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BUILDING LOTS on FORSYTH PARK
c. II. DORSETT. Auctioneer,

VIII offer for sale, at the Court House. on
TUESDAY, March I, 1854, during the usual
hours Of sale,
Lots and Forsyth ward, each lot measur-
ing 1917 feet on Whitaker street and running
back 1915 feet to Howard street.
This locality is being greatly improved b,-
the grading and paving OF Whitaker street.
and the removal of the superfluous shade trees
that have Tor long time prevented its present
bright ana airy appearance.
These lots are fee simple. aud viii be sold
for one-half cash and the balance in twelve
months, with interest at per cent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

DunlOp's Hats and Knox Hats.
Derby, silk and Opera, at LaFar's.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

VIII offer for sale. on TUESDAY. March /.
1854, before the Court House, during the
usual hours of sale NV
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NOfIee.

There VIII be a meeting of the Chatham
County Sunday school Association in the
Lecture Room Of Trinity Church on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 4th inst, at s O'Clock.
All Sunday School workers cordially invited.
Delegates will be elected to the convention to
be held in Columbus. and other important
business transacted. BY order OF the
PRESIDENT.
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Dekalb Lodge No. >. L. U. U. L.
A regular meeting viii be held THIS Mon
dayJ EVENING, at o'clock.
Members Of other Lodges are invited to
attend.
BY order w. c. NEIDLINGER, n. G.
WALTER +. SWANSTON. Sec'y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

The Georgia Historical Society.
The regular monthly meeting of this Society
will be held at HodgsOn Hail, THIS Mon
day. EVENING, March 4, 1884, beginning a
30 O'Clock.
BY order of the PRESIDENT.
W. II. WADE, Recording Secretary.
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VIII the Hotel Project Fall Through
NOTICE.

GOOD cigarmakers wanted. Good prices
NJ A. CANS, ISL Fourth street, Macon, Ga.
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Suburban 2lailroaDs.
City and Suburban R'y

SAVANNAH, February %, 1881.
ON and after SUNDAY NEXT, Path INST,
" the following schedule will be observed:
LEAVE ARRIVE LEAVE LEAVE
CITY. CITY. ISLE HOPE. MOETG'RY.
1925 An. $40 A. N. S:l5 A. n. Z AS A. N.
rs PM. 2:20 NJ. so P. II. / 20 p. NJ.
7:l0P.M.l 6 80 T. N. 600 P. NJ. 5:3l P. N.
1925 P. N. Sunday this is the last outward
train.
On Monday morning an early train Tor
Montgomery only at 6:45.
j. II. JOHNSTON. President.
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alru advertisements.
CIRCULAR NO. as.

'FFICE OF THE RAILROAD COMMIssION,l
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. q, 1884.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

Mr.. B. H. Levy, of the firm Of B. H.
Levy & Bro, has left for Northern mar
kets, where he will spare no pains in Sc
lecting his stock of Mems, Youths. Boys
and ChiIdren's Clothing for spring and
summer. Look out tor advertisement Of
GRAND fliSnIaV Adm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

Canton Flannel Drawers and Under
Shirts.
A few left vet at LaFar's .--AdU.
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THE GUARDS PROPERTY AT ATCTTO'
c. H. DORSETT, Auetioncer.

. II - y I = -NtiOtIOIittf'
viii offer for sale, at the Court House. on
TUESDAY, March I, 1851, during the usual
hours of sale,
Lot No. Holland Tything Percival ward.
and Improvements. said lot measures 60 feet.
more or less, on York street by 80 feet, more or
less, on Bull street, and is fee simple. The
improvements consist of four CONVENIENTLY
arranged stores, rented to first class tenants.
If desired by the purchaser, one wears time
Cat per cent? VIII be given on $500 If he
purchase money. The purchaser pays for an
papers.
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Money Found

lO5 JONES STREET,
PORTRAITS. LESSONS.
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE-To TIYTERS

WAGON, etc. - nj L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

Ladies' Trunks and Shawl Straps at
Belsiugers, Lyons Blockade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-03

CHANGE OF FREIGHT TARIFF OF SA
VANNAH, FLORIDA AND WEST
ERN RAILROAD,
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DESIRABLE DWELLING AND BUILD
ING LOTS At AUCTION.
Property owned and formerly occupied by
John 5. Coburn, Waldburg street, north
side, first dwelling west OF
Barnard street.
KENNEDY & BLUM, AuctiOneers and
Dealers in Real Estate.
WIN offer TOMORROW, in front OF Court
House, at II O'Clock,
Lot No. SO Lloyd ward and improvements.
which consist Of a we'll built and arranged
dwelling metal roof and outbuildings, ali Of
winch are in good condition and occupy the
western half OF said lot; the other hall being
unjmproved makes this property very desir-
able. as there is an abundance of room for
three other houses. which viii return hand
some rental upon the investment. Size Of lot
Terms cash; purchaser paying for title.
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VIII be sold on TUESDAY. March /, at u
O'Clock, in front Of the Court House,
Fee simple lots is and u Barlow ward. each
fronting 81 feet on Harris street by 100 feet in
depth. Said lots are between Price and East
Broad streets.
Terms cash.
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Notice.

A. L. HARTR1DGE, Sec'y.
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A,trtiom saIru 0n.nsn

cure an A No. Horse, ~ Sc
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b ARGE Nj a r. Y
WILL leave wharf foot Of Drayton street
TUESDAY EVENING, O'Clock, for Cane
Greek, Doboy, St. SimOns Island and Land
ings on Satilla river.
NOTICE.

'"'iii" H. H. 4. sTROBHAR. Agent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

A number of our party loving peopl
 would like to see either fhe Milligans O
 Rifles give social hop.
 Ammonia in Dr. Prices Baking Powde I-An analysis of Prices bakingpowder give
 the following as its ingredients: Bicarbon
 ate of soda, 2L 70 percent: tartrate of lime
 8 8 per cent; bitartrate of potash, 45.7:
 per cent; starch, I9 per cent; ammonia
 Los per cent-l00.
 Voters, resident in the northeaste Tn par
 of the county, insist that they m ust not b.
 ignored in distributing the public loaves ane
 fishes possessed by the county, at the nsx
 campaign, and that nothing less than just
 recognition will keep them from making s
 county with Flagstaff as the County Seat
 BoRS-To the wife of D. c. Thorne. in San Francisco on the 21st instant, daugh- ter. It is with pleasure we make the above announcement and extend our eongratula- tions to the old pioneer, Dan Thorne, with the hopes that the young Miss TAorns may be as popular as her father ana handsome as her mother
 Attorney General Churchill returned last evening from Phenix, which place he re ports very prosperous and rapidly growing. The Arizona Canal of which he is president IS nearly completed and will be furnishing water for irrigation purposes by November next. Through its agency over quarter million of acres of new land will be reclaim ed and made capable of producing all kind. of semi tropical fruits and grains.
 The Flagstaff Champion says that within forty miles northeast of Flagstaff IS an immense coal deposit, which has been partly located by John Boynon and Phillip Hull. The supply is said to be Inexhaustible, the veins being very large It buns with very little gas formation, gives a clear and brilliant light and makes very little ashes.
 Officers have been dispatched to the scene 'f the recent McCann and Blaine shooting n Pleasant Valley. to bring iu the partici- pants The general opinion around town 5 that McCann will have some difficulty in eavlng the Valley uninjured as the Tewkes- 'ery faction is very strong in numbers and | much Incensed over the occurret ce. Be ore leaving Prescott it is stated Blaine. | Fho was killed, purchased at one of the eading stores in Prescott supply of A. slibre cartridges and while placing the aine III bis pistol belt remarked that he -ould use them to clean out some of the ann Stinson gang.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
Bar Fixtures, Liquors
 Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS AND SHOES
 CIGARS, ETC, ETC. p3@ Come and see me, E.eTyboay.
 J. T.. FISHER. Prescott, May 10, IsS4.
Declaration of Sole Trade F

Know all by these presents: That. N.rx . Donali, married xoTnsn.- the wife s,f siehaes aeDanaHs residing in the county of Ysyan.f ami -ri i0r5 Of Arizona. do hereny de~zre and pnhlisb .,,t lAsst known mp declaration b-fcre I. H. Csrtrlser Nctary Puthc in and for said County and Terrffrv dsiy commissioned aud sworn, ;kss II i- my iuf.sfi. t9 dArry on Rnd ransars tusines ia and f nax ov,, nai1e Of Mary MeDonAn and on my own scte.,.s, i, te e"shts Of lsSasas and ferritory af krizssua h, ue nature of the business infead to carry on \. llesnt'g and e'iying and selling aii and every k cf personal property and real estate.
 further det lare and state that the amount which i. orinay meds te be nVestedn my <ad ,It,-i..e-s |. Ices than Five Thousaed Dozrs and the sI,F.l,. f money above live theussnd dollars state and eeiar, under oath, did from anY fnn.is n-,o,,gt,s 10 my said husband Michael eI1ouau - = Ia witness whereof have hereunto set m, hand ana Ara axed fny seal this Sth day of July. A, b. fss4
 MARY : hsv mark acDOSALD 4eeaI.f
 In ,%esenee of T. H. CAErESEKs
 TEgEsoEY OF AEzoSA
 CoaSiS OF YAxsP1t.
 On this i9th dAy of juix A.. D. Is,l bsfor. me I II. Carpenter. "a Scsary Public duly eoninis-t ,,-d tory IS4 -dnally sfPcsred Mary NeTdna effe of Ni- caSel ASbonai personally kEovn me D. the per sou described h. the foregoing instrument and -h- va lhe7 and terr made scquante sish the ec;..eut- o e sad tnrrdrnelafy and she thereupon siges the E4nlr and -ver~ thereto and made before me fhe de~ zrsiiH and ssaten3enf fhsTsn eosifsi5ra under zti asd she acknowledged sxanfnat0n atrt Iron, her hf band That she executed declared and swnrr to the same freely and voluntarily without fear or eont,ul- sio or uri1s thhsenes of her husband aud taai she dSe. nof Nsh to rstracf the eBee1fon of the same or her declaration therein contained s-- s.s In witness whereof I have hereuntot. se. my hand and affixed las official seal the day and year in this e~rtihczte first shcve written. --s- |
 Notary Pu1lie
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

The Result of 40 Years lncessant Labor The only instrument made i'll the world that will remedy by lenses. every defect of the human eye.
 All spectacle wearing people are too prone to accept the first glass that is offered them, that will benefit them. Nothing is so injurious and if followed Is as sure to rum the eyes as the law of nature demands them.
 Spare your eyes by having proper test taken of them. Nearly all eyes are astig matic to a greater or less degree, and to obtain this with the Hypermetropie Myopic and Presbyopic difficulties common to all eyes has been we'll nigh impossible with the test case. But by a simple and ingenous arrangements of lenses and globes in this Eye Meter all these defects are disclosed Also sole agent for the adjustable pup pilary eye glasses made by this company which place the center of the glass exactly opposite the pupil of the eye snd prevent any Interference with the Eefraction ot light entering the eye.
 GEO. Ii. CURRY,
 Jeweler aad 0ptieran.
 N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
LOCAL LACONICS.

Peter Marx has twenty-five thousand pounds of potatoes for sale, winch may be had for 2 cents per pound at l.. Bashford & Co. s. or at GardIners by the sack.
 WANTED-A good miiker and butter maker, either on shares or by the month. for the season. Apply at the American Ranch. my2ltf J. H. LEE.
 D. J. Sullivan has just received the best assorted, most durable and most styi--A- stock of boots and shoes ever brought tnto Prescott. The stock comprises ladies me shoes of all styles, gents fine hand-seRed. machine wed and nailed, all of the hest e..,sEL,- Dvys. rrrssos anu cnnuren-s snoeS of every variety, all of which he will war rant and sell for cash at the very lowest prices ny23-t
 Any one having mines to sell will find it to their interest to stop at the Williams House. Capitalists and experts are all staying there and are ready to talk with those having mines of merit to dispose of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
HORSES.

The Gosper Horse and Cattle Company have for sale a inc lot of highly bred young colts and Gileys suitable for breed ing purposes. Also well broken saddle and harness horses AltaOnt and Hambletonian are allowed to serve limited number of apProyed mares-the former st S.)0 the latter al s23 the season. Mares not proven with ioal. served next season free Horses ranched and kept under herd at S2 per month.
 We will take number of good mares on shares to our approved stallivns for q term of years. A few 6rst class Hamhletonian stailions two and three year olds for sale or will exchange for ether stock For prices and particulars address
 ;. J. GoSPEg.
 Prescott AriZ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Hon. ii. W. Calien returned last eyeniuu rom his mining camp at Walnut Grove. with considerable quantity of placer g. old. taken out during his presence at the placer. Did GrIzziey" looks much improved by hls trIp, and expects to remain in town for a week or so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Hon. Chas. A. Randall, our genial hard ware merchant, who is possessed of decided literary tastes, has among his extensive library of choicest literary productions, a book printed in Wittemberg, Germany, In the year 1573, and is consequently 3l3 years old. It Is, as near as we can get at 1t, the early teachings of Christianity, or the life of Christ, written by Hans Luif,. The book contains POO pages, besides an appendix, we'll printed, most substantially pound, and covered with parchment which appears to have been sheet of music writ ten most tastefully with d Den, and the capital letters ornamented with different colOred inks. There are buckskln strings inserted through the front edges of the stiff cover for the purpose of tying to keep the book in closed position while not in use
 The German language having undergone so many changes within the past 300 years, 1t IS impossible for any German of the pres ent day u fully understand the meaning of many of the words used by the author of this antiquated work Mir Randall has also the History of Rome, written by Dr.
 Goldsmith and printed at Dublin in the year 1769, while that author still lived
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Among the political announcements in the MINER to-day will be found that ol Hon. Win. N. Kelly, for County Treasurer An old resident in Yavapal county, Mir. heily too weil-known to need any en- comiums from any source, and if elected VIII make faithful, competent and con- scientious officer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

The case of B. F. Sanders ys the Daess Bros, for SIG, 600 damages fer false nm. prlsonment, occupied the entire time of the District Court to day, and viil probably run into next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Harry Darlington returned yesterday from short trip to the Santa Msria country near .ienega. which he reports enjoy the prosperity general in Yayapai county
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

The base bali game between the MiIli- gans and Rifles Tn West Prescott tomorrow evening, promises to be very lively as bot h clubs have been doing considerable prac c.ic. inn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Judgment was this morning rendered ii, The District Court in favor of the Silver Belt Mining Co.,, and against Blake & Go. for S5, ,5OO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

An attachment has been placed on Lute "iison's house at Ash Fork by Levi Bash ford & O., for x1 200
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Adam Scott or the Santa Maria reeentix sold twenty head of horses to the She pr Brothers for $40 each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Fred Hubbard received to-day from Wal nut Grove fine lot of the best favored peaches we have ever seen III Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
FRIDAYS EDITION.
Peache. from Walnut Grove at Hubbard. i.

District Court vii adjourn on next Thurs day afternoon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Political announcements are coming in too slow to suit newspaper men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
THE ORIGIN OF AMMONIA.

"Ammon"as probably originally prepared from Dspensstory l07.
 H0TE-ihe hme by  in quickly fromh he of deuds subjects
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
NOrfeitiIre Notice.

T. W V. KIcHoI.s sSD : --EAHS AssssSs
 You are hereby u0tiaef lint 1 have expended two hundred (S')l oiisrs in lat1r and iinlrovr.uts. vii One hundred fer inc year iSl. hunlTezI frr The year iN i. >iIs- Peak n-isiing claim, Squ4S feas mining district h. prier hold sad claim under fEs -ection .s. Revised Sts.ffes of Iui,-d
 tatss aud If vsihir days sfte- this notice s> tbRczftpu yorI faIi refuse te e8u'T.bs's sa-I proportion of -url expenditures so-sDusr-. yOGI interests i said claim will he,0a@ te pr"Sr:y cf ih. .uHsrriher. u'i.lsr said Secroa.
 une e3 L. V. 4sl DEN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

During the present term of Court the Immense amount of criminal business presented by the Grand Jury gave sev. eral legal luminaries a most excellent chance to display their legal attachments and eloquence in defence of clients so unfortunate as to have become entaneled In the close clinging meshes of felonious indictments. Of all the members of the bar, none distinguish themselves more than John A. Rush, who not only de- tended in every case, but almost without an exception cleared his clients, among whom were three indictments for mur- der alone. In his defence of the Smith. son boys and Christian-~l-o i'" eA'- Tn which considerable feeling has been exhibited against the defendants, the Judge made one of the most pathetic and eloquent addresses ever listened to by Prescott bench, bar or iury
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF FIRE LOSSES.

take much pleasure Tn informing the pubic that the Firemans Fund Insurance Conrany. through it's adjuster, Bernard Faynonviile, has very literally and satis- fac,oFiIy djusted Its loss, "n my property, caused by the recen: ire. and that the loss has already been pad nie by said adjuster Mir N Ellis, who issiied my policy, Is the resident agent or sald company at Prescott, and l do not hesitate to recommend it's policies to properGy holders.
 JOHN RiIBLE.
 Prescott, June 25. 1884.
 If you want fuii suit of clothes, pair of pants, or vest pr coat. shirts, collsrs, or m fact any gents furnishing goods. it will be to your interest tc c,ll upon us Our prices astruish even teude--feet. We want to get rid of our present stock, to make room for a new lot of goods soon to arrive. J. w. WILSON lS Go.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES

An election will be held in School Dis trict No. %, for the election of three Trus tees for said District, to take place at Az tan schOol-house at 10 o'clock a. m Au- gust lst. 1884 GEO. 5. BERRY.
 A good jeweler can find steady emp ment with Conway; but he will do his
 watch work m future.
 Messrs. Brecht and Throne are in re ceipt of large assortment of the justly popular SCHUTTLER ROAD WAGONS, which are going off at lively gait. Person; contemplating the purchase of a good wagon should call and see them before purchasing. They are sure to he pleased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
'ptt~a:

 Place down hot till heated Remove the cover and smel--'AMMONIA-- --HARTShORN"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
NOTICE TO SETTLE.

All persons knowing themselves to he indebted to the undersigned are requested to call immediately and settle. All unset tied accounts Will be placed in the hands of the proper legal authorities for collec- ton on the 18th day of August, 1884. jyiStd JOHN RAIBLE. Sketches Drawings and lithogra hs of mines. residences, ranches, landscapes machinery. &c.. &c.. made at most reason able rate and satisfaction gutrant ed by
 ~ nVEp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
INSURANCE.

NJ. Murphy X Bro. desire to announce to their friends that they have added the business If insurance to that heretofore done by them. They have received the appointment of the fire insurance companie represented by Hutchinson & Mann, of San Francisco, among them being the Fire Association of London, Agrlcultural of New York, and others.
 The promptness with which losses have been adjusted and paid by these companies is guarantee that patrons will meet with the same fair and prompt dealing at the hands of the new agents.
 -l9 if E. N. MURPHY S Co. : It is reported that the famous Copper Queen Mine at Bisbee has been sold to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

At the solicitation of many friends and citizens of Yavapai county, hereby an. nounce myself as candidate for P R Q B A T E J U D G. F subject to the endorsement of the next Re- publican County Convention P NJ. FISHER. Prescott, July g, 1884
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
Political Announcement.

At the solicitation of many of my fellow citizens l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Treasurer of Yavapai County, subject to the endorsement of the Republi- can County Convention.
 W. N. KELLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Personal.

Nine. Christine Nilsson will in all proba.
biity be heard in opera here next winter.
Colonel Mapleson and Mr.. eye both want
10 engage her.
Emperor william is expected TO arrive
probably meet Emperor Francis Joseph at
Ischl or Salisbury.
Murat Halstead. editor OF thc Cincinnati
CCmmerCidt- Gazette, has taken cottage for
the summer at Long Branch, and is there
with his wife and ten children.
Stilson IIutchins, editor OF the Washing
ton Post, is said to contemplate retirement
fIom the newspaper profession. He is
largely Interested in printing machinery.
Miss Fortescue's suit for breach Of pr M
lee against her faithless lover, Lord Ca
moye, has. according to the London
World, been withdrawn. The same
authority AYERS that Earl Cairns. father u
the defendant. paid the amount claimed by
the actress rs balm TO her wounded heart.
General Booth, the founder OF the Sal
walton Army, has evidently found leading
the hosts a very profitable business. 1t
seems that Adelina Pat has long shed
to sell her seat in South Wales, and desires
to reside near one OF the Italian lakes with
Nicolni. General Booth, society Journals
say, is in treaty for the estate for his own
private residence.
The town Of Medora, on the Northern
Pacific railway, is named after the wife Of
De Mores, MedOra Hoffman. the namesakc
Of Ter aunt, the famously beautiful Mcdorl
Grimes. whose memory Is freShened by the
"reminiscences OF the late sam. Ward, who
won her for his second wife wncn she WAS
already the betrothed OF rich young
Frcnchman.
1.-The Marquise de Mo:cs delights IN
sharing the wild life OF her husband. In
st. Paul she is the most richly and taste
fully-dressed woman You will see. On the
plains she rides and shoots faultlessly.
GallOl ing over the prairie, an eagle plume
in her hat and rife slung from her sad
die, she is the picture Of wild beauty"