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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

would>be Democratic cotemp rary.
When Il paper can iriae no other
charge against man than that he
i ii moral man, ii hr-.ns % ar'-vel
in the slums OF ii drivtiirg weakness
and lIoclalms itself the merest dciD-
ogogue.
We are not inclined to uneafih
the character If lie man whom The
subsidized sheet would hold up and
recommend as opposed to .Lr. Win
gar. We have some regard for the
family and friends of that man; but
when his mouihpiece cha lenges an
invesi igatiom and the pubic welfare
demands II, We are prepared to make
il, and go to the bottom Of the busl>
ness, too.
VIII. the purchased sheet begin
. whine about "policy" and tackles
he Lead il has, it can only blame 1t
self if the rocks rattle down upon
its head.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

The first shipment Of VIII, at to
Liverpool via New Orleans. frcm
California was m~de oE Octolier ls',
according tu oar dispatches. 'Ftjs
is the b ginning of a long contcm :
plated scheme AMI one which prom
ises important results to California,
and we cannot sue why II should noi
be important TO all lhc soathw; sfern
country through which the railroaa
line runs. The first shipmea' cons
sisis Of 10000 tons. and The company
can handle all the whent In Caiifor-
MIA at The same rates ihry gel Tor
This shipment II oocuis to us lnas
our valley might be able 10 make
such arrangements with The railroad
company us to have the advantage
of this arrangement when j, si;all
be necessary to d, 80 in order Ia d =
pose of our crops.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

A LADY tIiend sent to our office
yes erday a very beautiful bouquet
of growing cotton in various stages
of maturity, from the beautiful
white and pink flowers to almo-t t
full grown boil, all in most poit' CT
and thrifty condition, showing that
our valley would he the natural
home of the cotton plant were il in
iroduced. What little has been ex-
perimeptcd upon here and there has
surprised The friends of Gotten giow-
ing by its luxuriance and unuSua;
productivoncsS. Our thanks are due
the lady for The elegantand Interests
ing favor
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

SOME one of our COZ, mp"rnri' s
has given as reason for not sup-
porting C. c Bean for Delegate 10
, Congress th"t he las hoen an unsucs
fcessful BUSH ess mar. So far as that
sgne :, If we urdeIsian': Tie matter,
G., g Bean has toen successful in
mauy Knleipg enterprises and has
made and fO-t fer une> in his liber-
aliIy and e"te:friFr, in-hi- great de-
size to d' veicIr lie funiiy End 30
assist his fr'enGs md igl L',s to
get some Il iht eo'd thirgs with
which f'-it:a e isd ll'ssed hIm.
All tbs tinc liz er!rrcrf, = p.
Erad, hos setn rraspii ev' ~ 'lol>
irr and carefully .iilirg upon It for
fear that meI.ody n.islt see it,.
Which Of 'Itse man has done The
most for the Teriiiory at large ?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
wnHs 3 len c. nj pi. &c slide. dow

WHzs ten C nj pi &c slides down
into 9. p. Heads pockel il sings
Farewell vain world I'm goirg
home" and it might MT have Ike
listed at all so far as an5 further COED
it might do The public is concerned,
and in this grasping, selfish spirit
C. P Head will go to Cnngr' IS. if
he goes at all. Can such II man
possibly open up his heart to DO
anything for the people Of The Ter
,storyg We say no. ihousard
times no. unless lie Interests The
public aie to p..u' coin iafo 'he
pocket OF G. p. Head
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

The Gazette deliberate y faisiiie~
the facts lc ex' lie a little rrriad.ce
against J. J. Wingar, If Tcinpg. arn
is the Republican candidate frr rr. =
bate .'ud9e- Nj. Wipesr is MOI i.
minister at present He 1o.n, oas.,
and ii is not TO his Giscredi thar
such was he case. Since thai time
Mr., WIngar has udied and p a.
ticed law, as W. are info;ms d !.
Moreover, Mr. WIngar is \ man Who
can and does rise above city pre-
udice, as The Mormon elem, T., f
Tempe and Mrsa win inform o .r
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
a HORRIBLE STORY

Chfc4eo, Oct. "a hide"us crime
was crn:uitted here last night
which is almost unparalcd IN It's
atfociIy. Michael Shy, livieg in a
miserable bovel at 10, Clark street.
went home du'ina HE night in ii
dan; Fen state ard found his wife in
h.d with ibe hady of a dead ini.nl
;r which She had given birth dErin .
''ir night. He boat his wife 10
death. When arrested, Shay was in
-Aph ii sos;ten comlition T. at n. tn
ing inleiiieii'Ie could be obtain, d
ff IN hin..
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

FouR BITS is considerable sum
of money for an ,aspiraut for Con-
gress to throw arod0d loose at a sa-
loon, and yet 1t is affirmed as fact
that the Head of the Democratic
ticket really opened his sack 10 that
extent after he had delivered that
remarkable lecture of hi.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

ARIZONA vant> man in Cor
gress that is not altogether selfish; /;
& man who has hearts a man whose
living. aciing, moving senti-
m ent is to see the people of the Ter,
-ritory pfosper; TO see the vast min
ing, grazing and agricultural inter-
csts of the Territory open up o the
world tn, ir wealth Of riches; a man
who elorics in III l.rosieI.iy nj hIs
nciglbar, even th' ugh lie IS not
making Il eyni himself Such man
is &. c. Ba and Ike hardy I.io,
neers of Ariz ma viii not forget him
whe II he 4th of November comCs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

FAVORED 10y Mr.. BDrke The gem
eraI manager of ihe New Orleans
Exposition. as Will BE seen from
his letter. it is now he Intention Of
our Fair management to collect, so
far rs possible, all mereloliou> ar
iicles al cur Terliforial Fair and
bave them for.-aided to the New
Orleans Exp, siiion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

Z. P, HEAD has never been a
friend 10 ai.y lahoring man. He has
never been a friend Of ally farmer
He has never b.ei Il friend Of any
miner. he has nev.i been the friend
of any enterprise shat Attempted to
develop tie rrscu ces of his own
county, so long ns he thought lie
could squeeze Il ten cent piece i,;
opposIrg tlal cTterpri {. He las
ever been a mOn' poiist IF the most
selfish character, grasping I'll within
his power, holding all witlIn his
power, crushing out the weaAcr
ones wher'v,r il Va @;'l.ia h'~
power; ibis is the irue histery of c.
P. Head as an Arizonan and Yet he
has the effroniery to ask for he suf>
frages OF the people he mas abusei
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
TELECR APHEC .
CLIFTON CHATTER.

CLIFTON, Oct. 3-Thomas Hama
han, miner working in the Coro-
nrdo mine, was seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon. He lighted q
snnff in The tunnel in which he was
ut work, and reilea ed 10 safe dis
tance, keeping his eyes On The sIuff
Surprising it had gone out, he re-
turned 10 the drill hofe when the
blast went off, filing his eyes and
face full of gravel, and throwing
him with much violence against one
of the walls. He was brought here
this morning and placed in the hos
pilal.
The nominations of the Peoples
party are coldly received here, and
cd,is are freely offered against the
whole ticket.
An aver. G. of l"ur carloads of
black copper ate shipped from Cllfe
ton daily.
cLEyELAND's TRIUMPHAL JOURNEY.
BUFFALo, Oct. 3-The train hear
ing Governor Cleveland and party
left Utica nearly ten minutes ahead
of time. The sEeed nearly averaged
fifty mil. an hour, ard several miles
were made II the rae Of fifty five
cecoads a miie. The greeting OF the
assembled crowd at Utica was par
iIcularly cordial and though Cleve-
lard made his appeara ce and bow
ed, he made no remarks. He was in
excellent health and spirits and
chaited amicably with his friends
as the train sped through the fertile
valley Of the beautiful Mohawk
The train was due in Syracuse al
4 80 p. III :, but pulled into the city
fully fifteen mInuus ahead OF time,
An immense cHncGnr>e OF peo-
pie were 1T the depot Men,
women and children joslled each
other in their attempt to get Il sight
OF Gov ernor Cleveland. Hundreds
of school boys, books and slaics in
hand an for blocks up the track in
the wake df the train At the Syrae
cuse iron works as the train passed |
al slow speed through The CITY lin
its, The workmen came oul and |
wav, d an enthusiastic greeting. The
depot and vicinity were packed, as
whre Tie streets leading TO it. In
answer 10 repeated calls. Governor
Cleveland appesred on the rear plat,
form, when cheer after cheer greeted
him. The G veruor lifted his hat
and bowed his acknoM led gem ent.
The enthusiasm continued unabated d
while the train remained in the
depot.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

IHc'NNATI, Ocr 3-Mr Blaine
b.. Il! IA. ed lair Ills morning, brl
10 9 ef'le he was accessible the
aa;aI La.;s AMI err dors we're
crowied y til pea l. attract d here
hr bis I.r' s'nre amd lat Il General
Loaan A. so'4': as Mr. Blsine's
rson w'ro ofan, d callers began 10
pcG: IL aud II rr, ,ssure II irued
all The fercro"n- S Y,ral dele=ntc-
called in to pa, Their rsiec;s;
one Of thr I;i:h Au,e lean Repub-
licnn league, Wiz presented resolu-
lions ard assurance If support; oae
rcl rfsentirg The ltrpuhlc ms of
Tennessee, one >ert 10 urge Mr.
Blaine to visit The L uisville expo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Republicans of The various
precincts in the county should see
that their precinct tickets are care
fully filed cut. Coed men Will add
to the Strength Of an alrt ady strong
ticket.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

PARTY bolters will not find them
selves enj. ylng much of a flowing
this fall. The Indication are that
both parties will vote straight tickets
in the Territory in Noven Der
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

1nE r. puhheans Of Prescott had
a rousing ratification meeting on
Friday evening last, at which Gov
Tritle, Hon. T J. Butler, Colonel
Eggers, c. c. Lean ard Hon f w +.
Wells We're spe akeis. The ~peeches
are all spoken If by he local rress
as of he high st order. Greai en-
thusiaSm prevailed and Coi. Bean
got heavy send off. Pass h III
along the lire and let old Maricopa
give him lift, We say Marcnpa
be, ause We know majority Of lhe
D. mocials as well as Rcpu blicans
Will sland il whtn {. G. Bean is the
man who wants the vote.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Gagette do-'t seem very en-
thnsiastic over Heads appearance
here. Evid-ntly, as is The case of
most of the saloon men. Head failed
% "see" the Gazette Il must have
had on its workIng clothes
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

IF the best men for The place are
selected at The coming election, G..
G. Bean will bc our next Delegate
10 C.nertss ard R. L. Long the
nexl superin,ei don't of Public In
strnction.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
NEW SERIES vol XI. NO 81,

The answer can only be, G. c. Bean.
Which Of these men las done the
most for his own selfish purposes?
The answer can oply be, c. p Head.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
a glsset.L PrURED.

WAsHINeToH, Oct. 3-1he tre~s-
ury ii, d,parlmcut is informed bat
Lieut. Luz, If the reve. ue derart-
mcni, has seized ihe German schoon-
er "Adele" while the crew " we're Kills
ing seals On ST. Paul islands, near
Alaska, and brought the vessel and
IL position of her crew TO San Fam
CISCO. Lieut. Lutz las been instruct
ed 20 tsirn the vessel over to The
Uaitcd States marshal at San F'ran~
cist o, AID consult with the United
States district attorney as 10 future
proc, edines.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

Z. p, HEADS recent visit 10 Pho-
nix lost him at least fifty votes that
he might have received had he never
shown himself AS We have heard
numerous gentlemen of his own par
ty rem ar "le would make moi c
votes by staying at nome" His az
istoaiacy is stumbling bloc, that
he fails 10 get over as a canvasser.
his Tile OF Colonel" which he news
er earned, evidently weighs him
down with its glory and his knows
edge ofnatlonal finances is so aston
ishing that he knocks the wind so
far Out of his h 'arers that they never
recover sufficiently to carry his ball
lot to Tie polls.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

DIR. JONES don't seem TO create
any very Wonderful iml rsssion II"
the southern part of the Territory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

B1A1SE's trip through Ohio don't
seem 10 indie ate that he has been
slain quite y,t by G. W. Curtis and
the indianapolis Sentinel.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
alice sAMEE MEXICAN MAN.

CLEVELAND, Oca 4-Wah Lee
How, Chinese laundry man, recent
Is married white WON n and
shortly afterwards applied fer c;tis
zen's papers, having taken official
papers year ago. The question
was aised whether pnier the act of
Congress Of 1882, he could become
Laturalized, aud Tie case was con,
iiaucd. Probate Judge Tildtn, to-
day heard the arguments and issued
citizeu's papers to Wah Lee How,
who exhibited Celestial d elight
when mate to understand that he
was ..a.Ice amee A.el!can man
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

The GencSee Hoa- his afternoon.
CoLn WATER CONGRATULATIONS.
LoNDoN, o. 4 a committee Of
the United Kingdom Alliance TEN
perance olganiz4ljon has adoptc#I a
resolution OF congratulation to Neal
Dow and the State of Maine upon
having al the recent election secured
such majority for the measure in
corpoiating inta the State consiilu
tion prohibition amendment
They say that by reason of this vote
th y anticipated great results to the
rest of the world.
AP OR NAVY.
PARIS, Oct. 4 The Journal Des-
bq's publishes IN article on the
French navy, charging it, inefici-
e. cy aud stating lis Doubts Of its
inability to sustain war with China.
HAVE NOT APPEALED TO UNCLE SAM.
PARIS. Oct. 4-The ministry deny
that the French government has
asked t5e United States TO act as
mediator in Chinese afflirs
APPEAL TO THE UTH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-fhe address
Of The R publican rational commits
tee 10 The soulb, dated al Nashville,
has been ls-ucd. It declares that
the Republican nalioaal committee
opens its headquarters at Nashville,
the central city OF The south, on
October first, and appeals o the in
teilis,nce, ent' rprIse, honorable and
ambitious Amorlcan instincts and
Inspirations Of the southern people
to support tie Republican canGi-
dates II concludes by saying the
Republican p.ry u.der the leader
shipof Blaine is Ger rail- to make The
south The most attractive region for
capital in the country, and make the
MeXicans and other people south of
Is our frlends ard customers and to
make capital ard labor secnle in the
1u.h by protect g suffrage
Asl-s1,G BLAINE To CONVICT HIMSELF.
fSr' sNAPoLIs, Oct. 4-In the U.
: co.rt = tie Blaine Sentinel libel
suj, lie attorneys for the Sentinel
lled an amended bill of discovery
with lwelve additional ioterroga-
ores. The bill begins by stating
hat Blaine pretends to have been
ecretly married 20 Harriet Sian>
vood al Nil cisburg, Ken, on June
20, 1850, which claim is wholly de-
lied by defendants. The bill fur
her ALLEGES that Blaine w, s lawful-
: married for the frs and only
ime o Harriet Stanwood in Pius-
'urg, on the 21st of March, 1851.
nd that said marriage vas not one
f love and affec ion on the part Of
Blame, hut IS charged in the amends
d bill. Ii thcn states that full in
oimalion concerning these matters
IN po ST ssion of Blame, and the
iscovery of such evidence is neces
ary to enable Defendants 20 make
ood the issues upon their part, and
he pIayti OF Tie bill is that Blaine
'e ordered 10 answer positively on
is oath and without evasion, the
ntt'rogatories in the amended bill.
he tcferdan.s ask tIal II these in
lroga oues are rot answered fully
nd truly that further proceedings in
lis case he pcrpetually restrained.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct 3-lnlal inter
est bearing debt $l,206, ,476,5 500. Ma
tu cd deb S19,6l6.815. Total debt
withcu, ierest $613, SIS, ,957. Total
debt $1,83S, S,652,272 Toial lnteresl
S11,54G,1O4. Cash in The treasury
1926 O3l, ,321. Debt less cash III the
treasury S. ,425, ACT 053 Decrease
during September $I2, ,045 OS9 D
crease since june 30th, $24, 4,583, 1870
Cash b4ln c. available $144,174,749
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
TERRIBLE HURRICANE.

LONDON, Oct. 4-Mtellig, nee has
just heen received Of terribly dis
astrous huiricare in Iceland on the
11ih of September. Accounts thus
far received show ninetaen trading
vesse.s and sky f>hing boats lost,
and % vessels disabled The most
appalling feature OF the hu urricane
was the loss Of life. The exact nuns
Der Of those VINO rerlshed is not yet
ascertalned, hni it is known to be
very urge.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
REPUBLICANS should sec that their
friends are properly registered.

TIE Citizen says Head had his
wet blanl ct along with him when
he reached Tucson.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

TIE difererce between English
free trade wages, wkich the Demos
crats are attempting 10 introduce in
to the United States, and republican
tariff wages, in the iron business. in
rolling mills, per week. Is as follows:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
COLLAPSED.

DENVER, Oct. 2-Jensen, Bliss &
Co, hare waid dealers, assigned this
morning. II Is estima; ca The liabil
tiles viii be 500 600 and tie nomi-
nal assets S17O,O00 Tie firm was
the best know il tie State.
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Mornors mornsr.i mo,,.,.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with the exoruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 80, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING sIhUP. IL win reI,eve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon II there is no mistake about IT, There is
not inotner on earth who has ever used IL,
who viii not tell you al once that n vii,
regulate the bowels ana give rest 10 the
mother, and relief ana health TO the child. on
Grating like magic. II sperfectly safe 10 use
In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, ana is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and beat
female physicians In the United States. sold
everywhere. rs cents bottle.
mayl-M. W.s6w
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Something for ali the Pr,aon,r.

heV' n. IL. fairall, ID. d., editor OF the Io,oa
Methodist, says elitorially. in the Nowan,,or
lSSS) number OF his paper ave have tesIea
the merits OF Ely's Cream Balm, ana believe
that, by thorough course of treatment ~
will cure almost every case OF catarrn, Min.
listers, as u class, are afflicted with head ana
throat troubles, and catarrh seems more pre
yalent than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream Balm too highly" Not IA liquid
nora snun. Applied TO nostrils with the
nnRer. i2l.2ydeodSw
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HAS oFTRS BEEN NADR


by the discovery OF some new thing but moth
ing has ever stood the test like DR.. Z. W. Ben.
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills.
They really do cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleepless.
ness, Indigestion, Paralysis ana Melancholy.
Price, 50 cents per box, two tor sl, six tor
o. 50 by mail, postage iree.-Dr. Z. W. Benson.
Baltimore, Md. sold by,all druggists.
c, N. CRIrTKsTos, New York, Is WholeSa. g
Agent tor DR.. Z. W. Benson's Remedies.
ig5-lmdM, ,W&Sdw
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l)ENsUs's sKis CUKE.
[ From Fr dnk Leslie's illustrated Newspaper. ]
A LADY SAID.
"a Those Borrid PImpiesi No, I Cannot Go.
Piease Present MY kxcus-s."


Probably two thirds OF tie ladies In society
and homes OF our land are afflicted with skin
diseases OF various kinds, to do away With
which, q Il could be done without inlurv,
would be the happiest event of theiI lives.
Then she would have instead OF a dishgured
and marred countenauce one that would be
handsome. or at least good looking, tot any
one with clear, pure skin, no matter what
the cut OF her features are, has "A certain
amount OF good looks which attract every
body As II Is now. she imagines every one
sees and talks about those trccklcs,' "lhoSe
horiid pimples," 6nd other blemisnrs with
which she is afflicted but this Is true o. either
sex.
To improve this appearance great risks are
taken arsenic, mercury, or high-souud titled
named articles containing these doat" dealing
drugs. are taken in hopes OF getting rid OF
all.thCse troubles. In many cases death Is
the result No alienation Of the burning
heating. itching and Inflammation Is given.
All troubled with Eczema tsalt rheum)
letters, Humors, Inflammation, Rough scaly
Eruptiops OF any kind, Diseases ot the Hair
and Scalp, Scrofula. Ulcers, Pimples or Ten
der Itchiugs on any part OF the body should
know that there IL hope tor them IN u sure,
perfect and elegant remedy, known a. Dr.
Z. w. Benson's Skin Cure" II makes the
skin white, soft and smooth removes tan anC
treckles, and Is the BEST toilet dressing IN
THE WORLD. IL Is elegantly put up, TWO
bottles I'm one package, consisting OF both in-
ternal and external treatment. Our readers
should bs sure to get tnis and not some Old
remedy resuscitated on the success of Dr Ben
son ; and now advertised as " The Great skin
Cure" There f. only one-it b aars the dOCto. :
picture and Is tor sale by all druggists, tl per
package.
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why lie Downoast?

True, you are in a miserable condition you
are weak. palid, and nervous. You cannot
sleep AT night, nor enjoy your waking hours ;
yet, why lose heart Get at the druggist's a
bottle OF Burdock Blood Biners. They viii 70.
store you 10 health and peace OF MUD. For
sale by n. Is. Cochran druggist. l37 and 40
North Queen street. ~
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do You Believe IL,

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
bour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
paint Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them shioh's yitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. SOLD by II. II. Cochran, druggist, Nos,
1877 and l39 North Queen street. feb7.eod2
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As- Decorative Art. Explicit directions for
every use are given with the Diamond DYES.
ror dyeing Mosses. Grasses, Eggs, Ivory
Hair, &C lUc. Druggists keep them Wells
klohaIdson Co. BmrllnglOn. VI.
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II a man can't be both good and rich be
ought NJ least to be wise let every man pre-.
pare for the day OF adversely by laying In a
stock OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup a sure cure
for coughs and colds.
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speAks hight In.

Have trie Thomas Eclectric Oh for Group
ever used In my family.n VIM. Kay, $40 Fiy-
tnonth ~ ave, brooklyn, N Y. For sale by Ii.
%. Coschran' druggist, lS7 and l39 North Queen
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MEMS DRESS SUITS THAT WERE
CHEAP At
lens BUSINESS SUITS THAT SOLD
MEMS PANTALOONs THAT WERE
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS

That sold simply by showing thom tor
~ % ..............pO Down now to............ 1875
80 ''''''''''''''' .......,... $50
V'V''.'' ''''.'''..'' 8.
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RIO. STATIONS. soRTHwARD
(NoKswALL LEBANON 4 CULEBKuoK
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

soCTHwARD.
Trains leave Lebanon daily texccpt sun
day. ut $50 a, IN, 1879 and 7:Gj u. m.
Arrive at Cornwall at $40 a. III 1897 ID IN
ana 1:iO y, m; at ConewagO at 7.s9 "A. m, !. Is
ana $50 p IN, connecting with the Pennsyl-
vaniG railroad for points East and West
SORTHwARD
Trains leave ConeSago at 80 u, NJ, $3.50 and
S:s5 p. IN.
Arrive ~ Cornwall at SIS a. m, As and q:l3
p' M AT Lebanon at $50 "A. m, I 30 and 3:25 d
IN; connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia
h,ading railroad for points East and West
anu the Lebanon fremont bran ch Tor Ohns.
town, PineRrove and fremont
The 63O II. m. train will stop only at Corn.
wall, Colebrook and BellAire.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-04
CHILDREN's SUITS.

one very prominent feature that has marked
THIS SPECIAL 81 DAY SALE Is that with "A
great many Goods not even their cost was
considered when the SPECIAL PRICES wcr,,
fixed. What tho firm OF WILLIAMSON a
FOSTER mostly needed was To turn the good.
into ready cash, and to do this and uu It sue
ccssfully tho Prices must be- put very low.
This has been done and the people arc rrap.
ing the benefits,