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HONEST OLD TIM.
GORKAM. n. IL. Jnly II,

GoRRAM, n. H.. July Ii, 1879.
Gentlcmen.-W Whoever YOU are don't know; bu
thank the Lord. and feel grateful TO you 10 know
that In this world OF sdulterated medicines there
Is one compound that proves and does all IL adver-
slight shock of palsy. which uuneryed me 20 such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake like the aguc. Last NBy WAS Induced
to try Hop Bitters. used ore bottle, but did not
see any Change; another did so change my nerves
that they are now AS steady az they ever were. IL
used 10 take both hands 10 wri e, but DOW my good
As honest aud good An article as you
do, you will accumulate au honest fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing ON your fellow-men
that was ever conferred on mankind.
TIM BUTCH.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public has ever
met with the success accorded TO Hop Bltters. Il
stands to-day the best-known curative article In
the world. Its marvellous rcnown is not due to
the advertising II has received. 10 rs famous BY
reason OF Its Inherent virtues II does all that Is
claimed for II. Ills the most powerful, speedy,
and effective agen, known for the building up Of
debilltated systems and general family medicine
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INDULGENCE AND EXCESSES.

Whether ovrr-eating OF drinking are made
harmless 10y using Hop Bittcr5 freely, giving ee-
CANT appetite and enjoyment by using them before
and removing all dullnes5 pains. and distress af-
forwards. leaving the head clear, nerves steady,
and all the feelings buoyant, elastic, and more
happy than before. The pleasing effects of a
Christian or sumpiuous dinner continuing days
afterwards.
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Eufnre Movements.

SUAKIM. March 3.-General Graham will
send the Egyptian troops found at TOkar
10 Join the garrison at Suaklm. The Eng
fish troops will be withdrawn to Teb,
whence, after receiving supplies OF water,
provisions, and munitions. they will adj
vance to Tamanieb. Before the British
renew the attack upon the rebels, Osman
Digma will be offered a conference. Five
thousand rebels who iled from Tokar when
the British entered the town on Saturday
Joined Osman Digma. Only one thousand
Of them are Soudanese, being fanatics sent
from Kordoian and Darfour. IL Osman
Digma refuses TO surrender, it is expected
that the rest OF the tribes under the
Sheikhs will express their desire to come
to terms.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICER
RICHMOND. Va. March 4, 1884
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH liTU,
AT6 O'CLOCK L. w..
for the construction Of the following SEWERS:
Price between Leigh and Jackson streets, l6x24
inches-egg shape.
Tenth from point between Clay and Leigh
streets to u or Turpin street, lBx24 lnches-egg
shape.
Twenty-ifth street between Broad and Marshall
streets. l6x24 lnchcs-egg shape.
1t. Johns and Orange streets, 20x30 inches, egg
shape.
Forms of proposals can I've obtained and specih'
cations seen by applying at this office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right TO
reject any or all proposal offered and TO give the
contract separately for each portion Of the WORK.
W. T.. CUTSHAW,
NH 4-td City Engineer.
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Three Men Killed by Boiler ExpiO.
sion.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch. J

Fly telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WnKEsBARRE, PA, March 3.-The boil
ers of the California Saw-MIl. owned by
A. Lewis & Co., at Bear creek, exploded
this morning, demolishing the entire build
ing. Three men, Rudolph Sipler, Whit
ney whitehead. and Jesse Knecht, were
killed, and their bodies blown several hum
dred feet from the mill.
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EyANsy1rIr- W. Lnne o.

EVANSVILLE, WIS, JUnc n. I VIZ.
GentlCmen.-NO medi cine has had one half the
safe here and given such universal satisfaction AZ
your Hop liltters have. We take pleasure In speak,
ing for their welfare, every one who tiles them
is we'll satisfied with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are number of earnest workers In the
Hop Bltters cause. One person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottles.
SMITH fDR
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HAD been sick and miserable ~ long, causing
my husband 30 much trouble and expense, no one
showing what allied M. vas - completely dis
henrtened and discouraged that got bcttlc OF
Hon BittcIs and used them unknown 70 nv FAMILY.
| soon began 20 improve and gained 50 fast that
my husband and family thought 10 strange and un-
natural, hut when told them what had helped me
they said: Hurrah for Hop blttersl long may
Us happy lhE noih""'
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My wife was troubled for years with blofchcs,
moth patches, fTeckes, and plmples Ou her face,
which nearly annoyed the life out Of her. she
spent many dollars on the thousand iDfaliDle 90
cures, with nothing but injurious effects. lady
friend, OF syracuse, y. Y, who had had similar
experience and had been cured with Hop Bitters,
induced her Ia try IT, one bottle has made her
face ~ smooth fair, and soft ~ a childs. ond
given her such health that it seem. almost mira.
clc. a MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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ANNA MARIA KRIpER. WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

tHNMBEESBUKG,J July %, 1870.
This j. TO let the people know that !, Anna Maria
kridor, wife OF Tobias krtder, am now past sew
enty-fOur years Of age. Ny health has been very
bad for many years past. was troubled with
weakness bad cough, dyspepsia, great debility, ana
constipation OF the bowels. was 80 miserable
could eat nothing, heard Of Hop Bitiers and was
n solved a. try them. have only used three bet
ties. aud | feel wonderful good, well, and strong
again. sMy bowels are regular, my appetite coed
ND know how bad was aud what the medicine
has done for me, % they can cure themselves
with II.
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TBy telegram 20 tho p,snatch.l

M .IT'I 10 TIC DIHpfIV''I
NV W AshiNoToN, ID. G., March 3.-The Dam
vie subcommittee resumes operations to-
,norroW morning. The following wit
p :. are to be examined: J. II. johnson,
re r.. w. Barksdale, j. j. yenser, w. ID.
N No Charles Wooding, Walter Gay,
w; IL fieasants, Daniel Digger, OF Dan
.ilIe; *. L. Hubbard. of Richmond; W. o.
austln, OF Newbern; i. q. Fowler. OF
briStol; Thomas &. Popham, OF Slate
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. March 3. 1Sa

MONDAY, March 3. 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-l 900 Petersburg Rail-
road, Glass u, at 49,, 1000 do at s6H, 1000 do.
at S6k; 5000 Georgia Pacific first G's ut 80,
1909 do. at 93l. 1000 do. at 931; 10 shares Pc
tersburg Railroad stock at 23fs. 10 do. az 331;
share Virginia Home Insurance Company at
22k.
SECOND BOARD 5000 Georgia Pacific first
e., Il. B., at "a: 1000 Virginia new 3's at 545,
1000 do at 54%. 1000 do. at ga.
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WINSTON. FoEsrrur COUNTY, N. Co.,

ncnIemehs-l rcslre 10 express 10 you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bifiers. 4 was troubled
with dyspepsia for five years pTeyisus 10 COM
mencing the use Of your Hop Bitiers somc six
months ago. NV cure has been wonderful I an
pastor of the First Methodist church OF this place.
and my whole congregation can testify TO the
great virtue Of your bitters.
Very respectfully, Rev. n. FEREBEE.
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71CHMONDLIVE STOCK:MARKET

MARCH 3.-Prlces this week ranged as follows
BeeT Cdtiie.-Very best, 6Hc. fair to good % "a
&C.; common 10 medium 3Ra 4ac.
Meep.-4HM &c.
H0Os-7bd 94c.. net.
About 29s head OF beef cattle. 34l hogs, and
I55 sheep were on the market during the week
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RICIILADY.s EXPERIENCE.

travelled all over Europe and other foreign
countries cost Of thousands Of dollars, IN search
of health. and found IL not. returned disc@ir.
aged and dshearieHed, and was restored Ia real
Youthful health and spirits with irss than two bot
Ties of Hop Bitters, | hope OILERS may proht by
my experience and stay at home.
4 LADY, Augusta, ise.
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The Troops Not TO be withdrawn.

LONDON, March 3.-In the House OF
Lords to-day Earl Granville, Foreign Sec
rotary OF State, in reply to an inquiry OF the
Marquis Of Salisbury, said that the reports
of the immediate Withdrawal OF the British
troops from the Soudan were absolutely
untrue. This statement was received with
lOIld cheers
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DFLINAN. WE Seniemi

DELEvAS. WIS. September "a, 1850.
6entlemcn,-I have taken not quite one bottle Of
the Hop bitters. ] was feeble Old man OF seven
ty-eight when got n. To-day am IA active and
feet as well IS did ~ thirty. see a great many
that need such a medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, March 3, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Red. 696 bushels.
CORN.-White 54S bushels.
OATs.-S7S bushels.
MEAL.-7O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 81 bushels good Lon2ocrry at
Al 10: lO2 bushels good ShortberrY az Fl'l2.
CORN-Whitc, 54S bushels very good al Csc.
OATs.-40 bushels very good winter on private
terms.
MEAL.-70 bushel. al zoe.
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SEED POTATOES
CEED POTATOES.

In store and on wharf,
500 barrels CHOICE EARLY EEDP0TAToEs,
snch as EARLY ROSE, EARLY GOODKlCh'
EARLY BEAUTY OF HEBRON fEEkLhsS'
and BURBANKS. 100
so boxes CHOICE SWEET MEssINA
and rece Tn Nconsirnments daily Of BUTTER,
EGGs, APPLES, CABBAG Es, &C., which must
be closed ont promptly. L: POWEks, Agent,
NH Act loio east hAin street.
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Hop Bttsrs Company; think II my duty N
send You 4 recommend for the benefit OF any per-
son wishing to know whether Hop Buffers are sood
or not. know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion; strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. recommend my patients 20
use them. DIR. \. PLATT.
Treater Of Chronic Diseases.
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ROCHESTER,, n. u, March IL. 1880.
Hop Bitters Company: Please accept our grato-
ful acknowledgment for the Hop Bitter you were
80 Kind 60 donate, aud which were such beLeat
To Us. We are so buiit mp with 10 we feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HOME or THE FRIENDLESS.
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,rnn,xcrox. MICH. FebruAry 2.lss

LCDDINCION. MICH fFDTufy (, ieoV'
1 have sold Hop Bittcrs for four years and there
l. no r. edieine tiaL saTpasscs them for bilious Az
attacks, kidney complaints, and many diseases m
cl6ent tO this malartal climate.
f. 9Th, Sa.T u&wlm ". I. ALEXANDER
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MONROE. MICH. Sop,ember p6. 1917,

MONROE, MICH, September 20. 1878.
Sirs.-l have been taking Hop Bitters for indam
nation Of the kidneys and bladder: " has done
for me what fonr doctors failed 10 do-cured me.
The effect Of thq Bitters seemed Ike magic.
". l.. CARTER.
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HRADFOnD. "a Nav IssI.

DHNbFDikDs y ~ may D 1901.
" II has cured me of several diseases such ncr-
yOusness. sickness At the stomach. mOuthly trOu-
bles. &c. have not seen sick day since took
Hop Ijittcrs. Mr.. FANNIE GgEEN.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER URIC ACID
49, DESTROYED BY THE ACTION OF THE
WATER, BY MEANS OF SOLUTION
or nIsINTEGRATION.r

CASE OF DIR. b. j. WEIsTLING' MIDpLETowN,
p, STATED by HIMSELF.
Experience In It's use in Stone Of ne Bigddey
I'm my own person enables me TO ATTEST the efficacy
Of the Buffalo Lithia Water In this painful mala-
DIV. After having been long subjected TO suffer-
ings, the intensity of which cannot be described.
have. under the influence Of TINS water. passed
an ounce of CdlcuH uric Acldl' sone OF which
weighed as mncn rs four grains ahording mex
pressible relief and leaving me III condition 4
comparative ease and comfort.
:. On one oceasion passed Ihrty-1ye Cdicuii In
forty-elght hours. Theappearan"e OF thls Calculus
Nuclei Indicates unmistlkahly. tDink, that they
were all component particles " one large Cal
ctilits. destroyed by The acton y Me odfer' oy
Means of solution and dtsintegratton. At my
advanced period OF life II am seventy-seyen years
and six months Of aRel, and III my ieepie general
health, surgical operation was not 70 De thought
o. and the water seems 70 have sSSI ron;s al
done. Besides greatly Increasing the quantity OF
Urine THIS water ererts DECIDED htassgss on it'
chemical constitution. rendering " rlptdtn neu-
trial. " previously acid. and afterwards afkdtine
from being high colored u ~ beeomsps dts aa6
and transparent"
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Nv mother says Hop Bitiers Il the only tains
that will Keep her from her old and severe attacks
OF paralysis and headache.- Editor OsUego Sun.
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II YOU have = sick friend whose ilfe IL burden
one bottle of Hop Bltters win restore that FREUD
To perfect health and happiness.
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Flour We ouote: f'no. 42.5O6SS; supersne
FS.25nS3.75: extra. s4.7Jd t4.90; faJn wv. ara
1925: Patent family, S6c+6.25. Market very
dull
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"ppoueh,s az Messrs. Blackburn, OF Ken
,o, anu hurd, OF Ohio, voted against adj.
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DOOK AND lob WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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Reward for DynaIniters.

LONDON, March 3.-The authorities offer
reward OF e1.000 for the detection OF
the authors OF the recent dynamite out
RACES.
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EIyE BALES FRESH HOPS,
One cask Zoo poundsl HARTsHonN,
80 ponnds on LEMON. For sale BY
NH i. WAGNER, Druggist.
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The Senate to-day devoted itself to eulo-
giving the late Representative Haskell, and
senators ingalls,, Dawes, and Others paid
tributes to bis character and services. The
remarks oil the first named are very highly
eompl,mented tonight by everybody who
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
pORr OF RICHNoND. MARCH 3, 1884
ARRIVED.

FORT OF RICHNONo, MARCH 3, 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamer Oid Dominion. Walker. New YorA
agents.
schOoner Louisa =. Mallory. Harding, Norfolk,
Hight to lOad, -four for Brazil
ShOOner Charles ". Young, COr~On, Charleston.
phosphate rock. Allison 4 Addison.
Schooner W. G. Wickha n. Steelman. Perth Am
hoy, railroad iron. W. II. Curtis, agent.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Gif0r'l, Norfolk, Uni ed states
m III, mcrcnauiisc. qnd passengers. l.. Il. Tatum,
sunpri fPnhphf
Schooner Carrie and Belle. Wright, Norfolk.
lis 4 Parker.
PORTOs NEwPnRTS NEWS MARCH 3, 1894.
Thy Teiegraph.l
AREIyED.
steamer Luray. schermeruurn. Norfolk. mel
ehandise ana passengers. Chesapeake and OA'o
Railway Company land sailed % reinrDl
steamer AccOmac, DellS. merchaU,lse and pas
SengerS, SmithGeld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land saile1 on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton. McC1rrick. Norfolk.
merchandise and pa'>cngers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company t-ud sailed "a return.
steamer Acton lBr.). Towing. Galveston, for
Bremen (coaled and procecded).
steamer Reliance. Carpenter, New York, 10 load
for Rio JancirO.
steamer Sicillan, smith, New York. 10 load for
Rio Janeiro.
steamer Guyandottc, shelly, New Yors, aud
sailed for West Point.
steamer Blackstone. Kent, Providence, and
sailed for West Point.
Schooner Marietta, cteeman, Norfolk.
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A REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS
IA will be paid for the arrest and conviction OF
any one DEfACING THE SIGNS on the adNer.
tidng fences at Main corner seventh street ana
J. II. CHATkIGNE,
fe29-lw Directory Publisher.
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PHILADELPHIA LIyE-sTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.--Catile-Markes fair
receipts, $500 head: prime, 7a7fc.; good, 81
G6ac.; medium, 6G6lc.: common, 5m@5kc.
m6.sc.: medium, DO &C.: common. 36l31c.; lambs,
5ken7Ac. Hos Market dull receipts, 3 500 head;
western, lOMlUAc.; country, Sdl0c.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 3-Beef eattle-Trade slow
Prices, as 10 quality unchanged; very best, $40
&C.. first quality, 6ssH6sc.; medium, 46D54c.
ordinary, 3aM4c.: most sales were from 5 "a
exc: receipts, 1905 head: sales, 761 bead
swine in fair supply and fully eqnal To a very
moderate demand: receipts, 4,15l head: quota.
tions, SSGD9%c. Receipts OF sheep, 1905 head
quotations, 4G6kc.
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TI,UE QUEENS NEW BOOK-More
/ Leaves From the Journal Of Life In the
Highlands, from le62 90 1852, l6e.; A short
history of Our own Times, by Mccarthy, zoe. ana
$50: Green's Conqnesto OF England, 1890 Inc
,inIty Of Nature, by the Duke OF Argyil, s2.oo;
yestigia, by author OF hislnt. si.2b shsse pears
AS a Lawyer, $3.50: The Two Parsons, os coioha
C.Aorg, Wythe Munford, $3.50; Lecward, by aa-
thor 81 Mr. Isaaes," s1.26; Judith, by Marion
Iarland, sl.50 froade'z Luther, 80 and I5e;
NH NtsI, 9VuSciON w.
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Reported for the Dispateh.I

MARCH 3:-For best han picked and extra. no
change: other grades. ne. n N. full weight
Sales very light. Market quiet.
The dad continues. Buyers say their
"prfce-iist" Ia designed to grade peanute-that Is
wien the hest goods are selling at Tie. they must
weigh cigllty-ive pounds; goods 10 bring next best
price must weigh eighty pounds. &c. sellers Will
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PREPARED Bl

PREPARED BY
Dir. j. &. AVER & CO., LOWELL. MASS.
soId nv all druggists. fe 26-Tu2t
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HORSES. MULES. &c,

NOR SALE, A GOOD WORK Tn
IL MARE seven years old Can be seen ZS2S
AZ HICKS STABLE. THIRD street between Grace
and Franklin For terms, &C., apply TO
SIJBIEfr & CARY,
NH 2 ot# ia south Twelfth street.
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DOVES TURf-OIl.
RICHMOND, VA, February 90, 1888.
DR. $. L. DOVE: have been troubled
many winters with ehiIblains, and this winter
particularly, and obtaining bottle OF your
TURF-0IL applied II, and relieved myself Of
this most painful and disagreeable itching.
ph1 IsignedI II. t. CHRIsTIAN.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lower: No. 2, 52c. Oats Arm; No. 2, 3fae. Pro-
Visions lower Mess pork. 81 7. cas, and March.
Lard-Prime steam. sa.4G cash aud March. Hogs
higher ut s6.106f7.IO.
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so.,ns. sIAss.,NEes a..

tOttHs: = Ii,tslss; ~ :, = :
THE TWELV E-MONTHS TRIAL
II BALANCE-B, iOk-saVes an lfDuense aHoup
of time for the bOok-kecper.
ITII,TfS BI OFT ER-BAIll->ayeS an lmmene
amount Of time for the junior clerk who copies
r,To's TRIPLICATE ORDEI-B0oK-saye
an Immense amount Of time 10 he travelling
salesman. One copy for A" he house" the Gus
tomer and the salesman. All from one writing.
" sDDEY'S DAILN-tNPENsE BOOK FOR
TRAVELLkRs-sayes an imme 10 amount OF
money for the employer. For sale ONLY BY
EVERETT WAbDEY,
staliOner and Printer,
NH y lli2 Maip street.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-20
S ,oria siesn is Oh on The railroad on Of.

S sriI Sieen is Of ON the railroad on Of.
fic.al business.
100000 pounds Of gratis will be raised
IN the salt River VALLEY this year.
The Epitaph e.ys that Fatty Smith IL
running 8 saloon in san Bernudin ). Cal.
The Champion has discarded it's patent
outside, as every live rewspnpe ought TO.
Rain storms would be decidedly prefor.
able 10 the wind we have had this past week.
People do say that the Stockton siding
viii IN time become the largest place in the
county.
Hon L. s. Welton and A. Yer Mehr were
over from EingmaG last Wednesday and
Thursday.
fhs B,tri of Supervisors have author
izep tIs Clerk TO proeare eysrythins nesss.
sary TO ths eonplete faraishing Of the
courtroom.
The Board OF Supervisors meet TO NOR
row to tx up some nsw election precincts,
s:s. 10. as hope that we shall have no
more wrsngiins.
The oBsa thriving town Of Williams. or
tire Atinsie and Pacific. has bsen visited
by a disastrous FIRE. Owing 10 the removal
- the railroad Offices il is doubtful il il
VII ever be rebuilt.
Dan Smith has gone out to Stockton sid.
ing With load Of luID Der for TIE puTpo &
Of "atting NJ bailijng 10 be used rs q
store. o 10 m and boardiug house. for thu
accommodation Of team>tsrs and miners.
p. L. Croy4t has so ,ndoued the unprofit-
ale bss.ness Of raising cats. aud turned
nis attention 10 the cauine tribe. He com
uience~ with stook OF nine imported Eng.
lish houuds, aud says death to the hare next
70 is0n. STIR.
Capt. Hoover. the old station agent here
left on Taarsiay evening with his f,ml
Z y Pc 1oh Springs, 20 take charge q the
rtlrraI elting house Tho company in,
tead adj anothss story to the structure
to accommodate tourists 10 the Grand
c non, and it il the intention Of Capt
Hoover 10 aid in advertising this chiei
among Americas natural wondsrs. In tbei'
nsw hons Mr.. and Mrs. Hover carry witt
them the best wishes for succes5.--Cham
pion