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Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

We are indebted 10 Mr.. G. Wright. clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors, for data show.
ing, among other things, the ipdsbtsdnsss
of our cvunty. Mohays county owes sl,-
$3.50, which amount includes the intsrss,
mp 70 April LIST 1885. ..s
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
cOuNCIL.

February 6sh.--Stovsr OF the nting
eommittss, reported shat he Governors
nsssags for members of the legislature. etc.
- provided by council contnrr snt rssolu.
tson No. 5, had boon printei " the eItsnt
of the copies required tbersl,y IN the Eng
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
DELIxslUExr NOTICE.

a KNOLD GOLD AND SILVER MIH.
"A ing CcnInny-Ioeation oS principal
place 3. q basiass, ~ u r.ass!s:o, CsIifcr,
Dist riet, Moksss eoaaty, Arts0ns- Nosiss
There are dslisSosnt spon the following
described stock, on account Of aaasasEssui
(Ao. 81 levisd a. ~ third day Of January,
1856. the several amounts ~ opposits The
names 4 the rsspsstiys shareholders. q
follows 9
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Judge BLaksly and his son. J. w., have
started an arastra below the Park. 1t has
been running since Tuesday; bat. at this
writing. they have nos had clesn-up We
viii give results whoa asoertsirsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

We had a call on Thursday from J. X.
Mackenzie, who clme in from The In1isn
Boy mine on Stockton Hill. He had with
him specinen Of ore taken from said tains
jusr too rich to talk about. Flo inforna rs
that the mine Il bsing worked successfully,
and is paying it's way from tn, ore extract
ID, although there Is considerable dead
work being done, the development of the
nine having progressed TO point at which
sonsidsrabIs timbsrina mp is necessary. Mr..
Mackenzie is much encouraged by the re-
suit Of his oosrations on this mine. The In
dian Boy has always been rNysrdsd 40 =
sood mine and Is keeping up its reputs-
Aim ....
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
Preferred Locals.

SOTlCE.-w. H. Tasgart 4 Co. will a.
tend to my business during Iny absence
from Kingman.
H. W. FoRMAE.
Advertise In tins MSEK.
Subscribe for the MrHa1.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Psttridgs and sherman have taken opt .
carload VI fine gslsns ore from their mins
above Chloride. which they intend 10 ship
next week.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

T.w. Logan was in town on Friday. from
his esftle ranch at Quaii Springs. He 70
ports his cattle in good condition: no ,agI
Of black leg or any other dhx~ss among
them.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

We are inforIasd by letter from sigma
that Mr.. Woods has recently discovered
near that place, deposit resembling hons
ash, both IN appearance and IN action, and
that Mr.. MA. Kimble 10 testing the sab
stance to ascertain its value for cnpeLing
purposes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Ewing q ''Ushorn have taken cut esr-
load Of ore from the AitAta inipe, which
thsy will ship in day or two. This ors is
said 70 be very rich.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Justices blanks Of all kinds ca hand OF
printed on short notice at the Miner job
once. Send your orders and b. Furnished
cheap for cash.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Capt. pahlsren visited the Park last week
and spent several days among ms. The Gap
tain was hsrs for the purpose Of examining
tbs mines in this vicinity in the interss; Of
certain New York capitalists, and sxprssssd
himself rs very fsvorsbly impfessod ~ith
what he saw.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

We sse by the Tombstone Re,prd OF the
l0sh inst. that Stove Hsnkls, lately i'm
prisoued at Magdalena, had arrived In ssfs,
~ at Tombstone.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
For the Year A. D. 1884.

Arizona Nortf.srn Mining Company,
II. 5. CARPENTER, Agent, q com.
piste five stamp quarts sSiii,
consisting Of boiler. pans, en-
gine, stamps, roasting furnace.
etc. situated At the upper snd Of
the town Of Cerbst, valued At
5000; a lot with house thereon
On north aids Of Maia street, IN
the tswn ,f Csrbat, known as
ths Office building, valued st
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

J.W. Evans, deputy U. s. Marshal, asms
in yesterday on the stage. ON business con.
nscted with his ofloe. He left by tbs rs-
tarn stage IN ths afternoon. taking with
him, IN custody, All Sing, tbs Chin sursa
held on a charge Of selling liquor 10 Indians.
Tho heprisonsr will DO tsken to Prescott for
trial at the next term OF the u y. Court.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Our patrons. living along ths, line Of the
railroad, will be visited daring this week BY
Anson H. Smith Of this oiiiss, who comes
among them on collecting toar. We arc
making improvements In our ofhcs, and -
the ordinary sdvI rtiser ssys, Eve need the
money in our baslness." We trust our
friends will, when not too inoon.enisnt,
come to the center on Mr.. Smiths call.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Arixous Butte Consolidated Mia
Ing Company, . mill site Of ave
aSFss Of lssA In Cedar Valley
District, With = i've stamp
qnarts mill thereon. espsistise
Of battery, soastsr, pans, sstsiss
boiler snd engine. snslossd BY Q
lunbsr building, valued q oy..
600; assay once and blscksmith
shop. valued nt e200; whim on
Silver Qussn mine, valued d
ylW..., ........,........ ......
Personal property, vAlp>d q
$40.
Costa and psrosnta4s. 4s..".......
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
ARRIVAL q pKpARTURE or MAIL.
Local BrevitieS.

G. 4. sherman has ready for shipment .
carload Of ore from the Independence mine
at Chloride.
Stsvs Smith and Vim. Brandon have two
carloads Of ore ready Tor shilapsnt from
thsir claim at Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

800; lot With boilding thsss.
on On north sids Of Aais stssss
In tovn Of Csrbat, ussda ~ : sta
bic, valued 1t t75; \ cabin sa
~ Connor mins saiusd at e2s, e1As %
Personal property, valued -
Observation-Disclosures. II 7s
Costs and rsresntaRs. ....... 80 -
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
TrAnrroRY oF ARIZONA,
COUNTY oy MoHAvE.

CoUNfr Oy MoHAvy
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
An unless the Delinquent Taxss. together
With the costs and percentage thsrsoa, -
poblisbed in the foregoing list are paid, the
real property. on which such tsxes are Q
lien, on wednesday, the twenty -eftA (B)
day Of February, A. ID. 1886. oonnsussng
st tbs hour Of slsven tilJ o'cioob .. m. In
front of the County Court HOUSE, in AGisss.
81 Park, In said county and Territory. viii
be soldby the undersigned st pubiie ssslisa
for She amount Of such tsrss, costs and
percentage. ~
Mineral Park, January sIst, A. d. 1855.
ROBERT sTHEN.
Tar Coliestss.
Br o. q. kuExsER. +E
Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

Barry, John, . lot with houss thsrs
on on east side Of Main street Il
towr Of Mineral Psrk, next b
low II. Whites saloon, vaiusd d
600; lot With houss thsrson, OF
south side Of Main street, ia
town Of Cerbst, known - Baf
ar yy's dwelling, valued st go; 10,
With houss thereon, ON souti
s,ds Of Main street IN Cerbst
known - "Buek's house." val.
ued ut $50; lot with hooss thsrs.
on on north side Of Main street,
In Csrbat, known a. Barry'l
store, valued 1t 500: lot With
house thereon. next below ths
above named store. vaIssd At
80; unfinished adobe house In
Csrbat, valued at $40.
Personal property, Waived st
$3.50. W..................
rx~k. o.I .~..~~.a.-x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

It has been noticed, in a strain of complaint,
that Cleveland is too partial to Daniels, as shown
by his intimacy with Daniel Manning, Daniel
lockwood and Daniel Lamont Possibly he
thinks he may have to face den of lions
reform President, and wants the help of all the
Daniels he can call about him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

Extremes meet. Melville, the arctic voyager,
n improving his leisure between his polar
trips by inventing fire escapes. 1t must be adj
former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

The silver men who seek TO strengthen their
cause by identifying il with the passage of the
sandry civil bill may find that the non-passe ge
OF that bill does not necessarily imply an extra
session. The bin includes many items which
would cause embarrassment If not passed, but
II Is not essential to the carrying of the gov
eminent: and, moreover, the most pressing
items might be Incorporated in the deficiency
appropriation bill now pending in the Senate
1t may be- therefore. that the silver men are re-
lying too much on the bill as a fucrum.
But according to the latest aspect of the case
it Is not at all sure that the friends of silver
coinage can use the threat of an extra session
with any degree of success, from the fact that
Mr.. Cleveland is quite ready to convene one if
he deems IL important to have legislation on
this very subject. His letter to- Mr. Warner is
frankness itself. So far from yielding to the
suggestions az the Bland and Warner faction he
saws plainly that il is his conviction that unless
the coinage OF silver is suspended there will be a
financial panic; and feeling thus, he shall urge
legislation designed, in his opinion, to avert
such disaster. Holding these views, it would
not be at all surprising If the President should
call an extra spring session of his own option
unless Congress should take action at this ses-
sion in the line of his convictions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

Those who are alarmed lest Senator Lamar
will lack executive ability as Secretary of the
Interior should remember that the same fear
was expressed respecting Mr.. SchurZ's capacity
for directing that department. Mr.. SchurZ,
however, made one of the most efficient heads
Of department the government has had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

INAueuRArroN News
FOR S25 YOU CAN BUY A FINE SATIN LINED
FULL DRESS SUIT WORTH $50.
FOR SIS YOU CAN GET BLACK DIAGONAL
PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WORTH S25.
FOR SIS YOU CAN GET FINE CORKSCREw
OR WORsTED 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUIT
AS GOOD AS ARE SOLD FOR sco
FOR $50 YOU CAN GET AS GOOD BUSINESS
SUIT AS ELSEWHERE FOR SIS. R
FOR SIS YOU CAN GET A CHINCHILLA SUR
TOUT OVERCOAT FORMER PRICE $50.
FOR Sc, $3.50, 50. so. OR s12, YOU CAN GET
OVERCoATS FORMERLY SOLD FOR DOU-
BILE THE PRICE
BOYS AND CHILDRENS SUITS AND OVER
COATS AT PERFECT SLAUGHTER PRICES
ODD PANTS AT HALF FORMER PRICES.
GOsSAMERS AND RUBBER COATS REGARD
LESS OF COST OR VALUE
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
BE SURE ANE COME TO THE CORNER
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NIP.
FOLLOWED BY
COLDER WEATHER
WHEN OVERCOATS WILL BE NECESSARY
YESTERDAY WENT OVER MY
OVERCOAT STOCK,
AND REMARKED ALL OVERCOATS THAT
WERE PRICED HIGHER DOWNTO
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
MANY or THE SAME SORT SOLD THIS SEA
MA NIFICENTLY LINED ND oUILTEDSATIN
AND OTHERS OF Ny OW NMAkE HAVING TfIIR-
TEN DOLLARS WORTH OF LABOR INVESTED
IN EACH. j HAVE NOT SEEN SUCH FITTING
AND STYLISH READY-MADE OVERCOATS AS
THOSE HAD MADE HERE DURING THE
DULL SEASON BY Ny BEST HANDS.
a FEW MORE LEFT. BOTH IN LIGHT AND
HEAVY WEIGHTS.
EXISTING CIRCUMSTANCES RENDER FUTILE
ALL EFFORTS To SELL STOCK EXCEPT AT
PRICES THAT CONVEY TO THE MOST UNSO-
PHISTItATED DECIDED BARGAINS. AND
THEREFORE HAVE MADE
TEN DOLLARS
AN DIRECTIVE PRICE IN OVERCOATS
MOST OF WHICH HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN
SOLD FROM SO To $50. NO HALF WAY MEAS
IRkS Will CLEAR OUT STOCK, AND HENCE
THESE TEARS
HEM MING,
TIE CLOTHIER
40 SEVENTH STREET fe26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

Lord Durham, an English Earl, finds insipi-
dity In q wife less pleasing than shy and silent
reserve in a maiden, and has instituted a suit
for divorce on the ground that his partners
silence springs from insanity. 1t was Rip Van
Wrinkle, we believe, who regretted that Helm
drich Hudson had no dumb girls, because they
would make such are wives. and Hans Chris
tan Andersen haZ told one or two pretty tales
in the same vein, but Lord Durham does not
seem to find the theory working well in actual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

OFFICE OF w. w. LAMB, Md,
" 1919 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884.
MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT, q. s. OF A.,
800 RACE ST., PHILA DELPHIA.
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
T0UMD IT TO D., BE -, THE BEST HEALTH,RE,
KNOWN. 1 HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM
FEVER, IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MOTHERS NURSING, AND IN CASES OF
TROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI-MONTH-
LY, AND ABOUT MILLION OF BOTTLES M
1 PORTED ., By ~, YOU HAZE PASSED MY INsPEC-
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, MD,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR q. s.,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF "JOHANN
HOFF' AND "MORITZ EISNER" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE. fe26thstu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

The recommendation in Mr.. Wnthrop's fine
Grafton on the 21st that after the next coming
ceremony the date for the Inauguration OF Pres-
dents of the United States should be fixed by an
amendment to the Constitution on the 3oth of
April-the day upon which Washington first
took the oath of the presidential office-is a
proposition in favor of which everything can be
said, and against it nothing. There was no good
or special reason for originally deciding on the
4th of March for the occasion, none exists
now for retaining that day, while to adopt the
date proposed would both secure more clement
season for the ceremonies, and fifty commence
rate most important and interesting historical
event.
1t Is, Of course, too late to do nything in that
direction at this late day in the present session,
but the new Congress could not make better
beginning than by taking the initiatory steps,
Immediately on assembling, to- bring about the
change. That the people of the country would
heartily approve such action without q dissent
ing voice there can hardly be doubt.
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SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
KEEPS SHIRTS
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
COMMENCING FEBRUARY PATH AND ENDING
MARCH 10TH. FOR CASH ONLY.
KEEPS SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
are all well and favorably known all over this
country, and are acknowledged to be
STANDARD GOODS
Made up for the best trade.
SPECIAL PRICES
Wm Be gven every article in the house. including
Shirts, Collars Cuffs Underwear Neckwear SILK and
Bingham Umbrellas, Suspenders, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs. Cloves. &C., &c.
Remember this Sale is for FIFTEEN DAYS only,
after which Regular Prices will be established on
Keeps Goods.
OLIVER P. BURDETTE,
437 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Sole Agent for the District of Columbia
24eo6t
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nor SALE-"CooE MANSION" CORNER
Il Washington and Stoddart streets. West Washing
ton. Large and elegant residence with extensive
grounds handsomely laid out: fine large stable and
other outbuildings. For price and full information
apply to
THOS J. FISHER & Co
ESf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26
LOST AND FOUND.

Il oST-G YESTERDAY, FEBRUARY 25 A CAD
II Badge No. 245. Suitable reward II returned 70
any herdic cab. lie
II OST-MONDAY LAST-SMALL SCOTCH TER
<rier; gray on head: dark hack; yellow feet Re
ward given If returned to 700 r ST Sc f26-3ts
\ OST-A GENEVA GOLD WATCH WITH
black ribbon attached suitable reward IL returned
TO ll11 q ST. NV. rpS-ors
Il OST-ONE SEAL BROWN SEAL SKIN RIGHT
a hand gents Glove. suitable reward Will be paid
on leaving the same at 4o5 9Th ST. NV f25,3t
STRAYED AWAY ON THE 22D INSTANT A
sharp hose; No. of tag PTS Return to 3os c ST NV
ana receive reward f25-2t-
S1n REWARD-STRAYED FROM 1903 MR.
SlO mont ave. on Feb Ia, a large lighi-colored,
rough-haired old deer-hound Had tag and collar with
owners name and address, f,A-:lts
T OST-LADIES SNAIL, BLACK ENAMELED
L. Hunting Case Watch. No SO43, with Chain and
Masonic Charms. Return 10 Capt. CoBAUGH Treas
ury department, where suitable reward viii u
paid. PAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

LNOR SALE
has cellar: furnace room. ~
Isl noor-Haiil, Parlor, Dining Room. Buffers Pan
try Kitchen, with Range, Stationary Wash Tubs.
I'd hoor-Three large Chamber rs and Bath
Sd hoor-Two large chambers Each room has
large closet and word mouths: open fire places Belis
and speaking tubes each fioor
This house is thoroughly finished and built of the
best material. - ~
HCFTY & DYER
2o-1Ot Real Estate and Insurance, 18Th and sts
NOR SALE
l. One of the bestlocated and finest finished houses
la the city, spiendidly adapted for recepous faces
three avenues and over!ooks one Of the handsomest
parks has every modern convenience; is heated by
steam: elegant wood nantes: open iire-places hand
somely tiled; fourteen rooms exclusive OF bath rooms
HUETE & DYER
Real Estate and Insurance, 18th and SIS NV.
feo0-l0t ~ '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

Foa THE BIC USs
HERE'S GENUINE HARVEST FOR BIG MEN
200 TO 500 POUNDS.
EXTRA SIZE BUSINESS SUITS FROM ss5oUP
EXTRA SIZE DRESS SUITS FROM SIS UP.
TROUSERS. ALL SORTS, FROM sseoUP
IN OUR MISUNDERSTANDING WE HAVE
ANUMBER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH SUIT
INGs THArwERE s4oTo $50 COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT $50. WE'VE SOLD MORE
CLOTHING THIS MONTH THAN WE EVER
SOLD IN SLOW OLD FEBRUARY. IT WOULDN'T
BE WORTH THE TELLING ONLY TOILLUs-
rRATE THE BIGNEss OF THE FACT OF SELL
ING
THE BEST CLOTHING FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
WE'RE POSITIVELY SELLINGiMUCH OF OUR
STOCK WITHOUT PROFIT, so IF YOU WANT
ANY ITEM OF CLOTHING, BIG OR LITTLE WE
DON'T INTEND THAT ANYBODY ANYWHERE
SHALL SUPPLY YOU so WELL OR so CHEAPLY
AS We IN FACT, OUR PRESENT LOW PRICES
WOULD PAY YOU FIFTY PER CENT BEFORE
NEXT FALL
A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLoTHIEES AND TAILoRs.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECUR-
ty ofthe District at per cent interest facilities
Tor repayment uEeq1alled charges very moderate g.
HAR'rIG, Treas. Washington SIX Per Cent Permanent
Building Ass 1901. eth SIS. NV. f,;,.:;,*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

~ ROCERs-NOW Is YOUR TTME-L A n n
" Chmneys at halfprice; medium or small a.
large 40e; fancy medium, Csc; large, soc; isa13
medium. &C; large. S5c; arg student, Soc bqT1
ers Csc. S3c, $l25 per dozen wicks, 25c, &c. ~
per grooT coal Oh. &C. 4. eoyNENsTRAHIx
d 1182 ~ saEOet n0CekUQR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

Unquestionably fine FANS On exhibition at
the PALAIS ROYAL as anywhere in the country.
REAL OSTRICH FANS in Every Conceivable Color
also SATIN Fans in all colors Hand Painted Plain
with OF without Feather Tips. We have also GRAPE
and LACE FANS. The STICKS TO OUR FANS come
in Pearl Tortoise Shell Ivory, Sandal Wood, etc. We
offer OSTRICH FANS for $50 that will cost you $50
in New York. Our CSC. Fans bear comparison with
81 goods sold elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

I<o-ot 1924 ST. NV
IGOR SALE-CHEAP-
u good business on 9TH, bet. Z and ID wv SIS COO
II r or on Va ave. bet p Il 10 sw., $4,000 each
40 9TH Sw., 10 room - BOO
ABB and 431ls 9Th sw business houses. 81 BOO
"a ana Maine ave. sw., store and dwelling. 2.oo.
Good business property. A. bet. II and - 500
Store and dwelling. Ia aud L ...........- 600
o n SS oIschS, oth 81 sw tbtsfo.
q. Ioth stsw., room frame. 500
$40 ST sw, new room brick.-..--....--...-s 100
40 roon oliVhs, M 5 ..-.-...- I,oOu eslch.
Sv1 Sd he. room frane- 30.
YUM pi lCh, SSS ~ : y Sspo.
,ss - a u w. Ao-a ana Is sW Ss-,pp
q ee. room frafne-.--;...--;, zoo.
frames, and rooms each on I'd sw...--.... $500.
roon press brick. 300 A. 81 80.
ne above Will pay from to Is per cent
I.oSt- c. II. PARKER, 4l7 and T. sw.
EO2 SALE-THREE-SToRY AND BASEMENT
4 PRICK dwelling. with modern cOnveniences; GEN.
ay located; must be sold permit 10 inspect can be
ootaineo OF CHARLES c. DCNCANSoN. 9Th and ID
sts NV. f25-1
EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN A TEN-RooM
\ mouse, fronting New Hampshire avenue; new and
O eood design Inquire at BRADLE6'S Stoneyafd,
new hampshire ave, between L and NJ sts fe253t'
ENOR SALE-THREE HANDSOME 3-sToRY
pressed oIlck mont Houses, with stained glass win
COWS on 18th ST. NV, just above Massachusetts ave-
TWO having rooms, besides bath and cellar and one
naShS AZ rooms: al modern improvements: can be
SOLO with or without stable lot: price SO 900 and
SaoSV.o Ihese houses are new and well built. and
are $2,OoO cheaper than any other houses can be
bought Tor Id that locality. Terms easy.
NEWTON & BEBRYMAN.
SO Fst- Attorneys for owner
VIII be for rent, II not sold, March Is f24tths 2w
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give me two teaspooufuls every four hours
in as much water or mix; tnen, wnen
began TO improve, 1 must take 1t three
times n day in the same quantity-and
shall use il while 1 can get IL. l hope that
those who suffer may hear OF If and be
benefited, as have been.
Mr. N B. GARDEN, In the office of the clerk of
the District Court, Marysville, Marshall
county Kansas, writes: 81 am still using
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, and il is doing
me more good than anything that have
ever taken for my lungs. Have Improved
ever SO much this fall. III my lungs get the
least bit stopped mp and cough tight soon
loosen them with Duhys
Mr. Fl r STRICKLAND, Danviile, Pa writes:
"Find check for SO for Duffy S Pure Malt
Whiskey with receipt for consumption. IL
is recommended for my son, 20 years old "
Again: "Find $40. 1t is doing my son
great amount OF good. He is thriving rap
idly from its use.
Mr. NJ V. NEIGHBORS, Usage Mission. Kansas,
writes: 81 have received your consumption
prescription and used il according to direc-
lions and am now feeling better in health
and weigh twenty-five pounds more since
its use than at any time before in my life.
Pure Malt Whiskey and consumption cure.
For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers
everywhere. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure il from dealers can have n Hat
Dozen sent, in plain case, unmarked, express
charges prepaid, by remitting SIX DoLLARS to
THE DUFFY MALT WHIsKEY Co..
Baltimore Md,
Au persons using DttFy's Pure Mali Whiskey
are ilrited to avail themselves Of the services OF
our Medical Staf at all times, free Of charge.
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An Insane BRIDEGROOM.

THE MAL.ADY THAT OVERLOOK FARMER TAYLOR
AFTER HIS APPARENTLY HAPPY MARRIAGE.
A Salisbury. Md. special to the Philadelphia
Times says: On Wednesday evening last the
farmhouse of William Taylor. farmer of forty
five years was the scene of his marriage to Miss
Emily Watson. n girl of eighteen. There was
large and merry attendance at the wedding and
Mr. Taylor received many warm congratulate
tiOns upon his good luck in obtaining such n
young and beautiful bride. The wedding ere
ated quite local sensation. Yesterday Mr.
Taylor complained of being unwell and could
not continue his trip north on his bridal tour
This morning he rose quite early and went to n
livery stable. where, at the point of pistol. he
compelled the proprietor To give him a team
Then he drove quietly back to the hotel and in
duced his wife to accompany him for IL drive.
Upon his return he showed signs of INSANITY
aud when a constable came to arrest him for
stealing the team he became frenzed 1t took
a whole posse comitatus to overpower him and
get him to Jail.
When physicians examined him they pro-
nOunced him q hopeless idiot. His Wife is
neariy frantic with grief