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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

teen rar..i-. all mod i'm ; o1O lew house on
str5ai "--"c-t containing II rooms l..s rorerty
Iorth%ts' !. roois three-stoTy press brick This is
frame E1,l- I'll eth 81 ct northWtst lot p By 20
fToni4il' y ["o 10 This IroEe1ty is near the
Too.ls, lat - by 40 to alley This property can be
t"'.rh 10y low nieo I2rooIn pI,ss br OK use on
stre s.a-thwest. A 12room press brick 4th street
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I9l5 FrleHt ayenae, frame house, with $40 feet OF
JOHN +. wiGGAMAN.
l{Ol. SALE-FUR S35J,-EERY PRl.TrY TWO
story BiIGk HouSc, giit ruoIls bath; mo,iern
provcr'7 located nCrt!i est e1ieiJ lines
cars scia ~ AID niar1ess. ". E bUEFOED sOl f
lFQR siIE-oN Long TIME-TwO BRICK
partIn5.J, 5000 each Cost $1,000 Address l. r..
E,rOR sALE-A THEEE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
.iLt TO ms wlE M derll Improvements near the
oapltoi Inquire On tie premises, 129 street north
east sels-3t'
I'OR SALE-TwO sIX-KOOM HCUsLS THREE
II squares from Capitol that will paw Is yer cent on
Inv .In,nt a. s CAiWouD. corntr sta AID streets
northwest se1s-3t'
I,OI SALE RENT-3IO sFRI.FT \ 1FITHWTST
Larry house and grounds. lot "a fe front with tnat
"ldth" an alley. stable house has
with modern improvements. will be sold a bargau
Il Egsa Gl October lst viii be rented low
VIUH siLE-PtRIIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE
ErG~s Or OtS III any portion of thu city suburbs
NJ mn !, to tesr Iia to call at the Real Estate
b-rsails always ON hand sel6-2w
EpE sALE-ON EASY TERMS-THREE NEW
tvoStory and French roof Houses 9Th street bet
IS southwest; cellar
the Mil" house Iarlyr, dnInE and kitchen on
hrst icOdTn architecture and every convenience
Just eeil ted Inquire of Il f. BANKER, 9Ol Virginia
aytLa-' sJUthWest sel5-IW.
ItOR SAIF-A FINE 3-STORY FRFSS BRICK
u AcIherson s'iCar-; must b sold at
fTce $50 Also 2s7ory and basement press brick.
II Tttl-I- scott statue, Sts0p. new house JNU
+. WACO MAN 500 street northwest seI2.2w
I'CE SALE-HOUSE III K STREET. RENTS FOR
$40 III perfect repair, and all modern conver ences
FRANK LIBBEY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
PROFESSIONAL.

iFor OtAerAuc..ons See serenta Pcoe.l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
TIE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

In some respects the Democrats, at Chicago, did we'll They have avoided the possibility, even by accident, of ever cursing the country by th5 election of Tilden to the Presidency, which, Tn the judgement of all Republicans, and many 1 fair minded Democrats, would have been about the most fendish thing that could have been done. The country brssthes more freely since that diaDolical contin- gency IS past. There was and is a mor- bid feeling of pity, that the old man did not succeed in his effort to buy the office | in 1876, that might have been cultivated and famed into such Name of sympa- thy among the criminal classes and those who gre always on the side of the ac- cused without regard to justice or to the guilt or iunocense of the party, together with desire on the part of many strict party men to white-wash and vindicate his conduct in the cipher dispatch busi- ness, as to have elected him this fall. That contingency is passed, they have nominated young man whose states manship IS untried, whose views on the tariff and other great questions of State policy are unknown and, in fact. of whom the people are not afraid. If it were possible to eject him, his record is not such as to create alarm in the minds of the people for tine reason that he has made none Moreover, by their act of ignoring those great lights of the party Thurman and Bayard,- linen of national reputation, like Blaine, and nominating local New York politician, of limited experience in State politics even, has en tirsiy wiped out the small hope they may have had of success in the election. The ] Republican horizon already bright, has been illuminated by this act of the Democratic Convention, and Blaines election is now as sure as that he shall live until November
 The nomination of Hendricks, who IS better known than the head of the ticket, gives it no strength. He is one of those old miIk-sOps who, during the war; was ever ready to shake hands with which ever side was temporarily successful, and holds no positive opinions on anything. If, during the war, he said anything in favor of the Uuion, heimmediately apolo- gized to the rebels for it, and if, on the other hand, he encouraged the rebellion, he hastened to ask pardon of the Union. He lacks magnetism, is "dough-face, , a weakling, and cannot carry his own State.
 Taken ''by and large, " "all in all, ," the Convention did about the best thing for the country that it was possible for them to 60.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

It is reliably stated that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and the St. Louis and San Francisco companies had secured a lease of the Atlantic and Pacific line from Albuquerque to the Needles, and of the Mohave branch of the Southern Pacific from the Needles to Mohave, said lease to run for a term of 99 years. Also, that the same companies have secured, for the same term, the right and privilege drumming theircars over the line of the Southern Pacific from Mohave 7 into:an Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
pAOScASc OA o II. NAhk TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COI-NTY OP YAVAPAI.
NOrfeitnre Notice.

To V. ". ' IcaoLs AND .. STRAIN ASSIGNS
 You are hereby notified that Iehsve expended tAs hundred tS20) olars in hnor and Improvements. to for the year 1885, on the Squaw Peak mining claim Squsw Teak mining district in order to hold said clan under the section 232I, Revised Statutes of United
 tAes, and if within ninet days after this notice by p 't ication you fail refuse to contribute yorI p oportion of su expenditures co-Owners. II interests in said clsm will become the property the suhsr rriber, under said section.
 une D. L. NJ OLDEN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

A Dakota lawyer was recently arrested for stealing wood, but such was the power of his eloquence that he made the jury be- lieve that he was only walking in his sleep, and thought that he was placing flowers o the grave of his first wife.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

''The woods are full of Cleveland sup porters" remarked man this morning.
 Really this is surprising news We didn't think they would take to the woods uutil after Novem Der.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

An exchange notes with little flour ish, that there have been few sun- strokes this year. They will find, how ever, that there is big one growing il the garden for Cleveland
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
No. III.
Application for a Patent.

Y. $. LAND OFFICE PREscoTI, A. T. (
 April IS, 1884. Notice is hereby given that the United Verde Copper Company whose pos,otfce address is Jerome, Yava- pai county, Arizona Territory. has this day filed its application for patent for 126 linear feet of the Chrome Milsite claim with surface ground 300 feet in width, situated in erde Mining District Coun- ty of Yavapaand Territory of Arizona and designated by the field notes and ocial plat file ill this office ss Lot NuTlber l1-B.
 1hc eKtriOr boundaries vi said Lot Number 4l-S being as follows, io-wit magnetic variation IA deg ii min east.
 Begh.usng at the fs:tia monument mentionedfp loca- ton notice and marking the northwestery corner ot claim set foot in ground granite stone 24x 16x6 inuhes, and west side build mound of stone 2 feet high Stone marked |. M. '. N. S. Nc. 1. A cedar tree uches in diameter, marked I. Nj. C. M S. number B. T., bears south D deg, east 2 feet. Pleas ant Spring bears north SO deg east 315 feet Cabin bear north ' deg 70 min east 32o feet.
 1lece north | deg 30 nin east 5S feet; trail bears : W and \ 70 feet to location monument, whers Set limestone 1Sxli 10 iu hes foot in ground, and east side build mo md of sOne2a feet high, stono marked c. NJ. 5. ;, A ceda, tree inches in di- ameter marked C. M. 0. ,, E. T., bears sCuih f deg west 2j feet.
 Thence $ 42 deg 90 min east i:S it to center e 7, ant Spring ,uleh bears northeast and southwes . to tAil bears east and sOut west 300 feet locat ~ ument, where set limestone 1Sx12xlO nhes foot in ground and south side build mound stone 2 feet high, stone marked M. 5. No. ,. From this corner U. S. Mineral Monument No. bears south deg 5 min west 14}2 feet Also monument number ,, establishing northeast of Chrome orthwestern number min ing cain lot fl A, (stOne marked number 5) bears 
 Thence south 4 deg 90 min west 240 feet to trail bears east and west 726 feet to location monument, where sea granite stone 20x0xS inches foot ground, ana west side build mound of stone 2 feet high, stone marked c. M. \. number 1.
 Thence north i2 deg min west 15O feet to center of leassnt spring Gu h. bears northeast and southwest 300 feet to initial monument and stone, l. NJ. NJ. number l, pla of beginning,
 Area, acres.
 The location of this Milsite claim is recorded in the Rerorder's off of lavapai county Arizona Territory in Book l. of Misites pages 153 and 154 Records of Yavapai county. Arizona Territory. Any andal persons claiming adversely any portion of said Chrome ilsite claim or surface ground re- qured to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott in the Ter rstory of Arizona during the sixty dass period of publication hereof, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 THOMAS WING, Register. It is Lere ordered that the foregoing Notice Application for Patent be published for the ipe iod ten consecutive weeks, in the WEEKLY MINER, weekly newspaper published at Prescott, Yavapaf county, Arizona Territory
 THOMAS WING
 Register,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
0r. lowry's Remedies, 
He 'Iarati0n of Sole Trader

Know all men by these presents: That l, Mar NcDana residing in the county of lavapai and Terr tory of Arizona. do here1y declare and publish ant make known mp declaration befere J. II. Carpenter Notary Pnrlic in and for said County and Territory to darry and transact usines in and bN my oH1 name of Mary McDonall and on my own account il the nty of lsvaIai and erriiory Arizona. Ina the nature of the business I intend to carry on ii freighting and buying and selling all and every Ri of personal property and real estate.
 further de lare and state that tLe amount which il originally Intended to be investedn my said business lees than Five Tho sand Dollars and the surplus money above five thousand liars, state and declar, under oath did not come from any funds belonginl to my said husband Michael cDonal
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand anC an1xed my seal this gh day of July, A D. 1884.
 MARY lher mark MCDONALD. cal. In presence of J. H. CARPENEER.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF YAvAPAI.
 On his 10th day of July A. D. 1851 before me J. H. Carpenter Notary Public duly colnmissi ned qualified and acting in and for said County and Terri tory, pc sonally appeared Mary McDona wife of Mi chael Donan, personally known to me be the per. son described in the foregoing instr ment and sht hen and there made acquainted vi h the ntent of the said instrument and she thereupon sigeed th same and swore there'o and made before the de Q larRti and statement therein contained under ca and she acknowledged examination apart fir m hel husband that she executed declared and swor to th same freely and voluntarily without fear or c,mpnl sion 1T undue ihfueure of her husband and that sh not wish to retra the .ton Uf the same ol her declaration therein contained.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto SC. Iny-lss.s and affixed my official seal the day and year in thi
 tsEALI J. H. CARPENTER.
 Notary Public.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

Why should the Republican party be arrested for burglary next Spring! Be cause they will enter the White House with Jimmy" and "Jack."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

Le Rlchaus Golden Balsam No. cures chances, nrs and second stages; sores on the legs and body ypn fttic catarrh. diseased scalp, and all primary form ot the disease. Price, S5 per bottle. Le hIcnsL'- Golden Balsam No. cures tertiary mar cer ted throat, sYphtic rash, lumps etc. and ernd- ifstes all disease from the system, whether caused ny oad treatment or abuse of nercnry, leaving the blood rure and healthy. Price, S5 per bottle. Richaus Golden Spanish Antidote for the cure ( gCnorrhoea, gleet, etc. Price, s2 50 per bottle. ebichaus Golden Spanish IBJ Jection wash for cure of gee structures, disease of the uretha and bIad- der, etc. Price Sl super bottle.1 Le Rchaus Golden Ointment for the effective healing of syhitc sores and erupons. Price, S1 per bottle Also agents for LeRcnau's Golden P ns, for wsas- ness, loss of physical powers and all diseases aris per box.
 sent everywhere. 0. O. D., securely 7acHed, per CT preGs.
 c. F. RICHARDS & Co.,, Age n z, 427 and 429 Sansome St., corner of Clay
 San Francisco. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

Dr Liebig's InvIgorator Mo- is the enly sure curl ProstatorrheA By It Manhood is restored and the hand Of time moved back from age 70 youth.
 rice of either inviRortor. S2 Cass of siz bottles TO- Sent to any address. covered securely from ob ervation u.fff rrIf
 DIR. LIEBIG G CO. treat successfully by HomoeoDaIny, every form of Special, PrIvate or Chronic Disease without mercury or nsse, us diseae If vitality is drain from the body numerous isease, follow hA bSfie ordn " medical treatment ' lowed to continue, the loss causes Col sumu non diabetes, Br1gnts disease, insanity, ese Cures Ianteea. DlseSses or t.le geno-u rtDary organs kdneys, liver and bidder specially eated Diss ases of women speedily cured
 Qualified and ReSponsible-Dr iebis
 Co., from EaroPe are or gam zed in compliance witb California Medical Law. Diplo. aa procured by re,, lar college education and in their Igth xesP f special prae ice. Most powerful electric belts free patien g..
 EW-To prove the wonderful power of the ray. a to- S2 bottle given sent free. Consultot,sn ire and private. b " '
 R-Dr. Liehishs-Eohderful German 8.xs- ora tor is p=9Fected D. copyright from Patent Ofce tn United Siates Government. Beware of imi Afons Can or address LlEHid risPxNsAFY
 400 6esry Street, San Francisco, cal. Private entrance. 405 Mason Street. four blocks m Geary street from Kearney; Main entrance through Disrensary Druy Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
[nncNEIEIN0)

d0ced It enrichas and purihes the Blood, strength ems he nerves, Brain, Digestion ReproC uci tive Org 'ns and Physical and Mental Fsculife-
 It stops any unnatural facilitating dreams sen ina losses with the urine etc., destructive to mind ana ody It i- sure ellmnstOr of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no njuriOuS ingredients. To those W hO are suffering from the evil effects of youthful indescretiOns or excesses a speedy, thorough and permanent CURE Is GUARANTEED. Price e2-5O per bottle or Ave 9otues n case. with full directions and sdv1r S1O Sent secure from observation to any addres re eSpt Of price, or O. O. D. To be had only |.
 Or. c. D. Salfeld, e16 KeaTny Street san Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly conn dent1al. by letter. or at ofice, FREE For the con venience of patients and in order to insure perfec ecrecy. have adopted private address under which lpacksRes are forwarded
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
srnxxeTx

EWING REAA-YAND NKRvH
 TONIC Is the iegltll, At. result of over 20 year O
 practical experience, a.C CURES WITH UNFAII ING CERTAINTY feI voussnd Physical Debility
 Sen inal Weakness. sper. mattorrhosa Emissions -Inpotency, Exhausted VI tAlity, Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD. from whatever s.ar.aea nro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
Sl5QREMARl

By resolution, unanimously adopted, at the last meei ing of it's Executive Commit tee, The Iayapai Stock Growers Assucia- ton hereby offer a standing reward of
 One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of stealing cattle or horses belonging to any member of the Association, or for informa- tion leading to the arres. and conviction of any person or persons guilty of marking, branding or maliciously killing live stock belonging to any member of the Association.
 w. E. HAZELTINE,
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
TRIAL RnTflE EREE

NOTICE.-I will send a trial boytle of the RE lUFENATOR-suE cient to show it's meri.-free . It symptoas and age. Communications str ctlv con sr dal. T1Tflsd.ndxx1rI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18
DR. LIFBIG'
 WONDERFUL German Invlgorator

The Oldest, Greatest and Best hs medy for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, Vital Exhaustion, Wes shess, Less of Manhood, Failing Memory ana helaxed and Enfeebled conditions of the Genito UrinarS organs.
 Impotence, Early Decay. Loss or figor, Seminal Weakness and all the sad effects of youth. -Il follies and abuse and Excess of Maturity.
 It is indeed a Wonderful h e m e d y - toning the nsrSs- strengthenIng the muscles, checking the waste, invigoratlng the whole sys. tenn and restoring the afflicted te Health and Happiness.
 The Doctor will agree to DC $1,OOO for b case underiaten au n cured The reason SO naru To, to 't cured ef Weakness and Nes vrEs isedses is ot5ih0 Co complfco icon ca I'd PROSTzTORRHR1 : TeQLfireS snecfdl tredtm<at.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

It hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of A- pication for Patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY MINER, weekly newspaper published at PresC ott Yavapai county Arizona Territory. THOMAS MING Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

It is Lere' ordered that the foregoing Notice Application for Patent be published for the ipe iod ten consecutive weeks, in the WEEKLY MISRR, weekly newspaper published at Prescott, Yavapaf county, Arizona Territory
 THOMAS WING
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

to Go.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-18

County Treasurer E. J. Cook reports s2,553. 63 in the county school fund for the quarter ending June 3Oth The amount will be apportioned by Superintendent A. 0. Moves among the several districts of the county on Monday. No report has been received of the Territorial school fund.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-13
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given in accord
L y ance with Act No. 4O4, passed
Dec. 4th, 1883. by the General Assem-
bly,, that Petition has been filed in
our Office praying for Public High
way from Days Cross Road by w. o.
RIchey's, to Easley's Bridge, upon the
most direct and practicable route, and
upon grade of not more than one
foot to the rod, and that we will be in
session at Easley on the first Monday
In July next, at 10 O'Clock, m, to take
into consideration the propriery Of
opening said Road, and that all persons
interested III opening the same will be
allowed to testify for or against it.
"A. B. TALLEY,
ELIAS DAY,
B. &. FREEMAN,
County Comu'rs Pickens Co.
june IL If
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-13
(For the Messenger.

MR. EDITOR: Please announce
that the School Trustees of Liberty
Township will meet at the town OF
Liberty on Saturday the 2Sth instant,
at 2 O'Clock, p m, for the purpose Of
employing teachers, and to attend to
any other matter that may claim our
attention. LABUN MAULDIN,
Clerk.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-13
HHWNIENHAHI.

Married, by Rev. s. A. Gary, at the
residence OF Mr.. j. C. Spearman, on
Sunday morning, June lst, Mr.. w. ".
JONES and Miss ID. A. BRIANT, all of
Anderson County.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-13
OUR PJCKENS LETTER.

OUR PJCKENS LETTER.
PICKENs, s. O., June 10, 1884.
DEAR MESSENGER Pickens still
pursues the even tenor Of her way.
A busy Court has just closed, and the
Courthouse fraternity is taking rest.
Our Grand Jury recommends that
the law prohibiting breaking the Sab
bath and profane swearing be enforced.
There is much speculation up here as
to who ''Pickensite" is. Curiosity
lovers say he is one Of four young men.
He shoots high.
Capt. Thornley, is remodeling his
Hotel. When completed it will put on
an imposing appearance. 1t will look
as well outside as the dining room in
side is attractive and inviting.
Mr.. J. M. PlOwden will assist Rev.
Dr.. Riley in preaching this Summer.
Wes,are glad to welcome Mr.. Plowden
back among his many friends in the up
country.
Maj. r. A. Child and family are Wis.,
iting relatives in Atlanta this week.
DR.. j. P. Carlisle, of Greenville is
located here for short while to prac-
tice Dentistry. He does good work
and gives general satisfaction.
Eugene Alexander, the little Charles
tonian, is back among his friends and
swcethearts again.
Refreshing showers have fallen and
produced jutilant spirits.
Sheriff Mauldin starts for Columbia
to-day with five recruits to the peniten-
tiary.
One candidate electioneering anoth-
er candidate for the same office is an
amusing sight.
the Seneca fever There is nothing
like swimming in deep water.
A young lover went all the way from
Pickens to Dacusville to get box of
cherries for his bright particular STAR
Whole-souled is the way TO be, young
man.
10 be told 'you are pale" when
your face is on fire with bushes,
gets fellow.
Col. George Johnstone, of Newberry.
and Mai. Murray, of Anderson, were
botn in Pickens during Court week,
feeling the Congressional ''pulse."
The Measles are gone, and 10y 20
with them. They ruined a pleasant
Commencement.
Prof. w. M. McCaslan and wife are
attendidg Commencement in Spartan
burg this week.
Pitching horse-shoes is the latest
amusement.
1t is with great pleasure we no
that Col. Il. E. Bowen has COZ
sentcd to become a candidate for CO
grcss in this District. He is we'll wol
thy OF the position. In him are happi-
ly united intellect, patriotism and force
OF character. He never stoops to any
OF the tricks Of politicians, but stands
|squarely on his own worth and ability.
He has represented his own County In
both Houses of the General Assembly
with credit and honor, and he would
represent upper South Carolina in
Congress equally as we'll. We hope to
see him nominated and elected to that
high position which he 50 Justly merits.
c..