.
Below will be found the rates, Round Trip
Tickets. and the Time-tab

CHILDREN under u years, half the above
rates, except from Spring Mills and Ayondale
the halfrate will be Soc, and from Double
Pipe Creek 35c.
Arrive at Pen Mar at 1890 a. IN. Return
ing, leave Pen Mar at $50 p. M; arrive at
Westminster at 7.47, Glyndon 8.35 p. m.
w. l.. SEABR00K, Prest
DENTON S. GEHR,
J. C. MORLEY, Committee.
W. F. TYLER, jyl2:2t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
Alfred V. Shipley, of Carroll county, Mary
land, of the tendency of proceedings in in
solvency in the Circuit Court for Carroll coun,
ty, on the petition and application of certain
creditors Of said Alfred V. Shipley, and the
creditors of said Alfred V. Shipley are mott
fed and required to attend on Monday, the
Dist day of July, 1884, at 2 o. clock, p. M, in
the Judges room, at the Court House, in the
city of Westminster, Carroll county, Nd, for
the purpose of choosing permanent trustee
for the estate of said insolvent.
J. OLIVER WADL0W,
Preliminary Trustee.
Reifsnider & Fink, Attorneys for Petitioning
Creditors and for Preliminary Trustee.
July 1927
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
v In Freedom District, Carroll county, Nd.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
In Manchester district, Carroll county, Nd

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, on
Thursday, 7th day Of august. 1881,
the three following tracts of land, viz: LIST, a
tract containing
Al ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
of which Acres is good Woodland. The
improvements consist of Log
House, well of water at the AGs&A-,G
door, Stable, Corn House, &C. 50 ~ STSA
The second tract contains 1l9L1ILss@5zT
631 ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS,
of which % Acres is in fine Timber, consist
ing of chestnut and oak. The third tract
consists of
40 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
of which IA Acres is in good chestnut and
oak Timber. These several tracts lie about
three quarters of a mile from Louisville, on
the Nicodemus road.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Terms of Sale.-0ne: third cash, balance in
and 9 months; or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser or purchasers.
Persons desiring to examine the land will
call at the first named place.
CHARLES W. LEE,
July I2-ts JAMES T. C0NAWAY.
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LittIestown Defeats westminster.
WESTMINSTER.

Following is the score of the game played
here last Saturday between the Littlestown
and Westminster Clubs:
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GoMMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.

The County Commissioners Of Carroll
county will meet at their Office, in West
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY OF AuGusT,
1884, for the transaction of business.
By order, CHAS. E, LAUVER,
July II fa3 rrfs4s fit Clerk.
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VIII visit the following places:
Union Bridge.-lst Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
NetD Windsor.-2d Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
Taneyto1n to the last and the last
Friday in each month, remaining until Satur-
day evening.
One Of the firm can always be found in the
Office. sep 23-tf
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE

DUBLIC sALE.-on Thursday, July
Il 9th, at p M, on the late Jacob Powder
farm, near Westminster, will be sold Horses,
Wagons, Carriages, Farming Implements,
Household Furniture, &c. For particulars
see bills. GEO. B. HAYES 3
Vim. B. Thomas. Clerk.
July 2t r. G. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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The telephone exchange in this city was
regularly opened on Thursday, Miss Mary b.
Shellman being operator. There are
more than twenty subscribers connected, and
other telephones are being put in. tits prob
able that they will be in pretty general use
shortly. The line is now being putup between
Uniontown and Union Bridge, and will be
completed to the latter place by tomorrow.
Connection between this place and Union
town was made on Thursday evening. Per
sons at Uniontown can be heard palmer than
those in Westminster. M
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HOUSE AND LOT
AT PUBLIC SALE.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT
OF CARROLL COUNTY.

july u is R. C. Matthews, Auctieneer.
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cHAs BILLINesLEA, D. D.s. G. E. BAuGHMAN. D. D. $
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COOK BUGGIES
" COOK BUGGIESI

June 21-5t
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EnsliAh Hare.

It appears that some of the Cali iornia sporrsmen have been importing hare from England to be used in coursing. The reason given Is that the English hare do not break cover and start away in straight line over hill and dale, as do the j,ckass rabbit of the pacific coast, but run in circles. A Comstock sportsman, commenting upon the scheme, says it will not be long before the English hare w.ll fol- low the example of the jlck rabbit and strike off in bee-line. He says the reason the hare m England run in circle Is that they cannot run in any otherway without running off the sol i'd ground and leading m the ocean.
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Mir. W. II. Harrington, one of the most enthusiastic and sue ceSsful workers in the county of Ydvapai for the democratic pirty, has been among Us this week, m the interest of the party ticket. Mir. II. has been on the railroad for the past three years, doing du,iness, and IS we'll and favorably known to all. His many irlerds gave him cordial greeting, and he IS doing good work for the party ticket. We hope to see hlm here again.
 Mtssrs. Chas. Taft and Sherman Cox, the famous hunters who live on the other side oi SLn Francisco m)un taIh, brought in yesterday eight ante. lope, and one deer, the latter buck weighing one hundred and seventy five pounds. They report game plentiful Tn their region, and they in. tend to bring in deer, antelope and turkey, which find ready sale here and along the line of the railroad.
 Our townsman, w. C.. Stewart, is receiving numerous letters of congratu- latlon from the stOCkmen of the northern portion of the county, on his nomination for the council. Mir. Stewart is a man who, if elected, will do his duty to the county, hence it cannot be gainsayed he will receive a very fattering vote from that i'm portant element. !
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We have ha-d from last three hundred thousand feet of COMMON -AkS. assorted lengths and wdhs sound We close and in order do have decided to offer stands 7tn Days ThonaaA de- liveed bot Casi Our yard getting overcrowded; and determined make this sacrifice get it.
 Ren,ember this refuse cul lumber. It is GOOD, CON- MON LUMBER ani just the thing for Barns. shedding, Sheath Fences There why fine boodei stock shoui compelled the of the scorchng heals material for comfortable shelter be procured this For temporary for ptrmanen hostins works sorting platforms, M gng this lumber just the thing you been Something that woult do aid wasn't high priced Come and look If you can; you won regret it.
 Tls offer is remain OPEA SLY7Y D.t W until the Colorado River Bridge finished. Alter that sae Wecout :his lumber anything like the figures named; fy YoXh sach a1okey esauee We will sell the lumber by the team load TWELVE DOLLARS thousand les, than caroai l-ts Fer lo,so carload and dor how haul f. TE.V DOLLfRS GOES
 isn't all the lumber have. Not by jug full Not by millions of feet We have it Of az saRs and at aH b, h's year PLUKP TWiCANESc and RRICHTa as the smile of your best girl (pices above).
 Our MINING TIMBER would do you good You have dead thing selling claim if main shaft incline mbed with all paid for. No occurred n a mine where umbers used
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Republican rerrl,orIal Nominations.

At ihe Territorial Republican con 'veLlion, held in Tombstone on Mon day last, C. C. Bean, of Yayapal county, was nominated on the fi-s, ballot for delegate to congress. ]. l.. Long, of Glla county, was nomin. ated for superintendent of public in- ,truction Dr. F. K. Ainsworth, of Prescott, for joint councilman for the north, and C. C. Stephens, joint councilman for the south. We must confess that the politicians of both parties have honored our county be- yond all expectation in tn: nominl- tions, and both sides will undoubted- ly labor to merit the compliment pad them. It would seem that our coun- " is to be the la;tle ground of the campaign, as C. C. Ban, as we'll q. Mir. Had, is an old resident, and has large following.
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The Flagstaff Hotel changes Hands

The Flagstaff hotel oh .nged hl,d' lhi, week. MT. E. II. Ellis and Mir. w. o. Burt, formerly of Lincoln county, New Mexico, became propric. tors. These men are both experienc. ed hotel men, and have resided m New Mexico for number of years. They come to Il, highly recommended as gentlemen of integrity and large business experience, and we doubt not, |, under their supervision, the Flagstaff hotel will be popular place ofresor |. Mr. EIls WIS cou lty red ,rd 1T ot Lin coin cou ,ty. N:w NJ xlco, for two terms, and Mr. Burt WI; his deputy, alter which Mr. Ellis went into the motel business al Lincoln. They are ,kng thorough renovation n throughout the house, and as both dre married gentlemen. their wives will look alter the domestic depIrt ment which Is always an assurance of d we'll conducted hous.. We beSpelk for them liberal patronage.
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Revocation Ot Power Ot Attorney.

DY TOWER of Attorney bearing date the D goth day of June A. D. IoS4, dl'i hiaXe, constitute and appoint Frank Daggs m, true and Lawful attor ey for the purposes and with tne powers therein set forth.
 Now, therefore, 1, John Stemmer, by the consent oi the sad Frank Daggs, have revoked, countermandeJ, annulled anu made ,old, and by these presents do revo.e. coun. tern,and, annui and make vol.i the power [. [ attorney and all power and auliloril, thereby gwen UT intended to be gwen to the saiL frank DaSgs. IoHN orEaMER. L. s.J
 Dated Scpt. 2, Iool.
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Services TO.Six',t.

Rev. C.. II. Alan, will holl church service at the school house thi, even- ing, as w..l as tom Drrow. E5ery- body Is invited to the sci))l h Ii,. tonight, where they will have an op portuni,y of hearing the eminent di vine.
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Notice.

The executive committee of the Mogollon Protective Stock Associa. Iion are requested to meet at Flag. .tah, September 2,I, 1881. without fail. Very important business to at. tend to. w. C.. STEWART, Pres.
 D. F. SAUNDERS. Sec'y.
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The Albuquerque papers announce the marriage of William Fl. Firnes- worth, the we'll knewna and popular engineer on the A. X F., and Mss Ella NJ. Drew, of. that city. The ceremony occurred at the residence of Mir. Armstrong on Tuesday last, and the happy pair left for Toronto, Can ada, where Billy will act as delegate at the meeting of the Brotherhood ol Locomotive engineers. Blly ha, really been acting strangely of late, and his friends were alarmed at his b,ent,mindedness, but the mystery Is solved He was in love! May the pathway of the bride and groom through lite be s.rewn with fl ,wers.
 Rev. C.. II. Adlms, the head of the Methodist church in this T,rntory. has arrived in Flagstaff, and wall preach Tn the school house to morrow, morning and evening. Mir. A iams i, an earnest worker n the christian faith, and one of tn. a5leit divines on the PICific coast. Hi, coming i, heralded with great joy in all section, of the Territory, and hi, aggregation, are the larges'. A fluent speaker whose oraiorical power. interest and Instruct, stamp him as a leading minister of the gospel. w. hope ,o see the school house filled io over flowing to morrow morning and evening.
 s. s. King, sub commissioner for this portion of YAvapai county, will receive articles of interest for the New Orleans Exposition, at P. 5. Brannen X Co.'S store, in Flagstaff. It is important tha, odr people should interest themselves in dhe matter oi making a creditable display of our products at the Worlds Far, as the result cannot but prove beneficial. It is a rare opportunity for Arizona to present her advantages to the world.
 Thos. G. Norris, Esq, a lawyer of experience and high legal attainments, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday. from St. Johns, and We are pleased to state he has come 10 stay. His .''shing!c' will be thrown to the breeze as soon a, he can find an office in which to To- cate. Mir. Morris comes to us highly recommended by the bar of Apache and Yavapai counties. and we predict for him prosperous business in our midst.
 J. ]. Hawkins, democratic candidate for probate judge of YAvapli county, has been in town thi; week, of course looking after his fences. He mingled with our people, made good impress sion. and no doubt will receive pop. ular vote here. Mr. HIwkin, is n | young lawyer of good ability and judgment He was accompanied by w. H. Harrington, of Arh Fork.
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Following is a list of letters re maining in the postoffice, in Flags:af Tuesday, September I6, 1884: Allen, John-3 Bowers. William Brmhall, Moses Blss Wm w Byrne W Ca Burton, Harry Bennett, Mrs l. Cranes, Wm Crosby, Taylor unnlngham. Chas Cusic>, C Carroll, John M Lapple, E F Cu,hman Ira Carbil. August Dunca f E Durbn. Wm w Doc<ery, Henry Davidson, II F l'odds, Chiries Davis, Iefee Dicy, has A B merc<, Noah-4 Fla,,on. John N Finch, Fisher, VI M-3 Frler, ( Gibbons, II Gardner, Hiram Gvodall, Abram Griffin. May E Hogan, Joh r llarnelt, E Harris, Charles Hahn. tranx kappe. A--l keela', John C Kensink, Adam kelker, ke,m,. Thomas kunz, r l.angheai II Lewi>. l!nca, .hts-2 l.ordn |, A llm Murr.hl. Charles Marshall, J,m Mc.ht. w Maic,,on, John MonreaI. Diego McCOrmice, Fred Mn.er, Nm MUnlgon,ry, II B Montgomery, G-2 Madden, Nm Aliii, Datc, Mdrcniaids, Az Moiier, K w Me tlen, Andrew Mowers, - Nelll>, Wlll,cm Nilsson, Miss Emma Nicno Ihls NewhLll, DE News, F F Nash, Byron Ourye. D iurdy. Lave lisnger, frank ku,co, Mattle knc~cr, II II keid, Ja" 6 \ Robinson, k F. Roth, r,rdinInd R"k.ll:. David A toundy Dros-l Rose, W koon!, feIIx Re.nard. G kotn, CharIes Slaplc>, K Slyer,, lnn-s Stefan, r C Hcoii-id, Il :mta Turner, Eugene lnn>an,, Peter Van ,'ark, L.utin Watson, AL Nmppie. Mlnne X No d. Jas M Nesener, Juiu, Willow, II Wilson, X MhuIns, A II MhIney, Arthur
 Williams, John n Persons calling for the above will please say "a,iveriised. "
 F. B. BRANNEN, P. VI.
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AGENTS WANTEDl
TRAVELLING OR LOCAL,

For the Dressmakers' Magic Scale, the most perfect system of dress cut ting ever invented; not a CHART OR MODEL, but simple scale of inches; gives perfect fit to every form system taught, patterns cut and guar anteed to fit. Dressnlaking and plain sewing done. Apply to or address
 MRS. \. E. FAY,
 Flagstaff, AIiz.
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Tine .'ary al. tAe Flagstaff Hotel.

Mc,,rs, Eli, X Burt, the new pro-
 prietors ol the Flagstaff Hotel. g,vt an opening party 10 the people ol our town, last evening. and there was a large att, ndlnce. Everything poo- slble to make those present happy and comfortable, waS at hand, ana young and old danced to ,heir heart 5 desire. The lunch, supplied by the genlal hottl proprletors, was q most excellent repI,t, and being served al the proper hour. ever: body was ready for lt. The music was lirst-Class and the plrty m general was one of the most pleasant that ever assembled in Flagstaff. Among the ladies present we noticed the following: Mrs. Mld- dl,ton, Mrs. Kllpatrck, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Greenlaw, Mrs. Bulge, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Fly. Mss Taylor. Mi,s Black, Mlsse, Miller, Misses Hawks, Misses BeaIe. The gentlemen were so numerous that We would not under. take to numerlle. The party broke up at reasonable hour, and all voted thanks in their hearts to the new landlords of the hotel for so liberal contribution to their pleasure.
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A Card.

EDITOR CHAMPION: It has been brought to my knowledge tha: a rumor ;n certain circles that l have been induced by certain friends and individuals to announce myself as an independent candidate for the office of Sheriff; also, that should be elect e,i to that office, MT. Henkle would be my under sheriff and deputy. For information to the public, and my own vindicatiol, desire to state that have taken that step with due consideration au assumed the respon- slbll!y; l emphallcally declare that ] am independent of all cllques, rings or individuals, especially with Mr. lien Kle. Should 1 be elected, shall con duct the office to the best of my abll ny and m the interest Uf the Coun. t.. Respectfully, DAaIEL HATE.
 Prescott, Ausu,t v, I334.
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Collision -tn-iaeer anI firemm Killed.
 By dispatch we learn uf collision on the track between Albuquerque and the junction, which occurred this morning, and the engineer, Wm. Fisher, and his fireman, of the 4. X F., We're killed. w. are not in pos seSsion oi the detail, of the aifiir Mir. Fisher was well known on this end ot the load, his run formerly be. ing on this division, and hls friends will regret his untimeIy end. The fremin's name was Baxter.
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IL is mighty good thing that the iiead'Tighe nup,lal fandango i' over, and the newly married couple have settled down to business The read ITS of Prescott papers have had their fiil of it.
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To the Public.

NHEREAS. my wile, Elizabeth Mur. w ray Ina. lelt my bed and board with o4, just cause or provocation, therefore warn any d all persons against allowing her cicdst on my account. as will pay no bi. ls UT debts incu.rsL by her.
 JAMES MURRAY. Williams. Sept. 6, Io4.
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Wool GrOwers' Association.

A meeting of the Wool Growers Association IS called to be held at Flagstaff, September 25th. All wool growers are earnestly requested to be present. BROWN x KEIMER,
 JoHN ELDEN,
 HARRY FULTON,
 Committee.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

Fall pip,Iih apples, St p:r box, al Saunders trult store.
 B.lifl'wcr apples, sl s5 per box, at Saunders fruit stand.
 N-weil i, selling m:n and boys straw hats at cost.
 Don't forget to look at those view, at Newel's.
 Fresh ranch vegetables at Newell's.
 Fruits of all kind, at Ncwel'>.
 Call and examine the new fail and winter samples of custom made cloth ing a, Newcll's.
 P. E. Brlnnen X Co. of this town are just il receipt ut the largest ship- ment ot TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, impo:t ted direct from the JIpln Tea Syndicate 1t Yokohama and Hloso, JLpln. This firm are the sole agents oi tnl, Company and thos. desiring to pur- chase q good article of PU RE TEA will find 1t to their interest to call on them.
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EIre Ut Challender.

News reached us this morning of the burning of II. l.. Harris store a, Challender, last night. Ills stock of goods, we learn, was totally destroy ed. Mir. Harris iI away from home. It is supposed to have been the work of an incendllrv.
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an Juan saloon.

During the last ten days extensive improvements have been going on a, the San Juan saloon, N. Berry pro pr!e,cr, until now Inc interior has been remodlcd, and new paint and paper g'ves tht w.ll, a, fresh and briI- liant glow. Mr. Berry has added q private club. room, one of the neales, to be found on the Pacific coast, which Is furnished luxuriou,ly. The San Juan Is popular place of resort, and tonight It will open in new colors and flashing al that. Be on hand to night and see the Sln Jun Il. lumlnated.
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Fine Ffcl :h B'In1le;, only I2H cents, at the Sin Juan.
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addressed TWO. 4. ZEE & Co., A@uquequr ~ M IT. / CHAMBERLAIN Kingmar Arizona H HUTTON Los Aneex 0 here will receive prompt and careful attention
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pr,p, people Of this rs! GOOD LUN3ER AT aGm G. F/CURE, following o'1l of ooneor carlo
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Letter List.

Following is list of letters re. maining in the postoffice, in Fligs:aff, Tuesday, September I6, 1884: