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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-27

STANLEY. Explorer Stanley is thus
photographed by traveller who recently
encountered him on the Congo: "Here
he was, seated on his camp chair, his pipe
in his mouth and semi-clrcle of grin
ming kinglets squatting in front of him,
some of them smoking long-stemmed,
Iittle-bowled pipes in complacent silence,
and others putting many questions as to
his recent journey to Europe, and recelv-
ing his replies with expressions of lncred-
ulous wonder, tapping their open mouths
with their hands. Stanley sat benignly
chatting and smoking, his face lighting
up with amusement at their naive re-
marks, while the bearing of his head still
retained that somewhat proud carriage
which inspired these African chieftains
with real respect for his wishes and a
| desire to retain his friendship"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-27

REGIsTERED AT UHE PALAEKA Posi- e9FFICE
As SECoND-CLAss MALL MATTER.
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH q, 1884.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-27
THE CITIZENS, TICKET.

We have already discussed the
ticket put before the people of Pa
latka by the republicans. We think
the facts will warrant the opinions
we have expressed. We declare our
views clearly on this as on every
public question, and we claim the
right to continue to do so. Our
columns are open to any defense or
statement of reasonable length from
the other side, and the voters may
judge between us.
But in the present state of affairs
it is absolutely essential to the well
fare Of our municipality that Palat-
ka should have a board of aldermen
blessed with business capacity, cred
it with the public, and progressive
ideas. In a council composed of
Merryday, Vinegar, Kennerly, Loeb
and Williams, no lack of either can
be claimed, while our colored citi-
zens are represented by one Of their
number most trustworthy and trus-
ted. Under an administration CON
trolled by these gentlemen there
will be no complaint or suspicion of
tampering with public credit or en-
richipg the pets of the city govern
ment at the expense of the public.
The Importance of good member
ship In the council overshadOws all
other considerations, but the other
nominees are we'll known as business
men and have been thoroughly tried
in public affairs The two elements
of rule and misrule in the city have
placed a square issue before the vo-
ter, and it is for him to make the
choice. On next Tuesday evening
the question of a government for a
small town will be decided, but the
question of that towns halt or con
tinued progress will also be passed
upon, and the pulse of credit will
rise OF fall at the will of the voters
as expressed at the polls.
Shall our visitors be molested and
disturbed by unruly characters for
another four years ? Shall our citi-
zens be robbed and insulted? Shall
our gardens be entered and the trees
stripped of foliage and flowers with
immunity a.? Shall our credit sink to
nothing and the public money be
paid to favorites who do no work in
return Shall onr police be utterly
inefficient and do worse than moth.
ing by tacit encouragement to thieves
and gamblers a?
To these questions our voters OF
Tuesday viii furnish the answer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-27

BY sPEER & HARRISON.


THE DAILY NEWS is published every morn
ing, except Monday, and delivered by carriers
in the city, or mailed postage free, for 30 cents
a month, Sl,50 Tor three months, $3.50 for six
months, or s. per annum.
THE WEEKLY NEWS is an SPACE 48-cOlumn
paper, published every Saturday, containing
all the news of the week, local and general. 1t
is the largest and handsomest weekly paper
published in Florida. and viii be mailed post
age free for 81 year, or 30 cents for six
months Specimen copies free to any address
Local advertisements 20 cents per line for
ditiOnal insertion. Special notices 10 cents per
line Reduced rates on continued advertise
ments
All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month Local establishments due at
the expiration of the time fOr. which they are
inserted.
All remittauces should be made by express,
money-Order or registered letter.
Address PALATKA DAILY NEWS,
Palatka, Fla.
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D,sa.trous Fire st emporium.

Fire broke out at Emporium, at 2:3O
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and burned an
entire square in the business part OF the
town, including three dry goods stores,
one drug store, one clothing store, three
grocery stores, two jewelry stores, one
hardware store, one stationery store one
boarding house and two or three private
dwellings, three law offices, one billiard
saloon and one barber shop. Several
families occupied rooms over the stores and
are now homeless. The loss is estimated
at over $lOO, 900. The insurance is light,
but at The present time is unknown. The
principal losers are: George A. walker,
hardware; William II. Hackenberg,
clothing; Balcsm " Lloyd, Edgcomb,
Douglas & Co., II. G. Olmstead and
Frank Shives, dry goods; IL. j. Sassmau
and J. A. Dorr, groceries NJ. NJ. LARA
bee, stationery George Metzger aud |. A.
Hirsch, jewellers; Joel Shiye's hotel;
Newton & Green. J. G. Johnson aud Z. j.
Metzger's law offices, DIR. Heilman's drug
store and A. A. Mcdonald, billiard hall,
with four tables.
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An End TO sons sorspior.

Edward shepherd, OF Harrisburg. Ills, says:
" Having received so much benefit from ElcC.
humanity know IT. Have had u running sore
ON my leg for eight years; my doctors tOld
me would have to- have The bone sCrnDcl or
leg amputated. used. instead. three bottles
Ot Electric Bittcrs and seven boxes Bucklen'-
ArntcR Salve, and my leg II now sound und
we'll Electric Blttcrs are sold Dt nifty cents
bottle. and BuCKlcn's Arnica Salv" at p ct-.
per box by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, No. l37
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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First Glass Insursncs,

Insure with IhOn,ds' EoIectrio on IT. the
cheapest and best method OF In -uran,c q va
know OF. Iy Its use YOU orc sure To CsCnpc
many greYious aches and pains. Policies are
oblainable al all druggists in the form OF bot
Ties NJ oo cents anu tl each. For sale by H. B
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9 North oncen
street
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Thero are many sources OF profit 10 those
VINO are ingenious anu entcrprisinR. BurdOck
Hood BHteTs are II source OF profit IN overy
lily, and eflectually, which IL saying a great
deal For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist.
1877 and l39 North Queen street,
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10 NOT wdSts your money buying Inferior
articles Toll your Druggist you want ALL
COCKS PoRoUS PLAsTERs and do not take others
made 10 sell on the reputation OF the genuine
article al lweO!Sy
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No Deception Used,

II is strange so many peop y III continue
TO suffer day after day with Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, GEN
eral Debility, when they can procure at our
store slllLOHS NlTALlZER free OF cost II IL
does not cure or relieve them. Price 75 cCnts
Sold by III. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and "a
North Queen street, LhnC CasLer. fedlLNodh
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ELY'S CREAM BALM

CURES COLD IN HEAD, CATARRH ROSE
GUILD, HAY fENER, DEAfNkss
HEADACHE.
Easy TO use. Price, soc. Ely Bro's., OswegO.
y, u, =. 4.
Hay Fever. .catsyyrh itsy toysT ysr,"y H. lyns OF
symptoms. II IL attended by an iunamcd
condition of tho lining membrane Of the nos.
Iris, tear ducts and throat, affecting the
lungs An aCrid muCus Il scCroLad thS dis.
charge Il accompanied with painful buruinR
sensation. There are severe spAsms Ui
sncezing, frequent attacks OF binding head
ache, walory ana inflHmed state OF the ewes
ELfS CREAM BALM Il u remedy founded
on correct diagonsis OF this disease and can
be depended upon. 90 cents at druggists GJ
cents by mail. sample bottle by mail lOc,
ALY BROTHERS.,
)oo0dSw Druggists, Oswego, NY
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"fHteu OHt TOT Tue seasub. UItsst'-,
cloaks, coats stockings and all garments can
be colOred successfully with the Diamond
Dyes. Fashionable Colors. only lOC. at Drug.
gists. Wells, Richardson 4 Co, Burlington,
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FOR SILE.

Two LAitGE WALNUT STORE UouH
ters Tor salot may bo seen In the II ore room
lately occupied by Mr., S. =. RathvOn No i0i
north Queen street must be- removed sOuu,
Apply 10 &. II. LEFE'RE
all-tid OniCo No. l37 East King St
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I'll from pnnansInhia nIhtGr S "A. mILEs

iII,iin IRON philadelphia, on the Penna' r n
a,'. ~. nas CnAsE, LII. d., President. Ind"r
care OF Members OF society OF E,tcnas "tVi ht,
open 10 others Classical and scientifc cor, rses
porU,nsn prsc,,ns hs,lnotion, ample equipment,
tcan ~ nstronomical Observatory, Chem
Gymnasium. Library ll,OoO voinmes' Rneme
nIul grounds ; healthful location in the corn,
Try, Next half year begins 9TH monih + San
temberl 18th, 1851. Address PHog IL SHp
suARPLEss, Dean, Hayeriord College Pa q
ia jelShW&s3gt
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NJARsTur BOLUs.
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

Whose debility, exhausted powers, prcma.
ture decay and failure to perform liic's duties
properly, are caused by cXensses, errors OF
youth, etc, will nnd perfect anu lasting res
mood In the MARSTOS BOLUs. Neither
stomach dTugging nor Instruments. This
treatment of Nervous Debility and Physical
Decay - uniformly successful because bI-ed
on perfect diagnosis new and direct methods
aud absolute thOTOughuess. full Information
and Treaties tree Addres. Consulting Phy-
siCian OF MARSION REMEDY co, ~ W. lith
sL, New York. apTl-lyM,W Fav
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I GOAL MAIL AKNa N8Em EeTS.
HOURS ron CLOSING rug MAILS.

HOURS For CLOSING TIE MAILS
By Rsiiroad-NKw l ORK THROUGH MAIL, 500
and 73Oa, m., 1890 =. IN, 500 p. IN. and 2:OOa.
WAY MAIL. east, 1850 a. m
DOwsIEsTOwH, Lcaman Place and Gup Gl5
PHILADELrHIA THROUGH MAIL, 500 and 7:Wa.
m, $40 "a. m, 1890, 300 and 2'OOa. m.
PITTsBURd AND wEsT, 800 Il. m, l;2O ana lGi5
HARRIsnURG MAIL 600 and 800 a. m, l2l, 900
WY MAIL, Vest, 500 and 300 a. IN.
BALTIMoRE AND WARRINGTON, via Philadel.
phia, 5:OOp. IN.
BALTISoRE AND wAsHINoroS, via Harrisburg
Bird Is-nAND, Chrstinna, Parkesburg,
Coatesvillo and DowningtOwn at 1880 p. III,
COLUMBIA at 900 a, III. l:3O and 500 p. IN.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 1880 and 1913 p. III.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 Il. m. l:2O and lO;i5
y. m.
RKADING via Philadelphia, $500 and 100 pm
READING WAY, via Junction, LitIZ, Man
helm, East Hompheld and EphIatit, 3:l5 u. IN.
QUARRYyILLE, Carmargo, New Providence,
West Willow, Martinsvilo, Refton ana Lime
new NEW Iit1 moLIASo l. nj ~ TC%GurcRtow;n, T% Grcenbank,
Blue Bail, GoOdvilie, BeartOwn ana Spring
Grove, by way OF Downingtown, ut 6la u. IN.
sAYE HARBoR, via Columbia, $50 n. m. anu
''is By = 'suags-slackwater and saio Harpor,
70 Millerville Sand II3O Il. M, and ip.m
Bnklev's Bridge, Loacock, Barevile New
Holland, 23O y. IN.
Willow Street Smithvillo, Buck, Chestnut
Lovel, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, fairmount and Rowlandsville,
Md, daily, at 700 u, III.
Lands Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farm.
ersvlllo, NeiisYille, IiinkletOwn, Torro llill,
Martindalc, daily, AT $50 y. III.
Greenland, Fertility, lnmpeter and heat
land Mills 10 strasburg, daily at 4 p. m.
New Danyile, Conostoga, MarticVille, Cole
manvio, Mount Nebo, Raw wlinsyille, Be
thesda and Liberty Square, daily, NJ 2:SO y. IN.
On Sunday evening, mails cast ana west
clos at 1000 y. III.
WHEN OPEN FOX DELIVERY.
Arriving by MaiI-Eastern natl, $50 a. M,
1900 n. m, 500 ana $3.50 u, III.
Eastern way mail, 1000 Il, m.
Western mail, $50 and 1000 n. m, 300 and
1909 p. IN.
y. IN.
Western way mail, $50 a. m.
Reading way mail 1880 n. IN.
QuarryYillo Branch, S:l5 u. III, and 400 u. m.
Arriving by stage-from Safe Harbor ana
SlackwHtef, nj 800 Il. M, daily.
From hlllefsVillo, and y n. m ana y. IN.
From New Holland nt $3.50 u. m., daily;
From Rolandsville, Md, at 400 p. IN.
Reading way mail, at 1880 a. M, daily.
From Strasburg, at $50 u. m, daily.
From Rawlinsyille, at ll:0O "A. m.
From Terre Hin, at 1860 a. IN.
SUNDAY POsTOFFIUE HoURsJ
On Sunday the postofiice Is open from April
LIST To October lst, from To a. m, and from d
10 p. IN. from October lst 10 April lst IRON
TO 10 a. m, and from 10 p, IN.
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lust PUBLIsHED,
rKW KDITION OV
SECREI'S REPEALED"
WIN valuable Information on Nervous and A.
'eu disorders, Illustrated with cases.
, AbDhESSED TO GENILEMEN ONLY
Sh bS ~ pnyslClhn OF JO years experience, (aulnOr
tuiS nee"y' eto) sent, post tree, price, 100.
DIR. LA GRANGE,
l6& rhnERr STREET, PHILADHLPuIA. PA.
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DATAPsCU INsTITUTE.
l. ffiftieth Session) Ellicott CITY. Md.

FIIllelh sessiOn) ElliCott City, Md.
MISS SARAH N. RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL
situation unsurpassingly beautiful and eli
mats noted Tor its salubrity. with It's able
Sorps OF teachers Its great advantages for
sosurlhR liberal education, and thS happy
results from It's methods OF Instruction ana
tn 'pino, p, no other school can be found offer
ing sttatsr advantages for the training ot
S0ung iaues and children than this Well
snr ',ro,tit nnnstituuon offers, Apply TO Principal
S'su'' Jy!s2meod
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VIVroRIA
Corn Remover.

The most effective preparation Tor the re-
monh ol Sorns, Buntons, Warts, etc, ever
placed before tbs public. ' "
marTanled To eradicate completely and
within short time the most oDduIate corns
haru OF soft, without pain.
IT 10 PosfrIyK UURR soLDAr
bECHTOLD'S DRUG STORE.
No tol WEST ORANGE sTBEEr, corner of
ShIlots. dl-lyd
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Hanover Accommodation wu5t, connecting
A. Lancaster with Niagara Express at gt5,
viii run through to Hanover daily, except
sunday
Frederick AccOmInc citation, west, connecting
At Lancaster with FAST Line, west, At lB viii
run through to F-S,iOriCk.
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OPINION Of DR. MOTT, LATE GOVERN
MENT CHEMIST. Or ALLUOthS
PUxDls RLAsTEhS.

My investigation of ALLCoCKs PoRoUs fLAH-
rER shows IL to contain rdlUd6Ie and essential
ingredients not present in any other Plaster.
These ingredients are so perfectly proportion
eithat the ALLCoCK's PoRoUs PLASTER will not
cause BlisCrS or cJceSsiue irritation, and tind
IL superior to and mote efficient than any
other Plaster
HENRY 4. MOTT, Jr., Ph. ID, r. {. 5,
Professor of Chemistry y. l. Mod. COIrRe. rtC.
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W NJ rWAHp.

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7tO p. m,, mas direct connections without
change OF cArs) To Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when Jagged
viii stopat DOwningtow n, COntssvills, Parkss.
burg, Mount JOY, EliZabethtoun anu Middle.
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, n all
Train, No. |, Western Express and Pacific Ex.
press run daily.
The timo her. given IL Eastern time or that
OF the 18th meridian, whiCo Is ! minute and
seconds ilstsr than that heretofore used.
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VOLTAIC BELT CO.,
aprl-lydAWSFdw MARSHALL. MICH.

/ "ANhKEsIs gives instant i,,lief and
Is an iuiallihlS cure tor PILLS. Price, tLUc at
druggists, or sent prepaid by mail. sample
tree. Address, "ANAhE-IS" Makers Box
2tlG New York. aprllyM w,Fay
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Aancaster !9ntelligenrcr.
MoroAY RvENINa, Aueusrs4. 1894
uxr uAsuEs IsTO POETRY.


MONDAY RvENINo. AucUsTe4. 1894.
BEn DAsuEs IsTO POETRY.
I'm. massachusetts sta,e-msn Drops Poit-
tics 90 Correct an EDITOR.
From the New York sun.
nv DEAR Mn. EDITOR: find In to.
days Sun the following:
"roN MOORE WROTE IT."
aTo raH EDITOR or THE sus-Sr Who
$50. ever thus. from childhood's hour
I've seen my fondest hopes decay 2'
viii you please tell me what poem Tom
Moore ever began with those lines In
the middle Of sentence in "LalIa hookh
I find
rTis bright, twas heavenly but us l@st
o. ever thus from childhoods houf'
i've seen my fondest hopes decay
never loved tree or dover
but twas the first To fade away
never nurscd dear Razeile
TO glad me with It's soft dark eye
Bnt when ft came to know me WELL
And love me, II was sure TO uie
But who wrote this parody
Inever had bit OF toast,
However good and widei
Bnt II always fell on the sanied hoOI'
And on the buttcred side"
Even the great Homer mods y -,
IL IL perfnihslUie w soieoh 'ho "'P'
of politics with literature. Very truly
your friend and servant,
BENZ. +. BUTLER.
LOWELL, July 80.
We think Gen. Butler mods little in
his parody quotation. The second line
does not begin with the word " however. "
The line should read
- par,,cularly good and wide.n
But what a tremendous meeting will
assemble to greet Gen. Butler when he
makes his first speech in this city, say
about four weeks hence. There will be
no asperity about that, nor any decay OF
cbildhood's hopes and Butler can oeSin
his GRAFTON just as he plesses.
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EDUCATIOSAL.
SsLwHN HALL
BEADING, PA.

A Preparatory School for Boys, conducted ON
the Military plan. Thorough preparation FOR
all the higher institutions OF learning.
For circulars address tho iIoadmaster,
jy22tsl LOT CLARKE uIsuop
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- HrshLNA ArIa BALBOA n nW
L SChEpILE on and after SUNDAN
NOV fEM BEk, Is, 1855, tr1lins on the Ponn8yl
vhniH Railroad will arrive at and leave the
LAnC11lnl anu IhllnhnLnMla MnnOls W FOLLOW 81:
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We think Gen. Butler mods n little in
his parody quotation. The second line
does not begin with the word however"
Tho limo ahonld read
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LIST TO October LIST, from To a. m, and from d
To Up. IN. from October lst 10 April lst, from
8 10 10 u. m, and from 10 7 p. IN.
Mohave County miner., 1884-01-13

The case of P. Roach charged with robbing a man by the name of Smith at Peach Springs on the night of December 9th last, and which has been lingering Ill Justice Hyde's court from time to time for want of witnesses, was finally settled last Thursday. The defendant was held to answer to the Grand Jury for the crime of robbery and bail fixed at S1OOO, which he is urable to fur nish.
 Rich stfkes are being made daily in the csnp, the richest we have heard is of at the Miners Headquar- ters oftiWelton & Beecher. Extra a family -four s2 50 per sack of 5C pounds, barley 35 cents per pound, sugw seven pounds for one dollar" :"
Mohave County miner., 1884-01-13

The Blackberry mill will start up on the first of the month for a long run. It will be under the manage ment of John Howell.
 H. Thornlow shipped carload Of ore from the Crescent mine last Tuesday.
 The Blackberry mine Is being put in shape for taking out ore on lar ger scale than heretofore. There IS more ore Tn sight in the mlne at the present time than at any time since it's discovery.
 Isaac Donkey is working on the Rocky Point mine at Cerbat' a re- cent location.
 Rocky Mountain Mining Review.
 We want the price of lead to Ego up."
 If you have mine to self, adver- tise it in your local paper.
 The wages of miners are low enough now and should not be cut down.
 Honesty is the best policy" This applies to mining.
 Everybody knows the difference between prospect and a mine.-It took five years to learn it how ever.
 A man who has not faith enough in his property to do the annual as sessment work ought to lose 1t. We have no sympathy at all with those parties who go around complaining that their property has been jump ed.
 A miner should be as conversant with his business and apply himself to it as assiduously as does the farm CT and the mechanic to their respect i've callings. Such close application will invariably ultimate in a success commensurate with the efforts put forth.
 1 It is neither fair nor right to de nounce the railroads where the smel ters are to blame. It is excessive charges for treating the ore and no freights that make the shipments O. low grade ore an lmpossib1lity.
Mohave County miner., 1884-01-13
0ur EOcaI in EGingIma7s
KTNGMAN, January 12, 1881.

KNGmAN, January 12, 1884. send you few local items which may prove interesting to the readers of your paper:
 Hugh White of the Benson smelter Is in town.
 Billy Reed brought in load of 5000 pounds of ore from the Cupel mine yesterday to Chamberlain sampIing works for A. D. Davis. A. E. Davis was in town yesterday. A. Yer Mehr and Major Weltou came in on Monday. Yer Mehr re turned Wednesday to Mineral Park. The Major is still here.
 The American Flag boys, Richards, Corin & O., had twelve tons of ore hauled to Chamberlain. It netted them between S30O0 and $4O00.
 Welton & Beecher's new store is almost ready for occupancy. The carpenters will be through in week
 Col. Thornlow Is ;n town. He sent in lrload of ore from the Crescent mine, which he sold to Chamberlain It assayed over $200 ger ton.
 w. j. Chamberlain shipped car load of ore to day from the Crescent mine. It went to Denver. Welton & Beecher shipped two carloads of ore yesterday, one tC Benson smelling company from the Schuylkin mine at Chloride,the other to Selby smelting company, Sar Franclsas, from the Bay State mine near Cerbat. >They have fCnr car lDadS on their platform now awaiting shipment
 L. A Sandersons teams NPre bus! hauling ore from the Bay Sfate min' near Cerbat and the Lone, Star min at Mineral Park.
 Billy Reed has Contract to hau 100 toss of ore from thes-'5 5l5lIsp 5l5lIspd min to Chamberlain sampling wSfks'
 Cary & (tessinger's two ta mnl teams came m on Friday niglM wltl 15 ions of c-o fse=z sLe socnuylklll mine at Chloride.
 Melton S Beecher are doing live ly business.
 Charley Lawson and Shack Fisher are sinking a we'll south of town with good prospects for water.
 LOCAL ITEM.
Mohave County miner., 1884-01-13
Letter List.

List of Letters remaining ill the Postoffice in Mineral Park, January list, 1884.
 W. H. Cureton 2, Henry Cook Hugh Mcdonald, w. H. Ewing, Barney Ferry, l.. E. Brennan 2 H. l.. Gaston, J. R. Jenkins, B. Mos sell, Jas. Pemberthy, Byron Lane
 w H. Perry 7, Perry J. Helm 1 Dan Smith. Mrs. $. SuttenfeId, ? Lincoln Winkler, Jose Peralto.