davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
tn. Next House Of Representatives.

nroports telegraphed from the various States
are correct, the Democrats will have 81 ma
jority in the next House. as is shown in the
table below. But these figures are not conciu-
sive as yet, since there are number of close
districts in which conflicting claims are made,
and from which complete returns have not
been received. 1t will be some days yet before
a reliable list of the members-elect can be pub
lishcd.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

NoTE.-In the Congress of 1882 Rcadjuster, Inde-
pendent, and Greenbacls members are classed as
Democrats and Republicans according to which of
the two larger parties they acted with upon poti-
cal questions The actual number of bona fide
Republican members was lis.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

The MULLEN stalk contains mucilaginous
healing principle the sweet gum of the South
ern swamps a stimulating expectorant. Tay-
lor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Null
lein will cure Group, whooping-cough and con-
sumption. Send &c. stamp Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, for Riddle book and Health Guide
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
They Must Be Used.

DR.. YoUNG's PATENT ELECTRIC BELTS. A
sure cure for Nervous Debility, Loss of Vigor,
Youthful Errors, Weakness Of Body and Mind,
etc. Write for pamphlet free. DR.. N. 7. Young,
AS Canal ST., N. Y.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

Feathers, ribbons. velvet can all be colored
to match that new hat by using the Diamond
Dyes. Zoe. for any color at the druggists.
Wells, Richardson & Co, Burlington, VT.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

Attention is called to the advertisement on
another page of very highly commended food
for infants and invalids. A treatise will be
sent free TO any applicant by the Anglo-Swiss
Condensed Milk Co., &c Hudson ST., New York
City, or it can be had at drugstores generally.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Three bridges on the Straitsyille branch OF the
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo road have
been burned by incendiaries. Loss about Sl0.-
coo. The bridges were all in the same neighbor-
hood, between StraitsviIle and Nelsonville.-
The town of Lena, Iowa. wasalm0st destroyed by
fire on the 9TH inst, supposed to be the work of
an ncendiary.--One Thousand workmen were
thrown out of employment by the burning of
the wholesale clothing house of Theodore Dissel
& Co.. at Syracuse, N. Y.-The boiler in the
sugar house on the Eames plantation, near Lee
Station, La. exploded on the night of the 9th
inst, killing three men and wounding several
others.-The steamer Grace Greenwood. of
the South Haven and Chicago line, was burned
at her dock in South Haven, Mich, on the 4th
inst. Loss $4,000 young man named
Joseph Katzenberger stabbed and instantly
killed his sweetheart Emelne Miller, in Bal
tiInore on the 18th inst. without apparent mo-
tive.-The entire business portion of the
town of Silver Plume, Colo, was burned on the
morning of the 9th inst. Loss $4,000
Gilbert w. Hazeltine who shot and killed
Mamie Thorpe I'D a disreputable house in Balti-
more in July last, was convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced to eight years in the
penitentiary on the 9TH iust.-Jas. Leather
wood, livery stable keeper of Birmingham,
Ala, was assassinated at about 3 o'clock on the
morning of the 9TH inst, being shot through
crack in the wall the bullet piercing the top of
his head and ranging downward into the body.
He was instantly killed. There is no clew to
the murderer-BernardS Schiller an old Be-
hemian, his wife and three year-oid daughter
were found murdered near a straw stack at
Bryant Station, Tex, on the 9Th inst. They
had been dead some days. The cause Of the
crime is mystery.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
HE poet who wrote

"0h woman, in our hours OF ease
30 tickle, coy and hard 10 please -
evidently had In remembrance one who sufferer
from subtle plant that the doctors had failed
IL this woman any other suffering nom dis
could have become acquainted with the raefcnberg
Catho.icoD they woald have experienced pleasure that
fesuts from feeling the returning tide Of health and
noedom from pain
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

The Shurly Watch and Jewelry Mfg Co.
Send for illustrated catalogue and price-list II you
wish anything I'm the Jeweiry Line. Their refer
ences excellent their goods rst.clxss and war.
ranted as represented, and their prices very low.
Address n State St Chicago III.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

On the afternoon of the 4th tho President
drove in a coupe from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to the polling lace, and deposited his vote for
Presidential electors. City, County, and National
offcers.--The will of the late Wilbur F.
Storey bequeaths his entire estate, including
the Times, 20 his widow, Eureka c. Storey. The
entire estate, however, is to revert TO his heirs
at-law. The VIII provides for the payment of
an annuity TO the brother and sister of fhe tes-
tator, provided the income from the estate
ceeds $4,000 year.-Dr. VIM. Wells Brown,
the ardent cOiored anti-slavery agitator aud
friend of Charles Sumner, died in Chelsea,
Mass, on the 9TH inst. For long time and
until recently he was actively engaged in
temperance work in the South.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
INDUSTRIAL.

The exports from the port of New York for
che week ending Nov. 5 were So 675, $40 against
$6,77S, PA for the previous week.-The bust
ness failures throughout the country occurring
in the seven days ending Nov. z, as reported to
p. G. Dun & Co, of tine mercantile agency,
number for the United States i55 and for Can
ada q, or total of 206 marked decrease over
last week when the fetal was 267 and the pre-
vious week 25S. The decrease arises in the
New England and Middle States and in New
York city
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

Scrap Pictures and 100 Album Quotations only Ice
I44 50 Embossed Cards Ice J. B. Hustled. Nassau N Y
Mention Ths National TftbcnA
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
..NsArs, SH>

VOltO AAME on IL Hidden Name or so New Chrome
IUUt IN Cards 10 cts. C. o. H0tchkss. Higganun, CT.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
IOrld ME-, Co. 122 Nassau Street, New YorE

TM HE EEHH 4 = = ~ = a Es@%
Owing to the failure of great German dsc tfose
purchased their entire stock in which fey CHOICE Sal
zard vc!ns, most beautiful yiOlin artistic model grace
f outline, finished and polished 70 bring out sl ths
rich elegance OF the wood, doubened and CT bane
tone Each outfit complete i. Italian ne pcs.
pearl inaid tailpece fine bow ebony
wood case rev model bas handle fastenings trimmings,
Book instruction, and CD pieces of Choice Music for SIS
These yons have reae for less than SD 20 SIS and
the unprecedented and extraordinary bargains ever
offered The supply is Ifsf orders sho3d De sent
& CO., importers, so6 Sudbury ST., ecSsos, Edsss.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
To Match that Bonnet.


Garfie,d's Plurality. 1880, 9l5.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Times arc hard n, .be newsnaoe,

Tines are hard on the newspaper fra'ernity The HedaItchf and Dem
 ocrat, nt Deming aud one paper al
 Albuqu, rque have in the last few
 days succumbed 4o the dullncss of
 the times; nuiy a shoit time ago the Dona Ana T,mes Secorro Sun. aud
 Qujn;oa Prospector, went und r, and
 t great any rtners are n,w 10 ti,-
 ragged edge of despair- Lods6u, 2
 ddvJnce.
 The Directors of the Faii Associ> ation are grttir g things under ful headway, and ere long we shall have q handsome fair ground pre- pared with nn excellent track.
 Wise has bren shooting off bis mouth in Tr.csnn. It was loaded with the samu charge that he let off here.
 The weather feels ike spring
 The Tucson people arr calling on A. II Oii-, ChSirnau "f the Pima County Board of Supervisors, 10 re sign. Ois teems nni only 10 have failed iu his own business lut to have rcuIed the dispieasure If the people.
 Agent P ? Wilcox, of San Car les. was here Monday. en route for Denver He is in i'll health and re quires a rrief rest from his agency lnbers. We tried our pumping pow> cr> on the A 9. mt in he hope If hnd- ing oui something of the true in wArdnes of the clash hetweeu the A gent and the military. but whil.- Mir. Wilc"x was very eommunica> tive on ot her matters he declined to say anyiblng about Cruwfo' d's Go- ings, for he reas"t that he is not yet ready 10 speak on that subject. V C know. bnwev.r, from a reliable souce, that Nr Wilcox has hieod in his eye, sn 70 speak, and either he or CraM ford must go. If he cannot induce MT. Teller 10 caurel his agreement with the War Depart meni and restore him 70 the exaiu sive management of ihe agency ne will resign. Upon his arrival in Denver Mr Wilc,x will publish his lnpuat report in which he will rec> pm mend numerous r. forms in the of agency Indians. The Indians at San Carlos. he says, l rave settled down to business, and { -aised the present year one-haIf | million pounds of grain. But the White Mountain renegades, who are under the control uf tAe have raised nothing, al eports to the contrary noiwi.hstand> ng- -FIoreace Enterprise
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Call for sAepuO4icaD County Con
 veHti0n.

The Repu 'iican C"nu'y Convention for Na~icopa county s her l.y called to ID eet f Phoruix on Thursday. s-pis mber h iSS4- at 10 o'clock, a in
 Said co, veation l. cslled fer the pu-- pose of vircfins tveiv' (i1l D .iegates to the Territorial hepubsiran Convention ~hich ne Is at Tom b-ione -cptemb be 18th. 1891. fUr he Sclecficn of a County
 entrsl c 'mmiftee, and for tha u-pnse of placing ia nomination a~d.dat f,r ih" following offices to he voted for st the next general cleo tion. ,ix:
 One Q) m .mb. of the Gu, Gil. we fe} luembcrs of the House of Rope 2, tai ?, one Sherln- ore Tea -urer. one Pr .Ea:e JIdge. enc District Attnrne ore Re co. der cue Coroner and uhic AGminIs- ator, two Supervisors, one Surveyor.
 P P.imdrtes for the selection Of d,-.- -05 es t0 i'd o0ID;y convention will be he'd on ~afu das, Angse, 90 h. 1894 in the rario is precincts and ;he D or;innmelE nf fresV~srntaticn to sad cUuHfv conver- tio1 f m each TT cInct sha bt a. fo lows
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

AcCoRDIsG 10 last nit hts dis patches cholera las "caught ou" to this continent In most unexpected quarter and where 1t is most likely 10 get the best hold and do the most damage. Ii is reported to have ap- peared on the west coast of Mexico at Salinas Cruz. mewhal south of the Ci y of Mexico.
 1t is 10 be hop,d that it is merely report or that it IS not genuine Asiatic cholera: but if il should be the genuine thing its spread in Ale xico and both north aud south is certain, owing to the absence ot the proper sanitary condition to arrest it's progress in the great majority of the MexIran cities and towns. Too careful attention can not te given to the matter of clean, !iness about houses, yards, sinks out buildings and personal habiis.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
7hr Fair ASSOC iatiOn .
PHoExlx. Aug. 2s. ass4.

PHOENIX. Aug. 23, 2SS4.
 Pursuant to adjournment. the Board of Direcit rs of tie Arizona Industrial Exposition met al the office of the Secretary, Vice. Presi- dent J TT Smith In the chair.
 In the matter of permanent grounds for holding the lair, Mr c. H. Gray ofTcr,d to sell to the directors of the Association eIgbty acres of land adjoining the ranch of Mir John Montgomery, on the south. The riice of Inc land 10 be $1.250, aud Mir. Gray to take forty shares in money, paymel4t to be made m one year, possession Of the grounds to be given Immt diatcly. The prnp> osition of MT. Gray was, by vote ot the Board, accepted.
 Mir. John Mont- -omery made statement 10 the Buard that he would give a deed fnr fifty foot road aci oss the south end uf his and for the benefit of the Association with nut any cha gc-
 Messrs Harrington, Lount aud Lnring were appointed a finance and auditing comml tee.
 Mes-rs. Novinger, Wells nn6 Loring were appointtd committee on truck.
 The secretary was ordered to pres pare a schedule for premium lisi aud adv. rtisipg
 Philip K. Hickey having rendered 1 his resignation as secreta y it was accepted
 An election to fill vacancy in he 1 sscreiaryship vas ordered aud re- sul-ed in he choice Of c. " Ingalls. i Meeting thes adjourned until two i o'clock p. m g h inst.
 r. K. HICKEY. Srct'y protem.
 PnoENIx. August 25.-The Board | of Directors pursuant to adjourn, meni, met at tie office of lie secre- tdi ob thO r, Ill., LCSldGHt " " { Jones ID the chair.
 The committee on track submitted ! preliminary plan fnr location of | track and Buildings and asked for l further time t0 complete their re~ 1 port. By vote of the Board ihe | committee on track was granted | fnrrlier time and instructed to plo- ceed with the preparation of 'he grounds, location and laying off nf track and to report on location and character Of buildings for the fair
 The President ard J. I. T. Smith were chosen committee tn submit at the next meeting plan and esti> mate for a grand stand and judges sIard.
 By vote of the Board the secretary was instructt d to personally call upon all thr stock holders for the amount ui their assessment.
 Board adjourned to meet subject 10 call of ti,e resident.
 C. w. INGALLS,, Soci',y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
An ApnInGy-

We respectfully apologize to the people of 'he city of Phoenix ard Maricopa county, A T., for discou- ,inulpg the great clearance sale of the stock Of E. Dillon x Co.,, until Saturday morning.
 The rush of people to the sale wa> so g cat that we found ourselves unable to pay pr"p'r attention to our customers. The safe will be continued with renewed vigcr on Saturday morning, August 29ib, when We will display on our coun- tcrs still greater bargains.
 All goods will be marked piain figures.
 E DILLON G Co. By order of DILLON & KFNEALx.
 Las Angeles, Cal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

times to vigorous treatment ny be- iur locked up alone in dark ruems and given very little food. The court looked upon the managers cf the institution as belonging 10 n very dangerous class of fanatics.
 EFFECT OF " R ON AMERICA
 NEW YORK. August 27-A Suns
 Washington specIal says: The effect of the War between China and France will. il is believed her,, operate greatly to the advantage ef the United States through the aim ost immediat, i, crease in trade bet ween ,his country ard China. I he de- mand for all kinds O enufact red goods heretofore supplied China through French agencies will nat nraIly be transfrrrtd tp this couhtry. The Chinese government, which possesses large aed power ful navy, wllI uudou bi edly prohibit tie inns r, rtution of all French goo IS. i,s ports will he closed against Frt nct commerce, and Tt only Mill ihe Chinese n,ed munitions of wnT, bat aiso e mmissa,y and quarlermaster supplies, whicL can be transported from New York to San Francisco, thence to China ty steamship liues, ihe traffi,' over which has percepti. bly increased since tine agitation of the r. Fsanco-Chinese trouble. China will continue io purchase cf Eng lard as long as trade is untrampled, but the natural highway of her trade is by the way of San Fra. CISCO.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
reCxlnuH1aad

! P7,ystcians recom,nend D.. Prices Cream Baking Powder fof tightening snd raisiug brehd. bis cults, cakes. etc, because. while
 making that table food more pleas
 an, le the palate and more easy to
 the digestive organs. in takes no nutritive element from the original flour. Chemists endorse Dr. Prices | Powder rsi the most perfect made. We hear that J. A. R. Irvine, so
 we'll and faverably known in con-
 n, ction with the late firm of F.. Irvine & Go. IS about to open up
 grocery and revision store nt the old sian,i His acquaintance with the business snd popularity with ihe people general assures his
 success.
 The 2r' at regis' CT will be closed October 18th. No name will he en- tered upon it after that date and all
 names Of vnters in the county must
 be entered durIng the present year,
 if ih,y wish 10 vote. The old reg istration will not answer foI this ysar.
 Mr. ". c. Wrir, of La Porte, Indiaua, writes tha, his little girl found instantaneous relief and was cured of acute neuralgia of the
 nuscels of the neck, 'xtcnding to the larynx. by St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure.
 We understand that arrangements have been made for establishing a meat packing establishment here, and that capital to the amount of SEQ. 900 will be invested aud work will begin at an early day.
 StibbinS. we learn, Is tho favorite ! candidate for Delegate io Congress l Tn the southern portion of the Ter 1 ritor1 subject 10 the decision of inc i Territorial convention. 1
 Messrs. ". H. Bradley and C. I. Adams of Chicago. who have been cut al Cave Creek examining min ing property, returned to day and arc at the Lemon Hotel.
 Messrs Win. Hfll and Tkos. Wilson. Salt Lake have perfected a for printing photo- graphs which il is said will revo- utionizc that business.
 Messrs. Rotbrock & Barnett have lust completed aud mounted riue group of the first officers of the irs' Grand Lodge Of the l 0. 0. F. # Arizona.
 w. G. Henry of this place, we zee by he Champion, is at Flagstaff making raids on mnuutaiH trout with pole and hook.
 Mir. Thurhar, who has been here .dju- ting affairs in the Hayden ats achment busrness. left for San Francisco to o-day.
 The thermometer is giving it's lual lit on the caloric condlii n of he weather t. day and reaches 104 egrees in the shade
 MT. Murphy. our Commissioner to Sew OFl ans, has left for that city
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Notice.

Notice IS hereby glven fhat tue Ir'n Cages formerly used iu tine County jail will be sold at pnblic auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of Court House door, in the city of Pnoeaix, un Saturday, inc 20th day of Septe mher, 1884, ai 12 o'clock m. of said day, the Board of Supervisors ieservlng the right to reject any ai.d all bids.
 B. order of the Beard of Super- visors of of Mariccpa county, made this 1Slh day of Auensi,A D 1884.
 FRANK Cox, Cltrk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

Dr. P.ice's Special Fivoring Ex- tracts are natural fiavors, obtained Inv new process, which gives ihe most delicate and grateful taste. They are of great strength. and bot ties contain half more than those purporting to co tain the same quantity. We conscientiously rec 6mmend Dr. Prices Fiavors. His vanilla tiav is delicious.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Pleasure Drives

Wells X Rice of the City Stables have now on hand an elegant and easy riding open barouch-ju-t the thing for evening drives. Leave our orders W iih them and enjny the bnlmy fresh evening air for an hour in a very delightful manner
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

THE 1uc~on htar man wants cans dida.es to pay the travelling expenses aud heiel bills of the delegates. II IS supposed that he ill be a dele gate to Phoenix, hence the want.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
assIgnee's Notice,

THE hrfi of NJ cnonald, Fush s Co fl 1 Msra City, Maricop.t SoH ty ArizOEa ard 4. F. Macdonald. of the eame piace hGviag j.ined in an assignnl' nj Of heir pr p rsy and eff cts t,Scepi Ich pr. ti"ns of the proper ' of A. F. Macdonald as are e1 enlpt from eX cutinn.l uo Tht dersigi ed tor the -ut fl of t tir creditors All per sons ind, bted 10 aid firm 1T 70 Ihe said A F Macdonald, n 3 requested ( ffi.-e of Tweed, Hancock & Gre shaw in the ci of Phoenlx. or to D. B Bu US at the place If business Of fhe laIe i m of Macdonald. Bush < Cost Mesa Cit5.
 And all pcrsons having claims agsi si saId tirm or sgainst the g lid :. F. vac donald will please present tho same to me at ms office II tte city of Phoenix
 J: ". CREN >HAW.
 Dated. Aug 1 Il, 1884. Assignee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Satisfactory Evidence.

J w Graham, Wholesale Druggist, of Austin. Tex g, writes.-l have been hand ling DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAN FOR THE LUNGS fer the past year, and have found 1t one of the most saiabls medicin. E have ever had iu my house for Coughs. Colds and even Consumption. alwaS 8 givi g entire sl isfsc on Pie ss senh another gross, susr5 tt,-2y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

the postoffice at Phoenix, ArlzoHa August 25, 1884: Allen, Col Jas Ismer'. c F Anderson, Mrs < Kelley, Chas Baskiu, " T Moose, Jno Y Cunningham, " Muphv. Wm Duncan, john Muller, Emil England, ] r Ohphanl, J " Eienberg. MI Nelson, Miss May Fiulow. A Patt. rson, S 5 Goddard, Chas E PorfiIls, rhos Gregory, c P Rich, John Hendrickson, " Stsaus, N Hinton, F M Sutherland, $ c Hickey, W Wilkinson. Ash
 CARTAs E: PANoLAs. Luisa Baycst' ros, Maruel Caneto, Juan Ocop Rafael Montana, Causep- clnn Snto, Calletans Aopiso, Lauro PAraellon.
 RETURNED LETTERS
 Wm. nendrickson
 Gail for advertised letters.
 GEO. E. MowKEY. P II.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
EoDI97S Garden City Drug St0G88. WASHINGTON ST,

Large and vari, d stock of new gocrs just receiv q
 A fresh supply of pnre drugs and patent medicines of all descriptions.
 o ly supply nf fiue Stationery. Blank Books. Ledee~s, etc, ih 'h. city Elegant Toilet materials of all kinds. Finest brarbs of Cigars, whelo rle mud retail Pc feetlv m q Wines and Nbiskies for nl,diciue.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

A C4REs-To ali who are sufferiIg from errors mud indiscrctions of you.lI n srvou weakness carly decs loss of mat hood. Sc. I will send @ receipt that will cure y@r. FREE Oif' F ATieE. This great r-Tnsdy wae iiscovcrrd b. misrior- sry iu South America Send B. lf-edd. esS- ed erveiohe to REv. JOSEPH T. IkHAs- Ssetfpn D, SelS York
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
Territorial isrpubllcan Conven
 tiOn

In acccrdsrc- nith the acton of he Central Comnit:ee. Territorial CnnveIt- ton of he Republican party of the Terr.- tory of Arizona to consist of elgh'y- fu del'g tes, is he:eby called 10 be held iu the CitN of Temb-ione. Monday, Sep tenber Ssh. lsS4. fer the p1rpuse of aoni- ra,inc candidate for Delegate io Con- gress, candidate for Superint -ndeat of Pub ic lnstruction, as d for the {. anssctiou of such other business ss may properly come before it.
 The several counties of he er.i'ory will be entitled 10 the followiu nu--4ber of Delega cs in said Territorial Conyen. ion 10 vii.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
stock Mares far Barley

have number of sleek mares aud colts On hand wh l will trade for barley Call early if you wish 3 bargain. FRANK D. WELLS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
HORN.

McDON NALD-In PhoenIx, Arizo- m, Auqust 21, 1884, 10 lh- wife of A. McDannld, u son. Fourteen pour d,r. KING-Tn Phnenix, Arizona, Aug. 26, 1884, 10 the wiic of Thos. king, {. son.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENT. T.
EoR counTv SHERIFF
 FRA1IE D. WILLS

HEREBY ANNoUNcE NESTLE AS candidate for the office of Sue if oi Mericopa county. subject to the acton of the Repnbicau County CoEqention, and If nominAt d will ;ry to get clrctc [, ant f elected, 10 do good. solid work n the interest of tiie peor,le and the .xpayers
 FRANK D. WELLS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
NOtice or ApplicatfaN for Pardon

Notice is hereby given that nt or after the expiration ef fifteen days from the day of the first pGbli & ton of this notice, tue undcrs gnesi will apply to the Governor or Act ing Governor of this Territory for parton for the nffcnse Of attempt to rob, cGnvIcied in Mari opa Connfy
 JohN NowARK. Aroust 21. 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

Avoid rills-B Being largely composed of mercury they eventuallv ruin the stOmacn. 9 cents; at all druggists. ttr-1w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28

The test fnr qualification of vor' r. B said primaries will be ID you into q 60 support the Rcpub ican ticket ct the nex; general lectioL-"
 Ky O. der of the Certr,si on HliJice
 JOIN |. T, SNIrH Chm T. /. c Y. KIN Af'i'. $ C y
 Daed Phoenix, August 11th 1ss4-