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PRINTS -Merrimack, fancy, o 10; Man
chester, o; Arnold, 81; American, s.,
racine, 0l-2i Hamilton, 3; Gloucc8ter,
Ok gloucester, mngp o l-2i Gloucester
Simpson 5; Eddystone, o; simpson mig,
u Alien pink and purple,6; SiMpg0n eil-
Atf grey ., Richmond, pink and purple, 6.
nNhnol ssirtlng, i-G Rageitf shifting.
534i Alien check, o54i Peabody, black, IL;
himnson, black, o; RoSednle, ia
BhowN SHEEriNG-CTown, 10; Au-
gusi0, q E,trich LII, 81 Charter Oak, . -;
1--we oak, 4; International, D IL, Laurence
~, o; Glendale, %; Enterprise, 6; Glen
dale, rs; Boat AL, IL; Admission, Gig
brown SH1RrINg-Caft Iron S; Farm
eEAi l-ii Honest, l-i; Pocahonlas, III;
AucrIula, Z; Century 6i-2; Dwight, ! i-i;
ll,ovE wood, D sd Manniohu, b Ii; BEDFORD
II, IA,
BLEACHuD SnIRrING-Now Yorls,i0 =;
Wamsuua, iOls; Langdon, 0; Lonsdalo, ~ /;
l0lsd6,o cnmhric, i2i Masonvllle, 10 ~;
Fruit Of tho Loom, &; Gold Medal, z ~;
Clenmbt Crop, ~
rIc1ING-~AmoskenP, a o a, IS; amos
Eeas q, ", swift RIVER, ~; Standard
g, = Eas!on %A, lOAi Eastrn "A, n;
o. Stand fancy, ~; Acms ODD, 81;
i NSPllsign, w ,tandaiTd y, " Pearl River,
STRIPES Hamillon, 10y; Th0rndyko,
l0i American, o; Rock River, y; Haleigh,
VA UnkTown, S-5l "a; Jewot, City, s;
bnknOWn,b 3, 10,
DFSIfs-A moSkCag, nv; Otis, lgtt
York, 1879 Warren, l3l4.
CuFCKs Ann PLAIDs-MOunt Pleasant,
7; Catruba, "a; Old Dominion, Z, Menu
phis, ! Ii; Queen City, q ii; AuguHth, z.
Tennessee, 10; Cottondalo, Z; Cumberland,
rheck,T Sibley, 81
GTsGHAMs- Bates, : -; Statewide, s.;
Westvllle, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch
u. f.. II l-2; Amoskoag, s Ii; Bclloview,
l.2; Washington, 6j Windomerc,T
Unknown. u. D., G Ii; Sbley, 92.i; Glen
Riddle, l.2; Harrisburg, s III; Slater, 3;
Everett, 1t; Boss, q; sllverdao, \; Al.
lugton,, .; Victoria, IL; Gormanla, 10 IL;
Bates, IL.
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~ LS-COUtng, Il uoEoU, &Vl; Gutu .4u..
lar, ~ dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, "a dOyen,
$50, Double Bit, 100
sKILLETs AM LIDs-4ltc 4 b; sugar
kettles, 10 II ID.
TIN PLNfr-I. &. lOxIl, Z box, s O);I. @.
llX3O, q box, s 90; Tegno lsx9l, al box, 20.
Ierno, 20N2S, Is box, IA 80
TISwARE--Pieced, discount 80 "a cent. .
stamped, discount 20 Is cent
SoLDER-No /, lbc; no. x and 4, lSc = n
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. |, | " Is doz
uAMEs.-Two loop, $50 q dozen; three
loop, 3.75 q dozen
TAcKs-.In boxes, 100 papers, 9. g5 n box
GRUB HoEs'-P dozen, 7.5O: railroad
picks, Il dozen, S 80.
MArroCKs-- dozen $50.
EuBBER BkLTIS0-- Discount 30 q cent
MALES 90, rate.
BHoyELs AND SPADGs-Rowland's dis.
count 10 per cent Ames' list, steel goods,
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
| HEAVY uARDwARE--Shatts, finished,
1905 poles, 1880; singlctrocs, wagons, SO.
lect, 20; buggy, :, %; express, go; wagon
tongues,l0 90, hickory aIlos, 70 90; bolstcfs,
t,75i coupling POLES, 4.75; spokos, xxx, 30.
lect, 2 10; NIX, $50; sawed lellOes, lst, i,T5.
| S, 400; Bowden shoes, 400; northwestern
horse nails, Not, $50; z, as; 4, 500; bar
Iron. 10 ratci pillow steel, 20; spring steel,
Sc; cnst steel, iSc.
BuGGIEs--Erado p and apriug top, 90 ~
TO 5000; 90, open, iO.01 90 6l.00; do side
spring top, 1000 t. 1880; 10. aide bar,
\ ltONg TO $50 20; do, phWtons lGt,0l 20 100 90;
| grade a, slide spring 5000 TO go 90, do,
| phWiOns, 1000 ioeON; bump seat buggy cst
| 10 Ol ~ %lW; platform springs, no 10 20
! laN.uVi thfCC FNrlnk Wgguus, M,OJ 70 l.2l,
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ArIn4- aIphnnc, per gerous,9 .tlI "a,
itt pound, 81 il llt, r.N.C. scr ruui'
10 iafttUCi row iafrU sec rulrU, f.
4riStEE-t. a NuDfst 2, ga VI. cans,
o.. -. Son ois, Ilt ~. : Soma, 1Uns, IN.
Oul Bergen Ilcrs1ns per r1nnd,
I'D, lemon, sgndDnnnH, I ~; pUnnCfmin
hWi winieirrucr, 4eii olive, Malaga, iga.
1U0.
snAra-Castlo, moius pe. pound, q "a
lv9; CASTLE, white, itn 10
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonif, cart, pet
pound, Ice; alum, , to 8; p1Iow cot, ner.
muda, 8, hnlsam cop1iba, . !, t0riiN. re-.
nn0d, 10 20 ~; cnlun1l al, ID, castor oil
per Enll1n, / q 20 ] %; uae,ln uuds, PEI
rounli 10 to Is; crcam tartar, pure, per
pound, 90, corrosive sublimnie, rpr pound
%, cniprrlsrm. rer pound, i3;extrac, log-
WOO, bulk. per pound, " e. IA, aivcstint
hulk, Per pound, - 70 $, indine, resub.
limatei, per pound, 4 O1. leaves huchu
short, rcr pound, Is; leaves SIENNA
Alet, per pcund, aui morphla, sulph, per
Oh, 800. splrits nitro, sweet, per POUND. IS,
strychaln. crystals, loo. tapIvca, pei
pound, !, wax, white, pet pound, soto %.
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ALCOHoL-Por gallon, 2Sl TO 9yI.
BRANDtEs-Domes per gallon, % 20
800; Imported Coguac, lsi1, per gallon, 90;
lo,., g5i 1870, 20; 1860, 20; 1860, Ti0; ls69,
81 co. ISIS, ~ 20; Otard, Dupuy q Cos, Cog.
nnci 1873, 81; 1870. %; 1857 %; lSiS, 10 -;
Blahuct, huhuuchC * Co.'S CugunC 1873,
4 90; $50, 10; ISIS, B0.
Domestic, per mliOn, "a to 2 90,
Import Holland, . W 1870; sir Robert Eur.
nCtte Old Tom, per caslt, ID 20 lO; uol.
land, per ease, Z 50 to i5Ol.
WuIsKT--Recllned, ~ per cent. proof
per gallon, ! 80; Western, lG0 to ~; hour.
bon, 81 10 . %; Rye, / 90 10 x, Rcotch inns
10.
CHA,irAGNEg--P ncldsclck, quarts
per dozen, - WiJ Hfug & Co., Qupris pCi
dpTcui ~ 70; Nocr Is Charddn, Sllifty
MONSIEUR, pur dufop, ~ "; 4. uotlrt, pet
dozen, q, ui & ~. Mumm u co.'s. nry
Norynny ~ 70, Extra pfY .arlpiutt. q 10
rlJluudnl.
WINES California cllro', rer ruluu. 400
airlgudCl, Mol, pef gallon, I uliol 70: iuii
ported clWcls, ordinary, per caski ,lol n
Ntui uMlIy ciUlts. pcful1lt iOWto rs On,
INV Dnrris per cptk 100 IN 10 1880; hc.
doc, yes Cnf', 900, ~ lui.u, rar case, % 10,
Natt IlE. rUr tusC. uy onln linut be.
cHhU, lU CD, Lar'Ftn. r'r taHc. ~ W. Loo
vcir yer ulsu, 40 N, Chr cau ante, pci
Gaze. lN'i ordinary r-r casr, altu 3 "a
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MARKETS nY qrLuGEarn


KANSAS Cry, sept. lg..-rre L.ves. oc,S
Indicator reuou,: ga, s--Eece Dis, ass;
shipments, 80; steady; luc good e. port
ers,. % tg0'ji good u choice sn'ppill,
1,1Jto $40; comuna TO medium, $50 20 4 IS,
ssioe&els aud ltcdgs, St) 10 a.3Oi g.ass
Texas steers, 80 TO $40.
Hioss-Eeee pJt 2,H); ste d., $50 10
sheep.-Roceiris. l6l; sHipmel =, 10; fa'r
to oumujoo', stOtoSVh
ST.. Lou 81, vent. 10 Cat Recon y,
2Nli shlrn,ai, 100. Tue uSur' Splur-
days snai supply mNde q We. y slow NAV
ket, ard u oWas only Hnsl local u
retail uade.
HOGS = Receipts, eco; h,,men. l,5cO
scarce and nfu NJ $50 % i.Gj
Sheer, ,e'p,S, no o. su.prJW'S, 10;
nosupply Hdu no morlet
Wheat y G.; cash 7ji o .ioJer, ,i1&; No
vember, To-.
Corn s,roiscr; cash, 81 bid; ycar, - hid. .
Oais nominal; ~, bid.
Flour steady nu0 urcU9l gCd
Wheat opeoo "A 10 iower, Yrt soon al
vnroeI md wall, light iluctua,io s cls.ed
y above We s.G2y, No atG, ca,l. 50 20 ~;
Octooe', wy cirSiugof Noyempcf. o. T,
t2CA' cl9n's o,si re eN e. g. - 81,
Co u d,pand o,,y; No. sh,i-et cas-,
va 70 ~ .,t' lmu-r "a o. die 20;
Oats Inn, ,u low; NJ. 2ln'. Il, a.. "a,
Ia .H.. ga r.
. 1HoN,t =, ~, NV w 49, NyW
ttvV.uttv'' NV -. 'VA's
mm,i,S,sg , s,v ~ ,i,..
PAN N g9 '''' '-'' .''.' 81 'A'.'
S.N" ih.,..n,.
k ko,,tds ..li,' O. NJ .,.
6s9 'i,,' 'N' '"li a4u'' 10
'ensi VIZ M, o'.i. o,,,..,.,.
stiiGfsavals,. ". S,.rv1t9l' "-li suc lpi
W. ',,t,' ""
r,f..,. .5.. ~, N'N
ci'~l,. ''I' '''-F 'o"' 'i'.ea "'i we
vi,.'D ,....,..i .,. 500. ,..,. .,...,...,.
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srs,ii ,',e,r" !, A. ,,",'a ' %. ave.
,l, N nv" 49,, '''' t"',' '..,,l' u. 'lWt
a,I ~, ~ ..u .,t Nvv.ut' =" Wv ecu
sc,,i,, g1 W, .ir' ~, 'tl soti 3el
Nov ~, . ,l,,.SS.i ,,i. ~, 40 N,.o'
".r s.. VII
49, vsN WV. G - ,.t' ilN ., N, lVNs, q, =,
49, h, ~ ~ 70, ,V',nt y Z
30 ,..,,o 80, s3,' u' ii.a Ut
rsN,'S,., Ssnt,t, .., ,.' ,re,.,sn ~, d,
..acas,,', IN ~ ny I. H.. 49,. Z,
S ss5l.sSS EoS'o@
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LUMBER AspsuupISa MarER.a,

LUNBER--Rough lumber. Is 90; x native
ceiling, IS %; = native ceiling, $3.50, 3 ma
tive nocring, % 90; - native siding. Is 20:
y rough ceiling, 1850
SHiNsLEs--Boss, cypress, 4 %; q, X ey-
press, %; No. cypress, 3 %; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap. AIS.
,tosts- Cedar posts, best, 1910 each eols
dare. l5c
IAras--per l,OOa, SOC.
BRICK Dallas brick, 1. 50per 1900.
PLASTER PARIS.-NeN York, 400; Mlch-
gan, SO per barrel
CEaENT-- Rosondnle, : Is; Portland, best
, % per barrel
SroNE FIuTs-- About 500 per foot.
DRAIN PlPE-- from i6c per foot, and
higher According to siso
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LOUISVILLE OAK S0LE LrAruEE.-Z
heavy, ireo OF brands. SO n; Y medium,
free ofbrands, SIC 10; a heavy, one hrand
sc ~ \ medium, one brand, $50 10. Baltl-
moro crop, 42o; Keystone oak sole, s. q Sc
BUFFALO SGAuHrER-Prtme,l 10 to Is ID
sides, SIC ID; good, rs to 20 70 sides, 2Sc 10
counter, IL TO IAN sides, Do per N; q ID i,
- TO Soc II; No, oak harness lea, so to Sic
10; No hsm harness lea, 30 10; No. hem
harness lea, 2Sc 10; No. | hem skirtins
lea, VIC h; No, : hem skirtlng lea, 81 TO 81
10; welt and bridlo leather, 400 TO 8 % =
do.
PHILADELPHIA CALF--Extra quality
y To b lbs To doEen, 20 n; 80 to u ms Il
dozen, LIS 10; Alto 50 tbs To dozen, .05; 50 Il
Oiosto dAzen, LOO ~; ~ ts7e rs 20 dozen,
hctA
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UNNtN am rNtNnsTurrs

WHEAr-t5 to7
hYE-knuSaf,V 49,.
OoES--iu Ca., 2i,
OATS In pnlly, q lni's' from Nnrn, tc
81 hlFtor
.liAN- Per cwt -.At mills, % t'poc,
lONNIEAL--ftn. pA'trd, IL .I| %, t."0
lioNtNN aud ONl 500 Il Ea sst
tEhp- ChpppVu cOtn, = lui On, ilu;
enopred corn and cVle Is 'm hs, } o.. corn
tI1n, % lVjits,N'
GRAHAM kfnrn p lIl ~, go.
iAl-trn,rlc, 90 g. 100 il ton,
NJ thLFr sEFp-large, I D, small, leo,
LL0uE-FiNsr Pufut aW oGib: Soc.
ora Patcnt,g 10 togii, Nstra Fancy. 29i
To aNi Fancy, 9Qn ~ al.i, low grade, l,Ii
To ..lO
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COUGH SYRUP.
Or, JOHN BULLS
0lieSyrQD
eoR rhE CURE OF
FEVER and ACUE
Or ChlLLS and FEVER,
AND All NklAHlkl OlsEkses
AND All NAtAHlAl DISEASES.

The proprietor Of this celebrated nedi.
clno justly olsims fer IL superiority ovor
al remedies ever offered to tho public for
tho SAFE. CERrAIH, SPEEDY and PER.
AANENT cure OF Agna and Fever, or Chills
sud Fever, whether Of short or lcug stand
ing. He refers 20 tho entire Western and
Southern country 70 bear him testimony 70
tho truth OF the assertion that Ia no c.se
whatever will 1t fail to cure If the diroc.
tons are strictly followed end carried out.
In great many cases q single dose has
b5ea sufficient ior cure, end whole iami-
lies havo been cured by single bottle, with
sperfect restoration Of the general health.
II is, however, prudent, aud In every case
more certain TO cure If its use is continued
IN smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
n difficult and long.stanaing cases. Usa.
| ally this medicine Will not require any aid
to keep tho bowels in good order. Should
The patient. however, require cathartic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, q single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO sut
| hoient.
BULLS sARsAPARILLA is tho old and
reliable remedy for Impurities of tho bloot
aud Serofulous efEeotions--tho King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DR., JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORE
DESTROYER 10 prepared in tho form OF
candy drops, attractive tc the sight ant
| pleasant TO tho taste,
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TICK EFT, SIB'
a POPULAR CONDUCTOR SAYS

I CONSIDER IT MY DUTY TO IN
4 part some very valuable informa.
ton TO my friends and acquaintan-
ces, AZ many Of them know the un.
pleasant condition under which have
labored in performing my duties ~
conductor OF the Georgia Central rail
road.
Some months ago became afflicted
with severe attack Of rheumatism.
IL increased IN yio,encs until could
no longer get in and out OF the cars
without assistance.
While thus auil'eriAg all the agonies
OF this dread disease, and ready 10
abandon my position through sheer
necessity, | was induced TO try n. h.
u. THE EFFECT WAS TRULY
MAGICAL. had no idea that q mod.
icin5 could produce such Un effect in so
short time. | experienced q wonder
iul change before using half bottle.
Attor aking only four bottles find
myself to-day u well man. This splen.
did medicine effected q cure no less
wonderful in the caseo of my wife. who
was also terribly afflicted with rheuma.
tism.
LAKE much pleasure In recommend.
lng 4, 3 q. TO my friends an FIRST
GLASS. refer 10 Mr.. r.. Schmit,
agent G, Il. To-, Atlanta, and 70 G. II.
|, sfent, Macon, aud lBr. Hepe, At
lantt Ut GooDWAit,
Gov dUetOr Central Railroad.
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COO dC1eu attn hsis and soft felt in
alltho leading styles, Tui "a S. 80 1854,
81 only FOR this week, nt tho
GLOBE, ,t3 Elm i'ruat.
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guo Highland milk "a the best for
coffee, tea, chocolate. and particularly
FOR Infants, ~ itiH absolutely pure,
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rRrtGnre

TnD t1ies 81 frci yft ON cotton .pcr be
itNm Aalb arc ~ f1IloWsl
To hnuster, IS 80 Galveston. 81 81 NUV
Orleans $50, a. tosig, .tTi.
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900 pairs of fine nanta a. $3.50, sghn.
and; 400 Look 81 them,
GLoBE, IO5 Elm Stfoot.
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bAumsn's.
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WOOL, HIDES Avn pELrRIws

WUUt, HIUEs AND PELTKIMS,
NORTHEASTERN, freo OF burrs, nominal:
Mexican improved, lOc; medium 10 10 lSc
hne wool, according to dirt and condition,
IL TO lie; bury, 10 9c per pound less, &C.
ccrding 10 burrs.
HIDEs-Prlme plump Gln,s, 20 pounds
and up, l2o per pound; seconds, plump
hints, ~ pounds and up, loo per pound;
prime light aud kips, IKE per pound; bulle
aud stays 10 SO per pound; dry sailed,
oc; according TO condition; green sailed, 6
TALLow Prime, 40.
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Black Spanish lace offered Of 20 cenis
or tho dollar, at Baunan's.
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PATTERSON, tho low price druggist.
100 Malta street, corner Poydrss. New
stand.
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~ Remit ~ POSTAL MOTT. ur,,rss
Monsy vJer, New fors kxsbssss OF
Ls,ierswi,h Currency ,nvafisslr b, "a.
I've pay ssprss charges On Al sans u
AsDstsiss' -. \. RApEA1oxs
Al1sxs lsusesu1o -
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IThe quotations given below refer 10 rrass
cattle, living weiehLl
Go!s::lISSss u niies ssws. cen.
sS:::::::::: ;lI:':: :s.,..s
,enl -. J.
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70 rrlsls iADIE-,-s p,eRANzA 20, ms North pso,av.
s.lsa Wigs l.sic. ear
- e ssSss lss fss Nay
T snrsfSy 't1s s 70 c.s
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HARTMANN ann wrrAI,s

TONE; ClOsed-New York, steady; Now
Orleans, steoiyi Galveston, arm; LiVerpoo'
gienly.
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1881 prizes, mounting to............t--,s,9
alrllesu,o ~ i ier rs,ss to .lu', ehould 10
New Orleans. For further lntoi a. ON
write clearly, giving full addrst.
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TRINITY IRON WORKS


lateral
ums E sns frsRrs ps-tsSiars
p iobtsS 3 81 KNOX, s,usi, Elm y, ee, py,.. .,..s
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

At every association meeting the principle subject of discussion should be the overstocking of ranges, and the introduction of measures for ihe prevention of the evil. It is a ser ious question and demands the adop- tion of effective measures. There can hardly be any relief by law, but as
 sooiations can adopt measures effective to prevent it and perfectfully lawful.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

The Southern States will have a great cotton crop this year which will be produced at a low cost, owing to the cheapness of flour and meat. As it is now possible to work up large portion of the crop at home, the cot ton growing states are likely to have more prosperous season than for many years past.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

MT. John P. Cum, (which" is Postmaster at Tombstone, recites the story of his fattening at the public crib under Republican adminins,ra- tion in recent issue of the Record Epitaph. MT. Clum's lean and hun gry life at the public crib don't seem to indicate that he has got away with the swag very much.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

Los Angeles is alarmed at the bad water it drinks. A number of phy- sicians have been ordered to make a diagnosis of its case, and possibly bleed It and give it a dose of pills. Most city governments would have applied to an analytical chemist.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

The Chicago woman who claimed to have been gagged, bound and rob bed in her own house, by two men disguised as plumbers, is competent to be cashier of country bank in New England. She had lost her husbands money betting on the races.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

William Garland, of St. Johns, Apache county, is in Texas closing a sale for 6,ooo head of stock cattle for his range.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

4-x>a ]. H. Yure-Cattle branded ] I ---. on left hip; marks, crop from all hleft and under slope in right range,
 Spring Valley; F. o. address, Will Hams, Arlz
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

Three physicians of New Haven, Conn.,, utilize the bycycle as mode of conveyance in making their daily calls.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

Numbers Of cars of fine stock are constantly being shipped into Mexico from various points in the United States.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

Revolvers and mince pies should always be handled with care. You never know how the things are loaded.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

C. D. Poston, republican of long standing, is asking Mir. Cleveland to appoint him Governor of Arizona,
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01

Sonoranians, on the I3th, celebra' ted the defeat, at Guaymas, of Count Bourbon, French land pirate.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY. AUGUST T. 1885.

Large numbers of Texas cattle are being shipped over the Texas Pacific railroad into Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01
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selfDefence.

uET Dior working people. Send l l l. I1 10 cents postage and we will mail you free royal valuable sample box of goods that will put you Tn the way of making more money in few days than you ever thought possible at any business Capi. tai not required You can live at home and work in spare time only, or all the time. All of both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful, so cents to S5 easily earned every evening. That all who want to work may test the business, we make this unparalleled offer. To all who are not we'll satisfied we will send ST to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for all who start at once. Don't delay. Address, Stinsor & Co.,, Portland, Maine.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-01
THE ARIZONA CHAAKPIOWZS THE OFFYCZAL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCXA 2ION
List of members of the Mogollon Live

List of members of the Mogolon Live Stock Protec- tive Association
 w. G. Stewart Daniel Segmiller B. F. Saunders E. K. Carr w. H. Ashurst A: H. Tucker Walter Hill M. Casner Lot Smith Israel Call P. J. Brannen C. C. Archer William Munds E. w. Putnam Frank Hart s. NJ. See C. H. Schulz A. S. Ptman D. J. Brannen w. H. Shoot J, F. Daggs J. H. Yure William Fan Robert Finnie John Clark Madison Burch H.C. Lockett ] F Woods, E. L. Cook, Charles Richardson, James Walsh. A. F. McAllister, A. E. Fay,
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|; And brtve SWEET eyes fh which esunny Aash
Will sparkle are the laughter curve her Hba: .
And peep ottslyly through thS dfobpihg gksk
ia woman on. whose head one eesms tooisSs
A circlet woven by the love and teSfs
And laughter she has won from us whose iivea
Her presence brighte1s through ths happiest
The hands. trick of Eers-.s;. Oh out
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VIII tfnS n l.ushtsr .. they meet her eyes.
So true woman, that we're ii ii her Ill; III,
And bright, sweet coquetry, and winning
To pass from memory in the time to como,
There still were left enough for grateful
...,.,A praise
In that bystandny b The asrcest glare,
As one whose whole brave life 10 one Of GOOD
And tender deeds, she helps our Asr1s 10 grow,
i Moro noble through her perfect w8niaH6uud:
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Acquitted ,s.a HANGED in IOWA.

Near the town Of Blakesburg, Iowa, fifteen
miles west of Ottumws, Pleasant Anderson
was hanged by eight masked men In Novem-
Der, 1882, near Blakesburg, Chris McAllistsr
was murdered at his residence. A few months
thereafter Anderson was arrested for the mur-
and finally, one year ago, at Oskalooss, his
trial took place, lasting two weeks There
was strong array Of circumstantisl evidence
against him, but he was acquitted. A very
strong conviction prevailed at blakesburR that
he was guilty. Bad feeling has prevailed,
ana the other night he was seiseu at the house
school house, . kind Of mock trial had before
Jury OF eight mon, and BY them sentenced to
be hanged. Nearly hundred persons had gath
cred st the school house, among whom be
seemed to have NO defender, and they took him
to the scene Of the murder Of McIllister end
hanged him to limb of . cottonwood tree. He
protested his innocence to the last The body
was left hanging for over two hours and fnsiiy
taken down BY order Of . magistrate Who won't
70 the scene, and tho coroner was sent for.
that they would brook no interference.